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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
SHERIFFS SALES,

John Harvey vs.. Bernard Fitzpatrick
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No 40l5.-By virtue OF a writ of
seizure and sale to directed BY the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants aud AuctOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana and Gus
Toulouse streets. in the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY February Is, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 20
wit
a CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
rights, ways and privileges thereuntO belonging
situated in the Fourth District llate city OF Lafay-
cite parish of Jetfer5on}, of the city of New Or
leans in this State, i the square bounded by
Adele Josephine Rousseau AID Fulton (n0w st.
Thomas streets; said piece or portion OF ground
forms the corner saiC Adele and Rousseau streets
and measures f0rty-four feet front on A1ele street
by depth and front Rousseau street of sixty
three feet American measure, and II forms part or
the original lot number four of square number four
on plan made by the city surveyor on the uiGth
OF November, 1880, deposited ia the Office Of the
late G. Stringer then notary public in this city;
which property was purchased by the defendant
herein from John HOllinger and wife, according to
an act passed before J. +. C0ey, notary pubic in
this city. on the nineteenth of April, 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
IT. P HARPER
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Saiamandes fire insurance Company US.


W. p. HARPER,
sa13 fe5 ~ Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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;a!:fe2l; Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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0. Durac y. Elizabeth Duckert-. Widow

". T. HAGFEE
la3l g.. t.. Sapri of the Parish OF Orleans
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ia22 teil - sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Pierre FRANCOIS Turbers vs.. Nfarsarst

W. P. HARPER.
lass ftIc NH, Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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W. r. NARPSE
ell = mIlf5 Sherit. OF the P,.Tsl! of orleans.
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A HORSE TRADE.-One OF our whole.
sale dealers who does business on Main
street hiss neal relative, who is engaged
with him in business, who is some on
horse trade. II man trades horses with
this young gentleman and gets the best Of
the bargain, then that man should be sent
to Congress, or elected 10 some other high
Office, that he may be appreciated, for he
will be u smart man. This young gen.
tlcmau occasionally takes a little tour
through Ohio to sell goods for his house.
When he starts out he drives some old
plug Of q horse, but he don't keep him
long. At the first town he arrives at he
gives out that he wishes to buy horses, and
In few hours all Of the horses within
a few miles oil town arc brought in for
sale. Then our friend strikes up trade.
He don't give any "boOt" worth speaking
Of. He usually gets little. In few
hours more he leaves town with one or
two pretty good horses and probably
little "boot" money in his pocket. THIS
programme he keeps up during the trip,
and when he arrives home after weeks
absence you would take him for a horse
drover.
But the old gentleman got jealous Of
his near relative, The old man concluded
that he could trade horses equal to any
living man. So he concluded to take u
little trip and try his hand at trading. Hc
took out two hundred dollar horse, but
didn't get many miles before he met
man who consented to trade. They finally
came to terms and our friend received an.
other horse and fifty dollars for his horse.
Now" said the old gentleman, II
will show that young man that Pm some
on trade, for l have better horse and
fifty dollars besides" He hitched up his
horse and started for the next town, but
didn't get more than two or three hun.
dred rods before his new horse gave out.
He couldn'tg go q foot further. Our friend
coaxed and whipped, but 1t was no use.
The horse wouldn't bulge. So he finally
unhitched him and led him to the nearest
town, where he put him up and took the
first bus for Wheeling, Arriving home,
the old gentleman walked into the store
and up to his near relation, TO whom he
handed the fifty dollars, remarking,
"Herc, young man, is your horse" IfyOu
want to make tho old gentleman mad,
Just go and propose horse trade with
him.
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ST. LOUIS.


