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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-21
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.

l. a. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES & KIMBALLO
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room
wi Chamber, and Cottage
FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, .MATTRESSES, MIRRORS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. &c,
With the largest and best selected assortment Of Furniture
to be found in this city.
Asdies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to visit this
establishment and examine the above extensive stock of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. a MOVES can be found at his old stand where he
would be happy wait upon friends and former csto-
mers and orders left with him will be promptly executed
L. A. HOLMES 1877 Main Street.
directly opposite B. L. Harden d Co.'S New Store
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REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMFS

llE subscriber has disposed Of his interest in the manu-
facture and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames TO
HOWARD HOLDEN who will continue furnish those desire
Gus OF purchasing the shortest notice aud ON favorable
terms HAMMOND REED.
| Worcester, July ls 1850.
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Great Sale:
Musical Notice. .

Ng1v u ERRY'S Worcester QUadril1c Band
YA3S is prepared furnish Music for Balls, Parties,
sSgiE &c. the most reasonable terms. Applications
- made to DAVID PERRY, aud c. H. LoRING's Music
Store 2O8 Main Street, Worcester; ALFRED CHAFFIN
Holden, East Village, will be promptly attended to- :.
Oct 81 1850 diff
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For Sale.

Oh1AN OF good tone, with four stops handsome
mahogany case, and in all respects desr1ble instr
cbnrcb a and @npEe Is vel adapted for paor small
which, apply to BETsEY CONVERSE on Ashland Stree,
worcester, or to CHAS. E.. CONVERSE No, "a Nor,5
Market ST., Boston. diff Worce1, ~ 90 "a N0 o.
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Clocks! Clocks |

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
A VIII be found at A. NJ. DRISGOIL'S Jewery Estab-
shment in Bigelow Court Front Street Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who has
had hlteea years experience in a clock mandatory.
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IMVALUABLE INVEWTTONS,
WIN. IL GUY.
no. 22 Sudbury Street, Hoston.

NO. * sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented ro,,
" continuance for LINING PIPES WIFI cf a ny -.
wch mpars to the water neither color acid or TASTE
me OUTSIDE Oh te pipe covered with composition that
preserves them iroln rust This is considered Nv he me-,
nhent chemists THE ONLY PIPE fit for CONVEYING water
nto houses ior domestic purposes Those using aeusJnct
water VIII find i for their advantage to call and
6THe has also invented GLASS sTRnINT aI,'' H
laceu AT the bottom of Wells and Springs The water II
% through glass lined pipes to any part Of the house
esteu JIersons from the country are invited Tn cal,
Or send in their ORDERS dwf Boston lime " % "ii'
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

NU11GE III MAHUEACL UhGho
WORCESTER 10th month, l6th 1850.
A BRANCH of I. CHASE u CO.'S OIL STORE in
"A Woonsocket, is open in this city NJ % FRONT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure,
and their BURNING OILS of the best quality and received
direct from New Bedford For reference read the follow
ing certificate. lCHABOD CHASE d co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers, hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery, sold by Ichabod
Chase Co. of Woonsocket and feel warranted saying
that it their highest expectations and cheerfuly
recommend it to others.
DEXTER BALLoU & Co,
GEO. &. BALLoU,
SAM'I. GREENE, Ag't Woonsocket Co.
BATES q ARNOLD,
L. II. SPRAGUE, Ag't Globe Mfg Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD & Co.,
OBS diff EDWARD HARRIS.
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Notice to Boardors.
FIRE ENGINES.
Jenny Lind and Parodi.

DAMS has added to his beautiful collection of Daruer
IA reoypes, POR TRAITS ofJenny Lind and Parodi tak
IN from life, and not from engravings
g-TCall at ADAMs'S ROOMS, WALDO BLOCK.
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Best Medicine in the Market,
NOTICE EXTRA,
Hats and Caps,

nor sale at the COTTAGE STORE, 40 Main Street
Il nearly opposite Central Street. DANIELS Il co.
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1850 DIFF
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Door Plates,

lIunN ana Com Plates, Desk Seals and Silver Ware LET
lieu WIN nealhess and despatch. Orders from copntny
Jewellers will receive prompt attention 'O'i''"
NJ p.,.,,, J +. SOUTHGATE
NO BIlney Hall. Ladies' and Gentlemen Yre ;nvi,o5
to call and examine specimen cards ' i''"e'
N b. Cards furnished and printed on reasonable e,r,
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Drawing and Oil Painting.

