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PROGRAMME
1st. The line will be formed [ tafaystte Sore.f
at O'Clock IN.
ii. The schools will lie formed as lottsd, to vi:
No i, 10th street Baptist. z, Foundry Chapel. 5
VI. K Church Sou n. 4. Union Chapel. S. stree.
Baptist, e;'st Presbyterian. :, Kyland ChsPs =
s, wesley Chapel 8, Lutheran. TO- Ebenezer Cha
pei. IL, 9th Presbyterian H. Trinity. II, Co
such Chapel. IA 18th Presbyterian. IS, Chris
Church. Is, English HILL
Should any other schools wish 10 join the proces
sion places viii bs sssig' Cd them at the Tins Il
forming.
3. The officers and teachers will take their ,lscss
Oh the right Of their respective schools
T. TIE Flsg Of Our Country will mark the centre
Of The line
The speakers, minister's of the gospel, and rep
resenat, of the Press will have positions assigned
them on the right.
6 The proc. fsion will move in files at o.. o'cloca
prei-ey- The assis1snt arshsls will be careful e
preserve order while the process IL in notion sId
also durigg the < rcises at the Capito,.
The process lou vi l enter the west gate Of The
Capitol GrUu DIS and arriving al the place des-
mated. tie President of the United States Speakers
Clergy m n AMI Their invited guests will be conduct
ed to seats On the platform by aids Designated to
charge thst duty
8. 1 he following gentlemen have been appoiIt d
aids to the Chief Mar>hal: W. P Young. r. A. Tuck
IT, CHARTS talv- TT, r. L. Moore. J. Lew A. e
Richarlr 2, r. Wheeitr, IL. g. Fi,ahu2h
g. The following are the assistant marshsls az
pointed by the several schools: y, J. Khees, W j.
Palmer. 10th street Baptist. Robert Bates and u f
Ward, Foundry. III. Z. Zimmerman and Ct all {
PascOe, NJ. L. Church South. ihilip Hsuptmsu q,
John B. Hi es Union. W. n. Bs !, G-o Cslyers,
street Baptist. j. II. Moore and d. O. Campbell
LIST Pre-. Jas. Eapey and Wan. Murtan, kyiaiid.
I'd ward Thomas and ]. L. Evans, ne ley. A. II.
Ride hour and Dsri.l Kulp, Lutheran. ID. NJ Cath.
aran and JLo. II. Peske, Ebenezer. - Tho npsOI
and - Noble 9th Pres. - Tenant and -
Trinity. g. w. Garrett and e. J. HILL, Gorsuch \
Lsrner and Alexander Shepi erd, An Pres. 8. V
feitch and N. II. Haven, English Hill
T. j. MAGRUDER.
may list Chief Msrshsl
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THE EXCITEMENT AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 10, Is.


Since Sunday .ening last, this usually quiet
and orderly community has been in a constant
state Of excitement, caused by the very incon-
siderate conduct of few persons who attempt
ed to take from the hands of Dr. Sparks. a
highly respectable physician of this city, a
young man belonging to the Catholic institu-
ton located here, who was Iaboring under in
sanity, and whom the DR.. was about to carry
10 Mount Hope hospital, Baltimore, tor medi-
cal and other attendance. Failing to rescue
the young man, tho disorderIy persons have
INDUCED their spleen in burning the Dr., wi b
some others, in efigy, who, by remonstrance
and persuasion endeavored to check the vio-
lence of the excited parties, and to save from
harm several females who occupied one of tn e
ra'lroai cars at the time he attempt was male
Threa's of violence to person and property
have been made; and l am sorry to add that
those whose pr ovince it should be to quel such
prp<ee !ln2s seem rather to encourage this dis
OF derby conduct l learn that the causs which
ed to the attempt Of rescue wa, produced by
Il report, which has spread abroad, that the
young man about to be carried away was not
insane, but only wished to renounce his reli-
gi0n. and against the will of friends leave the
institution with which he had been connected
for some time; and to prevent this. he was
10 be taken off 10 some c,nven. and confined
Nei her the assurances of The physician or the
looks Of the unfortunate individual, could con-
vice those who sympathizel wi b him that he
was insane. 1t is hoped, however. that, after
"a second sober thought" the minds of those
persons who were led astray from The heat OF
the moment. will see the improperly of Their
conduct. and the excitement will be all ,yed
for all such occurrences only tend to il jure
our good name abroad. Yours, &C., w. K.
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U The American Association OF
Science has come to the conclusion that
the phenomenon of Esprit Rappings" is
an epidemic governed by the same natural
laws as the cholera, yellow fever, or any
disease of like nature! What is the
cure u-.s
U A comprehensive scheme to throw
10000 emigrants from the free States
into the Territories of Nebraska and Kan.
sas, has been matured at the Worcester
Abolition Convention, and committee
appointed to carry it into effect by rails.
ing funds to aid emigrants.
~ The Legislature of Rhode Island
has repealed the blind ballot law.
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NAPOLEON WANTS A DIvoRcE.-The
Paris correspondent of the Montreal Wit.
ness writes as follows:
1.-The great question which occupies
at present the Court of Frar ce, is the di.
vorce Of the Emperor. He no longer hope,
to have any children by his present wife,
and it is said he thinks of taking another.
Tho report is not official, but as it has
appeared in several licensed papers, the
truth of it can scarcely be questioned
Napoleon III. Is, however, very fond OF
his wife, and the divorce will resemble
ia every point that of lis uncle and
Josephine. who were. as you know,
separated for the same reason. Whether
from this motive or any other, the En-
press Of the French is looking very me-
lanch'ly: 1t is impossible to see her
without being struck by her expression
Of sadness. As to the Emperor, he ap.
pears constantly calm and imperturbable.
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LATER FROM R1o.-The BaItimo

