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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

DISTURBANCE IN CHURCH.-On Friday
evening last riotous scene occurred in the
Reformed Dutch Church at Flatbush, \. \.
The Rev Mr.. Strong. pastor Of the church,
was exhorting in an earnest manner, when
Mr.. Adrian Martense, well known citizen
Of that place, whose biuntness Of speech is
apt to be much more forcible than elegant,
spoke up loud, '!rhat's lie" The reyer-
end gentleman stopped short in his haran-
que, and clevating his eyebrows, peered over
his specs in the direction Of the pew from
whence the sound proceeded. The whole
congregation looked round in astonishment,
scarcely believing their own ears, and the
dozy among the hearers were efectually
awakened. Judge Lott went up to Mr.. Mar
tense, and mildly told him that such langu-
guage would not DO to have in 4 church, and
that i! he could not behave himself he would
have to leave the church. In answer Mr..
Martcnsc seized the honorable gentleman by
the lapel Of the coat and brought him
down uD0n the floor. Mr.. Oakley: MEM
Der Of the New York bar, and justice of the
peace of the town of Flatbush, then stepped
up and attempted to put Mr. Martense out,
when he was caught by the throat, choked,
and thrown upon the floor. BY this time the
whole church was in an uproar the women
and children screeching, and the men crowd
Ing on the tops Of the pews to get glimpse
Of the comhatants. Mr.. John Bcagen and
Mr.. lIegeman, then stepped to the rescue of
the Judge and justice, and succeeded in cap
turing the ferocious Mr.. Martense, who was
conveyed to the lookup. The prisoner was
subsequently taken before Justice Oakley,
who had the satisfaction of tining him in the
sum OF So, which he paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

MlRAcuLors EScArE.-Mr. VIM. l. Blue,
Of Springfield, in this county, went out into
q pasturc-icld near the village, a few days
a go, for the purpose of catching his riding
horse. Upon one side of the field was a
prccipicc, ranging from ten to fifty feet, be-
meath which is embedded the most frightful
and dangerous looking rocks conceivable
upon approaching, the horse, which was
somewhat vicious and difficult to take up,
wheeled upon the verge of the precipice, lost
It's footing and falling, knocked Mr.. Blue off
with it. The horse was almost instantly
killed, but most wonderful to tell, Mr.. B.
received but some few slight bruises, his
fall being broken by Il small bush at the
base. Upon measuring the distance, it was
ascertainea 10 be thirtY-fye feet perpendicu-
lar-R1MHry IHi@iHyenccr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

NEWLY APPOINTED MlDsHlpMES.-lhe
following is list of the graduates at the Aa'
val Academy, in order Of merit, who reccN'
ed their warrants last week as midshlpmeh
in the navy. NJ. S. Stuyvesant, A. d. Mhat
ton, J. D. Maron, J. o. Kane, S. =. G'ile'I'
7. l.. Swami, S. D. Ames, I. l.. Dornln, -
C. Watson, J. L. Tayloe, II. B. Robson ;; -
r. McNair, w. II. Barton, I. S. Brown, H.
II. Manley, W. Whitehead. 4. A. Walker
w. S. Schley, l. l. Harrison, }. l.. lioolr'
S. Is. Paddock, I. L. IIoge, S. Casey, l.. w.
Read, C. W. Read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

CHECKS n> RAILROAD TlcNErs.-A new
system OF tickets has been adopted upon the
;..a>tnrn Railroad, which is designed to IA
cili;atc tie settlement OF accounts ~!th the
several static. agents. Every ticket is MUM
bereC!, commencing ri 20" and going up to
1906. 600" and then commencing at 80
4" and increasing again. by this arrange
racnt the number OF tickets sold FROM any
given station mag be ascertained at any mo
ment, without reckoning. The last ticket
sold denotes the number. The tickets OF
each station are numbered separately. They
arc printed at Buffalo, by some peculiar pro-
cess, said not TO he known anywhere else.-
Boston L'VUr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

The congressional republican committee
naving in charge the conduct of the cam
.,?ien. have endorsed Summers speech by
printing it re- Il campaign document, with
an appendix confirming the Gdditlonal en-
dorsoment of Josiah Quincy. We do not
know t~hat better evidence Mr.. summer can
al; of the approval of bis party. " want
40 better evidence of the bisotry oi black
.aprblicanism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
How long

