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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

FAREWELL
4 on Tuesday next. the 9th December Mr. Templeon
hegs with gratitude 10 his liberal patrons lthe
Publcl o! New York that in consequence vi his projected
the South, he reluctantly makes his farewell bow,
and gives his last entertainment for several mon,hs) In
New York, Tuesday reX the 9lh inst when he will
have the honor Of Staging the following and cenas,
with app PIRATE illustrations:
Piano Forte, Mr.. Austin Phillips. The instrument from
J. H. Chambers t3Sa Broadway.
An interval OF 10 minutes between the parts
PART FIRST.
Song" The Luds OF the Village"
Song-"Jock of Hazedeau"
Song-"The Harp that once through Taras Hall"
Song-"M Ny Mamie, or
Grand scens from tho Opera OF 4" Der eyschuIz."
Recitalive-" Oh, can bear my fate no longer
Aria" Through The Forest, through the Meadows"
PART SscoNp.
Song There Jolly Miller once"
Soug-" Roys wife of Aldivslloch
song" Sally in our Alley"
Song-"Ye Banks and Brses o. Bonnie Doom"
Hunting Soug--" Old fowler"
PART THtRp
Grand Scuna. by desre,) ''AlIs Lost Now" SILL so
gently DER me Stealing" hs originally sung by Mr. TEN
peton in the grand Opera OF La Sou,usm6nls"
Song" Here's to the Maiden OF Bashtul fifteen"
Song" Aud Lang Syne"
Song-"Ths Jolly Beggar."
Doors open nj 7. To commence n O'Clock and termtn
ate NJ TO- Tickets and Programmes may be had the Mu
Stores, and at the doors Tickets 50 cents Books Of
Tie words price i2i cts each, 10 be had at the doors
Mr.. Tempelon Will also repeat the above entertainment
The Gothic Hail. Brookyr, on Thursday the llh inst be
ing his farewell and last appearance in that city for several
months do Ct
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III The Tribune o. next saturday viii contain
the iu pa caars the intended openias Of the Church
nj The NATIVITY second avenue, Newfork under the dirsc
tinr of r. Rev Dr. McClosky and Rev. Messrs. ONell
- - T.. ~ - dS 81
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~ For SaIc-Persons afflicted win Jaundce lndi-
reston Habu a Co-tiveness Piles, Dyspepsia, Cuaneous
Diseases Scrpula Impurities OF lne Blood fnPles ana
di.,ous use of mercury will and efecIua remedy in Dr.
Woods Sarsaparils and Wild Cherry Bii.5ss Sold whole
~ N ~ - d. wis.
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,ss- The Tenth Anniversary OF The Colored Or
pban Asynn will BE- held the Tabernacle "a Monday
evening Dec g. Addresses mas he expected, sn' Tue
s,..n;n. " r27 i'21thd5.l 6thS2th'
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Things in LowelI--A New sfili-Ciuer' tue
scotch Chartst, &c.
I'll

Correspondence VI INV
LOWELL, Dec. ID. 1915.
Mr. GREELEY: There is bat little news stirring
in this busy city a; present The weather is cool
and bracing. On Sunday had fall of snow.
not sufficient however for seighing. although there
have been some sleighS out Yesterday and today
The new Prescott Cotton Mills will probably go
into operation about the LIST of March. The ma
chinery is soon to be put in. The loom frames are
TO be of Cast Iron. Heretofore the loom, frames
have all been made OF wood. The machinery for
this new Mil is all made or being made in this city
a, the " big shop.
There is a man here named Cluer, Scotch Chart
list making speeches on the Factory System He
is radical of the STILES, kind He won't make much
impression here as our people understand the mat
ter full well as he does and they view the system
in rather different light.
There is good deal of interest felt here to hear
what Mr. Polk will have to say about the Tariff. We
shall probably have the document morrow night.
Hon Stephen C. Phillips has been in this city
ec,uring upon the Texas question There is strong
feeling on the matter all through the State
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Uinter Fashions.

