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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

BASE MoNEY.-Imitating the historical ex-
ample of James the Second, who issued brass
half-crows in Ireland in 1859, whereby coin
valued half a cent had the nominal value of
sixty cents, the Confederate Congress has vot-
ed 100000 for the purpose of coming copper
money, much aloyed, to the extent of $4,000,
600. This will be the most extensive cheat of
modern times. One cent by this process will
be elevated TO the value of tUentg-fre and
thus the Confederate coinage will vie in worth
lessness with its utterly valueless paper money.
This shows as much as any thing else, what
straits the rebels are in They might as well
issue coin made of sole-leather as this depre-
ciated currency, which is to consist of five. ten
and twenty-five cent tokens, in alloyed copper
This ought to convince the South of its utter
want of pecuniary means for carving on its
rebellion: Base money issued by authority. is
the last despairing effort of a bankrupt treas
ury. philadelphia Press.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Gilt Frames.
Ordnance Office,

WAR DEPARTMENT. I
Washington, Sept. 4, 1Sf2.
DROPOSALS will be received by this Department
until L. VI. on the 18Th September. 1862 for the
delivery at the New York Ordnance Agency, No. IS
5000 Regulation Cavalry Blankets;
1900 do Artillery Blankets.
These Blankets must be of pure wool. close woven,
Indigo-blue color, with orange border three inches
wide and three inches from the edge. The letters
U. S., six inches high, of orange color in the CELL
tire of the blanket.
FOR THE ARTILLERY
Red with black border three inches wide and three
inches from the edge. The letters III. S." six inch
high, black color, in the centre of the blanket
All the bankctsare to be IS inches long by 81 inch
eswde, and the weight of 3.lS15 TBS. Variation al
lowed, 0.lSf5 TBS. They must be single, and not in
pairs, aud packed in of one hundred each. The
value of the TO be determined by the Inspector
The goods are TO be inspected at the factory, and
none will be accepted or paid for but such ap-
proved on inspection
Deliveries must be made as follows: One tenth of
the amount contracted for per week. commencing
in two weeks from the date of the contract Failure
to deliver at specified time will subject the contract
10 forfeiture of the amount due at that time.
No bid will be considered which does not come
and which does not state explicitly the place time
and quantity of each weekly delivery.
The Department the right TO reject any or
all OF the bids which may be made
Each party obtaining a contract will be required TO
enter into bonds with proper surees for the faithful
execution of the same
Upon the award being made successful bidders
will be notified; and viii be furnished with forms of
the contract. and bond required Of them.
Proposals will be addressed to
General JAMES w, RIPLEY
Chief of Ordnance,
Washington, ID. c."
And will be endorsed
Proposals for Blankets"
JAMES W. RIPLEY
sep9tl3 Brig Gen. Chief of 0rd'ce.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

SC.-Has it ever occurred to our readers
now much significant meaning there is in
these well known initials of the Southern Con-
iederacy? Here is a decade of examples:
Lit originated in South Carolina.
Ut commenced on State Capital
1T contains a Suffering Community.
4.-lts success has Slim Chance.
5.-lnteryention brings it Small Comfort.
6.-lts leaders invent Shameless Calumnies.
Its people exhibit Surprising Credulity.
S.-lts women are Saucy Creatures.
S-lts history will be Scorn and Contempt.
Il Louisville Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES IN
THE UNITED STATEs.-According to the U.
5. census of 1860, there were at that time about
10000 more males than females in the United
States, a fact unprecedented in the census of
any other civilized nation. In most of the
older States there is an excess of females: in
Massachusetts 81, 900 more females than males,
while in Illinois there is an excess of 92 900
males; in Michigan, 10000 excess of males !;
in Texas, $4,000; in Wisconsin, $1,000; in Cal
ifornia, $1,000; and in Colorado there are 20
males to one female.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

Dr; Hall, in his excellent pamphlet of
Health Tracts" for September, says-"All
meats should be cut up as fine as pea espec-
iaiiy Tor Children On reading a sentence
IKE the above, we refer to the actual practice
Oh lie, with dismay, and recall how fearfuly
men are accustomed to bolt their food, in the
iahcied hurry that attends business. Mr.. Joe
Gargery had natural alarm about sbolting"
that it would be well perhaps if many more
entertained.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

true gentleman does not needlessly and
continually remind an offender of a wrong he
may have committed against him. He can
not only forgive, he can forget; and he strives
for that nobleness Of soul and manliness of
character which imparts sufficient strength to
let the past be truly the past. He will never
use the power which the knowledge of an of
renee, iaise step, or an unfortunate exposure
OF weakness give him, merely TO enjoy the
power Of humiliating his neighbor A true
man OF honor feels humbled himself, when he
cannot help humbli others.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Notice..

