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From the Mobile Herald.
Late from Vera CRUZ.
TUSPAN TAKENu

The U. s, Transport schooner Gen
Patterson arrived al New Orleans Mon.
day morning from Vera Cruz, whence
she sailed oc the 24lh.
BY this conveyance (says The Delia)
we have the gratifying intelligence OF
the capturepf Taspan, by the gallant
Com. PERT and the equally gallant
squadron Under his command thus
showing that our Navy wants but The
opPortuniliei which have been presen-
ted 10 the arbny, to be like them every
where triumphant
The Gen. Patterson fell In with Com.
Perry and his squadron, on their return
from The Tuspan Expedition, on the
Oath ult, 25 miles north Of Vera Cruz
She was boarded by an officer nom
the U. States steamer Scorpion, who
put letters on board. and who re-
ported 10 Capt. Jackson, thai on the
18th Tuspan had heen taken after q
fierce and determined resistance By the
Mexican troops. We lost some foul
men killed and some fourteen wounded
among whom were four ofiicers--Capt
Tasnail, (slightly) Lieut.. Parker, (se-
yerely,) Lieut.. Hartsiein aid Passed
Midshipman Towns, (slightly)
The Mexicans, finding further resis-
lance unayalling. spiked all their guns
raised The defences of the place, ard
then abandoned it. Further particulars
tomorrow.
From the PIcayune we selec. the fol-
lowing:
Gen. Shields was still alive at last
accounts, but i! was thought he could
not survive. Capt Johnson, OF the 10
biographical engineers, remained in a
very critical state. Gen. Pillows wound
is mol serious.
The Mexican officers, on their way
TO the United States, was sent over 10
the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, on the
21st uIt. They were in fine spirits.
Sargent Tucker, OF the "a dragons,
was shot al and wounded in the hand
while riding an express from Gen. Scoll
10 Vera Cruz on on The 2oIh ult. On
the 2lst a teamsser was picked up on
the road, having been killed by some
cowardly Mexican.
We annex letter froma corrcspon
dent at Vera Cruz, which Is the latest
we have from that city:
VERA Cruz, April 23J, i647.
Gentlemen--we are now four days
without word concerning the move
mems above, and are beginning TO think
IL possible that an express has been Gu
off--particularly as The fast expires,
which came through received volley
OF about fifty muskeis. 1t Only wound
ed one OF five dragons, 1.-THE sergeant,
musket ball having passed through hi
hand Anexpress left here with mai
on the 2Ist and after proceeding TWEEN
ty-five miles overlook our provision
lain under strong escort, the com.
mander of which deemed il prudent &c
take charge ofthe mail himself feeling
confident that nothing but IA strong bod I,
of we'll armed men would be al all saft
in tying to make their way through Il
Jalapa.
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Great Meeting Of the People of
LoWmdes County, without Dis
tfnctiOn of Party

On Wednesday, l4lh April, the Cir
| cuii Court being in session, Col Thomas
Williams rose and stated 10 his Honor.
Judge picken,, that it was the wish of
the citizens that they should have the
use of the Court, Room, forthe purpose
OF holding meeting upon business of
great public importance. To which re .
quest, his Honor assented, and stated
that the hour of recess for dinner " ould
in accordance with the public wishes be
prolonged.
The citizens having assembled in the
Court Room, on motion of Col vii,
liams, Lawrence E Dawson, Esq. was
called 10 the Chair--and on motion OF
Thomas J Judge, Esq, Benz Harrison,
and Walter Dfane, Esqrs. were ap.
pointed Secretaries.
The Chairman then rose and address.
ed the citizens on the subject OF the meet
ing. He said that years had passed by
since The citizens OF this county had
met together; without any party Of dis
tinction, to take counsel on political
question; that the subject they were
cai'eo y" 70 '.nse, a"a ao. opo", was
one OF g1ea. aug apso'o,ng INTEREST," tna'
Tue oou'ne'n Peop'e nau ",e' 'ns ques-
.lon .. slavery - con.en,lon, ~nen .ne
Sons','u''on was a'op'eo - ue sp'.'' Q,
SACRED conp'oo''se 'na. 'ney nao $1,000
ias.py 'hen compost; ou' qua. 'nc worm
aho " es' nau "ess1 pee" sa'sneu,--o's
con'en,s-sno "u''lu.,'s we're ncafo
ION ION y, Tue auop"on ~ sne .s oo" Mi
u'n" ny '' ns.' - 49, =. sso :.
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Psase IN "au NV a. a. s.,.'.s sa ~.
our mo''vss ~, ~s'e ho' app,eo's's'' LUZ
lSo''n ana - g. nan =. oo''.'uueu Ies"s'
snu o.ssa'..neu wn'. u's Son' ~
rom una. n.ne 70 .ne p.esen. .a.' om'a,
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! January 6, 1s47,

