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GlatattOn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOB
IT1Y0UNG LADIES-The SUMMER SESSION begins
May 4th 1852 The course Of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES is full ami thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance reqared for Female education is the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and adj
va tges of the Christian family invited examine The
Sch 1
Fol terms Of admission and further informaton address
Rev. $50. LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount WASHINGTON
Batm Co, Maryland, Rev. DR.. HEINER, Second st.
Batimo Catalogues can he had at CUSHINGS * BAL
LEHS. Fillmore street. and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Sec1nd
street. apsf
ri EW LONDON CADEMY,
~ - CHESTER COUNTY, Pa
PROF EDWARD u. PORTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL "
The 252 Session of this weknown School will commence
May 3 1889 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the sauhrty of its climate and the
elevated cha acter Of its citizens Coach the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark Del
TO convey Students to the Academy.
Terms-SSj per Session of five months The PRINCIPAL NAV
be seen at the Maby House April 10Th and 10Th apiS
A LEX HOFFMAN,
n DESIGNER AND CARVER
d r 4 WING A " d ii OBJ Ell NG
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, (hird stOry,)
mh2iy Opposite sun Building, Baltimore.
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o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
#siii cree of the Circuit Court for Howard county, the sub
- sclbe as Trustee will offer public sale at the
"a me lSth DAY of June 1852 at u O'Clock NJ the HOTEL
az az with dwelling house, stor, house and
buildings belonging the estate of the late lanes
Clarke thereto tached The contains about eighty
acres win an abundance Of wood and water and about
Factory. ~ ~ '"'e'
Also, at the time and place the Trustee will offer the
farm upon which James Clarke resided the time of his
death, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
AChES OF LAND, with a comfortable DWELLING and
necessary oubudngs 1t is about two miles from Carkes
vile and adjonS the lands Of John O'Donnc and William
Clarke, ESqrS.
This property will be sold in lots purchasers
The terms of sale, prescribed by Decree are That
onehrd Of the purchase money shall paid in cash on the
ratification of the SALE and the balance equal install
mentS in one and two from the day ofsae the whole
70 pear interest from the day of sale, and the credit payments
surety or suretes to be approved by the Trustee
WM. Ii. G. DORSEY,
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SG0hs ana Statiunsrp.

MURPHY 3 C0.-BOOKSELLERs, PUB
AFA LISTERS, PRINTERS.
STATIONER Frs,
MARBLE BUILDING, le2 BALTIMOREST
S1-t BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
ii AS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
y 4 St,RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACtOtNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain in very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds ''
STATIONERY Of every descriptions for Office and private
use, VIZ: STEEL. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. SEALING WAN
&c., &c. " -"'
INK, Writing and Copying Of all the best makers EFT
NAIES, &c, dc ' " - 'i'-'
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do Gc &c all at Low,
prices. ~ ' " a. AZ"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call. fa29tf
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4t o. TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
ON THE
+ r E d E Il / G K R DAD
NOD = L

--.;sA FREDERICK road
FOR SALE.
by virtue of authority from Robert Fenour and WIFE the
subscriber will offer at public sale, the Exchange Sales
room O. ~ South Gay street. in the city Baltimore, on
III KSDA Y the 9Th day OF june, 1852 at o'clock p NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND, which was
conveyed to Robert Feinour by Rein H. Worhngton and
wife, by deed bearing date the 10th day October 1880
recorded among the land records of Bal more county, in Lii
Der "a, folio 90, &c
The Farm contains about FORTY ACRES OF LAND, and
situated in Baltimore county, near the Frederick
Turnpike, between and miles from the CITY About 10
acres OF IT are in WOOD 1t is well waercd and particular
suitable for the Country Residence gentleman from
The improvements consist of a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with Dairy and other necessary outbudings
IL mas also upon an excellent Apple and Peach Orchard Of
well selected Fruit ~ "
Inc terms Of sale That half of the purchase mo.
ney shall be paid the day of sale and the balance in two
equal nstaments in three months from the ay Of
Saeth credit payments to bear interest and TO secured
by the notes of the purchaser with approved security
WM. II. &. DORSEY, Attorney
GIBSON Il co,
mzi-ZlWtS S BE CO. ADV. Auctoneers.
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CAPE LOOKOUT.

