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THE written signature tho only safeguard Again.
counterfeits-The public attention is invited, ana pa
Iculary referred to the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth ,e III
sye OF labelling, and the putting up OF Dr. BeckW
dyspeptic and dinner pills Also that of Dr. Dyous ap
proved anbilious pills. both of which, may De seI'
are protected from being councrfced, by the only san
guard to be depended upontc SIGNATURES Oh W
proprctors the label of each box of pills I'D
All others which may be offered for sale by unpnncPe
persons surely base commercials and viii be rce
such. The pills that in the hands of persons VIZ ~
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged iof s'
"a have the written signature OF the proprietor c
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwts anii-dyspePT
and Dyots ant-bilious pills. is vested in the HANDS o. ~
" Dyou Sons, Of the Columbian College, No lsZ Ng ,
Second street, Philadelphia, who will execute any oue''
for the H.
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish TO be a
nshed with the genuine pills, will hes uppicd on the nus
LIBERAL terms, by applying as above. May ll-u
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCEUT.

1NHE PUBLIC is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that the Concert, recently given by the children of Mr.
J. IL Eberbach, will be repeated Carusis Saloon on
Thursday the Isl of March, at the request of great many
its repetition.
Several new and highly popular pieces will be performed
For particulars further advertisements prog
NC Feb 2i-d
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StI "a; prime $40 rs $40 50. This animation was
lost yesterday and to-day prices closing. prime $40 rs a
$40 81 $ll 81 a 81 30 mess. Beef in fair demand.
Ohio lard dull and ower-say 81 81 cents, fair good
Rice IS % rs. Whskey New Orleans Is cents prison
2si cents. Talow 81 ~ cents Tobacco, Ohio hhds,
81 cents, four months Wool in good demand-sales No
pulled rs u 70 cents.
The stock market has ma ntained its upward tendency,
Notwithstanding the efforts of bears" and tho tight
ne So" of money. The quotations now stand,
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JESSE Il. D%JWb
Notary Public and GFcnera .qsenf,

Oct, No g. Utiow buildings, EirEtly under the Union
Office, Washingt4n, -. c.,
TTENDS to the prosecution bf claims before Congress,
"A and the various Departmental fhe government. Pen
.ons and bounty-land warrant1 particularly attended
Bounyiand warrants purchaseG and Sold The heirs and
legal representatives OF the o and of John Paul
Joness squadron in l779 will find it be their
apply to Mr.. d., he having lac rolls of the Bon Hoinme
Richard and Alliance and cart tell glance Dho and
rho not entitled share lin the Denmark prizes. Per
abroad who desire busx to be attended by Mr.
will be required in all scs pay postage and enclose
u retaining fee of SIS.
Refer members on the 18th and Both Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly TGnte1
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TO pERPE1 UATE PEACE.

LJUBBELL'S PATENT tFIRE-ARMS--T gun loads
IL the breech, THE pqnc pe regards se,tiu
home the CHARGE of load Ing ffom the muzzle the differ
being, that the load lis required pass three to
its instead of the trel 18th Of (may bel
barrel the mechanical STRUCTURE embodies the best scien-
fc principles for this $urp&se, AMI enables person 10
load and fire the gun he Rate hundred times ne
hours and keep gu cleAn, load always dy make
fire, ard burn the bow Der WE'LL which, with the accu
rate fit of the ball, enhble} it also shoot with
power and precision. II
The gun shoots eithct ball and buckshot fine shot and
is useful for both sport ting and warlike purposes.
They made jfder kither in muske rie carbine
and shot form, d delivered governments.
uas organized bo@lies bf whose purposes are not
variance with III institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, ad&dres3, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIFT Patentee, Philadelphia.
he subscriber ha and fred times sue
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Your obedient servant.
RICHARD WALLACE


