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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09
VERY BRIEFLY.

German story-writers are about to nood
the world with war novels. a.s e e. z, : S,e y.
There landed in Canada last year 66,0is
Immigrants. OF whom "A, 900 afisrwasd len
adam
A Aichiean paper claiun that . womaa
in thst Stste lately Increased the popuia-
tion BY ave--s ssrsisht has b os girls. beef'
The London and Soushssssssn Rsilvav.
leading 70 Dover Isss-yssr. .cxrrieds; s;soo,-
600 passenger Without . sipgls accident.
One California grspe-grower has vine
yard valued as sass.es0, h yields ssnp.
ally from $4,000 to sss,OOo worth Of
grapes.
One q the eTleadiss English Journal. says
no event Of The frat importance was ever
80 badly reported as the civil war Ia
France.
In q cigar shop In Parliament street,
London, the following notice is posted /:
Credit is given TO gentlemen, but cash
expected from members Of Parlismsnt.. .
The colored members ofFths House Of
Representatives have all taken seats near
together, on the left Of the Speaker, and
the location is already known a. aAfrica."
81 A citizen Of Reading, Pa, i. said to
have mourned the death: Of thirty-ix of
bis children. He 10 now, Hay -avs year
old, and has had tiree wives, and has four
children living.
H A Macon tGs.) paper calls astehtioa to
. minister Of that place Who carries An
ugly pistol in the long coat peculiar 70 his
cloth. IL dubs him the "arined mission.
ary." tai-sa. 4 rse s.di 11n
A caricsturs has just appeared 10 the
London shop windows Of large and ven
ersble orsng-outang, with Prof Dsrwin's
face, labeled . aContribution to (un)ussu.
raj history BIS 49,.
An enthusiast in Stamford, Conn, Is
boring for coal deposit which he imag.
ines underlies his farm, and has sunk 4
shaft sixty or seventy feet but has only
reached thin vein Of plumbsgo.
Statistics show that there Is about nine
times as much coffee consumed in the Uni-
ted States - in Great Britain, and nearly
three times ~ much tes consumed In
Great Britain rs in the United States.
A young man says that there might
havo been such thing rs real true love in
old times, butt nov the notion b en-
.irely obsolete; and II you ask . young
lady nowadays 70 share your lot, she i'm
mediately wants to know how largo that
lot Is.
Even Texan man cannot shoot down
his fellow man with impunity, Tor didnt
Judge down there tell . murderer the
other day, "You have been tried and oon-
victsd Of killing your wife with an axe,
and you ought to have beon ashamed Of
yourself ,.ng& li9S nNa Y
While the Princess Frsdrics was sr-
ranging . Christmas tree for come poor
children At visnps, for christ mes ofisS0,
. burning green wax taper sslrupon her
arm, and 10 poisoned her that ihS is dying
. painfals death, az ths' residenca " ,4sr
father, the sx-King Of Hanovst. A -.
The Princsss Of Wslss b describsd 'as
looking very Thin and worn, with alsvsly
-facc, 80 fuli Of sadness - 70 be pathsues'
She is said 70 have lost in . few years 81
the freshness and bloom Of youth, which at
;the time Of her nuptisls we're the theme Of
prsiss throughout England. oss e =, al5'a j i,oa !,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09
y w. DUNNING, M. ID. Res

We IDENCE-Corner Ninth and Walnut
)PFfCE-Corner Sixth Street and Ohio Levee
OFFICE HoURs-From am. to II m, and
nm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09
u Is ofInestimabel Value to the rsrne

The power OF q 80 microscope, and 80 simple In
its construction that any ehlia can use II under
A besatif u present, elegant, INSTRUCTIVE; Anus
ing, and cheap. over o., 600 have been sold.
During the pest six years its worth hes been tes.
sch"ot % ts:cheys. students. phssiSians. % ssads o.
families, and others. sar. r.1.4...5s n's .al
81 .a1i' ref .+i
fRICE$s OV.-Sent BY Aail. Post PaM
Every instrument 10 neatly boxed, and nands
somsly labeled with full directions for use. Thou
sands have been sent by mail. ln1l
Aodress, .s5-5tt 20 W. D. LlNk5S CO.,
s5.iI ia, 4 49, Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09
PHYSICIANS.

4 WADGYMAB, M. D., Physi-
"A. clan, Surgeon and Accoucheur, for
meriy Of Anna, Union Co.. Illinois, has perms.
nently located IN city. OFFICE-Commerciri
Avenue. between sth and 9th Streets weet side.
marchidiy
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Sunday School convention.

