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M z DiCAL.
scroruIa, or Kings Evil.


Is constitutional disease. = corruption q n.
blood y which this ruid recoi- v,tiated. weak
nj poor. Belng ia the circulation Il pervsces ID,
Whole t0iv and may turst out Ia disease any r.
81 IL No organ Is ire iron IL sttacks i tlsr,
one which IL may tot destroy. The scrotoioC. taiu
- vsriou H. cau-ei - mefcur di>ease, lc~ living
di~ordered ulhesithy fool, iupure air. nlh aisl
ulhy habits the depressing Fces, and atoNe al, os
the veuerrai iufecsiC1 Nbatcver le It's oIigtn, i l.
hereditary iu Tie constitution descending from pa
rent 70 clii rtu unto tie third Snt fourth gecTa
Con," indeed, IL seeias 70 ue the rod oi HIN "ao
says. y viii yili the Laquites q the fathers eo.
their ca liren."
It. effects commence by deposition from The tiocc
Of corrupt Il uiceroas matter which. "a The lungs,
liver and iuternsi organs p teluaea ;urte7cle. a.
the glands swc.1lys aud o. tie suTfsc.. erapt'ons
o. sores. Ills teui corruption, which gv1ers 70 TIE
blood cepres-ss the energies 81 life % that scroia-
lous complaints " they have fr les powsr T.
Withstand the sltscAs OF oiher diseases. consequent
L. yast numbers perish by csorccrs which, sifLougt
LOT scro uiors in their nst1re It'll r.acerec a.
tai ~ this tsiut ga the system Nos tb- Coz
sumption which decimstcd the human family h ss IL
or n directly ia this zero ulous contaninato suS
many destructive disc tue liver, kiuncye
BRAIN and indeed Of Ell the xans. silse from o.
are aggravated Is tie same csC>s
one euarter of Hli cur people arc scro'aoas ia"it
persoas are iryadec - tks lurking niectosi, a.
heir heslft I, undermined ty H tc cleanse II iron
the system ~ must reiovsie the blood sltera-
tive niedcine and invigorate t ty he ith! fooc sle
exercise. Such medicine We supply IN
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batteries are now being actively erected on the
Federal side, commanding the enemy's works, which
are OF substantial character.
Owing to the slight repuse with which the Fed
erai troops nave met the movement against the en-
emy VIII be more carefully planned, and of greater
magnitude than was at first contemplated.
Inc federal troops are all eager for the light
lhey nave constructed temporary tents with their
olahKets thrown over stacked arms. There Is
plenty al food here for the troaps-ncluding fresh
beet The indications are that there win not
be general forward movement before Sunday
morning, unless the enemy shall provoke one.
SpeciaI attention is being paid to the hospital
department, aud active preparations being
made to provide for the care of the sick and wound
ed
The batteries of the Confederates were scientii-
cav worked in the action of yesterday.
This afternoon General Order No. Is was read to
all the troops under Gen. McDowelPs comm md,
both at Centreville and Fairfax Court House, pro
hibiting thefts of every description and kind and
enJonng respect for persons and property, stating
that the least penalty for violation thereof would
be incarceration in Alexandria Jail, and for crimes
OF greater magnitude the severest penalt known
to military law
The order also stated that we had invaded Vir-
gina TO restore persons to their lawful rights and
to secure their good will. Soldiers were not at
any time to be the Judge of the acts of the South
ern people; and to take upon themselves the pro-
pr1efy OF punishment, would Illustrate the designs
of the Government. To this order the troops at
tested their approval bv claPpng of hands and
huzzas Tor their commander.
Great pains are taken, bv responsible men visit
ing the seat Of from Washington, to impress
upon the people that the Government will protect
them in the enjoyment of thei rights, and that
this war is for the purpose oi maintaining our ma
tionalfty.
All rumors of fighting to day are untrue.
Several accidents have happened to own
troops, by the accidental discharges of their own
guns.
The battery of Maj or Hunt, from Fort Pickens
arrived at Centreville this afternoon.
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Another Louis NVlI. has been dlscoVereu I"
syalI tho list occuped by the late Rev. Mr.. w IL
Iioms among others. matchmaker called Tro-
v;san died lately at Zara, in Dalmatia, and on his
death he'd communicated the secret that he was the
unfortunate Dauphin; that after escaping from that
cober OF bad memory, Simon, he went to Londcr,
thence to Scotland, aud finally to Padua; where
married couple named Trevisan took him up al
gave him their name. The authorities thought
this story of so much consequence that they. had
his portrait taken and have instituted inquiries.
The Emperor Napoleon is said to be very i'll,
much more so than is told. He to have gone to
Vichy for week. 1t is now said he will remain in
that place three weeks a month. He is suffering
from diseased liver and spine, and looks ten years
older than he did two months back.
The iron-cased French steamer Soferino of one
thousand horse power, and carrying fity-two rihed
cannon, was launched on the Oath uitimo. This
makes the sixth armOred steamer now ati0at in the
