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me Cathedral Fair.

S'NS0A@~--~
f5ia Graoe, the Most Rev. ArehOishoP'
havipr determined, in purSaanee q n'0
general policy On the Educational qHe'Eon'
- a-.nt q large school builaiBg In the ceo-
o,A Distr;ct which would at Arss Ssrve e
:, 2 r,aa,raohial school for the children Of Us0
DIat,le. and, when occasion required %
usOd ~ . central High scheol for tne "o1o
sdvspeed pupils OF the whole cry =
once purchased largo tract OF lana IN sno
rear Of the Cathedral for the sum OF SAe'O~u'
Here he viii at once commence the eEeoT
tIOn OF three story brick buli0'ne' VS.
svo lower stories Of which will b uSeo p
Schools for boys and girls, the upper story
being reserved for the same purposes =
st. Alphonsus Hall 10 now used ana "
the aize Of which IL will approximate ine
coat of the ground having well nign OK
hausted HE treasury, His Grace, at inc
m gsestion Of many kind ladies, eonsen'".
to hold Q grand Fair for the ParPose Oh
raising uaoney to erect tho Suilding.
u order to give all tho faithful good
Opportunity to attend without having 70
travel too great distance, 1t was deea 'eI''
| IN divide the Fair into tive, the uP-toWR
churches to DO represented at the E1poSs'
ton Hall, those down tswn at the odd rel
iows, Hall, on Rampant street, and aceofd'
ipgly, Last wednesday night the entertain
ment opposed at both places.
| rRs ODD yELLows' HALL
10 situstsd on Rampant street. Here IA
lad,e. from the Second and Third District
ara to be found aispensing the COED thing
n life to the crowds Of visitors who threoi
the Hall. The tables are elegantly decor
stsd. and are loaded down with mas.
beautiful and costly articles offered 10
rattle OF competition. Those who have eve
: had tho least doubt as to the Just founda
tion of the worldwide fame for beauty
, 0raee asd lovliness Of our Creole ladie
can have AMI opportunity Of judging fc
, themselves by dropping in at the Fair for
Z Gew moments. ,-.,--s
D RxPosITIoN HALL,
ON st. Charles and Csrondelet streets,
occupied by tho lsdies Of the First IN
: Fourth Districts.
Q The tableo with the nance Of the ladi'
in charge are:
o Ct. johns Table-Mrs. Flood and Mrs. Whe
r ishAn.
o snd Mrs. Cain.
{ st. Jossph'e Table-Mrs. Lynch.
st. Pstrick'a Table-Miss Margaret Murphy
St. Thsresa's Table-Nrs. Quirk.
. The tables are Hxed mp I'm tho usual Fa
> style, and with their loads Of good things pr
sent an enticing appearance. Al st. John
: table 10 o splendid painting Of eur Ho
= Father, Pope Plus TX, which 10 for faf
: at so cents chance. Bishops Fitsgera
and Qainlan and Father Pellicer were
"a mach charmed with the painting that tn
v. each invested freely In tickets, on the occ
d sion of their visit to the fair last Wedne
I" day. tse
r We arc ssrry to sec that 20 far tho Z
10 tendance has been very aim. Censideri
10 the purpose for which the Fair 10 hold, q
70 tho interest the Archbisaop takes In IT,
70 think that every Catholic shoula attend
least one, evening, and by contributing
y. mite, help to make it Q success. Tho q
h. trance is on Carondolet street, and the f.