= A Convention of the Sabbath schools Of
Kershaw county, will be held at~Pine Tree
Church, beginning on Friday before the
first Sabbath, (the, 3rd day) Of November
next. ~ -. ,.,
AL Sabbath schools of every denomina-
tion in the county are invited, and earnestly
requested to send delegates. All congrega-
tons and communities where there are no
Labbath schools, are invited to be repre-
scented. - ,>5G il. HAY,
3, I'd. Sec'y. Executive Committee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Cattle Sale.

IS sell ffty-four head of Neat Cattle, belong
ing to the late Joel Davis, at Camden, on Mon
day the 18th October next, at 10 o'clock. Terms
cash on delivery. -. -..,r.s
These cattle are in good condition, and fair
specimens of their breed. Among them are
about fifteen beef cattle, fit for market The
rest are cows and calves and yearlngs. They
will be sold separately, and must be delivered
on day of sale. -
-.s Executor.
sept 21-A J. f.bos"ELL' D. M u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
CAMDEN COTTON MARKET.
CAMDEN, S. C, October 4, 49,

CAMDEN, S. c. October 4, 1871.
The market for the past week has been
somewhat more active, and the price has ad-
vanccd t cent, the market closing yesterday
at III cents for middling. This we believe,
is a fraction higher than any interior market
in the State. We understand that several
lots have been brought to this town from the
ncishborhood of Sumter, on account Of its
bringing better price here. Sales for the
week, 254 bales. Shipments, 3G6 bales.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

WHO is SHE?-We clip the following
from letter to the Edge6eid Aduertiser,
from the White Sulphur Springs, Va:
nHese comes Miss H. formerly of Camden,
NOW, Of New York real vision of immaleu-
ttajsyslipe esss, personating, to our unsophis-
ticated eyes, the Crescent Moon. At any
rate refreshingly lovely and youthful, and
more beautiful to us than was ever Luna to
Endymion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

.WHENEyER any of our country friends
conetstown; to lay in their winter supplies,
tk -ahtsthipg they should dol to consult
the advertising columns of the JOURNAL.
They will be sure to get the best bargains
from the merchants whose names appear
there. =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church-Rev. A. ]. STOKES, Pastor
Ill A. NJ. and P. NJ.
prcsbyterisrac c6ureh-Rev. s.. q. HAY, Pastor
LII A. M and Al P. NJ.
Episcopal fCkurch-Kev.; J. srEIsFoRr KID
xxr, Pas,or-I1:A. NJ. and a P. NJ.
Baptist church-Rev. A. X. DURHAM Pastor
Ill A. NJ. and P. NJ.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

THE steamer ISIS left here last Friday, to
engage in the work of cleaning out the
riyerI preparatory to its regular navigation
1She:has not yet returned. ".-.= ....
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Notice to TaI-Paycrs.

hi AITsbHSipeetihg for the purpose of as
sesssng tax for free schools viii be held at
the Town Hall, Camden, S. c., on Saturday,
tbet7th inst, at IL o'clock n. 4 r,3sss<s
- : FRANK CARTER, Commissioner
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

NOBLE OLD MAN.-He still lives. His
name is Truro, and he resides in Omaha, at
the advanced age of 1O4. He drinks four
gin smashes daily, frequently walks fourteen
miles and splits up four cords of oak wood be-
fore dinner, and can read the finest print
without the aid Of an ear trumpet.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

There are ugly rumors afoat of the risk
which besets, London next winter from or
pauized incendiarism The source of this
apprehended danger is not stated in the
authority from which this item of intelli-
eence is derived, but it is safe to say that
the International, or its partisans in Eng
land, is suspected. .---l 4.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

.KERsHAw LODGE, No. %, e. F.. NJ,
---1Nill meet at their Lodge room next Tues
day evening at - o'clock, by order of the
,Sf: 1Sf. 75sfiI !g 7-s@-.vs.ltt - ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

hCAsARY, B1Rnsi for sale. 81 per pair
Apply at this Office. 2t:-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

The CHESTERFIELD MURDER.-We learn
from reliable source, that Silas Ingram, jr.,
wbo, killed Newman last week, is still at
large, and that no tidings have been heard
of his whereabouts, but it is thought that he
Eaass made his escape to the West -. T..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

100000 GOOD BRICKS for sale cheap, by
wcE REEnI.o ~ ,s.,f 'apa} St.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

The WArEREE BRASS BAND.-The young
men composing this band are in somewhat
ofa state of shot water" Their instruments
cost them 5000, of which they have paid
$50, and are now engaged in getting up. a
purse for the payment of the; second install
ment, but have not succeeded in getting
enough for their purposes. We bespeak
the favors of the community, to whose bene-
fit the band enures, to aid them in their
worthy effort.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
I,OCALN
CAMDEN POST OFFICE.


