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Also

One House and Lot on corner Of
Broad and York Streets. Levied upon
us the property "f Estate Richard Cl'cs.
nut. at the suit of tn" Town f"r Taxes,
for the years 1863. 1866, 1867, 1868
and 1869. Amount, S2l so.
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One large Brick Hotel, in the Town
af Camden. knowa rs the d Kalb
IItusc. on the c, rner of Broad and De.
Kalb Streets. Levied upon as tn" pro.
oc,ty of i. Il. Morris, at the suit of
the Town for Taxes, fur tho year 1869.
Amount, $4,000.
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One Lot and Storcl,nnsc. on Bread
Street, formerly occupied Gcorse
Alden. Levied Auap as the p opcrty
of U. y. Ronn'y, at the suit Of Tie
Town for Taxes, for 1860. Amount,
Sl4.00
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SeegerS'
Unadulterated Ale
AID
r, A GER 3 E e r.

n AGER BEER containing Copprras, and
HALE docl ored with Salt, Lime and A!am
are The latest adullerations discovered IN New
York. Professor MAPES, OF New. YORK.
nnayzed The BEER iiom dozen different
Breweries, and all were found adulteraied
with noAious substances. 1t is said that The
saIc OF drugs 10 Brew.ries is a prof abb" part
n The trade This is perfectly 'niamous'--
Coccu!us Indicus [i>ll herryl Nux Vomicn.
dog button, from which SIrychnine is "b'aln-
ed. are some OF ,he dclec'ahlr subs ances
E,und in BEER. These are potent poisons.
and ,he Brewer found using them should De
drowned al once in one Of his own rats
P.S i am willing to I've drowned IN my
own RATS; if any impurities shall be found
in my BEER. r,,,,,,
shall continue to make llEALTHtCh
BEVERAGE. so hat il mny be drank 10y the
most delicate without the least DANGER:
JOHN & SEEGERS,
Ir,c oa-om. C,'Irmlin S. c.
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al LStD

One small iron s'fc. Levied upon as
the property Of ID. D. HocoI; at the
suit nf II. Baum ct. al.
Trrms-CASH, Purchasers paying
for Stamps and Papers.
j p. BOSWELL, S X. G.
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lie on the matter, and you will find that
their plan is the wiser Of the two, CIV
ing woman longer r. ign and a strong
or influence. both in society arrl by the
h"me hearth, the two spheres ia which
9 lines the most.
Louisville (ourfer Journal.
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One Lot with Slurc House thereon NJ
present occupied by Burns e. Boswell
." Broad Street. Levied upon as the
property of William Jrhns",n at the
Snit "f the Town for Taxes, for the
years 1867 and 1869. Amount, $751;
90.
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Important to Debtors.

TIE B""ks and papers "f'lhc Branch
of the Bunk of the State of South Car
oliua Il, Camden" have been placed in
NV hands for immediate settlement oi
vlrims.
Parties aan secure most advantageous
term. before suit is brought, which will
BE- done against all solvent parties by
return d'y in August.
W. VI SHANNON,
Attorney at Law.
june 81
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- A T.S0-.

One House AID Lot nn Broad Street.
Levied up"n as 'hc property OF William
Dcas. at the suit of til" Town for Taxes,
tur 1869. Amount. 5000.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

One Lot with St"re House and other
buildings thrrrnn in Camden "n the
corner If Broad AMI Rutlcdge Streets.
Levi d upon as the property Of J"o. S
Meroncy at the sui oftEc town for
taxes.
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~ I.SO-

One Lot Wherein is Il e old Brick
Hotel, in Camden on the corner of
Broad and King Streets. Levied up"n
us the property IF Alcr"ncy / Boswell
at the suit of The town for taxes.
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Final Notice ~ Creditors.

PERSONS huvin. claims on John w
Arthur. deceased, or Mrs. Cnrncila Ar
thur, Administrators, will present then
at once to
WM. NJ. SHANNON;
Junc 81 If. Altmity.
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Tax Notice.