Do % HOE ElElso JlRo
Attorney a. Counsellor an Law,
WEruMPHA. ALA.
Practices in TIE Courts Of Montgomery,
AWtouga, Coosa, 7allapoosa and
Macon Counties.
REFERS TO
A. & A. Lawrence & Co Boston
Leroy M. Wiley & Co. New York
Wiley, Banks & Co. Charleston
st. Johns, Powers e. Co. Mobile
r. q, Shorter, Sen. Eufaula
VIM. H McKleroy Wetumpka
Feb. 26, 1S47.
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DIR. ~. s.. JONES.

~ HATEFUL for past favors, hopes, by
NJ unremitted attention TO his profession,
to merit continuance of public patronage.
DR., J. will attend to the various branches
Of his profession, including Midwifery and
diseases of females and children.
Office opposite VIM. B. Coopei's Drug
Store. Jan. Is, 1S47. 1y-2
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MEDICAL mi TlCE,

DIR. j. MONROE SHELTON,
HAVING located himself at The LoF-
Ii TIN place, two miles south we
stumpka takes pleasure in offering his SER
vices, in the various branches Of the Medi-
cal Procession, 10 his friends and The public.
April 8, lS47.
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j. ID. DENNIS.


NIXBURG. t,OOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA.
WILL attend all the courts OF The first
w Judicial circuit Business entrusted
to his care will meet with the strictest at
tention.
April 8, 1S47.
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DR.. al. r.. HUTCHINSON,

TENDERS his services in the various
i branches of his Profession, to the ci;i-
gems Of Prattville AID surrounding country.
Office in PIattville, Autauga county Ala.
April Q, 1847. 13-lt
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ELMORE & YANCEY.