Large Robbery by u Street Gamin.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3O-It has Just come to
light that u valisc containing $4,000
worth Of Lima mining stock Of California,
which was left at the Atlantic g. Pacific
railroad office last Friday evening by
Geo. Berry and s. A. Cristcc, was robbed
that night by street arab about thirteen
years old, who sneakcd into tho office
while ii was being scrubbed out by q wo-
man who takes care of 1t. One thousand
dollars Of the stock has been recovered
and the thief arrested.
The State agents and other representa-.
tives Of the 81, Louis Mutual Insurance
CompAn, from Kentucky, Tennessee, Viz.
ginia, Michigan, District Of Columbia,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Ohio,
Kansas, Texas, Minnesota, New York,
Iowa, Louisiana, California, Nevada and
Mississippi, have arrived hero 10 take part
in the election Of u new board OF direc.
tors, which is to take place tomorrow.
The ticket put forth recently by the policy
holders of st. Louis will be modified Ia
satisFy and harmonic various interests
and opinions represented, but 1t is not al
all likely that the old administration will
in any sense be recognized.
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Fire in q New York Government
Warehouse.

NEW YoRK, July 30.-A fire was dis.
covered in the fifth story Of government
bonded warehouse on Greenwich street, at
about halt.past 10 o'clock tonight, The
streams from the steam fire engines were
Intellectual, and the fire spread rapidly
along and through the upper stories
some two hundred feet in distance
in Greenwich street. The building ex.
tends through some two hundred feet to
Church street. Two additional alarms
were sent out for engines from up town.
The flames continued to increase. and at
this hour (11:30) the entire roof, which is
Mansard on the Greenwich side Of the
building, and two upperstories have been
burned, and also the bakery adjOin.
ing. Several tenement houses were in
imminent danger, but the fremen have
evidently now obtained control OF the fire
and will undoubtedly keep 1t confined to
the government warehouses. The build.
ing was filled with valuable goods, and
those not destroyed by fire, are uudoubt-
edly ruined by water. The loss will be
great. A heavy brick wall only prevented
the fire working through to Thomas street,
which Is filled with tenement houses,
crowded with poor Irish families, among
whom the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed.
The large stone school house Of Trinity
parish escaped, although the flames were
ut one time within twenty feet Of the rear
OF it. The warehouse Is in charge Of
W. Il. Darling, Government Appraiser.
No fires have been used in the building
since last winter, and the fire Of tonight
is supposed to have been caused by spon'
taneous combustion.
The Government has commenced suit
against the firm OF Downing & Co., glass
importers, 10 recover $4,000 for alleged
violations Of the revenue laws.
NEW York, July 30.-Thc Govern
ment houses loss cannot be correctly esti.
mated, but will not fall short OF $4,000
on goods Of all kinds owned by o great
number OF firms. The loss on the build
ing owned by the Government Is $4,000.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
THE TURF.
Cleveland Races.


