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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06

Vienna journals of the 5th inst, sup.
ply US with news from Hungary Of
great importance, if true. 1t appears
that the Hungarians stole a march, and
surprised the garrison Of Raab; short
conflict ensued, which ended in the
Hungarians capturing the fortress and
city, with an immense amount of pro-
visions. together with two companies
of Austrian Infantry. Kalpka. the
commander of the Hungarian troops,
afterwards Quilted the city, and took
up his abode in the fortress, where
they seized the Vienna mails.
Latest intelligence from Rome.
PARIS, July 80.
Upon final action, it has been deci.
ded on, that things should remain in the
same state as when Oudinot entered.
There is a report in France, that Carl.
baldi, after defeating the Austrian corps,
had entered the little Republic Of San
Marine. and claimed protection. The
Austrian commander refused. and sent
large force to put him down. Carl
baldi having been joined by many
Hungarians, declared his intention Of
affording protection to Venice.
The Steele says, thut three Ameri.
can vessels entered Venice with money
and provisions for the Venicians.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Latest Intelligence from France.
Oudinots return to Paris is hourly
expected. He is not TO be replaced;
orders have been issued, prohibiting
leave of absence being granted to mill.
tary officers, men, &C., at Rome. 1t is
expected that the Pope will return to
Rome about the 18th inst. Gen. Ros.
telon is 10 replace Oudinot as military
governor only. The commissioners,
and three cardinals, are to form the
ministry. with the exception of the
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, which is
TO remain in the hands of Cardinal An
tonelli; no terms as 10 the nature and
extent Of the new constitution, have
been concluded with the Pope.
Hungary.
A late letter received from Presburgh
states that when the capture of Raab,
by the Hungarans, became known, the
most intense excitement prevailed-,hat
fugitive officers who have reached that
city, stated that the greatest consterna.
ton existed, and that the troops fed in
all directions, leaving il perfectly easy
for Raab to be taken, and with it an
enormous amount of stores, &c. Ac-
counts state that the Austrian General
finds the greatest difficulties, his march
being almost impossible--lhst his sol.
diers have suffered more than any other
army ever did, and that, should the
Hungarians attack him, the Genera
opinion was, that but few imperialists
would escape. Among the battalian,
sent by railway to Presburgh. was o
rifle corps, composed of mere lads
who mourned and wept on the way
crying aloud, that to march against the
Hungarians was certain death. and ad
dressing dense crowds at the stations
babe farewell, saying, 1--WE shall nevel
return"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06
- J. g. A. kRNOT'S ar
LI.V e R Y 8 II A Ii l. e .

TUyHB subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends and the public generally, that
they have just returned from ST. Louis with
a new lot OF superior CARRIAGES and BUG.
GIES, which. in addition to their former as
sortment, will enable them, at all times, TO
supply persons who may want conveyances,
either on business or pleasure. They also
have very superior new OMNIBUS. of ele-
uant finish, capable Of carrying sixteen per.
sons, with ease and comfort.
They will at all times be in readiness to
attend on funeral occasions, pleasure parties,
or will convey persons and families TO and
from this place, at the shortest warning.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit q
continuance of that patronage heretofore SO
generously bestowed, and will spare no pains
or expense to render comfortable and give
satisfaction TO all who will favor them with q
ali. ]. g. A. ARNOT.
Glasgow. May "a, l949.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06
By Telegraph for tbs St. Louis Union.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE
CANADl

ADDlIlONNAL NEWS BY THE
CANADA.
The Danish Minister Of Marine has
given notice that the blockade would
be raised on the 18th Of August.
France.
Some Of the French Journals insist
that the visit of the President TO the
Western Provinces was failure. Cen
eral Rostalee is to be commander in
chief of the army in Italy, in the place
Of Oudinoi, whose recall is said 10 be
brought about by his inability to work
in harmony with Plus, who has Away
looked upon him with suspicion. Ru.
NOR of change Of ministry are very
general.
Austria and Hungary.
As far as it is possible to trace ihs
confused and conflicting accounts Of
the operations Of the contending armies
it seems that the Hungarians still main
tain their position. Some uncertainty
prevails respecting Bem's operations ir
Transylvanis- The London Dali,
Nows' gives currency to the following
The Austrian and Russian forces, six
ty thousand, after having occupiee
Hermannstadt and Cronstadt, saIliee
forth to meet BEN, who approached
with an army Of forty.thousand, ant
attacked them.-ihe battle ended in III,
complete defeat Of the lmperialists
who fled precipitately, leaving ten thou
sand dead and wounded and nearly al
their artillery; six thousand prisoner
were captured by the Hungarians. Ben
took possession of Hermannstad, an,
Constrad,. Under the head of "laies
intelligence" the European Times .ays
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Rio Coffee.

