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BALTIMORE, MARyLArp

BALTIMORE, MARvLANp,
WILL referred originating
w In wasbneton d. O. ANY desiring commnn
with him do BY letter BALTIMORE their huness
Col James e. Beres Postmaster Was
ngton, ID. e. s39 @s Mayss
April i5-codlm Nat Intl
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VIM. M. Merrick,
ATToRssY AT LAW,


No. 38 Louisiana openue,
NJ ILL practise Court OF the United states the
court claims, several Of the Dishict Of Coz
limba.
Dec 27--aawtf
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United states Patent once,


nN petition Wheeler A. r. executor
W. Wheeler, deceased Of New York praying
o 70 u e 3 an @ & M san,ea a aa
horse powers driving machine, Year, the
so' ss Of A'a patent which 'As' place on me '' a's q
lis ordered that the said petition be heard a, the Patent Office
Monday, the 25 of June al IL O'Clock, and All
notified 70 and show cause any they have
opposing required 70 file the pntenl
Once their !. ot in wns as% m q s sss
sad hearing must be taken and n accord
with the rules Of the oce which viii be furnished on app
testimony he win be closed tie 18Th Of June
filed Office before mornng of day the
ordered also published Union
and en Msf G @ nsy
American New York ones week or n ss weeks
Acting Commissioner of Patents
their oaee with apaper containing his nodee.
April a0-law3w @
x bW SPRING GOODsThe Subscriber. have Just received
oek h ney aS ap
useful articles adapted the and approaching
| Eiegan, new style silks in gea, variety
Founced and other French berages
Fiouuced and other French organdies
Founced aud other French jacones
Rich salin striped Freneh beragcs
Plain French berages all colors
Plain Ereaeh mousselne de lanes all colors
Rich plain -colorcd silks all colofs
Extra rich
High lusred black gro do riines
Lupn's pain-co shalles, very hnc
Prnicd linen canibrcs for dresses
Black twisted silks, extra heavy
Plaid and striped san inui muslns
White and coored French hnlIantc
Nansook, Swiss, and mniI muslins
Plaid, striped, and plain white jaeonet cambrcs
Line, eaubrcs ss and .Lt shear lawns
French .moroideries IN great variety
| Embroidered skirts lor open dresses
Corded, xrnss and hair skirts, &c.
clcs which enuncrate but which viii be Of
fered upon the best terms.
Mar saw4wif lIneil
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

o Capt M G. Meigs, u. .. Engineers.
We. Undersigned, residents Of, in the State OF ,
hereby jointly severay uniied States and
he accepted,
they will within days er the The said bid
te win sufficient sufeias
perform furnish articles proposed conformity the
which the
good difference the offer by the said and
bidder
(Signed) A. b.
X g. ID.
hereby that the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
Il. T..
Mar 3D., wtshNiayS IawT
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Court of Claims. &C,

Court Of Claims, &c.
HARLES LEE JONES' in addition 10 his ordinary practice In
District Columbia will practise the
supreme United and in the newly constituted
The United States 10
before supreme Court and the
OF Chains before the claims his
rraer him. advance the
Of clients by written and and by all ether
ncedfnl and proper
March o~<Sawlm
NANTOS n7astisg Fisor oiiciast sxc.--We just
received schooner Ecoi from New York. full stock OF
purchasers generally The embraces all the dit
widrns qualities, md eoor-, yizs 5as aas
q pieces superior "a white ms,iins
IS do "a do
a5 do "a check mating
IS size juie
rs superior quality Berlin
10 pieces step o,lclo,h-, styles
25 do a., 5iB q, ~ and "a door olclohs
fsl sheets heavy floor ocoh, which viii be sold cheap,
and 10 III shape hail or passage
Also, daily expected per schooner r. II Huney--
10 pieces 50 cocoa mattpgs
30 DO "a
our stock of velvet Brussels tapestry, ply ingram,
auenty will be offered reduced prices win determination 20
hem moving to soc, which Is
April i-a,awsw HooE. BRO. d co
L,UR MENTThe large and eommodous house recently
pied by The Baxian marr situated near The Great Circle on
erms, apply Mes Riggs CO., os TO Mr. Jas Evse,
winder'- building, No. 2, u l7h and streets
Ap Scott N
40 OF -tirish FORREST attorney law. Rock
" vie Maryland win claims IN the court Of claims and
departments Washington Communications
nrout attended 10.
March sl--dtIsuuy
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u,IIE ONLY ONE cAUrHORIZED!-TheR Rob OF DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR ia far superior TO the sirups Of Cus
sparia similar remedies IL radically
all affections Of the skin darre scoIa the con
ch accidents accocbments critical
Of a and hereditary acrnony OF huo Az dcpura-
powerfully sfhcacous in caarhs OF the baddcr IN con
from abuses OF
soundings As syphitc the Rob cures in
diseases ensuing from the
OF balsam of cspava cubeb from which only epe
neutraixing The Rob Doyveau above all
syphe whether long stand
ing the Of the iodure
OF potassium. ast AV.y -.f Ed 80 "
agents fer the United States Gabriel Blondn
street. York; wholesale orders Cuilot Duconge,
New Orleans; Seuly San Francieco tls
sold all the druggists throughout the Uni
Doctor ST. Cervais the med
properties the Rob will be obtained by writing g. Bon
William street, New York, who will information
wanted -
prepared Ill orders for South America the West In
United dues he has the Rob in bond
Idly Z :
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No. 534.J
AOTlCE OF the es nhIishmenL OF a.. asiltalal LaI

