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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

OyERCOATS, Closks, Winter Brocks nc IN various
~ new styles, for sale ready made, 81 Broadway.
nl2 sH WIN. 2. JENNINGS Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

~ Pitmnn's PhOnOHr aphy:-AH VINO IeeI lne
both daily IN business and correspondence and TO
verbatim reporting, and all who wish TO settle the Claims OF
rival systems 10 the name OF Photography Phonetic
Short Hand invited 10 attend Lectur. Al Clinton HAIL.
in Lecture Room OF the Mercantile Library Association
on Tuesday evening Feb H. u O'clock by Member OF
tho American Photographic Society The rapid spread OF
Mr.. Ptmans system in England and the United states
proves hat deserves fair hearing from the public
i4f Sits HENRY J. bUpSoN'
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FIRST EDITION soil

tIhST EUIIION SOLD,
1.-TWO THOUSAND COPIES Of the Debate on Slavery
i sold In six weeks.
WIN q. MOORE co. ITO Ma,n-s. will publish in
few days the Second EDITION Of Rice and BIanensrs De-
butte on avery, vol l2mo, PIP. is2
Every effort will be made publish the second edition Of
this mu,h sought for ork, the earliest possible hour II
M be published in ryl- way inferior 70 the hrst ed
ion and sold al the same pric--i %
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
II exhb lis HIS full view OF what can De said pro and
CREST question OF slavery. any where Dc
found twill doubtless be standard book and one which
every specially interested IN The question OF slavery
will he eager 10 get"-Pr,Ibyteria Of the Vest.
This book greatly netc-c-it will be highly valued
lis excellent book for reference and We ven
tlre 10 call il a standard work"-Cn, Gazette.
We earnestly commend this work 10 all those
who would obtain complete view OF the religious and
moral Slavery question presented ny Two
gentlemen of rare ability and ss.-Cinclnndt, Herald
WIN II. MOORE ( Co, Publishers
10 Mniu-st. side. be- Sd and }t1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

SASps's SARsAPARuLA-Mnd well as body suffers
from the effect OF ami ulcerous diseases me IT.
aou the skin extends the temper, ard II the indica-
lions of the disease dithgur- the face, knowledge OF the
annoy apce OF III sufferer Local applications will be found
OF lille Ia the and they may be dagger
GUS The eruption il driven III by evaporstlng lotions
.nu.e inward inflammation The only radical method Of
care is 10 attack Of the complaint IL The God and
10 object Sandss Sar.aparla potent agent
To ;nose who have the almost Incredible results
proauc.d by this preparation cutaDeous aades II is not
necessary say word Those who have noi will ind In
the form OF testimony they cannot doubt proof almost rs
convincing ocular demonstration.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, by A. T. : d
SANDS Wholesa. Druggists ~ Fullou-s rs bIosd~
spd n Easl Broad way NewYork Sold also by Drugf s,s
generally ,hrou CHOU; the United States Prcs 81 per hol
.e six bottles for g.
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or Trench NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oral Sys-
tem-A new Egenng Clnss for Gentlemen is about TO
form also Morning Glass for Ladies'. Those wishing 10
ion are requested application Pupils can be i'd
United into Classes 3D. Sd and Alb OF the sys
MADAME L. MANESCA D0kANp,
;f 2gissod- 30 Waker-st
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t5r Seventh Presbyterian Church, BIoome cor
ner of Rid ee-stRev. T. HATFIELD viii deliver Lee
ture evening Young Men, the Hindrances
their Conversion" Services commence a. O'CLOCK
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BRAITHwAITE'S RETROSPECT
OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE and surgery, fa5t II
Ghy the liin. ,.,, ,.,,,- -
This invaluable Compend OF Medical Intelligence com.
prse an sccoun OF every discovery and improvement OF
sny Importance made in the Medical Sciences during TIE
last six months II work mat nov acknowledged 10
pacs win improvements OF the age and is merits are
too well known 10 need any farther commeuts
Terms the whole SERIES Nos. 70 u, %; year, 81.
Address, post paid, the Publisher,
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HOMEOPATHY, ALLOPATHY

HOMEOPATHY, ALLOPATHY,
A Nd YOUNG PhYSlC-By John Forbes, NJ: D. f. H.
a one Of the iitors of the CyclopEdia OF Pracuca
Medicine Editor OF the British and Foreign Quarterly he
view sc Price % cs For sale Wholesale ami retail by
ISL VIM Fl GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP-Certihcsted by some
Of the ros scientific gentlemen ia The couy and awarded
me ars premium OF the American institute when exhibited
for competition for sale al The manufacturers.
Ira G. SAUNDERS IL son, III Broadway.
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SUNDAY TIMES AND

