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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

GAS From Csnton, by Ball Ground, Harnageville
and juno, to pahlonega, 40 miles and back
once week -. -
Leave Canton Saturday at 6 am
Arrive at Dahlonega same dsy by6 pm
Leave Dahionega Friday at 6-a m
Arrive at CantoE same dsy by pm
e444 Prem jefferson, by John Randolph and Gains,
to Cumming and back, oncea week
schedule
GAS From Spring Place, by Cedar Rikss to Dalton,
IL miles and back, three times a week
Leave Spring Place Monday, Wednesday, and
and Friday at s am
Arrive at Dalton same days by - m
Leave Dalton Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
et1pm
Arrive at Spring Place same days by 4pm
GAS From Bairsville by Choestee, Louisville and
Pleasant Retreat, to Dshlonega, "a miles and
back, once q week
Leave Blairsville Monday at q m
Arrive ct Dahlonega same day by pm
Leave Dahl mega Tuesday at an
Arrive at Blairsville same day by 6 pm
6447 From Blarsville-b Young Cane, to Morgan
ton, 20 miles and back, twice week
Le~ve Bairsvills Tuesday and Friday at a m
Arrive at Morganton came days by ~ m
Lave Morganton Monday and Friday at m
Arrive at Bairsville same days by p m
GAS From GlAst, to Blairsvile, 40 miles and back
Leave Clay on Wednesday at Gam
Arriveat Blairsville same day by 7pm
Leave B airsvl Thursday at 6 q m
Arrive at Clayton same day by7pm
$40 From Msrgantown to Murphey, NO. and back
once a week
Bidders will state distance and propose eched:
ule
$3.50 From Ball Ground to Ellsjay and back, once a
week
Bidders will etate the distance and propose a
schedule
o45l From Morganton, by Blue Ridge, White Path,
Ellejay, taking Rock, Paramount and Pine
--, Leg, to Cassville, 80 miles and back, twice a
week
Leave Morganton Tuesday and Friday at m
arrive at Cassviile next days by pm /
L ave Cassvills Monday and Thursday at o N
Arrive at Morganton next days by II m +
1852 Prom Young Cane, by skeirah, Stock Hill,
Ttkenetly, and Carticay, to Talking Rock, ii
miles and back, cnce week
Leave Young Cans Wednesday at o m
Arrive at Talking Rock same day by SPIN
Leave Talking Rock Tuesday at m
Arriv, at Young Cane sametdav by 6pm
6453 From Jispsr to Carsville and back, once q
week
Bidders " II state the distance and propose a
schedule
T., II I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

security of such transportation" Under this law
a description OF bids has been received Ii does
not specify a mode Of conveyance, but engages 10
take the entire mil each trip with celebrity, certain
ty and security psing the terms of the law. These
bids styled, from the manner II which they are
designated on the books Of the Department, star
BIDS and they will DE construed providing for the
entire mail, hoaoeUer large, and lchdfercr may %
the mode Of Conveyance necessary 10 insure as " celty,
certainty, Oh security"
In all cases where the lowest grade Of service 10
believed to be sufficient the lowest bid will be sccep-
ted, If duly GUARANTEED in preference TO "star OF
specific bib.
When the lowest bid is not star bid, and specifies
either no mode or inadequate mode OF convey ance
1t viii not be accepted, but set aside for spesc hs
proposing the necessary service
When the bid does not specify a mode OF con-
veyance, also, when it proposes to carry according
to the advertisement" but without such specification
1t will be considered proposal for horseback ser
vice.
o. modification Of a bid, in any of its essential
terms, is tantamount to a new bid, and cannot DC
received so as to interfere with regular competition,
after the last hour set for receiving BIDS.
% postmasters are to be careful not to certify
the suficiency OF guarantors or suIeties without
knowing that they persons Of sufficient respon
sibty: and a bidders guarantors, and sureties are
distinctly notified that on failure to enter into or
perform the contracts for the service proposed for in
the accepted bids their legal Liabilities viii be en-
forced against them.
20 The contracts will be substantially in the forms
heretofore used in this Department except in the
respects particularly mentioned in these instruc-
tons; and on all railroad and steamboat routes the
contractors will be required to deliver the mails into
the post offices at the ends Of the routes and INTO all
the immediate post Offices not more than eighty rods
4 from the railroad or len iing
| "a. Present contractors and persons known at the
Department, must, equally with others. procure
guarantors and certificates of their suacency sub
stantally in the forms above prescribed. The Ger.
hhcates Of sufaciency must be signed by postmas
ter, at one Of the plsce befors named, judge Of
| . court of record. -
Poetmasters at the ends Of routes on which they
think the present mode of conveyance iradcquate
win weigh the mail each trip for six successive week.
ON weekly routes and three weeks on other routes
} and report the result by 10th April, 1853
y JAMES CAMPBELL,
:. Jan 2o-alaw PossMsstsr General.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
"a. n. EarreiIs Arabian Imminent
TRIUMPHANT NEt DISEASE.

