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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-22

ABoLlTIoNIsM.-We never knew an aboli-
ZIONIST that was not tyrant in mis- own
family, or among those over whom he had
control. We never knew an abolitionist,
that did not strain his mental vision, 10 dis
cover cruelty "way down south, /" when he
could not see the suffering at his own door.
We never knew an abolitionist who would
treat negro with anything like fraternal
regard, alter be had enticed him from his
master.
Look now, at Lowell and Lynn, and
throughout the east, which has been for
years, the hot-bed of that hopeless fanati-
cism. Witness the present conflict between
these abolilionists and their slaves Thirty
thousand sons and daughters of toll are on
strike, for a fair compensation for their
labor, which is denied to them by those
who would spend large sums TO import :he
"darkies from the SOUTH" Their white
bretheru around them are s'guilty of skin,
colored as their own" and therefore they
can not do anything for them. But if a
"nigger" should come along 10 lecture on
the wrongs OF his race, they would flock TO
his standard and sustain and encourage him
by every effort.
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THE LINCOLN BULL BURsTEDl-An en-
thusiastic Black Republican, living at Bath,
in this county, purchased a plump little
Bull, a short time since, which, he announ-
ced, he was feeding up for grand barba.
cue and jolli6cation after Lincoln's election.
His Bullship was put in the best pasture,
and thrived prodigiously until the news
rerched Bath that the Democracy of Penn
sylyania, through their State Committee,
had agreed upon Union ticket, when, like
the party that was preparing him for feast,
he bursted and gave up The ghost. His loss
so grieved his friends that a meeting was
held in the vicinity on Saturday last, at
which MIR. Gresham and certain yoWng
man from this Borough, acted as chief
mourners. Alas poor Black Republican
party, the fate OF the Bull but foreshadows
your end.
While Billy Koch's Bull lived, he lived in
clover,
And when be died, he died all over.
Easton Sentinel.
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The State Fair.

The advertisements for the next State Fair
TO be held on the Wyoming Battle grounds,
on the 25ih, 26th, 27ih and 2sth of Sep,em-
Der, appears in to-day's Star, by which it
will be seen that the Society are making
active preparations for their coming annual
exhibition. The Wilkesbarre Union, in re.
fering to the doings of the Society, Gays -
"In addition to the present buildings they
invite proposals FOR the erection of such 9TH
er Saloons, &c, as will beyond doubt ac-
comnada te the vast concourse of people
from all parts of this and adjoining States
who will be in attendance. II is now con-
ceded, we believe, on all hands, that the
State Society acted wisely in their selection
of the site for this years Fair. The histor.
ic interest that cluster round the very spot
on which the exhibitiod will be held-the
unrivaled beauty and attractiveness of our
Valley-the productive wealth that lines
the whole course of the Susquehanna-its
accessibility by Railroad, and the desire on
the part of almost everybody to visit this
region, will form at once a combination of
attractions that will fill the Fair Grounds
throughout the whole exhibition"
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The Lvzerne Union, strong Douglas
paper, and the leading organ in Luzerne
county, in speaking of the action of the
State Executive Committee and its compro-
mise, says =
Eve note the fact tha: many Demo-
the Committee. II :he party then, untedly
accept this compromise, we have, in our
view, but one plain duty to perform, ard
the State of Pennsylvania will carry HENRY
D. FOSTER triumphantly into the Guberna-
torial Chair, and when that shall have been
done, it will end the possibility of electing
Abram Lincoln to the Presidency The first
duty OF every Democrat now is to stop quar-
reIing with his brother Democrat, and go 10
work for the defeat of the common enemy.
Enough time has been los, in the adjust.
meDt of our own quarrels-let them now
be considered as ended forever. We have
another chance at the fanaticisms Of the
day-anoiher battle is to be fought on the
field of the Union, for the preservation of lis
integrity and the perpetuity of true consti-
tutional principles. A victory now in this
State will arrest the march of the legions of
error, ard one way or the other result in
the vindication of national principles We
may now, if we will, arise like giant from
slumber, refreshed and invigorated, and
with banners blazing with victory, assert
and maintain our position at the helm OF
the government
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Religious Notice.