TIE Office of the County Treasurer
will be oprurd f"r c"llection OF State
aud County Taxes, on aud after the
ti,st day of July
The rate nf Tax is ixcl at 81 Of ]
per cent Tor State 3 10 Of l per cent tur
County Tax.
D. l.. DESAUSSURE,
County Treasurer
Per +. l.. PHELPS, Deputy.
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"a ll"g

One House and Four Lots ON Dc.
Kalb Street. Levied upon Us the p:'-
criy uf Frank Adamsun, at the suit of
the Town for Taxes for 1860 Amount,
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Kirkland, deceased,
will present them duly attested within
the time prescribed by law. This no.
,icc will be plead in bar of those who
fail to comply. These indebtsd to the
said estate will mako immediate pay
mcut to .... ..- .......
JESSE A. KIRKLAND,
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An Acfmprorih .f"r Me Enumeration
mhe Mhnbiton's cf the .St"te.

SECTION 8. That it snail he the duty
Of cacl, and every p rson appointed 'o
take the census by virtue of this Act T."
call pc,s'nally y on the head or some mc:r.
bor of each family in the County. Or
portion If County. for which he or they
shall have been appointed. and obtain
from such head of IL family or member
thereof. us af"rcsaid. the number u. pr
sons contained in such family, aud such
other information ny may he required
and directed by the C"mn,is>innrr of
the Bureau Of Agricultural Staiisric..
Sic. !. Tl'at each head "r member
of Il family shall, when summoned there
To by the persons appointed under Ills
Act TO take the census ut his. her or
their residence or place of business.
make oath ur affirmation. a c"rr, ct re.
turn of all persons of whom his or her
family is composed; and also report Sucll
other infolmttion to said census takers
as may be required by law; and the per.
sons SO appointed to take the census
are hereby authorized to administer
such oaths; and upon the failure of any
person to make such returns or report,
when require d. lie or she shall he sub
jcct to penalty of twenty-five dollars
to be recovered in any Court Of compe
tent jurisdiction.
Juue "a, 2t
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MARRlED-On the 9th May, b,
the Rev. WI Boone. JoHH K.RsllAw
of Camden, to Miss SUSAN, eldest daugh-
ter of General Wilmot G. DcSau>sure,
Of Charleston.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Every bird pleascs US with its lay
especially the hen.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


In tue matter nf SAMUEL SILVER
Bankrupt.
tn pAom 1t m"y Conc"rn.
THE undersigned aer'hy gives notice
If his appointment us Assignee I"
Samacl Shivcr, in the County of k"r
'shaw. and State of South Carolina
within the said District, who has been
adjudgcd Bankrupt upon his own PC
ri'i"n hy W. |. rlawson, Registrar, o'
be said District Coat.
JAS. l.. BhASIEGTOS,
Assignee.
July l. 81.
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Photographs, AmbrG;!res.
AND
FERR go rY P E S.

ri HE undersisr ed Ph"lo=r"pLis Ar
/ tist of Gharlntte, n. G. having ct.
ted up SKf-LlGtlT GALLERY in
Workman's Building, is now prepared
to take all kinds of Pictures. Those
wishing 70 have their beauty counter
Irilcd. will have an opportunity to do
so. No pictures allowed To leave the
Gallery unless perfectly satisfactory -
Old I,agucrrcotypes Or Ambrurypcs
copied into any siz.; large or small
photographs aud Pictures put up neat.
ly, in l.ocketa, Brcastpins and Rings.
Call smn as my stay is limited.
Call and SEE specimen at Wmk~an's
building, over Baum Bros. Store.
\. Lang,
June 1O-3t. photographer.
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FOUND.

A SILVER WATCH, which the
owner can have 10y describing tho same
and paying for this advertisement.
JOSEPH GOODALE.
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Corn and Bacon!

WE are still receiving supplies Of Corn
and Bacon which VIC will sell ut Charles.
ton prices with actual expenses added.
!, HODGSON 4 DUNLAP.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

on Monday, reported the following vacancies IN
the House:
declared elected by general orders. Seat con-
tested by E. Detege. ..s
Points Coupee-one vacancy, caused by death
of Hon. VIM Smith.
Orleans, Eighth District-one vacancy. r.
Borge declared ineligible, and new election or
dered.
amounts paid out in the recess, was received and
referred TO committee on contingent expenses;
One item was 5000, paid to NJ. Jacobs Tor sseei
pens. :, al q
same officers OF the House was called up ana IN
definitely postponed. I'm ..,,n
Carr offered bill repeating the bill creating
the bureau of immigration. Some oeoate, ana Tue
bill referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Pierce, of Livingston, offered JOINT resoiu'
ton providing for the appointment oil JONI com
mittee TO investigate as to what members are en-
titled to be paid for sitting on committees during
the recess. Calendar.
Adjourned. -.
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LOUISIANA ITEMS.

