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WEALrH or THE mouN1AIns.--An exceedingly
rich and most valuable copper-mine has lately been
discovered on the land Of Mr.. VIM. Morriss, of the
county of Greene. Weleam that the copper ore is
spread over about ten acres Of land, and that
large pieces of the genuine copper, the real grit,
can be seen just beneath the soil, together with
From all the developments thus far made, this hid
den treasure in the mountain bids fair to be most
valuable and fortunate discovery. Coleman Payne,
esq, of this place, it will be seen, is agent for the
sale of the cooper minc.--R Rockingham Register
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LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF OPERA
TIONS.

we have been permitted to make the following
s'aac' from letter, dated Pensacola, August 20
'''eNed in this city last evening, from gentleman
VINO eit Arkansas inlet on the 18th instant;
NJ ueneral Arista, Of the Mexican forces, was al
i"nsn,oonloras, with force variousy stated from
.,W~l 70 1900 or 1000 men, and at the last account
vas ~@ certifying his position. General Paroles was
pa % be at San Luis Potosi, with large force
~ an arrival day before ! left ST. Joseph's, a
seson IA trader) came in, who stated he was just
. w. 'he vicinity Of Mntamoras. The force there
was no more than thousand men. No news---a
Tfae' with the exception Of quarrel between the
0S%'nches and neighborng tribe"
iae impression ID gaining ground, that the Mexi
an'0rce was considerably exaggerated. Some sup
p''e that il will scarcely dare to approach the Rio
'"'0' much less attempt to cross it. II Aris'a b.
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FURTHER AND IMPORTANT FROM THE
ANTI-RENT REGION.

The Delhi correspondent of the Albany "Argus, -
under date of the Odd inst, furnishes the following
additional intelligence from that and neighborng
countless
"The work goes bravely on. In addition to the
six prisoners mentioned in my last as having been
brought in yesterday, deputy sheriff Preston brought
in another from Roxbury, Allan McKane; and last
evening detachment of five men from Corbin's
posse, under Colonel Wheeler, arrived with five
more, viz: Hosea Jenkins, E. vermilyea, Darius
Robinson, William Tompkins, (brother Of the CON
stable and collector, now in the State prison,) and
Solomon Beemon. The last named was discharged
this morning. John Whitson, jr., was brought be-
fore the Justice to-day for examination, and COM
mtted to answer the charge of murder, on his own
confession.
Orchard Morse, esq, the justice from Andes,
was to-day admitted to bail in the sum Of 81, 800
"Some interesting facts were drawn out on the
examination last evening Of DR.. Alabun, as TO the
organization of Indian Associations DC, &c. He
mentioned one having between 700 and 500 mem
bers, mostly from two towns in this county, al
though some were from Greene and Ulster counties.
"a prisoner who had taken the oath of secrecy as
member Of one of these associations was to-day
examined before the coroner, and refused to answer
some important questions, he believed himself re-
strained by that oath; and although the nature of il
was fully explained to him, he still SO co,scien-
tious to answer not at all, or uniruly.
"This evening, posse of 40 men, under Deputy
Sheriff Preston, left here charged with the arrest OF
some 25 or 30 who are implicated in this affair.
"A special grand jury for the next court general
sessions) was drawn this day, and it is one from
which faithful and fearless discharge of duty may
be expected.
81 have seen and conversed with gentleman who
has been with Corbin's posse, in Middetown, and
he informs me that the Indians, as they were in
formed by good authority, had made stand on Dry
brook, in the edge Of Ulster county, and had two
feld-pieces. The position they have chosen is one
of difficult access, and the force under Corbn has
been so reduced by the detachments sent with rs-
oners, that it would be unsafe to attempt any very
important move.
ssThat the Indians have assembled in some quar-
ter, is very probable; for of the 260 who were at
Andes, at the sale, only about 30 or 40 have been
arrested, and the remainder are non est Besides
these, there are others implicated who were moi
disguised, and not present at the sale, that they
have deemed it advisable TO seek safety in flight
and il would be very natural for greater part OF
them to band together for their common safety"
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I,436,4O2
Total tonnage,

