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Commemoration of the 22d.

Nos. l and Fire Companies, turned
out in force on tho 22d. and with their
Engines and Hose Carriages, tastefully
decorated with fiags-the members dress
ed in neat and beautiful uniforms, para
ded our streets-had 8 trial of the capac-
ity of their Engines in throwing water,
and thus appropriately commemorated
the birth day of the man who was " first
in War--first in Peace, and first in the
hearts of his countrymen, As well as
FIRST in advocating the Union of the
States and warning the people against
everything that was inimical to its per-
petuity.
The trial was very exciting, and the
number of feet the Quaker City" and
the /" Washington squirted water, was
about eyen-hard to determine which
had the advantage the former was a
little ahead-both throwing upwards of
200 feet on a level
The dance, at night. passed off, We
understand very PLEASANTLY, and the at
tendance thereat was larger than at any
ball ever given in our city. The amount
Of funds realized, WAS about one hundred
and fifty dollars, which will help pay for
the uniforms, and leave q small surplus
in tho Treasury. The amount of Fun
cannot be estimated. We take it upon
ourselves to thank our citizens, for The
good and substantial feelings, they al
ways manifest toward the Firemen. God
bless EN-
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APRIL NoMINATIoSs-- published
8 communication against this mode OF
selecting candidate. last week. and so
far "a the notions of - went 10 dis
prove that plan. as highly detrimental
10 the party-causing alterations OF
friends. and trouble generally, we en-
dorsed il: bat in the conclusion he arrived
at that the Representatives in the last
Legislature from this county were Jack
asses" we beg leave 10 dissent As one
who believes himself to be a consistent
,annerence man, we advised our friend
For-tKr to cast his vote against that
..Shuev bill because, we thought, from
the fact that drunken, Copperhead Dan
ham and others of the same Tx, were
advocating and urging its passage, it
was Shoe that was made to pinch the
Union party, provided it was forced on,
and It was better to leave the present
license laws to work little longer, with
all their Objectionable features, thantorun
the risk of having all restraints on the
traffic abolished by a Legislature that
might be composed of 4 majority of Dun
hams
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Mr. HAYWARD There were no laws II rebel
states ard need be tnsdIty about state ghts and
1reqi:ces rebels Our dury tn prevent isa sters
o-stng postsrltv, by cont n rights upon those
frras q the mon, taus prvventlak tie trAtoFou.
Democracy atIsing po~er, and preserve freedom.
Mr. WOOD Mr. Julian IN a address Educatlaa
10 Starr Hail. IN 1853 traced the rebellion sru
raut voting tae South. The disastrous re-
suits have followed from such yet1g No distinction
shoti de reference coior, when the persons
can Rad aud write. Would admit all negroes II Ind
lana. wbo read and write. ana rxelut= ali who
NOT, oath white sod 6la OK. except those wno hsse
voted
Mr.. PAYNE Education IDEAL Blacks OF
the south should vote, when the dlslnvAl dis
franchjsed those voting will be very small minority,
and all other classes viii combine against that
equal government. Loyal whether white black,
should govern.
The same subject will be discussed at
the Ratlitf (Sevastopol) School House,
on next Saturday On Saturday. 10th,
the resolution, that the principle EN-
bodied in the Snuev Temperance Bill
should be made the law" will be under
consideration at Smiths School House.
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Col l. z. GRAY.-Bv an arrangem eut
satisfactory to the parties most interest
ed. .Messrs Crosse and Bennett have
withdrawn from the contest for the nom
nation for Congress, in this District,
leaving Col. Gray sole occupant OF the
field against Hon. @. W. Julien We
are decidedly for Col. Gray, as man
eminently the equal of Mr. Julian, ex-
cept. perhaps, his experience in the halls
of Congress. He is an honest, capable
man, and whose political convictions
are such as every honest man and lover
of his country should entertain.
In thus expressing our preference for
the candidats we bat claim that privil-
eye which is one of the inalienable rights
of freemen-that is, a free and untram-
meled expression of that preference
We may meet opposition; We expect it.
Opposition renders the victory more
sweet, and appreciable. The intoller-
ant spirit that would deny us this right
dwelIs not within the breast of a patriot
or a true AEorican-- Cen. Union.
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Notice

