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Brooklyn City News.

SrFIDB OF WoMAN.-A woman, residing In Pearl
street, near Tilary, committed suicide Wednesday
night, by taking laudanum. Her was Maria Hoarc
her ego 3s years Dependency is attributed az the
cause An inquest wa. held and verdict In accordance
with the facts rendered.
CONVICTION OF BuRGIARs.-Ycsterday, in the Court Of
General Sessions, Charles Hogan, Joseph Fewkos and
James Feeney young men, scarcely Of age, were con-
victed Of burglary in the third degree in having broken
into house in Cranberry street, on the 10th of May ass
Sentence reserved.
CmlD KnIXp.-A little boy named John Kernan.
whose parents reside at No AZ Hudson avenue fell from
the stoop OF the house to The tagging distance Of seye
feet and severely injured that he died soon ato
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
srAmISe.-A man, named Patrick McGoncgal was So
verey stabbed in the arm on Wednesday night, on the
corner of Front and Dock Streets by Henry Mntrclls
The injured man was conducted to his resdc4c9 No a.
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THE EFFECT OF FREMONTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHARGES TO BE MADE Against HIM-THE TACTICS
OF JACKsON's TIME TO BE USED IN THE CAMPAT6N
THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGREss-THE KANSAS
QUEsTI0N-CAUCUs OF THE FILLMORE MEN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1856.
There is mistake about the effect Of Fremonts nomi
ton tie politicians The democrats taken all aback
by it, All of stories trumpcd up against him.
They indicate the feeling in regard to his availability
and strength. learn from Richmond that the dcmocra-
tic leaders Virginia made desperate by the Pha-
delphia nomination. II Is reported here the best
thory that great effort will shortly be made TO crush
Fremont ard blast his prospects forever If not prevent
ed by wiser counses statement backed by aavs pre-
pared for the purpose 10 be made public Affecting Fre
monts early career in which the most serious charges
to be made. My opinion s that it will not inure him
in the least indeed, it will improve his position. Tn,
masses will look upon the affair persecution, an
will not believe word of what is said But look for
the charges when they come and be prepared for
ment that will throw into the shade all those made
against General Jackson in the heat of the n his
tine.
Tic democratic Senators held this morning in
the ante room sf Senate Chamber object Of which
the selection Of committee arrange matters and
expedite the business before them that early adjourn
ment may be effected They finally fixed upon the 2st1
day Of July for the adjournment There large at
tendance.
adjourn before the middle Of September
The Niger worshippers good deal frig htoned
to-day about their Topeka constitution fearing that it
would be referred to the Committee of the Whole which
is equivalent to killing it.
Strange t,say the republicans are opposing every ap
preparation for Kansas.
Some Of the Congressional friends Of the bill for the
admission of Kansas with the Topel constitution say if
it passes in the House, will be by extremely close
vote.
1t is not true that Gen. Smith is to be appointed Cover
of Kansas.
Several Members of Congress in the neighborhood
OF Harpcrs ferry yesterday, and it is believed that
affair of honor hand am not authorized to give
names
The South Americans hold tonight consider
the Presidential interests of Mr. Fillmore. They despair
of their cheitan's chances before the people, but cling
to the idea Of an election in the House.
Mr. Chafee, of Massachusetts, tainted this afternoon
while passing up the avenue in omnibus. He soon
covered however by the application OF cold water and
the attention Of friends
The United States steamer Minnesota leaves to- morrow
for Philadelphia, to receive rigging and armament,
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Bv MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.
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IMPORTANT FROM CALF ORNlA.
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Execution Of the Murderers Cora and Casey.
ARREST AND SUICIDE OF YANKEE SULLIVAN.
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ARMED OPPOSITION TO THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED In SAN FRANCISCO
Intense Excitement Throughout the State.
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$2,25O,OOO en- route for New York.
later FROM COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA,
&c, &C., &c.
News from California, Oregon, Costa Rica
and Nicaragua.

