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Special ..1'GjTECES.
An Unprotected System. I

because you feel strong that YOU arc imprcgna-
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against the mephitic vapors Of autumn. Frames
which have withstood the summer heat may sue
cumb now. Many an athletic man. whose FAM
iy depends for its support on his industry. now
lies PROSTATE, weak and helpless rs babe. under
The periodical assaults Of chills and fever, bill
ious rcnittent fever. This could not be if all
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Hostetters Stomach Bttcrs This approved veg
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son when diseases Of the liver the stomach, the
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generally prevalent. To keep the system in Or
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CAK.hH :. SWAMI ct 81, by next friend
= rs. Charles ). Wa!lack q al, IN chNAccry Ill
:hr circuit Court Tor Alexandria city
- al. whom il may Go'ccrn:
CExtract :re.rn Decree. The Court doth or
der, adjuIgc and decree, that hi: cause be re-
firrcti To- Il Commissioner Of this Court, who Is
directed to state and settle the account 81 fnSI' Il
VI. Swami. cxcclitr!x; rs" to ascertain and re-
l."r; ali liens that may be upon the lard men
toned in the bill, and 10 take al! account ot all
debts that may be due and owing by the estate
Of the said William 7. swami
This is to give notice that the undersigned,
Commissioner, mas appointed Thursday, Dcto-
Der 9TH, for executing the requirements 81 the
above decree, at the Office ot du!ln ). Chapman,
csa., No. IS Prince street
sep li-Gutd Il. hEMIEf, comm r
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COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF TALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, pronounced ut the juno
term, 1862 in the suit Of Grady's admnistra-
tor VS.. james J. Love and others the under
signed, commissioner, in said decree named,
will, on MONDAY, tao 9TH day Of November
1871, that being Circuit Court day, offer ,or sale
to the highest bidder, before the door of the
Court House of Fairfax county. at II clock m.
thut valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
Germantown rond, in said county, about four
miles west Of Vienna station, and oh which Mr..
Sinkfeld resides, containing 43o ACRES. This
land is improved by II new FRAME Dwell
LING, with other buildings; has an abun- ..#@~A
Ounce of wood, is finely watered, and the J=;ssE:
soil susceptible vi easy and rapid Improvement.
Terms: Onc-lcnth Of the purchase money in
hand on the day Of sale liable to be forfeited
should tho purchaser fail to complete his pur-
chase; the residue in three equal instruments
payable ut six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of sale, to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, and the title to be re-
tanned until the last payment is made. Stamps
and deed ut the cost of the purchaser
MATTHEW HARRISON, Com. of Sale
o,un-r CON DT-wt.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LoNDoN. August l7INoon.-Buli2n has IN
Evenng.-Consols 931S. Bonds e3A.
FRANKFORT, August l7-Soon.-BOnds 98X.
PARIS august l7-Noon.--Rentes 6Sf SOC.
Evening. g.-Rentes 55c sOf.
ShY YORK, Angus l7-NooD.-Freights drm
Stocks very quiet and dull. Governments dull
and strong. Money easy at 3. Coli steady at
l2H. Exchange-loRg OK; short Ok.
kyening.-Money unchanged. Sterling 9AeH.
Go i l2Xal2%. Governments-fverwenties ad-
eso sSns sacsed sSscay ie
lInas Tennessees 75h; new I5S. Vlrglnias 62h:
new II. Louislanas IS; new co.. levees osi eights
Ases%as 100; ayes g. SeoFsas ss seyeas
10: new 5S Freights firm.
NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-Ster;lng 2i,i. Gold
12. Lthers unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
LrvsRpo1L August l7-Noon.-C Cotton opened
firm; uplands S%aszsd; Orleans sasHd.
vanced; uplands sgd: Orleans e1Sd; sales IS 600
bales; speculation and export 4oo0. Ship named
from New 0rleanP, oj4d.
Evening.-Cotton closed strong; uplands sgd;
NEW YoRK, August 17-Noon Cotton steady:
middling up!ands lsHc; Orleans lSNc; sales 1900
bales.
Eyening-cotton In fair demand, chiefly for
exp IT; sales $3.50 bales; uplands 1SKc.
BosTON, August lT.-COtton strong; mifdlings
l9Hc; net receipts Sc bales; gross 25O; sales $50;
StJ, 1000.
BALTIMORE, August l7.-Cotton opened heavy
but closed irmer; middling 18kc; net receipts 63
bales; exports coas wise Is; sales 63 stock llS2
NORFOLK August l7.-Cotton dull; mtduliDg8
l6hc; net receipts 80 bales; exports cUastWlse
s.; stock 42T.
WILMINGTON, August l7.-C0tt0n unsettled and
nom,n4l mddlings lsc; stock 629 bales.
AUGUSTA, August 17.-Cotton steady; middl:ngs
1sHa1sHc.
l7Ic; net receipts p bales; sales 2Oo stock ALL.
MEMPHIS. August 17.-Cotton nrmer bus no
higher; middlings l7c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 15.-Cotton very 6rm,
gross receipts 1856; sales 500; stock 3,,579.
GALVESTON, August 17.-Cotton irregular; good
ordinary l5xc; net receipts 25S ua!es; exports to
Great Britain 9I9; stock 914o.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August l7-Noon Weather favor
able for the crops. Lard Ais.
Eveuing-Red winter wheat los 1od. Lard
iis 6h.
new YORK, August 11-Noon.-Flour dull and
declining. Wheat nul and heavy. Corn quiet
and heavy. Pork dull; mess Sla Is. Lard steady
at 9asAc. Turpentine firm It 51a5l1sc Rosiu
nrm at s2 S5a2 90 for strained.
Evening" dull and dropping;
common to fair extra So ssa6 so; good To choice
Sc 5sa9. whiskey 95as5S. Wheat irregular;
winter red and Western ST 3sa1 40; old 81 4i4si6
Corn heavy a. 66a57. Rice sIsa9h. Pork dull at
Sls ga A SIA Lard strougi kettle eHc Naval
BALTIMORE August l7.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat frm Corn. white 7oa7;c; yellow 65a67c
Oats 4oai3c. Provisions improved but demand
unchanged. Whi-key unchanged.
W1LaTSGToN. August l;.SSpirits turpent;ne
firm At 44tlc. Rosn STEADY at So 20 :or
strained, 81 for No. !, ss rs fIr extra pale, Sc 50
for pale Crude turpen.iae steady at So Is for ye
low dip and 81 45 for virgin. Tar sleldy 1t So e5.
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Tho Charleston Market.

