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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
Great Flood at steck,oa-Loss of Property.

The St0ckton Journal brings Us fuu accounts
Of the recent disasters in that place The eshes com
mepccd on Saturday morning. having previously
rained for over sixty hours the wind mean while blow
ing from the South ess, in hEfa. hurricane bssis
During Saturday the ram and wind continued and
before nc hi the rolling II had obtained such
strength a. 60 convince every tAat the civ ~
hound 20 suffer Al sanset the bad spread over
the upper portion Of the town. ccursng down the small
rsvre tbs; Main street IN the Of the Cot;
tage Home, and striking Weees.aveuue opposite LIP
ptncOt and Nsughas AZ this time also the wster swept
down the msin channel Of the river with TREMENDOUS
force, bearing along timber and fenees and length
sweeping OF The kcase known a. Mr.. Wan Brlsh's
getshe depot The force Of tins building destroyed the
loot bridge connecting Hunter srcs;, ssd tbs acegznu-
lated mass Of timber rushed with the current sysinst
tie bridge IN front Of Murphy and fergersons break
IrS down ard destroying thai wei known structure.
which has BEEN 80 u<cfl AM Ornamental O. tae CIV
Tkf J0arsei eentigses the account follows.
The water att no further damage Saturday night
ard Sunday there pcrceprole riSe uns even
se when IL oosausnce rsin very rapidly and a dark
the water higher than ever befare in Sock,n and
sin II continued 10 sdysrce
Aborf ecloek one si2e Of the store q Nassrs Lsn
din & Compton gave way and tel int0 the stream BAT
lodging against the bridge. d further DAMAGE than
tearing o Of the TIMBER Aai perhaps dest-0yins
some roSas tia; acre lei IN the rec1a.
On Hunter e Nsisons Syrup NSHgls-sorv was blown
dcwr, the frvrt of The Engine House torn Of aaa tie
sidewalks wsske1 ca
On NGkeist the crossing and sslewa& "a. CARED
sway
The water affirmed its highest elevation n Gsoat 10
oeicek On scn1ay night which time TIE aood vas AZ
over tie ely, is slipcss every store, ard wasAins
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srs and this has raised the question amongst the jour
rs,s hrouzbou, the Srste, whether the "s-rew
hss not ben TOO powerfully applied upon this point We
desire 20 say lille Al are, more or less, eager % I'M
proye their peeunsy position and thus the spectators
n P1our may have been led 70 raise prices somewhat
upduy and 70 maintain them az the recent famine quo
tssions.
The question admits Of argument and the fact i evl
dent that tie value Of article being rsised u the
surest mode Of producing supply and the parties wo
speculate upon their knoxledge Of the requirements OF
the country fairly entitled 20 take moderate advan-
tsge Of such information To shippers TO this rarke;
the speculative spirit has been favorable and me re-
sut Of the shipments during the past ak months mug
have empty remuneraied for the pr0r Losses and gwen
confidence the trade that sugurs well for the future
The dsta ascertain the consumption OF articles are
perfect and this being the case the business a.
eunes a less speculative but more healthy sspect for
the ensuing year our hopes are buoyant Stock are
light and an attentive observer csn profit By k1o"edge
70 be obtsined with ordinary rouhle-n fact ne gOois
received throughout the past year have been 10 eFey
vsy suitable 10 our wants and there has consequently
not been that glut Of un.alable nercaanie the re-
slizstion Of which prevousg terminated 90 dsarousy
20 all concerned. 49,,
The arrivals are comprised in ships and 3bsrks rom
geuYork / ship from Boston. bark, 3 brgs and
sebcopers from Mexico bark 6rlgs and schooner
from Chill, bngs from Peru, stip and bark ircm
England bark from China, bark brig and schoon-
or aorn the Sandwich Islands and q vessels Of all elias
ses from Oregon and the coast DAILY Wing, Jan.L
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% tie ytyrse 49, 80. u
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- : se eco as $40 .ot asss wesA ye~ss&o
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word srss jean Dss~ dcfchas'naAa ens NasnSsss,
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Inter from Nevada.