!. u held on the third floor Of the building
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Coop NEWS FROM ALdIERs.-Sinoe the grand
Fair that it fell to our lot to chronicle last
year, no voice has reached us Of the progress
made towards The completion Of the beautiful
goshic church, which the Marist Fathers arc
raising to the glory Of God and to tho honor
of the Algsrines. But If Algiers speaks sell
dom, whom she does eondesoend to initiate MS
into the secrets, she generally sends us welcome
news. However silent she has been OF late,
we have not watched with tagging interest
the steady progress of the church Of the Holy
Name Of Mary and hence it il with unfsigned
pleasure we are permitted to announce to oar
readers both on the right and left bank, the
intention Of tho Algerine ladies to hold anoth-
or Fair. We communicate this intelligence as
muoh TO the citizens Of New Orleans, a. to the
Algerine population, because we know hsw
delighted all those were who visited tho last
Algerine Fair from or side; and, according
to tho information we have received, the more
than skiIlful ladies Of Algiers in the organize
| ton of Fairs, are preparing q still more enter
| tanning programme. The city journals with
| ono accord have already awarded 10 them the
highest praise and first place for skin in organ
izing and conducting o Fair, and, considering
they have been 80 frequently urged by gentle
men who enjoyed such pleasant evenings in
their Fair of last July, We have net the slight
est doubt that q new impulse has been given
to their inventive genius and that they will
again more than surpass the most aanguins
expectations. Add to this, that the grand
building itself will be completely finished, il
will be easily understood that the artificial
ornaments used before to hide the eye-sorea
in an unfinished sdi6ce will now be additions!
accidents to something substantially beautiful
On some future day we shall DO enabled t.
give moro details of the treat in store for all
We but embrace tho earliest opportunity t.
announce that this great Fair will be held i'm
aediately after Lent, and that the arrange
ments are already most complete.
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The New York Metropolitan Record states that,
since his arrival in the United States from Ire
land, the great Domiuican md impassioned
Irish GENERALIZATION Bnrko-has contributed,
by his lectures, to religious, benevolent and
charitable objects tho enormous sum of three
hundre thousand dollars
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, Among TIA prisass ~ present Ia the city,
no. specially mentioned in connection with
the Council, are Fathers Pieherit, Of jack
son Miss; Querat, of Galveston; Van dc
Moer, Of Pointe Coupee; J. +. Raymond
Of opesousasj Laugiois. Of Pointe-a-ia-
Hache Manoritta OF MadisonvRle /;
D'Hemecourt, Of Pfaapemiua Yallee, Of
Ibcrville and suriray, Of So. Charles Par
ish. .-F
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$4072 so

F'ather Tobin returns his sincere thanks to
the kind ladies who SO generously and nobly
devoted their time and exertions to making
this Fail 20 ine sncoess; ana he also tendets
his thanks to the liberal pablo Hho gave the
Fair 20 generous . patronage. d. 20 bats I'D
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c. D. ELDER, CATHOLIC BooHsEILxx, l2A
CAMP STREET, WILL surPLS,IAr sHoHTEsr
NOTICE, AL Orders FOR BOOKS, STATIONERY
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DOMINICAN MrssloHs.-To-day' at ten
o'clock there will be . solemn High Mass
at st. Patricks Church, and this evening
at ~ O'Clock the mission which was COM
menced there two weeks ago, VIII close
with sermon and Papal Benediction. The
same Dominican Fathers, with the assis-
tance Of another Dominicau lately arrived
from Memphis, Father cAssy, will spss.a
two weeks mission ct the Church Of st.
John chs Baptist, Dfysdss street, at n
o'clock this evening, with sesuaon ard Ben
ediction. when thas Mission ~ coneiuded,
that lie On susdAy, February q, the came
Fathers wiR give mission in st. Michaera
Church, opposite Administration Square, Of
ter which they will 60 10 tho church Of 81.
Vincent do Paul Thira District. ~ Z. 3
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= Rsusnbsr that neat Tassdsy and Wsd1s!
Day svshins. MsEvsy's splendid views or
iaad win bs, exhibited in 81. Peters Sahss
hsuss, Narigny street.
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Attention Is directed 70 cur special notiss
sslnnA.
