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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Daniel Webster. from 9.
Juan, arrived at New Orleans on Nordo,
evening, with dates from San Francisco :.
the 10th of April. The entire trim frou
San Francisco was made in 234 DAYS.
The most important news by this arrv.l
is the total wreck of the steamer S. S. Lewis
belonging to the Nicaragua line. 1t seems
that she ran ashore near the same placa
where the steamer Tennessee was wrecLos
some time ago, and met so sad a fate.
dense fog was prevailing at the time. Soop
after striking she went to pieces and sunk
being total wreck and loss. There wera
in all three hundred and eighty five passe,
gers on board at the time of the accident
and it is believed all were fortunately saved
through the almost superhuman exertiops of
the officers of the boat and others.
The S. S. Lewis was built in Philadelnb;.
in 1851, and was valued at 100000. Va
insurance
The general California news is but of III.
tie Importance. Business was steady and
active-the mining operations very prosper.
Gus.
Another terrible accident had occurred .,
the head of San Francisco bay, by which IS
persons We're instantly killed, and many
others seriously wounded. The steamer
Jenny Lind, formerly plying between San
Francisco and Sacramento, exploded her
boilers. The plate of one of her boiler,
blew out, scattering death and destructimJ
among all on beard Eighteen dead bodies
were recovered, and thirty others dreadful
wounded by scalding, SC. Among the
scalded are eight or ten so dreadfully tha
they cannot recover. The dead and wound
ed were nearly all old residents of San
Francisco. The steamer at the time was
returning from trip to Alviso.
Measures were taken at San Francisc
for the relief of the sufferers by the wreckei
steamer Independence. Up to the lit
over $50, 900 had been subscribed.
The smallpox was rapidly increasin.
throughout San Franeisco-many fatal case
were reported.
The amount Of gold dust by the ma
steamer Panama is computed at over tw
millions of dollars
The intelligence from the mining region
is highly satisfactory. The miners at Co
lumbia, Sonora. Calavares, Dry Greek
Yuba, and Shasta were all actively an
proftably working.
The flood at Sacramento city was sub
siding.
Advices from Oregon Territory are three
days later. No news of moment
The only item of intelligence from Aus
tralia is the discovery of rich gold mines
and deposites in New Zealand, Auckland
and other places.
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actually taking place among thousands of
the sohite people of England:
.The first floor of a certain London
house, both back and front, was crowded
with Inhabitants. The people acknow-
lodged that fifteen persons slept in the two
little rooms last night. The walls were
cracked and dirty, and the ceiling constantly
falls upon the floor while the inmates are
taking their food. One woman said that a
part Of the cracked hearthstone from above
had fallen amongst the children. The rent
OF the front room is Is. 3d.: back, Is. Cd.
Continuing our way up stairs, we found
the state of the staircase to the rooms worse
and worse. In the front room, on the
second story, when our eyes had become
accustomed to the Rembrandtish gloom, we
found fifteen persons! Some had been
selling onions, &C., in the streets, some
begging, and one or two were seemingly
bricklayers' laborers, while others had been
working at the carrion heaps in the neigh
borhood
sit is difficult to realize the appalling
truth, that IN one small court of this great
metropolis, one thousand human beings are
at this moment thus existing Multiply
this number by that of the similar recep-
taces of human misery that surround US.
and we may venture to set against all the
the degradation of human nature that pre-
walls over ten thousand square miles of the
most savage district upon earth, the utter
abasement of our fellow-creatures. which is
at the very hour when we write, contained
within the limits of the metropolis of great
and Chris tan England"
And yet according to the statements of
one of its own most reliable papers, this is
the country that is now SO busily engaged
IN perpetuate slavery crusade against
America! This is the country that is now
landing the traitors Stoves and Beechers to
the third heavens!
Out upon such hypocrisy!
Look at this subject, says another writer
IN THIS aspect: Less than 10000 persons
own all the land of Ireland and Great Brit
ain. Of these 10000, less than 500 own
about seven-eighths of the whole the re-
naming 80, 500 owning but one eigth. Now
there is no slavery, technically so called, in
Great Britain or Ireland, but yet these 500,
the hereditary rulers of the realm. lord it
over the whole nation in legalized system
OF oppression, which, though it does not
make chattels of 3,OO0,Oe reduces at least
lO,OO0,OOO, or one-third of the whole popu-
latlon, to state of servility, toll, debase
ment, abuse, and deprivation of the rights
and comforts to which humanity is entitled.
that cannot be paralleled in the civilized
world
Shame D.! Shame on the people that can do
these things, and then make an outcrv
against their neighbors Away with such
outrages on humanity, such insults to com.
mon sense!
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THE PIcToRIALs.-Thanks to the ind efat-
igable Shillington for copies of Barnum an d
Gleason for May 18th. They are both good
numbers-Barnum's especially.
We are also indebted to CAMERON, Todd's
Building, for copies of the same papers.
They are well worth the price of subscrip-
ton.
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re The Boston Post saws the studen
in one of the New York Colleges, who tai
their meals at the college commons, ha
struck for better board. They stood ma
fully on their rights, and resolve that the
won't eat anything till their terms are COZ
piled with. That's the way to do it.
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MoNUMENT.-Tbe corner stone of MOI
ument is to be laid day upon the TipP
canoe battle-ground by the Masonic fratel
nifty of Indiana, in commemoration of til
members of that order, and others, who fe.
In the battle of that memorable field.
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Attention :-Those gentlemen that have signed
and others desiring to unite i'm forming Cavalry
Company requested to meet at Caspariss Capitol
Hill on THURSD Y EVENING, the 18th inst at s
O'Clock, when the officers will be elected Puncf ual
attendance is necessary, the evenings are short.
In 1l-2t#
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FIRE.-The fulling mill and foundry of
Messrs Perkins & Lee at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
were destroyed by fire on Monday night.
Loss $4,000 Insured for $4,000.
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10~ No attention paid to anonymous
communications at this Office. Correspond
ents should bear this in mind.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-An accident oc.
CURED on the Erie Railroad Monday night,
by which four brakesmen were badly in
jured. No passengers were hurt.
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The regular monthly me citing of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 18th instant at the
Smithsonian Institute, at o'clock
m 10-2t CHARLES CALVERT Rec. Sec
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&C. To Strangers and Citizen,

