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from the Journal Of Commerce..
Our Trade with Canada.

The recent laws allowing whole packages of foreign
merchandise 10 pass through this country TO Canada and
Canadian produce TO pass 10 seapos for exporta-
ton, without the payment OF duties in either case are
fast revoutionizing the trade Of Upper Canada, and
making New York IFS channel OF communication with
foreign countries The progress Of this movement will
be in part by the following extract from the 0swego
Times Some portion OF the Canada trade also passes
places but oswego probably takes a majority OF the
whole
We have a detailed statement made up at the custom
house OF this port which shows that the value OF exports
Canada, OF foreign merchandise under back and
warehousng laws in l6t9, Sss 6t3 and Of Amsr
or domestic merchandise neither bonded eniitled 70
debenuc, 81, $50 1-makng total value Of exports OF
s20l $40 The total value OF Canadian exports and i'm.
ports, Tor two seasons, has been as foIowss
Exports Imports.
1919 Sz,t0i, go S2,2i4,4H
1913 2256,60l 6l0,7U2
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have above as fraudulent peversion Of
The tables selected ave items Of work up the 10th
November last II inclnde the beds and bills, seven
less than thus makes out his charge that he the
lowest bidder not upon the items alone for the work
msnt With the same proprisy and the unsuccessful
bidders might select five seven items upon which
selves sned 10 the contract We Would asI mere no
items Of work yet reached upon which Mr. O. i
meni the question Of highest or lowest bid to be deter
mined by reference 70 few any number Of Items
Of the items Of the several bids The question,
answer themselves.
cumsance Of his being the lowest bidder few items Of
the work .t TO sreSeo and, setting himself the
us hs ruth % acoompss Rs own
We have shown that Mr. C's evidence fails prove him
the lowest bidder Let figures determine the question
Mr.. C,s bid in the aggregate. for all the items, es
average estimate fixed by the architect for the purpose
Of giving him standing before HIND amounts g The
The bid Of the undersigned, to the sum OF Isl. SSl
Our bid being the lowest BY the sum Of S4sl7
But Mr. c. will say, :" make no charge for beds and
bills" Let us give him credit for honesty giving th.
grauiy to the government at this time, and the bid viii
stand follows,
P s.s9::' 1 Winters vi s ~ 81
Deaas, amount Of beds and bills, included in tie s
$l86,W0 3,78t
Il + Y p NJ y
Difference in favor Of r. w. 1921
With these figures taken from the original bids we dis
miss the with few remarks We desire, as public
.ss sas s' ssh ns 81
system OF contracts becomes of fraud and Tickery
We shall trouble ourselves follow up the
this attack Whether 1t is hostility the officers Of govern
and ourselves, friendship to the laboripg mechan
les, who having interest in with ua, de
sirous that work should progress is of little consc
quence to the public We hope ourselves to survive the
assault Of the contractor of the Smithsonian Buildings
as Mr.. Cameron ostentatously announces himself
In conclusion, will that, whenever public opinion
shall become public clamor from the mouths Of citizens
the highest responsibility and disinteresedness denouncne
the execution OF york. the character Of ateia
fraud upcn the government and the country, shall
them with affected contempt sordid indffer
ence PROVOST, WINTER, IL co.
SATURDAY, Feb 8, 1850.
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2Unitarian ChurchThe subject Of the lecture this
ing Age Augustine, and is Eminent Men," To com
half past o'clock. FebH
DS-Festival-The with the Union Methodist
Church holding Festival the Temperance Hail.
Tuesday evening" 18Th nst at O'clock and to
be continued throughout the work. 80
object Of Festival assist in paying debt due the
church, which been recently erected
articles including the best
reasonable prices The ladies
hope Interesting festival Of the and
respectfully solicit the public patronage. -
Season tickets 81 single do, l2x cents Feb 10
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HAND CONCERT, tby request, the only one . se Cysn ~
most extraordinary vionst been In the United
viii perform the splendid pieces from PasAnin
visu xtcmps, and Others :.
Elena, the wonderful pianist 10 year, old, win
play the popular selections IRON Bsini Ro'sn and ponres
operas
The concert place Saturday evening, February 18Th,
Tickets hsd the hotels and music
Concert at half past o'clock IL
NorroK-They rive series Of followsi AZ Al
exanda Tuesday evening the 2 Georgetown, "Wednesday
evening the is Thudsy and Friday len and ih IN AnnAp
oils , ssd Saturday evening In washnsion, a. sbove
l2-5td
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Massachusetts Legisiaturs-C Case Of Capt. Martiw.
