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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

THURSDAY, January lO.-The President, ISAAC o.
BARKEu, esq, in the chair. A quorum present:
Pcfaions Rctcrred.-Of n large number Of persons
for the appointment Of Commissioner Of Deeds
.Snoac and Icc.-Ald. Brown offered a resolution
dire citing the Of Streets and Lamps clear the
snow Nassau street, between John and Fulton streets
Referred the Board OF Councilman.
PubIic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Annual Report of the
Public Administrator received and ordered be printed
During about SEQ attended TO- There
stsndng the credit of certain unclaimed by kin
Of the Bureau Tor the in ADVERTISING rent &C.
the yaToa. wa. s T. The number Of sciOas pend
ing by oud against the Public Administrator sixteen.
received from Controller flag in relation to widening Battery
place by setting the Battery railing. The
passed In 1855 and by the Mayor Subsequently the
wa overrled By wo-thrds The Controller objected TO
the execution Of the resolution inconsistent with the tenure
The Counsel TO the Corporation accompanies this says
resolution question would violate the laws Of 1879 and 1871
Controller therefore bound 70 aid the
sion y attending opening the bids for the
have this work done. Paper ordered TO be printed.
Appointments-Ald. CLANCY moved for a cOnfrma-
ton the appointments made by the Commissioner of repairs
aid ooRas moved that John Ooole as Clerk to the Com
missioner, be lsd on the table. Carried
AID moved for the confirmation Of Isaac G. seXas
os A. sisfnnt Clerk. Carried.
AID CLANCY moved that James Irving Inspector of Re-
rairs TO Public Buildings be confirmed
va A en, hekN NIT ir the ofcs
Aid TUCKER took tie same ground and thought Irving had
no qualification the oicesn office which should be filled
by an aachtec practical builder Nh good butcher
AID CLANCY claimed that the Aldermen inconsistent in
their selection and that Mr. Irving practical Any
he thought could fill the office but II
appeared if there feeling against the appointment OF
the Commissioner. The question confirmation being put
was lost by vote OF - 10 7.
Aid CLANCY moved that Henry G. Wooley as SgPeriaen
be confirmed. Lost by of II to
Alex Ward Superintendent Of Roads was laid tbs
table by a vote Of IL tot
Aid UcKER moved that the nomination Of Joseph r. Taylor
Collector Assessments be confirmed Carried by vote
Of l5to - -,
FcrriCs.-A communication was received from the
Controller with other papers, in relation 10 improvements
agreed upon Hicks and Berry when they got lease OF the
fery between Pier No. 50 East River and Wiliamsbursh
Laid the table.
Approprt0fiOn- COncurrng to pay the Presidents Of
both ijoafds go each es Comn, soDers of Health
CommfttCcS.-Ihc President announced as Special
Committee on the claims of Mr. Seagrist to Aid brakes seat
Aids Tucker Valentine and Vsrsn The President had
decided all Committees but the services of the Finance
Committees were required ne announced il consisting NJ
Aids Hench Noohis and Fulmer The Board adjourned %
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
Gas IN COLD WEATHER .

To ne Editor Of The ~ y Tri6Enr
SIR: As great deal of trouble has arisen from the
extreme cold Of the past few day. in freezing up gas
pipes, meters, &c, allow me to state through your
columns, the causes and remedy Where the frost
strikes the pipe in crossing under iron gratings from
the sidewalks or in alleyways or any other opening
the condensation Of gas make kind of disqualification
or net work, aud where the pipe = not too large will
completely stop TIE 6ow Of gas. This net work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