ss- To Strangers and Citizen,'
Nompson's Dagaerreotypes are unsurpassed 10y al
for holiness of execution and beauty Of artistic fr'
His assiduous efforts to establish first class Gs
in this city, and his continued endeavors 10 reS
visiters and patrons, have not been unrewarded.
examination of his pictures recently made is part
larry solicited. He is prepared to take picture
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, North side of Penna. avenue, between :
and 9Th streets, Lane fuckers building.
feb 25-
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SSThose who wish Daguerreotyp'
taken in the highest perfection of the art, vii
course, call on WHITEHURsr, be being the recipic'
the highest premium awarded to Daguerretypi,;
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics Ius
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue, near I'd
and-a-half street mar D.
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w w. CAMPBELL has just received, and
w keeps constantly hand, full supply Of
BUILDING MATERIALS, at his place on 9TH street.
south side Of the Canal, viz: Cement Plaster, Lime,
Hair, and Sand which will be sold low for cash 10
punctual customers. Also, a large lot Of SCAFFOLD
POLES, some Of them of extra length. m lift
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MARRIED.

On the 22d Of October 1852, by the Rev James p
Donelan, Mr.. GILMAN KIRBY to Miss VIRGINIA
B. LITTLE all of this city.
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Antt.License Meetings will be held ON
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS at O'Clock on the square
opposite the Centre Market by the f. V. T. A. Society
IN II GEO SAVAGE. President.
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Roots Wonderful D.gu.rreot,

