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people rushed upon them and m assacred thirty
nine Of them. The next day the troops sur
rounded the town, bombarded and destroyed II
BY fire. One hundred and fly persons were
burnt or bayoneted.
II Is reported that General Turr Is about 10
marry the Princess Weiss Bonaparte.
Cardinals Piecolomani and Ssutcci are dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted 10 en-
ter the house Of Garibaldi by night. They es-
capped after being fired upon. One q them was
wounded.
Tho Reactionis,s had made an attempt 10
land force at San Deltorote, but were
pulsed.
Austria and Hungary.
The Hungarian Diet was formally dissolved
on the 23d Of August, aud a new one Is 70 be
called.
A resolution passed both Houses, declaring
the dissolution Of the Diet illegal, and protest.
ing against the unconstitutional and arbitrary
conduct Of the government.
The collection Of taxes by a military force
will be rigidly enforced.
A collision had taken place between the SOL
der. and the people, in c)n,e lucncc oI the Ia
ter singing national airs. Five p'r,on' wcro
wOunlcd.
Turkey.
The Circassians have proclaimed a Republic.
1t was reported that three engagements had
taken place at Here .,ovina, and that the Turks
were victorious.
Omar Pacha had issued prorllml,lon that
the sultan would accord with all the demand, OF
the Montcne.tins.
Portugal.
The Cortrz has confirmed the authorilt ,ion d
the Government for opcniny the pir,a for TIA.
i,np,riatiop of grain.
Indin and China.
Tho D,,,i.,,. ,,,y Of I,J,. % b,Jrc,ch.l
Malta.
The cbol,ra was raya,ing the famine dis.
| tri,t..
Tho harvest prospccts were ch,,r
Tho fminr rxp,nditure was expected TO cens,
| I'm Ostol~r.
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BROOKLYN.

FIRFs ~ ArUrsr-The total number OF firus
in the Western District during tho month q
August, was 30 involving an aggregate loss q
about - 800. The only one which proved very
destructive was that OF the Empire OIL Works.
ly which property IN tho amount Of $4,000
was destroyed.
BoNDs IN ANTICIPATION or Tug TANKs.--
At the meet ng VI the Board of Supervisors, yes
tcrlay, a resolution was adopted directing thu
issue Of bonds amounting to 100000, in antiei-
patton of the taxes of next year OF this sum,
80, 900 is required by the Superintendents 4
the Poor, and 49, 900 for current expenses.
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As Mr. DouotAs' bosom friend and most ener-
gctic champion while living, General RicH-
ARDsor will worthily represent the dead giant
In the war for the Union, which he relinquishod
only with his life.
The other appointmcnts-thcre are sixteen in
all-are Colonies AnERcRoNnrE, BIDDLE and
CASEY, Captain MEADE, Major GRAHAM and
Major McKrNsrRr, (all for the regular army,
and further notified in our Army and Navy re-
port) ELEAzER A. PArNE Of Illinois, o. o. How
Ann and CHARLES u. JAMESON Of Maine, 4.
Nc. u. McCook Of Ohio, EnESEzER DuMoNr,
Indiana
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival of the ArRbia.
Two Days Later from Europe.

Hu'1,5., NTtrb, g. tn, Il. NJ. -tcrm-
ship Arabin, from Liverpool at An. on ,hr
2ith, via Queenstown on the afternoon Of thr
10Th Of August arrived here at II o'clo,k this
morning and viii sail asliu at . u. NJ. tor
Boston, where she win be tomorrow (N,duc.-
daN) evening
The Arabia has lo1 passenger, and cl1.5jl
in .Ieeic.
Great BriIniu.
Queen Victoria W., ,nthu,ia,ticlliy received
in Dublin
Richard o',lcy. the factory philnthrop.,t.
i, dead.
rruGRr~s on ,nrToN.
-Four tons OF cotton seed are being ,hipp,l
monthly to lrdia from Sucl. The prUspcc, vas
very favorable.
Baron DoNidcl Ia, been sentenced TO years
imprisonment tor the assault on hi, son. and the
latter To months imprisonment for refusing TO
give evidence against his parent.
France.
The Minister Of Public Instruction has ac-
kno" lodged the light oi lrotcstans TO open
schools in France.
The iRd,ptHietrC Bfig' publishes the sub
stance Of an auto graph letter from the Emperor
T. tie Pope, intimating that IL the condition of
affairs he ameliorated, the present status ana
will he maintained.
Italy.
A terrible affair had occurred at PontelandolE
A company of Italian soldiers upon arriving
there werc received by the National Guard and
People with rejoicing but while they were par-
taking VI the IeiEeebments offered them, III
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GENERAL NOTICES.