News from California, Oregon, Costa Rica
and Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS June 25, 1855.
The steamer Granada, from Havana has arrived.
The Granada brings dates from San Francisco of tho
9Th Of June, received al Havana.
The Illipos had left Aspnwall for New York with the
California mails Of the 5th inst s2,2so0o0 in treasure,
and nine hundred passengers.
Casey and Cora were hung the 22d of May-the
came day on which Mr. King was buried Perfect deco
rum observed Throughout, the proceedings.
The Vigilance Committee had arrested several other
desperate characters, including the notorious Yankee
sullivan The latter committed suicide in his cell at the
Committee rooms leaving confession touching the elec
tons in Snn Francisco
The opponents of the Vigilance Committee attempted to
shod meeting the ID inst to dcnounce the Commit
tee, but it proved total failure.
Several murders in the interior are recorded
Rumors we're circulated that Governor johnson would
call means into requistion to suppress the revolution
but nothing lad been done yet. These rumors how
ever, created much excitement throug hout the State
and word sent from the interior that thousands
ready to march to the assistance Of the Committee.
Sacramento alone offered to furnish thousand mcn
The excitement on the increase, and martial law
bad been declared at San Francisco.
The Committee were determined on carrying out
their measures, and continued make arrests. The
opposition, however, organizing, with seven hun
dred stand Of arms. It rumorcd they intended to
attack the Committee rooms, which were strongly
axuarded with before the door, loaded With
grapeshot All the journals, except the Herald side with
the Committee
Of San Francisco was gooi and busines
moderate
Arrived out at San Francisco, ships Sweepstakes
-Nymph, and Empress OF the Seas, from New York
FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Indian hohtlities in Oregon partially suppressed
A difficulty had occurred at Washington Territory
owing TO attempt made by Judge Saunders TO hold
court during the existence of martial law. The Judge
arrested for safe keeping until order should be
'blished.
FROM COSTA RIGA.
Advices from Costa Rca state that the army is dis
banded. Cholera raging fearfuy throughou, the
State. Buron Buow died of while on his retreat.
FROM NICARAGUA.
Nothing important from Nicaragua
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European Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL June l2-The sales of cotton to-day amount
cd to 0Oo bales including 1000 speculation and
export. The market was steady at former rates.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
LONDON, June 13.-At our grain market to-day the
average prices follows-Whcat, G7s. 67s. Cd.
Barley, 3Ss. ID. 39s. I'd. Oats 23s. 3D.. 2ls Sd.
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.
MAScBEsTER, Juno 13.-Wheat meets fair SAFE at
an advance Of 2s. per quarter and ID 3d. per 10 lbs
on foreign Flour held at ls 3D. 2s per sack last
weeks ates, but with limited sales.
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BosroS, June 26, 1855.
At meeting Of the Bunker Hill American Council in
Charlesown, last night resolution adopted to sus
tain Fillmore and Donaldson.
The Boston Journal Of this morning comos out in lead
ing article for Fremont and DAYTON
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American Meeting Mt Easton, Pa.

EAsToN, Pa. june 20, 1906
The Americans held meeting in the square here
this evening. Mayor Geo. Fenlay presided Resolutions
were passed condemnng the Sumner outrage in strong
terms; approving of the American platform adopted by
the Philadelphia Convention; expressing confidence in
Fillmore and Doneson and determination 10 stand by
them. The meeting was large and enthusiastic
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Rhode Island Legislature.
PROVIDENCE. Juno 90. II

PROVIDENCE, June 20, 1855.
The General Assembly have elected Samuel Amcs
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court and William r. Wat
son, Auditor The caucus after o most acrimonious de-
bate postponed the Senatorial election to january by the
casting vote Of the Chairman
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PnuADMpnA, jane 20, 1856.
Judges Ives has declined the democratic nomination
for Surveyor General of the State and convention has
been called at Chambersburg the 9th August to no
inmate another candidate
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News from New Mexico and the Plains.


FURTHER TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS-wORK ON
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT SANTA FE-MILITARY
AFFAlRS, ETC.
ST. Louis, June 20, 1855.
The Santa Fc mail has arrived, bringing dates to
May 81.
The Navajo Indians continued their depredaons, and
ii Is thought that the difficulties cannot be settled without
resort to strong military force opinion
prevail amcng the Indians that their power superior
that Of the United States The Apaches also resve
The military OF Santa Fc had commenced the
tion of quarters for tho officers and of the
Quartcrmasters Department The work the State
House. penitentay aud Surveyor Generals Office had also
been commenced.
'Lieuts. Adams, Johnson Whistler and Jackson have
been detailed for the general recruiting service and will
leave the Territory in time TO report themselves at Car
gsie barracks, Fort Columbus, by the 18th OF July.
The court martial for the trial of Capt Scammon and
Lieut. Morrison adjourned sine die on the 18th.
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Bont Race at Halifax.

