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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-12

nOCGRT e ANDERSON, Upholster.
II ers and Paper Hangers, Corner Of Go
vernon and Franklin Streets, have now In store
their Sprins Stock Of French and American Paper
pers, making . complete and elegant assortment IT
sll the various styles In usA Also.e large variety
of Floor OIL Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort-
ment of Curtain Goods, Coruices and Trimmings.
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma.
ny other articles In our line, all OF which VIII be
sold on the most reasonable terms
Paper Hanging and Upholsterfng executed at the
shortest notice In town or country.
NH 30-3m
YONJs KATHAIkON, FOR PRE-.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAIR.-The Kathairon neutralizes the
effects of Disease Climate and old age, in restor.
ing the human hair. and after q badness of 12
years cleanses the head from Dandruff and its
natural impurities will cure the Nervous Head.
ache, diseases of the skin, such as Scald Head,
Eryspeias, DC; and 10 the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentemen's use, in the
world. 1t cxhsles the perfume of the most deli
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
orng properties, gives the hair that soft rch curl
ing appearance obtained BY no other preparation
The use Of the Kathairon 10 adopted by the first
Physicians in Europe and America and has sale
and patronage unprecedented IN the history of the
Materia Medica. Words alone are super1uous;
trial only attest its real virtue, AZ its million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the hlands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles for 25 cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the kathairon.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
16l Broadway, New YORK
Sold 1 Richmond by ADIE a. GRAY,
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II NEW APUTHECARY AND DEUE
~STORE-Th subscribers have entered into
co-partnership and taken the store lately oc
- cupied by A Levy Jr, POI Broad street,
lew doors below messrs Breeder & Fox, offer for
saie g. neral assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye strfs, Perfumery. &c. which
they can recommend to tbs public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks by one of US in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting up
OF Prescriptions at all times OF night or day.
We respectfully request a cali from our old nat.
rons and the pubic generally.
PETER w. GRUBBS
APPS RW APPERsCps
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1Na HARkEYS 81 BURGESS have
k4 removed to 18th Street, between Main and
sS Cary, where they will still continue to
undertake and execute all kinds of Painting and
Glazing, with the very best MATERIAL; and
not being altogether dependent on iourneymen TO
do their work, can safely promise, it shall not be
surpassed by any other in the city, and By strict
attention to business, hope to merit share of the
public patronage. NH Ism
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FOR RENT.

- TOBACCO FACTORY FOX RENT
IN Gray . large Tobacco Factory, on Main street
is offered for rent for the balance Of the year.
is now ready for operations, having eignI new
whstsosvsr FIR carrying on q large business. Il
has 4 good sweat house, and Q large yard attached
Apply to US. r. :. coor 49,.
NH 81 TOLEh u NOOAt agents.
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WILLIAM M0UNTJOY's MARBLE

INV 1LLIAM NIUUNTJOTIS WAhBLE
w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9Th and Main Streets Richmond, VIZ, is a,
all times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments,
Tombs or Head Stones, of any size or PATTERN Mar.
Bile Mantelpieces Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work of the kind of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest notice, and on as ia.
vorable terms as any.othsr establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Ora.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
famed Quincy Grasite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other bind of house
work, in ihe most reliable manner, With such dis.
prtch and upon such terms as cannotf ito please
every one.
rGranite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Grsnite for mason work
B-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver, he is prepared to do all
kinds of ornamental marble work. ct the loves,
possible prices. NH l6-3m*
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E KEARSEY.
II. A. PEARGE
April 9th, 1853.

N0TICE.-The subscriber having taken tho
stand formerly occupied by Kersey & Pearce. -,
turns his thanks for the patronage heretofore sr
tended to the firm, and hopes, BY strict attention
stock will consist of all kinds of Watches isvai.s
and Clocks, which he viii sell at the lowest pricss
and guarantee TO give satisfaction or return rhe
money. NAo
watches and all kinds of Jewelry, repaired
IN the best manner, and warranted
call before purchasing ''''
applet BA pEapcr
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
ENSN~ TO THE VOTERS IN -
ESe9Iz--a ALL The WARDS