hrrhnnic- md Inventors, Arouse New
~ tie Time u think, t. invent and u dovelpe new
Inventions, while business Is dull.
Now II the time g. secure Patents and have then
READY for the renewal OF business or for tnibo.
Now Is tie time TO make arrangements for In
manufacture Of new and useful articl,, Of All kind,
Row Is tue time 10 secure Piieils, In England
France Belgium, and other European countries.
Inventors, wake up Mes5rs. MUM & Co.
Proprietnrs Of the Scientific American, No. 81 Par
Row, n. Y, having Branch Office in Washington.
continue ~ solicit Patents IA usual the most en-.
tensive scale and IN The hest manner.
They have acted ts Attorneys for more than IL
900 Pairntces to Ill u whom they retr.
All v 40 want their Patent business done with dis
patch, and on reasonable terms, should address "a
apply as above.
Pamphlets Of advice u Inventors, In dhereni
languages, about Patent Laws, &c, furnished frys.
Au 81 4is'l9J
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The Crisis in Kentucky.


Fropkf1t 7ue"i1y, Sept. Gov. Ma
gcnln has privately declared to several MEM
hers Of the Legislature his determination to
sustain the action Of the Legislature, whatever
il may h., 20 the extent ol hi. power.
Neither House ha, yet done anything Off
cially, cxccpt the organization OF the Lower
IIuurc.
I'M STALK VIII wiiEEi. INro TiW uSIoN LSE.
The Senate i, occupied in sitting contested
seats; but ! am assured that the Legislature
will abandon the neutrality pcst on, ,oic to
raiso the slatc's quota ol troops, nnl assume hor
portion Of the military tax levy, wilhou. pu'ting
the Government to the trouble Of collecting it.
This may he relied upon.
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The PriVniccr Jrn. Davis Wrecked on the
4 Oridn Coast

Fhlo@iii" Sept. 3.-Thc Richmond In.
q'dr'r Of the 2S,h OF August publishe, letter
nom Fcnandinl, Florida, dated the 2l,t which
h2' lFen received al Savannah, Georgia saving
that the crew Of the Jnn. Davis had arrived
there, the vessel having been wrecked on tho
lar, while tr INK T. get into II. Augustine,
Ilnrill
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Congratulations TO Com. Sninuham.


Inc seer iaII Z" the Navy has addressed the
following letter to Commolor, Strinshin.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept. ,, 1861.
Sm:-Th, DEPARTMENT congratulate YOU and
those Of YOUR command aud also the officers
and 'odicr- of the guuy who co-uprrltcl with
YOU, ou the reduction If Fort, ilattcras AMI
lark an y the capture U' the forces cmplovrl
in their defence The successful result thus far
Of An esq. i'iun projected WIKI great clrG, and
thr occupation a the positions comnluiiu. the
most important inlet On the cost Of Nprth Clrn-
lima, VIII Ice attended with consequence, that
can scalc"lr lr over estimated.
TINS brilliant a,hic' rmcnt, r.mpli-hcl with
uh tho loss 1T q man on your part, or injury to
amy one in the Federal service hl, carried inv
and glu'n-5 10 the bosom oi every friend OF
the .nion.
Its, | trust bat the hc,-inning Of results that
VIII SOON cNcu'uatc 10 ,ulprcS,las the insurr'r-
ton, and confirming mulr -iruu- than eyer
the intcErlt, of the Union, Convey 90 the ult-
Ger and men OF the respective vessel, under your
command the ihau', the Department for their
gallant conduct AMI the use raucc th.t j, thu,
afforded that in the great emergency that !, nov
uluu u., the country may RELY, "a. of al !, upon
th" Nl-nr ami the courage and the rp.hu,ilsm
ol it, brave Officers aud sailor,
am, respectfully, Your U'cdicnt servant,
GuEuN WELLS,
A number of the hclN ic.t merchants and cor
pora,ion. oi the citr, Yesterday united Ia u
N"Im note Of congruation 10 the Commodore,
10 which he replied in modest aul becoming
terms.
The c'tilcns OF Brooklyn had malc arrange
men's to scrrnadc Commodore SruINGuAM at
his residence Ne, loG llick, street, las, evening,
but in consequence Of the unlayorahlc state Of
the weather il was postponed until Wednesday
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We have once more information Of Mr.. DAN.
lei 4. SIoKLEs' appointment as a Brigadier
General. Also that of ABRAHAM DURYEA, Of
this city, and Of Colonel WIN A. RICHARDSON,
Of Illinois, distinguished in Mexico, and more
recentiy ia Charleston as the DOUGLAS leader
In tho last National Democrats Convention.
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Arrival of the Northern Light.

