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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III ON Thursday the I'D 10 O'Clock,
SELL the residence Of gentleman declining
e east side Of b between aud NORTH No i6o
crient assortment OF furniture, viz
Mahogany sofas, parior and rocking chairs
DO ototaans, marble-iop centre table
DO bureaus, extension, dinrg, and card tables
Do French bedseads dressing other glasses
Clock and wood chairs, washstands
One fine wood panofo octaves, of
touch piano STOOL and cover
China glass; and crocksyware, which
gold band and one white tea and coffee
Cottage and other bedsteads, wnrdrobes
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuck
Walnut whatnot, 100 vols. books
Excellent 3pIy, ingram, and stair carpets
Hearth rugs, passage oiclodh, and mating
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
ALSO
OF kitchen utensils, Other which
We deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms All OF under credit OF q,
and months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Aho, the house will be for
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
March 2i--2t Auctioneers
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couresies extended TO the officers and men Of the vessel
aud the ships by the inhabitants Of the city
said 70 have been the first shpbuder and navigator
set OF officers never snhngated oceans wrath
made the courses and distances by the log line eacu
a'eu 'he rn"ae on The Wild waste o. waters
NAVAL NrELLleEscE.--The United States frigate Co
umbia Commander Wilson, bearing the broad pennant Of
Commodore Newton up to the naval anchorage al
Norfolk on Monday. The Columbia sailed from st Thorn
as on The LIST Instant and anchored In Lynnhaven bay
on she 18TH instant The following Ii list Of her officers
Commodore, John Thomas Newton commander, Ste
phea y Wilson lieutenants 7. A. Hunt A. y. v. Gray
W - henshaw, X. L. Love j. r. NJ Muany, John L.
Bankhead fleet surgeon, Solomon Sharp passed assist
ant surgeon, T. Maecoun assistant surgeon r. r. Dam
ei pufser, Edward I Dunn chaplain II. Lewis acting
master, NJ r Jones commodore's secretary, Gordon NJ
Newton passed midshipnen N. T. West c. p Notary, p.
u. newman J, ~ Blake James Bruce captain marines
" IA. u. Stark second Lieutenant marines George w.
Campbell mdshipman, II. W Meade jr captains clerk
y d. Collier pursers clerk, John u. York boatswain
John l. Young gunner Elijah Haskell carpenter, Chris
TOPPER Jordan sailmaker Robert Hunter masters mates
O. A. Henke, VIM. Pearce
IL said that there large number OF fever cases on
board.
TORNADO AT NAsiivILLE.-On Monday night (says the
Nashville Union Of the 4th destructive tornado passed
partially over our city, but mainly from TO miles
west OF It, We have not yet heard Of much damage
done to property in the limits of the city except the State
capitol and the First Presbyterian church. which were
both injured to extent understand in their roofs
by raising the sheets Of copper and tin from their asen
ings, which presume will be placed without much diff
Guilty. also large building in the northwestern part Of
the city known as the Brewery was understand en-
trely destroyed
MANUFACTURING BASKs--The lower branch of the know
nothing Legislature of Pennsylvania have passed bills in
cooperating eleven banks
ANOTHER RUMoR-Rice, the negro comedian, persists in
his assertion that he Baker the murderer Of Poole
Niagara few days ago.
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SALES TO-DAY.
Yy ). q. meGUlRE, Ans,.onssr.

By y. q. Mcguire, Aucttoneer.
s; CONTINUATION SALE or SUPERIOR FURNITURE AM
" household effects The Peruvian Minister'S
The furniture n
NJ 1trado, Peruvian
Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock residence
and X streets.
portion OF paror Brussels
danask all chamber
main 70 be sold comprising mahogany and bedteads
robes wasstands, lounges and
chairs bed and table lnen together with large number
not mention.
Terms Of sale $50 and under, cash sum- Of
and ninety days, satisfactorily hearing
terest h w
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2s-lt Aueioneef.
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How THEY MANAGE MATTERS IN lTALY.-ln lecture on
what he has abroad Wendell Phillips observes
q In italy you will see breaking up his land with
cows and the of tree for plough while he is
dressed in skins with the hair In Rome Vienna and
Dresden if you hire TO wood he does not bring
horse along He had one his father before him.
He puts end Of the the ground and the other
his breast and taking the wood in his hand rubs it
against the II is solemn fact that in Florence
city filled with the triumph of art there is not single
auger and If carpenter would bore hole he does it with
redhot poker This results not from the of indus
try but of sagacity of thought The people by
idle They toll early and late-men, women, and
chdrenwith industry that shames abor-saving
KEGS. Thus he makes labor, and the poor live In
Rome charcoal is principally used for fuel and you viii
string of twenty mules bringing little sacks Of it upon
their backs when mule could draw all of il Ia
but the charcoal vendor had cart he keeps
his mules and feeds them This is from Of indus
try but there is no competition"
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To Officerx, soldiers, Scamen, A C.. or all Wars
their widows aud Minor Children.