MRS; FRANCES r. TOWNE, Win receive pupils
4NL either sex at her over The Manufacturers In
susance once, NO l92 Main ST., Brniey Row.
Nb' MIS- TowNE viii If dcsired taxi Portraits in Oil or
"ls rom miniatures or Daguercotypcs. Also make
copies Portraits other Pictures specimens OF cnnv
ing can be seen at her room. F'
" Hours from 10 to la AM, 9 to5P.M
Worcester, Nov. 6, 1850, IL,
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SAMUEL Ii. CONGDOy,
No. So Waits Block, Main Street.
Engraver, Stencil, and Stamp Cutter.
Fun sets oie Alphabet IN Stencils and Steel Figures of DIFF
ierent sizes, constantly on haid.
DOOR PLATES furnished and engraved.
NFef ware MARKED aud LETTERING Of Ell kinds done in
the neaost possible ienUnsf
Worcester, NOV ~. e3m
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WORCESTER BOOK-BINDFRY,

M NJ. ALLEN, Book-bnder and Blank Book Manu-
' Y iacturer, No 237 MAIN STREET opposite the Spy
Once Pamphlets &C., bound in worknanike manner
NJ snort EOuce dtf-nov27
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Rubbars-Rubbers,

I AIDES Misses and Chldren's Patent and Common
IL RUBBERS warranted to give Satisfaction and at as
low prices, as at any other Store In Worcester.
NOvl4 dtf l. $. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST. =
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To Farmers Ground Plaster.
LAYING made arrangements for DIR ECT inportntion
OF PLASTER, and having "Superior (aciji,iesi "a
grinding We same al one Of the hcsi WATER PRIVILEGES
~ inns vicinity we are prepared TO furnish II fresh and
me ground in bnlk barrels and in any quantity desrcd
aug ~ d"i Al w. III. HARRIS
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JENNY LIND SALOON.
FOR LADIES AND C,TENTIT n ,z1,-,
Engravin G.
NO. 2 RRINLEY IYsEr

I'HE SUBSCRIBER having commenced ,rs,nosy =, tho
ABOVE place, respectfully solics the tronage Of he
p"pac. eaohg, visiting and Business Cards engraved
Rail- TicLe,s A. 'o' "d'ch fapers, Noarials, Labels
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Washing Made Easv.

HARRINGTON & GLEASON are agents for supe,
ior article of flashing Fiuid, which is warranted /
give eh're satisfaction or the morey will be returned
For sale low by the Barrel or Gallon Opposite err
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Washing Fluid.
IoHN II. WALToN'5 WASHING FLUID which bo
been proved to be superior article for sale by the r
Ion or barrel by DRAPER K CLARK
spft2 dwtf 1903, los & lC7 Front ST.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

CHARLES WHITE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-12
Very Late from Mexico.