IRON The stfrumeno Unou Of The .fh
Judge A. T.. MOnsOn returned from Nevada
ss evCling at which place he has been holding term
of the souri OF the ION Judicial Dstct during the
last ten days. We indebted 70 him for the following
interesting information.
On Tuesdsy evening party u eighteen men arrived
u Nevada fro IN DowucvlC IN n most dcplorable con
dou. half starved. and severely fr0s. bilten There
are portion OF TIE sble bodied citizens OF ihst place
OF tie extreme scarcity OF provisions. They report
that the greatest desution prevails in thai place The
season = terribly lncemoni-iut absnfs buried in snow
and scarcely any provisions in the market Taere are
but hrndred and ny poEHds Of dOuT in the place
and Of pork beans anu meal. sbsou'ely none
AZ Nevada on Iuesday morning, n tremendous storm
raging, and the deeper thRn any time
tie prcECnt year. The storm extended down 10 within
~ miles Of Marysvile where lay 20 the depth Of
foot The rcads arc an awful condition and II
with the greatest difficulty that the sAge ,eeei In
getting through 20 Msrysy.he An immense number Of
tednls heavily laden with freight were passed the
road Provisions at Nevada are plenty but very high
Two miners came into Nevada Monday for progi-
fOns from GiRgns forty miles above that place, where
they bad been mssng Sl00 per disa o. the Dnr
ing the previous week they had been subssng upon
dcCrs meal, ard rlccping upon tie singe com
psuion ltfi guard the claim during their absence
Judge NJ Was shown auuub Der OF their specimens which
be proIounccs exceedingly beautiful The men, 10 vi
inquiries N relation 20 the looss Of their dggngs main
tain profound silence
The next neWr from the Giggings u anxi0usly
looked for, the suteTngs and hsrdshps endured by
the people there must OF necessity be the increase
particularly the weather since lat adyces from
that section hA- been Indictment than during any
previous period the present season.
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shjurnents of Specie per Sortherncr and
Oregon.

The shipment Of treasure the LIT inst Is the saa
eft sr0ount sent forward at any ono time for many
rnonths This deficiency in the gold export tempo
rsry and owing mainly 10 the danger and difficulty IN
bringing gold from the mines during the present ncle
nenf season.
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Floods and storms.
A San Francisco Corresponds

A San Francisco correspondent, under date
Of Jan. /, writes
"Your papers will inform you Of the particulars Of
the awful suffering by the floods, the snow storms in
the mountains, and pnvaton OF food. Desututiou,
misery and ruin Is the lot Of hcusand3 Our city il
rspidy filing up BY miners fortunate enough 10 be
able to get here. Gold seems poor protection against
these vicssitudes Asd still poorer substitute for even
potatoes 10 the ismished man.
last Sunday cold and tedious rau-storm Of some
dsys' duration broke up. Our Esin had been heavy,
snow In the higher range Of mountains, and pene-
trang to within FIVE six miles Of the city, The
panoramic view from our high hills magnificent in
the extreme Far the eye could reach, IN nearly
every direction, lay the glstenng crystals cnshroud
ing ell the high mountains and oil Monte Davoo die
tant forty fifty miles in air line, towering
above al the rest seeming II he had taken up his
line Of march toward us did he appear In hs
white mantle-while we standing the fresh-
sprnriIg green sward. Forgetting that water
privileges" rather fall, and the mud market very
heavy, this il deli htiul winter region.
"Our last accounts from above represent the SHOWS
10 be melting with rain, and continual rise sacra
mcnio was in very prcoarious condition, by yesier
days account and serious apprehension Is entertained
OF is entire submersion."
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Latest from Sacramento Prospect OF COM
plefe InuBdation.