The Northern Light sailed from Aspinwall at
i. NJ, August 10Th, with $50 passengers and
s'>I .62s in specie, and 10000 stand Of govern
II ent arms.
Senior Joaquin Perez has been elected Presi-
dent Of Chill.
The street railway Of Valparaiso has been put
operation,
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N"gc'io, ~, S,pt 3.-Our state rlee ion
wus held toonv.
We haN" rriarn, OF tie Governor vote from
= towns, which embrace something more than
one 'iith oi the votes of last yolr. They give
Holmook (Staight Rrpl G.ig7; Sm,Ile,.
(NtraiEhh DlnO loo; Tracy Ohion) sil.
We have report. Of q; Representative, c'us,u.
Of WHOM ~ "lc said to be- Republicans \ Mon,
md | l.mmlILl
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
NInsonic-TLe NIemh,r, AT u.,rv

Masonic-The Member. of Henry clay
Lodge No. 2'l +, & A. NJ, are hereby summoned
o. attend TIE next regular commune tton ut their
Han, No. l!2 Grand ~, mis- We nesdly eseniug,
scli. an 900 ~ "cocE =, NJ. by order Of W. j.
JONES secretary. wa. CLEG :, W. NJ. 2
A. y. A.--Tnke Notice, n Meeting Of
Washington Lodge ~. 2, \. T.. A., vii be held GA
"Wednesday evening next, the ith Instant at their
lrdl' "m-, l;anaTsino Hail. ,th avenue aud 10Th
street The Order iu general are r,pa,tuilly invited
10 attend nj presentation OF Banner ,ase I'm n
ent Speaker viii address the meeting ~ order of
i.e L.d-c. ROBElr MCCLURE, W. Master. W.
N KAY, Re-. Sec M 2'tsa
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War Movements, &c.
Important from Western Virginia
7Y,E GREAT SUCCESSION OUTBREAK 4
"FIZZLE."

Wheeling Va, Sept. 3.-The expedition that
left here Sunday night 10 disper-o the Rc'el
gathering in Marion County, returned today.
They report the outbreak as having been much
maRnihcd in importance. Before they reached
Norhington, which is .ome distance across
the country from the rail road, the s,ceshors had
dispcrstd
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THB 6srH FRsrIvAL. The COMMITTEES Of
arrangements for the recent festival for the ben
eft Of the widows and orphans Of the Goth, have
received thus far about $1,000. They expect
5000 more from the sale of tickets, accvunts
for which have not vet been returned.
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Fires, Accidents, Ipeuc-.., go.

FirR IS CoRrLANpT SrREEr.-N half past
one o'clock Yesterday morning, fire broke out
in the rear portion of TIC third floor Of the build.
ing No. 30 Cortlandt street, occupied by Err
J.. Mcachnm, dealer IN rcltlcmen's furnishing
goods. The flames &. NJ la, to the third floor,
occupied 10y G. Mcconnell q Co., umbrella deal
efs. The total damage amounts TO about tjOO,
and is covered 10y insurance.
SISGrLAR CASE At TuE n. Y. UosPtrAL.-
Bernard Mansfield, German, who was re-
,ccived into the New York Hospital two weeks
rincc, dcliriou, in consequence Of burns su,-
tanned 10y the explosion Of a gas pipe no wis
eparing, died yesterday from the injuries. In
h, hope Of cxpcditing his return 10 reason he
wa not confined in the ward allotted TO insane
p'rsons. but placed on the verardlh Of the
oni story uf the building, whc re- a nurse con-
startly attended him, as his lncerated arms
prevented his heinz secured 10 the bed in the
usual wav ON SATURDAY,, in a plroNysin, he
burst the slight bonds which held hum AMI
severely iniuring his attendant, who cnicav.
ored 10 Illustrate him, he jumped from the win
dow 10 the ground di'tance OF 20 feet, but
strangely enough was unhurt. lle was again
placed in led and thoroughly secured, but he
afterwards Became worse and died ~ stated.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest, resulting in
u verdict Of death consequent upon the burns,
but the jury recommended that hereafter the
huspital authorities should place insane persons
in positions where they will not be liable to DO
thom.clycs iniury--a course which the hospital
authorities probably know enough to. take. I'M
le~s circumstances require an exception, without
ndmonition from juror
DHuwNISo CASUALTY. Michael Mcdonald
painter, ~ years Of age, was accidentally
drowned ON Monday 10y falling overheard from
the steamer MARY T. Powell, Mt the foot Of
Nc-tr, street, where he was employed at paint
ing. The hody was recovered anl Coroner
Jachman hcll an inquest upon ii.
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Gen. Ro-cncrnnz NIL Rlnilt.

