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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lISU URA NCE COMP ANY,
Ofioe Wilmington Institute, corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del

Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
- PER CENT.
fhE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be
the safest and experience tar hss proved II to be the
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss FIRE and
although this Institution has beesn but IL years in
lstence the list Of insurers will compare taYoTably with
any other; aud the i by fire during time al
though not few have heen promptly paid all who have
been Insured in this office and have had the misfortune
10 be burned ont attest. The object hats
cure good list Of safe risks rather than TO swe the
numoer Of nsntd without regard to hazards thus les.
SEEMING the liability Of sinking The cash capital
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WnhtseToN.-Wilam Candy, Vincent @. uilpin, George
klchsrdson, John A. Duncan Jacob Pussy John Cochran,
William Tatnall. Edward n Reah, samuel Candy
BaANpYwiRR pusDaED -Bdw. 1ringhuisl, Eli d. Taley.
CHaisTfAsA llONDAED-Chas W. Rowland, James l,i,
die.
NEW CASTLE HUSbRED-Iohn iuyer.
WhITH CLAY CRERK HuNDRRb-Abraln =. Shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY, President
uBO H. p SIMMONS. Secretary and Treasurer. 81
IL ohlee hours from to and from . tob
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
UNDERTAKERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGED HoTET.
No. Y Deek 50 Phaqaely1ia,

NO. Y mex 50 IhRdaeiphia,
. - (Lste COL. Il. u. JONEsl
FIllh uotel kept the ERr0lraH Ibl Is ronvarta,,
4 Tor travellers, Citizens, aud the Public zeuerat IL
rug "a The immedsie ueighlurhoud Of the Lgebsn, ii
Joining tie foEt uiee and within few mipufet ,ii,
from all parts. ~ ''e'ui''0A'-
Meas can be had at all hours from r oeoct t ,t
mni ning TO Y o'clock at nsht, iof l-l, GEMS aaJ ,
wards Lodging Rooms be- pr0rured Al ali tirss t
W u cents per night The Chambers are clean ysiI %
ulAled aud all us Wy furnished. The Eating Ds,srt
~ NJ Will be provided with the hest the ntrli e
dure tle Drinking Counter furnished with good L,,
ahd choice Cigars. The Proprietor hopes taat hy srjr
et9nal attention. with competent and serVante
lir will be able to please. '9H''
,f...-sn.,., j. OTTENKIRK
(lAe Of Baltimore, Ma, and Madison House philsIs
'f-'S' PROfRIETOR.
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
w would call the attention of Gardeners and obora
70 our large selected stock Of fresh seeds eonsstir
~ ~ O"sN, flo9r and Agricultural seeds cultivated IN
ue eennratsd Seeds men, d. Lauireth 4 IN, rbnsa H.
want :" s1ld and reliable Seeds ron hni them al
mar " i-' HpANt ~ sa * SUN,
FOR SALE.
A AOW"AuE for $1,000 or sale on very l,yoratl.
Wa. MeAULLEY.
wiimafiaa 9slg %. iaH. ''Tt' +.
G"i'oAA| rsi.ua4FI6 ilsfMEar.
ooa MaFkal stes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
JOHN MoLEAR & som,

Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. HI Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MoRTdAdEs, sc, &o., promptly aud
PROMlssolty NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought and sold on
commission in this city the brokers boards phila.
delphai New York, other cities by of
pondlng brokers who are all frms OF high standing
NJ EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged ON Stocks or
oans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
OF quarter per eut being died between ourselves
and agents.
DRAFls.--we draw Philadelphia, New York or Hos.
ton aud procure drafts other American ces at the
lowest rates OF exchange
FOREIGN DRAFra--We draw on Great Britain ire
and, uormany aud every other country in Europe,
On houses Of undoubed standing in sums to suit our
customers,
XCllANGE-Foreign or Domestlc--hought aud sold
at the msst favorable rates allowed by the market. A
premium will amost always be allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL LSTATE.-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of ea Estate in town country and respectfully invite
purchasers sellers To give call We rent houses
and when desired by our customers attend the cuec
tiun of their rents.
CDLLEGflONS-Our correspondence enables US to
rehfh any prominent point In America In foreign
country through the most reliable channels Our tacii.
ties for making collections are therefore complete and
consequently persons ayaling themselves of them be-
nntdent that their business will be faithfully and
ctomptly attended to- t'ur charges low as are
made by any reliable parties
In every where we are employed our aim Is to do
hn best Tor the interest of our customers and solicit
ha patronage Of our friends and the public generally.
Jan JOHN McLEAR a SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
WAWAsET NIJRsRRIns

