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Hale Wycom, prprtr flouring mill, pearl, bt high and water. Hale, widow, keeps high st h, c 5th and high. Harpe C H, foreman in sheet iron works, water. Harrison G H, teacher of public school. Henry John, clothing mer, c market and pearl. Hey John, tinner, high, bt Ist and 2d. Hise, Lent & Co, prprtms New Albany foundry, water. Hodges Jessee, grocer, high, bt state and 1st. Hoin P P, grocer, state, near market. Hooper D M, boat builder, water. Hooper D M, blacksmith, water. Hort Henry, grocer, c market and pearl. Hunt J, f Hunt and Lapping, merchant tailor, high, bt state and 1st.
280 Hurlbert H H, dry gds mer, high, bt 1st and 2d.
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Israel A F, boot & shoe maker, high, bt Ist and 2d .*
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Jackson J F, grocer, high, bt 2d and 3d. James & Royce, proprietors of iron foundry, water. Jennings Francis, market, bt 3d and 4th. Jocelyn J C, magistrate, state, bt market and high. Johnson J W. tailor, high, bt state and 1st. Johnson & Cane, dry gos mer, high, bt state and pearl.
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Kay Wm, grocer, c 5th & high. Keller John, grocer, high, bt 1st and 2d. Kemp D, gun smith, state, bt spring and market. Kesler D W, baker, state, bt market and high. Key John, grocer, market, near state. Kurtzman Joseph, keeps coffee h and clothing store, water.
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Laden J B, grocer, pearl, bt market and high. Lapping G W, f Hunt & Lapping, high, bt state and 1st. Leonard Mr, M D, office market bt 3d and 4th. Lewis J D, boot and shoe maker, high, bt 2d and 3d. Loan & Hungary, boat builders, water. Love Wm, tinner, wall, bt water and high. Low Nicholas, boot and shoe maker, high, bt 2d and 3d.
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Maginess E A, druggist, e high and state. Marshall J H, saddler and harness m, high, bt state and 1st. Matthews D D Rev, president theological seminary. McBride J, boot and shoe maker, high, bt state and 1st. McBride M, boot and shoe maker, high, bt 3d and 4th. McClung John, grocer, c 4th and market. Mccown James, groces, c Vincennes and high. Means James R, dry goods mer, high, bt state and pearl.
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Mega John, grocer, high, bt lat and 2d. Mercer R A, high, bt 1st and 2d. Merker Christian, confectioner, high, bt 3d and 4th. Mermeracher C, merchant tailor, high, bt 2d and 3d. Messe Jacob, grocer, market, bt state and pearl. Miller John A, grocer, market, bt state and pearl. Miner & Kinkle, painters, high, bt state and 1st. Moffatt, Lanum & Pitt, blacksmith, water. Morich Anthony, barber, high, bt 2d and 3d. Moody James C, atty at law, office high, bt state and 1st. Moore H, M D, office pearl bt main and high. Morrison James M, chair maker, c high and 2d. Morrison G W, portrait painter, o high and 2d. Murphy Jacob, grocer, market, bt state and pearl. Mury Jane Miss, milliner, high, bt state and 1st.
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Naghel L H, dentist, pearl, bt market and high. Neffley John, jeweller, high, bt state and 1st. Needham H, J, grocer, market, bt pearl and bank. Nestor & Kelin, keep Exchange h, e high and 5th. Norris Benj, cigar maker, high, bt state and 1st. Noyes J E, dry goods merchant, pearl, bt market and high.
Otis S G, teacher in Anderson's female seminary, c 3d & high. P
Pack Charles H, boot and shoe maker, high, bt 3d and 4th. Pennington W W & M B, dry gds merchant, high, bt pearl and state. Plummer, Bushnell & Warren, dealers in iron, boat stores, and block m. Porter J W, keeps New Albany h, high, bt 4th and 5th. Post-office, high, bt 3d and 4th.
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Rice P, grocer, market, below 6th. Rice H H, tinner, 2d bt market and high. Riley Thomas, grocer, market, bt 6th and 7th. 24*
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Roan P, atty at law, office high, bt state and 1st. Rose V W, grocer, market, bt state and pearl. Rutter Calvin, postmaster, high, bt 3d and 4th. Rutter Martin H, grocer, high, bt 4th and 5th.
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Sage James E, dry goods merchant, high, bt state and pearl. Sanderson Wm L, cabinet maker, high, c 2d. Scribner W A, f Clapp & S, high, bt state and pearl. Seston & Hamilton, harness & saddle m, 2d bt mkt & high. Shaw S H, grocer, high, bt 2d and 3d.