FRIDAY, February Is, 1si9
No. 40. w. and H. Massingill, plaintiffs, u.s. A. c.
Downs The argument OF this case was continued by
Messrs Lawrence an Badger for the defendant, and
concluded by MIR. Bell tor the plaintiffs
Adjourned till Monday, II O'Clock.
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USlI hE2ElVED, direct from tho Island Of St Thomas
pel Orig HAnnalostn, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
gfe turtle ever brought dis market, which
VIII serYya up daily in sonp, aud all the various modes
Of And in the best possible style. Also from Nor
oik resh oysters spiced oysters, sheephead, mackere
hoghfh, 1q, &c all OF which will be served up the
shor 4est notice
G1L Families served as usual.
ARg. sfa w. WALKER.
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MIR COLLINS, the Irish Comedian and Vocalist, will
lV1 have the honor of giving his Irish Charac
sca Entertainments at the above hall Monday the
OF February and every evening during the week The
tertanments will comprise of the popular ish
Scotch, English. and American songs in,erpersed with
irish stories and anecdotes including his celebrated songs
of the Widow Machree," "tle Bond Soger Boy Ill
quor Of Life" Widow Mahony," Low Backed Car"
7" Crooskeen Lawn" "A Mans Man for a that Rory
OMoor," the Harp that through Taa's halls" &c
Abundance Fifty cents For particulars, small bills
Feb 2t-dT
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o. The Rev. H. sllcer, Chaplain to the Senate
will (by Divine pernssion) preach in the Hail Of Repre-
sentatives Tomorrow at III o'clock.
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Notiee.-All officers of the Of 1872 and now 50
journing in, or on visit to- the city of Washington
requested to meet AT the rooms Of Maj John G. Camp
Pennsylvania avenue, and neay opposite Wizards Hotel
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. ut O'Clock M, for tbs
purpose Of making arrangements preparatory the nau-
guration the 5th March
Feb %
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Transmitted for tho Baltimore Am.ric.nl

COLUMBUS, tOhlo) February ~, p m.
ELECTION or UNITED STATES SENAToR.-The legsa-
ture of Ohio assembled today in joint session. and tho
fourth ballot succeeded in elcctng tho Hon. Salmon p
Chase "a rcesoiler tho Office Of United States senator
his term commencing from the 4th of March next when
MIR. Allcn's term expires
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ENLEaANT, Free, and Rapid Whiting er.My and
IL speedily Acknowledgement and rsurr of Mr. RRJs
TOW, Finishing Writing MASTER in Washington after nm
absence OF twenty years for the last he has been
teaching with the most eminent in Baltimore and
inc marked appreciation OF the public press Mr. b. has
now reopened his Academy for the admission pupils OF
all ages day and evening Rooms Conccr ri Hail hui Id.
ings, fennsylvana avenue, west OF Browns Hotel
Mr. BRisrow in announcing his arrival most respecul-
" informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this civ and
Georgetown that he intends make only limited stav
practise his uaerrng proofs of eradcaing bad writing
he therefore politely those who wish to secue his
instruction TO apply soon.
Superior and Perfect System Of flirting
guaranteed to be taught to Old and Young in full and
eohPiete course OF lessons, matter how iIepe or
crsmPed the writing is. (See specimens at the door,
10 Ladies Mr.. Bflstow imparts neat handsome grace
u', and fashionable running hand, deli.
"N''
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly free expedi.
uous, decided, and practical mercantile hand
COURSE OF KAsY LESSONS!
Tho extensive patronage Mr. Bristow has been hmored
win oT twenty years past in all the great Atlantic cities
OIL the United States and Canada also Europe Next
co, and South America WILL he trusts be alike extended
to hm on his present visit to Washington.
Mr. H. can be seen from to in the morning and n q
In the evening. e'
Feb Il-dIm " "'''
NEW Medical Books.-Kirke's and Pnget,s Mammal of
IN Physiology. inst received nj =
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MARRIED.,

At the Episcopal church Tues
day evening the aOh Instant. McRrA the Hon
MlCAJAH Y HAWKINS to Miss MARIA EATON, daughter OF
the late BLAKE BAK
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just Imported.

THE subscriber, importer of fancy stationery Rogers
fine cutlery, prepared parchment, &c, has just recc
yea ny the ship Independence. direct from the
re large assortment OF Ted black and fancy coloed
sealing wax, waters &c Also round and flat ebony rulers
highly finished all OF which will be solo, wholesale
'ai az Stanoners Han; w. FISCHER.
Feb. 24-3taw3W rAleY. GAIL
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TAYLOR CLAY, and SCUTT.-Just received a few
beautiful and striking transparent licensees of Cen
erals Taylor and Scott, and the Hon. Henry Clay The
friends OF these gentlemen would well to call early MT
Stationers' Hall. and secure ono, low price
Feb A-3taw3w w FISCHER
Alex. Gazette.
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To Gentlemen who shave shsmseIvcs.

