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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

IHK RESURRECTION IN THE ARGENTINE
kEPUBLIC.-The situation Of affairs in Buenos
Ayres is desperate. The government Is taking
vigorous me asures TO suppress the iusurreeti0n,
All the government Offices and the commercial
houses have closed. The government b as issued
an order extending the time on all commercial
credits. One regiment of national troops has
reVolted and gone over TO the insurgents For
elgners are Fastening 10 their respective con-
sniates To get passports to protect them against
forced. ~ w N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

SECRETARY BKLKEAP leaves here next MOn-
day to attend the annual reunion Of the Army
of the Tennessee, to be held at Springfield, Hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

Don CARLOS WITH BALL IN Hrs STOMACH.
A mutiny is reported to have taken place In
he Carlist camp 1t Durango, in the north Of
Spain, and Don Carlos Is ssid to have been
severely wounded. q ball having penetrated his
stomach. A Csrlist force Of 1000, who attacked
he Town OF Vich, In the province OF Catalonia,
was repuieed with heavy losses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

THE PBNNsYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-The to-
tai OF anthracite marketed for the week ending
on the 2Gth uitimo amounted 70 433 ,293 tons, and
for the coal year 13 450 $50 tons, against H. 49,,
e75 TO CON esponding time last year, being a de-
crease Of 1853 ,416 tons. The bituBinons ton
mage for the week is II, OIL tons, and for the
year AL e5S tons, against 1892 ,9a tons to
for the week Of 504 342 tons, and for the year of
13, ,3H tons, against IL 072 062 tons to the
same time last year, being decrease of 1,125,-
7e9 tons The coal trade for the past week shows
no material change as to large operations. The
retail trade gradually quickens ahttle with each
successive week as We near cold weather. Prices
are steady at the tx ed rates.-PhiIa. Ledaer. .5th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

TIE CONNECTICUT Town ELECTIONS
elections In Connecticut yesterday were for
,owD ofhcers, and local quest Ons entered
eTetiy lhto the choice OF these, so that politi-
cal lines were not closely adhered to, In cIass-
'ng the towns as republican or democratic it ia
meant that one or The other party has a m aiOr-
ity OF tbe board of selectmen. TIE returns so
Tar received make East Hartford Bloomfield
NeWipgton, New Brighton, Meridian, demo-
crstlci ana West Hartford, republican. Hart
iotd ana New Haven are about evenly divids I'd
6etWeen the democrats and republicans. In
East Connecticut there were sli ght but general
eEIblican gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

TIE SULTAN OF TURKEY has become recon
efsed TO his nephew, Mohammed Murad Ef.
iendi, the legal heir 10 the 1uTkish throne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

hU-KLUx OUTRAGE IN TExAs-A spacial
from DeniSon, Texas, via st. Louis gives an
account OF an outrage committed on several
ctlzens OF ~. Joseph, Montague county, who
we're visited by armed mas ked men on the night
OF September %, and threatened with their
ives If they did not leave town in twenty tour
hours. They left next day under guard of
united states officer Yesterday the refu gees
hled eompisints against twenty two OF the gang
whom they could identify, nd warrants were
issued FOR their arrest. The object of the out
rage was to prevent the appearance of these
men in court as witnesses against certain par
ties. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

Suspension Of Dry Goods Firm

NEW YORK, October 6.-Lieut. and Mrs Fitch
eft this city for st. Louis last evening. They
will stop few days at Mansfield, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

A FEARFUL ArTrMPr AT SuIorpR.-wn-
liam ii. Curran, of Mansfield, Ohio, attempted
suicide on Friday night by opening arteries
with small pocket knife. When found next
morning he was covered with blood, which
flowed from forty wounds in the throat, arms,
chest and legs. He wiz probably recover. The
alleged cause for the act d business reyerses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

NEw YORK. October 6--Ruh, Kupfer & Go.
dealers and j9bbers in wooden goods, annopnc,
heir suspension, but hope it viii be only ten
korary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

SPREAD OF TIE CATTLE DIsKAsR.-More
than one hundred fatal cases Of the cattle dis.
ease are reported at New Haven TO date, and
the disease has broken out In the towns of Stat
ford and Tarriffville, Conn. A letter from 4.
s. Gold, secretary Of the Connections Board OF
Agriculture, reports several dsaths In the north
ern part or that state from the true Texan cat
tie disease. The authorities we're not aware of
the presence Of the disease until several ami nal
had dit d and others OF the same herd had been
killed and sold for beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