HALIFAX, June 20 1856.
A srca, boat race took place here this morang and
she 81, John oarsmeu the conquerors Of tho eostcnans
l,sa year, were beaten By Halifax crew
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DEPARTURES.
Superior Court.
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.


We understand that tho usual term Of the Superior
Court will be extended by power vested in the Judges
far one week beyond tomorrow Saturday. and that in
the course Of tho coming week the decision OF tho general
tom or tic u.ccO ar Lew Ual iA the case og forrest
- l.flSat vii be lsls.gea
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Fires Mt Elizabeth. N, J.

EIEABETH, N j., June 26, 1855.
An unoccupied dwelling, belonging TO Capt Harlem
situated on Farmer street, was destroyed by re last
night, This makes tho fourth fire in two nghts-al the
work Of incendarcs. Considerable excitement exists
among citizens, and measures are being taken to
MI uht
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BtFfALo, JUNE 26, 1856
General G. A. Scroggs publishes letter in the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser this afternoon repudiang the ac-
ton Of the North American venton and giving in his
adhesion to Fillmore and Donelson
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Conn. Stockton Accepts the Nomlna tion for
the PresltlencY.

PnIADELPInA, June %, 1856.
The american Banner published at Camden announces
that Commodore Stockton has accepted the nomination
dered him, and says that letter from him will be pub
lshed in extra Of that paper morrow announcing
the fact
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News from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS June 25, 1856
We have Vera Cruz dates to the 22d inst Considerable
uaeasiness felt in Mexico with regard to the Spanish
movements.
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Personal Intelligence.
Apnry-Ars

At the Stevens Housc-lion; Levi Underwood Vermont.
Hon X. Gleason, do; Col. q. Loons U. y. A; Col. S
Thayer Boston, Capt g. Sanford Soath Carolina; Cen
Glsssct, Virginia; Rev. d. w w. Arnold Chicago; Hon T.
A. Tomhnson, Recsevlc Major 7. Holmes, Alabama; DR.
Alexander Fox and family New Orleans; L. L. butcher and
lady, st. Aibans, Vermont.
From Tbcnaston, ship FranklnP LIP Padman and lafy
A Reaur and lady
From Liverpool in ship De Witt Cnton-Rev Thos Carlyle
II Ritch-
From New Orleans, In ship Ancr-Mrs Helena Booth Mag
ter George Beoth Miss Mary A Gilman John Wool Sam
Dowse Chester Hugglns.
DEPARTURES.
For Havre, in the steampshp Emeu-Ious Ienarrens Ia
vana; Jose Gaeney, do; David Mcleod Mr. Whtte, 50
Paul, Minnesota Anthony Richards New York Mrs Rich
ers do Miss Poreous, do; Miss Richards and sister do Mr.
roccet France Mr. Peteoas, New York; lily kellogg, Louis
Paris ST Louis Mo; Mr. and Mrs II Giles and daughter
Mr. Carrie do Mr. Juncs England Mr. Richards and
servant Louis Brandon, Nova Scotia; Lehman New York;
and Mrs Beck Miss Sarah Lamb do; Miss Yockney
and Miss Spencer England Mr. Yockney and Capt Spencer
a Mr. and Mrs Whttcl three children and maid New York
j, Bohnc Gcrmany II Barth do; Hrsch, 10; Mr. Dun
can, New York and 80 in the steerage.
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Tur AIRANy Ram

The ALBANY BRIDGE.-Thc Argss says the ON.
tire 100000 stock Of the Albany l{, tasay ,r.
Subscribed ycsderiay ead the Gre. e;lNn 81, seSNp
pgd IA t" ts'fe
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From Washington.

THE EFFECT OF FREMoNT's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHANGES TO BE MADE Against HIM-rHE TACTICS
OF JACKsONs TIME TO USED IN THE CAMPAIGN
THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGREss-THE KANSAS
QUEsTI0N-CAUCUs OF THE FILLMORE MEN, ETC.
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THE la. FEST NEWS
= REGEEgED BH
MAGNETIC, TELE GRAPH.
FROM " AsHiNGToN.

