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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-27
By Richard Caufharn-

r. ROGER STAND, HOUSES AND
~ LOIS Al AUCTiON.-On SATURDAY, the
30th instant, commencing at 4 o'clock ON the pre
misses, will proceed to sell at Auction thar vaI,,s
bic Grocery Stand, on the Mechancsville Turn.
pike, with the large Dwelling House, and half an
acre of land attached, now owned and occupied hv
MIR. Joseph Tucker, and the framed dwelling with
qusrter an acre of land adj dining the above Also
in Bowling Green. and near the grocery, 2 Houses
one with half and the other quarter of an acre of
land attached.
TERMs-One.tbird cash; the balance in six and
IL months for approved paper.
ap 23-7t* r. CAUTHORN
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headquarters LIST Reg,t Va. voI.s, /

-JkI, J
: ORDERS No 23.-l The Regiment will
70 para1e IN front OF City Hall, OR VI Onday. the
HI ID May, at ii o'clock NJ, in full Summer Uni.
&4 form
= On this parade day the Regiment will be mus.
tered and Inspected. Commandants of Compa
MES will deliver to the Adiut4nt before parade,
their Company returns required by law, express
ing the numerical force of each Company and the
NUMBER and condition of public arms and accou.
trements in possession.
By order of Col GwYNN.
ap27 WALTER Ii. HARRISON, Adi't
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New ORLEANS, April 26.-The election OF
U. 5. Senator to supply the place of Hon.
Pierre sou!e, mas been postponed until Fri
daV next,
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The Kane Extradition Case-Kane Re.

New YORK, April 26.-Kane, the individual
who was held under the Ashburton treaty as
fugitive from justice, has been released.
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T. ATTENTION., 4th COMPANY Tar
e BATTALION, AND Sd AID 4TH COMPANIES
III OF I'd BATTALION OF THE 18th KEGI.
40 mENT VIRGINIA MILITIA The 4,h Com
pany Qae Capt NJ L starke's) LIST Battalion, will
muster THIS DAY, in front Of Whee!ev's tsnocEoe
Hill TAVERN at O'Clock Pm; and the 81 Com.
pany Gate Capt Barrams) I'd Battalion, on TO-
MORROW, at O'CLOCK r nj; and the Al Compa.
ny (B w Siarke's) I'd Battalion, On SATURDAY..
The 30th inst, at 4 O'Clock NJ, at same olace.
B. w. STARKE. Adj't
Commanding the above named Companies.
az 26-5IF
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new YORK, April 25.-The steamer Black
warrior sailed to-day for Havana and Mobile
WIN ~ passengers, and 81 ,OVg i'd specie.
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BY James M. Taylor. Iuc1r-


VALUABLE PkUPERTY AT ROCx.
' EIIS, Al AUCTlON.-Will be sold on Mon,
DAY, "a May, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ. unoo
Inc premlEes' that large Brick Building and Lor at
ROCKETS; formerly occupied by Mr. Granger as a
tavern This property fronts SO feet ON Rockers
street, (below the creek,) and runs back to Water
street. The building contains Is rooms, with con.
veniences, &c, and is well adapted for business
house.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at 6 and l2 mos
with interest, with deed of trust to secure the de-
terred payment
ap2l JAS. II. TAYLOR, Auctr.
ADDITIONAL.
ID Lots In tn Q Town of FuIton.-sfter
the above sale, will be sold 35 building Lots sitaa
ted in the town of Fulton" on Louisiana and Or.
leans streets. These are decidedly some of the
prettiest building Lots in the town, having dry,
elevated and pleasant situation On someCo OF the
principal streets.
apes JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
"a ALE OF REAL ESTATE.-ln pursuance
~ OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
OF the City of Richmond, on the 18th day of Jau.
uary, 1893, in the suit Of Fi;zhugh &c, against
Clarke d ais, the undersigned therein appointed
special Commissioner, will offer for sale at IL o'ck
d. Ia front of the Court House of Henrico County,
on the I'd day of May next, Chat being Court day
TWO acTes of Land, near Shedtown, in the County
OF Henrico; also one moiety OF lot number twenty
seven, containing sixty six feet on Z, between 9th
and 25ih streets, in the City OF Richmond, held
Jointly by the estate of Josephus B. Cotton, and the
estate OF o. Ladd.
TERMS OF sALE:-One.third of The purchase
money to be paid in cash, and upon credit as to
the residue of six and TIVE I've months, In equal In.
stalments IRON the day of sale, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the deferred Payments, and the
title to the properly retained until the purchase
money is paid aud conveyance directed by the
Court THOMAS w, BOSWELL,
ap I3-d,ds Special Commission er.
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( tLOsING OUT.-C ARPETs, CAR.
~ PETS, CARPkTS.-ln order to close our the
balance CT our Carpets We will offer 1000 vards
Carpeting at l2t cents, which is just the price Tor
weaving the same; 1000 yards 4 Figured Camel,
ing at 70 cents; 100 yards IA Checked Hemp trar
peIing-a very heavy articles IS cents.
large assortment of IA Gi ass MATING at tbs
very lowest prices Also Colored do
Aiao-the finer grades of Carpeting at 25 per
cent less than the usual prices buyers will please
call early, as the stock must be closed out
G A GWATKIN,
ap 25--3tt Opposite Exchange Bank
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SMITHS LOTTERY 0KEECH.
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

