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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

New UrIeanE, slarch 7 Ishe --hI4 - -.
DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTEERsHTP.-
~ The firm heretofore existing under the style Of
THOMPSON, ALLEN & Co. is this day dissolved by its
limitation
Edward Thompson having purchased the interest Of W. L.
Allen with said firm, all the liabilities charged
with the liquidation of the
EDWARD THOMPSON,
WM. L. ALLEN.
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TN1SSOlUTION-LA SOCIETE CI-nEVANT E&IS-
D les ousgnbs lie Restaurn dn Crescent
stua Nneburg ssoute par mutuel
DIES parties LOUIS GUIEBEAU contnueru les n1ares du
dit Restaurat par compile de lui meme
LOUIS GUILLEBEAU, +
JEAN BONNET.
Nouvee- Orleans lie s aoiit 1856. aus
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NOTICE = THE UNDERSIGNED RETIRES THIS
~ dry from the firm of W. It j. MONTG OMEY by mutual
The business will be continued under the
as heretofore.
j. MONTGOMERY, lle Common ST.
MnY 81 lS5f
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

40, ST. LOUIS HOTEI..-DURING THE PAST
E!% summer this invore family Hotel been thoroughly
Iii overhaned, reurned, painted and eperc throughout;
t III al points Of comfort aud elegance, among foremost
i'll the Union, and never promised better.
Mf.SSkS. X ". HOll6Rook II !. H. r. FAIRCHILD
re connected "it the management III fact every department
has been 10 the very hest improved. -
will be opened for the reception of its friends patrons
OIL Wednesday, October 18th.
SEES 3m GHAS. l.. GCMBEI.. Proprietor.
neA, FILLMORE E4OUSE-NO. los ST. CHARLES
| street. OF Poydras street. New Orleans Fitted M
4~"L Npressly for resident hoar.ers
sells II V. $. GOODIN. Superintendent
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pACON- CANDLES WHISKY ETC
IL 50 casks Choice Clear Sides;
500 boxes Proctor & CANDLES Star Candles.
4nl half aud ar bxs .
ION loSeS Fenrl Starch;
;Etl hbls Raw Whisky
4tN :, Rcctiiel Whisky;
Sn andemlvts Old Monongnlela Whisky:
100 Qr and eighth casks Imitation t9o-nnr
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS & Co
seS tn1lns
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l THE COMMERCIAL RESTAV-
<@Ri1. RANT. 81 CnSomhonSe Street. the FIRST
,3SAESaS Nv FLOOR, will open THIS Jay Monday the
aSGSa29h of September 1856 having made the neces
repairs their establishment, which they not the time
10 make after the fire. prepared their
friends and the public.
seq 81 FRITZ TIuPPERBAEER & + CANORS
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dissolution OF CO-PARTSERSEfIP.-
~ The copartnershp heretofore existing heeen under
ened under the firm Of SMITH Il COOPER is this day dis
Solved by IFS limitation Either Will Sign the
Of the firm in liquidation.
l.. L. SMITH.
,.- W. B. COOPER, Jr.
TUCKER, COOPER & co New York;
New Orleans, May /, 1856 ny9
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Mr. WM BARNES, of this city, will CEN
time the Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Business under the
Rnd style of THOMPSON 4 BARNES.
EDWARD THOMPSON.
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NOTTCE-WILI.IAMs, BATHURST & CO.. HAVING
resumed payment in full and the undersigned having
socated with them f. b. MAYES vile, Tennessee
will continue the Cotton Factorage and General Commission
Business, under the firm Of JOIN WILLIAMS t. Co.
1ss 5ss-g#s JOHN WILLIAMS,
-...l.... .4.-.4 WILLIAM BATHURST.
New Orleans, June 7, 1856 Fl jes a2
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NSsssaTssgwFyl SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM
tst sH lilies supplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
Satsnges Tripe md everything in the butcher
--GA-=zAng line, Barrels and half hlrres of Choice
tioned Beef, order for Cabin Fuuly
No. 2 POYDRAS MARKET, by
AUGUSTUS C. MERkEL.