we are Indebted to the excellent Planters, Ran
ner ior The following interesting budget:
| Toe young gentlemen OF New Iberia are abop,
| 10 start reading room.
The sugar planters of Bavou gals C1nro,,.-.
and other praiTes, are unable to haul t6ei, snga,
q shipping point on account of the miserable
STATE OF the roads. IL sugar were twentv 4 %
T Ten,s pound they could hardly move it to The
We notice negroes moving their fami;es ho,
org, etc, some up the road, others down some
Up ihe bayou, and others down, in carte sn III
L sAlns, etc. ETC., preparing for the abors of
an 5eSI unoef new contracts with new employers.
All appear quite harmonious in the labor inc
Inc harmony snd good feeling which have nra.
Nahed among negroes and employers in settIin7
ap men OLD accounts at the close of 6s. and the
friendly interviews between them in arranr;.
the terms Of labor for 49, show how utterIv Ssa
country. III 'nis
a, The snhaAla of Tho pa-ish ,.;iI l.,.r,..L
this being the truth hundreds of white aud
ot, Mary. OF both sexes are growing nm in i1noI
iance. Inc future for sugar and money oyar
snsooWs al IDEAS Of education, religion, the moral
m ssng o. cnndren' the public roads, and ali
natisrs OF public nature. We wish our peonIe
hould pause and consider that they have duries 20
and sugar houses WIN eane neids
sr' OHr iniormston in regard to the success of
sugar farms IN this State leads us to the Con-
cluslcn mat any man who owns or can rent arr
~ hunored acres Of land, and can raise a fayy
INJURED ne dollars to get little sugar mill and
pair OF mules, need never compIsin of noro..
arc hard times. There are instances of snccss:
pa me small sugar farm system, in the An Iorga'
pralrle, which show indomitsble perseverance, nn.
' ,I very trying circumstances. We intend to GET
vi Oh the particulars when the mud ana d.
Ioate, and publish them. One or two OF tbam
.ll seem perfectly ludicrous to the lordlv pronri
f9 gr Of our brick sugar palaces. T'O'''
Inc hsn river News says: The trial Of Gen.
VIM parish, took place before Judge Osborn
fsssi.o'ng over the district court. The TESTIMONY
Witnesses lpro and con, were alike fsyorabIe ~
&c Hens,a' me Judge after foil and complete
fsl. N"o'' A'4ui''eu tne gen.
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House OF Rep. esentn,iv.,