y NJ KNIGHT,
.sstorney sevsrnsaens slaissa~i wssssasfsu @,
CONTINUES give psomps pessansl prose
and particularly thase before hs Dsgafurn
Pension and HcuasBd Bcaas Patent and csns Laaa ooe
asd board uf claims.
An experience years. Ana familiarity win The means 81 ob-
tanning the s and nyusshe nisiw. with b a.
ees or the Sespa,eh q business s, ham IN ss-ssng bis
respondents claimants. public
trusted 90 hiss keeping via not he neslcet~d-
rssssos nersrv Lsrp, vArrsr, ruBtac. rawp laws
nearly ready af ssataso.s aoss business
and those who become pamphlet
aiming ssnop~~ % The eaiseg pes.nn
and public land laws down Ia me end Of Congress-
ding the
aousrs-lAsp % IN nAacs, lass,
acres
officers. ove~rv solder. wagon
esmsfe and friendly tadsrs at the
volunteers. and militia and all odc~ss
s-amen Marines clerks and landsmeu
provided who
hatset petod since S asd the widows
children OF all such persons ea.,isa aad deceased
pesc thar elsewhere TO onnd
class Of claimants under the with
10 be pursued In suspended or rejected
Parties wishing avail Themselves
departments ropr. n. above pam
phe by remiting thirty cents In postage stamps.
ooaaxssospxrrs
Correspondents prepare
BY this will be dealt with literally sappd with
from time 10 time In the execution Of the iAw
IL IL within the Subscribers direct his
the locality Of entitled
be Of that win materially sscans d
dilona bounty.
claims.
hshest prices given warrants.
scrip, and Illinois land patents
Address \. ~. KNIGHT,
Mar ls-law4wdAcp washington city.
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Court Of Claims against the United states,
washington City.

NE undersigned
claims against Ur
above Established Congress-
which " all
founded law Of Congress regulation
with government the unilsd any
Al claims government
claim established said
Congress- for the the claimant will be- paid
United
The undersigned Will
Supreme
OF the District
NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law,
Az street. Washington.
p SReiereaee may necessary depart
and bureaus, citizens Of Washngton
gress. iJ-~ImdAep
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LOCA l. N Il w s.

ADJOURNMENT THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFER
ENoEThe Methodist Protestant Conference which has
in session at Alexandria for several days adjourned
early hour yesterday morning Salisbury Mary
land the second Wednesday in March, 1885, Before
ournng resolutions passed against the tobacco
during the hours of divine worship, and against dealing in
lotteries special committee to whom the subject
fred reported against dancing with accompanying
ommendation that those guilty of offence in this particular
should be subjected to church discipline The following
ministers pa continued the snperannuated list
Rev. Messrs. inkle, Josiah Warden, E. D. Hamilton,
T. L. Mclean, n Jordan and Alfred Baker The follow
trict:
First Church, Washington be supplied.
Georgetown--S. b. Sutherland.
Ninth Street, Washington-P. L. Wilson.
THE EXTENSION OF THE Treasury BuILolsG.-T The fol-
lowing notice of the Treasury Building extension appears
the Star:
Ths work, learn is to be built upon the original plan
made by Thomas U. Walter, esq., architect, which
specified in the act making the appropriation this and
corded the session. The Held engineering
ion with it, mentioned in the Star of yesterday being in
progress to stake the ground which win be
by the magnificent building when it shall be completed The
ted States engineers the head Of the Treasury Depart
ments important bureau OF construction, which
hospitals, &C. This bureau Of recent existence, IS re-
sponsble for the disbursement of very large amounts of pub
for similar branches Of the trusts Of any Eu
rope The erection of the extension above referred
the Executive Mansion as At present laid out Il will
enclose all the space in front of the present State Depart
and to- perhaps, 100 feet Of that building and
will also the Of the stables Of the and
much Of the present garden attached running
down the street bordering the grounds immediately
rounding the mansion on the south side"
The NATIONAL THEATREThe fairy spectacle of Cinder-
ella still large and delighted audiences the Nation
al 1t has been got up with great and at considerable
expense and should be by the old well the young
Commodore J. T. Newton commanding the home squad
ron, arrived in this city yesterday.
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BY ELE CIR A r II +.
From Neu York.

