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sslf III The grotesque images of Hiialdostall,
tribe which aaakens Fears III 70 Which mystery ISL
attach, is anasobject OF reverence Dr. Worship Spts@
lis. both bad and also good are Imagined 10 exMs
everywhere TIE rocks, trees, mountains rivers
.cAyerusl ard groves may4all or eachb S the home O
i spiritual being. Such spots are sacFsdX3 Ever
passsr.by will deposit an offering, howeversI<15alS %
show bis respect az to ,deprecate the am SSbff the
spiritual Inhabitants. The bodies Of liviE# SEreatl-
res are thought 70 BE- the fayorita abode Ole spir.
Hi. al one place the monkeys that d id the
woods around the graveyard ARE though 70 be M
imated with departed spiritss-Thesf monkeys
Therefore, are sAcied animals. Nobodyswould dare
III toneh them and The creatures seenlh know this,
fof they ~ quiet tans and not 4 littl& RRnpudent.
Az saQthsE place stheEs alse many goodies ~
IA which, aAths psnplsssbinks depart fpirits live.
These toe, are sacfed and the nasiNNM treat them
their h0tes ~WhsnpsaIied Will allow tFeJselves 10 be
lii INFLAMMATION batf 4 mile from hisSdeM At IssSs55zP
bar IND B6p0tyY IN aialk ii cacred fur thNsagarIfe
reason SdDdaf sH116t0 II ii Id tame, tut It win come
tp every nv II t18N4 river bank FIJI fodMA And what
a. still more strange ii the fact, that vi ST. Cath
crime a species 81 tiger hdtrows or ME- own, and
wails through itsssffeets at niglitss withoH disturb
ing the people, who believe these fsrcs t&aatprest 70
be asacred. ss sEass|ss@ss
Experiences shows That the. African ispeculiarly
receptive of religion Impressions. His' intellectual
powersare wholly nncnitiYated.-He has not worked
lot himself i sysrem iii religious belids What be
Is the result Of feeling. and no. of conXic-
stio1. and his faith ii not sustained or Enced about
by metaphysical suhtleties, or q vain phylossAhy.
Very considerable success has ever lttendeS%A Miss
ionary labors amongst these tribes q AtficaT
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nIED.

At the residence Of his mother on Friday, hej8X1
July 1853, .WILLIAm II. PARRoTT Jr., aged abodtN
years. E97f
The numerous attendance ut the funeral Of thyxk 81
teresting young man, showed that though ie ~
yet but IN the spring tide of life, he had secufedthA
esteem and the affection OF all. who knew himr4Nhst
an old man whose head Is silyered with the sn6NaU3
many winters whose limbs are faltering undefaFds
and desrepitade, wearied of life which has Rro34
bnrdensolne to him yet clinging to it by III III
%stInetlxe feeling, sinks into his grave death then =
robbed Of many OF its terrors. lint ii sad and ineaa.
choiy stll--but when the hand Of the fell destroyer
rests upon one who has every thing that can stAsek
him to this world--one whose Youthful heart bsk
learnt to expand under the a1ticipations, that fosS
on before him whose Intellect gives nrnmise ofk
brilliant future, then death is untiniefJs 1s-h gorctA
and crlel-on such @ one did this lot fall when ItE1
Willie Parrot was taken away-young. buoyants
intellectual and brave, with a heart full 81 IN
noblest 1mpulses-with a generous nature pollttk4
with the highest attainments of the true aud elAg41a
gentleman, he has fallen an untimely victim unde4
the scythe of death It'll
F" Leaves have their times to fall
And flowers to wither with the north wind hrsAA
And stars to set-bnt all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own q deathsns 4Ss
Sleep on gentle Willie, since Providence Nj
called thee hence-Aeep in the bosom 1t thai bsfp&s
who has summoned thee to his home-time mAN
partially heal the wounded hearts, that are now hseg
ing for you but the day is far away, when No.
will be none whose memory will steal back ~ Nv
quiet resting place, and with q tear Of sadnesssyltk
collect the many virtues that adorned thy mon
ing OF lfe--thy intellectual brow--the pleaslre -
thy gay and fascinating conversation, and tbat GHssa
bland smile which seemed but the reflex n iAg
pure and noble heart. \.
In this Parish, on the 30th uft., EMMA, daagAt1
of jesse Hayes and Constance Collins, aged 8yessas
In this town, on the Sd inst, SIMON, aul 4
Simon Richard and Clemcntine Estilette, ageA 4
years. fs
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WAR.-Who has ever told the evils, Ad the
curses, and the crimes of war; Who can 4, :.
eribe the horrors ofthe carnage Of battle !
Who can portray the iendish passions which
reign there? Who can tell the amount Of
the treasures wasted aud of the blood that
has flowed. and of the tears that have been
shed over the slain? Who can register the
Grim which war has originated and sustained
II there rs anything in which earth, more than
IN any other, resembles he'll. it is in its ,so,,s,
Aud who, with the heart of n man of a lever
OF human happiness-of a halter of CARNAGE
and crime -can lonk hit with pity. who can.
Fepress his contempt in looking on AL the ira, :
pings OF war-tte t%insel-the n,dliug rlnnws
even The an;muiiug usic-des;gna,ed to e,yer
over the reality Of the cuntrmp a'pd murder Of
fathers, and husbands, and sons Albert
BARNES.
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.officIal
PROCEEDINGS Of the Board 81 liIll1