Until further notice the Northern and South
srn Nail will close every night during the week
q, 81 o'clock T. NJ. Sundays ut o'clock T. NJ
LANCASTER AND FLAT RocK-Arriyes at
o'clock. r, NJ, Monday, Wednesday ana FIJI
Friday: Leaves at o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday,
Tharsdsy and saturday.s;,,, - - =.
BnxpfSRp SPRINGS, JEFFERSON AND TIILER
FInnY-Afriyesat at 70 o'clock NJ, every Friday
Leaves at Up. NJ, every Friday.
~ Office opep during the week for delivery oi
Mail, from 9so,ciock "A. NJ, to o'clock ?. NJ
and from syo'slock p. NJ, tot7s o'clock r NJ
Sunday from 1oA. NJ. to II o'clock 7. M,
- rssAEIr. OF SENDING LETTERS ny EXPRESS.
= Set. 100. All persons wba'sosvcr who shall
after the passage Of this act transmit ny any
nrivate exuress. or other means by this act de-
claret uulnwfNt, 1uy letter or letters, package
or packages, or o. her mailahle matter, except
ing newspapers, pamphlets, magazines ana Pc
rf6dfcSis, or who Shall place or cause to be de-
posted htiany appdin:ed place, for the purpose
Of being transported by such unlawful means,
any matter or thing properly transmltloie ny
mail. ..excepting newspapers, pamphlets, maga-
xinessa nj eeriodieals,- or who shall deliver any
such matter, excepting newspapers, Pamphiets'
ma9aziHes: and periodicals. for transmission to
atIysSeent or agents of such unlawful expresses,
shah, for eahh 'aad every offence, forfeit ana
pay the isumiof Fifty dollars.
Aug. 3. SAMUEL fLACE. I. NJ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

IGNORANT DRUGGIsrs-The reports from
the Board of Pharmacy show that out of two
hundred and fifty druggists and one hundred
and ninety clerks examined by the commiss-
toner's, sixty druggists and eighty-one clerks
failed to give sufficient proof Of the qualifica-
tions necessary, and we're rejected. 1t is the
intention of the board to hold meetings only
twice week for the next six weeks, in order
to give the clerks who are not far enough ad-
vanced an opportunity to attend either the
lectures at the College Of Pharmacy or the
lectures by DR.. Doremus, at Bellevue, on
chemistry and poisons: =
The majority of the leading druggists in
the city have been examined, and the result
shows that large number of both druggists
and clerks could not read the Latin prescrip-
tions-.N 7. Commercial. r., e..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CoN-
rRAcroRs.-We learn from our Charleston
exchanges that Mr.. p 7. Toaie, the we'll
known manufacturer of Doors, Sashes Blinds,
&c., has established depot at No. 20 Hayne
street, where he keeps constantly on hand
not only all articles from his own manufac-
tory, but also every variety of builders hard
ware, French and American window glass,
both plain and ornamental, slate mantels,
and, in short, everything necessary to finish
handsomely residence, store, or church.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Latest Cotton Quotations.

.. New YORK, Oct 3.
The cotton market to-day, closed
strong; sales of .303O bales at 20 cents
for uplauds.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3.
Cotton to-day is firm; sales of $50
bales at at19s@19s cents for middling. :, :
CHARLESTON, Oct 8.
Cotton closed steady sales Of 1000 bales
at 1Ss@1S! cents for middling.
... LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.
Cotton closed quiet aud strong; uplands
gid; to9Bd; orleans 93d; to 95d.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

