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National Republican., 1878-01-17
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

.-ROose sends New York paper In advance.
-Keely has mined his first motor The Tramp
because II won't work
If you feel suspicious about your girl and want
70 find her out just call when she isn't in.
-Rev George Muller will preach In the Fourth
Presbyterian Church at half.Past seven o'clock this
evening.
The Princeton Alumni will hold their annual
meeting and dinner at the Arlington this evening,
at six p. m.
Uncle sam IL spoling the kid glove trade. Dozens
at The lead latter sale at prices Ringing from fifteen
70 my cents.
AT the request OF the ladies who attended his
former lcrturcf, Dr Banning has consented 10 give
two additional free lectures to ladies', which will
be delivered on Friday and saturday Afternoons Of
this week. See notice,
Last night two cOlOred men, named Andrew
Jackson and simon Matthews. became quarrel
come ut the curncr of Thirteenth aud T. streets
sioOd was spilled they were arrested by Officers
shilling and Miller and locked up in the Fith Pre-
einct station.
A boy named william WhClRn was arrested
yesterday morning by officer lIeincin while en-
deavOring To d.spO-c OF some silk hGndkerChies at
avery low price. lie was taken Ia the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station. but as there was no evidence Of the
articles having been stolen he was discharged. The
handkerCh!es, however were retained for idcntih-
cation.
-Groups Of people were gathered on the corners
Of the streets yesterday gazing Rt the unusual sight
Of the planet Venus by daylight. Tho little white
Bpeck in the sky was hard u find 50 those who
found i pointed it out to Cthcrs with canes and
umbrellas. good many people would not look
up at all, fearing that there was some sort of sell
On foot Gndthat they would be laughed at If they
BOXED at the sky.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
The Fire Commissioners.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners met last even
ing. Prcsent-McSSrs Morgan, Reed, Baron, Collins,
and TAFT. A list Of wGtcrpugs corrected to Jan
nary !, 1873 submitted by the Water Registrar, was
ordered to be printed and posted in n conspicuous
place In the various englne.ho Applications
for positions in the department received from
A. @. Stevens, Robert Coates, and Richard Tomlin-
sOn. A communication was received from James
Wright who lives next to the truck. house on Mus
sachusettes avenue, asking that the hostlers be di-
rected to change the hour for grooming their horses
from four a, m. to seven a. m. as 1t Is impossible
for him to sleep at present The subject Was re.
ferred 10 the Chief Engineer. with in.
structons to comply with Mr.. wrights
request. The veterinary surgeon having reported
that bay horse belonging To the hook -nndladdcI
company wns unserviceable, the matter was re.
fcrrCd tO the District Commissioners with q recon.
inendation that the horse be sold.
| W, II. Bailey, the overseer, recommended that
more economy be used in the consumption Of gas
| III No. engine house.
| The Ahem steam Fire Enpue Company of Gin
cinnat Ohio submitted designs of two engine.
which they desire 10 sell TO the District.
A communication was received from the firm o.
! snediker Boynton, Of New York, asking
for information concerning man NAMED
ham represented himself as being an cttdck,
Informed them that he was authorized to secc
a new uniform for a nre patrol which was about L
he organized IN Washington. After selecting th,
cloth he had disappeared, and had not been heart
from. The secretary Of the board was instructed I,
notify the firm that no such person was connected
with the fire department OF this city.
John II. Mitchell proposed TO shoe the horses O
the department at the various engine houses b!
means Of portable forge thus saving the time los
In taking the horses to blacksmith-shop n
action was taken
National Republican., 1878-01-17
1MUSENENTS.
Is The RohcInian Girl"

