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V-yORg. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Z. 1915

GRAHAM HoUsE-NEw ARHASGEMEST-RoS
WELL GoSS informs his friends and public that re
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. known
as the Graham House. 63 BarriaytTee; b adding TO it
the adjoining house, and IS prepared 20 accommodate Ts-
as. or -a-nanan Baarrers on the favorable terms
Al friends Of Temperance desiring quiet home ant fee
dom from the fumes acoso and tobacco are invited 70
paron:ze this house The Vegetable system, with the
choicest selection OF fruits &c which the market aOTs
wi, be strictly adhered 20, but table vii DC served oE
tho yhs prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed d!et-
Cro;on Shower Warm and Cold Baths, iree.
~ n ROSWELL GoSS.
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II. Burgess, S,ringer Il Co. have The English
Woman in Egypt, by Mrs. Poole, forming No. ii
azeiber & Co.'S Home and Travellers Library The
works. in the form Letters from Cairo. written during
residence there in 1912, and L. They pres N: much Gu
ioas and valuable information in style at familiar
and attractive
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
No. ) CouRTLASpr. STREET, AND 81 LrBERTr.srnEEr.
YORK:

THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY
lrA THIS NEW HOTEL is now open, where the pro,
19 petor will bt happy accomdate their friends and
-.1-the public with board The lodging rooms aTgr
10 please The location being ths of business it
offers Inducements to merchants from other cities and the
country rot by any other House in this city
The Furniture Beds aud Bedding all new, and made
expressly lor this establishment.
Families who wish Paors with Sleeping Rooms attached.
can be handsomely accommodated.
The subscribers their friends and the public, that
efforts on their part shall be wanting the comfort
and convenience of their guests aud while they solicit
share their patronage they hope by unceasng attention TO
the du,ie, of their VOCATION 10 give entire satisfaction
f22Im CRAS. WYCKOFF co.
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPILs-Hemr.
ID stead Seminary Hampstead L. l on branch Of the |
Railroad, q miles from Brooklyn Terms from Sl23 70 $50
year. Circulars az j. X J. Chsmherlins South William
street Also at Newnans Book store. ls9 Broadway The
Principal during the month of AGr at 20 Nassau The Sum
mer Term commences the first Of Mag.
n.hj Pm NATHANIEL DUNN. 4. NJ PRINCIPAL.
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GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths, Gun Locks aud paris ',
l'lLocks, Gun and Rifle barrels, Percussion Gaps i
Pills. Powder Flasks and Shot BeIts Cones and M1eneea
Ribs Rods, Worms, &c. &C. for sale In quantity ny
ar A. W. SPIES g. co. els PeaTl-s:
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which DR.. Folgcrs Olosdonian, or ill Hcalins
Bolsasn has mt ritA, no: 0nly in IFS sale, bit
also in the cures nhich Il has efected, m
persons ,cko were in hopeless coadihon,
has confirmed the most skcpticat Of
as extraordinary cmGtire pro-
7,crfics and established its

DfTiiCS, ana CStuWtSfCn rs
claims to the name OtMc
G r L A T 4 L N + D Y.
The question longer asked "a Can AStimG be c'ei?
1t has been satisfactorily settled within the last TWO
months that Folcers 0osaonan will produce quick
or than any other remedy tic world, and references
gwen persons and out of the city, who have e1-
pcrcnced It's wonderful virtues, who had tried for years
all other remedies Ia vain.
Mr.. WILSON, brick-laycr, residing at Hoboken, " j.
had cd every remedy which nc could hear of for The re-
lief OF Asthma and had spent than one hundred dol
lars in endcayor:g procure help, but IN vain Hccom-
MERGED using the Oosaon!an, January 2lst The first
desc he took gave him relief and two Gays aerwaId ms
wife called TO say that the small quantity Of Ibis remedy
which he ha taken had done him more good than any and
al the medicine he had used in his life.
Mrs BELL. tie wife of Robert 7. Bell Of Morrisown,
" j. who severely afflicted with ASk.d, was gwen
ND ,v her physicians. She removed To the board
In the hope Of paatng her distressing symptoms. but
with no benefit Cine bottle Of the 0Osaonian far re-
leved her that she able 20 get up from her bed and
dress herself thing she had not done before In months
and she returned to her residence In Morristown
" j. with every prospect ufb being speedily restored.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
yields TO its effects II soDthcs the troublesome CoHy
and gives refreshing >lbcrs 10 the weary 1t aays the
ran az he SIDE and soreness in the chest and enables the
TO erpecoue easily while entirely restores the
secre;ions of the system and epcdi;es returning health
JAMES il. DENoE, l0l II adc-strcet, had long been
complaining OF in the chest, accompanied with
short hacking cough he raised matter freely had lost his
appetite and felt alarmed at his situation. He hid tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
ness breath and pain in the side continued 10 increase
lie used bottle OF the 0losaon!a, and Is restored to
health.