- 4AOAl1 w
DEC. The Washington Star confirms the
Ereport,of the Virginia electors, who recommend
Gov. Floyd fora post in the Cabinet. ~ h. lir-
ginia electors had quite ajnbilee inter castilg
thelyote of the State. Gov. w Use, was present
Many speeches and toasts were drunk, one de-
claring 0stend Manifesto to be butthe law of
Nature and the Nations seifprescrsatio all
hon,r to- the Statesmen who execute its princi-
pies; toy. Wise, in speech declared nothing
VIII tempt him TO Lease his present position IN
which the Democracy of Virginia had placed
him. He also said it was due to Virginia that
some one of her distinguished citizens should
be called to ;iii in the coming administrnti 9n.
in carrying out its policy. Both of these dec
iarations We're received with thunders Of an.
plausc. =. tses ~ d ~ ~. r ~
The Democratic members of Congress from
Virginia strongly condemn the action of the
members of the electoral college Of that State,
IN recommending Ex- Gov. Floyd fora position
In Mr.. Bucbanans cabinet. - I
Itisla fact derived from undoubted authority
that Mr. Buchanan has expressed q desirc.to
have the benefit OF Mr.. Wise,scoimscl. and has
offered him any station within his gift, but tho
Governor has declined the tender tllns made.
A special messenger has arrived from Kansas,
bringing dispatches from Coy, Geary in rcla.
ton to the release of Hayes, and other tiers
at issue between himself and Judge Lecompte,
which are submitted to the Consideration of the
administration. The dispatches rciterate the,
declaration that the Territory is in a peaceful
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Ladies' Christian annual, Vol, vi
Newnnd nn,proved v oiume Janunry, 1857,
iss5 ia Va Es CsIALEEH, EDlpOR
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well selected matter, both prose poetry on ali
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ncuicate the Furest virtue snd
pis.y and % DISCOURAGE yeand MI doing; pre-
sent OF pure sound and chaste miscellany
VIII instruct the mind heart. thus
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account OF Its ronbined cxccllencies. ~
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The January Number viii hayein II * ~ -
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The March Nnmssr. ISL viii contain portrait OF
ALEX, CAinPBELl., OF Beihnny, yn.
Both me above VIII be engraved from superior ambro-
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COMMERCIAL L.
4 By frELEGIsAPfi.
Rnltin,ore nrnrLe,.


BALFIHoRE, December 6Ffour firm safes OF wheat AZ
1ioGisse for red and i55a15Jc Tor hi,e Sales Of white
Corn At G09G2ei yellow 6S95ic sales Of YiSty II
ssis q sssa Ctneinnaii sfnrIte,.
ctscISsAT Dee 6-Ftour In good demand nj as a.
NhiskY dn ard noniral Red Wheat firm 1t ltstsi
Soln Oats FIRM at &c. HOGS held hFin but not
and In fair demand, ~ ;7s =
New Kork iEnrket. $3.50
NEw YosI Dec e,l closed with ani,aayancns
bhs sold. State Southern ste,-
dy Mheat advanced &c; q, sold: White Tie
Red le0c. Corn decllninT bush sold. Pork dull,
beet hsiu. WHISKY adssncng sales at 3se. io.r
Phttadeiptin Market. q i5ssa3st5
PIttApstfHA, Dec. 6-Four IN and stsn.
aaId and mixed brands freely offered thcn,
moderate demand for supply o. city, X.
tau trade S66sGs25 for common aud ficy brands Hy.
st spp held n Corn Meal au
bush prime red At 1870. white Ii f6fc rive
&C rec sna wantei; sales OF 1900 al Soc Corn iI
eT at sgSIs Coaes stesd sales Of 1000 bass RS st
oIh0dI.T5 y 81 as 80 - h'. ~
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p BenI, FrnnlkIIn and Prot. DE a rath.
Franklin brought electricity from the earth
ffol De Gra applied that electricity relieve
morgls Prof De Graths ELECTRIC not cure every
titg, but certainly cures Rheumatism Neuralgia in
DAY or two cures Group, Cramp, Pains Breast in ten
ssrss Bq5ps' sPrars, Wounds from 70 three
cures Piles, Swee Glands StIn Nick from one to three
days; cures EFysieias Scrofuia, Pmpies,
few days. ~ 1917
For sale by t. VI. LOGAN CO., Bridge Corner.
Also by LAUGHLINs' 4 BUSHRIELD,
noytS sfs Monroe Street.
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MASONIC DIREC1,oBy.
WASHINGTON HALL.
Book, PeriedicnI. Gnncy G Gods mud lla,i