Showing more than three times the amount trans
ported over the Lowell road, and yet it has not
been found necessary renew tear up this track.
This track is laid with It rail, and weighs 81 lbs.
per linear yard. The second track of this road is
laid with the best rail weighing 81 lbs. per yard;
with the exception of the aforesaid IL miles-and
with the experience already had there is no doubt
but that ten times the above can be rolled the
road, without destroying the rail Instead Of the Fl
pattern being the most approved, it is just the con-
trary, it is abandoned altogether on all modern
roads, both in England and in this country
Phil Ledger.
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3349

Allowing the same gain in Boyd's district this
year, which we have made in other districts, it
would decrease the majority in the State to about
5000 But leaving il as it is, without any increase
in that district and we have gained on Col Buffers
vote, which left us behind 4,624, twelve hundred
and seventy five, or about rs per cent? and have
reduced Mr.. CIay's majority in November from
1863, being gain 7l8. There have been poll
ed in the State, as near as can make it by the
turns in the following vote.
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A new paper, called "The Piketonian," has just
been issued at Pikcton, Ohio. The editor says
Of il gg
"The Piketonian is edited and published by Sam
uel Pike, at Piketon Pike county, Ohio, upon the
turnpike which crosses the Scioto river, Astounding
with the most delicious fish called pike; and that the
court-house in the said Piketon, Pike county, the
turnpike, has noble pike vane, to show that
the trind bio,cs in favor Of Pike all the time!p :
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.--This school will be
~ rc-opened il the new building on Al street, (be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street,) on Mon
day, LIST September. Circulars containing terms,
&c, may be had by applying to the principal at the
schoo-rooms.
Aug. 26-2w G. w. FECKS, Principal.
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IN 4.


Il -MoNsIEuR s. CHARroN respectfully 70
turns his grateful Acknowledgements 70 his patrons
for their kind patronage and support. In compli-
with the wishes Of many Of his friends and pl-
pills, Mons. C. desires to state that he intends 70
make Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria,
the places of hs labors and permanent residence.
Day classes for ladies', and evenings for gentlemen
are now forming. Pupils desirous Of joining them,
are respectfully requested 70 apply soon, or send
their names as below.
The days Of attendance for ladies', viii be Nom
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from halEpast
8 o'clock, a. IN, hll !, p. M; and the evsn-
ing for young gentlemen, from 3 o'clock, p. M,
till 5; and from half-past o'clock till 8 for adults.
N. b The days and hours for private tuition
being fixed the lessons to be paid for, whether taken
or not by the learners.
The Chartonian system is course Of practical
and conversational language for the
learners alluded to.
Personal application to Mons. Charlton to be
made at Mrs. Wisc's, on F street, between 1lth
and 18th streets.
Aug. 28--eod3ts
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Third, fourth, and fifth insfdimenfs

TIME subscribers TO the stock of the Magnetic
i Telegraph Company are hereby notified TO pay,
al the Office Of Corcoran q Riggs, in the city Of
Washington, an instalment Of 90 per cent. on their
subscriptions, by the 10th day of September next; a
further nstament of 20 per cent by the 1st day OF
October nexf and further instalment Of 90 per
cent by the LIST day of November next.
Y wv; ! Is C SRcl4 Trustees.
Aug. 25--lwn&lwS&O
Nat. Init
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The Mexican packet Eugenia cleared yesterday
for Vera Cruz; Of course, her owners, WHO are the
Mexican agents and well informed, have little fear
Of war
Money continues abundant. Notes Of the ordi-
nary length, per cent; and some long ones at the
same.--Baif. .dmsrican.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
III TURE AT AUCTION On Friday next

