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Wonderful feat by A. Blondin ALI the re.

Wonderful feat BY M Blondin the re-
ports we gather OF M. Blondrn, the ope.walkor,
and those from men of integrity who have seen
his performances, go to confirm the impression
that he is man with the agility and daring OF n
squirrel. The railroad men and others who are
at the Falls every day, nre now prepared TO be-
live that he can do anything on rope that he
promises 10 do. His performances yesterday
and the day before, when his rope was being
drawn across the river, were quite equal to cross
ing. although he has reserved that feat for tho
whole public to witness. Before tho rope had
been stayed by the guys M. BIondin ran out
upon IL some two hundred feet from one hank
and there opened and drank bottle of ginger
pop. Suddenly he dropped from his erect posi-.
ton. and was seen hanging by his feet. head
downward. over the great chasm. He amused
the spectators by running down some small guy
ropes to trees the river bank, and then he would
climb the limbs Of the trees, frequently going up
and down feet foremost.
III. Blondin announces that, on Thursday of
next week, lie will cross The Niagara on his rope,
which has been suspended, and will be ready for
use by that time. He will first walk across the
chasn. the rope. lie will then return with a
sack drawn ov er his head, and finally he will re-
cross with pack upon his shoulders, pushing n
wheelbarrow--the latter being his crowning feat
for the day. We confess that we believe NJ
Blondin will do all that he has promised and per.
haps more. 1t is now pretty much settled that
Inis WohuerIu lhdv idual 10 10 remain at the Falls
through the pleasure season making frequent
passages Of the river on the rope 10 entertain
visitors He will rival tho great cataract as an
object Of interest for those who may 20 to the
Falls this summer.-Niagara Falls Gazette, GATH
-.-o>
The Supply of Gold--The Philadelphia Penn
sylvanian learns from the Hon. james Ross
Snowden, Director Of the Mint, that there is
every reason to believe that the yield of gold,
dsring the present season, from our gold produ-
cling States will afford favorable comparison
with that of my former year. He also states
that there are large amounts Of bullion, prnci-
pnlly silver, being received at New Orleans aud
San Francisco, from Mexico. The Branch Mint
OF The United Statos at San Francisco. is pushed
to it's utmost capacity to meet the business
thrown upon .t, by reason Of the increased
yield Of the mines of California, ard the re-
ceipt ofsilver from Mexico. These circumstances
together with the fact that the semi monthly
California steamer dne at New Yors OIL the 2sth
inst. has on boards s. $500. 900, justify the be.
lief that whatever may be the shipment of spe.
Gle to Europe for some time to come, lit will be
more than equalled by the product of our mines,
aud that our specie reserves will consequently be
increased during the next few months, instead of
suffering din'inution as 10 excite alarm, much
less to produce money panic.
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From Utdh-A letter 10 the 81. Iouis R.nnbl;.
.aa da4od S.i I L.. . 81

