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ruy SYSTEMATICALLY TRIBUNE.

4. r,Ashed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pnce
fs Der aiuum Two copies for s. Ten for 90 Adyer-
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GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
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Gbanees for Business Alen.

A RARE Chancellor SALE the Stock
IA and Fixtures of Crockery Store with lease OF five
The ban sonely 6ted up and is now doing
frst-rate business VIII sell for cash exchange for
city properly. Satisfactory given Tor selling ou
Address A 8. w. Tribune Office.
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Elm ,RW.YORK TRIBUNE.

49,. ...o,nl. OREGON, AsD TIE SANDWICH IsLANDs
% S.,isS on the departure Of essh Mail Steamer for
<,,s,es Price 61 cents per copy.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
,gs.,sus o EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY RxcrrrspJ
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10 Cent? Mail subscnber Five Dollars per ,ae
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Tsn1ss are not allowed any difference
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY 1880
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- rsst Pytp or a 70 the Comment, postage 0c0deo
THE SEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
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Uanh.

A s Cook ard TO wash and iron, or TO do the
housevoEk Of private family by aRd AZ Cha
maid and Waitress or a. Lzundress and Chsmbermad ~
the other These Girls very experienced and nave eI
eeent city reference. Cali az No. "A 6hav n the BOOK
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES =

VALENTINES VALENTINESi!-
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUYERS
Auyaennes purchased the Broadway Poet Oaiee and
Beoksfcre No 42st Broadway Canafst, viii BE de-
hvered to any part OF the City, south Of SSth tree OF
4 nl,paid assortment, Cal and e1amire.
~'se" JAMES c. HARRIorT.
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Gcuses Wante0.

IUWoSp ROUWGIUs
HOUSE WANTED-Frum the first of May
L next, neat two three-story BRICK House With
the modern Improvements preferred Location between
CITY Hall and Sshst. Address u at this office.
TWANT 70 HIRE a small HOUSE In the
l. COUNTRY. within 100 miles OF New YORK; aid noe
more than three four NILES from steamboat rAlrosd
CONN alton with tins city, wSut hoase pleasantly
situated a coed repair and containing four rooms,
ard with FIVE thirty OF land attached Any
having such place 10 et bear of scod tenant BY Cd
dressing J. W. r., Box No. 205a New-York PostOfee.
WANTED-From the LIST Of May, the second
foor OF senteel House where there bat ssher
fmily hy Gentleman and his Wife, without childrn.
Address NJ T. H. this Office, stating rent and ocafion The
lest Of reference gwen, and pay ia advance required
"ANTED-A Front Room, on the first
w hoor ola house Broadway between 9Th and ltth-
sts for Physicians Office. Addr,ss Box No SIC fes
CfEce
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A 6 CHAxsERxAID, or fine Washer and Iron
IN er BY respectable yOunE Woman. Best city refer
given. Gail SO 5ths house. Can be seen
for two DAYS.
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s or PUBLISHERS.-Eor

ITO PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS.-Fo
Il sale, Printing 0fiee. continuing two doaAeroysl
Adanss Presses told pster) Standing Press Press Boards
and all the usual fixtures Of press Power tbs
premises The whole part will be sod cheap Also,
Single Cylinder Napier SsxSi The presses may BE
work. Apply. between 70 ard O'Clock, 20 T. J. RICH
ARDS, No. IOT Fultou-st
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4 LEASE for SALE.-A three years Lease
~ of Dwellngh house, No lSi East ith-st, Nth tho
privilege OF buyGg the property at mach less than it, pres
emf value The lot is in fcesmpe aud clear title viii DO
given The house contains all the modern nrrovemenss,
and il in good condition having been occupied only two
wears The furniture will be sold with tho house Apply
al No s5 Peart or the house before and after basi-
ness hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

