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Trw osrpAEs Avn BaysNs- stssn.hp ohiocTr.m
New Orlssrs Nessrs 1hcs n Lacy Tallon, u III CRAZE
Ihos james, u grrnisor, Asrcn. Anderson. Mr
Craras G Nsrrou. John Havafd Richter Henry Cold
irr MS Iiier Durrsn Nrs Carr xre Alexander budi
FE Truby, " North: puthili. a Hamilton, Turn-
rcrt Meade. futile, " n Hsfdie, Leith Nr Ne
,uyth. n Allihsrt A hcEae, Mr. Grimes, Corwin
~ kose Felt, Bates ogden, Mrs q kecfe, u Ls-
JCcrrsr, MI surroc, u Cvtler Hsikins W Swetysr
Ysst 1hcrnine,sn, n Rcsth, Badger. Badger, Mrs
Jcrfsr, n Bfealey.
rtrn Hs,srs. ssssis van5ettei. J n varsefbelt vr
TairchiS Benrique Meyer, Henrilues Seymour Os-
CpsHtysTsV- Stearsli ~ sou.hsrner-Mrs Buchey, Yrs
frost. Mrs. A BOYLE L. Bowie, Chishe'n j n Ian
dcf, J fowler. Werbell n " NeavsT, COLLINS
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milling ct 81 a. and the residue fer export private
ter Corn rather easier The sales were
10000 bushels, at o0c Gle for new southern and
Northern mixed and yellow 6lhe 62c. fer old Mixed
&c Q Csc for old Northern and Southern yellow; and
eOc Gle for southern white. Canadian Peas Were
reported better with sales Of 200 bushels to 60 out
of the market 1t 81. Oats in fair demand, at
steady prices Rye was rather easier, with sales of
500 bushels, at ole. . 6l5<c.
CoTToN The market continues in Q very excited
state and higher prices than at any previous period
during the season have been paid to day. The sales
800 bales The rates paying very irregular,
some sales having been made at figures, but the
average Of prices IL "a to q above the quotations
given below, which lind impossible to adjust cor
rectly, Be unsettled Is the market.
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IHrrtn BhGs steamer Uhe Tor asvsns chsres Pana.
qrtr g 'hr,e celesA 40 m esr 70 insure &c safe nd
l.a,etts ,ra saes VITO viii proceed asstto Ssa fran
miscellaneous.
scpH nsnV rA1rTHsoS. from Bostcu. AZ Pha lelphia.
On -, p o. ssisy go tearing y - ~ e. su,af
lusisiutt otltr isn.sso d lrifus amount.
cAr,.n osr,, eolsSsn "a master e ~ , ~, se,:
ht Mnls tts ta,e pst. ihrous the s9nse dnrnS ts
80 Ts,s sht UatoBsi A. orois RE- Tucscrnsek
:u'ei;i Ehi6T. '''''''
si.arn ten Mr rs Smith. sssn, q u3ssrsrt,'rs a,
$40 ur q ssir O 1heuuson, asherc ~ thlt place Lad
leah ls a.uT ,.s g, = * yer esrrsl 'sa TIE cora
s., sr III ~ =, :. IA In ,se nsSt eeurss 81 Ltss
tt,s.-s,,toa Advertiser.
Isr.cr,p- AZ lttins,en. ssth ut. - MrJw Cor.
~ efr,t itcnsd. sc Is owned y he'srs Ansel DALI.
~ whnienen.
New bedford stL ,ir Barclay Estn Pssise Ocean
toid stesf th, voysss SPIKE Arr "a on cust, eeeh
I nss. f, aa.r 70 S O., p st ss s ssS
rs ss ave ;sg ss .s sSi' L..
2tos, wn bsasr, e L1nS - s'l - .,,, S,,,,,,.,
csfd,,r r,sts, Aus tsud for Nantucket. 400 ne 4.
OIL keTorj In July. about the Cslhpsgos sip Emerald
lis ssliy Ann. M srsiss Nay si,h. Of New Holland.
