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w EEsY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL.
v BUILDING LOT ON MAIN, FRANKLIN
AND ADAMS SITS FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Man, Frank and Adams Streets belonging TO the es-
tate of the late William X. Myers. This lot will be
divided to suit purchasers. is seldom that lot COM
hInng many advantages this il offered for ae.-
Being the highest point upon franklin street. is not
liable to dampneSs, and situated as is 10 most desir-
able and fashionable neishbouhood, it offers every in-
ducemen 10 persons desiring it to acquire the very hand
soonest building lot in market. For terms apply
to Col Samuel S. Myers, or the subscriber.
ap 80 w GODDfN
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 3
Capt Burgess, of the schooner Harriet Newal in
forms that the schooner Minerva of Harwch,
was chpszed in squat off ire Island Light, at half
past nine o'clock on Thursday night, and all hands,
numbering sixteen were lost.
Every exertion was made by Capt Burgess to rescue
the unfortunate men, but the sea was running so high
boat could not encounter it, and it was found impossi-
BILE to get ON sail enough to reach the wreck after he
had once passed it under bare poles. The Minerva
Hoated tor about half hour, during which time the
shrleks OF the drowning men were heard, the sounds
growihgfainter and fainter until that of the shippers
alone was heard excaiming, "she is going she is
going"
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CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH-1n
accordance with the desire OF many kind friends
hereby declare myself candidate for the Office of
Captain Of the Night Police If it sha be the pleasure
Of nv flIow-czens call me to the post, can only
saw that shall exercise the same diligence 10 serve
,hsm ia this capacity, that I endeavoured to exert
whist connected with the Day Police.
Respectfully, Tl3OS. B. WHITE.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK

Philip Hone, Naval Officer, of this Port died to.
day about noon.
An arrival from Matanzas brings intelligence
that much excitement prevailed there relative tc
the projected invasion of the Island Two thou
sand troops were kept constantly under arms.
The Small Pox was raging with great violence
at Barbados and Martinique.
The steamer Humboldt for Havre, takes out
$4,000 900 in specie.
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CHIEF JUsTIeE CRANcH.-We regret to learn that the
health OF Chief Justice Cranch which short time since
had begun to improve has again changed for the wors
and that he is now confined to his bed in very feeble
condition.-Republic.
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| The hail and snow storm OF Monday extended as far
north New York etectuay putting stop to outdoor
business in that city well as in Philadelphia and
| Baltimore
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
N H w 30 KS
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Cprran and his Contemporaries, by Charles Phil
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Butterman's Greek Grammar, by Robinson-new
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EDERUVfAN GUANO.-Havingm made arrange
n ments with the Government agent for a supply of
best Peruvian Guano, for autumn sales am now re-
ceavlng orders from customers Tor what they may re-
guafe for fal use To prevent disappointment and
Die, those who intend to use The article would do we'll
to send in their orders without delay The price can be
arranged now or at the time odelivery, AS may be
agreeable to purchasers.
$500 bags now in store, for sale as usual by
an 25-clawSw HUGH W. FRY
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BY GEORGE : SUMNER

GTOCK SALE CT BOOTS, SHOES.
- HATS, GAPS, &c. AT No. 81 MAIN ST
On THURSDAY MORNING next. the 9th inst
commencing 10 o'clock, the Store recently vacat-
ed by Mr. 10 Thompson, No. So Main ST., will be
sold at auction, without reserve ALI the remaining stock
OF goods in said store consisting of Boots Shoes Hats
Caps, &C., &c. Terms at sale.
my 6 GEO. J. SUMNER. :
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ENOUSE AND LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDI-
ELM TON, FOR SALE AT AUCT[ON.-Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON the l4th
May, 1851, upon the premises commencing at O'Clock,
halt lot No. lS, in Duvas addition situated at the
of St. Stephens and Federal Streets on which
there stands large framed dwelling 1t will be divd-
ed 30 as to suit the views OF purchasers.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed. or title withheld.
my w. GODDIN, Auct.
