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st. fouls.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES
E. DUDDERIDGE, No. IA Second Street, ST. LoUs, No.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices of the Linneut. IS cents SO cents and 81 a
bottle A one dollar bottle contains much Lnment
as eight twenty five cent bottles.
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Wall Papers.

AIseX Is, Is 20 and Is osnls. glAssd IS 70 90 ets
n Together with every description Of
Borders Fire-screens, Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And all the fashionable styles for PArors HAls
and D.ning rooms
Terms, Cash for AL small oslis.
W. W FISN,
Nor IS Public Square. cor. DeAderick
y. B--Paper Hanging done IN the beat manner ey
ompslent werkmea febi-in.
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Broxans and Mud Boots
NfES psstls ss,s bEos.azs
Hf - - hIsss
Hsn,s fizxxx ku xozE 20 al kfzrs,
Jo<IS kAxAGE,
he1-1 ~ c~d-F, f<->>-
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MisrrllancOns.
A II Il N Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TIVE undersigned prepared 10 introduce into use
i in Tennessee W. T. CHII.DS COS PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine its
superiority over other Roofing
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The Mothers Companion.

II cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SoRE LIPS, PNPLEs, &c. Ia
dies who prize a pure skin,
void of pimples, blotches,
scurf, and discolorations
aud excresences should at
tack these trespassers ON
bcauty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Linimeut. II is eN-
cellent for the hair, giving
il a healthy glossy appear
anaa Ii -
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

THIS article constructed in consequence Of
Il suggestion from the American Institute that
sInple, portable, and low priced furnace, was much
needed by farmers for boiling and steamng food, and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes. II took
the premium al the U. 5 Agricultural fair at Louis
tiile Just received WA STEWART,
No. IL Market street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
for coal. w 5.
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Benz. +. Shields Sales.

The subscriber continues 10 issue Policies in the
above reliable Company at fair rates.
febl3-3w JOSErH NASH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-13

A STARTLING SsEEzE IN THEATRE.-On
Saturday evening an amusing incident, which
created deal Of merriment, occurred ut W Ood 8
Theatre. During scene in the first play,
while the two villains Of the drama were detail
ing the murderous schemes Of Queen Margaret
to dispose other two children-a task which had
been cOnfded to them-the house was in breath
less silence. Every eye was turned upon the
stage, and every ear listened with intense
anxiety to the recital In the midst of the
most interesting portion of the narrative, there
came an explosion from the dress circle which
operated like galvanic shock, and startled
every listener as though bombshell had burst
in their midst The cause was instantly ap-
parent, and the house burst into roar of
laughter.
A gentleman, who is somewhat noted for loud
explosions Of this character, had endeavored to
suppress sneeZe, but out il came ut last-and
such sneeze 1t would have blown any COM
mon nose to finters The audience laughed.
and the villains of the play turned their back
upon the spectators, and forgot their story and
the childrens wrongs, in comic grimace that
could hot be suppressed. After a minute or two
the play proceeded, but the pathetic part OF
the recital was lost in that startling explosion.
Amidst the merriment excited, the unfortunate
sneczer seized bis hat and hurried out of the
Theatre.-CiHciHRatt Ga-ets.
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THg w EArHER AND THE CRoP..-Wc motto e
In several OF our exchanges reports of the injury
To tine growing crops aud fruit, caused I,y frosts
from the 2ith TO the 2eih April and some papers
state that very little injury has resulted
In South aud North Carolina the damage has
BEEN considerable ..
In Lower and Middle Georgia the injury has
not been great, hut in Upper Geor2 ia there can
he no doubt that the cotton and fruit have been
greatly injured, and in some sections the wheat
In ths low grounds the damage has been the
greatest.
Throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Tennessee, and Arkansas. the front on the high
lands and the floods in the valleys have caused
inralculabie injury.
FoS more than a month past, the fertile val ey
lands of the West have been inundated, and the
waters continue high.
With such prospects at this time he must he
"A sangulne speculatOr about large cotton crops
who believes that the next crop will exceed three
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III The Philadelphia Press relates the follow
in3 mishap which befel Bishop O'Connor during
his recent visit To Merico: "Between the Mexi-
can capital and Vera Cruz, the coach In which
bers, who demanded the money and valuables of
the passengers, On this occasion the Bishop.
fortunately for himself. had but eighteen dollars
in his possession, which he handed TO the higb
wayman. As the gentlemen of the road were
about taking their departure, the Bishop face
tiously said, you have stripped me of my last
cent-to- morrow morning will need my break
fast and will be obliged 10 you for the loan Of
a dollar The money was at once given him,
and the robbers went on their way rejoicing at
their good fortune.n
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SAl,E.-The Editor Of
e H'a Is so.nar,Lea 10 sell, on very oo
the most desirable ftrns III the County of CulSep-
er. L. CONTAINS about $40 acres, of which 30 are
dhIon for cultivation. This tract IL situated about
three miles froi Lnlpeper Court House. t has upon
u a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
INKS. Ali the arabic land not in cultivation well
set IN grass. To Gentleman seeking a country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not urpassed, ii
equaed, IN Piedmont virgi ginia. building site pom
the farm commands a hne mountain respect and a
view oil the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOL Is OF excellent orig nal quality, and pecu-
ary adap led TO the production of wheat and II at
'esent In good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than III value, 1t early cStOn
Is made. PersOns wishing to purchase will please
itOr Ofthe Star. ape e-Iawtf
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(,LYMOUaT PAVILION.
VI NEW SUMNER RESORT
For FISHING, BATHING, AND RURAL SPORTS.