SoARFs, oRAvATS AND MUFFLERs,
Received by The last steamer,
AT THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Gentlemens
AGenera Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy articles for genuem-ns wear, comprising the
most desirable OF scars crsvs,s and ens
rtys OF muers, indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full assortment otovsr cosls coaks aud sacks
santy on hand manufactured by tho best wokmen In tho
city, and sold at reduced prices.
n26 inH J. G. BOOTH Il co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

r1sr Window shade Depot, No. sprncc-st.-
On so ,r ,a,s ON hand Persons about furnishing their
,rii avs: Al Ien-i loo per cent by calling the De
pot -, pfA N :, ~. -, III, " ", - =
urers prices. No -"
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A. Z. FUTILE. Auctlonecr
RY JACOB =. PLATT-Fntay, a. 10 o'clock, a

DY JACOB =. PLATT-Frday, at 10 o'clock, at
- The Auction Room, Watches and Jewelry-A stock OF
$4,000 value consisting Of gold and silver watches ehro-
nome,ers movements fine gold swelry such rings. prs
chsins, earrings, diamonds, ke- Sale p0...se.
Also 400 English aue gold ladies' and genheuerS pen
cts.
Also 50 doz aoe gold Job and guard chains with fox, dog
and horse head seal. AID keya
Also, leo fine gold walch sesls, keys and swivel.
500 hne gold and plated drops and brosches,
of various costs, from s. TO SIS
Also great variety o gold and paste breaches scarf
pms snaneed mourning breaches, ockets v;negs.ees.
mourning rings paste do canoes, gentlemens rings ds
mond pDs rings, spectaces, &c.
Also silver table tea-s poons, butter knives. &c
n B.-Among The watches English h-avy-cased gold
and silver chronomelers levers, duplex, &c.
Also, ladies hard and gold dial fine epine and English
watches
Also. chronometer lepine and lever hard and gold dial
movements, very fine, with independent seconds.
Catalogues will be resdy The day previous al o'clock
n B-The sale i Watches win commence al II o'clock,
and those wishing fnr watches for private use, will find
opportunity purchasing this sale of the gold and silver
chrouonleters. Watches Will be sold s'ngly d4 ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In brig Ciaires from SdraniNG-Mr Edward Guys,
Secretary OF French Legation; James Bowie Beck
man Capt J johnson late OF brig America
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES re,aled a

CGLD AND SILVER WATCHES retsiled at
whole gale prices by J. T. Wiiston, dealer in watches
No Cor.l4nc- st up stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold tits establishment warranted TO per-
form money refunded Watches clock. musical box
e, and iaery repaired in the beet the ow
prices Arrangements have been made with Nr. VIM A.
Gamble whose eputaion watch repareris
ed having been gaged for nine years in the ceebr
ted IN Europa enables him repair the most
complicated work that can BE- produced.
Trade WORK promptly done On reasonable terms
J. T. WILLlSTON,
auz7 ifs No. Corusnd-sl up ststra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
r=r ,,os.r. Carroll g. Co.@Geats: You wi

rsr aIessr.. Carroll & IO.-Gents: You wished
me 10 ,ae nv opinion your Pills after had given them
a fair trial In relation 10 Dyspspsis an "lag 10 sSn
had been troubled with DysPePsia for over i've
months and could find reie uoul mad used scarcely
two boxes OF your Pills accorfIs 10 Uiiec'ons WEE
Ann Hi' nov " ~ JAMES II. BRADSHAW.
G; ,,,,o- c,or.r,s Auii-Dyspepuc Pills warranted
., dn,e,sa or indigestion. constipation, costveuess,
cshestsche all affections and al diseases arising
f-oro an Improper tone OF the stomach These Ps Were
on, IN shor. time since by pupil OF Sir
Astlry's [See Circular on Isl phee.I
Principal Agents in America, co -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