similar toa sTsicf's web. In some instances Il can
BE- thawed out in a few moments by simply boiling
fame from newspaper from torch ~ pine wood.
and sichohol upon shove. All wet meters should b
6ned with alcohol immediately IL not already done.
AMI pipes crossing open passages should be boxed
wrapped with wooden covering ia cold weather
Yours respectfully REGULATOR
.XN~l Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The Port Santa Signal says that the stern, sp"rs'
&C., OF very fine schooner were washed ashore on
Lake Huron the week before last The name was
Sertained from some portions OF the wreck to be the
vanopss. She evidently went to pieces outside, anu
FeoabIy the crew were oil lost.
ROCHESTER FLOUR TRADE.-The annual statistics
"a. oe Rochester Touring business shows that there Is
~. nyested IN mills and machinery $4,000, ana
~ Aere are l22 nun Of stone employed The total
''"A barrels Of wheat imported, 1861 ,97s bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The first meeting of the new Board took place yes
terday afternoon at the County Jail. TrNIs q. BER'
GIN was chosen temporary chairman.
The credentials of Members were presented Their
names are as follows Wm Human, X. c. Brainard
J. j. Studwell, Il. F. Petit TbOs. Mulligan, Same
Graham Peter Wyckof, j. ). Bogert samuel Smith
J. v Schoonmaker John Miller, John r. Heissen
buttle. VIM. Wall Fred G.. Batterman, VIM. Mar
shall, David Lindsey, Geo. W. Kelsey, II. ID. Wool
worth, Tunis G.. Bergen, Demus Jewell, John H.
Ryder Willlism Bennett.
On motion, all informal ballot was taken for PrcS
dent, Supervisors Wyckoff and Smith being appointed
tellers.
The formal ballot resulted as follows:
r. c. Brsnsd. ..........ls Blank .......'..'.'.'.
Samuel Smib..............., ~ -
Whole number.
Mr.. BRAISARD being declared elected unanimously
took his seat and rendered his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, and pledged hims elf to perform
lis duties faithfully and lmparuaLy, keeping III VIE"
the interests Of the county.
Sup. Smith congratulated the Board in not having
followed the example o. other bodies in the selection OF
presiding officer
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
The Committee on Courts were directed to cause
necessary repairs in the County Register office.
The late Sheriff, Lott, sent in tle returns of fines
received under the ProhibitOry Law, which was filed
The notice Of "A suit commenced against the city by
Alex Harris for medical services on the orders of a
coroner presented aud referred to the counsel Of
the Board,
The Jail Committee were directed "a cause repairs
TO the cells Ac. in the County Jail.
resolution adopted, appropnating $4,000 for
the SupeIntendents of the Poor
Tie annual report of the Keeper of the Pententiary
was pre- nted from which it appears that during the
pas wear o54 persons were committed of which 7jJ
were males and 299 females Filed.
The President of the Board was directed to recon-
struct the Committees.
A Committee Of three was appointed to lobby the
bill relative to purchasing supplies by contract for the
Ams-house through the Legislature, shortly after
which the Board adjourned til next Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
THE AFRICAN SrArE-TRADC.
TRIAL OF MANUEL ECHEVERRIA On A
CHARGE OF FITTING OUT A SLANER.

The case Of Manuel Echeverria on al indictment
charging him with fitting cut the schooner Mary j.
Peck for the lsye-trade was called for trial at II
O'Clock yesterday in the United States District Court
Judge Belts presiding.
The Government was represented b. Philip !.
Jc5rc nsseh, Assistant Uned States District ATTORNEY
Mr.. McKeon being unwell; and the prisoner by Fran
'ar j. Cutting ard Jsmes ". Girard.
After the impannement of Jury, Mr.. Joaehim''en
preceded TO state
THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION.
After reading the statute Of 1894 making it a crim
nal ose for any citizen to engage in the slavetrsde
and the amendment to that statute passed in 1873,
and the statute passed in s5 the counsel stated that
the defendant indicted under the third section Of
this act. Defendant was charged with aiding and
abettinr with his and other funds in fitting ont
the schooner Mary j. Peek to sail for the Coast of
Africa The facts they intended to prove them
were these: nr. Echeveria paid for the shipping Of
the crew, for her provisions for her shipchandlery
From his office he sent for register of the vessel from
the owners. The master whom Mr. Echeveuls em-
poyed. was the owner of the cargo The vessel sailed
IRON here on the llth of March. The bill Of sale was
delivered to Mr.. Echeyeria in blank and he had on
board Mr.. Davis as captain, and crew OF hve men,
Other persons were on board, and among them
Sansro The Of the schooner consisted OF materials for
making wateroas sud al the Necessary sppurtences tor
carvings cargo Of slave. from Africa 70 Cuba few day:
after Mr. Davis eaed the together aud
informed them that the object the yoysge TO
Vt slaves csrry from Acs Cuba Though the vessel
cleared Tor Leone instead Of going there she the
mouth Of Congo River To notorious saveta0n and long be-
fore thew reached the African the spard took charge Of
the vessel hing the topna Of the schooner
was taken down aud every precsuion was used to hide
appearance Of the Of vessel At that point
nev, reess the vessel dscOv ered Of the
turned ad called upon Mr.. Echeves sud presented bill
20 him. which be refused pay
The counsel then introduced As n witness Com. H.
Brown who sworn and testified follows: Ny position
the House to attend TO foreign entries and clear
snce. applications for ceaauces foreign ports
have examined the papers connected with the departure OF the
Mary Jane Peck psIers here Presented
II these tAers general manifest by the
the vessel which to- IL 10 dated March IL this second
rser ship siesg Of the Of the Mary Jane
feek sworn to- these papers the Mary Jane Peck OBJ
lii ed a clearance to Sierra Leone, Africa
Mr.. JOachImssen here introduced in evidence the
est Of the vessel which registered the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