PRINCESS THyRA, Of Denmark, ID 70 marry
son Of the OK king OF Hanover, and Q special
marck has asked for explanations Of the pro-
posed alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

THK AMOUNT Of national bank note currency
received o-dsy at the Treasury for redemption
foois up SI9I 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

Un the 18th inst.
INcENpIAEIsM BY ALABAMA WHITE
LEAeUERs-Judge Abrams, probate judge OF
Sumter county, Alabama, who is at present in
this city, has received intelligence that his gin
house was burned ORe week ago Sunday night,
with eight bales of cotton, by the White
Lesguers. Judge Abrams estimates his loss at
nom 5000 to GOO.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN.-The
court OF commissioners of the Alabama claims
have been in session during the past week at its
court rooms, No. 1914 street, in this city. II
has been engaged in preliminary work. A large
number Of claims have been filed and others
are being received Though the mails and from
alto Deys each day, coming from Portland, Bos-
ION, New Bedford, New York, Philsdeiphia
Baltimore and San Francisco. No trials have
yet been had, although the judges seem in
cIned 70 60 forward as promptly as practicable.
PBRsoNAL-Mrs. r. O. Snead, Washington
correspondent OF tho Louisville Courier Journal
aud Miss Austine Snesd, Miss Grundy," Of the
New York press, have taken winter quarters at
no. 6lO 18th street northwest. '''' Mr. John L.
hcElhone, chief OF the reporting CORPS of the
House OF kepresentatiyes, Is in the city for
ciated Press, has returned from his summer trip
IN the Adirondacks. '''' III. Il. Crosby. chief
clerk of the War department, who has been on
g. two weeks trip through the northwestern
states, he's returned to his desk.
NAVAL NoTBs.-The Navy department has
received dispatches from the U. S. steamer
Ricbmond, at Panama, dated September 25th,
and the Omaha, at Callao, dated September Sd,
Ihe health of all was good. 1.-The y. s. stesm-
er BLoOklyn, of the north Atlantic feet, leaves
hey west to day for Norfolk, Va. "A dis
patch has been received at the Navy department
tlat the q. s. steamer Swatara arrived at Ho-
bart Town on the LIST of October, with all well
on board. The Swatsra, it will be Remembered
sailed from New York some months ago with
parties on board to observe the transit of Venus.
WAsHIEGToNIAEs ABRoAD.-The American
Register of Paris contains the folio wing names
OF Washingtonians in that city on the 18th of
september: George F. Appeby, Z. j. Bah.
cock, Il. L. Bradley, j. FCrbes fBesie, S idney s.
Eiseman, II. III. Hutchinson aud family, Hr.
and Mrs. j. p. KhngIe, Alexander P. Morse,
A. Prescott, and Miss Nellie Weston. London
September l9-E. j. BabcOck, Mrs. John p
Bigelow, Miss l.. BigelOW, Miss G.. BigeIoW. j.
z BlgelOw, A. BuTlle and Mrs. j. T.. Sherm4u
Geneva, September I5-AndreE LaugdOn Ma
pies, September 16-J. Forbes Beale.
THE YELLOW FEvzR.-A letter from Psnsa-
cola, Florida, where yellow fever has beeupre.
vailing for some weeks, presents a most depIor-
able picture OF the sufferings of the people, IT
says: "Those who escape the fever stand good
cGance OF starving TO death. = There
pave been more cases aud deaths than at
PAGES. twenty five little children have been
prphaned by this terrible epidemic. The mosr
Oh them are left without any one or thing tn
'Upp0Ft the ID. The people here will do All fbev
;an, but the majority are very peor. We rea ~
stand an Heed OF something to eat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