~ Lecture on Henry Grattsn and the Irish
Volunteers of l1S2--In fufllmeut Of promise
sde to The Committee the of his last discourse
Ia New-York THOMAS y. MEAGHER will deliver Lee
ture on the above subject Metropolitan Hail. NON
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at O'Clock NJ Tickets
10 cents 10 be had the rsh American and Truth Teller
Offices the prncpel Bookstores, and at the door, on the
evening Of the Lecture.
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nARNIM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM-

DTHURSDAY EVENING et7i o'clock, the new, COM
ic, moral drama, OLD FOLKS AT HOME. THIS Az
TERNO0N at O'clock THE DANCING BARBER the
LIMERICK BOY. The INFANT LEOPARD TAMER ap-
HORSE and RIDER. the Living Animals &C., are to be
ell hours Adnittsnce to the whole Museum Enter
tsirments &C., Is cents Parquet and Fist Balcony, Ia
cents extra.
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NJ Emigrant InteIIfRcnce OHce and LHnor
ErrbnnUe. Nos Is and "a CanalSt, New-N ork.-Thn
oare L established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers OF Labores and
Servants al very Of and perssns can have
tseir orders filed BY writing the Superintendent and &c nd
las the emount necessary pay the passage OF the parties
rsorired No fees charged 10 employer
JAS L. PAGAN, Superintendent
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WANTED-A Protestant young Woman, TO
w do chamberwork and sewing, who can refer to her
last employer Cal at No "A ststet Brooklyn, from to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

IL at Suyyesant Institute No $50 broadway. beautiful
large Exhibition Room suitable for paintings stauary end
many other purposes with or without rooms adjoining
Also beautiful Lecture Room, cushioned seats ss1 ax
10 feet by 90 with three large windows Apply to the
Agent at the building.
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GARNI or LARGE PRIVATE

HOTEL GARNI, or LARGE PRIVATE
/ lBOARDING HOUSE 10 LET up town-To leases
those 2sxstory connexions with oss mem sna
situated on OF linton place and NJ 70 r.
st. and convenient Broadway New York Hotel Union,
square stor Library, and other public buildings line OF
onbscs passes through the street These Houses are very
SPACIOUS admirably located and adapted for large private
boarding House Hotel There Is rear building attached
" Il 0Ss) No Pine-st.
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IL wen harrisLed bouse In zthst near Lexington av
good neshborood and pleasant location 1he kouss y
set deep with an ncosed szza Ia the rear large yss4
grape vine, ke The house Eppsd With tchsp rsnesa
boz and cod wsfer, bath water cioss - hxtss
nished, orthe furniture would be ~ e ne4sse pfee
the party leaning, the hoass wosh - ~
Of tbs furniture, 10 good tenant Cell - eems n ~
No s. VeseySG, ID aoos.
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RANvARDs PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA.
~ LEN ard TIA HOLY LAND II NOW opep AZ TIA

Ne ~ Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan hotsi-
snsed nom authentic Drawings made upon the spos BY
N LANYARD Ia perpon Picture moves every evening
= ~ and 90 Wednesday and Saturday s6snooos st
sesek. Adnialop 70 cia-skldysn hsfpu
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ExTANTNG SITUATIONS in gsntlemen's

w famihs. are The following sssvs. ~ Ea.sh womsu
an American Lady; e. Wet Nerss N :. Nsp Coos
vel recommended German End % Ensn,11s s fsr -
he suysrsr.sndsrt, z and 8. r. Aserey' w as
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WANTED-A situation by young Woman
w to do general housework, in a small family. Has
no obecun to 20 a short distance in the country Good
reference be given. Please call 1t No $40 East l2st
Can he two dayg
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u,p Nvyv.yoRK WEEKLY Tribune,

.ov IURoPLAf LIttDI.hI III.
,u, ,he sepsrtufe Of each Nal Steamer fof
DE- " "a cents copy. 50 year % any part
,,in or slto the Continent postage included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

A UCTION STORE TO LEr.-The large,
~ well hghted Store. occupied by the Subscribers
and admirably adapted from ts situation and sisc, or
large Auction Sore viii be let for term OF year, Apply
to NEsMlTH Co, Ne. 50 Broad-st., h No. " New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