Dir. Buchanan was nominated at Cincin~
nett four years since, on She seventeenth bal
lot Pierce having been dropped after the
fifteenth, and Douglas withdrawn on the
last. 3uchanan's original strength was 1855,
while Pierce commanded l223 votes. and
Douglas So. On the seventh ballot the Pierce
vote Of New York, its soft half, ltor TIE
delegation was di:ided,} went over 10 Dou-
.!rs. ;'hen Douglas was withdrawn, he
he'd gained 50 votes on his original strength,
and Buchanan 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

GaribalGi has been successful, So far, in
his expedition to Sicily. Palermo is in his
possession-and the fall of the scattered posts
still held by the Neapolitan forces must
speedily follow. 1t looks as if the King OF
Naples would soon be in company with the
expelled Dukes of Tuscany, Modena, Nc.
:.ctor Emanuel stands ready, no doubt, to
unmcr, whenever it shall suit the Emperor
Of the French to allow the extension Of his
dominions Europe looks ON, YHietly as yet.
How long?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
The Japanese in New York.

The arrival and reception Of the Japanese
En- bassy, took place according to the pro
gramme, and every thing passed off we'll
Not less than three hundred thousand peo'
pie witnessed the procession, which was Il
very imposing one. The streets were tho
roughly cleaned, and every obstruction which
it was possible to remove was made to yield
to the public convenience. The special train
from Philadelphia, containing the Embassy,
arrived at Anlboy five minutes after twelve
o'clock, on Saturday, where the steamer
Aida was in waiting with the New York
committee of the Councils. Several other
steamers were in company, and the effect
was very fine. The approach of the steam
els was announced by salutes from Cover
norS island, from the Battery, and from va
r3us vessels in the harbOr.' Every vessel
was gaily adorned with flags and streamers.
The Aida reached the Battery at half-pasi
two o'clock, and the landing was effected
AMID The firing OF cannon and the cheers
Of the multitude. Broadway, from Union
Square to the Battery, was a mass Of human
beings, and there were nearly equal crowds
in the other streets through which the pro-
cession passed. The route was through
Battery place to Broadway, through Broad-
way to Grand street, through Grand street
to the Bowery, through the Bowery and
Fourth avenue 10 and around Union square
to Broadway, down Broadway to the Metro
politar Hotel. The military turnout was
very large. The appearance of Broadway,
with its enormous crowd OF people, and its
numerous flags, American, japanese, and
those of ether nations, was very striking.
All sorts Of devices and decorations were ex-
hibited. some of them very appropriate and
others bordering on abSurity. The Metro
poitan Hotel. where the guests are lodged,
is profusely adorned within and without,
and it is the chief centre of attraction for the
nnn llitn.ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

Adyicc> from Malaga, received via Gibral-
ter, state the cholera was prevailing there to
!! tea..u extent, and thatits ravages were not
confined to the poorer people, but that all
classes were attacked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
COME TO THE MOUNTAINS

7 CAN ACCOMMODATE Il few BOARDERS
i comfortably. Those who wish to spend few
weeks in the country during the warm weather of
July and August, will find this II healthful and
pleasant location. Situated at the base of the
Blue Ridge, in Ashby's Gap, the village of Paris
has climate and atmosphere as healthtu and
inYigoratinS As can be found anywhere. 1t is
easy OF access by railroad and stage.
B. F ADAMS.
Paris, Fauquer Co., Va, je i6--eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

rhsre .yas great storm in England in the
/, tier part of last month Much fruit was
DESTROYED, and many Ens trees III the parks
oros,rated. At sea, the gale was terrific
and more than one hundred veSSela were
x7.eel:ed upon the northern and eastern
..l--stc OF tie island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

Another labor movement has been COM
mcuced in Englaud--but it is said with no
better prospect Of success and not as good
than the late movement commencing with
the bricklayers. 1t is thought that agitators
are pushing the matter farther than the steady
laborers themselves desire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