Sfh1NU CAWfAlUrs
G=NSN~ TO THE VOTERS IN -
Elx+3 ALL THE WARDS
s83yl SsCl Fsll0G Caisens:-As You perform.
ed the duty and exercised the high.
est privilege of free men on yesterday, in casting
your votes for the several officers of our city gov
eminent, you will now we hope, have time to
consider our claims to your notice We are ap.
piicanta for your suffrages and respectfully solicit
your patronage, irrespective of party. We call on
you all, Wings and Democrats, to come to our sup
port Our modssty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications, but this we will say, that
we have labored hard In your service for the last
twenty five years, and have discharged our duties
continue to do So if you will afford the opportu
nifty. We shall be prepared to furnish you at all
times, with the best and most fashionable Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, &c, to be found in this or any
other city in this country. Polls open at the ala.
dies Ss1oon' at all times between the hours of
N and 8 P NJ WHITE & PAGE,
apt 70 Main st, three doors below Dooley's.
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ToLER & COOK, Agents.
-V.TT1RLE CITY PROPERTY

WeM Eop sATE-We are authorized to sell three
mnst valuable and desirable Store Stands on Main
.,rss, The terms will be made accommodating,
not more than $1,000 being required in CASH, while
the balance may be in annual instalments. Apply
early. na,r ~
NH % TOLER d. COOK, Agents.
TOW TO BUY A HORsE.-Containing
II instructions for the choice or rejection Of a
horse from bis shape, appearance, actit n, sound
ness defects; an exposition of the tricks fire.
quenty practised in the sale of unsound horses;
and practical directions for the improvement and
maintenance of condition, by feeding, stable.man.
agement exercise, &c To which are added, OBJ.
servations on the first treatment of ssme injuries
and diseases to which the horse 10 subject vol
l2mo, London, 81
Also for sale, Youau on the Horse, By Skinner,
81 so
Stable Economy, by Stewart 81
Clater on the Diseases OF the Horse, by Skinner,
so cents
Stable Talk and Table Talk, or Spectacles for
Young Sportsmen, by Harry Hiewer, 75c
Youatt on the Structure or Dieases of the Horse,
with notes by Spoouer and an account of the
Breeds in the United States, 81 25
masons Farrier and Stud Book, by Skinner,
rs cents
The Horses Foot, by Miles, 25c
Kinds Farrier, 81
Richardson on the Horse, CSC
The Chase, the Turf and the Road, by Nimrod-
new edition, Lonuon, 81 so
For sale by NASH & wocDHOUsE,
ape Eagle Square.
N UTCHEsON,S CELEBRATED REM.
4 EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Praapsus Ami, and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box win convince the patient of It's
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, 2 OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond By Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove 81 Co and Adie 81 Gray. Sc 29-dly
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NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ES.
IA TABLISHMENT. IA
III NO. 1872 MAIN STREET. Opposite IL
Messrs. Adie & Grays Drug STOREY N
@. The subscriber respectfully Informs -AA-
the citizens of Richmond that he has commenced
the Tailoring Business, at the above store with an
entirely new STOCK OF GOODS purchased this
Spring, which he will make up to order at the
shor notice, and in the most fashionable stvls
~ Mahsns system of Garment cutting and
Plates OF Fashion for sale.
WILLIAM N. ROACH,
NH 2l-1mt 1872 Main street.
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MO. Observation-Disclosures received another
IN lot of No L MackereI, in l. / bbls and kits
A!so new supply of Stage Stays superior Su.
gar cured Hams, and for sale by
TW TURPIN, Main,
ap 2-ts between 7th and 9Th streets
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ST up. res.se.s - ~ zass., 9.
sssss: 2 8. . pro- ;ss's. ss, !:
= - -. ware direct from the Msnuf.s
tories, and BY the Packets from New York ~
Boston. his supplies Of Glass, Leoki.
Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. Having ~
OF the best sssortments he has eve. oilers 'n =
which are many new and desirable pattern. IA "a
ms whole stock having been purchased before ~
recent rise IN Earthenwsre and Glass, he IL abls ;,
ofisr great Inducements 70 those in want - sI 2
sinels +, 70 ms me. HUGH A. WATT.
mn I'm No 7e Main street
CHINA, CROChERY q GLAssWzRE
40 r. l.. HICKSON. importer and 1
"a dealer in English French and anu ri
scaa China, Crockery and Glass. Nh
oaTe Country dealers and house. q
Keepers would do well to give him can. a. fron,
advantageous arrangements in buying his Good
he will be enabled 10 sch low $50 "'O's'
-. notsrs, Irays, spoons Kniues and Forks. Cas-.
tors, Looking Glasses, with variety of F.neg A..
1900. NH I4--tf
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FIRE. LIFk AND MARINE