Prom The Sacramento Union Of Dec 81.
The warm and unprecedentedly heavy rains
Of the last oryeght hours have brought down upon
avalanche of water from the snowy regions skring
the forks Of the American River and swollen the latter
stream TO greater hight than at any former period Of
the present Al O'Clock yesterday morning the
wntcT with It's natural banks. and soon after
commenced flowing over and peTcOla1ng through the
unfinished cnhSnkments nj the gsps OF the old leyee
Thse were speedily torn away by the orce OF the cur
rent, and the water rushing unohsructed
poured through the breach OF the levee and on
down toward the city. By dusk las; evening that pOr
ton OF the lying south Of and east Of Fith SIS
entirely submerged, 10 the depth Of from one TO
three feet
During the whole Of yesterday the rain poured down
in torrents and the weather warmer than we have
known IL for month past The American River con
tinued % rse, up 10 very late hour and at last
counts, was eleven and half feet higher than on
Wednesdty II il useless TO deny the fac, that the high
eft mark has not yet been reached for there Is great
body Of snOw that under the influence OF the present
storm. must dissolve and ind IL way ~ the Sacramento
The latter stream also steadiy during Thursday
but s lacks come two feet Of being 20 the top OF the
leyee There s no danger whSieyer Of the embankmen
yielding At any point IN front Of the citythe only
danger 10 be spprehended is that may prove sui
fcenty high 70 retain the stream within s appropriate
bounds, Throughout yesterday workmen were inoes-
sanity employed all along the American River ievee
Strengthening those places where there the slightest
insecurity, and guarding every poin, affected by the
current
small breach was discovered early yesterday morn
ing in the new levee, Dudeys farm bat Il re
paired before any damage was done
There rumor prevailing last evening that Isles
bridge had been swept away bit could be traced to ne
reliable source
Everybody is basiy engaged in making preparations
10 meet the anticipated food Merchants shspkeepers
and all having valuable property the ground door,
Rising them above hgh water msrkboats are mOoret
the doors-yshicles of every description stock grain
tenis hay provons, and people crowded together
On the pahc square and every svAlabe dry nook and
corner II occupied
ON some accounts overflow Il the present time Il
preferable o. The unfsihomSbie mud thsf has hlcd the
streets ard rendered them most impossible for the
last week Goods OF ell descriptions can certainly b.
transported readily snd easily Tesnsters from
the Interior lead up al the doors OF the stores and
convey ther effects TO the high land beyond the fort
where they be trsiS,esTed IN dry order 70 their
wsgons We fear, howeWr, that damage may be
done the foundation Of brick buildings and the trad
nents scattered the town should the food prove
se.f
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1Iarried,


In San Francisco on the 18Th Dec. Mr. o. w Hathaway
10 Mrs. Julia Brown
Dec. ~ Mr. Rufus X Porter to Mrs Sophia Moody al OF
San Francisco
In Oregon City, on the "a Dec Mr. William L. Thompson
and Mis- SGFsh Jane Bentley, al Of Oregon City.
At the Dales q. T.. Nov. l. Mr. NJ d. Laboursorbeer
Of Sacramento, California Mics Minervs Tompkius VI
lowe.
In Portland o. T., the l5th Dec John Powell to Mis-
Martha Ann MelioEn
On the 9Th Dec at Yamhill CO. o. T. j. r. Mcbride
Of said county Mss T.. NJ Adams late Of Galesburg M
Nov. % William Fletcher PAuott Miss Harriet IL n
men both o! Lafayette, lsmha Co. O. t. formerly Of In
dALa.
Al Buteville o T. the 9Th Dee justin ChenOweth to
Mis- Mary HeuYitttA Nicktrs
IL Sacramento City the 25th Dec Mr. Julu. Pohz to
Mrs Alice PretiyuAr, al Of Sacramento.
Al Nicolaus Suffer Co. the 18th Dec Mr. Hiram Green
Of Placer, Co. 70 Mira Nancy Mccormick Of same place
In San Jo-e, Dec S. J. T. ID. Johnson Mss Rebeec.
Gray.
In stockton Dec Is Mr. MAkendree JOnes to Miss Sarah
J. simmons.
In Plaeoryills, Monday evening iSth Dec Mr. John
Could and Mn Frances Hahk.son.
In soneus l4ih Dec, Mr. Commodore Elliott Of Santa
Rosa, 20 Mis- AmercA Moore OF that place
Al the same time and place Nh. AbneI Elliott 10 Miss
Henrietta Parker.
On the I'D Dec Mr.. John w. Kisns TO Mis. Mary Do
Ian ADOPTED eanshteT OF Judge Cobe San Francisco
In HCnoulu Dec l-t at the residence Of Capt BTowB
IN Nuusnu Valley Capt John p Hampstead Of New Lon.
don Com. 10 Mss Harriet Layman OF West Australia
New Holland.
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Died,