N. B.SteamboHts and Ships supplied with all kinds Of
Stock such fresh mch Cows, Hogs, Shoa Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese. Ducks Oh ickens mHf
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~
Ladies' SWEET WINE;
DRY WINE, in bottles;
ciTAWBA B b E4asNspie5 , in ar casks;
Constantly on hand and for sae by the Agents,
VOORHEES,. GRIGGS CO.,
m2 en- Is Tchoupiouas street
NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIESFolnled in 1888, by Madame I.eiris,
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Desbrayax Burgundy street. be.
tween nstonhose and Bienville streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session OF this establishment Pass Christian,
begins the LIST June The buildings there lnge enough
10 accommodate FIFTY Loarders, and indefinite number Of
Hny scholars Attached to the premises fine bnh house
sntia instruction in every and department of education
and oilers facilities for Requirement Of the French Ian
Eh;e Singing md Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader OF the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
tnle his lessons Singing and sufege III the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families
Examinations i'll music take place month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the the Pass
The school open the whole year for boaes
day scholars my26 ly
IA COCHRAN IL HAIL. Agents, No 81 GrHvier street, who
prepared and store the favorable
terms, Railroad and Pig Iron, Liverpool and Bulk Salt
For terms; etc. apply as above seq 1T
n IL. ROBERTSON, ADJ USTER OF AVERAGES,
-. office corner OF Common and Camp Streets No
= Camp aud IS Common
Orders for vessels steamboats, and cargoes
to. ST I'm
SECONDHAND FURNITURE STORE, No
~ ~ Bar0nne street, Clsal.
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions bought, sold
cdged also repaired and Vanished in the best manner and
reasonable terms.
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing dispose of
their furniture would do well to call on the undersigned
fe2a p. NJ TOURNE.
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NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
VPnwer of Attorney and will during absence
from the
Public
New Orleans, August 49, 1856.
ans S. H, KENNEDY & co.
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NEW ORLEANS cI "A sS1EIn ar1nN
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TOR THE SUNNEIs-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND
two families can be accommodated during the sum
months with good board and airy and comfortable
ments moderate by making curly application
corner OF Blrollle and Canal streets. iy9 3lu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

After official hours, funds showed slightly diminish
fImness, and consos, without any ostensibie CAUSE,
ceded TO SQZ So which ulti ately the closing poll
Turkish, s6K 7; new, TX II dis.
From the European Times, Jan. 1871
Much excitement and surprise have been created in
commercial world by the announcement that the
peror of Russia has accepted, Internationally, the d
positions for the bases Of peace negotiations rendered
the allies through Austria. AT hrst the statement
looked upon with much caution and suspicion but on
official confirmation the various branches OF trade
ite effect. The Opinions to the policy Of the Csar
taking this step are varied-many parties feeling Il
Russia may have some covert and nsincere aim Ia vid
end epteavor to throw the allies of their guard WI
others hold faith IN the desire OF Russia to secure pea
in the lace Of the great preparations making by the s
for the rext campaign, and the firm attitude adopted
Austria. II remains to be seen, he viewer, what will
rult from the acceptance, sut IL Ia to be hoped that
Amaments at present viii not, for q moment, be q
pended until "lastipg and honorable" peace II
cured.
Noeerera charge can he noted in the present positl
or prosperity Of tie money market. The demand
money, both ~ The Bank OF England Z" out OF door,
snd the Stock Exchange, continues very active but
change can he noted Ia rates. The from st. pet
bpIg hac no particular influence on the market. IN
nioht Of the political excitement the question as 70
probability ct any further advance Of the rate Of
ceased 10 have any Importance. The arrivals OF spece
vie tended to remove anxiety on that point ing wv
has been star It'd that have been
prorIiety of allowing issue Of 81 notes, oy whcn
fs suggested that the metallic reserves AZ the DAD
Eng and might be increased, and portion oil NE goo
obtaintd applied 70 the txgenciee OF the war; put NJ
thoIitative Information has yet been put forward. \
The Ittui from the Bark Of England Tor the week
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world have in the inca utime hesitation in saying
that ihe foreign tslsat employed here that way out
We CHS considerably that Of the native artists.
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Mesuvhe the course Of the allies II they are bent
upon concluding peace clear hu i.a has oesd
during the war; by the preparations Of the allies to re-
hostile operations an increased scale and with
OF systematic plan, as the season permits
and BY the defensive alliance with Sweden. Fear aons
has induced Russia to entertain pacific sentmentsfear
alone can keep her in that mood The wa must not pc
progress Victories by the allies will be effect
i've regulators than the most skiifal d2lomaiisis.
