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At No. @ Granite Row
N and Fashionable Goods, consisting of the follow
Dress Goods and Cloak Stuns.
Rich Plaid, Striped and ChAngoablr Silks;
Ns" Styles cashmere, Rep Cashmere X Delaiuea:
New styles Gnghams aud PRINTS
S,lk, Linen and Cotton Warp Apsceus;
Orleans and Indiana Cloths
Apines. Paraseens, and African Ciotk.
New style Wool Plaid.
SHA WIS.
kch Cashmere and Silk Sbawls
New styles kahyle and IIrocha do
Nice wrought Wool do; PLAID Wooden d.
variety ofnew styles Fall aud Winter do
WOODEN Goods,
Black and Blue Black BROAD CLOTHS,
Dluei Brown, Olive Green, and Bottle Green do
N I~eeas' sa!inets, Plain and Fancy Csssimers;
Domestic Goods.
preached and Brown Sheeiings and shiftinga.
bick.ngs, Dhlngs, Buraps, Linen SheetinSs
Itnssia Diapers. Crashes Table fi,en, 81
Linen, Cotton and Wool Table s,n,s,d.
Cotton and Wool Fiannels. &c., &c
Millinery Goods.
Florence Bonnrts ROLAND d.
itch velvets and Silks FIR Bonnets;
French Flowers, French Tabs, Rihins No
Carpets and Rugs.
90 pieces Wool and Cotton Carpets;
~ Floor Cloths; Hemp Carpetng
Straw and Stair do
Hugs of all kinds and prices;
ma"''ia Mats sheePskn do, Aieant do.
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Foreign Theatricais.

The London Sunday Times says that Mr.. Templston
has returned from America after -, successful trip
stsntal proofs OF brother Jonshsns patronage and lib
sral encouragsmsnts Of the Britshers
Mr.. John r Scott is playing OF the Princess Theatre.
He draws tremendous houses.
The Misses Cushman continue TO meet with great
success. They have ccently made professional tour
through the provinces Birmingham paper. in speak
trasedan has been performing to crowded houses
at our theatre during the week. On Monday and last
to naE: the Meg Ss
tic adaptation Of Guy Mannering" Perhaps In all the
galaxy OF characters in SCOTS works. there IL
strongly developed, more terrible in ts reality
10 onr apprehension than the gypsy woman Of Elan
Eowan Her most fearful bursts Of passion Jet 80
we hardly know whether more TO admire her ntelIec.
tual power, or to hate her mslignity. With ALL how.
ever, she j: woman having The quick su.ceptblities
although their natural outlets have been choked up by
indignant grief II is not too much 70 say that Miss
rifles what the statue Of Hsrmoine Tin the wintsrs
Tse'1 IL to that injured quscnhe living fern Itself
That the public thought too evident in the
applause which followed the representation and in the
fact Of s repson with like deserved hoDors last even
ing. Yet after all, Miss Cushmans Mrs. Halter in
mind, much stronger proof II her power. for the
sufficient reason that the artist who out Of bad materials
create; grand iasslis% thsrsby proves himself ~
ever 1ne Of masters canvas Without undertaking.
the talent which s essential to full comprehension
.6 VIZ w~u IN us Classic sense, - inc eDuiv esP
ing by the ntslsc os chsraster fully elinir.ted ..