: hereby given TO the citizens Of WAYNE Township
Wavne COUNTY. state Of Indiana, that intend 10
apply to the Board OF Commissioners OF ayne coun-
+ Indiana their next eru commencing Oh the III 81
Monday IN March 1850 fer license To sell lh'"A'ea
t-- liquors ia less quantity than quart At tame,
and ,ur TIE same Sc frank thu premises where
sal 10 accordance with an act approved March 7th'
Is5s. TIE premises which intend to sell SAn IN
axle.tin, LIQUORS are situated as fellows 70 VIII On
the North hair OF Lot NJ. II2. ia that part OF the
CITY ot Richmond LAID eat Wv John Smith. beng on
the West side Marion street South OF Nam street
between Main AMI Walnut tree ana being the prem
ises which now occupy as a Grazert 9;.re and "a
loon. LEV - SHUT m
Feb. 8th 50 4w.
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Notice
Feb. sth, SO 4w,

q hereby given to the citizens Of Wayne Township,
4 WAYNE county, Indiana, that intend to apply at
the next Term OF the Commissioners Court OF aEne
county, commencing the first Monday IN March
1866 for a license TO sell intoxicating liquors IN less
quantity than A quart at 4 time. and suffer the same
u be drank the premises where 50 sold IN accgr-
dance with an act approved March 9Th, 1859. The
premises on which propose TO sell said intoxicating
isf,ors' are located a. follows Being Brick House
situated on Lot Ne. one hundred and fifty loo IN
that part of the city OF Richmond laid out BY John
smith, on the south side of Main Street, between
Marion AMI Franklin Streets, and known the Gait
House in the room - the adjoining the Office IN
said Hotel PHILLIP SCHH AkIL H.
Feb. Sth, 50-4w.
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Notice

hereby given to the citizens Of WAYNE Township.
WAYNE county. Indiana that intend 10 apply 90
tie Board Of COUNTY Commissioners at their next
Term ulsucing on the ISt Monday March, lSho,
Tor license sell intoxicating liquors N less guam
titv than a quart srle, and suffer the same to be
drank on the premises where sold. IN accordance
With an act approved March 5th 1859. The premises
where intend sell SAID liquors. situated as fol
lows On the South part of Lot No III IN that part
ef the CITY Richmond laid by John Smith being
en- the West side OF Marion Street, south q Nam,
between Main aud Walnut Streets, in a Brick
building and now orcupIa3 bv me Grocerv Store
WILLIAM kOURTHAUSE
Feb. Stb 50-4w.
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Notice

hereby gwen to the citizens of Wayne Township,
& Wavtc county. InIilna, that intend to apply at
the ne xt Term the Commissioners Court OF W awe
County commencing on tie first Monday in March,
quantity than qua al time aud suffer the to
be drank ON the premises where sold, in accoTltnce
n lth an act approved March 5h ls59. The premises
on which propose 10 sell said Intoxicating liquors
are Iacatei a. follows Being story frame house
situated on Lot No I55 IN that part OF tue CITY Of
Richmond, laid cut by Charles ". Starr, and being
the RI room east Of 5th street on the south side OF
Main street, opposite the Meredith House, and the
room, now occupied by a Saloon. -,,,.,,
SILAS MINER.
Feb sth, sow.
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; hereby given the citizens Of Wayne Township,
WAYNE County, Indiana, that intend to apply at
tie next Term of the Commissioners Court OF Wayne
county. commencing the first Monday IN March
1856 for license to sell into Ncat1ng liquors IN less
quantity than quart at time, asd suffer the sam
t. be drank on the premises where sold, IN accordance
with an act approved March 5th, 1902 Ihe premises
which propose G" sell said intoxicating EqnoFS,
on the North East of tie North half OF Lot No
one hundred and eight los, that part Of the city
Of Richmond laid out BY John Smith the west side
~ Marion street between Main and Walnut Streets
and IN q room now occupied hg ale As a satnep
ALBERT SCHNOOR.
Feb. Sth, 5O-iw.
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Beautiful Pxesen S,
Distributed every evening at the Coooers al Starr
Hail, narh =. and TO-
The Improved American.-Ne had the

The Improved American.-Ne had the
pleasure Of examining last week, one OF
the improved American Hot Alr Cook
inc Stoves, now on sale at Brown *
Grants and ii is worth the time Of any
housekeeper to go and do the same
They are certainly a model ofperteetlon
in the way OF a cooking stove. It can
b., used for both wood and coal, and has
shaking dumping CRATE, movable
ash-box. and all the conveniences which
could be imagined or desired by the neat
housewife. These stoves are selling
rapidly. as they deserve, and we think
they are bound to supercede most OF the
other first class stoves. They are man
ufactured by Messrs. Shear, Packard Il
Co. of Albany, the very name of which
firm is sufficient guarantee of the worth
of the manufactures. Call and see the
stove. and nothing can prevent your buy
ing one, for they save time, wood and
temper Danville Advertiser.
For sale by NoRDYhE i Co
- Main st.
Richmond, Indiana.
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mans.

