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CARE OF INFANTS.

The most essential thing for timid
infant 10 to have al absolutely uniailing
refuge in i.s mother. 10 may seem unne.
cessary TO say ihis. Il may appear i'm.
possible that mothers tenderness should
ever fail toward. helpless little creature
who has nothing hst that tenderness 10
look to; but, alas! 1t 10 not 90. know
O lady who is kind, and sweet.sempered,
and fond Of her children. Her infant
under six months old. was lying On her
arms one day, when the deseFt was on
the table, and the child was eager after
the bright glasses and more restless than
was convenient. After several attempts
70 make it lie quiet, the mother slapped
it-slapped il hard. This was from m
emotion Of disappointed vanity, from
vexation that the child was not "gocd |"
before visitors. If such q thing could
happen, may we not fear that other mo-
thsrs may fail in tenderness /; In the mid.
die Of o night, for instance, after q toll.
some day, when kepa awake by the child's
restiessnesa, or smids. the hurry Of the
day, when business presses. and the little
creature will not take its sleep7 Little
do mothers know the fatal mischief they
do BY impairing their child's security
with them. IL they did, they would un.
dergo, any thiug before they would let o
harsh word os . sharp tone escape them,
or indulge in severe look or n hasfy
movement. A child's heart responds %
the tones Of its moGher's voice like harp
10 the wind and i.s only hope for peace
and courage 10 in hearing nothing bot
gentleness from her, and experiencing
nothing but unreuitting love, whatever
may be iis troubles slsswhsre-Miss
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SssOs t1VW %1<2s0 W&fka&0 wv
he was not presents y said he.
you called him rusty. fassys fudge: ana
old codger, said she, tand said you Old
not care . rye straw more for him than
you did for YOURSELF Add here the
whole company were in an uproar Of
laughter again. Blu. as soon as It a little
subsided, one Of the gentlemen asked the
landlady how she knew that the gentle.
man she was addressing was not Judge
Crane. He looks more like snipe than
a crane 2 said she.
Here the loud laughter burst forth
third time. And after little pause the
Judge said, ! must confess that am NOS
q bird Of very fine feathers. bat assure
you :hat am q Crane. and O crane il
often q very useful instrument I saw o
very good one in your kitchen this MORN.
ing ard sometimes an instrument called
crane Is Of incalculable use, madam
Before she had time to reply, sonse of the
gentlemer with whom she was acquain.
ted assured her that she was talking
with the presiding Judge. Astouished
and confounded she attempted some ex.
cuse. and hastily asked the Judges par.
don for her rudeness. 80 I'D.
The Judge had, by THE time. unob.
sered. taken from his pocket the beauii.
ful shawl, and folded 10 at full length
one way, and in . narrow form the other.
and il being Ofa very fne texture. ap.
peared more like an elegant sash than
like . valuable shawl. When he rose.
with graceful dignity and with, m haif
smile, advanced Few steps towafa lisa
landlady, saying: II ID no, my provinces
to pardon, but IL u my business TO Judge |:
and Judge sisi you and shall hereaf.
ter be friends. And I Judge, also. that
you wills without hesitation, receive this
~ o present. If Ros 40 paun = So saw.
ing. he gently laid il over her shoulders
and across her arms. saying: Take Il.
madam, and not attempt TO return d. for
il was purchased on purpose for a pres.
ent for you.' She hastily retired in con.
fusion. hardly knowing what che did, and
took with her the shawl worth twelve
dollars instead Of ten.
Here are three parties who had each
two good things: Tho landiady had q
good shawl and good lesson to mediate
upon-the gentlemen had good dimes
and q good joke TO talk overland the
Judge had good intentions in the joke. and
good will and ability TO follow up che
lesson given.
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vinegar pickles and soup, and if 81
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pepper. and here is coed bread. COOL 81
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for sSch al old rsgamufiin . you ars|
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

THO LEl--To none but small family.
III the second floor Of new brek Hous, on stst,.t
oons.sng u two and bedrooms psnss 40 r..
Quirs Of r. A. C0NKLlNs Wood and Coal Oeses Atisa.
esSs. IN 6oeu aheTe 9Vgtaa, Bypeklya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CHURCH SCHOOL, for REELECTION,