LATER FROM R1o.-The Baltimore
American is indebted to friend for the
following:
By the brig Flora we have dates to the
2sth of March, but get nothing of much
Importance. Advices of the Oath report
the stock of coffee 10000 bags, and the
dealers very firm at 4|40Oa4N500 for
mixed lots of Superiors and good lots,
and 4Il300a4I35O for round lots.
Exchange on England was firm at
28a2S4d. per mil.
Stock of -four increased considerably
by arrivals from the United States and
Chill, and the market dali and weak.
Freights were declining, and were
quoted 90al00c. and 5 per ct. for the
United States.
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QUITE ExCITING.-At . menagerie, in
Wheeling, Va, on Wednesday evening,
storm arose during the exhibition.
Most Of the lights were extinguished,
and the tent was completely wrecked.
The Tapping of canvass, the roar of the
storm, the screams of affrighted women
and children, and the bowling of lions.
tigers, elephants, hyenas, &C., were truly
terrific.
DIRECT PRAYING A Maine cores
pendent of the Green Mountain Herald
gives the following as the form of prayer
by class Of people called "new lights, :"
and who believe both in direct preaching
and direct praying:
Lord have mercy on sister Kelly, who
gets up, cuffs the cat, kicks the dog, scolds
her husband all the morning, and then
goes to meeting and there gets up and
talks right on the top of it,"
HORSE s HOE MACH1NE.-A man at Al
legheny city has just patented machine
for making horse-shoes, which will turn
out twenty or twenty five per minute,
perfect in every part. By this machine
the price of hOrse-shOes will be reduced
full SO per cent.
% We once heard a Vermonter ex.
press his opinion f person in the fol-
lowing style of classics: Il could take. -
said be, 1.-THE little end of nothing, whit
tie it down to a point, punch out the
pith of horse-hair, put in forty thous-
and such souls as his, shake them up,
and they'd rattle!"
HES A BR1cK.-The origin of this term
is said to be as follows:
Zone Eastern prince went to visit ano.
Their, who, having being shown all the
curiosities and attractions, expressed a
wish to see the fortifcations. Hereupon.
his entertainer took him to review his
troops, and exclaimed" these are nv
Qualifications, every man is brick %
70 There are now residing in San
Francisco, near l,5O0 colored persons,
who own property to the amount Of
$1,000. 900. Generally speaking, they
are civil and industrious.
70 The steamer Excel has been bought
for packet in the Kansas river trade.
which will be the pioneer steamer of this
Territory, to ply between Kansas at the
mouth, and 'high as she can get"
SEAsoNABLE DEL1cIEs.-Amone a cargo
of army comforts that lately reached Con.
stantinople, from England, were 700
wooden legs! =
U The census of 1850 shows that in
Pennsylvania there is one clergyman tc
every $50; one lawyer to every 924, and
one physician to every 528 inhabitants.
U The cobbler who can toe the mark,
foot bill, or heel boot, has no occasion
to give leg bail.
U"Sal," said lisping Bill, elf you
don't love me, thay tho; and if you d.
love me, and don like to thay tho
squeeth my handful"
GA new mode Of dispensing mol
has been discovered-said to SUPPRESSED,
the necessity of a military force. 1t lis Il
pass around q contribution box.
U Agriculturists pay enormous prices
for Peruvian guano, and allow all thu
sewerage to be wasted in the cities.
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FROM FAYAL.-No aaea0s Of the Steam.
ship City Of Glasgow -Advices from Fa.
yal to April IL, nine day later than pre-
vlous dates, have been received. Up to
that time there had been not one word
heard of the steamship City of Glasgow
THEN IN HER FORTY SECOND DAY OUT FROM
LIVERPOOL.
It is now seventy days since the City
of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool for Phil.
adelphia, and the utter absence Of news
in regard to her ever since she sailed. ant
the failure to hear from her at the Azores
exti"guishes nearly the last hope of bel
safety.
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DOMESTIC BLISS IN New ENGLAND
The New Hampshire Superior Court, at
its late term, held at Concord, h, ard ar
guments in eighty.three divorce suits.
Thirty.three of the applicants were grant.
ed, seven denied. aud the decision Of
forty.three reserved. TheSuperior Court
of Rhode Island, at its last term had
seventy.three similar cases befvre it, Of
which forty-two received judgment OF
diverse, four were denied, three settled,
and the remainder continued for consid-
Grafton.
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Cut NA1t MAcMNE.-A new selffeed.
ing machine has lately been put in opera
ton at Troy, N. Y, which. it is said,
will manufacture in given time, as many
again nails as any other known process,
while one man and boy can operate ten
machines. The saving in iron is also
said to be great, the only waste being
about one-quarter of an inch in ten feet
1t has been shown that one machine vii
manufacture from 300 to $50 nails Pei
minute, all perfect in form and finish.
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STRAWBERRIES, PEAS, &c.-One tho

