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Black Bombaznss, Apacss and Orleans, fine
Black Moussslne e aines Black BsIeges all quRlitssi
Black Silks, Widows Silks, Lace Wells and Hndkerehesi
black Embroidered CaIubre Handkerchief;
Black Printed Borticred Hgndkerchiefs
Black and White Lawns Black and White Caleoesi
English Clouded Calico; Black aud White Chine Cling hams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black Aiophanes and Minows' Grapes;
White Grape and Ariophanesi Black Silk Tue;
Read Lodi Plhin Black CalicOss,
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into ianurnsrabls frgrents. IS Il bv some un.se..

into ianumerabls fragments, as il BY some unseea
power.
II we consider the course taken by the iee-held.
the helplessness Of the human beings whom It
held involved in IFS terrible gripe, and the moment
at which It released them It appears to as that the
expression Of Sir James Ross scarcely savoss Of
hyperboe. This was, indeed : a miracle ~
Snch and so great are the peris oe the Arctic
Seas. or what avail can Il be to hazard a15 more
lives in such region2 We do not speak Of any
rational precautions that may be taken to convey
assistance to Sir John Fraaklin aud his party. Is
any further scheme can be devised likely to be
attended with practical benefit to the missing expe
dition, by all means let it be carried out. Bat
when this question shall have been set at rest icf
eyer-as We hope, BY the return Of the gallant
fFanklin and his cempanicns--let Us hear no more
Of Arctic expeditions. Enough, ard more Than
enough, has already been done. We trrst that
amy Government will for the future discounfeuance
such mad attempts, which ars productive only of a
great waste Of money, and el what is Of far more
importance, Of much and useless sscrfce Of vaIua-
| bic bues. Ia how much better situation would
| the world have been at the present rnoment lad
the money and life wasted upon these mad expedi-
tons been devoted to a more rasioaai nsethod Of
| eifecting the same objects. Suppose foF a no
ment the available means wasted upon Arctic Wy
ages bad been spent upon opening 4 passage
| through the Isthnus Of Panama
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r lssTRRAG54.. - sTQRAGl.

{ bki4EANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, jRst
- a6o1e j55G, and FOReher street. 6gessR Julia and
81 J2seph The subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
W. recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
Nafenouse expressly for the storage of coffee making il
equal m point of safety from damage if not SUPERIOR TO the
very pest W arehouse in the city His price for storage will
Ds ne same as last season, viz: &C. . bag per month He has
also room Ior lhe storage of every description Of Merchandise
the lowest rates.
E5 Tobacco and other merchandise baled and epaeked
at the shortest notice. lng4 Gml EEN p REARn
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THOMAS BKADY.

THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARITIES sTREET.
~ Or he f day Of November t,Weshal tha
Store No. p Chartrss street, directly opp oeb
IADlGQ-ae esnssn best quality Manila Indigo, tor sale
= Y A. " COCHRAN 3 QQli n TehapptNhlas 81
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COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
TIVE ENTIRE INTEREST in the CQFFE-HOUSE
No. a9E TchGHptt0HLdS street, the corner ..A
Of julia street, known the " "MeChaniCs' and .if
DTRymen's Retreat" together with the HOUSE, I
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to the same The WV ~
House doing good business, is in good location for
Bo0rdiHg House and is fully furnished for the
For particulars apply the premises or to B. GlllOOLH
at the corner OF st. Joseph and Tchouptoulas Streets
N H. The House offered for sale in consequence Of the
owner having two coffee houses d3l If
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


