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DECORATIVE titles" OF METAL.

London Iron notices as an interesting nov
city the recent application of iron and steel
to the manufacture of wall decorations for
superseding the ordinary decorative tiles
of earthenware. Referring to this new
product, that paper speaks of it in very
favorable terms can examination of
the metallic wall decorations, which are
termed metal decorative tiles convinces
us that their inventor has devised substi-
tute for the ordinary tiles, which is not
only quite equal to them in appearance,
but which possesses many advantages, in
Guiding that of lesser cost, which render
them superior to the ordinary decorative
tiles" They are manufactured, as we
learn, from soft iron or steel rolled into
thin sheets both sides of these sheets are
then well timed and afterward vanished
by special process, the object of
which last procedure is to insure complete
protection of the plates from dampness.
The next process consists in enameling the
surface and printing the pattern, and
finally comes the glazing. The plate thus
prepared is then subjected to a high heat,
but not enough to cause vitrification, when
the operation is complete. These metallic
tiles are flexible, will not fly under heat,
and will stand considerable rough usage
without becoming defaced. In these re-
spects their advantages over earthenware
are obvious. They are fixed in place by
pins in the wall, and are fitted to each
other by the simple artifce of Hanging two
Of the sides. They can be washed when
soiled. The invention has been patented
in England, elsewhere in Europe and in
this country.
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THE FOLSOM BRANCH PRISON.

The inquiry into this matter appears to
have opened tolerably rich vein of scan-
dial. The statements of ex-architeet Ball
before the committee on Monday night
imply the existence of corruption in the
arrangements somewhere, or if not of cor
ruption, of very deliberate and intrepid
misrepresentation. The relations between
Messrs. Ball and Irwin do not appear to be
at all friendly, and the former evidently
entertains peculiar views as to the integrity
of the latter an expression of which views
on the occasion referred to almost pro-
duced personal collision. 1t is obvious
that the committee ought not to have al
lowed witnesses to proceed to such lengths
before interfering, and that charges Of dis
honesty and falsehood should not be
received upon the unsupported assertion
of any one. Such accusations having been
made, however, it will be necessary to in
quire into them strictly, as wrong impress
sions are apt to get abroad
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKEr-Money
continues plentiful at all the banks, though
the amount in circulation is comparatively
limited. There is disposition to ship coin
away to the East and Europe. We know
of 100000 belonging to private capital
lists that has recently been sent to Ger
many, where the owner is now temporarily
residing, and where it can be more profit
ably employed than in California at pres.
ent. 1t is shame that such is fact.
There are large demands to-day for ex-
change on New York. which means the
transfer OF money to that city, As the
Assessor will soon make his visit to the
banks, the transfer of money may be to
avoid taxation. 1t is question whether
there is any real gain in taxing money, as
the capitalist always shifts the payment of
the tax on those who use it. The presence
Of money is something that should be en-
corraged. It is nice thing to have within
easy reach, even if it is not always actively
employed. The banks are discounting
first-class notes at 500 per cent. per an.
mum, and are loaning on city real estate at
9(dll per cent, including the money tax.
Call loans against United States bonds are
obtainable at 4G5 per cent. Fine silver is
dull at ll@l2 per cent. discount Drafts
on New York are drawn at Soc for mail
and 81 &c premium per 800 for telegraphic.
Bankers are selling exchange on London
for 49s@49ld, and buying grain bills at
400 to 495d. Mexican dollars are nominal
at cole to 9lac apiece.-[S. f. Bulletin,
February 18th.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