From the London Chronicle, Jan 1871
The inteligence that Russia had uncond ionaly &C.
cepsed the propositions OF the allies communicated yes
to-day morning to the publc-and afterwards confirmed
as having come from Sir Hamilton ssymourwhco sent
most too god to be true After the Russian circular Of
the ed December and the stn more recent announce
ment q the alleged sounsT .. That tina r9Te,
scheme Of settlement, which has more recently b4en
known as the Austrian esulsmatum," could have been
desire Of the British people for an honorable pe.,e
could not, perhaps, have been more emphaacahy
evidenced than in The alscnty with which 1 r1,
money market--that unfailing barometer OF opinion
experienced an immediate sympathy with the natural
though DUNG the day there were very heavy uctua
on the price Of the funds settled down at considers
BILE advance.
session only Of the most meagre summary OF what ha.
occurred II is short and decisive far as 1t goes but
until official dispatches arrive 1t is impossible TO thst
II s absolutely conclusive. The intelligence u grayiog
In the extreme but should regre. the sst sction
y generates should be succeeded by reaction
The impression existing the public mind to the
effect that Russia has accepted the scheme OF
forwarded BY Austria and that thertore there Is end
of all the difficulties OF the question. We suspect that
| this would be TO leap too suddenly at conclusion.
Az far we a. present know al that Russia hss done
has been to accept Internationally the Austrian sche
90 basis for pegotisonn That IA to say she admits
the general principles embodied in that ssu sum
and will make the best terms for herself about the details.
The acceptance Of Russia appears too frank and
dtiona for the diplomatic habits OF that Power
| There Is q plan behind. When to negotiate we
NAV ud in the Of the four points that the
| sian admissions unsnbstaatial shadows II win
doubtless be the congenia task OF Mr. srae and nis
friends on both sides Of the House to supply distance
these shadows-to uphold the integrity OF Russia, AMI
denoupce the arrogant intolerance OF the English Nina
try Their game Is deraDged bat the victory ia yet
lost.
| from The London Telegraph, Jan IS
Our second edition Of yesterday contained the folio
irg announcement ing the important inell ,e
that the Emperor Of Russis had Ally acce pied
Of peace proposed to him by the allied Powers
| VIENNA Wednesday, Jan. 16-l0PM
Russia has accepted the propositions Of the
allies. This Is authentic.
This announ cement as may well Se supposed, caused
the greatest excitement in the metropolis AZ the stock
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AZ. AND R. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16, 1855.
The arrivals from America tince Friday last are
fined to 500 quarters wheat oio quarters nasn corn
the week showed signs OF Improvement bat receipt,
yesterday of the that terms Of peace had been &C
ceptd by Russia business became completely parsyzed
and prices must tbe eore be considered quite nominal
WRIGHT, JUNIOR, AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IS, 1855.
Our last circular was dated 18th instant and for warded
per Baltic at which time cotton market wore heavy
appear snce with nregusrty in prices and holders gene
rally desrous of making sales The same features cha
review the daily operations beicg limited TO supplying
the trace with small quantities as required thoughin the
aors however, acted upon the reserve and the offerings
exceeding the demand, greater choice Was afforded
sales last quots better represented actual va
lue Rumors Of the early restoration OF peace continued
to float about but faint the hopes Of such re-
cult that neither the funds mercantile matters were
sected until yesterday morning, when the report Of Rus
a's unconditional acceptance of the proposed terms
caused excitement In all branches, and sudden rise
in the value Of public securities well In pro-
duce markets. Cotton charged hands at nd per h. ad
vaIce, many holders Withdrawing their samples,
others taking advantage Of the improvement to
realise the impression that prices high is
consistent with extensive consumption With the pro-
10 hold out prospects for. II is not unlikely that OPP
posite extreme succeed long period Of depres
nav see 1easons for maintaining high rate for money
accommo and thus counterpose the encoura
Rinq state Of affairs which termination Of the Il
Calculated 10 influence and II must also be remarked
that although government have confirmed the report
and little doubt entertained Of its accuracy the pos
sby Of It's proving others admits of such an inter
basis Of the terms only being accepted
TODAY the market closes steadily at the ADVANCE with
sales Of coo bales 1000 Of which 10 spectators
| and exporters
Previous TO the Of the favorable result
10 Count Eserbazys mission TO the Court Of Russia the
Manchester mark ct was Influenced by the ruling depres
sion and spnners and manufacturers displayed greater
anxiety 10 obtain contracts at concession In 10th
goods and yarns equal 70 the decline In the raw material
buvers TO ouerate An improved tone has siuce pre-
vailed without however yet any great extension to
sacons which checked BY the advance
i demanded.
| RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, JAM Is, 1856.
| Tuesdays market rather dull one. Wheat was
sow OF sale at fridays rates, and in Id
rer 70 lbs Decline Flour I'm changed in price aud no,
| much doing Indian crn--Rather sitter, but the de-
nd limited sales Of mixed made ut AS "a
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press hope have done before, that the Western
Powers will stand firm Iy and steadily by the propoit
they have made, ard witt not allow themselves to ne
pI ed either to the right to the left by the conduct Of
Power variable and uncertain Austria has eat
edy proved herself to be.