FOB TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST II.
TEE CROPS. -Af;er protracted drought, which
indicted much damage and has largely lessened
the provision and injured the cotton crop OF this
State, the wea,h n changed. and much OF the past
week was marked by g ,od rains In this vicinity.
It's action on the CROPS II limited In amount, Will
be beneficial. The arst bale OF new cotton in this
market reached here early In the week, from Ma.
con, Georgia, and was the growth OF that State.
It clsssed Liverpool middling, and sold at 25Hc
b. The second, and thsinret received the pro.
duct Of this .State, came to hand on Tuesday,
classed m!ddling, and sold at 25e q ID. The
third was bale Of Florida up!ands, classed
good ordinary, and sold at zoe q 10. The arri-
walls of new bales at various points in the South
are increasing, ahd would indicate forward
state OF the plant in many sections.
TIE RECEIPrS.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were s454
bales, against 1912 the week before. and SSH for
the period last season. At New Orleans the re-
VAipts were s21s tales In contrast with ssS bales
. the week OF the year before. The total supplies
at the cotton ports from September !. 1870 up
to the latest mail dates were 3,eS2,3l5 bales,
against 2,ss7, ,6la the season prevlous-showlng an
increase OF 1,o9l,73o bales. The arrivals at the
principal Southern markets from September l.,
1870, up to the latest telsgraphic intelligence,
as compared With the yelr BEFORE were as fol.
lows:
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday,
August Is: There ls moderate local trade In
spirits turpentine at frmer fgares. Sales EN-
brace $50 bbls 10 merchantable order at 47a4THci
1850 bbIs at 4sc. Rosins-she market is rather
more steadily hell, owing chiefly 10 an easier
freight market; there is little more trade; sales
embrace 1000 bbs strained, to arrive at So &c. de-
li;ared alongs de; 1850 b5ls strained, In lots on
SPOT, at So 50; 500 bbls do at So Is; 800 bols
strained at So SIX; 1900 b5ls low No. 2 at So, and
900 bbls pale aJ So rs. The quotations are for
strained common So Is; good strained 81 Soa2 90 !;
No. 2 sSas 40; No. / So 56s4 SO; pale 81 62Ha5 so;
extra nal IS 16a1 Is.
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r. August 17.-provlsions. only small

