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NETWORK sANIrATRY ASSOCIATION.

stated meeting of this Association held at the
Cooper Institute on Thursday evening, Gen. +. +.
MATHyR in the chair The minutes OF the previous
meeting being read the Treasurer reported balance
in the treasury Of $50 60. report adopted pre-
senting summary of the business of the Association
for the year 1859. A Committee was then appointed
10 nominate officers for the ensuing year. who, after d
brief absence, reported the following names:
Pyesdch-Gon. p. +. MATHEg-
Firtt liee Iresidfst-Dr Grsoosn
Second Jiee- Pretd1Ht-R. II. McCurdy.
Corresponding Stcrefayy-DT. Palmer
Recording SeeTe,ary-Harry Clezveland
1TcdtuTer-\ athan Hayden.
LfbrdrioR--M alter h. Roberts
Coznei-Peer Cooper. Ee6ert O. Vealy ChAs & sarsge,
&C. Il. znaw, Nj. d.. Alfred Post NJ D.. Isaac Wood " ID.
The report of the Nominating Committee was unan-
imously adopted. Mr.. WETaoRE, temporarily occupy
ing the chair, addressed Gen. MATHER a few compile
rentary words his reelection, TO which Mr.. Mather
responded in a corresponding spirit. DIR. GRlscoN
read paper showing the rate of mortality in New
York, as compared with Philadelphia, Boston, Bati-
more, and Brooklyn, exhibiting large pro rata pre-
ponderance OF deaths the side of NewYork. After
DE transaction of other unimporiant business
the Association adjourned.
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AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.

meeting of the friends of the African Civilization
Society was held in the Seventhavenue Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening. The Rev. Mr.. PRIME,
one OF the agents of the Society, in the chair.
The Rev. Mr.. WILSON said that il had been charged
that The African Civilization Society was the old
scheme of Colonization revived, but far any
aton 20 the American Colonization Society that was
untrue although il necessarily Colonization So
ciety. The Colonization Society was c0ercive one
the Civilization Society was voluntary one.
The Rev. Mr. Bourne, Agent OF the Society, who
has iis returned from a visit 10 Great Britain gave
pleasing of his experience and success IN the
people. II made statements of the meetings OF
Commercial and mercantile men which had been held
in Manchester and Liverpool with special reference 10
the aduteration OF cotton with sand by the Southern
plantesxn America. In consequence of these frauds
The cuS alton of cotton in Africa by free labor was
greatly favored. One Manchester manufacturer had
bonght among a number of bales one containing more
sand than cotton and il had been found impossible to
trace the source from which il came.
The Rev. Mr. CONSTANTINE, Secretary Of the So
ciey read extracts from several letters just received
from Lagos, in Africa. Among others was one stat
ing that DR. Delany, late of Canada and more recently
of kew-York was undergoing the process Of acclma-
mation; that he was well liked by the people, and
that hundred others OF the same stamp, coming from
the United States would be made welcome. 4 letter
from Mr.. Campell at Abeokuta was also read, which
set forth that he had found the natives of that country
exceedingly industrious, and willing 10 be engaged IN
various pursuits of useful nature.
collection was taken up, and the meeting adj
ouyned
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tonishex A. hrs familiarity VITA the streets ana
bope' of the Holy City, ne asked, NOV ons
"a n since your BxoslleDey was III Je,uoa-
lerli' Hnmbolt answered: . have never oee9
4 sera bnt -jxtv years ago I intended gong, and
tFvpsred r1vselfp On Mr. Taylors last NERVE" WIN
hio, he svinced an asouishing recollection oil hte
German town which he had not seen ior i2fly yesre
In his memory he had the voices Of Burke rt Jeher-
son and girshean. and the forests CT the OrTn>co
wee before him in biz dreams. MS eserlfuoI- o.
<acal scenery had inspired the greatest hVinS lahd
ssrlre pairter Frederick Church, tAppiauset whose
r,eture The Heart % the Andes was painted m the
Ione tIgs Humbcld, might some day see i. He was
sinpelsearted, honest, and ReInhhoan. "neh
Eebuhr villifed Arago 70 the Ming OIL Prussil,
who was inclined 70 agree with BIN, humooldt sld,
ard yet this monster ls the deles' eu nav III
bnhv he said "Wen II viii anuse children In the
sEu mer he lived with the King, IN the WINTER IN me
hcu sc of his servant. The stars and crosses when
we're showered upon him by kings ana elpeTors were
JYord neglected and covered with dust after hrs DEATH
Ar first sacrificing everything 10 hls love Tor snowl,
edge honors such ar no statesman ever won were LAID
at his feet. His personal appearance harmonized
wth his character. His portTut, aSsn a. lGT,y,
different from that taken NJ -. During large por
ton of his fife he dept but three hours and a-hai
Now i" he added speaking TO Mr.. Taylor, sIn "a
g old that need great deal OF rest, and have
"tepded NV allowance 70 four hours and half Laugh
fer and applausel Er. Taylor was very much struck
at the obieeve manner in which he spoke OF his body
He made il the subject OF scientific observation,
/ and nj last calculated the ratio Of decay 30 &c
cur.aiely, that be was able 10 foreell the periot
| of hs death His muscular strength was slight. Wher
nachire cor testing muscular strength was tested by
| the members OF the French Academy, he was th'
weakest among them all. But he had what was bet
ter-great capacity Of labor and endurance. lie onet
4 said 20 him sr. Taylor with a smile, Travelling al
WAYS increases the vitality Of traveller If II does mo-
| kilt him at the outset" Mr. Taylor concluded with
| glowing eulOgium He said that the universe now
peI1etuaed his glory. The palms of the Tropics, borne
al ms funeral, would keep his memory forever green
Rivers vales mountains and glaciers OF Arctic Zee re
ioicpd to bear his name. Chimbo- reechoed IT, anC
] among the asteroids planet Alexandra chanting
! truInphamly in the chorus of the stars.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the American Geographical
and Historical Society took place in the Historical
Society Building last evening \ paper was read BY
Mr. Joseph G. &. Kennedy the Superintendent of the
Eighth United States Census, on The Progress OF
Statistics" Mr.. Kennedy had condensed with great
skill aseOunts of the progressive advancement of sta
fisca science IN each the leading nations of cyl-
zation and portrayed with great exaetness the method
adopted IA taking tbs census Of this country
lively contest took place in reference " the choice
of officers for the ensuing year. The ticket known
The Reform Nominations, was elected by consider
able majority. Ii comprised the following names:
Foy FrssderE-SANUtLF MoRsE. LII. u,
Roy 100 eury Gnnns the Hen Gsorzs Folsom.
the Gon. chsrlvs r. DAILY.
For E0reigN Cor-espos6iag Secyefayy-Jobn Jaw
Chayin, I'D.
FeF Recording Serrc'ary-Erederiak Prime.
Poy 1yedtDsy-f rark Moore.
Fal Libyarfaa-4yaniel ". siske.
And Council Of Twenty made up of the prominent
Geographers and atisticans OF the city am country
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FROM NASSAU.

