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Arrivals at the PrineipM Hotels Yesterday.

MIRANDA. Frank Williams, R H Kerr, G w Erwin. s
WspR BuI re- Ballet ds 5GhI Wopar9 aHa
lax lady, child and MeT 3ss9, Es
want. ! Brandit,. Es Hart. 9 Henderson. u Baco
9 Davis, u sA Gen q N Graham, Il W Wsdds!l. Lcai,.
lama CAT Mclean ksan gsS q Clair VII;
y zsIsdissf HAVE; Johnson M Wilkins Mobile
Erwin. Kentucky + Campbell. Philadelphia DR. James
Burril w w Collins, Arkansas d Gildemister Bremen
ychnson, Knsm.n. New Orleans Caldwell james
Caldwell NsT Aq,k Be,nd !opissns Mhssven
81 Clair Wilson, Virginia Henry Parker. schr Star
CoTsJ sLREsT vnEAsDA. WIN Bossel a. Aug Rain.
Mr. Bech, Louis Duplex, Red River; H Jones, Baton
Rouge; E Feray, Donaldsonvle
Planters HOTRL... Thomas H Pitts, G Taylor B F
Taylor, Louisiana w 4 Harris Mobile Chas j Walker
New YORK l. Bradford. Port Hudson; Boiksn New
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CoMMUEICATRD.
What Causes the Pressure In the None y
Market At this Timey

What Causes the Pressure In the Money
Market At this Times
From observation we conclude that the country.
taken in the aggregate, never presented more
healthy and prosperous appearance. The crops
are fair in all sections of the country, and produce
of all kinds is selling at living, and even at prota
BILE rates, why then is there pressure in the
money market? We believe the reason is this ::
Money which should be local. has been turned into
Legitimate channels. The banks which should be
the disbursers of money in the cities where they
are located, have turned their funds into exchanges,
or they have gone into the hands of a few shavers
or spectators Thus the usual facilities of mer-
chants are in a great degree DESTROYED. Formerly
merchants of good standing could get their paper
discounted at the banks, by which they were ena-
bled to have what funds they required to carry on
their business without annoyance. But the banks
now refuse to discount the best of paper, and say
they have no money, while at the same time they
will sell you exchange at high rate. There are
men engaged in shaving paper, who are men Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-23

Extraordinary Dsciston. - The Chicago Tri-
buns states that colored man. recently arrested in
Hardin county, Illinois, as an escaped slave from
Kentucky upon warrant issued by magistrate
under the law Of this State, and brought before
Judge Denning on writ Of ha5sas corpus, has
been discharged, upon the ground that the said law
Is unconstitutional. The decision has produced so
much excitement, that the Judge has been induced
10 write IL out for publication and it will probably
make Il. appearance At an early day. The Tribune
says IT Is an able psper. containing clear state.
ment Of the entire question in issue, and the var.
Gus decisions Of the different Courts Of the country
bearing upon IT,"
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h The friends and aqualntances OF the late BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN BAXTER native Of New York; respectfully
invited attend his funeral from the Merchants Exchange
Of cusomhoOs Exchange Place. Afternoon, Thurs
day, October %, at o'clock.
n NevYork papers please copy.
On Wednesday. October 49, Captain CICERO DAVIS, a
native of Orange county, Newly
u Orange county IN Y papers please copy.
" His friends and acquaintancs attend his fnne
raj This Afternoon o'clock residence No. % Fer
dinand Third Municipality, wthou, further notice.
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TIE Elsctions.-The Baltimore papers publish
returns Of the Pennsylvania election, from twenty
eight counties, in which Bieler. democrat. gains
1879 votes. He 10 elected by very large ma.
iofity. Another dispatch says the whole demo
cratic ticket. with the exception of one Judge of
The Supreme Court, has been successful.
The Ohio election has resulted in the success
Of Wood. democrat, by a majority of 10000 votes
1t u said the free soil vote was cast for him, which
possibly may account for the result,
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Resigned. The Hon. John M. Delphi Mayor of
the city Of Louisville resigned his office of Mayor
on the 10th instant. The principal cause Of this
course was that an infinite number of duties has
been heaped upon his shoulders recently which did
not legitimately belong to him, and which caused
him serious annoyance and embarrassment. The
election for another Mayor was to take place on
the Doth instant.
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Government Order.-The Hon. G. M. Conrad,
Secretary of War, has issued orders to Capt. John
G. Long, commander Of the U. 8. frigate Missis-
sipp, to remain with his vessel two days at Quar-
antine, after her arrival there. The order was
granted at the request of the committee Of the
NewYork Common Council, who were selected te
make the necessary arrangements for the reception
Of Kossuth Preparations will therefore be made
to escort him up the Bay by fleet of steamers.
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MRS. JEFFRlEs has JUS, returned, and soil.

