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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
Books 4 Stationfrp.
Valuable Business
Locations, Stores, 0fncss, &c.
HO lease or let In Davenport, by
111 Ad Ax1a0,

Auction Ter and C0mMissi0n 3orchEnt,
No. ~ Brady 81. near the Post Once.
1st--The new brick store (arst noOrl on Brady 81;
;wo doors nsrth Of the Port ONCE.
Cd two Offices Second door 'front.' same build.
ing.
3d,--One room do do back do do
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for Wholesale business, prLter or barber,
&c.
4lh.-one room (seeond noor) over the Book
Store No. 81 Brady Street, public entrance from
street, suitable for law medeAi once, dentist,
artist, &c,
5th.--1he Book and Paper Store known as The
Iowa Book Rooms, No. 81 Brady Street; all or part
Of tho stock for sale and store and fixtures 10 let;
rare chance for we'll established aud profitable bus
insss.
6th-Pive rooms (seeo nd roor front and back
Nos, SO and ~ Brady street, with good front er
trance, suitable for Offices and gentem ems lodging
rooms; rents Iom i've 10 ten dollars per month.
7th.--Fofty i've feet front Of the Catholic lot Oh
Brady st. between Ain and 9Th, 10 lease for ten
years Apply to ELI ADAMS.
inlH 81 II Once on Brady 81.
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ANOTHER SIGE.--A vote Of the passen.
gers was taken on the X. |, and Chicago
ours yesterday, when we were present
~''h the following result:--Frcmon, 81
buchanan 10, Fillmore IL. This did not
include delegation OF 400 Fremont men
ron Chicago, nor the hundreds taken on
'osrd from on the route, bound. to the Re-
publican barbecue ut Morris.
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HIoH CORN IN HlaH HEsaY.-We saw q
stock Of corn the other day, from the farm
OF Fowler Davis, measuring IA feet inch
1t had not yet reached maturity. Mr..
Davis has field nearly like it.-M Pleas.
OBS.
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R.I.h. N. AEDF CIUB. The Rock L.
land Advertise say Fillmore Rnow Moth
ing Club is being organized ia that city.
having for TIA instigators several prominent
Ruchanier democrats.
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FiRs EHCrS.--The X. |. AdDsrtiser noti-
ces the arrival of the new Fire engine or
dered for that city. Ii snys tits one Of the
very best machines now in use, and that q
%re company can now be organized in that
ice with some prospect OF efficiency.
We learn from the members Of the new
Sany recently organized in this city,
90. their prospects for success are at pres.
mt very iair,--better than those OF any one
which has preceded them IN the laudable
eudeayor to give us an etficien; fire organi,
cation. We sincerely hope they may nos
be again disappointed.
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TEARING Down Bills. - We do not
know that Iowa boys are more addicted to
the machevous practice Of tearing down
bills than the boys Of other States, but we
notice thu, out State exchanges make more
frequent reference to the bad habit than
those which come to us from any other
quarter The practice is carried TO very
blameable extent in Davenport, and wheth-
er il Is confined exclusively to boys, or is
shared BY those who would not like 10 be
called boys, it is the latter who get al the
blame. u the law against defacing or tear.
ing down bills was enforced few times, 1t
would prevent transgressors in this particu.
lur from continuing such wanton interfer-
enee with the legitimate transaction Of 9th.
er peoples business.
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CHEAP EDITION. -STARR, at the Twin
City Bookstore" opposite the LeClaire
House, has for sale Greeley and M'Elrath's
pamphlet edition Of the Life Of Fremont
price FIVE cents. The pamphlet is close
ly printed deudecimo Of over thirty pages,
and comprises al the important and most
interesting facts in the highly adventurous
career Of the Republican nominee for the
Presidency. There are no statements in il
which are not strictly true, lit is has ed on
dates and facts corroboratiye Of each other.
and, when it Is thought necessary TO relute
any Of the thousand and ona ialsehoods
which are conjured up by the fears and spite
Of the pro.slayeryites, It affords 4 ready
means Of al immediate retutation,
Starr is also In daily receipt OF the prin-
opal eastern daIies. getting those Of New
York in two days after their publication,
and considerably in advance Of the mails
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rHy DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,
Iowa City.

av,y & Dwarf, at the old stand known as the
CIV Auction Rooms, Iowa CITY, are Agents toI The
nsysppori Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
o,,.Iu their papers every mornfg ey ealing at The
.hnye stand.
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Julius Lytance,

L A " y a q Il " L,
otfce in Atsinson's Block, Second Street, hetweei
Main aud Brady.
111ACREs large beautiful Timber, " miles iron
Davenport, price $50 per acre; VIII be ai'ia
ed TO suiL purchases
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Important from Kansas.