IL TURE AT AUCTION--on Friday next,
the 18th instant, at haf-past 10 O'Clock a. M, we
shall sell at the house occupied by Mr. John West,
on the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, near the
corner Of 9th street, quantity Of household and
kitchen furniture, amongst which are the following
articles:
Mahogany sofa, mahogany sdeboard
Mahogany dining and other tables
Chairs, crockery, and glassware
Bedsteads, beds, washstands, toilet sets, &c
With variety Of other articles, and an assortment
of kitchen furniture.
Also, several pairs offancy Canary birds
Terms OF sale. All sums of and under S25, cash;
over as, credit Of 60 days, for approved endor-
''N ''''' ' r. w. DYER e. CO.,
August gid Auctoneers,
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We understand the War Department has been Of
6cially informed of the modification which Major
for militia volunteers from the governor Of LOUISE
ana. He has called for two companies Of artillery,
to be Immediately mustered into the service of the
United States, and to be despatched to the army Of
Gen. Taylor. He has also requested the governor
of Louisiana to have four regiments of infantry and
riaemen to be organized, and to hold themselves
ready for immediate service.
We observe by the accounts we have received by
this evenings southern mail, (and the details Of
which we submit to readers) that the two COM
panes Of artillery have already sailed for the Amer
lean ranks, with the gallant Gally at their head.
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~ We have received request from dstin-
guished officer Of the navy, that we should publish
naval orders, changes, &c. as they occur. Our
correspondent may rest assured that the "Unon''
publishes everything which the appropriate de-
partment considers best calculated to promote the
public service. We will see, however, how far
an arrangement may be made to accomplish his
wishes nearly as possible.
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WANTED ON LEASE.

EOR term Of years, for which the rent will be
Il paid in advance, a large dwelling-house for a
private residence, finished in the best style, and pro-
vided with every convenience. Possession to he
had Immediately. Apply to w. @. SNETHEN,
attorney at law, Missouri avenue, between Sd and
Al streets
Aug. 26--3t
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DIED,
On Tuesday evening, August 26ih, at the Convent
of the Visitation b. VIM, Georgetown, D. c.,
VIRGINIA, daughter Of Major Gen. WINFIELD
Scorr, u. s. army, in the 24tli year Of her age.
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

As near as we can now make it, the following is
about the wing majority in this State, as shown by
the recent congressional returns
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employed in entrenching himself at Matamons, 1t
would appear as if he expected an attack from our
troops, rather than medated an attack ON them.
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.

FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
Nv E have just opened weseected stock of
wv groceries, worthy the attention Of purcha-
sers, consisting, in part, Of the following, viz:
9 hhds. sugars, prime and medium
boxes best loaf sugars
8 barrels crushed and powdered sugars
10 barrels clarified sugars, suitable for preserving
Fresh imperial, gunpowder, and young hyson teas
40 bags coffee, assorted kinds
5 bags fresh toasted white coffee
Is boxes cheese, fine for retailing
5000 lbs. hog round bacon
barrels No. lard
Extra, supesfne, and family -four
Orleans moasses and sirups, several kinds
Coarse and fine SALT in sacks
so packets Salina salt, suitable for dairy and
table use
Fresh rice, and fresh ground spices
Sperm oil, and sperm candles
Superior cigars, and chewing tobacco
With every variety of fresh family groceries, at
small advances from cost.
LEWIS e. HOLLAND.
We urgently call upon all who have not respond
ed to our late CALL and settled their bills rendered, to
do so without any more delay, as we must close
our outstanding bills. l.. q II.
August 27--2tif
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nAGUERREOTYPE PLATES, CHEMl-
H. GALS, &c--The undersigned has received
from New York a full assortment of Chemicals,
Plates and Cases, which he will sell upon very
reasonable terms for cash.
Also received so ounces Sulphste Quinine, Vale
ranate Quinine, Citrate of Iron, and Quinine Sail
cine, &c. THOMAS p. MORGAN,
Aug 23-3hf near Seven Buildings.
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NAvAL.--The United States schooner On-ka-hy-e,
Lieut. Commanding Sinclair, sailed yestarday for
Corpus Christi, with dispatches from the United
States government.
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i,ee 1Dobnbaus, ein Blodfaa, elm sro6er
ftsinerner Stmipti6op uno anoere Slsbsnss.
baupe. - Herner: Gin 1tt6fises Blo6baus
unp elm Blo6Itaa nsbtt 8 Hfsr &ano, sslsssn
i'm mamliebsn 2aunlbip; unmittslbar bnreb
ben er(tssnannten plas bssrenat. - 9Biro
Dertauft ais gisentbum BON Warfs G..
g6ert.
W1cntas ben 10. WaarS. Inn llhr Staeb'
mittase, am Gatbaufe bon 6einrid SOP, III
Marata,pnp 9aunfhip, 8erfs gamtp eis
ne 9etpiGe oWobnun9 unb elm 9tlf oesr
Strib <ano, sslesen i'm seMailten saunithlp
bssrenst burh $anb bonn perttort. Ullebael
Sruber, Nlfreb 6srman nno Nnperrr ent'
baIteno 90 Nfcr unp sc Nutben, 9enauss
W1aB. - wirb Uertauft als etsentbum bon
Oantel 5elfrib.
Dien,tas oen IL. MdrS. l llbr 0tabmit'
tags, anf benz plaee feIbit IN 5cipelbers
Saumetip, Serfs gauntp: Stns 9s'pllte
9Dobnuns uno @rib aano, selsssn i'm se'
nannten 9aunIhip; besrenst oureb sano pon
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bins Surnaf; sntbaltenb et,pa 40 Afer. Die
SerteiJerunasn (tnb, sin lit6flses Blcfs
nobnbaus uno Elm Slcditall nit einem 1SaIs
Ierbrmnnen.-w wro Usrtauft ais eisentbunl
BON 5einri If u de.
giuaescsen, uuter greeuten stncillen nno
ipiro Ssrtauft BON
George Bernant, Sberitf.
ShsrfesImtsitubs
Nearins, Sebr. 25. lS45.
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1interlaTenfbaft bes peritorbenen
Neter SeifeI,