aa| II.
AvtSG purchased the stock or Books Perioaieals II
II Of RohinsohS Bro, at No. & Washington Han in
tend to add thereto stock of Musical me to-
Es.her With a complete assortment Of Fancy Goods Sta
Y, bank HOOKS, &c; shall keep good assortiaea
Just been awarded first Premium and Medal In the bs
Boston Mechanics Pair, over all Competition Carhent
Patent Moodeons OF superior style and finish OF ali The
patterns and prices variety OF Fancy
FOODS consisting in part, LRtiies Work l,6ses
Toilette Elbrodsred Work Bags and Baskets Portfolios
Gard and Cigar Cases, Cologne Stands Combs brushes
Portmonhaies French Hair Tooth Brushes Sewins
BIRDS, Steele Goods Jet Bracelets Beas, Pocket Cut
lery and Scissors. 45sfs gss AZ 4 10 -
re- ALSO, NEW BOOKS i.5A
fresh assortment of New Books, Novels and
all the popular reading OF the ay; Ledgers. Day Books
PACED Copying Books, and Blank Books every descrt
ton Pocket Tues Diaries 1885, for eyy
man, pertunesies Soap Engrasngs, Lthosraphs, Gil
Frames, and Mondines "A lot OF Guitars Yiuns
German and italian Strings, flutes Banos Tamborines
AS & OF M. and fiutinees fssi
anu Newspapers completes, and solicit subscriptions to all
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us IN the new attention
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ssigntd roud respectfully inform he frlsnds
and patrons and the citizens Of heeuE and Vicinity
Esneraily that lie as his f sloek or
Cloths Casneres ard yestnFs ei he L prepared
20 make 70 orter IN the iafest and approved style
and best short notice. prizes which ezno
fsii 70 Please the best bcyefr An goods 10 b a
loetf4 sI-rrlss ~ r.
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IkAssPnkrAIloS orfIoE II. 4 o. r. Il. 1
90. f.l-s WheetinO Station, Nov. 2eth, 1856 Z
ON and after Monday LIST Of December, Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily 655 A. H. and 420
r. N. Wheeling time. Az 5tl.s ~ ~
The Mail Train daily Except sundays at 655, A. NJ
statops..- sis,4f ! u K - = tsss4,sss
discharge passegers the following stations only. Ben
wood Moundsye, Cameron Burton, FaIrrnont, Petter-
man Newburg, Rowlesburg Piedmont Cumberland
SIT Johns Runs Martnsburg Harper's Ferry, Monocscy,
Sykesvne and Washington Junction. ~
The Trains viii follows The Mall Train at $40
NJ. da the Express 1:5O Ne. daily The Acconno-
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland will be ditcon-
.ss W. s, wooDs1DE, superintendent
dect j. b.. FORD. Agent
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The Eve and Ea

uRING my late tour in Europe, Ieh,aned several asy
~ Instruments, and Remedies Of "a = "
Speciality There Is nothing known to the n ei
ter with which not familiar which, CO n
pin-d tsnsiye years IN te city et
New York enables me to restore SIGHT and DBARING In
many esses hitherto deemed oyeiese
yss IN tsI sseends Amanross cured Ins5ofty Of
tuiatonsi UceTr, Piiuls Specs and " ery
Eye, nyAriabiy also, Deafness Singing IN he Earaps %
eaars b entirely process Ny ssTrea.iss d tha
price b0 cts, also ARTIFICIAL which NOV nd
Aook exactly luxe the natural Eye and inserted athoot
An and an Ietnediea Forwarded byan Cehsry.
tdtsssts by null Fscefre sspectdf dteoafion
JAMES ". POWELL 81. d.. IA 81 *
si.s e ~ fDcuIfst. a uriar Gse.
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