EXECUTIVE ArrofSTnrsT.-hnoch jacobs OF WI
Iansburgh to be Justice Of The fesoe Tor the ''u"!
OF Kings in place Of james Hal' res'goed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

ADVENTURES OF HoRsE.-A fine, gray horse be-
longing to Mr.. West of the Hippodrome stables,
yesterdny with sleigh to which he was attached
from the corner Of Camne and Varck streets to the
foot Of Carkson etreet and coming in violent contact
with pile Of brick dsengaged himself from the
sleigh and proceeding to the pier jumped overheard
lie landed unhurt upon the deck Of a schooner which
was several feet below the srng-piece OF the pier,
and assisted ashore by some boatmen and placed
in charge Of the police who restored him to Mr.. West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

There was rumor Yesterday that Parker H.
French had been arrested, but he not in custody
up TO p. IN. A warrant, however, had been issued
and placed in the hands of an officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
CIT Y ITE N 8.

HEAVY DaNAoEs AGAINST THE NEwHAvEs R.u-
ROAD CoNP,Sr.-In the Superior Court. before Judge
Duer Yesterday, the ef VIM Chapman against The
New-York and New Haven Railroad Co was decided
The plaintiff for injuries received hy the cars o.
the defendants in November, 1884. he travelling
in tram of the Harlem Railroad Company, which. n
the neghborhcod Of ffyeighth street, in this city,
violently into train of the defendants which was
upon the track neglgsny and ont of it, proper time.
He wss sitting in his seat at the time Of the accident
and received injuries in the spine, from which.
on the testimony Of several physicians he cannot en-
tiyey recover. Three Assesses have been formed
upon his body consequence and his arm was broken
The jury found verdict Of Sc, 500 for the plaintiff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

.JILsSS LI'T.s.ss 4,
LA MI A q II Mt.
office in Atrhi on. Block. Sccead street..
between Main and Bs Ady.
Timber. Land.
I ACRES iarg~ beautiful T,uibft y, miles
l I from Dssnp,rt; pr,oe sSo ,a, ae.r. vii t.c
'!isid''i :" .uii putfht-ers.
Improved Farms.
I 2in s,r+s htghls improved farm; n.. rr-,n n-v.
Z III ~" agrs Up entiyltiun ~ t.,fi r.n. with
A--g "fhnse h"as', .tstir, ric
a r au,Hul ttrm : riir. t@om Bs.-np.tt-is,
a'te,-t' ieis- ~ tulnsst.n p4r, rimbef new
hn-" -tars ete
mi f'ei" Va irrr ~ acres. 10 acres I'm
ptvs'e-f0 ,ee- tin.e as.,.ine water, house sta
biz,
3ii ) 6ile- RON Daycntor,-t-s acre, m
fene', ii' $50 high stst- of alnva,t..t Iss
acre tnIh ttrac otchard tw. lo.t y ~ 81 ,ter
'a'Ee h -. ii "onI-, ,tdt'--. ,tftti 4iup- ne
nii'@ f'ei. n4yapart-It e. h. r-.il.5sru
g"ud hnu-. i bta -ic
o. mile uan, psv upo t--r2n acre ann ienoe.
oo scr's b. sutivifta, ~ t'nber 70 scre> pIa,-
ri' h"use etabic,
} mir ffan psvenpoft-so .ef--; 30 acres il. cu.
',V''h' 1"r' TIMBER large ~" hoasr, good barn
,tc s,c
Y mics fn.u plsenpar--so acrrs. asres in
cultivation 10. d hotist, - ,blr, rtc
y NH iran oasr"par, ,,tt,, u acre. IA /
ca '!v''l"'', I'D hons+ stable
~ mite, rroln Dlv nr,rt- 81 res co .,f.., In rut
iiva'hn II ace.s splrniid l,mhr h.lsue, prsiri-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
Valuable Property Fer Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT on Gaines street, between 81
"A and 7th, The house is Q two story frame, wit
8 rooms cellar, we'll cistar., stable, sc FOL eat
on asoi,ahIe terms
Also Q lot. on Main stre.t Dci w-rn Ith aud 5tt.
Also 40 acres u arst class Pfsirir Iaai, ~ m.iss
.run. Paw aport, neay Wslua, Grove, Apply 10
sNAILFikIn 4 HOLM,
Jytidti 2nd 3, o Barn-l's MAJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
NOTICE TO ADvERTuSERS.