Shields M, M D, office 5th, bt market and high.
Shields Henry B, dealer in iron castings, &c, high, bt state and pearl.
Sloan M, M D, office high, bt 1st and 2d.
Smith Thomas S, atty at law, state near market.
Smith John, keeps Lafayette h, c water and pearl.
Smith George cabinet maker, high, bt state and 1st. Smith Frederick, confectioner, high, bt 1st and 2d.
Spence John S, cooper, 4th, bt spring and market. Stevens W B, gsocer, c high and 4th. Stewart D G, M », dentist and hæmopathist, high bt 1st & 2d. Stoker John, boot and shoe m, high, bt 3d and 4th.
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Taylor EL, keeps state street h, c market and state. Taylor E L, keeps livery stable, market, bt 2d and 3d. Thorne A E Mrs, milliner, high, bt pearl and bank. Thornton & Davis, attys at law, office high, bt state & Ist. Town RR, M D, office pearl, bt market and high. Town S P, dry goods merchant, 2d, bt high and market. Treasurer's office, state near spring.
Triemble M R, elder christian church, c 3d and market.
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Vinecore R, barber, high, bt 1st and 2d.
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Wahl L, piano forte maker, 3d, bt 4th and 5th. Walker T B, saddler and harness m, high, bt state & pearl. Ward C G, boot and shoe maker, bank bt mkt and spring.
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Webber J L, grocer, high, bt 1st and 2d. Wells J B, upholsterer, high, bt 2d and 3d. Weir W M, cabinet ware room, mkt bt 2d and 3d. White P J, barber, high, bt 1st and 2d. Wicks J L, grocer, c water and wall, Wicks Nathaniel, clerk at J L. Wicks', o water and wall. Wilcox P M, M D, office bank, bt market and spring. Wilson S G, magistrate, 2d bt market and high. Wilt Jacob, grocer, c spring and 4th. Winstanly & Newkirk, druggist, high, bt Ist and 2d. Wolf John G, dry good merchant, high, bt state & pearl. Wood James Rev, professor in theological seminary. Woodruff C, hardware mer, high, bt 1st and 2d. Woodruff Seth, judge, and pastor 1st baptist church, 3d. Woodward J K, auction and commission merchant, high, bt state and 1st. Wycoff Ann Miss, milliner, high, bt 2d and 3d.
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Yeager John, grocer, market, bt state and pearl. Yesly P, merchant tailor, pearl, bt market and high. York Thomas, variety store. high, bt state and 1st. Young and Stewart, boot and shoe, hat and cap merchants, high, bt 1st and 2d. W
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JEFFERSONVILLE DIRECTORY FOR 1845-1846. TOWN OFFICERS.
Wm. Cross, Mayor.
Mr. Holstied, Recorder.
James J. Crew, Constable.
James Welch, Constable.
P. McAttee, Teacher of Public School.
Mr. Sparks, Post Master.
R. Peaceley, Magistrate.
Isaac Cox, Magistrate.
James D. Read, State Senator.
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL. Market, bt pearl and mulberry-Mrs. Dufield, Principal.
FEMALE SEMINARY. West end of market-Miss Morgan, Principal.
STATE PENITENTIARY. West end of the city-J. R. Pratt, Warden, Dr. W. F. Collum, Clerk, and Attending Physician.
MINERAL SPRINGS. Spring st-S. A. Kingsbury, Proprietor. JEFFERSON FOUNDRY. Spring st-Robinson, Anderson & Co., Proprietors.
LAND OFFICE. Front st-John F. Read, Register.
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NAMES AND RESIDENCES OF THE BUSINESS POPULATION OF JEFFERSONVILLE, FOR 1845-1846.
Armstrong & Co, merchants, spring. Ash Chambers, merchant, spring.
Ayres S, grocer, front.
Baker Thomas, painter, front.
Baker B, shoemaker, spring.
Bottorff S & J, merchants, spring, c market.
Beach & King, merchants, c spring and front. Burke J, merchant, spring.
Bright D G, receiver at Land Office, front.
Carlisle James, hat manufacturer, spring. Cash Samuel, falls pilot, front.
Clegg Wm C, hat manufacturer, spring. Collum Wm F, M D, physician and clerk, at Penitentiary.
Cox Isaac, magistrate, off front. Crew James J, constable, spring.
Cross Wm, mayor, front. Damron U G, edge tool maker, spring.
Dixon John, harness maker, spring.
Donough James, chair maker, front.
Duffield Mrs, principal female high school, market.
