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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-28
L w INTELLIGENCE

CmCuT CouRT OF TIRE UNITED SrATFs-Beforc
Hon. William Fell Giles. Judge. The following
business was transacted Yesterday:
United States rs Charles W kcrlin and Walker
NJ lomImson, indicted on the charge of innictinr
cruel and unusual punishment upon George W VII
mans, seaman employed on board the baruue Rain
DOW lhe Jurlcs IN both these being unable to
| agree upon verdict, were DISCHARGED The ur,
IN the case of kerln is the second one that has been
lmnanncled and failed to agree upon a verdict
- united states rs. Charles II. Grant and George
burlington, indicted on the charge of nanslaurbtrr
IN the alleged killing of John Wilson 4 seaman nf
the American ship Thcrese. on the high seas by beat
ing him. Capt. j. \. Holmes, Jas. kcarnev, SamI
Malone ana Hanson Smith have also been indicted
as parties to the same offence, but have not vet
been arrested. Mcssrs Addison and Hanan nr6sa
cutting; W. p. Whytr for defendants
Charles Reed and William Smith. who were en-
ploEed on the vessel as seamcn were called and ties
titled that John Wilson was beaten over the head by
captain Holmes with a Delaying pin and that his
temple bone was broken by the blows inflicted; at
ter he was thus injured he was stripped and tied M
to the rigging, when he was beaten by one after an
other the men, by orders of the captain until hc
was Kept IN position of torture about three quar-
tiers OF an hour, the captain standing by at the time
with Il pistol and revolver in his hands and threat
encd to serve the men in the same manner if they
| refused to obey him; when taken down from the
rigging w iSon went to his berth and was again re
moved and beaten by the CAPTAIN. and died whilst
| the injury was being inflicted The cantain was
thought to be insane and the mate took charge of
! the vessel.
DR.. Buckler was called, and gave an opinion that
fracture Of the temple bone would produce death
that death from that cause, would not Immediately
enSue upon the infction of the wound, but the in
Jured person might survive some hours The evi-
dcnce was rected to him, and he remarked that the
fracture would be sufficient to cause death. and
that the whipping would not accelerate it. He re
cited an instance that came under his observations
where person had received a similar fracture and
had survived several hours.
hn ppsn y,-nS -,l,t,, =. 4 e, ! L..
gument, and verdict of not guilty rendered
CorRT OF CoMMor PLEAs.-Before Hon. VIM. l.
Marshal, Judge. The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
George B.. Johnston u.s. James f. Davis. Motion
IN arrest OF Judgment, argued and ovcrrucd
A: Is. Ellis rs Hall and Loney, garnishccs of w.
Is. klbbey. Motion to enter a Judgment for the de
lendant no" obtaate cerdicto. Motion oyerruled
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New YORK, April PA dispatch from Albany
says. that the Erie Canal is full of water and in
excellent condition. There is nothing likely to in
tertere with the clearance of boats tomorrow
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TEA SALE
SHIP NEWS

New York, April 27.-The Tea Sale to-day was
Observation-Disclosures were sold at lower prices
and the Blacks Wore nearly all withdrawn
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TRIAL OF GENERAL WATKrP
CANAL NAVIGATION

TFINIl OF GEN WALKER
New ORLEANS, April 27.-Gcncral Walkers trial
FOR violating the neutrality laws, has been post
poncd to the fourth Monday in Nav.
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CINcrNNATT, April 23-Thc thermometer last
night ranged from 81 to SO deg. and on the out
side of the city, on the hills, stood at 1917 deg
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TRIAL OF MICHAEL MURRAY FOR MURDER
ELIZABETH, n. j., April 26.-The trial of Mi
chael Murray, for the murder of Van Muller, at
Cranevie, some two months ago, came on this
morning in the Union County Court; the Hon
judge naines presiding.
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The Report tells us that, looking at the expenses
that strictly appertan to the year, the increase of
expenses from the previous year is only p per
cent, and the increase Of revenue 10 per cent
The expense of the postal establishment, actually
paid out for the year, and also for the year pre-
vious, was composed Of the following items:
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For THROUGH Tickets aud other information, enquire
Ohio Ticket Office, In the Sprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling Va.
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Frannh Goods.

