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CETLoN.-The treasurer of the American Board
of Commissioners has received from Ceylon one
hundred dollars, "a thank offering from teacher,
for the privilege of laboring fifteen years among
the heathen" A student at Andover sends four
dollars as the first fruits of preaching Christ"
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OPENING OF FIX
Ss8z FALL MILLINERY N
EA Ar Wrs Demciman's ~N9

HHM -. N;iIiuprr and Fancy Store,
rs Nan Street, between l,th and lsth atreTts;
tn NO." -, ,c,urued from New York, Mrs. d. has
HAFgs 80 and handsome assortment OF fasliona-
sifss.". and nlain Velvet Bonneis, dark and fancy
Ne ''a' 'psT;s Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
s''s"- .r.a, variety of Ribbons and Einbroideres
CsIs hu hu i, ~ Hosirrv and different sorts OF Fancy
IN III n which will be sold at the lowest New
iq55s iq655sggryFrs. ggry,sFs1rs CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
o,dcr Also, Bonnets iuAi'eo io' -'"
G, and Pressing done at the shortest no
tF b'ehe"'"b ll-2m'
~ ALIEN respectfully announ-
~ the citizens and the Iubiio IN seileia'' tat
-, ms, returned from the Northern clues- .'o Is
H 60 1 ,y, of the late and Fall styles, consisting oil
bpFSS CLOAK MASTLES, &c, and VIII receive
,b.-r as the season advances -. ,,,,. ~
PATTERNS furnished to order Also Cm'0rens'
'Ts =, Six DRESS MAKERS WANTED; "a J s Apply
lE '' Ise a-dlmI No. ZIG. Main street.
80, @.,7;;- ,;,11p0IDERY sTORE.-We re-
~, ,rarncst thanks 10 our friends and Gus
80 cor their kind patronage and encourhseinent
- ,rouH cali their attention 10 our Ne" o'oia, NO:
en- al9 49,, .,ect where they will find every article OF
TGsTTY - EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
,lemen's and ChildTen's Clothing
Frbroidrrirs in Chenille, Silk, Worsted, Braid,
Gaid and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
go TS,TTFRSs r for Brading and Embroidery drawn
,.ts shortest notice and all materials furnished for
FAIL DRESSES made to order plain aud fancy.
HFAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
,snrapt!y Oh hand, oil of which wll be sold at the
r56st reasonable prices.
10 Orders from the country promptly and care
M attended TO- Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
NJ 1lj Main street one Square above the Banks, mex
door 70 the Baptist Book Depository.
YB-Scholars taught In all styles of Embroidery.
~ Closed 90 Saturdays. oc 3-dlm
nEYEV0i.ENT RISE.--SEVV-
ID ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA NTON,
"a The undersig gned having for benevolent purpo-
%. united in carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
jnsls branches respectfully solicit share Of the
raalL patronage.
The MANTCA-MAkINO department is supern-
tended hy Miss s. COLLINS, of Washington who is in
,rasn, receipt from the Northern cities of all the
,s.-t novelties in style and shapes of L A D | Z s.
DRESSES CLOAkS, and MANTILLAS.
Ths GENTLEMENS DEPARTMENT is under
The charge Of an experienced person. Every article
efLsdss and Genternens apparel made at the short
notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
t1lrsns and Infsnts' Clothing. Bradng and En-
lraderlg done the artistic and elegant styles
BIch designs for Eu.broiderng kept constantly on
tsld. Marking done in plain fancy letters. Call
nd examine
~ Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT
BETTE FRAZIER
tFr0rders will he received at this office.
81 1-4iim
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THE FIRST TELEGRAPH DIsr ArCH-It is stated
| that tho Connecticut Historical Society have in
their possession for preservation, the first line sent
over the Magnetic Telegraph in America The
graphic question, what hath God wrought" was
the first connected sentence dictated by Miss Annie
q. Ellsworth, now Mrs. Smith of Indiana, daughter
of Henry H. Ellsworth, Esq 1t was sent from
Washington TO Baltimore, to Professor Morse
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The Tennessee Methodist conference with Bish
op souie and large number of Ministers In at
tendance, convened at Nashville on the 10th
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.-The Hon j.
Addison Thomas late Solicitor of the United
States before the Court of Claims sitting in London,
arrived in New York on Thursday last by the
steamer Atlantic, on his way to Washington, where
he will at once enter upon the duties of Assistant
Secretary Of State to which post he was appoint
ed some months since upon the resignation of A.
Dudley Mann
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A LUCID EXPLANATIoN.-Mrs. Gore Nichols in
letter to the New York Times, gives the follow,
ing definition of FREQ Love':-"By freedom of
lovewe mean an elevation out of the preponder.
ent sensuality, and conservation of the whole love
nature or life, to the development of all the facul-
ties of men and women, and to wise paternity "
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A HANDSOME DoSATIoN-Col. J. B. Baker, the
superintendent and the employees of the Columbia
and Philadelphia railroad recently contributed the
handsome sum Of fire hundred and fue dollars to the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
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CoST OF THE WAR-In an article in the Dublin
University Magazine, it is stated that the present
war with Russia costs England and her allies, one
and quarter millions dollars per day.
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COAL AND COKE.