WE undersigned, having been appointed by Ma
thaniei u Marshall, ESQ, United States Assess
or for the first district in Maine Assist
ant Assessors for the sixth and seventh division of
SAID district, embracing the city of Portland and
having been duly qualified and entered upon the du-
ues thereof, hereby give notice TO all persons liable
TO taxation in said city under the law Of Congress ap
proved July ISL 1867 that they will be in session dali
~ sundays excepted for the present at office in the
new City building. in the second story from nine to
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, and from three to five
O'Clock IN the afternoon, TO receive true and COM
plee lists OF all taxable property, of every kind al
SO, TO receive applications for license as provided in
and required BY said act
SAML SMALL, Asst Assessor Div No
A. +. GERRISH :" :"
n. B.-Blank forms be had by calling at Office
Portland, Sept L. 1862. div
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
j. M. KER,
CORNER OF EXCHANGE FEDERAL SITS,
- DEALER
Choice Family Groceries.
PROVISIONS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES.
And Country Produce,
ES His friends and the public are invited to give
MI" ca". septl0-3m
j. M. B AK L Il,
Head Quarters,
CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Portland, Sept. 10, 1862
GENERAL ORDER No 2

tANf ABRAHAM LINCOLN, I
Portland, Sept 10, 1862. I
GENERAL ORDER No g.
In order to secure the advantages of so much of
General Order No. 3D. issued by the (,oyeruor and
tbief, authorizes the quotas of the
several towns TO enter the company or regiment of
their choice far a. NAV be consistent ,yith Tho
service. all quotas must report their mutual ar
rangemenis to these Head Quarters immediately af
yer hclr arrival in camp, 10 the end that TIE organi-
zaslon OF me several companies and regiments may
De perfected AZ the earliest practicable moment
Inc disposition of such quotas as cannot mutually
agree IN the premises will be made by the Command
ant at an early day.
Inc respective companies and regiments will be du.
vorgahzed, Immediately upon their being filed.
NO company will be organized without the full
complement of l0l men. No regiments or companies
VIII hereafter be allowed to organize outside of the
rendezvous. - -
The commissioning of any and all officers of com.
pahics and regiments, now or hereafter encampcd at
s rendezvous will be objected against by the Colo
hei commanding, unless such officers Immediately
upon their election, occupy the quarters provided for
them at tins camp, and are found invariably upon
~ proper occasions present for duty with their res
.pcctive commands
By order of the Colonel Commandant
seplz-lw 4. 5. MORRIS. Post Adjt.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

IMMENSE SHIPMENT OF BREADsTtrFFs.-
Last week sixty-five vessels cleared from New
ork Tor Europe, carrying one million, one
hundred and forty thousand seven hundred and
hfty-one bushels of grain, and forty thousand
one hundred and thirty-eight barrels of -four.
IN ADDITION to large quantities of provisions,
and assorted merchandise.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

Every household has its pet names Mr..
Jones enchants his helpmate by calling her
his idol" Jones, however, privately spells It
Idle. Mrs. Jones is a nice woman-an afEec
tionate woman-but she has constitutional
aversion to working.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

A leveler perceiving two crows fyinc side
py SIDE, med:-"Ay, that is Just as it
err" "''' '''io'''-
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

sE- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors qthe Press and
those of a business character TO the Publishers.
EB- The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
Press Office, in Fox BLOCK, No. s2l Exchange
Street, is open at all hours during the day and
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
evening.
tY- JoB PRINTING of every description executed
with Dispatch and all business pertaining to the Of
flee or paper promptly transacted application as
above
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

railer against marriage thinks that the
creation OF woman was simply the change OF a
bone in mans side to a thorn.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

How rdne are all things here belowt as
the swallow said when he was perched upon
the weather-cock
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

III you were to lose your nose, what Kind of
one would you get? The first that turned nm.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

ihere Is man in Jersey so lazy that he has
an artist hired by the month, to draw his
breath with lead pencil.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.


TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, sl.00 per square,
for three insertions less; exceeding three, and not
more than one week, ST. per square; 70 cents per
week after. One square every other day one week,
el.0o; 80 cents per week after.
EXHIBITIONS, &c, under head of AMUsEMENTs,
se.00 per square per week.
SPECIAL NOTICES, s1.5o per square for first week,
s1.00 per week aftef.
BUSINESS NOTICES in reading columns, u cents
per line for insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
Press (which has large circulation in every part of
the Stae) for 3s cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
BRADFORD a. HARMON.
Camp Abraham Lincoln.