To.Day.-Susquenaana, %. Capitals o,0O0,
750U. 5000, $500, 1900, 25 OF 700 &c. rs numbers,
Is drawn. Tickets SO shares in proport ton.
Also, Patapsco la6. Capitals 5000, 1888, 1000.
1000, $780,. rs numbers, Is drawn, Tickets $3.50
-shsres IN proportion.
splendid scheme for Saturday, april Both,
and last shall offer for sale in Richmond -
Capitals: $4,000 $4,000, 20 900, II U00 7UUU 1875
100 of 1900, 1870 of 500, being the lowest, number
prize. 7s numbers, ID drawn. Tickets s2Q-shares
In proportion.
ap 81 SMITH
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Extensive Assortment of Spring Goods !.
HUBBARD, GARDNER IL CARLTON,

HAVE received their Spring Assortment of Roots
IL Shoes, Hats, Csps. Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Gait Ski IS Lining
and Ending Skins, Shoe Threa d, Letter, Note and
wrapping Paper. &c. &c, comprising one of the
largest and best selected stocks they have ever had
country merchants are respectfully requested to
examine Cur stock as confident they will
mao 1t as low, If not lower, than the same GUAM.
tites anu sizes can 10 bought in any market north
OF Richmond. NH I4-oy if
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
= Wellington 15oddii

"cuIn9t0n G0ddin.
M y ri, sALUABLk q ATTRACTIVE
ECn REAL ESTATE ON GAMRi E,s HIff.
r TN SALE AT AUcTIoN-WilI be soId on
the prea,.es The Inn May 1853 uDOn
ieet OF Ground on the West line of 3rS $500, o olS
az fo ana arch Streets running back lao fee, to
Also, l6S. feet of Ground on the Yves, linz ,f1,,
street. between BYRD and Arch s;rsets fsde y, s1n
feet wide eo' 10 an alley ~
These Lots will be divided into b,,,,s;u
suitable size, plat OF which can be seen a. ~ %
nee In few days These Lots, for the mos, ~. "a
are justly regarded as among the most bean,'fa,
located OF any other now in market. and hsina =.
view OF the Public Square. soon to be enclosed Of
fers peculiar advantages to persons wishing : con.
veni ut, commanding location, and picturesous
view OF James River and the surrounding conn1,n
for miles in extent.
TERMs-Oua fourth cash; balance at g. 70 and "a
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
BY trust deed.
ap 26-2awlwdtds w. GODDIN Auctr
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, VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT

/ OSE, on Saturday aitsrnooE on aaIn or Frank.
Ia lin street, Bracelet made Of hair with an
amethyst clasp. The hinder will De literally re-
ap 26-2t< q
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BY Alexander Mott 81 Co.