STHRACITE Goa l..--We have con.
Il stsntY hand tor sale at our Coal office on the
Dock and 2th street, the best RED and WHITE
ASH COAL, for Crates or Stoves, and Lump White
Ash for Foundry purposes.
&c a JNO. w. WRIGHT L co.
4 hTHRAClTE COAL.--NOw discharg.
"A ll8 10 th" Dock cargo of Anthracite Coal. Per
rfs wanting are requested TO send down their orders
donce. JNO. w. WRIGHT 4 CO,
or 1T Dock Wharf.
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thTERISARY STR(sERY---At the So

,..t 'Gtion OF numerous friends in this CITY and
r, ,s"p'hood the undersigned has consented to de-
eugh'lon 10 oil diseases incident 70 the Horse.
uNo'ed several wears to the practice of Vete-
a,r. he feels fully competent to the treat
I'd ,., y, a. complaints TO which the horse is liable
serG 80 ~ therefore, be pleased to answer all de-
q, d. i MS services in this branch of his profes-
3l84-r -1t'r cali or address the undersigned at Mr..
-~aa F'@''' 0h ID street, squares north OF
tr i5-lrfo- po1c,
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TOBACCO AGENC Y.-G ENE,
HEATH ALLEN, San FRANCISCO, Cslifornia,

Il HEATH q ALLF1N, SHh FTHHcIscU, OtIlf0fu1as
and lS4 Front street, New York. sell Tobacco on COM
mission direct from and per account Of the Virginia
manufacturers and to whom we refer. -,
Messrs. Ecmond, Davenport Co., Richmond, viii
reply to any questions and transact any business Tor
our house.
Having established a branch Of our house in New
York our resident partner In that city viii give his
persons attention to the receiving transhippng aud
securing the lowest Of freight (ree Of cormis-
non) on all goods consigned TO our San Frsncisco
house. uole-d&wly
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(OKEI am prepnred 10 furnish CoIS1

fOkE-I am prepared to furnish Coke
= OF superior quality, and confidently recommend
As preferable fuel In most respects to either wood
md stoves and TO furnaces for heating large buildings
Fh!e lis ready ignition, cleanliness and durability
fndeE convenient and agreeable for paror and oth-
srates
tsrn Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms cash
HAs equivalent.
@ll--ts JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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os onme LaS.-We are again requested by severa
ol our country friends to cali the attention of mem
oers OF tne next Legislature to tie Importance Of
passing game Law, not only for the purpose Of
preserving the game from general slaughter ont of
season, but to punish the scores and HUNDREDS OF
lilo creatures who prowl about farm houses on the
sabbath day. to kill ps ultry well as wild same.
If the law asked for is passed. it can only be mada
available by subjecting its violators TO imprison.
ment as well as heavy fines
Election Of Clerk-On the 9Th Of next month tha
people Of Henrico will be called upon to elect the
Clerk of their county court, Mr. James Elicit hav.
ing resigned and rs the Office is by Ear the most
selected to fill it.
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LATER FROM FoRT kEARNY-Probnble Indian
nar:-The st. Louis Republican states that Mr..
u. Ioler has arrived at Kickapoo City from Fort
hearny, and reports to the Pioneer that all was
wen at kearny. There were good many reports
az az Fort kearny about Indians but none were yisi.
Ole; Mr. Toler says
:, AT Thirty-two Nile Creek, eight miles beyond
tne Little Blue, met large party of Cheyen-
mes, who appeared very hostile. They stopped
near the train and offered the wagoners the privi-
iege OF lighting with them, or a division of their
provisions. The train being short of ammunition.
accepted the first offer and divided their provisions
ana then made a compact to meet the same party
si4 weeks from that date the Blue, and give them
as much fight as they wished. The wagoners are
round ~ -
8. On the 18th of September met 900 troops on Lit
.ie Biue, going to reinforce Gen. Harney There
ma, has been large gathering of Sioux warriors on
White river, some 5000 more; and they have
sent Gen. Harvey word, that if he will come up
there, they will fight him. The General accented
the invitation; and the last news heard from him
ne was marching towards the place appointed Mr.
Ioler says there is beautiful prospect for gene.
raj Indian war e
1t quite evident to us that all these reports are
very great exaggerations particularly in the num-
Der OF Indians gathering on White river
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N0TICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