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ton of their hopes. 80 -.. 80
Often through the misty twilight, or beneath
the bright moonbeams, we can trace from eur
window the growing proportions of our fair
church, and mark how each day brings ont
new marvels Of strength and beauty. And
sometimes while we gazs, we think the marble
stone bearing o martyr's nnme, CLEANS with
an unsarthly- brightness, while above and
within the carved and airy arches there hashes
ont against the sky the radiance Of angels
wings, when 10! We see, or seem to zoe, % white
ROBBED figure glide SsoIennly into the empty
niche, which, while it clasps q lamb to it's
| bosom, stretches ont ono shining hand and
blesses al the place.a as e.. 80 1>'r z
Again st. Agnes's feast approaches, again
the little ehildrea will crowd around the holy
4 altar to- receive the blessing Of saviour's
blood and to offer their gifts Of silver and gold,
| with which to continue the work destined to
! His greater honor and glory. ~
Long may the little builders continue their
labor Of loye, and while Saint Agnes lifts
eaeh column, wall and arch into its perfect
height, may she also direct each thought and
word and decd of their young lives mp to Gods
shining throne. r 81 z7,ys;.-.s s 50
Within the consecrated wallis Of this now
church VIII come to thea, dear children the
psrsst joys Of sarth, - wall ~ LIES deepest
! Sorrows. They shall see the bridal altar deck.
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Attention.

We trust that such OF oar patrons as
IRE indebted to Us. and who are in town
on sa!c-day, will come up and settle.
1y so doing they will save costs.
Remember too, that IS before an
h"anccd we commence with the Jann-
:ny number 10 cut off names rs the
term Of subscription expires, andwe
would be pleased to have old sulseri-
b"rs renew promptly.
Look for the X mark-it denotes
with some that there is an amount due
and with others that their subserip-
ton is just oNt, and unless they renew
the paper will be stopped. Thes need
be no excuse that notice has not been
given. f
Finally patrons. Two hundred and
over are indebted from six months 10
one year anl more, each of Rhom will
see the folly Of expecting us longer TO
scn,l ont the paper without money
Again we re;tcrate come and settle or
~.nd The amount, and to enable you to
10 SO we give you until thelst of Feb
~a'l::s after that time there viii ;be
costs co!iec4ine added. 2
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MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The Frpnpiail Yyrnp, 1: r"otrcts
Ell !Sotutfojt Of he I'F0ta%;dc cy
Iron. is so confined as fo hnre
the chuTGctcr Of H,1 Ulineiit, H3
easily diycstcH u!.H nSSiNHGteI
TiN the blood rs the simplest
j0uH. II increases iAc Ynt!litity
Of -NutUlc'S OW~ TU0li~i1,J
.1ge.tt, Iron II, the blood, al.N
ctt.:5s "IthpMSa7.d u.s." simply
by1'ouiNy Hp. 1,.aiv,:yftinH n7sd
Tituli=i1sy the System. 1Me e,s-
richrh u!,H rituti~cA blood per-
H1eutcs cEcry part Of he body,
repairing damages UIlI 9ct:$ic,
ceNrching out mar0i1 scc1c-
tionE. uNd leNviNg nothing for
diSsttSe TO jrhf! 1tVru,
This is the Scryct of tNa ipIi}a
drrtuL success OF this 4.c,sc,lyt2t
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Drop>y, Chronic Di;rr-
rhtca, Do;lS, Nervous Affections,
Ch:lls and Fcyc:S, Iiu!nors,
Loss or csss:!!iis~;.tional EiSor,
Diseases cf the Kidney, ana
Bladder, female Complaints,
G3.d uN diseases origi1tHtiHy i!1
u huI stNtc Of Tie G!oc;f, Cr &C.
ca"tj,tN:fd 81 Ns:hififY OF u {ot0
stttte Of the sHatss's, firing free
from -ltcOAoA, iH N3sy Jor?M, its
e,tc!gi@ihg effects u!c not fol-
lo1Cctl dy corresponding 7'c1c-
ton, dnt are 2}cr1HG,,cJlt, i'eJtI-
sing strc7Lgth, riyOT. Gl1L 7aeiU
life into 0U parts cJti1 SYSTEM,
c1tG bNiidi'ty s:lD t:l1 Iyoi, CON-
stttlYign.