French Navy, and another "L'Heroine" will i'm
mediately be laid down.
The Constitutional, while making pointed au-
sions to the increase Of pauperism in England
that at this moment nearly 100000 persons are 10
ceiving parochial relief-remarks that t"s utp
rabe state of things must intallbIy De pa that
ly increased by the American civil Wai' VA
the number is to be augmented tour Al, win
singular contest has come OH p ue. Enrli.h par
isterial and opposition benches OF 'n0 ron,Ia-
lament Tired of war oil "oiuS' iara5 q cr;ckat
men of each side ten Gays s,t as &c oh oil rro
match at Marylebone, wnose ie' - a. -
hniI., ,pa, a nv the next steamer among the con-
paply ge. six lords five colonies and major.
A submarine telegraph has been successfully lait
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criptions. We continue to quote common pounds at ia
u cts medium do at lIdls cts; good do. at q as cts
fine do ~ 81 cts fine SIS and los PLAZA cts medium
do. 6 ais cts. sound common do. at l2d14 cs and ia
ferior shipping los 1875. AMI 20s Gas
TIN AND LEADING still quote Tin Plate at 50 for
J. c. and slO75 per box for l. X, Banca Tin at 29d30
cts Speer at 5d5H cts and Lead at cts for Spanish
Pig 66s cts for Virginia do cts for Bar. and 7d7
cts for Pipe and Sheet.
WOOL.-Woo is coming forward very slowly, and there
is consequently but little doing in it. We quote fol
lows, viz: unwashed l4l6 washed at 2l2l cts
and pulled at 2O23 per lb There is fleece IN mar
ket.
WH1SKEY We note sales this week of some 600 to
500 bbs. Whiskey at l7&G,lS cts for both City and
Ohio and quote these the rates for to-day There
is however considerable arriving and the market may be
quoted as closing heavy.
FRE1GHTS.-Tnere is nothing offering to Liverpool
and we have quotations give. To Bremen quote
Mar and DbS md to Holl at Ma
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The transactions in Stocks have been light again this
week the aggregate value of the sales the Board being
Only about $4,000 but have to note within the past
lew days material Improvement in the general tone o.
the rke and the rates of OF the lead
ing securities lot of 81 900 Maryland 1870 6's sold
day or two since So this figure being advance of
per cent. the price obtained last week This SALE
together with sale of 81 900 Virginia 6's at 46X, cons
tue all the Transactions in State City 6s have
advanced in the week to1 per cent. We note sales OF
81 goo lo7js at H. and 900 S9O's at 1855
closed today at 7S bid and 1905 at sOa bid 81 asked
Railroad bonds have also improved. We note sales in
the week of So coo Northwestern Virginia mortgage
at from 6S to TO- the market for them closing to-day at
20 hid $4,000 Northern Central 1855 AS 800 Balti
and Ohio 1928 at 80 4O and 50 OOO do 1855 at
IL Northern Central 1855 left off to-day at 44X bid,
AZ asked and for Baltimore and Ohio ls75's 1sSOs
1855 70 was bid. The only sale of Railroad stock this
week of 25 shares Baltimore and Ohio, made
or three days since at si04 1t closed to-day at $40 bid
S42 asked regular way In Northern Central there has
been no ent whatever but it has advanced in the
week fully 81 per share. 1t opened sl3s bid, but it
left of to day at SAX bid s14H asked regular way and
sliK bid buyer GO days. For Bank stocks there has
been inquiry and note sales OF Is shares Far
mers and Merchants at s2S4 GN2S3, and 1O6 shares
Mechanics at s12A@ Merchants closed to-day a.
SIS bid Bank of Baltimore at $50 bid, and Union at t58
bid, 500 asked.
Money continues abundant, but the demand for it is
limited, and capitalists find it extremely difficult mat
ter Ike satisfactory Investments 1t is Offering very
freely call with good collaterals at 56 per per
annum There is very little paper making and of
but little Offering the street. Some occasional sa les of
single name making at from 4 to per cent per
month but first class endorsed, which is very
wanted goes very readily al 7]&Gs per cent per annum
The foreign imports into the port of Baltimore for the
week ending Thursday amount in value to S23i, ,Sl5
of which s43 io Free and s9l 675 duty paying
goods and the value of the foreign exports from Balt
for the period Sl26 950 against Sl76572
last week. Included in the exports 1881 bbls
-four 5l5 bbls meal coo bushels corn 1872 hhds
tobacco and l0i 900 lbs. copper ngots.
In New York to day Canton and reading advanced \
each; but Erie declined II North Carolina bonds Il and
Tennessee bonds T. Virginia 6s Missouri 6's and New
York Central closed at yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY July l9 1861.
$500 B. 4 O. r K. bo'ds 62.................T
10 shares Farmers and Merchants Bank .....2s&
81 do Mechanics Bank. k...................l4
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killed and wounded. Sherman's battery, it was re-
ported, had been captured by the Coniederates.
Another informant assures US that he heard the
order given in Washington last evening for eleven
metallic collins. AS these must have been for off
ers, 1t shows very heavy loss.
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Ggal.