~ Physical and Intellectual Trimming No 1870 Ws, l9,h
St WV. b. sTOUoHTON, Principal School opens Scot
g teseers are now connected with this institution Nj
the pupils learn 10 SPEAK and read IN the French and Gar
man languages, ard are instructed In drawing vhou. extra
charge. St0ushons Attendance and Punctuaity R.zs.r
Recitation keEistes 70 suit any Of makinE; School
Reports; List q Honor and List Of Honor Csrtfcats. IN
inst the articles tor tesehsu for sale at O. A C. VAN
BEuRRNs, Nes 81 AID % Bleeeker-st; also, Al he
ssssSl aaus, Ne 10 Wssi l9tt-Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

DHenryst corner Of Atlantic st-The 18th Session will
commence THIS DAY. Rooms large and well ventilated
Pupb limited and select government mild bat decided
Ancient and modern languages taught simultsneou,ly
through the mediun Of their snAozes and snss Due
attention psid the English branches All the Casie.
der the immediate instruction Of the Principal
MARSH. No. 2S3 Atlantic-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
EAST MORRlSANIA VILLAGE

III About - LOil tIemainnf uDsoId) safylnt 10 Gts
Iom one ishth Of offered for SALE
IN the most favorable terms Ten cent down and bal
tnce on OF before March 1854 Title perfect These lots
occupy very healthy and beautiful location, and In
m view OF the East River and Ia the Immediate vicinity
d the residences several of the most wealthy and re-
negotiable citizens Of Neschestef County Also hne fishing
sTthip one quarte. Of mile Several houses sre now
sudips And ots selling rapidly. FOR maps and otser 10.
sormAtion apply " D. B. WINTON, No. Tryon-row, een
Harlem RAilrosd Ofiee, opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
BOSTON PIANO-FORTEs-The

- largest assortment Of Pianos ia this city be found
a. the warerooms Of T. GILBERT co, No. S3 Brosd-
way corner OF Anthony st. opposite Broadway Bank and
Theater and will be sold ct great bargains They have tho
metallic frame, and warranted 10 stand any climate.
Dealers supplied very liberal terms Gilberes Cottass
or boudoi Pianos convenient for small for sale ow,
and warranted Also, extensive Of Gilbert
Co.'S improved olian Pianos universally admitted 70 Be
superior 70 all others. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
twenty-five secondhand Pianos and Melodoons rent
cheap for sale At the following price. 40 $50 SIS SIS
ts6 sloo $IO, tl9o $l26, $3.50 $40 tlfS ~ and $50
Piano 500; do with Eoian, $50. Prince Co.'S Melo-
deems $50 SO, e65 and S26 CarhaTt Melodeon. f95
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NOR SALE, near STANFORD, Con

II neciicu'-A FARM or COUNTRY-SEAr, containing
about q Of excellent land well wooded wstered
lyrs about hall mile hom the viusss, near the Sound,
and about minutes wax tom the New Haven Railroad
station. The dwelling house Is pleasantly situated eommo.
dous and 10 oder For particulars inquire Of
Mr. RUFUS WARDWELL, At Stamford, or Of X. >.
RONLEY, No 252 Broadway. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
HARMS for SALE, GOODand CHEAP.

Three Of loo each three OF 81 three Of ~
three Of 50 seress with good buildings plenty Of
hu railroad station. Various other Farms
and village Houses and Lots be exchanged for
prupery-al Of easy access 70 New-iork. Apply 70
VAIL, Plainhed \. j. ard ~ Pscihs Hotel, satur
days nom IL 10 Leave .; and Y O'Clock daily from
north side Of the Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
EDAR GROVE for SALE-At

" Ststen Island, fontng the New-iork Bay rear
the location of the Old Elm Tree about \ miles below the
Hanows embracing D. OF Land inolddins the Ceds
Buildings and Dcck with letters patent for the grant there
for The lease Of this property Is about terminating tne
having been occupied for the last hve yeH during t1e
seasons place Of resort for bathing and pub
lie entertainment ~ .
For further particulars inquire Of j. DILL near or
HOWEs, on the premises, or ~ > Il X. LORD, No lbo
Frontst New-YoTk Dated, Sept. 9, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
EAP-A new four

story House situated West 2-thst. with store,
cl.r ard ,ht ruo. or each fOo House = By - 'e.
" I'M r.rt Tor over saoo yesr Price s6,oo 50 = Or
:. 90 ear remain or mortgage Inquire Of RE1NOLDs,
or q FOI NTAIN No Isl East srh ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
COTTAGE HOUSE at GLEN COVE,

