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.lFv.,ms IN LyNcul,RG.

.NT.Ams IN LyNCun,RG. Va
Gradually the city is returning to its
accustomed stairs, and falling into
It's whilolne wavs ;.Nd habits. Eusine.y
is rcviving, and the streets we;,r un
active and animated appearance Our
old merchants are rt,slDnng their pur-
suits, and faces :Ls ''f;ln,iliur ns house
hold words arc rcappcaring behind
the counters. The notes of the tobac-
GO horn-musical to every Lynchburg-
er's ear-are heard again sounding
through streets and alleys. The iron
horse is again cnrccring niung our rail
roads, and waking the echoes of hill
and valley by his hoarse voice The
telegraph is 1l;lsh shing with electric speed
it's messages to I'LL parts of the conntry.
Gas lights are once more making
bright our homes. Packet and freight
boats are gliding gracefully along the
canal. rs of yore-i. C., before Sheri-
dan washed the bottom out" Civil
authority has been restored; the city
fathers have returned to their patcrnal
labors; the courts have resumed their
sway, and his Honor the Mayor has
mounted his throne of justice. These
are some of the evidences of returning
OF der, 30. r..ss and nterpEse to the
city. they are encouraging. We are
hopeful of better times when the debris
ef war shall have been brushed away.
and the ways of '"calm. delightful
peace fully re-cstablished.
IIsyiniun, -1ugusf II.
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The ANGLo-SANoS ELEsIENT-Wc
talk at random Il great deal about the
Anglo-SaXon race. Look at the names
Ill the list Of our American -conman-
ders-in-chief, from the first. commits
stoned by Washington, in 1874, down
to the present tiAlc. Here we have
Gen. Arthur St. Clair. Il Scotch Cclt;
Anthony Wayne. an Irish Cc,t; James
Wilkinson, Saxon or Gothic; Henry
Dearborn, a Welsh Cclt; Jacob Brown,
Il Welsh Celt; Alexander McCcmb, an
Irish Celt; Winfield Scott, Scotch;
George 3. Mcclellan. Scotch; H. W.
LA LEX, Saxons; U. S. Grant, Scotch.
Thus we have eight out OF the ten
commanders-in-chief Of our armies
during the last srvcnty-tivc Years,
whose origin is no more AnGlo-S;Non
than it is Tartar Look ut the Celtic
names. i.loreovcr, that stand liz the
fore front Of the late war: Grant,
Meade, Sharid. MCPHERSON, Gill
more, Anderson, Terry, (Wcl>h,)
Sherman, (WclSh,) Thomas, Welsh
Mcclellan. It is y matter, perhaps.
of minor consequence whether our
great martial heroes have more Celtic
than Saxon blood in their veins or the
reverse, so long as they we're Ill true
Americans. But it is not ont OF place
to let the Celt have fair show, i'll u
field of human eXcrtion, where he il
so clearly entitled to pre-cminence.
-New Yorh. Timex,
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COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, Aug. "a, 1860
New York Papers.