MRS, JEFFRlES has just returned, and soil
lvl the attention Of the ladies to her choice and
tensive sortment Of FRENCH MILLINERY and
"a FANCY GOODS, Cloaks, Sacks and Man. III
~ will open on Tue,day, October Is
@N She likewise begs 10 inform them that she has Just
opened a casa of fashionable STRAW HATS, tosether
with plendp sssortment Of oh RibboBs frnges. Laces
Buttons, Lace Gimps. and every variety o DIess Trim
minss which she 0en the lowest cash prices the
corner Of Camp and Julia streets. o23 TO-
CHEAP CARPETING A lot of superior
Hemp Carpeing, suitable for Hotels, Boarding Houses.
Steamboats, strong and durable, yard wide,
Gus patterns for twenty i've cents per yard sale BY
GREENFIELD HARRIS.
oct23 81 q Customhouse street.
SLAVES, SLAVES The public are hereby
- notified that have sold my entire interest in No 1877
Graviei street, known Slave Depot John T. Hatcher
and W. s. Chimney. Ny friends also in ormed that
M continue in the business: and be found at No.
pedido street, Banks Arcade. No " Bourbon street. or
at John Aliens Livery Stable, adjoining Paeides Varieties
Any communication addressed either Of the above
sss asW s @ '''"p' a' JAMES W. BoAsMAN.
CAkB. SODA-5O half bbls, landing and in
oas ' 3. y HART q CO . Tehosp,,oul.. st.
EPSON sALTS-50 bbls. landing from ship
~ A'''' 1'' s. iHsziER 4 co, - f.A..si...,....
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We are at trouble and expense in furnishing daily
continuous. and corrected report Of Steamboat Deparure,
Such notice give gratis all boats advertising with u.s.
or who may buy considerable number of papers. on
the day Of their departure We have employed young
man to receive advertising orders for papers. whom
give commission sales Any favors rendered agent
the river will be duly appreciated aud properly recproca
ted at fitting opportunity. We make this
rect any false impressions occasoned by the misrepresna
tons Of who have attempted inter.
fere with our agents business,
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BOARD o, HEALTH, Nsworlesn. Oct. %. 1851.

