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INTEn-asLAND TRADE.

From KArAr-per Keoni Ana, Sept 25-2 bbls sweet potatoes,
/ do onions, 5 bales pull, 10 bags salf, Is bbls beef, So hides, IL
goat skins, 9 bbls talios, s kegs butter, IL pigs, 4 dog fowls, 80
rolls mats.
From KAHrIrI-per Favorits, Sept 25-1o tons wheat, 4 bull
lock hides, 9 bds potatoes. 2 dnz chickens.
For KAHrLrT-per Fayorite, Sept $50 empty barrels, 2 tons
coal, l pillow, 100 barrels white lead.
Prom KoxA, HkwAn-pcr Alice, Sept. 26-2 NJ oranges, 2 6
preserves
From LAHArSA and ports on MAr1-per Maria, Sept 27-7bags
wool, Is barrels Irish potatoes, 2 boxes grapes, ~ barrels beef,
lido pork, 161 bullock hides, Is barrels tanow, 8 cocoanuts, 8
cords frevood, IL fowls, 4 bags specie
Prom KAvAHAE-per Mary, Sept o4-25 sheep, 2 kegs lard,
casks tallow, ID hides, I key butter, i box eggs, IS barrels
potatoes N 81
From Hno-per Lholiho, Sept 2o-1s bales fungus. $50 do
PUN, / bag coffee, 4 bags arrowroot, 20 goat skins, n hides,
5000 rs sugar, 2 casks hams, 50 punches bananas, 600 bam-
boos, 400 sticks sugar cane, Is hogs, i COW.
For LAHAIsA and ports on MArI-peI Maria, Sept 29-19 bags
onions, 8 do -four, % cases merchandise, / horse and carriage,
14s fence posts
kegs sugar, 9 do syrup, IS bags oats, 100 goat skins, 10 hides, 2
turkeys and ! duck.
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IMPORTS.

FROM SAS faAxcrSco-per Yankee, Sept 2s-2l cases, 92S
pkgs aod I box merchandise 2 pkgs, 3 bags, 2 boxes specie {;
II sacks potasces and onions, III bags onions, lie cases and 164
packages bSnd, rs do not specified, 5 cases, I chest and / bun
de do, 2 csks brandy, l case alcohol, % hhds ale, 2cssks wine,
3csFboyB Add, 3 casks soda bottles, 1 C piano, 2 bales leather,
less ssddboy, Z drums Goldfish, l pkg spoons, s kegs nails, so
ens erackes1, 70 eases bread, ~ half and 100 CT sacks -four 80
Do buckvhe11 10 bags beans, 50 bolts duck, 10 bars iron, 33 els
eorfag~, II do rope, cases dry goods, 10 cases cheese, 1 box
books 100 = shingles, 1 baby chair, 1 handle paper, 10 barrels
vdnrgzx, IS empty barrels and kegs
From BHnSe sxA-pr Phei, Sept $50 pkgs skins, 1000
d bone, &3o0 vahus teeth IA c., 3 kegs and l or cssk brandy.
! cr tobacco, ! do beads and sundries, I lot hardware and cut
kry-FreuFnef ca<goJ
rrun RoEf yIcTcxA-per bdgt Recovery, Sept 29-2s7 bar
reis szR snluou- II do herrinr. t5y52& feet assorted lumber.
Kua KcDncx-per Agate, Sept 2oA2o,0o0 Ms ivory, 5000
bouas 3ensA1 skinsL I do copper
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Correspondence Pacific Commercial advertiser.

II Honolulu, Sept. 26, 1857.
yIR. EDITOR Through the columns of your
paper, devoted as they are to the dissemination of
commercial knowledge and its consequent acquisi-
ton by those who are in the habit of perusing the
sheet, I ask what constitutes the ruling market rate of
ei article of export from its native country. Is it
The cost when it arrives in the hands of the shipper
at the port of shipment, or the rate at which it would
sell, if turned over by the parry receiving the goods
to another to ship! A point in instance will explain.
Goat skins are quoted in the prices current of the
Poiynesian, of September %, as corrected by J. C.
~Spalding, one of our leading merchants, a dealer in
the same, at III cents for small and % cents for
large. If first hands should hold these costing 10
cents, and ship them, are they obliged to ship at an
invoice valuation of 10 cents, on which to pay an ad
valorem duty, or at the mean price as given on the
street, for fse skins at a time-say ISL cents? 1t is
important for the shippers to know, or, otherwise,
they who attempt to advance the material interests
of the Kingdom may find themselves astonished at
receiving an account of sales from their consignees
with an item of penalty in the list of charges, paid
the United States Custom House, notwithstanding
the shippers oath and the attestation of the Consul
of E Piuri6us Caum. AID VALoREM.
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U. S. SHIP ST.. MARYs.

