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ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, NIay 20.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
NJ. E. Sussiky, late dCfaultlng City
Treasurer, failing to give the 10000
bonds required, wHs sent to jnil. Tho IN
dictmcnt against him is for embczzltng
$4,000.
Mrs. Schwlllensteikcr and daughter
were thrown from n wagon yesterday.
The latter was Instantly killed and the
former dangerously wounded.
The Mayor and City Council have in.
str,lcted the City Councillor to bring suit
against tho Gas Company to compclthem
to sell their gas works to the city US pro-
vided by contract.
The Gas Company hGs brought suit
against the city tor sums alleged 10 be due
for gas furnished the city for tho past
three years, aggregating over $1,000 This
is regarded as an offset to the suit which
the City Counsellor will bring against the
Gas Company.
Three Of the bondsmen Of the default.
Ing Treasurer Susisky have notified Mayor
Cole OF their readiness to pay their pro-
portion Of Ills bond. The fourth bonds
man will probably pursue the same
course.
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PORTUGAL.
LoNpoN, NIay %.

LONDON, May 20.
The following details insurrection in
Portugal published to-day Castle of st,
George after sharp fight wherein z killed
90 wounded entered palace and immcdi'
atcly resigned command into Kings
hands who authorized him to form new
Ministry this coup D Tat participated Of
sympathized with by people OF Lisbon
0portc & Other Cities.
[We print this interesting dispatch Just
as received, partly to illustrate the citi.
cheney of the telegraph, and partly because
we don't know how else to print 1t. We
leave each reader TO give It whatever
reading suits him best.-ED.l
Coup d'Etat--Overthrow of the Min.
iStry.
Tho following particulars of the coup
detat in Portugal have been received:
The movement, which has been for
some time in preparation, was confined 10
tho army, and It's object was simply TO
compel q change in the ministry. The
Duke Of Saldanhua having great influence
over the troops, secured the support Of a
large majority Of the garrison Of Lisbon.
Yesterday morning he WINS ready for ac'
tinn and moved against the Castle Of St.
George.
THIS strong fortiGcation, alter n short
struggle, was carried. The Duke then
marched at the head Of large body oI
troops to the Royal Palace. Governor
Palance had taken measures Of defence,
and the Duke found troops posted anu ar
tillcry in position to oppose him. An ut
tack was ordered and some shots were
fired, but the soldiers OH both sides were
evidently not disposed ofight against each
other, and after some dCSultOry firing they
broke ranks and fraternized. The palace
was left unguarded, aud the soldiers, vol
untecrs and some peasants who HcComWI'
MED them, entered displaying tho populacC
flag, and shouting "LOng live the King !!
"Long live the army and Saldanhua y
Down with the Ministryr Though
greatly excited, they committed no Vio'
lcncc, and contenlcd themselves with
marching through the corridors and
grounds singing national songs and utter
Ing patriotic cries Prime Minister Duke
Dc Lando, against whom the movement
WIS smadc, seeing the day was lost rendered
his resignation, which was accepted BY
the King. The victorious Saldanhua was
admitted 10 Nn audience, and was request
cd by the King to form new Cabinet
which task he consented TO undertake II
is reported that seven men were Killed
md thirty wounded during the day
Though tie cause OF Duke Dc Saldanhua
has tic sympathy of the citizens Of Lis
bon, IN Oporto and other cities the
people took little or no part in this
movement. The Duke intended It to be Il
surprise, and relied wholly on the troops
for its success. What tho effect will be
cannot now be predicted. Great agitation
prevails in the provinces, where there Is q
strong party in favor of the deposed min
istry.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ".
FLOUR-In better dcInAnd and market 1rm;
guper1nc & 6O(t4 20; extra 81 SO16 90: family
s. IOd5 vi.