George W Burnett OF Newark, y. ]. George W. Hays
of New York, David Henderson. 60 lasht-> Mrs. Sic
Gam, 20 waker-s I. Laban, 50 Pike-s Mrs Archibald
Wa1La t,ytb
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MILITARY MAxIMs OF NArMEoN: Translated
from the French, by J. Akerly, has been issued by
Wiley & Putnam, In small l2 mo. of so pages. Those
who want to dip lightly into the trade of human butchery
can here be accommodated.
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DuARDING SCHUUl-iKVlNG INSTITUTE, rAREr
ID Town, y. Y.-WILLIAM T. LYON, A. VI. Princi. |

k)tARDING SCHcOLr-lhN lNG lNSIllI L. lARkf
- Town, y. Y.-WILLI.tM 7. LYON, A. NJ Priici-
pal-SuuiIner Session viii open on the lst of May.
To those who desire 10 place at Boarding School.
the advantages offered this Institution rc believed TO he
equal II superior, 10 any. II has been IN success
full operation seven wears The location delightful and Sa
lubrouS, is rom the City The edi
flee Is commodouS and comforabethe play grounds am
PIE and disconnected from the village. The government
efficient but mild resembling that Of well regulated
Christian yand day scholars are received 10 couI-
teract the salutary influence of family training.
The system OF instruction designed not merely to ad-
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied but 10
deveope instruct the judgment, 10 enshen the un-
derstandng, form the habits, and TO give moral and
useful direction to the inclinatlous.
Further particulars including Catalogue OF Students,
opHions OF patrons sc. will be found hi pamphlet crcu
lar of the Institute, 20 be bad application al the Book
Stores OF Bartlett Wexford Asor House, and Raynors,
IS Bowery.
Reference, by permission, the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. s. Senate.
Hon. Cuban c. Nerplanck.
Capt Alex. Sidell Mackenzie, US y.
Nathaniel b. Holmes, ESQ., Tarrytown.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, ID. VIM. c.
Bryant. Esq. George T. Trimble j. R. Van Rensselaer, NJ.
-. Harper & Brothers, Sew-York City.
Also the following who or have becH patrons:
Rev II W Hunt, Zebcbce Cook, Jr Benz L der,
Rev l. VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas NJ ileyt Thco Reese
Rev j Dewing, j |. Mott, j Knevels
Rev j Sewe, Dusenberry, Denson,
Rev \ Seleck, l. Kip, Geo Cl!nch
Rev DR. West Parmony, II W Clapp,
DIR Jos Scrhner, VIM C. BoCgs, Benz D Brush
Rev d Babcock w Van Voorhs, Campbell,
4 X Livingston, Leonard Kirby, w 5 Durham,
Elisha Morrel Jacob Leroy Howe,
Peter Pihckncy, Gen G Ii Striker, II Raynor
ChaS Storm Harvey Weed, Isaac AdFiance,
j Ches crman, BF Wheelwright, Thos PattsoH,
Robinson. W Van Antwerp, VI fels. 40 .in
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CHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Sfuy informs his friends and the public, that he con-
stantly keeps hand 1t his Cheap HOuse-E furnishing
Store choice Of Table and Tea Knives from
IS Sd s. 80 per set ard Carycrs and Steels 10 match
and fine OF Pocket and Pen Knives. Alse,
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
good assortment Of Britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns ard sizes, &c. &c
A.o Tin and Japanned Ware. and Tea Trays of various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and .Holloygwa:e,
such AZ Pots Kettles ec Sadir0ns Brass Kettles etc
Carpenters Tools cheap and Of the best quality, such
Planes Saws, Chses ETC. Malls, LcSs, Carpet Tacks etc.
ETC. An excellent varc: also OF Woodwase and Baskets
such Tubs Pals, Washboards, Clothes Horses Wooden
Bowls and Chopplng Trays B.oons. Cradles Basket Chairs
French Travelling Baskets, etc. Carpet, and split
Bags, Likewise, Brushes OF almost every kindClo
ard HAIR Scrub and Paint and Dustin. Brushes. Also
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc etc.
