Fu DaiandClaude Opus 4.8
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FastAPI service wrapping the Surya-OCR-2 model (datalab-to) served through vLLM: legacy /v1/api/ai/* endpoints, an OpenAI-compatible /v1/chat/completions endpoint, a coalescing request batcher, a local OCR CLI, Docker packaging, multilingual example outputs, and quantization/concurrency benchmarks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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VOL. IV. No. 181.
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DUBLIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1846.
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PRICE 6 D .
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DAVIS TESTIMONIAL.
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THE NATIVES OF IRELAND.
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THE Committee appointed for the purpose of receiving and analyzing the Telegraphic Statistics of LATE THOMAS DAVIS, ESQ., has received to leave open to public competition among American scientists and the public and the property of Specimens of a Status, in Sketch-model, together with a basin of Clay, lists size, to be sent for inspection on or before the 30th of June next. Any further information required may be obtained by applying to the Secretaries,
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LOWER DOMINICK-STREET, DUBLIN.
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THOMAS DAVIS
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HAS the pleasure of announcing that the PORTRAIT OF THE LATE THOMAS DAVIS, Esq.,
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LATE THOMAS DAVIS, Esq., P. W. BURTON, Esq., R.H.A., In the case of Sir John W.
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Is now ready for delivery
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in India Paper .. .. . 2s. 6d.
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.. .. . . . . . . . 1s. 0d.
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ished by JAMES DUFFY. Sole Agent
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in Ringrose, 11, Sherrard-street, Golden
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THE CABINET EDITION.
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LODGE'S PORTRAITS. —The First Volume, containing Thirty Portraits, in new earth, handsomely bound in crimson cloth, price 6 c . 6d. See also Lodge's Portraits, price 6 c . 64c. sec. or in Forty-eight Numbers, price 1 s . each. Dubin: J. M. GILLASHAN, 21, D'Olier-street; William Smith, 113, Fleet-street, London; Fraser and Co., Edinburgh.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
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THE FORTUNES OF TOROLOGH O'BRIEN:
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A TALE OF THE WORLD OF KING DEBORAH AND HER LASH AND D'Olier-street;
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London: William S. Orr and Co., Anne-corner, Pater-
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monter-row; Edinburgh: Fraser and Co. Sold by all Book-
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sellers.
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THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
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NOTICE. JAMES DUFFY
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BEGS to announce that he has removed an IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOKS FROM 23, ANGELESA-STREET, To the Extensive Premises Above Occupied by MR. JOHN HARVIE, No. 10, WELLINGTON-QUAY.
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Now Ready, Part III., Price 1s., VALENTINE MCCLUTCHY, THE IRISH AGENT WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY FRIZ. Dublin: Published by JAMES DUPPY; London Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.
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KNIGHT'S WEEKLY VOLUME, Printed in United States and Europe
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Price 1s. Just Published,
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VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES USED FOR
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THE FOOD OF MAN. Vol. I.
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London: Charles Knight and Co., 22, Ludgate-street.
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Just Published, 8rd., No. I, price 6d., PAYNE'S ILLUSTRATED LONDON
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A t the present moment no Illustrated Work exists, giving an adequate idea of the vast improvements of modern London. These, together with the great accommodation afforded for visiting them, imperatively mand such an undertaking as is now brought before it public.
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The Work will be published in Fortnightly Parts, at St pence, containing Five highly-finished steel Engraving and 16 to 24 pages of historical and descriptive letter-pre and in Monthly Parts, at One Shiling, to be completed about 20 Parts.
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THE NATIONAL LIBRARY FOR IRELAND,
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THE NATIONAL LIBRARY FOR IRELAND. BY DISTINGUISHED LITERARY ERISHMEN, Is now Publishing, in Fourpenny Monthly Volumes, complete.
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NATIONAL ENGRAVINGS, beautifully coloured, price One Penny, arc simultaneously issued with this Series.
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issued with this Series. Already Published, THE LIFE, TIMES, AND SPEECHES OF DANIEL O'CONNELL ESQ. M.P.
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DANIEL O'CONNELL, ESQ., M.P. (Fifth Edition.)
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NOW READY, PRICE FOURPENG THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF JOHN R. CURRAN
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THE NEW WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE 17, DAME-STREET.
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17, DAME-STREET, IS NOW OPEN, EDWARD K. HOLROYD AND CO., PROPRIETORS.
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THE support of the Public is sought to proprietors of this Establishment with respect to the fact that the real and legitimate stock is secured by every one of the states provided for them the First and Leading Woollen Trade in D position they are resolved to attain, by SELLING WOOLLEN GOODS AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE SUPPORT.
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The extent of Stock will be commensurate with portence of the city of Dublin, and will invariably plete in its selection of Noveltics for the Season. The System now in use by many honest Trade marking their Goods, the Lowest Price, in Plain F will be adopted by E. K. H. and Co.
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At the present day, such and so many are the use of advertisers, that the Public wisely view with such professions of exclusive advantages.
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The Stock will comprise every class of WO GOODS, including the finest West of England Coded.
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E. K. H. and Co. would remark that their not to establish a Trade in low Woollens, but and First-class Goods ; from buyers of such goods.
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"Tailors will find a really EXTENSIVE AMENT OF TRIMMINGS.
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TERMS—CASH ONLY. E. K. HOLROYD AND COMPANY, INC.
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E. K. HOLBOYD AND COMPANY, 17 STREET, DUBLIN.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE. TO BOOKSELLERS. T HE Board of Directors will receive for furnishing 300. worth of Books to a Catalogue of the Books required (with the &c.) can be had by applying to the Librarian, M
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THE PHOENIX PARK, DUBLIN.
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THE IRISH FARMERS' JOURNAL Wednesday last contains a beautifully painted of the Phoenix Park, the only Public Park in concise account is also given of the improvemented by Mr. Decimus Burton to the Common Woods and Forests.
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LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION
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THE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ACTION OF IRELAND will meet on MAY DAY, the 30th of MARCH, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL,
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CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. Ladies submitted fees will enter by the Third Executive.
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Ladies admitted free will enter by the Third Front I and proceed to the portion of the Side and End Gallery which have set a spart for them. For Members having been admitted to Found in the property of the Side are preserved under the Second Side Gallery. The access for them to the Seats under the Left-hand Gallery, is by the Door of the Hall nearest to the Exchange; and the access to the Seats under the hand Gallery, is by the Door in White's-lane.
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By Order, T. M. RAY, Secret
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BUTLER and ARCHER, 58, North STREET, have received their Annual Extraordinary of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, consisting of 56 SEED OATS of the different vertexes, YETCHES, RED and WHITE CLOVERS, TRI COW-GRASS, SCOTCH and ITALIAN-RYER SEEDS.
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B. and A. have taken great care in the selecting Stock, and the quality of the various Articles can it is such as they feel assured will give satisfaction they can with great confidence recommend.
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NEW FARM SEEDS.
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JOHN HODRICHT,
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JOHN THOMAS-STEELEY,
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RESPECTFULLY makes known the a
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following New-York imported Seeds, which he is extensively supplied, having been pu
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competent judges in the best markets. He is to
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dispose of them at very Redwood New England
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Cover and Tree Shore, Hosteton, Potato, and Early August
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New York.
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Scotch, Hopeau, Patao, and Bary Angus of English and Irish Spring Vetches, True Art Grass. All warranted news and genuine. The public is also associated with and Refined Sagars, Tess, Wince, and White her offers to the Public on liberal terms, and for they will be found to give general satisfaction. 28, THOMAS-STREET. |