we daily brr Of the a.tani.hin ere being eff
frrtcd by that unI pnpaal elicine II genuine
II. g. FAREEiLs ARABtAS LtNINEST.a Il We truly
sly, from know cl4r, that med cine
discovered hn4 performed the vnnds rfu cutes
Int II ha both in and beast. and It i equally 2ond
fol both which makes it truly vHuabr. 1t i. therefore
hacd by the suffering the greatest b.sin. # the
ago, aud no one woull ow himself To be without
thu sovereign bnln wha hal Witnessed It's maPi
power over dsrn,c md IL lu potency m rcrv-
ing min. however severe in Il lew mi4utes tiac We
earnest r,r' You -, upon tho ngeuf, wi will fur
n-k You free of charge, sm1 book containing, be>i les
Other valuable inf rma1ion, Mrgc .i ii certificates
from many 81 the most prcnhle Prraous OF cures
III cited w TIL. cechnted medicine, which ~ |, are
cnou ia thu most srcrtcf OF rs trau.c.nd-
ont yirua-. w nnCr several reftitcates Of rhcuna
sm cied utter the pnticu had suffered every lhirg hut
death for five twenty years. Also of parAy,is
or los of use of the limbs. where the ne-a ls wltfcd
having nothing apprcntly but Il led skin md b5ne
presenting hnrrid spectacle hut tneir fend locke
upon ilc appalled,, lie physicians pronounced them
beyond any hn effort reli, II Is the ELI
carioas remedy KIN vu far hurns sprans anis hrIi-
So ri6baios ucurHsia 'ouharne b 'es of tp-cct md
reptiIes ont week e1es, rtip
etc etc: aal used with uabonnied success IN
Of the ailments of n,rses and cattir. such sveeuv
iaacv srrltns, bruises wounds, stiff neck and ipin'S,
amene>s swping-. g,is chars, sor. csn-. partial
bin ness etr llused IN the hcei ming oil h.tua, POL
evil riugblae nal spavin it wi iurarisb stop their
fIaher progress Every family should keen this vaiua
b.n medicine an hand ready Tar any emergency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

THE PLATFoRM.-Th Platform of tho Nation
al American party, adopted by the late conven-
ton at Philadelphia will be found on the GrSt
page OF to days paper. Ii is unnecessary To
call the readers attention to it. 1t will NOT only
be read with great intere- hut it will meet the
hearty approval Of patriotic men of all parties.
1t embodies principles whica every Southen man
may cordially subscribe 10. Ills, in short, an EN-.
inepty sound national and conservative Platform,
and must give satisfaction 10 all who have at heari
the peace and perpetuity of the Union, aud tn.
general welfare OF the Confederuey.
Upon this declaration of principles, Southern
men no matter what may have been their previous
political atfnties, may consistently standard we
believe large majority OF the people of the North
will give in their adhesion to I with equal aacri
ty. The American party of the country now
stands forth the conservator of the Constitu-
ton, the guardian of State Rights. and The defen
der of the Union. Its patriotic aims and purposes
will commend it to the people of tho whole coun.
try. More especially has the South reason to
thank IT for the bold stand it has taken for the
recognition of rights. and the protection it
throws around our peculiar institutions. At some
future time we shall examine the Platform more
at length-and, for the present, only ask tho
rough and complete study Of it in all its details
Richmond Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