'" ohueFIul DaSuerreOtypo
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near seven
street mar IL
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WANTED Imme d a tely-A good Jour.
w leyman BARBER and HAIR DRESSER. Also,
BOY to lear the business Inquire at G. NJ. MIL
LER'S Hair Dressing Saloon, Garrison street, Navy
Yard. m 11-3tS
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Ca Joe Shfllington receives all u
new books and new spapers fast as published.
is agent for larper's and all the other Magazine
our readers will always find q large and good a.
mant of blank b. oks and stationery at his book =
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn. az
feb =
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tie institutions IT Is weak II i in loUr hands :.
know 1t Is one OF the lesser lights in the lit
crary horizon OF our country. lou NAV put
1t out. But if vou do 50. Won must carry
through vour work You must cxtin"ui>h
one after another, all those great lights of
science, which, for more than century have
thrown their radiance over orr land II is.
Sir. as have said. small col!cra And
vet there are those who love H." Here the
feelings which he had thus far succeeded in
keeping down, broke forth lis lips culver
ed, his firm checks trrmblrd with emotion ::
his eyes We're filled with tears. his voice chok-
ed, and he seemed struGrlin. to the utmost
simply 10 gain that mastery over himself
which mi -ht save him from an unmanlv burst
ot feeling. | will not attempt to rive Won the
few broken words of tenderness III which he
went on to speak OF his attachment to tie
COLLEGE,. The whole Scrm,, 10 tie mingled
throughout with the recolrcti"nS of father
mother, BROTHER and all the trial, and pre-
vrntions. through which he had made his way
INTO life. Every one saw that it was wholly
unprrnirdItatr'!.d pressure on his heart which
sought rciic in words or tears.
The Courtroom, during these two or three
minutes. presented an extraordinary Spcrta-
Gle. Chief Justice Marshall. with his tall
and gaunt figure bent over as if to catch the
slightest Whisper, the deep throws of his
cheek expanded with emotion. and eyes sui
fused with tears; Mr. Justice WASHINGTON at
his side with his small and rmlciatrd frame
and countcaancc more like mal bic than
ever saw on any other human BENG leaning
forward with an eager. troubled look and
the remainder OF the Court. at the two cX-
trcmltlr>. pressing, as it were, toward {. SIN
Ole point, while the audience below were
wrapping themselves round in closer folds
beneath the bench to catch each look, and
every movement OF the speakers face. If :.
painter could give us the scene on canvas
those forms and countcnauccS, and Daniel
! Webster as he then stood in the midst. it
would be one Of the most touching pictures
, in the history otclOquenre. One thing it taught
me, that the pnhrtic depends not merely on
the words uttered, tut still more on the est
mate we put upon him who uttcrS them
. There was not one anon. the strong minded
men of that a>Scmhi, who could think it I'M
manly to weep when he saw standing before
HIM the man who had made such an armu-
mcnt melted into the tenderness ot a child
Mr. Webster had HOW recovered his rompos-
urc. and fixing his keen eve on the Chief Jus
tee. SAID, Ill that deep tone with which he
sometimes thrilled the heart OF an audience
"Sir, | know not how others NAV feel. :
(@iancln@ at the opponents of the college be-
tore hlm.) "but for myself when see my
alma mater surrounded Flo C,,.,- -, Il, -.
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1lruld actriilg,

SIGNIFICANT FACr-In Steamer North
rrn Light. which arrived in New York on
Monday. from San Juan. FIVE hundred pas
scngerS returned from California.
s=s The yellow fever prevails badly in
New-Orltans, mostly at the hospitals. There
have been from 80 to 40 deaths per dav.
*" The old JIunkers at the North call
aloud on Gen. Pierce for offices. but he tells
them that there are barely enough to salts
~ the Barnburncrs. flames" said a gentle
man to his dining groom servant go down
and bring up some more ofthose fried ovs-
tiers" You can't have any more" whspcr-
ed James, contidentially. there amt ONLY
Just enough for the Kitchen
SPIRITUAL CnNvENTIoN.-A convention
OF the believers in the spiritual rappinsS. is
to be held in Illinois on the 10Th OF Aurust
1t Is announced in that region that a great
improvement has been made in the mode of
ana tiat the SIIrltS
appear in bodily presence. 1t is much to be
hoped that they look better than they talk.
s3 The harvest SAYS the Rochester Adj
vcrtl>er, of Tuesday last. has been gathered
IN remarkably fine condition, and We he
icve ii is generally conceded that the ,lcpre-
dations Of the wecvil have been much less
extensive than was reported and believed
Very little, however. Of the new crop has vet
found It's way into market
1 The President has concluded a con-
tract with Clark Mills for the erection of a
colossal equestrian statue of George Wash
ingtcn, at the cost of $4,000
eT y Masonic Lodge in Michigan has
passed resolutions, calling upon the Masoni..
l.odg,s throughout the country to mite in
raising Sand for the purchase OF Mount
Vernon, n order to save i from an;icpa,.d
r"-r,l -.
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WHEN Will Nh Br.H,N,x SUM-
This question is answered bv the Lancaster
intcil!@enrer, his home or.1n. thus: We in
form the public on the best of authority. that
1t Is his purpose, life and health permitting.
10 SAL from New York. on SATURDAY the 9th
OF August, that being the time when the next
American steamer leaves for Europe. in
which he has engaged passage.
IHE WAR IN New IIAMrSnIRr.-Thc
war among the locotorcs is to he prosecuted
with vi"or. Edmund Burke is about to O.
'aoii>e new newspaper. whcrrwiih TO do
battle. to he entitled The Old Guard
We suppose the other side will catch the
soubriquct of h}ock-ymwds.
SET At Charles Pomrov aud
Edward llartwclI. two of the ALLEGED eoun-
trricItcrS, were discharged on the ~. hv
Justice Rogers, in Boston. there b,.iur mn
evidence against them
SOn Monday, a man ramcd Morse u,
down IN front of a train on the Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad, and was Instantly
killed. He was about forty wears of aye.
FREAK or C"w.-On Monday evening
COW took fright IN the streets of New York
and rut up some queer antics. She tossed
several persons on her horns. frightened \
great many others. and running into the
Lark She drflcd the efforts OF the police tc
capture her. She was finally la>soord by 4
Young Spaniarl, - wears of age. Recently
from California.
LIVuoE CA>E.-A>ahcl Newton. of Lvn-
don was trlc'' on Tuesday on six or eight
charges of selling liquor contrary to law. two
or three as common seller, found fully and
fined about 500. lie was allowed som.
time t" procure bail, and improved the Ii.
ceiSe by giving leg bail and fleeing to Can
ada
X The Louisville journal. within \ few
weeks past. has contained strong. we'll writ
ten articles, from correspondent. in favor
OF the gradual emancipation of negro slaves
Hor>.-We hear uniavorab!e reports of
the hop-tield> in some sections of the country
They seem to be >u;ierin. more than any 9th
er article OF produce 10y the dry wca;hcr.an,
III many instances they Indicate genera
failure, while hut few fields promise an aver
age yield This will materially effect tn
market, and prices are already tending up
ward
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
NURSING SORE MOUTH.