New York Papers.
We are indebted to the kind atten-
tions,of Mr.. Edward Hope for copies
Of the New York Herald and Times,
Of the 10th inst, from both of which
extracts will be found in this days
Pheair. Mr.. Hope is welcomed
back, though we regret to perceive
that the dissipations Of New York
have somewhat told on his person.
He docs not exhibit the same degree
Of elasticity which he had acquired i'll
tho purer atmosphere of Columbia,
but we have no doubt that few days
at home will renovate his frame and
restore the colors to his checks.
OF the great cable, the Herald says:
additional Iliscouraging news in
reference to the Atlantic telegraph
cable has reached u.s. The schooner,
First Fruit, which arrived at Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland, on Monday of
this week, communicated with the
steamship Great Eastern and her con-
sort, the Terrible, on the 9th inst.
The cable parted on the I'd inst. at Il
point about six hundred miles from
the Newfoundland coast. 1pd beacon
buoy had been anchored where it was
last seen. Up to the 9Th inst, the
telegraphic feet was still in the vici-
nifty, with hopes of boing able to
recover the cable. renew the conncc-
tom and continue the work of laying;
but it does not appear that full conf
.dcnce of success was entertained.
There is money panic in Wall
street. President johnson has COM
merced the work of dec;,pitating
officials who have busted themselves
in political opposition.
Another terrible railroad accident,
on the Housatonic Railroad, killed
ten persons, outright and mortally
wounded seventeen more.
A new opera house is projected i'll
New York.
Fdrd's theatre, at Washington, is
being converted into depository for
the archives Of the late Southern Con-
fe;iaracy.
It is Ieci14d to try President Davis
by a regular j,,ry---so the Herald tells
us-bat we doubt if he will be tried
at all. The time for any vintlictivc
prosecution has gone by.
There is no end to the catalogue of
crime, as reported in the Northern
papers. New modes of iniquity seem
to be invented daily.
Tremendous foryeries on we'll
known firms in New York, involving
the loss of millions, have been dis
covered. Edward Kctchum, the son
of Morris Ketchu,n, was tho dextrous
operator. Kctchum is not a bad name
for such genius. The detective
catchenls are after him. He has made
. off with b,lshel of greenbacks, to
say nothing of solid metals.
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A planter from the parish of St.
Charles, who considers himself fully
posted ON the cotton statistics, in
forms the New Orleans Times that
there never were over 1000 bales of
cotton raised any season west of the
2iiis ississippi He thinks that there
were nearly 800, 900 bales between the
Mississippi and the Rio Gr;lrzde when
Kirby Smith surrendered, and that
10000 bales will be added by this
years crop. OF the old crop a great
deal has already been buried to mar
kct, and the new crop as well as the
old will be entirely cleared out of the
country before the 1st of March next.
With the limited stock on hand and
the crop prospects now before us, he
thinks sixty or seventy cents per pound
will be the prevailing price in January
next.
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The captain of ii vessel in New Lon
don has hive of bees which came on
the vessel at City Point, Virginia, in
May last. When in port the bees go
ashore for food; when at sea he feeds
them on rich molasses.
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\ special telegraplic despatch to the
Augusta CoMSlit"iiontdiSt, dated 2: tcrs-
burg, 18th, says:
The iirst railroad through train
since the 10th of last August came
into Petersburg Friday afternoon.
Railroad communication between
Petersburg. Raleigh. Washington and
points South, is now completed.
The Petersburg Express says there
is constant trouble between the sol
diers, white citizens and negroes
The planters are sending into Pc
tersburg IL large amount of cotton.
Sales made at 81 cents.
The Petersburg and Weldon Rail
road will be open in Il day or two.
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OBITUARY.

Died. at Oakland Plantation, near Fart,
Motto, on the 14th inst. +, after an illness of
five days, EMMA, wife Of DR.. Albert q.
Taber, aged twenty-six years,
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We. give mp our paper to-day to a
great variety Of selections from North
ern papers, which the reader will find
IF interest or Importance.
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y In tie paragraph pubaehed yesterday,
giving tho names Of the gentlemen cl.ct.d
Directors OF the Kings Mountain Railroad
Company, the nnino Of F. d. Tanning
should have been Frederick Tanning.
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HATS AND Cars At oLD Pn1c3s- the
advertisement. in t:.is mornings issue, of
Messrs. Williams 4 Covert, Of mats and caps
at-olI prices. Merchants and others visit
ing Claarlexton should give them cnl'.
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Local Items.