GATHERING OF THE CLANS Among other
queer things that have sprung out of the National
Baby Show. in New York is an ''enterprse' the
like of which, if successfuy carried out the world
will never have seen the like before Several
gentlemen, it is said have associated together and
subscribed 100000 to be expended in getting to-
gether Congress of Nations" that is to say
living specimens, male and female of every ma
ton on the habiabie globe, all in their native cos
tune, except when they are nude. Great care
will be used in selecting the finest specimens and
when convenient preference win be given to such
persons play upon some instruments of music.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE

UP TO ) O'CLOCK SATURDAY.
VIM. w. LEFTWICH Proprietor.
Dir VI Page, Liberty; w T Clark, + Clark,
VI 4 Brooke, Il L Walker, j c WerreIl, a Ham
let, Campbell; DIR Il + Bouldin, j F Easter,
Charlotte f NJ Clayton, w NJ Lowry, ID NJ Clay
tor, II Jeter, + Poreas, c 2 Craghead, B r
Jeter, r ID Buford, Bedford; NJ w Vaughan, Pr
Edward; ID II Rucker Amherst; Il o Curry, L
G. Huddc, ", thevie; r Tosh, Roanoke; j w
Lawson, + Mitchell, Pamplin's Depot l. Hen
bricks, Indiana; \ / rorain, Milford, Conn; II j
Eehols, Richmond: Thos Brooks, Abingdon; b J
Hunt, Robn>on's Circus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

MCCoMAs AHEAD.-The returns indicate that
Mr.. MeComas. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor received a considerably larger vote
than Mr. Wise. Many persons voted the Demo-
cratic ticket, leaving the name of Mr.. Wise out.
Mr.. McComas obtained a larger vote, not because
the people loved him more, but Wise less
Stanton Spec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The re-
ceipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
month of May show decrease of Sl5.277 % as
compared with the same month in last year. The
entire receipts for the first five months of this
year show decrease of $4,000 -, as compar-
ed with the same months of last year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
june cot.


subscriber 'nd inform his iliens and the publ.
that hu' rev " fitted up the hyrse. opposite
James NJ. Coob- Tor the purpo,e Of cou,luc il . the
TAILORING BUSINESS. lie At er, himself foo,
his long erience in the husnes he merits -hare OF
the patron TIE public, and pledges himself "a
eye'y eXer6nto 1--WE sail faction tho vino nsy We
him traI. All work m,ie up in the be,r and n ST
fashion able siy.r. &. r. HOWARD
p S. He has also, m improved plan FIR cutting
which lie wlsf". to sell r. II.
June lq.A&cIin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

BoNDs.-Wo call attention to the advertise
ment of Peters, Spence & Co, of 100000 worth
of Va. & Tenn. II. Il. bonds for sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

SUDDEN DEATH IN STAuNToN.-On Monday
afternoon DR.. Jos. Addison Waddel an old and
highly respectable citizen of Staunton, died quite
suddenly. He was in the 65th year of his age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
LINCHBU RG VIRGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING. .JUNE 81, 1856.

The Richmond Enquirer. in confederation o
its oft-re7eated charge that know. Nothingism
in tho North is unadulterafcd aboitionism. give
the authority Of the Chicago Tribune which
quotes Know Nothing Organ" Now. W.
doubt much whether there is another politica
organ of any kind in Virgins. except the En-
quirer, which has not long since recognized III
Chicago Tribune as scarcely second 10 the En-
quirer itself in the sndctiyeness of its assault
upon the American party. As mn ..orsnn.
however, the Tribune may be regardcd-bu il,
as one of the most ultra and disorgauiaing of ia
brood Of higher law, negro-oying craradiles O
The North, which, because il scented somethin
of opposition in the American rs,yrnent 10 II
peculiar views of slavery agitation, has sioo
shoulder to shoulder with the Engs,Ter ia ventin
cpthets If denuneia,ion vpontl'H men and mea.
ures Of that party.
Bank Capital OF Cities III the unitod States
The following table il carprd from Holman
B1aters' 4iaapac for 1855. 1t contains the ban
!, g capitol of every city or town in the Unite
States having one million or more oil such cap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

LARGE FIsH.--A Cat fish weighing only sc
pounds arrived in Petersburg, from New Rvey
the other day,and took quarters at Blitz's Home
stead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