TX New York Yesterday Government bonds were
uoted at 1o7 for As of 1907; 1893 for IS Of 1881;
Io9. for AIS; sterling, 81 s4al s6l; silver bars,
lIs5 silver coin, discount buying, par selling.
SILVER in London yesterday, 62ld; consols,
"a SIG; per cent United States bonds, 1855 As,
1857 as, 11o3.
Is San Francisco half dollars are quoted at par ;
Mexican dol ars 30 buying, Oh selling.
AT Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at los
sda1Os 1od for average California white and los led
10 lis al for club
THE Bodie Mining Company has declared divi-
dend of % cents per share, and Argenta one OF 20
cents.
Az assessment of 25 cents per share has been
levied by the Leviathan Mining Company.
PRICES of mining stocks in San Francesca yester-
day were about the on Monday. In ma
jorty OF the changes to lower values but
the decline did not reach a full dollar except on
Union Consolidated. The market for week past
has been quite dull and unsatisfactory.
FIRE 1T San Bernardino.
DISTURBANCES among the miners at Breslau, ST.
lesia, compelled the interference of the military
SPECIE in the Imperial Bank of Germany increased
2,l8o,0o0 marks the past week.
the inhabitants have ouiisrated.
BENJAMIN MORAN, American Minister to Portugal
has been stricken with parsly is.
THE Italian Parliament opened yesterday,
W E. GUERNSEY threw himself under the car
yesterday at Des PLANES. H., and was killed.
WILLIAM GILMAN. an octosenarian, cut his throat
at Nation, ILL., Monday, In the presence of his fam
ily.
FIRE at Portland, Or; also at Pacheco, Cal, and
Griffith Point, n. Y.
A MAN named Conley stabbed Frank Kimbal
several times at Portland Monday.
F. d. MAeUARD killed himself at San Francisco
yesterday.
THE health of the Empress of Russia is still un
favorable
THE expenses of the "counting on. business III
Maine cost tina State 500
CYRUS F. HAwLsY, who shot himself at Mil
waukee, Sunday, died yesterday.
LOUIS MARLBURG committed suicide at Baltimore
yesterday.
A BOILER explosion at Randolph, n. H., destroyed
"a mill, killing four and badly injuring fifth.
THERE was no parade of unemployed Workingmcr
in San Francisco yesterday.
The Georgia Republican State Convention vii
Chicago.
THE Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company have declared dividend of two per cent
AFFAIRS at Los Pinos Indian Agency reported
by Special Agent Adams quiet.
A BOY at Goldendale, w. T., while playing with I
revolver, accidentally shot his little sister.
An attempt recently made at st. Petersbur!
to kill the Imperial family by exploding mine il
the Winter Palace.
The Republicans elected their Mayor at Syracuse
N. Y, yesterday, by 1000 majority.
THE Governor General Of Canada recommends
vote of 100000 for the relief of the Irish sufferers
IL the State Senate yesterday. usual, larg
amount OF business was transacted. The revenue
bills were reported from the joint committee, anC
made special order for Thursday. The Railroad
Commissioners bills were taken up and partly con
6idered
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

From San Francisco exchanges of February 18th
The Election Commissioners met yester-
day, and once more continued the natural
ization case of Robert Desty.
A 350O-pound bell is about to be placed
on the extreme west end Of Fort Point,
and will be run by machinery during thick
weather.
Some of the Republicans of the Thir-
tenth Senatorial District organized last
evening at Homer Hall, under the name
of "Blaine Club No. OF San Francisco. y
The overland shipments of treasure by
Wells, Fargo & Co. during the first half
of the current month amounted to
Sl56, OS0, of which sos, 500 was in gold
coin.
Fanny Reynolds has entered suit in the
Superior Court against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company to recover $50, 900
damages for alleged personal injuries, re-
ceived on the 18th of August, 1878, on the
Oakland wharf.
The electric light of the steamer State
of California is proving an unqualified sue
cess. Recently the name of the steamer
Alex. Duncan was made out by means of
it at distance of five miles. While the
vessel was lying at Portland paper could
be read by its light at distance of twenty
blocks.
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Railroad Collision.
Relief recommended.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Berlin dispatch says: The Scharley
miners at Breslau demolished the buildings
at the mouth Of the pit, destroyed the books
and maltreated the officials. The safe con-
tanning their wages was carried off. The
military stopped the disturbances
The German Admiralty does not intend to
prolong the contract for raising the ironclad
Grosser Kurfurst beyond the 30th of March.
a dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, states that
in the accident Saturday the Princess lost
jewel valued at $4,000. Twenty persons
passed the greater part of the evening search
ing for it in the snow.
William Gilman, aged so, a citizen of Mat
toon, Ill, cut his throat with a razor Mon
day, while at breakfast with his family.
Melancholy from the death of his wife was
the cause.
The colored men of Texas, in convention.
have adopted resolution approving OF emi.
grafton from States east of the Mississippi
river, denying the necessity of emigration
from Texas, showing the advantages OF that
State to those seeking new homes, and lnvlt-
ing their colored brethren to turn toward
Texas instead of more northerly States.
The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows an increase in specie
of 2, lao, 900 marks.
Since the Russian occupation of the district
of Kars AZ, 900 o., the inhabitants have emf
grated.
1t is said that Benjamin Moran, American
Minister to Portugal, is almost helpless
paralytic. It is feared that he must abandon
his post
The Governor of Maine, in communica-
ton to the Senate, places the States expenses
caused by the counting out at $50, 900.
Cyrus F. Hawley, who shot himself at
Milwaukee last Sunday died yesterday morn
ing. He was man of considerable prom
inence III scientific circles, and was cor
responding member of several European
societies.
The steamer Campus, from Boston for
Liverpool, lost her boats and 247 head of
cattle during stormy passage.
Louis Marlburg. aged SO, OF the firm OF
Marlburg Brothers, tobacco manufacturers of
Baltimore, killed himself yesterday.
The Consolidated Bank of Montreal will
resume payment March list.
The large summer hotel at Griffith's Point,
four miles from Jamestown, n. Y, was
burned yesterday morning. Loss on building
and furniture, $50, 900 insured for S13 600.
The boiler in John +. Thompson's steam
sawmill at Randolph, N. H, burst yester
day, destroying the mill and killing Elder
Page, Roger johnson, Mr.. Prescott and q
French workman, and badly injuring S. +.
Hewey.
Roberts, Anderson & Chew, merchants of
Holly Springs, Miss, have made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $40, 600.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road declares z per cent. quarterly dividend.
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TnDBN MOVING.