CLEVELAND, July 3O.-The second day
OF the meeting Of the Cleveland Club
opened with clear sky and cool atmos'
phere. Fully ten thousand people were
in attendance and great interest was man
iiested. Pool selling was active.
The first race was for horses that never
trotted better than eel; purse $500; first
1880, 1885 TO the second, and $S25 to
the third. There were three entries, viz !:
Jude Fullerton, Corners, and John n.
COnley Formerly Beppol Fullerton was
the lavorite at 800 to $25 on the field.
Conley was distanced in the first heat,
Fullerton winning by length and half,
Corners second.
In the third heat Fullerton exhibited
magnificent trotting. On the first turn
he broke up badly, so that on the back
stretch he was fully half dozen lengths
behind Corners. At the third quarter
pole, however, he Tapped Corners, ana en-
icIing the home stretch, passed him, win
ming the heat and race.
Summary-Judge Fullerton !, /, i;
Corners 9, 2, 2; John W. Conley distanced.
Time 2.23t, 2:225, 2:254.
The second race was TOR hores that
never trotted better than 2:45; purse Of
$l5OO--$75O TO first, 1915 10 second, 1925
iothird, $l25 TO fourth. This proved the
most exciting race oil the meeting. Glenn
cn,rc was the Iavorite, but Little Long.
fellow had hackers. The former won the
tlrs, heat, but was fifth in the second and
THIRD, when, foul play being suspected,
Bldl DOble was ordered by the judges
10 drive Ciemenline, who won the next
heat. The drivers Of Berta and Long
fellow also changed by order Of the
Judges, ana the result showed tho WISDOM
Of the change.
TIE nth and last heat was intensely
exciting. Clementine and Berts came up
the home stretch under the whip neck
and neck, tho former winning by q length,
Walter third and LOngtellow fourth:
The crowd was greatly excited and
chrered and shouted. What was most
remarkable was that Clementine won the
heat in 2:2St.
Summary-Cementi /, 5, 8, !, IL
Walter, ., 8, l, 0, 8; Little LongIellow, 8,
a, ), &; Berta, j, 9, 9, 4, 9; Miss Miller,
3, i, 8, IS; Vanity Fair distanced. Time,
$50, 2:20t, 2:324 and 2:2St.
The last race OF tho day was q running
race, purse $500; $500 to the first, $50 TO
the second, and $50 to the third; mile
heats, best three in five. The race was
closely contested, but was won BY
Welchs g. +. Mary L in three straight
heats.
oummary-Mary L, /, /, l; Flash, 9, 2,
9; George Sterling, 3,3, 3; Lorena, 4, 4, 4.
Time 1851, 1.4St, 1:40t.
Tomorrow the sport promises to be
very exciting. The first race will be for
horscs never having trOtted better than
224, for which there IRE eleven entries,
among the John w. Conley's Derby, Ma
jor Aliens Hotspur, Ben Flagler's Mo-
hawk, and other celebrated flyers. The
second race will be Tor $50 horses, with
ten entries, among them Cosettc, Lady
Bowker Brother Jonathan, Plato and
others. A running race, mile heats, best
two in three, will close the third day Of
the Cleveland Club meeting. On Friday,
Goldsmith Maid, Lucy and American
Girl will trot Tor the first time this season
together, in a free for all race for purse
OF $4,000.
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nInremcn1s or 1ho P1esident.

PouuuKEEpsIE, July 3O.-Prcsideni
Grant spent the forenoon at Overlook TO-
day in viewing the splendid scenery. Al
Ter dinnerhe took his departure for Kings
ton, reaching there at 4 4. NJ, where be
met with an enthusiastic reception. In
the evening grand reception was given
him at the residence Of Gen. Sharpe, In
response to calls tho President made Il
short address, lie leaves for New York
tomorrow morning,
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ATTEST1oN.-We advise such oil our
readers as arc In the habit Of visiting Olt.
Wood cemetery to read advertisement
In another column. II will be seen
that hereafter only lot.owners and their
families will DO admitted, and even they
must have a ticket, which can be pro-
cured from John Bishop.
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FALSE ALARM.-The fro for which the
alarm was sounded last evening existed
only in the imagination Of the man who
rang the bell. Theengines and reels were
all quickly out, and went wandering up
and down through the city, but did not,
Of course, reach any fire.
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Doors AND suoEs.-To close out my
present stock l will sell WomenS' Last
Balmorals at So 90 worth Sc 90; Womens
Last. ioxed Balmorals from g 90 10 - 90
Womens' Nor. Balmorals g 90 10 81 So
worth So 90, and all other goods at cor
respondipgly low prices. L. V. BLOND
105 Main street.
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SALT LAKE.
The story of Brigham's 18th Wife,
as told by herself.