TTNHE Pennsylvania Christian Conference
u will hold its annual session with the
Christian Church OF Fishingcreek, (StIll-
waier,) commencing THURSDY, August
30lh, 1860, at O'Clock a m. The annual
address, by Rev. A. ]. Clark, of Plymouth,
Pa, will be given al 10 a. m. of Inc same
day. S. w. McD aniei, of Lewisburg, will
give his popular Lecture on Friday evening
following. Subject-"1be Secret Of Success
in Life" Rev'ds. E. Fay, OF Yellow Springs,
Ohio, Agent of Antioch College, and Z. G.
Holland, d. D., OF New York City, are ex
pected TO be in attendance, and will preach
on The following Sabbath. We extend a
hearty invitation TO all and say come !;
come and ear The Truth as il is in Jesus.
JAMES G. NOBLE, Past.
Benton, Aug. Is, 1860.
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The NOTICE that we have quoted below,
is from an Opposition paper, and is an hon.
est confession that speaks !avorably for our
candidate, HENRY D. Foster:
'.He ia one of The most amiable, genial,
nd-hearied and unpretending of men and
withal an honorable gentleman in the no.
blest sense of the word. Although fine
lawyer, of subtle intellect, and persuasive
speech, he is modest and unambltious 10 a
faul:. He has not an enemy in the world,
and his friends adore him. We know stead
fast Republicans who cherish for 'Harry
Foster" personal friendship as strong as
any of his Democratic adherents."
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Abraham Smith, late Of Mitiin ttcp., /,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
4N administration on the estate of Abra-
ham Smith, late OF Mifflin township, Col,
umbia county deceased, have been granted
by the Register of said county TO the un.
dersigned, who resides in the town of
Mlff1invlle. All persons having claims or
demands against The estate of the decedent
are requested TO present them for settle
ment, and those indebted 10 make payment
without delay. SAMUEL GREASY,
Miflin, Aug. 8, 1860. Adm'r.
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Tnp Noth BraneA Democrat, a Dougla.

The North Branch Democrat, Douglas
paper, speaks as follows:
.'The Republican papers, with Forney's
guerilla Press at the head, are loud in their
condemnation of the compromise proposed
by the Democratic State Committee. This
fact should be noticed, and camly dwelt up
on by the true Democracy of the Common
wealth The masses of the party should
not fail to give their cordial adhesion to the
action of the State Committee in It's efforts
to preserve the integrity of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania"
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DlsUsIoN.-Much has been said of the
disunion procivities of Mr.. YAEcEY, and
every occasion possible is taken by DoUG-
LAS organs, 10 misrepresent him, and hold
the BREcKINRDcE party in the South respon-
sible for these misrepresentation. Now
people who live in glass houses should not
throw stones. The record of HERsCHEL "
JOHNSON, the Douglas nominee for Vice
President, proves him to have been no.
ted disunionist few years since. He vio-
lently assailed Union men and Union meas
nres, and absolutely earned great re putation
and notority throughout the Southern Con-
tederacy. The friends of BREcKINRIDGE and
LANs challenge their opponents to point 10
single disunion sentiment ever uttered by
either of those gentlemen. Possibly no
two public men throughout this broad coun-
try have so clear and patriotic record, in
this respect, as they have and it must be
indeed an unholy business for any set of
men 10 create belief to the contrary.
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The Pitisburg Post, the leading Douglas
organ in Western Pennsylvania, endorses
the action OF the Committee, in speaking
OF the plan of Union adopted, says:
tsWe shall sustain il, because it will give
d united vote in Pennsylvania for the Dem
ocratic cause. We shall sustain it, because
it leaves to the people tlemselves-the
source of all power-ihe solution of the diff
ficulties which have arisen. We shall sus-
tain il, because we believe it will bring out
the largest Democr aiic vote which the State
of Pennsylvania ever cast in Presidential
election. And above all, we shall sustain il
as the bes. means of showing 10 the coun-
try and the enemies of MIR. Douglas the
strength which he has in the hearts of the
people of the Keystone State. We have no
doubt that there are a few extremists on
both sides, 10 whom this compromise will
be doubtful. Let them bury their pride of
opinion and personal preferences, and go in
Eeart and hand for The common cause of
Democratic success in the coming cam
pa;gn."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-22