NJOAHS WEEKLY MESSENGER, viii be published
Nlo.Inorrow, l6z Nasssust door 10 The The Tr
bune office. CONTENTS.
Tales aud Trad lions OF Ne,s-York No II; Capt Hyl-r
and the Press Gang; Catastrophe Of Winter. Night
of the Polish Heroes by the Emperor Nicholas
thrilling narrative Heroic Man. Playing the Adysn-
tages; Poetry, &C. &c. &c.
EDIToRIAL-Th- Late Correspondence on Oregon; Ben
and his Libel SUITS Tne SextoDs Dinner Ladies al The
Gard Table A Western Losier; Serving Subpoena. or
Love u.s. Law Theatrical Intelligence Notices 10 Cor
respondent Literary Items; News Of the Day; Local In
trlligeuce &c &C sc.
Price three cents Country Subscribers dollar per
snnpm l4f IL
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MOTHERS AND NURsEs-lf you v

w Dr. EvEns's Cecbraied Soolhng syrup your lille
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing syup-
TOMS, and often fatal convusioas The gums swell, the
child seized with frequent dIs OF crying, rechngs,
ing the sleep and spass OF peculiar parts shreks with
violence, puts It's hcg-rs into It's mouth, &c Sold by j. o.
FAY Sole Agent lSS Futlrt Lamp Sture) Sun Building
New-York. Price ~ cents. # Suiseod
STOtES.-We Offering remaining STOCK OF our
~ and secondhand Hall Parlor, Office aud Cooking
Stoves cost, exchanged liberal splendid
mahogany Counler-oesk, secondhand Bureaux, Ex
tension Dining Table, 10 Il long OF Phyies mahogany Ts
bles, Refrigerator, Door Screen Bar. Count er 10 Y
long aud bar Looking Glasses Benches and Seats and
second hand. Chairs, Wsshsisuds, Cribs, Msrass and
lot OF good Russia pipe for sale cheap, By
lOf S,sod,s, MANSEAEM X BRO WS No. Spruce-st
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oE1AP noors AsD SHOES.

LII-- M Vui roH-s1FbEI.. -. ,..,.,,., a.,
aTHE sUBsckIBEa rss ssS sboss 3, very reduced
want OF ~ old osublsbed stand and Examine
a1 aSsss d Sasnsss
Their custom Lar proves bis aIGc!el siSe universal
sSSs .o 81 % md biz @
wear wenw.Ivs,on Shoes from 81 IS 10 y 5o-every
osl sss his line equally low price, nosss @u.s
bces - &, h.rdsomey and easily. Drawings taken Of
M ~ snd BAR Of sss made and kept expressly Tor each
eossoao Row. Roo,s of Ill descriptions Southern aud
49, tySni.ssle orders puneualy attended.
"es'''n "ue'e John I. WATKINS, ia Eulton-st
.x-nn.s eotween Nassau and Dutch sts =
1TISTEsT PINNiEs !!-In rols Of Fiig ceaia
Z can he hsd 0, tbs 7rtbens otbcs
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EDGAR JENKINS, Anctioueer.

" Executors' sale of Valuable Property,
fronting on Washington-SQunre.- he sold Il,
Public Auction, TUESDAY the nth day OF February,
O'clock the M-rchants Exchange, that large and
eeiby situated Lot the West end of
OF West Washington place, adoin the TWO pen
did buildings erected the past by g. Winthrop Gray
and J. Woodford Haven, EGGS.
The Lo, ortyve feet front Washington and
hundred and feet deep West Washng ton place
well adapted for literary institution, dwelling
OF the GLASS; for commodous dwellings,
having the privilege OF The paywal OF the house owned
by 6 Winthrop Gray Esq the usual terms OF valuation
The locality is believed be the coil perfect
Is dry sordne sub-cellas may be in the
ad joining dwellings
The residue The Lots the West side OF the square
owned by three gentlemen who will doubtless improve
them with dwellings OF the first class
The above property is owned by the undersigned ind-
vidually and Executors. and perfect title will be
given.
TERMs-Ten per and the fee be paid al The
time of the sale fifteen per the I'd day OF March,
when the deed will be d-livered The remaining seventy
five per cent years Tor a. the option OF the pur
chaser with nteres; per payable half yesry,
be secured by bond and mortgage
The sale Will be positive to the highest bidder
PHILIP REYNOLDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