ATTORNEYS AT Id " q SOLICE
TORS IN CHANGER Y
HyHE undersigned willpractice Law uD-
u der the above name, in the several
Courts Of Autauga. Coosa, Lowndes, Ma
con and Montgomery, and in the Supreme
Court Of the State.
Office in The city Of Montgomery, oppo-
site the Bank.
s ]. A. ELMORE,
r. ELMORE,
w. l.. YANCEY.
January q 1s47.
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49, 81 f..saa s1..,s,. ~ NJ
Queen r Z P;hh n Ws,n;,h NJ pssss.
Am C;o,sw II Mill. isa,ss pors
Ter Geo w D'n,sn n Gsaham r !
Indse + w Msr,;a p En,nas p
So sad Nj ,sl, o'"'' :
Tha css,,,a,,,,as .,:..l IT,, :
h,;sf;n,ssval rs,,,.nsd "a ,h,e,.x h' ,ha;s
(sha;rman .enor,ad H. s.,,a .;, 80
I,s;ans and ran g',s HI. 49, so
,;nn ,y ''N 'SS''''.' '''su 'Ae" aaoP
i R,so,,sd ,non;nous,, Tha, co,
cross hss - ,s",s. ~ ssss, - -.
fsc,iog s;,hs ;ssc,,, p p,s s 10" -,
dia,elv or ;mmediately he ;ns,;,n,;on =,
slavery, and ,ba, he MASSAGE If ann
sucb law hv Conarsss ron,dsa IL; IL
and palpable violation Of the cans,;,n'
lion of the Hated states des,rnct;ya 81
the peace and harmony ~ The un,on
suhvers;ve ~ lhe,tv and Serraa;na "a
dishonorino ~ an tbe nsoole os shs e = W.
HOLDING S,aIes
Rsso1,,ed uaaa;moos,,, Th., a.
members Of a.v nar,v we vii, not yo,s
for anv m an f,,r President ~ VIE Pc
siden, of fhe IIo;ted S,ates who will
NOT previous to the election nledge him /.
self to oppose at all times the passage
OF any law by Congress. affecting in any
way the institution OF slavery; and thai
il elected, while acting as President of
the United States the exercise of the
Veto power shall always be against any
such law, whether the same be contain.
ed in any progiso or otherwise.
8. Resolvsd unanimously, That as
members Of any party, we will moi vote
for any man for President or Vice Pres
sident OF the United States. who will
not declare previous TO the election. that
he will not oppose The extension of sla-
very south OF north latitude SO deg. 80
min. over any territory which NAV here.
after he acquired by treaty or otherwise.
4. Reso Iced uaan in,ouslu, That on the
subject matter Of these resolutions a.
mong ourselves. we know {,o party dis.
tinotIon, and never will know any, that
we will be either all democrats. or all
wings, OF neither.
The resolutions having been read.
w. "''''a'ns 'oSe anu auu'esseu 'ne
","s
t;on. Il WINS : Great souhsrn areat
''oo; = was a gleat sou'nernIa grea'
eons',u''ona' ques''onrone wn'cn ao'
so'onu eseIy o.ner Po';'lca, qnes''on
'" ':.. NE oou'I na' now ho'plhs 70 20
~a'n 1es'eens making sue was 70 70
!. neiseii- I; sen p,ese,sau ION 'na'
ne was . WING q lf'eho o. =. Gay, al
n.neu LIS 'nany great pubic ano private
sa'ues' oas y 'na' gehngn'an was can,
u"a,' ~" W '"e es'u'"oy' a'u
h,.red IN The ,aso,,,;o,s no," ran,r,sd
he would d;s.olvs al oannac,ians :,
no,;,;c;ans hs,wsen M c,aw and h;m
sslf The Col ,hso road sy,rar,s from
Inc sneecbss If IA, W;o,hron whom
he said was broiher whig He de-
nounced The renresen,a,;vs rom Pos,on
IN mn measnrsd terms for daring r. he
area, assemble ~ he ns,;on - assa,,
sha, m the nnss,;on ~ SLAVERY he b;s
nos;,i,n nninst or otherwise his mind
and The mind 81 Massachyss,,s and
New Eno,and wss .,aaa IN us hoo
avt,husS a., Cas- - dsnoc.a. ono
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Z; H naans Secretaries.