- Of IHk NIKGINIA CENTKAL RAILROAD
tVMFANI The annual IL mseting of the Stoc ckhold-
~ OF this Company viii be held the city of Rich
G'ad on the 8th day of November, 1855
IE The attention Of the Stockholders is called to
.oe following resolution, adopted their last annual
msHtlng
~ soNed, Tint no proxy given more than twelve
.Fs OF this Company shall be valid"
.a ]. GARRETT, Treasurer
"tce Va. Central r r Connsnv
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p'hoclatc PAPER, located III u fourishing Viz
a' @ 'o"' and III one of the wealthiest and largest
r-1Its III the State, * offered for sale privately
g. pgiff has an extensive patronage-over coo bona
~ i'eF'bers, and large and profitable advertising
~ ~ 'o1 custom, which IL constantly and rapidly in,
,,,aa FOR further particulars address the Editors
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RAPID VOTING IN A NEW STATE-At late elec
ton in California, in Saguenay county having
$4,000 inhabitants, 1900 votes were polled. II
one parish containing but 400 inhabitants, the in
spectors returned 1000 votes
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n. balcony Fails, Va.
AGENTs-Messrs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. Co., Rich
mond. oc AIm
ELIXIR CINCHON H. This nrena ra

ELIX1R ClNCHONK.- = This prepara-
~ non IS combination of the active principles Of
the best Casayn Bark with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Antifebrile agents here presented
in tho form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, whila
degree, is entirely devoid of their Objectionable bit.
terness and dsagreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions OF the system connected with debility,
whenever corroborant influence is desired and no
COMMUNICATING symptoms exist and in the absence
OF all local inflammation, especially of the and
bowels it will be found highly serviceable in a relax.
ed nervous condtion-in some forms of Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite and languor where tonic influence
is desiiable-intermittent diseases of NeuraIgc or
febrlc character. and in many other which,
by analogy the attention of the ntelligen Physcisn
will be directed. 1t will prove serviceable Ia ward
ing off the niasmn arising from low or damp situe.
tons and by its invigorating tonic influence in pro-
venting after recovery recurrence of the attack.
Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD Co
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ADMINI IsTR ATOR,s N0TICE-.lj

>, p'ir0us having claims against the estate OF DR.
'",'i'' T. Cox, OF HenrIco county will present them
gtIy authenticated for settlement; and all persons
rhrf to th" said estate will please call and settle
'lvit accounts JAS II GRANT 49,, ''-'
oc ZI-lw- nj Dr 11bor,os - -,
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KANSAS PoLITIcs.-The Kansas correspondent,
OF the Missouri Democrat says tho returns from
twenty-five precincts give Reeder, for Congress,
1885 votes There still twenty mine precincts
to hear from and it was thought his vote would CT
ceed 1900. The election passed off peaceably, and
no persons were permitted to vote unless they had
been actual residents of city or town for thirty
days preceding the election.
The free soiers are getting up documents where
with to contest Whithelds seat in Congress They
profess to be able to prove that there were only
four legal pro-slavery voters at Franklin, while
Whitfield received 81 votes there; that out of up
wards of 200 votes cast for Whitfield at Wyan-
dotte, only 30 were legal; that out of 230 cast at
Osawotame, not over 80 were legal; that at Bap-
tist Mission, which gave Whitfield over 100 votes
there were but II legal voters and only l3 of
them cast ballots and in fine, that not 1000 legal
votes were cast for Whitfield throughout the whole
Territory.
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention had
been chosen. They will form State constitution
for Kansas and apply for admission into the Union
Mr. Reeder will be the bearer of the constitution
and petition to Waington.
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llkElT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &

C lr.,,. ~ VIII De- IN receipt in few days of di-
=. a f'i'ation Of English Goods per ship Invinci-
liverpool and now landing at City Point,
.iy a. III pan OF English Double barrel Guns; Cut-
Il8 very description on cards; RazorB of every
st Table Cutlery I'm large varieties; Japan
l~.i, 'IHrAie Walters in setts; Ladies' Writing
aise snS magnificent Work-boxes, together with a
q. ~ seHefai assortment OF articles suitable for
%, - =, aud country trade
iaiY sp - o. The consignment the goods will be pro-
o.t 70 re numbered and sold by catalogue for
t2a MI AE Ehest bidder, without the least reserva-
sld 6a 6,onshiS ,hiS wishing to replenish their stock
Tie as.. wei TO attend the day of sale of which
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THE Magnesia, and other foreign mattera are too
small to interfere much with the quality of the
Lime it will make good Lime, and more free from
Magnesia than much of tho Northern Lime."-V'm.
Gillian. =
view to larger operations in this business have con-
cluded for the presently put the price oents Per
bushe for the Stacked Lime at the Kins with tho
addition OF freight and toll to any point the James
River and Kanawha Canal.
CEMENT;-Always on hand, the celebrated James
fectured in this country Orders supplied at shortest
notice, to any point in the Union. For reference as to
quality refer to nearly every work of importance in
Virginia aud North Carolina Address
CHARLES H. LOCHER
, Balcony Falls, Va.
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t0TiCE.-Aii goods shipped by this road
going south of Petersburg must be consigned to
'le forwarding house in Petersburg and the freight
frlald at this office, the goods win not be for
'sded in any case. w. WYATT, Ft Agt,
NC It's r. Il P. r. r. Co
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VI fas fos s1s.!N LiNEN HANDKERCHfEFs.--
sss,y'd l5a e.. baIseihs in Handkerchiefs--Jus ust
''rt rs ~ oiass Linen Hdkfs, 70 be sold at s7s o
L. GOLDSMITS
VA Trimming and Fancy Store,
No. 205 Broad n
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VOL. VIII.--NO
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thursday Morning, October 25, 1855.

FATAL STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS.-The Chicago
Times Of Thursday gives an account Of steamboat
explosion. which took place in Chicago river about
O'Clock the morning before.
The small steam tug Seneca was in tho act of
| passing through Randolph street bridge when one
OF her boilers exploded with fearful noise tearing
the upper works of the boat completely TO atoms.
which were thrown high In the air by the cloud Of
steam that rose from the wreck. The boiler, which
was of the usual kind of steamboat boilers about
sixteen feet In length and three feet In circumfer
ence, was lifted bodily from its place in the vessels
hoid, and passing through both the main and upper
deck, was thrown over tho larboard wheel house
and into the river. II may be imagined what de-
"truetion followed in its course Hardly timber,
plank, or a board was left unbroken- The smoke
SLACK came tumbling upon deck, which In turn was
crushed down upon the deck below. Almost the
entire boat was left shapcless mass of rubbish
Capt Joseph Donaldson, the Seneca's command
er, was standing, when the explosion took place
upon the upper deck giving orders in regard tho
vessels which he had in tow. He was thrown into
tho river, and sunk never to rise alive All yester-
day afternoon, persons were engaged in dragging
the bottom with hooks, but the body at 5ocock had
not been found
VIM Vaughan, engineer and part owner of the
boat, was terribly wounded in the face and limbs
by flying fragments Of the wreck. His cheek bono
was crushed inward, and frightful wound two or
three inches IN length, made in his face There
were other wounds on his chest and serious CON
tnsion on each ancle, made probably by fragments
of iron projected by the explosion His body pre.
sented truly frightful spectacle when brought
across the river and placed in {. d. Spaids' Office
DR. McFikar dressed his wounds, which il was
Thought might not prove fatal to his life He is
however, horribly hurt.
The wheelsman and fireman saved themselves
by jumping from the boat into the river hardly an
instant before the calamity took place The ex-
plosion was preceded by sort of Kissing noise
like that which Immediately precedes the blowing
Of steam whistle. The sound was understood by
the men as warning that some part of the steam
machine was about to explode, and their timely
leap for life into the water probably saved them
from far worse calamity than unpleasant cold
bath.
A lady, the wife of the fireman, with her infant
child was on board when the accident happened
She escaped unnjured. Her babe was in berth
III small cabin on the upper deck. The ca bin
was lifted bodily several feet into the air and fell
back again with crash but, almost mraculously
the child, save slight scald on one arm, was un
harmed
The immediate cause of this explosion il un.
known. The Seneca had vessel in tow which
instead of passing directly through, warped against
the western abutment of the bridge. and made it
necessary for the tug to stop and back her engines
In the act of doing this the boiler blew up
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d CIPp oofhkDP - sIP 0FII9RINE HYDKIO:

sD H. SPANISH sARsApaR ShihaiE or ,n,;n, inuN
staded 1n M snd bowels and cleansing the blood
ltey ~ oa iAe principle that all diseases originate
'>,a Ths iindlrecily from an impure state OF the
q o hi. move combination il particularly adApt-
lhe blood ~ "' the year being net only purifier
10 SsseeTsa but at the same time most agreeable
GA DufAL l. NORTON, Druggists,
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RaILaoAp.-Ths
receipts Of tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad
for the three months ending with September sllow'
an increase over the three months of 1854 of SIG,
3o2 20.
ARREsT.-A young man named Samuel Jones
was arrested at City Point. Tuesday for profiting
to the amount Of $50 by mistake made by Rev
A. J. Leavenworth, of Petersburg. Saturday last
in settling with him. He was lodged in jail.
CONGREGATIONS IN MouRNISG-There was ser
vices in three Of the churches of Norfolk on Sun
day. The Argus says that nearly everybody pro
sent was clad in the habiliments of mourning
KEEP AwAY-The Norfolk Argus mentions the
death of Miss Ann Adela Clemmitt aged Is, and
Mr. b Muholland, two returned refugees and holds
up their fate to warn absent citizens not to return
A DIVIDED TowS.-The town of Bristol, gene
rally spoken Of as Virginia town, lies half in this
State and half in Tennessee. The State line runs
through the main street of the place.
LAYING 4 corner SToNE-The corner stone d
an Odd Follows Hall was laid at Bristol on the 10Th
inst j. NJ II. Brunett, formerly of Richmond, de
hvored the address.
RUSH OF PEoPLE.-The passenger train on tts
South-Side Railroad for Petersburg, Tuesday even
ing, consisted of nine cars, all densely crowded
large number of persons waiting on the side of tfs
road were forced to be left, there being no rooSl
for them on the train. Hon. Thos Stanhope Flour
noy arrived In Petersburg Tuesday evening.
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,ENnID FAMILY CARRIAGE AND

= IIAIlNF-oS AT PKIF ATE SALE.-I am authO-
'ed 70 sell al private sale very superior family
I1sge and Hnrness, in perfect order belonging TO
'liieman leaving the city. An early call will secure
z greet bargain. Apply 10
&C l2tu ALEX. NOTTrAuct.
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THE CHOLERA AT Rro.-A letter dated Rio ia.

IHE CHOLERA AT Rro.-A letter dated Rio ia
nero, Sept lst says:
The Cholera has broken out here aud produced
great alarm. The chambers were to close on the
Iotn INST, but am told some of the Deputies are
naklng their escape. Somes whites have died. bu,
.no negroes appear the chief victims One man on
,he Ina de Governador, an island in this harbor,
.ost seventeen. The owners of slaves are insuring
.ae,r hves and should the disease continue fear
1t win cut Off in great measure the intercourse
with the interior, and stop supplies of coffee
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I II TN ~ tH IN HHFFN IIDIHtsItl0
buildlng Fund Association Stock-This is one of
''7 most desirable investments that can he made A
.li will be given if required. Apply at this office
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- -. Il, h ALLEN rcspectfuIIy announ

,jRe. G. j. ALLEN ItspITiaIH, Itpti,a ~ Sena1aI ,hst
'i c's W ,r,,.d from the Northern cities. and Is
~ n. ,re,, Of the late and Fall styles consist'ns OF
MSS ,F.> cL6AK MANTLES, &c, and VIII receive
,lsrT as the season advances ,,,,. -.
an orders from the country VIII receive P'o'"P' "'
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