From Utdh.-A letter to the ST. Louis Republi.
car. dated Salt Lake City, June Sd, says:
Judge Gradlebsugh has just returned from the
locality Of that terrible massacre which has no
parallel in American history. and known as the
Mountain Meadow His Wit was the sgnal ol
p general flight among the phits habitanis and
particularly amongst those who hold conmis.
sions under the church. Whilst the efforts Of the
judiciary arc paraized by the ecclesiastical power
that ihers, in this instance. ~ in former ones,
where the Judiciary have acted, Mormon com.
plicity has been developed and the fact estsb.
lished that at the "Mountsin Meadow" massa.
Gre. where moro than Quo hundred men, women,
ane children were Slaughtered there ware at least
. hundred Morrnons engaged.
He had issued warrants for the srrest Of many
Of them. which embraces The nanes o! bishops,
presidents Of Stakes sad Seventies, DC, who, In
appreciation Of their guilt have He'd 70 tho noun.
eAins. X - f'.''>s tess:Fs'TN "E>'F-
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positions of the graduating class were read /
Rev. DAVID WILLS, one of the Professors TT
compositions would have done credit to old
and more experienced heads, and I was almo
incrednous enough 10 doubt the avowed au,ho
ship. The following are the names Of the graz
uates, and the subjects Of their composite ions
).-Miss MARY E. BYRp-Happy Home.
2.-Miss LIZZIE CRAIo-"Apples of Gold
Pictures Of Silver"
3.-Miss c. h. DupLEY-Solid Literature.
4.-Miss v. E. D. EPrEs-Msmories.
5.-Mss FANNY GoRk-A Advantages Arisin
from Study of History.
6.-Miss MAMIE B. HAwk1Hs-Beauty ar
Grandeur of Creation-Poetfy.
7.-Miss LOUISA J. McWHoRrEa-Litera,
| Attractions Of the Bible.
8..-Miss II. JANE LAw-"Balm of Gilead.n
9.-Miss ELIZA J. SIHpsoN-"Yesl Nv NJ
tive Land, Love Thee"
l0.-MissS MARY SLoAS-Burlssque.
ll.-Miss ADDIE Biography Of Ha,
| nah Moore.
12.-Miss ANNA NJ. GusnEIs-valedictory
Tho President then most fselingIy, thoue
briefly, addressed the young ladies Of tho gra,
unting class. and conferred tho Di pIomas.
Hon. J. A. rNeLls tho Orator Of the day. ne,
came forward, and was introduced TO the q,
disnce. Inesd say nothing in praise of this Q
eellent address--.'.would be supsrauoua II vi
no doub, be ppbiished, and generally circu late
After benedicsiou by Rev. J. L. KENNEDY, Il
| exercises Of the second Commencement Of Il
baurensville Female College were closed. TIL
College. We are pleased to know, is now in mo
aourishing condition, and il has my best " i.h
Gor: a long continuance Of the same, zee.
Iaurensvi!le isa healthy and aourishiug vi
lsgs, populated by pious, CHRISTIAN citizens, and
i'eatsd III . healthy region. With ans wsser, III,
indispensable requisits TO ogood bsslh. The,
arc two chstybsats Springs nsar Che wiling
Which, promise 70 b. . very abrasive fsa.ars
no distant, d.y-ope gn Nc land q fisn, G.
sunnAs, and the other on the pfsfhises of jon
GAa,no,css Esq. = y" - =,
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Astounding Frauds in the Post Office.

1t seems that well-founded suspicious ex-
ist that system of counterfeiting the postage
stamps, and of washing off the defacine
mark from the used ones, has been practised
and that in this way the Post Office is yearly
robbed of not less than million of dollars
No possibility exists of checking this enor.
nous fraud, except the abolshing of the use
of stamps entirely. They are SO easily coun,
forfeited that any one man of common inge
nulty, can manufacture millions of them with
1.-THE possibility of detection and the publ,
experience of the honesty of postmasters anG
Post Office clerks, in the matter of money re.
mittances through the mails, leads readily tc
the suspicion that many of these public ofii.
GERS are not whit too honest to enter them.
selves into such a lucrative business as the
manufacture and sale of surreptitious postage
stamps would be. They are the ones to sell
them, and no one can ever ascertain how
many they have sold, or how many have
carried letters through the mails, for it tcannot
be ascertained how many stamps exist at any
time in the hands of the people. Then they
come back to the Office on letters, arc hastily
deiaced, conveyed in the mails to their des-
tnation, and delivered again to the public to
be destroyed-if, indeed, they are not cleaned
and again used.
The fact is, so great is the corruption of our
politicians, and SO careless have the people
become as to whom they place in office, that
public employment has become the refuge OF
every kind Of rascals.
This matter of the Post Office frauds merits
and is receiving the attention of the admins
tration. The President will smoke the rascals
out if it is possible to do so. But owing to tue
culpable negligence of Congress, aud the close
affinity between many of its members and the
rascals, strikers, shoulder hitters, and what
nots, to whom they owe their places, there is
room to doubt whether tho good intentions
OF Mr.. Buchanan in this respect may not be
foiled There seems to be no way to stop the
plunderers exceptin stopping tho use of post
age stamps altogether. Yet VIC must have a
cheap postage, and this and prepayment arc
inseparablo. Recourse must be had, then, to
the use of stamped envelopes and prepayment
of letters in money!. Y. Herald.
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STRANGERS GUIDE.