NEW BOOKS!
At y, s. Il, Batieys Book and NeWspaDer Sbors
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
bnmps, story OF American Life by o. w Curtis
HE Crossed Path by Milkie Collins
lh'rry iarson, by John r. Irving.
THE Attorney, by John n. Irving.
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayns Reid
Life of uoneTai Francis Marion.
ETeI Iyboly's Lawyer.
Moral History of Women,
MisA uilbers Career.
une of Them by Chas Lever
The First False Step, by Reynolds.
The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins
TwahS-ive different kinds oi Novels at a dina each
All The Magazines Daily and Weekly Newspapsr
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles for sale In fiea
variety api2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.

Fully equal to any in the Market sold at low prices by
the Pioprieturs,
T.. BRINGHuRsT, a co.
Corner sixth and Markat Straeis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
RoBERT MaoARE N. D. seerelary.
AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auctioneer,
&c, &c.
d. T. RICKARDS

HAVING for many years bseu engaged in the lower
Ii portion Of New Castle county as an Aueonesr aud
Recently as heai Estate Agent in Dover, Kent county,
offer my services to the people OF Wilmington in the same
capAeAY. hAye inst takan AN nilca I'm tha
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-21
Garden and Agrio,itnrai sood.
FOR SALE

A AoM"AGE ier $1,000 for sale very Avorabl,
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G@i'uAAWs rsaua4FI6 LINfMgar
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PIsaAs's FERRY. May "a, 1884
The following extracts ana dispatches taken fFsa
Arkassas papers,
IIsrre Book, May II, 1904
orders have been rsceis by.telegrah TO Brigadls
General Roane little Rock assins Of all IL
forces In ArksIsas aud defend ths state. BY order Of
Major GsueraivAN DORM.
DAusxs Mowssr, Assistant Aiiutant Gsneral.
In complaAca With size above order have -
haze lived that shat defend tho state and that wiz
the alacof nay conmand aIa confident shaa
he abba 70 drive the invaders from our SOIL
mo SEDAN RuANE, Brig. Con. Cong.
BsowssyILa, Ark, May II. 1887
A gen tieuau ~ho has Just arrived from searcy and
who was made pr;fopsr BY The rodcrals, and wae
rssased u shutdown OF Wsdnesday. reports
thu. twenty ~. hundred rsdorai troops oamred sDV
posits Sesrcy on tho watkeys Farm. and about sghe
lhoassna At iitis seven mites rom Searcy. All sAs
federal sroors pntch except tho cavalry nan
bsring about four thousand who are Americans. He
says while he in their camp news was received a
sderal defeat at Cornh accompanied by order Tor
them 10 return 10 Ba,ssv.s but they were sstsrmssA
20 disobey orders. This gsntemsn also~seports IL
sdsas ont Of provisoas killing and eating all he
stock ana taking ssi wherever they can lind asy
s ays It is their Intention 20 advance sad take Ltssis
rock bat thinks tusy afraid TO undertake tho 80
s hoard ordsrs given Ia thsir camp, altar their being
Ere. o. the Tsxsa not g. take any pssoasrs, bas -
kil oysry a,au found undar
TrrrR googs my II, Iseo
rroto patssvils Mssoeri, learn, through seveses
stable sources. that ten regiments or the cnsmy
Unln troops) a. Rstssv,e have EFT tov st. Louis Va
rcn aud that all the cder. fore en- this aide o. shs
whte riyer have rscrossed that strsain. Tho SANE
force tn rsqgrsd two days TO tc this side crosses
back IN one uish, Is reliably reported that but seven
thosaud ,sdArsls remain At Bassyiiis and Ja1kse
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Capture Of a Rebel Steamer with
70 Inducements for Memphis.
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis Killed and .
Colonel Taken PrisOne
&c., g.. 10,
oArs CrsAapsAu No. MAY a, 1884.

uAfH GIBARnEAU, MO. MAY u, I601
Dispatches Conol Daniels, Of First wisconsn
cavalry dated Camp Lagrange, Dunklin county, cen-
tain accounts Of tho capture Of the rebel stcaunss
Daniel e. Miller on ths ST. rancs river. with stores
and provisions and company OF rebel troops o.
Memphis.
was out OF rife shot distance In return to the
mand to lay to. tho snsmy sent volisg
OF musketry. We then brought TO bear up-
them six.poundsr, which, sfter sending sns
shot through the hull and another through tho wheel
house. killing Lieut. Col. LOWS and one private, M
woundns hrsc Others caused the 70 surrends
About sixty prisoners wero taken amcng whom 80
colonel None Of the Unionists were hurt.
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Rebel Accounts.