It is evident that the old gentleman OF
Gramercy Park is not only still alive, hut
that he is possessed CT enough vitality to
give great deal of trouble to the politi-
clans of his own party, and to the press OF
the opposition, which never can make up
its mind whether to regard him as a corpse
or as a superhumanly active kind of demon.
For several months past it has been an
nounced at intervals that this time he was
laid on the shelf for good, and now comes
the somewhat inconsistent statement that
he has captured two thirds or three
fourths of the State organizations already,
and that he is prepared to force his own
nomination for the Presidency upon the
party, despite all opposition Truly, If
this report be correct, Mr.. Tilden deserves
to be looked upon as the most remarkable
politician of this or any other period.
If, while believed to be in a state
OF Information, he can thus steal n
march upon his enemies and rivals, and
capture the National Democratic Couven-
ton in advance, we are inclined to think
that it will be quite useless to offer any
further resistance to his programme. I'm
fortunately, however, it is lot possible to
accept these stories without reservation.
In fact. so much of that is necessary
that we should not be in the least sur
prised to see il stated tomorrow that Mr..
TYlden had abandoned all thought OF am
bition, and was content to live in Ameri-
can history as the great embodiment OF
Fraud, or words to that effect. 1t is clear,
however, that those who treat of Mr.. I'll
den ought to decide whether he is to be
REGARDED as corpse or as hobgoblin, be-
canse the two views are not compatible,
and the attempt to harmonic them always
results in confusion and perplexity.
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81 can't trust you, said rum-seller to
an Impoverished customer. ''You should
let liquor alone; if you hadn't drank SO
much of it you might now be riding in
your carriage" 'tAnd if you hadn't sold
it. +" retorted the victim, you'd have been
MY driver"
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storm raised by the Presidential election OF
last spring has not wholly subsidized. The
party in power was highly unpopular, and
the State now threatens to renew its expe-
riences of February, 1879. The present
movement occurred at Mcclellan, the Capt.
tai, and is entirely successful.
Railroad Collision.
HAVANA, February l7th.-Matanzas papers
report that a collision occurred yesterday
morning between passenger train from Ha-
vana and freight train, on curve in the
road near San Miguel, and that fifty persons
were more or less seriously injured.
Relief Recommended.
OTTAWA, February 17th.-In the House of
Commons to-day Sir John Macdonald pre-
scented message from His Excellency, the
Governor General, recommending a vote of
Sl00, 900 for the relief of the Irish sufferers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTS WAN1ED-TO SELL THE MULTI.
IA PLEX CoPIAGkAPH. Every Lawyer, Teacher,
Architect, and all business men need it. Agents
making $40 per day. Complete outfit sent to any
part OF the United States for 81. Il betwt ell 10
A. NJ. and P. NJ, at No. lois Fourth street, up
stairs. flS.Iw-
EyoR sALE-A GOOD CHANCE FOR -.
Il you Two Full Lots, Good House and Iii
Barn, for $3.50 Cash, and $500 time, at LII,
10 per cen Apply to CARL STRoBEL, No 32l J
street, Sacramento. fIS-tf
NOR RENT OR SALE-TBE wELL-KNOWN
~ Store and Saloon at Live Oak, on the Plymouth
Road, twenty five miles east of Sacramento. Terms
easy. For full particulars inquire OF the owner at
Live Oak, CONRAD BERGHAUSER fS-lp2w.
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TELEGRkPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The Democratic Keynote for the Com
ing Campaign.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Suicide of an Eastward Bound Passenger
in Illinois.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST By RAIL.
Four Men Killed by Boiler Explosion in
New Hampshire.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Reported Attempt to Kill the Russian I'm
perial Family.
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REWARD.