TAe Baltimore Sun speculates on the con-
ditioo and prospects Of the Democratic Con-
yenti5n, and says, what with strife and
division in the democratic party, and an
ayowcd enemy to the South in the republican
party, the claims Of the Constitutional Union
party may rise above all other considerations
and prove eminently attractive to conserva-
tlA- MN. North. South. East and West.N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

The Boston railroads must be we'll man
aged .or with l considerable falling OFT III
business the Lest year, in consequence OF
a sta cnario% in trade. they are paying eight
per cent. annually. Some ha@" annlhlated
their debts and vastly reduced theic e&pea-
ses. This is attributed to discreet mapage-
ment, the best security to liz Stockholders
that their investment is good one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

4 huckster in Washington, returning from
market, was knocked down and robbed, in
the Smithsonian grounds, on Saturday night
last There were three robbers engaged in
plunGeriuw him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1860.

CoNCa2ss.-Iu the Senate, yesterday, the
Naval Appropriation bill, was further con
sceIed, and sundry amendments proposed
and discussed. In the House of Represen'
tatives, the majority report in the kentucky
contested election case, declaring Mr. Amber
sor the sitting member entitled to his seat,
vas adopted. Action was also taken on the
Sena,e'S amendment to the Legislative, Judi
cial ond Executive Appropriation bill. a
minority report from the Covode lnvestiga-
ting Committee was made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

GENUINE English Waldron and Hav
Vi Darling Grain and Grass scl h T. above
Rakes &C., &c. Just received a supply 9nnnIy Of
Scythes, first rate artele--also goos &c. Call
Hay Rakes, Suaths, Rifles, stones &c
at No. IS King St., Alexandra. ,HTON,
ie2 JNo. l. Iof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19
JAMES
IRBY & SAUNDERS,

, may JAMES sAIHHtT
IRBY & SAUNDERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GkoUrat
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANis
tEs'stand recently occupied by M9Daniei' ~ Zen.
preston, near tho Dep3t of toe Virginia ahs
ues.ee Railroad, Water street, Lynchonrs' all
~ Liberal cash Announcements MADE
consignments in hand.
Lynchburg, Va, je l6-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

Some talk is made about the resignation
Of Secretary Toucey, under the "vote OF
censure" In Great Britain such vote by
the House Of Commons would force, immedi-
ately, Il change Of ministers; but, in this
country. it is not according to the theory of
the Constitution, nor to the practice of pre-
ccding administrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

Mr.. Forsyth, our late Minister to Mexico,
remarks in the Mobile Register:-"The last
Mexican news is OF the highest Importance
Contrary to the expectations raised by pre-
vous adyices, Mramon had been entirely
successful. and the Liberals suffered a terri
BILE, perhaps decisive defeat. 1t will be
kept in mind that the pretended news which
represented the affairs Of Miramon as hope
less, and predicted his speedy downfall, came
from Vera Cruz, and we have had abundant
evidence OF how utterly unreliable is all in
tv.ligeucc through that channel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-19

The Session of Congress, it is definitely
settled, is to be prolonged to the 25th inst,
the House on Saturday having adopted the
Senate resolution for that purpose. Sena-
tor Powell's movement for reconsidera-
ton of the vote postponing the Morrill, tariff
bill to the next session, is regarded as hay
ing much political significance. But it is not
probable that any new measure will be adop-
ted, as both Mr. Hunter and Mr.. Fessenden
declare that weeks will be required to effect
such All object. At the evening session of
the House, on Saturday, the proposition tor
q loan Of twenty millions Of dollars was OPP
posed BY McSsrs. Sherman, Grow, Stevens, of
Pennsylvania, Etheridge, and Stanton, and
supported by Messrs. Millson and Crawford.
1t was finally rejected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