"LAY1SG THE WIRES It will be re-
collected by our readers. Tie combination
of the democracy and the peculiar anti
slavery men, several years ago, when
they coalesced and elected George w.
Julian to Congress, over Hon. sam W.
Parker. The bargain was then made and
carried out in good faith by Mr.. Julian,
to secure Democratic Speaker By
the course of Mr.. Julian, and co workers
of the same stripe, the democray in Con
gress succeeded in electing Cobb, of
Georgia, 4 slave holder, as Speaker, over
Winthrop of Mass, and WiImot Of
Penn.
Our NJ c. is again laying the wires for
another coalescing campaign. He is
again q billing and cooling, with those
he denounces as "butternuts" and cop
perheads,1 by voting for the retention
in his seat of Voorhees-the Prince Of
-'copperheads" and knights Of the
Golden Circle " If defeated t tie
April nominating election, Mr. Julian,
can, with confidence, refer to this vote
of his, in order to secure the support II
the copperhead members Of the next
legislature, to giving him a seat in the
Senate Of the United States, AMI they
cannot fail to honor the DRAFT, when he
has proved heretofore to have been so
faithful to his pledges Verify. Mr., Jul
liam is an expert in laying lie wires, TO
enure to his own advantage
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Notice

: hereby given to the citizens Of Wayne Township,
Wavne County ma ; tate OF Indiana, that intend
70 apply TO the Board of County Commissioners at
their next Term, commencing ca the hrst Monday Of
March 1856 for license 10 sell Intoxicating Liquors IN
less quantities than quart al time and suffer the
to be drank the premises where sold, IN &C
cordance With act approved March 9th, 1852 The
premises wherein intend to sell said liquors are locat-
ed As follows 70 On the south halt OF Lot No. 10,
in that part Of tie ety. Of Richmond, laid out by
Isaac E Jones on tie west side II st. Wayne Avenue
north Of the railroad track aud northwest Of the rail-
Rad Depot two doors north Of New Kinney W are
house. and Del : known a. the Richmond Retreat.
Feb ; 5O-4t ANTH0N HECK.
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Notice

Sba-shv given 70 the citizens Of Wayne Township,
Wavue county AMI State Of Indiana, that intend
10 apply to the Board Of County Comm's sioners al
their next Term commencing on the hrst Monday III
Nh Tss6 far license 10 sell into xcating liquors
IN less quantity than quart al time ana soher 'he
same he drank the premises where s9ld, ID &C
Trsrrise. wherein intend 10 sell said liquors are
located a. follows towit Being lot No 50 IN that
part Of tie CITY Of Richmond laid ont by John smith
being a Frame House the East side ~ FeTh Street
Saath O.. Main Street. aud between Mil aut south
Street. hENnA fi99H'
Feb sta 50-4w.
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Notice