Please ca!l al T. r. JoHSsToSs, 3 Catharine-streei
where you viii ind excellent assortment. and a very
low r. Z. JOHNSTON, 80 Cathsrine-street
y q. Toys OF all descriptions, az wholesale and retau.
di6 3mye
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Eldrld.c-strcct Prison.

To The Editor Of the Ii'CHhe;
long article appeared in the Herald OF the 3d. IN re!a
ton TO the Edridge-strec Prison and the management
thereof Is the keeper Of that establishment it is duty
10 contradict the sehocds it contains. The Eder States
" his remarks were made on the most authentic norma-
ticn. If he considers Mr. Ryerson as good authority it
is probably more than the public would. The characr OF
this gentleman is fully given in the Herald OF january So
1913 second hr-keeper in the employ of r. French is
another sousce from which the Herald draws his inorua
ton The las, party sentenced TO sixty days con-
anemen. for selling liquor without license and was re-
fused the privilege of boarding at my table, for sourrons
aud abusive language it, in speaking OF Alderman
Bunting as id liar and scOundrcl, and one who would
periurc himself to carry ont his ends.
On the second March, called at the Office OF the Her
ad.in relation 10 an article which appeared dayOr two
previous in that paper, and requested person might be
SAINT TO examine the prison. 40 such person has called
and the assertion OF the Herald that investigation has
been mades base llsehocd The charge of cruelty on the
part OF the turnkey equally false, and the prisoners have
never been denied lire an abundance Of fuel supplied 10
them and during the whole winter they have beeh only
one dav without that day mild that the fires IN my
own apartments were not it, Mr. Rerson was locked up
for mo esting woman who is confined serious charge
and Mr. Walsh Is one of party who were singing and
making noise ON Sunday evening, after two requests
to be quiet. The woman referred living sumptu-
ously has no privilege beyond any other prisoner the
relatives OF all are admitted. is not true that The ie
male inmates arc obliged work lnenials With the
management OF the Queens Bench in London it Is very
probable the Editor OF the Herald speak understand
inslv. The apartments not let for money, ard 4
moderate charge only made o board to such persons as
DO not wisl, 10 live on prison fare
BY giving the above place in your paper you WI
obice Your obt serv't, JAMES J. BEVINS.
9TH March, lsl5. JM'of'
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~ LETCHES AND CUPS applied BY NJ. MAGNUS-
son corner OF Broadway ard Brooe street., entrance in
Brcorne st. Sew-Yors.
Rstrs1oss.-Dr. Cheesrnan, Dr. Mott, pE Nelson, Dr.
FRANCIS DR. s:earns Dr. Berger DR.. Weed DR.. sinclair,
DR.. D. Smith, DR.. Quackenoos
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o. The Ecr.yCrIc MAGAZINE of Foreign Litera-
ture, for March, is nearly filled with selections
nom the British Reviews for January especially the
egn Quarterly Among the contents are articles on the
Rights of Women Poor Laws Canal across the Ishmus Of
Darcn &c &c. (S6 per annum. Leavitt, Trow & CO.
1874 Broadway
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GROCERIES.


GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, " Y.
Branch Stores
BIS Blocker street. Ncw-York:
36l Grand street, near Suffolk.
1917 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
SO Chestnut and - y. Fth-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention OF City Country Families ard
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think found by the best selections OF pure and
unadultcratcd Teas In the United States. The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference 10
high qualities, low prices and upright dealing, is too well
understood render farther comments necessary. or;
nal and only warehouse for the sale of Howquas Black
Tea" Observe Srangcrs will be particular 10 reinen-
Der the number OF the principal store In Chatham street.
viz I2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. The public
will also be pleased 10 take notice that the Canton Tea
Company nothing to do with any other stores except
those described at the top OF this advertisement So
GtuEAP OH. sToIE.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
Cforns the public that he continues the wholesale ard
retail Lamp OIL and Spirit Gas, at his old stand OF very
superior quality, ten per cent cheaper than can be pur
chased at any other store IN this city, VIZ:
Good Lamp OIL, per gal. .--......---.S0 30
Superior quail. Lard do.....-.-.-....- 623
Refined OIL, LIST qaity. 10
Do do ID do ...-.-..--.---- GA
White Sperm do.