Washington, Scpt > The Government has
tclcgraphic adviccs from Grn. Ro>cacrdnz, in
,mating that all is right with his command,
forwarded since the Richmond paper. published
the account Of his alleged surrender u Gen. Lee,
which, Of cour,c, was uifounlcd.
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GES. LYoN's RENAISs.--Tbs body Of Gen.
Lyon was forwarded Yesterday n,Orning by an
early train to New Haven, where extensive
preparations had been made for giving the last
sad honors 10 the deceased, ono Of Connceticuts
noblest suus
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FAREWELL Pic-Sfc.-On SUNDAY next the
Fremont Regiment, Coz. r. Rosa, will have a
farewell picnic at Conrads lorkyille Park,
where they expect to meet all their many
friends TO say good bye.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

All Persons who have signed the roll
"i Camplci's Company, Mcclellan Eegimest,
and all utiCrs wishing T. volunteer are re-
quest"d g. assemble M the city Armbry, coneg
Cuuh.uy aud Henry st5, Brook 'yu, ON Wednos-
day, September 4th, at . O'Clock y. m precisely
by order of JAMES CAMPBELL, Clmuun1 p re- hi,
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regiment now forms part of tie Brigade NJ
Viole, and recruits are being mustered I'm ana
10 the camp of instruction At r,rsdale, under l..
command. Able bodied men " ishlng tn ion this
u Ne Regiment Will cal Immediately ON Coln,el
MERRITT, Mt Gsl Br,aStyay. III
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imtoa, S.pt,abr ~ The 81 New IIanp-
hire Regiment, Col. Fcllows, Lift Concord to-
day ior tie seat Of wat. II numbers 200 men
fully armed anl equipped for active service.
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" iininRion DcI) Election all for the
Union.

UVnpYoD, Ni, Sept. 3.-h the city cl,..
ten hold to-day, the cutirc Unmn ticket VIZ,
elected. Vincent c. Gilpin was reelected
Mayor ll ~ majority out of / 400 votes.
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ba1-por,, Spt 3.-The Baltimore hmerj.
c.m Of today -ays that no rebel troops were at
Winchester on THURSDAY, cxccp, few who
were sick AZ lcoshurs there are three or four
regiments, one at Waterford above the Point
Of Rocks, and one at Grove Greek.
pLsrIrrIIoN oF LEATHER.
Letter. from rebel soldier, at Richmond state
that the troop, are ina Nd state of restitution,
being llrcioptrl AMI in want al suitable cloth
ing. The skins in a tannory at llillsboro had
been taken drppn,, from the vat, to convert in
to shoes. All the hor'cS from the Union AMI
iii union farmers had been seized, which created
the greatest di,>l,i,ia ton. Tho want oi con-
fdcncc is Increasing among them daily. the hope,
Of the rebels being kept uphy reports that the
Federal Government had only $4,000 troop
around Washington, an found ii impossible t.
recruit any more.
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7Oth ReRlnlent /.


-, OAIlEIDNTAN ULIHT
%, The proceeds Of the 5th Annual Games Of thu
CIV . are this year, devoted to the relief OF tho
fatalities of the Gallant I9th
JONES WOOD,
TIL RSDAY, September 9th, lSGl
seq 3h'llt Admission 81 cents.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MORNING, SEPT 4, 1851.