Dunlap, J, colored, confectioner, spring.
Edmunton Daniel, manufacturer oil cloths, front. Evans A, M D, office spring. Feiber Wm, clothing merchant, spring.
Fender George, confectioner, front. Fenton D A, druggist, spring. Fite Andrew, wagonmaker, front. Flood Jesse, colored, barber, front. French Henry, boat builder, and prptr steam saw mill, front. French Wm, boat builder, uper end front. Fuller Benjamin, carpenter, front. Gannon Thos, confectioner, spring.
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Golden S, gunsmith, spring. Goldsmith Henry, clothing merchant, front. Greiner J, baker, spring. Gresham R H, tinware manufacturer, spring. Griswold Hi hoosier hall coffee h, front. Halbert H, merchant spring. Hurst Henry, atty at law, office front. Halstied M, recorder, front. Hough Mra, milliner, spring. Hyde Elisha, school teacher. front. Insurance Office (suspended,) front. Kingsbury S A, prptr Mineral Springs, spring. Leist C, prptr ferry house, front. Leviston Mrs, widow of Wm, front. Mabury W & H, g.ocers, spring. McAttee H, teacher public school, market.
McCambell, Harvey, druggist, spring. McChesney John, coachmaker, front.
Mathias H R, millwright, chestnut. Merriwether S, M D, office market, c pearl. Miles J H & Co, merchants, front. Miller Abraham, grocer, spring c chestnut.
Morgan Miss, principal female seminary, market.
Morgan John, livery stable, market. Morgan S P, proprietor city hotel, c spring & market.
Morgan Ebenezer, merchant, c spring and front.
Morgan S P & J K, livery stable, spring. Morgan John, falls pilot, front.
Myrick & Co, oil cloth and window shade mnfctrs, front. Paterick Mr, falls pilot, front.
Peaceley R, magistrate, office front.
Peaceley R, jr, clerk, post office, bds front.
Phipps J, edge tool maker, pearl. Post Office, spring. Powell Thomas, falls pilot, front. Pratt J R, warden Penitentiary, market. Raney Edward, engineer, front. Rea Wm, tailor, spring. Read James D h om, front. Read John F, register land office, front. Robinson, Anderson & Co, prptrs Jefferson foundry. Ridge James, merchant, spring, c market.
Savitz Geo F, merchant, spring. Shryer John D, notary public, mulberry.
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Sleade Aaron, falls pilot, front.(04. Smith Oland, boatman, front. Sparks & Myers, merchants, spring. State Penitentiary, west end market. Stevenson M, M D, office spring. Stewart Wm D, M D, office spring. Wauchop J, saddle and harness maker, spring. Weatch Milton, falls pilot. Welch James, constable. White Lloyd, engineer on ferry boat, front. Zaff Leopold, clothing merchant, spring.
NAMES AND RESIDENCES OF THE BUSINESS POPULATION IN THE TOWN OF SHIPPINGPORT, FOR 1845 -- 1846.
Borst & Co, prptrs elm tree house, n canal bridge. Chapin James, teacher in public school. Enos John B, grocer and coffee house. Edwards John, fisherman. Getts Wm, ship carpenter. Hulme & McHarry, prptrs flour mill, and water cement fetry. Lambert Joseph, barkeeper at F.noz's. McHarry Francis, colletr for Louisville & Prtind canal co. Newhall W H, barkeeper at James Porter's. Phipps Roland, pilot. Porter James, hackman and coffee house keeper. Smith Richard, carpenter, Smith Win, teamster, Wilds John, carpenter.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY, FOR 1845-1846.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
N. E. Lanning,
C. Brockway.
I Hays,
James Watson.
Aaron R. Smith, Win. Butterfield,
Wm. Duckwall.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. Wm. Bradley. Westley C. Bugg. N. E. Lanning.
I. Hays. . Wm. Butterfield.
Wm. Brockway-City Marshal. Westley C. Bugg-Constable. P. Viller-Post Master.
CEDAR GROVE FEMALE ACADEMY. Miss Green, Lady Superior.
NAMES AND OCCUPATION
OF THE BUSINESS POPULATION OF THE TOWN OF PORTLAND.
Arnold Essex, pilot. Bary A, tailor.
Hays I, school commissioner. Lanning N E. town trustee.