DO do 81 do ..............-. 90
Do do 81 10 ..........-.--. s73
OIL Cans of all sizes Lamp Glasses OF all patterns and
descriptions and full assortment Of lamp wicks, con-
stanty on hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. OIL and Camphene sent 10
any part OF the city free OF charge.
MERRITT SMITH,
SGT Yc 1873 Greenwich Ncsey-st.
CoNiNT'S PATENT YEAST.-The best article for
" raising bread used. Warranted TO keep In every
climate The American Institute, at their late fair award
cd the inventor Diploma declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured raising bread, buckwheat.
pastry, &c.
The Yeast an acid, which. being combined In proper
Chemical proportions with an aSa mprcgiates thedoush
with carbonic acid gas without affecting in any way the
original properties of the flour; and thus when baked pro-
ducng perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail - cts per
nnlnd hy GASSNER e YOiINl l32 Chaham 81. ltf
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10 The NEW Constitution OF NRw-JERsEy has
been printed in small pamphle, by ]. L Agens,
Newark Price cents.
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HIINnPEnS 0F NAMES

HUNDItEDS Ut NitNILS
OF persons residing ScwYcrk could he given, who are
ready TO bear testimony to the superiority OF the oos1o
nian over every other remedy known for the cure Of
Coughs Gods, Asthma, Consumption, Splitting Of Blood,
Dyspepic Consumption, Bronchitis Difficulty of Breath
Ing oasenes, Influenza Pains in the Breast and Side,
and the various affections OF tie st mach and Liver.
For sale al O6 Nassaust. door above Aun, and at
NIrs H1r. l2n Emlfnn.st I,ronklrn. Ito .nl-
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ROOK.KEEPINCi. &c.

DOOh-hEsISI NC
~ c. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
" that his Counting Rooms, No. sS Cedarstrcct, con-
tlnuc open from ; 4. VI. TO 9 7. ".
In the study OF bookkeeping "a it is taught by Mr..
Marsh every pupil keeps, in the most practical manner,
complete set or partnership books, embracing all the differ
business transactions OF good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the set.
all the documents relating to the books. trial balances.
balance sheets account, current and with various ner
camille calculations IN interest, discount, equation Of pay
ments. exchange, &c.
In one course OF instruction person OF good capacity
will become 4 competent Bookkceper, and will receive
i certificate 10 that effect. No one is taught in class
MERCANTILE WRITING.-A thorough course OF pro-
gressve lessons which will not fail in effectng valuable
Improvement Specimens OF truly mercantile style may
be seen ut the rooms.
ProspectuseS with terms, hours &c. may DC obtained
a; the rooms day and evening.
c. c. MARSlIS WORKS,
The Science OF Double Entry housekeeping Simplicd,
lth edition, 200 pages octave Price 81.
The Art Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, ID edl-
tion, l35 pages octave; Price 80 cents.
For sale AZ the bookstores, and at the rooms.
Nj Marsh offers his services in opening closing or writ
ing up books sc Cedar-street, up stairs SOY
DisBRow,S RIDlNGscHooLNq ios RoYsry y. H "a.
horror announce that his School sopen Day and Evening
Tor Equestrian Tuition and ~ sHpF fls RIDING.
e LESSONS o Md xf5Rel.t nIDse 90
10 do 49,. 10 ooI2O hides. .....io %
do ......... 30Ol!o do 49,. . 90
y. u. Highly trained aud met Horses iO e f.otu Vi d
radr, TO let.
EVENING CLASS,
Lessons 81 OUi20 Rides slU w
single do ....... U0lSiugle Ride 20
RULES.
@ s';4af 81 ?; EACH L. The School
3-Qne hour aud half to Lessen on : The Road.
5-Honrs Tor trntemea from to and from 10 81 P. NJ.
No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated to
Ladies.
card of address is requested previous 70 commencing
o Gentlemen keeping their horses III this establishment
will have privilege OF riding Them IN the school gratis
fiJ Inn
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s0khFAkAlOkl lBOAkDlNI) sCHOOI, MIDDLE-
4 TOWN, COSS. ID. II. CHASE, A. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855 Sessions May 18th and
Oct. 18th, continuing five months at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business and person.
