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MINK AND GREENBACKS.

THO Hunters and Trappers in Southern Al
l. legany anG Northern Pennsylvania be It
known. that from this till farther notice, the
subscribers VIII pay FIVE DOLLARS EACH
in greenbachs, for all healthy living Mink,
delivered to them in WelsvilIe. These Mink
are now worthless for fur, and will remain
comparatively so for three or four months,
their skins not being prime till about the
middle Of December Whole litters of Mink
now prevail on the tributaries of the Genesee
and Allegany, and can be taken in box traps.
Persons catching them have only to keep
them confined in box we'll ventilated and
kept in a cool place, with O dish Of good lure
water at al times in the boJ,and half dozen
if caught can be brought TO market at once.
Mirk can be caught much more readily now
than when the season becomes advanced and
cold, and will bring just as good price by
selling to the subscribers. Bring them along
then, slngly or by the dozen, and the money
is ready. WILLIAM ". COLE,
ASHER P. COLE.
WeHsYilIe, july 10 I864.-4m.
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Making and Repairing

FKVIE COMES >IUAS AM 4AFEttLACE
OF AN INVALID.
Publish d for the benefit ani as a caution
TO young men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood 6c., supplying at the same time the
means OF self-cure. By one who has cured
imself after undergoing considerable quack-
cry. B., enclosing a postpaid addressed en-
velope, single copies may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Brooklvn. kinrs Co. =. Y.
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pose of Installing officers and othtD
There will also be a Supper at
Hotel, at clock p. NJ and a Cotii
in the evening. All members of th\
are invited TO attend.
Be- ord,7 Of Comm
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nELi of Letters remaining in the Post
Fice At Coudersport, Dec. /, 1864:

OFice al JOuleTspOII, UtC' + IoOF'
Sally Allen, Marie n Baxter, Estella Bishop
] Brilling. Simeon Charles, Leonard Davis, r
Drake. Walter b Emmons 2, J Francher, Leroy
D. Goff. W Harding, Polly Rowland, Noble
Perry Rowland Elsie Jackson, Reuben John
son, G Lookout, David Lowery, Amy Man
tania, II J Marcy, Stephen Staysa, Martin
Sweet, c. Wainwright, R 4 Wood
JOIN S MANN, ? u.
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WAGON SHOP

y1VnE subscriber having l1catel in lewis
vile is prepared to do all kinds OF WORK
in his line, on short notice and in the best
manner.
Making and Repairing
of all kinds am enabled by the aid of ma
chinery 10 d. wosk IN the wagon-lIne better
and cheaper than any Ler ct >tsbliShment in
the county. | ala also prepared TO nuke
COFFINS ED>UN HYDE.
ULYSSES. Penn'a. Dec. 7. 1864
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.

There will be an adjourned meeting OF
Eulalia Lodge, No $40, on St. Johns Day,
Dec. 27, 1864. at o'clock P. N, for the Pur-
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on YHEsNG.-- --

This branch of our trade we call your ntten-
on to in particular as we can and will save
you 25 to so per cent. Fine suits from $l2
to SIS. worth $50 to SIS. Good black pants
for S3,75, worth S4,5e. Extra Doeskin s. so.
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PRICE CURREET.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. y. STEB.
BINS i CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
aud Provisions,
opposite D. T. Glassmire's Hotel,
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SILK ,SHAWLS,&C..