4 Ii business with this rendezvous will be trans
IA acted at the head quarters on the camp grounds
The Commandant will be at head-q uarters from 8
to.ll O'Clock A. NJ, and from to O'Clock r. NJ
each day.
JOHN LYNCH, Col. Commandant
Sept. II, 1862. Iw
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
H O L E LIS.
"ELM HOUSE. =.

mn IhE Undersigned respectfully informs the
lrS&e,4 pno,lc thaf he has leased the above House.
Iifl3fiu on Federal Street. Portland and Invites
LzAA the travelling community to cali and see IN
he knows how to keep hotel - Clean
airy rooms, good beds, well-provided table atten
tise servants and moderate charges are the indnca
ments he holds out TO those whose business or pleas
ure call them to the Forest City,"
JONATHAN BLISS, Proprietor.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1862 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
ROBES FURNISHED TO ORDER.

- c. III. B. also manufactures
SHOWCASES, DESKS, AND DR4WER- WORK
OF every description, including TAYLoR's SELF
SUPPORTING DRAWER, the best kind ever made.
~ All orders for Repairing Furniture, Varnish-
ing Upholsterlng, Chair Seating, Glazing, &C..
promptly attended TO. jul3ltf
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

AMERICAN HOUSE,
BosToS, MASS,
4 5 the largest and best arranged Hotel In
l. the New England States; Is centrally loca-
ted and easy of access from all the routes of
travel Ii contains the modern improve
kk-A8m 8ments, and every convenience for the com.
lori and accommodation of the travelling public
Inc Sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated;
tne suts OF rooms are well arranged and completely
Iurnisnea ior families and large travelling parties
ana me house viii continue to be kept first class
Boston, January, 1862. d7mis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

QUE INDIAN AIIIEA-Capt +. J. Mackey, Chief
81 1ngtnesrs In the Indian Department. under Gem
aal Albert Pike, passed through Charleston, s. c..
Ssw days hnos, his way to this city, with late
psports and accounts from the West and the Indian
Territory. Tho charieston Cossi~, Of the 9th in
sAant says:
Captain Naakey Il . native Of South Carolina.
nd we'll known TO many Of our readork Much that
- pepoets need not be publishsd At this time but
W aEo pleased to receive full confirmation OF re.
neFts that had reached n from other sources.
Our Indiau allies ere doing well, and are render.
- excellent ssrvieA About thirteen regiments,
na1bsging neaxly 10000 men, are in service, repre-
ssaAlae chiefly ths Cherokees, Creeks, Choctnws,
I'd ChlakasaWs, with , few from other tribes Gen.
ofal Alhon Pike, whose acquaintance with the In
daan eharAstsr habits, and interests with the conf.
Sonee repose him b. the renders him emil.
naly III racAs man for that department, has lately
saeee1od = making treaties With leading repseseI.
tnAivss e ~ Oananehea and Of many other tribes
Gning Territory adjacent to our allies Of the Con-
faAasy. asnssai Pike enjoys fully the confidence
- ous Inaa allies, and Of the officers associated
w11A IN. md has rsuAersd signal service In Q de-.
DoD1neat wAisA Offers few rewards for common
Gil11ea, Or Indian allies are faithful and loyal
- M ssport Sor Themselves on proper oceasIons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

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rxrRAcrs FROM TnH PRHsA


From the Auaasa SoaI ~ ~ - ,r.roanc&oev
we UScSn. - w ~ - 80 Esrs tAst - havs
PeSo ~ ~. - ss - - shs. hr;llisnf MI
nAssuy PSsus 1917 49, 49,. 80 yyssh thst ernnalnl
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olssson Mn.ea 49, Mo n
~ seAa'E w.sn - n ss.sd.aa historv Of tha
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49,, 81. Atlanta n3a soMtAerN Cenfsdsraey.
: svna ~ ~. ~. ~ *. Wer n from the larae
- us...s..s,. crhsish;nr house OF West John.
s.o. ps.hr,cr6 ard v,ritten by Edward A. Pollard,
.,..h.. ~ :p,oct nsmonds' Go. one OF the best
;.ro.ss1 mar nnon the political history Of this
ss.s.-s, .cS ,,cst forcrt,le and vigorous writer
r. q : mort readable aud instructive book,
,.s., nm ,-ia,, .rrnr,sinv accuracy md will repay
= "srseri narna.I
Nm. tbs f.h.r,aaton Nevesyv:
.prom a.. tseminr nress Of West 4 Johnston,
rnhlishers Richmond. ehavei In volume Of nearly
fcwr hnndred neoaa n history Of 1.-THE rirst Year
If NE War" Ths book itself seems all that the an-
thor clsims II to b~ The style though not labored
n ulcasant and viaorous - In the pre-
santation Of the facts themselves we have nowhere
fatscts INV tendency towards unfairness Of state
msnt The book may be regarded az q faithful re-
as ~ the vievs of the calmer portion Of the peo-
Ma NJ tha Sonth In respect TO the events of the
Tar N the time Of their occurrence"
From the Richmond Enouirer:
t.T9,is hook has been read by many In camp. -
The authors stvle n fascinatne: that portion Of
h;- hook ,vh,ch raeonnfs the oriein and causes of
the war n lucid ana satisfactory."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13
Ianeen Cslh fbr SIX Hundred Theusand
Men.