al attentions are secured TO pupils fully in the most
expensive schools Lads from New-Yorl are placed In
charge careful person. going and returning. Circulars
at 81 Market-street and ia Broadway. d23 yc
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received by the Commits
- sianrrS aud Inspectors of Common Schools in the Sixth
Ward at the Office of T. THo>L,s SOY Architects. No q
Canalstree until the 18th day OF March next Tor the iul-
ture required in the School House City Hall Place in
said Ward
For plans and specifications, apply to
u
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDYT7A,. complete
remedy for the most dangerous tonshs ana tods ana
for CONSUMPTION even in its last stages eeaVe evidence
of the nest desperate of Pulmonary nay
inr welded to ~ bottles AID less. of this invaluable ed
cine In proof Of this sci ect toe olloI4s naars rom
many whose certificates may b. al cur Office 80 broad
vay to prove Tie extraordinary success that ih'aloi! az
tends the Southern Balm
u REFERENCES. n
Rev Mr. $ Coyell. Pastor i'm street Baptist Charsh Fes'-
deuce 70 sixth street; Elizabeth NaHdeFv6oEt 90 1hrdt
samuel Roberts 5S 9th Avenue +. \. RosS, - Bekman
srst W Wallace Cain, Dertis; 81 \ HtaTnsSet = aa
,isThoof lj Water-sIeet Miss NJ Taylor 50 Hchsires
Brooklyn: Lewis e Cree 100 Ffont-stfes: 4 Iate,i
Ei,,i.b Wilson Brookyn Arthur 3. Haupman, CLARKE
SIRE; and 6rs Broadway NJ TAYLOR IS Hi-hsi'ee Brook
lyn; Benny Garno corner lOth street and ID a!enue
> The above cures comprise Consgmlooa, Couf?l rs
CSId, ph,hisic Prurisy, Irritation aud Soreness oi me
,,nS. Rr"getss Purisy Asthma arising from obSuct-t
-rS6ir.tion We have slace 10 pa!cu1nze een cas-
M ven TO cali and rad the Cetihcaes OF these aud
s rsy inoIe persons that have aad are dsiy I-eei'
The Southern Balm sold At the principal Drns Stores IN
the | Ai PHRINCiPAL DEPOT. 63s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted Throughout; the nioa and N he aa-
d,s and British Provinces, on lbeai eiiHs Nppilcsoas
han. Nxf-rsIl
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DEAR AND Dt-Ms-The Asylum at Hartford, u
for the education OF the deaf and DUMB, has begun
the experiment of testing the extent 10 when grit
r,lctiH, and the understanding OF what Is spoken
10 them. can be- taught TO the pupils: 1t BENG ule
intention of the Directors To DO all IN ms depart!
mrn, of instruction which shall prove 10 be pract-
calIy and permanently useful. Ihe kePort OF MI.
Weld, the Principal OF the Institution, on thls SUP
;.ct and other topcs connected with his late visit
10 tine schools for the deaf and dumb IN Europe, IS
in course of preparation. ard II VIII soon DC lalu
before the public. tbost. pdiiy auFei'isei'
NJ. The Little Port of Franklin, in the PARISH OF
ST. Mary. La, is annually visited by from ninety
one hundred brss and scnoonefS from an b pa,s
of the United States. Eighteen thousand hoss-
heads of SUGAR are manufactured in that parish eve
~ year.
NJ The Nauyoo Government continues al
though the Nauvoo City Charters repealed. Inc
whole municipal affairs proceed as usual.
o. Messrs. Harden, Hunt " Go, firln m, IN
Worcester, (Mass.) have paid one thousand dollars
for advertising their goods durlng the past anu
consider themselves richly repaid.
81 The art OF Anas;atic Printing, OF which so
much Is SAID in the London papers, was discovered
in 1889, by Nh Joseph Dixon OF Taunton, Mass.
&C. The citizens OF Salem, (Masz) intend toto
low in the tram OF NewbuYport, Cincinnati, ana
other cities in the establishment, OF steam factories.
nc;- There is building in Pittsburgh, IS feet by
So. belonging TO Messrs. Joaes & Qugs, in winch
forty hands will be employed IN the business OF
manufacturing STEEL springs.
FAT OrF1css.-It appears from statement in
the Baltimore American, that the average annual
receipts of the Clerk Of Baltimsre City Court
amount TO So IL Sos; the average annual expenses.
$500, and the average net annual income S4,67o
Sc The average annual receipts OF the Clerk OF
Baltimore Comfy Court amount TO Sl5, 43o %; the
average annual expenses are $1,000 81, and the
average net annual income al So, i2t al. The av-
erage annual expenses of The Register OF Wills of
Baltimore City and County are estimated al Sl5t0;
and the net annual income al $1,000.
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