UTHEREAs, ROBERT BENHAM WAS
w poisoned, upon the All daXof JANUARY
A. d. 1880, by party or parties unknown, in Yolo
county, California.
Now, therefore, I, GEORGE C PERKINS, Gov
ernor of the State of California, hereby offer
reward Of two hundred and fifty dollars for the
arrest and conviction of the party parties COM
IN ting such murder.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my hand
and caused the great Seal of State to be affixed at
Sacramento, this 18th day of FEBRUARY, in the
year of Our Lord, 1850.
IsEAL.l GEO. C. PERKINS, Governor.
Attest: D. NJ. BURSl, Sc re,ary OF State.
nS-1m By THos. II. REYNOLDS, Deputy.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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Opening of the Italian Parliament.

ROME, February I7th.-The Italian Par
lament opened to-day. The speech from the
throne treats almost exclusively of internal
affairs. 1t recommends the abolition of the
grist tax, the adoption of electoral reform and
the passage of the bill in regard to foreign
affairs. The speech says: Italy made the
peace. Therefore it is easy for her to support
the observance of the treaty OF Berlin, and
remain faithful to her promise to he an ele-
ment of progress and civilization in Europe. ,"
The Pope.s EncyeIicai in Regard TO Dr.
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Suicide Of an Eastward-Bound Passerge,
in Illinois.
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verdict in Favor OF PlaintiG-A Novel
Question.

NEW YoRK, February 17tb.-Ihe stock
market was active and buoyant in the early
transactions, with an advance of a@6, the
latter Houston and Texas. st. Paul and
Minnesota, st. Paul and Sioux City and
Ohio and Mississippi were also conspicuous
in the improvement. During the afternoon
Louisville and Nashville declined Al, Hous-
ton and Texas and the remainder of the list
J@2I per cent. The telegraph shares and
Pacific Mail were, however, exceptionally
strong, and advanced. Western Union went
81 higher on the decision of the Court in
favor of the Page patent claimed by the
Western Union and the increased earnings of
the company. In the case of the Pacific
Mail, it was limited that the trouble between
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The Democratic Keynote for the Com
ing Campaign.
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western-Bound Passengers.
Adulterasion OF Food in Drink.

WASHINGTON. February 17th.-The House
Committee on Manufactures have agreed
to report favorably the bill prohibiting the
adulteration of articles of food and drink by
the use OF ingredients deleterious to health.
and prescribing penalties therefor. The bill
provides that any person having cause to
suspect the character of any article of food or
drink may demand a sample of the same, and
the dealer refusing to comply shall be subject
to arrest and a fine not to exceed 500.
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Invasion OF Indian Territory.

CHICAGO, February 18th. = The Times
Kansas City special says: Several car loads
of emigrants from the central States went
down the Galveston road this morning, whose
real destination is believed to be Indian Ter
ritory Colonies are forming in southern
Kansas, and town companies are organizing
in Kansas City. There is little doubt that
there will be formidable invasion. The
Presidents proclamation excites ridicule
There appears to be plenty of capital in
vested in the enterprise. The affair seems to
be engineered BY Eastern capitalists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

