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DISASTERS.
Sch james o,DonOhue, Bartlett. 81 days from st
Ihomas for Portland. put into New York sth iuat
mot Baltimore before repOrted) with sails sn;t
&c Reports. LIST and I'd inst, in the Gulf Stream
passed a quantity Of boxes and a vessels house
paiut d white. -AouSe
sen MAY Hover, from Machias for Boston before
miles South Of Nantucket, - - NV "'"u' iVV
Ship Alexander Marshnil At New Yore ero,,. 4, =.
epool experienced heavy westerly gales the snt;re
passage. Jan Il VIM Norman, seaman. died fro y
INJURIES received from being thrown over the Shae
brlg Eliza Ann, of (BluehilD Ayres at New, Vork
,oM Mragoane reports having experienced heavy
Ss us'eriy gales and shipped great deal of water
on the llth, George Clancy : - wv ie'ef' A'V
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Price 81. per Bottle.
> TEBBETTs BROTHERS.

Drugsistsana Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
GEORGE o GOODWIN 4 CO., a. Hanover
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Grants NstC Flank Move,nent-Retreato of the
EAenay Ia Trout Of the I'd C0rPs-The Fed
erGI Adva7sce Firmly Held.
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Best Soft Soap,
SOAP 0 R IN MEMPHIS,
T

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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Etc, Etc, Etc,
To Mey chants, and the Trade generally,
ace can and 5OiH Offer great
inducements.
Salesnlen-'

S~a1eenlen
WIN, an, ton, OF sOmeryiile, Tenn
Henry Co Ike
Hsrscs Re ives ~
Hoberet 81 ~Abernathyt Pamela MIS-
John p. Woo q, BrowusTnles rem.
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III APPEAL.
oAIrs nAnErs Az.5g rILE HUNS OF

Cats MAHEUs AMID TIE HUNS
BY rs CHILD.
Pillars are fallen al thy feet,
Fanes culver ia the air.
A PROSTATE city Is tiny seat
And thou alone art there
No change come DER Thy noble brow.
Though rum is around tnesl
Tbiuo Fvebeem burns SIS brlghtY now
As when the laurel crowned thee'
u cannot bend thy LOFTY soul,
Though friends aud tan1e depart.
Tho car OF fete may DER thee ron
Nor crush thy Roman heart.
And genius hath electric power
Which earth can never tame.
Bright suuSnay Sccrch and dark clouds lower
It's dash is SUI The same.
The creams we love IN early Ife
Aay melt like mist away-
AlE4 taouguts may seem, nid passions strife
lake Carthage IN decay.
And proud hopes in The human heart
May be 10 ruin hurled.
like Wondering monuments OF TART
AeAped on a Sleeping world.
kgt There is something VIII not die
where LIE hath once been fair
some towering thoughts sin rear on hlgn5
some Roman fingers there,
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NJ. COMBS, JR., & CO.,
Attorneys and COunseIIOFs ut Law
GENERAL
CLAIM AGENTS.
Memphis and Washington.