HTNTZEs-2Oo pieces vide last eaiors, =.
IPN cents always sold for IS cents yard. Also -
second mourning ciiniEes at 10 cents .,, . 90 -.
SI0UPINE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at Bis cents
per yard ,,.4 -, - ,.it - o.
cents, will sell ut 1873 cents Some good qpaty as
los 6e( cts u ward 49, 60,
CIIALLY DE LAINEs-P and figured The very anest
,,IaIn nj 90 cents. and figured at 25 cents a yard
'OMBRF GRAPE E'EsPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
oMBRE DSREGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, Tor only
e 81 few piece, Ameline Dress Goods, nice and
800 pieces e1y -siIE.--An Lescsnept slboled
per yard; sold last season at - per yard. cfr-
Che CsrenteHI 1Bnr.nin Yet
will sell superior SILK ROBES of 90 wards each,
quality at from s25 to $780, leOr only
= Is apiece. I challenge any merchant possessing
i1dTment about sinks deny that these Robes not
Gold half their Also superior article GDLOREO
POULTDE ROBES Il DULLES, side stripes, very de-
.irabe coors and gns, and will be sold at bargain
Thy are Of very importation OF alarge New York
retail establishment, bought hrlo" Importers cost
Also Just resolved, about 80 dress patterns Of new styles
fancy Silks very handsome md cheap. ..-..
1G6 BAREGE LAWN cITALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double kirs Barege Robes 20 ds rs sold
last season for sfO will sell for g. Chaly Robes
excellent STYLE very cheap Fine Lawn Rotrs at only One
Dollar ard fifty CrntS apiecei at ALLY HEYMAN's,
-rG,9-s! o O.. III I'M 7Sli
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TRANSFORMATIONS
Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAII, ROAD.

'O46 ~ 49,
RAIL ROAD.
n @ -
IN and Monday, March SIS Sundays eNespted)
\ J Trains viii run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1O p H. Mail Train, stopping at all stations; arrive at
Pittsburgh at s:5S II. NJ and bridgeport t $40
1890 p NJ Express Train stopping at all regular stations;
(Ea-t Rochester and New Salisbury are dag sta
tons for this traIn) and arrive at Pittsburgh at
1904. NJ.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$40 A Express Train, stopping all regular stations;
arrive at Pittsburgh at II 40 A. 81. and al ceve-
't.'H- land at 1858 II NJ. -f.
$50 p IL Train stopping all regular stations
arrive at Pittsburgh at S:t>o p. NJ
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
800 A. Mail Train stopping all stations and arrives
at cleveitnl at P:55 P. NJ. and at Bridgeport at
1l:05 A. NJ
4Oo p. NJ ExTrEs Train soppr at regular satiOns ar
rive at Bridgeport at SAG P. 81
mt train from TridsepOrtto Cleveland daiyleaves
Excursion Tickets from B,ldgeport TO Pittsburgh and
turning $50. GOOD t'eo d"ys only
Connections. rs
Competitions Rrs made y all through trains as follows
also, for Erie DunirH, Buialo, Niagara
Falls and CAngdH
At steubenvtlir Beilar, steubenve Indl
ana and Centra Ohio Railroads. Cai COshocton New
ark RnrnesYle Zlnesye, wlmiurtou Lancaster, Column
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and st Louts.
At Wheeling, Nith Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
berand HRFPer's Ferry, Baltimore and Washington CITY
Lnca through purchased atte various
Offices the line; also the Union Ticket Offices opposite
the Ievee, Wheeling, Va
Superintendant's OHice, G r r, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, March :, 1858 nih6 SuPt
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE. : ======.
NO TIA MAIN STREET. WHEELING va -
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FALL AND WINTER SALES ~
! AND WINTER SALES.

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An Aaven.nre Is. a IsaiIrond Oarri"se.