In stockton on wedDesday Dee q at the oaie. of II
AmyS, Res Wa X A AeGlsney aged p years formerly
Al Chilesn ouleh, Of ChAses fever on Saturday .,h
Dec Scion Douglass 0f oTiesas CO. N Y aged about 20
Al vsIleoi:o, Nov - Of snail poI samuel william
sen, Of MiselssiIp, AGED 81
Mr. Charles Albright Of Peoria H. IN the seth Of her age
In s.lsn' o 7 ,S9y y. Of typed fever, Ms AnSa,
At The rvsdeuee OF b. jennings the foot 81 Cscknmas
RsPies CsekAGs Co, y. T. the 10th Dec Of typhoid
fever NJ ho~ey, ate Immigrant from Pite Co III.
In Portland Of Group and lang fever the sth Dec Lu-
encs as1sh'eF Of Thomas ana Phebe Stephens ed four
wears
In Cseksrnss county T. Dee IS Victoria daughter Of
Rev Clinton and Mana Kelly, aged yeazs and II months
In Siasaa nas oounty, u Dec an, William A. Kern
Dee 2ss AZ tho head Of woo. Greek two miles east Of
eessnt,' kvsH avaI. N re- 18th ye1T Of hs Ths
On the Hsy from Jaekson Sscrsrneuto on the 18th
pss M He5y 5 Benness s's Of Jseisoa and OrueryOf
Of AikrsOn, No. ssed2l
Augusta wiz " EpIfuin sz.h. ssss 81 $40 ''S 'i'
Al he IsGesnee the Mosnt1in Cottage" the I'd
shelly county, III. where the f.Hily new re<id-s.
II fiso.rlle' on the morning OF the iith Dec sAeT
P'etiisSIse Ssss N, = PEiPPs sSsd sbSqt e year.
Bssrty' No, 80 Is NJ a. III h'i''si' OF Se'y
sap LANES Moo1y reports the death a, Honolalu ofTru
ne, SssI hsns oieOasumroa he belOnssl 70 Sswtowu
Ions IsApd, Nsw-Yors
klsd By xhl- "a the oeLota SEES. on the is.s Azru,t
ySs he va bursd the following day On he western
sSosr u ksn-cstssz
ford " 49,"
IN Hssolalr November q. Col W. A Batsr Of s.c-,.
u: rte Ca snd ate c. Nss0riexns he had MATED Re
lslaIcs Ia ta-ling healtA
In Honoiulu Nov. q Cspt Bl-rh Of New Lordon r-..
tsf g sap 'esrer large number Of sp masters usended
On hcsld the stssHser Golden Gate Dee 10. T B.et
AGED y ysefs rotn ludans Dee Is Teol0re Brck $50
II years Nun lucsns. Dee u Jo.b Ha,rr,.n 80 AZ
years, rcrl Ns~-lerk- Dec II Leun-l Rowel - "a
ytsrs, mem Nafesco, linos Dec Is Helm go. -,
ere, asto y years. rum Boston. M..s
IL >sr fra1eac cE The evening u The fsth Dee a, Ia
taAcs :. ne res,eeEce " Captain James Ga-rr .pe.i,
ysEss heesll D0ggss q The Br-risA ing ID 81 We
@ C,sssSv ssed 3 yeAr-Seepy and sneessly rexrst,ed
~ a.. wto kne- ksza- e-
AZ AsscUn aer, Sou;h FOX American Rive, n, &
s.iy sSce'ul,, q sIOplsxy r. lyman Of aIhaDy- IN
TIE SsIk year ., his axe. - -'' ~
ir serons lal'sy Sov - ssed 81 Mary TIE w;s. If
" iLisn. ilcyd ate q stA-sx- Esw-Yors
Al teoSt.4rs bar, Dee s john Mount sxed .h.r N
years iosz-ery - Czech zti OAio.
san Tftr e-i VI S'9-
% estssnpreE AZ Ben;ei. tie Inst Edrnund C.
$40 - yeas Ct lie late Co1r,odos, Kerrs-
C., a Il. L :. Navy
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COL. rREMoyTs CLAIM CONFIRMED.