The recent war OF the rebellion has created a
! great number and variety of claims, the holden
! Of which as we'll as the Government, wish 70
adjust with all possible promptness.
All persons having such claims against the
] Government and wishing their speedy adjust
| ment. WILD @ well TO forward them imnsedi-
I ately TO this Agency for collection. Little diffi-
Guilty or expense need be encountered by any
applicant.
the prosecution and collection Of every variety
OF claims against the United States IN all de
partmeuts Of the Governments We are now
Lnost successfully prosecuting claims and re-
covering prompt aymeu or same from the
Government OF the United States for Horses
and Miles impressed; Hay, Corn and Forage
of all kinugi Wood and Lumber; Bacon. Flour
and other Provisions; Beef Cattle, Hogs, etc.
Hire Of Teams: Timber for Bridges and Rail-
roads; Irregular Claims against the Quarter
masters and Commissaries Departments Ofthe
United States, for supplies furnished the army,
whether Claimants have or have not vouchers
or receipts for the same.
We Collect claims for Loss OF Steamboats,,
SHOWS, Ekins- etc: for Furniture. Cotton or
other Produce seized by the Military or Treas
ury authorities; for Extra Pay and Com
mutetiOn OF cation Due Prisoners Of War;
for Rent of Houses, etc. Suspended Pension
Money, Pensions. OF all Kinds BGunties; sol
dier' Gheclz-BookS; Officers Back Pay Set
ueme1t of Officers Accounts; Hemoval OF
StOppaRes Horses Lost, Killed, captured Or
G~bandoued IN the Service; Erroneous lines, exc.
Claims for the four cents per pound paid on
Cotton previous TO shipments also, the TAX on
LMNAAa1 AAN1ANAA AAHN8
Land Damages, etc. before congress- and
Gains ofloyaI owners Of neero slaves who, en-
iistcd in the Union army during the late rebel
lion sDr the amount and bounty provided BY
mis- AGENCY, we Hatter ourselves, Offers ad-
vantages superior to any local agency, being
located at the Federal Capital, thus allowing "A
resdv fnvesfigqUon of difficult eases, and dis
patch in the collection o. claims md onrlong
experience in the collection. or Government
claims. and familiarity with the lPrms OF Office
and ali the departments Of the National Gov
erument give us great faelAues Tor the sueaess-
mi Prosecution OF all claims entrusted 70 US
Our Mr.. Combs viii practise lGw IN all the
eonrfs 81 the city OF Memphis and Shelby
county. ana the Federal c0uI TOT the District Of
West Tennessee. Lawyers tlA.h agents ana
Others having claims for collection in this and
adjoining States, will ind u 70 their advantage
10 send them to us
business with Us
ANY claims entrusted to rs viii be promptly
and vigorously prosecuted.
NJ. COMES, JR, & CO.
Attorneys and Counsellors AZ Law and Claim
Agents, Room No. 2 Postof1es Building, Mem
phfs. Tennessee. EoTSl In
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For terms apply at the Chureh.
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INSURANCE.
r. p BOILING, 1T. GREEN, JAS. sTEEETEB,
President, Vice EresL Secretary.
Home Insurance and Trust Co.,
No. IL Madison Street,
MEMPHIS. TENN

VNHIS Institution is prepared 10 purchase or
i furnish Exchange on all the principal cities
OF the Union Receive Deposits, Buy Gold. Sill
Ner and Incurreut Money. Collect on this point
without charge, furnishing Exchange al sur
rent rates.
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n0V5-lm-n09 1eneraI aupfnniendent-
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

VrEE Baltimore GOhio Railroad Company VIII
j Receipt for cotton or Merchandise through
from Memphis 10 Liverpool, or % any 81 the
Eastern CITIES a. the Lowest Hafez-
Their Line Of steamers is now ira successful
operation. Theiuitittory vOyagesu having proved
asuc.ass beyond the most zlugulne hopesOtth
friends olfhe enterprise.
The Steamships constituting this Lint are OF
The Propeller order. each Of which has been
prepared Tor the Liverpool trade az great
Epcuse. TIE Internal arrangements are Ofthe
most cDmplete and comfortable character, the
entire gce1umodatuus comparing favOrabIy
with other Lines of steamships crossing the
ocean.
me Baltimore & Ohio Railroad having
suffered severely during the way, and thereby
having been deprived of her legitimate freight
for the past i8ur years, now sulcsls the return
OF her old friends and patrons ~ the south and
West. The Road IS row iu first rate condition
being amply supplied with Rolling Stock, All
arrangements being complete for forwarding
Cotton or other freight with dispatch,
viii lind It. to- their interest 90 ship
by THIS route, as lowest rates and short time are
guaranteed.
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INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF GREASE on
TuE EAR-Au eminent dermatologisf,
one learned in the art ofhuman hair, dis
e9lrse5 tlUs sensibiv in regard % the use
al on GA the human head:
word might be said concerning the
use OF OILS ami the reducing the hair TO
CONDITION of % solid, on Che score Of
taste ana o growing E-hiOa opposed
10 ~ least the latter ulea abundantlv
.~hcolfaSG 4a Va utteriug that word.
in NY cr.H-9as grease IS cutie Uuft
laE lie toilets OF the ~elraufv IL IL
every way injurious. Tho usa NJ
docs uOI seem refined aul lg,za U-bo
employ b have but crude and erroneous
notions Of true art. The vulgar p~IisteU-
ing Of Amounted LEir is as offensive to !
frUe taste as Is The characierless. and
Therefore iEsipid custom Of plaster
ing IL down firmly upon the head. 50
1nuch I'm vogue To every grade Of society.
II IS time that cultivated and refined per
Sons were resolved 20 leave these hafba-
Ious, ignorant and injurious traits 10 the
more appropriate keeping of their true
originators, The L8plauders and the abo-
Of New zealand.
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L- The Navy Department has refused
"a use Of Government vessels TO assist
IA laying the cable across Behrings
straits, to connect by telegraph Europe
and America. The refusal was upon the
ground that the enterprise was purely q
private one.
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G 0 r o MA,
FE OIL
Of the Highest Grade,
LEBANON, TENN.