tvtilanb pom Waratapnn Saunfbip, BetfS 20.
S1a6ritbt rpiro biermit sesebem, baB Dem
ilnterletrietsnsn, rpcbnbaft in erfastem Mas
rata,pnp 9aunlbip, administrations Brefe
auf Die 5intsrlaGsniebaft oss obsnsenannten
DerFortenen bspilliat tporrsn fnb-unb oa6
pemssma6 nun aae psrfcaen, bic nod 8ors
bsrunsen all ssoahte 5interlaGenfhaft ba,
ten, erfnett lno bislelbsn obne Serjns ein.
'aureieben. Diejsnisen, ,pelde nod anf irssnb
cine Nrt etrpas an pisIelbe febuleia 1tno, net.
ben slsi6ssitis aufssfcrbert obne 9sr3us ans
surafsn unb ab3nbe5ablsn an
Jebn Kemp, aSminifrator.
cfapttar 81. 6m.
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5lnterlanenlhaft oes perfforbenen
Neter G:fcbbacb,
II hr nj 4 Cl) er,

rpslanb BON Bafbin9tcn saunibip, Serfs 60.
9labrbt wirb bern,it sssstsn, oas ben I'm.
terlbrisbsnen, pobnbaft in erfastsm Baibine,
ton Gaunfhip, Serfs eauntp, @bminiifratis
onssSrisft auf bic 6intsrlaifsnftaft bes cbens
senanntsn Yeriforbsnen bewillist worbsn finb,
unb bas bsmnab alle psrionsn, bic nod Scr.
berunnsen an ssbabts 6intsrlaiTsnibaft baben,
erfubt finb oisfelbsn Obns Tsrsus einjursben,
uno sltibyitis rsrbsn aas, Die nod auf irssno
cine Nrt strpas an bisislbs fbulbis fnb, aufes.
forbsrt, obne 8srjus abSubssab!sn on
wm. 4. 5taufer,} m,r,,r;ax,n
Senry g.g tbbadn "''''''' "'
Sanuar 81. 6m.
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Beliebt III 6en1erfen,

