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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

PORTE CRAYoN-We notice that some of the edi-
tors in North Carolina take exceptions to the Porte
Crayon sketches and illustrations, in Harper's Ma
gazine of scenes and life in State. The Green's
boro' Times has the most sensible article the sub
ject that we have Porte Crayon only intended
to pay us the compliment Of using North Carolina
for the amusement of the F. f. Vs." and fashinoa-
BILE loungers at large, who patronize that Magazine
Where's the editor that has ever done the renowned
Mrs Partngton strict justice And how different
is North Carolina in the eyes of Porte Crayon and
such like, from that paragon of female perfection!
We clip the above from the Salisbury Watchman.
For our own part would be pleased to see Har-
per's Magazine banshed from our State. We trust
that Subscribers in North Carolina will cut it. and
that respectable booksellers will lay Russes Maga.
zine in its place upon their counters. Our State has
been the jest of the thoughtess and the of tie
malicious too long. We owe it to our self respect
to oppose further attempts against in this drec-
ton. He who does not respect himself will not, and
should not, be respected by others With State
or community the same rule holds good. If Harper
sends wandering buffoon among to rid
icule and make sport of us, let disregard the
poor devil of an instrument and rebuke the princ
pal. We think Harper unworthy the patronage o.
| North Carolinans We were surprised to see Porte
Crayons carricatures puffed by some of our State
rapers Were they true to North Carolina
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

NEGROES wANTED.-MoRGAN, ROGERS
II Co wi sh to buy likely young pegroes will pay
the highest cash prices for them. They will
formation on the subject from part the State Their
Postofice is Fish Dam, Wake Co., N. c..
May 2e, 1857. 1lss-w&swampd
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

DIR. HAWKS IN GoLDsBoRo'.- DIR. Hawks preached
in ST. Stephens Church, Goldsborough, on last
Sabbath forenoon and afternoon. The Tribune says,
1--WE were not present at the afternoon service, but
the church was crowded in the morning, and the
distinguished divine delivered one of the most COM
prehensive, impressive and pursuasive discourses
that it ever our privilege to hear. His manner
is clear and mild but very earnest"
DR.. Hawks, we learn is to deliver the address in
Oxford on the Oath of next month"; on the occasion
of dedicating St. Johns College, erected in that
place 10y the Free Masons OF North -CarolIna
The hope is induged that the Reverend and dstin-
guished gentleman may find it convenient to attend
the Educational State Convention to be held at
Warrenton on the 3Oth June.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27
Distribution in Yirginia.

The elections in Virginia will take place on the
2sth, the Know Nothings having made distribution
the main test. We shall sec how that staunch
publican State will deal with the humbug. We see
it stated that Wings there coming to the
Democratic party, on the distribution question. The
Charlottesville Jeffersonian states that many Wings
in Amherst county have taken this step-and the
Martnsburg Republican states that Lemuel Vanors-
dali, the Know Nothing representative from Morgan
county in the last House of Delegates, would have
been nominated for reelection, by County Con-
vention, on the first ballot, but for his having de-
cared himself opposed to distribution. johnson
Orrick, ESQ.,, rcceiv,d the nomination.
We do wonder at old line Wings taking
ground against Know Nothing policy. They know,
in the first place, that distribution is mpracticable
and in the second place, they have no confidence in
the Know Nothing leaders, and will not go with
them.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

tY7 We are indebted to the courtesy of Messrs
Fulton & Price, Editors of the Wilmington journal,
for neat pamphlet copy of the Address delivered
at the celebration of the Battle of Moores Creek, by
Joshua G. Wright Esq. We have read this address
with much interest and pl assure, and concur with
our venerable contemporary of the Hisborough Re-
corder, in characterizng it as handsome tribute
to the memory of the gallant and patriotic actors in
that affair, which confers honor on the men of Cape
Fear, and forcibly illustrates the spirit which
achieved our national independence"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney af Law.