Balfc's eyer.acccptable opera of"Thc Bohemian
Girl" was produced iast evening at the National
Theatre to large and gratifed audience.
Miss Kellogg. as airline, looked her lovelicst'
and sung n her sweetest vein. Her rendition Of
her solos and her participation in the attractive
concerted music Of the opera were received with
the most enthusiastic evidences of the admiration
accorded her by her delighted auditors
Mr.. Karls advent as Hdidcus afforded most graf
flying glimpSes Of the rare dramatic power and
eminent vocal ability possessed by an artist who
has mpidly risen to high favor with Washington
audiences. Mr. COnly's rcprC. .cntHton Of C0HRt
irThsim was very Creditable as testified by the rc.
CCptun Of his soldiers Life" and Heart Bowed
Down" Tonight Mile. Marie ROze will make her
first appearance in this city IN her great rc Of L'o.
nDrd, In DOnizetti's mAstcrw0rk La FAvOrita
McSSrs. Karl, Verdi, and Comfy will also occupy
their appropriate places in an attractive cast.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
Hotel Arrivals

ELbh.-Addson Low, N VI q II Parker, Phila ]
HsrTshof RI; G T HerTshPn, II !; Locke \
Cal; Nal l. Dawson U S MC b J Lee, II W ii
TORY, y; J II Connolly, PA Col 4 7 RObb, III; W
Meaker, ~ Frank burnett, Nd g Gsgrovs, \ Mex
pard, Buffalo; Il W Allen, y Y;E W Keyser N Y;
J. l. Thaycr, II Louis; Nv Hayes, Brooklyn o S
Nd 4 Rryson, P6Ia; j il Atwood n y b Hlmiin''
NY l. Eeeves, y e; Hon W Monlton and wife,
Cincinnat Loring, Dayton, o. q W Ryan PA W y
Weiscr, Pa Allen Walton, Pa.
y 81, j 5 Monttt, Va q II WenkieI, Ga; schn Browi
Ky; John McIIenryy Idaho. y Black Idaho; NJ W
Willis, Ill James nadley, Mss; J Shroud, ne;;
John CalslaR, Nd i \ NiShos @ + y y Barsi, Va
Y;J ' ltOblnsyn and wife, Md; ID Kulherland
scotland; II Rinty, n VI Mr. Rodgers, liN q
Sluter snEGGf9rf iooEer = ,% CHm.!gr N9rs@n
Tfavers, Val 1t d William, Md,
WWurd.-G = Peyton, Willie sulphur John 1
Quay, Pa L Van ZHndt \ u " hnmkin anC
! PhW Amos \ :! B q Weldon and vile, MEs, i
linton aud son n y, Miss Avery, Boston, Miss ken
nGGy Boston Cr HPTe X a. u G! IGrGer r. Caie'Yo
| q Morse, Mass; J u jackson, 81 LOUIS a y Curuan
treaIJohn sullivan, U S n.
Arg,gton7A y Mclean, BqTlInyton, \ = Jane
Allen ClsrEe, n D; D n weieh, Chicago; Jane
! Park, Jr, PiltshurG Mrs E NJ Perk ns, o; Miss )
Baylty, \ o. W Il Kerr and wife 81 Louis John {
SIf Waeq, fGg w M BtaoEs SS Frank wscr
Mrs HoIT, brooklyn $ Moore, N YiM'sss HUI
nett, -.
;Mf1t,9potnaa.1!H II Rar.ists, SJEB % Lander; ?, :,
spSris Nd Xv fiobey. Nd ''
National Republican., 1878-01-17
TEMPlEr IN.
Mectiprs Held Last Night.