By the steamer Ksrnak, Capt. Brownies, we have
Nassau papers the 23d Of November, inclusive. The
Governor dissolved the Assembly on the 9th. TIE
American bark Umpire, higgins, sailed from Nassau
on the I'D Of November for jamaica.
From 7Ae Eas,as Herald, Nor. 9.
An American steamer bound to Aspinwall, recently
got on shore AT the French Cays The only vessel that
was near the place and that went 70 her assistance
was the Tropic Wind, TO whose captain the OF
~ 500 was offered 10 convey the mails 10 Jamie This
offer being refused the coal board the steamer was
thrown overheard and she finally got off, after being
on shore seven days.
The American brig Birchari & Torrey, II. A. Cole,
master from Guadalupe bound 10 JackseaviKe, put
in here on Monday last for medical assistance 1he
captain and all taken with fever foer days
after leaving Guadaloupe. One of the men, Harry
charge of one OF the and six men belonging -
Eleutbera where the brig was obliged 10 stop 10 OBJ
tam assistance TO reach this port.
The American schooner Mary, H. Sampson, master,
of and from Plymouth, bound to Attakapas, Fla, put
into this port last evening in distress having sprung
leak in the late heavy weather.
From The Herald Of Nor 16
SALvAGE.-The Chamber OF CoulmeTce yeserday
awarded to the savOrs of the cargo of the American
slip Redwood wrecked at Grand Bahama. 80 per cent
on the net proceeds or appraised value oi the dry ana
90 per cent on the net proceeds of the wet cetton
also Is per cent on the specie, and Go TO the wreck
master,
From The Herald Of NOr.2
The bark Midway, on leaving this port SCR Iondon
on Saturday night last got shore the east end
of Silver Cay, and became "A total wreck. The Ned
way crossed the bar with light breeze, which was
fair and gained oilng of mile or TIVE. The wind
then failed entirely and she gradually set shore
ward by the swell of the ocean, which, with sudden
flaw Of wind from the north, carried her into the 0icn
ity of Silver Cay. The cargo all saved by eundry
wrccking vessels lying in port at the time
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIFrv

The stated meeting of the Managers was held a the
Bible H0use, Astor pace, on Thursday the lst inst
al ~ O'Clock; Hon. LUTHER BRADIsB in the chair a.
sisted by VIM b. Crosby, BEN amin L. Swan. Francis
Hall, and Pelatiah PERT esqrs.
Five rev auXiliarer We're recognized of which
three are in Kansas, one in Missouri and one IN H.
diana.
Communications were received from the Rev Isaae
q. Bliss, Ccnstantinople IN regard the publication
of the Scriptures in the Turkish language from the
Kew. mr.. syle, shanghai, recommending the appoint
melt of an Agent Of this Society in China.
Secretary Mcneil gave account OF a recent tour
fothe South. and Of an encouraging meeting in behalf
Of the Bible Society az Charleston
Some valuable additions to the Library were pre-
scented.
Grants were made TO the American Tract Society, 10
the Presbyterian Board Of Missions; te the Sunday
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FIRES.

Last night about 10 o'clock, fire broke ont in the
hat and cap store Of Maurice Schenyer No. 10 Avenue
Is, and before the flames could be eXtinguished, the
stock danassd to the amount of 500. From an
examination of the premises after the fire was extin-
guisbed it appeared evident that the building had been
purposely fired, md suspicion, from some circum-
stances that trsnspred, falling upon Schenyer the
proprietor, he arrested by the Eleventh Ward po-
Ice and locked up await the result OF the Fire MIR
shals investigation. Schenyer had AN insurance of
81 500 in the Rutgers Insurance Co. upon his stock
The damage TO the building not very great. The
occupants ON the upper floors much frightened,
and nearly all fled preciIitately from the premises
making no attempt TO cave their goods and chatels
Fortunately however, the FIRE confined 10 the hrst
floor.
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EIECrros RETURSs--ro TIE ELECTION CAsvAss-
ERThe OF every election district will be furnished
with blanks from the Associated Press which they respect
fully requested MI the votes counted and
when called for the regularly authorized collector
who III exhibit tickets Of ther authority from the agent.
Numerous attempts having been mad which In many
successful by persons representing the Associated
blanks from the Canvasers and PoCsrks
evou eeotiou the undersigned would request the Can
d. liver the blank, only those persons who able
exhibit the proper authority Tor receiving them By properly
ns the BLANKS which M Al The polls OF each election Dis
tserDg the above request every daily New
Yok will be- able furnish the public with the result OF the
election the following morning The journals comp osing
Associated Press TER TRiBrSE Courier ard EHggirs
Journal Of Commeycs Hergd Times, kDye Sus Secs Eren
ing Po C0nnereiai Aderfi'r Day Book staGtE ZeituEg
Uenckr0f and Courier dee Ltats CEts ID. II. CRAIG,
Agent OF New-York Associated Press.
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THE ELECTION RETURNS AND THE
POLICE.
OYPIcE or TEE ASSOCIATED Pass,
No. SO BEAVER ,TREKr, Dec. |, 1883.

No. SO BEAVER ,TREEr Dec. 1, 1889. )
To A.os P1xBuKY ESQ., Geseyai Sspern endeHs Of Police
DEAR SIR: On election nights our messengers have
frequently difficulty "a raining admission the In
sp.toIs rooms, IN order facilitate the collection OF
returns on Tuesday ne1t beg behalf Of the Asso-
csted Press will the day OF election give special
instruction policemen duty the several polling dis
admit 10 the OF the Ctnyssors
with e delay possible and under snch regulations
Won NAV think proper order Each authorized
Associated will be furnished with suitable card Of
admission. Respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. H. CRAIG Agent Of the New York Associated Press.
OyyIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT or MyrRoPoLIT,s Police,
No. 4l3 Brooue-st, hew-i orb, Dec 2, 1853 !
ID. II. CRAIG, esq.-Dedr Sir: Being always ready
aud Him 10 tender Associated Press every facility Ia
NV power have issued the following general order 10 the
Captains OF Police. Yours truly.
AMOS PILLsBtRY General Superintendent
GENERAL ORDER
C.PrAIs - Sir: You will direct the Police on
duv at the respective poll. in your Precinct the ding
election sfoTd the OF the Associated Pres
every facility FOR obtaining the OF the Canvas
AMOS PtLSbl RI beneTal superintendent
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xrx uJ vop n,iiv rRIBINf SATURDAY DECEMBER 1882