New York, Aug. Is.
The 1ribune's correspondent from WASH
ington, 18th, says
"Mr. Coate, counsel OF Governor Robin
son, has just arrived from Kansas, and re.
ports that a collision between the advancing
emigrants through Iowa and the Missouri.
ans is probable. He confirms the previous
reports that the Missourians are assembling
in large numbers at Iowa Point, near the
line OF Kansas and Nebraska, under the
command of Gen. Richardson, OF Warkaru-
sa war notoriety. This attempt to drive
out free emigration il done with the con-
currence Of Gov. Shannon, who had not
heard Of his removal.
Companies of Free State settlers from
Topeka, Lawrence, the Beecher settlement
and other Free State places, had gone 10 aid
the enisrants in reaching the Territory. 49, -.
Washington, Aug. 3.
There is no truth in the report that Judge
Lecompte and Cato nave been officially re-
quested to resign, nor have they been re-
moved. sa'@ 5
There il no ground for the statement
that the prosecutions in Kansas, tor treason
and other offences are to be quashed.
Dir. Ceafy accepted the Governorship Of
Kansas OH no such conditions as have been
alleged.
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The TwIs CRY Directory - compiled
by Fleming l. Torrey, is published, and
Mr.. II. A. REiD will commence delivering
to-day. We have had but few moments
time to glance through it, but 1t presents a
very creditable appearance, and We think
subscribers aud other purchasers will be
pleased with it,
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Remember! Remember
SALE.


WHEREAS, on Lh- iatlt day al December, A. ID.
w 1854, George Shier, exeealed unto d. Z. kuhl
terlain promIs sorry mole for The sam of Sevehiynse
dollars III interest at the rate OF per cent per
nuuun, pay alle AFTER thai date. And where
as In order tho pay Inent Of said noe, the
said eorgr Slder and Rosanna his wife, did on the
i.lh day OF December, d. 1874. convey Ia rustic
John Nlck's Ludwig iianssen as Trustee, by written
instrument, daily executed and recoraod the follow
Ing tqscrDs Foai estate, Situated la Scott county, In
lie state OF Iowa, 10 wit Lot No. tYenty.fo C2t
In Cook q Sargept's addition 10 The city of Davenport,
county md state aforesaid. ss.
Now, Therefore, notico is hereby given that |, the
undersigned ohm NiCk's Ludwig Hansen, Trustee
rs afore said in pursuance of The provisions OF said
deed of trust, will on tho Twenty ninth day Vt An
gust A. d. 1885, before the Goar House door, In the
city OF Dayenport in The cuhty aforesaid al tb hour
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day VI pub
said described lot, much thereof as shall be ne
cessary 10 satisfy tho amount then due, said above
mentioned note, with co'Is and EXPENSES u maE,ns
such sale. J. N. l.. HANSEN.
Dated AT Day export the 5ti day OF Aug, 1856 odsod
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CONFERENCE.-The Burlington Gazette
mentions that counterfeit bills on the Bank
Of Belyidere, Illinois, are circulating to a
considerable extent. in that place. A mum.
Der OF the same counterfeits have also been
passed in this city. The general appear
snce of the bill is good, and well calculated
to deceive those who are not good judges Of
paper money, but on close examination 1t
will be seen that the engraving is coarse,
and the names of the engrayers especially
is very poorly done. We have heard init
mation that there is party in this place
attempting the utteranee Of this and other
kinds Of spurious money, and il will be well
for business men and others to keep keen
or lookout than usual for counterfeits in
general.
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TIE First DisTsGcT The Iowa City
Republican, Of "Wednesday, says
"There is no longer doub, as 10 the
election of Col. CURTIS 10 Congress- in
place Of Hall. HIS minority will, probably
not be lees than one thousand. Mills,
Montgomery, Madison, Cass, aud nearly all
the western counties, give Republican ma
jofities. except Pottowattamie, and that
gives less than hundred against Curtis
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5 nss from Davenport, 90 acres, ~ acres In cu.
ovation, 20 acre. timber, running wafer, house sla
tle,ote.
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A bsautifui fsiu ai mile. from Daveupor', I6
seres, Gu acres III cultivation, part timber, nss
Aouss, stable, etc.
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One of the best farms In Scott County, 3it acres,
obly miles from Davenport, l73 acres fence, l+U
=, rae ia Guilty. alton, 1919 acres imbe large orchard
two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc. ...H.
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BURaLARY.-Th house Of James Hal
Iancamp, in Rock Island, was entered rs
burglars on Monday night, and trunk RI
fled Of some valuable papers and about six
teen dollars in money The burglars hay {
not since been heard from
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Narrowed Farms.