The Western Powers have employed Austria as their
ambassador in the pending negotiations but they have
not dems nded from Russia thing which the interests
OF Europe do not require, or which, If the Western
consent forego. The question of the uths Of the
Danube touches most peculiarly Austria, Bavaria and
wurtymberg and It 10 therefore natural that Russia
seeing dscord between the allies should fx upon
this point lhe safest battle-ground Of diplomatic
contest But the question Of the freedom of the mouths
great European question. As general rule 1t is tn
advisable that the mouths of great should be in
basly through this feeling, qns As much IS ron any
srer 9Th OF their own that Holland and Belgium remain
independent kingdoms Besides to be kept from
and waachia must be raised into in dependent States
and guaranteed from future annoyance and invasion,
and this hardly be effected unless the Danube their
only outlet to the sea- be preserved to them free and
oIen Nor Is the sppre Of interference by Russia
vain chimeriea Already has she proved herself ut
trust which she undertook to perform In the face and
behalf Of Europe She has already done her best to stop
no this mighty river counterfeit the benecence Of
,nre and TO turn back the OF commerce which
seeks the naturally as the water upon which 1t
floats 1t would De reproach to the allies, and would
arnish the ustIe of many brilliant successes II they
sere TO terminate the war allowing Russia to retain all
the power Of evil in this respect tha she enjoyed at
beoipnng The policy Of the Western Powers has been,
hTauchout entirely self reliant and self supporipe and
we sincerely that that policy will not be departed
from now the very moment when 1t about to be
Al the same time cannot dissemble from ourselves
that thould Austria, after havpg rejected peremptoriy
he ms preferred BY Russs refuse hersef TO draw the
wod on behalf Of the policy which she has espoused
he will not only exposed herself TO numberees and
lust censures but have placed grave difficulties In the
a,ons against conduct manessly rscreant aud pus
anrnous would be that ~ 40 Emperor who, at the
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BGaHTVrLEE, Clarke coub,r. Va.
49, - tArr
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
Again Ia Motion.

TINHR subscriber wouid respectfully iufurm H..
u public that e has pJrrhasrd he lsrv- ygs
c1mmuiituE MAO ZINE SHOPS latsly Genet
e ~ LimmcJmaI q Co 81 CLarlesiaun al r.
tsnds o. carry On here l4e business oi REPAiE.
ING aud MAKING MACHINES. 70 ortsT. IN IN,
various branches. He ~ dst~rfBined ~ stsrr "a,
sf1u O have bis work done IN tbe hest Eat ul6.t
SUBSTANTIAL manner aud a. prices a lirle ta1fs "a.
'oi4bls than heretofore charged az ihis shop
iafgs oaHays sfe rCquife3 in Guirg 40 Tor arf
carrying o. Tits husiress ihr ulilefsI-rst k-4~.
"a consideration u bis limited assans fhsf suit.
MFRS viii DO, think tih terms hard IN bsiar Ca.b
ahless thefc j. pfsr iaus cosuaef
H- also kHs on hnnt = aFr-yf4r s,-{-f. -
WHEAT CLEANERS and GLOVER NJ
CHIMES which viH be ti1passt ID ca frssaHaIl-
terms. Psffons isyorirg o. -Ifh iaslg eps,1sp are
nav - rmp.5 ed q, accommodate Al lo rlIf 80
$50. FHH cone hrst seryc1.
wa ROWE
Csafi-s'own Fstrusry - Izsc ~
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Flower against the Werld.

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Report on Spermatorrhea .

lust Published. BY ne HOWARD AssOcI-
81 ALTON, Philadelphia Report on sPermsior.
mora, o. Semi9si WSakhe,N y, Impotence. the Yiee
9, Onsnit'n. Aas;ufba,inn OF SelEAbasr, ans other
diseases 81 NE Sexual Oigsns viii an account Of
advice 20 the Aflcist, by GEO a. CALHOUN
d ID, CONSULTING sURGEON Of the Asso.
c,ai'n oeasySira' Ihs.iia9a estS b!i ,hct ~ Fps-
car endowmsnL Tor ih- relief OF The sek and Dis.
usiaes afflicted Sith ''VHaisni and E9ideufic Div
lIa a sealed envelope Floc Of Ctayge. on The re.