S.ol I,-;on ~ the Methodist Church, South; 70 TIE
Msrbod;st Missionary Society for their missionary a
Prenos Ayres, $ Al books to the amount Of 30 ier
Es,r;bntJou in poor counties in Florida ana Gesryai
n the amount Of SID for Kansas; eoozs fos Canas;
a. S;stribu,jou AZ Rotterdam Hollands and TO c,ptsns
fvesses through 8. Person esq, books IT. varions
anyuages TO be distributed IN foreign cOun cs; and
80 volumes for the bind.
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WALLtox's THEATER--TO-nigbt Mrs. HOey's ben
eft will take PLce 81 the above thesier, when Cherrys
comedy Of The Soldiers Daughter" viii be presented
for the rst time in five years. and also that excellent
comedy entitled " Americans in Paris Mr.. Hoey
susaint character IN esch piece, and the caste aeIade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

FLUID AoCIDrST ~ MASGIs sTREET.-Iast even
ing, a girl about years OF age, named Ada
Krkwood residing at No. IL Mangn street. while
filing a auid lamp, was terribly burned in eouse-
queuce Of the iIh..ImAbe material taking fire from
lamp that stood near. Her burns of 30 serious
nature that tte hopes entertained of her recOy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

Mr.. BELMONT GIVES STATUE TO THE CENTRAL
p,sE1Mr. Belmont has proposed 20 the Conmis
sioners 10 place his expense ON tie grounds Oh
the Central Park statue in marble or bronze, OF n's
distinguished faiherin-law, Com. Perry. The Com
ui.soners have promptly signfcd their pleasure IN ae
cep,ing the generous proposition. Paul Akers Of
Maine has received an order for the statue.
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fse nanss of Lester, BrOughsm, Blake, Wa0o'' an"
an the old fayores OF course, there WI Dc rus Il

Huzav Up TO THE Tax OEFIcK.--Mr, james Kelly
poc.e, Of Taxes cive. Official ncdce in our columos
this morning that two per cent will DC "'oe' 70 81
taxes remaining unpaid on the 18th OF December anu
p.erps. at the rate OF twelve per cent per s"hu
rulaed from sept 49, the day the books were n'n'eu
10 the Receiver, viii b. added on the LIST oil 'anuy
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Advertisement.
crowd--for every

To accommodate the immense crowd-ior every
body diving 20 OF tho Doos OF oHvuIE
and BsHSuxs NusEus l. fairly beseigcd By The tolttndoo
hrng piece vii be repeated THfs AyrERsooS a. eeoek
t well a. 1HIs EyKsise. here Il chance 20 e>ns ana scS
good teat-
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF NusIc.-The season closes with a
grand Adelina Pasti MatAee to-day, al O'Clock, on
which occasion the entire Opera of - La Sonnambnla'
viii be performed. Nlle Adelina Patti, and signors
BrgnoI and Amod viii appear aud sing their fayorite
roles.
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IAayer.isemeDs.I ,
TAYIoR's SALOON. BROADWAY, corner OF

Franz In perfect order and under nc mos 80
management ladies yin ind this magnificent ssloo1 go
r-sshnsnts have before them Of the ssys scenes
tie world.
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IAdversiseineu.I

GAS, GAs.-Tbose rich new styles Of Gas FIX
rrEK. found a, the rsui manufacturing depot Of WARSss
PEc Co. No Broadway. superior anything ever Of
lrrnd helure rom faftory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

GEORGE JoRDis's BEsEsIr.-Mr. Jordan has a
benefit tonight at Laura Keenes, when "The Wife's
Secret and another attractive piece viii be given, en-
braeipgrhe entire company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

ARREST or A BURGLARS Accommodation Hop
psrd boy years Of age arrested Thursday
been found seereted the Of Henry Krone,
south Third and Sixth streets f. d. When he
discovered he admitted that be secreed himself In the store for
letting In confederate who intended 10 rob tho
when all quiet. tic committed on charge Of
attempt burglary The police have doubt this
nractce Is carried considerabe in th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

THE CoURTs-The Brooklyn City Court viii ad'
journ to-day for the Term. The next Term viii COM
merce on Monday the 5th inst, but the Calandar will
not be called ill the Monday following. The Circait
Court has also adjourned for the Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