GRGN-Wheat-Tn fair demand: sales winter
at 81 OSfbI 10 for No. @ and 81 II for No. /. Corn
In active demand; sales Il, QUO bushels at $50
DC for mixed; choice Kentucky white sold at g
Gbl o. RyC-Dull at 9iGt06c, tho latter rate for
No. l. Barlcy-UuchangC OAts-Dull; No. 2
At 5Gc; No. at &c; whIto G1660c; 1000 bushels
white sold at inside rate to arrive.
COTTON-Quiet but hrm at 2lKc.
TOBACCO-In good demand; sales 100 hhds III
8 ,s05S0 %; supply light and receipts taken as
quick ~ offered.
WlnsKr-UnScttlCl; 81 OS offered; 81 O6 asked
for old process; patent make sold at 81 05.
PROYISIONs-Nlcss P0rk-Dull and nominal at
$50 Lard-Very dull and nomInAly low; city
&ittlc rendered eau DO bought At l6C. Bulk Meats
Firm and quiet at laDI50lEk kGbi6c; demand
light. BaCOn-Qulct but irm; shoulders l8Kc;
sides lG&0l7'S iOr clear rib and clear. Sugar
Cured IlAmE-l9120c.
BUTrER-DeClinIng; 9O89ic for fresh.
EUGs-AdvaucGd 10 I5kGlI6C.
CIEEsE-Dnll at l9il14c.
olLs-.LInsecd Oil-$I O5lD1 Oh. Lard OIL
Dull at 81 20Sol g.
GULD-114H buying.
ExCHAHOE-StCady at par buying.
MOSEY-MaFkCt easy,
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BoARD OF EDUcATIoN.-A special meet
ing Of this Board was held last evening,
Mr.. Wilson, President pro tenn in the
Chair. Present, Messns. Beckel, Bassctt,
Carnahan, Ewing, Hall, Hutchinson,
Launder, Mctcalf Pollack PIarr, Stewart
Scott Todd and .Weitzcl. ...,E
The propositions Of Messrs. VIM. Hamil'
ton, WIN. Salisbury, Walter G. Scott and j:
W. Yost, 10 superintend the building Of
Union township school house, were read.
The following resolutions were adopted :
ReSO!ued, That 0tr. VIM. Hamilton he
awarded the Superintendency OF the
Union township school house.
LeS0lNd, That Mr.. YOst be allowed n
commission Of one and o half per cent on
twenty thousand dollars, that being the
amount of the lowest bids for the con-
struction Of Union township school house,
in payment for tho plans and specifications
submitted and adopted.
The bill of Mr.. Fairfax for drawing
plans and specifications for Union town
ship school house, was referred 70 the
Committee on Buildings and Real Estate.
The following were adopted ....,
ReSolred, That the Superintendent be
directed TO order the contractor on the
foundation Of the 4th ward school house
to resume work Immediately.
RESOlued, Tint the clerk notify the par
ties TO whom contracts were awarded on
the 4th ward school house TO appear be-
tore this Board next Thursday evening
with their securities for approval.
Adjourned.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ROBBERY IN THE COUSTrY.-William
Austin and John ETcPearcc, two worthless
who were arrested and tried sometime
last winter for stealing turkeys-And, we
believe, sentenced to imprisonment for II
period, hut were pardoned, went to there.
sidcnCc of Elijah Marlin in RiChland town
ship, yesterday about noon, and proceed.
cd to rob the premises. They were aware
Of the fact, II is said, that no one was
about the house but Mr.. N. who Is quite
old aud feeble, and they therefore, had
everything about their own way for
season. We are told that they had con
federatc stationed near tho dwelling, who
gave the alarm 10 the old gentleman that
a lot Of hogs were in field destroying the
crop therein planted. While Mr.. NJ. went
10 look alter the pOrcinc depredators,
Austin and McPearce entered the
house md went to work breaking
open drawers nnd riIlng them of their
contents. In the midst Of these proceed
ings Mr.. John Marlin, who resides at
West Alexander, reached his fathers on II
visit, when the robbers fled. Information
was conveyed to Constable Mccourtncy
md warrant placed in his hands for their
arrest. The robbers Aitcr leaving Mar.
