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siona delegation is expected to srriyo to-
morrow by speciol train from BerwIcks
BAY,
MIDDLETON ~ TrnuANrfPEo
The rebellion in the town of Juichtau,
rehuautepec, resulted in thirty killed aud
many wounded,
LlrTLE Rock May 22.-Tho Assembly
appointed mn executive committee for the
current year, and adopted rules for the
guidance Of trustees Adjourned sine TOO.
TRAIN,
New YoRK, May 22,-The Supreme Court
has refused to Interfere in the Train case.
An exa mlnation can take place before his
consignment to the insane asylum at
Utica.
THE CITY or MEXICO.
Cry of Mgxlco, May l5.-Coneress ad-
lOrns in fortnight, to next September.
III net allowing religious manifestations
onide Of churches, has heeh repealed
Noting done IN RaiirONd matters
AlLlNG OF rnE PENNSYLVANIA,
PhlApELmA, May 22.-Thc new
s'eam4ip Pennsylvania sailed on her
first IT, to Liverpool, this morning with
hfy'sA cabin and siXty-four Storage
posscnges and u full cargo A salute OF
NIFTY gun was fired from the wharf, t'
commemorate the event.
eAar. JACK MOVING.
BAN FRAolsco, May 22.---A dispatch
states that he ModOCs are going iowarc
the Pitt Rive country, Trails show tina
the Nodes Nd Pitt River Indians have
hrel in constot communication, 1t is be
lieved the Pittare with Capt Jack now
NJ FLUTES.
The Piutes are lso out Of their country
Twenty-Five Pluto were seen in Surpris,
Valley, but sudden disappeared,
1t is reported ut much ammunition
has boon sold to thS'nts. They have held
several councils, md their attitude i
threatening. OK Stone Head tell
them they must fgl or 60 to "a reservation
THE MEHnIs MURDER.
MEMPHIS, May 2,-Rebert Morgan, no
Eutler, was an enre stranger TO Cannon
Cannon lhrcatent to kill the clerk of tn
boat and while viking down the Cabii
Cannon said 10 Nrgan, "lOu're a d.,
fraud" Morgarsaid, "iou are cusse'
lar when Conrr put pistol to Nor
gans head, kille him and escaped.
LoypoN, ay2.--Consols, 933di 6s
S9}i
LIVERPOOL. lay ~ --NoOn-Cettol
= oper ed steady; uplands, s.; Orleans, "a
lMter.-Firm, OF higher Sales, l4,OO
bales for spclla,ion. Exports, 800
> bales. Orleant-shipmcnts, April, an,
May. 0, deliveIble, June aud July, 8
Savanuah, M Charleston, deliverabI
June and July9
New YORK May 24.--Corton quie
sales, 49S hes; middling uplands, 10
Orleans, 1919 Futures opened for Ma,
IS GIG to IL June, Is ll-l6; Jul,
rs 1916 to L; August Is ll-l6 to Is
=, September, II; November, ut.
e Money Gruat 6 TOT Gold firm liz
= l7i. Gover,aCnts Gull and steady Stat
bOnuS uOll AZ s'ehuy'
. New YoRSMay %. Cotton quiet an
steady; sab, LAST bales; uplands l9l
Orleans l0 Net receipts 593 bales
gross ,096 Hes; export to-day 3Sl bale
' last cveninI53 Lalcs; sales Of future
IL, 600 balc.;nai ket closed as follows; VA
-, ls4c; June lBo TO l8}c; July Is 1880
= Is l5-lGc; August lS3c to Is 1850 So
y tcmber Tx October sc, Money SO
a, Sterling S. Gold llN@ll1S Cover
h me,ts cN'e at better prices. states vel
i dull and ,ollual.
c LryERpoo My - --3 ?. M-CctiC
frp and ending up; nrlnuds SO; orleh'
r 9lGafd. later sales inolud. 5000 bal
f Amerca' from Savannah and CharIesto
r May le.ery, at q l3-lGl
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AUSTIN, May %.
THE SCHOOL BILL