HirUUr OF HUhUIuIu, sep. 20, IooI.J
R:-Th notice of the arrival OF this ship in the
-ddrertiser of yesterday, contains the following SEN
tence . Commodore Mervine will get no additional
praise, for this expedition has been entirely success
fal. and his : conclusions and opinions disproved.''
Will you have the goodness to allow me to correct
this statement by saying, that the 8 conclusions and
opinions of Commodore Mervine, respecting New
Nantucket Island, have been approved (and not dis
DroreD by the actual observations of myself and
the other officers of the st. .Marys, who, being there
at a favorable season, were enabled to land at that
island. Yours, &C.,
CHARLES H. DAVIS,
Commander q. S. Ship st. Marys.
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IMPORTS.

From SAS FRAycIsco-per Mary L Sutton-1S cases books
and furniture, So boxes furniture, 4 do stationery, 1873 or sacks
-four, 20 tins crackers, 10 half barrels beans, 10 bags do, 8 bales
oakum, 81 oars, 2 cases shot, s pkgs butter, ] piece furniture. Q
barrels hams. i ask do, SO cases soap, IL half bbls mackerel, Is
cases pie fruits, 8 do ale, 123 do mdse, 60 do oysters, 5 do jet-
lies, 10 do apples, : do boots and shoes, 10 tins cheese. 3 cases
tacks, case pepper, Fl Kegs nails, bale hops, do mdse, ] box
dried fish, 2 bbls crushed sugar, l mat nutmegs, Is c. brandy
peaches, / bundle paper, 8 boxes mills, 1 kg spikes, 3 rolls
leather, 6 doz brooms, u rolls mating, "a saucepans, 9 bbls rice.
3 pkgs glassware, l box fish, 10 coils towline, IS do rope, 10 do
ratin, Is bolts cotton duck, 3 bbIs tar, / do beeswax, 20 sacks
oats, 2 doz broOms, 2 boxes saleratus, S oetaves brandy, 1 do
wine, 81 kegs liquor, 20 dem gin, 10 casks ale, l Dbl whisky, /
case cheroots, i do cigars, Is NJ II red wooc boards, 1 box specie,
/ case absythe, IS do mdse.
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Very suddenly, in Honolulu, 25th ult-, Mr.. WILLIAM n.
STUART, aged 80 years. The deceased was a most estimable and
industrious young man, who had resided about eight years upon
the islands, and was most respected by the community. He
was a native of Sherman, Connecticut He leaves a wife and
child TO mourn his loss. At the time Of his death he was making
arrangements to return 70 the States. Being n member OF the
Odd Fellows Lodge, his remains were accompanied by the
members to the cemetery.
In Honolulu, ID ult-, Mr.. ESocH CoRsoS, a native of Athens.
Somerset County, Maine. He came passenger on board the
Yaquero, from Melbourne.
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To the Editor of the P. c. Advertiser

To the Editor Of the P. G. Advertiser.
SR.-Will w have the kindness to permit the
insertion ofthe following in your respectable journal.
l regret {more than he will probably give me
credit for) that the Editor of the Polynesiaa has
been pleased to comment on my few observations
relative to the farming prospects of these islands, in
a manner neither crcditable to his good taste. liber-
atty nor candor.
As to his judgment in those matters he so DASH
ingly and with so much editorial confidence sends
forth, I shall for the present not comment upon, Ga
distinguishing public will give it its due estimation,)
for it does not suit either my taste or principles TO
defend myself from Ito say the least possi IDLE of them)
his ungenerous attacks, lest l should be induced to
follow in the wake of his style.
L shall but further add, that one sentence of what
I have written, as taken in its common sense mean
ing, | don't in any wise retract. l am, &c.,
SEPT. Is, 1857. s. II. A.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