StTOVES.-SHEPAkD & co. having enlarged and
y perfected their Of Stoves for the Fall trade,
boh for wood ana coal offer TO their friends and Gus
TONER'S an unequaled variety Of economical and beautiful
psrns among which stands the unrivaled NOUS "a
sn Hail Church and Office Stoves OF all sizes and the most
varied and patterns As these have been well test
ed il would be almost useless 10 say that they form The best
heating stove In the world.
SuEPARDs RgvgRBgRAToRs for parlors Of any size, arc
the TASTEFUL clearly and economical parior stove ever
DR. Norris PATENT Sheet Iron CyudHc Slows for halls
or rooms cheapest powerful heating stove ever pro-
dCced. 1000. 49,
DRus statue tabular and plain for halls and rooms very
ornamental and economical hand and n1de 10 OIder ID
real variety Also suglrlosf ana two boiler Stoves
OF several for Liverpool Anthracite or WOOD,
Box or Six plates for wood wood and coal faror cHsi ron
Laundry Stoves comprise larger dssouilcns
S,r hsaipy prposes than have offered 70 which
re suecy call the attention OF our Southern and western
customers /.., c,s..
with two tin ovens roasting and baing better sn any stove
in use The roasting baking does not interfere with
broing boiling frying, Ii almost universally tne case
These are especially dsped TO the Southern market beng
easily managed having 1ues liable to be hed WIN esnes
being strong and durable , Co. :, H. .,o,,
S sizes of four boiler premium Cook Stoves Of me nost
approved pattern for burning either wood or coH very
csan al wholesale or retail Also Cylinder stove Shs
ngs CYLINDER Brick British Lustre igenuDe Ere oeusn5
siz.sl Russia and Enyah Hods Scoops hussA ana Ers
i'm pipe Tin Tubes hoors and parnons or
floors Door-kpobs Hooks and Hinges sove ree &c ior
the trade al wholesale and retail Also TOT e1ue
g. haI,ed Soaosone, Charcoal and Anthracite W Tic DBL
NJ &C werknea always fufnlbHed IL SNORT
notos repair and pu. up stoves IN hst iae s'e so'
yorkmen for backing Stoves and Crates al $40 eodls
VIZ nyoTrrjS sT()VE. WAREHOUSE. 1t2 Wat<T-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

CLOAKS! OLOAKS!!
Wholesale and Retail
lS0A LADIES' AND MISSES Cloaks, Costs and Car.
1CUU dnas OF the fashionable materials, at prices
from s. 80 10 SiU 10 which examination Is respectfully
invited. WAMSLEf HOLT,
Ill lnis No. IN CGther'ne-st near Chainait-scuare.
MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDREN'S
Fashionable Clothing.
A LARGE assortment al Wholesale and retail, No II
"A Bowery. N. Y. ISIS Smis-l JOS. B. CLOSE co.
NVERCUATS, Clonks, Winner Frocks, &c In various
" new styles for sale, ready made, al Isl Broadway.
NIP istf WM. 4. JENNINGS & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

lfl OF Newly that sn- proposes 10 fora cass io
the instruction Of Young Ladies in the following nrahcne'
of Ornamental Painting -Jepauning, Velvet fainI's'
Painting Glass lniayIas. ,1;.stfo,
Terms may be known specimens seen on @ ,S
10 Mrs Loose. ~ her residence, 20 CsnsAs- oe-
hours OF 10 and u a vi. psv Gen Fl
Ref-rerc-s--Rev Gardiner Spring y; y;
Er.hrr D D hna Rev. j Ian Sew, o. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

u French LanGun o , System -
-! - for ladies' Tho-- wishing I, Join arc re
ene.sgd 10 MAKE application Pupils can be adniie
irlo classes in the a. Sd and + oil the
P-tya,e instruction during th- niern'ng.
Tran.isiions from french into English
Madame L. MASESCA DVRAND, 50 "a!Sef-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

MUSIC laugh al your hreside with much facility
lfI mi rapid progr-ssioo but neoer-faiing
TN NJ DUMSDAY, Professor Of Music. +25 Broad ssy,
doors above continue TO teach ladies and gentle
m.n th- Guitar Singing Accordion and Viola in al pars
OF New-York clty reasonable iefms- Apply q. above
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amnsefnfrts.

Cen. TOM THUMB, from Erglsnd-G-n TOM
~ THUMB from Engsnd-,he smallest Dwarf living be-
ing hut p inches high ID years old and perfect IN form aud
symmetry bsgsl.Ave that he will exhibit bin
self the Minerva Rooms .H6 Broadway Friday and
Saturday the 5h sIh INST Hours Of exhbirion-lo
". TIL P. NJ, from I'LL and from 70 P N. AGIn!s
-iop. Is cents; children - cents. d5 etis'
MIX. CHRISTIAN III BEa, nat VioIenc eIHsi and
lFi Member Of III, Conservatory Of Paris has the honor
10 announce his second and last CONCERT before bis
departure South will take place Tuesday Evening
The 9Th of December Psnios Opera House He will be
assisted bv Madame Antoinetts Ono, Mrs valentine Mott
Jr Mile Huber Herr VIM Boucher, Primo Tenore Of The
German Opera, Monsieur Gilbert aud Mr.. Eueoae, who
PROGRAMME.
PAKr |.
|. Air from Don PssquaerMr. Gilbert. Dopzet
, Recitstve and Arm from Betty Sc -Iudelen
Madame oLio DoaiAe'u
S..lmprompiu for VIcorcelo- "Salu. al Auercue"
composed and executed by..-.......-.....C. Huber
&. .Csvsiips FROM La Maetie De Portic"--Mr
Boucher. Auber
5..Fant.sia the Caehucha-eomposed aud
g. Grand Dae!;e ron, thu Opera Jessonda-Msd
Quo and Herr Boucher SPohr
l.. Romance and Chansonneue-" LIE bon cure'-
a.Song-" Seaman's Frelinc'-Mrs. vslertine
Mott Jr. with Obiignro Fiu,e accompaniment
composed on the Atlantic, by.........-....C Huber
s.. Dueiio Conc-riane, for Piano and Nioloncello
faeore theme, from Rossinis Opera Ce-
nerentols"-Madetnois-lis and c. Huber
i..Scena sEd Romanza-" Cecomie in les Eesta' 49, .
5. National song-Herr Boucher-"The Starry
Bauner'-word!tfonl the romance Of Grey slaer,
by Chas F. Hoffman, Esq composed by &C. Huber
s. CGprse, American Air. hy............C Huber
NJ NJ the Box Office. the principal Music Stores, and The
evening Of the Concert at The doors.
Tickets One Dollar each.
Doors open st6t corcer; 20 commence al O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