A HEAVY thunder storm visited Philadel-
phia. on Monday of last week, and owing
TO the great quantity of water that fell, the
sewers were too small to carry it off, and
in consequence The streets and pavements
were overhowed and cellars were filled, re-
sulting in great damage to property. At
several points culverts fell in carrying with
them the railroad tracks, and causing great
alarm 10 the resident occupants of houses
in the vicinity.
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Mantour County ConHtrtion.

The Delegates elected 10 represent the
Democratic party in Montour county, met
in Convention on Monday last, at the Court
House in Danviile, and placed in nomina-
zion ticket to be supported by the Demo-
cratic parry of that county at the ensuing
election. The Convection was called TO
order, and proceeded to business, by the
appointing oil JOHN SHEARER, President, al
ter which the delegates OF the different
districts presented their credentials and
were admitted to seats.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
the appointment of Conferees VIM. Nc.
Ninch and Hiram A. Childs were appointed
Congressional Conferees VIM. A. Dean
and Hiram Anirem, Senatorial; Adam Ger.
ringer and Robert Davidson, Representative;
70 meet similar Conferees of the several
counties in Conference for the purpose of
forming our District tickets.
The following nominations were made by
accIamaiion Eor Senator, DR.. L, F Cald-
well; Proihonoiary, Geo. D. Butler; Trea-
surer, Edward Morrison; Commissioner,
John McWiIliams Auditor, William BIee-
The nominations were all made with good
deal of unan;mity. Everything seemed
to pass off harmonic sly.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
IH iN A u is S 9e a gS u

- ~ - - ~ - - - -
The uuders gned will expose 10 public
sale, on the premises, near Jsrseytovn, ,(on
the road leading from Blonmsburg to Jer-
seylown) Madison twp, Columbia county,
on
Saturday, The lst dag Of September, 1880,
al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following
described properly, 10 wit
Two year old colts, 3 Mich cows,
head OF young calIle, Two hogs, one two
horse wagon, one buggy, 1 sleigh; two
double set OF harness, one single set of
harness, two buffalo robes and whips, one
wind-mIll one cutting box, one plow, har.
row and cuiivalor, hay and manure forks,
rakes and shovels together with his entire
lot OF Household Furniture, too tedious 10
mention, all of which Is in good condi-
lion.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, a desirable
piece of land, containing abou, 40 acres,
well adapted 10 farming and grazing pur-
poses, with an excellent supply of water
upon IT. The location OF this land is a
good one, and any person who purchases
ii will get bargain.
TERMS made known on dav OF sale.
BENZ. F. FRUIT.
Jerseytowu, August 8. 1860.
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ID e Ia I'D Q

In BloomsDurg, Columbia CO., on Tues
cay morning, the 14th of August, Miss HAN
NAH AMELIA. daughter of Jacob K and
and 25 days.
On the 4th inst, at Mt. Gilead, Morrow
county, Ohio, Mr.. DANIEL BRuMBAcH, form
erly of this county, (having resided on Col.
Paxton's farm,) aged about As years.
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PROTUONOTARY.

JACOB EYERLY, of Bloomsburg, we
are authorized TO announce will be a candi-
date for the Office of PROTHONOTARY
AND CLERK OF THE COURTS, at the
approaching general election, subject to the
decision of the Columbia County Democrat
ic Convention. July lS, 1860.
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The Northumberland County Agricultural
Society has selected the farm of Mr.. Farley.
near Milton, as The place for holding their
coming Agricultural Fair.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

WILLIAM J. MON, OF Briarcreek town
ship, we are authorized TO announce will
be candidate for County Commissioner,
subject TO the decision of the Columbia co.
Democratic Convention. June 20, 1860
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PROTHONOTARY.