sEAMEN'S BETHEL-Rev. S. C.. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home Preaching on Sundays at
IL A. VI. and u P. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET CHCRCH-Cornero of Fort and Beretania SITS.
Rev. j. d. Strong, Pastor. Preaching on Sundays at IL
A. NJ. and ~ 2. NJ. Sabbath School meets at 10 A. NJ
METHODIST URCH-Nuuan avenue, corner Of Iurui
street-Rev. VIM. 8. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at IL A NJ. and u P. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. VI.
KINGS CHAPEL-King street, above the Palace-Rev. E. W.
Clark Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday at
81 A. NJ. and 8 p NJ
CATHOLIC CHTRCH-Fort street. near Beretania- under the
charge Of RI Rev. Bishop Maigret, assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A NJ. and 2 I. VI.
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IMPORTANT DucovnY-R- A. g. Wood, Esq, our
active Superintendent of Public Works. has recently
made : discovery which viii b of great importance
in making any future improvements in the harbor.
II is, that the coral on the reef surrounding the har-
Dor consists Of ONE or ct most. tWo layers in thick
ness. Beneath this layer Of coral is : bed Of sand
forty feet in depth. About a year ago. : survey was
made by the officers Of the HauanndA to learn the
practicability ofcutting q shipScanal through the
spit at the entrance OF the harbNr. so that ships could
enter under sail without tackines The result of their
surveys was that it was impossible TO carry out the
proposed design without an immense optlay of money.
far beyond the ability Of the government. Their sur
veys were based on the supposition that the above
spit was of solid coral, which Mr.. Wood has discov-
cred is not the case, and says, it can be dredged out
at no very great outlay of money. Such an altera-
ton in the channel would increase the value of the
port, reducing the cost of entering without diminish
ing its safety as a harbor.
KEEPERS OF THE PUBLIC PuRsE.-we were not a
little startled Yesterday morning, on paying a visit to
the Collectors Office in the Custom House, by the
sight of two ferce-looking painters c~rouching as if
ready for a spring from the top of the stairs. and we
gave an involuntary ssughr' of trer idation which,
was considerably relieved on being informed frog
behind the counter that they were :" live critrHs
stuffed with straw They are fine specimen Of
nearly grown ~panthers about four feet each in la6 gth.
They were shot at vancouyer's Island and area pres
ent from Capt. Mitchell of the Recovery Il the Col
lector. -
HucHEs AND WALLACE, SAN FRZ cIsco-This
well-known importing and commi6 6 firm, whose
advertisement appears in to-da aper. are pos
sessed of facilities which peculisA ~recon1mend them
to the patronage of our island . rcantile community,
receiving, as they do, their goods direct from Eu-
rope, and combining with their thorough business
talent a gentlemanly courtesy and spirit of accom-
mediation. -
The soHoosrn AA41r1ro. This well-Enown
coaster has been purchased by our enterprising
townsman, Capt. Thomas King, and will be new
topped and thoroughly repaired ,rs we learn, for the
Kauai trade. -
DEPARTURE OF THE COVERINGS OF HAwAu.-Her
Excellency, L. Kaeliokalani, and suite, sailed on
Tuesday last for Hio, per the Lihoiiho. His Majesty,
Prince Kamehameha, Gov. Kekuanaoa, and Hon.
John Ii, accompanied the party on board.
THE AMERICAN ExCHANGE.-This establishment, in
Sansome street, San Francisco, formerly Wilson'S,
which was the favorite resort of Sandwich Islanders,)
is highly recommended to us as a model hotel, and a
desirable stopping place for visitors from the islands.
See advertisement.
y An auction sale of Fort lands occurs to-day,
worth the attention of dealers in real estate. Some
of the lots are well located.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS Of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, i've copies for so cents, or
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERAs-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 12{ cents each.
AGENTS FOR The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lahdi1ta, Maui G. S. BARLOW, Esq.
Makairao, E. Maui L. L. TORBERT, ESQ
HLo, IHdtcdii Capt. J. WORTH.
Kdtcaihae, H1uraii Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kona, HalrGfi THOS. II. PARIS, ESQ.
KoIo1, Kauai = DR.. j. w. SMITH,
San Fr1ncisco, Cds L. p. FISHER, ESQ.,, Mer. Ex.
New Bedford and U. s.. B. LINDSEY. Ed. Ship List.
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PASSENGERS.

From san FRAScsco-Per Mary L Sutton, at Lahaina-Dr
White, lady and child, D G Bigelov, lady and child, Mr. Fuller.
VIM Pike, W 5 Thornton, Jos Mitchell, DR. J r Dow, Henry
Dickenson, Mrs Capt J 5 Henry.
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED IN
IN poses making regular trips in the clipper bark =
between this port and San Francisco, and is prepared =
any commissions that may be entrusted TO his charge, pro-
and at reasonable rates.
Office at the Auction Rooms OF A. P. Everett, Esq srl
Refers to-A. P. Everett, Esq, Captain james smith
Willianfs 4 Co., c. H. Levers, ESQ.,, G. L. Richards Z
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MEMORANDA.