Reu. .. C. Kelley, 4. NJ, r. D., Principal.
Ms. Mary PtytoH, Nice-PrinclpaI.
Nrs. " 4. kelley, ASSISTANTS.
Miss FURHfs Queen, Teacher Instrumental Music
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New Unabridged Dictionary,

Than which there is none which, has reached its
pinnacle OF fame.
OrCesters Unabridged Dictionary we also keen
constantly on hand some scholars worship az
It's shrine. lt is good, but Wehsteri5 last is ST.
PERLATTvELT GOOD. Medical Works we have
Law Books We have. The best Literary Works
of this and every age, Novels OF almost all de-
cent AUTHORS; School Books, a very large stock
OF all kinds used in this country; Writing pa
pers, Cap, Legal Cap, Letter, RaJh, COMMERCIAL
Note and Note Envelopes Of all sizes, of good
qualities; Blank Books, MemOrandums. Writ
ing Books, Composition Books, Steamboat
Books, Note Books, Books Of Exchange, Ar
nold's and Buffers Inks. Copying Books. Copy
ing Presses, and ten thousand things we ctnn0t
mention.
To Attorneys and Physicians we especially
that we send promptly for an
books they desire, and charge but small com
pgBsatiOn.
To al we say, call and examine our stock.
We VIII sell you as low as any one can who
does not sell to his p~ecuniary destruction. We
solicit your trade. We promise fair and hon
0ra6le dealing. We shall respectfully and pc
litely treat you. II. WADE & CO..
noyo 3m IS Main street.
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IIsCELLANEOUs.

We desire TO call your attention to the above
Card, and respectfully tender You our services
in this market, assuring you that any business
You may mtrUst to our care Will have our per
suual, prompt and faithful attention
We will be pleased TO receive on consignment
Tobacco, Cotton and Western Produce gen
orally. We have secured the cOmuodious store
No. 80 Nater Street. located in tne I'M
mediate vicinity OF the NhirVeS OF the EEu-
cipal Railroad and transportation Companies:
and when sales cannot De made on arrival, we
are prepared 10 store, under our own saper-
vision. the goods consigned to us.
We VIII execute orders for any article OF mer-
chaudiSe in the market, but VII make q
speciality Of GROCELlS' GOODS.
We will receive and forward Merchandise to
foreign ports when desired.
Our Houses VIII be conducted as heretofore at
Cincinnati, under the style OF FCsSTER
BROTHERS. and at Memphis under the style
Of FOSTER, GWINN & Co. and they viii be
prepared 20 make Cash Advances On c0usign-
ments to us, and being in constant
cation with us by telegraph and otherwise, viii
be pleased 20 give cur friends in their vicinity
early information of the changes Ia this market.
The business here viii be controlled By our
George Foster, Guild Copeland, and samuel
Gwyn; and with their knowledge Of Western
Produce, Tobacco and Cotton, their experience
in the General Merchandise and Grocery bust
ness, and n thorough acquaintance with the
wants Of the West and Southwest, We with con-
hdence solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully,
FOSTER, COPELAND & co.
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ONCE MORE.
Matters.

