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$500 Es EW IEs.

$aoO sEWAgsED.
d ANYWAY from the subcrber,
III living in Hampstead County, Ar ~
kansas, in the month of September LEAy
last. negro man named Edmund. xszExN
He is about 25 years oId--a bright Il
muiatto-has straight hair, and is "'<azzAsezaaae
about five feet ten inches in height He reads
web and speaks quick. Said boy was raises, in
this state. The last that was heard from him he
was in Dallas County in this state. He is proba-
bly, endeavoring to get TO Missouri or Illinois |
will give fifty dollars reward for his apprehension
and confinement in some Jail, so that car get HIM:
or one hundred dollars if delivered to me.
NICHOLAS TRAMMEI.
Hampstead County, July %, 1880 [3Otf
Little Rock Gazette & Democrat, ard Van
Buren, Inte!Igencer will publish three times each,
and forward bill to this Office for collection
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El AUNE@o
llsagENIls4NyE lls

E. BOURNE, DENTAL SURGEON,
TTAVING permanently located in Camden for
Z TIE practice of DENTISTRY, will spend a parl
of his time in Washington for the same purpose
He Hatters himself that he can con vince those
that are in need of dental operation, Il at he is
capable and qualified to serve them faithfully and
to their satisfaction. He can be consulted 1t all
hours except when profe ssouaily engaged, by
calling at Schaer's Hotel.
Aug l. lSA9-30
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TIAVlNG associated ihems elves in the practice
Ill OF Medicine, Offer their professional services
to the citizens of washington and the vicinity
DR. Gray will be found al his residence, in Wash
ington, unless professionally engaged. DR.. Con.
way, at his plant a,i1n, four milts west of WASH
ington.
n. 3 In all difficult Gases. their joint ara.
ton will he given, without extra charge.
April !, l849. I5-tf
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LAW DEPARTMENT.:

rfon E. w. VI. KING, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Law.
Hon Y. ID, BARRY Professor of Commercial Jr-
risprudence.
TrsMs--T50 per session.
All communications pertaining to this Depart
ment must be addressed to r. w. M. KING, Esq
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 1880.
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scH00l. ROCKS

of the latest and most approved authors and eaI,
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Works, Cicero, Virgil, Sallust, Jacobs first Greek
Reader, Arnolds lst and I'd Greek and Lal!n
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Mrs Lincoln's Natural Philosophy, Chambers Ed-
ucationa Course, Elements of Chemistry by me
same, MandevilIe's Course oil Reading
1St Cd. 3G 4,h and 5,h Readers, Grigg x Eliiotts
lst, I'd, Sd, 4th AMI 5th Readers, Parieys ISL 20
and Sd Book of History. With great number
of others too tedious to mention, selected ''o,l'
catalogue prepared by the Principals oi the Ma'e
and Female Seminary of this place.
A large and select assortment OF sta'iopeIS' , p
Fine Cap and Post Ruled Paper Record n raper
Billet Paper, Quilts Inkstands, Steel rens ana
Holders, Sand Boxes, Blank Books OF all k'nos'
Copv Books States and Pencils, Office Pencils
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Paper, a very superior quality.
Washington, August 90, lo49 -33-tf
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New store ~ Fulton.

New store ~ Fulton.
MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE & co.
A RE now receiving and opening large and
IA we'll assorted stock Of goods suited to this
market, which have been selected with great care
in Boston and New York, and are now offered to
purchasers at as low prices and as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising Staple and
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Carpenters Tools, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
COLLINS, LITTLE & co
Fulton, Ark, Feb. 8, lS46-o
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"GB@DHA~ -
AND SEsAE 10 II r. ke Y.