PRISON REFORM IN MAssAoHusErrs-Th
prison reform meetings in Temple Hall, Bos-
ton, which were begun last spring, resumed on
Sunday. John p. Augustus compared the
prison systems of other states to the detrimeut
OF that in force In Massachusetts,. Mr.. Lincoln
related scenes, Of which he was an eye witness,
In the management Of the South Boston House
of Correction, which he considered q disgrace
to bumaniiv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEsuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sti9 2293f
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NAVAL ORDRgs.-Lieatsnant VIM. II. Beedsr
from the navy yard, Boston, on the 18th instant
ard ordered to the navy yard at Philadelphis
IN the 18th inst.
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solid " aInUt Tables and Stands, sl
Towel 4 cAs, IS, s( and 81,
" A4lUf sock Racks, Eide AID Corner Brrczars
Comb Boxes, &C.. s. cents 70 9 4.
- = eE Chr mos. iG " all VI Eramss SOC AMI ~
fins freucn China epi-tOOns, 81.
oSst tclu Clocsss EarTaEted, 81.
Ten fiE Diamond II AZ Racks, J5fc.
EIne I've Bottle LaTEe CastOIs, 81
Hard .gute SSlid siCut Frames. sc.
llr Polished Heavy Frames, 81.
CaIyec aid Polished walnut Frames, v-ry fue,
a. - . ard So
" .iLut EulsH ETan1f :. Gs-
LEqles two BUtiCu Dog skin Driving Gloves. Z5c
Iadirs Eine EntTl3ce-ec C1rscts. n.
Gent Inc v hlte shirts, the gGEafss; bargains
ever Ctiertd. 81.
Gents Best EBslish Ii AZ II 5ss, three pair Sl.
Excellent Z OrsliEs, a
Fine Ten ard Twelve Efb do. st 81 "a 70 e.
Lsdies Fine HeTiuo Yrsr4, 81
LSdis- Fine UuceTssTmen;s, good cotton AID we'll
LsIge AssoTtmsrJ Pockst Knives, t0c. to 81.
Bead HanEinE Blsktls, t0C,
90 Dozen q the celebrated MANHATTAN
TOILET SOAP, which viii lie positively RIv0a
away - the following prices:
Excelsior. six pieces. 25-.
Larga Tablets, four pieces, SC.
Eins Toilet. two pieces, 15c
TBS = really good soap, and the price remark
ably low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

ADVENTURE on A LONELY GEORGIA ROAD
dr. Wash Smith, of Wilkinson county GA, was
assaulted a few evenings ago, while driving
along the road In his bnEgy, by person dressed
~ Homan's clothes, who sprang up behind his
buggy and attempted to cut his throat with a
knife. He warded off the knife with his hand
and received slight wound, and seizinQ his
@hip struck the assassin blow with the staff,
knocked her out or the buggy, and whipping
his morse made his escape, the person running
AFTER the buO9v eopaa diafapca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

WORKING SUvDAYs.-"I make nv money
work Sundays, IL don't work myself,n said 4
New York merchant who, having received 4
large remittance on Saturday, Invested it al
once In eooc. interest bearing paper. 1t is 90
kLows that they are working day, night and
Sunday without breaking q commandments on
creating A risk Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

A CoURTsHIP ENDED BY SUICIDE issTRAD
OF MAREIAGR-Coroner Eickhpf yesterda ay
commenced an investigation in the case of An
Grew +. PickeDs. aged q, of Middleboroush
Mass, who committed suicide on SATURDAY. at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner OF New Bowery
and Chatham square, by taking laudanum. 1t
apPea ars that Pickens was formerly q clerk in
this city, during which time he became ac-
quainted with young girl residing on Long Is
land. The deceased left home last week with
the intention OF getting married. Something
however, trsnspired which prevented the mar
riage from taking place. This is supposed TO
have affected Pickens' mind and caused him TO
commit suicide. The father of deceased ar
rived in this city yesterday and will take the
body OF bis son home to-daY.-N. 7. Slar Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

PRESIDENT GRANT expects to return 10
Washington aoout the 2sth inst.
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tRAGEpf IN MILwAUKEE.-The other even
ing Dr, j. Lsndorf, a German physician of
Milwaukee, who had been residing in that city
Ior some time, shot woman who was living
With him as his wife, in the heart, and then shoi
himself in the head. The woman was not mar
rted 70 him. She was from Chicago. She will
probsbly recover, but he will die, as the ball Is
I'D hfs he ad and cannot he extracted. The fatal
occurrence took place at his rooms, on the cor
ner OF East Water and Division streets, in Mi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

THE CONGREGATIOHA COUNCIL.-A telegram
from New Haven, Conn, saws: "The C05pTe
gauoDal Council before ahjOul Dment disposed
oI al the resolutions concerning the cons0lida-
uoD OF the philanthtOpic and religious societit 4
passed tbe seventh resolution, al Vising the Con-
gfegatiOnal society TO be disembaTrassed of all
work ncongruous with business enterprise
with g. view TO the publication of Sunday
school literature of a high order; also De ssed
the substitute for the eighth resolution, decla--
ing ii advisable To consolidate the various ma
azines, and inde hnitely postponed the ninth
resolution, which provided for the appointment
OF CON mmittee to aid in copsum mating the cor
sondatlon and TO report at the next council
Saturday evening the Rev. Mr.. Beard read a
paper on The Development OF the Latent
Power III Our Churches"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

