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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22
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fish. SALT. SUGAR Cured II.
BACON, EL0ER,
FEED AND provision
1923 Eleventh Avenue,
Between 18Th and 18th StSq s.h

All such goods as Spices. Eruslrs. .
and Willow Ware. Shoe BIackin- .-- S..
cry will be sold from manufactures r.
Trice lists. and All other goods in ly =
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Ciucma" #.--
burgh current prices. To dealers pee
peculiar advantage of saving them l.. -
and drayage. Is they are not Tcgl.l-l #
treights from the principal cities and ..-
age charges are made. Dealers ma. .'
Sured that my goods are Of tie hest s-
my prices aS moderate as CITY rates. j..
a fair, upright business, ana 5T F751'
satisfactorily filling all orders, ! h5.5 :
the patronage OF retail dealers and o..-
Cambria county and elsewhere. v.--
spectfully solicited and satisfaction e..
in ali cases. THoNAS-CAhLa.-
Altoona, Jaly %, lo69.-G.
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1871: SPRING. ls>1I
| am now prepared to ofs,
SUPERIOR INDUCFNp>n-
TO CASH PURCHASES or 8
TIN, SHEET -ll9I l5l..i & COPPER Tllr
WHOLESALE OR RFT,r
My stock consists III part Of every ~.
TIN. ssieet-Eron,
COPPER AND BRASS Jv,D.
ENAMErLED AND PLAIN
SAUCE-PATs. BOILERS {.
COAL SHOVEI.S. NINE LANDS .
CANS. HOUSEFURNISHINc u :, >, "
WARE OF EVERY KIM
Spears Antr-Duu
HEATING AND COOKING STorr
EXCELSIOR COOKING ST,rr.
NOBLE, TRIUMPH AND PARLOB rr-
ING STOVES,
And any Cooking Stove desired Tr.r
when ordered at Manufacturer ~.
Odd Stove Plates ard Crates. &,
pairs, on hand for The Stoves 7 salt.
will be ordered when wanted. p,.s
attention given to
SpoUting, Valleys and Cor5p4,
all of which will be made out Of ie...
rials and put up by competent wa-E-
Lamp Burners, Wick and Cbir,.,|
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
l would call particular attention 70 ,h,r.
House Burner, with Glass Cone. f- Il
more light than any other in Use. AL,
Paragon Burner, f5r Crude OF
SUGAR KETTLES AND CAULDPaI
of all sizes constantly on hand
Special attention given 20
JObbing in Tin, Copper and Shes.4-I
at lowest possible rates.
WHOLESALE MEECHANEs Tlgy
now ready, and will be sent on ara
by mail or in person
Hoping to see I'll my o'd cust9n-
many new ones this Spring, / ra-r
most sincere thanks fer the very flr
trOnage / have already received.
endeavor to pleas all who may cs1, VI
er they buy or not
FRANCIS ". UlT
JohuStown. March :. 1867.
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@ sts ballot and votss for protection under
the Old nag. ta1ed.-.-.,,. -...............l Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

AT called meeting Of the Richmond Academy
Of Medicine, held In the Hastings Courtroom,
City Hall, March 18th, 1871, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Our friend and professional brother, DR.. DAVID
Fl. TUCKER, Is no more. In his death we once
more witness how frail Is lIfe-once more the med
ical fraternity or Richmond, standing around an
open grave mourns the loss Of one they loved.
DR.. fuckers character, full Of strong points,
is yet one difficult to depict in few and hasty
words SO brilliant In his many gifts, profound In
learning, yet practical In his application OF know
ledge, eloquent In his language, yet simple aud
forcible in description, he had the qualities which
made him eminent as physician and teacher.
Added to this, he true TO his friends, fair and
candid to his foes, with warm heart for those he
lovcda he art that never paused to calculate either
bis own Interests or pleasure. To those who knew
him e'er disease ana atlliction visited him, these
words are but poor justice to hts memory.
Resolved. That the Richmond Academy Of Med
icincs recognizing the great claims that our de-
| ceased brother had on their respect and esteem,
and DESTROYS of doing honor to his memory will
| attendhis funeral In body, and will wear the
usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
| Resolved, That four members Of the Academy
| be appointed by the chair to act as pall-bearers
| RESOLVED, That q copy of these proceedings be
! sent to the family of the deceased, snd be also
published In the daily papers
These resolutions were followed by appropriate
remarks complimentary to the deceased by Prof
| McCaw and Prof Joynes. ..ts . S..
0. FAIRFAX, NJ. o.,
President Richmond Academy Of Medicine.
| Christopher Tdmpktns, III. d.,
Sec'y Richmond Academy Of Medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