BosroN, Feb l5In the Legislature to-day, the vote on
the question of giving petitioners for dissolution OF the
Union the right Withdraw stood 265 yeas 70 nay-Mr
Taman, of Worcester casting the negative vote.
The jury in the of Capt Martin, for destroying the
ship Abby Hammond have Jailed to agree They stood III
for acquiital and for conviction.
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The large here exhibited in the amount OF the
Canadian trade IS mainly In the Imports and results In
large degree, from the operation Of the warehousng law
under which Canadian produce passes through Oswego 10
eabosd in bond, where the bonds either oanceed
by the payment OF duties by export foreign countries
The advantages offered by this Law dverng way
considerable portion Of this productions OF Upper Canada
which have beretoore gone market the ST. Lawrence
This trade s rapidly adding the business and
OF the New York canals and railroads, and destined be-
very large, under suitable encouragement, when the
between the lakes and The extensive regions north
shore OF Lake Ontario, come 10 be seticd, with the
completion projected Improvements The which
the importation Of Canadian produce is advancing this
port shown by the OF duties collected here with
the amount OF bonds cancelled In New York on Oswego
account, for three seasons, as follows M 49,.
Col. At oswego. Total os & N. Y.
1871 S22 905 IS SIS 200 81
lsis 43.t23 " llO767 90
1e4g 90,5t2 50 336lO 50
Add the Of duties the warehouse charges and
commissions paid at this port, and 8il27fs Of canal
tolls, and have total OF $500 90 paid 10 the
United States and the Stale Of New York by the Canadian
trade Ia 1919. Independent OF the amount paid forward
shippers and consignees The estimated value Of hi.
trade shown by figures being made up duty
suppose the Of entire trade TO exceed con-
sideraby five millions Of dollars During the past season.
IL has been in value fully fourth Of the impor.
and exports Of Oswcgo Under the proposed reciprocal
free trade between the United States and Canada this
trade will be immensely increased, and in the
annexation rapid settlement OF the regions lying north
and northwest OF will ensue, and corresponding
crease OF trade crowd the New York canals and rail-
roads. fft
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rELEaRAPHIo REPORTS Eoa THE UNION,

New YoRK, Feb. 1872, p. m.
The stock market is active and nearly all descriptions
have advanced-new loan 1, and Reading railroad one
per cent Large sales Of flour slight advance on yes
days prices Large sales OF wheatat firm prices Cotton
firmer.
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OasolaI-Frcn che Csssens-heuss AZ san Frsneisce
Passengers arrived in San Francisco from April u TO
December 81 inclusive, 20 069
Amount Of tonnage in port November 10 l2osI7
OF above, American $780,
foreign 81, S23
Amount Of tonnage from November II 70 Deem y.
foreign 1928
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DARoAINsi Bsrgainsi BargaAnsi Fancy Geods.
ID nducement offered the ladies' BY Mu J. PoU-
who beg leave inform ue pubic
stock fancy goods will be closed out w the l Of March
reduced prices hne opportunity no offered % ciussn
plain and fancy silks, band cmbscidec and srten
variety Of other goods, numerous 10 mention
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pasLaP BARTON KEY win Q any susspess
ne may Ne inrus'ed with before
cti and VIII also attend 10 the
pess and ue Departments. once street.
WAssusrer, July l6, 1919. yuly I7--sswm
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Il Engine Work, and Ensineerine =
The Modern Housewife BY Aleris Saver.
THIS day received for sale BY TAYLOR d INJURY
f"H BOOKSELLERS, OH
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QOARDIsc.A ew pleasant rooms win board, be had
ID tho subscribers Presidents
large, with their smits
The among healthy and plesssnq
Washington. For terms, apply % .-k i
number Of csmclss, aponicas, asoor
them finest kinds, imported from China Enxisnd an
country 4ats.h asaS4oesf ~ 4 a a.
Feb 13-da. :"
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-lnNert in Ncw.Ncklco.