! After had taken my seat one morning at
! PaGdirgton, in an empty carriage, | was joined
lust as the train was moving oil, by a strange
Hooking Young man, with TeInarkaniy ieiis HOW
| ing hair. lie was, OF course, a httie AGrllIG,
/ but he seemed beside to be disturbed and wild,
/ so ti,at was quite alarmed for fear of his not
7 being r..h; in his mind, nor did his subsequent
conduct at ali re-asSuTe me. Our tram waS an
Ecxpress. and he inquired eagerly, at once, which
was the first station witereat we were anycrtSed
/ to stop consulted my BRADSHAW, and furnish
ed bin with TIE desired information. II was
| Reading. The Young man looked at his watch.
''MadalDe," said he, II have but half an hour
between me, and * may nc ruin. Excuse there
fore my lbIuptucss- You have, / perceive,
Iair scissors in your work bag. ooiige me,
If you please, 10y emitting OF my talr- Or
said l. III is imposSiblcl"
..MacIa,re,' he urged and look ofsevere de-
termination crossed his features, Il am des-
perate man. Beware how you refuse what l
ask Cat my hair of-short close to the roots
-imme iiateiY; and there is newspaper |"
hold tn; aubrusiai curtis L tnought he vas
mud, of course and believing that it would be
dangerous to thwart him, cut off his hair to
the last lock Now, madame" said he unlock
ling n stnall portmanteau, you will further ohiige
me BY looking ont of the window, as am about
to change my clothes" OF course looked out
of the window for "ery considerable time, and
when he observed, Madame, | need no longer
put Won VI sCtilSi-SS N'N 49, N~'to
nize him.
Instead of his former gay costume, he wasn't
tired in black, and wore grey wig and silver
spectacles; he looked like respectable divine
of the Church. Of England, of about fnrty-Six
years of age ito -comrete that character, he had
a volume of sermons in his hand, whict,-thcy
seemed TO absorb hinl--inight have been his
own. II do not wish to threaten you, Young ia
dy," he resumed and think, besides can
trust your kind face. Will you promise me not
to reveal this Dletanorph"ss until your jour
ney's end % II will, said l ''most certainly"
At Reading the guard and a person In plain
clothes looked into our carriage. You haze
the ticket, my love" said the young man bland
ly, and looking at me though he were my
fther.
'sNever mind, sir; we don't want them, snid
the official, as he withdrew his companion. Il
shall now leave yon Madame" observed my
fellow traveller, MS snon as the coach was clear,
"by your kind and courageous conduct you havs
saved my life, and perhaps even your own. In
another minute he was gone aud the train Was
in motion. Not till the next morning did leai9
from the Times newspaper that the gentleman
on whom | had operated hair cutter, had
committed n heavy forgery, to an enormous
amount in London few hours before met him,
and that he had been tracked to an Express
train from Paddingtoil, bat that-althpush the
telegraph had been put in motion and described
him acurately-at Reading, when the train was
searched he was nowhere to be fOund.-Houso-
Aold Words.
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THE TN TELLIGBNCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APF4Ls lsss
THE RAINY DAY

The day is cold, dark and dreary;
1t rains, and the wind is never weary
Tho vine still eli. gs to the mouldering wall,
R,,t NJ every- nnstl the dead leaves fall,
And the day is dark and dreary;
Nv life is cold. and dark, and dreary;
III rains. aud tile wind is never weary;
Nv thoughts still ciiugto the inouldering Past,
Bot the hopes ofyouti, ii'tnict in the blast,
And the days are dark and dreary
Be still sad heart! and cease repining;
Behind the clouds is the sun still shining;
Thy fate is the common fate OF ALL
Into each life suIRe rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dEeary.
[LOaatcllon.
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la -. -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAI


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADl
TaF Fasr NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
morning, Sunday, at $50 O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia at 1850 p.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at $40 ...L
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday, so O'Clock, p. stopping at all
Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily,
celI Sunday, lu.4D The Second Accommodation
ceptcd at 4.2O p M Tile Third ACCOMMODATION Train
Turtle Creek leaves daily EXCEPT Sunday at "a, r.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh follows;-EN
press 45 m; Mail, 500 m; Johnstown Accommoda-
ton. First Turtle Greek 81
second Accommodation, 1910; Third Accommodation, 61U
Trains for BIarsye and Indiana, Bairsyle
with Mail Train East Express trnir West and
the JoIustOwn Accommodation TrHn East and West.
Pittsburgh and COnnesyle Trains, stopping at all Sta
tons te Pittsburgh and Connellsve Road leave daily,
Sunday excepted, ms follows-Mall Train 90 a. i Tx
press Train, 33up Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
aud Connelsvle Road arrive at Pittsburgh, sS5 and
The travelling public will find It greatly their
going East West to travel nv the Pennsylvania RAN
road, Accommodations offered cnnunt be
other As the road IS ballased with
stone, is entirely free from dust promise sae'
ty speed comfort all who may favor this road with
their patronage.
Fare to New York. :........................$i9 90
Philadelphia. ...-...-......--iu M
Z" "a baltimore. ......................... 30
g Lancaster ....................'-.. o.
p,, ci,sc,."I to ali stations ON ti. P.nnsvIyana
RuIrOad and to Philadelphia baltimore anil New York
Passengers purchasing tickets in the will be charged
tiolis where the Company has no agent.
EoTIOE.In OF loss, thr Company viii hold them
selves responsible for baggage only and fof an
amount not exceeding 800. ..-i ....r.I. -rr
N.B.-The Excelsior 0mnbuS Line has been employed to
charge exceed % for each and bag
gage. -4r#.lis. n,,,,, - ,l.l. str1
AttheP R. R. PASSENGER Station,
janI Liberty and Grant SITS. Pittsburgh.
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BEG LEAVE To inform the public that have just
turned from the Fast with my FIRST SPIiNG STOCK
whci, determined sell as cheap any house In
Whe-linG. -
NV stock consists OF all the latest styles of
DRESS GOODS, such as black and iaucy. stks Lawns,
CntzyS, Cacoes OF endless variety, Chales =TaSe De
nes de BerEes, with variety of other goods too rnlss
OuE mention.
ENlDROIDERIES, the best to be found in Wheeling;
Collars all PRICES, rCul
the highest % OF Sleeves and Collars, amongst which
viii particularly mention MarSsle Sets all the at
embroidered Bands, et>
DoSNETS at any price Is up 1891 the CcSt
brought the market also Rount Ribbons new aud
baul flowers, rushes, and every thing in the Gs
linsrv line rag s.ssas 81 =.
whIrEGoopS such as plain and agpred Strips
brocade, plain, figured and s.rip Jseanets
sAA%LS, suAWIS stelIal Csshnere, plain and fancy
At almost prices
CASSIMERES Cloths, and every thing in Of meas
suitable Spring. can offer the largest stock OF any
house whseIG and Iwoud particularly request Eisr-
chSnt taloTs examine my stock, viii whole
sale.
MITTs, complete line, and also of:h"ss long Nitts
worth 5 IKE. s
Cali aud examine my Stock it will compare
fnvUrahly with any other, and doing, and have al
done business the eash principle, Nil sell 1t
's's ~" IsAAc prayer.
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FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF a
FAMILY PHYSIC.

rnGRg has long existed public demand for ar ntivc
purgatys pill which could be relied sure and
10 meet that demand and extensive trial ofits virtues
iHs concusyey shown with what success n
Ia, nat essT 10 make the best OF all pia-one which
should have none OF the objections, but AL the S9ia
l with what would respectfully submit 70
a.. public decision 1t has been unfortunate for tho
.'. and irTitatin 10 the bowels This is not
anv Of them produce much gripping pain and reyq!-
,I 10 DO c.s;-ea from them These pills produce
Irritation pam, 3ess it arise from previously exist.
:., obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Bcns
rarely vegetable, harm arise from their use IN
any quantity; but It is better that any medicine should
IN the several diseases to which they applicable
given On the box. Among the complaints which have
triulaint in its various forms of Jaundce Indigesion
IguOr and Loss OF Appetite Ldstessness irrItaoIty,
Bilious Heidache Bilious Fever Fever and Ague, Pain
consequence of diseased action in the liver AS an
ne,g Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and
p:rity of the bOod in short any and every where
pur6ativc is required. iea-
They have also produced singulsrly successful
f m f a s, Gog s I he Beek stoBacb
rud side They should be freely taken the spring OF
tie yeaT purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change Of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their stinulant action the crcuatory systen,
the strength of the body and restore the wasted or
esiomaI dose is advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
reducez the strength when taken to The thou
sand in which Physic is required cannot he EMU
of every body and this pill is found to better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
need of cathartc medicine. Being sugar wrapped
they are pleasant to take andbeing purely
harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

persons wishing stchi1C neatly yxgcpted be eooi
mod itvd OH short notice. apt ~
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PENMSYT,VAN RAILROAD

rJNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
i tic cities Western, North Western, and South
by loiWay direct. This road
Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers to
nil ports Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAM
dusEy with Steamers TO all the North Western
Lakes making the most direct, ehsdpsft anu FetLIcte
the Great West.
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@ @ a.

.... TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. e o. X. r.,
wHEgLISu STATION, Nov. 7h, 1851. I
M and after Sunday Evening NOV. 6tl the Passenger
~ trains will leave this station daily ut sac A. NJ 4:4O
P ~, and IL p. NJ Wheeling time The Accommodation
dahl Except SundRys) at $50 a NJ will receive ami dis
charge passengers all principal stations between
Wheeling Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued ON East end of road.
TIE Express train daily I4h p. NJ, Will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: Benz
wood, Moundsvls, Cameron, Burton, BrntOn's Ferry
FetterTnnn Grafton Rowsburg, Piedmont, CUM
berand No IL Water Station Sir Johns Run, MarnsburR,
arper' Ferry Mohocacy, Sykesville, ami Washington
Junction The Mail train daily. Except Saturday, Mt 10
p NJ, viii receive and discharge passengers ut all the prn
cpAI stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train NJ, Ex
press MAS a. NJ Accommodation train, from Cum
berland, at d;i5 P. n, Wheeling time
W. q. wOoDsIDE sup't.
nov9 ]. d FORD, Agent li
1878. 1878
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RATES BErwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH


FIRST CLAsS-loots Shoes, Hats janIl' fe
eP; B9SsS B Dry @ SRe Sp S SIs 100 M
Feathers, Purs, &c.
SECOND CLASS-DOmestic Sleeting
S[nE aud Ssq Ga S5sng per lbs,
TN coils or 0oxes)WOOl and sheep PeIts
Eastward.
THIRD OLASS.-Anvils, Steel, Chains Gin
aase a 0oe 100 lbs
ed. (eXcept cigars cut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-Colee Pisli, Bacon ,llecfl
aud Pork lin boxes, tWarl) "a, ,co H.
Lard Lard Oil, Nails, Sola Ash Ger 'VN 20 10y tVs'
man Clay, Tar, Pitch Rosin &C. i- ~
FL0UT--TSc per Dbl. until further notice
GRAtNIn loads So cents per ljU lbs until further
notice.
coTToNs2 per bale exceeding 800 lbs weight. until
further notice, -i' s
~ In shipping goods from any point Of Philade
Pha, be partlcuarto IrL packages "Bid PennSlBdnfd
drodd All Goods consigned to the agents of thsrOad
Mt Philadelphia Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
FRErGnT AGyxTs-C 81 Kflby street Boston; p
Clarke, No Aston House, and No William
Mcdonald No Battery Place, NJ WORK PIercs &CO
vile, o.; Irwin 90, and Sprinynan Brown, Cincinnati, o.
Il @ Aellfun, Madison, lad Dumesri Bell 6 Co, and
Carter JewCtt, Louisville, Ky: G. O'Rey Co, Evans
vile, Ind; r Sass, st Louis, Mo; Harris Wormley
aIe nphis, Tenn Lcech Co. Chicago, IH Glass,
Wayne Ind + Sneedier, Pha; GIagraW Eoous Balt-
more; DA Stewart Pittsburgh
II. II. HUSTON, fen'I Freight Agent, Philad.
apSlyl NJ. LoSiRAERT, Supt., Altoon4, Pa.
ETI3 EIT(IHrr ID ZIP A ISFJtNT TSlNITTI
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r. CARTWRIGHT,

SHEET MUSIC. }a.'''
Tlelsrsest stotk of sheet masIe musical works &C., &c.
In the Western country,
Ss- Slusic seat to any address postage free.@a
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REWovAT

Pianos, eIodeOns, and every kind of musical
ncntS tuned and repaired.
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Cheaper than Ever.

REAF DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
" Stock, BANK Stock and all goods forced the Market
Nnd sold atrnos prices to the Importer and Manufacture
have just from the Esstert cities aud have
purchased goods at those unous prices and lnow offer
customers Tnd the public generally, goods made to
order, in Coats Pants and Vests in the and
fashionable and ready clothing, lower than they
have been offered in this market. You will get fine
clothes for the you have heretofore paid for
Come ana buy loc26l a. NJ. ADAMS.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind of
steal instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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EAnE As low As BY ~ ornER ROUFE.

~ particular and ask for Tickets via. thu C.w.Gz
Short Line HAIL Road.