- STORE AND DWELLING TO LET-At
U HIREaOne three story brick front houses,
attached sitssiod In tbs central and bus.
s. nan of Harlem on tho side OF 3davenue, between
i2j and 24h Sta Said house IL fnished complete, with
every convenience for respectable family Stages pass
Apply 10 1T. JACOBS, l24th 81, near Sd avenue
B-For sale cheap, 1000 yards luxurious garden box
FIR al ydne. Amply "a above 2f lmis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

C. GREENWICH-ST. near Clinton MIhet-4
a two story brick front House mad store roomIe COCO
nA snsss stand-for sale, bargan or would 90 ex-
changed for property up town tnorh side House - oy
AZ 10 good srder; lot full size, In fee For terms apply
Z anudckI
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aurtion Gales.

IosYIu pIcu.pns ..-.o.~.x
Ry BANGS. RfCHxRps & PLxTT.s.sr.
nents for Auction s.ea
a sssETss a.e ... o, Paper ST..
1oD'.y ssasrs co.h snd Lc.,her viii b hed Mon
The ne 3. .i .s.s. On rood. when
CURED
q Invoices should be furnished By tho srs, OF February
~ SEW,YoRk SPRING TRADE SALE
To commence Tuesday. March 14th
The For,y-sceond Regular Nsw.Yorf Trade Sale OF
Books. Stereotype Plates &c ke VIII commences al Tho
Consgnrneuts OF tho above articles are respectfully
icied
~ COTTON s. co. Auction aud Commissioa Nor.
chants Nos lis Futonst and 81 Ann-st LIBERAL i'd
THURSDAY. Feb. u. At loi O'Clock
SHERIFF, SALE OF HAMS, &c Comprising hams, shoul
ders and chops. ofa superior quality.
Also .ecord-hsnd furniture consisting OF SOFAS, chsrs,
tables Brussels carpet gss' csse' writing desks one iron
Also small ..,ornen, Of dry goods. soaps toys. Per
namery gir.ndoe. cake baskets window soades &c We
~ IAnk Ts,1 q; niLk TX 10 ,ss
AlC. O'Clock at The OF Charles NJ Leupp Co. No.
- Fery.st
5000 sides OF Sole Leather,
50dozen waxed Cali Skins,
with other articles. on eTedl. OF months
,s sRlpa9 (. F No.: e. .I lsts x,A,,.
he aSsHsd p or Oh
leu. Cove l. L For particulars, NewYor. Tribune
ETFTH-AVENUE AND TWELFTH-ST.-A
L J. BLEECKER CO. viii sell al the merchants ES-
change on Tuesday the th day of February ~ y O'Clock
unless disposed prvats SALE the Few and
modern thress,ory and stc brick House, wiih suoeai
No 5 lh st. a feet West OF the havenue, on The North
al lie street opposite the open grounds OF Kew Dr
Philpss Church, and having commanding view Of me
The Lot 10 IS by ll6 feet on the westerly side
l3 feet the Easlerly side house, - by IS feet
furnished with Croton water hot and cold TO MIRO
story bath and shower BAH, nc &c haE marble mantss
from basement 10 the attic
Il 10 the immediate vicinity OF the splendid private
residences In the city
large part OF the purchase money may remain bond
and mortgage al G per cent If desired Isl
BY ANTHONY J. BLEECkER
CHANCERY SALE OF House and Lot No 50
v Cortland Friday, the 10Th Feb a; IL ococh Is
IN. March.nts Exchange. Lo, % nv Is5 feet. III ST.
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SHERWOOD,S yIBKA.