New Yoak March 2l.Judge Morris has decided to ad-
init James Irving charged with being accessory to the Poole
murder to bail in the of $4,000 The district attorney
insisted that the satuary law required two days notice Of
the and residences Of the securities before acceptance
stating that this decision would probably be precedent for
other parties in the case, also accessories.
Nashville the substitute for the Pacific, sailed at
to-day for Liverpool with 81 passengers and $685. 900 in
SPECIE
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L. P. BAYNE, Esq.

WASHINGTON, March II, 1855.
DEARsR The statement taken from the Globe" Of the 9th
nst and which you have called my attention. far
it relates to me- is unounded in every particular Neither
of the claims referred to purchased by account
of Seldom Withers, Co, any members of that firm
Very respectfully, yours &c,
ANDREW WYLIE
To L. p. BAYNE Esq.
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BY y. Q. MCGUIRE, A.ctsen~sr,

TWO VALUABLE PIECES or LAND, SUITABLE IN SIZE
auesionWs be offered tor SAFE At pub
auction Tuesday, The WIN day Of hsrss A. * os'os = ~
the auction valuable sns beautiful
pieces containing ak ese between Na-h
and distances west % IRE srSphs road
mile tr-sk, and bsrdessaA
Junction wth sssnpks These
on sabs Situated public
cities and the turnpike communicating with
be ~Pecissly Suitable o ~asset With so
naturally s,S improved
wJ te Owen piece II pass
DAY Wishing purchase inQssc
owner who vii show The prsnsssa.
One Of
bearing BY
the property.
Mar lid Aucuoncsr
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Ii The pleasantly located dwelling house, No Ss sixth
the Unitarian Church, by w The
furniture will be sold TO the tsnant, IL desired
proposing housekeeping In this ei
will find this favorable opportunity the furniture cnte
excellent order, and will be W..
Apply premises, address box no, city post
Mach n Or
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~ GREEN h SCOTT. A1e0ssssss.
THREE VALUABLE RonsEs AT AUCTIoN.-~cn Saturday
morning. the Oath 10 O'Clock, shall
auction store Of an Pennsylvania
ne celebrated Canadian rackss bovse sout ha
csradas mare snA FAST rsctns .cre excellent sde
animal
Terms cash GREEN b SCOTT,
""eha-e"asas A7euoneesRl
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RY VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST DATED i3th DAY OF
September ie43 and recorded among
Washington District Of Cou6ia
Of decree OF tho circuit tn the said county
1854
wherein Darius Cge complainant and Really and
DEFENDANTS shall proceed pFsmises,
day March, 1885, O'Clock, all that Of ground and Inn
consisting Of brick house, situated in the
Washington, designated
vision Subdivision sDs formerly belonging Mrs
spratts, the fronting 81 feet 10 inches kinl
running with width ~ feet II inches which oi
there adjoining alley three feet in width the sb Of the
OF which belongs o the said premises.
complied
the premises, the risk and Of the Hrst purchaser
JOHN b. CtAGErr, Trustee.
JAS. q. Mcguire.
Feb a3--eodAds Auctiopesr
The above sale postponed until Monday afternoon April p
1885, same hour.
j. u. CLAGETT, Trustee.
JAS, @. MCGUIRE, Anctionecr.
Mar l5--eo&ds
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By GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctioneers.
n oUsEHor.D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
II on Thursday shall
Mr.. Wells Lat street Capitol Hin near Pennsylvania avenue,
Rosewood seIvetcovered sofa
Walnut marble top sofa and centre tables
DO dressing and other bureaus
Maple and waaut French, cottage, and Other eedseada
Parlor and chamber window curtains and blinds
sSn, sa s sssa .p sSa ."s Ss
Feather beds, bedding straw and 'huck mattresses
Alarrs To- Of liable sa ana h. house ... Linen ,a
aply, ngrain aud stair carpets and mas,ine
Hearth rugs and large lot OF oilcloth
gronzcd hal rack, loanse. asd looking glasses
ansI9.' s. eys and s. os sCS s sSS sas
Win large a.soI'men,of kitchen sgue and many other ar
Terms An Of as sas eredi,
dorsed -
March I'D Ancnsneers.
The above sale postponed until rae, sss n a sco 1,
March 2I-d Aucioueers.
BY y. G. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.
CxTENsIvE SALE OF SUPERIOR Liquors, rREsERv e..
bar and ars aepn rSs g.
avenue between 2 and d streets shall sell his entire
stock E, a .ss and rs s.s ssssa.a
DO SANTA Cru. rum, Jamaica spirits
h.,enhsimer wines superior h''sers
niss dozen superior wanu, and casups quart
Together viii, alas saan, Of fixtures glass cases. gas a
Terms a. and nndsr cash over sum- credit Of SIXTY and
endorsed notes. bearing interest
named liquors was purchased al the
Colonel Pyle Georseown and are undoubtedly very
snyer,or WIN KuPP.
c. KEPPLER
Trustees.
JAS, c, MCGUIRE,
March lid Ancuoneef
THE HONEY BEE.-Csiseu- first premium eomgson sense
palace the national gallery, PATE
pat, Friday the 2ad March instant together
MS ss.aq specimens Of ysa hsnsy s.s county and '"
Mar 2p-2dAltcp' GEORGE CALNEkf.
SrECiAL NOTICES. 4 LEWIS, attorney at law, eemsis
- os III. OF VGaia in The psc :" ton
continues collie I'll eia'sns
and all kinda claims for t"sa na me
Especial
gives al before the r-Sess '"S's
Of claims
ssd cbsrxe 90 me -d"~ " efp"an 0"
successful
M. A,,. hms~,f IN wshinson and et
az business !" hs various
hereof win Afford erst facilities speedy adjustment -
h~ n ....,.a,.
respectfully beads OF departments
Of the last Congress sp.risi %
'o"se ia $3.50 LII LEWIS,
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.Navigdtson Of Ontario Resumed.

