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Nagasaki

1496. Autograph of Gen. U.S. Grant, still preserved in the City Hall, Nagasaki, Japan
1499. Stone Monument in Nagasaki Park with Engravings of Gen. U.S. Grant\'s Autograph
3144. Hirose Bazar, Hamano-machi, Nagasaki
1497. Izumo-Machi, Nagsaki (Prostitute quarters)
1502. Shinto Temple at Nagasaki
1503. Mogi Road, Nagasaki
1504. Famous Places at Moji
1505. Mogi, Nagasaki
3010. Mogi, Nagasaki
1506. Moji Harbor
3311. Coaling (Nagasaki, Coaling an American steamship)
3350. The Tower Gate of Sofukuji, Nagasaki

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