Capt. Long, OF the Young Hero, at Lahaina, reports :-Spo-
ken July %, bark Sea Breeze, Jones, 500 sp, who reports bark
Apphia Maria, 2 whales this season; ship Ocean Rover, at
BONN Islands, July 10, 1 whales Aug IL, bark Niglant, Nc
Cleave, / whale this season bark Florence, Champin, 200 bbs
on board. Capt Champlin reports ships, Norman, / whale this
season Emily Morgan. 1 whale do Henry Taber / whale do (;
bark Islander, Starbuck. nothing Columbia, Folger, i whale
season Mercury, Hayden, had picked up one dead whale. The
Young Hero win probably reft for a right whaling cruise.
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PORT OF


Sept. 23-Am clipper ship Mary L. Sutton, sisson, 10 days rom
San Francisco.
25-Am whale ship Young Hero Long, Of Nantucket, %
months out, last from Japan sea, 90 bbls sp, sea-
son 300, voyage.
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MARRIED.
DIED

In this city, on the evening Of the 10Th inst, by the Rev.
Lorrin Andrews, Ma. s. g. WILDER. of San Francisco, to Miss
Lizzie KIsAu, eldest daughter Of DR.. g. P. Judd.
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New
IRISH POTATOES!
AT LAHAINA OR HONOLULU