DRY GOODS, &C.
CLoAKs-CI.oAKs-0Lo
GREAT ABDUCTION IN rRIcEa
S S'.sf W :: ~. e. .ss Sss .'''' ''''
rpsr.a, French md xnss.esn Beaver uah.
V. WIN open an. Il hes: Goods ,us received
from our ssss s ~ 2'; "oss ';;a
ou ". :
where % a's S1xi1rT. STYLE AND rIx1sH
Y q = e .ss
svs being WAY We AVS "a Ssai
''a' n's 'A0o' I'd so Psss6 5s o., x..,,,,,,
264 BoweYy, near Houston sroek
EAHn0lD1alrs hFD Ud sHSs 54s5s
PAxIol PASIoI PAsIoiu
s ss ~ s ps.: s :: s
o-.,,, ;, .,,, An M .s1D5,.. Z. SALE
:sS $ss q
Eouitcn Acc colan 81 worth 81 80
s sss ss Tsss vs: o'nas' D''o'
ss ss sss: s ss s.: l.:
o 5sS e. -
i.Ss: 1s sadss opportunity 70 purchase ar.s
y WILLIAMS CO..
Successor 10 Peter Roberta No 40 Broadway.
I,AIL AND WINTER sHAwsi
PLAID AND FANCY wooLLHS sHAwIA
BRoCHEs STELLAR
10, 10 40
Large vAristy-Cheap.
LORD 1 TAYLOR,
xoA 4s to ~ Broadway.
rs 10 ISL Grand sroeA
IL and - Jatharfne RrooA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26
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give hes call Ladies' 70 cenM oentis1su soa admtsed-
AGADABE RAY ~ TIE sHf MEDICAL AND Busr
sgss ina sumSs. esrs.s .Cssdy msrrsss ssds sdasa
Reeearsa 30 seventh TwGfy seventh sreeA
Ladies - eesb; genuemen ~ cena
MADAME LRANDHR LnHr. SEVENTH DAUgHrER,
IN be cpusuhed about love marriage. absent frsspds
ens AL the n he n i3< Mott street. Ladies -
gentlemen 20 een Causes speedy marriage asd gives iuchy
nunobea
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Ante = ~ md o0er cties with eus1rs eNnfsc<ku Via
feels cuunfsns - hes ehs o. future
wife ~ huNbsnd, ae ~ of her vtxv III vsh tbs tush
give her call a 80 fkhd abcws Twenty nrH exe
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

A LARGE LOT OF InPuRTKD CAN ARITs, THaUsHss.
a Black Birds Luis Cold rieetes hocsing Birts al IN
erceept sonE Wholesale retail Bri Cages IA for sale
at ssofe no. Is rulsos ~ eel conner of 0ola =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

DOB BALn Oh KxCHAN9A-ALL KINDS OF CITY
and country Properly embracing 100 Farms Roni-
dencea and Building oa In healthy locations couguous Ia
New York with nne water and iplaAd Views AZ sly
50 direct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

M story and basement nrrt class Houses In Threh street,
Phelps butt by the day Terms easy Part would be
Ahsn in town los Apply 70 WI. FRlTRHTOa is IA
1hh ~ second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

CLEGANrLy FURNISHED Rooxs-N THE HOTEL
~ n oermain, lKth avenue, broadway and Twenty -
crd street Having compe:ed Ne s9sc GUS dinss roon
added this hotel The propnes prepared 70 make
ransments with fa and single gcncen de- ring Board
dhoe Privsts tables and meals 10 cAxs hsreo
IN Wsa sxsstAThs above Houss. havas bssn thorcaghH
renovated and nr9usnous 10. opee On ne 81
- JAMS A. sxoNs supsr.sAs.As,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

r,UruproB PURE COAL OLIVE ARE NOW yRh
- r.rrd -, 10 dealers superior rAons koch ca ~
he ssrrs . cents .r The ~ncsele trade slv~yr
suf puer 81 ~ icr~<t merkct rr'rsA
sOHk W. OOkLl4 % = DIT suseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE Farm FOR sALE-A sUPD-
IL nor farm for sale suaiod miles the CITY Of
hocf es~r NJ r. miles rom railroad canal
ing 200 a.res o, rich land suitable for grain % e o 40
under stae Of hsh cultivation and well fenced wserod
throughout The dwelling houss large two story frame
building with hasds,ne isrlors, chambers, nursery 90;
ard near scheos csu,cisa Ac, with beAufi drive into
the CITY OF hobeseE This farm be leased. roaervinG
house chad Ac for nursery purposcs at Si0 per scrc
The barns and ouhouses large and oopste
any In The Stale TIE having xrge family Wishes
10 remove 70 he west aud would dpose OF fair pce
nna sAo psymsnt Brooklyn or Western lands cash and
mortEsge Daguerreoype views Of the
particulars be obtained addressing care Of Me-
street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