SGCase. ~ oS, y,rps Hero s,srtgcs Nan. 80 tsls.
NJ 's,s,' So. Sem s esrriSs sSsy w esssa
With whale. Also d. tark Bynn, Rcd from falklands
lsiards bourd home, viii Pc tbs Gill; SVolt oibbne
aud ~ seal slnt.
Shr Kentucky frcm Boston Cor New Orleans Dec - lat =
bah L5wer whitney hence day. for Rum Ksy, Dec "a
h1t 1,Ssh i1a,t Ha from Savannah. via Newport. for
New N,rh. Jan .. Pm, netr watch ntll. -
hts gee VI s., ,hositE rcd Shi,s aSs We ,,nsl
viN tso kue tails in H. vas rasted Dee 10 AN LAT w.
kn09.
ros ostwoss,..
Ssutr cid Uunie', ttuce for alfcrra vas passed Dec
~ Pm % 81 len ~, " the tsrh Louise Careiae.
srrttd ror the der steam, 9TH sl sells set
slir BsuTtcn. DAva Bath tsspt 81 Tor Saa Fran
tthr To fio,i'srs iei Ntrtueket,. Bldvir. from
or ess nole tAus l Cor saa frAasisco Oct 49, on the
Foreign Porrs.
caNTos. Sen 2 shrs Rsdusa Barrier from Nf'rk une'
Cueida trtasty, Do de.
C,EtrShs, De liar tsrts Maria Hersey Hall. Ia
tor tuas Chnofd, SAres, Nlofh' Nichols, Nichols,
Baths Madeira Hsffu fliladclrhia sd bart Mary
lov Ell TiCtd NAtarrhs sclr II Bsker Mclaughlin, Va
vsrs sGth tirs seics Lspfhtr, Bestcn' 26th Dutch,
Etgfivtry Sssrspcr Cras Ecvarc, wording. BcasH 18th
Gaihs. Dutham Baths incline, Church, llsysra eld Hd
lrirs Amy, wimirston; Cordoys, Nicterson
Jroyidenee; iith Walton, Banyett Nfofh Tangier,
Tstb. WfnirsUn (snt Their sccount says Bosfcnl
CURmro IVES. Coast " Airical Oct s-No Am vessel IN
CnNrrIcos Zee 2cArr tris Sarah williams Gott Boz
tob. -
Iris nsty ssrfia rsrhcr. Philadelptis.
bte - Arr chip heefpia tsl New YORK. and sailed for
Bstssa, Dee zp-Arr t,rs Joshus Brssdcu, Brasdcn,
Bcston; lTg. selrcse how're asry kcn, Farrow.
Bath Bripeiefhof Crochtr tarhias Hibernis Elliott
Fcftlstt dan bsrts Eushcth! Shsnhland. Phil; Little
, pc, fapE ...0 & r 1--WE s.or csss,ss
Cotrtfs winchsr, path vaLsesa smith do sehr Forest
krE Ousied. NYcfti "a ships Philadelphia tsl Gala
sttr fhiadsiPhia VIA Charleston ana ssraansh u aaTs
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CorFrE.--Ths arket exhibits no material change,
FrsH The novemsn ut in Mass. mackersl is but
deIse they held ct Sl2 for No Is IS for No. rs
ard Sc rs for No IS OF dry cod there were sales Of
Frurr.-Thtre is nothing Of moment doing. while
prices generally are steady Holders Of rsisins are
about l0Co0 Of which some 600 in poor order
FRyenrs We have no change to note In rates,
while moderate eDssgsments continue to be made at
ton ut l6d. or -four at Is ed for grain, AID was
about the rate for corn and IFS. Cd for ashes To
London there continued fair demand at 2Is. I'd for
heavy goods 2s for naval stores and -four, and at 4s
for beef To avre. cent for cotton continued cur
rent.
HAr--There fair shipping demand for this ar
ticle, and sales Of North River made to mode
rate extent. ut SO q 90 cts.