IoAh' COAL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of GOAL on hand ard daily re-
ceivng by canal and railroad, shall continue to sell
tail at WHOLESALE prices.
klNDLING WOOD-Sawed Wood prepared at my own
reduced n-'''
ID without being split for sale at all mes
at wharf prices
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
,n =, " Whoesae and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
OIpce-N w corner Pratt and Fremont streets
~ corner Park and Fsyette streets.
N5Et-toot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens au29-tf
~ ALL
American Companys and other mines in the Greek
yslley, constantly for sale by the cargo or car load
STICKNEY Il CO.,
apzf-n Exchange Place
TEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
UHINES STEPHEN LEE, Agent
Atf SOS Cav str
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
OCREEK by cargo or load, direct from the mine
STEPHEN =. LEE, Agent. 50 South Cav aul6-tf
rOAL.-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Ofrom the American Companys and other mines in the
Georges Greek valley for shipment fTS% Baltimore
Exchange Place. mhlttf
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PARIS GossIP OF ROMANTIC ORDER.-A Paris
cnrresnondent Of the New York News writes:

ave have decidedly new sensation, to wit, the
story given in the Poys concerning the relationship
subsisting between the late Sultan OF IurE-y ana
Napoleon III. This curious narrative runs tnuS
MademoiselIe Aimee Dubal de Rivery, native OF
the French Colony of Martinique, was sent 10 COM
plete her education in France; returning whence,
AZ the age of Is, the vessel on which she had en-
bsrked Was captured by Algerine pirates, and The
lady conveyed to Algiers, where her beauty, her
youth and her accomplishments so fascinated the
Dey that he made favor with Abdul Hamet, the
reignng Sultan of Turkey, bv sending her to him
as choice present. The Sultan was not behi nd
his great vassa in approaching female lovelint IS,
and be placed her at the head of his harem, 10
which position she became the mother OF Mahmoud,
the father of the late Abdul Msdjd.
'On the other hand Mile. de Rivery was near
relative of Josephine de la Pagerie. the grand
mother of the present Emperor of France! The
Pays couches its narrative in less direct words,
but this is the substance of it. Consequently the
new Sultan, Abdul Aziz, holds near connection
with the great political magician of Europe, and
the sick man will receive the most modern physic
and hardly die his hands The Emperor VIII
not be without influence one who Is an actua ,i
we'll as royal cousin, and must 3t eouas @ cnI
family interest in him. 1t was the Eur o. nrsri
ture of his mother that gave Manuouu ,h5nI Md
ority and through him, instlilen my a:IraS !,
lid the amount of modern sympathieS ne olsp'''
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OUR SOUTHERN ESTAFETTE