Nns persons ont Of ten, In reading Stanton's or
dsn. will fton inattentlon or hasty perusai, con
sns that be calls only for three hundred thousand
ma fhIs - = mistake. He calls for three hun
lrsd tAousAnd militia (nine months msn) by draft.
end aise by special draft for enough militia in each
eaAas to make up lts quota Of three hundred thou
eona volunteerA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL So
~ OTHTY.-A special meeting of the Society
win b held ON THURSDAY evening. August l4tn.
Il 8 o'clock, q the hall over Mr.. J. =. Goodss
Pr;ntinr Ofilce. Main street Members are rsQuess-
al "a - unncsual In their Attendance. business
Of importance will b brought before the meeting.
BY order Of the President
nu i3-0t WIN. w. WOLFE, y. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

IN Just received by Express {:
Ladies' Silk Gloves and Hoop Skirts;
Real Val. Insertings and Edgings;
Embroidered Lawn and L c. Hhdkts.;
Gents Super Kid Gloves;
Gents Colored Silk Hdkfa
Expected In a few days
Superior English Long Cloths;
Huckabac and Irish Linens
Fall and Winter Dress Goods;
Mems Cotton and Merino Socks
On hand
Superior Gray Cessimercs;
Unbleachsd Cotton Shirtings;
An assortment Of Crenshaw Cloths.
au 1876 SAML II. PRICE & co.
DUN THE BLOCKADEAnd just received:
IL, 100 doz Mason's BiACKiNG;
100 dog fine tooth COMBS;
Bleached and Brown COTTONS;
Ladies' CATERS;
Heavy KERSEYS, &c, &c, 60; at
WERTHRIMER & LOWENBERGE,
au l3-6t* Is Main street.
DUN THE BLOCKADE-And just received
IL 100 doz Mason's BLACKING;
100 doz. fine. tooth COMBS;
Bleached and Brown COTTONS;
Ladies' CATERS;
Heavy KERSRYS, &c, &c, &c, at
WERTHEIMER & LOwENBRRG'S,
au l3-6t* IS Main street,
y 81 hds. prime SUGAR,
Is kegs LARD,
20 kegs BUTTER, (good)
5000 lbs. BACON,
400 lbs. SOAP;
ALSO
APPLES, ONIONS, and POTATOES,
For sale on conSgn,nent.
W. D. TOxPKINs & BRO,
aU l3-3t Basin Bank
bUcKiNGHAM LAND FOR SALE-I Offer
ID tor sale my tract Of LAND lying ON the plank
road from Farmville to Buckingham Court House,
II miles from the former and 10 miles from the lat.
ter place. containing 34l4 acres Any one desiring
Q healthy location In this section Of the country
and entirely free from the inroads Of the enemy,
viii please address Dr. j. B. GARDEN Curdsyille
r O.. for particuiarx "a l3-lm*
erOTTON YARNS assorted number;
~ Cotton Cards,
Pine Green Tea,
Laguayrs Coffee.
Fresh Butter,
Lard, &c.
For sale by GEO. L HERRING,
an l3-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

4 NnW KIND or MOSQUITO. a correspondent
- - Tol4do (disal Blade writes -from we know
- vAat part Of Dixie land follows:
Within the past wssk have discovered q new
k1nA - lnsoct catfsH the propeller fy. Ii "
~ - laxus - ore a osr Yankee mosquitoes, but
- oaGAt - - ord fssl them bite They light
- 20, ralse thSlf hind sDd- standing on their
- le1p-aad commence turning r0und. Their
~ = Ne eoFk 4ersw sd when they get Il In the
- 49, 10y Stagt ths maeAhefy by advancing
- 49, lere ~. They thsa work = propeller
49, 49, - o. cousHAs q The stern. assd around
0e1De uke nohtuiae, and n 0oes the cork Sessw,
- 20 eann1t pan thsu Of without unscrswins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