LIAp-The market was Grmer, with sales of Galena
Irmr was ratl err better with fair demand to go
OF the market, and sales OF common Thomaston were
made at 93c
MoL.ssrs Prices remain the same as last quoted
the transactions are not large.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market Is dull, and, in the alb
SERGE Of Gales, we omit quotations.
OL.--ln linseed there Is more doing, and market
slightly frner About 5000 gallons of at
7e sec for English and American.
PRousions --forkThe sales aggregated 500 bbls at
IS SO IS 62f for prime snd Sll 80 for mess in small
lots, Beef dull 1T Sc for prime and s. so 50 foe
country mess prime mess was held az Sl6 Beef
ham. were in good demand with sales of 300 bbl, part
at Sl3 balance private terms Lard was better, with
Gales Of $50 bills, at 6H csc and 400 kegs, at
lee cut Meats Sales of 40 hhds hams and shoul-
ders at 7kc 200 hbds dry salted hams, to arrive,
on private terms. Butter and cheese was without
change and dull
R,cE continues quiet, with . steady feeling the
part Of holders the range is So a So ~.
SEFp--Roush fax continues scarce; for good par
cells Of American 81 so 81 SIS would be paid
SUcsRs.-Ihe movement embraces 200 hhas Cubs,
speculation at and 200 do, for refining, at
private bargain.
WHISKY. The market continued steady with sales
Of 2o0 bb;s Prison. Mt 26a 26sic and so Penn. at
case drudge was dull, at Zoe, time.
KLoEIrIs or PEopUcE ny RAILROAD YEsrERDAy.-
rio fg
wool les boxes cheese 25 do poultry rs dressed hogs
CO do. she. 13 bills sshes. "a do whiskey Hoasa-
325 packages butter 294 boxes cheese % bales
wool, 20 boxes poultry. ll3 dressed hogs lol bb.s.
whisky, "a do. ashes, e3 bbs provisions.
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The New York assembly Committees.
Commerce aud gation-Messrs Allen Yanderzee,
Canols-Mestrs Mclean, Lewis, Burroughs Newkirk,
q. Allen and n artin
Rad eads-siessrs Storey Horton, Wilson, Leaven.
worth Leslie
Benks and Insurance Co 's-Messrs. Wilson, Horton
Napderzee Raymond aud Barrett
T,ro 7htrds and Thee. tttihs Hs-Messrs. Pratt,
Kingsley, koon, Shepard aud Park
Cohtses &c -Alsssrs. Burroughs, Cushman, Mott,
Gilbert, Jermain.
Difference Msssrs Fiske, L Sheldon, J. p Davis,
More and Mott.
Privileges and Elections Nl.s'rs Dinnsry, Mcintosh,
4. Robinson Monroe, and Waters
PefEoas Of .1iis1s-M'ssrs Busb, Pierson, Brewer,
Hesse and Durfse
Erection and oisioH IF Towls and Counti's- Msssrs,
Oseu. Mcintosh. Cushuap irish. and Woodruff.
Claims Messrs Root Ltlsud Thomas, Wheeler, aud
Internal. Goir Of Tolcns aud Counties Law
renee ions. Burnham 'ieene, aud Alley.
hescet Colleges, 9e-a esirs. better. fstt, Farier,
Citi,s and "a lagos Ne,r Goddsrd, Fowler Allison,
Baker, and Harmon
Neskhk, J. ". Aleu- ana Nauhorn.
7rsas and Man'J Gcuurs essrs. Fox Noxon j..
sfote Prisons Me,s,s Ward. Thomas, Dean, W. +.
Robertson 81 Richardson
Ensrossed Bills Messrs Peck Snedpker, Corey, Lott,
MiIta- Ne'srs Monroe, Pickett Hubs, Dox aud
Reds and BRIDGES -Msssrs L. D. Smith, Bishop.
Lyon. Young and white.
Public Lands-M essrs Bovine Fox, yickery, Clsrk
and Provost
Indian .4fsirs-Messrs Andrews. overhiser, j. r.