The United States Land Commissioners.
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Office st the Depot Offhe SlTgini;s and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern EnterpriZc. 1853
lsa M I'd - u -
PARISEN & KING

VIRGINTA, y. CAROLINA & TENNESSEE
Frcigh Package a1d Parcl EXPRESS,
FENO aud from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
4 Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN x ROANOKE and by the Scabourd and BON
noke Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR 4 Raleigh, Peters.
burg Weldon, Petersburg & Richmond Richmond mud
fredericksburg, SouiiSide. and Va Tenn. Railroads
md connecting with Stage aud Wag' Lines from the
liirrrut points on the Railroads to almost every poinl
throughout the above States-thron in charge o sPe
ria Messengers Nero asaing themselves OF this
line for the transportation of hei Merchandise may
pose full confidence in lis great expedition and econo
my of rates
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order
ing Goods Gou Baltimore and Phild phin, the care
II Pa,jsea 6, Kings Erp,ess at Norotk, Petersburg 81
Richmond, may depend upon having all chalges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delny, and
free of all draw ge and Commissions.
JAMES Il. KING. Northern Office.
N0. 3s Broadray n. J.
W B. PARISEN. SodkcH Ofice
Corner Bo'ipgJroot and 2ndSts.
Picrsbfrg "a.
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EESSas ag.Ex. q. BARRy'S

Y IT. OPF Err = IS, Of MEDICAL con
+, t7g AUTfFITNG, CURLING, fr
restoring and Strengthening the Huir, Relic
'>cs Of the skin. Curing Rheumatic Pains, m
External Wounds. Bounded by no geographic
\ be reputation of BARRY's ThcoPHERoUs ~
/ tnion The sales of The article of lafe y al
''scd ina ratio that almost exceeds belet--
\ BARRY. alreru careful examination of hi
p1N. '1ds lhat number, bottles dclivcrc to 81
hHIfl,s al from halfa gross upward, during the
I =, WIS within trillr of $50 900.
Unnecessary In present at length the evidences
'ht Fl'i properties oi the Trichopherous. when
& uad furnished such nm endorsement as this
| 'pne.s II the atirie aud the explanations eittn
r'r7I aetian upon the hnirtht scalp and in all
'lrt rilral irritation. first recommended II I"
'lan IT rhc peoplc, Thi- wa lthat tie invrm
ed. Every hotte advertised itself The eh"ct,
''nl eNreeded expectation it acted Like
he ladie- would not he without it. Count
'''''ry s"riion ni the United States found thu
''l'; aHd Illus vas built up wholesale trade
+" hihrtia unhrrd ot IL regards articles
T. hr highest point has nut yet been rench Il
't.if'ed thai the sales this year "ill be u MI
Imlfafbotlf,
!, aud Nanufnclpry, ". III BrHdNa>, g"
| ,IaI prize. > cents mrga bottle
discount To purchasers Ivy the quantity. S'ld
Apdl merchants and druggists Throughout TIN.
,,ae> and Oanuda Mexico, West Indes, tirear
ralce &c.
- L Lymun, II, Seay and Il. Stahle', \
I'D grGo,
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RICHMOND.
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,