ToH$uud, ANks &.2as cAumgeG
0y tic use Of Ai$ 1:eMctsy, from
,"ea1:: sici;yy, $t0criny cIcu-
trrcs. to &t::91sg, NcHiMy, u:,G
ktttgyy men G's0 ?roMe1t: ls3.9
!HrtiHH9 cstMNG5 jreG sDisftdtyhes=
Itctc to gIvo II q tpissl,
Sec Tx: czech 5os:tc has PERU
WAN SYRUP 5!o'rD as the Czass.
Pamphlets Ercc.
SETH v. F0WLE 1 SONS, Prop!ctors,
os. ~+tl.-.: i,'1n:". Boston.
SOLD nf DErCc,"Ia cL&I..L.
Sep. "a, 1S-5S-Iy.
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RepeaI OF the Bankrupt Law,

The question: Shall the Bankrupt
Act be repealed? |r,S been decided, bv
thelower honse Of Congress, in the af-
firnativc by an overwhelming majority.
The question will come before the Sen
ase shortly after the holiday recess. 1t
IS 10 DC Hoped that that body will not
act npon so important u matter except
aser the gravest consideration. It
seems to us that some kind of Il Bank
rspt Law is essential to all commercial
communities. It has been found that
the trading interests Of all countries
have been enhanced by the existence
os some kind Of Bankrupt law. an,: re-
tar,led by its absence. In the unsettled
condition of monetary affairs in the
South, induced by tie loss to the people
of many millions Of dollars worth of
property in slaves alone, the Bankrupt
Act has been 4 gcd-Scnd. 1t has fur
nished the most satisfactory mode of
adjusting obligations which could not
be fully met. It has saved the creditor
and saved the debtor from the most
tedious litigations. In this State. par
tiealariy, where nine-tenths of the in
debtednesS was contracted before the
war upon the basis of negro property,
the repeal Of the Act would result most
sleletcriouslv. For since the recent de-
cisions Of the Courts upon the Home
stead Acts of the various States, the
debtor in Sonth Carolina, if debarred
the benefit ofthe Bankrupt Law, would
be turned out Of his home with next to
nothing. The following is the only
property exempt from levy AMI sale in
this State:
Two beds and bedding, cow and calf,
spinning wheel, and ten dollars worth
Of provisions.
That the Law as it stands on the
Statute looks is open to the practice of
the greatest frauds we are ready TO I'D
nit; but is it not possible for the wisdom
oftiie Nation to devise some substitute
if the present law is repealed, that will
be free from that objection. Let us
have some kind of bankrupt LAW
Even Il bad one is better than none.
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S8x-Sre3< l.
It is no less strange than M laa
n'.arly nj Of the so-called s.gos asen, ;: !:
that is the healthy and wealsFrnasa of
the county, are they who are IL tar,
''iest in paying the printer inn fsfsS;
ofsmail means almost. iinv.aStsais s,;ss
MP and keeps clear Of the -he
has Il fcllow-teeling for those T 4teis
and pays ut once for wllatge
But the good man. he of MlAaa yea.y-
body says, "oh he's good la you
know"-we lament 20 say is ess lsagg- lsag
est iii paying. Why is it so EG the
reason that they think two d thee or
FIVE dollars is such 4 small aont to
them, that it is rs trifiing tos@priater.
Dear good men"-you .sslaboring
under L delusion. Add allsthe small
amounts together and it wiEnakc You
think otherwise. "Goodaen," we
have waited on You y good dshiic, and
don't feel good ut all, willglbe GOOD
enough to remember the cAn against
you and settle? We areaWarc that
You are perfectly "good5rit," but
what good does that DO es
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STATE or SUiTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWEERGY.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT
Richard G.. Carlisle. as The .Adinr. Of the cS-
ta,c OF 5 5. $ il, deceased. Plaintiff,
against
Amanda T.. Scis, Auma il. seig. aud others,
defendants.