order hnsIness. Pork S13 Whiskey 90c.
ST. LOUIS. August 17.-Whiskey quiet at 9oc.
Pork quiet at SIS. Bacon dull; shoulders 6Hc;
clear rib 7kasc. Lard 9ha9Ac.
CrScIsNATI. August i7.-Flour and corn dull.
Pork, SIC rs offered. Lard. &C asked. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey higher at aoc.
NEW ORLE ANS, August 17.-Flour quiet at 81 %.
So 25a6 so. Corn unchanged. Oats IN jalE de-
mand at 4sa5oc. Hay and bran unchanged. Pork
dull at sl4 25a14 50 Refused bacon irregular at
TIC; rib SC; sides SIC. Lard unchanged. Coffee
stiff at 14xal6c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-18
New York Rice Market.

From the D,ily Bulletin, Tuesday, August Is:
The general demand fair, and the market IN q
very nrm condition generally, though nice prim
the grearest extent. There ls q fair amount OF
foreign available. Sales Of 100 tcs Carolina at
a9slc, aud 600 bags Rlngoon and Patns at 6T
from the Journal OF Commerce: The, market Is
arm with fair business doing Domestic partic.
ularly Is regarded by holders With favor. as the
supply is small. We notice sales OF 900 bags Ran
ooon and Patna at So 80s7 81, and 100 tcs Caro-
lima ct s1<asXc for fair to fine fancy. We qaose
at exc.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, August IS:
Receipts to-day 1900 bales. The demand from
Charleston and Savannah Ia good, and as rapidly
as good lots can be obtained they are sold. We
note the following sales: $50 bales for savannah
and 20 1or Newbsrn at 5 20; IS bales for Charles
ton; go for Wilmington; 20 for NorfJlk, and 45 Ior
Portsmouth all at 81 l5 Retail Is selling fairly,
and we quote old 81 3oa1 20; new 81 25al so.
Straw Is q little easier for long.
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Wilmington Market.

wILMINaTON. August le-sPIRIrs TURPEN.
TINE Sales OF 95 casks at Al, l55 at AK, and "A
a. 44Zc per gallon.
RosiN-sales Of s7s BIB at So % for strained,
and s. 3oa2 ~ for M
CRUDE TuRpBNTINR.-Sales of as5 bbls at So IS
for yellow dip and 81 45 for virgin.
TiR.-SaIes OF l25 bhls at So SIS per Dbl.
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Ernor,. q, tho week ending August II.

Exports OF the Week ending August L.
DOMESTIC.
Bos1oN-Per schr NJ Pole-s0,'o 'oo iee6 ti"oef'
'',vv Ne 'S YosSmPer steamship Manha'tan-io bags
aes isIan ana 33o bales upland cotton. 1s tlerceS
rice, 81 bales domeslies - onls naval Ssores' 20
par briU BenIsmIu Young-ll0,000 feet lumber.
Per steamship Georgta-e5 hags OF sea
island and 10 bales upland cotton, S52 ools nsvai
stnres 60 casks clay 70 b ,es conestics. Ill pk9s
snndries. Per schr Llly-172,8o0 feet timber
and lumber, eco empty c,rboys. =,
PHILADELPHIA Per steamship virginia -el
bales cotton, $40 bbls naval stores, 224 bales DO
mestics, 90 bundles paper. 315 pkgs holloware, q
bbls old metal, 9 pkgs. Per brig Packard
AO 600 feet lumber.
BlL-IMoRs-Per steamship Ealcon-l75 bales
cotton, Is bales yarn aid domesslcs, ia oois
rosiu i2s casks clay, II bags phosphates, SO tons
railroad iron, $1,000 feet lumber and sundrles'
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Export, Yestsrday.