70 Insure insertion, advertisers sro re-
qucs*cd t9 hand IN their notices before
o,clocis D. N.
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Liberal GSTIMATES.-An evening
paper contains an article on "the na-
tional'debt, " taking ground that wnel
we provide for tlss interest (about
$40, 600, 900 per annum. and add tcn
millions to the yearly tax for lilul.la-
tiols the sum will be sufficient to ex-
tinguish the debt. It adds to this
sensible view the following:
''Then, where are We The esti-
mate of all her expenses Of the gov
e.'nmcnt Cor the year ending June 30,
1865. is under fifty MILLIONS of dollars.
We TINS arrive ut the comfortable
conclusion that total revenue of two
hung millions :: year would he our
entire burden it we should keep the
debt where it i~ With the present
rates of taxes, the estimate of receipts
for the year ending June 30, 1866, is
three hundred and ninetv-six millions
of dollars. We might, therefore, this
day cut down our taxes just onc-h,lf,
and 60 on our way rejoicing On the
whole, we feel safe ing assuming that
we shall settle at !: yearly taxation not
one dollar above two hundred millions.
That is the measure of the entire bur
den"
This will be news to the authorities
at Washington, and ior that matter to
the whole American people! Fifty
millions of dollars. in Il deprecated
currency, to maintain an army of at
least $4,000 men, with :all the trans
portation, building of Notifications,
&C, i'll the South ut the close of such
n IL 1nCf lnfI 1l-nr ~
estimates the expenditures for the
Navy Department this year ut much
less than fifty lnillionS-our cotempo-
rary's estimate for M purposes. 10
these must be added the largely in
creased amounts required for the civil
list aid pen s;olis-at least fifty mil
lions more. If the military depart
ment alone does not cost !. full hun
dred millions, in 1866, we shall be
agrecably disappointed. THE csti-
mate for the year ending June 30.
1866, under fifty nh,lionsr' We should
like to see the government official who
has presented such statement. sThc
conclusion adopted by our cote,npo-
rary would indeed be comfortable. 8"
If it We're not ''lame and impotent" to
the extent of probably $50, 900, 900.
and possibly Sl0O, ,OO0, 900 more. In
the course of two or three wears the
wants of the General Government NAV
not exceed $500, 900, 900, perhaps even
little less; but that cannot be done
i'll this year of grace. The exhortation
to ''cut down the taxes" is excellent,
as soon rs it can bh shown that the
country can be governed for M, thing
like the aggregate guessed att
-Ne,o YoAk Times.
Census STATISTICS OF MAssAcnU-
cErrs, NJ A>c1,r. l-ro111,c Ql .L
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NKw wADvERr1sEMEyrs.-- is called
to the following advertisements, which are
published for the frat time this morning:
Laurel Strcct-Horsc and Buggy for sale.
Williams x Covert-Hats and Caps.
George Chisoln-To Travellers.
J. G. Gibbcs--Frcsh Groceries.
Regular Communication Acacia Lodge.
=. C.ntwell-Cotton.
- Salt.
g. T. Country I;ntter.
Sugar Cured Hams.
g --Gulny Bagging, &c.
=. +. Cuttino- Sole Leather.
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Census STATISTICS OF MAssAcuu
SETS MANUFACTURERS County
of Middlesex, Mass, is reported by the
last census TO have 97S manufactures,
with III invested capital of .S26, GAG, 527.
rhsse establishment, pay for the ma
te.iai they consume S23, 235, 3O4. and
employ l4,62S females and %, 1914
males. for which they pay $40, O65, 16S.
The value Of the annual product thus
secured is estimated at $44, ,61O, 773.
Dukes County, same State, has 10
manufactorles, @fth d capital of $780,
$50. The cost of material used is esti-
mated at 1929, 9s2, and the annual
value of products held ut $561, ,565.
The establishments give employment
to 211 hands at Il cost of 1913, 7O2.
The first named county exhibits the
largest, and the latter the smallest
manufacturing interests of the four
teen counties into which the State is
. divided.
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.