~ This Cape the junction of the Chesapeake
e. 1As4 and Potomac waters, equidist;nt
1850 hundred miles from the four South
en- cites Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Richmond
forming perfect ocean, with the commerce the whole
~ through the channel Of the broad expanse of the
chesapeake bay thirty miles side the Potomac
river on the other side twenty miles. aordng elegant
d retreat for surf and still bathing, with
ate uNuries of Salt Water FISH Oysters &c iording
elegant and beautiful drives in the distance Of fifteen miles,
surrounding the pennSular through handsomely cuiva
t country will be ready for the LIST day Of
july next ensuing with hundred and nine Cottages and
handsome Hotel erected has been entered into
5it the propetors Of Point Lookout by VIM. H. Allen and
Land Murdoch, Architects of Baltimore, the effect
above stated. ap62m
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daaterinq 9lates.

AM, y " .,
ETltEfzkA 1D.yS COUNTy pEvvSyr
EsB itIAHt46s TANIA
This welknowu WATERING PLACE will be open for the
reception Of visitors 10th The Proprietor added
a large THREE STORY BUILDING, with THIRTY addi-
tonai ROOMS including Paror, Dining Room, &c These
with other improvements will enable him greatly extend
his accommodations. ~
sS-Ihe Gettysburg Railroad being opened, vsiters
can 60 y rail to oxford passing through Hanover, having
only nine miles staging over superb road.
C. MOCL,
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pdIVIUIVIt' NpTII J. IS53.
EDD nuI

ORDERS FOR THE
~ BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL,
viii be received the office of
MESSRS. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD,
No. SO SECOND STREET,
until further notice.
am nov prepared to receive orders the Sizes
which will be promptly filled.
CHARLES GILMOR,
m3f Sole 4oapt
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0ianos ano Tlusit.

r,sz1EE-@--llg THE BEST PIANO FORTES
E4zss-s5s-zissg ARE
\ II u n " CHICKERING & SONS
. They have received 50 Medals for their SUI
pcrority all other makes and the late fair the Ma
ryand Institute the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknowledged by all judges, to be the BEST PIANOS in
United States.
Ns-Some excellent second hand Pianos sale Pianos
tuned. l. T. ST0DDARD,
No 4 Cal,
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GOal.

NOTICE-The undersigned having made ar
engagements 10 transact business for WM Mc!LYMONT
co. would most respectfully to his friends, Gus
toners and consumers of COAL generally that he has taken
The oce - SECOND STREET where he would be pleased to
receive orders which will meet with prompt attention, guar
anteeng the Coal to give satisfaction
C. NJ DESHON.
Anri11
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TOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST
GEO. 3. COALE,
Is the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital, 100000; Surplus, $l3IN56
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A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA OF BALTIMORE
lncorporatedby the State of Maryland, 1858
- OFFIcE-No. &c SECOND STREET, SECOND Story
The Company nsures every description Property in the
cityagainst loss damage by fire - " ~
The Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
for Insurance.
i l. ARMSTRONG; President
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COALl
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TONED punds Su-
perior quality Of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
Delivered free of charge part of the city, at s.
per ton-22i0 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer
ohice-N " corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
\. W corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-fOOt Eutay street
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital, S6OO,OO0; Surplus s377,229
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms Co, HARTFORD.
EaSl Canitll S2LM

FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to any amount in Companies Of the very best
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable Information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE. such as forms of Applicant IL, statements
loss, &c, &c.
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with of Pre-
MUM, for months not used.
CEOERE p CoAJF .oan+
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Police Intelligence.

G. Clark, mate ofthe schooner Escoraza was arrest
ed by the harbor police on charge OF having mugglcd
1000 seaars from Cuba. The property found in III
possession Of the accused Caspar Houser, Frank Mile
and Charles Dorsher, caught IN the act oe burgtp
rously entering grocery Of Forch srce,
and Lexington avenue Thursday night Committed for
examination Reuben Compton and Peter Tower assaulted
John Boyle In such savage manner that tho life OF tho
latter supposed TO be In danger. The assslants were
arrested and locked up for trial by Justice Qaackcnbush
Gecysana Gordon for having assaulted Mrs Jenny Nay,
Of Jersey City and njurng her that her life Is Ia dan
ger, Was aso locked up for trial by Justice Qunckcnbush.
Two boys, named Charles Walker and Michael Gallagher,
we're arrested for picking adys pocket at tho Methodist
church IN Thirteth street, on Thursday evening Com
mitted for trial Josiah Collins, for asssulting Edward
rcrry Win IN IRON scrapcr, locked up Ia the Tombs
sarah Mcdonald was Committed for trial charge Of
stealing about e86 worth Of clothing from Henry Dcekrck
magistrates yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-26
THE SCENE AT THE BATTERY.