of the Best ani Latest Fashions, very low
Fine Merinos, Thibet, Wool, BrochA. Stella,
and most other kinds,
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abroad for Confederate curreucv-tu1 yet it Is
the currency which Is Just nov very low and is
called on ITO make an effort" But we doubt it
even as regards the bonds, for the clause Of tbs
Confederate Constitution which permits scccs
sion az pleasure, really deprivcs foreign creditors
bankruptcy.
Any one, two, or three States, which find the
burden OF the debt troublesome, have only TO
secede 10 escape liability. II would be useless 81
make war against the remainder in order 20
recover Tor the remainder would follow the
example OF the deluquents, rs soon as they found
tEey were to bear the whole burden Aud even
it hey did not, the foreign creditors would gain
nothing by hustiiites, for in such cases the G)v-
eminent would, doubtless, apply to them thu
ru'g they applied 20 Northern merchants at the
outbreak Of the war-ordercd their debtors TO
pay al sums due 20 them into the public Irc'-
suTy.
So that the creditors wonld have the ron,ola.
ton Of knowing that the expenses Of robbing
them where partly paid ont ut their own pockets.
To attempt operations against each Of the States
Individually for an assertion Of the claims against
the entire body, would we need hardly say, be
equally foolish. They could not be subtuad
without such an army as no European power
could send against them, and they would prObl-
bly, make common cause against the duns, with
the most extraordinary hcroism, beside abusing
them and calling them names.
The insOlpnCC of the base traders, who pre-
sumed TO annoy gentlemen" with their bills,
would be duly exposed in the Examiner. The
foreign creditors would be accused Of having
sucked out the lifc-blood of the South :" the
interest they had already received would bo
added mp, and PROBABLY found to exceed In value
the capital actually advanced originally, and at
last "thc Southern heart would be so fired" that
the citizens would begin operations against the
English and French agents, with tar and feathers
and fence rails.
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TIIE PRn4PECr.

IRON me fTI'fHH
Thus far, elections have this year been held in
the States Of New Hampshire, Connecticut.
Rhode Island, Oregon, Vermont, and Maine.
each Of which ha, been carried by the Union
party by an aggregate increase on the majority
Of the preceding year The four former voted
before, the two latter since the rival nominations
for President, but the result does not seem TO
have been affected by that Circumstance. We
may, with great confidence, assume, therefore,
reasoning from absolute dUta-that the elections
Of this year will substantially reiterato the popu.
lar convictions expressed In those OF 1858, with
the probable exception of Kentucky, where the
Bramlettc-Guthrie faction, which last year sup
ported the Union ticket, has since gone over 10
with them, II Rebel guCrillas and returned
soldiers from the Confederate armies shall be
allowed to vote, ms they prob ably will be.
Ihls Is precisely what rs meant by that plank
IN the Chicago Democratic Platform which de-
nounccs "thG direct interference OF the military
authority Of the United States in che recent elec-
tons held In Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and
Delaware That interference in good part pre-
cIudCd voting by and for avowed, notorious.
active traitor,-' only that and ,pothing more
TIE BBmlcttc-Guthre fac ion of X ltuCkians
thought this nice operation so long a. hey aud
the Reh Is voted opposite tickets; now that they
want to vote the same ticket they stigmatile Il as
atrocious. We beg leave to agree with their old
opinion rather than their new protestltion. Still
we believe them strong enough, with Rebel help
to carry their State for Mcclellan, though the
unconditional Unionists of Kentucky are making
gallant fight, and have hopes of success.
The following table shows the popular vote of
the respective States in 1868, with the number of
electors to be chosen by each, eight weeks
hence -
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The End of the CIrcnssInn sInye rrnnc.

The End Of the CircRssinn slave Traffic
Ithas already been announced that the Sultan
of Turkey has prohibited the Circlssian slave
trade. The Lerant Herald Of Constantinoplc gives
the following particulars -
eve feel lively satisfaction in reporting that
the Porte has at length put It's defuitive reto on
the traffic in Circassan slaves. Last week irmans
were despatched TO Sam SCUM and Trebizond ,abso-
utely abolishing the trade, and forbdding the
further purchase or sale of slaves Of either sex
This excellent decree comes, 1t may be said, rather
late but II has been accompanied by action on
the part Of the immigration Commission, which
goes far to atone for the tardiness. Very many Of
the sales which have been hitherto effected took
place under pressure of the captains of the va
riOus transports who, though chartered by the
Porte, drove, 1t now appears, regular and most
profitable trade, by eNactng passage-money from
wretchtd mountaincers in every case In which Ii
could be forced out of them In either money or
kind In the latter event, the custom had been
to take slave for every thirty passengers, lots
being drawn for the wretched boys and girls who
we're thus sacrificed for the transport redemption
of their fellows. This fact having come to the
knowledge of the commission, an inquiry was
instituted and large number of free born youths
and girls who had thus passed into tho posses
sion of the dealers and private purchasers have
been summarily set free and restored to their
parents"
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Total......1, ,9i9,966 l,5ll ,l23 23l
Union majority 43S,5l3 Necessary TO choose | L