No contracts for yearly advertisers vii b. d''c"n-
siased without previous notice 70 -
Large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
sype.
D,,plaveA Advertisement. one half more thsn
nsuAi ratss.
.ply strictly ~ the Immediate business Of the sdvrr
t,s>, and oil other advertisements Ia by the All
vsrtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
viii be inserted un,l forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious snd benevolent purposes In
ssried one time free Of cost, thereafter chsrged as
stLer advertisernents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
PEORIA n0RTlCUL TURAL
GNrdese 0De1 .V>srsertes,
AZ pAArAa IlllnAAa

~ sVOssOt oSsooOuOe
o. - Ne. 10 maRkes street, %. Leuls, Ne.
Sale Depot Of the above Establishment.
:. =. C0kBMAN, .
vX10ClO announce 70 hh Old euseonsss and the
w public In 0eessAl tAss hs pssDarsd - 1N o..
dsrs, either large Of snail. q ssAsS Of tAs ahovs
named Places.
Our Trees caaaos y = pssssA n quality. IsSsy
Descriptive Catalot 30 ooutAiaiAs pEtses viii b
Ordsrs VII - Pr 1o1ly 1llsd, securely peessd,
destination marked ., 6e rvardsd - REQUESTED.
sIseine. 1suiss As0e esassaaa,y - Assa.
mar h1oAvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS / MCLEAN,
B.a.VkElgS,
And Dealers n Exehanxe.

- "a " . n n q r &, low -.
4hcs 8,ady street bcfueen Second and nirh
streets
k'N.hAN6E un all the principal cities OF the Un,-
- yea stat 't+at Britain ireland and couti-
u'iial Esrur bought and sold
Notes an drsfs cDllt c,rd, aud proc~~,is r.mitteA
!" am part - th" tnitei States at lowest rates Of
FxGhsn9e
Collections - nut"si drsns accounts lessr,rs and
M" fiia7 mad IA all parts ~ the United States,
tanslas ,iii Europe
si"k aud Bond, bought ,ui sud on commission,
ahd di,ii nis collected
Land Warrants bought sid and loc sted.
tNcha"sc s0 thirs In The Z mtsrA sssSes
'afPu,r, NefuilR., New York city.
Ntsny itts Bank, Albany, New York;
bunslo ttiy bank, buffalo, New York.
Bank ~ Commerce, Boston Massachusetts,;
Tiai"sn'n'- hank, PhilsdeipLia, PsnnsylveuIe
N"rch Manufactnrrs' BANK, Pttsbus9 p:
Mekm h 60, baltimore, Nd,
''ilmsfe Brotherion, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas n Smonhs, ST Inus, No:
CITIZENS Bank, New Orleans, La;
x Swift, Brother h Johnston, Chicago III;
s@pts-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

DeSM oimes River Ian. tor sale
[.1.t'D DEP.fRTWC.tT
De.Moiae. River Ndvi0ation nad r ID
OrTUAwA, Iowa. Aitt u iSS,
vHHE under signed hereby CIV I*tto.. tisi this
L Ofice is now open for tn. -ii, ~ 81 ,aiuihl'
They will be sold On long "a and u iot- 10
nth means and wishes ~ purcl,i -.
Anyfurfher information desir.1 hi eirIi i.taii'
Is will be furnished ON appiicitht Al i N
mail or otherwise. GEO rhHkiNS,s
(aAylbdtD i.Ah,l 'f'tt .'i,-'"'
LAND De q Aksstr.
DEg AOJaEs Nave .rioS -.
NN the sixteenth day OF June, i,eSt, Ia, if:cc
~ the ss,e Of the lands Of th, es.mpans s,ii ,'.
removed from this place 10 Fort De, ine~
Thsse land. will b. sold on lrng Jt- .'pi y
,ots 10 suit the means aod wishes ~ r tr''->,'-
GEO II p.hAiNS,
sI.and u uus,fS~i.,-
n,,,r.-s .~.'l .Na7 -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
4. 81. i.k.s.s.l..