SALT LAKE, July 3O.-Tho papers in
the case OF Anna Eliza Webb Young,
prayipg for divorce from Brigham
Young, were personally served yesterday.
The Prophet seemed undisturbCd and
passed the documents 10 his Secretary.
The following arc the main points ol
complaint. The plaintiff AYERS that she
il the wife Of the defendant; was married
April 1868; has two children by
the former marriage; has no personal
property or means OF living. For one
wear after the marriage defendant lived
with her; since then he has almost entire.
" deserted her. Defendant sent her and
the children 10 live on farm four miles
from Salt Lake, where she had an only
companion (her mother), and had TO do
mental work, dressing cOarsely and iaring
badly. Defendant visited her very sell
dom, and never remained over half an
hour. lie treated her with contempt and
scorn, and eXRCted the earnings OF tho
farm.
In the Fall Of 1872, by direction Of the
defendant, the plaintiff took up her resi-
dcnCc in Salt Lake City, where che has
been compelled to leave from want Of sup.
port and the fear Of violence from tho dc.
icndant; has called upon the defendant
frequently Tor maintenance, but has been
refused; is in feeble health and under
medical treatment; has been obliged to
sci. her furniture TO meet current eX.
pensea. She sues for divorce on account Of
neglect and bad treatment; states that her
husband has an income Of $4,000 per
month. She prays for lawyers fees Of
100000, slx thousand Of which arc TO be
paid down as a preliminary fec and the
balance on the termination Of the suit,
she meanwhile torcCeive 81 900 per month
for support. She finally prOys that the
sum Of 100000 be set aside from the
defendants estate and paid to her as oil.
Inony. The reply is set for August 9th
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/ RARE CHANcE.-PerSons desiring
anything in the way Of clothing or fur
nIshing goods will find 1t to their advan'
tsge to call upon Mr. G. Hess, corner OF
Main and Quincy streets, within the next
few days, as he is determined to close out
his entire stock at very low figures, in or
der to make room for his fall goods, which
will soon arrive,
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LIVERPOOL, July 3O-Thc steamships
Caledonia, Deutschland and Egypt, from
New York, and Corinthian, from Mon.
treal, have arrived out.
New York, July SO.-Arrived-ThO
steamships Java and Manhattan, from
Liverpool. 49,, MI.
steamer Virginia, from Glasgow.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The entire ses.
Sion Of the above court was consumed
yesterday in the trial Of tho case Of the
Bank OF British North America vS. The
Crescent Iron Company. The case was
opened and several dispositions read when
an adjournment was taken until to-day.
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TIE RIvER.-The river reached the
highest point yesterday aud commenced
receding during the afternoon, the marks
at the wharf indicating eight feet, six
inches at dark last evening. A large coal
fleet passed down during the rise
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THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Announcement-G. l. Garrison.
Wanted-Situation.
Fisk, Clark s. Flagg.
Music Lessons-Miss II. r. Jamison.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad.
Mount Wood Cemetery.
Free Lectures.
Preventive for Mosquito Bites.
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THOSE using NattanN Crystal DiScOOery
for the hair assure US that it certainly does
all and really more than Is claimed for It,
1t ia an extraordinary preparation of its
kind, and should be tried byall. For sale
by druggists everywhere. eod&w
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ATTENTIoN.-1n order TO reduce my
present stock oil Boots and Shoes l will
sell for the next 80 days at prices that de-
fy competition. Call carly and get the
best goods at the lowest prices ever offer
ed IN the city. L. V. BLOND.
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-ThC Board OIL
Education will meet tonight. We be.
lieve the special order Of business will be
the consideration OF tho committees re.
port in relation to purchasing lot and
building n school house in the % ward.
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No PERSON should DO without a bottle
Of Pain Cure Oil. You will find it con-
venient to have it at home. Hundreds Of
times one application will relieve you Of
q bad headache or painin tho limbs, when
otherwise you might suffer several days.
Sold by all Druggists. -t...r
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POLICE CoURT.-The calm which it is
said always follows the storm prevailed
in the above court, yesterday morning
for after score or more Of cases on Tues
day there was not one yesterday.
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CLEANING up and closing out entire
stock Of Summer Goods, to make room
for an extensive stock of Fall Goods.
Call soon at John Rocmer's, Centre
Wheeling
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DOUBLE REED ORGANS, s stops, In
handsome cases for $125 cash, at sheib's
Music store, Washington Hall, Best
place for bargains in musical instruments.
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CINCINNATI, July 3O-River 8 feet @
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm.
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GREAT bargains now in cloths, CASH
meres and jeans.
J. W. FERREL, Centre Wheeling.
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CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Carpet Chain,
Flannels, &c, &C., sold cheaper than any
house in the city, OF John Roemer's.
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PARAsoLs and Grenadine dress goods
still reduced, the sooner to close them
out Come, If you want bargains.
J. W. FERRRL, Centre Wheeling.
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ANOTHER case OF those good domestic
ginghams, 10 cents per yard.
j. W. FERRRL, Centre Wheeling.
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a arLENDID lot OF new stereoscopic
views has just been received at Robin
sons.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows tho range Of temperature d
observed at Slvey's Drug Store, cornel
opposite Post Office:
WEDNESDAY.
SA.M. IAN. SIX. TP;N'
u 81 $50 ~
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PRESERVE your pictures by haying
them framed at Robinson's Gallery.
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DR., LONGDON'S
General Practice
Mainly devoted to
Cure Of Chronic Diseases
More than 500 Cases Success.
fully Treated During the
past Eight Months.
Many of those are among Our
Most Eminent and Respee-
table Citizens.
They will bear Testimony to
Dr.. LOngdOn's Great PraC-
tical Skill.
No Cases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.
No Cases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.