JESSE COLEMAN, of Orange, we are
authorized 10 announce will be candidate
for the office of PROTHONOTARY at the
approaching general election, subject to the
decision of the Columbia County Demo-
cratic Convention. IJune g. 1860
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

JOHN DOAK, Of Berwick, will be can.
didate for County Commissioner, before the
Democratic Columbia County Convention,
this fall, and will abide by it's decision.
June i3, 1860
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JACOB II. FRITZ

OfSugarloaf township, will be a candidate
for REGISTER & RECORDER of Columbia
county, before the coming County Conven-
lion, subject 10 its rules. [July 25, go.
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JOHN G.. FREEZE

Will be offered by his friends as a candidate
For Member of the Legislature
to the Democratic Convention of Columbia
Countv-Subect TO its decision.
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The Genesee Farmer is an Agricultural
monthly which for cheapness and excel
lence is not TO be excelied. Published y
Joseph Harris, Rochester, N. Y. at so cents
a year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-22

The late proposition made by the Demo-
cratic State Executive COMMITTEES seems to
meet the universal appreciation of both the
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P0LITYcAL ANNoUNcEMENTy.
DANIEL LEE.

Of Bloom township, will be a candidate
for REGISTER g. RECORDER of Colum-
bia county, before the coming county con-
venuon. subject to It's usages.
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ASSEMBLY

Having received sufficient encouragement,
throughout the County, | offer myself as
candidate for ASSEMBLY, subject 10 the
decision of our next Democratic County
Convention. HIRAM r. KLINE.
Orange, June 6, 1860
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PErEzsos's MAGAzIsE for September is
alrsady received. with the usual variety Of
fashionable plates and Illustrations, ofinter-
sst and usefulness TO the ladies, besides
being well filed with choice reading mat
ter II is an excellent publication, and Of
fszed very chea2-s2 per annum- Send
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MENORANDUM OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT THE
AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL
Mechanical Exhibition of
Q OIL u M Bl A c CUNT
On Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
The Is;h, 10Th, & 2Oth of October, 1860.
By Order Of the EzecutiUe COMMITTEE.
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Judges.-Pelsr VI. TraUgh, Brlsrcreek /;
Philip Reese, Greenwood G. w. Dreis
bach, Hemlock.
CLASS 7-GREEN s. DRIED FRUIT.
best lot winter apples not less bush 90
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THE annual Agricultural Fair of Clinton
county, will be held at Lock Haven, on the
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THEY CONTAIN SEvEsTY-TWo


A fine track for horses, as well every
other convenience necessary 10 tie comfcrt
and safety Of exhibitors and the animals
and articles they wish 10 exhibit, are pro-
vide3.
Auangem ents have been made with the
different Railroad Companies for The trans
portation of articles intended for exhibit on
free of charge both ways.
Visitors 10 The Exhibition will find most
ample accommodations, al moderate prices
The different Railroad companies will
issue Excursion Tickets.
Lists OF Premiums. Judges, and Regula-
lions, &c., can be had at all the principal
Agricultural Warehouses, from Gen. Z. w.
Sllrdeyan,, al Wilkes-Barre, and on appli-
catiaE until September lst, to the Secretary
al Harrisburg. After that time the Secre-
lary's office will be at West Pittslon, Lu-
zerne county. Competition open 10 all
A. o. HESTER,
August %, 1860. Sec, etGry.
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BLOOMSBURG, WEDNESDAY, aug. %, 1860.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ELECTORS AT LARGE
RICHARD VAux, GEORGE NJ KEIM,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
/. Fred. A. Server. l3. Joseph Laubach.
2. Wm. c. Patterson.i4. Reckhow.
3. JOS. Crockett, Jr. lis. Geo. d. jackson.
a. j. G. Benner. l6. J. A. Ahl.
: 5. G. w. Jacoby. III B. Danner.
s. Charles Kelly. ils. j. R. Craw ford.
q. o. p James. i9. f. N. Lee
8. David Schalf. 20. ]. B. Howell.
9. J. L. Ligktner. l2i N. P. Feiierman.
TO- s. s. Barber. 22. Samuel Marshall
II. T. H. Walker. %. William Book.
~. S. S. Winchester. la. B. d. Hamlin.
25. Gaylord Church.
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TICE.
A Ii persons indebted to the undersigne d
n for Professional services up 10 April
1si, 1860, are respectfully requested to call
and settle, either by Note or otherwise.
]. C. RUTTER, NJ. D.
Boomsburg. Aug. Is, 1S50.-tf.
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an
fall co
and largest variety of apples 90
pears 90
reaches not less than dozen 90
lot of ounces, 90
drled apples so
peaches, so
quarts OF dried cherries, SO
OTIS of stoned so
variety of grapes so
and largest variety OF dned fruit ] 90
bashe onioCs so
white currant wine 90
blackberry ! 90
grape 00l
catawba 90
and largest variety of wire 2 90
cherry wine 90
JCdges.-Eli Mendenhall, Benton; Hiram
Reeder, Franklin The. J. Welliver, Mt.
Pleasant.
CLASS 8-VEGETABLES.
best bushel mercer potatoes / 90
prince albert / 90
pink eyes 90
door ward ! 90
peach blown 90
blue 90
shaunocks 90
and largest variety 90
6 squashes rs
pumpkins IS
and largest variety of pumpkins ! 90
2 cheese pumpkins 10
I dozen beets, IS
l dozen carrots rs
heads cabbage 10
Cd 6 so
best IL stalks celery 10
6 heads caulihower 10
6 raddish 10
IL mangoes 10
Cd so
best peck lima beans so
IL tomatoes DO
purple egg plants 90
ears green corn 90
and largest variety of vegetables l 90
lot of Iurnips 10
Judges-Eli Creveing, Scott Andrew
Freas, Centre; Eli Barton, Bloom.
CLASS 9-HOME g. DAIRY PRODUCTS.
best canned or preserved While peachesl 90
2d s so
best yellow 90
I'd so
best quiLces 90
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PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.


IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
u Court OF Columbia couuiy, on SAUR-
DAY THE 25lh DAY OF AUGUST, 1860,
al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, John J. Bark
ley, administrator of Iddinas Barkiey, late
of Bloom township, in said county, decd,
will expose TO sale, by public vendue, npon
the premises, certain
LOT OF VACANT LAND,
situate in the town of Boomsburg, in The
said county, and bounded and described as
follows. 10 wit: On the Nouh by Third ST.,
on The East by lands OF John J. Barkley, on
the south by lands OF William Sloaa, and
on the west by lands OF John Whienighi;
containing about
Two ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, lying in most beautiful sIIu-
alton, and in most pleasant part OF the
town.
The LOT will make several very fine build
ing lots, fronting on streets anj alleys.
Lale the estate of said deceased, sltuate1
in the township oi Bloom, and county afore-
said. JACOB EfERLf, Clerk
Boomsburg, July %, 1860
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Tenth Annual Exhibition
september 25th, 26th, 9th and 2Sth.

The Grounds which are most bea uiifully
situated are 10, only large, but remarkably
well adapted 20 the purposes of the Exhl-
bition
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CLASS 2O-MlSCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Judges es-Dr. P. ahn, Bloom Hon q u
mus, Montour Peer En- Genre
GLASS 2i-TRIAL OF HORSES
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coIIecllon OF agricultural ImpIe-
menIs and tools the property OF the
exhibitor, WHO must be farmer 10 co
Judges-Elwood Hughes, Centre VIM.
Howell, Mount Pleasant John DieIerich,
Montour.
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CLASS HORSES.

Best single carriage horse, 90
Best mare, 90
JudgeS-Abner Wesch, Orange Enoch
Riuenhouse, Briar Creek Isaac Yelter,
Maine.
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Judoes-Dr. Simon Cotner, Madison !;
Seth Bowman, Betwick; Dr. George Hay
hurst Cattawissa.
CLASS 6-GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS.
best bushel white wheat so
Canadian white wheat so
red chaff bearded so
best and largest variety OF wheat co
-, k,.haI o,ts M
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-12
Important Notice.

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n also improves positively the quslity and la
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No other kind OF Food can be compared TO u
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We may therefore carefully recommend ~ TO
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Every oue-pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty-twc portions for one per
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General Depot at New orlesns-44 Cont street,
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