BROWNSVILLE, Ark, Nay II, IS03.
Tho gicksburg Ctseo Of TIN 18th says ths ~
child being renewed to-day, by advice Of Geoos
raj Smith, in advance OF the approaching conflict WITH
the enemy.
MArBoS, Ark, May IT. 1881.
Iaeriyed hcrs last night from Cotton Plant MssssiD.
pi We have been lighting AZ Cotton Plant with some -
The rsdcrsls, who advancing that place TO gss
possession OF tho telegraph. W. had company of Cap
ta!o Stsphensoas After the G.ht Of Wednesday
We found I've federal dead on tho deld. We killed tWo
moro IL ssi,y. No Casualties side. We 80
tursd four saddles two sworda and several navy n.
vclvss. Ths fsdersis still within I've miles -
Cotton Plaot We intend returning to-day, with more
force TO give them aao,her aghs We ahAH whip tAsn
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TIE TRADES REvrvRG.--Thc house painters
Of this city hold q meeting this evening to de.
mand that their wages be raised from one dol
lar and seventy five cents to two dollars day
The wages were reduced last spring In conse-
ouence Of the lack Of employment; but now
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Travel TO ErRorr.--Over Eve hundred pas.
seugcu lefs this city for Europe In the
steamers Edinburs and Hansa on sasur-
day last. During the last five or six
weeks crowds Of travellers have departed
in every steamer. Some 60 for their usual
summer trip some TO visit the great fair
ct London some for purposes Of business and
some for purposes Of health. Among our So
cial intelligence no tom Is moro significant or
more encouraging than this. Last spring tho
travel to Europe Nas almost entirely suspend
ed aud Americans hurried back from the Con-
.inent in crowds. Now everything is fast set
Ting down to its old status. All rumors Of a
foreign war have died away The rebellion IL
obvious" Ia its last throes. Travel to Europe,
thereto i resumed as usual while, at tho
same time the emigration of laborers from IEu.
rope 10 his country, though never entirely sus.
pcuded, Is now rapidly and greatly increasing
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Supreme Court-Circsxis.
Acrros ON NOTE OF rHR oHfoAGo RAILWAY co,

Acrros ON A NOTE or rHR oHfoAGo RAILWAY COZ.
pANY.
Martsn rs. B,.!eg and Ones.-rhs was an action Gu
promissory note FOR 50 900, madoby ths Chicago Rail
WAY Company and endorsed by the TOUR defendants The
defence was that the plaintiff, WIZ took the 70 hs
market a. bill broker deducted usu,ous interest Mr.
Edwin James on tho part Of tho plaintiff cont,udcd that
the dslendauts we're not acc0 nindrDn endursoa bnt
that beng on the oommtteas0f the railroad. and atiug
ia The nau cement Of the 2lsrs VI tho company they
were principals and not surctss aud consequently
ostopps FROM setting npths defence Of usury.
Tho Court drcctedav ardict for plaintiff defendants
presented exceptions Couussfo for plaintiff MaaTs Edwin
james, Mqtuan end crittendsn fet tstsataa,s VI III
son,
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IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
New York Militia Ordered to Wash
tDgton by Gov. Morgan.
The Fifth Volunteer Artil lery and the
Seventh Regiment TO Leave To-D Day.
Other Regiments to Follow
Immediately,

ALBANY. Nay Is, 1854;
the Governor has ordered tAsFifth Now York voanr
tesr Artillery colons Graham and thesovsnsh regimes
New York State Militia oossasl Iedsrts. To- leave -
Washington 10 morrow.
The Eighth, Eleventh, Thissy seventh and Ssveaty.
FIRST regiments Of militia, Of the city Of Now York. s.A
the Twenty fifth militia regiasus Albany. and sshsss
will follow without delay.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
union Meetings--itcbei Troops Cosnang:
In and Laying Down their Arms. -.
Nrn Mar 2b. ~.