10 %, Tsaa, Of ~, Tyi'rH,
Ia re..-l TO the le.terof the DELEGATE from New
Mszi.o in Jour asst weekly Mr. Webster having
declared Tia. the lsws Of Gad forbid the existence
OF Slavery DO NeT Mexico DE- requested the
opinion " VI Il. ' Smith on thai point, WHO de-
..ar.d chat th. Tcr-ito-y vas entirely 8nsuitei 70
s ave ablr and ol ibis -eply 700 say you cannot
doubt its Genera truth aur sou further sal, mat
TIE extension or u01.cEtensi0n Of slavery INTO
Nro Mexioos involved IN DE defeat " establish
ment ol tla claim col Texas 10 part Of that Tern
tory - what wish t. inquire Of You IS TINS
that tle Creator has doorecd tha, Slavery canno,
exist u N.N Mexico. how is 1t that j. can exist
there ID te mpufcnt claim Of Texas - accedei
.tf CoNNYCriCrr.
8arl, -" The Creator has decreed tn.
Thou sha.i not kii. yet many ~ hiL ne'crihe
'ass The Creator has predicted. appointed or IS
many hold expressly commanded that D." hose
shsddeth mans blood by maa shall ti' blood be-
she'd. aul set many notorious murdcrors have
dial quietly in their beds at an advanced age. Or
c.-resnoudeut seems % imagine that nothing Cor.
hidden D. Gods laws can possibly take place
N.srsas. COY world in every section every year
bsa-s m.aufl evidence Of The contrary
Waou 20 is said that the laws Of God forbid tie
e,i.tanoa ol slavery Iu New Mexioo, w under
stand that slavery is onsuifed t. The natural cspa
cities and productions o.. ihat country aud unlikely
60 b., profitable 90 the SHAREHOLDERS or acceptable O.
Che mass Of iho People
We are very sure that the people of New
Ms,lc0w d lcscr vote 90 establish slavery lor wIH
Che. H.. ans manner consent O. rs establishment
Yettmay 0eai IN upon .hem, Or 10 may bc fast
..t., t.H..
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b.. svsr . amends .o- t1e ias' ma yea ---''
.ts le-
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..r PEI. .3e --s 90 ladies' .1 "l-se
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--.e mystery la tte article
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g-. Glib cd ny .less o.. u.e oa.-T -' ,asa-,,
.a I.r. ...-.g c111e- uy meaning as
81. t.s.r admits t-s- r- T
problem Dr. may perhaps -1e t,l1
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...-. t- .lrse-r Wrst r ca-.s ---e t-
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t. bod. is rendered -ri. -srs1 o
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al.H Doesnot CHS p-lc g. part 'r.- ,'e
49,. oil. ..-sof rs ----- .e tenement and
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r-.rta.. convert '.- terst- lt1 learned
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Poni-Omce- Mnil. Close.

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YEN. ,... q. I'D p.-a,.ra arr.fIr
Ry the ARRIVAL .e.t.ris. 70. thesteamsh.1 q .0be.
Can, Boehner. W. have the iafuc1a F1r, and
fh, El8 Irrrf. : .HfIafi oi the llih inst
Tn, S.ttI.,. Is .u..rrr.. h4 Me,srs Dowlev and
pat, WHO arrived st B-.sasg,I, .n the 7.i INST
,t., .- Ss,,-f,,. d.. rlr vslI,st .-ee al..a,
,,ss - .ts al R.,rosa. ON the Z. side "a The
-i..- ,b.y .,r,5 tf'..rs. Iv.s sudct surrounded
e,.---- ,i f,5,s-. srr.-sed l. number about
,,,.r,, 49,. Ts.i-.rl. r,,ars rf escsre wa, by
(bs--',.'- ,bro,,b H.. enemy. which tr.v luckily
..l..,.t ,itr...t ,,...-, - themselves NJ Dow.
,, t...s I.,f, q. al he led one, Ut tie lqllAns
osf.t-,5l..eur when bot lev PAGES distant
al go oss,-..i that b. saw Inn, IA
l,.r, XsHr r,rrnau.lipr a. / a-clo pursued the
r,l.,,. MI, had murdered the san Antonio NAL
49, -.,,..-.i ,i.. mail hs, ana ms. nj "a cor
-. io,.,.-l4 49,. e-ltt.I,4.srs
NJ S.,,.,.f n e.. rg.t sov. tbst .fx ,~ airlt
-, v.,.,...., p E.,,o a ms, nett,
,....I -. E. 1880 ~. c,sr,~, Va. mn.