BOARD OF HEALTH. NewOreans Oct 30, 1851.
WHEREAS, information having been received
that incorrect concerning The health of ew
Orleans at this time in circulation npon the various routes
Leading this the Board Health feel that they
called on to inform all persons who interested this
city has been during the Season. and the
time entirely exempt any prevailing disease and The
Board take great peasu in being enabled inform the pub
Inc that all wishing visit this CITY, those who
risk.
fssoued therefore, That the city papers be requested to
publish the foregoing from the proceedings Of the
Board of Health. A, ID. CROSSMAN President
A HESTER, Secretary. OIL
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Rice Corn.-We saw sample of a new vegeta-
BILE in our market the other morning. 1t resembles
in appearance the common maze, or Indian corn,
being produced similarly, but had all the qualities
Of rice Maysville (Ky.) Post Boy.
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Mobile.-In order to allay the apprehension
which exaggered reports circulated throughout the
interior and abroad have created, the Board of
Health of the city of Mobile announce that there
is no epidemic yellow fever this dats in the city,
The number of cases, however, which have occur
red, their type and fatity make it proper that the
absentees who consider themselves liable to its at
tack should postpone their return.
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Gm. Foote. This energetic and devoted friend
Of the Union and the Compromise will, we under,
stand, 30 in our city again en- next Tuesday. II
gentlemen should no longer have apprehensions Of
IAN embarrassing POSITION" we hope our citizens
will then have an opportunity Of hearing his elo.
quent vindieation Of the patriots cause, of glo.
rioua Union sneered At, and patriotic Compromise
bitterly attacked.
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Aeknosledgments.-On last Tuesday night the
grand Holiday procession, numerous as an army,
and with brilliant display of transparences,
passed our Office, giving three cheers. Last night
The grand Winter procession, q very imposing and
Handsome affair, paid US the same compliment.
Thanks oil around. gentlemen; we are independ.
ent, censurng the wrong, but championing no spe.
ciai candidacy, and earnestly wishing well to fair.
minded, law.loving men.
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Henry Clay's Dondtion.-Henry Grionell, Esq,
OF NewYork city, received letter on the 18th
instant, inclosng check for $50-the contribu-
ton of Mr.. Clay towards the fund for the relief of
Father Mathew.
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Elections are great things in certain way.
Catch any Of your politicians in" an embarrassing
position" when they are progressing have taught,
their lesson!
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Death of am Edstor.-Henry A. Lees, Esq.,
editor of the Brooklyn IN. W Advertiser, died on
the 18th inst, Of a disease of the heart. His death
ia much lamented
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An Incident-After Mr.. Webster closed his
speech at Manchester N. H., the other day, free
soiler Kissed, whereupon full blooded democrat,
from the granite region, hazed the higher law"
man out of The crowd, telling him he was not fit to
ho thera
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or Our contemporary Of the Orleanian is fond
Of fun, and tho following i not bad illustration OF
ths way he has his joke:
Crsbs. To the /" Lady Of the Lake, . who eaye
~ the crabs, we return our acknowledgements.
To William. who came up yesterday on the
MEXICAN Gulf Railroad, and presented IN with thai
Creole cane, we return our thanks. q
We have not the courteous phraseoloev of the
True Dsta about such things. but our sincerity il
not lea earnest
We have employed "pnfiing edtor," in order
70 keep up with our contemporaries. His business
will be to announce how we are harassed bv
countless friends begging Us to pause before we
mercilessly ruin the State by our powerful edito.
rails; to intimate that hundreds are ready to stand
by us in our tremendous labors; TO beg the ladies'
TO give " peace; to intimate The propriety of du-
pcating that last bottle; to insnuate our unortu.
nate psrplexity Of being compelled to wear only
one new hat, when every hater in town insists, 10
the most friendly and positive way, that we shall
sport one Of bis stock; to allude indefinitely to
our confidential position with all the public men
worth talking about, and to speak of our affection
for them gloves, hats, canes, bouquets, political
opinions, the pleasure Of ten minutes chat, tho
honor Of visit, the delicacies Of lunch, the su
perior favor Of porables will all be noticed in the
most superior style. Our putting editor" is now
studying industriously. and is determined to show
himself something extra.
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Startling Disclosures.-A NswYork paper says
that Wilton, former man of business of Barnum, is
about TO publish some startling disclosures as to
certain transactions connected with the Lind con-
nay
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Child's Play.-Punch calls the performances OF
the Bateman girls in London mere child's play. A
good hit that.
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We arc indebted to the steamer California for
Louisville papers. The c. leaves for Nashville on
Saturday evening, at o'clock
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LelghtOss's
FIRST PREMIUM sT4IRT STnR 4
To the Ladies.

u Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage In her line Of happy her
friends and the pubii that she has Eayades
to 1888 st. Charles where prepared receive and
Ladies' and Children with the following ARTICLES Wit:
Shermn's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup.
PoRTERs, Dr. Banning's BODY BRACES, DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Betts' SUPPORT.
Frs. ID. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
n Hours Of attenduncs, in mornirg, A. Nj. till
o'clock r. Nj and in the evening, from till p, NJ.
ID Females will attendance to n and wait upon lsdes.
apis 2dp
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Jackson Rifles Ball.
" Psss ons wishing Ladiss Ticks the Ball
. p'a hand the names In TO Capt. Forno the Second NUM-
'paliy Hall Lieut. saomon Rsschs Jswsy so Chsrtrs
lraat. oca A.
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CNrNCLf2lg.