RALEIGH N c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts New Ham
over and Sampson, and the Terms of Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh. =
II. Haywood, Jr. ses4- 81 = 80 y-EssI :
Raleigh, May p, 1857. ~ . -,s1 sa--sw. =
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

GtAPE FEAR NAVIGATION CO.-THR An.
nual meeting Of the stockholders will be held in Fay.
-.od "a = . ~; sa71y. b. HALL, Prtss. r
hV2ss slSissIspssas ls.S saI ~ yaSEse-sFstss
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w. j. SAUNDERS, Eso.-We were much pleased
with the charge delivered by this young gentleman
to the grand jury on Tuesday last. Mr.. Saunders
has just come to the bar and he has shown by this
his first effort that he possesses those qualities which
are the sure forerunners of success. He may con-
gratuate himself not only upon the attention paid
him by the Court, jury and bar, but also upon the
marked interest shown by the dense throng in the
Court room and this interest was made manifest at
the conclusion of the charge, in most agreeable
manner to young lawyer, by the application of a
gentleman to appear for him in suit docketed for
the following day Mr.. S. has shown himself in his
entrance upon his profession worthy descendant of
his honored father, who is of the most learned u.
rsts and one abest men in the country Though
nearly upon the shady side' of forty, our sympa-
thies are with the young men of our State, and we
wish them all well.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-05-27

Sf t9Iio' Sui ,IS nS1tpp9T hSs SESi SGH 'is"fn ia
-aPiiGsf TO stsj2 .51g sd s9tu,aaon ws>I ;sfR "a
5n3 hns yiogin1 10 .ts,S s,,J 1sJlEl I'd! his 80;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
BLOOD HORSES.


AGED SIALIIOEs.-ENrRIEs-E Ebony, by J. L. BUR-
Of Williamson county; DaisI, the Prophet. by Dr..
John Shelby, and stallion by P Cartwright The
first mentioned animal took the first premium o.
$50, and DR.. shelby's the second of $50
The premium for the best three year old blood
horse was taken by Gen. W. 6. Harding. Premium
| $2Or
Tioa Ysar Old Cohs--Entries by Cha's Morgan Of
Sumner county, and two by Dr.. Shelby. This gen.
tleman's colt Mark Young, took the premium, $40,
aud Socks the certificate.
Gu BLOOD MARES.
Both premiums for four year old mares were taken
by Col. George Elliott of Sumner county, PEemi-
ums $50 and $40.
The first premium for the best three year old
FLY WAS taken by Alb. Turner of Nashville Prem.
$50. DR.. shelby's FLY, Bette Martin took the sec
ond premium of $40. e ~. ............
The premium for the best two year old hIly was
taken by Gen. W. G. Harding SO.
lSssspstakes.-There were only two entries for the
sweepstakes for the best horse, GenI Harding en-
tering Chiyds Harold, and DR.. Shelby Socks Con-
siderable interest was excited, owing to the large
ness Of the prize. 1t was decided in favor Of CAde
Hahold, Premium $780, .-.-.--.....-.-.
FOR MARES AND FuL1Es
Entries by Col George Elliott, Alb. Turner and
Gen, W. G. HJrding. The premium was taken by
Col Elliott, $50, l-.r ,
RIDING STOCK,
Best F0ar gear old Stations Entries-Gray Eagle
by c. H. HOfstetter; Marshall Ney, by Johnson &
McGavOek, and LOUIS Napoleon by I. Tanning
Marshall Nsy took the first premium of $40, and
Louis Napoleon the second of $50,
THO Year old Cols.-Entries by E. P. Horn, of
Wilson county, Tho's Miller, do, J. l. Kirkpatrick,
do, ROb't Gwynn, do, and by J. W. Ewing, Of
Rutherford The colt, Bob Hatton, owned by Kirk
patrick, took the premium, $40
A premium of SO was given to J. A. Payne, for
the best yearling. af.
Frank DupniagtOn, owned by J. Y. Williamson, of
Wilson, took premium of $40, as the best suck
Ling, .s..a 6 ss9zt
BREEDING MARES.
The first premium of $40 was awarded to P A.
Cartwright, for the best animal Of this class, and
premium of $40 to I. Tanning for the second best.
ROB' Gwynn's fly Josphias Anderson, took the
premium of SIS for the best three year old fly
and ThO's FOrbis took the second Of $40 C. A
Niohol took the premium of $40 for the best two
year old FLY.
One year old FTIlies.-Entries by L. Yivrett, J. v
Williamson, S. Steel and P. A. Cartwright; the
premium of SO 90 was taken by L, Vivrett.
SgcsDstaEss.-For the best stallion or colt En-
tries by Robt. GWynn, Thos. Forbis, L. Vivrett' P.
A. Cartwright and johnson MGayock; Marshal
Nsy, owned by the latter gentlemen, took the prem
ium of $50 co.
Best Hare or Hly.-Entries by R. P Gwynn,
Thos. Forbis L. Yivrett and A. Cartwright; RObt.
Gwynu took the premium Of S45 90.
The different prizes we're handsome silver Pitchers
and GOblets, the value of which have given in |
dollars.
NoTE.-Our half famished repOrterreturns thanks |
tothe President of the Society for the repast-such
one as a farmer only could OTer-with which be /
furnished him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands OF persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, DysenteTy, Gripping Pains, and other
irregularities Of the Bowels II be cured In every
by OfTuckers Cholera Syrup which
has been tested by the physicians South and
West BY them pronounced the efsctual remedy
in It has performed astonishing than
any other specific human life saved in nine cases
often BY investment of IS Buy bottle sRd
keep it by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and t.
WELLS, Agents The Proprietor having unboundsd con
adenes in the efficacy of his medicine authorised the
Agents to distribute it gratOusly until is
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any Of the above
complaints will please call on the agents and get bottle
free Of charge. [msy6-H
Strength and Health RestOred.-Mr. JOHN
DAVIDSON, living miles above PHsburg, the Pennsyl
Canal says: s'whsn commenced taking BUhaVe's
Holland Bitte could hardly walk. Nov, enjoy excel
lent health"
ninghsm says Sc" have found in Behaves Holland Bit
remedy Headache and Debility. Ny wife has used
It with the greatest benefit"
Mr. a. S. NrcHOLsoy, Of Pusburg also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from its for headache.
HOIsOwaY,s Ointment.-Thers are millions OF
minute oTaces the skin Through these as the Oint
ment under hand conveyed To the sources Of
Inflammation. In this rapidly relieves asthma Group,
throat rheumatism, and all eruptions and ulcers
- Sold at the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 244 Strand London BY all druggists al
Csc, axe. and 81 per pot.
II Positively the most Wonderful Dis
covey Of The Nine eenth Century is Prof WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE since the best and intelligent
ciIEens positively testify, that will perfectly, and
permanently both bald and the gray, remove all dsnd-
ruff itching or disease kind om scalp and pre-
serve perfectly old age. See the Circular
defy doubt Sold by all Druggists. lapr29-dIW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
$4,000 WORTH OF NEW AND FRESH
FASHIONABLE. STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GnOns