Pa1LLpELPHIA--Per steamship Emptre--dS
bales cotton, 165 bales domestic aud goous, %
tons old iron TOO b6ls rosn. S0l bols spirlts su'
.pentine, and 9s pkgs sundrtes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-18

The receipts OF cotton at the chief Southern
centres rrom August 10 to l6, 1871, inclusive, as
reported.by telegraph, Were as follows. This In
cludes all points but overland:
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MARINE NEWS.
oHARLEsToN,s. Co.,. AUGUST 1s, 1911.
Lat 50 deg 4e min 80 sec Lon 70 deg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

G L schr Brooks, Brooks, New York-s
days. Mdse. To II Baker & co, ) Railroad
co, A Beamish, Goodrich, Wineman & co. Geo s
Hacker, klatie & co. P P TUale, o Wieters, q
Bischofr co, WAGNER i Monaees. Ii Grlmke.
Cameron, Barkley & co, DoWie, Noise & Davis, b
Gerdts co. Bollmann Bros, Crane, Boylston j.
co, " b Charee co, G ClacIus, Dass Bros, Elias
Bros. Fuller, Duval & Son, G D Francke,
holmes & Calder, Heath & Rice, G Kerrison, B
Lalane co, Kinsman & Howell, Laurey & Alex
ander, Murphy & Little, VIM Marscher, Sterens,
Werner l. Ducker. E Stelling, T Tupper d Sons,
L Welskopf, Wuhrmann CO, VIM Whllden
d CO..
schr stckney, Fooks Baltimore, = days.
Corn. To h BulwinEle.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire, Hlnckley, Phladelphia-W
A C0urtenay.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter. Philadelphia, 18th
August.
schr Harriet Baker, webber, Baltimore, l4th
August.
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Exports OF Cotton md Rice
from the Port OF Charleston, from Sep
tembcr i, 1870, to August II. 1871.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion, Letrert, cleared. 13
Br bark Lady Durerin, Finn, up May II
Bark Annie Kimball, Stinson, up........ July II
Bark Enrique, Orcutt up....s. July II
NEWPORT, RSa.
The Gauntlet Douse, sailed. .IHue q
Tile Black Prince, Marshall, sailed. $500. June q
oALLAo.
Fr bark Melaine, Berthe, sailed. May a
ciRDIrP.
The T Carey, -, sailed. May
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. May
KINGSTON, JAM.
British bark Iris, Suffolk sailed d............Juy
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Hattie, McClntock, cleared. August
Schr Lucy D., Hall, up..................July II
Schr W Bradley. -, up......."....August
NEW YORK.
Schr Palma, Rankin, up............... August
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig L Kimple, Kimple cleared. ..........J July %
Schr N Mcneil, Granmeral, cleared. ......July "a
Schr Annie 8 Gaskell, Gaskell, up.... ..August z
BALTIMORE.
Schr n Stickney. Fooks, cleared. d.........July Is
Schr Mttoaka, FooSs, up. August q
List OF Shipping
1fTHE PORT OF CHARLESTON, AUGUST IT,.
vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastinH
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger, HOO tons, Lockwood, at Adger's
wharf, for New York, loadlng-Jsmes Adger
Sea Gull, sls tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P @ Trenholm.
BARKS.
Carbon, - tons, Treat, at Robb,s Mil, loading
for Port In Great Britain A Enslow 4 CO.
wharf, for port In Great Britain, loadiug-R
Kathleen, (Brj - tons, Wright. at N e Railroad
wharf; rom ron n, Aiddleboro', Eng, discharsins
II E seed. (srl ls2 tons. (bsrken,ine., Hopkins, at
Central wharf, from Liverpool, dischsrging-
Mure CO.
Black Prince, tBrl 40 tons. Marshall at savan'
chsrglng-R Mure & CO.
BRIGs.
O Packard, 800 tons, Harrington, in the
Stream, for Philadelphia, ready-A Accohb,
Brigham Young, 141 tons, Joy, in the Roads,
for New York, ready-H Baker Il co.
SCHOONERS.
Nancy Smith, AL tons, Boyd, In Ashley River, for
New York, loading-W Roach & co.
Myrover, 44o tons, Brown, at Palmetto wharf, for
New York, load ng-W Roach & CO.
Maggie MCNEIL. - tons, Cranmer, In Ashley
River, for Philadelphia. loadlng-B 8 Rhett
4 Son. =,
Ida Richardson $50 tons, Bedel. at Central
wharf. for Baltimore. loadng-W Roach CO.
Ann l. Susan, - tons, Podger, at Central wharf,
from Boston, discharging -Shackeford Il
Kelly.
Clara Montgomery, It's tons, Borden, at Adger's
wharf, from New York, dlscharging- Roach
4 co.
Eddie waters, 1as tons. Spates, at Central wharf,
from New York, dlscnarging-H Baker i co.
@ Il Brooks, - TONS Brooks, at Central wharf,
] q Stickney, - ions, Fooks, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore dscharging-
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The steamship Empire, HInckIey. which saIlet
yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia, came to al
anchor In the Roads.
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TIE supplies for the corresponding week last
year were 52s7 bales.
Thestock Of the article In sight at the latest
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
WAsHISGToN, G, August 1.-THE lIPhtboat on
the Rattlesnake Shoa, on Charleston, will be lem
porarily removed on account Of q leak.
NEW YoRk, August 17.-ArriVed, the steamship
Allemanla.
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Receipts by Railroad, August II.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 100 sacks corn,
10 Cars wood and lumber car stock, las bbls
naval stores. 10 RaiirUal Agent, Z Bart co.
\ Robson, z NJ Hacker, Ctsty i Kenyon, smith
L Gonzalez, Campsen i co. w A Gourteaay & CO,
Z ii Butler i SUp, Goldsmith Son.
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NorE.-we have deaucued from New Orleans
92,5S7 bales uplands. from Mobile s,05l bales up
lahds and burned 5O2; from savannah 1902 bags
sea island and 1850 bales upland ana from Charles
ton, 5Oo5 bags sea island and 1917 bales upland
cotton-the quantities received at those ports
from Noble, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