Neg Mcrriies We feel that 10 sks living resiiy out
o. me vapid commopplsces Of Kstzcbue demanded q
higher capacity Ths Miss CushmaD does end ahe does
more Ihe s least Suspicious senm ent:hy o. the piece
and ~ empty sisss morality vanish In her hands and
We behold rstder what Ketzsbus ought 20 have made
Mrs Halter snsn what she ~. The play throughout
author seems 10 frequently come so 10 speak, upon the
fryi OF good thought, but afraid to pursue ~ back
recoils: We know not Why The hrn dialogue between
the sdy description Of nature wants power, and feel
~ the admrng exclamstons Of the Baron ere not us
fed by the which calls them forth yet even this
fmsy web Of dialogue became interesting from the ease
and grace Of the heroine She was at once the woman OF
hns powers condsscendng TO talk trvialties and the
woman Of deep feeling, from whom the bshtss
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the Corn TRADE OF tho vv0rlOs
The French minister Of agriculture has Just caused to
ry character is in the form of circular. addressed
TO the projects of departments giving them the general
result drawn from the whole of their own returns as to
thu state Of provisions in their localities AccSroing 70
the returns received at home from the state Of othei
countries the high price Of bread throughout France
by no warranted the score Of scarcity there
being such thing as scarcity properly speaking SO
culators holding back the usual supplies in expectation
Of prices advancing they being mislsd by the panic
caused by the partial failure Of potatoes, and some other
sorts Of vegetables st home strengthened by the reports
eceived from other countries Of similar failures
We gave extracts from this document in Saturday,
Herald. We now publish il conclusive =
"In the principal entrepots Of France, continues the
circular hers at the end Of October as 77s qun.
tails of wheat SAC Of other grain and ls 600 Of -four
Independently Of $4,000 quntals Of foreign -four and
and the October and Of than 600 900 hecto
tres of whea which have arrived since the beginning OF
the month In the various ports of France At
time that have inquired into the disposable re-
Of the neighboring states have also examined
into their wants. and inquired that have to fear from
any concurrence in foreign markets From this examina.
ton have deduced additional for feeling secur
ty. ENGLAND, which annually draws from foreign coun
tries 5000 00e hectores Of grain and four has this
had average harvest, as well in quantity quality
but is already ascertaned that the evil has been much
exaggerated and the public mind has become more a.
sured that point The other states Of Europe, Ger
many Belgium, Netherands Spain, Italy, and Denmark
experience any extraordinary wants and will hnd in
the ordicary ofhe commercial movement the
facility for making up for the partial deficits which have
resulted from the failure in the crop Of potatoes
markets. will allow an appreciation Of the present sua
ton Of the different powers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-21

FoRr LEAvErwoRTH Nov. IL, 1S4e.
The People Of Santa Fe-TAe NsboJs and the Csnsius
Houses-HaSits effAe People, &C., &c.
Enclosed is small sketch of scene in Santa Fe; the
houses all one story high, made Of mud hardened in
the sum- with roof fat the door and sodded overs
rains in Santa Fe there danger of lesking
all the houses alike, square, with court in the cSe
trs upon which all the doors of the principal
OPEN On the outside there is but large door,
ing generally in the fandango All houses, both
large and small, have a fandango room, that being
deemed indispensable with the Mexican character
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miles from this. We long TO Gen. Patterson here,
and to be moving Our column with the feet must take
and who work in the lines covered with ticks
sud every annoyance Yours faithfully g. i.
The story of American frigats having been fired
into while entering Oporto and having been dsmantsd
is incorrect No vessel Of our navy has bsen in the
neghborhood..
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Extract from letter from the interior Of Msxicc.
atom; and every day il becomes deeper and deeper
involved in difficulties Notwithstanding the people
in their ruin and in which they have been unsuccessful
every time they have met with the enemy still they will
not listen to terms; and il said although do not vouch
for the fact that they have rejected the mediation Offer
ed BY England.
There have been serious apprehsnsions Of Saqueo
in Mexico and of Of all the foreigners there
Placsrds threatening the Americans have been posted
the walls OF the houses here; and in Vera Cruz
plot was discovered in which all foreigners. with
out distinction, 10 be ssinated-beginning
FIRST with the Spauiards. In this affair, Of the
young who fgure. most in that place. and who
erested which serves TO show that the Dolce carac
tor Mericano can be very when il chooses There
nothing but hard blows for such race and quickly
dealt for every act Of confederation shown to them
is construed into fear Gen. Tay mtook entirely his
customers when he allowed the officers soldiers Of
Monterey to march out of the place with their
for this battle has been turned into victory here and
repeated in every paper printed in the country as bril-
liant affair for tho Mexican If the Americans don
keep sharp look out upon Santa Anna Ne will play
them trick as sure he has wooden leg by any
exploit in the field for don't think he will risk fight
but by some cunning dupey which he understands
1--WE are suffering from contributions of all kinds
levied under the presext Of carrying on the war; but
which enrich parcel Of vagabonds, who specu
late upon the debility Of their country men Every thing
has risen in value that in addition to the dsgusts
receive daily from seeing ourselves in print called rob-
bers violators Of female chastity eneigo de Ia santa
xo, and other such epithes taxed to the eyes
with all sorts OF impusstos"
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NAVAL rNrKLLIagNcE.