2lO seTss mighty Improved farm miles from Day
supVrt, 900 acres "a etuutalol, xood boatd renee,
viii Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
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Imperfect aftiee 90 forth from lhar establishment
has gained for their Scae paatIoh thai has new
or been surpassed Ia the whole range OF useful he-
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously Acknowledged as the
standard ia all transactions BY weight
4 lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
weights betwG cen OF Fairbanks Scales In use B.!
the Baltimore y Ohio Railroad Company and Que OF
another manufacture MAS recently tred n The Cour'
ofCommoH Pleas, baltimore. the case occupied The
Court Two day and Judge Marshall in delivering hi,
decision stated the result al his es idenee, that The
OF kair1aAkS Se4Ls WIS established beyond
all question. For sale by -.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN& DALZELL
The well known reputation OF these Scales has in
dueed the yender. OF Imperfect and worthless balah
ees to offer them Fairbank' Scales, and pnrehas
ers have thereby in many ases been sabjeeted Ia
fraud and Imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable compositions who trans
act bu sintss in their bat regarding the
perpetrators OF The above fraud, pursuing coarse
alike unjust and dshonorable they take This method
to eat don the public OF their iiAposiions, ~
The patentees manufacture under their own ~
speetion only At their factoy in St.Johns6uIl, W.
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN& UALZEi.L.
+. x Z. FAIRBANKS s. Co.
St,Johusbuty, W., May u, iSaG.
May %. ddwiy.
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A small faIuU acres oil IN Guilty alton, ooi house
etc miles from Davenport.
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1870 acres 81 mites from Davenport, Go In cui "a.
on 40 acrsstimter, ~ acres praiIls, house. 'ee
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Millinery and Dress-Making
III EsfabIIElan