The NARRow-GAUGE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The joint committee of the Massachusetts
Legislature, to whom was referred the sub
Jcct of narrow. gauge railroads, have re-
ported Il bill authorizing the construction
of such roads. The bill provides " that
any branch railroad hereafter constructed
In, the State may adopt gauge of three
feet or the existing gauge of four feet eight
and one-half inches, and no other gauges
shall be used. Any association of persons,
9 majority Of whom shall be citizens Of the
Commonwealth, and all of whom shall be
citizens Of the United States, is authorized
within the limits of any town in the State,
Il branch railroad with gauge Of three
feet, with suitable tracks, stations, and
cqulpagc, provided that at a meeting of
the legal voters of said town two-thirIs of
such voters shall authorize the construc-
ton of the railroad.
Upon recording articles of association the
company shall become body corporate,
with all the powers and privileges, and SUBJ
ject to the duties and liabilities affecting
railroad corporations. Any railroad corpo-
ration now established may locate, and may
maintain rs 4 part OF its railroad system,
one or more narrow-gauge branch roads,
provided the county commissioners where
the road is to be located determine that the
public convenience or necessity require it.
The bill also makes provision for the trans
fer of freight from the narrow-gauge roads
to the existing roads. We learn that seye-
raj companies have been organized for the
purpose of building such railroads in Massa-
chuSetts, and should the bill proposed by
the committee become law it is thought
that the construction of half q dozen or
more narrow-gauge roads will be under
taken during the coming summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
VOL. XII.

"IMroRTANT, II TRuE.-Every man who
has signed II petition or used his influence
in any way to assist the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi, and Ohio railroad to obtain posses
sion of the Richmond aud Petersburg rail-
road, has aided the Scaboard railroad, the
Bsv line. and the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, rs against the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad and its connections.
When the present railroad war COM
mcnced the Richmond Wing, the avowed
and known organ Of the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad Company, said s.:
Let the Pennsylvania Central, or any
other company, have charter. We are
sick and tired OF the half rail and water line
to Washington
Later in the fight. when 1t appeared that
strong efforts would be made for q fast
freight, as we'll rs first-class passenger
line, then Messrs. Robinson and McCready
appear upon the scene under the leader
ship Of General Malone.
1t IS too plain and patent for argument
that every passenger and every pound Of
freight passing over the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad is so much loss to MeSSrs.
Robinson and McCready, and the fact had
as well be stated that much of the freight
which has left this city, all for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York, via Norfolk or
James river, would, with Il fast and low
freight line, be diverted. That fact must
be General Mahone's reason for his present
effort to obtain the conti oil, and the virtual
possession Of the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad.
/, for one, want competing lines"
The above is taken from q communication
which appeared in the Petersburg Courier
of yesterday. 1t shows that, notwithstan-
ding assertions to the contrary, there are
some people i'll our sister city who under
stand the situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

REIGN OF TERROR IN PARIs-Public E1e-
cutions-" Revolution Under the Banner of
P,lidge."-Paris, March 19.-The Journals
this morning confirm the report of the exc
cution of General LecOmte and Clement
Thomas. After their capture they were
taken to the Garden of the Rue DIES Rosters,
Montmartre, where the Central Reyolu-
tionary Committee held their sittingS. At
ter a brief trial they were condemned to
suffer death, and were taken out and shot.
All accounts say they died bravely.
The Journal deS Debats says yesterday
will be considered as one of the eloomieSt
hours in the history of France. The revo.
luton under the banner OF pillage is mis-
trcss of Paris. France will condemn these
horrible assassinations and this odious in
surrectiou. which is without preteXt or
purpose. Will the Provinces come to our
aid, or must the Germans reenter the CAPT
tai! This terrible day has wrought more
damage to the Republic than all the Bona
parties.
London, March 19-1o:3o p. M-The
latest news is that the Nationals of Mont
martrc have seized and now occupy the staff
and general headquarters Of the National
Guard of Paris in the Place Nendome.
The Echo Qu Parliament says IL conse-
auence of the disturbances in Paris the
Emperor William has Professionally stop
ped the movements Of the German troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
SOMETHING New AND MORE FRIGHTFUL