When Tho newS that the Prince Albert WAS coming up
the bay began 70 circulate people ocked towards the
Battery from all directions In short time some two or
three thousand people congrssascd thcre, whore
they awaited the Decentralization Of william Smith o Brien
with the utmost impatcnce At eleven O'Clock Company
=, Of the Fourth regiment New York State Militia, pre-
ceded by band and bringing with them two field pieces
nnc poundcrs) arrived on the ground and as soon a.
the steamer cast anchor on the Battery they fred
tonal salute No sooner had they ceased firing than
second salute was fred from Brosklyn Heights by tho
Napperandy Artillery Company aud the reports Of tho
several guns came booming over the water with very
good effect snow storm now commenced, and as the
crowd incrs ased in sin II increased In Importance Two
steamers were alongside the Prince Albert
and every boat that passed w. and from her
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Arnold Carl August Won ofen German, residing At
No James alp, committed suicide Thursday night, BY
shooting himself in the head with pistol The evidence
before the Coroner showed that decssd was subject to
nts temporary insanity brought on by toJfrce indul
gence IN drink, and that he committed the act Of scf de
strucuon while IN such unsound state Of mind.
in me case OF Francis West, the boy who
and killed by horse and wagon in Third street.
nne u, the jury rendered q verdict Of "Acc,dental
DEATH generating The driver from all blame.
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LATER FROM WESTERN MEXICO.

! IfIVM TIC faDanin Star and Herald, Feb o.
BY the Sonora We have late news from The coast Of
Mexico. On the 9th of January Mazatlan still In pos
session OF the conservatives Capt. Curry OF Her Maes
tvs ship Alarm, had sezed the schooner Of Iurbide
essignng as reason for doing that Capt Norton, Of
the urbfde, had overhauied foreign merchant vessels
vas said That Pesqueira intended to assault the CITY
deieDces On the arrival of several siege pieces, which
were hourly expected from Caulican. $500
General airanou garrsoned Co'ima with 500 men, and
with the rest OF his force bad marched Gusdaasa
to which place Bscino had been sent for the purpose OF
inducing rauon to TO the assistance Of the troops
IN the city Of Nazatan.
Ii regard TO the OF Paton, American citizen
VT eff cs had been seized by the Governor Of Mazat
aD Capt Davis, OF the St. Marys had been promised by
the liberal generals eDre restitution Of the stolen pro-
perty.
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CONCERT At THE IMMACULATE ECoNtEprfoyA grand sacred
concert win be given the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, Fourteenth street, morrow evening The
object is to aid in dcfayng the expense Of new organ
'"Agrand and magnificent Instrument which will be
worth while 10 60 boar. The programme for tho con-
cert presents feas Of music and song which not often
accessible to the people on such easy terms. we have no
doubt therefore, that for this reason besides the cha
ri'aolc nature Of the object the attendance will be nu
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Fea.e thsnes 70 Panama abe may be expected at Pa
ine naIAhac expeced to leave Acapulco for Guaynss
On 20 February ouchng a. San Bias Manzanio and Ma
Iert maid Fairfax has been transferred from the
o. %aIS' TO the Saranac Lieut. Thomas Of the Saranac,
S.s invaded, and will take passage Ia the Decatur
UGm Realelo 10 Panama n d
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NAVAL TNTEILIcENCn

rrom tne rAnama Star aud Herald Fob 81
the United states stcaukfrgate saranac arrived AZ Aca
rulco the 23d Janusvy after touch,ng q, az I ~ ~ va
Reacjo she met thet harys and transfrred the
relief crew The st. Marys sailed for Panama direct on
the 18th February """"'
The United ssalcs soop war Decatur was ordered 4,
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BSSTr AT Laura KxxsHe TwAmx-Mr. Couidock, ono
OF the best metropolitan actors has his benefit tonight
Tho bill Includes "our American Cousin" and the ars.
act OF i"us XII" angliciscd from Casimr DeIavigne
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THx Snow sroRS--The storm extepds South as far NJ
Washington and East 10 Boston,
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EEmpire c'cst h palx,
Provided the Emperor hA, bis way;
But oppose him, then beware
LEmpirc c'cst y gUssre.
franco AnQlassc.
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City Railroads.