lin's came 10 Fulton, near which place
Officer MCC. succeeded in capturing them
last evening. They were brought to the
Inil In this city, Anl on searching them
prior to incarceration, eleven dollars in
silver were found in their boots. The
amount taken from Mr.. Marlin was sixty
one dollars in coin anil grccnOACEs. The
latter lave not been recovered Austin
and his con(rcrc will have hearing be-
fore Judge Johnston this afternoon at two
O'clock. They will probably have an op-
portunity to Ito the State some service ut
MouMdsviIle.
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ritan blood in him Of any kind. Eldridgc
and James, and Stevens, and half q dozen
others, took part. Ingersoll was In the
Chair, The widest excitement prevail
ed: a hundred members were on their
feet at once, Il dozen voices shouted loud.
IL TO the speaker; cries Of "order," "ordcr," "
and "sit down" and one word and thou
sand sounds mingled with the confusion,
and the rapS Of the Speakers gavel were
heard, which 1t would be impossible to
classify. IngorSoll, ono Of the most boiS.
tcrous Of dis0rganizCH generally, found 1t
iMposSiblu to control the House, and the
confusion was beyond description. Final
IL Mr.. IIoar, Of Massachusetts, got the
floor, and attempted to reply to Mr. Voor-
hecs. lie said the charge Of witch'hanging
came with a had grace from a party
whose friends burned negroes ut Fort Pill
low, and fired orphan asNums and hung
negroes to the lanlp.pOsts In New York.
lie had not finished his sentence before
the whole Democratic side Of tho House
was up in arms rushing toward the speak
er, and Voorhees,, furious with rAgc, at the
top of bis voice, shouted, ut Is false! false,
say and you know it." There were
fears Of personal violence, at one time,
and Mr.. IngersOII, in his impotcnt rage,
raped vigorously, but usclessly; not the
slightest attention was paid 10 him. The
whole House was upon It's feet; mem.
bcrs rushed liitIGr and tlither in wild
confusion. Between the tremOrs Of Cx-
citement Mr.. Stevens asked that Nlr.
Voorhees, words be taken down; that lie
was not entitled To use such language on
the floor Of the House. The Republicans
shouted, "'Thats rights" "don't back out"
and the Democrats called louder for order.
The words were read from the Clerks
desk, and they were ruled unparliamen'
tary.
Amid grea, confusion, Cox then de-
mandcd that the prov0cation, namely,
HOar'S language, be read, which was done,
an effort uil the time being made TO have
the House come out Of C0mmitteein order
to censure Voorhees,. Ingersoll, leaning
against the desk, said HOar's language
was very pugcnt, hut not unparliamen-
tary. This was the climax and the bub-
bic burst. 1t had struck the humorous
side of the members, and cheer after cheer
and shouts Of laughter, repeated again
and again, put the House in excellent hu-
NOR, md an adjournment waS had nj once:
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

The bill annexing Brighton to Boston,
passed It's third reading in the MassaclllI'
Sctts Senate by one majority.
Elizabeth Chase has been sentenced to
six months in the House Of Correction ut
Boston, for kidnapping Nelly Benus.
Horace Greeley has sailed for Nassau TO
bring home his invalid wife.
The report that the health Of Chief JUS
ticc Chase Is in prccarious cOnkitton'
and that he mcdItates trip to Europe to
recreate, Is now pronounced erroneous. Al
one time during the pRst winter fears
were entertained that his health was fail
ing, but ut the present time he Is unusual
" well and strong, and he will not leave
the country during the summer.
A Washington telegram Reporting
Thursdays proceedings in the Senatc,
says "tlle only matter Of interest was the
0liict taking ont by his friends Of Il drunk.
cn Senator, who tried to interrupt one Of
the speakers"
Thursday Mt Fort Wayne, Ind, u boy
named iKensic Groves, RbMIt fourteen
years Of agc, was kicked in the breast by
4 horse. IIc died about five minutes alter
receiving the injury.