Il NO. o34
o he u II additional land
IN district in the State Of alifornia
provisions of Of Congress- approved
March 1859 entitled An provide for the the
public omian &c the President Of the Used States
such time h, judgment the public in
may mpe a ts di-
California three land district
which districts established under said aet by public
California that the OF
the public interest the establishment Of the
three districts authorized by the u the 30 March, 1885, aore
sad
under aud by authority Of the
Congress- ID urch 1853 the President OF the United
directed that the Of California shall be divided into
separate land DISTRICTS boundaries Of which follows
aflt# ~ sgI5
All that OF the State commencing on The Pacific coast lying
the townships and eight II and y north
running said line the
townships north of said base lne thence
snd line townships three and n TO the
boundary of the iae will form the UPPkR nIsTRcT the land
office for which has heen established at MargsoiHe.
All otbe lying south of the limits
of the line dividing townships and twenty
SOUTH fnh standard souih will form the MIDDLE DsTRcT
the office for which Bencd all that part Of the State lying
othe fifth standard parallel the LOWER DISTRICT here
organized the Office tor which established at Los 9ge
and in Of the said direction Of The President Of the United
States aforesaid the boundaries above
limits Of the said land
districts respectively. 4
city washington, this ninth
AprI, A. ID. 1855 tsff@
I3y order OF the Presideut JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office. E
April IL lnwl3w lint q Star
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Law Notice.

BRowx, STANTON, AND WAlK1R
MN T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON and KNOX WALK
w The supems
United the claims in washington,
Ocss washington sBd Mem
found uithsr and
letters addressed 10 will profHpi attention.
April ~ fsod Intel. and Sentinel copyJ
Al sWs for I4adasa.Mrs. A. YOUNG, fashionabig
IN reapectiuly ends
Generosity that she In receipt q tho very Isss tAhons 81
styles ri dress She has secured
~ which shs will be enabled to
short notice aad in The best aansr Good 1s
old II needless snyhiaa
testify work well good His Al she asks ~
goods In ths marhe and hoss who
with their custom will hnA 10 her Advnaaxe
CARDS well A. good dsuns and good wok ss nes
caI, door from q stiee, west sids NO. si
li--eodim 1e&tf4
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Cromwelrs Baltimore steamship Line between
baltimore, New York, and Boston,

,lIIi. Baltimore ard Nsw
w Bsiumcre and bst'nos Y
to
business men o tos
Columbia The either point wiz
~ the lowest sa's "
charged Applications or "e's"
'N'f'' - = = A. q. HALL.
+ Exchange fsc~, baltimore
n. D.. CROMWELL,
lH EtasH N'N' mo. w. aCHANk Al
T.. ~ sar Footo of India wharf, Boston,
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ". y.
BROWN, SHIPI.EY, d CO..
ats Ass Lyernda
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co,
81 Austin Friars,
B o. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
+vsEt- Paris,
GEO. H DRAPER, Hayro.
viii be accountable for gold silver
naoD, specie sweey precious stones, METALS bills
adinR signed erof the
Ap25-dn
FOR THE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALTIMORE AND
g@z9 t#.1 OHIO RAILROAD.
IA % 80 azss;iS c II ;3aIszsE1T3 3GziSaGa
Further Changes of Schedule!
aTATI .
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9 sa,dcr's'' Wines, philadelphia.