The Central Organization held one Of their popu-
lar meetings last night at Dr. sunderlands Church,
and called out large asssembage OF people, who
manifested deep interest In the proceedings
throughout the evening.
DIR. Sunderland opened the exercises by reading
from the scriptures and prayer, amer which he
extended hearty and cordial welcome TO the
temperance workers, bidding them feel that they
were In the house OF their friends, where warm,
towing. Christian hearts were in full sympathy with
heir obe, disinterested lsbors, for he ameliora-
ton Of suffering fellow.men. He then took occn-
sion to rciterate his statement made few evenings
ago. respecting the coming Of those who, 1t Is said
labor In the holy field of temperance for the pur-
pose Of money getting, aud, in the face Of strict
ures put upon him by certain newspapers he made
his position the more emphatic. lie then spoke In
very feeling manner of the great affliction that
had Just fallen upon his church, by the sudden
death Of one of It's prominent elders whose funeral
took place yesterday, and apologized for the gen
eral absence Of his church people IN consequence.
The meeting was then taken In charge by Charley
Nye, who presented in quick succession one of his
mem 81 hTs ner
spersed with singing OF popular gospel temperance
hymns, and at Intervals, giving opportunity for
signers to come forward and adoptthe principles OF
The results Of the evening showed twenty Ave
recruits to the coldwater army; The organization
evening. Or. sunderland will preside, assisted BY
other prominent diyines
Tonight they hold forth at Grace NJ. T. Church,
Ninth and streets northwest.
AT THE NAvY-YARD.
A grand temperance rally was held at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Nnvylard. last night under the aus
p!ces of Eagle Tent of Rechabites. It being their
| twenty ninth anniversary. The hall was densely
crowded, many being unable to get even standing
room. Stirring addresses were made by Messrs
butcher Wells, Litchheld aud Others Mr.. d. W.
| Bruce recited I've Drank Ny Last Glass In ap-
proprintc rrgala Excellent music by q choir under
| The lcadeHhip~of j. W. sOmerville enlivcncd the
exercises. Eghty.seven names were obtained 70
| the pledge. Another meeting will be held to-mor
row night ut the satne place.
AT WAUGH CHAPEL.
A pleasant temperance meeting was held al
Waugh Chapel last night by the Washington Re
| form club. Remarks were made by MeSS; Dob
| Mrs. u. NJ Lawrence. The Young Jonadabs were
| present In rcgalia. Mrs. Lawrence furnished
! music.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
sHOT ny ms LANDLORD.
The Unhappy Relations between Emanuel
IIccht and His Lodger.

Last evening, about seven o'clock, a man named
Charles LOrch who resides at 3l7 street north
west, was shot over the left temple by Emanuel
Hccht his landlord The circumstances connected
with the affair arc briefly as follows: About three
weeks ago Hccht, who keeps second dhand store
at No Pl7 street had IorCh arrested for threaten
ing his life. The case dismissed in The Police
Court and LOrCh to !ct even, had iicCht arrcsteda
few days later, changing him with stealing carpet
from him. This case was also dismissed, the charge
of larceny not being proven: Lorch, who occupies
a portion Of the house with lCCht, was in arrears
for his rent and had received notice to leave
Yesterday morning Iorch, on coming down Stair,
noticed II partition in the paSshge.wRy leading to
the street. which prevented his exit IN that dircC
ton He then went to the back door and found
that the steps leading into the yard had been re.
moved, and ladder placed In their stead. He
demonstrated with IIccht. who told him that he was
tire dof him. and wanted him To get ont.
LOrCh then asked lleCht to remove the partition,
In order that he might move out but was met with
n rcfusal. Thcreupon lie proceeded To the Police
Court, and Cndeavorcd to sccrrc u warrant against
lcCht. on the ground Of malicious treSpass. This
was refused him aud lie came home. Later in the
evening he procured an AK, and was in the act of
knocking down the partition, when Hecht rushed
out of his store and ordered him to deSist This he
small lvc.barreled pistol, and fired one
| shot the ball taking effect over
Lorch's left eye The report of The pistol caused a
crowd 10 gather, and llecht attempted to make hi;
escape but was seized by Justice Plant and turned
over TO Officer WheelOck, He then threw away his
weapon, but II was picked up by bysander and
given 10 the officer. The prisoner was conducted
| to the Finh Precinct Station and locked up for a
hearing before Judge Smell this morning. Drs
| McBlair and Walters attended the wounded man,
but did not succeed in extracting the ball, as II
lodged In the ncshy part of the head. His injuries
are not of fatal nature as the skull was not pene
| trutel
National Republican., 1878-01-17
A Penney Inr Ia DInner.