1OWN or OPELOUsAS. @
FRIDAr, July 30. lsseI
The Board niet-Present, Messra +
Day, King, aud Thompson-Abseut. III
President, Pefrault and Richard.
Mr.. King was appointed President ~ wv
Mr.. Poiret and DsAvy i contuitt
pointed by the Board to sell the priyiI
the Market House reported VERBALLY M
had sold the said privilege, on The ISL
1858. to Bertrand ST.. BIancat, III the 49,
three hundred dollars, and had acc,ot
bond Of said contractor with jean
Couret as security.
On motion,
Resolrsd, That the report Of The aforesaid VA
mittee be and is hereby adopted and the horS N NJ
contractor accepted and fled. sNss
a bill Of Mitchell Massaud for reps;,
streets I'd amounting to the sum Of gouf Ill
dred an thirty eight dollars and thirty eetsI
was orde ed to be paid on the usual M,
$43s aol
A billIYf William Moriarty TOR CRYING 4
of privilege Of the Market ainountiong tothNf
dollars, Fas ordered to be paid On Tho ~
warran So 90 S44l-3o.
On j otion the Board adjourned.
F.A. KING, President pro tes.
~ - StNA ~ rsg5sEHIf ENtN ~ tIEaS.%A
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e. I, --
FALSE FRIENDs.-In the order of v,r,tbf,l
confidence, with habits uniformed and princinles
swayed by the slightest influence, the heart is
easily taken captive. The citadel of the a(pf.
tons Is surrendered to a foe who u,ters tba
pasSword.frendship, Craving the interests
OF social hfe-longing on some kindred spiri,
WIN whom to a~ssociate after the tolls of the
gay, many an unhappy youth is led astrav,
attracted by the social and apparently zen.
eroas Qualities Of some companion, they be.
SOW upon MN their friendship and heir con-
,,.e'.ee' before they are aware of it, iusidious
they discover themselves plundered Of their
character. with all their aspirations hliohtsd
me companion Of fools shall be dsstr7vrd
instead nj shrinking back at The first i,.,,,,
word, they have d ava ciaser Ia The cpntre n,
,he Communicating Gree, and have only lnn
ATE found ont their danger.
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AS a clergyman mas are0..a

As a clergyman was performing the funeral
service, a won1sn came and pulled him by The
SIEVE IN The middle of it. Sir. | must speak
10 you immediately" ''Well, then, VIVA i The
a'allerf Why, sir, you are g9ng IL bury
u nan VINO d ed Of The smallpox near m, puor
hasbaud VIM never had it, t"'
Nobody likes to meddie with a woman whose
dispositions e~oshainS the essence of Ii,.h,ni,r
F''fo', e'eaih "f tartar, and hartshnrn. via
manufactures we'd by he llile, and measures
thetf nieatling iii ii thinfb,e.
\ man Win avoids matrimmpey ON account
~ 'he care al welded lie, is compared to ONE
wa" would a'aputate q leg to save his tnas
from Corns. LIVES
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. soxea the Virgin Qass
al faiIh her sweet eyssssiShS I
throng, with ycssh