We are in possession of an extra issued yester-
day by the Leesburg Democratic Mirror, which we
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Ioc,TroN OF CENTREvILLE.-Centrevie is a VII
Lara of three or four hundred inhabitants, situated
on the direct road from Fairfax Court House 10
Manassas Junction. 1t is in Fairfax county, as
tant twenty seven miles from Washington, ana on'
hundred and fourteen miles from Richmond.
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The louisville journal states that ntty
in all have been taken by Southern privateer,s,
whose aggregate value is computed to Au0DH' "
81 O0O ono
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,,,n,o+icisn who believes in gong into
Some math m tatas mat the cost of the Chca-
small parcu.iTy ciy war now going on is over 100000
go rau h@nr; 81 600 per minute or about 81 per sec
per Tbese are nice little sums Tor tax payers 10
oh" !, Rri9qeport F0rmer.
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James oHalloFaT, T,Iaon1e nait c. E., has recently
besn eIeted to the Canadian Parliament.
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Our Loss Heavv,

INCL UDING CAPTAINS IRVING. CURRY
ANDERSON AND OTHERS.
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Iotal l...'... ...............-.-. 5,4Sl
FAMILY FLoUR.-The demand for Family and high
grade Extra Flour has for weeks past been very
limited, but Family is still selling following rates
viz: SO for Welch's; S. so for the best brands of Ba
more; 6507 for Ohio and Howard Street. and quote
Baltimore high grade Extra at IS per brl.
RYE FLouR-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at SO 80 per Dbl but heard of no sales
CORN MEAL.-The market Corn Meal continues very
du We have heard of no sales this week, but quote
Baltimore nominal at S275d2 81 4 per bbl We the
export this week of 5l5 bbls to the West Indies.
The following the inspections OF Flour aud Meal for
lie ardir,u I.,l,
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In relation American Stocks Messrs Barring Bros. II
Co. remark:
American Stocks have been very quiet this week and
quotations chiefly nominal United States IS bonds
have sold "a div Massachusetts, sterling 9iG
95 Maryland do about 20; Pennsylvania 5s 97l bon
TG73 Vir mia bonds have been sold at AZ; Florida
Union Bank bonds l5 Michigan Central per cent bonds
of 1869 have been done at S0 do of 1922 S. New York
and Erie shares at % Other American railway securities
without business. Colonial bonds without demand.
ESTIMATED STOCK OLE COTTON In LIYERPOoL
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The Battle at Rich Mountain.

Tho RigL1uuud ipA-rr-i--i- 1eLh contains the fol
--4 aoco--. of the fight in Western Virginia
purpOrtinp to come from an eyewitness.
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Decrease stock compared with last year.. 100
TAKEN TRADE, on SPECULATION, AND FOR EXPORT,
FROM JAN: TO July s. 1861 1860
Trade Speculation Exports.
1861 l,............122 2224lO 3s4C 297 072
1860. 2S7, $50 l29 $50 2505.2
The imports during the week consist of F45 bales
from the United States j94 from Egypt and 6,5SS from
d IL 70 -DT hnlus
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week of two cargoes containing some 600 bhs erring