We make The following extlact from
a letter OF the Ri. Rev. T. Mathew,
whichis published il the Albany journal.
"CoRK. slsi. March lS47.
''MY DEAREST FRIEND: The mag
nificient humanity evinced by our be-
loved brethren in the States, for The su!
fering Iri-h, has inspired every heart in
this island with ardent gratitude.
I'VE she'll ever regard America as
Jour deliverer in the hour of bi,ter calam-
lily. The immense supply of Indian
corn, waited into the Cove Of Cork, the
last few days, and the free gilt csrgoes
daily expected, have had an unexpected
effect on the corn market. Maize has
fallen from fl9 10 EI0 the ton. IN the
darkest hour Of calamity we should not
despair. The mercies of the lord are
above all his wonderous works. am
resolved, God willing. to leave Ireland
for The States next summer. 1t shall
be my constant, anxious prayer, that
the Lord may remove every obstacle,
and allow me 10 indulge this darling
desire Of my heart
"As soon as The expected breadstuff
vessels will arrive in Cork, shall have
the pleasure OF writing 70 yop again, ex-
pressing my hanks"
u. S. DlsTRicT CouRT.-A young
lad, (says the Savannah Republican,
not more than fifteen years Of age, who
has been for some time past engaged ia
carrying horse mail from Augusta 10
Gainesville, was yesterday, 2lsi April,
tried before the Circuit Court in this city,
for embezzIing check from d letter
placed in the mail bag under his charge.
He was found guilty, and sentenced 10
| hard laborin the Peritentiary for Ten
| years. s. Cohen, Esq, Acting Dists,c,
| Attorney, conducted the prosecution
and A. J. Miller. Esq, Of augusta, de-
Tended the prisoner.
Justice Wayne, in pronouncing sen,
tence, took OCCASION TO remind the prize
oner that he might turn his punishment
to good account. He was young, would
Iearn an usefuI trade, and might hereai,
tef find reason to thank the rigor Of ihs
lawfor making him an useful aud hon.
sAt naembsr y society
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InlsH cosyrDtnArros couse'l Rcons,, !

IRIsH CoTFEptnATIos Cousc Gil Rnons,,
April 3, 1647. 5
Sir: We have the honor 70 forward
10 you the enclosed address, adopted at
a special meeting of the Irish Conlede-
ration: held on The I'd OF April.
1t gives us sincere pleasure to convey
10 yoa tho grateful sentiments OF this
body, ard through this communication
TO assure you Of our personal respects
We have the honor to be, 81. your We,
~ obedient faithful servants.
WILLIAM s. O'BRIEN Chairman
THOMAS F. MEACHER,
RICHARD O'GORMAN,
Junior Honorary Secretaries.
Hon. George M. Dallas, Vice Presi,
dent U. S. A. Washington.
Address Of The Council of ihs Tri,1 Con.
federation 10 the Hon. GEo. NJ. DIAL
LAS, Vice President of The U. Stale,
Of America.
CoUNc.L ROCKS or THE InIsH CoSrEpEnATion. }
9D'Olier street. Dublin, April g. l647.
Sir--Yhe last American mail con,
veyed 10 us The intelligence of the ef
forts on Behalf of Ireland now being
made throughout. the United States a
the Recommendation ofthe great meet
ing convened at Washington on the Oh
Of february. over which you were cho.
sen ID preside.
The intelligence Iightened our des.
pondency. We saw the greatest OF TIE
new nations Of the earth moved By i
universal impulse with sympathy IS
our coun'ry--ibe same men Of al. creed
and parties cooperating In giving eifec
| 10 this generous senlipsent-zmen som
lof whom have been already made 70
themselves immortal names; and v
Icould Eot out infer that much 81 lhe suc
esss 81 The whole uloveInenl e(hiRht b
Traced 70 tho hear,iness with which il
II |. Eli Il.
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MASH advances made on Cotton shipped
~ to the address oil Messrs. RUPERT
& MoLELLAND, Mobile, by the under
signed at Wetumpka.
Jan. 30, 1s47. 3m-4
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In the lastpumber of the National
InteIligencer We find this increasing sd,
dress, introduced BIZ trief correspon>
dencr. We copy the whole:
To the Editors Of the National Intel
ligencer
Gentlemen: | received by the lssl
Northern mail lhe.original npte and adj
dress OF which the accompanying are
copies, dated from "The Irish Confede-
ration Council Rooms" I'd And 81 Of
April, 1647.
You will oblige me by comnunica
ting these documenis TO the public
through the columns Of your PAPER
Very respectfully. your most obedien'
servant
April rs, is47. q. Nj. DALLAS.
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DIR. L. A. Phillips,

HAvINCa located himself on the Soca-
H patoy road. eight miles North o. We
tumpka, respectfully tenders his services 10
the citizens of the surrounding country.
References.
VIM. B. Coop r, Win. E Boisseau, M D.
VIM, G. Penick M. d. N. S. Jones' M. D.
Jas Townsend, M. d. J. G. Harris M. d.
April 2, iS47. 13-tf
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j. MONROE HARDY,
.HffOrneu at LnsU and Solicitor
A.. fIhwss eoas.S