WILL IAMS & BURT
TTAvE Just opened al their Drag Store' a gen.
eral assortment of
vALuABLAND PoPJLAa BOOKS,
su;tabe FOR family libraries and schools; and also
GENERAL and we'll selected stock of
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Their stock consists in part Of
SPLENDID LIBRARY EDITIONS
of the following British Poets all beautifully Mus,
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fhe Poetical Works Of Rogers, Campbell Iiop.,
oomery, Lamb and Kirk White with sPenu,o n,.
snaravnos. Poetical Works OF Mrs Hen1ans' Ei'i-
ton' Young, Gray, Beattie, Collins, hehet' Cfaooe'
Pollock and Shakespeare p..
poets of America--Amea's POEMS bryah'
works. Gr;swods Female Poets on, o. .-sJ
Reads Female Poets of America WINS 0"o'e'
and miscellaneous Poems and fsose o1As'
S.v,s Political Econemy, Goldsmith hn'ma'ea
N.ture Remarkable Events in the History OF
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Prascott,s Corouest of Mexico, Conquest OF fern,
Saars Wonders of the World, Sears Fic'or'a'
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Macaulav'sHistory of England fhisps, C"F'aH'
Grattan and Emmets Speeches, Burders Hei'g'
ons Ceremonies. Ruschenberger's Natural History,
Mexican W ar and its Heroes. Gen. Taylor anu
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Military Heroes of the Revolution with Narrative
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Grims.,aw's History of the United States, France
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Willis Prose Works, Ninevah and Its Remains
American Manual, Bigand's Natural fils'ofy'
Wits patrick Henry. Living Orators Of America,
Nanoleon and his Marshals Washington and the
Generals of the Revolution, Conlbe on the Con,
stitution of Man, Combe's Phrenoogy. splendid
large Family Bibles, Polyglot and Pocket Bibles
of every variety, Campbelrs Hymns Missouri
Harmony, Wayland's Elements of Moral Science
a large number of miniature volumes designed ior
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Ere sih Drugs,
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Il O tICe