the sensnn lrr ppnting Inns arrived. thr suhscrihcr'
u would respectfully rnl the attention of thrrlrcnds
aud tn public ecnculv, theif lntfe aud extensive
collection OF FRUIT TREES. embpeine porphap' a
seleelnn TINT has been surpassed inr the cnnto OF
Nteioia aud nearly all propogaled lrom fruit bearing
trres IA ghelt own orchard
Gaalngnes with directions for planting muy b 10 had
NJ William Palmer, Seed and Plough stofci AT Fcytpn
Johnston Btothnre Apnheeary Store Al 9. } Nnton
y Co.'S Hardware Sturoi Mt ANDREW lnhn on S Cos
Hardware Store and ~ Lngnn Nallrf's ommissi"n
House where any uidcrH left will be puncually attended
10. and letus nd ircasrd tie subofbors. Richmond
will receive prompt ATTENTION.
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INSURANCE.
TRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNu


paHy
This Co .pany mbhe- ln.otarce against los. damn
age by Fire or Dwelling lese-G Gtnrc, Tobacco te,tp
flcs aud Other buildings uuiarnure. Go'r wares snd
nerehandzc, generally in tonn and countryou he most
favorable tr,p1s.
Aso mpke- insurance on the lives ofal person, en-.
oyine good health and of sound constitution for the
Whole duration oflite or form limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will DO
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will tuhe MARINE risks from and 10
my Of the Northern Sou1aern forts at favourable
rates,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President.
DON T. c PETERS. lte Prcsi}rpt
SAMPSON DIuGulD. Chiet Engineer.
james Oobbs. Samuel Garund
John igsut. Nmhnu B. Thurman
GeorPh W Nuncoy, ohm Otey Taylor,
William T. Anderson. William 7. Smith.
MAGTiN HOLLlNS, Treasurer.
CREED T, WILLS Secy.
Dr. +. II. Gncr. u,..., /, ,
DIR WIN. Otwpv Oven. ' ~
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
will be msdc ut the ofee Of the Company each day
between the hours OF aud o'clock, p, Nj.
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70 s TRANGERS.

Rgktorsaads cured redatthisinsttution with the
N"ars and the numerous important Sprgicai
nS peaormedby Dr. j., witnessed by the Re-
the papefs and many other persons. notices oi
eapPearedagainand again before the pnbic,i.
l Eaaflnfee that the afflicted will find skil
soorable physician.
y There are 80 many ignorant and \, th
Is adYertising themselves as Physicians. rum
elta Of he already afflicted, TINT DR.. Johnston
necessary to say, especially to those unncqunin
his reputation that his ere leurials OF diplo
b, hnng in his sotlice
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
leIy cured. and full vignr restored.
ALL LE EfTERS fOST-PAID- REMEDIES
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fsaz Cupt. GlfroRD viii receive freight every Alore
ay, and up the hour ol O'clock p. M, every IueF
lay. lor thc above place.
Shipper. to Wheeling. rinsburg Cincinnati aud the
south and Wc-t generally will find ths rour the chcnp
est and most xpcdtious. Fnt freight, nppl, to
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lrgrs nnl Uuivcr.os with general collection Of Edu
rnllonnl Work.. novory departments Of corning.
E1sSrhoI Stationery of eycpy die fpfion.
liberal disrouot will he mhde. am bundles deliver
rl in LYueibulz, free of ekpeose
~ Ofden will receive prompt attention.
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