- BAG Prime Rio Coffee, just 70
III o.;s I'd aud for sale by ..,-.-
@1 Oe''> .-... J. D. PERRY.
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B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo
WILL promptly attend to all business,
" entrusted to his care, in the Courts of
49,. F,sventb Iudcial Circuit. nOl3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06

lHEESE.-- very fine fresh article, fol
~ ssie by BOON,TALBOr g. SMITH.
Fyette, June 81, l649.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06

Sure cried Josephine. you are not
serious. Louis can certainly be par
doned without the death of Henriette1'
Napoleon drew her nearer the win
dow, and they conversod in low tone.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-06

The Danish Minister of Marine ha
given notice that the blockade woulc
be raised on the llth Of August.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

TOBAECO.-Nothng done worth reporting.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market pre-
serves its mnes and the sales yesterday were 500 hhds at
tull rates OF Moasses 500 bbls at 20G0a4c gallon
On plantation 800 hhds. (hree crops) sold at &C.
FLOUR-The sales nearly 1900 bbls. Inculng 100
bbs Ohio store (for shipment Ro) and $50 do in fat
DO lot OF uniform brand, at "a Is 200 do the
same and 30 Illinois at s. q Dbl Prices rather Dropping
and some parties offering mixed brands of Ohio at less
GRAIN.-The Corn market also rather tending
downward and buyers reducing their offers. About 60OO
$50 do Is and A. 200 Yellow So and 500 do Ito COM
pee freight engagement at Sc p bushel lot of $50
sacks fair Wheat sold at &C. Also 1900 bushels Indiana
Oats in bull at Csc.
PROVlSlONS-The largest sales of Pork were 200 bbs.
Mess at s2 % do Prime $40 So and 20 erces India Mess
al sl5 81 fierce sale of 70OO0 Id Hams and Shoulders
lin bul at &c. and 80 600 do Sides at the OF Beef
2O bbls Prime Mess sold sI, (withou inspection and
ioO do Prime at 50 bbl..The Lard market unchanged
with saes OF 100 bbs No. at ga, 100 bbl. and tence
Prime at 7c, and go kegs at 7a72lc. "A sale of
40 casks Prime Bacon Sides at &C.
TALLOW.-A lot of 80 bbs and tierces Ordinary sold
at TIC. q H..
WHiSKY-Is lower-500 bbls Rectifed sold on the
LeVee at 75a and 20 do Raw at lS5SldI9c
HAY.-A sale of $50 bales Prime Eastern at els
COFFEE-is advancing-sales of $50 bags Rio at 50,
and 100 do at &C.
FRElGHTS.-A bark and brig taken for New York at
81 for Pork and 75c for Flour No Foreign engagements
reported.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

SLEIGHING Down EAsT-A correspondent of
the Providence Journal thus describes the sleighng
in the vicinity of Boston:
The Neck, between Boston and Roxburv, is
the great scene of attraction. Washington street.
here, is from eighty to one hundred feet in width
for more than mile, and being covered with eight
inches of weltrodden snow, affords capital space
Tor the merry bells chime There, from O'Clock
to in the afternoon, may be seen hundreds of
seighs passing up and down with fearful rapidity,
the shrll hey, hey and the prolonged hey-ah,'
impelling the poor horses TO their utmost speed.
The sidewalks filed with spectators, men, boys,
and in fine weather, ladies'. The driver with the
fastest horse is cheered by the boys, and the one
with the plough logger is the subject of their jbes
and loud merrnent. When two fast horses come
abreast, they frequently keep shoulder to shoulder
for half a mile, when one breaking, the other
shoots by to the great satisfaction of one driver and
the chagrn of the other. Sometimes the crowds OF
sleighs become too great for racing, and then
The Cleopatra, or some other six or eight horse
sleigh, filled with ladies and gentlemen, attracts
the attention of the spectators. 1t Is not ali un-
common occurrence for TWO three slelghs to be
smashed I'D of an afternoon and their occupants
do not always escape with unbroken limbs but
this does not seem deter others from the same
citing sport. Those who have witnessed both
spectacles, say that the scene presented the
Neck, in a pleasant afternoon, surpasses in interest
the Carnival at Rome
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Foreign Items.