ER GENUINE GREEN TEA, superior Chew
ing TOBACCO, CIGARS, and Smoking TOBACCO,
at retail.
highest price will be paid.
C. R BROKEN,
au9-3tk No. Exchange Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-13

TIVE subscribsr has removed his OF.
~ FIOH 20 No "a Main IT., lover Striders skirt
nanufActosy) where he will be pleased to zee al
Who may need his servieea Best references given.
II. B. BLANKNAN. Surgeon Dentist
"a o-lms Formerly Of fredericksburg Va
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RUNAWAYS.

49, ~
rTNHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwill pay tbs
j above reward Of $50 for the apprehension and
delivery of my MAN, Lineas, who ran away on
the LIST Of July last. He is a mulatto, with very
black straight hair ha7le eyes, thick lips, about
feet 10 inches high straight and well formed; no
marks recollected He has been lurking about
Richmond, and have heard recently that he was
with one Of the Georgia regiments, and he may
have procured free papsrs us,a, ha .h.aana
LIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran of from my
rasidence. ON Baker street, my servant BOY,
Major, on Tuesday, the 9th inst He 10 q light gin
ger bread color about 10 years old very sprishty;
he had on when he left black felt hat white apron
and pants / think he IL In some Of the camps near
the city, he was brought to me from ono OF them
Q few days since. I will give the above rswardfor
his delivery to me- at my residence or stall No: l3
In the Old Market b. b. CRUAP.
au l3-2t*
DANAWAY-s5O RRWARD-Fronl the sub.
III scriber, in Madison, Rockingham county, N.
ave feet high black aud about eighteen years Old.
John IL the property Of Mr.. Brown Of Virginia,
was hired by me last spring, and may be attempt
ing to make his way back to his old home on the
Rappahannock. win pay $50 reward for his APP
prehenslon and delivery to nus In Madison, or rs
Tor his confinement In any JAIL that can get him.
an l3-l2ts NATHANIEL SCALES.
TNFORN1TION WANTED-Any information
given Of my servant girl, JENNY, who ran OF,
0u0 u 1uRpO8tO ~ nave Oc00 6StU0tcu uCaE the
American Hotel, ON the morning Of 18th inst win
be thankfully received, and y liberal reward paid
BY the subscriber. FRANK FRENCH,
an l4--3ts Spotswood Hotel.
DANANAY- few days ago = negro boy
III nanasd HENRY. about sixtsen years old. low
Ia stature, but stout Of dark brown color. Pro-
badly hired himself in camp. reward will be
paid for his return to ID. b. COKRIE'S Blacksmith
Shop, at Canal Packet landing, where he Is hired
an ll--3t-
1TSHN DOLLARS RRW1RD-Ran away ffom
t;no. 8 servant named HENRY rHORP, aged
about 20 ysars He b Of low stature. well formed,
Of o brown compilation. and has Q great impede
msnt Of speech. He belongs to Ars. Lefors. In
eet to he enessy's lima. The above reward win
Be paid for his delivery 70 me q Rlchmond.
su4-lts +. MCCARTHY. az Brood 4.
n1ToY-A bright mulatto firl, Is or II years q
aee, ran OF On Thu1dAy last Her appEshen-
ou Of any information that viii lead 70 her arrest
an6-3t RE. HAURY 4 co.
TT7WRNTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lsn ny
hoase, On Sunday last without psovoeation.
my ssryant siri, namsd JANE, about 20 yssfs
of age, small stature, and hOtds her bod s1dsways
when spoken to-; ahe has The aoar a watt1sA eelng
M ss sss $. s1s ss. IL .se,. ssw..s VII 5.
paid II hpr afyuet u0HDRT HILL
20. Ia ., - Msln "a C.:y: .
- ..a..r 49, 8
TestA DruabsA nAk DeaaAAA
Dpetng Oeabe, poek1t QealAA
DtnAh DoWine III, llnsa 3Aeeo4
GO. 1u1k1IxA
- ~ n. II ~ onoet.
GSok fAI1-A - q L. 1IsS6Ijo
D&6433uHMv - Naeieneo gDin6, "a. - ~
- - e1e1o - p.n4 - san ert1e
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- pAnsnA1 IaAp1ns 8 xsssl e. &
lDooalv0M r ~ NleA - ~ ~
6salAess 0ls4se1sy I. n - .. 1872
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TERMS For the first week at -. 50 per day.
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