nec forces more continuously with less yolsnee to Tho
sss.s,tons of The putierL and with more permanent EN-
M The same time thai 1t Is incomparabiy less Ia
bic 70 become Impaired by use or enhancement l,
compacdy fitted together wlln "a nasefy, wss, ena
and powers $40 two sizes s2 ga and SIG each and
forwarded order 10 paru othe Unon me Canadas
West Indies, South America
Each Gaze is accompanied with Manual teth edition, PIP.
2l4 81 o-includinE complete Manual OF me o.
Medicine with very full Gossary-giying clear and ample
dIecons for the u.e the nsIuen In Tho VARIOUS dsea
ses 10 which tbs applicable and which are found he
most prevalent well tho moot peculiar and obstnst-
Tia, the medical profession Pocket cases "
REGIONS for their uie win be forwarded with tho machines
or o,herwise according 10 order.
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We BALD-HEAuED!-

v Z B!ALD-u Emu ED !--LVOh % yUuE HaH-Is Il
iallDg turning grey! Is there oandruf N the
root. Try Wyeths Cream OF Lilies, celebrated for 40
years for the establishment and growth OF the hair-pre
falling of ,uruiug grew snd is unequaied for the
toile-for real false curs e. Ladies, Try it For sale
by j. o. FAY, lS6 Fuonst Clamp Storc.) Sun Building
Y Y Price 50 ii SmiseoG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

WINDOW SHADES! Wholes ale y. C. WOOD
w FORD, sS9t Broadway, has large assortment OF
Window Shades of late portaons and OF recent manu-.
ecture which he will offer at wholesale at hing advance
from the FIRST cost from the dacent cities w III
above No (2s9) complete assortment OF fash,
onable Shades Of latest styles and nj prices that Wi!
Insure their attention Next door the of Reade-st
Tuf.r,. Rn;IdinUs I4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

" To Ladies.-Mrs NJ. 5. COVE is forming
Classes Of Ladies for instruction in Anatomy and Ply sio
logy, and the Principles OF WaerCure. Mrs. Cove has
lust received Female Model from Angoux, Paris
A Class OF Ladies will meet III Gas Broadway on Thurs
days and Saturdays at P NJ. commencing Feb. 18Th.
The uniform which Mrs Cove has had during
eru years In curing diseases by the application OF Waier
Cure House, induce her continue give advice
Ladies respecting their hesh. Ladies consult Mrs
Cove from 10 A NJ nil 9 p at64s Broadway. l0fwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

~ BY request, Rev WM. PATTON, D. D. will deliver
his sermon upon the Fulfilled Prophecies Concerning the
Jews in the Sprugsi Church, on Sunday evening, Feb
18Th att O'Clock collection will be taken up for the
poo, it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

a NEW NOVEL BY JAMES
DRICE u; cents--Wht. TAYLOR, No. ? Astor House.
L viii publish this morning, Roger Dunon, or the True
Prophecy By .. P r. James, Esq author OF Darairy
RicheEeu The Robbers, The 5iep-Mo,her, &c &c
Now published complete This story Is equal 10 me
productions OF this popular author IN ME oes o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

c. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-One OF the most
E .suuol smauons on This Island, containing about
A@ six sores OF land. On the premises Is srge and
convenient, dwelling, with outhouses complete. Tho
grounds are In perfect order and svary fitted for GOO
tel residence The property IL situated on tho sthayenue
upon high ground having commanding view OF INC East
River distance the Long Island Shore ana 0yer
looking Westcheser County for great distance WIN %
let good lenant, viii be sold or Tor
improved civ property Po farther particulars apply TO
dls s,awisa w N. SEYMOUR, Chaham.squsre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

r7- Free Congregational Church in suliivanst
below HI e1itc- the free 'eat priu
cipe, viii he open 10 morrow 10, pubc worship
a,,.rd If IT.
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Boston aurtion Sales.

b1p1k1te <<ANhA~se
QYT.P. ~ y. RICH, 81 sroeds,ee'. opposite
- Fosters wharf. Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.
Doors SHOES AND BRoSANS.-SOO cases boots, Snocd
aud Brogan leather, &c Sole Leather, Upper IN ths
rough and she'd Calf Lining. Binding, and Kid skins
Shoe Thread and othsr shoe stock
WEDNESDAY March ls.
[Semi-A unusl Sale
Boors Snogs, BkoGASs AND HArs-2oOO eases boou'
Shoes Brogsns and Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

"a VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-
M Situated In the village Of Sspston, Staten Island, DO
tween the Stapleon Ferry and Vsnderbilrs Landing
The premises 63 feet inches In breadth In honl on
Bsyst; rs inches In front Brownes' 2l3 feet
inches in depth Norherly de and go feet In depth
on the Soulhery sde hereabous There are upon tno
premises large brick House In 'front.' generally snoWn ~
The Prospect House. with other buildings adjoining, now
renting for Si0O and good frame house In tho rear For
terms and farther particulars apply TO
f7,odstf WILLIAM EMERSON. No. 10 WuItst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