\ 1hsons, Win sdssk|
Ali th2 ,fsmbling heart Nth Iii
~ hea pupil accents thrillinr
While round and round their Queen o1s2
and sing ass Hs4
Az innocent and fresh Is budding sprtakt
SEE, now VIII swersi her browse NM lSaa 81
While bending low, she lists IA, vows tasx ss
Perpetual lovs,r-from lips Ok roseate M sM
Sweet, and Trash Is the morninsss sarly as
And thon whose radiant brow and NJ
On ycader couch Of painrnow droooIass
Wtils thu maiden Band BY thse -taptSf Ssa
TO movs,-so graceful, swbst and pllsSlhat
Art thinking still Of Won, with teatfui w.
Wandering Wig htah gracs and 1--we MI isa ss
Now first I'l name, tieit Young 9ue,. M
Sue 54s %ygsf M
Then brightieyed Lucy and Eugsnia WI
Blue;eyed Laura rosy, fresh IL Iii 5mo,r
Sweet voiced Elyirai and graceiai NasioS
Playful Fanny,-then the gentle Fanny
With mocking mash. % lively and 10 -
And thoughtful Charlotte ~ the Inv ~
More could We name, but limo and ssisss WI III
Alas their smiles aru gone iiks Aprf ~.
Swift tears are shed, for all the gyiifls coSpl
And sigh and weep to leave 81. Nav. 6ss
o sd to see no more, the loved Of 4diA
Faint and worn, she cries ont FAREWELL ~
To yonder home Iil go, where Anrsls dvss M
Q meet me there, where W. siail pait II
Amid the Peaceful joys, Of that Hsaverfv
+. Y. Il
St. Mary's Hall, Washington July IL M
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sstia, Monday Evening,

ssf6B3an i week of weary and drea..
s,ns 0n BRAY Head, and d, the various os,
nraoniredt points Of the Island, the sad but v
Wholly diishearteDing news has reached NJ
there has been another failure 10 the gr
iect of uniting this coast BY the mage
with lie coast of Newfoundland
The wires from, eQueenstowq Esedt
nnwelcon,e intelligence thattt b Ming
Goreou had arrived at that port, AZ n
that the Agamemnan had parted thu \
Wednesday,, June. aud That two hgk
inv miles had been paaiid out. The sqat !
wass one tbhaessnd miles from Vdlentias.s
The idN s4ng explanation bass beeh
dec. Queesfown to lie dirqs ~.
rus W. Field
he Incident Is plainly yfibuH thr
bad weather which ppevailesSshn the lntic
about The time fixed fur kipg W 3lce
indeed, daring The latter parrot last ek TIE
opinion gYas very generally expressed ERE, ~
naatics officers and others conpeiep q fonl
d judi }neut, that such q result MY be 4
shaugh there has been aaotbeMIailnre 81
faIhe hopes Of al here ART ila high tho,
Success mist be ultimately attn There i
1T present. even with the large d inch 9 sur.
I~piusace oE.eable as will warrant renewal Of
The expedtSS without any furtkl clay thar
that involved in getting in . SUI Y supply
of coal. Indeed. it is believed, thk d . falst
calculation made ii respect Of thiSSsupply q
the beginning II due, ID a great measure, the
necessity Of the return Of the Niagara and
Gorgon to- Queenstown, as the original arfaiig
ements where thatsteven should q breakagt
gasssn FIVE hundred miles Ind been pait
III. lie vessels should come together again fol
i q new splice.
.Ihe directors, with Mr.. Seward, MIR
Whitehouse. and Others interested in the Com
pany, proceeded at once to Clark. there to con
suit and decide on the course to be adopted
ii order to make the delay in resumption .
the undertaking as short as possible.
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LOUISIANA BOYS AZ PRtNerrou

LOUISIANA Bows At PRINcErows CoLLRaE,
N.J.-We observe by = report OF the proceed
,lngs Of the commencement, at Princetown, N.
j., on the both ult, thai the Louisiana bows
came out ofthe Collegiate f~urnance unscra,ched,
Among those young gentlemmen, members oI
the class Of 1883, who received diplomas aud the
degree OF A. g., we notice the names Of Epoch
]. Holmes and Francis @. Zacharie Of New
Orleans Andrew T. Mckinney, If Shreveport.
Delta.
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rHE pE RI11ERE cAsE

ILis romance which hss created 10 mich
sesssficp III I'M public mind ior she last month
NJ at lsst come III ! focus.
A reconciliation &c feeling hss been effected
bet&aen OH. and Mrs. BIount, thes daughter
Nh Emily Blo,nt bus been restored 10 her
MIR mid ~ Riyiere viii be permitted to
procaeA a1nidtly % Europe. I'D
What 4 lesson il Taught III this affair to
lnothatss who ~ too often subjects Oh meutal
hAllncihaticn ii refari 10 positions of rank
nd nobility fcr their delnded daughters | How
careful should they bein conntenancing haslv
suRssaJiiaa aaatehxs til their daughters with any
rtfscns md particularly with foreign libeftiues
md swindlers?
Read the extract below from tho Peori&
(llD Transcript.
n RlFIHAEss ALIAS Don Primo r. 1. On Monroe.
1heg Peoria Glib Transcript says !: Wo arc assured
ssssa ! GentlemrfI rho b.. recentiy returned fum
NV Fork whereEhesaw Capt. Des Rivsefe3, thp In
yaAent md interchangeable foreigner u large prctcn.
9tpps, Vim hns lately distinguished himself by run.
4lneawAy from Mobile With The wife and daughter
~ 4 Msaitisy laWyers that 9he y To identical aIgslopr
~. fsdro 4. "a Wy Moretc, who turned tho heads
~ ~ ths 0hicsso heliess year 10, bought i thous-
aemds 4Qliar horSa With borrowed money, rot ap 4
mNRuifoents excursion 10 Hyde Park. which Mas
F9e0ptaed lhy tie wives 81 ! distinguished Senator
s4na \ Nehsknewn Chicago lawyer, and Hnaily be.
ace4sng ausptcted Svanloosed Tor parts unknown,
k4ytn& behjnd y large number Of creditors, several
fokslihsaftcd yosng miaees, with mortified aud
3seenpsointeak mlN.usAs, an sastonished city, half j
gA happy local newspaper reporters, and two
sssenka hlled with dirty linen md cravats.
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ANARcHY IN MEXICO.