I. H. Alexander, Dentist. has removed
his Office to the Workman building. En-
trance, on Rutledge Street.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

enough IOr Clelr purpuseS. W. pesPoah
the fayors of the community, to whose bene-
fit the band enures, to aid them in their
worthy effort.
COURT ADJoURNED--Late Friday night
last, Judge Melton adjourned his Court, after
a. very busy session of nearly two weeks.
The calendars were pretty well cleared
of cases, and unless new business comes in,
the Judge will have nothing much to do at
the January Term. His Honor had but a
short respite, because he convened his Court
in Columbia last Monday. --, --~---.
Our COMMUNITY, SLkNDERED.@Abuut
the time of the arrival ofsthe steamer Isis,
the Columbia Phenic stated. that it had
been informed that the arrival created quite
an excitement in Camden, as the ISIS was
the first stenmer that had visited this place
in t,oenty years. Now, although we do live
somewhat out of the world, and many of us
seldom see steamships, yet we must correct
our cotempory in this statement because
since the 'late unpleasantness" there has
visited this place several steamers, in the
year 1866 or '67, which continued their
trips for some time, and it was only upon
the reopening of the railroads that they
ceased to run.
How many steamers, brother Phoair,
has visited Columbia within the time men,
toned? We, therefore, call upon our
neigbbor to retract his rash assertion, and
make the an,eade honorable.
The GREAT SOUTH CAROLINA IMMrGRA-
r1oN scuEME.-This monster enterprise
bids fair to be one Of the greatest success of
the hour. =
TITS rare that FIVE hundred thousand dollars
are offered under the auspices ofsuch houora-
bic and well known gentleman as control the
Association, and their names are alone
sufficient guaranty that the proposed drawing
will be conducted with; impartiality. Five
dollars viii purchase a ticket which may Sc
cure one of twenty. four hundred odd cash
prizes, the highest of which is an Academy
of Music, worth s25o,oOo, and the, next
highest is $4,000 in cash. The others
range from $500 downwards. snaai
By reference tetheir advertisement which
appears in this issue, it will be seen that the
drawing has been postpansd until January
8, 1875, on account Of theprevalence Of yel-
low fever in Charleston. ~:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

THE Sons OF TEMpERANCE.-This body
which increases with every meeting, meets
every Monday evening OF u o'clock at
Jones Hall. 1t now numbers nearly seventy
members; sand has been only two months in
operations n&eli,r,zG.s =. sse.a,Is r. .-a-s
The newly.clected officers were installed
on Monday night, new quarter commencing
at that time. ....... ...
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

sMAaNIF1CENT LITERARY FABRIc-Web-
sterss Quarto Dictionary has passed through
various editions, each an improvement upon
aad encouragement of the preceding, until
itshas illuminated in the present magnificent
literary and4inguistic fabric. The reputa-
tioh Of this work is not confined to America.
We find it, stated that in the Alexander case,
tried in the Court of Exchequer at West
minister, mi Hall, under purely English law, no
6thst.dictionary, English or American was
Quoted aoorr' 81 alluded to than his. The Lord
Chief Baron, in his decision, pronounced
Webster 5 Dictionary q work Of the greatest
learning, research and ability" Besides
the numerous Illustrations with which the
volume is interspersed, there are at the end
sixty.seven pages of the most finished pic
torial illustrations, representing almost every
conceivable object in nature, science and
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roek,eiaudscan bid defiance to any petty
storm that the critics can raise.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nEPARrEENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, COMMISSIONERS
Once: aS7 broadway, New York, July II. ls7l-Noce
10 hereby given that the Public Baths will be
In the morning and closed At o'clock In the evening
WILLIAM n. TWEED.
COmmisstOuor Of WOrkn
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EDWARD p. BARKER,
Secretary