TIE SCHOOL BILL.
The school bill has become law over
the Governors veto. The vote in tie Sen
nte stood twenty-thrse to seven. In The
House, sixty.dve to eight. No more super
visors or inspectors; they can al retire
The Supervisor OF Dallas District is
runotiCnless officer, ard can no more loan
the peoples money at three per cent a
month. JOHN HENRY BROWN.
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If it is really true that Captain Jack
aud his forty or'hfty warriors arc entirely
without ammunition, the removal Of our
troops to n place of safely may no longer
be u necessity CONVERSATIONAL.
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S. II. PARyIN, PIoSEER ApHEErnlNa AGFNy,
Franklin Type Foundry, hS VIVA street, Gin.
cinnat, is m authorized n isNt for this parer.
Any contracts made with him for advertising
IN tho HERALD will he du' respected
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NJ FLUTES,

The Piutes are lso out Of their country
Twenty-Five Pluto were seen in Surprise
Valley, but sudden disappeared.
II is reported ut much ammunition
has boon sold to thS'hts They have held
several councils, md their attitude i,
threatening. OK Stone Head tell
them they must fgl OF 60 to- reservation
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BAN FRAolsco, May 22,--A dispatch
states that he Modocs are going toward
the Pitt Rive country Trails show that
the Modocs Nd Pitt River Indians have
htel in constot communication, It's be
lieyed the piltare with Capt jack now
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TnE FXCuRsloNlsts,

NEW ORLEANs, May - The Couc,es.
sional delegation is expected to arriyo lo-
morrow by speciol train from Derwcks
Bay.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.--Thc following
document hus excited general surprise in
all circles. Senator West is totally sur
prised with others
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of State.
THE SPANISH MASSACRE.


COLUMBUS, May 22.-Ghe Republican
Convention nominated Noyes for Cover
nor and Hart for Lieut.. Governor. Ihe
platform is mostly reorganization Of the
industry of the country; that we should
have the cheapest and best transportation;
demands pure Official conduct, and pun
ishmcot for uuflithful officers. 1t also
denouuces The credit mobiliers. The in
crease of salaries is Condemned as IN
wise. AMI .avors shoriening the prohibi-
tionary term TO citizenship.
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CrSciYNArr, May 22.-Capt. Stein, Of
the steamer Fillmore, denies the reported
cholera deaths on his beat coming up the
liyeT.
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THE CITY OF MEXICO.

Ph,ApELruA, May 22.-The new
s'eam4ip Pennsylvania sailed on her
first tr, to Liverpool this morning with
hEty'siA cabin and siXty-Iour Storage
posscnges and full cargo. A salute OF
nifty gun was fired from the wharf to
commemorate the event,
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New YopK, May 22,-1he Supreme Court
has refused to Interfere In the Train case.
An exa mlnation can take place before his
consignment to the insane asylum AT
Utica.
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Adjourned