FIGHT BETWEEN FENL,Ns AND POLICE IN CORK
THE STRIKES EXTENDING-SAFETY OF TIE
MAGAERA'S CREW.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. D. 1871.
A collision occurred between the police and
the Fenians at Cork, yesterday, the result OF Illegal
drilling By organized bands Of Fenisns, number Of
whom arrested Some Of these found 10 have
spder rifles In their possession The discovery caused
considerable excitement among the police and there was
active searching for the vioators Of the law which
suited tho dispersion OF several bands and the arrest
of few Fenans and the capture OF their weapons
The scissorsgnders, cutters and carpenters Of Shelf
ned the spinners Of Bolton and Dundee have struck
work
The strikers in Newcastle held meeting to-day
and passed resolutions TO insist their demands and
pefseyere In the strike until its objects
plished. The attempts settle the difficulties at New
castle by arbitration have proved unsuccessful
for that the Propretors refuse accept tho
decision of the masters the ground that adjust
ment reached by such will not return to them the
best class OF workmen, who have sought employment
elsewhere. They claim, therefore. that they cannot
afford TO make concessions unless they skilled
labor thereby.
Later adyices from Her Ms)estys Ac,Ing consul at
Batavia announce the safety Of the crew OF the snip
Megaera, wrecked st. Pauls island In July last The
men, who eprevouslyrepOrted't to be starving had
received relief would be taken of and brought
home.
The recent gales which have proved disastrous to
shipping the English and Irish coasts, extended to
the continent, with damage to crops, whey ards.
The telegraph lines have also been Frustrated In
many directions Communication with Paris and the
principal cities OF Germany Is not however SERIOUSLY
intnrferPd with,
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ANOTHER STAMPEDE FROM SING SING

A TUG-BoAT SEIZED By FIFTY C0Nynrs-rHR
CAPTAIN ANCHORS AND STOPS TIE BOAT
WILD FIRING OF THE PRISON GUARDs-rHR
CONYICTs ALL RECAPTURED.
PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, Oct. 2.-About 3
O'Clock this afternoon 50 convcts at Sing Sing Prison
took the propeller Hugh Batan belonging to contractor
A. Walker and tried to escape but Capt c. Ward let 60
his anchor and stopped the boat The guards fred about
so Shots but did no harm The officers from the prison
went ont in small boats aud brought them all hack and
they are now locked mp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
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a. $500
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Lowell DISAPPEARED 90 Friday last and 90 rs have levied % biz
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