Davis Spragus. aud Hall
Cha, Gbie and Rel gsous Societies Messrs. Winslow
Trait, Chandler, "a her aud Taught
.fgrteuhTe Messrs GrshsLa, Sn0deker, Winsl Sw,
Mclean and sill.
Expiring Lars Messr.. L. W. Smith Peck, Fo yler,
Cowtr, aud Gardner.
Pablo Prinffng-Messrs. Little Dodge Brownell Goa.
and Woods
Expenditure Of Erecu,ir, Drpsrtmsni- Messrs Church.
Hicks. Wing BIsdford. ana Lady
EIpendifuTs Of the House uessrs l. Sheldon. Scud-
der A. Ayery,J. Allen, and Fullerton.
Judiciary Messrs A. Greene. Dipuey L. d Smith.
Ford Bacon, w. II. Robertson, aud rosusend
JOINT Li5rDy-Messrs. fTuyn, church Fisks. Bowen,
Yaruum
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N arrle0,

announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths
act iasevfed, unless duly authenticated and pad fer
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Nv SsTckLP, NJ D seerctArio'.
Ducrnk YnrRsELr rRIrArrLY-rnR 8 crnra

~ ~ Of the Pocket Asculs pins Every One Dis
Jwn Phyfician Twenty fourth EDITION. vita one hunsred
srFrayFs. hesing Private Dissses and Of
the CsnsIsve System, IN every OF aad orn Nina
totrE ~ d Ciadpate Of the University Of Pennsylvania
SIC Nsfogs ietms 81 scene stsscs sssit
casts of tie lrosste Sand iupotsucv solitary ush Of
Youth are sitnuy asgibed ava AL he recipes in
aiu isreuafe The ciartar sell Aimee, aud Seminal
Nefhness worthy 81 particular top and shaai
fcho ~ every me louf Who have ,fen
A. CONTRACTING ocnee q. placing
Ne care 81 htr doctor b. natter what hs nay
b. te cory 81 thts truly Usstui work vsunG
We eit parienltrg those contemplating icst
hift OF cturutr home without copy ~ the Soct- eu-
Inf SEES captains ana perssns 10 rhgui
pr founE. rtatisc on Marriage. The footst scnspu OF
livery tne Tie Own fhyticn any perto ssu1ns
hye cents enclosed IN ttsr will receive one copy os
tock - mail vil he Tor dollar
dtcss DR.. WA. YOUNG iJ2 spruce street. philadsphia.
sud Tor sale ~ strnger Townsend az rosiway New
lgrt
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Political Intelligence.

EITCTf o. THE GoyERNoS % .,AssAcHUssrrs-Tt 9
egisature on the eth instant in equence Of tue
taiure 10 elect Governor snd Llsutenant Governor
by the people proceeded To fhr election Of thote
Gers. George y. Briggs aUd John Reed were declared
t both branches Of that body TO be elected Tor the
suing political year.
MAINLAND WuMor PRoyIss.-A series Of
resolutions introduced in the Maryland House OF
Delegates on the 5th instant, by Mr errick (~hig)
debating that state in ieeiirg position aud all the
features q her constitution and in her Laws essen
Southern State They protrrt against the restriction
oFtlayery the slave trade In the District Of Coum.