Bradley Wm, school co.n'r. Longenette I B, coffee h. Brockway Win, city marshal. M'Guire & Viller, merchants. Brockway Charles, blksmith. Millet John, grocer. Bugg Westley B, schl com'r. Pazelle G, grocer. Butterfield, Rev Wm, nnstr. Portman Peter, grocer. Butterfield Wm, grocer. Rankin J S, tchr in pble schl. Robinson G, boot and shoe m. Phield David, pilot. Carnes R, tailor. Drew Thomas, grocer. Forsman A, prprtr Prtind h. Smith Aaron R, town trustee. Fox W, prprtr rl rd coffee h. Stalee J, baker and confect'r. Gray & Co, pork dealers. Veitale Rev Mr. cthle priest. Gray Miss L, as't in pblc schl. Watson John, prprtr ferry h. Green Miss A, cdr grv acdmy. Viller P, post master.
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ADDENDA.
Ballard Bland, atty at law, centre, bds Galt h. Bell Robert, barkeeper, Keasey's 577 Jefferson, c Brook. Boggs & Russell, boat agents and commission merchants, 1 and 2, Strader's Row.
Boggs Wm, [ Boggs & Russell, Strader's Row, bds Galt h. Boone & Adams, wholesale and retail grocers, 523 Market. Cunningham John, boat builder, Fulton, bt Clay and Shelby. Cunningham & Rogers, boat builders, Fitn, bt Cly & Shlby. Corkadel William, coffee house, Fulton, bt 1st and 2d. Crayne John, pilot, h on creek, bt Main and Campbell. Cowley M B, barkeeper, R H Hughes', Fulton.
Collins R A, clerk, J N Collins', Strader's Row, h 72, 1st. Collins I N, coal merchant and grocer, 9 Strader's Row. Coonrod Lewis, butcher, on creek, bt Campbell & City line. Daniel Coleman, plasterer, 564 Jefferson.
Daniel Smith & Son, lumber mers, Fulton bt Brk & Floyd. Fondrain Nicholas, carpenter, 63 Clay.
Gibson E, brickmaker, Main, ab Woodland Garden. Hammons Jesse, schip carp, Fulton bt Clay and Campbell. Harney, Smith, & Hughes publishers of Democrat, Wall. Hughes Wm E, f Harney, Smith, & H, bds Exchange h, John J Felker, grocer, 481 market.
King & Co, clothing and furnishing store, 481 main. Leist Christopher, coffee h, s s Market, between,5th and 6th. Redding John W, merchant tailor, 443 main.
Ochs Lewis, dry goods dealer, s s Market, bt 3d and 4th. Salmon John, dealer in rectified whiskey, 574 market, Sewell Abner R, clerk, 448 Main.
Spurrier Tevis, clerk, 445 Main, bds 20, 7th. Wm & B Musselman, tobacconists, 249 Market.
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REMOVALS.
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Abrahamson John, liquor merchant, from 34 Bullitt to 53 5th. Baum Wm J C, M D, office from 425 Jefferson to 75 5th. Bull Nimrod, city Guager, from 4th to 448 main.
Baker Benj F, shoe merchant, from 508 Main to 502 Main. Baird Robert F, atty at law, from Centre to 70, 5th. Crosby C C P, from 51 to 49 Wall.
Chase Franklin B, saddler, from 66 5th, to 445 main, c 5th. Fonda David B, clerk, from 51 Wall to 469 main. Hedrick Henry B, saddler, from Mn to n s Mrkt, bt 1st & 2d. Hagen Charles, literary depot, from 3 to 47 Wall.
J P Curtis & Co, exch brokers; from 51 Wall to 469 Main. Melvin & Tibbets, tinners, from n tos s Mrkt bt Brk & Fld. Tandler A, dealer in dry goods, from 478 to 473 Market. Wilson S, clerk, A Tandler's, from 478 to 473 Market.
ERRATA.
For Buler Constable, read Beeler Jordan P. For Chambers E. W., read Chambers G. W., magistrate. For Patten M., read Patten B. M. director orphan asylum. Thornberry Warren, for 5th and Jeff, read 6th and Jeff.
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INDEX.
American Sunday School Union Depository, PAGE. Associations and Societies, ... 28 City Wards and Boundaries,. 26 Charter and City Officers. .. 6 City Inspectors,.
City Court,. . .. 9
Court Directory, in general, .11 Consul of Switzerland,. 10 Custom House Department,. .17
Canal Company,
18
City Banks, 13
City Cemeteries,
Colleges, Schools, and Institutions, 18 Explanations of the Directory, ..
39 Fire Departments,
Insurance Offices ;.
Lawyers, .. ..
Military - Companies, .
Magistrates for this City,.
Member of Congress, ..
Member of State Senate,
Members of State Legislature, ..