Mayor LETTERS in the chair-present-
Messrs. Blair, Boring, Butterfeld, Cowen,
Dunning, Hall, Handlan, Pannell, Retster,
Roberts, shallcross, Wallace and vii.
son.
Minutes oflast meeting read and signed.
Bonds of Dr.. Jepson, Michael Edwards,
W. G. Smith (for their Offices, see Second
Branch proceedings,) were received from
the Second Branch, and It's action thereon
concurred in.
The following reports were received
from the Second Branch and its action
concurred In: Committee on Accounts ;
on Water Works. on Lights on Streets
and Alleys; City Receiver on Fire De.
psrtment.
The petition ofKimberly s. Co., asking
for joint special COMMITTEES on coal scales
was received from the Second Branch
and It's action thereon conCurred in.
(The Mayor appointed MeSsrS. Blair, Pan
nell, and Dunning on behalf Of the First
Branch.
The petition oil Michael Lotus and
others also that Of August Beuter, were
received from the Second Branch and con.
Cured in.
Resolution adopted in Second Branch,
authorizing crossings to be put down in
Eighth Ward, was concurred in.
Adjourned.
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Ktmberly & Co., in relation to coal scales
referred to special committee, (the Pres.
ident appointed MessrB. Baird, Pollock
and Simpson on behalf Of the Second
Branch; Michael Lonus and others to
have Walnutsreet aded-granted; Viii
SON, Dunlevy 6 Co., for reduction Of wa
ter tax-referred; August Beuter, for re-
tail liquor liCense-gEanted; large number
Of citizens of Fourth Ward for appoint
ment ian additional deputy Sergeant, to
be assigned to that ward-reierred for
general report on present police system;
D. J. Mccormick to have Denny Street
graded and repaired-reierred.
The Committee on ordinances was d.
rected to prepare and report list Of or
dinsnces which should be printed and
bound.
Adjourned.
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NECK BRoKEN.-A bricklsYer named
John Wheatly was instantly killed, yes
terday, at Riverside Furnace. Our infor-
mant could not give US full particulars,
but stated that the deceased was on a
platform at some considerable height from
tie ground, and was struck by crane OF
beam and knocked of. His neck was
broken by the fall, killing him instantly,
Mr.. Wheatly was a resident of the 9Th
Ward, and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him. He leaves o wife and
two children who will have thesympathy
Of the community. Tho mother Of the de-
ceased who, resides in Georgetown, D.
G., left hero only week since, alter hav-
ing made her son and his family pleas
ant visit. The sad accident which befel
the son was telegraphed her last evening,
and the intelligence will be a terrible
blow 10 her,
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Social GATHERHa.-.Mr John B. Trull
agent of Charter Oak and Travellers Ac.
cident Insurance Companies invites our
citizens to attend q social gathering this
evening at his rooms on Market Street,
one door south ofthe Register Office. Mr..
T. will explain fully the advantages the
companies he represents, have over all
others. During the evening q collation.
will be served. No liquids stronger than
coffee will be introduced. Drop in and
see Mr.. Trull.
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UGLY TuREAT.-A man named John
Taggart was arrested and taken before
Judge johnson, Tuesday, charged with
threatening to kill the son of a kinsman
Edward Taggart. The parties reside in
the country, but for some reason the pris
oner was brought to the city for examiua;
ton. Alter hearing the testimony Judge
]. required tho accused to give security
to keep the peace one year-bond 500.
ANoTuER.-Cath. Taggart was also be-
fore Judge johnson, to answer to the
charge OF threatening to burn the proper.
ty Of a Mr., Ray, resident OF Liberty
district. The case was clearly made out
against her, and security in the sum d
5000 for her appearance at Court was de,
manded. She gave the bond and was
released. s.H
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OFF FOR WAsHINGToN.-.A special
train leaves for Washington, Pa, this at
ternoon at 2 o'clock, to convey the men,
bers Of the Musical Institute and all 9th
ers who may wish to attend the grand
concert to be given in that place to night
The train will leave on the return trip al
midnight, and reach here, if nothing hap
pen to prevent, about 2 Am. Thisprom
ises to be delightful moonlight excursion
by rail, than which nothing more roman
tic could hardly be conceived. WetrusI
very many will avail themselves Of tht
opportunity to make a pleasant trip, enjoy
a splendid concert, and have apleasanI
time generally.
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POLICE CoURT.-Apother "iull house"
at police court yesterday. morning.
Verify, Sergeant Davis and his deputies
are seoopipg up the offenders at brisk
ratio. The number OF cases each morning
is not so large, but it is getting to DO
steady, regular business oil fair average
docket.
The following cases wero before His
Honor, yesterday morning: Edward
Reid, Jr., drunk, two. dollars and costs
Robt. Miller, same, same fine; John
Murphy, disorderly, five dollars and costs.
Payment in the last case was suspended
on condition that tho party would get
himself out Of tho city with tho least pos.
SIble delay. Murphy, like Hayes, men
toned in tho report oil Tuesdays morn.
ing's proceedings, had vile, and they
were enjoying the comfortable quarters
provided for impecunious travellers, in
the hotel do Wallace. Like Hayes, he
also became entirely too independent, and
began to think he owned the "shebang"
The happy delusion was diSpellcd yester-
day morning, when no was brought els a
els with that stern executor OF the law,
Judge Rogers, to answer for his wrong
doing. No man ever accepted conditions
with greater readiness than did Murphy
when the offer was made to let him of
from the payment OF the fine and costs,
Tor in default twenty days service on the
chain gang if hc would leave the city
within twenty.four hours. he stood not
on tho order Of his going, but went at
once. We don't know whether in his
haste he forgot his wife, or not, but that
he made good time in his flights pretty
well ascertained fact
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TEE LECTURE LAST NIGuT.-Despite
the heavy snow storm, last night, every
seat in Washington Hall was occupied to
hear MIR. Gough's great lecture on "Habit."
We have neither time nor space to give
the iaintest outline of the lecture, and
must content ourselves with saying that
it was fully up to the expectations Of our
people, and there is no man living from
whom so much is expected by an audience
in Wheeling as from Mr.. Cough. The
general expression last night was that
there is but one Cough and that he is
without peer in the lecture.world.
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MASQUERADE BALL.-The Maennechor
Singing Society give grand mask ball
this evening in Washington Hall. The
MaeunecAors have q fine reputation for
arranging and carrying into execution
such an entertainment as they propose to
give tonight, and VIC are sure they will
not permit it to be furnished on the pres
ent occasion. 1t will doubtless prove to
be one Of the gayest and most pleasant'oi
the season.
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DEATH ON AN OLD LADY.-Nrs Banks,
an old and wcll.known resident OF East
Wheeling, departed'this life at her late
residence, on John street. Mrs. B had
resided for sixty years within square OF
two of the house in which she died-an
unusual circumstance, even among those
Of former generation.
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PREMATuRE.-Ye local Of the Register
was premature in stating, as he did in his
column yesterday morning, that there
would be "a meeting of the Board Of Ed
ucation tomorrow" CthiO morning. Next
Thursday evening is the time for holding
the regular meeting; II special one has
been called we have not heard Of 1t.
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New FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C
Hess, corner OF Main and Quincy streets
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths Of all shades.
Vestings, Gendemen's Furnishing Goods
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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REsIDENcE soLD.-our young friend,
George A. Wickham, the auchoneer,
(uot George E. as the Register had it,
sold day or two since the fine brick
residence in Centre Wheeling, occupied
by the late John Hamilton at the time o
his death, for $4,000 mot $4,000 as the
Register stately Capt. Andrew Wilson
was the purchaser.
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CHARGE WTTHDRAwN.-Monday even
ing Thomas Cruddis, a denizen Of East
Wheeling made things so lively within
his own domicil that his wife made COM
plant before Esq. Launder. In process
Of time, Cruddis was arrested and taken
to tho Justices office. He was so deeply
intoxicated however, that Esq. L. would
not go into an investigation OF the charge,
and in default ofgiving bail for his sp-
pearance, Cruddis was committed to Jail
ITO sober up" Tuesday afternoon he
was brought out for examination, when
his vile, under promise on his part to
conduct himself more properly in the iu-
ture, consented to withdraw the charge:
Ldter.-The foregoing had not been
put in typo yesterday, when Mrs, Cruddis
came rushing to the office OF Esqr. Laun.
der, and made affidavit that her husband
had became more violent than ever, had
threatened to kill her, &c. A warrant
was at once issued and placed in the
hands Of officer Prettyman, who pro.
ceeded to make the arrest, which he &C.
complished alter considerable difficulty.
30 violent was Cruddis that wristlets had
tobe used Reaching the Justices office,
Mrs. Cruddls' testimony was heard, and
fully corroborated the charge. Esqr.
L. demanded security in 800 to keep the
peace one year, and in default, committed
tho prisoner to Jail. Ho will probably re.
main there sometime, for having so re.
Gently broken the fair promises made,
no will have a difficulty in finding any.
ono who will place confidence in his
word.
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Remem Der the grand masquerade ball
at Washington Hall tonight under the
auspices ofthe Msennerchors. The mas.
queraders will appear on the streets,
mounted and in procession, at 4 o'clock
I'm. and again att. Many Of the cos
tunes are really elegant.
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sNow.-Yesterday just before noon il
began to snow in this region, and contin'
ued with moro or less severity until after
dark. Attic present writing, Is o'clock,
it has not ceased, and there are no signs Of
"letting up" The ground Is covered to
the depth of several inches, and the in
dications now arc that this will prov
tho snow storm of the winter.
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TIE second parade of the mounted
masqueradsrs will occur this evening at
Z o'clock. Look out for the Prince and
Princess. Nothing equal to this display
has ever been seen in the streets Of this
city.
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OLD FASHIONED TEA PARTY-An err
ror crept into the advertisement Of the
old fashioned tea party which appeared
in our columns, yesterday morning. The
prices of admission should be Scots and
25cts, and not 25Cts and 25cts. The par
ty comes of tonight in Wesley Chapel
South Wheeling. We hope every body
Willro.
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CLOSING Our SALE OF Doors AND
sHoEs.-I will offer until further notice,
my entire Stock Of Boots and Shoes Of
home and Eastern manufacture at and be-
low cost. L. V. Blond, 105 Main street.
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IRE CHANCE.-At our semi annua,