GALE OF STUCh, FARMING UTEN.
~ SiLS, DC. &c AT AUCTION On Friday,
the 29th April, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will
sell at auction, at Woodville, on the MechanicsviIe
Turnpike, sbou. one and half miles from the city
large stock of Mules, Cattle Corn, Oats, Fodder,
shucks, Wheat Straw, Farming Utensils and house.
hold and kitchen Furniture.
-, The Mules are all under seven years OF age
The Cattle have been selected with great care and
some OF them are thoroughbred. At the same
.ime and place will be sold, of the best bred
Mafes In Virginia, whose pedigree is without flaw.
Sne mas Colt by her side. sired by Revenue and
mas oeen studded tais season to Tally Ho. She will
oe IL years old in May. Also, well bred Filly by
dore. wy
IERms-Cash for all sums under $50; 4 months
ior al sums over s5O-negotisble notes with Sc.
curity required. ~
Sale to be conducted by
apes ALEX MOTT l. m a,,,s
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A TTESTl0N IL. L. L. BLUkS.-Attend
II meeting Of your Company, at Lafsyet Hail.
fhis Evening" al o'clock A prompt aud fat at
tendance is required. By order of tire Captain.
8p27 j II FREEMAN, D 5.
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" ERMfFUG OF the most popular and
valuable kinds, such as McLanes, Perry Dead
SHOT, Rice Worm Destroying Drops, Funestocks
ana Virginia Worm Killer, the safest aud best in
use For sale by Ell PICOT,
aD % Druggist,
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WHITE LEAD IN GIL.-lu,0OG pounds
w White Lead in Oil, Lewis, il packages fre N
Is pounds to 500 pounds On hand aud for sale
by o A STRECkER.
an 81
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MANAGEh'S OFFICE.
X FRANCE ~ IN

H. fhhNt'E q ".
For This Day.-Capltal: $50, 0O0, $500, 5000
2ooo, l500 70 Of 7G0, 25 of 345 ace OF l50 &c, as
numbers, 15dEawn Tickets $40
o Also, the PataPsco Lottery Capitals 5000, 3l5s
cts s! 80
Drawn Nos of Washington, 81:
50 80 IA 90 20 Is q % sc % so "a O.
quarter % SO SO, $1,000; IS a 60, Sl5CO-aji SOLD
Ind paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 125:
Al 80 Ii II 80 n "a 65 70 10
Whole Is 30 65, prize of s6o-sold and paid by
apG7 LUCK.
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IA OrACk.-I shall remain tor the present. a.
my office on 18th street, where prize tickets
sold 6y me in the Desware Lotteries will be re.
deemed.
presen, them for payment, and those indebted 10
me VIII oDhse me Of making an early settlement.
No one Is authorised TO use my name il any con.
tracts whatever.
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gSa a DWELLING WANTED, near the
- Exchange, in good neghborhood. Address
Box GA, Post Office. ap If
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A TTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY.-At
Il tend meeting Of your Company, at Lafayette
Hal, ca Thursday next the 26 b inst at O'Clock
PM By order Of the First Lieut. Commanding
ap 81 JOHN c POWELL, ia o ;.
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BORDEAUX OIL.-3O cases extra me Bor-
u deaux Salad Oil, warranted the finest ever
offered in this market For sale By
ap27 o A STRECKER.
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DAINTEkS WANTkD .-HAkkEYS 4,
BURGESS wish to employ some first rate
workmen. Botchels need not apply.
nm EI-iu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

The New York Express says:-"Letters
from London represent total stagna,ion in
American Securities there, owing to the war
aPprehensions between Russia and Turkey.
Money, is however, abundant in bankers
hands, caused by the dullness in trade. The
pacific termination of The war question would
exercise highly favorable influence. and trade
will at once become active. A mod crate rise
IN Breadstuffs would have no injurious inhu-
ence on the value of money; but large ad.
vance caused by an actual failure of The crop
would make money scarce on the other side &
react on this This country with its overflow
ing abundance, is the natural market TO sup
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