! On Brady Street, up stairs, over Mr. Jacoby's
| Drug Store.
lYJsSS. HIN WICK respectfully iaforms tn,
/ w ladies Of Davenport and Deishborhaod tat sh,
/ has On hand iHTge and extensive stock Of MILNE
IN ariI Dress Making Goods and is weekly reesivin,
/ esA supplies tle EaSt. She hss also lsrg,
asso ftaent Of shio able Mantiilas; Ladies'
etal for Aautilas, ma e 10 order. she has also OF
haad stock OF FIahRels settling at low prices. Soil
/ ed Em broidcry selling VI below cost.
jane sdaH
G9S5cGg0 EHNs6er!
| 'ENEi subscriber % bis Steam Planing Mill ID
/ Moline, HIS, has just ufehassd a large guam
| liz o5 Ghissgo islilnoers and has made arrange
meats Is supply tic demaad, which he will sell 3
wholesale rstg 4 prices that cannot fail to give
s4sEE, ED08Tss AND BLINDS,
sLish win 10 sold cheaper ulan the same can b,
purchased elseEheIe,. HIS SIDING viii be Of th'
| very best qlality, spd his FLOORING cannot b,
sarp sssd, II dressed and ready for Immediate
| EGss planning AND SAVING
Done on short noiiee, to yoar satisfaction. Don
feit 10 give bu a call. Reme mber tue place, head o
| MAJ aud Wells streets, Meliae. Ills. VI
LRSi HUNGERP0RD.
Moline jane a IsS6d&sn
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Icmpdo
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 5@9
CANTON MATING,
Gold Border Window Shades, Green Curtain Oil
Cloths. Linen Table Damasks, Curtain Mus-
fsG, SATIN De Laias WiKdop Daaasks,
2ta yards Width Sbeeungs,
The above with great variety Of desirable uoods
can be found phsaPat
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
luly % davenport
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Well Digging.
ltHE subscriber i ii al times ready 10 III. Wells
and ClsLerhs lie may be found at Mr.. Smiths
Harrison, east side, between 9th and 9Th sts.
Aug5 DIM kUWARD NEWTON.
HEEP COOL.
ftNhE Davenport Ice CO., are now prepared lode.
liver Ice daily In large snail quantities. or
dee Oh Front ST., opposite Ruuows' MiH. s ..ssa
May - d3m PECK u MITCHELL.
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BRADLEY s. BR0cKETT,
wholesale and Retail DssleYsin
Paints, Oils, window Class. Sash, Doors.
Blinds. 10, -,
=.a. .e.9. ALAo
GLAZED WINDOWS,
THE subscribers are now prepared 10 offer 10 the
L citizous OF Davenport and surrounding country
the mos CON pets assertnsn of Palate, Oils, Glas,
Sash, Biinds and poors brought ~ this market.
1 u0O,0 900 ste. Sash, assorted sixes, for saie By
II, b. + D., No. 10 900, Brady & Attn sts,
= 200 Boxss Window Giass, assorted sizes, Tor sale
Zsb BY 3. q b., No. 0,00Oa
n0ORs, a large assortment for sale by .
IL b. 4 B.. No. l0,UoO
BLINDS, the beat lot Of Window BlGds ever
} brought 10 this arket, and for sale by
b. d b., No. 1000.
EAD "a fresh lot of White Lead Just receive ed and
IL for sale by Il. & b., No. 10000. -
Glazed Windows.
xHyR have 10. sale AtNo. I0,O00, corner Brady and
w 4.h streets, large stock Of Glazed Windows,
assorted sizes. 5.... a5. ..4 /.
Sters Eron atled up With double thick mes. reach
Plate, or common Pitlsbsrgh snd Now York glass. 80
Glazing doae upon short notice and Satisfactory
terms. ..a. .- 5es...l- -157a astea
Orders promptly attended 10.
BRADLEY & BROCkETT,
june "A. No. ~, uS6, Brady & Fourth.
Linen and Cotton Pant StuAs,
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NJ. John e. DAVE has This day been sds,jt-
~ zee Partner IL our hrm. The Lasassss win
~ continued az heretofore. aAd under the ssne
naEis and style. Cook a "a Rfyx ~
9 Davenport, A priiI.t. ia5G.
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Iron and Nails.
- TONS IRON assorted sizes,
4 O5vu kegs Nails, For sale BY
BURROWS, FRESHMAN g. DALZELt..
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2oG acrss splendid land, aiin fence and 10 cnIi'ss
lion on the Dubuque road, miies from davenport
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~ Wau-Bun.
ar the ''Esriy Day" in the Aorn-MesE. BY Mrs john
" II. ken3ie. Price s-,.J.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
bankers New Map ia Cases, Price sl10
L Aolntsd and Vanished E,f Offices, ke+ sUo
at "fhs Iswa Book Rooms"
No. &c Brady ST, near the Post on
ELI ADAMS.
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~ miles from Davenport 81 acres, 60 acres In taii'
yalion good house, stable etc. ....
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J2 uiles from Davenport, 80 acres 30 scfesl rni
tiya,o. II acre. splendid la.her, balance prairie
large III ehard, running water, good house, stable
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FAIRBANKS cELgsRATED SCALES.

A DAPTEDto any required oper-
Aation 0: weighing. as for iron,
sTA coal, hay, stock, ana for tte nse Of
n warehouses, stores Aud foandries,
n and la short Tor every Kind OF busi-
! ~,
I ,sssss1Sks..EA The great skill aud fidelity EN-
a-st.94 ptoyed in their manufacture and
e. .AH<yxV The determination on the part oil The
ssAN31Gt-s-- manu- aeluEers H6SeI ~ allow an
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ID EllSHES-f"ck Preserves, &c. -Cueumbei.
h Ia IN glass aud Mood, Onions and Horse radish.t
QatAee Peaches, PLAN. Fear and Blackberry Pre-
serves also Apf.yUts, Oranges and Cherries, Apple,
| ~ JelIie., Ke.rhaps, Pepper Sauce, Capers, Ba,
Rum, Rose War, all sofis OF Extracts and Fresi
oysters, aud OF all size packages, and for sale
ehGap ut the HAWhEYE STORE.
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IILy FioFtrLy IN UhNtAp0ft.
J.. #0Ese aJt iat4a Third Street near The eoruero
Rue1 iNta H..
r sgnI ~ streets. s7z -
.. f5elsts a NORTH Davenport, hstNtsn Perry and
Rock ISLAND Sissvis. y44gF9
All % lbJyr lois arc Ssli situated and ia paris 81
het.l @ostf4iI'ti Hgfn 10 aI't' vii be s,idsa
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MAKING A NEEDLE.