.flF KALEPOLEPO, ISLAND OF Ms mS
Il mny prepared. to furnish, at shortest no'ts, m
New Irish Potatoes. at the lowest rates-at Lanaina-
Messrs. l. 4 CO.. or at Honolulu, Oahu, per
MARIA, Captain. Molfeno-and has made such a.Is. sr,s
a. he expects viii enable him to furnish an ample W.
either place during the Spring season. ns
ka5spoaepoy Maui, September 80. 1857
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PORT OF HoMoL II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Sept 2f-An bark Yankee, Smith, Is days from San Francisco,
with mdse. and passengers to c. A. Williams L
Co.
24-sch Kecni Ana Rikeke, TN Niihau and Kauai.
p" Mary, BerriI, I'm Kavaihae direct
25-a East Maui, I'm Lahaina-
2s-2 p NJ, sch Favorite, Hall, FIN Kahuiui direct
2-SchL ihoiho, Thurston, I'm Hlo via Lahaina.
r.. Alice, Rye, I'm Kona, Hawaii.
IL Kinoole, fun Kona via Lahaina-
27-Sch Maria, Molteno, from Lahaina-
Yam VIII ship Tamertane, Winslow, I'm Lahaina. anchor
ed in the roads,
B-Haw sch PheL, Fish. I'm Bhering Sea Aug. Is. $50 VIII,
nlubber in casks) 5000 bone.
2-Sch Warwick, I'm Lahaina-
3-Br sch Recovery, Mitchell, % days I'm Fort Victoria,
with lumber and salmon to Hudson,s Bay Company.
1-Amb rgt Agate, Coustock, from Bristol Bay, go VIII,
5000 bsnc-
3o-Sch Ravofite, I'm Kahului.
30-Br bark Faith, Gates, Of Hobarton, Is DAVIS I'm Cane
81 Lncas- Lower California.
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- An auction sale of Fort lands occurs to-day,
worth the attention of dealers in real estate. Some
of The lots are well located.
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The S@ERIcAN ExcHASeE-This establishment, in
Sansome street, San Francisco, formerly Wilson's,
which was the favorite resort of Sandwich Islanders
is highly recommended to us as a model hotel, and a
desirable stopping place for visitors from the islands.
See advertisement.
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AprInL-A quantity Of choice Oregon apples W5ee
brought down by the Yankee- It will not be .Any
years before they are freely imported for salS
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How Dowx.--The Rapk<e VA, partly Sose down
On Tuesday. in order to clean ant mah6 slieht
repairs On her copper.
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The PFiEI--This industrious little craft returned
on Monday last from her third Arctic cruise, and
again successful. Capt. Fish reporting g full" She
brings some 800 barrels in blubber. which we UNDER
stand will be tried out, and will probably make $50
barrels oil. Among the cold weather curiosities, we
noticed an Arctic fox, who, while he was the cob
served of all Observers betrayed, by a lurking
mischief in his eye, that he belonged to the celebrated
family of :" snappers-up.'
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SAN FRANCISCO ADvERrIsEMENTs.-We present to-
day an evidence of the appreciation of the CONNER
cial .Adrertiser by the business men of San Fran
cisco, in the shape of a column and a quarter of adj
yertisements. received per the Yankee. There is no
surer indication of a really enterprising business
man than to see him advertise extensively, and we
confidently to the notice and patronage
of our readers the different firms and establishments
which viii be found under the above head.
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DEPARTURE OF THE COVERINGS OF HAwAu.-Her
Excellency, L. Kaeliokalani, and suite, sailed on
Tuesday last for Hilo, per the Lihoiiho. His Majesty,
Prince Kamehameha. Gov. Kekuanaoa, and Hon.
John Ii, accompanied the party on board.
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A COMMISSION MAN.-We would call attentionB
the advertisement of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Russell. in another
part of to-day's paper, who undertakes to execute
any commission for purchases, &C., in San Fran
cisco, to which place he intends making regular trims
IN the Yankee. performing, we presume, the duties
which are fulfilled with so much dispatch and fidelity
by expressmen between the cities of the United States.
This arrangement ought to prove of much utility,
and Gas is usual in such cases. we wonder nobody
ever thought of it before.
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Ii toak tiaas for aha DsmecrMey CO VIM
diaate their action il opposition 10 aaa
L. s. Bank. Il took tina and psrsisaanG
reasoning 10 convince the people Of Eha
wisdom of ths independent treasury. ID
took tans, loag time, 20 bssak a0wn
the old whig party in its sppoaiaioa so
the extansion Of our domain hy kreasy
and annexation. II took time 10 per-
saade and esayinee the people tha& thsrs
uas great s4lmtasy fandameakal pRiA.
eipls al seaf government in the kRamaa aAG
HebgA4kR bill. Rnt all these thinsa aaee
done By the Democratic patieace, perse-
veraAce and faith In the intelligence oE he
people So thozoaxhiy hszs Ehs pxin-
ciples of the AehgRska bill besa Fsesiv-
ed by the nation; 50 eomplstaly aass
Mr.. Baeh&nan's Inaugural echo tie
beat sense of our people, THAI eTen tie
FressoileFs~-the ultra Abolitioniaes Of
Topeka thsaaselsss, at theiE lask s0avsn-
tioa, resolved to stand by il snd base
their aetieas-too tardy FOR any effect
on It's principles. 0nce they said Il wss
sswinals, ndw thsy dsify its spirit &ssae
abjees Of thaar dsTstioa. Les kAsm al
here to it, and what ever may be the will
Of Kansas, honestly and psaceably az
pressed in relation 20 slavery, will kEai
pxstestiOn a tha hands Of the jast Gkaisf
Magistrate og kAa NAsi0n- ..s.a -zs
In visw Of this record, Let the Daagss
eracy stand as phalanx about the 90
cision Of the United States Supreme C5aEs
That aseisioa was forced frqm khs<ssnss
By salt begun By Ia AAma aitiaaisaas-+
They have tie deGissea. TAeH are sagst
ged in lying abga II daily. We shaii
take our tima Ia nov the iaAny foul mSs-
reygesahaa4ioas Il sle Rapablasans with
refsxsRea se sAa2 decision. Kl j. sRoagh
now n ~ thst time and reason wlll siEs-
dica1s I'D Iuatiee, ika truthfalne&s TO ais
10y, - karmony VITA the Constitntioe
asd ies haYTy eaEscs IN preserving sine URE
i0a mnaAAken, GAkio SxaEasBA@ss-
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.0RlsIs o. TAX URAs TRSx SToRH.--A
real valley "a death exists in Jaya; it 10
termed ans Valley II Poison, End is Giiled
to a considerable he&ghs with oaFbonae &C.
ID gas. whieh is szhz:lsa fram cHsyieas iIa
kha groAnd. IL maa or say RaimAl en-
tar Il, he cannot return; and be Is NOT sen-
sible ofhis danger until be feels himsalf
SHAKING under the poiBoA0as iHaasRes Of
he atmosphere whseh snrTeaads ham: aAe
earbonie asid Of which il chiefly consists
rising 10 the haight Of eighlssn fsst from,
the bottom u ths valley. Birds which
Ay into die a&mosphe4s drop aown dead;
snd aliyiag kowa tAsoMA intois sisa hgSsEs
it rsAches Ghe botlom, whieh Is strswsEl
with the carcases Of vaFioas animals thai
have psrished in the deisesFiotis gas
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