4. 81. i.k.s s.l..
General i.a.,i h.ral
Eaters Lands, Lo,dtes Lo,.d Ua,,ant
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE.
Rents Houses and Farms,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES.
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY TO
ia. Busincss intrW,rG so hts care
DFFICE OVER THE POST OFFICE,
Davenport, Iowa.
have iPrge quantity OF CITY and County prop
erty fer sale un reas,nsbln trrEls. st rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

.vSck0iis, C@sspAeN = Co.,
7AN11R1230
Drsisss - EsChaass and LanA Waspaass
Erfhange on fAe principal cities eftAs Ulhso~ ~
saie IN su,ns 10 suit purcKassys.
All business pertaining u sanhins pruaptly a.
tended to
Bank Of America, New York.
Ocean Bank IL,
American Exchange Bank, New York
Geo n. Pincksrd, Pres't Bank Of New Ovieans
hav.nns Rank KAveBna, Ohio
Darby Barksiai", Bankers, ~. Louis
Blakrrv 4 kchey, Brokers, PtttsbuYsh.
y M"hiry, Fsq Banker, Dubuque.
urnry Miller, Esq, Cincinnati.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

1O1u A. 0C1 wul atssod % ~ soiisSsh.0 u L's,
y ta1s snbscTiDsio0s 1cr Nevspepsrs And " ! q W
slA Assury busins~s. OgADe No 10 Drrs SHila;as.
0ol0f "a OuPsGOs prstsyulAs Qtsb n..s~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
IYA1zARDe POWDER. Powder P,asls ~
ll tASs, Tubes, wsp-rs, Eisy's Ca,- and " sd-
octil II LlvIHGSIll 4 LOCKWOOD

JELAH; 4 Coucsloa vi p-aln, and Hynin Tas-s
O1ntroits, Antheias. MI tt, ,Ch"r1-i Ac. atsps
II to the OF Class-s Private Ci'cl sud Worship
ping Assemblies. BY Thomas uaaiihSs, S5s pasr'
Price per dcsrn, ~, sinsi opie> n,Airc, I-si i,h
TOR examiUst.n, ~ any nd ir~-s, recti VI % g.
Many hew and ch0cc tal-- never hsors p.,.a
lishsd spu@ar IN shis work, and 4 srkavw-lx-i I.
be the bsst collection Of mu.ss ewes prepared ty a.,
oMlne0t author,
Aiso-3kH 1sbbath Dell, BY 0~o q 0uot Per 10
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CROCERIEN n PROVISINNS
DEPUTY MARSHAL.
Ol. Sale EhHns..

on ACRES OF 1ne Prairie INii, I mile south q.
OO Fulton Depot, with DWELLING hous. thereon =
This property can b. bnasht upon the most reasonable
terms Enquire OF u. HUBBELL,
tmsv6dtD Land Av.o
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Davenport, low;
For Sale,

nAONE hun4irei and tNerty Building lot> ia
Addition /. the town of psrt Byron.
The Sc lots are eligible and Handsomely situated on
she bank Of the Mississippi Tbcs Nii be .ld on rss
tunable germs.
For particulars induire " Mr,,r~ Duftce Pratt
Co, Port Byron Charles J Rls"rs, Esg LeCiaire,
Corhin h Dow Davenport. or " ths subscriber,
JAMES MAY
-. The snhscriht h.- nuiilefless desirable PIE
fcrof land In ana The cities - Davenport and
LeClaire, amp near the town u Port Byron, that
ais res to sell .octi5;fl JIM
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For Sale or Lease.

INCUR LOTS situated on 81 AL Scott street, f.
r particulars eHquire Of DoHssH : Dow OF
lAGgiod,t JaAEs MAY.
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A NUHBSa of dssiraAls lycts for k-Alisno-s. ~
~ Brady. kail. AAd HAtrtaDn aiFsn!s. 10 t'ahs ~
tha term II ID yssr., Appty 70
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SURGEON oculist and Operator in Teno,omy and Pss-
tic Surgery. =. W. corner Of Tenth and harrsoh
slseets, Davenport, Iowa.
kkTkREScRs:
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Profs q Amor, d, Cincinnati;
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Oc.iisf and Amtoplasfic SurgecS.
Oper erstions for the removal of CAtAracts, Ptosis,
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