VN7JLL practice in the counties Of
w Lowndes, Dallas, Autauga and But
Ter. Office in Benton, Lowndes Co... Ala.
Feb s l847 ly-5
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The OH AND NEW TEsTAmENT.-
The following curious calculation is
worth preserving. 1t is 10 be found, we
believe, in some complete editions Of
the Bible. but is not generally known:
THE OLD AND NEW TEsrAMENrs DissEcrEp.
In The Old Inthe Neac. Total.
Books, 80 81 &c
Chapters, 800 200 s,1s9
Verses, 23214 1859 32.I73
W oTds, 595,429 1928 1862
Letters, 2,z2a 100 63S,3s0 1866 $50
OLD TESTAMENT.
The middle book IS Proverbs. The
middle chapter is Job xxfx. The mid
die verse ii ChrooicIes XXX chapter, be-
tween the 9Th and 18th verses; the
least verse is Chronicles chapter IS,
verse.
NEW TESTAMENT.
The middle book is II Thessa!onians.
The middle chapter is between The XIII
and xiv Romans. The middle verse is
XVII chapter OF Acis nth verse; the least
verse is XII chapter Of John 36ih verse;
The middle chapter and least in The
Bible is Psalm cxiI. The middle verse
is the 9th OF the cxvIII Psalm. The
middle line is II Chronicles Nv chapter
10th verse. The word and occurs in
The Old Testament 34543 times; the
same IN the New Testament occurs
10 664 times. The word Jehovah oc'
ours 6 655 times. { =
Toe 2lsrverse Of the VII chapter Of
Ezra has all the letters Of the alphabet
NE Xix chapter Of II Kings and xxxyil
81 tsiah are all alike.
n. b. The above tooll lhtee yoars Il
ssa'!log r. J
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Nopembcr term, 1916, Of Charles county court sitting
court Of Equity.

Nopebcr term, 1876 Of Charles county court, sitting
court Of Equity.
Patsey Y. Brawner against Maria c. Brawner, Zephenial
Brawner, John Buwner, Tfeophilus Brawner, Jane
Snowden, Ann Brawner, and Priscilla Brawner.
rlyIIE object Of this procure decree for
l. the sale OF a certain of land lying in Charles
The bill states that certain William Brawner,
died. interstate and without issue, possessed of certain
tract OF land lying in the county aforesaid That the raid
William Brawne deceased, indebted said Patsey
Y Brawner in the OF eight hundred dollars and that
the personal of said deceased insufficient for the
ayment of his debts and prays sale of said land. And
that all the above defendants, except Maria O. Brawner
residents of the State of Maryland.
1t thereupon ordered that the complainant, by causing
copy of this order TO be inserted in newspaper pub
lshed in the District of Columbia week in each of
three successive weeks before the first Monday of February
next give notice sad absent defendants of the object and
substance of this bill, and warn them appear in this
court either person by solicitor before the first
Monday of June the premises and to show
cause, they have, why decree ought pass
prayed. PETER w. CRAM
True copv--est;
w. MITCHELL, Clerk Of Charles county court
Dec 3I--laW3NYcp
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Bartine's Lotion.
FINDINGS to the AfnIcted.--For gland