MEETING AT THE toVPEE fssTIrUrE--rHE ROOM
PACKED--CHoKiSG DOWN spgAxsRs -rHg PUR-
POsE OF TnE MEETING xBypHrEp-REsOIurro
SPEECHES, ETC.
There vas meeting held at the Cooper Institute last
night in accordance with the following CALI
NEW CiIr hAnRoApe-The inhabitants of hs city Of New
foyt who arc opposed legislative grants Of The right "
raToads In The OF this CITY v private ascot
t0ls without eSDpsr sa'on ,hs city susa vauabls fran
chtses sd meet AZ frdsv a
9Th Inst, at 1k O'Clock, p. n
papet Lcfo We Hsvemeyer, Peter Cooper,
yosxPn nohe, m 1uoker Jas. Renwick,
=. ao1gen, Jaoee u kiuR charlea A. Dana,
yonn - orsen Daniel D. Iteinann James II. Welsh,
1osos 1hyIW' Mm urls k0Jes, Watts Sherman,
j. teymOur j. Blunt Xnfhonv I. Roherts
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do not despair |!

h.3-AN OLD INDIAN DoCrOR,
UNCAS BRANT, while Mis-
sionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discover
a RARE PLANT, that proves to
he a certain cure for consump-
tiou, bronchitis, asthma. liver
complaint, nervous affections,
coughs, colds, &c. Having now
made his fortune aud retired
from business, he will send the
prescriptions and direct for
preparing the medicines free o I
charge to all who desire it, and
will send to his agent. enclosing
two stamps, LG cents, to pay the
return letter, with q escription
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 cases IF consumption
alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Addressalll let
ters TO DANIEL ADEE,
Box 353l =. o., New York,
Who Is his sole agent.
JulV l--ly
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tn all the leading branches ofmanufacturing iudus
J. try, the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, clothet, seamstress
dressmaker. saddler, carriage trimmer hat manufac
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Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
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of this truth refer to any of the thousands of
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TO meet the growing demand for smaller and more
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Singers New Family Sewing Machine.
hich is the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
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1t makes the improved nterloced stitch and is capable
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any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur.
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1t is not subject to the objection OF using twice too
much thread and making rayeling seam, like the
Grover & Baker; is it confined in its operation
few thin fabrics liable get out ofo der and
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Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
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beautiful pictorial paper. devoted to Sewing Ma
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ass Il ondway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, -, Baltimore, st Lonis,
Providence, Glovcrsville Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile.
/ Newark, Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AeEN1s-E. a. Higgins, Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son, MaumcC.
April 10th, lN5S.
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EEIEC'E RO

EIEIBICE d HkO
GOLD AND SILVER Z l. A TIN G..
Watches and other Goods
PLATED WITH GOLD OR SILVER AT THE
SEsOzsEESF NOTICE.
NAV 2T--3 W. p. GRISWOLD.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

nANTEI. JORDON, of Toledo, in the county OF
IL Lucas. and State of Ohio, is notified that Ann
Jordon did on the 9th day of November 4. ID. 1858
file her petition in the office of the Clerk of the court
Of Common Pleas within and for the comfy of Wood
and state of Ohio charging the said Daniel Jordan
with being willully absent from petitioner for three
wears also with extreme cruelty and asking that she
nav he dcvoI0od from the said Daniel Jordan and he
allowed her reasonable alimony, which petition will
be for hearing at the next term of said court.
ANN JORDAN.
Dec. .lG, IS5}--52wGS2 CO. By S.Jeffcrson. atty,
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TOT sale,
ON the most reasonable terms, the southwest quar-
~ ter of the north half of section number 8, town
of range number IL, containing 80 acrcs also that
fractional part section number 34 southeast of the
river in town g. of range g. containing SO acres, liz
Wood county. Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
SeOtelnbpr 10. lS5T-lSF
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4 GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $1,000 On
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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Snle oC Renl Estate hy Order of Court.

ON the 18th day Of January 1889. between the hours
~ of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock y. NJ of said DAY.
at the door of the Court House. in the town of Per-
rysbUrg will he sold 10 the highest hidderthc follow
ing real the property of Nicholas Reiser de-
ceased, to Nt; In-lots No, three hundred and fifty
eight sos and three hundred ana siNty-thre 1857
in the town OF Perryshurg, Wood Co., O.
Terms of sale, One third in hand, One third in one
year, and One thrd In two years, with interest.
JOHN YEAGER & JOHN WEBB, adm'rs.
F.N ID. X. Holt NBECK, att'ys.
Dec. % lSSS-33w4S2l3.
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RECOMMENDATION.
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CONTEMPLATION.
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Cincinnati o., Oct. 8, 1858.
We take pleasure in certifying that we have known
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NEW BOOK !!
The Chart of Life /:

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