basement Houses Thirtirth
Phelps place butt by the Terms easy Part would be
nlsn 10 mp town loss Apply 70 wA FRlTR1fOa, Is naN
1hb ~ second street.
"CUENY SIDE" FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE -rHI1
~ beautiful country seat situated tho The
rLsac river opposite the vl.se % Bslsylle J.. about
Improved city property The house and Al the onsbaidnss
Ihs house IN The Italian y.s s;ye supplied vita ne Pc.
IN full ruiiing condition Also large and choice variety q
condition Inquire q T. SWORDS, on The promscs. a
JOHN LLOYD SONS, 10 Nassau street,
WANTED-ro PURCHASE yNENCUMBnKHD sOOK.
w yn Lots for which first cass improved property
and stores all well rented will be eIchsnsod Apply
EFFIK6HAhH NICHOLS Attorney, &c. 70 Nassau sreet.
IR FARMS FOR sALE-CoNvKNIENir TO rHB
~ city Of various sizes prces and qua tiss In rood
order buildings fence and cultivation Some viii exchApgo
for city or Brooklyn properly n. % s,chsnge for Western
e mn Aos Is OF THE RICHEST LAND IN WEST
OOUO era rerAs for SALE rent excAaAge; situated
As banks OF The river Medina tsreeu miles of San
.op i covered with NE finest |usguet xra.. .bund.ncs
estate consdered the M fertile and Tie healAea IN tao
whos netha valley. Title guaranteed. sold In lot,
$50 eco VIII be skon Part remain ON bond an mort
cage required. Apply 70 GEO. kACDOaA, San Antonio,
Texas-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

N CLIARIN3 OUT SAIL
~ AT EMBBRS ON'S,
No S7 Sixth AVENUE corner OF twenty second srooL
Telling on AL the entire Stock
TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, ATH.
l5bbcps q 1oo., worth l6s per yard.
Ribbons ct So wortr ESQ per yard,
And al others IN proportion.
Ribbon velvets At 2Oa. 25c. and 3lc worth double
An knds Of Lace Goods and EMbroaderes, which wm b
Buoiefy and Gloves-ClotA Gloves Il SO, worth So.
Woollen Hoods q 10 and &c.. worth $50 and 81.
Ah0 large los Of Eng nh and French Peyfumery.
Good HID Hlovos q 80 per pair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

HNoR SALE FOE EICHA NG E-oR CITY PRoPgRTY-A
hail, proc nc.iye Yarn Of 70 staten IsiAnd
commanding extensive vie~n With good house barns out
houses orchard, winery, 10. Apply W. r. JoKDAN Is
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-28

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suzaay nigAs Iast, aAa A0az II elsvsn ssaseks
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-28

a csmHals CUxR RaR CogaH 81 Tszg
Ekxxr Sfaazs on CossEMrTT0s. Iakn
olsaa, lss pine from The heart on kaaEa;
splinter finely; put into bottle double
handful Of splintsrs, and GIL up With good
hrauadss sak5 1 swaff5N Ii INC acfxIAg,
fassing. and lbs ssae freqaentty shaesse,
aEss the day. III tina sasae oil the pazss j
disaggeeable, swseaen with littls loaf
sagsr. Ttais staple remedy will raanove
cola IN de chest Or coughs from oead. 7. '
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-28

NoTIna--lsaAsaE OF Tixz--posE Gfhcs,
Coaneal sssas -vpn and asser Nes. ist, lssqs tails
oasss via " sgsa u IN e'ssseR, L. ! aadsssesss
as 4 o,eioek, r NJ
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-28

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-28

To TIE PUBErc.-The undersigned has-
lng SOLD their satire stock Of sesasass sssssa4ss
susiness ia Council Bius, bed leave te rsssra their
sincere thanks soF the lissssa spsasasss azx AAss
reserved, and eaesrhally reecsnmena - sAsi9 old
customers, their szeeeshogs MsH. a. sMAsszaaoA, A.
business man wagtAy Of the sonadaaea and pas-
FoaAge II tas naalk r u Russsx.& = SAcxsow
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- WEcMEII., the great hunorist, 10
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savs ths pablie eas or more sxalaassaas TAass
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