SroRM.-There was heavy wind and hail
storm in Rockingham county, Va, on Sunday,
blowing down trees and unrooling barns Jno
llenten, Joseph Suell, and others were suffer
ers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

DISTINGUISHED ARRIyAL.-CoL. BRAXToN
BRAGG, of Buena Vista memory, is now in Pc
tersburg stopping at the residence of his brother
law, JAMES L. CUTHBERT, ESQ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

WASHfVGroN AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
This road it is expected Willie completed in Sep
TENDER next. Alexandria, it is said, will make
opposition to a connection of this work with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

The Alexandria Gazette justly remarks thai,
those who think that the late defcat of the Amer
lean party in Virginia, will give the Democratic
party fall swing" and prevent any further op
position IL the state to their action aud purposes.
will find themselves entirely mistaken. The lin
d7miabe will is not wanting nor will the in
cdent of losing an election be any reason for
giving up" When men know TINT in resisting
domination of a political party, they are doing
right they do not regard temporary dlsnppoint-
ment. They pick their hints and try it again
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

RATIFICATIoN.-The Americans of Freder-
icksburg speaking ola grand ratification
meeting there, on the 4th of July. Does Sam
propose ratification in Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

IL NV ham '~b4fe vermont. Delaware. t1IlD.
Missouri. Michigan. Wisconsin, Indiana. Nis,i-
sippi, Texas Arkansas Florida aud Town. tbprr
Is no one town Or ,.tv having bank capital 10 the
extent OF one million Of dollars This remark seems
singular when applied to such places as Cincin
tsst. Louis, Detroit Galveston, &c. where tier.
is very large export trade, but the Legislature
1.-THE States in which these places are located
have adopted stringent law. upon banking, and
discouraged the Introduction Of capital 10 be en-.
ployed IN banking. ST. Louis, with population
of 100000, and larger export trade than TINT
of Philadelphia or Baltimore, Is allowed only one
bank. and that with capital limited to 5000.
600
Arkansas, Iowa. and Florida have no chartered
banks and the legality of the only two in Texas
and Mississippi has been questioned Pr.yi.
denee has The largest bank capital for lis size of
any city in the Union. New Orleans is the next.
Charleston, Hartford, and Nashville are also
largely favored, as appears by the above summa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

CAsUALTY.-Mrs. George Keller, who resided
near Churchville, Augusta county, was riding on
horseback last Thursday and smoking pipe,
when her clothes took fire and she was burned to
death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
"A FOREIGN and DOMESTIC {,
VHeayy and Fancy iiard-W are, s.


Spring, l855--hain Street, Lynchbarg' a.
We have just received supply TT the Smn2 Oh
HARDWARE, Cutlery, Gums. Pistols, Hunting Tack e.
Building Materials, Carpener'- MiIwrigitS 'H'
Smith To,s. Turning Utensils. Cartioge and ~
Trimmings Saddely, Sh e.naker's Findings, Flor and
Fable Oil CLOTH Platei Goods Window Gornee ""u
Shades. Mood and Willow Wae, House kefplnB
articles uf every description, Fishing iacNe, &c
&c; whict rem irrs stock tie MOST extensive .i
dnsnble have yet offered for puItic favor "n'
embracing q greater variety than any in the Ni"''
Those de.ing TO purchase viii find a superior c'a''
of goods, AMI satisfactory price,; and an VIM
merely to many articles that are eRilreg he%' W
shall take great plea ute in -h'wirg. nno
al - dkrtS NlNiN|N N IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT

SPECIAL. Court OF APpEAIs-This Court
commenced its session in the new District Court
room ut this city yesterday-all the Judges pres
ent except Judge Gilmer, viz: Judges Daniel,
President, Baker, Leigh and Nash.
The docket was called though some cases CON
tinued, and others set for argument
The case of Helms vs. Brown was fixed for
this morning, The Court meets Mt Ii o'clock.
CIRCUIT COTRT.-Ths Court cho.ed its spring
term Tuesday evening, after having transacted a
considerable amount of business, both criminal
and civil
RIFLE GUARDS A meeting IF this company
was held Tuesday night, for Tie purpose Of re
organizing, aud the following officers were elect
ed:
Captain Kirkwood Otpy.
lst. Lieut.. Jno. q. Adams,
ID. Dexter Otey,
81. " Sam'l NJ Simpson.
Ith. - II. b. sumpter,
Ensign, Daniel \. Langhorns,
l,t. o. $, ,Jnn. c. johnson,
%. &" r. B. Mitchell,
3D.. Jno G. Meem, jr.,
4th. Joseph Valentine.
The election of the remaining officers was
postponed until Saturday night. The army uni
form, for foot RiAemen, was adopted as the uni.
form of the company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