The UNDERMINED res pectfully announce 10 tie OF L
liens of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra, that they will open on the 18th yeAY
of May, at Glymonnt, (coInInoniy oaled 1k.H4
Marbury's l.andIns) hve miles below the LIts
House. the Mary"nd shore. sew and spa
CIOUS PAVILION. with DINING Room, Dressing
Rooms and ali other coHvemalces attached.
Every facility will be Afforded to Schools, Assoc
atInns, and Clubs.
Evrry arrangement will he made for Fishing,
Bathing, &c.
The large Spring on the premises Is said 10 he one
of the purest and healthIest IN this " hole sectIon
Parties wishing To secure exclusive use OF the
Pavilion do SO on Application To e. n. Anderson.
Statoner, u street. near 9Th.
A Steamboat can he chartered for Excursions on
application To IchArd Ii. Wallach, Geo hattIngiy,
L. 3 Page. The latter gentleman l. fitting mp ms
Boat with hne Saloon, ana will he readv tu accom
modate Excursions aud after tile 2Sth OF May
next. JONES a. MiBBkk,
ap2l-2aWG Prnprletors.
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TWO NEW AND HANDSOMELY FIN
ished residence on street, between nth and
18th streets, and valuable building Lot on north e
street. between llth and 9TH streets est at private
sale.-T he subscriber has fer private sale two new
ant handsomely finished three story ana basement
krok Dwenlng Houses, q by 81, containng ISr oms
each with marble mentles gas iXtures hot and cod
water clstern in the yard, G., comp every re-
qulTemeDt for comfort and elegance.
Also part OF Lot No. 9. IN Square No. 80. front
ing % feet on north g, between IL and l2th streets,
running back 100 ieet.
- eruls liberal. J. e.. MoGU GUIRE, Auct
ma 5 cost and Com Merchant.
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EDWARD DOLAN,

EDWARD DOLAN.
II MERCHANT TAILOR,
SIGN OF The Col EN- FLEECE,
Corner Of l4th street and Penn. avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel,
formerly Of BoStOn,)
Amer supplying his numerous customers with Cos e.
tunes for the Fancy Bali. is now prepared Ia A.
offer lnduoement of his splendid assort-> ~
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, MA
selected by himself ex xpressy for the custom M
trace, on the lowest cash prices, and war -A~
ranfs perfect mt BY his own praotica! knowledge q
and having of the best cutters from Boston aud
the best workmen, he hopes to give general katls-
isoton to those who Will please to favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand a fresh supply Of Gentlemens'
Furnishing u foods. (States) an 10
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''rhe arrangement of Mr.. BrIghey is no: only fs T
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ap28 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Dentistry, 20.