The Penny Eating. House will be opened to the
public on Saturday under the general supervision
of Mrs. Roberts, of the CdpiG'. former superin-
tcndent of a tramps lodging house in Buffalo Will
supcrin,end the Workings Of the house. Mr. W.
W CorcOran pays the rent; Mr.. W. s. Hoover, as
delegate of the huckstcrs have promised to furnish
meats and vegetables free Of charge; MessN. J.
Botccr Il Beverage has furnished the china MI j
Keene will supply coal, wood, aud corn meal MI.
&. Ball has given new set of kitchen utensils
Messrs barbour 4 WXom, groceries; Mr.;
j. Alexander furnished the wall paper for the room
and his men gave their time 10 do the work and
Messrs. Crossteld Il Coombes did the painting free.
All the above donations were made voluntarily
and without the least solicitation on the part oi
Mrs. Roberts. There already about 1900 tickets
sold Of which Mr. W W. CorCOrGn took 900 Mrs
General Meigs 2OO Mrs. General Rickets 100, and
Colonel Palmer 1900 These tickets were disposed
for them without being asked II Is Mrs Roberts
intention TO have monthly subscriptions of any
PENNIES,
National Republican., 1878-01-17
The Washington city Orphan Asylum.

Last evening every available foot of space in the
Memorial Church was occupied by an audience in.
terested In the work being done by the Washing
ton City Orphan Asylum. AT seven o'clock a bust
ness meeting was held, when the secretary, Mrs A.
J. Brown, reported that thoSe were at present one
hundred and thirty -four orphans at the asylum, of
which sixty.twO were girls. The expenses for the
last year have been 5000 and there is 5000 in the
treasury. The health Of the inmates has been ex-
ceedingly fine, only one death having occurred
during the year.
The following ladies were elected directors for the
ensuing year: Mrs. :. r. Dclce Mrs. Dr. Washing.
ton, Mrs Edward Temple, treasurer; Mrs A. j.
Brown, secretary; Mrs J. c. Harkncss, Mrs Mar
shall Brown, Mrs, William Merrick, Mn. George
Gideon, Mn. Head, Mrs. DR.. Hill, Mrs. W. B. Todd
Mrs. NJ. @. Emery, Mrs T. D. Gilman, Mrs. Edward
Green, Mrs. W. Mulligan, and Mn. Major GOOdOe
At the close Of the meeting the orphans gave the
audience the pleasure Of hearing their happy younl
voices IN All appropriate song
Rev Dr. Muller then preached al able sermon
from the subject of caring for the widows and tn,
| futhyTless.'
National Republican., 1878-01-17
The Receptions Yesterday.

The charming weather yesterday brought out n
large number Of ladies and gentlemen at the pub
lie receptions rendered by the ladies Of the Cabi-
net. From two O'Clock until five the streets in the
locality of the respective residences were block.
AIDED with carriages. At Secretary Evarts palatial
residence, corner Of Fifteenth and X streets, Mrs.
Eysrts received with her usual grace, being assisted
by her daughters, Whose popularity made them
sought after by all the visitors. Mn Secretary
Sherman received as usual, assisted by Mrs Hugin,
and Miss MOultOn of Ohio, and her niece, Mis-.
Lizzk Sherman. Mn McCrsry was assisted by
Mn. Alfred Sully. Of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Price, O
pes Mpines, Iowa Mrs. Thompson was assisted by
Miss Thompson and Miss Stem, OF Cincinnati. III
Ibe absence OF Mrs. Secretary SchurL who is now
h Florida, the cOurtesles of her house were grace
hlly extended by her daughters the Missei
sehurI. Mrs. Key and Mrs. Tyner received at the
callers
National Republican., 1878-01-17
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
scri bner's Monthly
MIDWINTER NUMBER.

The MIDwINTER NUMBER Of ScRrBNER's
MONTHLY, in the variety Of Its contents, and
the beauty Of its illustrations, as well rs In Its
entire mechanical execution, surpasses any
thing we have hitherto attempted.
In the series on American Sports, there Ia
"MoosE HUNTING" illustrations by Sandman,
Ward and Kelly "a CALIFORNIA MINING
CAMP" Illustrations and Text by MARY HAL.
LOCK FooTE !" THE HUMMING-BIRD OF THr
CALIFORNIA WATERFALL" Illustrations by
Moran, Beard and Gibson RECENT CHURCH
DEcoRATIoNs," by Clarence Cook, illustrations
of the work Of Bartholdi, LaFarpe and st. Gau
dens; Following the IIalcyon to Canada" by
Burroughs; "Majolica," by Castcllani, &C., &c
There are also Illustrated Poems and Stories by
Stoddard, Glider, Boycsen, Holland, aud Stock
ton, besides Sketches. Essays, Reviews, aud
Fun; How a Man Takes Care Of His Baby,
"An Asylum for Literary Lunatics," &c, &c
The edition of the "MiDwISTER ScRIBNER" Il
National Republican., 1878-01-17
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For S5.0oyo can get ScRIBNERs MONTHLY,
the best OF the illustrated magazines, for one
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number for January, 1S10, and also the
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These numbers will contain all the chapters
of His INHERITANCE" Miss Trafton's graphic
story of ARMY LIFE, all of Roxy" EDWARD
EGGLEsToN's New NOVEL, n story Of Western
life during the political campaign Of lsi0, and
all or large part of Boycsens novel, "A
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National Republican., 1878-01-17
GEoRGETOWN NEWS.
PORT.