SOMETHING New AND MORE FRIGHTFUL
ON TIE TRAPEzE.-[ London correspondence
New York Herald AT the Royal Amphi.
theatre sensational calisthenics have reached
their climax in the astounding perform
ances of 4 fair-headed little girl answering
to the name of Lulu, who, night after
night, goes within Il hairs breadth OF
breaking her neck. If there is anybody in
New York who. being in quest of a new
sensation, would like TO feel his blood run
ming cold, his hair standing on end, his flesh
creeping, and his marrow curdling, let him
by all means take the next boat for Lon
don, and repair without delay to MIR. Char
mans circus, in Holborn. There may be
seen Lulu, the Incompatible, radiantly
arrayed inseold lace, green satin, and flesh
colored silk; and her achievements are
marvellous to behold. She swings from the
flying trapeze; takes the most terrific
leaps; pitches backward and forward SOM
ersaults, describing three distinct eyolu-
lions in the air before alighting A.; springs
from the ground to an altitude OF some
twenty. five or thirty feet, being shot up
ward by some invisible agency, so that you
might suppose she was flying; finally she
is seen to fall headlong from a lofty plat
form INTO net beneath. Then she floun-
derS about clfulgcntly, looking like mer-
maid or a dolphin or goldfish, or what
ever else the poctical spectator may please
to imagine. Women scream, children
shrek, and Of men I" the boldest holds his
breath for Il while" for every body supposes
that it is all over with the fair gymnast.
The plunge from the platform Is only part
of the performance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

SCENE IN THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
MIR. Dunbar Ross understood his honorable
friend to say that the people could not pass
along the streets without being assaulted
by highwaymen. Now, surely, the hon.
orable member from Lake Ontario could
not but be aware that the character OF
every member of the House was affected by
such dam - ,....
MIR. Talbot objected to such unp1rlia-
mentary language. --.--..
MIR. Ross protested against interruption.
He was going to say dam -. ..-ag. .-t. ~
Mr.. Cameron The honorable member
should not swear In that dreadful manner.
Mr.. Ross Wasn't doing anything Of the
kind, but would be tempted to do SO if not
allowed to finish his sentenee-but such
dam-[order, order !]-dam-[confusion]-
he would repeat it-by such dam-Ltre-
mendous uproar.l
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved, amid
the widest confusion, that MIR. Ross be eX-
PEELED from the House for such awful Ian
guage.
Dir. Ross (black in the face) exclaimed
that damaging statements was all that ne
meant to say when he was interrupted by
fool / - EL@ -. ,.Atsf ~ IS. 2
MIR. Talbot Who's fool?
, Mr.. Ross BY foolish as.
Dir. Cameron Who's an ass! :.
MIR. Ross wildly: Foolish assertions OF
profanity. 49, 8&.s - Ezt>&@ 10 = q.
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Mar,c.,'aenfep Txer,,ia..