BANKS ARCADE. Magazine street -.
TTNHE subscriber having recently reurnlshea and m
4 painted TINS welkn9wn m ana central e5lannmsn s l
OF city and transient hoarders The pleasant and
and their Tables shall at all times be furnished with the best
te market affords They return ler thanks the public for
specLtniiy solicit CONTINUANCE % q the , same. ~.
BOARDING HOUSE.
No. 121 GR.4VIER STREET, Gctween 50. Charles
and CaroHdaet, one door from Garner ot CaroHdeSt
WI friends and die public tlaf she CONTINUES in the
ibove eligible location occupied by her during the
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
long eSpeneRce, and the very desirable and convenient
give eutie satisfaction all who favor her with their
ERATE. d1O 1yd&W
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
T'HE sgbseIibeT respectfully lqyites the patronage o.
he supply the wants Of the Transient Nisers to i
Montgomery as well as any Of his eompellt9g Those
MEALS AT ALI Hours 70 suit The arnva and depeInFf q
constantly in attendance, convey to and from the
boats the free Of charge The accommodations are
reduced 59ie, offer additional nducemens to the travelling
and pains viii be spared to render the stay OF Vse pleas
Dii aas5 ~ d&Wa IL WIZ c. A. ABERCRoMBIE.
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTO.HIIO USE yaJED FR0.TT SITS,
WILL be opened for the reception of BOARD 49,.
FUiRNfsHEp ROOMS iof Families and Single iii
Gentlemen TABLE-the best the market will afford. ssk-
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation Of city and transient Board
Ii is of the most healthy and airy situations Ia ht
c and pains will be spared TO render those who may stop
with him comfortable.
cgy~ Faithful and attentive Servants.
TERNs-as reasonable as any establishment Of the kind il
| the city jail d&Wul b. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
| AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND HESTAU.
| RANT. No. al ST. CEH.4RLES STREET.
TgNHE subscriber beg leave to inform his friend
and the public that lie has thoroughly re. jl5SA n
painted and repaired his establishment, and Willy ~
| cBen il for their accommodation NJ onday, $sSRg
Sept g. Having made extensive alterations and w.
| - - inprOv in the Cooking Department, af
t&A fOrling much greater facilities than formerly, h
yzA trusts 10 be able to his patrons with ever
LIZ thing in his line in style unequaed by any Res
| tauraut In the city. lie ha- made ErTanzemt for q
aConstint supply of OYSTERS from the chcsc- grte :
est Beds OF the Gut and the Lakes, and bis Table az
| will always be supplied with the bet ST AXIS
| Fs-r- CHOPS. FISH GAME, etc, together II
"a l2eyerY delcacy 10 be procuge! N the NeEgOl
s-s~An-2S@ leans markets. The BA r will be supple
| with WINES anl Liquors, PORTER, ALE, etc., Z
the very best brands carefully selected, His Cooks an
Walters will be second to more in the city aud he VIII
found awas al MS post that hls patrons receive pro
and polite attendance. Ia -h1r lie viii every c&eron
render his Saloon worthy Of the liberal support Il has htert
| received. tsep3 Gml JAMES CASSIDY.
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TIAAfi-i0 tlegeas ShaY's best Gugar.euFedf
IIPiNE APPLE CHEEHE--30 boxes
FlGh-lpQl ATngts Eieme Fgs % store and Jgf sale hy
;sa9 pAAsl RFppeAFoN, \, "a psmg 4,
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A LFRED MASON, Builder Of California Portable
"A Houses, etc. etc.-HOuses of good structure and 81
material viii be furnished by A. M reasonable terms. M
He will leave for San Francisco about the middle otA
April next and will attend the erection of the same ii
required. portion Of the be made payable in
San Francisco. y Orders left with C.. w. MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine streets, (whcre plans be seen) will
meet with prompt attention Premises ST. Charles street.
opposite the Commercial Exchange. d2S I'm
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TENHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
Il PERS is called to the Brooklyn Fre-pro9f VVareIopses
at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt Of Prode
for re-shpuent. Having 1900 feet frontage on lie River
with whaIves in front Of the lVarehouses, by which goods
Immediately conveyed without dagdge exposure 10
The Benter ample viii be found for the dschaTgng OF
Steamers and loading OF Ships Charges fixed at very
low rates. (as per tariff and every accommodation offered To
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
being the wish OF the Company TO equal the convenenCes
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in,
vited to visit the premises Qce Garner " Magazine aud
I. ]. CASEY, SeersieFg,
RefeFepnes~I, & q, Geddss, PAgs, FIest S Co., w.
Rsa4saT spil 4 y. sisASk es sl
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Telegraphed to the N. Y. Tribune is the follow
ing additional intelligence brought over by the Nj
apara;
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q. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
a., CORNER or .ws1an CORNER OF
Chs Old Stand,) II Ery (New Store
. O o T ND SS- II DE STORE
kers constantly hand every thing in his lne-incudng
great variety of Ladies' and Genemens Boots aud Shoes
aud viii sell at the lowest Cash Prices. share of public
Patronage is respectfully solicited ap7 1y
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
r. r.. FELL s. CO.-S4 COMMON ST. New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
NJ Lamps, Plated and Britannia Castors Can-S-gT9 2
Il dlesncks, Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters NAN
aaS Goods will be offered at low prices, and when LA
ioTths Country, packed in the safest manner nj Gm
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