We have received cur files Of FL Mqtor R.pg5licano
Il Sslio II 7aif Un0n Of Mexico to the 18th Of
last month.
The government s represented By them TO be on the
OF dissolution Mexico Is threatened by three dan.
gers which II will be dcult to overcome In an article
entitled Situation published in the Trait q Union,
and these three Of alarm strongly to
IT, readers
That p,onpncismenio Of Ia Loba where will Il stop
The realizing fthe projects Of those who dream Of the
republic 81 Sierra Madr- would take Of from the Mex
icsn coniederaton an immense part o. its domains far
a. TO the doors Of QueretArO. We hope yet that the
nmnt viii be strong enough to succeed szains; the
moTrntnt OF Carvtal and Cansies but II s not lees
true tina; there H. In this revolt revolution danger
OF hexieo losing Eve states o. her confederation.
And 1ehusntspec' II the aggressive policy relative
e the concession 20 Gsrsy l. continued Il began the
United States government will he obliged 10 to
hostilities How viii these hostilitiss be terminated
IL II important matter for the American nion-a
material mattsr-srd. II l. declared is there no
danger q losing osaca, chispA Tsbasco Yucatan
Part Of Vera Cruz that T. TO say I've States
Let us now turn our eyes towards the Westthe dan.
gsrors neishboring Of The Upper Cslforna-the well
national ar and the rights Of individuals value
give they no fear for the loss Of Lower California Sonora
thus the territory Of the Mexican confederation L. at
The time threatened three different points Thir-
teen staies in danger and the federal treasury Is
empty 70 prevent and struggle sssin.t such grave events
10 " therefore easy 70 understand that public opinion
= aety,i occupied With the grsntresTenio Of Tamau'
pa for r. the trst attempted step for the disnember
deDont.ratea
The sorsrnusnt bad received some Official documents
q the insurgents after CamArso was seized and the
eenate on the 18th sanctioned the vote Of the epu,
a. ,b,.b Or. ,o,,-r,,,., -. - -, -, o.sa
y 'N ~ '''N' sie sV'hOTi+ea % sena <oVo
men ssainst the insurgents
The English steamer which EFF Vera Cruz On the -th
nj, a.,a,..a ,bs s,b o,i- g. -. pr -, :,
-. ~ - o@' We ivsa III
zoe Eco "a IoFetto OF the fth- AZ follow -
The Ergshsteamer till yesterday evening in view
OF port and received the correspondence sent By
Nj Doyle by second extraordinary courier con.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY. NOV. ll-o L. NJ.
BREADsrUFFs-F Flour moved TO the extent Of 1900
ibis State and Western ordinary at previous prices
with fancy Ohio and Genesee at 81 12I 81 500 and
extra do at 81 43% So rs. Canadian seemed quiet,
SO bbls. only bringing 81 Southern ruled hrm, 400
bbs mixed to straight finding buyers at 81 81 IS
OF Rye -four $50 bbls taken at So 81 So 81
and sc do Jersey meal at SO 81 per Dbl Wheat varied
but little $50 bushels Michigan white, and 500 do.
Canadian in bond changed hands part at Soc and 800
do Ohio red at private contract. Rye fell TO 7lc for
prime aud 81 for inferior with sales OF 400 bushels
BGrky and Oats remained noted yesterday Corn was
purchased 20 the amount Of 5000 bushels mixed West
at 60 Goc and yellow Northern at u 62e, ad
vance.
Co1roS-The market remains without change, with
sales. to day, Of loo bales.
FRneHTs-To Liverpool, some further engagements
were reported-four at Is. and grain at 4d a I'd ;
che, engaged 1t 20s and cotton one-eghth
penny To London COO bbls -four taken at II Cd
30 oil cake at z0s and 500 boxes cheese at 35s
10 Glasgow Geo bbs -four engaged at Is Cd There
alteration TO notice IN rates to HAvIe or Cali.
furnia
PsovaoSs Pork fetched SIS SIS 1879 and sl3 50 a
Sl3 5os for 500 bbs and prime respectively
trpg advance while Ct Beef 400 bbls brought only 81 rs
$40 for mess and 81 IS for prime and Of Beef Hams,
leo bbs sl4 Sli - per $50 lbs 1900 city cut hams
found market al &c and $50 bb!s ordinary to prime
Lard ats aS1.c
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inst at O'Clock precisely Her remains viii be taken
TO tbs family vault In Tripty Church Csnstsry, Man
On Tuesday morning, November IL, ELLEN CArHARIsE
wife of Thomas Miller, aged "a years.
invited TO attend the funeral this asrnoon ct o'clock
from her late residence 400 Hudson Grove street
On Tuesday morning, November IL FRANCS dAusnter
Of George and Eliza EstsE brook aged year months
The rslstvss and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from New Brighton Staten
Island, without further notice. Her remains VIII De
taken 70 Greenwood for intermsnt
On Tuesday morning, November II, after lingering
illness, JoHN infant SON Of Stephen and Jane Aren'S
aged months and Is days -, .
The friends of the family are respectfully insee '.
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon ron
Union street. fourth door east of Coumba, Brooklyn
On Tuesday afternoon, November H. EMMA sorHiA'
This frier ds Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at half past o'clock on Tnarsdsy
Afternoon I3th inst So Columbia street Brooklyn
The funeral services will place ct st. Anus Church.
At O'Clock from whence the remains Will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interrent; ia. -.
Mr. Charles DonmaN aged 70 years months ana
Is days.
attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock, from her late residence No III High street.
Brooklyn.
WnHILnrNA, youngest daughter Of George Chiffon.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral rom the residence OF her
father No IS Court street Wednesday afternoon 18th
inst, 81 O'Clock, without further notice.
On Monday, November ~, SARAH JANE, daughter OF
John and Caroline Thomas in the Sth year of her age
ohe relatives and friends o. the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock from her late residence 16e East Twenty
first street. without further invitation. Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood
At Philadelphia, Eoven Der TO- of Group, LYMAN
AIFsEp, third son OF Lyman A. and Maria Louisa Jaco.
bus aged years and IL days
The relatives and friends of The family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of his
g-apdm other Mrs Andrew Lockwood, 81 Bank street,
this afternoon at O'Clock without further invitation
At Mid0letown Point, N. j., MARGARET ASTC.NErTE,
youngest child Of Christopher and Jane Faye.
The remains will be onveyed to Greenwood Cemetery,
this day st II O'Clock by John Hart foot of
Chambers stree The friends Of the family invited
70 attend
In TIL, city suddenly, Sunday, November o of
gestiou Of the lungs WILLIAM 0RR HARVEY, native Of
Liverpool, EnglSsd
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