FENRUsT SALE OF A DISTILLERY.-By
Il virtue OF deed oil trust, dated oath day OF March
1851, executed to us by Jno S Langhorre and Jas G
Hunt, we will sell on the 18th day of May, 1851, on
the premises known the Lynchburg Dstlery, thu
lease the house, and all the fixtures Of large dst
ling establishment, capable Of doing business of 200
bushels per day.
The dsery erected some two years since in
the most modern and approved style, is supplied with
lrst-rate spring water for the masl tub frst.rate
steam engine of 10 to Is horse wer two large boilers
% feet long, 81 inch diameter together with water
power for grinding grain and all and every necessary
and convenience tor immediate operations.
This sale offers opportunity which seldom presents
itself to any one wishing to engage in very profitable
business
Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made known on
the day Of sale.
f ! i 3 Pl NYoNWELIN'} rustses.
Sale by MosBY a. HoLCoMBE, Auctioneers.
nv 5-tds
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CITY AE r An K 9.

~ We requested to state that the Polls in Ma
olson Ward, on the Basis question, will be opened this
morning, at O'Clock, at the City Hall.
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10 the Voters of the City of Richmond:
take this method OF announcing mysefa candidate
Tor the office of City Gauger and Inspector of Liquors
my I'D PAT. H. BUTLER
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~ ucated my school desires situation as teachr
in aprivae family. l consider him qualified to teach
the English, Latin, Greek and French languages, and
Mathematics, thoroughly; and from an intimate know
ledge oil his character, habits and manners, can re-
commend him entirely worthy OF confidence as an
instructor and guide Of youth Address the subscriber
AT Stanton PIKE POWERS.
The Enquirer will please copy and send its bill to
this Office for payment. ap 22-2awtf
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COLLECTOR OF THE CITY TAXES-We
are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM e. WAL
THALL candidate for the office of CITY Collector.
al the ensuing charter election. an 29-td
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TESHE FAIRFIELD JOCKEY Gu IL
IL SPRING RACES, 1851, will commence on
the second Tuesday l3th) Of May next, and continue
four days
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for years old colts and
FLIES, mile heats, 500 entrance, s25 orfe-4 entries
and closed
l. A. Gillian names CHI. colt by Prodigy, dam by
Duane
2. G. & N; Green name br. flley by Bailie Peyton,
dam by Prism.
). James Taey names CHI. fley by Bengal, dam by
Betsey White.
4. John Beleher names bay colt by Profit, dam by
Piam.
SECOND DAY (WEDSEsDAY)-JockeyC Club purse $500
3 mile heats
THIRD DAY tTHuRsDAy)-Proprietors purse 5000
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY tFsnAy)-A purse OF SlO0-mile
heats
FIFTH DAY tSATURpAY)-A splendid Saddle and
Bride VIII be put up, to be run for by saddle horses
mile heats.
From the number OF fine horses now in training we
may calculate on tne sport at Fairfield this Spring.
K. BLANKENSHlP g. J. BELCHER,
ap 80 Proprelors
TROMMELIN'S MUSTARD AND PEP.
~ PER.-lO6 boxes Mustard
45 gross black and Cayenne Pepper
Landing and for sale by
my5 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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PULLIAM & SLADE, Aucts. INV - ~,
BY WILLIAMS &sisssOTHER.


a CCIION SALE OF GRuCERTi.s. LII.
"a QUoRS, Goa SATURDAY next, 10Th
inst, at 10 O'clock we wi sell at our acton store tn
close several accounts and consgnments to us and to
our late I'm, general assortment of Groceries. Ii
quors, &c consisting in part Of
Is hhds P. r and N. O. Sugar
Is bags Rio, Laguayra, Cape and JAVA CofYas
10 hhds Cuba Molasses
30 tierces and half t'erces Rice
10 hhds Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders
100 sides good Sole Leather
100 dozen Brooms-assorted.