ARARE CHANCE. our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatings, Vestings, suitings and
Underwear, all OF which We will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. J. 7. Lakin s. Co.;
No. 81 Monroe Street.
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THE convex surface Of the Cameo
Medallion Photograph adds beauty IN
equslled by any other style. This novel
and popular picture is made only at Rob.
inson's partridge gallery.
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HNDoo LIFE.-This is the title of the
lecture to DO delivered by the Rev. W. F.
johnson, in the Lecture Room of the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night. Mr.. ]. has spent number Of
years as a missionary in Hlndoostau, and
is therefore perfectly familiar with the
subject Of his lecture. Those who desire
to hear an entertaining discourse upon
Hindoo oddities and customs should not
fail to attend. The proceeds Of the lee.
ture are for the benefit of s. School. Ad-
mission twenty-five cents; children IF.
teen cents. Tickets for sale at the book.
stores OF A. W. PAUL & Co., and ]. W.
Heiskell, and at the doors of tho Church,
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For sA1E.-20O Caddies common plug
Tobacco for smoking;-5,0OO lbs Cigar
scraps; 10000 clear Havana Cigars
Diana brand. N. Little, No. 10 Monroe
Gkrnnf
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ELEGANT NEW Octave Pianos
largest scale, with stool and cover com.
plete, from IS 90 upwards, on the Rent.
ing Plan, at sheib's MUSE Store Monroe
St
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Was Nor HELD.-The examination
Of Charles Smith, alias Jones, the live
stock operator, was not held yesterday
by Esqr. Glllespy, as anticipated. The
Sheriff by advice Of counsel, refused to
permit the prisoner to be removed from
Jail as he had already been committed on
charge Of grand larceny committed in
this State.
The attachment case Of McCausland,
the gentleman who purchased the sheep
Of Smith, to obtain the money in tho
hands OF the officer, was tried, and result
ed in favor Of Mr.. McO.
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New sroRE.-The greatest bargains in
Boots and Shoes ever offered in the city at
tho new Shoe Store of L. V. Blond.
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Iris remarkable fact that Pain Cure
OH is driving all other "oils" and Lini-
ments from the market. Why isit3 Be-
cause 1t will certainly do all that's claim.
ed for 1t, and Is warranted. Sold by all
Druggists.
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N OTICF.