here are t"w If any more tr"u',i,~,nur and an
n"yin" complaints that Mothers are >u,.' "a ;iiar
Nursing sore Month"; ami none PRIMARILY thai :,
ih"u@ht :" lightly al 10y physicians Ill,. patient :,
allowed :" suffer from day tn '!ay AMI week /" n.cb
without any remedy Myers Exirar, "t E,,-k Eo-,
l. Speedy ami certain cure ~ the :,.nyylna g..
tlti-a'c viii ahr:n'iantly prove:
Rev. y Il. l.. Mver>-pcar Sir You have i,hr
nay opinion al the Influences uf vnu- Rock H..
syrup. IA ANY instance "f Nursing sore month "a ic
may nav" cone under notice. \ l:,.,v in tn
city severely afflicted with th> painful ..l-,.~ "a
nlIrh Prostitution, f.w w,.h- after ..,llfiti...l,
with twins. commenced using the Rock Roe. rl..r
NV advice AMI received innr,lia,o r.l,,i Sh. ha
rr'vi"u> y suffered much from Tins ii>c,i>- wIli
her other children, and -,.l.rslIv Ter a i,,ll-
time. IN delicate state al health and >uiirr. great
" from camker. The Rock R,.. h.can,. an iuval
u'hl" blessing I" her ami her babes who still 1--we
ami trust may Toe reared i.y this r,.Im-,iv
New London. April $50 Rev f. L. N,EEIN
For sale hv j. e. Bingham ~. Iuhil>hurv. am
places IN medicine everywhere.
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THE Old Daggerreen.
LEONARD +. HAI.E'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

Cal.i"ha li>irir'.
In Probate Court. holden at pa,.vil.c. IN >sii ,i.>
trct on the 1t day nf August. \. H. I>':i:
~ HEREAS. Mrs Sarah \. Hale" ,lmlni>ra
W upon the the estate al LEONARD f. HALF
l'c 81; -. lulll>hIrv, III said district DECREASED
te>':,-e Ir..iIa-e> I" render account "I her al
mn>iri;"I:, ana 10 present her account :'-Il,.>'
>: estate t,r rsamiiarl.!n ari ALLOW ancr. !ur Ia.
purpose =" making partition AMI distribution 81 t'i'
residue ni said estate under decree "i sad CONT
AMONG the persons " h" hv law entitled Z" -,
same. IL l. ordered lev said court thai the
come under consideration ana Ice heard. 'm "a" > II
lay "i August instant. nj The Prostate ,t'c" ~ >ai'!
Ianviile
And it is further ordered ti.: al persons INFER
e>cd he notified hereof, hy publication 81 . '''!'y
"i The record Of this "rsr IN ic tiIcu!..a'i r:ii-
e; III =. .I"hnshury in said ti>lr..f iar.c WcrA>
-gccc-svclv, previous I" sad t "i j.. ,Ir,. ,!.;;,
they NAV appear and contest the allow II "a.
If they see cause, :r III" e heard ~ ~
c"mrt in hi. matter 9" pariIi,'i ana! Distributes! 81
said estate. CtlAS. ). DANA, .IE'l.- If Probate.
i tr.t copy "i record, e3sw3
Attest, q. A BI'RBANK Register
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500 REWARD !!