EUTE In New Jersey, there was no candidate run
ming throughout the STATE in 1885, the aggegate vote
OF the rival parties nearly given There
viii be some 10000 additional votes pOllGd this fail In
Delaware, the Democratic party refused 10 vote last year.
alleging military COeTCiOn have given the
vote for Governor In 1852 The last year for Con
Rressl stood Uniunis S22O scattering Is In Maryland
both candidates old Whigs nut we have gwen the
vote of the pro slavery (NaD to the Democrats,
who 20 10000 more when they try.
West Virginia vo,ed the Union ticket solid her full vote
when poed wi yay little from the totals (estimatedl
above. Ohio poled her usus Democratic vote for an
oigham, but an extraordinary aggregate against him
probably ~ eco more than IL else h'd the
Democratic candidate Indiana held but OC Al cleo
tOns last yer; have embodied her Of 1862
table Her local of 1868 showed Union gains
ontha vote Illinois In 1863 chose local officers oEly; in
counties there but tcket in ALL party lines
were ions iderahly OveIleaped.
From counties have maiorites only; that
the totals SHOULD least be 5000 higher than those given
in our table In the aggregate, ON missouri, there
several counties utterly wanting; full returns woudcOn-
sideraby Increase both aggregates Oregon voted asan
last June, elected Unonsts by fully good vote
given In table, which Ia that for Governor in 1852
tOur frencs o. ain carried the State handsomely last
Jm e.) Kansas held no elections. We give her vote in
1862
Iutting Kentucky against us, where she pro-
badly belongs, and the popular vote Of last year
would give Mcclellan the electors from New
Jersey, Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri-ii in
all-leavng 1877 to Lincoln. And that is jus
about the probable result, unless the Rebels in
arms should meantime win important victories
Our triumph seems tolerably safe but not SO
safe AS to Justify an abatement of effort.
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IT M II E ID - II A. II NJ =
7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury ivoi notice that sub
acrIpons will BE- received for Coupoi Treasury voes
pay able three years nom August Is, 1884, with sent an
nus interest at the rate Of and threconths per
cent por prncPaland interest both 70 be paid 10
lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible AZ the option or the
hoder at maturity, INTO six per cent sold bearing bonds
pay able not less than ave than twenty years
from their Gate as the Government may elect They will
be issued In denominations OF SO siOo $500 5000 and
$500 and all subscriptions must be lor my dsnArs
some multiple u nny dollars
A. the noios draw interest from August -, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
nicrest accrued nom date Of uoc 10 date Of deposit
Parties d,positlug twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any one time win b. allowed
commission of ouc-quar'cr OF Que per cent.
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trNtrtb sTArts fNrkhNAt fEvENUE.


Ffsi Collection District of Pennsyvana, comprising the
Second Thir. Fourth. Fnh sisth and Eleventh Ware
Of tle CITY o. Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
The Annrai Assessment for 1855 for the abyvonamcd
District Of persons liable 10 Carriages Pleasure
Yachts Billiard Tables and Gold md Silver Piafo aad
also ofpcons required take Licenses having boea
completed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Taxes Aforesaid will be received daily By the
Undersigned between the hours Of 9A.M. and P. NJ.
Sundays eNceptedJ at the Oflce, No. SOi oHESNUr
Street. second floor on and aner THURSDAY september
I. and until and including SATURDAY, September ~.
ensuing.
PENALTIES
All persons who fal;o pay tter Annual TaNesupon car
age pleasure yachts billiard tables gold and plate,
on before the path day Of September, 1854, viii incur
ponay Of & per oenium additional OF the amount thereof
and be liable COSTS provided for the 9th SeouOn
OF the Excise Laws July !. 1852.
All persons who in like msnner shall fall 10 take out
ue licenses as regulated by law before the 9atb
day OF September, 1884, will incur penalty Of ten per
cenum additional Of the amount thereof and be subject
t' prosecution for three times The amount Of said tax u
a'cordente with the provisions OF the seth section Of the
law aforesaid
An payments required TO be made In asury Notes.
under authority Of the United States or In notes OF Bank
organized urdcr the act TO provide National Currenoy
known Is National Banks.
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN
JEsPEK HARDING.
Collector,
sci-2t No S0 CHEsNUr Street.
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THE OCEAN TBLBGRAPu.-The few miles of
cable for the Atlantic telegraph, which have
arrived in New York, are intended not for the
main line, bat for some branch connection on
this side. Recent advces from England state
that the ocean cable is being rapidly manufaC-
tured, and as fast as made, is cOiled up on board
the Great Eastern, under water. Ii is supposed
that the long exposure Of the first cable 20 the
sun and air was the true cause of its failure.
The present precaution is adoped to prevent the
recurrence of that calamity. The cable will un-
doubtedly be finished early in June 1t will be
laid from this side as a starting point.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal interest the notes for
three years, this privilege Of conversion Is worth
about three per cent PER annual for Che current rate for
$40 Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium and
before the tne premium six per cent United states
stocks twenty per cent. II viii be that tho
actual profit this loan, at the present market rate
not less than ten per cent per annam.
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kSN- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. u.
Isaaea, D., Professor Of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases Apperainng 10 the above named members with
the utmost Testimonials from the reliable
In the city and country be at his Ohce
No. sl PINE Street Artificial Eyes Inserted without pain
No charges made for examination Odce hours from 10
~ A. M . toT p. NJ No. 5n FINE street. AuT-lm
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAI, TAXATION