A boy named Clarence Keggly, aged
four years, was run over and killed ny Il
dummy train in Chicago, Thursday alter
noon.
A special from Dcs Moincs says thai
there has been copious rains through CEN
tral Iowa during the past three days which!
have been ofgrcat benefit To the crops, alI
Of which arc looking well. .,..
Tho Senate yesterday agreed toa final
adjournment on the 18th Of July
Fnlncis Perots malt honsO in PlIilaGel-
phia, was. burned yesterday. Loss $iO,OOO,
The Attorney General Of Ohio has ad-
yiseCl tho Secretary Of State not to print
those bills which were passed at the last
session Of the Legislature, but, In the con.
fusion Of adjournment, failed tO receive tho
signatures Of the presiding officers. The
bill making important amendments to tho
criminal code was among the number.
The Dloccsian Convention ortlc Protes'
tant Episcopal Church ut Philadelphia
adjourned sine die yesterday afternoon,
Tie most important act Of the Conven'
tiOn was the creation of Il now diocese
comprising five counties around Philadcl.
phia, subject to the approval Of the Gene
raj Convention.
Edwards church and the Hunt build
ing Mt Northampton, Mass, was totally
DESTROYED by fire Thursday night. Loss
abDllt $50 600: insured for 1000.
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TIE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

WHEELING. w. VA.
U.ate Moundsvillc Female Seminary
@ E%or W " sHE4DoS IIE4o,.. IIuTcnrS'' Principals
Miss II. l.. H0Nu4N, Vice Principal.
SIas KATE =. MONTAGUE, Principal PrOparn-
tory Department.
MRs. MANY JACKSON, Of Weston, MntrOn.
Assisted by ful Corps Of Professors and
Spring Term opens ArEIL6Ih; closes JrxE sOth.
The design Of tho Institution Is 10 furnish
thorough und systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies' upon the plan Of University M
struciion, SaGl, department OF iSSLninS @ nSinE
lady TO select her own course OF study without
being restricted 10 any fixed routine OF ClNAscs,
requiring certain number Of years 10 llnISh;
but, In opposition to this, yOnng ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the benefit Of thrir former AcQul ulrcnGntS
and obtain n Certificate Of F1QfeleHey IN one or
moro schools perhaps, In the course or one year,
after which time, they mny bring up, wIthgrcAlUr
Fapidily and success, other studies.
MUSIC. ...
Young ladies' who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the piano, aud who may wish 70
prosecute the study SIN further, can bs furnished
with advantages for mastering this instrument
Mira. lIuichIns will give her personal attention
TO this department.
Other schools embrace thorough Instruction III
the following directions, vlz
Mathematics, HiGtOry, Btl5tS. .L.stierE, Natural
History Physical Science, ChrtStlan .Scicnce, -in
citnt and Modern Language and Ffnt ATtS,
The Academic Degrees arc conferred by State
authority, and arc al follows, namely:
NlGIFetS Of English LittratuFe-Threo yoAES
course.
.WIsfrIGs Of Arts-FOur years course.
MlStrenS Of MaAe-Tw0 to tlIrGG yeATS.
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BOIsTEROUS SCENE IN CON-
H GRESS.
A High Old Time Over Religious
Tenets and Political AnteCedentS.

n kAIku OIu lu1o ONGA 4NoAAbA~N"
Tenets and Political AnteCedentS.
Correspondence Of Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
The most exciting scene which has Oc-
CURED In the House for years, excepting
only the time OF the counting Of the last
electoral vote for President, was witnessed
to-day. The discussion leading TO the ex-
ciICnient was a proposition by Mr.. Brooks
70 add an amendment to the Diplomatic
Appropriation bill, under consideration,
re'cstAbliShing the mission to Rome. This
was opposed BY Bingham, who made ono
Of the most eloquent speeches Of the ses-
sion, and favored by Cox and Others,
until the discussion took religious and
belligerCnt turn, and several members,
gesticulating In tho widest manner, felt
called upon TO declare their religious faith.
