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... during I Ithe week and nlayed at intervals. Messrs. F. Buckle and J. ?? and others gave selections on a splendid piano and American organ, kindly I ,|lent by Mr. Ash, of Russell-street. The work i of the bazaar, it is needless to say, has been very heavy ...

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