Petition for sale Of laE!, to pay debts, for
ut!ion, &c.
Bv virtue OF an nllyr il lac above ease
from the .Idigc Of Pruba!c will se!i IT pub.
lie aucliIn, Il, Ncw!'rr~, &. H.,
On the Frst Monday in JGnuAry ncrt
all the right, title AMI interest OF The estate
of Sam'l 5. Seig, deceased. in the tract OF
land containing
One Hundred and Fifteen li5)
acres, more OF less. bounded by the lands OF
Thomas Chandler, John S. Henwic%, estate
of Geo. 4. EptiuE, decd. aHI Gthers, which
said tract Of land has been assigned II Mrs.
Am1nda T.. Sc;g for life, as her dover in III.
lands Of Samuel S Seig. deceased.
TrrlnS-Oue half cash, balance on Il credit
Of ,wcIrc months. viii! interest from day
Ct SAX: rrrdit portion to lie SECURED by !!
bond uf tic purchaser HH4 !. mGrtGasc uf the
premises. u'chascr 10 pay for p,purs
J. J. CAkElNGrON,S 5. n. 4.
Shcriff"s Office, Dec. IL, 1873.
Dec II, 50-3:. 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWRHRRE.=
IN inili. AT1H Nu,N E,1IfDT

STATE 0C SGI.TlI rAD0IJNA
cnI:<trs. nH %:r,,:Df,1D,:
NCt-E ~ ~! y ,':ttN
IL 1 = lt:gE-.4t4 CNl R4.
Walter ! E,or ,l,in;s,r..or or J,bn y
Eoco H. r,.ysrI PIgin,if' .rn;nst U,ry
koou John ". Kooa pr5arca G emi,h
Na,r;.s,,, + Perkins Harriet 1 Liying.
1:Oa"' TO"" n"l'i nI"'S' ~ ". 200" al" Henry H.
r,,i,;nn ..,r s,,. al, Yam, - ,,,x n,.,,,.
In IN. ,,,,,,, Of ~. order TO r,,. directed
in re :ho.? c::<r. r. bis !;;..na;, /. ;.Ia.
H., I,rsc II ..:i,Dat;:: IL. Scwperry Copn-
ty, sill sril,
On Mmdav the 3,L Iay Of .Jaruarv
N.vt
,, , :; r. c
~, ~ 80. . ',S''', ,i'' " '"' Io"'
;na ~ w., w. ,,,,,. ,T I,I"n T,,n, i,ti
'.n7,,;0,;,,r 7 ~ ~ - ' wv "
Two lIur,i,c,l a:,l Twenty (42o) Acres,
mere or less, a"A """nt"d bE lands o! John
I S&"d!"y. N'ta$>H: Saber, Mis- Morris,
Er''on r,'i"i< ai!l John !ii'!!'iwAEsri.
Oil ' .r* X 1. en-. ,"a ' @ fntr ':r:s.s u""SD ir"n
Tie day o' <ai'. 1t seven PER cent Fer All
I"r', AMI 10 te secured "y b"n'i and
mortgage o. tn" = e";,<r< to the Juise o'
Probate, ana inc p"'H''"$rE 10 pay Tor pa
'%IL. dee 10 i, '' d. ';;S.r'TS4IH $t.rlj y GL+,a
-, ,,,, n,, ..,,.,r,, ,,r,,,,>.,
~ !" W. wv l IL NAhOLlN NA: :
CnV\T1 or EEW BERRY, =
IN PROBATE CUTNT.
,,.i ocI =.