guion Meetiugs--Itobei TROOPS CosmanG;
In and Laying Down Their Arms, -.
McnFssAsaoso', MAY Is. IseaL.
It,s Grx. unior eemcns.r ston yesterday was susosa
ful IL WINS mostly ATTENDED BY country peeps
andrew ychnssn, Ea,uund Cope and William 3psnss
.,oks. Governor Jehuson addressed the meeting To-.
three hours lie vas most paiissy and attonIively M
tened TO- creating profound impression The NssevMs'
rssolutlons were UNANIMOUSLY endorsed
esbsl troops are coming aud lay ing down ,ssir arms.
Thirty -four came IN to-day
Rus,n.ss il entirely su.rse,s-d Stringent martial AD
v,,, bs ,slsxsd a. regards connsry peopis
,.., n,ahs Il was roporssa that body Of the snsnJ'A
cavalry creased over inte fenussss, foe Tho pupssso
.rrnr,sus and capturing Goy.rnor Jcasoa aud pssty
,,ej.d,us the Hsr1tn's special ccrrsspondsns wese
.,.o reported thai ths railroad train would % insss-
..o,sd an our return Ample arrangements we're msAs
mr. asssaos in sitAss eass. No attack vas rsda hss
night
ao,ernor Josusca and party returned thia svsAins
,ro. Mursrsssboro, ths enemy noe appsaraG 0sAsral
pcmous was % the ground
rbsrs 10 10 be . upion demonstration a. conxeiA on
.uns2 Ths rsbsh may strike somsrh bore 70 break ap
tho meetings sus Union seed s being sown among thss
enn,ry p.ops by the onarEsts seton Of Governor John
am who promises amnesty to all save he isaisvA,
Nee ings win ne nsld come what may.
Morgan Ia rsporssd at Chattanooga rsry sirx.
NAu,v,tts, Way Is, 1854.
Cotton sold Oh Saturday Tor go for sod, and 100. for
Union ana Planters Bank notss rr,nters refuse all
other money for cotton.
Granville 900 OF Aarou BroS,, fcrmss'y Governor
o. rennessss. as killsd recently ~ ARKANSAS ~ an
ovsrseer Of his plantation
Apass.nssr from Nov ors~s Gays tina. At the Boston
c,ah goosa, CITY Judge prsa ssos fatally Dr. Alexander
reusas both ot that cv 10 an alteration concerning
| .,yp.iLl,s. "a t,s4,a; ay,'asri,r In Esv Orleans
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there is quite as much work as csn pob~sb'y be
done. and the painters think themselvesNga n
entitled to maximum wages This meeting
another indication Of the revival in trades au0
.t,sness consequent upon the near conclusion
of our civil war
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News from Corinth.