STRAWBERRIES, PEAS, &c.-One thou
sand baskets of strawberries, and one
huodred barrels green peas were shipped
by MIR. p. III. Whitehurst, Saturday, to
New York, where they command a ready
sale at high prices. Another sent eight
barrels rock fish and ten barrels eggs -
We are informed by this individual, that
he has two thousand two hundred empty
barrels in readiness for the heavy bust
ness he intends to do shortly in fish,
vegetables, fruit, &c.-Riehmond Enquirer
10Th inst.
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
the benefit of q number of hombres who
have taken serious umbrage at recent ar.
ticles in the Era, We will state that We
have engaged, for the purpose of attend
ing to all their cases, a fighting editor,
whose duties are confined exclusively to
this branch of the editorial department.
He stands seven feet in his stockings
his walking cane is Minnie rife, his
shirt buttons are ounce balls, and he has
"killed his man. "-California paper.
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PERSONAL.

....A most hithy ana 8puslVe clfcular,
against the President of the United States, is
now being sent through the Post Office to diff.
ferents parts of the country. It's said to have
been gotten up by the little disappointed CO.
terie who surround the Office of the New FORK
National Democrat. The man who would be
guilty of sending out such vile production
against the President Of the United States, il
matters not what his political creed may be,
deserves to spend the balance of his life In
the cell Of q penitentiary.
49,. Sir William Don and La Belle Oceana
are playing at LOWELL Mass.
80. Hon. Wm Appietonis in Boston. His
visit home is occasioned by serious illness in
his family.
go. E. B. CARING, pupil Of the Baltimore
High School, has received the appointment of
Cadet at West Point, through the recommen-
dation of Hon. Henry May. We like such
things as this, and think that the man who
acts thus, understands the wishes Of the great
majority Of his continents. .-
80. The commencement at Dartmouth COL
lege will take place on the 25th, 18th and 9th
days of July. The orators for the occasion
are President Hitchcock, and Professor Shedd,
Of Andover. J. 7. Fields of Boston, will re-
cite poem before the Phi Beta Kappa.
....Mr Fillmore has accepted an invitation
to visit Wilmington, Delaware.
80. 1t is said that Mr.. John Chas. Gardiner
has gone to Havana, for the benefit Of his
heath.
....A. W. Flournoy has been nominated fol
Congress by the Democrats of the third dis.ric,
of Missouri.
....Judge French, formerly q member Of
Congress from Kentucky, died at Covipgtor
| last week.
| ....Rev. Thos. K. Beecher has relinquished
his charge as Pastor of the First Congrega
tional Church of New York
Mrs. Mowatt, much to the disappoint
ment Of the people Of Rochester, is unable t.
accept the engagement for which the leading
manager Of that ci y offered her her own terms
She writes thus in a note to him dated May
"We play at Niblo's next week, the Oh, 1871
and 20th-after that fortnight in Boston
and that is my last appearance on any stage
I am truly sorry we could not appear at you
theatre. But have proposition to make
How would you like to take your people t.
New York, and supper: me at Niblo's. 1 an
to supp a company, and am just looking 70
one. What sum would pay your expenses
1t must be very moderate one to suit at all.
go. Meetings have been called at Richmont
and Petersburg, Va, to give Ex-Presiden
Fillmore suitable reception after his arriva
in vi ginia.
| 80. 1t is stated that Miss Ann s. Stephens
the authOress, is engaged In writing a ne,
play for Miss Julia Dean.
80. Mr.. John Hancock, nephew of tn
patriot Governor Hancock, and occupant O
that well-known mansion, "the Hancocl
House," while walking out on Sunday evening
in Boston, accidentally made misstep, an,
fell down a passage-way in Somerset street