The x-Emperor of Austria wishes to return to
Vienna, after having abdcated The new Empe-
ror refuses his permission. The Committee of Fl
nance, from whom the Minister had demanded
100000, will not grant more than 50,OOOOOO
1t is said that propositions have come to hand for
the surrender of Presburg.
Prague has been again the scene of bloodshed,
though not to a serious extent.
Reports have arrived that KOssuth has been pro-
claimed King of Hungary, under the title of Louis
w.
A new Carlist insurrection has broken out at
Salamanca, in Spain. NarvaZ has triumphed, and
quis of Cumbres Altos, Master of Horse, and Col.
Vassalo, gentleman in waiting, discovered intrigu-
ing against the Government.
A new line of steamers is projected to run be-
tween Dublin and America, to be called The
Shamrock Line
Capt. Knight of the New World, has declined,
on principle, to receive the medal of the Humane
Society.
The PIRATES OF MoRocCo.-It has been ru-
mored, that in consequence of the daring pitch to
which the pirates the coast of Morocco have
carried their lawless avocations, the British Com
mander will visit Tangier for the purpose of de-
handing satisfaction from the Emperor of Mo-
rocco.
In a segar shop in Parliament street, London,
the following notice is posted: " Credit given to
gentlemen, but cash expected from members of Par
lament.
Louis Philippe it is said, has gone to live at East
Cowes Castle in the Isle of Wight.
An engine of ten horse power is exhibiting in
London, worked by the vapor OF perchloride.
Dean Packenham, (of St, Patrck's, Dubn,)
broher-in-laW of the Duke of Wellington, is to be
Bishop Of Down and Connor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
Late Domestic News.

Late UomoDuo NoWo.
The following items of news we take from last
evenings Picayune:
From the Baltimore Americana
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 8, P M.-Railrodd Col
hs,On and Accident.-The train of cars from Balti-
more this morning came in collision with the cars
going out from this city, near Gray's Ferry Tbs
shock was very severe, stunning the passengers
very much. Mr.. Boyer, who resides in Southwark,
was thrown out of his seat The wheels of the car
run over both his legs and broke them, besides in
turing him otherwise. The cause of the accident
Is not stated.
PITTsBuRG, Jan. 15.-Flood in the Rirer, &C.
The river here has risen feet within the last ten
hours, and is still rising rapidly. We are in fearful
apprehensions of destructive flood. The weather
has moderated very much.
Jan. 10, P. M.-LoSs Of the Steamer Empire
Stcte-Later News from the Sandwich Islands
God rom Cdl,tornia-The splendid steamer En-
pre- state caught fire at her landing i'll Fall River
on Saturday night, and continued TO burn till IL
O'Clock on Sunday morning, when the flames were
extlnguished BY scuttling her. The fire originated
in the forward part of the boat having caught from
stove. The hull is nearly destroyed, but the en-
CINE stands erect, and it is thought has sustained
but little damage. The hull is to be towed to New
York, for the purpose of being rebuilt. She was
insured in the different New York and Philadelphia
offices to the amount of hundred thousand dol
lars, which it is believed will nearly cover The entire
loss. Her original cost was one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars All the silver and much of the
other valuable property on board was saved. While
the boat was burning, Capt. Comstock and another
person broke through the ice and We're badly in
jured, barely escaping with their lives.
An arrival at New Bedford brings dates from the
Sandwich Islands to the I'd of September. The
accounts from California had produced The greatest
excitement among the inhabitants. The brig Pepu
arrived at Honolulu in fourteen days with cargo
of gold dust. Many of the inhabitants there were
pre!aring go California. Three vessels, filled
with passengers, had already gone, taking with
them one thousand pick-axes.
Two hundred foreigners had left the Sandwich
Islands for the gold reg ons, and many others were
soon to follow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