TWO hundred ceses Of Superior Boots and Shoes, Hats,
and caps, Uum0rellas and ParasOls 1913 bolts OF all
wool Ingram and Patton Carpetng, Rugs, &c. &C, at AuG
zion by IkABUE & LUCAS, Ne. "A Public Square.
We viii sell, without reserve, account OF the owners
and all others concerned,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY I2rH AND 18th, 81,
The largest and bestsOck ofSaple and ancy Dry Goods
Shoes, bOos BOZans, Hats Caps Umbrellas, Para els all
wool Ingran and Cotton Tpeng, Hearth Hugs Hardware,
&c, c that we have ever mad the pleasure Of offering At
auction before in his city The stock Of Dry Geods is all
new and seaOnable and Of the approved kinds. The
Shoes and Boots well assorted embracing full RssOrt
msHt for the trade OF this country and very superior
qualities consigned 10 US by argspaCkng house declining
business The Carpets are sent to us by large Factory
closing business and of very superior qualities and the
latest patterns. Hardware QneenswaTe and Invoice
$1,000 worth OF the finest clothing offered at auction in
Nashville. All Of the above Goods in We
respectfully invite city country to call
anime the goods previOns to the days Of sale
LOOK SHARP-Every dollars worth Of the above goods
scOnsgned to wlhsn limit and viii be sold regardless
Of prices
IKBMs-Al sums under $780, cash 500 and under
$780, so days; $780, months time will be given ap-
proved nOtes payable in Bank. Gmay6-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR,
TO BE HELD AT THE
State Agricultural Fair Grounds
TASHFILLE, TENN .
CoENENeIEs THURSDAY, MAY 7rH, 1851, ANp CONTINUING
THRRE DAYS.