Wicker, lcy'i., riai,:iIl, ' az : i:,s5 4. G
A",i''@, A:i"'',.. y's. q: Ab''hAm Wick,
'F' +'f'"' - 81 al. ''f!Si'"';i;S:
''''''' '0F '>''s 0' ha"'.S'
,,nno. ns si'l"e C.. 'e Tr'T'"' L 1h oIIsF Of Inc
'.nnn, =, ,,' ,,>.' ,',",', u ':r
sell -, V,ubrrry G u ~ '''
~ ", =; - 7a-,
"" 'cdlt u'y: 'Ae ''lil "i 'a'!u"iy; lHi+:
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;;SpTrp Sc>-- ,,,

CHARTER sESEwED.-The Lss;s
ia'HFe ;:2s Renewed the charter Of this
1o%". ard al election for Iptendsnt
S'',' "ardens will be held. We learn
*%F': .; =! next month. We learn, s.<,
t!''' tue ss!T charter extends tho l;~''
z"4 half.-Laueas HsraX. '"''e
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STATE Or SDEIii C.:ltuLISA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
katharine H. Bovcc, llaiEt:h, against John
l.. Cannon, and others, Defendants.
Salr for Fore, ,Iosure Of Mortgage.
Ey virtue of an utd iii the above stated
case, f'Gm his l:Htor, !n.!g" u. Moses,
will sell, at public aE2;ioH, ut NEewbr!!:y &.
H., So. g.,
GA IT,: First Monday in January next,
al that tract Of land in the County AID
State aforesaid, OF waters Of Little River,
containing
Two Hundred and Eighty
Nine and Six One llun-
dredths j2S9- -1OO) Acres:
more O. Jess, a!l bcund.I 5y lands e Y.
D4ycrport, J. {. Spca",l:an. u Wcrt:, j
Z. Smith aud +. Martin "
TERMS--Gac:half Cash; hA!anc2 OIL j
cred;; af twrlYs r!oa::.i with intcTcS: from
tie DIR qf sair, 3'i:c;:a<er giving toEi
a,,j It mar'ga5r Fl lh2 gsc;H;ars 20 secure
tie payinsr. Sii iLe .,.l.t I'.;;iuii. i'hT:
chaser 10 pay i'r papcr!.
Sold ut tn. risk o. the former purchaser.
j. !. CAREiNGTUN, 5. y. C..
Sheriff. Office. Dec IS, 1872.
Dec. T., 81 81. TO
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Brief Meu

:Atsoraey-G General VIII
lian.s tt,iuks that r. End
no right to cary 5Ee .Au !, fss
but th@e-her seizure was not .;e.,la
The grading of the Grceaso5 !
Ausuyta Railroad is progress ror;a
y and satis:actesa
Many of thepapers thfoasss, ia
Stale give accounts Of b!oos a.,
ring the Christmas holidays. A.,
pleased to state that nothiEof the
kial, that We knew of, has es,.roo
in ,icwbery.
Caleb Gushing succeeds So. If
Madrid.
The Charleston Neaes q ,;,,
says, that tie opinion Of the nos5eool
aad trustworthy thinkers intbe
s"nth is that the cotton croS Of
lS722-7,E will be less than that esss,sf
ye;r. that it will be between 3, ,60esOo
aid $500 800 bales.
The New York Herald says,tse
Sca-te has ;.greed to the House rss
iction to adjourn till january s.
That dreadfully oyer-worked body.of
patriots has consented, after hourssbf
anxious de'ibcration, to give itslf
some sosely needed rest. For neary
three weeks Congress has worked with
a patience and an Industry almoa
without parallel. 1t has discusseS
the Salary. bill with pasoxysmS G
moral heroism, but has not repeaIsa
1t. 1t has supplied five million dol.
lars which the Secretary Of the Nayy
irt in Il game Of bluff. 1t has ii.
t7:SScd the finances. and now it is s,,;u.,
home. 1t ..or this last fact ey,.;to
H":'"'eiy rejoicing. It will return.
The ';caeral Assembly aeeordiag to
adjournment. will convene ay,,;,. ~, ".
the 2e:h C January. ~
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eWiScefENs:eOisS.
The Widows and Orpbass' Friepdi: Society,
NEWARK, y. J.
CASH CAPITAL, 81, 5,00O.0n

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