= PARKER would particularly call the attention oil
~ who shave selves his dressing Tor razor
stop which certainly supersedes necessity for the use
OF the hone. have hundreds OF citizens to testify to inc
value OF the dressing il does not restore tho
dulest fine smooth edge charge will be made
good and strops and lot of excellent shaving
soap For sale low at s. PARKER'S
Perfumery and fancy store, near Backwers Hotel
Oct Z2-ti
the National lntelligcncer
SHAVING All who wish the luxury of an easy and clean
shave 1--WE of the beard) recommended TO call
s. Parkers fancy store, the avenue, and obtain supply
of his razor-slrop powder and of Vfoom Fowers pre-
MUM m ary shaving soap. both of which have been es
cd and found superior similar articles ever Deioo
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved SO comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News
EASY SHAvINa.-It will be by reference TO Seoy
Parkers ADVERTISEMENT that the razorstrop powder there
referred TO is strongly recommended in the Nanonai
Inteilgen by gentleman who has proved its virtue ana
value. respected citizen, who called upon yesterday
that he has tested the razostrop POWDER anu
found il be worthy of the recommendations
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AdeIphi Theatre.
Messrs. G. f. BROWNE and H. F. NICHOLS Promoters
Mr. J. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager
On Saturday February a. will be performed the drama
THE WARLOCK OF THE GLEN
Matthew Mr.. Roberts.
Adela Mrs Nichols.
After which,
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
To conclude with
BOX A N ID COX.
Box MIR. Jones.
Cox Mr.. Williams.
Mrs Bouncer Mrs. Hautonvle
Private boxes. rs cents; dress circle and paquee, SO
cents; gallery. Is cents
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A GENEALOGICAL and Heraldic Dictionary OF tins
"A Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire, by
John Burke, and Bernard Burke, esq; tenth edi.
ton VOL London, 1913
Lodges Peerage of the British Empire seventeenth edi-
ton VOL; London, 1873
Glossary of Terms used in Heradry; vol Oxford.
The Peeage, Baroneage, and knighage OF Great Britain
IS43
Synopsis of the Peerage of England by Nicholas Har
ris Nicolas, esq vols. London.
The Hand book OF Heraldfy London price 37A cents.
The Royal Kalendar, and Court and City Register for
lSi9
Imported and for sale by
Feb A-3t FRANCK TAYLOR
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EROM LONDON.-Bourne's Catechism of the Steam
l. Engine.
FORTUNES History orthe Steam Engine from the Earliest
Times.
Hobyn's Manual of the Steam Engine
Craddocks Chemistry Of the Steam Engine.
Gustafsson the Steam Navy of Great Britain, and the
Horse power OF Marine Engines
Gusta!son on the Steam Engine in its Ptesen, Appic,-
ton t., Marine Purposes
The Steam Engine, by Hugo Reid.
Iempleton's Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book
for ls49
The Steam Engine, by the Artisan Club, vol quaro
Russell OH Steam and Steam Navigation.
:, Russell on the Steam Engine.
Adcock's Engineers Pocket Book for ISi9
Steam Manual for the British Navy, by Capt Williams,
Royal Navy.
Templetons Milwrighs and Engineer Pocket Compan
ion
Indictments to Studies of Steam and the Steam Engine
by w. Templeton, Royal Navy.
just imported by steamer, by 'N
FRANCK TAYLOR
On hand several other works, English and on
the subject Feb 2i--3t
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WASHINGTON CITY, Feb %. lsl9

To the Editor of the Union:
Sir: My attention has been called to an article in this
mornings Union headed Communicated" in which it
arrangements to receive him General TAYLOR at Cole
mans. fine paror newly papered suitable rooms pro-
yded for his suite. and everything,was in apple pie or
der and the etiquette of his reception was distrbu
ted among special friends and admirers The President
elect was in fair way OF being assigned over to special
clique Of wings"
My relation to the Rough and Ready Club as its pres
dent requires to notice these statements and say thew
are FALSE and to the author known to be at the
time they were handed to YOU your office, for pubca
Your obedient servant
RICHARD WALLACE
1.-THE author OF the article has seen the above card
and he Mr. Waach that he has stated nothing
which he did not believe to be ue and what he sup.
posed at the time to be upon good foundation The card
OF Mr. W. clears, of course, the Rough and Ready Club
from all rtcipation.-UNIoNl
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ma. pANNINSlE,s BOpY nRACN.-pshili1u,el