OFFICE DEPOT CoNMIssART OF SUBSISTENCE,
PHILADELPHIA, November l6, 1865.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this ofneo until ~ (noon) TUESDAY, Fovem.
Der IS, 1865, for the purchase Of twenty thousand
boxes, or less, OF surplus Hard Broad, now on
hand at this depot.
This bread Is OF excellent quality, and In good
order, never having been shipped, nor In any
way exposed to the weather. II Is ready for i'm
mediate delivery and use. The boxes contain
| fifty (50) pounds each and are we'll coopered.
This sale is worthy the attention Of merchants,
shippers, millers, aud others using pilot bread,
as there can be no better article put In the
market.
The bread can be examined at any time, ct the
United States Commlssary Store House, Tenth
street, north Of Chestnut street. No bids will be
| received for |, SIS than twenty (2O) boxes-one
| thousand q ,0n0) pounds. Proposals must state
the number Of pounds and the price per pound
bid for.
The Government reserves tho right to reject all
bids deemed too low.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the bread within ten Qo) days from date Of ac.
ceptance
Bidders not present will be Immediately mott
fed II their bids are accepted.
Terms cash, In Government funds, upon dc.
livery OF the bread.
Proposals to be addressed To Captain q. Bolton
Newton, commissary Of Subsistence, Philadel-
phis, Box 2, 036
BY order Of Brevet Brig. Gen. @. L. Kilburn,
A. G. @. s., and Chief Commlssary Military
Division Atlantic. O. BOLTON NEWTON,
nol7-st Captain and @. 3. v.
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= A ID ID L e II Y.

y A ID ID l. e H Y.
500 R M o v A l. 500
TO NEW BUILDING,
sF50o-Es
kT1OO16A
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FBLLows' HALL.
JAMES s. ToPnAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well known Old Establishsd
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
| TO THEIR
NEW BUILDIH
| sS50O-6a
aSSOO-Ga
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, ofour own manufacture, q
NEST complete assortment of every style and
price Of military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANdHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LAEdHoLZ's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP.
FOR SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE wooLRN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM EsS.
PINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE. AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE. BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS..
sUTLERs' STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WIFI
COACH, BUGGY; STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
UNKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY vAIIsRs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas Poliisieur Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags Ladies'
fronoh satehelsi Toy Trunks, and School
| ness.
RBMEM ERR
81 800 90
81 800 ia
sEvENTH STREET.
| ap35.u
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nala \
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John h. ELVANS d co.,
" S7LouisianA avenue and sos street, q,
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
DEALER IN -
n AL1

TlH-BsncA (Pigs)i "strEits" (pigs)i RnglisL
TIN PLATES.
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng.
ann, Msh bari sheet, 3, 4, 8, 8 lb. pipe.
BPELTBR-SlHb.
ZINC-S2, "a, SO inch sheet.
THuRBBR's AETI-PRICTIoN METAL.
s0LDER-BrGIisr's pewter.
CoPPER-srSLeI'si shSSthingi do. timed
BRABB-sheeL
T TIL, CASH on DGLIyERT
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BDoM NATIONAL!

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION VIM
DICATRDl
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY l, 1858.
LETTER OF THR PRESIDENT OF THE U. s.
TO THE UNION CONVENTION
HOLDEN AT SPRINGFIBLD,
ILL. y SEPT. s, 1858,
In Pamphlet PORN, with Covers, oEoially
Revised and Corrected.
For sale at the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, ofaoe.
PTloe-Ten cents per oopyi II copies, u 20
copies o. Mailed Tree Of postage, to any Part
Of lha United States.
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PHoPoaALa.
HARD BREAD AND EXTRACT OF
III ElAdD dOoFFHB ~ IN sa.aA