" An NIMPROVEMENT IN
DIR. T. q. HILLS respectfully Informs the public
thar he Ia now prepared TO insert partial and
ON ts;. ss.is mn,ovsd Oh at Fsssona6e 5ies S
tage this process has over all others s Its perfect
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It's great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sons who are suffering with ill adapted plates will
please give me ca u, and will Ike great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting to them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should he made at INV Of
hce, as am the only authorized az ent for this pro
cess.
0fhoe. No. go Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautiers.
an IS SIN
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EOR SALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
L the Heights Of Georgetown The subscriber,
as trustee offers for sale that spacious and hand
some Residences in GEORGETOWN, formerly oocu-
pied by Chas. w. palro. ESQ.
The property comprises an entire square of : round
beautifully improved with walks, trees, shrubbery,
mowers, 20, a large and well butt green house,
with plants IN great variety.
There are also or the premises staheg carriage
house, aud other convenient out houses.
The bwel'ITg- house is large and roomy, having a
front of % feet, with the wings and nd one
OF the hnest vIews OF the potOmac rIver and the
couhtIy around IL Is heated by furnace, lighted
by gas. and contains bath xtures for hot ard cold
water. large cIstern, kitchen raLg and almost
cry convenience for first class house.
Possession can he gwen Immediately. For fur
ther particulars apply to
SAh'L C.. EDES, Trustee,
Al Palro d Nnurse's Banking House,
INA D ed3w opposite Treasury Department,
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EUGENE DUPUY,
~ PEE eLk 81 NEkY nSkRSF tGWs sWb E0MP6TNns.

IL SOLE AGENT FOR PIEssE q IsUBtN's
PER FUMERH AND cOMPOUNnS.
The Agency for the United States of Messrs.
Piesse & I.ubn, Penumery FACTORS IA London,
having been transferred from the late hrm ol lngeT
Il Co, Sg1 Broadway, 10 my own trIn, Mr.. Oeo. p
Inger being now IA connection with my estsolsh .
ment 1 beg to inform Merchants. Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall Keep
on hand and In bond a constant supply OF PIesse a.
LublG's articles; such as the rang pannl Perfume,
and it's mpounds, the PestachIo at preparations
an All their varieties " hch may be added, from
tune 10 tIme whatever ssld hrm may INTRODUCE IN
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mer-
cIss Il NAV rey upon their orde:s being hlled with
pronptness and care, aud on as iay1rs6le terms as
6c9 Broadway, New York.
III The real Frangipanni Perfume 10 manufac-
tured only hy Messrs. pIesse Lubn, of London,
aud they take this opportunity To caution purchasers
against limitations, of which there are many; none,
however approach, any degree, the exquisite fra
srance as made 10y p. a ls.
FRANGlPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGlPANNI OIL for the Hair, e1 qulsItsiy
IPANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their sosnt for
years. and impart delightful fragrance to articles
FRaEGIPANNi SCENTED SOAP.
PRASsGIPANNI INCENSE. Take hot on :
der betwee, the tongs, put piece Of incense up9n
IL. EQd the a, tTnept Will be dellghtiuuy peIIeIei
FRaNGIPAEEI gGNADE. This Is an -snn. aIss,
has given ina world wide fepulAIe5s
PRANGIPANNI SAICAES.
Sold everywhere. Elt SSfsm
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NOTICE. have q few Of those cheap TOILET
SETS on hand, which will sell oheaperN
than they can be purchased elsewhere. Also~
CHINA, GLASS. and QUEENSWARE,
cheep per thaR the cheapest, with many other
articles too numerous to mention, at Sp Pa.
between 9Th and 10th streets.
Gail and see for yourselves. -
ap lS-6m JOHN McDEVlTT.
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VALUABLE AND MOST INTERESTING
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY,S