kis as the State Of Maryland designed nor did
the general government the tin. Of the cesson
template ulrR OF the sovereignty the District
Columbia TO the detTment of the local institutions Of
that state
MIsssGE oF G0vEbHoR CRfrrrSDrN KESrrcKv.-
T e mes sEe Of Governor CFittenden to the Legis-
10 ure a Kentucky has come e. hand For br-vity
s1d A. IL very ike that Of General
taylor After viewing the nsncial condition 81 the
STATE az recommending chan the code Of prsc-
rco az the state, he winds vita incO or
sibie hint az the slavery question, at the time
pronouncibg euoRv upon toe blessing, TO ksntucky
81 The Ierp~tuity Of the Union
NV tFfstN lTsrsi 90 The legislature % New
Jertsy assembled at Trsntsn. yesterday Among the
Ioort PFC nent Quvst0us O. b. acted upon will
general tspking law geusrpl rnilroaf las; law re-
Isang he exclusive puvi.ges u the united canal aud
Ialrta ompanisr; g,EetsI p,aag road Law, laH
alioStug per cent interest wh~n specially con-
tractsd Tor; the establishing - free sch ,oi syttctn
throughout the STATE. general laSs authorzirg ago
cist,ts Ter Insurance, Tor uintug and foe by
oallc; IN toWnshipsi and hoasebod eXem Ptioa las
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stanton. ste ~ iuia,s hssl eft Legacy ~ some
eifht thousand dcIsrs 90 The A. e $, for pur7ecs q
tGucaticn IN Liberia.
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with ali Its contents There was an insurance of

with ali Its contents There insurance of $1,000
In the Franklin Company. of Phiiad@phia.
A new western candidate, from Western Maryland,
fer United States Senator is brought before the
wings st Annapolis in the person Of Richard Potts Of
Frederick. formerly State Senator
Further letters from Rio state that Capt. Whitman
of the bark Martin w Brett not removed by the
American consul but having had disagreement mt With
DIR. Van Camp, who was principal owner Of the bark
he gave up the vessel at Rio receiving $500 from
the Doctor and that the American consul then placed
officers on board
Our police, yesterday, surprised and captured nest
Of thieves and recovered large stock Of stolen goods
which were in possession Of old offender, formerly
known as MIR Lscky Barry
THE MARRErs-In the Baltimore market yesterday there
sale Of $40 bbs Howard street hour at ~ Io-some
holders deelinr The receipts OF grain
continue Small sas OF red wheat at 81 81 o..
and hi at % 81 Sales Of SO viii 70
So yellow, Maryland 80 81 Oati 81 80
cents There at the scales day 05O head OF
Leeyes about which sold city butchers
al prices from 81 so t. the
hoof being equal 10 SIS 81 net. and So
800 driven TO other markets. and the balance
main unseld. included in the number sold extra
reeves when sold at So equal 50 20 100 lbs
The market, to- day. for hogs quite active. We IGote
them at SIS 50 p per 100 lbs which Is advance.
The following the sales the Stock Boacd
Sl6oO is, 67. ll% 100 do Ill; sou Md 6s lbs tOt
City o. go l03si @shs Merch Bank 9s; 10 do Kali
road, hA.
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Cotton Crahe.

The movement in this article in the ports of the
United States up TO the latest dates in each Of the
PAST THREE yesrs. were as annexed -
MoVENtNTs CT CorIoN IHE UNITED Sr.TYs.
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M irusrr TO srrAL Iur PAr.ss ~ Trr P,aEu,v
So dasiTg attsmtt sAs made a week OF trO
pce, O. hisn she eyideno- gwen biore the Coroa-T
jury IN ihe iEtkuan Gaze Sugpo,iug that the sri.
0euce vas IN TIE .s.ssiop ~ the turontr hs orice
va. entered aud hs dess aud fhi- forced open Iist
81 The v.tIsrsrs "a the cA-v csr.ird OF but tire
document wanted vas hot thsTe B8si5H T,srrltr,
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NO CUEf, No CHARGy DIR. MURPHY. OF 81 1OtD
~ ctr o. eevotes all his time 20 the treatment o. private
tesse Re, cured On three ave days or refrst
the nstey. Houtt 7 A. N. &c ~ P.k.
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n ARITImE INTELLIaEN OE

Port OF New York, Jan. ., 1850.
.........7 q NOON RISES. 80
80. -. -. & IS HIGH wArKR.... Is
Geographic.
See general column for the latest Marine Intelligence
ax,t.