fracturing his skull. so that he di ed soon after
| wards
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M ESSR'. EDITORS PLEASE snnoun g the re
WI enlistment of JAMES E. IuW-kS as In
n sc convenient pisce FIR procuring Si CARS of b,
nest cho est branCs such as Loudres, Trsbuc :
Consueio. G. ms ante, Americans, AIbion, F, rteDa
aiohUndo, hermanos, Vic oria, &C., &c.
Also, the best chewing Tobacco, Prime God Lest
1old Twist. tirginius, Congress, Consuelo and n
re Giferea kins Cuts and Smoking Tobacco, viii
lArs- assortment Of pipes aad every article in Ia
line IF business.
Apply 10 Store No. 2 Columbia Place. correr O
Lcu lana avenue aud 18th street may lZ- St.
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FROM MONTEvIDEo.--By the arrival OF
the brig Zeno, Capt. Gllchrist, at New
York. the Tribune of last evening has ad-
vices from MOntevideo to the 25th March.
Gen. Flores has been elected President
and on the 22d was insta led in office.
Four thousand Brazilian troops were to
pass the frontier on the Both to march
into the Banda Oriental, there to remain
as long as necessary To keep peace.
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SILVER FACED TYPE--LIoyd's Weekly
Newspaper, now edited by Douglas Jer-
rold, announces that it will soon be prin-
ted with silver faced type. Electroplat-
ing the type with silver seems novelty.
The patentees are Orchard, Willis q
Greenirg, of London.
q Four of the Chelsea, Mass, rioters
were fined five dollars each and costs, on
Monday, FROM which they appealed and
were held at 800 for trial.
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GLENN's TRUE VERBENA WATER

'I'blS dshgh'fI n pei fume (prepared by chemical
L pro- from the bot house plan. emon I riff
Ia Is conhdenty recommended lie ls1iss in par.
ticuiar, on account Of its reshug aad deii hI1u
DIOR 1t contains all the fragrance of TIA. plant it
self concen trated torn, and will be fOuni very
useful r removing the lsnguor 0ec -siooed ty
crowded room, &c. AS, deiic Gus perfume for
the nandkerch ef, ard will he found much chespe,
than the extracts AID yet equally gcoi and leas
ant chan "a for the Eau de Colcgne.
Also, Gisnn's Citronella, Rec Gersnium, and
Musk Go ogne Waters, sii OF unsurpasscd quality
with chs q supply Of ferfurnery Goth natiye ana
foreign. just received and FOX aIe hy
j. b. n ORE, Druggist
may ll-St Pa. ave-, opp. seven Buildings
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

1 lie Anniversary of the Sunday school Union o.
/ ttiI city will be he'd on MONDAY. the Is b
instant, in the Greu nds on the ives: front OF tn
apitol. A proc-s wi ] be iormed, Indicate
b. the suhjoin+d nod'e If the Chief 81 IT hG.
Addresses vi be delivered by the R.v Byron
Sunderland and tn Rev H. L. Dashiei.
The exercises vi Il commeuce on the arrival of III
p,ocessIcn ploha' L. ~ l0k O'Clock m.
Clergymen and all pers Us connec. ed with Sunday
Sct coils az inv to join the procession, and the
public generally to be present at the place appointed
for the eXerclses. o.. WIGHT,
Sec. Washington city S. 8. Union.
WASHINGTON, hay ii, 1854.
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OST-On Saturday mcrniag last, N Psunsylrs-
IL MIA cue ietween 7th and h streets, in
pa sing from the Dry Gods etor--, pair of sin 4
tci0ted Gold ePE TACLbS. The finder will be ~.
"a ly rewarded by lesv ing them at the Washington
City Savings Bauk, corner OF 10 b street and ~ IA
Q Ivan avenue. may ll-lts
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JAMA1cA.-Webave papers from Kings
ton to the 9Th of april. The cholera is
spreading in some Of the districts of the
islands-in the parishes Of West Calie
and 81. George, at Anotto Bay, and else
where. There was no other intelligence
of importance.
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To THE LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS.