4 Wavne County, Indiana, that intend 70 apply 70
the Board OF County Commissioners, at their next
term nencng the first Monday IN March, 1850,
for License y sen intox eating liquors in less quaint
" than quart time, and permit the same 20 be
drank on the premises II accordance with act aP-
proved 18th March, I.59. The precise place IN which
retail LIQUOR IS in the room Immediately north Of the
room ii which | retail groceries, and the room II
ich retail groceries Is the first floor IN the br1ck
building on the northeast corner OF Main and Front
streets in the city OF Richmond. -.---
THOMAS HUGHES.
Feb. sth. 1855, Sow.
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APRIL NOMINATING ELECTION.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SENATOR:
OrHsuEL BEEsoS, ISAAC hisLEY,
HARMON B. PAYsE, john ii. PoPP-
REPRESENTATIVES
= n REYNOLDS wv. W. FoULKK,
E,,uu COY john VI. maxwell.
SHERIFF:
Capt r. w. o. BRAfFxTT, JAMES p. SAALLKY,
SrEYugs JOKES LEWIS c. SAAUELs,
ions Mccoy JAMES c. RUrTER,
JoHs c. PAGE ISRAEL WOODBURY.,
Can't Jos L. MARsH Capt. Jos. NJ. TAYLOR
Br.Hop ApprsGros Col JONI 5. MCGRAw
JoHs w. FRAzEE, MORRISON BALpKIDGE,
Lieut.. j. =. BALLTsGER, Maj. JOHN b LYLE.
NATHAN 5. WILLIAMS,
TREASURER:
ELAN j. BROWN Maj. JOHN SIN,
WILLIAM b. HISsHAw.
CLERK OF COURTS:
Capt w CHAN JErrERIs, THOMAS NEwBY,
Col. W. w. DUDLEY, NOSES ID. Lesson,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JONATHAN BALDwIs, OLIVER T. JosEs,
Prosecuting Attorney: HxsRY C. Fox.
Coroner CoMLKY BRows-
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Choisra-Exeoutive Officer.

At An Election held Saturday, Feb.
oath, by the Board Of Health, BENNETT
BANNER was elected Executive Officer for
the Board and will soon commence his
labors, visiting and inspecting every
house in the City. The citizens gener-
ally will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Congressional Canvass:
Appointments in Wayne County.

Col. l. p. GRAY, candidate for the nomination Of
Congressman in the Ssh District will address his fell
low citizens Of Wayne County the following places
and times
Washington, Friday, March IS, at O'Clock, 7. VI.
Economy Friday evening, March IS at o'clock.
Williamsburg. Saturday, March 24th, at I; o'clock
Newport, Saturday evening. March esth, at o'clk
Hhlsborough, Monday, March Goth, at O'Clock
Bethel, Monday evening, March 26th, at o'clock
Milton, Tuesday evening, March eth, At o'clock.
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Notice

- hereby given - :4e cl-s-ens ofwavue township,
Wavue county. IniE8ns. that intend 70 apply At
the next term the Commissioners Court Of WAYNE
ealf.v. commencing en- the frst Monday n March
1855 Tor License T. sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than quart time an3 suaer The same
T. De drank tine premises u accordance with the
Act approved stu March lS59--The premises or
yvfch propose 70 sell xcating liquors. are heated
as follows ReiBg part Lot NJ. -, the city Of
Richmond. that part CT SAID ely lad out By JeTe-
r.h Cox on the s5ie Of Pearl street, north OF
tie Citizens Bank being the room occupiei er Elc
f..r a Cr,,esrx Store ANTON BESCHER.
Feb. l. 1855. is-iw.
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APPLICATIONS:
Notice.

IS hereby given 70 the citizens q "syae township
n WAYNE county. Ini}ans. that intend 20 apply al
.hs naxt term uf the Court q Way aS
eeurtv. G. uulenciuE On the nrsT Monday N Marsh
1856 for License - sell intoxicating il3eFs n 1ess
quantities than quart time and suffer tAe same
T. ne drank n the pre- nses IN Accordance sIth the
Actst proved 5sa Mar1A, 1859. The premises On
which propose 70 sell said Intoxicating Liquors are
lacatea follows On the North part Of Lot 40 ,
the Vest side Of Pearl Street between Sycamore aud
Mil streets IN Building NJ los and occupied By
MATHAIAS WATERMAN.
Feb. ! 1855. sS-4w-
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To the Hundred. Day Bows.

By calling at Clayton Hunts Grocery every per
sou who participated in the Hundred Day. Service
will get Certificate of thanks" signed bv AssAHAu
LINCOLN, President. of the United States for honor
able service, during that lime. No charge for the
certhcsts, and II IS valuable, BOUNTY. for al
connS time, VITA the signature of our u1artyrei
President attached thereto. Do fab 70 and Sc;
your BOUNTY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
WHISPERS. WUISkERS !!

Do vou want Whiskers Moustaches Our Gre
clan Compound will force them 10 grow ON the smooth
est face or chin, hair bald heads, in six Weeks.
Price, 81 90. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
receipt Of price.
Address, WARNER L CO, Box l3s, Brooklyn,
w sly.
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Il q Il III .