Cox himself turned Ills back On the prin.
Ciples regarding the Roman Church
laid down in his book, "The Buck.
eve Abroad" and Voorhees, and
Bingham fought hard, and gave some
vigorous personal hits In discussing the
Holy See. Mr.. Brooks was accused OF
Known .Nothingtsnl, and Dawes was
blamed for hanging witches. Brooks
thanked God there was not drop Of Phi.
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CHICAGO, May 90.
General Pope telegraphed to the mill
tary headquarters In this city TINT the
Indian raid on the line Of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad seems TO bc ended, and
thinks arrangements should he made to
prevent re.OccurancG Of such Outragcs.
General Sherman telcgraphs TO General
Pope tllnt he hopes the most vigorous
measures possible will be adopted TO cap.
turc and destroy the Indians who made
the raid,
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Presbyterian Assembly at Phila-
dclphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20

..-.. PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
In the Presbyterian Assembly today
the Moderator rcAda cOngratulGtory Ills.
patch addressed 70 the Assembly by the
venerable DR.. Elliott, who was Moderator
Of the General Assembly Of 1888, at which
the memorable sclism occurred. The
reading was received with evident salts.
faction and the Clerk was directed tOsend
an. appropriate response.
Judge McllOy rendered his resignation
rs one Of the temporary Clerks, because
bota OF tho temporary Clerks were from
one body in the West. A motion that his
resignation be not accepted was agreed to.
Standing committees were appointed
and the report Of the Committee on Pub
lications read
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CUBA.

HAVANA, May 90.
Captain Gcncnl Dc RodaS hGs just
published an order that MI slaves belong.
Ing 10 insurgents in the field or in foreign
countries, or who have taken up Nr1ns or
served as guides to the Spanish troops, or
performed any other service for the Ma.
tional cause, arc hencelorth free.
The insurgCnt Capt. Mestril and some
of his followers have surrendered to the
Spanish authorities at Puerto Principe.
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Fire al Winoun, Iii.

CHICAGO, May 90.
Further particulars Of the fire which
occurred ut Wlnona, ILL.,, on the 18th,
shows 1t to have been more extensive and
destructive than first reported. Almost
the entire business portion Of the town
was burned. including n half block Of
wooden buildings, occupied by dry goods
stores, groceries, drug stores, iewelry
store, ETC.; Il steam elevator owned by
Buckingham & Bro, Of Chicago, Central
Railroad depot, freight house, telegraph
and express Offices. Loss $l4O,0OO: In
suretl for $28, 600, principally In the Hart
ford and EtnN Companies.
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G. A. R-All ladies' who feel an inter
est in the approaching decoration of the
soldiers graves OIL the SOth inst, arc re-
questcd to meet in the hall of Post Tho
burn No. 4. (Peteson's BlOckO this. after
noon Mt 3 O'Clock.
Afull attendance Of all the members Of
the Post Is requested at the meeting this
evening. Business Of great importance
will be brought up for consideration, and
the final arrangements for the decoration
viii be made.
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New York Produce Market.

SEw YoRK, May 70.
CoTroH-Dnll; sales 800 bales At 2S'Sc for
mlddling uplands.
FLOUR-AlarkGt closed dull aud unchanged.
GRAIS-WheAt-Dul and a shade easier; No.
2sptIng s. 14SEl 90 winter red and amber west
erli 81 2GGbI NI. Ityc-QuIctand steady. Oats
Dull at GGC for western IN RtorG, und GTGG8c for
Ohio. COrn-Firm at 81 0SGDl IL for new mixed
western.
PRovIsIoEs-p0Fk-QU mud nomInally un.