81 dozen Painted Buckets
Window ass, Adamantne Candles, Soap
Ialow Candies, Imperial and G. P Teas
ltasop's Backing, Ground Spices
Clothes Pins, Imitation Brandy
Madeira and Port Wine, Apple Brandy
=, Old and common Whiskey &c.
Terms as usual-under 500, cash, over that sum
months credit for approved negotiable paper
WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
my Aucts
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CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VA.
TIME Summer Session OF the subscribers School will
q commence the 10Th OF June, and close on the
18th OF October. DAVID COMFORT
my 3-3wc
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To The Citizens of Richmond.
am candidate for re election to the office of City
Sergeant have for several years held this office by
the appointment of the Justices the Hastings Court
and was again appointed in March last for twelve
months: am happy IN The belief that have dscharg-
ed the duties OF my office faithfully, and shall be much
grauted TO receive the appreciation of my ellow-citi-
Gems evidenced by their support at the polls on the
thi Wednesday of this month
nv 6-dtd Holm NJ FFRGIISC0N
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AUCTION SALES.
+ FUR VS..
BY II. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


q ARGE sTOCK SALE 2F CLOTHS,
- IN ERES, VESTINGS, FANCY
GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c AT
AUCTION BY virtue of n trust dped executed TO
me as trustee Tor the benefit of creditors and by re-
guest OF Ellis MeElroy, the grauto in the said dee
sha se at pnellc auction, to the highest bidder, On
MONDAY next, the 18th day of Nav, 1851 c,.ln
menclng at " oclOck, all the Goods, Fixtures &c in
Eo.r, recently occup ed by the said aicEroy.
The stock consists in part of the very best of Cloths
Casslmeres, Vestings, Ready made Clothing for men
ana noys CT superior quality Also fine aeso tment
OF Hdkis Scals, Gloves, in fact ny kind of article
usually found in genteman's furnishing establishment.
All Of the goods are fresh, having been but recently
purchased from the best sources at the North
Terms OF SALB-Ali sums under 500 cash. ana
and over, credit of sixty days will be given for Az
proved negotiable paper. "F
PULLIAM & SLhpE Aucts ~,
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sg Ii you like, vote this ticket:
Mayor A. Meredlth
Constabe-N. Z. Green.
Sergeant-G R. Peake.
Recon er-A. ]. Crane
City Co!leetor-Thos. J Glenn.
Assessor-D. Vi. Miller
Gauger-P. Fl. Butler.
Superintendent Water Works. L. Davis.
Register do DON. l. Straiton
Superintendent Poor Horse--A MichaeIs
Measmer OF Groin--L H Luck
Superintendent Gas Works--A. Fl. Vancleve.
Captain Of the Night Watch-B Jenkins
FIRST Lieutenant DO do-A Wlkerson
Second do DO dow lillian Gardner
Third do do doc. G. Johnson
Superintendent OF Streels--M Bates
my 81" VOX POPUIJ
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~ CITY ASSESsOR-We are authorized te
announce THOS. BAlLlE candidate for the office
OF City Assessor at the ensuing charter election
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CITY COLLECTOR.

Mr.. JOHN WIGHT. the present Collector, hav-
ing been nominated Tor reelection, beg leave So
cond that nomination, and say in support Of it, that
believe the duties of the office have been dis
charged more acory to the public generally than
under his administration.
am acquainted with his principal assistant, Mr..
Keesee, and it gives pleasure to add that know of
but lew men who would discharge the delicate duties
of the office with kindness of disposition than he
has done. -,
Mr.. Wight's health is now improving, and trust
faithful accomplishment of the duties of the office
heretofore, may commend him to your sufrages for the
future. AN OLD CITIZEN
INV 7-3t
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an FOR RENT.-The very desirable house on
M. Franklin 10Th street, present occupied by
Mr.. w. II. Davis in good order, with comfortable al.
rangementstor gentee family. Apply TO
my7 T. M. TAYLOR
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CITY GUAGER AND INSPECTOR OF Ii
QuORS.