CoENENeIEs THURsDAT, MAY 7rHi 1851, CONTINUING
THREE DAYS.
FHNHlS Fair will be Of Interesting enter
tanning exhibitions OF the kind held in Tennessee
The best StOsk OF the COuETy North and South, will be
hbed offering an opportunity for examining and puTchRs
ing valuable Animals seldom extended the citizens
country The Programme for the Spring Fair extensive
and the for all classes Animals very large
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 7TH-WtH be devoted to
the exhibition Of Blood Horses, Brood Mares Riding
stock Three classes in each department. and Sweep
for the best Animals Of any age.
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 6TH-Jack Stock, Harness
Horses, Carriage and Buggy Animals, Farm and DRAFT
Animals, Farming Implements and Machinery, Sheep,
Swine and Cattle.
THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, Man 9TH-A grand CaValcsde
Of all Animals shown, and exhibition Of Riding Stock. Sale
Of al kinds Of Animals Farming Implements and Miscel
laneuus arts.
The Tennessee Live Stock Company will close out 70 the
highest bidder without reserve, greater portion OF the
Stock recently imported by them.
Many oher parties have already siCnhed their intention
Of Offering Stock, &C. for SALE aud tits confidently expected
that this sale will be an Interesting feature Of the Fair
As ample arrangements made TO accommodate ali who
may attend and The season being pleasant and inviting
expect great turnout. OFFICERS,
mh7-H Davidson County Agricultural Socie,y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
STRONG TEsTIMONY

Physicians class very Glow admit the cacv Of
nv preparation which under the list Patent
Wedcfnes." the propTietO Of B. A. Pahnssockis
Vsrmfuge frequently encouraged by the receipt such
strong testimony the following, from The reputable
L1v1SssToN, Polk Co., Texas, April "a, 1854
ETsss-s B. 4. FdAHsstosk 3 Co.
entlemsn-Sevt raj years experience in the Of your
Vermifure enables say without fear contradiction
that IN nv opinion it's the only safe spe, dy
tbslmHtic have prepared ready for use with
r vcepton the only Patent Medicine that ever
used always prescribe It In my practice when Vemiruge
a. pseded and always with the happest effects. irequeR
" need IT, and get neaFr than Galveston. Il is
feaueutv called for and II you would establish agency
here 1 would be pleased 10 try several gross.
Truly youTss
J. o. SHELBY, N. D.
od wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
ana county merchants thr0ugh0Utthe United StHtsl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

SALE OF LoTs-We would remind our readers Of
E. R. GLAsCOCKs sale Of lots in WOODS Addition,
which takes place to-day. These lots are very de-
airable, being conveniently situated and command
ing fine view Of the city. Those desiring beauti-
full building sites should attend the sale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

BeA. Delegates to the National Medical Conven-
ton and all others who may desire to see a msgnf-
cent work of Art, are respectfully invited to call at
the new store of ". Il. CALHOUN, ESQ, 10 Public
Square, and examine beautiful picture of the
ssTRIAL OF EFFE DRAINS, from the great original
by R. S. LANDER, of Edinburgh.
Days Of exhibition Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of this week. Admission free.
8t# c. J. HEDENBERG, Publisher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
Cattle show,

The best head Of Durham cattle in America, will
be exhibited on the Public Square, in Nashville, on
Friday the sth day of May, at o'clock, A. NJ. and
en- the Fair grounds, at y o'clock, same day.
Ten or fifteen Bulls, pure blood Durham, will be
offered for sale auction on the Square during the
exhibition Tmayl-3tm&E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

Rsg~ The attentiOnof Druggists is directed to the
advertisement Of BURTON BAILEY in to-dsy's paper
The party for whom he advertises is represented to
Us ts q sober, steady man, who thoroughly under
stands his business
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
RIVER INTELEIGENeE.
dNs
PORT OF NASHVILLE.

ARRITED.-steamer Nashville, New Orleans; Net
tie Miller, Paducab.
DRPARTED.-V. K. Stevenson, Padueah.
BoATs ExPECTED.-Steamers Lebanon, Quaker
Cityand Fairy Queen, Cincinnati Clifton, Pittsburgh;
Sallie West, St. Louis; Cuba and Ella Paducah
Bears "Reminiscences Sallie West, St. Louis:
Cuba and Ella Padueah: Nashville, New Orleans
BUsNEss-The landing now entirely free from
freight, through the exertions of worthy wharf
MASTER Cole; eOnsgnees appear to be Indifferent in
their attention to freights and were it not for Mr.
Cole in pursuing up the draymen with sharp stick
it might remain on the wharf longer time that is
beneficial to all concerned.
WEATHER AND WATER-The weather appears some
what settled for the present. Water sufficient for
the largest class steamers with prospects good for
coal boat tide being near to that now with rising
river. r ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