ARTIST. s...E
G:, w. Pbillips, No. Bacon's Building, corner
Sixth and Walnut. WN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
wilder, Robinson Sc Co., 23O Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AppleGate & Co., No. 45 Main st. 4. 3
Anderson, Gates 81 Wright, 112 Main st.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE
McAipin, Hinman 81 Co., 1O3 Walnut st.
.-r CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., IL Main st. r..f
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. ButIers 80 Vine st.
L00KING-GLASSES, Fro.
VIM. WIswell, jr., 30 West Fourth st. aF
.+s MEDICINES. f .-..E..
DIR. G. w. ROback's Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. East Fourth street, ssc-
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. #
Pollock s. Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. II. SwRnder, 1877 Longworth at.
DIR. w. II, Beck, 81 Broadway.
DIR. j. q. Deck, 81 Broadway
SADOLEJtY Il CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, EdDIestOn IL Co., 1873 Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
II. w. Wright 81 Co., No. 10 West Second st.
.E4 SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. b. SIOnt 81 Co., ~ West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
HeAses, Free e. Co., D Main ut,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Besgs g. Smith, O West Fourth at.
Oskamp & Bro, los Main st. 70
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS,
Snowden 4 Otte, Fl West Fourth st. 7lFR
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
3. G.. Burnett Il Co., ~ Walnut at.
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Communicated.
lNOhlhuhlSttOu
CINnINNArI- luna 9th 1870

CINCINNATI, June 9th, 1859.
l., as an individual, am glad the neighbors Of
Mrs. Chuck are SO liberal as to raise fifty dol
lars in fifteen minutes, and also that two gem
tlemen are going to defray the funeral expen
ses. Why it is that Cincinnati, as o city, should
claim the beneyolence of two or three charita-
bic persons, seems to me small thing. I feel
thankful that that little is done, and think the
individuals who bestowed this mite, as charity,
should have the praise, and not the city. Now
don't see, daily, dozens Of little ones in the
streets, hungry, naked, and destitute of paren-
tai care? May God inspire the city of Cincin
natl, as city, with the same Heaven born
charity that those few are who helped Mrs.
Chuck-and methinks there will be a great
many Chucks found, and groat deal of good
done. W.. NJ.
P. S.-A certain Order in New Orleans, in
1851, raised twenty five thousand dollars for
the destitute, in fifteen hours, lin yellow fever
time.)
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AN amusing mistake occurred in the Louis
vile Courier of Tuesday. The editor wrote of
his eoatrsre Of the Journal thus: "The editor
of the Journal hates slavery as he loves gin."
The compositor mistook for 9, and so made
"gin" of what should be "sin." An equally
amusing misprint occurred in the Daily Press
of Tuesday. In paragraph on the "Dog
Nuisance" we asked why the Police of our
city did not distribute "buttons" among the
caniaes. The compositOr made 1t read CAR
RlEHsl as though We we're anYiOass to poison
off the whole staff of newspaper carriers in
the city. ''''
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PARTY consisting of three women and one
man was arrested by the Thirteenth Ward off
GERS night before last, in the cellar of a house
on Eighth street. 1t was stated in the Police
Court, yesterday, that they had lived together
in this place for some time like brutes, without
visible means of support. They were sent to
the City Prison for thirty days each.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

oAKLY VANAUsDAL was before Judge Lowe,
yesterday, charged with robbing the store of
Thompson & Owens, at Brownsville, Brown
County, Ohio, and an order issued for his re-
moyal to that place for trial. A portion of the
stolen goods were found in his possession at
the time of his arrest. 0akly is fast young
man, and will probably render the State a few
years. service.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

ENGLAND IN MExIco.-The excessive servili-
ty with which the British Minister at Mexico
has played the spaniel to the Reaotionary fac
don, has at last extracted growl from the OBJ
servant watch-dogs at home. The London
Times thinks Mr.. Otway wholly in the wrong.
IL points to the American recognition of Jua-
rez, as a precedent which the British Govern
ment cannot too promptly adopt; and in the
repression of Miramon and zuioaga, and their
respective and personal followings, and in the
disarmament Of the Church, discovers the only
plan Of redemption for Mexico.-N Y. Times.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

"oH, DEAR" exclaimed Henrietta, throwing
herself into the rocking chair, "I'll never go
to that Post Office again, to be looked out of
countenance by all those men on the sidewalk
It's so provoking What can 1 do, Sarah
Jane, to stop those awful men from staring me
so in the face?" "Do as do" replied Sarah,
with sly look, "Sho'o your ankle"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

HERMAN FIcKEE, noticed in our Police re-
port yesterday, as being over the Rhine. snd
getting weak in tho knees, is not tho Wharf
Register, although of the ss~.e name. We
make this correction at the solicitation of the
Wharf Register.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

The Cincinnati police recently ferreted out a
family of three who had taken up city resi-
dence in pig-pen. They shared the food and
society of the pigs.-LouisviNe Democrat.
The "family of three" consists of mother,
son and daughtsr-all of the pig family.
"They shared, &c" refers to the Cincinnati
police. These are facts, without embslish-
ment.
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A REMARKABLE BOOK.