: :
v. SNDER, dealer former oldestabiahed
of jacob snde T No 10 Walnut street, four doors
supplied
the accommodating 4 Il
JACOB sNiDER for the importation of foreign
76 Walnut where he orders
for the special importation Of wines various houses in Ei
upwafds soicits
Vaughan Snide his friends
rec of freight Jane a-dly
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NEW GOODS.-P J. STEER, Merchant tailor, Washington
IN Place. Seventh has opened his new spring goods en-
Gentlemen preparing FOR
opening will do well 70 see our goods before pu
chasing elsewhere. :,
may had without going further. eH
Mar 25-aaw2wif
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The saips comprising this line the following:
Inc Snp' SoHS,ocA
i r.. These ships baiit by
has
~IGakI aken in their also in their engines
insure strength and speed and their
uncqnaed for and comio
Price from New York Liverpool in cabin $3.50
second cabin, Exclusive S5
From Liverpool New York, and 30 guiDeas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.
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"
Washington, April ~, 1855.
AN IN. petition Hiram Daway Of Sandwich Massachusetts,
u paying for the extension patent granted him the
ast august improvement the construction Of
ths expiration Of
patent ,akes place the 2s day Of August 1855
heard the Patent Oce
Monday Ia O'clock and all
appear show VI they have why
saidp ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required g Me IN .ne
specially forth writing Al least twenty
days OF all testimony hed BY either party
hearing be taken and transmitted N ac
corance with which will be Furnished on
\ application. 49,. - -.
The testimony will be closed on the 10Th oi July
papers relied testimony must be ed
OF that dayf the Arguments "
any, within days thereafter. -. -,
o,aerad also, be published IN the Union ia
g.ncer and Evening Star, Washington, D. O. Daily Republican
haimo Philadelphia Scientific Americas, New
York and Post, three weeks
''''''@7 = ~ 4 II. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sEdiors the above papers and send sif
bills 10 The Patent ofhce, paper containing this notice
Ap p2t-iaw3w
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fyOH commodious
street. the House
recently papered painted
Terms and possession given mmed
ste, Addreasroom 30, Solicitors Office, Treasury Deparment
Oct 15-1u
+ AxV Partnership supreme Court Of the United
Ii STRAIGHTFORWARD WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed
Walker Janin for the
ia the United States,
Washington city, where will both attend during the future
be addressed either at Washtgton
or al New York, New orIrnns. ff.
Jan l9--co]m
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To southern Agriculturists and Planters.

THOROUGH, educated Maryland farmer wishes
IL engage healthy South which
proprietor and into purely agricu
tura and stock farm
highest Of character and all communca
subject fully answered.
Address AGRICOLA, Washington, D.. 9.
March -lnYvIu ] I
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tickets and shares and certificates packages In the
and
of each drawing will be sent mmedatsy ae
o order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Aprl Wilmington, Delaware.
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Metropolitan Railroad once

Metropolitan Railroad Once,
Georgetown, ID. c., April 10, 1855.
OF this company hereby notified ha
share has been ordered
the advertisement Pay
different banks which the first install
ment was paid, or in Georgetown.
BY rider OF the board
s#es j. w. DEEBLE,
I3-law3w Secretary and Treasurer.
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lAARKEr GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM for sale,
M situated IN Fairfax Virginia. eight
miles from Washington by the ceosetown turnpike aud heen
about 500 aud can be advan
subdiyded heavily wooded,
OF the tim building The remainder well
grass highly improved by lime and other cn
izers. #
Address CATESBf Ar. H. JONES,
Mar 2l--eodr Washington.
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NOID silver fine steel and spectaces glasses &c., Of
all focuses with pefocal and paraboa glasses
advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
-ttt' VI. w. GAIT & BRO,
3ai Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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r,AyLOR q MAURy's ,oiisr Letter balance, tn nMi
Il vsrssi use. Price 81. bookstore near 9Th street
April ~
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The National Hotel

this will be reopened for the reception guests on the 2h
The removal the kitchen from the basement 10
building and the alterations in and about the dining
will add greatly the and comfort Of
with the markets afford
the best and labor will be spared
the equal the
Tho subscriber therefore, trusts that public will continue
patronage which extended the
time 20ih, by calling Hotel. Board 81 day
e. ID. WILLARD.
i WAsBrsaToN Cry November "a, 1854
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NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF MIR KrsosLxY's Popular Work,
HypATfAt or, New Foes with Dld Fac.