from the New Orleans Picsy uns, Dec. I0l
Lieut. Ihos. 7; Hunter, s.N, arrived in town yes
be'h Commodores Conner and Perry. He went down
the river Yesterday afternoon to 70 board the cutter
Ewing ct the Balize.
[From the Annapolis (Md) Republican, Dec. 1911
fact worthy Of observation occurs in the attack upon
Tobaseo by Commodore Perry. The Mexican flagstaff
The gun ~ss dpscsd b. PssS %iS.hp%sn simpson,
howsysrte behave hat il could be done again and again
Passed Mdshipmen Simpson OF the class Of Mdshipmen
Who were pssssd lart sumsrh by Com Kearney and FER
~. ana Cspss McCaalsy, McKsevsr and Mayo who COO
place wsars told. hst such the prsc sion Of ex
N * q: Of the
he had not only never snch precision but stated he
had never heard Of such. ~. !. r1r1
Conm0dors LOWS WauipgtoD, u. 8. ~, arrived at
Norfolk on the Ibth inst
Z .fcorsspoplspcs Of the Philadelphia rnquirsrJ
TAnrIco, Soth Nov ,Iet6.-The steamer Mississippi
q 5,:. s "a.
Capt Barnard, q the engineers came passenger The
will get in In the morning. with the of snmuni
tion gun carriages and provisions and then shall be
The two sps and Vixen ssv. ' sssn aS S1.y
Ill day, in bringing up our things from the mississippi
Col Riley ID on the wayGen Patterson, is said, win
march with 1000 men, volunteers, and two regi.
suts Of horse via Victoria the seat Of government Of
the stts Of Tsmaulpss OF which this 10 the commercial
capital There y much wealth end show here, and a.
We have now been in occupston eight days without the
least disorder. the ladies AMI families who were bid, be-
G n 20 come cut Our band in foe moonlight, 10 now
peying quite sweetly in the plsza st Anne" We have
constant rrnors q the approach Of Mexican troops from
rotosi and from the ssrth Yssterdsy The report
men, army o. sbssrvstscn To-Day il is said santa
Anna Z comins dswn hing be viii soon 80 to Mex
cal n.pos. a !. s ~, s ~ Military portion crit
plos are abost to prs6ouncs Cor cspulstion, being
Liant atantna IL vvysl 6-~x-
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WfLLiANs CeLLEor, Mass Dee. II, lst0.
The fall and winter term Of this institution was closed
on Tussday. The College 10 in very nourishing
condition, much more than II has ever been before
The number Of students Is liz seniors 49, Juniors 49,
phomoras IS, and freshmen IS.
The proposition Of erecting college building has
passed the trustees has also the to repair the
BY Professor Nathaniel Hsrrick Grimm The new build.
ing 10 be built Of brick four stories high and " TO
tam 80 rooms The now librsry building lcaIled Law
Hail." after the name OF the gentleman VIII hss
given much towards the ersction) 10 slmos nished
" Of an ocissons shape, surmonnked BY adomsI The
roof 10 made 20 as to slide up and down
n donation Of one tlousand vosumes has lstslv h..r
made to the library Of the College by tho alumni TIA
Dsxt term Of the College Will commence Jan 2s 1877
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{ Polish vel wheat,,4t
Red wheat. 10
Bessarabia wheatl2
Hard wheat. 10

al cannot terminate" says the minister. in conclu
sios, without reminding you, NJ e Prefct, that 10
times of scarcity the best remedy 10 found in maintain
ing firmly the rights Of all Nothing in matters Of sub
sstence supply the intelligent activity of commerce
but has need Of liberty and secury-of the latter
engage its capital in enterprises of this nature and Of the
former to conduct its operation 10 successful end Be
careful therefore, to direct all your attention to promote
free circulation Of grain in your department. and to
impress all that in that consists the true guarantee
for having markets well supplied"
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jumping, represents that animal picksted In the morn
ing drovss their pigs tied round theneck by
arietts may be going to picket them out for the
day, and at night bringing them home.