ON the receipt of SO will send TO any part
" fthe United States a valuable Recipe for Preserving
Fges warranted good for months ID what repre-
,ented the money refunded. CHAS. KYLE,
Paterson New-Jersey.
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ANN MILLER = Information is

WI wanted Of this lady whose maiden was HI LII,
by her brother PETER HULL. He will be in town ton
two or three days only Intelligence OF her will be thank
fully received az No 70 Lispenard-st
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WANTED-A neat Seamstress, who is will
w ing and competent take the entire charge Of two
children three and FIVE years Of No one need apply
without rood references Call at No. West 2ths near
5tLay
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WANTED-Bya respectable young Woman,
w situation IS Cook She perfectly under,tands cook.
ing and baking s good Washer and Ioner Good refer
enee. Can be g days Apply at No IS lsth-s,
between the 9Th and 7th avs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

VNHE GENTLEMAN who accompanied the
Il young lady the Sunday, January 30th will
resse her Al the place O'Clock next Sunday
or address Ms DALBlAC, Uni0u-squ6re Post Office.
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DOOMS to LET, with good steady POWER
III the Harlem Railroad Depot situstsd on Whitsst
between Elm and Ceuerrs The rooms vary In size from
25x25 l05x25 well lighted be accommodated
with any OF power There also good hosways
water closets Croton water, hxures Nc. Immediately
connected With the different rooms Apply daily "
w A ALLEN, corner Of Ella and FrsIlkln-sts.
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~ Hcre Chanel Lesturss-eyt A LENA. ~.

yeIaty jefferson Lodge No Of this Association will b,
held in Rope Chapel No 7l8 Broadway, above 4thst or
FRIDAY EVENING Feb II, 1858. Addresses VIII be de
lvered by the following Minister'S Rev. j. s. INSkIP
subject The True Glory Of Professionalism; Rev. y. w
BILL, The Moral and Religious Present and Future o
america; Kew. J. b. FINLEY, RomaDism Incomp sibl'
with Civil and Religious Liberty Tickets % cents each
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60 Wbcm il man Gonrern.

DY sending 81, by mail, to CHAS. KYLE,
ID Paterson NewJersey, valuable recipe for making
Ornamental work for adoug Saloons and Parors from
which can be realized 5 per week viii be forwarded
by return mail Both gentlemen and ladies engage IN H.
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HOUSE to LET.-The frst-chss three
i story and basement brick House IN Hcyt st. third
door from Lyinssonst, Brooklyn, 70 ht with range s
Paror carpets and hall oil cloths newl viii be- sold ct bar.
gain Possession given 18th March. rent to commence ist
EeW-Iofi
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THO FLORISTS-For Sale or 20 Lease the
Il extensive Green Houses, propszatins house gpon
tie tank system pirs fxnes ke sRpeft.lax % tas 49,
r-v ri Winter Co Flushing. L T. VARIETY o. stocx
n, 81. AprIy 20 the subscber ~ No I'd West
I4s rear 4thsv .. 0l Fresy and SATURDAY 4, r,a.1ns
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DILL CLERK WANTED-A young Man
ID who is rapid and handsome winter, and quick al
figures TO make out Bills None need apply unless they
have extra capabilities in ihsw added 70 experence
MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS CO.
No. Al Broadway.
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TJyO LET or LEASE-The large and com.
Il modious Factory known as the Chelses Dys WoFks
,tnated No III 23, between the 9Th and 7h-svs, viii
stssm power connecred suitable os notwithstanding gss
poses or laundry. Apply 10 ~ WILSON, No - WI
isxn-st
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Y The TIVE 0,IswSy ShIs .sa

Entertainment and Lecture the Methodist Church
ofTary and Lawrence s's, Brooklyn, THIS EVENING
Admission Is cents; children l2l cents.
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WANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
w in private family situation 70 do general house
work Good references Can be At No. 100 Division
Il. Over Dr.. BlAke's store.
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MY WIFE, MARIE ANTOINETTE CE-