HxPATiAs or, New Foes with Old Face,
by The author Yeasin" Alton Locke, VOL t2mo.
Price 81 S5.
nF the author o." ypae London Take
him nil all his who
set up beside him rs hts equal in variety and quality oendowmens
and a o prom
Unsurpassed by any work English
f4la la National Intetiix
Published by CROSBY, NICHOLS, Co, Boston: and for
sale iH Washington by
TAYLOR h MAURY.
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t,ARRlAGE Horses for Saie-A pair of beautifully
v matched family together with
nifcent built modern
The horses Of bang aud gentle Th
Twelve months,
and perfect when FIRST purchased
oncr having will sell them great bargain
Apply o VIM. r. DOVE, Coa-dcaler First Ward,
Snyl
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
Very Dutch.

Two Dutch neighbors in Pennsylvania,
were proverbaly steady, stupid, and honest;
they had carried on their transactions with
neghbors and each other for years, on the
system Of ready pay in cash or barter, but at
last hard times came and they were obliged
to resort to keeping accounts.
One day they met for settlement, and af-
ter much hard labor and figuring it was made
apparent that Hauns owed Yawkob, twenty
dollars.
"Wel, Yawkob, how musht ON settle him
now? Use got no moneysh"
"Iaw, yaw, neber mind, dat We can settle
it nit notesh," said Yawkob, who prided him
self on being posted up in the ways of doing
business at the store
go. yaw NIT notesh. Veil dcu, you writes
de notesh
"Dat ish not right" said Yawkob; "you
owcsh de moneyesh, you writes the notesh,
signs 'im-dat'sh de vay."
SO Hauns set about it and produced the
following:
"In Wastmorland kounty, Owsh Yawkob
dwonty tollers for settle Up wen Hash no
moneysh do Pay him. Sign, yawkob."
To which document Yawkob, the creditor,
affixed his signature.
Then arose an unforeseen difficulty; which
of the two ought to keep the note.
1t was finally decided that Hauns should
keep it-for how else would he know how
much to pay Yawkob, In due time, when
Hauns, the debtor, got the money, he paid
up and this raised another pulling question,
and ended in conclusion that Yawkob must
take the note in his keeping, so that he
would know that Hauns had paid the money.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

shove the slaves into them. We bundled
into the bow of one of the canoes and in ten
minutes were alongside the brig-she was
under weigh. The niggers were passed up
and we cast off the two canoes loaded with
the goods that were to pay for the slaves,
made sail, and were off. The slaves were
put under matches till morning. The next
morning the half of the slaves were let on
deck, and we then cleaned up below and ra-
toned them. They say that SLAYER abuses
them and does not give the slaves on board
enough to eat-such was not the case on the
brig; she was three hundred tuns and we had
two hundred slaves on board; they were al
lowed plenty to eat and the captain had
about twelve hundred pipes and a hogshcad
of tobacco for them to smoke 1t is for
their interest to use them well-to save them
to sell. We were chased by an English brig
of war three days and nights, but we kept
up as though bound to Cuba, and one dark
night we douscd all the lights and kept away
for Rio We arrived at the slave port, about
twenty miles below, and as the signal was
made to us that there was man-of-war in
sight, we beached the brig and set fire to her
as the last slave left the beach. The slaves
were marched into the country, the captain
paid us like man, and we left for Rio the
next morning, and if ever man catches me
in another Blackbird hunter it will be be-
cause | could not get another chance from
the coast of Africa
Dick, did you ever see the old woman
agan9'
"Yes, once. | was in the barque Palcs-
tine on the coast, and got chance one
Sunday, sent off to her; she came on board,
and | made her a present or two, and if ever
you saw child pleased that woman was,
when | gave her three pieces of red and yel
low calico. There goes eight bells, and I
have just finished my yarn in time"
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he jumps from linn to linn, and branch to
branch, and the fust thing you know he falls
and down he Gums kertummux, and that's
like the Methods, for they is alters fallin'
from grace, ah. And-'He played on harp
NV Mou-sand strings-sperits of just men
made perteck."
And then, my breethring, thar's the Bap-
tist, ah. and they hev been likened unto a
possum on 'simion tree, and the thunders
may roll and then the earth may quake, but
that possum clings there still, ah. And you
may shake one foot loose, and the others
thar, and you may shake all feet loose, and
he laps his tail around the limb, and he
clings furever, tor--'He played on harp NV
a thousand strings-sperits NV just men
perfeck.'
Here the reporter could no longer contain
himself, and his notes became entirely unin-
telligble.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
From the Golden Era.
The Miners Dream,