q. UNITED LINE Of Liverpool Paeketa7Pseket
GSyI OF This Dsy-The fastsaiiing favorte Paekestip
,ivsy a. aSoyeMher regular day Having very superior
sccomodutous cs6n second cabin and Storage PAS
s.ngere persons about proceeding TO The od Couny cs
not select inner conveyance III. ho r,,d. IN
To securs ber,hs early application should be made on
bGaTd ar the pier No North River, or 10 o,
ooAo d. ''e p ~ W j. T. TAPSCOTT,
Son,h-s, corn,r Maiden.lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

DROGRaW>lE of Mr.. BUkkE'S CONCERT al The
L Apollo Rooms in Broadway, IN Friday Evening Dec.
5h which he will he assisted by Mrs F. Loder
Mr.. j. A. KYLE Mr. II. c. Timm. who will preside al
the Piano Forte.
PART FIRST.
l. Aria--"T The Wan1erer"-Mrs Edwd Loder, with Flute
Ohgao-Mr J. 4. Ltszt
= Grand Concerto in Minor Violin Mr. Burke De Beroi
j. English SRilad-Mrs. +. Loder.. Bale
g. Clpriccio LIE Tremoo, Vioin-Mr. Burke. De Betot
PART SECOND
l. Fantasia Brlliarte, " La Norma" Violin-Mr.
burhe.. atIol
> Air Variations Fute--Mr. J. KYLE.
s. Emie Characterisuque, La Mszurka," Violin
MIR burKcs....-'.' oeriot
Rect ~ Aria. " Dovo Sono"-Strs Z. Lodcr Mozart
s. Grand Fantasia, The Return 10 Amerlca," in which
are introduced several popular melodies, composed
by Mr.. burke burke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

@. FOR sALE-House and Lot q bond.sL three sto-
a5 res modern built has range boiler balm waer-cos-
Sex eta Cruor to the attic, &c tes-foonl suitable LOT
,h,,r End tso he'd rooms on door with The psrors
Viii be sold reasonable, and wobrds Q. me purchase mo-
t"o si,aii al fdTsi1 j. S. DODGE, AZ Bond-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