Fulton, April lst, 1850. II
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DIR. J. G. GRAY
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, August 3, 1850
The Democratic Conrenfion- Division of Parties
Nomination # Mabs Turner.
The Convention OF the Democracy Of Baltimore
which met yesterday afternoon, for the second
time, 10 endeavor to organize and proceed to the
nomination Of candidate for the mayoralty, at.
ter continuing in session until O'Clock last night,
broke Up IN a row, though " may be truly said that
the whole session YVES Cbr continuous row. The
delegates consisted of 50 friends OF the nomination
of J. MabuD Turner, aud 90 opposed to Turner,
though divided among several candidates From
the Fourth ward there were Two sets OF delegates
claiming seats one set 10 favor 81 Turner aud the
ether opposed to hun. The settling Of the night to
these seats. IN wbch rested the nomination
1'ctiCn of Mr. Tuner was the cause Of the diff
Gully, and a more perfect specimen OF Pandemo-
MUM On n small scale could not have been pro-
duotd.
At9 o'clock, the Turner delegates withdrew
from The convention, aud proceeding 10 public
house IN the nrighbOrhood, re.organized They
then Admitted To srais the five Turner delegates
from the Fouuh ward. and also hive from the
Thirteenth ward, favorable to Mr.. Turner. max
ing IN sll nifty hive dslegfiess clear majority Of
the whole CONVENTION. J Mahury Turner, Esq,
was then declared by acclamstiou the nominee OF
the democracy of Baltimore tor the mayoralty A
commute APPOINTED to draft an address to the
people andH band uf music ~ attendance, escorted
The conNe niion, with about 200 Others to the resi-
dsnre Of the numin,e. lie informed Of his
nominal ob, accepted II IN brief speech, and nvi-
ted all bands TO q most bountiiul entertainment
prepared for the occasion, aud two barrels of the
test Monungshela was used up in twtnkling, be.
sides plentiful supply of the subetantials.
On the withdrawal Of the Turner delegates, the
balance Of the convention Immediately ADMITTED
the opycsing claimants nom the Fourth ward, and
Adjourned until Monday afternoon next, so that the
friends of Maize Turner, the mutton. butcher, have
stolen amarch on their opponents. II " now evil
dent that there will be two more democratic can
didatss. and probably two whig and one temper
so hal Inn -
This difficulty, ., " conceded on all hands. will
give the wings the may orally, and ruin the
prospect e the democracy to elect their candidate
for governor.
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stesmer-ohio. Bro~n. san Frsroisco.
shipsEEiise Brsm) Gausn Bremen. HenoNsn UntArt;
htmaa Sc john @s sshsr D Va
xsrs Jordsp s sesy Vs ea S2Sw a,Os @oIIsg
charleston Dunhrm : pmo1
Nc; Thenss ws,ers Msrshmae. Phiiaaelpaa; Potomac,
sosgIs-N,,s.u, Edward. M.asa.M Freeman Co;
Taylor; Yates, savannah; D Ellis Harnsp 'hsrlo,ton;
ebant Coach Kiehnond Harret 1al'ok Eiwsi Norfolk;
Ann. Hopkins Petersburg Lucy white Torrey, Boston
eoa and re- "t faeE sao SS with
% BAH Snt.ag tgl KSgT Bristol 40 days with iron and
II;;rg no snee forhins. Calais. 2 dya,.
hrss spsssq N o. I.' a' csi. is's si;y,
Ere hs Ss,ST' wa%lna srJ1 sa rsSu ys
Big isung Mocurey, Calais % d.,s
lumber $40 ssh 70 Scuie WHITES 60. ''' '''A
Ser Issn Psr @ sPs 9.,s
s sssr e, la,in Lord; ElssV r,h: DAYS.
81. %ssgsIt, Ssns. ISiss DAY. o''
ssS5 s;%rss. !;SSs. New HssfSr az; days.
s sesT sGsS ssa h.as s dass IS a
sshr traveller Abbott Barsoi days for Dalsm.re put
sehr Ispi. pcdise: Predmors, James River, days
sebr NAY TlgTtT. hOssins: nashiss. days.
ss sssI pl,i.4s Ssss, tss: 4
ssir E1Sh. nrs smith S MsoSias ,i % . sa Say'
sehr Rough and Ready, -, Aaehia. 10 days.
sekr Ashland, Yates, Bangor, IL days.
Sclr Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Boston, days.
Schr J Cooley b Co. Eldridge. Boston, days.
Sohr - nfrer. -, Passport, z Gays.
eclr henry FrtelinF. augusta. days.
Schr jacob Hudson smith, with from ship
rogs, ashore Fire Island.
Sloop Charles, Rhodes, Providence, 2dAys
Below.
BIZ brig Herbert, from oporto.
sailed.
Ship W Fhnpin, Norris Gal Eeston.
AUe. 5-wiud 1t sunrise. calm meridian. Me- and lght
sen calm.
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acter that all submission to him is out Of the ques
uon. Chnst Church is the principal and most
wealthy Episcopal Church, in the city ,aud DIR Johns,
ihelT pastor, deservedy stands at the head of the
whole Protestant clergy of the cy, TO elo-
quence, ability and ardent, bat modest pl-ty The
Bishop worsblps with crosses, hinges and candles,
and the difficulty arises rom lher refusing To al
low him To ohcldte in Christ Church with what
they consider idolatIous mummeIes.
Van Banker, the police officer, who was killed
on Friday night last was stabbed by his wiie's SIS
ter, whilst engaged In beating her husband The
decreased was drunk Al the time when he attacked
his broihe in-law Robert Scott, who, being "A very
weak and sickly man was receiving hard treat
msnt al V D's hands, when his wife rusned out
and stabbed V. ID with knife in the right side,
causing his death in short time. The parties
gave themselves up and special exa rinalion will
take place tomorrow before the CITY Court
Two large ships, one named the Susan L. FitZ
gerald, aud the other the A. l.. Lawrence were
tunched at high water on Saturday; The former
froni'lhc yard cf Messrs Foster X Booze, and the
latter from the yard of Messrs Fitzgerald, Booth &c
leo. Both vessels are fine specimens of Baltimore
marine aichile cture.
The murder of Mr. Henry Hammond, at Penny
mansvlle, in Hartford county, on Thursday last is
the subject Of much speculation. He was, at the
tlnle he was shot, surrounded by bis chdTen IN the
garden; and il is now openly avowed that the deed
was done by brother the avenger of his sister
iuin The sister had, on the morning of the deed,
confessed to her brothers, that Mr.. Hammond was
the father of the child she was expecting to give
birth TO- They loaded their guns and proceeded to
the vicinity of his residence, where they seen,
but no one saw the gun fired.
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Death Of Com Jones-Cuy Mortatty--HeWy
Ciay--The Opoa-Stocks, &c.