BE'oRs CcalSrB, May rs, 1857
fsconnoitering party from Psee's command had .
sklrmsh yesterday, resulting in complete route .
three rebel regiments with loss Of knapsacks blanstG
and haversscks Several killed and wounded, ~
six prisoners taken. tho regiments fed In confusion
across the creek Our loss was four wounded.
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BrAueroAap's PRouASArroS.--Thst great
rebel chieftain, General Besuregard, has got
hold Of an order, purporting to be issued by
General Butler at New Orleans, stating that
Southern women, who insult our soldiers, shall
be treated as harlots. Beauregard Is making
great fuss about this order, and has written
proclamation upon tho subject which no causes
10 be read at every dress parade Of his troops.
Now. in the absence of any official information
upon the subject wo take the liberty Of doubt
inc that General Butler has ever issued such an
order. Bcauregard Is finished and accom-
plishcd romancer and this order appears
yerv much like one Of bis usual in
yen,ions. II is Of precisely the same charae.
ter az his story about the beauty and booty
There is probably about as much truth in II as
IN the forged letter Of Captain CLIQUE, published
by tho New Orleans papers, and officially do
MED by the French Admiral here. On the
whole, therefore, we incline to believe this
| ubo,e matter manufactured thing
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Tax FRENCH FLEET IN Our HaRBoa.--The
whole French feet sent with the French army
TO Mexico seems to be rendczvousing in our
harbor, III order to escape the terrible levers Of
the Gn,f The following vessels have already
arrived here -
Montezuma (aag), Cspts IN Iasss1 10 suns, 80 mon
Repaadin, Commander 10 Csrdinst 9 guns, 81 msu
Ca seudl, Captain Gsuter, . guns, f2h mon.
lie Gusrrtere. Commander De Silva, "a guns, 400 men,
Isvoissler, Commander Ralourt, guns, I25 men.
We believe there are two or three other
French war vessels here besides the above.
These ships-ofwar constitute quite . respect
able flee. already, and make VERY fine ap-
pesrauce. The sight OF these vessels lying al
anchor aud conspicuously displaying the tr'-
coored flag of France revives "reminiscences Of
old Revolutionary times, when another friendly
French feet occupied our harbor. II the Bat
tory were now, a. in former years, the favorite
evening promenade for our citizens, we should
End crowds OF spectators there daily admiring
the beautiful and diversified sea view, and in
specting the various models Of the vessels ut
anchor. or passing and repassng 10 csaseless
panorama.
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RsopENlva OF PoRrs AND Posr OrFicrs. We
have already placed before the public the Pre-
sidents proclamation reopening TO commerce
several " the Southern ports. We published
yesterday a list of over . dozen post Offices
re-established In Tennessee. These reopeaings
Of ports and post offices are more potent than
battles. The Southern people have been 70
long deprived Of commercial and postal facili-
ties, and have suffered 50 greatly under the do.
privasion, that they are not likely to risk sno-
Their such crisis by return to disloyalty. Every
postmaster and collector Of customs sent down
South 10 missionary for the Union.
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day and there ia little doubt that our State militia
TO man. viii be found as ready to respond 70 tie
call Of the government now as they were thirteen
months ago.
The President has issued an order by which he
takes military possession Of all the railroads IN the
United States, and directs that all the railroad
companies. their officers and servants shall holo
themselves in readiness for the transportation Of
troops and munitions Of war as may DO ordered by
the military authorities. TO the exclusion Of all
other business.
The news from General McClellsn's columns re-
counts brilliant skirnish which followed up the
affair at New Bridge. 1t occurred at the village O.
Eson's Mills, from which our troops drove tho
rebels in confusion This action placed Mechanics
vile in our possession point only 1--we miles from
Richmond. The railroad bridge on the road from
Fredericksburg to Richmond was destroyed by our
soldiers. General Mcclellan visited Mechanics
vile after it's occupation by his troops on Sstur
day
Rurnors reached Fortress Monroe from Newbern
on Saturday that Raleigh, the capital Of North
Carolina, had been captured few days previous,
and that the United States flag was then floating
over the city. No particulars, however, had been
received.
Dispatches from Cape Girardesu, Missouri, in-
form us Of the capture OF q rebel steamer, named
the Z. D. Miller, bound down the st. Francis river,
laden with stores for Memphis, and carrying COM
pany Of rebel troops. Her passage was arrested by
Colonel Daniels, at Camp Lagrange. who riddled
her with six-pounder gun, killing Lieutenant
Colonel Lewis and wounding several others. The
soldiers, numbering sixty, were taken prisoners.
The details of the threatened riot in Baltimore
between the Unionists and rebel sympathizers, on
the news of Colonel Kenlys defeat at Front Royal,
are given to-day. The friends Of the First Mary
land regiment which suffered so severely in the
fight naturally took offence at the exultation
manifested by the disloyal portion Of the people OF
Baltimore, and out of this feeling the disturbance
arose.
General Viele ia daily making reconnoissnnces
from Norfolk in every direction. A visit to Pig
Point discovered seventeen guns in complete order
and a large amount of ammunition.
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THE SITUATION.

New York. Monday. May 30, 1864.
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CorNrsY.-Bssides the number Of distinguished
foreign officers upon tho STATS Of our generals
in the field we have been favored during this
war with visits FROM many other European
military and naval worthless. Gen. Prini-ths
Mcclellan OF the Spanish army, ths gallant and
dashing leader Of the Spanish forces in Morocco,
and the commander Of the Spanish army ra
Gently recalled from Mcxico---aill arrive in
this city to-day from Havana. Tho celebrated
French Admiral La Graviere; the author Of
several valuable works aud q naval statesms,
Of the first rank is also in this city. Thee die
tnguishcd gentlemen will probably visit our
army. whore they will be most heartily wet
coined aud where they can see for themselves
the efficiency OF tile Union troops. There need
be no Gear but that the result will 10
most creditabe " our soldiers and
tho country. Colonel Lyous, Of the English
army. who was sent over during tue Trent
turory ~ roorsanize the Canadian miiitis
and who subsequently, visited our lines in com
pany with several other distinguished English
officers. delivered lecture in, Quebec recently.
we are told, in which he spoke in the very
highest terms OF our army and its capabilities.
Seeing is said to be believing. and all those
European officials, who doubt tho military
power Of this republic would do we'll to follow
the example Of these officers, and make us a
visit OF observation.
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BRYANTs' MINSTRKLS. Meohanics HaJL-472 Broad
way.-Uows A-Y-AY.
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BARNUxs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway s.Con.
MUfr-LdvMc WHALE. 10, eli hours.-ApKLuDx or
DRHsDks, afternoon and even ing.
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dArETIEs CONCERT KALI. GIG observation-disclosures
BOON EErERrAINxnnra