VALUABLE AND MOST INTERESTING
BOOK,
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9Th 81.
INNING the ott,cai. niitsry and FInancai CORES
ee2dence of all the Officers of the Revolutionary
irlg military, historical and financial information On
rIBS that period; also, the organization OF all the
mlssOn tIae of enlistment, and services of the of
EceCs and prlvates of each; also, the general and
brigade orders of
Generals Washington, Lee, Green, Weldon
Gnd Others.
Last of Ameytcan Officers Imprisoned,
The time OF their capture, release, &c. An account
Society ofAe Ciactnnati
In New York, Pennsy lvania and Mary land q list of
the members names, SC. the half pay commuta.
complete list of all the
Officers ,rho Served to tie End Oftho TPar,
And acquired the right TO haissy for life, commu
United states curt Of Gains reI ve to reslora.
uon Of the hat pay acts oithe on Congress for the
Heirs of Osfcers fthe RerOIz:tion;
Virginia haf-pay and land laws; the resseEs which
led 10 passage of the act of uy los, by CSngre
land. With an soconnt Of the militafy and
districts of Ohio: Kentucky and Tennessee, the!o-
cation of warrants, surveys, &c;
|. Revolutionary Pension LascS Of tie United
States
As they now exist, with commentaries thereon;
notes on Ihe services Of various Glasses OF revou-
} time they died, &c. &c.
One large l2mo volume of 600 pages. Price Sl.5o.
Postage Is cents to any part of the United Ststes,
sx cept California.
This work is intended a book ofreference to the
historian and scholar, well as furnishing thor
snSh guide TO persons claiming title TO land or PEN
fIom services of their forefathers during the
revolutionary war. The volume contains the names
d over O0ofhcers and privates OF the rerolution-
sry amy and should be In the hands of ali the de-
scendaISs of the brave men who fought under the
bsnner 0 70 tIst the nobis actions Of their ances
tot escape "reminiscences OF their descend
a uts who tsnst retain this work memento of
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JosfFftss FtsHi6HPsHffET Fl * HPPBsHfT TUfpSSoofsrERERs. 4 Sof
Manufacturers and Dealers In Sofas, ChAirs.
Lounges, Mattresses, &c.
Paper Hanging done In the best manner. Carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Var
nlshed.
ingtOn. ID. G.. N 3 SIN
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EOk SALE.-A FARM, 61s miles from Wash
Il ingtoD, containing one hundred AMI ninety acre
(le0l of land aud fine improvements. Terms, a
credit OF 6 Years, If wanted. Apply to GEO. Il
THOS. PARKER, or r. A. Ry ther, on the emf
ses ma I-en2ws
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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
IL DEALERS For rent, for ten years. vacant
LOT upon near ah street, 81 by I29 feet, nearly
opPoslte the new Prcsbyterian Church. For terms
ap 90 3tawtf
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u AG AGE XPRE 8 y OF FICI
II S4 n STREET,
Adj oiN ing 2Hs Stafss Prt1SiaS GEss.

Aijoisias 3Ss States Prt.siaS OHss.
The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio anu Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an office, at the above pace for the accom-
mediation of the public, where orders cGn be left for
the use Oi Wagons to convey Baggage PGcka ges
to and from Railroad Depot, SteaInbOats or Tor
removal to any point IN this City or Georgetown.
Once open from O'Clock a.. M. To 10 o ociock o. m
daily, oept Sunday, to 10 O'Clock a. u O'clock
to lU p. IN. JOHN nj. McCLINTDCK,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
N. B.-Pereon3 coming to Washing ton or gong to
Baltimore not having made up their minds " here
they will stop, by giving up their checks to my
sgepts the cars, Will have their baggage taken
care of this oftoe, at Baltimore Office No. III
ShYrp street. and extra charge. Il 10
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~ RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
Il "A years Of age, whose sands of life have
fnesrly run OFT, discovered, while In the East In
II dies, q certain cure for Consumption, Asthma.
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility
4 The remedy was discovered by him W hen his on
j ly ohild, daus hter. was given up to die. Wish
ing to do much good pOss ble, he will send to
such of lps afh hIctsd fellow beings request 1t.
making il 10, and successfully using IT. He re- (
quires each applicant To lnclOse him one shilling,
three cents to be returned postage the re-
oIpe. and the remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement.
Address DIR. II. JAM ES, IS Grand st. Jersey y
CITY. N. j. ap - im
TWO VERY NICE CHICKERING PIANO
L FORTE5 having been taken
change, Will be sold very low, on accommo- Ff
dating terms. Also several other sscOnd-us ~
hand ones at the Planoforte and Music Store Of
w. q. MEIZEROTT, NJ
ep29 corner of Ilth st. and Pa ave.
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HUMPHREYS JUENEMANN's
BIEASURE GARDEN