Death Of Com Jones-City Mortahty--Hewy
Clay--Ihe Opoa-Saocks, &c.
1t with great regret that announce the death
of Commodore Jacob Jones, one of the bravest and
ACCOMPLISHED officers which this country Ia 8
ever produced. He died at bis residence in this
city, at late hour on Saturday night las-full of
Years, and full of honors. Commodores Barron
and Stewart were his seniors in the navy. Ipre-
sumo he will be inferred in the burial ground al.
tacbed to the Naval Asylum, where now repose
the remains of Porter Elliot, and other illustous
heroes.
There appears to be no dmnuton in our bills Of
mortality. Last week the number of deaths in the
city and districts amounted TO 2S5, viz. adults,
SO children, 1872
The Hon. Henry Clay will reach here at nine
O'Clock this evening, in the boat from b iltimore.
The veteran patriot orator, and statesman, will be
warmly welcomed by the great mass of our cit-
zeDs, without distinction of party. The defeat of
its opponents. They are willing nov TO concede
that the bill was conceived in spirit of wisdom
and concession, and was in every respect calcu-
lated TO settle the great questions growing out of
The slavery issue; Mr.. Clay will start for New
York, on Wedne sday.
The Chestnut Street Theatre is now undergoing
renovaiing process. 1t is understood that Max
Marstzek has become the sub-lessee of this estab-
lishment. He will commence his operate season
about the middle of Septe mber, with Truff, Ber-
tucca, Benedeth, &c. If the is not too
long, and the company not too expensive, Max
may clear by the speculation about seventy-iive
dollar per night in specie funds for the sxlali
to be driven out of circulation in this blessed
commonwealth after the 2lst of August
The Continental Guards, of Brooklyn, made
their appearance in streets this afternoon.
They look like serviceabe body of men.
Scarcely anything is doing at the Stock Boards
oday prices dropping. Bulls and bears are alike
holding on fer the next news from California and
Europe.
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TeleSlaIlhIcR H. uaI1s

, nkw oRLtANs. August / 1850.
IRE r"s OF tohncco during the last three DAYS
itotho particulars Suppressed, prtces ho~ev,-
a. nm NO IN prostmsut ia Gotten sinre hs A.in'-
bs"s afri"o flour Is rfnl deprecated. aud / 900
hbiS were ID pP'd 10 Boston y.strrIty; ordiu.ry
brand, are ~ "a so Lew a. bette prices. sams
new wheat so'd yesterday at use. Freg hts TO Liver
poo, 5lsd Tor cotton To Boston zoe.
80 BALTIMORE August 1850
The honr sales sun up 900 bbls Ci5y mills at So
90 train Is unchanged. $50 breves w-rr offered
80 driven 10 PhiiadeiDhia; 40O sold at 81 % 50 on
the ho'f Equal To 81 so a So nett
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BALTIMORE, August 5, 1850.
- - -. k-...AII. a.

Great efforts are making to quiet the storm that
has broken out among the democracy. relative to
the nomination for the mayoralty. The seceders
from the convention, who nominated >. msyoury
Tuner, seem disposed 10 stand by their nominee,
whilst Major Watkins, his principal oppcnent TOT
the nomination, invites him 10 Withdraw IN favor OF
zone new man, whose name has not YET oeen
mentioned. The parties are To held separate meet
inqs, to-day, for the purpose Of deliberaton.
The three Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, 10 whom was referred The ong-standing
difficulty between Bishop Whungham, OF Mary
land Gnd the pastor aud congregation OF Christ
Cbnrch OF this city have refused 10 take any action
in the matter. The congregation and pastor Of
this church hold Bishop Nottingham 10 such utter
couteup, both .s TO his privsts and clerical char
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MARKETS ELsEwBEaE.

rrurArsrsmA. Arrus' A-thu horrd-ll shares Gernan-
t.vn Bsnt o. 60 repnsyIysria kailrcad ~ d. union
Bsth, Tenn. OK I do Nsthhl ksif.sd, n7iF Sftnp
SIR NJ Gards. g. 6T 10 sscoHe Eo1rdlo shs aeading
Eaitae 2fA Sitp Csmden Aubo' ksi'reai ", p shs
Penn, ssnis Rsrosd Az SEQ state &c. s ~ DO. Girsrd
Bspt,I
DOMESTIC MAHKkrs.
ppu.prt,ps August 5.-Tnis has been another
quiet dsy The ssi.s Of cotton quite sms osiug
to the current high rates In -four aud grsin. no
charge Tb.i. 10 same little iuguiry Ter provisions at
previous figures whitley " at S6c ior bbls and 3sc
Ter hkds
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ON "wednesday evening, July 81. by the Rev wm.
w. EVtrts. MIR ALBKKr W ADAns. To Miss ElizAssrH
daughter II Francis Lac Count. all of this ely
- va h"nuAy August b, ut rrinity Church by the
he' hr Hobart. the Rev WILL ~ I LEECn. d I. u
vice piipc'pal Of hcGll college Montreal 10 ELi1A
eldest daughter OF the late Rev Robert Easton Mon
tral
On Monday. August s, at Trinity Church, by the
Rev DR. weston Mr.. Wa. DsGAN. Of Brooklyn, to
hts LAURA YOUNG. OF Augusta, Georgia.
u'mRia papers p'eaSp copy.
On houdas. August o. by tke Rev. VIM. STAIRS, MI
GRAIL ,oNEsY Jr to Miss MARr j., daughter OF the
late John .. Sullivan ED all of this city.
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TO SAN. FRor NEW YORK.