500 INSURANCE The Richmond Firs
Association are now prepared 70 issus
policies of Insurance on the above de-
scription of risks on a. reasonable terms as any
similar company, and respectfully ask share o
the patronage OF the public. Applications will BE-
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main ane
9th streets, where the officers viii cheerfuly fur
nish all information that may be required Al
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES B0SHER, President
iauu FL RasHRS. Secratarv. ~ Ir
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II FROM "HAVAEA by steamer from ia
vana TO New York we are now In receipt OF
choice lot OF very superior Cigars direct from Ha.
ine. This Cigar IL the same we al a small iot OF
few IN anths since, and gave such great sa,isfsc.
ton that we can confidently recommend them 10
all who enjoy rich and highly Favored Havana
Call and try them ct
NH 20 BENNETT 4 BEERS. Drvssis,s
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nR. NORWUOD5 TINCTURE OF VERA
- TRUM ViaIDE, for controlling the action of
the heart and arteries, in all nkere there IL
pretsraatural frequency. Asupply OF the above ar.
Iicis direct flom DR. Norwood just received az
for sale Physicians are invited to call and read
tho directions.
JAS D. THOMAS, Druggist,
Corner Franklin and l7ih streets
mh3e Opposite Cd Market
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No1lce
10 CERTAIN CREDITORS or THE LATE n.
s .la PUBLIC OF TEXA& ~.

LA
III In Act Of he Legislature q he Saas Of
&" Texas, approved February 1h, 1858, us
time Tor auditing The claims for personal services,
civil and military, and for supplies furnished,
known heretofore a. I'd ClaAs Clzims,) II extended
for the period Of eighteen moaths from the date Of
aid act:
This, therefore, Il 70 notify al claimants, OF he
character Aforesaid, whose claims have not previ.
ously been audited, 70 present the same for I'd.
justment to the undersigned Auditor aud Comp.
trollcr, within the time prescribed by said enact.
ment, (7th Of August, 1851 otherwise they shall
bc forever barred.
To prevent confusion, and for the protection Of
claimants, certificates Of adjustment viii hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, TO tho claimant In person, or
70 bis agent, or attorney. A simple order attestcd
by two Witnesses In the following form will suffice:
81, A. b., do hereby constitute and appoint G.
ID. my agent and attorney In fact, 70 present, profc-
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
Of the State " Texas, my claims Of every descrip.
ton against the late Republic Of Texas, and to re.
ceive and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence Of said adjustment.
Given under my hand this-day of-ls6 .
WITNESS; A. Is"
CERTIFICATES can be RENTED by mail, II the
parties ~ direct, otherwise they will remain on 6c
in the Auditors Office until called for.
JOHN N. SWlSHER, Auditor.
JAMES u. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February %, 1853. Ism.
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COMMERCIAL
NEW ORLEANf, J,Lr 10, 1853.

COfTON.-We stated In our last weekly 70.
ncw that the market closed With steadincss II our
previous quotations. There was no material change
In prices, subsequently, until Tuesday, when the
receipt OF the Ialicis letters brought out buyers
With Increased spirit, and enabled factors 70 realize
fuller prices for all descriptions ia request, cstab.
fishing AN Improvement n good ordinary and low
niddling Of txic.; since which there has been a
fair demand At the advance, but operations have
bccn restricted by the limited supplies Offering.
The sales comprise $50 bales on Saturday, 100 on
Monday, 4,6oo on Tuesday, 800 ON "Wednesday,
1909 yesterday, and l,tOO to-day-mnking Ill az.
greg..s Tor the week of $500 bales, the bulk OF
which has been for Great Britain. Prices close
With steadiness at our nmeldcd quotations.
The receipts here, from lst Of September to date,
are l,653,il3 bales, against l,il2, t1O TO same date
last year; and at all the United States ports there Il
aii increase OF 2Os,AlS bales, rs compared With las,
year. The stock on hand tonight Il a., aps
bales, against 34,97l bales at the same time las,
year.
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AGRICULTURAL