sixty-eight members present at moo, vss,o,
| day. F az NUN yester-
II was decided by resolution to go into the com.
mLlee OF the whole to-day to take uD Conwav;s
eoncaton bill. introduced last session.
Inc secretary OF the Senate here announced the
concurrence Of the Senate in the hill annroo,;a0
, ing f1OgGOo Tor the expenses of this session of
ue LeeisiAture, and asking concurrence in q hill
Authorizing the auditor to employ additsnaI csr;
cal force. ~~'''nai oieri
Noah Douglass, negro member from a.. Landry
onered resolution retaining all the present en-!
cali. -"'u 'u 'ne laDie subject to
"A petition from the German Protestant rvon
geilcal Church was received and Referred -'""'
pell'loh from the Little Sisters of the Poor was
ins,;,..;a anu referred 70 committee on charitable
McMlllen gave notice Of bill to repeaf tho ar,
Pssseo me last session, creating the new parish of
Mr.. Wiltz's slaughter. house bill than o.r
On us nrst reading. II provides that after Jnnee
Isl mex, no slaughter-hoUses shall exist ahove ,he
city. The bill escv 'A'' aoeve rue
isb tba OF orleans gave notice of an act to abo
On tne existing government of the citv of NJ
0iie"ns ana PROVIDE for provisional goyernment
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
py Demsrest, OF st. Msry-An act tn nrovido
.VI me collecuon OF State taxes and licenses anS
prevention OF speculation 10 warrants by taT
of three eu W special
~, ~ can, Oh Cadds, gave notice of bill provid.
~ Ior tne payment Of certain Certificates NJ ~.
r. He eOumlttee on ways and means reported IN
no Sc 10 exempt from taxation the Working.
81 Life Insurance Society and the MntnsI
~ Denevoient Association unfayorabIy with re-
ommendation to indefinitely postpone The SAM
yo1.ed on the bill for tie relief of the Lousians
s mr. reports accepted and bills killed.
IL me drainage committee reported fayorablv n,
ZIP Island Canal bill, with amendments RIi
~ ~, amendments ordered printed and made The
Peciai order for Monday next. '"e
ORDER OF THE DAY.
, Sep o amendments to the bill appronriat;as
,vo'VvV 70 pay the expenses of the present sss
~ OF the Legislature. The first smendmsnt
ttecisny reserving certain funds, was adonteS' !
10 second, providing for the payment of msm. !
aa VINO sat on committees during the recess
g. Ios. py vote Of 40 to 20. !
StIate Dill authorizing the auditor to empIov
Ied. ieao once ana calen- a
SECOND READING OF BILLS,
act Tor the relief of W. w. Hapdlin annro. " "
aug ig szO,OOO TO him. Considerable debafs On ~
Dni, terminating in the indefinite rpostnone. ..
nv nv OF me Dill by vote of IS to IL. .,
Ing CLERK Of the House, az per Q request made NJ
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how TO RETURN TO SPECIE PAYMFNra In ,ho
view OK Chamber OF Commerce, on the I'm an
important decision took place upon the means ~
The pTessde ~ specie s payments, Mr.. A. A Lowe
luaon isvoriDg the purchasing and cancslins ~
greenDscks at gradually reduced preminnn "a y,
VIC lu.uiDg OF The public debt at lower rate of
interest, and made the following rems,ts NJ VI
sad that, according 10 fhe Constitn,,on .h ne
power congress had in the matter was 10 coig
money and regulate the circulation tberaoS IN
n1ev war Sonierred necessity that could not be
au.h1rzed standard, and when Congress- assn, .ae
IN shouid at least regulate its value but tbis ~
nss never done. Paper currency has no tisaS
paner cnrrannu =, .nat we can now pass from the
papeI currency 10 that OF specie without the dan
ser VI omcuity that is generally imaginsd D,.;n
soe war our people were accustomed 10 hsa, lug
IIgnsn Inends say that the South couId nsva, ha
prophecies were chimerical and i, Iii wa. eneIr
s.raleo tnat our financial croakers also n-oohon
10 regard to an early return to specis nav
The legal tenders should be redeemad dan b.
Gay, and thus with a gradual con,roa.i gay Dy
t seis can De avoided. The only ouestion that ra
mans 70 De answered is, how ranidIv sbaII ,h.
nd;.,s take place. In any result hank and
malaSv T. L mus. take care Of themselves. The
ne 10 known, and II remains for ns 10 annio
tne cure: Our circulation must have co,n apply
Oass. "A financial plan comprehending hosh %.
~ iss 1I CON cannot work harmoniousy together
bs sesstor Morton; Mr.. Lowe said, had reportea
the eo1nt, .nfes nondred million dollars Of gold
Ion OF gold, as well as Locking il Nd IL ,maos
isi r,, me country: and will ere long bring fnsn
~ I hniiI cure Il not speedily applied. He ala
nd if,r tnat there is more than two huo6red
sncnoIs Of trade and the only wonder IL s me
- sep. 81 100 when it is considered that We
7 'PRnsr,ss iy sending it out Of the country.
,fe, a. Onis'enoen, in contendng for motion 10
=, ae. .ne resolutions TO committee made a vigor
as speech in favor of a speedy return 70 snscis
'ynent by an act Of Congress-. =" 'r'S'' =,
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FLOW OF CURRENCY TO TIE SourH.-A New
York dispatch of the sth SAYS:
The forty or fifty millions of dollars sent son,h
~ oss sn peen or VIII be absorbed there. The aoW
on diminished scale. More will 90 IN he ou'
N me shape of Northern capital which under tbs
temptailop OF the high price Of cotton. is seetino
,nses'ment 10 that region. Schemes for trans
P pSn nor.nern wealth aud labor to the south
gu Ou h smong our men of enterprise. Emigrs.
non has SET 10, and will be large next season.
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me onerokee, Creek and Choctaw delegates 70
washington have united in a representation
against the transfer of the Indian Bureau 70 The
war Department, and also in a request thar the
recent snair between General Custer ana RIsct
Aetues band shall be investigated.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

Last matinee but one of the circus ct the Acad.
emJ Of Music, IL M. to- day.
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Don't forget the circus matinee at the ACADEMY
Of Music to-day IL NJ. '
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CALLs-How TO BE- MADE.


one per cont OF The Stock wiz be required on subscr,bnv
and subsequent calls, not exceed We rer cant ~
viii be made BY the Board Directors. f.o tins a. H.,
may be necessary 10 supply funds to construct and eou %
lines but no calls viii be made the one Der cent r. a..
until the entire Capital Stock hAgs besn subsbss
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Actual Capital Esqs.rsd.