Every facility for the certain Diagnosis aud
skillfui treatment Of all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GAlvanic Battery containing 81
coils with Rhcotome, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova.
able Disc, Fork, HydroStAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many otter
Electrical Instruments for tho treatment Of Dis
cases Of tho Rye, Ear and Nervous System. No
Nervous Disease should DO considered lncuraOlC
until Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary instru'
ments and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend their patients with
those ailments 10 Dr.. Longdon With tho aRtur.
anco that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
lam In tho most scientific manner. Electo-ther.
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
Of wondrous power, enabling tho physician to
detect with absolute certainty many obscure
Diseases OF tho Heart, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens OF
urlRe cxAmined and Fosittrs'y correct diagnosis
DR.. Longdon 10 consulted daily on all forms OF
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his practice 10 de-
voted 10 the more Grave and obstinate RGldtliES
which family phyStddn9 hare failed 10 cure.
In describing your disease give name, age,
symptoms and post ONCE address. Enclose fec
OF IS aud your case will BIO carefully examined
and tho necessary medicines for one months
treatment with special letter Of advice prompt.
~ forwarded 70 you by mall or express. Many
longHtanding and inVetCrate ailments may DO
C"teu AZ 'u'S way a. VAN AVNAI1ARS A'NEA'DS'
1. H. LONGDON, A. NJ, II. D.,
Gate Partner ofProE VIM. Beatty Jones, N. D.,
Of Philadelphia, PAD
WEST SIDE RIF7H STREET,
Between Monroe and QuIncy,oppOsIte Cathedral,
Ieas-cod WHEELING, W. va.
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THE photographs made at Robipson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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st 5sBBPIFEs6 R BOYS

Presents strong attractions to parents and guar
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FAST EXPRESS.
KAsT-LsAVES wEsT-LKAvIS
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
Gt..,....... $40 p. N. Rt.........i0 1910 q. N.
Sundays excepted
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ACCOMMODATION.

ACCOMMODATION
wheeling daily wheeling daily
at, ........i0:4 40 Q. m. At. ;.........b:So p. N
Sundays excepted. 'sundAyS excepted.
WHEELING, PTTTsG D BAIT. DIVISION.
BAST-LEAvEg WEsT-LKAVBs
wheeling daily "Washington, Pa.
at...........7:15A ., m. daily Rt... .6:6S q. N
Wheeling daily Washington, Pa,
at. ...........4:S0p p. N. daily at. .4:l0 p. N
Sundays excepted. 'SundRyS c1eepted
RAst bound Trains mako connections 81
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. At Washington City, for al
points South.
West bound trains mako direct connection fol
oil points West and Northwest.
Pullman PGl1eC Cars on all nIRht trains,
Tickets 10 all principal points can b. procured
at tho Office at tho Depot.
THos. R. SHARP,
Master oil transportation.
R,T: DBvR1Es, Gcu'l Agent Wheeling.
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