Wuvn. N Coan - Taus Pxxyxxros.-
0eus thrss noaths go We called upon Ac
1s.ess Of he country fr the result Of their
sxper;sncc IN preventing Ghs ravag,s Of the
weevH In corn, m insect that destroys vast
a0oupts Of our annual corn crop aner Il has
nasuSsd.-
C. Hodges, Of Goiiad county, through the
Gan Antonio Ledger, gave the opinion that the
best plan wss to leave the corn on the stalk ill
cold weather, thereby destroying the insect.
This idea has prevailed with some but We ob.
jsct 70 Il, on three grounds, viz: LIST, because
0rmers oiNen dcaire to pasture or usc the
ground In the fall, and besides live stock arc
liable to commit d~cpredations on the exposed
field; %, because, during wet authmns, corn
Il liable TO suffer great injury by s;aadirg in
the fead and Sd, because, Il Ii no unusual
occurrence for the wccyil to materially dsnage
corn As II stands OF the stalk, especial y in
sandy soils, ~ VIC have o{ten seen. III plan
only lessons, but docs not overcome the evil.
A gentleman of Matagorda county writes us
. dissertation on the generation Of the wccvii.
lie says the cut.worm OF spring, the silk
n roasting cars, and the bud worm In the ri.
pening stage Of the corn, are one and the
same, in different stages Of being, and the Int.
ter dspositcs the egg that produces the wecvil.
Ergo, says lie, kill the cut-worm Of the spring,
and you prevent wccyil. That Is rs plain az
that the destruction Of tho egg will cxtcrmi-
nate the large red ants but how il that to be
doncY or, as John Randolph said, " but who
viii hold Squire Robinson 7"
A gentleman, who we know as n good farmer
In Gonzales county, writes us in favor of o plan
in which We have long had confidence, viz:
alright cribs. He says:
"lf the cribs bc Of logs, make a dirt floor,
daub the cracks perfectly tight and cover the
bliH Of the corn three or four inches with dirt
mortar. say dirt mortar, because every one
can get that at home. Alright cribs can also
be made Of plank, concrete or the cement OF
lime, sand and pebbles as used In Scguin."
We have no doubt but air-tight granarics
will cf'octually destroy this destructive insect,
In Mexico, where il Is very bad and where il is
OF tho utmost importance when n good crop is
made, to preserve II from two to three or four
years, for fear of n failure in crops, they make
cribs on hills under ground, cement them and
then close them up, filed with corn, using
from but one at n time. In this way the Next.
cans keep corn perfectly sound for years.
Then, with oil tho lights before us, We can
but advise this course, till some better plan
may DO devised. To save space in nm under.
ground crib, the corn might lie shrlei.
Indidnola Bulletin.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN

j. ". rIrTES AND JAMES u. SMfrIlE, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number Of which was is.
sued In March, 1888, Is composed mainly Of Selec.
tons from the Periodical Literature Of Great Brit.
France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however. from that of Great Britain. IN al.
dition to American Journals, we have ordered aud
arc constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu.
publications
The Edinburg Review,
North British Review,
Westminster Review,
" London Quarterly Review,
Eclectic Review,
Retrospective Review,
Chambers Edinburgh Journal,
Eliza Cookies journal,
Household Words,
United Service Journal,
Colburn's New Monthly,
Dublin University Magazine,
hlack~oods Edinburgh Magazine,
Ainswor,hs Magazine,
frascrs Magazine,
Hoods Magazine,
Sharps Magazine.
T1ts Magazine,
Gcn,leman's Magazine,
Black woods Iady's Magazine,
The Repository Of Arts aud lnventcns
uentlys Miscellany,
Revue des deut Moades,
Hogs Instructor,
Annals OF Natural History,
Wcsct Icitnug,
Losdoa labcfsy Gazette,
The Spectator.
CGtsc, The A,henwum, The Examines.
Tunes. renrh, Nc.
These rate AID cvsily publications, eat,l,ias
the lssss, aud choicest psoioe,iaa. al The les, vi.
tiers ct The Nv, sll Ia ~esrstsll, esataiaysI, and
thrss mos, attractive sat vsiasble Article. teprs.
dsced ~ the eeia1nas ~ ths ketesuc. Tina fqs
mere fraction ~ the css, VI any eae If ,hen, oat
rcsdefs vii obtain thc selet ~ys,stteas ~ ,ae saals.
Translated espfssss Toe our with
The Magazine Ne eas otter 10 shs pnis., a he
csiy Jvanssl IT ,he class patl.sAs,i IA tte S,a,,.
" u the hssi asse,npa IA ,asfs-loes 4. IL. .sr,, HI,
~ Scslhste rssicss AID - sta,t ~ lhgss NAH,
and ~satsss.sS tisv cssssea, i~ssrs,sse ~ l,,waw-
rs sseh, u "a asGssi ~ stt4sf a san. kssx kss
Asri ssk.o-lek,qd
Ov s~seesce. ~si esesss, q sseh sr,.e,s. A
rs~~ss~s tsseasNsns Nss~e sed tasssssl ~la,ssca.
We sA e5s adj. sAss -hsic s~ ase onss,as ,As
snssesse ssra saea ,sssas a. AZ rlss~ IL wahta
NE rse<A ~ al. No esysssss lsss s-ea. sx ~a ~
sAfri - esf rst, ~ xsAs = Va escsy ressst
s.esstsi1s 10 The cultivated sv..,s.
fhe EsSNsN u pesAsss.ea ~ sac,..sa. Ia ,As
sEa NJ ever sseash. esrh Ras.s~t sxsssssp,ssr sesa.
" ssks cetsse Essese IN scssse cslasasss tssaasi
% esps pAe<s .ha nee sstc~sasktss ,se scsssses
esd zee rsges IA he ,ess.
fhNMS rUn ONE YEAR
Ne WY, " "a ceT&es. cas- 10 advance
lss~esi sustxssreu va w nssse 9Th RsA.
seeess 80 rsNsaxsi seeass s~ ssssfsipse the CIR
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.


Believing the time Inns arrived in the town
Of Gonzales, surrounded rs II is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
meht OF n weekly journal at the county. site
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and In q section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate In the
State of Toxas-it is proposed to establish ut
the above named place, a newspaper, to DO
known by the name Of the "GoNzALEs lNoui-
RER,'" devoted to Agriculture. Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of the day.
The Inquirer will be independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy Of the
great principles of our republican government,
SO ably clucidated in the administrations Of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people Of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States Of the South, have ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by the c~onstitu-
ton Of the United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience rs editor and
publisher Of a public Journal, we shall, at tho
same time, bring to its MD the poetic and lite
rary talent of able writer's, with whose ability
as correspondents we are we'll advised; and at
the same time trust that The Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted a. to encourage and
bring to it's support contributors from the En-.
pirc State Of tho South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfurl our banner In one of
the most thriving and delightful villages In the
State. and %sssiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the devotion.
ments of the country demand, and its appear
anco equal to any journal In the South, We shall
expect proportionate encouragement nom the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest a %livelicr interest in whatever
to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and the perpetuity Of rcpub.
lican institutions.
TERMS:
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly execu.
ted, for IS 90, If paid in advance; Is so, IL
not paid within six months; or "a 90, at the
expiration Of tho year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free Of postage.
s.. W.. SMITH,
ID. S. II. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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JAMES r. Ctill.ruN, VI H.
"a a,oa cstetfefSi FStstts ~ "a tsiAvi State
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cp'et ~h'vh experiences has pFvsc.l usef4s III e!ean.
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tt@i st,h ,tse highest Kin ~td,h the refinement
" NDivse ,hsassisS casl4ss va ,a %eiapius. AND l.
lEt,iy dcuoaVnatei
"a Greet lsesfr q ts 6s...f asa Css.
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usN sN lSstS uysisfeA. Nstyoss MsoAass
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