wonder if any little girl who may
read this ever thought how many peopln
/ are all the time at work in making tie
! things which she every day uses. What
can he more common, and You may think
more simple, than needle! Yet, if YOU
do not know it, can tell you thnt it takes
. q great many persons 10 make needle
and good Geal of time TOO.
| In going over the premises we must
! pass hitler and thiiher and walk into the
next street and back again, and take a
drive to mill, in order to see the whole
process. We find one chamber of the
shop is hung round with cole Of bright
wire of all thicknesscs, from the stout
/ kinds used for Goldfish hooks TO that of
tue finest cambrick needles. In room
below, bits Of wire the length of two nee
dies are cut by n vast pair Of shears fixed
to the wall. \ bundle has been cut off;
the bits needs stralg ghteping, for they have
| Just come of from the coils. The buhdlo
is thrown into n red hot furnace; and then
taken out and rolled backward ard for
ward on table until the wires arc
straight. This process is called rubbing
straight" We saw mill for grinding
needles. We go down and find a needle
pointer sc tied on his bench, two dozen or
SO Of the wires and rolls them between his
! thumb and fingers, with their ends on the
/ grindstone, first one end and then the 9th
cr. We have now the wires straight and
pointed at both ends. Next is machine
which tlattens and cutters the leads of
/ l,n fLg.t.a,l Il
serve the little cutters 1T the head Of your
needle. Next comes the punching Of the
eyes, and lhe boy who does it, punches
eight thousand an nour aud he does it 30
fast your eyes can hardly keep pace with
him. The salit,ing follows xhich is run
ming fine wires through dozen, perhaps
o! these twin needles.
a woman, with little anvil before her,
files between the heads and separate.
them. lLey are now complete needIes,
bat rough and rusty, and what is worse,
they easily bend. A poor needle, YOU
will say. But hardening comes next
They are heated in patches in furnace,
ard when rem hot, are thrown in a pan
OF cold water. Next, they must be fem
pered and this is done Icy rolling them
backward and forward on n hot metal
! plate. The polishing still remains TO be
done. On very coarse cloth needles aro
spread to tie number Of forty aid fifty
thousand. Emery dust is sirewed over
them, oil is sprinklel, and the cloth ia
then rolled up, and with several others Of
the same kind, thrown into a sort Of wash
pot to roll TO and fro for twelve l.ours or
more. They come out duty enough bu.
after rinsiRg in clean hot water, aad
tossing n saw dust, they look as iriglt
as can he, and are ready TO be sorted ard
put up forsale but the sorting and doing
up in papers, you may imagine, is quite a
lwork by itself.
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n i NJ B L Z 5.

the success of which has more than repaid
Inc for the exertion on my part"
You put too low an estimate upon so
disintorestcd an action, and if it were pos
sibe, that my father or myself could evince
our gratitude, in any other way than in
mere words, it would be Il great happiness
to u.s."
The old gentleman pressed his services,
which were of course promptly declined.
There WAS degree cf embarrassment,
that was felt by all during the interview,
and Edward nar,irulorlv sbovod , re.
serve, that the generous warmth of the
opposite party dii not merit; bat he de-
sired TO conceal his situation. feeling that
if they knew how really destitute it was,
they would still he more pressing in their
proiiers Of service, and he scorncd the idea
, of receiving assistance for Il a'simple act of
mpu!s;vc generosity. They too, felt that
he WAS above any offers that they could
make, his bearing bctokened hlm u gen
tIeman high bonn, and his elegant appeal
! &Ecc, would argue that his position was
an easy one. The conversation was rath-
er embarrassing, an! a;ler y few minutes,
Edward proposed to withdraw, when tho
young lady asked:
| al E l..
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TO De COSTiNUED.l