The New York Times thus comments upon
The social condition of Califo MIA: -"Nevcr
was society so near the verge of utter degra
dation and dissolution mot even in Australia
not even in New York. Murder is prosecu-
Ted as one and ahighly comfortable branch Of
commerce, by joint stock companies at times.
as 10y Joaquin, and his comrades, or on indi
vldual account. the hazards oeing too trfling to
balk the least courageous enterprise. Anna.
teur practice, in street fights and otherwise,
has It's hordes of victims Duelng has sprung
into sudden favor; and grave Senators vie with
conductors of the press, in extending the bless.
ings OF that institution to all branches Of socie
ty and elevsting the code of chvary to a more
Influential iank, than the laws Of social order
and religion. Crime like every other produc
ton of that land is monstrous. lncendiarics
are not satisfied with the ncremation Of a neigh.
boring barn,or an irresistiby tempting hay rick
A whole city is the smallest Indulgence
Robberies are wholesale; fraud stupendous; Ii
cense unbounded."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

ply thedefcencies abroad. and If the amount
wanted is beyond the usual average,the bal
snce will be supplied by curtailment OF cred
its; which would act unfavorably on our mon.
ey market Already. The spec< Of war seen
in the distance. has checked operations, aud
many schemes wanting capital for their de
yelopment. must wal. until the clouds are dis
sipated.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

Mr.. BUCHANAN Going To ENGLAND.-The
Philadelphia News says it learns from private
sources, but upon undoubted authority, that the
differences extensively referred to by the press
as existing between the administration and Mr.
Buchanan, have been arranged, and that there
will therefore be no decna,ion on his part
The misunderstanding which die really exsr
was upon questions of expectancy and these
having been settIed.it is believed, according 10
the views of Mr. B. he will leave for Europe
in The Course of a lew weeks at most.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

THE CRYSTAL PALACE The New York
Commercial says" Our readers are perhaps
not aware that over 1000 packages have al
ready been received; that over 400 more are
in the Custom.house, waiting to be passed; that
zoo or 500 more are known TO be on board ships
already in the harbor; and that large number,
of which no accurate estimate. of course, can
yet be made, are on their way across the sea
These have been contributed by Great Britain
France, Belgium, Italy, Holland, Austria, and our
own country. and are rapidly being placed in
order A more busy scene cannot be imagined
than that which was witnessed at the Palac,
yesterday and to-day-every laborer that could
be got has been employed and the chaos ofbox.
es and crates turned into something like har-
mony. The interior decorations are quite
completed, the outside railing will be up to-day,
the tables and Cases are filing mp, and to NOR
row the standards Of the various nations will he
hoisted TO theira appropriate stats in token tina
all is ready"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

The grand jury have, we learn, presented
K. "A. Hawke as a lunatic. Arrangements will
re 10 remove him from jail to n insane
asylum. This is the unfortunate individual who.
1, Will be recolected, killed his wife several
months ago by cutting her throat, considering
her too pure for earth.and intending to DESTROY
hlmself- Washington Republic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Tho Rich
mond DisI aich says the report of thecommitee
on public grounds of the common council re
commencing that $4,000 be appropriated tc
erect buildings and improve square on the
western limits OF the city, near Sydney. for tn,
use OF the Virginia State Agricultural Fair. IL
November next, has been adopted. A main
tent. l20 feet in diameter, and four smaller one,
surrounding it, so feet in diameter, are to be
erected for tho purposes of the Fair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

ACCIDENT AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-Or
Ihursdayjust before President Pierce reached
the Crystal Palace large piece of broken glas.
fell from a window in the dome, and struck
upon the platform on the northern nave, very
near the spot where Gen. Scott was sitting
almost Miraculous y,no one was hurt. The glas.
went directly through the extended flag OF the
Union, making another star on its red ground
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