Notary Publics,. ..
Odd Fellows' and Free Mason's Lodges,
Population of Louisville in 1845, ...
Post Office Departments, in the City and County, Printing Offices,.
Public Schools,
Physicians,
Religious Societies ;.
Rates of Interest in the different States,:
Teble of River Distances and Mail Routes,
United States Pension Agency, ..
Value of Silver and Gold in the United States,
Workingmen's Association,.
New Albany, Jeffersonville, Shippingport, and Portland Directory, commences immediately after the last page of Busi, ness Cards belonging to the Louisville Directory.
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INDEX
TO THE
BUSINESS CARDS
OF THE
CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
1
Public Houses,
J. P. Curtis,. .191
... 198 Wm. B. Jackson, .- 198
Isaac Cromie,. -. 109
Insurance Companies,
Metcalfe & Grainger,. ¥200
Thornton & Grinsted,.
C. C. P. Crosby,.
Clothing Establishments,
202
Jewelers, ..
-207
Crockery Merchants,.
Wright & Burdsall,. .210
J. B. Howe, ..
.211
Booksellers and Stationers,
Druggists, .. .211
Shoe Merchants,. .216
.218
Upholsterers, .
209
Hatters, ..
.223
Wm. A. Lloyd,
C. G. Clark, .. .224
.225
Auctioneers and Dry Goods Merchants,
-225
Confectioners, ...
.230
Commission and Grocery Merchants, .233
B. H. Gwathmey .. .241 Saddlers,_ .241 Cabinetmakers .245
.201
.201
.201
.. 209
Thomas Campbell, . .. ... .. 511
Leather and Shoe finding Merchants,.
.221
993
E. Leneve & Co .... .248
Potter & Ritchie, .... .248 Chair Manufacturers, .249 J. V. W. Smith, ... .249 Hardware Merchants,. .250 Stove Warehouses and Foundries, .251 D. Lane, .. .250 Machinists,
H. Ruhl, ..
Coach Manufacturers, ..
259 261
Cigar Manufacturers and Tobacconista,.
-263
T. H. Atkinson,.
.264
Lemuel Powell, ..
Geo. W. Davis,. .264
J. J. Hair ... .265 G. W. Doane, . .265 P. Husser ...
.265 Nelson & Davis,. .266 G. W. Herbert & Co.,. 266 Harris & Johnston, .266 Plough Makers, ..
.267 Wagon Makers, .. .268 Daniel Keston, ..
.289 Stone Cutters, .. -269
T. P. Ashe, .... -270
Livery Stables, .. .270 P. W. Bergantz, .279 John B. Frants, 272
.258
259 Agricultural Seed Stores, ..
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COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR FOR 1845.
Sunday ..
Monday
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday ..
Saturday.
Sunday . ...
Monday ....
Tuesday .... Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday. ....
Saturday ...
JULY.
5 12
19 20
AUGUST.
3 466
78 9
10 11 19 13 14 16 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 95 26 27 28 29 30
31 .
SEPTEMBER.
12345
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 19 90
21 22 23 24 95 26 97 28 29 30 :
OCTOBER.
APRIL
1 2
8 9 10
13 14 21
27 28 29 30
MAY.
11
16 17
23 21
DECEMBER
23 2
0 21 99 7 98 29
30 31
1
.5
12 13 14 15
19 90 21 22
26 27 28
FEBRUARY,
9 10 11 19 13 14 15 19 90-91 99 27 29
23.94
MARCH.
1
1 8
9 10 16 17
12 13 14 15
14 15 16 17 1
8
12 13 14 15 16 1
19 20 21 22 23 24 95
26 27 28 29 30 31 NOVEMBER.
10
9 10 11
15
6
16 17
JANUARY.
1 2
295
COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR FOR 1846.
Banday ...
Monday.
Tuesday ..
Thursday ....
Friday ....
Saturday .....
Sunday ..
Monday ...
Tuesday ...
Wednesday ..
Thursday ....
Friday ....... Saturday .....
JULY
11
18
25 26
FEBRUARY
1 2 3
7 14
M
2
SEPTEMBER
2 3
19
13 14 90 21
OCTOBER.
:19 3
4 5 8 7 8 9 10
11 19 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 99 23 26
25 26 97 28 29 30 31
NOVEMBER.
1 9 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
9 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 97 28
29 30:
DECEM 1
13 14
27 28 20 30 31
15
15 16
1 8 15 16
9 10
14 21 28
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Wednesday .. "NEAR
JANUARY.
AUGUST
8 9 10 11 19 13
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