NK. DANNiNQE'S YODT BRACE.-Dehitated public
II speakers pumonfc dyspeptcs weak aud delicate Ia
dies and children, and with weak spine and one
prominent hip and Shoulder, will find immediate com fort
by the appcat on off this perfectly easy instrument which
substitute % tho corset, and (nnlike other su
ports) by suppl ng the small of the back and lifting and
compessl g THO sunkcn abdominal organs-uiy ex.
pandng the rough the support of the internal
gans and or1ecnE STOPPING form by balancing body
on its axis no4 restraining the of the should
Ladies viii be Fitted by Mrs. Baldwin, F. Brenner's,
Pennsy lvani avenue, 18th door from a
The inedlFal profession invited call examine
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en- PirrsBURs, May %, 1916.
we, the Hnderf'gned, having used in practice Ban
nngs Pate3n Lice for the relief of of simple pro-
iapsns ue. cHeerully testify its being the best nsu
ment we pave 1net with TO fulfil all the indications required
In the caSse which be required from p
port.
A. N. MCDOWELL. Nj. D.
T. L. DALE NJ. ID.
JOS. PsGAZZAM, M. ID.
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(MnNAAOEst CArrsAgssII Carsagsstis-Jus arris
~ from Staten Island, New York, n lot of fashios1
Carriages, for sale by tho maker,
9. d. WOOD
IA, Majors Carriage depository north side r
Avenue, near the Union Office
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IN Physiology Just received at "
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
FEB 10 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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COMMERCIAL.


Nxw YoKK, Feb. n, ls4o--W edne sday, 4 p m.
mo favorable tone Of the English markets. reported
" 'he accounts Pcr the Niagara, considerable
eh more particularly In relation securities
oon English and foreign ascbed to certain indications
mat the ministers willing tho great reform
movement under Mr.. Golden, far make such i'm
portant reductions in military expenditure would bring
tho gross expenditure within the regular revenue. There
are two propositions OF REFORM both either of which
greatly influence trade Ono Of these is that Of
Mr. Golden, and the other that of Mr. Macgegor the emf
nent statistical writer. The first gentleman proposes
eude real In the probate and legacy duties
imposed upon personal property and estimates this yield
FL 600 He then proposes down army and navy
expenditures by ElO6OOOO0. These measures he
Inmates would give ELL 6O0, 900 OF disposabe The
plan OF Mr. Macgrego is down the expenditures
as to save Is sO464, principally in the army and navy
That is in 1895 the expense of the army navy. and
ordnance was El2 0o6 In l84T ELS 500 900
increase of e. 9, 50 per Mr. Golden argues
that there 10 no need of larger expenditure than
that time. and proposes the outlay the level of
1885 Mr. Mscgregor ETA 250 00O Mr.
Golden poses to apply his ell tho abolition
tho following
DATES to be abolished.
On window tax, yielding EI,6IOOOO
Butter and cheese and 100 small articles,
Yielding SIG 900
Malt, hops, soap, and paper 6,26,OOO
Timber and wood $4,000
Advertisement duty 100000
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The importation OF goods during the past week has moi
been heavy in the previous and within day OF
two the disbursements OF the independent treasury exceed
its receipts Considerable drafts in favor OF
and others have been paid The weekly duties and drafts
NJ bcon NJ toloWa;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07
EOR ORDINARY.

We are authorized to announce EDWAltD
ppESIFY rs a Candidate for the Otiicc oi
Ordinary at tic ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce Col.
WILLIAM II. MOSS, as a Candidate
far The Office of Ordinary al the ensuing
election. ,, ~ u,p1c1,r
Esnr., announce him as i candidate for the OIL
fee of Ordinary Of this District, a! the ensuing
election. NJ
We are authorized 10 announce Maj.
w. l.. COLEMAN, as a candidate for
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
The friends of HUGH A. NIXON, Esq,
respeclluIIy announce him as a Candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary, at The next
Election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07
OLD TINE WINTERS:

In 1864 the cold was so intense that
the Thames was covered with ice oil
inches thick. Almost all the birds
pcrishcd.
In 1901 the cold was so excessive
that the tamished wolves entered Vienna
and attacked beasts and even men.
Many people in Germany we've frozen
to death in 1905, and the winters OF
1907 and 1909 were nearly as bad.
In 1909 occurred that famous winter,
called, by distinction, the cold winter.
All the rivers and lakes were frozen,
and even tho sca for several miles from
the shore. The ground was frozen nine
feet deep. Birds and beasts were struck
dead in the fields, and men persisted by
thousands in their houses,
In 1920, in Scotland, mullitudcs oI
cattle and sheep were buried in the snow
In 174O the winter was scarcely infc>
rior to that of 1909. The snow lay ten
feet deed in Spain and Portugal. The
Zuydcr Zee was frozen over, and thou
sands of people went over it. And the
lakes of England 'frozc.
In 17lf the winter was very cold
Snow fell in' Portugal 10 the depth ol
% feet on a level.
Tn 1854 and 1855 the winters were
very severe and cold. In England the
strongcs, ale, exposed 10 the air in a
glass, was covered in Is minutes will
ice onr>cight Of an inch thick.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

This townsis not, as generally suppo-
sed, iavoraJly situated, either for COM,
mcrce o, forjhc comfortable residence
of man. Ili4 Situated upon narrow
tongue Of afuplly sloping mountain
land, so exposed to the broadside of the
ocean that the wind sweeps in gale
over it at alllimes, making and effort
necessary 10 keep your footing. The
air is, on acceint, filled with lihe sand,
The situation is analogous 10 Fort Ham
ilton, at the eftrance Of the narrow open
ing int, the lhrbor of New York. The
best posilionior the commercial empo:
rum of California, judging from the
maps, would be at the confluence Of the
Sacramento md San Joachim, if there
is water enough to float slip. Bd, VIC
understand tie ground 10 be swampy,
and the waIe insufficient, 4 gentlemen
has laid out town at the northcastern>
most corner of the bay of San Francis
co, at the en- erance to the inner bay OF
Soulson, which lies between it and Tic
mouths Of lln livers just mentioned, that
is supposed 10 be the best position, al!
things considered.
All accounts agree as 10 the climate.
It is mild, a, ID free from the vicissiIudes
,ha, makesalrs so pregnant with disease
The thermometer holds a higher range
in winter lhfn in summer, In the rainy
season, November to March,) heavy
rain falls ab,ut every fifth day on the
average; on the Intermediate days the
sky is brightand tic air balmy. Along
the shore heavy fogs render the morn
ings damp and unpleasant, but these do
not reach Il @ inner shores OF the bay
[nnumerable valleys open into the bay,
which cannot be surpassed. The road
to Monterey lies through a nearly leve
valley Of rich land, little cultivated and
covered, shoulder high, will laxurian
wild oats, tie distance being over ono
hundred mics. Captain Slockton's pur'
chase (sadto be over 10000 acres) lie:
in tho VALLEY of San Jose, where tha
river cmptiss into the bay. [. there il
a spot on this continent that may bt
called Paradise, this valley Of San Jost
is,thc place. The climate of MonteIc cy i
superior toSan Francisco, Tho mos
delicate constitutions will find here
safe and genial Atmosphere, and an ever
Temperature, that must be fell to be ap
prcciatcd.,
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SOLOME3NiS TEMPLE.s z

The NewY esk Journal Of Commerce
has gotta longaetter from Major Moab,
wherein he stat:s the grounds of his as;
sertion that o9ssagjour's prediction.ir
regard >se=lhe sssapIs, That there -ssiIoinld
not be left eIe. stone upon another
which should :sot lie thrown. down has
not been lilerasY fulfilled. The; editor
Misunderstanding the wonderful un-
dcrgroLnd sireSiaIres which exist al Je,
rusaleni,as slIoS oSaby Major Noah, on the
authority Of seY Fairespectable travellers
and illustrated sy engfavings al 6 lhos
of the ancient semple, still it does not
follow that the Sb9Ye prediction has not
been exactly aFsilcd according TO its
true intent and aspn;ag. though not pre-
haps in the }litshhin.port of the words.
It is to be n5ai that the structure in
question is mtas feet Ebenealh the ,or-
sent surface olllie ground, and pfoba-
bly, may: have bl6n beneath the Surface,
or chiefly SO, III the dale Of the Saw,
ours predictiois He, did not say that
there should rdTemain one stone upon
another that ssllld not be thrown up,
but d0pn; so{aatlf everything above
the surface wEI{sdemolished The predic;
ton dose not Hsnt much of having been
literally tullIlef 4, appears at any
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Any person procuring five responsible euu, aS
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