FINDINGS to the Afnicted.For glandular umors ,n-
bago, eryspeas, letter ring-worm salt rheum pin-
pies and all kinds eruptons o the skim old and Ill
fever weakness OF the urinary organs uor al
bus, il is excellent remedy For neuralgia and
complaints fever and gue, and ague breast
and face, crampi in the stomach and howell ompnint
headache and oothache, il acts like charm. But above
ALL in the OF tcndnos and capsuar INJURIES sprans
and wounds of every description, it shows in aston
islIing manner its magical powers.
The proprietor OF Bartines Lotion is i'll the city of
Washington, and will give his personal to those
who are afflicted with any ofthe above complaints He of
fers this article to the public, knowing lis value gem
erl remedy Tor various complaints and feeling that he is but
doing justice TO his felow-nen in thus placing within their
reach such simple and cheap To person that
is afflicted and Will make trial of one bottle OF the above
and does find immediate relief theretron using il
according to the directions, the proprietor binds himself
upon receipt of the empty bottle, refund the price paid
for the lotion
The proprietor can be seen every day from IL
IL m at Mr. VIM. c. Forces, OF Pennsyvan
and 10th street, where the article always
tanned IS per bottle also all the principal drug
stores in the United States
To those who afflicted and unable through pow
cy purchase the article, the proprietor feels pleasure
in having it in his power TO supply such with The lotion
gratis. Agents wanted whom liberal discount will b,
made. LEWIS H. HALSEY, Proprietor
Principal depot 325 Broadway, New York.
Jan 23-dIms
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IIistoriquo ct Militairc, Com

DIBLIOTHEQUE HiNorique ct Milltaire, Conn
ID pletcd-F. TAYLOR has Just received from Paris the
concluding volume of this valuable work, which is
complete in six volumes, octave with six accompanying
military aliases.
Volume /, Les Tactques DIES Grecs Thucydde, Keno
p1on, Arricn.
Volume 2 Essa sur les Mices Romaines Polybe
Volume g. Cesar Vegece Onosandcr, les institutions de
PEmpereur Leon Fronn, Polyen Straagemes, Ruses de
Cuere, Embuscades, Surprises, de Feuquiee.
Folad, Santa Cruz, Jolly de Mazeroy Cessac Carbon
Nisas, Domini, Nc
pre- entent travail precieux IL consute par
tous les gems insrus ct surou par cenx gui vousroni
enfr comprendre les operations intaires de grand
homne de guerre."
Volume 4 LfIistore politique Miaire dies Frneais,
Monecucu Turenne, Feuquiere, Puysegur lie Marcchal
SAKE.
Volume 5, Frederic II, Lloyd, Guber Lacuee-Cessac,
Carnot Thiebaut, Jonin
Volume g. Memories pour servr rIistoire de France
Louis Napoleon
Also, a variety of works on military and naval science
and service in all their branches imported direct Lon
don and Paris by L. Taylor
*.*Books, stationery, periodicals. anything else inn
ported to order from any part OF Europe. Jan %
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SELLlNG OFF.-The subscribers beg leqye respectfully
~ TO call the attention of the public the following list Of
articles, which will in consequence of the advanced
of the season, be offered without regard value
they determined to close them out before the spring:
5000 yards super ingram carpeting, choice patterns
1900 do medium and low-priced carpeting
1000 do super three-py do
few pieces Brussels do
80 very rich chenille rugs
100 do nitcd do, low priced
800 pairs Whitney blankets, every size
500 yards damask moreens every shade
Gilt curtain fixtures, newest styles
Table damasks, damask cloths napkins
Towelngs, linen sheeng
Pillow-case sheetings, table
Marseilles quilts, embroidered muslin curtains
And in short, general OF furnishing articles
Also, 5000 yards very rich and beautiful silks satin &c.
great variety
5000 Yards Cash d'ecosse mouselines de laine, &c.
1000 do black alpaeas, every quality
Cashmere, Terkerri, silk, and other sha,vls
French and English merinoes
Hemstiiched and tapebordered, clear-wn, and linen
cambria handkerchels
Silk, cotton, Cashmere, and alpaca hosiery
Kid, silk, and merno gloves
Thread laces and edgngs
Swiss and cambria insertngs and edgings
French worked collars, lace capes
Inside handkercheis, silk cravits
J'lnghams, chintzes, calicoes, &c.
Together with many other useful articles, which viii
from this date. be offered unprecedenedy low prices
ESTEP, HOOE 81 Co,
Penn avenue, between 18th and Sth streets
Jan 25-2w
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