~ HOUSE AND LOT for Sals-7 Boud-st Is by
G ~ feet; attic aud under cellar. baths, closet
AA ranse, &c. CrooR 10 attic and overy other story
Prc- moderate; Inquire AZ above t26 2wis
0s. WANTED-A plainly finished iva story email
Sa three story house. West Of Broadway and below Ca
NIL na-st at fair rent Address G. NJ. T. Tribune Of
6re 10f Iw,s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14
5ituatior1s, or. Dauteo.

xkIASTED-Ry pect.ble English Lady, q home
w -iit-r hcusekeep-r Tor widowsr companion
for lone lady. Letter addressed F Tribune office
wiz be promptly attended 10. l3f Bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

COODYEAR'S Patent Shrred Suspenders manufac
Ne nred by Hutchinson Runyon, a. Newark, N J. are
admitted by all who have ed hem TO BE the most perfect
Being free from sulphur. they not sbe TO the objrc-
made by purchasers and warranted not 10 sep
araie, decompose, or lose the spring
We prepared with large assortment for The spring
trade and invite the public CALL examine and compare
our goods with Others before purchasing elsewhere We
sell cheap. Warehouse OF The Newark n J. India Rubber
iif6iis HUTCHINSON L RUNYON
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
Neyr Goods! Nes. Gnotls,t

fI HE subscriber has Flst opened arge assort. men of STAPLE tt FANCY DRY GOODS, which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hldes, peltrles, furs, becswax, &. Sc. The above stock is composed in part of the following articles viz:
 Brown and beachcd shifting; sheetiage-i 1--t. 3--i, and heavy 0snabnrgs French. English, and American prints; mouselain ds laiRes mornne de laines :alpaccas; apacca lasiers; white and red hannels; llnseys diapers; Londah duff bIanrets point do; Whitney do; green. hlae and scarlet Go canvass and red padding; satnets and cassifaafes vesllngs; black cloths; tic}ihs; co0red eanbTics . siclllas; brown linens; brown Hollands; eitla1, : cashmere de ecosse; black Italian crayais; penr : and spiaheid silk hdlis; linen cambric dn initl. ton do; bishop lawns; hook muslins plaid stF5oed and check muslin, and c2npFic; sewing silk. sil,, twist lambs wool half hose white and brown col ton do; ladies wfie merno hose; white. hlacl. and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; cost buttons: black ana eeored taiiea ribbons cotton and Woistcd bra ees; sup. elasted do; cotton hdks; Turkey red do linen and cotton tapes; table diaper, brown and white; gentlemen md ladies thihet hoskin. silk. and kid gloves; black and white crane sill; and col Ion velvets; needles and pias; hook and eycs.- spool cotton; linen thread Irish linens: do sseet ings; long lawns; eilren's Victoria hoois: 1oix.d nose; gents merino shirts ;-togcther with com plete assortment of gents 5eHed and prs-god calf. skin boots; mud boots, Kip, russet and bacl, bro gans ladies walking shoes sand slippers chilafap's black and eoiored boots; and q variety of Fashona Die White shalls lanncis Kentucky jeans: rolled kersey inseys; together with a at of school-heals and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee teas, tobacco. rlce salt, and lot of Collins axes
 n D. BENDER.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
SADDLES ANEs Hs8gERsRalS.
William EB. Wait

KIT AS on hand 1000 lbs bacon sides, hams and \ \ shoulders, 20 bbls Aolr 20 bbls whiskey, B gar 5000 lbs assorted eastngs 5000 lbs M sheet band round, square, and flat bar iron 1900 lbs cotton yarn 1000 lbs bar lead; p boxes sperm, star, and mould candles; 15 cases boots. shoes and brcgans; 30 boxes window glass; 30 grindstones; 300 lbs Ep som salts, boxes tobacco, bbs tanners oil, sperm, linseed lard, and Florence oils old port and madei- ra wines; cogniac and American brandy; Hollands; and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper, sapetre, glue, indigo and madder :; imperial and block teas; molasses, wire sifters, painted buckets; castor oil, calomel, rhubarb, Bate mans drops aud 20 oz quinine 200 doz cups and saueers; 4s doz plates; dry white and red lead; ;- white lead in oil; green paint, chrome yellow and green; prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red yellow oehre, lampblack, ground logwood, japan and eopel varnish borax; sponge; Is kits hacker ei and salmon, ae., for sale low for cash only, by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 July goth. 45-6
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11

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