Actual Capital Ksqhs-sd.
The Company confidently believe that tAir,vsv. 49,.
Oh the Capital Stock viii construct fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND xILEs OF w1Rl,
which VIII connect all the commercial centera and
places In the United States. This opinion TEST. r
most reliable estimates and Responsible offers 20 csn,,a.
and equip the lines 's'a0e
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH ooxsiNY i.,,y.,,,..
anoe, me avs OF the State Of New YORK franchises con.
erred oy an act Of Congress- approved a. 1853.
fresident-GEoRGE B. sENrER, 81 Oleve.aud. ob,o
soUIREs. q New York Oi,,.
1eorsry-eEokGk =. WALTER Of Sew Yorho,,,
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4
Ahmited amount Of the Capital Stock Of "a. o.
70 'ns locality and those having an sfpor,us,.
WI be placed upon equal isrIa. win n. -. 80
s'or' and VIII secure like interest IN An. - oorpo-
nave secrusd, or may hereafter s.syus .h. Nnioa
nom any and all sources. As oompanys
Subscriptions VIII b received By *
R.,,s.r. n,,.... DANIEL ErgARDs.
Texas and Louisiana, Va Aississippi,
S'oandnSswLovssty...
OR New Orleans
D. WEBSTER
AT the once of r I, Dun Co..
stS2snA stree.
subscribing to the stseh WIN so,,,,sS ,..,. 49,
IA, IN, ne sesiSsns Director DANIsDWARa If
NO ams Of usscrsins ~
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To-day the costumers will be busv and N. al,
.eures VIII ply their nimble fingers. Many beau.
'eUus loims VIII be girded up for the social strife
anu many an unconscious, unheeding swain will
, %e.' nls is'e Tonight. The Washington Beneyo.
,1n' ASSOCIATION at Odd Fellows Hall and Pelican
nOoA ana Ladder Company No. A at the Opera
nU1se' are enlisted under Cupid's banners. and
WIZ o0uDuess to morrow bring in Loves csptiyes
" ine score The dsncist who reflects on the
Two oalis 10 take place tonight may well SIGH
ana exeislm' "HOw happy could be with
either " though it must be acknowledged thar
our CITY may well be proud of two such entertain.
ments given simultaneously.
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TsLveRAPH coMPANY:
rsLAeRAla OoMPAsr

x.x us.U,rELE.
...,... sss..s, . .:. ;;;: =
pose ,ss ssss. s.rs.s. md ma. r.o the United
:. Merchant. Union Express s, , :. .. -s,.s M.
'en'' ' l.-.. ah.,sdo
'''is BUSINESS g., ..,,, !. 10 sssu, the
'''''A'1 ,,-,.,.u.s..
'.-' u '"' $3.50
AN'
4
|
sio.Oco."e''
;;
::
|
Bstxhe ctusl .noup, To h. na,d!n c..A
4
ss5 Per shars%
K
And this amount ia TO be maid a. ieua~,. NJ. -,
cent. q. time of .ub.crb,,~ ana NJ 80: r.,a.
80, -. " "'.s: an'n 'ns so'ii'
:, -- VIZ" WI ':"' W % "sdep
-. -'' 'A'''a 'Sep' :
90. p'' " ''' ns par vas
..., rA,.-m ''''A WIZ ''''
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And this amount Is 10 be paid g. follows: Ons or,
eenh AZ time OF Subscribing and nss until satro
capital has been subscribed then on es to be made b
the Board Of Directors instruments not 10 excssa ave
cent per month When thynvs per cet oft he par ,as
Of the shares has besn paid certificates stock win bsls
sued. This viii give the Company paid Up
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The present Telegraph Companies Of the hays
consolidated Into hsgs monopoly and ere now s.rn,n
six millions of dollars per year. or over one hundred
cent. the actual Of Inca tsr prsseut o..,
having bee wAtered over one thousand per cent
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sssAs c'uh amount to be paid:u Cash d.
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NOS "a AND 90 BKoAD WAY.
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo.ooo.
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SIS Fer sharsS