The abdications and fight Of Znloaga, The
reactionary President, from The City of Mex
ico, has again thrown the Government into ths
Widest state Of confusion, and has virtually
sounded the death-kneli Of Mexico as d con-
federated republic,
Our diplomatic relations have been Suspend
90, and NE learn from Washington that The
British minister bas also been Instructed 10 cnt
81 biz relations with tbs government. Preyi,
Gus 70 the downfall Of Zplosgs, the decree for
collecting 4 forced tax from Foreigners il liz
country W. virtually revoked. this decree
which MI. Forsyth opposed with srch manly
irmness, and Bis failure ID snpersede II 1T thu
time when imposed, CAUSED him 10 demand bis
passports, and suspend his diplomatic relations
with the country. Now that the decree has
been revoked, the only question for future
negotiation 4 one q indemnity for damages
which foreigners may have sustained by III
understandable imposition: No action can be
taken on this matter. until d new government
u instituted, diplomaiise relations formed, and
the demand presented. Under The atate u
nlisrule in Mexico. II j. very difficult to say
when 2 Government will be ~iuangnrated suai
GENTLY stable, to dispose Of any question st
issue, involving International considerations.
A. present there appears to be no adhesion
among the severed States, Vidauri d few years
ago demonstrated against the DEGREES Of The
federal Government, and annexed lie State Of
sGcahnila To his own. Alvarez for i long time
has denied the frce Of any federal r~esponsi.
billty the contending parties ii Yucatap.
after = failure to settle their disputes by war,
have agreed 70 divide the Stats into two sepa,
rate Governments, Coy. Cara Of Tamaulipas
has Installed y Government Of his own at Ma
t%arnoras. Vidauri IN Monterey, 1amora ii
VerasCrux, Alvarez IN Acapulco, and Yanez
N Masatlin have each il their turn seized the
federal revenues and appropriated Them 10 bis
aggrandisement.
From I'll Of. this strife and contention now
predominant in Mexico, We are led TO believe
TINT the constitutional party under ALVAREZ
and others will ultimately seize the reins Of Tie
federal republic. Alvarez and his confederates
have recently obsained . very signal victory
over the reaciionary forces under Yieario, in
~ engagement near Gaadalajara eight hundred
Fl The reactionary forces were slain, three
hundred deserted to the constitutional side, and
ne remaining four thousand were put 10 dight.
When there is sach a great want of concert
q movement and unity Of action, for q common
cause, II is . problem Of very difficult solution,
may yet be the fate Of Mexico.
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$50 49, 49,. / sN3 ..asaEs
1 .s $3.50 > wv 49,
1870 ss u s''.s ass's'o
49, NJ 1850 Ssgs. & - ~
$500 4 ssssss ss3s 10y .so W.
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S w. ~ sss,ns'.s ssS \ IN u 3 sson
a.sMss..a 4I..-
-.ss~a. u g@ys
$3.50. "
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ss,:~.s.s.,. .- .as'...a., 81 $500
4. X--;- 'ss Es'9
n. Jns,..... s xz... 4s 4,zaaxz
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sa,as. !. n.,sa..-s ]. WI. sLs- I ashs
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's;ris. u WI M y 1au.aA1as as sD..sss s.,s a WI.
I.ivs111s $3.50, WI ~ u agm s s..ssss.' w v 49,.
:: D 81 ,s..as..s III. s.ss ~ sss Ill, @s:.S y,
Z $4,000 80 ,,. U, ~ ss,''s 80 81
srr;.ss,lr s.,.s,s.f III 49, Il.
sT.s..s. se,H .ssa 49, a: s.... q e,
1 h,s.a y -,a 800, Us ND s " s. $3.50. 81
E.v... d N z 'ss''
IA ,hs ....,.-... + s,.,s..a a.....;a.. Il,
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A kentuekiau be- ng asked how ,n,ot 49,.
~ "a Se"' answered, About ten barrels a,
"h'shey' besides what We waste for bread"
chAhAefhN- Characters like money whe,
s"' Te d @fpa, dcal' yon may risk st,ine far. il
you .ooSe III i9iks still believe you We plenty 10
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Mr.. rs little daughter came running to her
aunt one day, saying, Aunt Kate, little
Matte has swallowed a button u Seeing her
terror her aunt calmly replied, q We'll, what
good viii thai do her :" Said The child. very
seriously " Not any good, as | can see, unless
she swallows d button hole
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"A c~otemporary, noticing the appointment
" a iFle',a rs Postmaster says: III h. Al
'e'a> to The mails as well us he DIES The f.
oates. Ie'@i make a very attentive and eli
;iettt d%tiicer. N s"'
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ILEEr AGAINST PAsAGpAy.--The Admins.
tratian las determined on sending A feet If six
vessels against Paraguay, under the command
OF Lieut., Pago. The Fulton is to be the flag,
ship. g..
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lTIhvs.-'The sew ork T,rlbnne has the feI.