The people indecent and Althy in the extreme every
house may be called of assgnatsn, and every wo
man common. The streets are perfectly filthy with
sxcrement Of all animals, and were it not the case
that no decomposition took place. the people Ger
tsnly would be overtaken by plague some pesilsn
tia disease.
The rich nabobs live in all the splsndor Of the Orisn-
tails with their silver and geld plate and Dishes superb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-21

The male in the above sketch represents wood
chant who has been to the city with his load that
packed the saddle you before him. The carts
made like the in this cut with large wheels four
five feet high, of solid wood, which hauled by two
oxen tied by the horns with rgs buGalo skin twist
ed) When asked by Of our Officers why they
did make their wheels and wagons like the Ameri
cans they reply, 20, don't have much hauling and
these suit well enough" In the distance ia the cathe
dra with its two spires and can't compare II to
anything else than tremendous big brick kiln, with the
poles and crosses the top The pig which is seen
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wine in profusion and the houses, or palaces as they
may be called perfectly crowded with ivered servants
to wait upon each particular guest There only q
very few of these gentry and II 10 vast step from them
to tho general population Of the country who the Ia
ziss thie and most degraded Of Gods creation that
have ever seen. think If visits the Five Points,
they can see tslerabe bad specimens Of humanity but
these Mexcans or Santa Fsss beat them, and give
odds.
In milking their goats sheep thsy have no cowO
tAsy thrust tho animals hard against picket fence cit
behind and milk through the legs.
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RY OsDkk Of JOAN W. EDMONps, Esquire. Circuit
~ Judge OF the rst circuit notice hereby
ant TO the provisions OF the statute auhoYsng
AGAINST and nonesident Debtors
has issued against the Of Patrick Burke
and George Banes Of the State Of New Yo
and that the will be sold for the of their
unless they appear and discharge ,uch attachments ACCORDING
noce and that the Of debts them by
their debtors and the delivery them for their use.
properly belonging them and the of any of
their property By them forbidden by law and vold
Dated the 9Th day Of October, 1886.
A. A. PHILLIPS,
nSo low MSr Attorney for attaching creditors
N appointed trustees of the estate Of Thema. Finch
such debtor by Abel Meeker Supreme Court Commission
and hereby require all persons indebted such
debtor all sums of money
owing By them respectively and pay the BY
the 18th day Of January 1877, tho ezce OF William b.
Ltch IN Bsston Spa; and iso all perons having their
property effects of sid debtor deliver
he same to Us BY the day appointed and also all the
WHEELER X. BOOTH.
WILLIAM H. WENDELL,
ALBERT A. MOORE.
Trustees.
Dated BslIston, Spa, Nov. %. lsss. n2s IstM.rh
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FURNISHED ROOMS to rent-A parIor and two bed
+ rooms the secosd story. Enquire zWaueu street


CONsTIPAIToN DESTROYED. OR ExPOsI ZION
only ns but a.o 81 .oya.
hs6'!uM eon.s,pauon without rsns s,shsr su'gsvs. G
France BY M warrior foored By numerous eertides,ss
from eminent physicians and other persons Of Distinction
psSps. Of th. treatise esnno, fail 10 di.ps al. doubt.
s Eng
"a ~s passs saS food
called Ervalenta-. vegetable lansin rsspsets
The f.siiss and the rv.sn ts latter packet. ..
on . y for ss m
UYUIIvl.l4E. uLAoo wOrno -
wsf SS,s' u: cid.