UST received. 30 chests fresh imported klseE
~ Tea, superior % any that have vet introduce
at % e-nts pound This article is INTENDED TO II
Crease the high equation already have in kee.
ing goods Of the fneSt qualities Those who love IL
indulge la delicious cup of Tea msy depend upof;
this, being entirely free from the unpleasant tat
snd deleterieus effects general with mot of Il 4.
retailed eIses here. Having purchased the ell,
tire mark. this kind Of tea cannot be had in any o
er stcr- in the city.
Reference eau be given TO the FIRST phi, sicians q.
the DislIit IMP KING,
Cor Vermont ave and 81, st. Johns Square.
nav 10 Ct
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WARRINGTON HALL RESTAURANT.

M have just received a fine l. t # large GREEN
w TURTLES which We shall cffer to our friends
and customers TO morrow at IL O'Clock Fami ies
will b. served as heretofore with s'esks. stup &C.
At their residences. Hard and Soft era 8 in sbunu
ance, AMI sl ctr er deiicacies the seaen con- tant
y on hand ut stand corLer of b street ard the
Avenue, 80 III SIZE. W. BENrEk
NAV ll-3t rInfe11
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" The Atmospheric Telegraph is
progressing rapidly between Boston and
Worcester, Mass. -. ,,4F -5s-ey4
~ Chloroform has been used with
great success IN cases ofdelirium tremens,
BY DR.. Cham brlain of Astoria. lsd- ~ .
- A newspaper is the life.preserver
that rescues those who would otherwise
sink into-oblivioD. IT E
Y Judge Rogers, Of Boston, on So.
turday, decided ''fhxtSft was criminal to
steal umbrellas.
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~ LECTURE at Columbia Hall, Capt.
RS Hill, on THIS (Thursduy) EVENING,
By CAT. G.. W. CUTTER.
The public are res pec.iuliy invited to attend
NAV Its
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HrGHfALUTIN.-In his speech on III,
Nebraska bill, in the House of Represen
tatives, Mr.. Lynn, of New York, ex
claimed, Contrast the Conscript Father,
of 1920 with those who now oeeupy, moi
I'LL. their places ! 1t is . difference be
tween the Golden Age and an Age ofGold
My heart beats sadly and my pulse grow.
faint when feel that the Augustine cycl.
Of American patriotism has fed pray
God not forever. r. az
There, now, we trust he feels easier!
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

Yesterday, after lengthy discus.
cussion, the report Of the Committee on Print
ing, in favor of printing $1,000 additional
copies Of the Agricul ural part of the Patent
Office report, was taken up, and agreed to.
Mr. Bright moved to reconsider the vote by
which was passed yesterday the bill for the
relief of David Myerle. &
The chair stated that the bill had been sent
to the House of Representatives. s
Mr. Bright moved that the Secretary be di
rectea to request the House Of Representative.
10 return to the Senate the bill for the relic
of David Myerie.
Upon this motion debate ensued, in which
the merits of the bill were discussed; sftel
| which the motion was ag eed to. 1850
The Senate then proceeded to the consider
alton of Executive business, and afterward
| adjourned. -
HousE.-Yesterday. after we went to press
the discussion on the Nebraska bill was con
| tinued in Committee of the Whole on the stat,
| of the Union, by Messrs. Grow and Perkin
of N. Y Eliot of Mass, Seward, Elliott o
KY, DowdelI, Carpenter, Tweed, Farley, Har
rison. Colquitt and Upham, ere the Commute,
rose at half past 10, p H., when tho House ad
journed.
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NAUTlER'S. -FkEsH sTRAWB ERIE
" served up this day at Gautiers Saloons.
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FO WLERs, WELLS q CO.,

Mr. FO WLERS, WELLS e. CO.,
aAx;& Phr~noloaists and Pub i-hers, 23l Arch r.
" below Seventh, Philadelphia. All works OF
Z P0renoiogv, Water CuIe, Magnetism and
~ Photography for sale at New YorR prices
Phrenologi"al examinations day and evening
Sabinet free to visitors. may Il-3m
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES

~ UMBRELLAS AND CANES
SrEVENs, Browns Hotel, hss received q
~ elect ard large variety of storm and sun
Umhrells, Of tie newest styles snd Les;
qualities.
Also. . large and varied assortment Of domestic
and forei % Walking Canes Of new -ssigns and st
nodsrats and uniform prices at
.sss, svEvghSS
may list II
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