MEsSRs. EDIToRs-fease say in your paper that
RICHARD FOX is candidate for the above office at
the ensuing election He is well known the dealers
putty guager and Inspector and desire to call the
attention of the voters to his claims
my 7-3t MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.-Itake
this mode OF announcing that am candidate for the
office of Mayor OF the city.
my7 TIIOS. J. EVANS.
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~ MEssRs EDITORS: Please announce that ann
Candidate for II lGil CONSTA BILE of this CITY; and
should ii be the pleasure of my fellow. citizens to elect
me to that office can only say that the duties encum-
bered upon me shall be discharged faithfully.
my l--IW GEO. w. TOLER
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- TENEMENTS IN DUVALS ADDITION
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wi be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th NAV, 1851
upon the premises, commencing at O'clock, two franz
ed Tenements on the Of St. Stephens and Char
lty streets, one OF which is in the occupancy of Mr.
David L. Anthony the other in the occupancy OF Mr.
Ford.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and 10 mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added and title retained
till the last note is paid
my w GODDIN Auct
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MAY,
With other Neay Works.
RECEIVED BY

NASH Il HOUSE.
Harper's Magazine for May, very attractive mum.
Der: ........... Observation-Disclosures. %
The International Monthly Magazine, May No.. Is
Nature and Bessedness of Christian Purity, by
Rev. K. S. Foster, with introduction bv Ed
nlund S. James, D D., one of the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Autobiography and Memorials of Captain
Obadiah Cougar. for fifty years mariner and ship
master from the port of New York, by Rev.
Henry Il. Cheever
Curran and his Contemporaries, by Chas. Phillips,
Esq., A. B., with portrait
London Labor and the London Poorly Henry
my
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CITY COLLECTOR-I am candidate for the
office of Collector Of City Taxes
may 3-3l* JULIUS A. HOBSON.
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NlsAPE SHAWLS, CRAZE &HAWLS.-
~ Received choce selection Of plain and embroi-
dered Grape Shaws. purchased the loves cash pri-
ces Those in want OF the above article would do
well by calling at
AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
No. Al Main st,
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vENIiE MAY NUMisE s of G. aham's, Gody's
Il Peterson's, and Sartan's Magazines, usl receiv-
ed by JAMES B. GLIB,
APP IL SO opposite City Hoel
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TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.-I ain a
candidate for Measurer of GRAIN
my7-3t* L. Fl. LUCK.
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Messrs. Editors Please insert the names of the lo-
lowing gentlemen, WHO will be supported by many
voters of Madison Ward for the Offices respectively
named
For Mayor-Gen. VIM Lambert
For Recorder-Saml. #. Pulliam
For High Constable-Ja,nes M. Taylor.
For Sefgeant-John Nj. FERGUSON.
For City Collector-Juus a. Hobsen
For Superintendent Gas Works--C. K. Newman
For Councimen-Thomas R. Price, John A Beyin,
James II. Gardner, R. D. Mitchell, and S. D. Cren
shaw.
The above nominations, it sbeieved, will meet with
the favourable consideration OF fellow citizens of
this Ward. MANY CITIZENS
my 7-lt+
TO THE VOTERS OF pIcuMnNH -. !.
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Observation-Disclosures, No. l9-Capital 1874 :.
900, 70 numbers u drawn Tickets $40, halves SIS,
uuarterS2 so.
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Monongalia, No. 52-to be drawn 10Th of May
Capitals. S5O2s5 25 O0O l2Ol7, 1000 $780, 1000, of
5000, 10 of 1900, 10 Of 1000 500 of $50, &C. ~ nos
l6 drawn. Tickets $l5
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O. UCTEON GOODS Received from auction
IA handsome lot OF plain Beragss, and beautiful
lot OF Chene Berages, which am enabled to sell at %
per yard worth 37 cents. Call soon for pretty
Dress Goods at No. 4l Main st.
nv | AUGUSTUS MAII,ERT
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QEMOvALThe celebrated Dr. G. W. RoBACK professor Of
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Euope and enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
living Nativitcs calculated according
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durable he prepared make of his by
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he has the TO- redeem such are given TO The free use
all hazard, and for OF
property purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
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HsApQuARrKRs Ma RIRg Cosp..