RosE BUD WALTz-Is the name Of piece of mu-
sic by E. MCKENNEY, Jr, of this city. 1t be OBJ
tanned at J. A. MCCLURE's, Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

MARRmD-In Decatur, Ala, on the 9Th inst, by
the Rev. Jackson Gunn R. W. JOHNSON, printer, Of
this city, and Miss MARY L. HIGGINS, Of Athens,
Alabama.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

DrED-In Memphis on the ID of May, Mrs. LUCY
H. PAUL, wife of W. P. Paul, Esq, and danghtero Of
John Mcintosh, ESQ, of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

DWD-Of Consumption, at the residence Of his
father, in Chattanooga, on the ID inst, ANDERSON
wmTEsDE, aged % years, son Of Col. James A.
Whteside.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SAIE.--We have at this
Office an excellent four or five horse power Engine
Boiler twelve or fifteen feet of shaftng, with suit
able fy-Wheel, steam pipes for connection of con-
siderable length, a governor, pump, &c, together
with grate-bars, and ether castings necessary for
setting up the boiler. All of which cost US seven or
eight hundred dollars it is very little worn, and we
prQRase selling the whole for three hundred dollars
not more than twO-thirds of its value. 1t would be
just the thing for running corn mill, OF driving
machinery for an ordinary cabinet or carpenters
shop
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

M Col. J. P PRYOR has withdrawn from the
editorial department of the Memphis Eagle and En-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
so boxes Oranges;
30 packages sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers and Smiths Ale, various brands;
dozen New York made Ale Pumps;
50 boxes r. r. Rainius in fine Order
10000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
$50 600 assOrsted brands,
10000 Havana Cigars, for city trade;
SO dozen Lemond syrup, home made, .
1000 gallons Syrup all havOFs.
The above articles fresh and in good order and win
be ssld cheap BY [may6l ], &c ROBERTSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
n.v1psoN COUNTY sPRTNa Fan

Yesterday, the srst day Of the Fair, was devoted
entirely to the exhibition Of Blood Horses and Blood
Mares. The attendance, though not very large,
was more numerous than we expected The grounds
we're in good condition. though it was probably TOO
heavy inside the ring to exhibit riding stock to ad
vantage This viii not be the case to-day, for the
warm sun will put it in fine condition as can be
a.-s..I
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ICEG ICE II

WVE have opened Depot Union street, next door
w 20 Longhuut q Co.'s Confectionery where win
supply cur customers with Ice at per pound.
mayS-dlW 9, Z, u. MARlIN & G0PP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08

THEATRE-There was another fine audience at the
Theatre last night. It is certainly highly to the
credit of the Opera Troupe that notwithstanding
the unusal attractions elsewhere to that portion Of
the community who patronise the temple of Thespis
which necessarily draws of large portion of them,
they have nevertheless had a series Of well filed
houses As we predicted, the public interest in the
performances is increasing with each repetition Of
them. This is as it should be, and speaks well for
the musical taste Of our public.
To-nightis set apart for benefit to Miss ROsAL1E
DURAND, and the bare announcement of this fact
viii fill the house. No candidate for popular favor,
has ever taken the hearts of the Nashville public
more completely by storm, than has this beautiful
aud accomplished PriHla DoHa Of the New Orleans
Opera Troupe. We trust to the good taste and gal
lantry of our citizens, to make her benefit truly
bumper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-08
THE NEW ORLEANS
English Opera Company

THB Manager begs announce that he has made M,
arrangements 10 play here for Six Nights, com ~
menGng 9a
FRIDAY, MAY THR FIRST, 80
During which time be will produce the following Operas
LA SOMNANBULA, THE BARBER OV SEVILLE, THE
DAUGHTER OF TIE REGIMENT, THE BOHEMIAN
GIRL, and the BEGGARS OPERA. Also, PocahOntAs aud
Midas The company composed Of the following artistic
Miss ROsSiie Durand, Miss GeOrginR sod
son, Mr. Fred. LYster, Mr.. Prank Trevor,
Mr.. John Robertson, and Herr LeOpaId Won
SeCbcCk. ". 5. LISTER,
apTj0-l Manager.
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