miner reposed on the bank of q stream
Whose waters went murmuring by;
Half awake. half asleep, as if in dream,
He heard the cool breezes' soft sigh.
The insects were humming him kindly to rest,
With zephyrs their sounds to prolong;
Eous in accents his slumbers to test,
Oft stirred up his soul with song.
A vision inspired him; his thoughts were of home
He dreamed of his friends far away;
Bright eyes and kind hearts were bidding him come
But misfortune compelled him to stay.
The maid he adored in his own native State,
Who promised to love him for aye,
Had married another; she never could wait
For him in the mines far away.
His heart sank within him; what cared he for gold;
His jewel, his treasure was gone;
Toll whitened his hair-he was fast growing old,
And he stood in the world quite folorn.
His fancy then painted a deep tunnel cut
Through the rim of giant old hill,
In which from the bright light of day he was shut,
Toiling hard his huge pockets to fill.
He was rich. Like spirit on believing stream,
He glided DER space like a thought;
But his thunder like snoring disturbed his dream,
He awoke. What cold he had caught
Wild Goose Flat, FL Dorado Co., Oct, 1855.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

Every bitter has its sweet. Hot weather
brings us prickly heat and mosquitoes, but
it also brings us strawberries and succotash.
Frost adds to our fuel expenses and makes
folks swear about the "high price of coal"
Still, as frost frees us from the cholera, and
brings us thought nearer griddle-cakes, we
should endeavor to sweeten the aff1iction
with becoming philosophy, and the right
kind of molasses.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
The Wind.

Lie w lIlu.
The wind is a bachelor,
Merry and free;
He roves at his pleasure
Der land and DER sea;
He ruflles the lake,
And he kisses the flowers,
And he sleeps when he lists,
la a jessamine bower.
He gives to the cheek
OF the maiden its bloom:
He tastes her warm kisses,
Enjoys their perfum;
But, truant like, often
The sweets that he sips,
Are lavished next moment
On lovelier lips.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
LOB PRINTING.

Large additions have recently been made to the
Job Office. and work of all descriptions Will be
executed in superior manner.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
FOR ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, or more than five, firs
insertion $500; each subsequent insertion, so
For half square of FIVE LINES or less, $500; eacf
subsequent insertion LOO.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
THE PLACER HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE,
Main Street, Auburn, Cal, (at the old standJ by
TABB MITCHELL.
TERMS:

Subscriptions Invariably in advance. For one
year, $780, six months $500; three months $3.50;
one month Sl,OO; single copies, twenty five cents.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

The total valuation of real and personal
in the city Of San Francisco, is $32,-,
O76,672. In Sacramento city it is $7,6l7,
7R5 ut
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

population of about $500 and Santa Clara.
about 1900. They are said to be the two
most pleasant and beautiful towns in the
State.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

TIE CHINESE Exopus.-Three hundred
and fifty Cinnamon sailed from San Francis
co on the ship Challenger, for Hong Kong, a
few days since. 4, -.. d.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

For THE PREsIDENcy-The Sacramento
Tribune endorses Mlliard FILLMORE for the.
Presidency; and the S. f. american tavprs
George Law. tr...
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

HEAVY TAxAT1oN.-The citizens Of Sar
Francisco pay yearly s3,ooo,ooo taxes
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17

George Washington, in one Of his mes
sages to Congress, used the following Ian
guage: ITO every description Of citizens,
indeed, let praise be given. But let them
persevere in their ahectionate vigilance over
that precious depository of American happi-
ness, the Constitution of the United States.
Let them cherish it too, for the sake of those
who FROM EVERY CLINE arc daily seeking a
dwelling in our land.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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RECEIVED BY
- THOMAS BOYCE, AGENT,
No. 81 Merchant street, and Room No. g. up stairs,
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