HINTS TOWARD PHYSICAL PERFEC-
AA TI0N; On, The Philosophy OF HUMAN BEAU
Ti; showing How 70 Acquire and Retain Bodily SYM
metry Health and Vigor; Secure Long Life; and
Avoid tho Infrmities and Deformities OF Age. By
D, III. JACQUES This Is book for
Parents, Young Women, and Z.
Teachers, Young Men
Everybody,
in fact, who values Health, Strength Grace, Beauty
and Long Life, should Read it, The following
few of the subjects treated:
Embryoogy, Infancy, Childhood, Education, Gym
mste' bbyseS dutupe, piet' LoSseyity' Arts Of
Beauty, How to Live.
IL commends itself especially to women, whether
as wife and mother or as maiden. illustrated with
twenty beautiful Plates, and numerous Wood-Cuts.
FOWLER & WELLS, Publishers,
New York.
For sale by A. HUTCHINSON,
le4 Bookseller, l6O Vine st.. Cincinnati
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WE ARE informed by Mr.. Isaac Simpson, a
we'll known farmer of Highland county, now
stopping at the Henrie House, that the wheat
crop in Highland will be very heavy this har-
in Southern Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

THRp~ ladies barely escaped being run over
BY bakers wagon, at the corner of Ninth and
Western Row, yesterday. We would suggest
that the proprietor of the French Bakery en-
ploy drivers that have some regard for human
life
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

The Scholars of Union Chapel Sabbath
School, will go on picnic party to LudlOw's
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Depot,
at eight O'Clock, precisely. Persons desiring
to attend are requested to be at the depot al
half past seven O'Clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

The Longley Bros. are getting up some splen-
did decorations for Fourth of July celebrations.
By the way, what will be done in Cincinnati
that day? Who'll call meeting to take the
matter under consideration?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

We are informed that the proper authorities
have placed on exhibition at the Quarter r-mas-
ter Generals office, in the capitol, Columbus,
the drawings and specifications for the new
State Arsenal. Builders are invited to call
and examine.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

A BRUTE in human form named Alexander
Barkley, was arraigned at the Police Court
yesterday, charged with beating, in brutal
manner, his wife. For this offenSe Judge
Lowe sent him to the County Jail fer the term
of ten days, and held him in bonds of 5000
to keep the peace TO ward his wife, especially,
and the public at large, His Honor, It seems,
is determined to put the wifo;whiPpers through
to the extent of the law. ''AL
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-10

The remains Of the late Alexander Hamil-
ton, buried thirty-seven years ago, in the New
Haven Cemetery, were day or two since ex-
humed for the purpose of being removed to
Bridgeport, (where his sons remains have
within few years been depoSited.) The cof.
nm being OF mahogany, was found to be al
most perfectly sound, and the skeleton ap-
peared perfect.
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Local News.

JOHN FLtNS was fined S. and costs in the
Police Court, yesterday, for resisting police
man.
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Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS & CMcINNATI-9iO A. M; $3.50 p. NJ;
9:50P.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToH-145A A. M =: lO.47
A. M; $40 p. NJ; l0l0P Pm.
LITTLE MIAMI-73O A. NJ; l:23 p M; 7:Is p NJ; IO:45
p.
MARIETTA AND CNCINEATI-l0:2O A. NJ; eI5P.M
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI-7OO A. M 1890 p M; 1910 p.
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THrRTr-sE cases were disposed of in tn,
Police Court yesterday, principally "drunk'
and disorderies."
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Departures of Trains.

