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The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
Tri-Weekly Mails.

The mail service from Marysville to Shasta
has been cut down from daily to tri-weekly.-
This is certainly to be much regretted Indeed
it would seem to US that this, of all mail routes
in the State, save that between San Francisco
and Sacramento and Marysville, should have
been permitted to remain untouched, because
upon this route all of Butte, Plumas, Tehama
Shasta. Trinity and Siskiyou counties, and much
of Humboldt, Klamath and Del Norte, and
Southern Oregon are dependent for the trans
mission of their mail matter We are aware of
tine fact that the Postmaster General is compell-
ed to cut down the enormous expenses of his
Department. We cannot but regret however,
that he has not used the pruning knife in this
State with better discretion. The route from
San Francisco to Sacramento thence up the
Sacramento to Shasta, thence over the noun
tains to Oregon, may very properly be said to be
the main artery of the postal system of the State.
While all admit that the service on side-routes,
(Which side-routes, by comparison, may be
termed small veins) might in numerous instances
be reduced or entirely dispensed with, it is evil
IDENTIFY lack of thorough anatomical knowledge
of the subject" on the part of the Postmaster
General, for that functionary to strike his dis
secting knife into the main artery, where flows
the vital spark"
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

Sr. CATHARINEs' AcADEMY.-This institution
established at Benicia, under the protection oil
the Catholic Church, for the education of young
ladies, offers facilities for thorough and pol
ished education superior, perhaps, to those OF
any other establishment in the State. The dis
cipline embraces, among other things, all of
those delicate requisites indispensable to the
comfort and happiness ofyoung ladies, and moth
ing is omitted calculated to chasten and elevate
the heart and head. Expenses, including wash
ing and all branches taught, $500 per anAum ex-
elusive of French, Spanish, music On the piano
forte and drawing, $780, A gentleman, now re-
sident of Shasta, DR.. De Shields, who has two
daughters at this Academy, speaks of it in terms
of the warmest possible commentator.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
COUNTY DIRECTORY

D1SUNt 0Huye-H IIIIdlH 7. management, OF
Shasta.
County Judge-Joel T. Landrum.
Associate Justices-J. R. Durick and Thomas
Bass.
County Treasurer-James Hayburn.
County C2erk-H. |. Vanhorn.
Sherf-H Clay Stockton. Under Sheriff
John Dent.
County Assessor-W. Fl. Angel.
County Surreyor-E. Linn.
Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swasey.
District Ahorney-James D. Mix
School Comn,issioner-G. K. Godfrey.
County PhysiciaR-Dr James E. Pelham.
Board of Supervisors.-1st District, Jno. A
Dreibelbis; I'd District, William B. Stod-
dart; Sd District, d. c. Johnson
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-The American pnblic Is
| likely to loose one source of amusement. For
| months past, on the arrival of every steamer,
the announcement was solemnly made, either
that the Hon. Chas. Sumner had, or had not re-
covered sufficiently to justify the hope that he
would be able to resume his seat in the Senate
oy such and such day. This thing was started
no doubt, wi b a view to increase the chance of
Charles S. for the Presidency. The public see
ing through the trick, however, exhibited
broad grin whenever it was sought to be played,
so that at last it was discontinued, and for
long time this woud-be martry,-whose skull
was SO soft that light hollow gutta-percha
cane, not larger than the ordinary whale-b bone
stick commonly worn by gentlemen, could
crack it,-was permitted to continue his travels
in Europe without having his movements, and
the state of his liver, head and spine, noted in
the public prints. We are glad to perceive that
the Hon. Charles S. has tired of playing the role
of the political marty, and that notwithstand-
ing his spine has been said to be greatly weak
ened by the said gutta-percha cane, he has yet
the bravery to tackle widow. The last news
says be is about to be married to Mrs. Thayer,
(nee Granger, widow of the late John E. Thayer,
of Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
Township Officers.