MEs. HoEYs BESTFrr.-Mrs. Heey of Wallsek'
has her benefit tonight. The bill Is "Auericars IN
Paris and :" The Soldiers Daughter" both strongly
cast.
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IAdxnrti.enen

Why "feel your way into business IN doubt ana
uncertainty when PHRxxoLoGicAt ExAuiStf0S FoNLss
WxfIs No. 500 Broadway, win point on, your tzsnt ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

CLOSED EoR THis EyESISG.-In consequence Of The
dress rehearsal Of Mr. Beursieaulfs new play there
will be performance tonight ct the Winter Garden.
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COMMISSIONERS or PoLICE.--The usual weekly
meeting OF this Board held Yesterday afternoon at
Police nead4uarsrs President stillman in the char
and all the menbers present. Last Friday being the
anniversary of Evacuation Day, DO meeting was heii
ard in consequenoe, the accumulated routine business
had to be disposed of yesterday The session com
ueneed at o'clock and it 81 o'clock before the
Board Adjourned Al tho termination of the meeting
the clerk gave the following items to our reporter;
Under the resolution Of the Board OF Supervisors an
thozrg the appointment of 400 extra men for duty on
election dsy, the Commissioners empowered the Cen
eral Superintendent to dispose Of such men as should
be appointed.
Fed. Hanson and W. p. Thorn OF the Seventeenth
Ward, and Patrick Mcath of the Second Ward, sllof
the old force, reinstaied.
The resignation OF W Baldwin of the Harbor
Police was accepted also the resignation Of Officer
De Boise of the Eighteenth.
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fAdvsrtiseEaeat.I

NE sInuY used every in the United States for
Children Teehiug with uever-Ang Re1cf h hnso-
lisie and certain Only 70 cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

MoRF COMMUNICATIONS h. Hewlett, tho
keeper public house the Coney leland Plankoad was
arrested on "Wednesday by Deputy sheriff John Friend
the charge of passing IS counterfe, bills on the Colonial
Bank different places about the city Some $500
OF this money j. alleged been circulated The complain
ants have disposition to compromise the matter and
viii probably be eaeced Hewlett wa, however, committed
10 jail 0 ait examination.
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DIsarssgD-The charge of arson, preferred by
John Opse against Jules Vndnberg alleging that he e, IRE 70
his hotel the Manor House. In December SS dsis-ed
yesterday by Justice Ryder there being evidence to ssban-
tiats the charge.
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An IRIsHNAs "CoyERIsG HIS FRIEND RETREAT"
AND WHAT CANE OF Ir.-A young man named Will
liam Hamilton arrested yesterday, by one the
Mayors officers on the charge of seduction preferred
by a young woman named Eliza Reiadon. He was
seated in the Office awaiting hs turn before the Mayor.
When his turn came however, he was non est. An
Irishman named Patrick Burns volunteered to give
them full information about Hamilton. During crowd,
be said be had covered his retreat, locking around
with on air that showed be was of the impression be
had done very smart little innocent thing. Pats
countenaDee became wonderfully changed when he
was told that he had committed crime, and must go
to the Tombs, and although he could not understand
the question clearly, he fastened away and COM
mitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

STEALING ClrTLE.-JOhn A. Brown was brought
before Justice Cornwe yesterday the charge Of seaDgtwo
from the premises Of Mr. John Ehrhs Ie appears that
sell them butcher IN Attorney street Nav-
York much lees than their value. The butcher being
pon bad Brown sested and subsequently acertaned
thai the had been stolen from Mr. EhThaT They
yalued at The accused fully committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

SUIcIDE.--A young man named John Doughter
con pt'ed suicide In unoccupied house In Myrtle
Nswoh street yesterday morning by HANGING himself
liz was Suspended Of the rae about O'Clock IL
that be had made three attempts before be finally
,eded as the rope found botnn three places lie bad
bern subject s insanity and his had long been
" hy his parents The deceased ~ years Of
Coroner Horton held inquest aud verdict of suicide was
dertd.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-William Jehers was brought
before Justice Oomwe yesterday for examination, tho
charge highway robbery t appear that the eensed and
Daley had been drinking together and while Walking
uons LETTERS pped Daley and alleged rob
bed him of his pocket book containing %leS In gold and e
aud small change Je.rs away and Daley procuring tho
officers Of the Second Dct had him arrested
The fully committed to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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Acknowledgement

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