SLEIGHTNG WITH A TiGER.-A novel exhibition
was presented in Washington street and on the
Neck yesterday, which drew off attention for a
time from the racers. Herr Driesbach made his
appearance in an elegant sleigh with his pet tiger
by his sde-not the tiger of English comedies, but
bona fide four-legged tiger. He seemed to enjoy
the sleighng highly and leaped upon his master,
licking his face and showing other signs of excite
ment. Driesbach had to slap him several times to
keep him off. After astonishing the city, Driesbach
taking him into one the apartments, invited gen.
tlemen to walk in and be introduced but there
were few who seemed anxious to avail themselves
of the opportunity Boston Transcript
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE Jan. 22.-Auived, steamer Glencoe, with
400 Sheep and 30 Beeves. There no alteration quo
tations. Prices-Beef 6DSc D Id Hogs, 5(051ac p
ID Sheep. 1904 so o head Mich Cows, 25Ds50 q
head; Hay. $lA0sl5 D ton Corn, 45G050c. y bushel
Oats BIC. % bushe Bran 6OGO70c q 100 ID Oi-cake
81 D 100 ib.
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Memoranda :

Towboat Panther lowed down and the 10Th inst
ships Milan and Jessore and schr, 5. NJ VAIN.
Ship Gen Berry reports On the nth instant, ship
ashore the Tortugas, with manmast gone, apparently
aban Toned.
Steamship Palmetto reports On the 2lst instant off Tim
berer Island schoones Diadem and VIM Bryan for this
port At the Bar bound up, brig Brazil 50 days from Rio,
and a bark from Beth. Alton coming up with bark,
brig and schr AT the Bar coming up chooners
Desdemona and Cohasset
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
Superior Barber and Servant.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

}. A. BEARD, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, January g. 70 o'cock-Wi be sold at Banks
l. Arcade
The rHe PATRICK aged rs excellent Barber
superior body fully guaranteed
prescribed by law.
Terms-Cash.
of sale before j. R. Beard p expense of the pur
haser. inna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

DY II. Il II M I Z u d , AUCIOHetr.
yATILL Daily, JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Canal Camp ard Magazine
general OF DRY GOODS consisting part of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERSEYS,
etc., IA lso--..
HATS, Boots, Shoes HARDWARE Cutlery large variety
OF FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable
Trade. TERMS cash.
N. Liberal Cash Advances consignments
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewery
disc generally. OF en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

Music IN IowA.-In the official report of taxable
personal property in the new State 80 piano fores
are mentioned, valued at S4 596
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

OPPOSITION TO LAw.-Mchae McGrath, charged with
resisting and striking Waterman Geo Caleb upon the latter
attempting TO him Tor being drunk and distu bng The
peace yesterday before the Fist District by
Recorder Genois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
McALIsTER's- ALL-HEALING OINTMENT

NesIuIes ftIspITduoH IN rag system. -
ID this those through which Ma
Id ture off the impurities within and thus relieves
the body of disease. Ii thus that Consumption
Feves Scrotula, EysipPlas, Asthma, Salt Rheum Sick
Headache. Quinsy Sore Throat Rheumatism Scad Head
Pains he Chest Side and Back Dyspepsia Posons Sore
Breast Deafness Cutaneous Eruptons. Sore Eyes lnam
nation of the Bowels Kidneys and Rran Burns Chilbans
Piles, Worms Agues Cold Feet Liver Complaints Ulcers
and all Fever Sores. lDamUatOns OF kind For sale
ny THE AGENTS, Dr. E E. hyde Diamonds Buildings
and Estelle streets and G. N MORRISON, IL Magazine
stT la19 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Lawrence Storr and Andrew
Radwick, accused OF striking Edward Nj SmOot Satur
day last, and threatening and stick they had
his peson yesterday locked in the Second NUM-
cIpality watch-ho
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND HORSE STEALING
Thos keegan yesterday arrested by the Second Munich
pay police charged with striking Simon R0mke with
stone, and with stealing morse from the premises of John
kppes Delod street. which stolen on the 18th inst
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STEAMBOATS,.