OswEao March 2l.-A propeller left here this morning
with freight and for Toronto c. W. Active bust
ness will shortly commence
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ROCHESTER, March 20.The coroners jury in the of
Emma Moore have rendered the following verdict: The
deceased her death by drowning but whether she
drowned herself voluntarily otherwise the jury from the
| testimony, unable to say"
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, March 81, 1855.


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deposons papers testimony
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guments, il any, within ten days thereafter
yencer md Evening STAR washington D. al Argus Bsmore
Md phade,phia. Scientific
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RIO HERS dispose property
They hundred
including school lecture Ac ke
The excellent opportunity obtain and long
established institution To purchaser, the terms viii be made
Autographs and bo oh
tanned from the proprietor the premises, u G. O. ksnncdy
Mar t7-eodawdAcp. G. Y. MORRISON
IHEsCH NOVELS Just Imported from Paris by the
undersigned embracing by Baszac, Bertbe Sue Mire
Hcard Dumss Karr Mus#e sand Perrin,
Gaud Desharoe souiie Castillo oiee, Aycafd, oua others,
prices ranging from ~ 70 80 ccnma o. nem niss,ssa
Mar 10 FhANck TAILOR
rEcNtcnAL AGENCY wAsHrs0TOs.--Ths
In sgbrr formerly having established
front OF the Treas
especially Revolutionary
and pensions under the Of Congress
Having he 81 tho David nornaUn,
perhaps which made the
Of revolutionary In the hrst auditors once ~
Richmond Ne has also c"pons index 20 me papers IN a
Capitol ~ Virginia These, and the
experience
hope claim him he just be ~i b.
show u, where the claimant bnse be entirely
unable TO do ~.
For ID giving
who who days, bis
charges viii very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aseonsc virginia
James Lyons, Eyq., Richmond, yirgais.
James T. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions Mebmond
NirQlnis
stafford n. Parker, Richmond, Virginia
Hon John y. Feadeton, Virginia
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington ID, e.
William }. Ward esq, BALTIMORE
Lswis TirabeHskr, esq, New York,
March 7dAepiy.
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HARD TIMES TExAs.--The following extract from
letter dated at Galveston Texas, March 1855 gives dis
couraeing state Of affairs
Business has entirely failed this season in Texasa
branches suffering the cotton crop, you know
failed AT the present time the rivers low money scarce
debts abundant proyso high The merchants great
ly disappointed in their expectations and many will be
unable to meet their payment already ask for
tensions Many young of cine business tact and abi
ties who commenced business this in the interior
Texas Obliged To give up again in despair they
could not realize their expenses"
We are inclined to believe that the writer of the above
has colored matters too highly.
SrARrLse SUICIDE A DRuSKARpThe terrible end Of a
drunkard thus told by the Westehester IN W Herald
sAn unfortunate man. who has lived in Tarrytown and
in this village for the last ten years. named James n King
good mechanic in the carrage-makers shop of G s,
Dubois but sadly addicted intoxication committed sui
eide in shocking on Thursday evening Of
last week The poor creature had been FOR number OF
days suffering with frequent fits OF delrium tremens du
ring which, suppose, he intimated purpose OF self
destruction. On Thursday his suherngs were intense
and that evening he wandered up the railroad track on
his fatal errand looking gentleman who met him said
the most haggard and wo-begone imaginable in a few
moments after he cast himself upon the rackthe rushing
train warning with its sbril piercing whistle but