SHASTA TowNsHlP.-Justices of the Peace
R. Durick, and Jmes Keene. Constables-Tho-
mas j. Flynn, Joseph NJ Short.
CLEAR CREEK Observation-Disclosures lillian
Knowlton, James NJ. Eby. Constables-J. w
Gardner, d. Wilder
FRENCH GULcH TOWNSHIP. NJ.
Mcdonald Constable-William Davis
SIERRA TowNsHIP-Justices-S. D. Baker, D.
c. Stevenson. Constables-Stephen Park, Jo-
seph Meyer.
PITT RIVER TOWNSHIP Justices Thomas
Bass, A. R. McCollum. Constables-Dauiel G.
Hunt - Stanley.
SUGAR LOAF TowNsHiP.-Justices-- Nc
Mann, S. F. Southern. Constables-William
Lytle David Reams.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

ToAsTISG HoEAcE GREELY.-This distinguish
ed editor has been toasted and toaded exten-
sively since his arrival in California. He was
likewise toadied in Kansas, where, on the 18th
of May, speaking of the people voting ON the
question of slavery, while in Territorial con-
dtion, he said
But say no-there has no quorum voted
no decision been made-nor can there be, ac-
cording to genuine popular sovereignty, until
the negroes shall have voted. l demand that
their votes be recorded"
We commend this choice morsel to the toad
eaters who have been besiming Mr.. Greely
with their adulations
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

Hay- 1t has been ascertained that the forbid
den fruit partaken of By our first parents was a
pear. Hence the despair of the unhappy pair.
When driven out of paradise, Col. Adam repair
ed to an adjoining country, and it is supposed
that he went into the sugar business, from the
fact that they raised Cam, and were abel to sup
port themselves. We CLEAN this news from the
reused edition of the Bible, where much more of
a similar nature may be found.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

Nor So.-The S. F. NeUs charges Burch with
having once been Know Nothing The Trinity
Journal says the charge ais false, and every
member Of the American organization in this
[Trinity1 county in 1855 knows IT,"
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
Times of Holding Courts.

Times OF HOIdlnS Courts.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsrA-Third Mondays in January, May and
September.
SIsKIYoU-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
TRINITY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the lst Mondays of January, May and
September
AT said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
Nav, August, November and February.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

BosH.-A French paper at San Francisco Is
angry because Americans cannot forget Louis
Napoleon's betrayal ofthe Republic, and applaud
him without reserve. 1t exclaims:
Ingrates OF our glory they are jealous
Already against France they became Cossacks,
and to-day, oh, shame they turn their coats,
and the sons of Washington have become Ger
mans, while at our slightest reverse they clap
their hands. Get behind US. little ones What
do you pretend to, with your mockery, with
those assumed airs2 Do you wish France to
sink in your waters your twelve regiments and
your twelve ships? Overgrown children, be
silent From the equator to the poles people
shrug their shoulders at your presumption God
has refused you the knowledge offghting You
can drive bargain, but you cannot conquerp
Won't somebody stop that little cuss mouth
with a frog? If the little insignificant johnny
Crapeau" don't like this country, why don't be
leave2 Two to one the scamp is afraid of being
placed in possession of a musket, and forced to
serve In the wars of his master, who, after de-
priving his own countrymen of liberty. has gone
to Italy to give liberty to that classic land.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

Bkp The Atlantic Monthly says that woman
is link between earth and heaven So is
sauage tossed into the air.-Lou;,riUe Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
THE POLICE REPORT.

The Police Commissioners have sent to the Lee
gi,lature brief, but sharp reply, to the prin-
cipal charges made in Senator Spinola's late re-
port. From this reply it appears that Spinola
conducted his one-sided investigation mostly alone,
and in secret, refusing TO allow the clerk Of the
Commissioners to be present; that no appeal
could be had from any question; that the testi-
mony, such as Spinola allowed to be taken, was
written in hand, and afterward secretly
translated but never read to the witnesses, and
never signed by them that the accused parties
never have been allowed to see the testimony, or
to have a copy Of it; and that the whole pro-
ceeding was in defiance Of every principle of law
or Justice. The Commissioners present the
sworn statements Of many of spinolas witnesses,
directly denying what the Senator sets forth as
their testimony. The Deputy Superintendent
states tha. the policeman who stole the watch
from the Nicaragusn Minister was immediately
suspended from duty, that charges were m,de
against him the next day, and that he Was tried
and dismissed with all possible speed. Spinol,
ssys that be was allowed to remain in the De-
psrtment. This man was member OF the old
force, q fact not stated BY the 6enstor. Mr..
Folk, the Brooklyn Superintendent. swears that
spinela would got hear the fscts IN tie Gaze Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

alleged r.De by sn ori,e.', bat be indsted on
stating that the girl denied Ia" sueh an Outrage
ever took place, or tina. she eve.' 'wofe to that
effect; yet the Senator would nov lec'ru H.
Capt. Dilks swears that no such coatll0ations IS
the Senator charges were ever nude h hi' Pre-
cinct, and Sergeant Delsmater atfirms thst ne re-
fused to answer certain questions because he had
done so once, and the repetition Was insult
irgly required. Capt. Silvey positively denies
that be ever said what SpiDOla SAYS be did about
Gen. Nyes house. Various other denials are
made, which raise s direct issue against the
verscity of the report. None of the documents
are yet officially printed, but the copies from
which we quote are believed TO be correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Railroad Convention.