nR EELLS, formerly Of this city. recently
o. New O~rleansJ having regained his
health, has resumed the practice Of his SpE-
CLALLTT-the treatment OF diseases OF q PIRATE
nature Dr. h Is q graduate of one Of the best
medical schools in the world. with twenty years
experience in hospital and private practice.
~ you are labOring under any affection ol tns
osnl2- tnF1Hdrg organs, II you are oseasi
suffering any Of the consequences Of youthful
lndlserelon, let no false delcacy prevent Your
immediate application 20 the Plyscian ana
surgeon whose entire business i As ana WHO
thoroughly understands IL
Strangers. and others in the city, should not
heedlessly jeopardize their future We1iafe ny
entrusting themselves 10 The handsQl ignorant
nretenders or reckless a~drcutures, sur cal az
once on Dr. EaTq-his reputation IS sufficient
guarantee YOU viii not be imposed upon, o q
friendly fsfk viii cost you nothing
an uaessSarv surgical operations performed
and an eommuuicauous strictly confidential.
paffensz fesirfnC II VII be visited 81 their resi-
denees drrfng the interval OF ofhcs hours. Tbs
O1s-- P9rror and Private Rooms, Me- Second
st-sef fourth door from Madison, are so ar
$500 fbqt patients 10 not meet each other
ge5ss hours. rom sam to m, and from ITO
! nm Parties al a distance can consult per
-af address, DR. LOUIS kELLS.
Wovclm Memphis. Tenn.
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IIIININI NaII-NN-N0F Y. % EaLEU-
Boarding, including Fuel, Lights and Wash
ing, s. y per week. Young ladies' furnish their
own towels.
AN A~PoLoGY-Is offered to our co-lsborers in
the work OF education. We have placed our
terms far below schools of similar grade; not
because We intend WHITEWATER education
aE is customary in cheap schools. but that,
while with you we labor 70 raise the educa-
tonal standard, we may take away from some
mistaken parents the last reason for patronizing
a class OF schools where young ladies are
herded ike cattle, and educated only Ia SEEM
ing.
FAFESIs FRoM A DISTANCE, Wishing 10 board
pupils IN the Institution, for the second term,
commencing February LIST, are requested to
notify us as early as November, that we may
be thoroughly prepared for the winter. ONE-
HALF OF All ESPESsEs IN ADVANCE.
nov5 I'm.
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M Il Is acknowledged that Mexico
needs a stable government and admitted
that, If let alone, NaNimlian win give
10 It a peaceful protection to industry and
capital, which wll greatly advantage
The prosperity Of the country, and serve
10 Anericanize it more rapidly than
could be done By q Ear.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT

with the immense resources Of tina above
companies, their long and faithful experience
in underwriting, and their and lib
crafty IN the adjustment and settlement OF
Losses, we are enabled TO offer to insurers the
best possible security against the dangers Of
FIRE, W ater and accident, upon terms as favor
able as consistent with the hazard incurred.
In the Life Department, tho Mt tuai Benefit
stands without a rival.
Being entirely MUTUAL, It's profits are di-
ylded among The Policy Holdas DURING
THEIR LIFE, thus assisting them in the pay
ment of premiums.
It makes no EXTRA CHARGEsfc for residence
IN tennessee, and its large accumulaEtou Of as
sets and small ratio OF expenses, n rnish the
best possible guaranty Gifts stability and per
manencys
All Applications for Insuranass aithfully at
tended 70, and alLosses Promptly adjusted and
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GREAT cLAIM AGENCY
OF THE UNION,
Licensed By the United States Govern
Rent, and Dealing Directly with
the Var Department.

N. CoMBs. JR., Commissioner Of the United
States Court q Claims for the State OF Tenn
neSsae.
ROBERT BOWIE. late Of Interior Derartment.
J.. W. De KRAFT, late Chief Clcck L. $. Gen
eral Land once.
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Through Receipt. given by
6. FALLS g Co.
agents 3. d o. X. Il
22s FRONT STREET

Our last telegram from Baltimore g. Ohio
Rail'oad is dated 18th -uu route is ia perfect
order. and use can forward any amount OF
cotton without delay which will De good LseWs
to shippers. as q late Cincinnati Commercial
states, De- We learn from a reliable source that
tile Eide. New York Central. and Grand Truuk
Roads are pretty thoroughly blocked up, with
a fair prospect of q similar state Of things OF
the Pennsylvania Road. How long the Balti-
more 81 Ohio Railroad can stand the surplus
pressure remain TO De seen"
G.. FALLS & co.
Agents Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
MEsTPHIS- Nov. Us, lsJ. u0Is-im
NOTICE. shippers hy the Mississippi
y and Tennessee Railroad No freight VII
be received by this Road for shipment south.
from to-day, Saturday, Nov. Is, until further
notice. a. =. LlNEEAfQKE.
nOyIs-Iw. Gent Sup't.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF

On and aner WEDNESDAY. the sth instant
the trains on The Memphis andC Charleston Ran
road VIII run DAILY, Is i0lOws:
Eastward Trains.
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MONEY WANTED.