But aside from all the advantage have enumerated,
special Act Of Congress Crenp az bonds and Treasury
rois from local taralion on the average this exemP
ton worth about two per cent per anuuu according
the rate oftaNston in various parts OF the country.
II Ia believed that securities offer groat induce
ments to lenders those issued the Government In
all other ferns Of indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies or separate communal
ties, only Is pledged for payment while the whole pro-
pery the country held tho discharge OF all
the obligations Of the United States.
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sUnsCErTIosE WILL M RECEIVED by the gTreasurcr Of
the United States, at washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers ana designated DeposltAries, sad by tho
PIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA
THIRD NATIONAL BANS OF PHILADELPHIA, "a,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
By all National Banks which aro depositarios Of publ ic
money; and [q-l8l
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.

In ANNrIoNAL SAVING, nANE, oncrlus higher rae
5f Interest than any other, and ne lr,t security Any
savings bank which pays s dcposiiors IN United States
Notes considers that it paying Or The bost circulating
medium Of the county, and i cannot pay Ia anything
better, for its asset, ocrin Government so1ur
Ties lu notes orbouds payable In Government paper.
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
u OF PENNSYLVANIA, set
TO THE HE hhEsIRsST OF IT'LL TIE uSITEp sTATEs
OF lENHBi LNAHIA
WHEREAS, The District Court OF the United State in
and for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania rgnty aud
tates OF america hath decreod al persons general who
have or pretend to have any right title iateres IN
ioy three bales OF cotton and tae Of sale
captured by the steamer "AroOsook,' vessel of
the United staIes, under coumand Of S. r. Franklin
Lieutenant Commanding and brough this di trot 10 be
moniAhed cited and called 10 Judgment, the time and
Justice SO reQuirlne) You therefore. charged aud
strictly enioned and commanded. that omit not but
that by publishing these presents I'm at oast two OF the
a3ily newspspers printed and published IN the city
do monsh and cite to be monished cited.
peremporiy. all persons In general who have, or
o 70 as ' q or and ss
Of tie sale thereof 70 appear before tho Honoraols
at the Distct Court room in the City Of PhiIa-
presents II day, else the day
following. between the usual hours OF hearing causes.
a reasonable and lawful excuse, II any they have
why the said fory bales Of cptton should not be
some TO the enemes q me United states and as goods
demnaton, to be adludged and condemned good and
law nl prizes; and further TO do and receve In this
Intimate or cause 10 intmated persons afore-
sad geperay (to whom the tenor Of these presents
H also inAed thar they shah appear at the time
and place above mentioned, or appear and shall not
show reasonable and llwtu cause to the contrary then
said District doth intend and viii proceed to adu
dl1ation the said capture, aud mas pronounce that
dso @ Sd OF s did bons ASs az hs , TS
Of ihe earture Of the same. 70 the enemies OF the
enemies, otherwise liable and subject TO cOnaaeA-
tOn and condemnation 10 be adjudRed and condemned
cited and minated IN wise Notwithstanding,
YOU shall do in The premises cgether these presents
witness 'he Honorable JOHN Q C,DwALADER, Judge
scpe@baa zen % A. % d. 1874 and il The e@Sy-a year S Of
the udependt nee Of the said United States
q. r. FON, Clerk District Court
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"A rhymeSter of the st. Louis Democrat eX-
presses his opinion of the peace men thus

presses MS OplulOn Ol InC pCdCo HlCu luus -
TAKE two OF ca rths detesed names,
IscarlOt' and 'IagO,'
And trembling ard, and you have
The conClave Of Chicago"
Common salt is, in most doses, a perfectly
indispensable article of human food, without
which we should perish miserably; in medium
doses it is a safe and useful cmetic medicine
poison, and has caused death in several cases.
Sfimutants and Narcotics By Francis 4. AnStie,
NJ d., N. r. C.P.
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scI2lt