TRuE,-The NewY ork Tsribnne M III "a.
lowing sonnd reflections al IN ;ntsmnns
ssZonave. We hope thew NAV IL remembered
rhe career 81 fhiiss Tsrench s~;rals,. ~ =.
pen the Impression prevalent ID Europe tbnt W.
are ssa,i.barbarians Thera i u 1n,,n.ass :" q
SEarof,e where "a t~ransnars,t 4 ra.,aho,,a ,,fthh3s
out even 4 face Is recommend b;,n co,,ld bass
been enabled even Us speak n snch Z vorna
lady as Miss Blount. Tfe enid NJ ,,ora IL e
obtained access 10 q .rentfeman'a family c;rcla
II London or Paris tfhan he cnnla s;nt,iv h,ya
taken Gibraltar. Snch edokes, may poss,hls
strut theirfhour ia some yerv rnda ha,oIet n
low suburban cabaret. mi tHev have naysr III
audacity even 10 mediate admission into : ron
tleman's household. And the Enronean rnla
Is undoubtedly safer ara more rat;onaI than
ours. swho il the person I? What i husband
ing at home r. Oh what endorsement does Il
come among us ? who guarantees bis nersons
al respecta6ility r. Sucb ara tbe n,ast;ars
instinctively asked whenever one If Nee MAJ
ING comets makes It's apnearance on ,ha yerre
or society. Ii is not noyertv ~ mo v,Insr
and the vicious prefended a5ainst ,ob;cb iha
doors of llospitable mansions ara barred ~
men are welcqrrued ana nriztsl Il Tho most ! Is
tocratic circssggs sS Who are known a. IL I'M ,yarth
d dime but swindlers Hna vaoabonJs No : !
sclluded, us they should be. Ry.and.hv o,,r
people will, see the Iropriefv of aannt;ng H.
same rule--or rather. flle ,bousa nds e raa,.a
Bile people who NOW disregard. NH IL am.
PEELED to observe II.
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The man who plays alt once on the tram 4
fame and the horn Of a dilemma gt,t his hnf
idea Of mnsic on hearing i hay.cock crow, Wills
he was tying a knot III a cord of wood.
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LORD b.yrvh once said ''fnu never knew :,
man $ t'fleF mill .y", hive been imprisoned
- n'afd Of u ship with him. or a woman
'ntIl yo'i have married her.
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Father, ! want you to buy me / Rup.4
Father: a gun. Willie? What liz VA
going to do With q gun r. Little Boy u
I'm going 10 fight Tommy Day he says SUI
Lake likes him better tbas she does n1e.a
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y Is estimated that. IN view of the faculties
afforded by the face Of the country, and a CON
tinons line of Hudsonss Bay CompaAy's posts
that this journey can be accomplishAs in Sew.
enty days, at an expense to a compaty Of ten
persons of $3.50 each. -.
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NJ e saa9 Ns10uiSos -
e<vvssUuugias, Of VanrouvefX Island, . synop-
sis n NhichsAppeared Iii The news ~ tie Anne
NM. m,hi;sssd Il M Eye,,;ru Picav1,,e "A
IN. Cd aossaEl n y ~ I as ~ WIS ~
D. hursoay 49, zytlad
DowNrNn ETNFrr. ;1nlv II .sla5R.
e,. A.. snass,..---. $500 Oh.
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