The Charleston Courier saws, that a compa-
ny has been recently formed in Chattanooga.
Tennessee, for the erection of a large establish
men, for the manufacture of railroad iroa.-
The company is composed Of men of wealth,
enterprise, and intelligence.
We learn from the Norfolk Argus that there
are about to be established in that CITY large
steam Touring mill, large iron foundry, an
extensive establishment for the manufacturing
of lubricaing oil from rosin, and two plough
factories. A warehouse has also been leased for
the purpose of manufacturing chemicals and
preparing dye stuff.
Newspaper changes in Baltimore seem to be
the rage at the present season. The Argus
led off in change of proprierors, followed by
the American and Patriot and the venerab' e
Samuel Barnes, editor of the Clipper, will
shortly retire from that paper. His successor
will be Thomas c. Connolly, esq, formerly
editor of the Washington Telegraph. a spirited
and vigorous writer.
The Knoxville (Tennessee) Wing gives an
account of personal difficulty which occurred
Cburchwell and Mr.. Maynard, candidates for
Congress. They are carrying on an unusually
excited contest, and their fight grew OUT ofthe
canvass. Churchwell is said to have attacked
Maynard with stick or brush; but, before any
damage was done, the combaants were sepa-
rated.
The London Times Of June 9th contains an
able article on the relative position of Russia
and Turkey, tending to show that the armin z
of Turkey, and the state Of suspense in which
she is kept by the menaeing attitude Of Rus
sia, as efiectually weakening aud destroy
ing her, as an actual war with Russia could do
it, and that, whether the result of the present
dilemma be peace or war. the affairs of Tur.
key in Europe are evidently fastening to some
great historical catastrophe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

IHE NEW Consul To IrMA.-Judge ]. Ca
'eb Smith, OF California. the new Consul to Lii
ma, is the son OF Ex-Governor VIM. Smith, of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

The Branch of the Exchange Bank OF Vir
9nia in this city commenced dscoun,ing on
Saturday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

Virginia, recently elected to Congress from the
7th district Of thai Stlte
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-03-12

Public Acts of the Thirty-Second Congress
OF THE
united STAT rs,
1851 -52
81,

CHAR. LXXXNlI An Act to confirm
to the State of Michigan certain Lands
for saline PurpoScS,
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES of the United states
of America in Congress assembled, That
the selection and location by the State
OF Michigan of the lands lying in said
state, described as sections numbered
two, three, four, five, eight, nine, ten,
eleven, fourteen, fifteen, twenty-one and
twenty-five, in TOWNSHIP seven north, of
range fourteen east, heretofore made
under and by virtue of the fourth prop
osi,ion contained in the first section of
an act entitled "An act supplementary
to the act entitled An act TO establish
the northern boundary line of the state
of Ohio, and to provide for the admis-
sion of the state of Michigan into the
Union, on certain conditions" appro-
we'd June twenty-third, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-six, be and the same are
hereby recognised as valid and confirm
ed 10 said state, in lien of twelve other
sections which were incorrectly noted
as combinations under said act, by lea
son Of an erroneous Interpretation CIV
en-, at the General Land office' to the
original list of selections. IN,
Approved, August %, 1852
CnAp. XCI-An Act to provide for ex-
ecutiug the Public Printing, and es'
tabIishipg the Prices thereof, and for
other Purposes. 1..IH
BeHeaacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the joint resolution entitled "Joint Res
olutiop directing the manner Of procur-
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OUTFITS FOR SANTA FEE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
Of New Mexic !, that al his establishments at
WE>TPORT, MISSOURI,
and by his agent at
COUNCIL GROVE,
Nebraska Territory, be is prepared to outfit and
supply with every thing requisite fol the journey
10 santa Fe companies or individuals, upon the
mos reasonable terms.
e1E@EIe believes that an acquaintance of many
yeaIs with the Santa Fi trade, will enable him 10
give general satisfaction in the business,
ALBERT BOONE.
Santa Fe, Dec. q, lS52.-2S'3m.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
I ETTERS tesamcrtary were granted the IN,
Ia denlgnei, upon the estate Of Dlmaso Lopez
dece .sed. dated November 30,h 1852, by the homo
rabe Judge of Probate for the county Of Santa
Fe; all persons indebted to SAID estate are re-
anestcd to m Ike immediate payment, and those
having dem nds egainst the same must present
them within The time prescribed by law, OF they
will be deLarred. .---...-.-.-
MANUAL ALVAREZ,
. Executor
Santa Fe, Feb. 10, l853.--4tnO 35
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glGaD9AS@!A Ta9U9l,
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. T 0 D D.

have removed from the "Noland House," tc
the "Nebraska House," in Independence, Missouri
The Nebraska House is large new building, and
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions. Having taken this house for term
of years, intend to make every effort to promote
the convenience and comfort of travellers. The
patronage of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited.
' B. W. TODD.
January Isl ls53-ly.
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