he needed il moved not and in twinkng his wretch
ed form crushed dragged along the track
gled helpless of sefsacrhced humanity. The shock
ing circumstance known In the village and pro-
duccd deep sensation which rendered general
next day the return Of his remains TO the ooroom of
the road at this place where Coroner Hard and the jury
examined the body
LBKRsL--Thos. Balch, Of Philadelphia has presented
100 volumes Of old works the library OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia #
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JupGE Logse's suockssoR.-Ex-Gov. Emory Washburn
has been appointed by the faculty lecturer in the law
school at Harvard College in place of Edward g. Lorng,
whom the overseers refused TO confirm.
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The RIGHT srIRr.-Bishop Hughes, OF New York,
Gently attended soree given in Rome by Presbyter
family from Georgia. Mons. Bedin also present
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DIED,
Iu this ety. Tho goth instant, ELLEN, wife
KEY.
Her friends funeral from the residence
ocsck, m.
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Proaibitory Liquor Law IN Massachusetts,.
Bosros, March 2l.-The liquor law, making the punish
ment for its violation imprisonment for the first offence
passed third reading by the house of representatives to-
day. 1t had already been passed by the senate
Western Navigation
PrrsnuRo, March 2lThe river here has depth OF nine
feet six inches.
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New YonK March 2l.- Cotton is upward and firm. Flour
is unchanged, with moderate demand at previous rates
rae Of 500 barrels southern Is rmsaes of 900 barrels
at 50 50 u.s. Wheat upward and rmsales of southern
AT 81 80 Corn is upward and rmsaes OF western mixed
at 90 96lS cents Pork is downward and dull Beef
ward and firm. Lard is upward but not quoaby higher
Ohio whiskey is firm at 81 3lIa cents
BALTIaosE, March 2l.Four is dusaies Of 200 barrels
Howard street at SIS 81 City Mills So T5 Wheatsaes Of
900 bushels red So 0s 81 III white, 50 is 81 2s
Corn--whte, So A 81 cents yellow 81 \ 81 cents.
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CONVENTION -GRowEns.lt is said that con-
venton of cottongrower and others interested in direct
trade is contemplated at AixaChapelle the coming sum-
is supposed that large representations from both
continents will at that time be called together by the Cys
tai Palace exhibition ut Paris
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LOST FoUsD--lt is said that the prohibitory iquo
law passed by the legislature of Illinois cannot be fount
The liquor however, can be found
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A METHODIST MISSIONARY RoME--A young Italia
boy pious and ofgreat promise is now being educated
the expense off Sabbath-schoo in Chicothe Ohio, wit
the purpose of sending him Methodist missionary I
Rome.
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AMERICAN nusKETs ron usE--The Windsor
(Vermont) journal says that the Robbins Lawrence
Company of Windsor have just contracted for the
acure of muskes the amount of some four five hum
bred thousand dollars. The contract is made for
pany in London and the to be manufactured is the
Mimic rifle with some notifications The ulhment Of
the will require additional force Of two
three hundred This is decidedly complimentary to
American skill
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To l.. P. BAYNE, Esq.
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MANUFACTURING RASKs--The lower branch of the know
nothing Legislature of Pennsylvania have passed bills in
cooperating eleven banks
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hfnoon performance every Wednesday Saturday
cling Al , O'Clock. Children half psico.