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GlhlNAL NEAKNEss. FERlLITY. so-TBs ONLY
~ truo treatment auscurc. with and invarahs fnor-
Hstcn ~ nsstuftatfpn, s~ Hutton ense 10
eontared Dr. Rarhs Prsctcal Private Trsas 9TH edit
vici street. -
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n y y \ y T, T
tod"hpd fools esssft that there y M cure for
tcdnB rrosirati deb gnhOod
tons susions, denm trersns. tie doui5n-
hut they al be efscfuay. cured by Watts
Nervors id0s. and that trial viii prove
facts ard that tie such thing old
ductd ~ ycuthfut folly A. has spsoic
hrdn and assert, ~ithout fear q that liz
10 the most I0uoffu wonderful medeius Ia.
been discovered 81 ftr by uai 20 Talbot watts Gs
tsu street. WI ly test the truth az this Gi .rement ~
found tecual the viii be thas
tie afflicted. preserve hi nooe g. have done In
t ur 20 max. 10 known, and shall not ksep repeat
thst Which every one who tres 6nds y be the truth
ITAENENANk ACADEMY or MEDICINE -THg
Inaugural Atdress Of The President. John Gray d,
VII Re delivered before the Academy, Hore Chapel.
bsdway Wednesday. JaLusry 9TH. a, halt past sevea
o'clock. r n The friends Of Homeopathy all pers,ns
interested In the prcgess % edcs seience are 20
attend by order 81 the Academy.
P.rwE ND ,sssrc,,,,.,
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: ZOO REwARp-cRosspA sPEcIrIc, sIY-

= Snn REWARD.-CROSskAk sPgCIrIgs My
SOVO tvre for the Of sonorrhes' Ofsl rrmediss
discovered for the above plant this
tain; makes speedy and permanent without the
lsset restriction In se drink exposure change in april
cation 20 busiAess The proprietor challenges enals
Of recent goncrha 20 BE- brought which mxturs
viii net raes fcreiturc of $40 Many
two dsys sold AZ the prus store T3 Broadway q
Chambers street also No. 10 Actor House; fvosi
vsy. and 100 FULTON street.. corner 81 william.
nR. COOPER, Ia DUANE STREET, EAs, ron THp
Isst fourteen ye,s .ontned his rfaetcs 70 the treat
ment OF uercursl ard other diseases Of dccAe
He can cure the Aggravated sssao ~
Mid csscs removed 4, I've 70 I've ssvs. eve =
sccharwe
lR. JOHNSON. NO. 10 DUANE STREET eo wuun
Known IN The tre.tmsrt % delicate dire..erT Doo
tors reputation tor skill IN tAoee hxcnred that hevs
e1ittcd TOT ye,rs IL tflent,
brought on By secret ha ect- .liv entea u.-.sssses
cured IN fourdsv..
nR. MORRISON Is CoNFIDENvIAIIY roSsrrrro
~ On an diseases 20 delicate
ue enables bin 20 cure without mercury rsssnt ar,
cured from three % ss days Structures ana smioa .sh
ness h invsshy cures See hs Lonees ma in HE
ofhoe. pa. Fulton street " ~
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DE- kAlLrI, AuTnok OF rsE PRACTICAL PAT

~ yste Trsstife se " Greenuieh strssc-f "a ho.,s
so A. ~, stosrN. (sundavs cxoersSdi Tho.s 80
stpy IN the early sssss wiz surprised al shs r.pisv
sue htte ibeonvetence attending their etrs oeay.
hgvevsf those Who have suffered sm pee-
Pc Nho Gao properly appreciate srictuys
ontts nst ~ trcriert Aivancea and address,
rs tafs iron unooEmcn advantages very offensive
pscte Le csn saord rspd, easy ind rsdos which
be BIS grounds tor SEATING be shtsinos sthss
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1Frrtn rhGs 81 Uhie. Havana chsrres Pana
rrd Chsts. ~ ciofs - e herald ohce i2Jh Jan ~
o'clock erier tie and
deigtfy Letters n1i gartss aprriEl all
have oacc VITO will proceed direct 20 fran
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pathv and support for the future are due to the
vital interests which it faithfully serves, and the
character which it seeks to establish.
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