\/LI for sale-Wiih barns and other buildings, nearly
new fish pond &C. and about ~ Of land 1t besu-
fully located tie sesbOa landing There are four
daily convey ances to and from the city IL will be sold
cheap Thfee-qusrte eli the purchase money can remain
al per Apply the premises Of j. XXX, or OF D.
LYON No II Dew 81. New-l0Tk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

60 acres OF Land, situate in the town Of Rhnebeck
Dntches County. miles southwardly fom the village Of
Rhinebeek. and eastwsrty from the Hudson River and
Hudson River Railroad two miies Upon the premises
are excellent mill rtes with fall OF water Of great vol
uIne Of about EIty feet Afordinz sufficient notiy
power for several large mills factories The land rood
and weI-unlbered. This desirable property has noe
heretofore been offered % the public Inquire Of y GAR
RETrSON, Rhinebeek. Of FRANCIS T. GARRETT.
son, No. Sc John-st Nev-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Danrins Schools.

A CARD.-Mr. CHARRUAUD takes
pleasure In announcing 20 his numerous patrons and
we"sheTs Iesdips In the upper Of the city that mis-
Dancing and Waiting classes viii reopen Octobsr ne
at his No - East ljthst, doors west of
Broadway and University psse. Tho ocs,oa. Or.
mmodous convenient and pleasing suitable for select
gentee School and at proximity 10 tbs several lines OF
Broadway and 5thay omnbuses and the 9TH rail cars
There will be also classes his old No % White.
The 9Th and 9Th raj pass In West Broadway 1t all
hours during the day and evening and land passengers at
the of White within half block Of his saloon
Ple0e look for particulars IN future advertisement
n B-hr CbTrusud will rent his saloon and rooms at
No 20 Widest for select parties bas snd soirees through
out the ensuing Terms moderate Please call at bis
residence. No. 30 West 18th &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DRADBURY'S PIANO WARE

- ROOM, No. fz3 Broadway, three don above Canal.
u.-Tte "holian,' "Giided String, " American Patent
Action" and Arch bottom" Pianos-Ths subscriber,
compelled, from III health, 70 relinquish in part his
profession teacher Of music, has made arranse nenn
10 cell assorted NewYort and Boston Pianos; aad he
trusts the convenience Of having hand selected
ments and bis long acquaintance with ths public will 10.
share Of patronage second-hsn Pianos exchanged TOT
sale and to let orden from abroad eunstusIy .ttsndsd 10
T.. q. BHADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NOR SALE at TARRYTOWN THAT

beautiful location known Prospect Hin. containing
nearly forty (i0) IL Is eleysted commanding the
most MAGNIFICENT Of the Hudson River from New York
10 the Highlands embracing both banks several VILLAGES
the Pastdes Tappsn Ire and most picturesque iniaod
scenery including Sleepy Hollow &c The soPeis gentle
the access very easy the soil excellent the clunate sau
bous IL Il within about fifteen minutes walk Of the center
Of the village Of churches and several hrstclass
schools and the distance from the railroad station and
steamboat landing TIE fine residences Of manT OF our rst
citizens are In this Ii could readily be divided
into few or many parts every Of which would BE- CON-
IaAndiug site Another opportunity Ike this will pnoba
his occur again neatly every eligible ne bet ~een New
York and the Highlands Is appropriated II sold soon the
price will b. low And terms accommodating Apply - WA
7. LYON Tarrytown; OF To ADRIAN REQUA, Chstham
Bank Buildings kew-lOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI-