SHAD AND HEHRI GS The Subscribers have
~ tor Shad n ha herre n leo Herrines in whole
ana IN harre's FRANKLIN & BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

GUNPOWDER Y BASED hali Chest,
~ extra foe GuNPOWDER TEAS impo. ted WI,
ly slip Oned1, from Shanghai, Al,o, fnp assortment
Of BLACK TEAS. tom medium qu,ty to the hae.t
iruort'd d. These Tea ofr the trade as low a.
they can be had in he county. Fer eale Iy
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
June 2G-ts Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

RIFLE GUARDS A meeting If this company
was held Tuesday night, for Tie purpose Of re
organizing, and the following officers were elect
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
x An0 LBS OF FAMILY BACON;

.1sVSFU mso, III Of nice fresh Lud which
viii eel low for cash. ns' received and for sllc at tie
Family Grocery Under tie Warwick House
Jane 20 T. D. CRAWFORD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

PRIVATE SALE a r.if of tae
"a Young HARNESS HORSES large ,ni w,li broke
10 single ordouh,e hpruass. Sold for if the nwnf
ha,i,k uo USE f,r Iheu. Terms he al. Aap.,,,
M. II. Noisy.
june 2 It Auct'r < Comn'n Mere att.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

5000 LBS '.'''i. ' y = '' 'i.'' :" A..
inLe 2l-. ShINDEaS s Hwy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
NEW BOOT, SHOE AND KAT STORE
MAIN ST, LiNCHBERG.
Opposite the WarVtcE. tEouSo

. S. HOOPER has ihis dly purchag4l u : n
~. kumbonsh, agent fof D.. P. R,e.e ms am
H~foca Of Boots, slocs. Hats. Trunks &c fg
u comprising many very desirable All leg lI..y
til, he will rercivn n few day. Il fresh n,sarinoe q
New Goods. carefully selected ia the Northern lite. h
hin>elf which he will sell chean, for cash Please ca
ana examine b,f,rn buving rlsc where. 'nne o0,,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02
The Vitality of democracy.

A cotemporary, with much. force,
observes: @Is the democratic party
dead? If so, then the people them
selves are dead! No, nor can it die.
To this same democratic party, des-
pised and abused as it has been, this
nation is indebted for its prosperity
and its greatness. And the people
are becoming more and more deeply
and sayingly impressed with the con-
viction TINT it is even so. We can
not eT, therefore, in believing that,
in view Of the facts to which we have
thus briefly alluded, glorious day
for the democracy is near at hand
A good spirit begins already to pre-
vail. Thousands who have been mis-
led by the designing are returning to
the ark of our political safety; and the
day of our redemption dra weth nigh"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

gent foreigner Of good moral charac
ter, and attached to free government
and the principles of our constitution,
and who has resided among US long
enough to test these qualifications, is
a great benefit to the State, as well
ias to the individual who receives the
high privilege. These are the condi-
-tions and saf guards which our laws
seek to throw around the right of citi-
zenship. These laws are, no doubt,
frequently violated; they are, doubt
less, imperfect, aad do not fully eff
feet the objects intended by them
Let all proper additions and amend
ments necessary to carry cut these
objects be made, and then let the law
be faithfully administered, and these
5hings can be done without the aid of
secret societies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

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the time of subscription L sNo ssOEEstEs
aasi Fifty Gents, WITHOUT DEVIATION
after the xpiration of three months.
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of the paper, at the expiration Of the time
for which they may have subscribed, are con
siderel rs wishing to renew; ami it viii be
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- unless paid for in advance.
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,tri,tIg limited to titsir o'9n fn'n'e2iGte ard
,sq,l1z, business; and the business Of an ad- !
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c-TAnnouncing candidates Three Dollars |
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ntYAdvertiseme euts not marked with the num-
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