Thirty Thousand Dollars Union Bank Notes.
S3a.oo3 Bunk Of Tennessee. $4,000 Plautarg5
and s2o.O0O Bank OF West Tennessee
wanted Immediately iv Home Insurance and
Trust Company. X. z. Boiling. PreSt.
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OBJECT-To furnish a School for Young La
dies, at a point heretofore reputed the Athens
ofthe South-second to none on the continent
in completeness Of the Course OF Study-the
thOroughneSs Of Instruction or the care be-
slowed on the Manners OF the pupils.
HoFE OF SUCCEss-Our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected from
the very best circles OF home society. The Prin-
e1pall Is atthe same time proprietor ofthe Board
ing Department. He withdraw almost his entire
supples iroIA 4 arm, with which he is con-
nected, in the Vtcinity-thus the expenses are
much lessened- Yet the aid OF his Mother, who
has thirty years experience in training Young
LADIES, IN the Boarding Department; and his
wife, educated by the accomplished teachers
lrS Hubbard and :. W. Moore, in the Literary
Department, VIII secure ample attention TO all
the interests ofthe Institution.
MUsIC-Wil be under the supervision OF 4
superior teacher and vocalist OF the finest eulti-
walton.
BUILDISG M G~RoUNps-Speak fully for
themselves. A %cistern, ample yerandas, and
SAITH rooms on the upper floor.
II LANGUAGES AND MATHrYArTCs-A thor
ough University Course viii be given If desired.
RELIGIOUS C1IARACrER-CEristian and Pro-
testanL but viii not be IN any sense sectarian.
For NOUNG LADIES-Who have completed
their course Of study, and who NAV wish to
improve IN The ART threading. there will be an
opportunity 10 pursue q course of general
Bellies Letters ~reading-under the superintend-
ance Of the Brncipal-accumpauied with colo
qulal lectures, on style, and uses to be made OF
History, Poetry and Fiction
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Rf 9 kf ? Els LIEE

DIRECTORS
J. J. MURPHY, President
T. N. APPERSaS
J. GUM@NINGs JOHNSON, of the house Of @.
5oHS r. STATION, OF she house OF s.ratton
]. T.. FRANK.
T. A. NELSON. OF \ q At Nsrg-, ~
}. IT, CASH.
ms ILsgtutlen Is prepared TO Receive De-
oai9Y 20 Buy and sell Exchange on an the
tLsnclpal Commercial Cities, and to Collect
nfaiS on thtsC1ty and an principal points In
this section.
hemilisnces Promptly Attended 20.
hohio OH +. N. CASH, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

ui ,oG MT. NoTRE DAME, READING, 0HI0,l
q Jud s.l-- - November Goth, lse1- y i9
Mr.. .MARrIN.-This Is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for US, and are satisfied with IT,
Our rooms are amply heated. . .,!,iIr.. .....-i,4
AouurrS' f'Spe0sSsTIS SISTERS NOTRE DAME. r
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Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces.
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.

CoLugBUs, February 18th, 1856.
To ,ohom this may Concern:
Peter Martin, Of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPROVED Hor AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
s. The Furnaces in District No. have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. l cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. K. ID. KINGSLEY,
tad Supt. of Public Schools of Columbus.
CIRcLEvILLE, Feb. 10th, 1866.
The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
building Of this city In November last, and
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces in the following
important particulars: 1t has, compara-
lively, a greater heating surface; produces
q larger volume of heat with given amount
of fuel; the condition of the air in respect
to temperature, moisture and purity, is s,i-
perior; the admission Of cold air, the sup
ply of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated.
g To avoid scorching and decomposing the
air, as is done, to some extent by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supply Of pure, fresh air, warmed
to apleasant temperature, as well as to pro-
tect the wrought-iron air-fues from
othe effects of the fire, it is essential that
the warm air-fues leading to the school
0rooms, should be at least twelve
inches in diameter. This will insure the
influx of such large and rapid current OF
fresh air as TO prevent the wrought-iron
.fiues from being overheated, and thus secure
/, the durability Of the furnace, and keep the
warm air In Q healthful condition. 1t is
deemed proper to State In this connection,
that our Board of Education was induced
70 order Mr.. Martins Furnace, because two
other furnaces had been previously used IN
our school ediflce without satisfactory re-
suits, and because, after q careful examina-
tion Of q large number Of furnaces ant
other modes Of warming school houses ant
other public edifces, not only in Western
but aiso in Eastern. cities, Mr.. Martins wa
,belieyed to be decidedly the best. -a7o
II. II. BARNEY,
hl0 Supt. Circleyille Union School.
Address PETER MARTINI,
No. I49 West Fifth St, Cincinnati, 0.
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