+,,.l hi, a., ,s-t. of the Indians ON he road from
H. r.. - Ls-,Jo H. Vas srcomp,
,. 49, -, L.t a. tt,. time II h., murder "a 4,
,,,,l e.ollis- be'or-.,.. T. tla rsclrt short dis
tame. tr. advance ~ the train TIE soldier wls
ba3l. v,arr.i .+ hr. : .xt...tes q recover
Ans-t, ,- nine az ta.. r.ft sort o., persons ls
Br8Ha,,iI ga the ..h INST for the god digging.
TIE District Court of Cameron County c0cl-
lnencol is session AZ B-oNassi.'e ca the -th rs
Tia was hes,t criminal docket. on which we're
say.~al a.. or murder assaults with intent %
Xii -ohherss ia-rar... kc a. u which q vsry
ine t,r navt,sr
The Ssnrltef has the toloviug. concerning .he
con iition AID prospects ffbe Il d lirants Nalsy:
Within tie past two months We have near, Of
tie coum,ncsinelt " IS many a.. three neS towns
ia tie valley by oar eutcrprisias people Cozl-ies
have been organized ana VILLAGES and nan etses
tatishcd almost - I'll Paso We look iorwari 10
~ dl.tant DAY when the whole VALLEY. 70 TIE a.Dve
place. vi D. sm.l.u- bsuesth farms ana VILLAGES
al ,tc river at.rlias al lafi,-urtea Steamboat
nssl-sr.1r There ar two thing. almost iudis
peus4by necessary. blweyer. before this hppy
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\ Suspicious Vessel.

NNfftrf't.i rffr OF ne flN...
C.ckifR OtrcF. CE,Rifsr Apr. -@-sP NJ
Capt NJ -att OF the smack Majestic AZ this port
rom savannah, saw 81 81 Helena Light Boat. on
saturday las' about u A. NJ a schooner With a
Brush fsc at hafmsst ca nearing her found
she had the uame Cd ADELAIDE OF Baltimore on her
stern. painted black with painted ports. rope rail
round Che quarter. black mast heads aid very long
iop-masts Mas. apparently, deep her crew, as ia
ss could Dee seen, consisted OF one white man and
~ ueErocs-the latter on beng on the quarter.
deck The former hailed the smack in very Dad
English and wished u know II they were near
Cspe Hst'e-as. when they were informed that
trey Wee abO.. - mile. north OF Tybee l.. .L,-
ca receiving tins information. they went about aad
ru1 la ior the land for time but soon after stood
ear again keeping the same coarse with the smack
ulu. lcar Stous, when they stood Ut soathess, -
1 hose board the schooner did uOi appear = ~.
dcrstaut working "a vessel and were probably irno-
rant ID The coast and Sol. navigation Had not sp-
pesrsnces been against her Captain Wyatt would
have eudeavored 20 have eoac alongside bu. as i,
Vas though, q, best = keep a. a respectable dis
t.ucr.
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The Rochester Happ,nAs ctter from ltr
Mann.

SrN>shitlo NSss Noa~sy Apr. -
a. "a Nl,.s' e TAs rr,bsss
Att r.,N % being p,Acc1 .u yver catalogue o
.acorie,h'e cyu,cs I must be permitted 90 el.ie
son. -c,;y Cor Publishing sa original s-..ce ia e..
Trtaqe Of TIE 18th ms CA the subcc; O, tha
Rochcsic- Rsrpnss, % which ga! name Was
appended with some OF is most material PORTIONS
auccrcn,ouious,y stripe cat without as ui-r- IS
placing as,erisks - indicate toe emitted po-,a-s.
Yea len oat nearly @. quite one ,h.-d O.. tie ari'o
as o-ieioauy prepared sud sued leaving 10 ',d
sooih. tu' ihc s'nlcst cvont r.er 'uaa 81 VIE;
had intended IS sp-i-hi'N sud iutares'ine aa.'
.l < worthy D, bearing the name o. rs a,.er.
Had VA Gcc neG the pab.icsuoa OF tee artcc tn
;i-ch. should have cad ID cause for 'z-.i bu...
rhSt w.all hsy, been yoag uu&ispuied privilege.
Re-; sal -ut 20 NJ Greeley himse4. whoni lo..
up1a s. mriG EdtOr, 4 70 IS quite isr O. agps
m, name 70 ssrb "a Srucie. aud scad j. orsh 8.
the mary thousand rca : ID, ms parma hs
nsaskiaa feelings toward thc Editors. AMI f-,s-
,he alterations were made IL save space in c
t.Nper Bat as Il was ny am ia The ogis,na o.
aswcr soac po.uts u re paoashsd sr'so.e '. Re-.