asuts mslebs 5ausbalten bssinnsn, rperpen
Cit portreftlihss Enforcement bon Baaren
finpsn - peldbe wobIfeiler perfauft weroen,
ais is font irsenpwc sefauft psroen fthen-
bsltsbcno aus D1sdsrn uno 8absln, src6sn
nnb flsinsn giIeuteGeln unp 2opfen, paten'
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unb eiIsrnsn qetterit6fen, maitsrn, Spie:
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ment Drn gspsrwaaren, fupfernen EsGtln,
@trifsm, wafeleiicn, neblt elmer Seriebiss
etnbeit anosrer Sitter, 4 der fsbr p VI l.:
fell su psrfaufm. Nufst al uno prilfet,
am 5artwaarens9tcbr Don
Sranflin Miller.
pem pfus nno Der Gsse sssenttsr.
0saoins, Sebruar Is. I'm.
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Ger Undergraduate iif eurb bic 1Saifneourt
pon Ssrfs @auntp ernannt morben su llnter>
fubune, llsbsristtlun9 unb 9Sisosrandabe Der
&sbnun9 bon 0Sllam Sbonsr, @rseutcr Der
psrfcrbensn eatbarina Sung, lsstbn ron Der
Stabt &eaeins, uno Die SIans untsr bissnis
gen wslbs ssieslid baiu bersbti9t iinb, su ssrs
tbeilen miro am Samltags Den 1ifsn ndtbfen
Mdrb in isinsr Nmtsitubs fir oisisn .3rpst abs
warten mann unb wc ale babel intsreffrten
psrionsn snaelaoen iino bsi;u,ppbnsn.
NnoreW ~. Sallaoe, Nubitor.
Nsaoin9. 8ebruar 4. ls45. 3m.
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NdbfCl,rift.

8sfern D1oraeu, ole unfer Slatt sben CUR
DrtGs aeben fcltr, tsriebtete man uns, 6a6
lin Wlaipenerief 9aun1tbip ein W1orb bsriitt
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men Nauber erfoettn babe, bet in fein !6aus
|breeten pcllte. Ssrnsre ginjelnbeiten uno
bic g1amen Der bstbsilisten per1onen baten
|tpir niebt erfabren. Slahitene tpsrben tpir
|Ypsiters .Husfunft barhter seben ftnnsn.
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Sinnabmen unO 2lussaben
bon
Ser t s 9 auntp,

sHt .t0pTe lo44.
Die auoitorsnsrwdblt um bic cfsntlicbsn&ebs
nun9en Der SauntD Serfs, pom l. Sanuar
l844 bis 81. December bsifelbsn Sabrs, beioe
Gage NIT etn9efblciitn, 81 burblsbsn unb ;u
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@mpfan9en BON Ystr Hasel Gfq,
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in pol fir'S Sabr lS43 $3916 "a
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2(mitp Eaunfdip.
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Sac. Ban Nisb 1914 aufNsd).42I 90
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2lbanp Eaunibip.
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DO. 1914
Sern Saunibip.
Saecb Sdbp 1912 in pcI rs 90
Sobn &aufman lS43 in pol 857 OF
Saecb Sdbb 1914 aufNsb.21s 90
Sber Bern Taunfbip.
Scnatban &lein 1S43 In poa 326 ls
Sam.Sblappisl s44 auf 9isb6 6s7 90
Bethel Gaunibip.
Sobn Mcpsr ls43 in poa 66l 10
Scbn Sorbnsr 1874 auiNedb. 1891 90
8rednod Eaunlbip.
pster 3ismsr ls43 auf Msb. 1I2 ss
Saeob W1. .Sedsr 1914
Gumru Saunfbip.
Sobn Sbarman 1S43 in pcl 1867 SO
Staaf puber 1914 aufNsb.s5O 90
Golebroofbale Iaunfbip.
sbcmasSb6nsr 1s43 in poa 674 OF
DO l644 auf0eb.l0s 90
Gaernaroon Eaupibip.
ebuarb Gcbeen 1s4l in poa 160 10
.Safcb &urS 1912 in poa 33 rs
&ibaro pieres* ls43 aufNsb. 35l 90
SObn Gang 1874 auffsb. 144 90
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DO 1914 auffeb. 3s6 90
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Diifrift Taunfbip.
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DO lS44 aufNsdb. 1873 II
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8sYA@ Sortsn ObIttdume bsltsbsno aus
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elienitcbr ees !tnterittrebsnen ansenciien-
70 rpie aucb fur 3ierb dume bon Der Iebtn.
fen Hrt, ais Silber O1apsIn, 9Bilbe. oper
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niIhe qinoen, 9rausrpeioen &c. SerseiebniI.
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Stcbr BON Sranflin .1IiIler,
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Ser Netnumssfdbrsr 1T ersbitirt init osm
Bslauf Der Hnmsifunsen, wslebe bic 1rmcns
9rsttorsn pcn Serfs gauntp an ibn aus.
sstsGt Gt-sbsnfalls nit Dem Selauf BET Nn.
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