LOOk OIL CLOTH, MATING, Etc.
Nov on hand, large and fLe assortment of CARPETN6
IN such
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry, patterns
Hrus.els, 3py, Ingram, venetiau etc. etc.
window Shades, Hair Cloth Stair Rods.
Table and Piano Covers Rugs, Mats Mating, etc. etc.
Floor Oil Cloth, from to "a feet wids beautiful
| {. 20 6t2p A. BROUSSEAU 4 co "a fbsy,sys.,
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The Frigats MississYpi. -rhe steamer Roanoke,
which arrived al Norfolk on Sunday week, from
NewYotk, reports according to the Norfolk Her.
sld,) that the U. s. steamer Mississippi was seen
BY her of Sandy Hook. This must be mistake
else We would have heard from Der before this, via
NswYosk.
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Al 06~.-A telegnphic dispatch from Nash.
vile, Tenn, says:
An effort il being made to purchase a ,esidence
in this county, near the Hermitage and present il
to Kossuth and his companions, 10 induce them 10.
.ettle near the lale residence of Gen. Jackson,
One OF our citizens Offers to subscribe $500 and a
contingent subscription of $1,000.
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Cabinet Eax,.,alt,xa.e.

At the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
a An unusually fine assortment Of goods may
ound a. improved by constant rcspe
from the North and West Buyers viii find great
pcea the undersigned has positive
TO uno,srsfH every house IN trade.
OILS Imp WIN. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer, 81 Camp 1t,
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New Books,

From J. G. Morgan. Exchange Place.
MssrsRI.s o. FaEE MAsoxRY. By Capt VIM. MORGAN.
A cheap republication Of the celebrated Nor.
gan's Free Mason horrors. This is one OF those
publications which feed an unhealthy taste. Re.
spectable citizens, high in the Masonic Order,
have pronounced the work an infamous libel.
LlrE AND TIxEs or DAN MARBLE. Dewitt Davenport.
Dan Marble twas man of infinite jest" full
Of anecdote illustration, OVERLOOKING with humor,
life and good feeling the embodiment of good ma
tured enjoyment Falconbridge" has made q
worry readable gathering Of Dan Marbles Facetie
working them into network Of biography. They
have not, Of course, the same rich and telling
effect they had in the hands of i most capital
racostear, but they have in them the substance Of
nm honest laugh and hearty relish.
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j. G. MORGAN,S
LITERARY Depot,
Exchange p lace. adjoining The POs,.oaice.
n Further supplies. of
N EW ROCKS

co Received BY steamship Win6sld Scott
huLE AND MISRULE OF THE ENGLISH IN
AMERICA, by Judge Halliburton author Of Sam sies ETC.
FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES, by John
3. Spring a. ="
mEMOlS 8 OF THE QUEENS OF FRANCE, BY Mn
Forbes Bush.
THE lilly AND THE BEE: an Apologize of the
Cy stal Palace, BY Samuel Warren.
"A M ANUAL OF GOLD AND SILVER COINS OF
all NATIONS, BY J. R. Eckfsidt aud W. Z. Dubois
81 CRED STREAMS; or the Ancient and Modern His,
tory Of the Rissn OF the Bible, by Philip Henry Case
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THE LADY AND THE PRIEST, by Mrs. Mabsry,
THE sCOURGE OF THE OCEAN, By an Officer of
the U. O. Navy.
THE FATE. by James-ffe, III supply.
TIE QAMECOCK OF THE WILDERNESS: or The
Life and Times Of Dan Marble, BY Falconbridse.
THE MYSTERIES OF FREEMASONRY by Cant
WIN. Morgan.
GAZINRs:
rHE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. for October.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for October
I ikA5AM and SARTAIN'S MAGAZINES. for Nov.
7 HE LONDON LANCET foy Oct "a a,d1,W
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MOLNSSCS,

IN BARRELS and 25 half do. Sugar.house
~ and ReboiIed MOLASSES, in store and for sale in
10 10 to suit, at THE CRESCENT REFINERY,
l. Nos. 1871 and 1873 Commerce street.
FnuF dnoraa nh Tutio
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'si - " fn1ssph vdI = nppdtsl ~ h. saies Of
! sd}1 4 - esenha Jusiss's Coar. unupsesivs d
'ss5s 49, II - u1n1E &iants. sa sAl ol8
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THANKS TO OUR FRIENDSHIP the very
liberal announcement they have extended TO our
PAPER HANGINGS,
ANtS. Cans. etc.