"L<S acre BE- but one rdr better Il should cot
piuiOn, Of Iires than that cs should hro in hourly
stedd Of ,cars contiguous TO people ,Oho could
r.als foreign dilionoes, and land armies upon our
ssore, 70 destroy our liberties"
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Iomaridc, sept. D. No dispalch,. from rsl,,l
quarters have been received Ia this CITY. an
nouncimr the death uf Jcm Davis. The rnmor
Is gcncm,ly difcrcditcd here.
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CALEDoSIAH GAMEs.-We have already di-
rected attention to the annual games of the
CALIFORNIAN Club, which will this year be deyo-
ted to the relief of families Of the 79th. At
Jones Woods, on Thursday next.
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LrGHTKRs are now alongside the burned
ship William Tell, trying to save cargo.
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SIxty-NInih Rerimsn,

tuIis 10 we Nhl' Recruiting otic, at 36l and AZ
Pearl and ~ Oak streets, A few capable sergeanti
eau r'y" immediate employment by applying at III
oouih 81 SOS 2'lA
Slxty-Ninth Regiment, n. Y. y. M.--Tho
oiiseis anu members of this regiment hereby
on wednesday, Sept, 18th, at o'clock, A. M. fox
the purpose Of receiving their mileage. by order ot
7. hoKEoN, Adjutant. seS 9is@lta
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CpciHpd6, S,p'rnb,r 81 - Hon. Andrew
,Iohn.on ,pokc in an immense Union meeting
at Newport, Ky, Yesterday. Strong Uniun
rr,o u'ions we've adopted.
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TIN lrwI-u FEAST oP "Ru-u IlN,II,NAu. "
On thi5 Wednesday evening will commence
one OF the principal Of the Jewish holidays, viz:
"Rosh lla'hanah' OF New York. The prccrpt
in the old Testament giving rise to this cnlehra-
lion may he found in Lcyilicus, Chap. XXIH.,
2jd to 10Th verses. The celebration will extend
over Thursday and Friday, and services will be
held on thoS" days and evenings at all the Syna-
gogues, In this city alone there were last year
thirty nine Aewish places of worship, and the
number will probably he greater at this time.
Many OF these are improvised for the occasion.
The Festival is Observed very religioUsly by Our
Hebrew citizens. All business is prohibited,
and tho SynasOgues are generally filed to their
utmost capacity.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY TBLBoRAPH TO rnB ~ r. SUN.
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THE PRISONERS oS BOARD THE MINNEso-
TA!-Thc public curiosity regarding the Mime
sofa and her rcbel passengers was not at all di-
minshcl yesterday. Many people crowded the
Battery, looking on at the vessel, and not a few
went OF to her, by means Of small boats, and
then, bcing refused admittance on bolrl were
forces 10 return unsltisGed. A few of those
having business were allowed 10 roach the Min
ncsoas deck, and we learn that the prisoners
It'll continue 20 express their intense .at,fac-
lion al being saved from the service OF tie Con
ind,ra'c Statcs endorse unrcscryedy the IA
tionS luTn shed them by the Government, anathc-
Matte to m unlimited extent their former troat-
mcnt ~ ''scccsh' warriors--in short, if they ara
to hc believed, never were happier, and wouldn't
bc exchanged back to JEFF Davis on any ac-
count. This pleasing prospect receives, how
ever, quite daHpcr from one Of the rebel off
c'r-, who asserts, IN the most cAphltc man
ucr, that "ifany orc Of that body Il men saws he
wa, forced 90 serve, and did'n OF Ms own free
will volunteer, he i'a id liar. SO the ques.
ton Of their st ret LOYALTY is still an open one.
\ little incident Of rather pleasing nature is
related If one o. these r., bel prisoners, Col W
Martin. When the North Caronians managed
to seize the L, 5, surveying vessel commanded
10y Capt. !. Mcchin some time since Capt NJ
W., ser ashore in destitute condition on Roam
okc leland. Col. Martin, Of the rebel forces,
heard If il, situation, and although an entire
stranger, enl him forty dollars to cnuhlc him to
reach Washington. Truly a wcli-limcl act Of
generosity. Il !. understood that the prisoner,
will locomucl op board the oil 'igate Brandy
wine, now a ai,mantcd hulk az the Navy Yard.
All da, Yesterday be WI, being pr pared, and
it b. irol aide 'hc prisoners will bee put On board
OF her TODAY. The Minnesota will then return
TO h,r post at Fort Monroe.
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less, and free from nauseatug effects iy23 6.la
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DIR. HENRY ZELL's
TO CURE rue LOVE OF STRONG DRINK

For sale at @" Division street Mrs. B.,ch's 2il
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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