EtARRIAGES-CAHR HRIA GES-Thesu subscribers have
- hand large and we-seeCied lssOr = lts1se =
ment OF ARRIAGS, and are constantly receiv E-esS
ing from the best Northern Manufactures, every z
Style and Variety Purchasers would do well to give Us
call. A. WOODRUFF & CO.,
o29 6ndNW IO5 ST Charles street
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CHARLES LEWIS.
IEaAHa a gaFW

NJ BBADNER SMITH, General Commission .lrer-
l ctGRt 80 GRAyIER STREET, is Commissioned to take
AanoWe ge1nents OF eds and Powers OF Attorney, Ad-
ElssicT Oats and 10 te Testimony and Proof OF Demands
u? agQntegi o thc GoyenQrs Of the following States viz
l,3!.ASN5p CQNylNSECTICUT NEW YORK, y Elv IER.
SltE, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS.
G0&SlE, dNDIANA, ILLINOIS MISSOURI, KEN.
TtLkE, Ten Nl1SSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
RIDA. o25 I'm
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BUSINESS CARDS.

( u, FULTON, Wkaiesate and RetGH Grocer, No
.. Now Leyee and No. y Tehonpiionlas 81
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b'uE Patronage that has been extended very be
rally the last seven years while Com ~Jsg-fe Il
mon street, has Induced the last to EIAs-iSZ
erect large building expressly for manuactu. 49,
ring and repairing CARR ages. We have now one of
the arges Shops in the Southern Country and prepared
with good Northern workmon, and the best OF Materials
but any style OF Carriage to order and guaranty them
years, II used in the country. We also better prepared
than ever before for REPAIRING CARRIAGES and
can restore them almost their original beauty and durah-
y although apparently worn out and useless We will pay
eght on Carriages sent repair We will also keep
hand an assortment of NEW and SECOND HAND CAR
RlAGES, which will be sold low Old Carriages taken in
trade for Jew We invite the attention of those
ing NEW CARRIAGES, their old ones repaired to call
our Mandatory and Repository and judge for hemseye
at the gt CfRAPIER aRd CIR O.Ei)E EIET SITS,
next door the Office Of the Commercial Water Works rear
OF the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
moyl2 6mdS w MATTHEW'S & DENMAN
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
A Tragedy In aIeyemeusisg = Funeral OF Com
Jcues. &c. &c.
Corcspotderee Of Ths Tribure.

fktLAOgbFHiA. fn>s1n~. auk -
A melsnchoiy TRAGEDY was enacted IN aoyane1.
sing lsst nigh. about O'clock Az Dick Manly,
notorious rowdy. was passing up Moyaleasins
Road, above Carpenter-st in company vito two
compsniors. DO was fred at BY some unseen psr-
son. The balls. tso in number, from the weapon.
missed him and his companions, and loiSed ia the
body Of Charles J. Armitsge, an interesting bog 10
years OF age who wss seated upon the steps OF bis
fathers house. His father is a blind maker, AMI 10
rsn.ed Thomas J. Armitsge. The htslo Sufferer
fingered until O'Clock this morning, when he ex-
PRED There Is rot the slightest cas to lead % the
arrest Of the perpetrators o, this deplO-abe murder.
The funeral Of the late Commodore Jones takes
Place tomorrow afternoon. He will be buried
with military honors.
The Brooklyn Continental Guards are looking az
the "lious" % day. Ths morning they were 70
ceived in independence Hall by Mayor Jones, and
welcomed to the City. Hon. HENRY CLAY s0
present The ceremonies were exceedingly inter
eating. The Guards will leave as tomorrow on
their return home.
There has been her rqu'ry for corroS bat hc6
ers Rave rot been sbed to r. Use cry improvement "a
prices sales ~ sbcu f0n bales Upland sni Nsv Odssns,
principally al lSd Sc b ID une. Tas FLevs msse<
usnd for expou IA limited; small let Of sound Old stock
evening made from new wheat as So bbc Liuissd
ses for city within the range OF our las q,
isfors sale, OF 100 bbs Of RYE FLouR I! 81 eel
srd zee bbs Coss MEAL al the ZANE price. We .ketb
well Supplied wiih rev WHEAT; tbs dsr and bowsserh
limited sid prices droopng saef Of 5000 bushels In
Gs ;sd ss S' s CD. ss r. md coed II s
bush Pennsylysnis Yellow IN store al CSC oArs-1o
bu,h old southern sod a, &c y eu'hsL WHISKY 10 in
SALES or srocKs -Fvs, Boars-6sch Nav. lei y Sch
E.nl III $50 eir,Is b. ~ 500 st.is Ca 100. See
Harrisburg RR g. sIii s2sa Reading RR. az.
Reed RI, 2il.
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I,ApIrs, TRAVELLING DRESSES.