SPLENDID II A hJ1 NouHHy
Cd The subscrfer offers for sale the farm on WHICH ns
- low res.des situated in the Town vi sp, District OF
Savyile LoDRIsand Bbout 80 miles from tee Clty Oh News
Worry or 10 hours rde by the Railroad 10 Lake station,
~ ,bs ,ear OF the farm miles distant. The srm con-
s,n about 200 acres-ssy half cleared and half wood Is
IN universally admitted be the hsdsomest location on the
Sonrh road between Brooklyn and Montauk. The dwell
ing Is two and attic, 10 feet with wing u ise
mating oui OF s0 feet built about years Gnce hard
6n.h.d walls with blinds and shutters front and rear, and
we'll painted with two coats, insde AID out TWO years
since large barn. so by So with two sheds 10 by 10 as
shelter for cattle with spaciouB lofts for corn hay or grain
TIE baru-ysrd enclosed with light board fence, feet
high hooper the most improved pan new coach
house two Stories fitted with SIX stalls for horses aou
for carriages and In The upper story room or
tons OF hay With six bins for OATS &C. Also mhk wasu'
smoke and houses likewise three capacious Cellars III
der different buildings, for vegetables &c Inc avn "
front tasef1y laid out graveled walks ara catee
with variety of ornamental shade and rul Eeef.
garden contains nearly acre, IN high stae oL
don producing in great abundance small an
rants gooseberries raspberes and srewter.; an ,ha
extraordinary bed OF asparagus nave On rIaed fr.t
premises within the lss th years nrcnreo fr
Trees OF The most choice and desirable Sas ha Sa,i
Mr. Reads nursery, Murray HUI Ns E.y sfordinp MOI.
bounded on the South by the SOUL Ne, az sf2srd on
beautiful water proapect; hos ios 10 ,s,hs,sd has
which hu ndreGs of loads OF s 800 I,rgs pro-
nevel-iails sprely new The land has been wen la
poruon peins Is,ye crops, and generally ackno"eeeS
nuteo, -, I'm spy~ here In The neighboreooo. -
- De 'e s,oe5ce and church within mile o. ~ ,a,,h
scnooi yry csnue OF good trout and othef IsIye
am - hnndanee OF wild game, oysters e ~ bond and
amount Of The purchase.uoney can tss and farther
maurase Title unquesnorabe Fo' 49, nr.mises ar 10
ssn1srs spply 70 the subscriber on INC stnyShN !"
| 2.outo c. Monsoon II cedar-st n. \. d. hio~'o"'
! Al ivy 4StaWSWslR
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MAUD SHAWLS.
> BALES lo4 heavy MAa aud 81 ,s 5. s.t
nee. hy ia iais- A. JOURNEY, u % ~ ..:le--st
II.IRBA Ms, celebrated haliroa1, Coai'E ai'' my
Il ana r it FAIRBANKS CO. so Walst
-y, yYT RIRBONS OF various colors and widths,
tE.ssi. no GEO. Il. WILLIAMS,
~ ~. "a Exchsngs-pace
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ar1tiot1 Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auchoneer.
X BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT.-Storo
y ~ Broad~ay-L:berni Cash Advances made on con-
tents for Anero- S.ls.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dee. 5th
nooAs ATo sTATtosExr.-A general assortment OF Mis-
with large variety Of Stationery
mUNDAi AID TUESDAY EVENING Dee 9Th and 9tn
FnLcAsLI thLotoS.sL LInaARIE&-A large and yalua-
pie frlvaIe L.oraly Q, Ieeolosicsl Booka
u COTTON 81 co. Anerop .,d C-,,. a, -
chants, Noa lis Fulton street, and 81 Am 80,
eal advances made eonszpnens and prou,pt r,,rn.
made
DY JANIES m. MILLER
ID TUESDAY, Dec. 9.
At le{ ocock, NJ the store No Lihcrty1t
Doors, SHoEsAND BRoSASs-l00O Boots Shoes and
Brogsns conssnng OF every vanety-CAbe for Southern
Western and Northern trade Sale positive
THURSDAY. Dec. ii.
Al iGt O'clock at the store OF Gilman Small Co Noe
and Ferry-st
SOLE LEArHER-500O sides OF sole leather with other
articles IN The line.
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maps OF valuable
"A Lots the 7Ih Ward 2d-avrnue, stav av. 4, B
and 5h sh 7h s;h 9Th and other be sold
the Merchants Exchange, tho 10Th list;
now he had of the Auctione.r..
d5 1t E X. LUDLOW Co = Wsitst
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Su1s MORNINGS MAIL.

-. :, Neutrality-suspicious. of Trcnsn-
THEE pe,ort-Post-Once Report-Continsent
E,penses, &c. &c.
From our Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8, ls45.
rAs debate in the House TO day is worthy OF room
1--we other important things to communicate to-
rt the Secretary of the Trcasurys Report is mas
:. document aud will inure 10 the profits OF the
r,SEc Printer. The estimated receipts and exPend-
Us for the year ending June SAC, are: -,
Ealss ,o 4, Treasurv. S765s,306 %
s- receipts from Customs for one quarter -
A'''N estimated. rest of year. III abJeOoI 60
u;.cersneous . 10000 90
Public Lands - 100000 90
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Subscriptions received to The Weekly Tribune
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gEcttiefet
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an otele pnnfte fre9erle 9!ntalten nae einem orps
Ben WaaBitabe trifft-Die Sront Der plenoloen9otpn
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bln oaourd fret gemadt tperben bae man bic Stobrs
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Der WdferC0nosfrfnu

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