This popular place Of Summer resort, so convent
ent for an hours recreatIon of all in Wash
ington, will lie opened for the season on y.AY
the afternoon OF Monday, the Sd of May &:.Wl
proximo, when, and on each sucoesdIDg MOLday
throughout the season. a fine Band Of Music viii
be in attendance. and the Dancing Saloon Will be free
to all respectable visitors.
Throng hout the last season this admirable Pleas
ure Garden gave universal satisfaction, and WAS
patronlsed by many thousand persons of both
Encouraged by the patronage then bestowed ON
them the prOprletOrs have made their arrangements
for the coming season on q more extended and hJe-
raj scale. which cannot faI 10 delight all visitors
The following rules must be observed by all their
patrons:
LIST. No political discussions whatever will be per
mItted.
2d. Boys will not be admitted unless accompanied
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No intoxicated person permitted TO enter the
gates 70 remain on the premises.
The public will, at q glance. comprehend the ne
oessIty for the due enforcement Of these regula
tions which will he the business of the police off
GERS " no will always he in attendance.
HUMPHREYS IL JUENEMANN,
Propretors Of the Pleasure Garden.
on the corner Of 9Th and y sta,
a2-lmd Capitol Hill.
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EOR SAL E-A convenient NEW BRICK
HOUSE, elIyiby situated, and within few
minutes walk OF the several Departments. This
long credit will be given portion of the purchase
money. III. ~ EANSDA1E.
Wood and Coal Yard l4th st,
Rp21-lm enutb nF ~, ayo,,,a
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TIAIR, TOOTH, NAIL. AND BANDsHiRE
III BRbsHaGs, al GIfBBs,s Hsir Store: P.sI, III IIal
1t. spd Pa sv., and st his Sales koon' sn1es ~
ards Hotel. hsA
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
- DENTIST~
No. SO Psnnsylvans avenue. A@
VIII perform oil operations belonging TO his <1Io
profession at his old established office, as above.
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ap2l-ln

EOH RENJ-TWO ROOMS In the thrd story
4 of the building occupied as an ofics by G.. 8
Walach, and lmmediatsly opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WAITACH. ap6
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from ST. up; also Monthly C LOCKS; ~
WATCHES and JEWELRY of al the late e7aA
sty les ard best mskers CLOCKS for Steam OK
boats Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches, Par
Ors, &C.
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind.
Clocks to the trade at wholesale prices, at the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewelry Emporium
J. ROBINSON,
apT-lm 3Ia oppn. Browns Hotel.
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PHILAl Ell HIA

LIZ AGE r BIZ r RI pEp r..
No. 8I Pa. av., between "a and 9Th SITS,
Tine keg $3.50; one dozen quart bottles, 81 50.
HI We send the Beer free of cost to any part q
the city. T.. +. Il w. GERECKE.
III I'm
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ARCTIC.
JUST RECEIVED, arother SUPPLY oi Sen'0rds
Patent Self yenti atIng ARCTIC REFRlG o.
ERATOKS three sIzes. For sale at S3Vt
G. wOODwARDSss.<1
Metropolitan Stove and crate sctory,
No SIs Pa. ave-. bet. 10th and llth sts.
Also a Iarge stock Of al kinds OF House Furnish
ing Articles, BrOnzed Iron Furniture, Cooking
SIs,vss So. una l-eoSt
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