GIVING descriptions Of Battles, Campaigns &c,
written while at the FIR mt will be given IN Rich
ulon1 ut Starr Hall Thursdav evening, March lst
1885, bv Capt. NEAL NEFF, late Of General
Shermans Army. The pieces all original, and, to
the lovers of literature beauty and sentiment and the
Union, these Poems written IN the language Of pas
sion will be Of thrilling interest.
A neatly hound volume Of 100 pages, dUodeclmo.
containing these Poems, will be sold the door for
SI,00. in place of admission tickets-a3mlttinE two
persons Also. in pamphlet form, admitting one per
Nal NEF
Richmond, Feb. Is 1855. 5l:-
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PR0GR AAAE.

Tine.
100 Opsning Exercises.
las. On Pupils assisting each othsr-JBssE Il.
BRowS.
cl5. How to teach Grammar Anna VALENTINE.
245. Lecture-JoHN NATHAN NEWMAN.
3l5. Methods of examining and reporting Schools
-Na. MESDESH
Ais. Social reia ION OF Teacher and Pupu-JoHS
COOPER
CALVIN PEARSON, Sec " W. A. BELL, Sup't.
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FEsrlham College closed its winter
session this week. The Literary Soci-
cites give their exhibitions on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
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" Flour and Feed, OF the best quail
ty, on hand at all times at Henley, Starr
&. Co.'S, near the Depot They deliver
it to any part of the city without extra
charge. Go there.
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ras- The Mason 4 uamlin csbine, Organs

forty different STYLES ADAPTED to sacred and secular
music, from $50 to $500 each. FIFTY-GNE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS other first premiums award
ed them. illustrated Catalogues free. Address Ma
son L HANLIN, BosToN, or MASON BROTHERS,
New YORK SLY.
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Wait a Little LONGER, Friends

I'll have my New Rooms ready by the 9th OF this
month Es-over Phil Dickinson's Jewelry Store, OPP
posite Huntington House" A. y. NEWTON,
March /, 1866 Surgeon Dentist.
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Farquhar, No 50 Main street, has one
large IRON SAFE left. And one 81 r
VEYORS COMPASS, CHAIN, &c
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have Five Acres of Ground to Rent,

uesr South Eighth Street, Richmond Indiana. APP
plvto Rev. A-y. GORRELL,
Fec. y. 1888. Csnbridse City, Ind
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TO TO tbs COMFORT and
dsy.
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The Best

Musical Talent of the City, engaged for th
Concerts, March I. and 10.
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Be Patient, Friends and Fellow citizens!

Nv New Office Rooms viii be ready for YOU by the
18th Of this month ets-over Phil. DcAinsons Jew
ewel-7 Store. opposite Huntington House"
March l. 1866 A y NEWTON, Surgeon Dentist
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Teachers Association

The WAYNE County Teachers Association will mol
its next meeting at Cambridge City, Saturday
March 10th, 1866.
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THEDECISIVEB BATTLE
Has BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
II every STATE ard City. and Town n the Union, b.
CHRISTADORO' HAIR DYE

AWARDED &c It for depth an richness OF tat 31-a5
IT, rapidly Of action, softsnug and lubricatin- pro
pe-ties and entire freedom from every dels:eT7as =
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DORO, So-5 Astor Hnuee, Sew-York- Sod By Dug
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OF THE SPINE CURED.


Messrs THos. ALLcocK 4 Co--Please send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen AHcocks Porous Plasters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
cellence. At this moment of writing man applies
for one, who, BY ENHANCEMENT IL the shaft OF ma
chnery, had both his legs broken, spine severely in
iured and for nearly year entirely helpless
This found relief very by the application Of
a plaster his spine. He enabled TO work,
and now he labors as well ever He would cheer
fully pay IS single Plaster il they could be
had at 4 lower rate. am surprised that surgeons do
not make Of these perforated pIasters to the
cusion of all others. their fsxbiIitv and adhesive
ness are greatly in advance OF all other pe>ters with
which 1 am acquainted while the Periorat5ons pecu-
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others for ordinary surgical uses. Know ths pas
tiers to be useful, have scruples that nay senti
ulents should be known.
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Marble-top Tables,

Marble.top Bureaus, Splendid Pictures,
Siivcr-ware. Jeweiry- &c, will be distributed at
tue Concerts, March I. and 10.
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All Sorts

Of TRINkETS, will be given st the Concerts
March :, and 10.