LADIES' TRAVELLING DRESSES.
IIITCh COCK LEAOsEArEA 81 BroldwAy, cor
ttLeou,rdft b6vo on hand and selling cheap, 4
choice stock o. Goods suitable and indeed, m,aaAc1re1
expressly fof
LADIES TRAVELLING PRESSES,
Az SIX AMI Linen LasIes Lnen Chsm5fays, Llnsa Glng'
bsups Poplns Plain De Lsires Canton Grapes,
FRENCH MERINoS, cAsHAEREs, &c.
They also keep constantly on hAnd, large stock o
shirngs ard sheetDgs Of every quality the beat a. wei
The cheapest
LINENS, DAMAsKS, DIAPERS, NAPKINS.
or various makes be finest qualities, Is We. ~ eosrser
numbers
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRtPERIES,
MARSELLEs QUILTS WOODEN BLANKETS
MOURNING GOODS, ALL KINDS.
Together With large stock Of ladies' and gcn,lsnsn's
LINEN. AND LINEN CAMsRIC POCKET HAND.
KERcHlEFS
Which hey selling al grsA; bargains and every kidd
OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods an Ids
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BOOK TRADE.


THE LIVING AGE, no. 326.
DRICE ONLY III Cent.
HirSry OF Pottery and Poreelsin.
Wsaderngs N Chill and Peru.
Lordon GotSp.
Leisb Hgnrs All, biography.
The Queen's Of Spain
Rev Arhur Csrey.
Gs7phachs, or Summer months 10 Spain.
Fotss OF 4 Eaiurslis.
Diplomacy Of Ess'aad, p,rt
Htrlcirs q he Auth0r Of TfeI ai1e.
Death Of ST. Robert Peel
Pslrners.on and British Policy.
VsrcuI Shon Arieles
Subscription Sc.
This eIheneral c,cbpeuny produsics, bal eonilini
The gent OF ErguIt Le'saTe selected by Oae who Las
had lorg years q experisTce.
DEWITT DAVENPORT; Tribuns Buildings
Also tu received ire southern Literary Messenger for
August gen Of No.
Agency Tor al The Phls phla Magazines fsu7l D. ID
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= Kingston, Jam Circular says We
may mention that strenuous Efforts arc being mads
here to get the owners Of the American lius Of
Steamers at present in communication with this
lsard, to supply the deficiency Of interco1rse with
st Jago DO Cubs, &C created by the altered routes
Of the Royal Mail Conpsny's Steamers Repre-
sensations 10 that effect we are aware, are IN
oourse Of preparation. ard will perhaps be fo;-
vEded 10 New York BIZ the Cnerokes.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. EIercantile Library Association. IA usld
season, he library will BE- co1ed Tor tTo weeks
from hs p1rpose o. clearing, shaving Sc-
One OF the Librarians will be- constantly In enhance,
receive Outstanding volumes, which meabsf are eArnesly
requested ensure The cOectness q the
catalogue row 10 preparation. and 20 obvae ne ne-ets'Y
purchasing 5oof5 which may Otherwise ne coofdered az
nrf lsu5 vial q W OGDEN. Rec. Sec.
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,r,Hk sixth EXHIBITION Of he M....:h.