"a y
oSyIcz DEpor ConiIssARr or sgnsprnScr,
biz. WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. Is, 1888.
Sealed Proposals, In dnplicafs, will be re-
ceived at this oface, ON WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS Of each week, for all the surplus
HARD BREAD the Government he's for disposal
in this locality and also about 2, 900 gallons Of
Tilden's Extract Of Codee. y :. Q. z. mn
The Bread IL In boxes Of any pounds each,
and the Coffee In tin cans Of one gallon each,
eight cans in . box.) These articles can be
seen at the Subsistence Depot In Alexspdria, Va.
All purchases will be placed on Transports at
the Government Wharf 10 that city, free Of sx-
pense to the purchaser. .....
No proposals received for less than 40 boxes)
1000 pounds Of Bread, aud eight cans Of Coffee.
Bids from parties who have failed 70 comply
with contracts will not be received. 4 o.. =
Payment required on the notification Of ao-
ceptance Of tho bid, in Government funds.
II these articles are not all disposed OF before
Thursday, the 90th instant, they will be offered
at Public Auction. q. BELL,
nol4-tu, th,s,St Ma. u o. g., U. 5. A.
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ANS COUP. IT.

ORR II MS COUP. T.
,,,u,, ocTc Der 81, 1865
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
CoUNTY-TO VIII:
In the case OF George W. Bushee, executor Of
James 0oodell, deceased, thu executor foresaid
has. with the appreciation cfths Orphans Court
Of Washngton county Aforesaid, appointed SAT-
URDAY, the 25th day OF November next, for the
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets IN hand
as far sthe same have boon collected and turned
into money when ynd where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend,
lat the orphanS' Court OF Washington county
aforesaid, with their claims properly vouched,
or they may otherwise by law be eI eluded from
all benent In said decoased'H estate: provided a
copy OF this order be published once q week
for three weeks In the NATIONAL RRPuBLIoAE
previous to the said 18th day Of November, 1865.
Test: z. @. ROBBINS,
nO9-WSWH Register Of willis,
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pnsrAURANTs.
900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 900
ZOJ BETWEEN 9th AND loth sTRRErs, LOJ


hhhNh q w. . !. 10
NEW CENTRAL OYSTER BAY
AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON.
The undersigned respectfully Inform their
friends and the public that they hayeRN "
fitted mp the above mentioned ostab.NN a.
lishnent as a FIRST. class Oyster Bay NyXGY
and Steamed oyster Saloon, and they. ~nr
pledge themselves to keep eonstspuy on hand
the very best qualities o. the best favored salt
water oysters that the briny deep can afford
Our facilities cannot be turpassed By any house
IN the country Cor procuring the biyslves 10 suit
the public. .r.,l. 4, "a. y,-.sL,
best running boats that come 10 this and the Bal
tlmors market for our constant supply, and hay
ing had number Of years experience In the
badness, we feel ourselves confident OF our abil-
ity 10 meet the public demand. .-....
Families, clubs, aud entertainment parties can
BIO supplied with best qualities, served In every
style, by leaving orders with the Saloon, or with
Mr.. Charles Brecht, Wine Merchant, In the ad-
joining establishment. ...
Please remember the address, 2ss Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, south
side. sHrv.. e, o. W. HARVEY,
no7-lm q. % 90 THOMAS HOLDEN.
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DLf hhIMENIS Or IlkE dUtEhNMENI;
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REPORTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS
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AND THE
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THE MOST
RELIABLE AND LATEST REPORTS
FROM THE
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU,
THE
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THE "GIDEoN PRINT IN
OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L, PEARSON.
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON b PEARsoN.
sTBAM-PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. 5ll Ninth Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities of the
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE
by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition of several of the most improved
POWER EssEs,
Are prepared to execute every variety Of
LETTER PRESS PRINTING,
Froma
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Toa
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PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNBSS AND DISPATCH
MAY BE
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY,
INTEL ENCER BUILDING
ST. Setenth street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.

ONCE MORE IN RUNNING OEDEK
The damage caused by the late nrs has been 80
far repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
When, as formerly, the rule will be strictly en-
forced through Out the establishment,
"PRoDUCE THE BEST, No MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN THE AND MATERIAL
Mr.. G. takes this opportunity to thank his nu
merOus friends aud customers for past kind ness,
and to say 1t shall be his constant iam TO con.
tiUus to merit the very liberal encouragement
heretofore extended To him. oc4.du
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JOHN R. ELVANS 4 CO.,
" 81 Louisiana avenue and sos O street -
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