Ssip, o. fs5 Sdrig1 Tor postage. Address Dr. CO.
x Calhoun, No. =. Sogta Ninth 81, Phi!adsipi.ia
"a. fMay - fsS6
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Virginia. to-Wit:

10 the cifeuh Court Of JsFersea County
a. r. Y W. ~ Sssrssf, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
bd &aSbT0ugA Jsia r. H5HiAaB end iE4yE A
DAkf, ParfHeTS, kE4sy "a nanis aad ksss Of SIas-
by0ugA, H'l!isak e Co, sAS JansJ Giddtssslsg
~ CHANCERY.
TttIiS cause came on again 10 lie heard his la
Il DAY ofFsbraafy, lsJ6, upoa the parefs former.
~ read and upon ihs exceptions fled ~ he plain
tlnsto The report q Cummtsgiuuef Cooke fstafurs
bePismbsT l7Sh, 1853, and 20 the deposjtign of
Jeha h. Holiday, taken BY Comrsissiosef Bstis
al Fstsrsed Angus, i7th, 1883 aHd was afrusi
By counsel upon consideration whereof the Corr
being Of Opision that The saf John " HrIifayis
"a i0eOmPtisht uBcss ~ reason OF his iniefrst IN
The result Of this cause the cxccptiOn lhsbsio Is
sustained, and said deposition rejected And he
CouTt being farther q opinou hat his cas- vgnd
- sineidAtsd bT, Ard that lh5s- Interested haze
his right 30 rsqoirr, th- production Of all ra-rrs
ahd eEidence tsnaibg 10 sbsw Toe character OF he
debts claimed ~ the Ceicudanis ROXY God.
sPssd had James q iddiBss a. 10 whether The same
are chafgtaele sgsiust sail Grm. Ilis case Is re-
eomnltied 20 de same COmu ssioner 10 rfefir-
saeh proof aud 10 reform his fepcr 80 Tar a. he
aams may b proper. snd he couu valves isf tas
Prstsai iis tscis0n a. 70 The F.siutfis exceptions
70 said report copy lssls.
ROBERTT BROWN, Clerk
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THROUGH N rW ELvE Houas-
u1HE ssv ssi spleadid Pseke,-Be.t ARGo,
Il Capt. Chsries IA. Merrill. has eon1eseee
making kseslsr Trips between GecrretOva sae
the above point The boat will leave the wharf 81
w. n. q n. q. Rit<r, Georreiown. ID. c, every
Moadsy,. Wednesday and Friday morning, a.
o'clock, arriving al The GrrAt Falls Al a. NJ;
Seneca, III A. n; Efwards Ferry, isi ,. M
whse. Ferry, 10 p N; MOaoeaey. ~ r.H, No-
lands Ferry. ,. .. M- Peintof Rocks. 4r.s saa
msrpersF cry stsr.n. ke,srnibx che vii issve
= r-FsTry every Tuesasy, Thsrs-y a.
rsiufc4y morn ing, al e'el1ek Poist OF koek
I. Noisrd'. Ferry q ~ MoncesSy. Iet
IN; Whnes Ferry, - - SesaE-s tttE1s
ili P.A SsneeA "a GTsai Falis, ?. n
and arriving al Georgstovn b ~
THROUGH TICKETS q, IS
Inierme1iaie points a. sollows. From Gecrxrtsun
20 Great Falls, 50 Goats; Seosea, - cts; Ed~aFes'
Perry, ma whnes FeuT 81 20; Monooaey,
81 50; NolAnd's Ferry 81 20; Poini Of Rceks,
( $780, AM HafPersFsrry, g - Retarnisg Al
the sane
Faniiir. ihi-uding 10 visit the Virginia Springs
the coming season will bod this bT far The me-,
satr, pleasant AID eh-spes route to Bsrsslry Ca
Pon. Shanuondale, White Suiphar ane waffsn
MEALS served on bostd a. Mo1sra,e Rates
Coach uili always be in reAdiasss 10 Georre-
town, 20 convey passenger. 20 sRd from N. Boat
For further particulars enquire az the Store cf
w. n. a ~ q. RITTER Georrr,oun
81 q W CUTsHAw, B1rfcrs Fer. Va
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