lV1 ATE INSTITUTE, No. 2l9 9Th st corner Of Mac
dougsl-st on Washington square, GEO w CLARKE A.
NJ and JAMES TANNING. A. N, Principally commences
iis tenth school MONDAY the 18th % Sept 1852
The Principals having reted the furniture and
for recitation and Lecture throughout the Insutoa IL will
be in complete order for the reception OF i Professors
Teachers and pupils on the 18th Of Sept
lis hoped that the pupils will DO pdncusy present at
the opening Of the school
Personal interviews with the Principals and Catalogues
of patrons aud pupils OF past year. together
with plans Of instruction regulations t-rms So may BE-
had al the Rooms Of the Institute, from Sept
Strangers who lately removed 20 ths city with their
families and desire private hi an School for the education
Of their any period Of pro,res invited visit
the retired and delightful location, and learn the advantages
Of this Institution Pupils Of tho Juvenile Department
under the especial and instruction Of Of tho Pn
eipsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
A r PRIVATE SALE-A FARM con

a i PRIVATE SALE-A ANN con-
IA taiDing S. Of good land suitably divided into
wood meadow, orchard and pasture situated three miles
frsm TIE Hudson River Railroad Depot 81 Croon and six
miles from Sing Sing and about the distance from
PeelskilL Westchester Co On the premises there Is
quantity OF vs. ious fruit plenty Of excellent water
pe large barn. two-story mouse &c, being altogether
god for .cve working farmer For price, terms
and full particulars apply to ANTHONY J. BLEEChEh,
Auctioneer, No. Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NOR SALE-A Farm of a. acres. large

II 4
new House. Barn and Out-buildinss large Appe-or-
ehard and other FTuIees vel waieed and 10 HIN rste
OF cultivation. An excellent Taverr-saDd
Also, arm Of q small House and Barn land In
excellent order sbout miles from Plrnhsld-
Also, . Farm Of IS acres House and Barn and
WasonhOuse pleasantly located well wstersd and excel
lent land PlAnhed " J. cheap for cash or sxsaAnssd
for City or WILLIAMSBURG property. Applyto
A. SHERMAN, No iO6 Na~sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Uiano-fortes.

A PIANO-FORTE of superior tone
IA and finish, latest style Of case made By Of the
best makers In this city, and warranted for two years
octave, In perfect order It 10 1t will be sold very
low, the 10 TO leave the city. IL b.
Tor few days at No 10 Hudson st. from till IL O'Clock,
A. ~, and from till Z. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
LNOR SALE-A Farm of Is acres,

IL highly cultivated with eomn0tiOas dwelling kc and
abundance Of fuk within u milss Of New York near
Bloon6el5, NJ J. Inquire for two days a. @ H. BELLS
No l5s Nssssn-st, and ale. that VI Z. 9 HARRISON
ogDse, M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,

HOAhDlINU anu IA OCE1OOL'-
ID The Misses ROUSsELLE (lste Of Halifax, Novs
Scotia respectfully that they have opened School
for the Education Of Young Ladies, No Ia Sackett a.,
South BroOkyn The Of instruction will comprise
English In ell IL. branches French Masic and Drswing
Pat :ulsr attention will be paid the morals and manners
OF the children committed % their The Misses K,
having ADVANTAGE Of many years experience In teaching
have adopted gstem which they feel confident will Be s
proved
The highest references be gwen and tesoniss 70
character and cspsby from ladies' Of the first Can
ada Novs Scotia may be their residence where
MD Of terms also can be bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

"ANTED-For Bull ling Association
w 81 Mechanics and Artisans or plsos 81 residence
and buhress set u COCO Land Of nom 100 to $40 sores
building sites and cultivation The location must
be healthy ard vet supplied with fe,n water within
hours by steamboat and hour BY railroad OF city VI
New York, and sireted tidewater where there Is
lar ding or where enc might be maze, sons rail-
road-one combining both would DO preterred-or, II
possessed Of good wserpower, short distance from
these conve mish Communications giving
clear description o. the property, GddeseS 20 ASSJCIA
TON Tribune Office, will receive immediate attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DROF. r. NJ. BROWNS CLASH