Pe Tsm ss B.s .d q s. MIN:
ls oraer sdd,e..ed to No ~ south From, ,,sss PM
QATCHELOR's n.'snssneous Liquid Hair Dye, 10 Ger.
n,ny mos. valuable dsecysry a. h.ndssd. Of pssons
POUNDS s. are sold the hair ses.
eGiS len % rs
and black brown make 70 charge ons.s
is. s:d and s'is f1ss
,ss%. sI Be s ssf 1. 3: sSs =:
Hs B q ts.s yS9 G h.Gs
Ss:!Ssss5 sskDs
-- RICH HOLIDAY PRE5E Ms
A :egsaw?s Ss s:s:
n !S ssis ..: =. I'd LEX 6:
Sss ss.s1 which issy ssii !: 4:
70 suit purchssen 81. lw-rn
- FOR LIVERPOUL-The New Line Lins-Rs
gular Packet OF 2lst December The superior FAST
u sailing packet ship LIVERPOOL. fi5e tons bur
hsn John Edrdge will sail ~ above, her regular Gay
freight having elegant and superior accem
modsons apply the captain on board af west sde OF bur
lies sup q - Woodruff & MINrURN. n South st.
lie pssEs. OF TSE WEST, y, ,.ss ss.:
pool and sail on her regular day 1ist January 1877 dl1h
80 FOR SALE.
okRA Tbs fast sailing een're-board s3op pELVI-
~ DERE, Of % tons register, well found IN s.iis
snd chains, will be sold low FOR cash. Alsc
the sloop QUAKER, ~ reGister, two years old well
found and chairs lying the loot Of Hsmen
ley North River Equrs on board q q 10 rsaa
ton street. stlst u. w. FnhNcbs.
die iwsrh ---
49, FUF LONDONDEKRY-Drsc To ,al VIII
II 90 dispsich The FIRST class rgular PACKET shsp MA
2SsRIO y, Capt. NJ Thompson will sail ~ soove
The Recommendation csbn ID cabin and siee,sge pas
sssge avery superior description, ana no
comment Those DESTROYS Of embxrtsng should make nne-
'' '''h''''" 2. Sossf :h ne assssSbR fss
rs-Per,cus DESTROYS sending for their friends IN thar
Of coury them brought sut BY the above
vessel on moderate terms BY applying a. above.
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In Charleston, South Carolina,
LON 4 &, HOTTIE

~ N T. 3 ~ l.
iaS
Equity This house 'front.'. On Bro street. three
stories high run. bach to another street with bIsI build
ne MASTER Of hotel with Kitchens. ws.h house and ali
room and iysaty:!hrss chambers The sustca Is ssntr.
most ss:siasssIs sss;s% 81 i :as ely: ~ 49, 40
vii &c sars to make fortune WIN 00''A ''s''A ana
1 Ts ana s. are cash. the b''nss il .s
CITY LOTS FOR sALE.
LOT on The E:.s ,ds Of Broadway between aOsh
Sig Lots the 9Th and 7h Avsuussi,s
On. Lot the South side of 18th street, bsswssn h and
9Th Avenues-25 feet by l46.
Pssr lss i% 10
s' e. the Es,sIs zvsi; o iP '
ds nav lm.r IS Na.ssu st
NEW LACES AND EMBROIDEKlES,
Just Received for the Holidays;
SsysEs q ssa ssD ESsr
81: EEIs e q ab &
DDsS &c g. .,rss &c c cooEEf1Rs AND
Do cHiLDRESS;s LINEN CAMBRIA ROBES
Do CAPS, 4 hASb pkSsk slGrs. &c.
81 ESD E5 HUE BsEf PEE
'ssaS.m yer, i JAY Rsi ssEscR. co. IS, Broadway
NB.-SHAWLS and CLOAKsat very reduced prices.
d1s cod
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL suit ofsuper6ne Cloth made order. the
a S
ca and ohS 'A'
dl I'm eod'r
BASSFORD 4 FIELD,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends that they have
- TEN PIN ALLEYS
Under their Billiard Rooms Ann running through
las Fulton street, where they have introduced large White
s. w Farchild invites his friends u above.