IT. SAIL fKOf NEW YORK.
RON ACRES
Empire city,f Wilson. Aug Is
Cher, zee, 7 Mindle, Aug Is
Getrria. Porter. Aug Is
Philadelpllis. tPearsen, une
Cres City, 7 Stoddsra, uno
Ohio. schenek, una
IT, touch Mt Sorthamp-
ton. Eng) en- route " Brs-
mon.
tThe Empire City, Crescent
City, Chernk ee. and Phiiadel-
phin. touch at kingston. ia
maic,
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noon. August 4. after a severe and

On Sunday afternoon. August 4, after a severe and
pro,rHreu Illness. EDWARD A riNKER, aged "a years.
HE relatives aud friends and thoso of his uncle,
Daniel Constock especially iDviei TO attend his
funeral from his late restence lsj Cherry street, at
40 clock thu afternoon.
On sunday August T. after long and severe illness
Fanny v wife OF Homer riltoD, aged 90 years, A
mont hs. and 10 Gays
rne fri. sds of h. family and those of her sons Al
bert H., George f.. Edward L. and Lawson Tilton,
are respectfully invited TO attend funeral from her
late fesid-sce icy LIE Roy street thd day ruesday)
at O clock p. NJ. will out further invitation Her
mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
Boston papers please copy.
On Sun lay. August a. ArsA r. HERBEEr, wife OF
Charles Z. Herbert.
Funeral to take place on Tuesday 9th inst at half
wood Cemetery Friends of the family, aud members
ofst johns (Mssonic Lodge, No. l, are respectfully
Philsd-phia papers please copy
Suddenly. on Monday August 9, Mrs. W'NrREp, wife
Of Joseph Hare. aged IS years
III. relatives and fie of the family and members
Of Ark Lodge, No IS I. o. OF o. ~ and those OF the
to sstens her funeral without further invitation
Tuesday the 9th inst ut 10 O'Clock from her late resi-
dence. So Mott street.
On Monday, August s. CYRUS D.. infant son of Corne-
illus ana Pho ebe Van Sickle aged year months, and
Is days. 4
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from No I62 Bar
row street this DAY CTussdayl, at o'clock A. M.
On Monday, August 6, ANS BURNETT, wife OF John
r. Burnett aged 70 years. and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, Wednesday a
Essex street. without further invitation.
on Monday, August 9, EDWARD H. LrIsosroS, aged
So years
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral from 81 Catharne street, at o'clock P. VI.
On Monday afternoon, August 5, JoHS, youngest son
of Peter and Louisa L. Bissen, aged year and
months
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at s O'Clock from
0s West Twenty eighth street near Eighth avenue.
On Thursday, July 4 at Sagua la Grande, Cuba, Mr..
JAMS GBREATH, OF cholera, in the 25sh year OF bis
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10 SAIL FOR NEW YORK.

FpOM CRAGENs
0ecrris, ! Porter. July ~
Cherokee, Nirdle. uly -
PhiisaelrhiG. Pearson, unc
EruTfi's titN, Wilson. une
OAIc,i Schtnck. rBe
Cree Niiy. Studdard. une
TO leave Soui hampton,
(Enfl ON the Eith Of each
month.
7 The Ohio ana Ge0r,na
touch NJ Charleston. ssvan-
sab, Hevnna, ard \ Orleans,
AVID connect with the Falcon.
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nEDICAL.

- ~ 49,
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on private aissssss prscts. Of shsee. years thrss
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Dk,hoERIsos IL CONSULTED ON vExxRsAS
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cured T.. *. r.s.. x. ss.s. e. III
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