TS sci Sss rPA1 TqSsp I'D
I'M Re RPEg RR9 an WssBes
master, will positively leave above. Forzssssss.k
apply on board at R HyhE ss 6 Th ES Or
N. B.-The Commodore Peny is an entirely new boat and
draws only feet waer. ia23
x 70 Le2zs THIS p pay, Tuesday 28d at 1 P M. pos.
FoR LOUISVILLE Cincinnati and Pitsburg.-Ths
sH ps'Sse Gon si @ase
freight or passage having unsurpassed Accommodation
apply. on board. at Poydras street wharf, ort
passenger packet othe above trade and will freight
Memphis, Paducah, Evansville etc. ja93
ok ST s and PITS
butg-Ihe splendid sq qd,r y 1, f1S5-;nn sg
MAN, Capt. Cunningham receiving sSssz1sssss1ss
freight, and will leave above For freight passage haV
ing unsurpassed accommodations apply on board at Poydas
HYDE & OGLEsBY, 70 Poydras street..
meet with no delay Jazz
SSR g e 1fa T WsE ps;Ia 6! p 2h a
i5RSd AZ a5sgE Wn
H Hapf a1 s sbove o ss sn
Pws a TO 9E i % at PPg o1sIs,
n BThe John Hancock is Of very light dr Dt al and
will meet with no detention. jazz
t6R e G2s EWERSFs sI!. 21;h
steamer JOHN ns ADAMS 5ssf RAit onss
leave above For freight apply board al
f0ydF's street "h'f H9 Il oeLEsBy 70 poyda. ST.
NBrThe John Adams an entirely new boat. built sx-
pressly for the Cincinnati trade. jazz
Z tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama ~ :.
F FGccfRs as~ .i!a%sl E. Ed a oGDEN
h'eney Ed mae now and MI gsse as
W. ~ '"iio sioe'' C. O|,, r,SpJ
to- TO Ieape TUESDAY, sd inst. at So PM
FOR MOBILE from the New Canal and Pontchartran
fs:!s Il 3 f. s. ~ Rs Ssss
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade, cabin all ooms) viii leave the New
Canal above. landing the Ponchartran Railroad for
n B-FIeght received at tie New Basin SIN Warehouse un
til O'Clock, P, M. on the day OF departure,
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
ia3O WINGATE Il Brennan. ~ Poydras St
TT To ieaue THURSDAY. 18th inst. at p M pos
E'oR LOUISVILLE. Cincinnati, Evansville, etc.-The
esn Tine 1eH III esaHt p day. d passenger
Paace receiving ght and will leave zzss.sssEk
above For freight or passage having unsurpassed
| HYDE
N, B.-The Hiram Powers draws only % inches. Ship
and pasengen may rely on her reaching her destination
e-ry-, To ksege WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
nor ST. .OUIS. Memphis and In :emed- r. -
~ ate LsndngsmSI LOFTS PaGREITm
LIZA STEWART Capt TSeo .f Bn!deaa
having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board,
'''D = 'N'as s~'e.' HYDE oGLEsBY, Ia Poydras st
y. B.. The E. S. being very igh' ;drausht, will meet
with no detention, and run throughout the season jal5
~ e L.ggs WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
Iandng; on ths A5sspsas R,yeImThe FINE
leave as above For flesht or passage S Apply -
on board foot of royd5as street, orto 80
Jas orto HYDE & OGLESBY II Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

CAUTION TO JURYMEN-Judge McCaleb, presiding il
the IT, Circuit Court yesterday ordered three gentlemen
summoned as Jurors who failed comply with the sum
mons to pay tine of $40 and the costs of attachment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
CONSUMPTION Durable.

"COME reader will ask Whst it possible to repro
- duce Lungs that gone 2 Certainly not. But a
cicatree form and the patient will recover. ',4ndraL
% years eSperen in the Medical Poesen 1see Dpomas
at his Office attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
CHEST-COnsumption Asthma Splitting of Blood, Sore
of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis, Night Sweats and other Diseases OF Debility
(See Testimonials in the Daily Crescent Jan. I2h l849
References giveL TO numerous patients in this city
Dr. L. will take pleasure examining the Chest and his
first consultation free, al 1877 Poydras street js20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

THIRD MUNICLPALITV COUNCIL.-Ths body did not
meet last night The next meeting will be held 9onday
evening next pursuant to adjournment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

~ Our Readers requested notice me advertise
mems Of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAViDS PLASTER the page paper. These
cnt remedies sold only by sCoVlL MEAD lib CharIss
street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

sr Preveative-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
the Preventives of Cholera Clean
DRAWERS SOCKS Obtained, both good and
cheap, LEIGHTON's Gentemen's Furnishing Store No.
Rpval stree dis
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Medical, Law and Miscellaneous Library.

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