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
the Comptroller Of the Currency, Washington septea-
whereas satisfactory notice has been transmitted TO the
Of the Currency t6at ,he capital stosk q the
Frankord has been increased IN the sum of One Hundred
and fiy thousand Dollars $3.50 OOo In accordance with
the proysons Of its Articles Association aud that the
whole amount Of such increase has been paid in and that
The sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Now Il Is hereby certified hat the capital stock Of "The
Second National Bank Of Phila1eshla," Pennsylvania,
One Hundred and Py IN '9sand Dollars GsiSoooj tSSi
said increase Of capital has been paid into said Bank
OF capital approved BY the Comptroller OF the Currency
In witness wheroofI hereunto aiix o1cla SIGNATURE.
select Comptroller.
Urea AsURY DEPARTMENT..
AUGUST "a, 1854.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THREE YEARS SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER 1, 1861.
Holders Of Seven Thirty Notes, dated October l. 1861.
hereby notified tina, they may be presented imms-
dlaeiy in amount to bo exchanged for Six Per Cent.
Bonds falling due after June 3d. 1881.
The ialsrost the Seven Thirty Notes win be settled
up to date OF maturity October l. and the Six Por Cent
Bonds will bear full coupons from Jrly1.
The adjustment Of interest will be made by deducting
the amount of found due on Seven
Thirty Notes up October l. the interest accrued the
Blk Cent Bonds from Juy to October the balance
viii be transmitted by the Treasurers coin dram mme-
diAtely upon settlement
The following regulations in relation to endorsements
must be carefully observed;-
wtere rotes transmitted for settlement were Issued
payable order, and held and transmitted BY the
original ners they be endorsed bv thom. PaYt TO
the Secretary ofthe Treasury for redemption and bonds
will issue In their name.
Where notes payable to order held by othsgI 4.
than the original owners the must have tho lorse
ment of the original also be endorsed By tho
present owners PAY the Secretary of tho Treasury for
redemption"
For notes issued in blank endorsed "Pay the Score
ary OF the Treasury for redemption bonds win issued
to tho parties transmitting them and In such
they may direct
When endorsed or transmitted by an attorney,
administrator executor, of Tier agent, they must be-
accompanied by duly certified copy certificate Of the
authority under which he acts In all cases by letter
stating the kind egistered coupon) and the donons
ton Of the Six Per Cent Bonds wanted In exchange
When Registered Bonds ordert parties should stata
at which of the following places they wish the interest
paid, VIZ. New York, Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore
New Orleans, Chicago, st. Louis or Cincinnati.
W. P. FEssENDEN,
au9O3v Secretary of the Treasury.
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MARsHAL's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A

M ARSHALS SALE.-B1 NlKIUE OF A
INl Writ OF sale. by the Hon. John cAdweAder judge
tho District COur Of the United Stats n AID for the
Eastern Dstrict OF PennSy yanA. in Admiralty, to d
reCted will be sod al public sale tho high-st
bidder for cash, at mlCHEhERS STORE. No. l4l N.
FRONT Street, on MONDAY, Septeu ber 20. 1854 at u
O'Clock NJ. the steam Lillian. consistng
ib3 bales OF cotton alAO, 50 bales OF cotton cargo
OF yeSstl unknown.
WILLIAM MILIWARO,
u. 5. Marshal Il ID, OF Penns.
rHtApELrriA. S,pt, nb,r 10, 1864. ssl7-l0t
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DATBNTED JULY 10, lS64-JOSEPH
i MoTTET, Eleve de Paris, French Steam Dyeng
Ge Is, and Children Patent apparatus for stretching
Brtnah No. 200 3. NINTH Street. Philadelphia au8-3m
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READY-MADE CLOTHING