N. B-Ssven Billiard Tables in the building with
Marble Slate and los Panel Mahogany Beds and the Air
Cushions, all made and for SALE playing above.
dii lmeodsr
ITO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONEks, RETAIL
Il FANCY GOODS STORES, &c.-A FRANCIS heRs
TO form keeping the above that he has few
splendid Ornamental Show Cards suitable for their tade
ofher attention. Ornamental show Cards Of every descp
ton, and elegant designs, made 70 order. Apply to
A. FRANCIS, % Heade street,
d1l 1881 sr three doors from Broadway
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fSsa9saa saas 8

Ar ,s sss.: ;S',siIss II; .:.'y'
Bringing darkness DER thy day1
tfpS Dr. nse VII VITA % ~Ssafy stands
srresdngjoy through many a nation,
m swAYNE 'sy c cClsIfSiGs SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY mild ard pleasant 70 the taste. perfectly
.: 'pS .sa IL s i: e
pss b s ss saS ssy
The h:s ". sssr 1ySntet by s sa Of % ma,
e: q s
o ssa ss Ss Go u 3.
by it, nor can we eaeulate the mmsn.e benefit that shall
are alias sass,sd Sy T. s5adessed nom the
Us the use 81 @ IS ss'if 9s
OF WLD How many ,asrs 90 we daily
~: s.Ss &c
S ssss. . :. M Sp Ib.Y q &
ssass rssysi S.a rspns the sasoss
i've ,,nsais. Sish .siea .bou.d ri.
night swess :ams time inSncins natural healthy
s. iSs Ss s
M. Sd s,, Dr. y %
for Dr. w'yHs syrsp ths Only tue and genuine article q
Wils Cheny before the JubI'c and would say the af
md
.s. The i.srs.:iss demand feI the sSoss article Drug
e pr S sp
Wild Cherry here have been individuals with tho
snriSes ssis mo market under name.
wv :sasa' sFs ami.
AGENTS ~. Nrw Yon.-CnAsIEs H. R.ss. conner q
g,c.dwsy and nd iShn ;s.; r. A. sAEDs is: Bsws!y;
W.T. Ia kHsss.Ss: ii Fulton; n. HTS: q fsl,sa
VAC. !,;:.; Is aSSt !: i:
AACEK-A CERTAIN CURE.
Hls drssdfal dissas. h, been repeatedly End complete
Murray n rsIsi ssss% ss eH n:
cure The duese vii rsrurn 10 patent ueatsd
sd. gsiisn Col H. W 'J Js1nssis y Jsa.sa
MrI sarah Az n'snsfd;cS Lass:r Geoss Charles
Toamoy. fsibOies 5o All these were
cases, and 10 g. hs,, sS.ssy cared within
now New oass II NO
have they Allied % perfect cure Csi6e.is. from he par
sr a. s bss. ifz ;sseSi;
u 1aa,:.. No. 10 Murray st. Ne" York '
PURE MALT WHISKEY. :
C R'ss
ssrs s.cous allowed to these who buy to sell .s.i.
PURE CHAMPAGNE WINE. = =
H w ,Ss; % % As md .SS. YIN:
Just received by the sabscDer, to watch the attention
he ssays w%s: are equal TO sny s,ss q h:
DOT o. '%s" importer osw.n-s y Bvns1 .s;..s
Travelling Trunks, &c. --
UoHN CATTNACH. Trunk Manufassurer, No. Wall
sfr S & Nv v.:s. c
B. s"s se. III ,.s. Trunks
American q Esropssn Trsvt and fOrmsnsssns for the
ordsn o. he Wet Indies, South Anshes. e. sIs4
with dsspsteh 1919 oin'r
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News BY PIGgoN ExPREss,-The following des-
patch was taken from the neck of pigeon found
IN Ipswich Yesterday. We publish partly because it
probably will not otherwise roach the person for whom
was intended and partly exercise for those Of
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