BUFFALO, Friday, March lS, 1879.
The Railroad Convention, pursuant to adjournment,
met at 9 o clock this morning.
The Time Table Committee submitted schedule OF
tine between New.York and Chicago, making the
starting time from New-York at a. N.
This was obec ed TO BY the representatives of the
Hudson River road who wanted the time of starting
from New York to be fixed at 8 a. M, saying that
without this they utterly refused to concur In the re-
port.
The report Of the Committee was thereupon rejected
by the Convention.
IL was then moved that another committee Of five
be appointed to prepare schedule OF time which all
might agree upon, or that they endesyor to effect
compromise.
After some debate, the matter was entirely dropped
and the Convention adjourned.
A cal has been Issued for another Convention Of
those interested in the time Of starting from New
York. II is to be held this afternoon.
The Convection Of General Freight Agents is stil
in session. Mr.. Moran refused TO be bodnd by any
compact and It is likely that result will be arrived
at
Convention representing Southern, Western and
Southwestern interests will be held at Columbus on
the 23d inst.
The New.York Central road, and the Canadian and
northwestern connections, were fully represented at
the time table meeting this afternoon The Erie, the
Pennsylvania Central, the Baltimore and Ohio, and
the south. western lines were not represented.
A general schedule was agreed upon for leaving
New York at and II q N. aud ) p. M, running to
Chicago II So hours, and Cincinnati in 81.
lie New. ok OcDlfd4 IOhl 6uFOChlcs al lucrcdsou
rate Of speed while the other three Atlantic lines
strongly oppose i.
The New.York Central Road also urge modiica-
ton Of the existing tariff which they claim operates
TO the injury Of New.York and in favor of Baltimore
and Philadelphia. This is warmly seconded by Mr.
Hammond OF the Chicago, Quincy and Burlington
Road.
Mr.. Moran states that the Erie Road viii withdraw
from the st. Nicholas Hot. compact on the nth INST,
owing TO the Central Road making large deductions
from the rates agreed upon. ,,.
be requested TO prepare table OF rates on through
freight 10 oe presented 20 the Convention on Assem-,
bli1e this evening This carried, the Erie Road
voting iih the Southern routes.
EyESIsG SESSION.
TIE Convention adjourned before Up: N.
No slusion as made 10 the timetable.
The rates reported by the General Freight Agents
were adopted. They reduce the figures TO and from
Cincinnati St. Logis and other points bat the present
tstes are 10 remain unsltered until the 18th inst.
Mex: Wednesday at 10 q. m. the Independent. Con-
vention is to assemble at Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

The steamship Weser bring. Us news from
Europe to the 9th inst. Signs and rumors of war
were thickening, but Napoleon had denied, in the
Moniteur, that France was making any prepars-
TONS or that her obligations to Sardinia extended
to anything further than her protection against
Austrian aggression. The result Of Lord Cowley's
mission was unknown. 1t was said that Lord
Palmerston and Lord John Russell had united
against Disrseli's Reform bill, and that Mr. Bright
had come to an understanding with them in refer.
ence to the same subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
THE FRY DIVORCE CASE.

When a man marries q woman lie is bound 10
cherish and protect her through sunshine and
storm, through prosperity and adversely, through
health and sickness, so long as they both live.
They ,hau be no more twain, but one flesh, says
the Bible. She may be stricken with paralysis the
day of her marriage. and may hnger, for years, a
cherries, hopeless invalid; he must be only the
more unremittiDg and devoted in his attentions
The husband, in return for the obligations which
he voluntarily assumes, has a right to expec. and
require entire truth ard fidelity from his wife,
Suppose, however, that in this he is disappointed.
Suppose that evidence, too convincing to admit OF
doabt, is before him. that, according to the defn-
ton given BY the highest authority, his wife is a.
esJy guilty Of adultery; and that she only awaits
he opportunity, which abe is now seeking and
watching for, to become guilty in fact and in law
Su, pose there falls into his possession letter, d.
rected to her in handwriting which be knows to
be ths! of her paramOur-of ayoung man who has
already addressed her as Dearest Emily" solic-
ting Der confidence and a continuance Of the cor.
respondence-such letter, sent to his young and
beautiful wife, less thaa one mouth after marriage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

WooD AND IvoRY TuRSERs.-A second meeting Of
this class of mechanics, numbering about 300 journey
men Of this city yves hold last evecins at Social Re-
form Hall, to consider Whist were the best mesns 10
effect an increase Of their rate OF wages Mr. Francis
Ambruster was chosen Precedent, and Charles Brr
baum, Secretary 1t was decided to strike for an
increase of % per cent above the present ret- which
is from six shilDgs to dollar per day. a lesste
meeting to report the OF their employers IS to
assemble on Mondsy rext, at Cirich's Hotel No no
Third street, and mass meeting a. Social Reform
Hall on Thursday the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED BIZ
From Washington.
speci.l ptpsteh to The N. Y. Tribune.