Belfast Feb 03--sailed, rutch bark Noord Hol-
land, Bloss. from Liverpool for PsDsacola
Afyport, Feb p3-Arrived Nor bark Solglimt, ia
cOhsen. from Pensacola
London, Feb s4-Br rbip Mistress Of the sees,
Hughes which left Phllsdephi, ~n Janupry s6 for
Bremen, was abandoned .smRsted in lat ~. Ion 81.
Her crew were taken off hv the ship ivy, Capt Low.
ell, from Now Orleans for Havre
by MALL
Antwerp, Feb 1o-Sailed, Matador, Ronning, for
Pensacola
Barrow Feb 10-Sailed, Schiller, Olsen, for PEN
sacola
BordeauI Feb 12-Arrived. steamship HAther-
rage, fr8m New Orleans
Deal. Feb l3-P Passep, Corfu, Rande. from New Or
leans via Queenstown for Lonton
Gnole, Feb 12-Arrived 1urkn. Sundell, from Pen.
sacOla
Ghent. Feb lo-Arrived, Aio. Grondahl, from
PasoagtuA
Liverpool. Feb 12- Cleared, Emily Walters Slo-
msp for Galveston
Marseie. Feb ll--Arrived, Guglielmo, Maresca.
from New Orleans
Po,tland. Feb 12-Saed from the Roads, Alfa.
Malatea. from New Oreana for Lei
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
BREMEN

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA.
N The steamships OF the North Ger
x0lsa1E man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans.
Hanover. q About Feb. 26
Hanover. March "a ABOUT -
Nurnbsrg. g.............April 81 AbOut--
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE,
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre TO Havs
ana or New Orleans-Cabin. $50: Steera9e. 930
From New Orleans to Southampto HavEe or
Bremen-Cabin. $50: Steerage. S45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $3s
Storage. sis.
Children under ten years, half price: chill.
dren under one year, free.
N. B-Our agents for Texas. Messrs KaufI.
man RunRe. In Galveston. are authorized to
issue steeraRe passage orders at the followin0
through rates: -
From Bremen to Galveston, ~:
From Bremen to lndlAnola. $H 80.
The company reserves the right 70 chanGo
the route OF the steamers, thoiH adyoEttood days
OF departure and the priNeD of passage.
Or Hs!re to New orisans Issued by the undeg.
signed. v
e lls'1:fs ~ dfs'dEI lRsa|y g s 4s..s.
S..s.-ss -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELoUsAs PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY Feb. "a. at 8 .. m.
FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
lHSsr|S = sas, Port Barre. Bimmsport, Ohurch-
vile. and all landings on the coast.
AtchafaayR river and Bayou OOurtAbleau-Th0
light draft passenger steamer
LAURA Il. DAVIS,
VIM. Crawford master. A. Meynier. Br.. clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEORGE D. HITE. 142 Gravier street,
LORD d MCPEAKE, 122 aravier street,
Agents.
p. B.-Will give through bills lading to Bayou
BBuf Gnd particular attention given to coast
passengers. Connects with steamer Ollie B. at
SimmspOrt for Bayou dea Glaizes. ja1E
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
rECuE AND ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR BAYOU TEOHE AND ATCHATALAYA
RIVER.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March 3. at s p. m.
,a% FOB FOB St: MAkTINssvILhE, MATT s,n NEW E
treville. Pattersonvlle. and all inter-
mediate landings on Bayou Tecbe and Atcha-
falaya river-The new passenger steamer
JOHN NJ CHAN BERs,
T. r. Muge ah master, T.K Voorhees, clerk,
will leave as ABOVE. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
GEO. D. HITE. No. 142 Gravier street,
or j. r. OARLIN No. so Magazine st.
No debts will be paid unless contracted upon
order OF LLOYD T. BELT.
fa29
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

S32IGR26 The steamsh1p
VANGUARD,
Cell. Commander.
will sail on or about February 49, 1880. from her
wharf. foot OF Monte9ut street,
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
CrOnstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE,
de20 1y 1875 Gravter street up stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
IT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
P.OHANDIER. General Passenger AGENT.

of twenty five years experience In the treat
ment and cure Of all diseases Of the GENITO
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by age or early abuses. Chronic dis
eases treated with success. Bright's Disease
Gravel. Oatarrh OF the Bladder. elect. sperma.
torIhaa. and all disorders OF PRIVATE Ma
TURE treated without the use OF MERCURY or
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured bY 5
simple mechanism. without pain.
Diseases Of females, Suspension, Retention.
and all Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE
LIEVED DR., pereEe FEMALE RE0UIAAT.
ING ELIXIR NKVER FAILS To Be had only
9 this pnlce Consultations etx1daY 0on4de4.
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