rosToN, November ~ Brokers Board-2f5 shares Nor.
,sk County Railroad, l5k 80 eo Elm 10y, i6 Is Do,
le4i %6 Vermont Central Railroad g 81 do, 2TiF %
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad, "a g. do ~ 10
ogtensburg Railroad 34 aRutland Railroad, IN rs Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad 90 % Philadelphia Whining
Ton and baltimore Railroad 20 ~ READING Railroad
- thst boston company som, Hsi ~ do tem, ia 30 do
blOo, 2e6; 30 do, M 100 do eem u; 10 Canton Com
lsny, t 90 OgdsnsburI Convertible bonds IS III 2UJ
vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad bonds, IS.
PtuLsnEIrtus, November lL-Ffrd BoarS-sgO City
Ralrosd &C. iezI 100 Pitsburg %. ~ 10, "a 200 Ken
spFtcn N ta 70, -; 2J1J Scluykiil Navigation 5s 90
20 81 90 READING Railroad o. u ~ shares Mechanic
Bank ~ DO, IA IS Girart Bank, ll5E PAiladolpAA
BsEk IL u do. Us " PounsTvania Bank III; 100 u
BsEk % DC, l59 do., ~ 40, Ctmaen and Amtoy
kslroad, fs 10 eafing Railroad. h5 a 81, igO d. s5n w.
.1nsr saislJy shares keadbg Railroad G. 2if; 100
4o ssi ~ do lag de- as 100 dog rs ~ DO. IS
saares Lehieh Interest ~ Northern Bank ny s. I7l
20 READING hailrosd, ~ MsCLsEics Dank, xb, A. 90
READING F~tirsad % A. q. e. TIt..
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Tslerra phic Reports.

CHaKt EsToS, Nov. IL, 1851
Cotton s in active demand. zoe bales sold TO day at
Ca Sc Full prices we're obtained and the market l.
firm. CcGee-Sooo bags Rio we're sold, a. aucti.n, At
~ sjtc averaging s3sc sugar-lst hi Ids Muscovsdo
sold a; auction az "a 31sc-principsy at the latter
figure.
BUFFALO Nov IL, 1851
Receipts al this port since yesterday FLOUR 8 500
barrels wheat 5c0 bushels; corn, none. Western
Gour s in fair demand, and the market is without any
quotabe change sOo0 barrels Michigan sold at So IL
50 o. Wheat-Prime Ohio s In good demand sales Of
10 eco bu.he al &c for white Ohio and 4sc Chicago
Corn Is in good request AZ better prices 600o bushels
sold AZ ale fer mixed western Oats steady at late
rates Freight quotations aEe-Tlour sc wheat, l6Iei
corn, Ice.
AlHAvY, Nov IL, 1851
Receipts q the past twenty four hours Yl1ur, 1000
barrels wheat none corr, barley 20 coo bushels
Flour Is unchanged. There Is fair demand for West
ern 600 barrels changed hands. Barley has down
ward tendency Gales made Of 1900 bushels at
s8c fer very prime Two rowed and the figure
FOR four roved. Oats a. 90 io Prison whiskey,
q &c, and Ohio, &c.
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Naval Intelligence.