Owing tony late purchase Of the double store
room and dwelling Of n. Heyman q Co., on the
corner OF Main and Webster streets, Centre
Wheeling; also, Of his large stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods at Job lot price. ct
the regular way, l feel able and willing TO offer
the IAme at unusually low prices to parties who
will favor me with 3 call, for two reasons: let,
70 become acquainted With the customers and
build up traGe, and, Cd, 70 reduce tho present
ing Of almost an entire unbroEen stock Of For.
elgn and Domestic goods, Notions. Carpets OIL
Cloths, Window Shades, Furs, Cloths, CASH.
meFes, Jeans, &C. Please give mo q call and
see my best Calleos At lie, Domestic Bingham
in proportion.
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COmDOsitOrs Wanted.

THREE OR FOUR good Compositions
can find steady employment at this office
by applying Immediately.
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Doors AND suoEs.-save 20 per cent
and buy your Boots and Shoes at L. V,
Blends,
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LOOK out for the cavalcade Of mas
queraders, this afternoon at o'clock, and
and then 90 TO Washington Hall tonight.
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VERY handsome Black Grape Wells re,
ceived at Adler's.
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New AdVeEtIDemeAIS'
Tollyer Encsmpment.
Feed Store, BSlcd Hay.
Brown & Higgins.
N. o. Sweets
Washington Hall.
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FtcHUEs for the Masquerade at Adlers.