i CHESTERFIELD CouHr.-Iawrence Bur.
i foot, George Ellis, Ben. Baker, and Fayefta
Sterling, convicted Of petit larceny, were
sentenced each to receive thirty mine stripes.
In the cases of William Morriss and John
Wilkes q motion was made for an arrest Of
Judgment. 5'., w. ..s.s - e
q large amount Of civil business was
transacted. The court adjourned to Tues
| day, March 2stil. sss7 $50,
On the 18th the cases Of the town Of
Manchester versus r.. d. Hogan will be
called, the first for unlawful detainer and
thessecond for breach Of covenant. = ssI
AccrDENT.-Al lad named Thomas Atkin.
son had the second finger Of bis right hand
sawed off, and others injured, at the bucket
mill on Friday. ,..Ts2fse
EXTENSION OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS
ny the bill which has passed both Houses
OF the Legislature, the corporate limits ara
extended to the Petersburg railroad on the
soutn, and to Marks fence on the east.
me ne population of Manchester Is now over
SALE OF PRoPERTY.-The beautiful lot on
beile isle avenue, near McDonough street.
Drought at the sale Of j. NJ. Perdue $685. ,
pou9ias Baird, Esq, purchaser. Tha
subject to right Of dover.
RELIGIous MATTERs.-The Rev. ]. Powell,
Garland preached at the Baptist Church ON ].
Sabbath morning from xvii. Psalm, 18th =.
In the afternoon the regular monthly meet
ing OF the young mems missionary meet
ing was held ut the same place. This asso.
citation Is accomplishing much good. The
officers are: j. +. Brooks, president; I. 4.
Morrisett, yice-president II. j. Nunnally, 4
secretary and Wallace Snellings, treasurer
Inc anniversary was put for the third Sun.
day in May. all Of the churches were
crowded at night, Services every night thia
week at the Baptist and Methodist churches,
ana on Friday night at the Episcopal
Church, ). - = -.
REsUHpTIoNs.-The stave factory is tempo
rar1ly suspended, but it Is expected that
operations will be resumed in q few days.
The nail factory on Belle Island resumed q
operations on yesterday. The affairs of the
company were never more prosperous than Il
at this time.
MORE IMPRovEMENT.-Iti is rumored that
after the completion Of the courthouse q
ball Will be put over the market-house and
the Town Hall enlarged. In addition to
this We trust the Odd Fellows, Masons, and
knights will unite and build fine hall.
NEW TURNPIKE.-It Is said that when the
Tree bridge Is commenced q party OF coun- =
try gentlemen intend running turnpike
from the foot Of 9th street (Tarrytown)
through the FalPs plantation, Drewry's,
&c. t..r. 10 -
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.-The services
for this week in the Episcopal churches
will be as heretofore during this Lent. Inc
rite OF confirmation win be administered
by Bishop Johns at Grace Church on tne
morning Of the 23d of April IN .ne ever 81
Ing of the same dry at y; Ma NAE AZ ~. y,
the evening Of the 18th of May at st: Johns,
Risi,op WhittIe win adnninister the same
holy Tie on Tuesday, April 4th, IN Fac.
sion Week, at the Monumensal, and On
wednesday, the 9th, at 81. Paups. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

ISBELL & SON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at tho late
residence Of f. j. Crump, corner of Leigh and
ed streets, household furniture, piano, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at 6 ?. NJ. a 10. on
Laurel street, In Sidney.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. house
hold furniture platform scales, crockery, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

sTEINwAY & SONS PIANos.-Sleight Il How.
ard, opposite the post-ofHce, have just received
several magnificent Steinway Pianos, Including
superb Steinway Concert Grand Piano, to be per-
formed upon by the distinguished pianiste Miss
Anna Mehlg, 1t the - Thomas concerts" The
public are respectfully invited to call and see
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

TIE Boston Journal says The obser-
yations taken on Mount washington our
Ing sns RE- ct what the periods Of INTENSE
cold are felt at the high altitude from twelve
n fwenty.four hours sooner than they are
IN the country below rs !. All &, ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

seasonable Toys Of every description, including
tops, harps, marbles (new style and very supe-
rior), base balls, &c., at d. CoLUMBUs's Confec.
tionery and Toy Depot, Oh Broad street. He
would also call attention to his genuine Walnut
Candy, the purest and best IN the city. Every ar
tcle usually kept in flrstclass confectionery al-
ways ON hand. Prices very low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

a REFRIGEgATING CAR was sent East by
!eSleidas's express train, taking load of
salmon. early vegetables, wine, and game:
Dne Of The salmon Is said to have weighed
hlly,nVc pounds, and is alleged to have been
me heaviest ever caught In The Sacramento.
sacramento Union, 9Th, a'.i.f q esj.s Fl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

On all public or private safes Of Real Estate
made bet,ceca the LIST If January and the LIST Of
July he3',trchasers pay the tares for the pre-
sent year; DIT on all sates bet,ceen the first
DAY Of July and the last day of December the
seller pays them, yiY ri
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Skating Rink open tonight at 8.