secretary.
BY authority Of Board of Directors of the New Yorh
Railway Company, and 10 conformity with the Of the
Subscr ptions 1--WE public
behalf OF the directors and Of such that books
subscription for the capital viii opened
on Wednesday the OF June ins at the following
places In this city,
Al banxing house Of Duncan, Sherman Co., No. II
banking house of the Bank Of the Metropolis No. ID
The Company authorized viaduct Rail.
brxnches through the city OF New York. the cast
and sides thereof from common starting point at
street; hsr.em river apJ through
westcheser county, with power to ouiid additional lines
OF s % or or fe e
by the Company exempted from tsxes and assessents
Of New YORK are authorized and directed with the sp
prova o. the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
tne comuanv whenever ono million OF thereof has
been subscribed for BY private parties THIS conditional
bv the directors OF The On The completion Of either
OF the railway to the line OF westheser county the
Supervsors of that county are authorized 70 issue the bonds
eXpcent 10 AID the and extension OF the
railway in and through that county For the proper
ami pay in moneys different times the directors
thored issue scrD FOR interest ON such paymena
Tie eli teyms m 10. Of snbscripiion viii be as follows
Ten o the amount OF STOCK subscribed FOR 70 be
paid cash at the time o. The residue 20 es
thirty days. but call At one time exceed per
Sp for interest at The OF per per annum
pss the railway all instsments paid stock sub
for within thirty days after the subscription books
be COMPANY the right close the subscription
bo9ss ,ss a. any ~ ne ,bs Board Of pireciors
BY 0''e' o. ''' SbESSSpGs ;di5S Z STEWART
IEVJ p NORTON ~
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THE NEW YoRk ,v,Apucr,
RAILWAY COMPANY
DIRECToRe.
ALExANDERT STEWART A. OAKEv HALL
WILLIAM M. TWEED, JOHN JACOB ASTOR
AUGUST BELMONT, PETER Is. SWEENY,
CHARLES A. LAMONT, LEVI r. MORTON,
JAMES +. ID. LANIER, HUGH SMITH,
FRANKLiN USt;OOD, WILLIAM r. bLODGETT
WIN. BUTLER DUNCAN, RICHARD O'GURMkN,
JOUN j. BRADLEY, JOSE y. NAVARRO,
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY, HENRY SMITH,
WILLIAM Il. TRAvERS, EDWARD b. WESLEY,
JOSEFH SELIGMAN, NANTON MARBLE,
RICHARD b. C0NNOLlY, JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON,
HENRY HILTON
HENRY HTLTON,
President.
HUGH SMITH
w. BUTLER DUNCAN.
Treasurer.
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FTNANUlAL.


A JULY INVESTMENTS.
JAY COOKE co. are now selling the First Mortgage
7so Gold Bonds Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
bearing aloper gold interest (mors than sper cent
currency. and by only mortgage the
tire road equipments and on more than so acres
land to every milo of track 500 of land to each
$1,000 bond The highest prce win be paid for
United States Fvewenss and all other marketable secu-
rte' received in exchange Pamphlets, and full
formation viii be furnished application by JAY COOKE
&co Philadelphia New York and Washington and by most
banks and bankers throughout the country.
ROWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.
neres, At tho rate q sx per cent on all sums
n WIN os ps dcpSsor; on and and er Ja 70
c.ived any SUI" from IL cents to gill be r'
Six per cent interest," free of government tax
'''''''' 10" ''p'' aESSy SMITH frs:dsas @ in''
E6wAkD SEafh fSSha MSoha.s Presidents. xSs
REEVES e. sELMEs. Secretary
b We ODER at the lowest market rates
County. Town, City and School District Bonds
Of several States
Send for descriptive list.
Dealers and s'otii W.. " ssasei .a:s s.% Ssqs S.:s
II Choice City and County Bonds.
Ten TO Twelve cent.
Free Of ali taxes.
First class Securities Of undouO.ed character below par
whole Gsss .a1:Gs 2. H%1;:s HGsG;S ss'%s ssy %
Also New York City Railroad and Bonds. Insurance
other for safe and profitable Investments at low
Dealer and hsnasr Broker s'3fa %anssa Bsna.
B-Frt c'aa. Investment Securities paying large rates
OF interest," specially with this house fer many years.
2 e sxpE4 q g.;
MONEY TO LOAN SEVERAL SMALL SUMS OF
IVA Seo each and upward to loan on good New York or
J. POWELL, No. ss Pine street, room T.
IA ONEY TO LOAN-PRoMrTLi-o BOND AND
Appx only 70 sAHUEI wooD Jr is % srOsd~ay s1sa room
Ss s&.sss s.,as. sHsk and ru.
,ss PsSss,i: S!ss.. over y. % SsoSs yS,.
o psI a.. osS interest n' OF zach month
ra number Of DAYS not less than thirty on sums $50 and
DEPOSIT CkRTlFIcArEs.
~ safe as registeed bonds. and promptly available
where 10 the United sates sue payable demand, with
Accounts strictly private and confidential
Deposits payable on demand with interest dne.
poaitor. resulting OF the city II desired.
Open daily from 4. Mtes p NJ. and Mondays and Sat.
- JOHN j. zuILLF, Cashier.
" Company No. l07 Broadway yv Won, ,.u 20 ION,
The directors this company have declared semi annual
dividend OF I've cent free OF tax payable on and after
: WALTER x. FAYE Secretary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. xC.

TOR sALE-PONY, HARNESS AND PHAETON, TOP
first cAss and warranted; prtce eS7h 1H East Fff'
tieth atreet
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