8pecia Dkpatch 70 he ~ l. AIOUne'
WASHINGTON, Friday, March IL, 1859.
The Cabinet had q session over four hours IN
length to-day and again adjourned without reach
ing a conclusion concerning an extra session.
Postmaster. General Holt held . conference with
the President before the meeting, bat was not
present afterward. He went to the Department
to prepare statement, with view Of persuadins
his colleagues that Congress ought to be convened
Yesterday every member expressed his opinion
formally and in turn, and unite3ly against the
proclamation 20 that effect, with the exception oil
Mr.. Holt. The President maintained an adverse
position, without argument and still lnc!lne' TO
adhere TO his orig nal determination.
At the adjournment, this afternoon, no under
standing existed as to another conference to-mor'
row, but the after dance Of the Cabinet will prob
ably be requested in the morning by notices from
the President, so that the decI,ion may go BY the
California steamer
According to diplomatic intelligence here, news
that the Cass- Yrissarri treaty has been ratified
may be expected by the next steamer, but with
slight notifications which the President can accept
without compromising the position which he has
heretofore assumed
A new flibustering expedition against Nicaragua
has been organizing for some time, and Gen.
Walkers departure for California is directly con-
nected with it. AS the enterprise will start from
the Pacific side his recent profession of the Catho-
lie faith is believed to be designed as Precipitation
to Ncaraguan sentiment but will not succeed, since
he is known and detected. Gen. Hennngsen's
emigration scheme, ostensibly for Arizona, is sup
posed to be inspired by similar purpose, with an
understanding as to future rendezvous and juno
ton Of forces.
The net balance in the Treasury, according to the
weekly ement, is seven millions, bot material
portion of this is derived from the sale of the re-
cent loan.
To the Associated Press - o
WAsHINGroS, Friday, March lS 1859.
The counsel of Mr.. Sickles purpose making an ap-
plicaiion to the Criminal Court on Monday 10 com-
mence the trial on Tuesday.
The Cabue. to-day did not conclude the question OF
an Extra St ssion of Congress. decision will proDa-
bly, be arrived at to morrow.
The War Department has Just issued list OF the
promotions made in the various divisions OF the Army
since the 10Th of December last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, c. W., FRIDAY, March, Is, 800.
In Parliament, last night, MIR. Baehanan's motion
that the House DO not 90 into Committee the new
Tariff of the Inspector General was lost, by majority
of 49, MIR. Buchanan motion was looked on as motion
of want of confidence in the Administration. 1t Is now
probable that the Tariff will be passed, with
slight notifications. The Inspector General stated
that when in Committee, he woud be willing to con-
slider the proprety of defering the operation Of the
new Tariff for such time would enable the Upper
Canada merchants to obtain their goods from the
place of growth. This announcement, well as the
result of Mr. Buchanan's amendment, was received
with loud cheers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

One Of our Washington correspondents tele-
graph, that new fllibustering expedition to MIC
aragus is in preparation. 1t is TO seq out from the
Pacific side, whittier Gen. Walker has gone. The
Arizona scheme is, according to the same author
ity, feint--Gen. HeDniDgsen and bis companions
really aiming at the theatre Of their former glory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Arrival of the Pacific.

ST. JoHNs 8, \. p, FTidaF, Harch Is, 10.
The steamship Pacific, from Galway ca tue S.h
inst. mas arrived here Hex news Is anticipated b.
the Weser, at New.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Asw9lprk Daily Gaibnne
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1859.
TO COHREsPOyDEyT5.