WATsoN's NEW RAILROAD MAP for sale by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1Ile Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Ills Nam street, are pub.
fishers agents for McGutfey's Readers and Spell.
ers and Haryey's Grammars. tsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

WHERE CAN GET SOMETHING GOOD H-Why,
at PIzzINrs. He will sell you the best candles
you ever ate, and cakes OF every variety, besides
fruits and other CONNECTIONS too numerous to men,
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n. n, !. ntnr onsn q ! .o-nlghs,

s ,r and School Books wholesale
ana, ,esatl at EILYsosA TAYLon iils sAss street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

USE THE BEsT.-The celebrated Pembroke
Shirt Is the best shirt made. Call e. B. SPENCE
& Son and supply yourself.
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Of this amount the city will receive from
the State say about $40, 900, leaving So, 800
to be provided for by the City Council.
The board invites special attention to the
suggestion of the superintendent that q
normal and high school be- Incorporated
into our system. The board regard the re-
commentator OF the highest Importance.
Without good high school thorough sys-
tenn of education cannot be obtained, and
without normal or training school we cam
not reasonably expect to be supplied with
teachers reared in our midst. 1t is hoped
that the Council will not withhold any ap-
preparation necessary to accomplish these
objects.
The board testifies with pleasure to the
earnest, sklful, and conscientious perform
ance of duty by Mir. Binford, the able
superintendent. Always vigilant, obsery-
ing, and untiring in the discharge of his
duties, courteous and accommodating in
his intercourse with teachers, parents. and
others having interest in the public schools,
he is the model of faithful and competent
executive officer.
Accompanying the report Of the board Il
that Of Superintendent Binf0rd, which is
so full of matter interesting to the cause Of
education that we regret it's length pre-.
cludes its publication. He gives q detailed
and faithful history of his operations since
the opening of the scholastic year, and
makes numerous important recommends
tions which will doubtless receive the
attentive consideration Of the board and
Council. $3.50, f4s
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scuoor, ,BooK4.-Grcat inducements offered IN
school Saoks BY lIYsos . TAYLOR. iiis Main q 2;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

You can soon learn to skate on rollers. Try II.
The Rink will be open tonight at 8. 4 &.
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ALL PERIoDIdALs at publishers prices q I'll.
TYSON 8 TAYIoE' 8 news Depot next 70 Dfspateh
Office. tssA 49, ~ Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

For the largest stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
vestlngs In the State call on the old house OF e. B.
SPENCE & soN, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street.
They employ the best OF cutters and woskmen.i
Give them call before purchasing your spring
clothing. Perfect lit, or no sale. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

EASTER EGGs.-These beautiful eggs may be
found at PIzzINI's No. sol Brosd street, where
you can see the preltiest that hsve ever been In
this market. Every girl and boy should have one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 11ls Main street, are pub
fishers agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by State Board Of Education for use In pablo
schools Of Virginia. s - . 9#E .a%E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

The Skating Rink Is pronounced by all who visit
1t the most delightful place in the city 70 spend an
evening. 1t will be open tonight at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

Z ENVELOPES fHrpished and prtated a. o.. $50
ears, and $40 pen ooa af the Dispatch kEfaln&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

The Opera Chains at the Dollar Store, $50 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

vases, new and elegant. ii The Dollar Store. NM
der. Camnheli,a Gallery,
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PYouxosp OPEBA HOUSE, The new Rich
.mond Theatre viii hereafter be known Dy
this name, .sy az b 81
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LOOK TO YoUR ISrEREsr.-Ths Religious nsr.
aid of this city, IL read In every neighborheod IN
Maryland, thu virginias, and the Carolioas. 1ss
advertising rates are yerG reasonable.
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Shirts made to order by g. B. SPENCE sos.
merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. Perfect u
guaranteed, or no sale. Call and leave your meas
rxa "a /. /. n. <. 4
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& oaeap s.asioueer5as sIEzsos = EAyloa's ass
aa.R sssssk
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pEAp.HoUsE AND CORONER.

Mr.. Sloan, from the Committee ON Ordi-
nances, reported that it is inexpedient 70
grant the petition Of the Coroner for an IN
creasa OF tees and the establishment % q
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Skating at the Rink tonight.
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$500, CIRCULATION OF the DisrATCh
.,,oyK THAN TuE CONFINED CIR
.-. ..rlox Of All. THE orHER DAILY
..v>rArERs OE THE CITY.