WI LESTINE POTTER, having Iefl my bed And board
3st January, 1883 without any cause or provocaon,
orbd al persons haIbor trust her my account
will pay debts she may contract after this datsNew-
fork, 6th February, 1888. CLAUDE MARIE POTTER
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QISI.EY's ILLUSTRATED THAMES
~ Nov Open 1 No. tCS Rroadway.-By far the most
beautiful and arAAc production presented the
Public. Commencing Every Evening Al J, o'clock. Also
SATURDAY AZ 2P w. Admission reduced 20 Is cents
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
Sfo,956,s77 lO,964.O66 l6,O9l ,o2s
From the Ohio State Journal

RAILROAD FROM CoLUMBUs TO PARKERs-
BURGH, VIA LANCASTER, Hooking AND ATH-
EMS Mr.. Editor Allow me, through your
Journal, to call the attention of the public
o the eSpediency Of constructing railroad
ton the route indicated in the above caption.
1t will be seen, on examining the map of
Ohio, that the route possesses many impor-
tant advantages. will mention few of
them, leaving it TO others who have more
leisure and ability, to pursue the subject
farther. The route is very direct one. 1t
is eminentIy favorable tor the construction
Of road. 1t would afford an outlet for the
productions Oft the finest mineral region of the
State. Itwould give railroad facilities to
part of the State where there are now none,
and where they are greatly needed. 1t
would afford probably the shortest line Of
communication from central Indiana, by
way of Columbus, to Baltimore and the east
ern seaboard It's connection with the con-
geries of frailroads at oumbus-besides its
local and way business-would insure it
very large amount of travel.
1t will be observed by reference to the
map, that the distance from Columbus to
Parkersburgh, by the proposed route,
does not exceed that of the pres
ent Rail Road line from Columbus to
Cincinnati, Itwould probably b. but little
| if any over 100 miles in length.
! No one can examine the subject for a mo-
ment, think, without being impressed with
the conviction that such an enterprise would
be one of the most inviting to capitalists
and one Of the most beneficial to those liv-
ing on the route--which can be presented to
| a. IL H. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

New CoDEs.--Thc Justices code, Probate
code, together with the Civil code, 90 into
effect upon the LIST of July.
The Justices code rcpcals all the old
laws and defines the Justices duties anew.
The Probate code rcpeals all the o!d laws
regulating the practice of this Court; and
embodies its whole power and duty. II takes
away from the Common Pleas, jurisdiction
in ell but penitentiary and capital cases, and
invests the Probate Judge Herewith. All
riots, petty larcenies, gambling. &C., are
heneetorth within its exclusive jurisdiction
The cases are to be presented by informa-
ton, briefly setting forth the offence, with
out limits as to amendment.
Thisis certainly desirable reform.
We give the above information, because
of the frequent inquiries made of us in re-
lation to these matters. II was agreat over
sight, not to have provided for some immedi-
ate and conspicuous publication Of these i'm
portant laws.-- Ohio Statesman. ,a} G
ANEW YORK REPORTS hv Comstock for, sale
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

SMALL CHAEGE.-We are glad to learn
that the premium on small change has fall
en- one per cent within few days, and that
its downward tendency TO par arisiDevilable,in is
view of the law passed by the last Congress,
altering the relative standard of silver and
gold It's also falling at New York, and
one house thsre has recently sent ten thou
sand dollars n small change to this city,
where it is in more active demand than there.
So all hands who have been boarding silver,
may as well. empty their stockings at once,
as It will bring no premium when the new
coin appears.--CiH. Gds.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

WAsHlNGToN GOSSIP. The New York
Herald says that the appointment of Marcy
to a Cabinet Office was to spite Gen. Scott,
who entertains an inveterate hostility to the
Secretary, and that the imputations upon the
Presidents courage, which the General per-
mitted to pass uncontradicted during the
canvass, has left sting behind which re-
quired some such process to alleviate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