Dull and nominal. BncOn-VUry qnict.
LARD-Buyers l5Ilc, seller May or June, and
seller l6c.
E0us-Steady at 1SX6IOkc.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Nay 90.
The following is the list Of assurances
on the oil works Of MoOrchouse, Freeman
& Crlmb, which was burned last night:
On stock, Continental, 81 900; Norwich
and Home, New Haven; $500 each;
Roval, England, 5000; and the balance,
$4,000 to $4,000 in tho New York and
Hartford companies whose names hive
not vet been ascertaincd. On building,
Home, New York, Etna, Hartford, Astor
and Fircmen's, New York, $500 each ;
Connecticut, YonkcrS, Irving and Frank.
lin, Pennsylvania, 81 900 each.
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CHICAGO.
Destructive Fire--.Burning of a
Theatre.

Theatre.
CHICAGO, May 20.
The German Theatre, located on De.
plainc street, between Washington and
Madison streets, West Division, took fire
IL little past one o'clock this morning, and
was completely destroyed. The building
was frame structure, 90 by $50 feet.
The building occupied by the Chicago
lTusk Company on the opposite side Of the
alley, 10 Clinton street, and buildings Nos.
81, 10 and 55 Jefferson street, owned and
occupied by Richards Iron Company
were damaged; the former to the extent Of
5000 and the latter $1,000. The bHsc'
mcnt Of the Husk Company building was
occupied by u branch Of the SCammon
School, which loses all It's furniture, In.
clulling a piano. The German Theatre
was worth $4,000, and was insured for
$1,000. It was built iu 1854; was Ni(er.
wards occupied MS a church, and latterly
by an amateur theatrical company, who
who had performance there last night.
They lose all their costumes. Origin Of
the fire unknown.
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Boy SHoT.-Ycstenlay son Of Mrs.
Rodenbnch, who resides in North Wheel
ing, with three or four other young men,
went out cunning up Woods run. They
were pursuing their way across tlcld,-
young ROdenbNch in advance. He had
Just got over a fence, when one Of lis com.
panionS who had gun in his hands,
heavily charged with shot, attempted 10
follow him. In the act Of getting over
the gun was discharged by the hammer
of the lock being pressed down on the cap
withsualclent force toG4plodcit. Rodcu-
bnck, who was in q direct line with the
muzzlc of tho gun and but few feet dis
tant, received the charge in his left ankle,
very seriously injuring tho bones. As
soon rs possible the aid of q surgeon was
procured who extracted n dozen or more
pieces Of bone, and made the young mans
condition rs comfortable rs the nature
and extent Of his injuries would permit.
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steamer In distress.

NEW YORK, May 70.
The steamer South America arrived to.
day from Rio Janciro. She reports that
on April Goth, In latitude 81 deg. 10 min,
south, longitude 40 deg, 2 min, she spoke
the British steamer Sampson 25 days from
Gibraltcr, who reported that on April 9Stl
she broke shalt and some machinery
and was consequently considerably disabl'
ell. She had malo 200 miles under can
vass. The South America offered to tow
her u Bahia d take her passengers which
was not accepted, and shO concluded IA
make for Rio JanGIrO under canvass. She
had 120 passengers.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May %.
FLoyR-A shade more active at q I2H55 95
for spring extras. .l. ...
GRAIH-Whcat-Mo Moderately active but irregu.
lar, ranging at 04K3g7Hc, closing dull at 9tHc
for No. 2; this afternoon tho market was dull aud
unsettled at Dic cash, and 9SXc seller June. Corn
Opened lrln and closed quiet at 8ik1Slatc for
aud higher. closing At 6l6D6l4c for No. :, RyC-
Flrmer, closing at Sic for NO9. BarlCy-ScS.
lectcd
CArTLB-StCaly at 8 EGGS 20 for StOckUrS to
extra choice shipping bervCs.
IIOGs-Dnll al IS GOO IGX for fair TO extra.