PORT.
En,ercd-steamer Lady Of the lake, white Nor.
folk. with an assorted cargo Of merchandise TO Dis
trct merchants.
Ueared-steamer Lady Of the Lake, White, Nor
folk, with merchandise TO New YORK and Boston
merchants.
~ arire-schooner ]. r. Bodwel', Blue Hull, Me-,
with stone for the new state Department; schooner
Maid Of the Mist, Richmond, Va, with granite for
the now State Department.
GRAIN AND FLOUR ARRIVALS.
BY rdii-Eight hundred bushels Of wheat 70 II.
NJ Talbot 40 bushels OF corn, 106 barrels OF Hour
10 J. q. 81. NJ. Waters.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
David d. Lucas West Virginia, and II. T. Rate OF
New York, are at the West End Hotel
The condition Of Dr. Grafton Tyler who has been
so seriously Ill for some two or three weeks past
continues to improve.
The schooner J. aud l., Bryan, Captain Lee, from
Georgetown for New Bedford, was gotten OF Lewis
town Beach on Friday, the III instant, after throw
ing overheard $50 tons of coal. She was towed "a
Philadelphia on the following day by the steam
tug North America, where she will undergo repairs
National Republican., 1878-01-17
A Gambiinu-House Raided.

Just before midnight last night squad Of police,
under Lieutenant Austin and Sergeant Holm.
berger, rsided gambling room, in the second
story of the house No. 1913 street northwest, of
which II Is alleged william Kennedy was the pro.
prietor. The police found halfA dozen men en-
Taged at cards and arrested them, with Kennedy.
They captured quantity Of cards, checks aud
other psraphernalia, including Il faro lay out
Kennedy and the unlucky gamCStcn were de.
tanned over night AT the Finh Precinct station The
ease will be heard In the Police Court this morn.
hg
National Republican., 1878-01-17
A Brave Ofiicer,

Yesterday afternoon, horse attached to buggy
belonging to Mr.. GRtchel while standing in front
OF that gcntlemans office, corner of Eleventh and
streets northwest, became frightened at some oh
jcct and dashed up + street. lie caused quite II
stampede al the Ebbtt House among private equip
ages, He was finally captured BY Ohiccr J. J. smith
and returned to his owner without being damaged
In any way The act Of catching the horse was
considered by witnesses rs u very brave act.
street IN front Of the EbbItt House was crowded
with carriages II being reception day There was
great danger, The uthCcT stepped into the street,
caught the horse by the bride at considerable peril
and succeeded In stopping II.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
ovERcoATs below cost ETsENASs, cor. 7th & T.
Accident to Mrs. Mary CIemner Ames.

Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, two
horses attached to carriage, in which were seated
a gentleman and three ladies, ran or down II
street in the direction Of Georgetown. Az the
corner Of Twenty. second street and Pennsylvania
avenue one Of the ladles-Mrs Mary Clcmmcr
Ames, a well.known lady correspondent-Jumped
from the carriage, and, falling upon her head, was
badly cut She was also considerably bruisc
about the body. The injured lady was taken into
Ducketts drug store, where Drs Lee and Stewart
dressed her wounds, after which she was sept u
her home The physicians expressed the opinion
that her injuries were not serious. The horses
continued their flight until they reached ihe.unior
Hotel, In Georgetown, where they were stopped by
a citizen. The other occupants Of the carriage
escaped unhurt, as they sat still until the horses
were stoned,
National Republican., 1878-01-17
Lively Divorce Market.