IsDrANAPoLs AND o1NcnNAn-5;5O A. NJ; 1900 NJ;
6:O0 p N.
CINCIENATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON-Indanapolis
aud Cleveland, 900 A. NJ; Sandusly Mail, 500 A. M
Sandusky, 1880 P. M; Accommodation, 500 >. NJ.
LITTLE MIAMI-Cleyelard and Pittsbug, 500 A. NJ;
Cleveland Pittsburg end Bellair, 500 A. NJ. Colum
bus Accommodation. 4:40 p. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Bellair, ll:S0P.
OHIO AND MIssrssIPPI-St. Louis, $50 A. M; Louis
vile, 800 p. NJ; St. Louis, S:00P.M
PITTsBURa, COLUMBUS AND CINc1NHATI (Steubenyill
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6:0O A. NJ;
800 A. Nj 1870 P. NJ.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND OINcIHNATI-East Front
street-6:0O A. M; S,OOA. NJ; ll:OOP P.M
CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6;l6 A. NJ; $50 P.M
CENTRAL 0HIo-From East Front-street Depot-s:OO
A. M; 1880 P. NJ.
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LET THE LIGHT shine.
MADAME LA ROSE,

VVNHE FAR FAMED WORLD D-RENOWNED
n STAR aud PIONEER of PR0GN0STIC AS
TRONOMY, has entered the Queen City of the West.
She can be seen at Hiram Sloop's Boarding House,
No, l03 Fifth street between Vine and Race, where
she respectfully informs the citizens of Cincinnati,
who wish to listen to her revelation in regard to all
business matters, to come at once. She will enable
you lost property; will describe every per-
son inquired after; will show the likeness of your
future wife, husband; creates love- jealousy;
bring together the separate cause speedy marriage,
&c. Describes all diseases, and perfects under
her treatment. For consultation, Price only 81,
each. If not satisfied money returned. For further
particulars SO small bills. je2-aw%
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One w eek ONLY.

M ADAME NCHE THE
I'VE world removed Planet Reader and Female Bo-
tanical Physician, has arrived and taken rooms at
No. 40 West Fourth street, whore she can be con-
suited on all kinds of business Also, for persons
Der aud December, sho will select numbers In any
legallzed lottery that gi draw capital prizes. Pa
rents having children born in these months, get
their numbers and draw prizes on them.
without fail, (of which She has am pie proof0 all
diseases Of females, Inflammation, liberation, and
falling of the womb, coughs and colds. Also all
the diseases of the spne curvature of he spine
and straitem, without injury to the general health,
and in very short time. Also, all kinds Of chronic
diseases that human flesh is heir to; the worst form
OF womb disease cured in from four to six weeks.
For particulars call ON the Madame at her rooms
No. 49, or see small bills. Once hours from A. M.
TO T.. NJ. Terms-Reading the planets; ladies, 81;
gents So lottery numbers, S3 talsmanH $40 to S26.
Treating of diseases, extra. nyl2-cm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
BALTIMORE. M,

BALTIMORE, May 2-The brig John c. Keller, from Per
nsmbuco March q for Baltimore abandoned the
2h " Ap having experienced heavy weather aud sprung
leak The captain aud arrived here this afternoon In the
Ketch Vessel and insured The Pstsp.co
New York arrived here this morning She below
ships Annapolis and Washington both from the Pacific The
bark Flying Cloud has arrived in Hampton Roads from PenAn
buco, disnnssd.
BOSTON May Am. steamers Kensngton, Baker, Phla
delphia City OF NewYork Howes do ship Washington OBJ
Davis, GrrenOck.
HAMPTON ROADS May Arr bark Flying Clond, 81 days
from Pernembuco bound to NewYork with cargo sugar IN
q gsle he'd her nasts cut
NEW BEDFORD, May 2-Arr. ships Yoriek Soule, Homo
lulu Mountain Wave Hardy do, with oil and bone freight
Spoken Feb H. oG Csp Horn bark Industry lof New YoTk
from Rio JaneTo Tor Portland.
CHARLESTON April 3oStesinship Nashville Murray fotn
New York here az O'Clock Saturday evening.
EEW-ORLEANS, Nay Arr. ships Athens. Boston Sham
eek, Liverpool
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........May :
Cleared.

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ell Baltimore, II. 4. Cromwell Go. -, 49, :.
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PiTsrTo s,ursss Mobile Laytn Hurlbui David Caohne
C,f-ro Naples. Law, renee. Gie- Co.
Lawrence Allen Boston Dayton Srrssue
B johnson, Lockwood, Savannah, d. C. Murray Empr-,
Osborn Norfolk Sturses Chairman Co Merlin, Cob. So.
Johp Nevis- son T. jayne. Jayne, Baltimore, Nall
ler Lord Cuer,su; II. Maybee, Hgbe. BIbsdosj Kate
Field r. bbn, Galveston d. C. Mrfay; Nonpane lBr Hal,
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