AT WHOLESALE.
u 100 cases HATS comprising great variety Of SILK,
for by
iylS 2pd&W FROST CO. 10 Magazine At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-23

1aURsDAY MORNING, OCT q, 1851.
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severely ipjuring young Creole, Zone of the
mounted sn.)-was that done by wing.
II the fellows who committed the ou,rages COM
planned Of, were wings, would we moi, once in q
while, hear Of their disturbing democratic meet
ings and stonng democratic professions,
The Democratic Central Committee is plainly
Sinking the responsibility Of good citizenship and
the laws of courtesy. The thinking, sober men,
bers Of its own party will rebuke ii for its tone of
sneering Indifference to the outrages upon the
meetings and professions of whig citizens. Par
ties are fully responsible for such occurrences. If
bullies were not petted, paid and promised office,
| we should have few, or none, of such scenes We
hear it said to-day land shall examine into the
matter) that member of the very Democratic
Central Committee who write, or cause to be writ
ten, this letter, was prominent among the disturb
ers of the wing meeting at St. Mary's Market
That is commentary upon the text which will
properly be considered by good, law and order cit.
liens Of all parties.
Interference to the courtesies to be paid General
Foote, the Democratic Central Committee are
fearful that they might place the distng ushed
democratic Senator in an embarrassing position y
(Mr. Soue can explain what this means,. Il
looks to US as if the Committee were vastly more
fearful that they, themselves, would be placed in
much more embarrassing position" between
Soule and Downs, Compromise and ti-Compro
mise The Democratic Central Committee pro
honor designed Gen. Foote to Gen Downs, ant
insist that they ought to cooperate in electine
Gen. Downs to the United States Senate Tha,
is according to these very logical. courteous, sen
s'els gsntsmsn Of the Dsmee,ado Central Com,
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NKW YORK, October Ell n.
The Cotton market has been firm this morning,
with a moderate demand q. Sac. for Mddling Or
leans. Western Flour steady at ~ IS to "a O6
per Dbl Corn in fair request at 56tc. per bushel
for mixed Western. Sales of Mess Beef at % so
to $40 so per Dbl. The Stock market is de-
pressed, and U. S. 6 per cents, of 1867, have de-
clined tc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
ssidtioc acrid,tliebe GntfAciSnno.

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ter 9cuer om gcnta1 pcr ab Sa0en cas- Gutahtcu otr
@curt aus u6ir Symm'rs 2(pptlIaticn pen sanialicr
@auntp, wSttbts o0bin tautstc:-
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lS49, Suogment5 Ocer anoere 9iens auf
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ben, bic Ufte Don lS43, Su umsebsn, bctitet,
"eine Ufte, UNI 8cpOrSu9unecn BEL ueber
fbrebun9cn ju perbiucern," nuII une ni6ti9
lino
2. 9oG Die GsnrtniB non Der SdtEln9s.
urfibi9tcit Sur 3dt ais oa5 SuenmeEt ,t.
9e9ebCn miro. an ii9 feIbt Elm @eusS IN
Don Der 4bGdt, oicfe Ufte 5u um9ebcn.
3. @Cnu ober Der ShuIoner mi.fi6
sobtungsunfdbi0 III sur 3ctt ols er boS
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fou roTdbe 9hItie fcin; 70 ca6 Die 9biti9
felt ron cem @ifcn uno &iuen oss g duIo
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
Die S5ronaeiaunoS.Gcpalt.

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70 iebr barauf 9efpanntr baS amtlihe Ssha.
gen pes @Uupsrnurs Scbnfon Su taocIn, oaB
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aber. meIbe lib fir Sorner6 Srau ous9ab
uno rpeetn Sbcituabme al ben Ginbrubrn
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wurre, nod i'm 3uhtbau5 fiee.
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obige 2(u9abe fir 9runofalfb; fein folder
Wann ME 9sCr9c SO. SOtner muroe non
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