Colonel N. Thompson, as attorney has entered
suit for divorce for Mrs Catherine Hand from her
husbsnd, Adam c. Hand. They were married No
ve;nber TO- 1872 and he deserted her in July, 1879.
Mr.. A. b. Williams as counsel, files for Mrs. Eliz.
abcth Gerhold bill for divorce from George Ger
hold. They were married July, 1886, aud he aban'
doned her, II is alleged. In September, ls17
Mr.. Eliza Z. Ferris, through her attorney, W. ].
Newton esq. has illed bill for divorce from her
husband, Gilbert J. Ferris. They were married
April ;. 1864, and she charg,s that he deserted her
In 1876.
Mr.. Bainbridge II. Webb, for Mrs. Marie wingard
has filed Lii for divorce from her husband, Fri
thiof Wingard. They were married In Norway, on
March 2. 1868, and settled In Chicago, ILL.,, yeai
later. She charges him with hnbitual intcEper
ance and failure to provide her with support.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
ovERooArs below cost. ErsrNAS's cor 7th and
Graham-Bean Nuptials.

large number Of friends assembled at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Russell to witness the marriage o
her daughter, Miss Ida Bean, to Mr.. VIII Graham
At nine o'clock the happy couple appeared pre-
Cehed by the bridesmaids, Misses i.lne Ober
Laura Wn,ial1s and the sister of the bride, Jennie
Bean, M. jacobs serving as groomsman. Th'
bride was dressed In a white satin bodice, with
red silk SKIRT tdiHc Ia priHcessc, with crown
Of orange blossoms and rosebuds, to which was at
tached the bridal V, H. The bridegroom was dressed
ceremony was performed by Professor Huntington
of Columbia College, aud at It's close the friend
congratulated the happy couple, and then pro
cecdcd to partake Of refreshments, and at q Lat
hour len for home, wishing them happy future.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

Marriage licenses have been issued to the follow.
ing applicants: T. Kttrich and Mary Marshall ;
William W Anderson and Nellie Cartrell, both of
staunton. Va b. NJ. Stewart and Mary II. King F.
G. Sims and Ann r. Adams; J. T. Robinson and Pris.
ella Bsrtel, both Of Frederick, Nd; Joseph West
and Mary ]. Narrower both Of Montgomery Coun.
ty. Nd V. u. Thomas aud Helena J. Parker; l. II.
Hilton and Mary Murray,
National Republican., 1878-01-17
Runaway and Accident.

Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, horse
attached to a huckstcr wagon, became frightened
at the corner Of Ninth aud streets northwest
The mAddened animal ran down Ninth street at q
furious gait but was stopped at the corner Of Ninth
and d streets by collidng with lamppost. IhE
driver Martin Brown, was thrown out and broke
his right arm above the elbow. lie was taken u
Drews drug store, where he was properly cared for
after which he sent W his holns In South Wash
ingtop, where Dr. Heller ket the fractured limb.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
READ AND PONDER!!
Il yCU

Want Cook,
Want Situation,
Want Salesman,
Want Servant,
Want to Rent Farm,
Want to Sell \ Piano,
Want to Sell Horse,
liant tn Lend Money,
Want to Buy \ House.
waHt to buy Horue,
Want to Rent House.
. Ito Sell q Carriage,
Want Boarding Place,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want To sell Dry Goods,
Want TO Sell Groceries,
Want to Sell Furniture,
Want to Sell Hardware,
Want to Sell Real Estate.
Want c Job of Blncksmthng.
Want to Sell Millinery Goods,
Want to Sell House and Lot
Want TO tni any ones Address,
Want 10 find Strgyed Animal,
Want to Sell Fleece oi Furniture
want TO Puy q Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Agricultural implements,
Want to find anything you have Lost
Want to Advert re ANYTHING TO Advantage,
Want to fnd an Owner for anything,
Want To save Money,
Want TO Make Money.
Want to Make a Name.
Want anything at all,
Employ the Column
HAVING A LARGER CIR rLATIoN THAN All
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