: VI Austin. Q. Auburn. whica i@lie-, partially
owing 20 TIE nut'si;on referred l., a-sS request
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70 xrar bonds l- '.s-9'-1- T. -
%. .-.-s-.- q. .a1s te Government ~ t1-
r. .s -t-t.- a r-s-ars 'ne ra c- ire
,f.-.... F.. 4.-.-.. Pie r--r t-e -.-lsl
-....-.. .. -.s---. =, -.r. srs. -7r
F.. ... .--..--- -.. uH 81 Robertson.
.r .r- --- I'LL. N1ar cso.- --aE
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--.-.. sees - ar t.t.s r0s-1 be-
-.-.e er--- r-.es sd a1-
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a 81. --l --l. NeA.
r,.-. -0r ot
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d. r,-.....- t..- A.- q. -. sod
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.. WA I.-.r - .-- --f slr- -s-z.ss.
eel, ----- .. American also
-,..---- ... .r-t --e .---. saved.
.....-.f r. ....s
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. --..... .rf
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81 $780,.
.-
'--'.
l1u.5-r ~ nl1
it, sac no
band o. t'a- L..se
- iisf.r - .----.. .--
Gl-h- ifa .--t
tens "-t io -.-.-
orf-se - i-
fa..s
murdered az
FAM arzei N.-- ma
Arr- an
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SIS ari i..t' a.t ta -l-o
The rarF comma. OIL. ~ ... "a
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lDuf.TT,N T",IENrI"N = T1 m stIOU y ~ tTITT
Nhhls IN 80 go. al ,o,n,,
I'm win Iro. slavery Churches both North aod
S,,,b ,yss discussed Yesterday afternoon by Rev
.-.rts Fee Of Kentucky. Kenyon. Nesin. Bush
neil and others on the Affirmative and 10y + VI
GREGORY on the negative Mr. O.. thought the
Churches should not bee broken up FOR us cause
more thsu ior the oftnse % distiiii- An' ''..i.s
n'oNc 'iins dihhs' OF 'of any ,'''l
cause '-t.t Ne oa' - 49,
Holid noi uid tne s.o' Dls s''s' u' A''
OWNING and supporting -hen ''' p's'''- ~
.i'! inn ''"a, MAJ" aI y. 'i.,,
49,. 80, ,..'--.,.s,., IN h.
s.s,r.,on "a, tb. p.r...,it.,n he, received, from ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

II Charles Harrison was arrested ~ NJ" Or
lean. ou the 10Th INST ou charge OF assau.ting a
slave win 's-ec cheese kui'e. The slave was
not expected 10 survive rs wounds
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~ Not'rt.-Tfr PNfNih bANE, W -strf'y, X / fo1a
sie- II "a. Re- bbst n December sst - 81 ll 0o 81.
pended be- ssg- 0f Is ard procured tov ates M
e1 .as from Which afe fe'ei Jan. D. 10
TIE Bans, having ri'a resl y al .l-ir Old circulation
with li- exception 40 t stolen money! vii hereafter r.
deem -r old heir .lr.rf, .. q llcL dAl-d
previous .o Jan B. l.s
The -uE1. bznE Boston w.. continue uEgA to ~
t--fu ne ris Bank b. order VI INC Drscufs
N-ster.T 2 7 MAlca Z, 1850
no D4SHI Frh IN fDSrfR tssfter
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son "a .afalogs { Gnfy h-e-Iof.-1l- nvN term
cUrir-rc- "a t.r ffl ~ Ma ti~cl o. maze
practical 49, Hrl I-ofslcA lawyrra iana ar WIZ al
, l-s " ne profession, ind VIII ne great Ar of~, en-
g1faf.ols ..eek 10, sC 4fec b hsorcsI and political %
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ONEIDA Co-Rosooe ConN.ns 90 Tea, District
Attorney. rire Calvert Comsiock resisned.
TH,>ktiN Co-Ashbei b Psrme e. District
Attorney -.-e VIM n Wheeler. resigned.
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Alrlmr o. me President Secretary, VII az
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orist.SA-James X Marks. editor OF the ieig
o.. has been elected Mayor Of Bayou sara.
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isUiKDiN. Beau ui rsfor. ael bedrooms io ct
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Wav. cn he west side Gentlemen sd heir wives snd
single genf'efuer. iasIrUIs of dfIghhI lrt'on rne
house Nh excel cuf accommodations VII hlt here very
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