QuaTeTnasters Office, Washington, Oct IS, 1851.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office
O'clock Tuesday, the lt day OF November for
furnishing the United Saes marines VI the following st
uohs for The year lr32, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshifej
ChaTiestown, Massachusetts;
brooklyn Long Island New York
Phiadelpha, Pennsylvania
Gospoft near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
eh ration to consist OF Of fresh beef
OF pound OF Of bread,
aae o upehe Hour superne Hour tho option OF the
ana ht inc rate OF good coffee, twelve pounds
M e oest new orleans eight Of the best white
ou quarts Oh vinegar two quarts OF salt four pounds Of good
hard brown and
tall0w candles, TO each hundred ratons. 06@# H'4
le beei required shall be delivered
ing ohcer each station either in bulk ration
shall consist OF the best and choice
pork 10 be mo- prime mess pork and groceries
quality ofthe kinds named subject TO inspection.
No bid VIII be entertained this Office
contract The suciency the suctes mus,
be certified by official person. s FL tf E
To be endorsed, "Popcsal for ntons."
The Portsmouth Journal New Hampshrc Boston Atlas Ad
verer Boston, Massachusetts Bunker Hill Aurora Chaesown
Massachusetts New York Courier and Enqure Mirror, Express
and Post New York; Brooklyn Evening STAR Brooklyn, Long
Island Philadelphia North American, SUM- and Daily Times, Phil
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Virginia. Whg and Republican, Rchmondi Norfolk Beacon, and
Florida, give each week until the
proxmo and send the accompanied by printed
copy Of the advertisement, 10 this Office for payment.
Oct l6-3tawtlth
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Valuable DAsiness stand m washington /

HREE In tho large building erecting the old
established Market
Space will be and the LIST Of October
They built the modern style for the dry goods
~ feet dsep Ia NE clear with the Of the store ~
feet wide by - feet high has basement u ise wide by 30 feet
aud feet inches high in the clear dry and finished oI
sxcs we'll lighted by windows and an area around me
building Tho second fronting Market space ~ iee
81 wide by ~ feet deep having
lgh feet wide ~ feet II has baseaen finished for
sak Is IS feet deep feet 6nches high There
with It's basement by easy
feet wide by % feet Deep WIN SKY
light s by feet the Of The store very large store could
b made by throwing the two last stores Into one Each oe mas
vault tn tho pavement for fuel. 80.
the s Of October ne very
srs wseouse the west side OF and
onng Seventh west e main business street IL the
hish win cellar "a feet by SO deep built in the
substantial and capital stand for wholesale or retail
business Of any kind iii
elegant boarding will also be for and
building (cu hgh Of 7h
and Market and over part OF the warehouse
outng west built In tho best and modern style
boarding house, with modern fixtures Of tanks and
fb speaking tubes through the same, gasgh &C.,
vsry and compse Also, fne iron balcony
ssne %:. ss ss@ = Sesns
contains in ALL forty fine mostly front being
building with front Tho dining AZ
the each rs feet by Is feet wde
by folding and sliding DOORS There eight other Of those
connected by folding and sliding DOORS suitable for hand
paIOrs those will
airy chambers. has good kitchens, and
desirable the CITY, For apply the subscribers at the Poto
House, north side Pennsylvania between Sd and Az
streets. - 4
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The will b. ensssd upon os books unless
payment fths Subscription bs made IN advances
Distant may forward BY letter. ts postage
ON which paid by vs. assumed BY ourselves tn rs
sale Transmission.
Ths COUNTRY PAPER psbished uweeky during the sss'
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Subscriptions for period year viii bs received
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sending DAILY subscribers, 70 sscossA OF
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