rVNHE SIXTH EXHIBITION Of the Aassschs'
1 sets Charitable Mechanic Assocsro1, Tor mo Gu
co1Tsgeueni Of usrufscinres and 1e heenane Ar. wiz
be opened Ii FLreul and Quincy has, IN ne ely OF Sos
ton on Wednesday, Sept II, 1854 -
The Government Of The Association, being vested with
Am nover TO male al Necessary sngeuen Tor ne 81
hhou respectfully invite snd soic lhe mechanics man
sisemrsrs srs and nvenoEs OF our county 10 oder for
xhhlrou ard premium all works Of ar eleuaiSd 70 pro-
u1cie the interests Of Mankind - -, -
Ms5a, tof gold or tlvoTl or honorary diplomat VII oe
,vsrSed a. The articles exhibited may deserve ana tno
pied themselves bat ne suiciess hnPeruAV
.haIl be observed IN tteir cisu6uton
Ireie Tor Premiums sh00ld be cent IN season 70 % re-
gisered BY The Receiving Clerk 81 quincy la ~ " 10
Persons wiship for more particular Information Previous
To the Tn Of September or Tor copies OF 70
VII please address the Secretary Of The Asocison tpon
paioL a. Boston. BY orde, Of NE GoveronerS
bsi Wkssys FRED T. SIMPSON. sec'y.
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THE HERO OF NEw-oRLEANs, AND


THE FRIEND or TIE UNION -Juit pu5Iahsd, ths
"a edition OF The Life and Public Services OF General
Andrew Jackson seventh President Of the United safes
including the most important Of s State Papss together
with The Eulogy delivered by Hon George Bancroft 81
John s. jenkins EGq Pr 40. Price In muslin or leather
binding, 81 %
B. Agents Wanted, to sell the above In all The
States Of tie Union Apply, (p0stpad) to
GEO. Il. DERRY hco; PubliIter,
J6t Main Al BuaAio.
Tie booi before va vel written and ai oay arranged b.
cgrsphy Of hero and patron whose service. % @
country and usukud second only 70 those Wshnston Az
thus history cannot "a 70 be reesed WITH aso " tls
comuu ~ hs LIFETIME the no 81 Of
pafrots tnr only welfare honor and glory Of h os'ei
country prve preside the tesine' OF ne ns
lion Al cs. uuke te prevent and vas his Voc- sini
he lac truape hrogeh the land, that awakened the Pss Of
e., coaaymeu the Tbs book comes 1N LNe q
voice f gave Of TIE mighty dead warning b coulip men OF
rsr arf nrt fraternity aui unon In addton % the
.lech Is fH- sah0 The book also contains "a
M a. .e tons from Psers % Gen Jackson ani ~ -
d. - urln tie r.us soder ald staissmt1, lowered D. Nc
Bnerrh Bethuue The ho has been gotten up IA 'iy
cred fst- me American pfesf' - a.-.1st q l.i n
Publishers uewsDs advertising the sn1v- ano for
vsro ne umper OF their paper with tns sdveraiems set
mskec will copy Of the book 81 Eau, or oeif-
efcd to heir order SUI II
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sEoUEL AND END OF sRAGELONNE
THE IRON MASK!

nRTHE FLATS AND ADVENTURES or RAOUL
ODE BACKBONE being HE enufe CONCLUSION Oi
To "Ihree Guardsmen,7 Twenty Yea, Aner," AID
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All petsors wlshing The two volumes, win please remit
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Ient by retgrn Of mall and The second volume VIII
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TO whom ali orders should be sedrsssei. For sale By
Booksellers ard News Agents In all The various cities Ard
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DissoLUrION ORPAR TNRRsatP.-

ntAsOLUTION OF PAR TNKEsH EP,-I heFe
- by siVe noce that the partnership here oors exsang
under It e nSme Of ASsUR WOLLOF, NinsgaT MAJ u
ecturera III Lbetyst Ne~York CITY has bcec citoy-
ed and All persons hereby Informed that s1e nol
responsbs for sny debts contracted IN ms name CT said
ffm ard thai shall hold ell debtors responsible who can
not show q discharge from me personsly -
New York City, august q, 1850. ASSURE ASsbR-
eu7 O.
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HrEyy.YORK srPRHNE cOURT-JAMEs WALLACE aessr'

zrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-JAdEs WALLACk a9stssf
~ HENHY BOLSTER lai otLsr--Is R-rs-saee q 4sefss
s1or.s Cc- stats Of New forE at expose 70
al, or e h DAY August lsj a, - Ocock N =; TIE hsr
sr. Erchars- the Of S-- fonE Al tho-e oaf certain
- o. osrl- SITUATE yns NJ eirt>-utH
d. TssAh Ward d he CT Of Nsr Ioff Eno-n .sd ssssa
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