Rev. DR.. Swing Steps Down and Out.
CHICAGO, october Cat the request of DR.
swing his name was yesterday dropped from
the rolls OF the Chicago presbytery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

MRssRs. HENRY CLRws g. Co. have decided
in fairness to their customers, to suspend for 4
day or two the receiving of deposits, aud have
transferred remittances received during the
past Few days 10 the custody OF the Continental
bank and credit Of those who RENTED them.
The firm DO this as q prudential m after thou Oh
much larger loan than the fI00 900 already
negotiated In London is expected in fa = days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

- Brigham Young is reported gradually cop-
yalescing, though hardly considered Out OF
dsnger.
ga seven-year old child was recently ant
@ prison for tso dsys in England for ectsine :
six-penny lock out Of order.
confinement Is Cobisntz, on the Rhine e. ~,
onences against the Pruseian eccIeeis laws.
several Of them being under sentence OF ten
months imprisonment ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

The JAY COOKE & Co. BANKRUPTCY csse
eame up in the United States Circuit Court in
Phiisdelphia yesterday, upon the petition Of
EDWIN Nj. Lewis, trustee, and John CLAYTON
ma otheTs, the committee ef creditors, who
tate that ley believe that the MANAGEMENT of
ne estate Is, by law, out of the Bankruptcy
:ourt, yet, upon the 11th of September, upon
he petition Of & creditor, without notice TO the
petitioners, praying, among others things, that
dividend be declared, Judge Cad ~alader
made an order for the calling OF meeting on
the 9Th OF October. They say that no adequate
or sufficient reason for such order WAS sho an by
SAID petition, that 10 OPT ortunity was given 70
them, that the court had no power TO make
such order, ard, therefore, they prayed the
court 10 reseind It. After reading the fore going
petltlon, Judge strong ca led upon Jud sc Cad
gaiader TO make known to tue court his reasons
fOr making the oruer wI,:ch is the subject OF
review. tUtEc CadwGl2cCF then read q lengthy
paper the substance OF which was that the tras-
tee, under tie fourth section, had no more DOW
IT ana WAS 10 more exempr from accountab.lity =
than an assignee, ana that the order was strictly
within the bank act. AfIsr argument by coul-
sci the matter was held under ad Tisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

IHE ELECTIONS IN FRANCR,-Suficiept re-
turns OF the elections in France for the councils
general have been received TO indicate the re-
-uits IN about seven hundred councillor districts
The republicans have lost many seats, particu-
iaIly 10 Fenistere, Nteore, Charente, Infenerise.
GlTonde and Nancluse. In the councils of the
TWO last departments they have lost their former
majorities, and will be unable to nominate the
presidents OF those bodies, as heretofore. The
60napartsis have almost everywhere prohted
0y these reyerses. The mOnarchists have made
very little progress. The conservatives have
been unsuccessful IN eight out OF twelve districts
IN the department Of Indre ct Loire. The re-
pubhcans, however, have gained several seats
IN Cotes du NOrd, Ille ct Villaine, Somme Nord
and Oise. Eighty members OF the right in the
national assembly and seventy of the lett sought
FOR election to the councils general. About
thirty of the right, including NJ. Hsehtjers, q
Bonapartist, and twenty of the left, including
Willard and BUssOn, radicals, were defeated
The MARQUIS dc Noailles was elected at Bayonne
IN the republican ticket. 81. NJ. Depeyre, De-
.lchiRhny and magne, members of the late
brogiIe ministry, and NJ Barsgnau have been
successful. A second ballot will be required in
ne department OF Sarthe where Caillaux, min
stef Oh pubic works, was candidate. it is
ueleVed that tae fDal result will show that little
thange, on the whole, hss been made in the po-
iitieal complexion of the councils, the gains of
he republicans balancing their losses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