gGNAKEN from the et"r" Of II. G. Eahc"ck in Pas
i ,wnI>ic Village, "n l.v-'!"y AH", =, 4 r." hc'
Book >u,rn-sd :, contain airu. oI"uU, mostly in
Bill On rH->uTpSic Iank,-2"-. 10 and lo">.-
.xc,,- ;,:.oir 50 "a tH,> AZ. 'Arce- ALSO {: icS
not,-. accou"f- and on. dc",i. nd ore !.!!.,r
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Lyndon Academy.

'I'IIE Fall Term will commence. "Wednesday,
SEP . Teachers and lut":i - heretofore.
French. >l.no extra.
rr'i. J. /. Dana viii c",l'rur /" eve Lessons IN
Instrumental Nhi-ir. il desirable,
'''"d room can p" ohf1inc1. Rrrri f-,,m = -
/" >l.5H f. MAYNARD. A. IL. Principal
LYNDON AUGUST / l>5S A3,v sin
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q HATS & CAPS. =
Boston. New FORK and Philadelphia
Fall Style Hats for 1858.

\ >tl!r. which for i,au;v a,! el,cg,c,. = un>lr-
uI>>,'i hv any Former >f,,,
lust rcc-ivcl hy |. Il. GnElIAN Who h. IT.
- Gently returned from En>.om. aud : row IRE
-:.I..I Ia, hil.r IL ..-.l-,i. LIZ,
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TORRENT ENGINE co. no. I.

VI 4 meeting. of the !mTra, tnginr G.. ". /
he'll Tuesday Hrminc. August > the pr"m an. v,
y /. EiNNT, presented the Company IN behalf If
JANIS NJ WARMER. ESQ \ beautiful and vllr
able >rEAkIN'' TRrMrEr; wh-rru;n,n It Wa ,;a:,
ii'"u> ! voted tina, the thanks Of the Company he
returned /" Nix NAExEE. ami The undersigned were
appointed! committee 1" communicate the same "a
HIN. i. o. STEPHENSON
+. FAIHBANk>
l. [. PORTER, r-
G-P- BAKER. ''''''''
T. ID. BLnpIETT,
I. q. PARIS
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,ocWarirl through luStEIi Ill Icr cdpdCI'!
,, mr!r,tor.and the result Is anXIou> await
vi. In" notes were pcnnrd before the APP
p,arlurr OF Count Nc>SclrodcS second clrcu-
Jar, and it i rIght to say that no very explicit
ln.wrr 5 expected from the man who dI'tat-
ut that dornn'nt' In the event OF i,> hcih@
refused ~ iIS>!a' no one sees what England
am! France can next d". except ORDER Their
fleets at once 70 proceed To Inc boSlhoFuS' a
step winch t''t var Is Sa!d To nave cmrhau-
,a.y !r'"Tcd nc VIII regard as aucciaralioh
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Largest 4 Best Assortment

OK HATS. CAPS. THI MS. NAIi>fS. GENTS
FURNISHING GunIpS Nr hc..
He ha> ever ha, ar which can i.,. found IN Tie I:
riniiy; ali II winch w toe Sold ,mr,III: r'a.. "a,
c'ical~>r-c>pccialiy those If hi own manutac,r.
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Splendid Stock Of G GOD S
FOR SALE
AT COST !!
FHNHE entire Stock e ti"oI> in the Store cf
j. HARVEY.
now in the hands OF .I"nn II. Moore. will he SOIL
AZ COST
For Few Weeks:
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THE OUTDOOR PROPERTY

will Ice sold at Private Sale or Auction. c"n-i~fin"
%: Horses: l.arling Colt: : NJ 'iaph"ar':>
NJ. lic,n.uck and Spruce l"ar'!: i"t Il wood ami
single Slcj-!i>. Harnesses. &c.
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