No node. -ar - taken o. Anon Jraoai connnrisoaA Wat
ever Intended 'ot tnseron NUT Be authenticated b. the
nan. .Id sderexs wtsr-oot necessarily for ngblc
tou bu; - su.-so;J for his good fsth-
We cannot undertake TO r.turu rejected Commentaries
sunss l..su for TIE fRsvs, ohe. should "a ~ esse b
sd1ress,S 70 HoRAcz 0REELFY L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
A CreYasse,

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Friday, March IL, 1889.
A crevasse opened at Tolula, sixty five miles above
Yicksburg, on Wednesday night destroying Z. Norths
plantation and flooding the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
MurderOus Attack.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Friday, March Is. 1879.
Capt. Desmukes, while returning from the theater
on Wednesday night with his wife, was attacked by
four men and shot. His wounds viii probably prove
fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
From BOSTON.

BosTos, Friday, March Is, 1853.
The purchase Of the Hancock House was defeated
in the House to-day by yeas 81, nsys97.
The Rev. James Ketda, DID,, died at Plymouth
yesterday; sged 81 yeays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
DIP LANES McCLISIock's

DE-. JAMES MCCusTock's
Ptc1opAL srRvr
For ell As,esot, Of the Throat and Longs. Phoe 81.
COLD AsD coreB MIXTURE.
Vorrecen. Cough, snd Gods. Price Is cents,
ASTHMA REMEDY.
Gves rssIt RrLrrr AND rspd cure. Pre- 80 IA
yr.,ri. and HTis'. Hone JorrndI 'awef
DR. AcCLx1ocE's PEcTosAL sfRUP.
nws wos urrs al sbo are .i,,ed With symptom. o. I'M
ton Of Throat and Lungs procure and use without De
DR. james HeCDtocS PeooTsl Strip with guarantee ths'
nom tie Of it enplo yner thsJ will feel TIE
mos: az PRISM 9 reief"-tHoms Journal, n Y.
The Ps.Re Ledger, Philadelphia, .ay,of
Dr. NcCLRTocK's PEcToRAL sfRuP.
"Tbs mos. important contributions si. BY '.noe 20
the welfare Of the public are undou 'tsdJ Di Jsura
sy sns me pr.e,oe Of rs.ry Thirty yes IN Phiads shis
and e,ewbere"-tPublis Ledger Phises
THE EEw-YoRg LEDGER SAYS
Dr.. NcCLnTocKs DfAREHEA Cordial.
"our confidence in the efficacy Of Dr. James hcclntocT &,
Dsrrbes Cordial IL bounded. Every BODY should nave
!. the prescription Of an eminent phydean"-lA "s
The New York Herald ,a,sJ
Dr.. McCLKIocKs FAMILY MfDicnLs
"Tbe whole list of Or James Mccrtoct Medicines should
be kept In the fous. every careful family In case OF emesen
Cyl kew.YoTk Herald
The E.w- Yo,t Daily Tima ,peakin7 Of
Dr. McCLnIocK's Fa1ILY MEDICINES, SAYS.
"Tbe .se,t and best the ,uny have been pae.'
OF Dr. James McCptoch OF our greatest sycan have
been his pupil" -lNew.York Daily Times
c.rr,o,-Au DR.. JAMES McCLiyrocK's FAMILY MrDr-
cSEs bear the signature Of GsRkI kokTos sncaes.ar 20
Cu,bmen Coz original and sole Proprstor. Wn9e,.s
sold by r. C. WELLS Co. No lis Pfsnknst, sud by
Druggists everywhere -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

THE TIP-TOP,
For q sPRSe DUsTER,
The oLIPaAsT SACK,
For the Counting ROOM
And the BLooAER FEocR,
Tor the Promenade
Three Entirely NV STYLES % CoArs,
Dor ePEIG.
To be found sLYst
SMITH BRoraERs OSE PEIcE STORES.
Nos l22, 1855 and 40 FultonH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

Al,o, the following sales were made yesterday, a:
the Merchants Exchange, BY Messrs. j. Blceckcv,
a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
KEROSENE Ous-CAUTION.

In consequence Of continued efforts made BY the manuc
turer Of strong netting and smoky coal oils 20 de-
ceve public calling their oils KrSosESE has become
necessary notify that they ought TO exact from the
q selling the genuine oil Care
should avoid the explosive compounds OF
oil offered In the market Coal OIL or
KEEoEsE By interested parties for the purpose OF damaging the
sse which has Of late taken the place OF the many
DANGEROUS fluids heretofore In general Purchasers who
have which they suspect to be counterfeit Of kER
will confer favor by leaving sample a. the ooe OF
The COMPANY with of the seller and found 10 be
an imitation will be commenced for the illegal Of the
word KIsosESE the trade marx Of the KEROSENE OIL CON-
PAHY, No. 80 Besverst, NJ Y.
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LACE CURTAINS.
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