\begin{table}%t1
	\caption{List of observed  carbon stars and their main characteristics. The
	 columns give the running number, the 2MASS name, the galactic coordinates, 
	the $B$ and $R$ magnitudes and the $B-R$ colour index, the 
	$J H K_{\rm s}$ magnitudes from 2MASS and the $J-K_{\rm s}$ colour index.}
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No.&  2MASS name  & $l$~~~~ & $b$~~ & $B$ & $R$~~ & $B-R$ & $J$~~ & $H$~~ & $K_{\rm s}$~~ & $J-K_{\rm s}$&Note\\
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 59& \object{2MASS J003504.77$+$010845.8} & 114.351 & $-$61.453 & 19.2 &16.7 & 2.5 & 14.620 &  13.734 &  13.280 &  1.340& \\
 60& \object{2MASS J011256.39$+$395945.3} & 127.393 & $-$22.689 & 15.1 &11.3 & 3.8 &  8.181 &   7.160 &   6.725 &  1.456& \\
 61& \object{2MASS J014736.29$+$371229.1} & 135.175 & $-$24.325 & 17.4 &13.3 & 4.1 & 10.523 &   9.436 &   8.884 &  1.639& \\
 62& \object{2MASS J020056.14$+$094535.6} & 149.845 & $-$49.446 & 19.7 &15.2 & 4.5 & 10.266 &   8.525 &   7.170 &  3.096& \\
 63& \object{2MASS J021012.06$-$015738.9} & 163.123 & $-$58.546 & 16.2 &12.2 & 4.0 & 11.505 &  10.605 &  10.010 &  1.495& 1\\
 64& \object{2MASS J030011.33$+$164940.2} & 162.049 & $-$36.082 & 17.5 &14.2 & 3.3 & 11.632 &  10.742 &  10.293 &  1.339&\\
 65& \object{2MASS J034828.12$+$165703.2} & 172.347 & $-$28.475 & 18.1 &14.8 & 3.3 & 13.098 &  11.903 &  11.097 &  2.001& \\
 66& \object{2MASS J035010.66$+$260502.8} & 165.713 & $-$21.582 & 16.7 &13.3 & 4.4 & 10.240 &   9.244 &   8.803 &  1.437& \\
 67& \object{2MASS J040143.35$+$084210.6} & 181.911 & $-$31.637 & 16.1 &12.6 & 3.5 &  9.765 &   8.703 &   8.195 &  1.570& \\
 68& \object{2MASS J040648.84$+$162818.3} & 176.133 & $-$25.619 & 16.9 &13.0 & 3.9 &  9.573 &   8.517 &   8.036 &  1.537& \\
 69& \object{2MASS J042638.77$+$142516.1} & 181.245 & $-$23.296 & 19.2 &17.1 & 2.1 & 13.215 &  12.030 &  11.204 &  2.011& 2\\
 70& \object{2MASS J045602.71$+$092219.1} & 190.204 & $-$20.452 & 17.3 &13.4 & 3.9 & 10.189 &   9.141 &   8.599 &  1.590& \\
 71& \object{2MASS J060634.52$+$731026.9} & 140.861 & $+$22.738 & 15.9 &12.7 & 3.2 &  9.403 &   8.393 &   7.891 &  1.512& \\
 72& \object{2MASS J064618.05$+$543133.6} & 161.381 & $+$21.086 & 14.8 &12.8 & 2.0 &  9.478 &   8.458 &   8.072 &  1.406& \\
 73& \object{2MASS J071057.47$+$475818.0} & 169.337 & $+$22.917 & 16.1 &12.3 & 3.8 &  8.935 &   7.880 &   7.352 &  1.583& \\
 74& \object{2MASS J171755.52$+$043606.9} &  26.142 & $+$22.867 & 17.3 &14.5 & 2.8 & 11.557 &  10.592 &  10.200 &  1.357& \\
 75& \object{2MASS J175815.64$+$223551.1} &  48.195 & $+$21.356 & 15.7 &12.0 & 3.7 &  9.516 &   8.632 &   8.073 &  1.443& \\
 76& \object{2MASS J193930.23$+$754140.5} & 107.672 & $+$23.332 & 16.2 &12.5 & 3.7 &  9.426 &   8.326 &   7.783 &  1.643& \\
 77& \object{2MASS J195840.16$+$774526.2} & 110.190 & $+$23.019 & 21.0 &14.9 & 6.1 & 12.048 &  10.161 &   8.692 &  3.356& \\
 78& \object{2MASS J201559.67$+$763508.4} & 109.469 & $+$21.659 & 16.9 &12.9 & 4.0 &  9.553 &   8.573 &   7.978 &  1.575& \\ 
 79& \object{2MASS J210522.23$+$780116.2} & 112.308 & $+$20.130 & 17.0 &13.0 & 4.0 &  9.779 &   7.699 &   6.116 &  3.663& \\
 80& \object{2MASS J211944.93$+$180029.7} &  68.200 & $-$21.673 & 18.1 &13.6 & 4.5 &  8.671 &   7.338 &   6.364 &  2.307& 3\\
 81& \object{2MASS J212318.24$-$140819.5} &  37.019 & $-$39.965 & 18.7 &16.3 & 2.4 & 14.281 &  13.427 &  12.862 &  1.419& \\
 82& \object{2MASS J215526.97$+$234214.4} &  78.911 & $-$23.760 & 18.3 &14.0 & 4.3 &  8.901 &   6.986 &   5.503 &  3.398& \\
 83& \object{2MASS J222301.20$+$221656.5} &  83.298 & $-$28.940 & 20.2 &15.0 & 5.2 & 11.685 &  10.392 &   9.524 &  2.161& \\
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{Notes: (1) carbon star identified by TI98. It was reobserved
because of its peculiar blue index $B-R = -0.6$ in USNOC-A2.0; 
(2) carbon star identified by Cruz et~al. (\cite{cruz03}). 
A first spectrum is shown in this work; (3) this object is a S-type evolved object.}
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