OFFICERS OF THE u s STEAM FRiGATE MISSISSIPPI -
Owing the hurry and confusion invariably attendant
arrival some errors Of omission and commission
appeared in our published list of the officers Of this
sell The following is a correct list
Captain John Q. Long; LIST Lieutenant VIM. @. Chap
lin; I'd do j. p Santord Sd do John Rutledge Acting
Lieutenant, VIM. Nelson; Surgeon, George Blaeknall
Purser, Henry Etrng; Acting Master, Charles W Ably;
Lieutenant Marines c. A. Henderson Assistant Surgeon
j. Hamilton; Chief Engineer, Jesse Gay Passed Mid
Shipment. v N Philip; Joseph B. Smith; Thos Young;
p. G. Wstmough LIST Assistant Engineer, W. Everett
% do, Robt Dandy; I'd do, O. W. Getdes Sd do, 4.
Coleman; Sd do G r w Logan I'd do, g. Alexande.;
Captains Clerk, n G. Perry; Pufssrs do, Charles A.
swett Gunner, John caulki Acting Boatswan, W. G..
Clark
The United States sloops-of Germantown and John
Adams at Princess Island Africa on the 18th OF
August
Commodore Charles Morris has been appointed Chief
Of the Bureau Of Ordnance ard in place Of
Commodore L. Warrington, deceased.
Commodore William Shubrick has been appointed
Inspector of Ordnance. in place Of Commodore Morris
transferred to the bureau.
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clous effects soon followed from tn. presence Of the

clOus effects soon followed from the presence Of the
Nuncio.
Ths olsrgy which, previously, had attended strictly
to its Pastoral duties without interfering in politics,
changed their course, and mixed themselves up In
such manner with State afsirs that everything was
soon involved in apparently nextricsble confusion.
The elections became tumultuous, and the bishops
openly took part in them, while the Nuncio pro-
ceeded far to take sides openly In questions Of
internal Chiisn policy This system carried far
that Ut last the government expelled the Nuncio from
the country He placed on board . vessel and
stopped at Acapulco, where he taken under
velance by the authorities, and immediately sent to
Vera Cruz, and compelled to leave Mexico. The
Monitor after calling attention to these facts calls
all good Mexicans to be the alert. The Monitor has
always been at oggerheads with the priesthood. and
finds this good opportunity to make little poll
teal capital
The Legislature of the State of Vera Cruz has passed
psny, with the object Of constructing railroad from
Vera Cruz to Acapulco by way Of the city Mexico
and to assist the enterprise by taking st ock to large
amount.
On Monday, September 20 Mr. Doyle, the English
Minister had interview with the Mexican President
TO demand satisfactory answer 10 Lord Pamerstons
last note On the diplomatic agreements between Mexico
and England The British Minister offered peremptoriy
to Mexico the choice Of giving judicial decree in favor
OF her British creditors Of seeing her ports
The Senate has, by vote OF 10 to IS, admitted
ton in favor of raising the obnoxious taxes at the ports
Of Vera Cruz and Tsmpico.
Several deputies, NJ. Arrangoiz among others have
urged that Spanish citizens who should to Mexico
in consequence Of the Cuban riots at New Orleans,
should at once be admitted to naturalization.
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At his late residence IL Washington Square on Sun
day 9th instant GARpSEt HowLisD, In the 6jth year
Of bic age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this morning at O'Clock
without further notice
On Monday, November 10, jaws MoBsDE, aged 90
years native Of the parish Clomgeht county Of Long
ford Ireland
The friends Of the family, and those Of his brother,
An drew Mcbride and hs brothersin Law James Cruise
Felix Hughes John Brady and the late Peter McCosker
invited 10 attend the funeral on "wednesday after
at O'Clock from bis late residence, No. 2T First
avenue
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Sunday evening MAheAHET AUeUsrA, wife Of Ma
thapiel Davis Jr
Their relatives friends and acquaintance are res
pecuully invited 10 attend her funeral on Wednesday
At o'clock p M without further invitation from the
hou'e q her father, II. A. Williams, No. 12 Eighth
street Clinton Place.
VI saturday Novtmber g MAepALEv RirrrR HatsrED,
sged 81 years widow q william NJ Hal.ted Jr asd
osughter % the late Cornelius Harscr
Inc relatives and friends o. the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral service at her late resi-
dence, No "a West Eleventh. street this afternoon i2h
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Pnsscngers Snilct.

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