II tAL FhtNVH tnd VUHNEhCtAL sCHOOL.
established In 1876 at No e7l brosd~sy, hss removed 70
No SsS Broadway between lsth and th The soarss
Of instruction q 10 school 10 syss-m.tie and exsna
The Pmap Department pupils al az -xy sxs ard
Epshh branches French Drawing Natural PM .oohy
In higher departme nj the pupils are led hroaxh
course prrperzsory 20 the or ary
esss In college an when parents wish H. the CLASSES
earned through the whole Of college studies Tne
number Of puuils 10 limited in both Departments 7hs
,choe ,esr viii open on Wednesday, sept For Glthsr
n,,trnlsrs see eirsrss At the school rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
ID The Misses SEDGWICK will receive their pupils
the Is; deg Of September at Ne d Sch st. near the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ Prof T.. A johnson, Rector The three Depart
mens the Junior the Upper English and the Classical
open simultaneously Monday, Sept 8 Pupils re
eeved the Of years and upward and prepared
for the counting house. for admission 20 any College
Circulars may DO obtained at Apperons Lockwoods or
Growers BOOKSTORE In Broadway and at RsynoS In the
Bowey. GEO. \. PARKER Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DRIVATE CLASSES in FRENCH

Il and sPANlSH.-ProE A BASSEr will reopen his
french and Spanish Glasses the lsh inst He Will also
organize cla for beginners about the 18th Of
October. for the particulars apply at his rssdscce No.
BIoaeWsy, teisTs a. IT, AID sts, 81 II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
nAPID WRITlNG.-There are msny

II ,oun. Gentlemen to whom the segu'stoa Of Svssd
a. ID sxr,e, N rapid busine and lssy y fos per
nS ~ iay .lusbe By sn sntirslV oraa pl.a recently
s SD The able 10 impart q ell pupil. wt
cut tie possibility Of failure euGocs mana eo0oielsslo
s,eenon AZ home rom until iO daily, snd All Cay Oh
Saturday. w >. hSLAo"'N, o. IN i,s;as1ai.,,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

NOR SALE-A tenement House and
Lot No. SO Muberry.st Also House and Lot No.
rs AIen-st Apply 10 ROBERT FISHER, No. l79 EsseI.
ct, nom 8 10 A. 81. and 70 J z. N.
NOR SALE.-A village plat of 80 acres
II on Bergen H.shu the plank road TO NewNk,
within miles Of jersey City Onibusss pass through the
property every ten minutes Fare On the ferry cents
l. SHERWOOD No l55 Broad Esy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Six

Il LOTS in Brooklyn beautifully situated 90 MadisOa-
sv near BeSford-sv.
Also, ALARM Of 100 Of land in Kent ca, Mich,
Grand Re pds and the plank road from Grsnd
Rapids Kalamazoo Said Farm well wsteEed and n
befed consisting Of maple beach, hickory "A Ii also has
on u cranberry marsh VI said land s considered
a. good a. any ths sec ion Of the STATE Would Ike TO
trade r House and Lot The east sas OF the city pay
ina the die In cafh Win Ward preferred Address
s IL J Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
At PRIVATE SALE-A FARM in

j M a r GA LE-h n NM III
"a NEW.JERsEY-The Farm known the Looe
Baker Farm" 81 the Wheaheaf ahalf miles from
Ezabethtown midway between, and main rosd from
Ehz.bethtown to Railway contains sb7ut 40 acres The
house 5l5o with w1ns adjoining and outbuldings Farm
house barn. carriage corn and ice house SC Large orchard
e Harrison apples and other fruit a under good state Of
cult aton For particulars inquire OF
COLE 4 Chiffon, No. WsllSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NARM and SAW-MILL for SALE

II Situated about miles from norristown. New. yersey,
vel stocked with Fruit with good Dwelling Houses
rro Barns Outhouses &C. Se The Farm contains about 50
,.r-s Of excellent land under good state Of cultivation For
Druggists No. l52 Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DRJVATE SCHOOL for BOYS, No.

81 West.2ist - The fall tern begins on MONDAY,
s-rt The plumber Of pupils is Limited 10 f~sss,svs
pbo nav enter early ant he prepared for coess
or alive business Circulars sinlns term. Ss asy
- bnS a. the MONS, OF OF J. JAY GREENOUGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. 50 Bond
ID Of, w. PARKER, A. N, Prineipa The nsxt session
will commence the 7h Of Sept CculAs containing terms
branches taught references kc may Be obtained at the
bookstore Of Z FRENCH No. lS5 Nass1st OF a. No lis
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
lXTM. II. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,

w FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL-North-esst
corner OF Broadway and 2thst, will be reopened MON
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Broadway Evans and Brttans No 697 Broad and AZ
the residence OF tho Principal No. 3 iOhst Temp
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large proportion have already been sold.
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