LF-PRlcE.-We notice that some of
.pur exchanges are giving the C.Z. & C..
Railroad the benefit of a publication of their
table of reduced fare. We suppose that
these are published BY the half-priced men.
COLUMBUS. The election in this city has
resulted intbe choice of Whig officers, with
one or two exceptions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

The direct transmission by the electric
telegraph, between Paris and London, has
commenced. A despatch of forty words,
sent from Paris at nine O'Clock, arrived in
London at two minutes before nine. This
is explained by the difference between the
London and Paris clocks. .tfq
GTA new Eve dollar counterfeit on the
Ohio State Stock Bank at Ironton, has just
appeared.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

NEW, YORK REPORTS, by Comstoek, for, sale
LV bv JOHN L. TUTHTLL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
IL HAYNAu's DEATH A letter from Venhc
dated March l4th, 1853. snys:-

dated March l4th, 1853. says:-
General Haynau's death (already All
nounced) was quite unexpected. After his
Italian journey, he appeared in excellent
health. On Saturday he joined the other
general officers at the Belaria, and attract
ed the partio uar attention of his Majesty,
who addressed him on passing with "My sal
utation, General" (GrusSe Sic, Herr Gen
erdl.) Yesterday he was at the Mere; utile
Union, as usual. At midnight he returned
to Munch's Hotel, where he was lodging.
and soon retired to rest. At half-past one
he summoned his valet, and directed him to
fetch him glass of water, as he feltunweH.
When the man returned he found his mas
ter gasping for breath; in short, in the ago
nies of death Medical assistance was i'm
.mediately called, and an attempt to take
bI6od from the Generals arm was made, but
in vain; General Haynau had ceased to be.
THfSes IN LOGAN. The Temperance tick
ct was elected in Logan on Monday last,
and the results claimed as Maine law tri-
umph. s'Fl~ !-s5 y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

The NEw SILVER CoIHAGE.-The officers
of the mint at Philadelphia are now closely
engaged in coming the new silver pieces of
the denomination Of three, ten ard twenty
five cents. In order to meet the public
wants for small silver change, the work at
the mint now goes on both at night and day.
The new gu rler Of u dollar weighs FIFE
cisely four pennyweights and is Il grains
less than the former piece. AS compared
with the current Spanish quarters, the new
coin s decidedly heavier and somewhat fin
er. None ofthe new dimes or half dimes
have yet been stru:k
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
VI EFT ARMS. For the Tribune.

WET ARMS. For the Tnbune
Nv seul i've strong confront thy life.
Nor feebly moan with weak complaint
Arouse 10 wage the mortal STRIFE.
Thou shrinking coward, pale AMI fl.E,.
Lock Mp ct Truths unchangins face.
Ths; brow though stern Is yet serene.
And sometimes, for the heart Of grace.
On those whose lips a smile hath been.
Il win not serve thee 10 delay;
shah the rude ocean cease TO roar.
Because thy wild and dtngerous way
Lee 70 IL dimly visioned shore
The warrior on the tented 5eld
Linsers no more to look behind,
But raises high his bossy shield
And casts his banner 70 the wind.
Shake OF thy dreams let fsi;h and prayer
Light the drear wsy-the path isstrsii.
Conts-ion Ills the misty air
And clustering snares around thee wait
Hope not for succour from below
Stars shine from heaven and shine az night
Be stout Of heart, come veal or woe.
Forward and God defend the right
eoczbr 81, ls52. Aw II.
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SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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ty JANIS " MILL -n-r -r5n Iud
rfr1lrce ~ h. iter nd kre. Mrlf-ts EtchAlg-.
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cclcL. & raa- --T
A. sr' singular Re OF q s-i l. PREMISE e cy o. New
Nof. Parcel --tat- Z c-Ccss
klcw- Hoe I'm col t-ls kll@l lui t~.g.
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