The Second Trial Of Phelps.
ALBANY, october 6.-The second trial Of
Phelps was commenced this morning
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NS<atnktt8 StDS& ENCn8nEN. a. A. a
QHotat,css gsv1tsAsd - kiddlefoa 4 o., 6aaker.-
The follovine we're the price. bia snd asEed Al
The meetine OF the " sshington stock HNchanre o.
dSL -: :. sold. IN ssksd. =, =. \ spa.-s as,
lso7, J. J., IA asked; ls6s = a .. ~ s.kas
hank stock-hAtionsl Bank % Rspublic. - bia
lfs Askec, HatisRsl MetroR siitan Bank, l.gs, hif
us ssked CitiEens' MAJ. Bank, liz bsf, l2l ssRsd
Jtty Passenger RsiroAd--M etropolitsn Slock, NJ :
bid; Cciurbia stock, iss ID. sundry Lsss-ss
tlonsl Thssfsr Bonds, y Per cent, - bid
Masonic Temple Brn1s, =, A A, per Cent.. gold
- 3tid, g al ID Animation Fire insaraBee Co steck
y BAD plstsict seCurties- ns,rict of Cllumbia =
Np. 90. Bends, -. ,. a., ISIS. q BID. Perma
rent lHp-, t-,g.J \ J lS9l. - Asket 10 -.
lssl "a bid, s0'a asset; II .rket stock 6au1s,
~. lss5, = bis. & ssked. wsshinEtonl- =
sfef ctock es, A. J. % lSsa, so.t bed. 81,
= us. ttNe Year certitcstes,H - s-lg. A. a
1873, ~ hid, 9 ssked, Ten Year paals, - g. \
J. 1Ss, - bid, s. asked: Fund Loaa bonds
kL.g1 g., s. m.& y, Ian. S. bid, 49, a.ked
y tld .Seorgsto.nl hsrket stocs, q, "a. bid
bosrd q Puhic Morks-Certineat-s G.uer.i IN.
EroE smsnt. So, a lss, sis bid. sss askcd
de., lsb, So blo. g asktd. 90. ISIS 81. ia
ets ssk q; DO. lS7, Sfs "a, So askff. fr lsrE
So bid, 81 ssk DO sfries. - bIf. s6 sslss -.
uhcsss, seseri ss.y }, iSs. 69s bif. ~ sssed
%, ISIS. es bii, 6g', sskeo a.. iVs 81 bif. sss
ssked DC ISIS. S. nid; d series E,s 80 h<sfr,
CeftihC sies, 3 =, lSsI, So ssked.
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FALL MEETING
WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATION,
KIGHrwooD PARK,
wEDsksDAY. OCTOBER,
FRIDAY, eCToBER9.
The following are the entries:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Z:
Cls,s !, for All horses that hsye never beaten
PURSE or $500.
Charles Hibsrs, sSf e SsS York, enters bis.
David Lssa9; f9Gdb Gf bBaItI%Grs; ItSg; entersb.g.
O Hopper, Of Washinston, enters b. N.
LADY GERTRUDE.
J. Il. Moore, o. Philsaslphis, entorsb.s.
CIV. Olsrk, Gf Esston, Pa, enterss.s,
Wild Burr fHsTtjGiRgrg nsTRfR WIN va eatsrs' g,
CAPITAL. '-'''' VI
FRIDAY. oCToBER 9:
Glass for all horses that have no7er beaten 75O
PUBsE OF s5DO.
Il. Moore II Pmhilssd@SHlP9ia, p s@HS enters b. g.
David Logan, of Baltimore, enters b. q.
JACOB LERIAH.
Charles Hibagd. OF New York, enters bis
AEGLO. O.SAXOH.
@, ". ClaEk, ,of EGston, Pa, elterssR
ED, FORREST.
B. L. Perry, Of Washinzton, enters bI b.
CAPITAL.
@. Hopper, OF Washington. enters b. m
LADY GERTRUDE.
Wild & Burr, Of MarttDFburg, ". Va, enters g. o
AhTHUR WILD.
u HcTses will be called prompt At O'Clock D m.
Private entrance for ladies RlG families southeast
~lde u trsck. Pubic entrance al Old gate. Omni-
fu.es VIII leave the st james Hotel, Metropolitan
nd NiliaTcs Hotel az O'Clock Oh days OF race.
ApMIrS ION, 81
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CHrrA AND foRMosA.-Chinese troops ha We
reached Singapore On their march 20 FOrIaos A.
The tmperialist detachment numbers tea thOa-
sand men. The japanese think that war viii
result from this Chinese demonstration, and IL
= very probable that the idea win be realized
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
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AND now Andy johnson joins the noble army
OF repudiators. He says the bond holders have
arieinsIly invested, and he Freassns from fhis
act that the nation ought 20 deny its debt
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ELw AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED
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