week of two cargoes containing some 600 bhs Herrngs
from Halifax
FRUIT.-There is very little doing in foreign Fruit.
There Oranges in market hut Lemons, Of which
there still here selling at S2d2 % in org
pkgs and 81 50 per box repacked Dried Fruit is very
dull We quote Resins at 80 for bunch, and 81 rs per
box for layer; Turkey Figs at 5d6 cts Prunes at
IL Zane Currants at 81 cts, and Dates at 34 cts
per ID.
FLOUR.-There has been but little done in Flour this
week and the market has throughout il been been heavy
well dull. Some purchases have been made by the
Government for the of the army but beyond this the
transactions have been extremely limited The fact that
Flour rules here present than at other
porting points keeps shippers out of the market and
OF them learn sending their orders elsewhere to be
filled The sales this week to the Government, the pay
ment of which it was stipulated should be made in
Treasury notes at par. include 500 hbs Howad Street
Super at IS So 400 bbs do Extra at SIS 90 bbs
Ohio Extra S612H, and 1000 bbs. do at 80 per Dbl
The sales in addition embrace 200 bbs City Mills super
sold early in the week s5 2 2O0 bbs Howard Street
do at IS 90 500 bbls City Mills Super, and 1000
bbs do Extra sold to-day for Brazil the former at S5 25
and the latter So IS per bb super may he quoted
closing to-day SIS so for Howard Street and Ohio, and
SIS % for City Mills and Extra at So 756 for Ohio; sea
25 for Howard Street. and $675 per bb for standard
City Mills The exports from this port since last Friday
follows, viz:
bbls.
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ACCOUNT BY AN EYEWITNESS.

Two Anadred and Fifty Vrsnians Hold Three Thousand
in Check and Kill -Four Hundred,
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Fellow sugars OF lower grades at prices according to
quality.
SALT.-Salt is better demand and frmer Liverpool
is now selling from $50 90 for Ground lum
and llod4o cts per sack for fine but there car
goes zoe oner,ng holders being generally unwilling to sell at
as before at 20lG25 cts. per bushe from store
sYRuPS-The following the present rates for
Baltimore Tene Syrups, viz 80 for Sugar House;
sc cts for Golden and AZ cts gallon for extra Golden
SOAP.-Castile Soap is selling lOGlOx cts Olejpe
do 7S cts. and Chemical Olive DO at 6a7 cts per b
STAV ES-There are some occasional sales of Slaves
making but prices for them very irregular and no
liable quotations can be given.
SPICES,-Spces are very dull. Pepper may be quoted
at7x@74 cts; Pimento at 4k@44 cts. Cassia at l6
cts Mace at 35937H cts and Nutmegs at 40 per h.
STARCH-Starch is very quiet, end the market for
quite heavy We quote common brands Western Pearl
at 4HGl5 cts. per 10.
TOBACCO-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco have
been light this week in consequence OF the suspension
the trips the Patuxent steamers by order of the
but this embargo has now been removed
may look for heavier supplies The demand continues
good owing the absence from the city of some
the principal buyers there has not been so much compe
ton in the market Prices however, are well maintained
and continue to quote common ground leaf at S2d3
middling do s5Gs. SO; ard best do $S.50Gl2 common
crop $250d3. .50 mddlins S4J4 90; good mlddhng $oa
1So good leaf s66. SO; and fine at $7Gl2 Wequote Bay
lopacco as follows: tips tails at So 5Od4 ground lea
q. y 5O fine yellow at S9.50Gl4 and good req al
$lZGlo For Ohio Tobacco there has been an active de
mand with sales uf about 800 hhds principally reds fol
he fIehch government at former prices viz good com
mon S3(G4 red and spangled $5e 5O good and fine red
and spanged s7ds; good fine yellow $96a12. There
mas been also been brisk inquiry Kentucky Tobacco
we note sales of about 100 hhds previous rates
winch arc nr, VIZ Factory ugs at s. 6O(4 rs; plan
ters do $5(d5 50 bright do and common leaf s67 fair
leaf a0s 50 fine do $9G11; choice do al 5O0l3
The inspections Of the week 42s hhds Maryland col
nhds OAio and 3l6 hhds. Kentucky-total 345 hhds
| MANUFACTURED ToBAcoo-There Is very little stocl
here, the receipts being entirely cut on There ia mo-
murn DONG ana sales are principally confined to dark Do
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THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
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TILER And NcDOTGAII AT LGGGERHFADS.
MASKED BATTERIES AND RIFLE PITS

SUPERIOR FIGHTING MATERIAL OF
SOUTHERNERS.
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WASHINGTON, July lS.-The following despatch
was received at the War Department on Thursday
afternoons:
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It7PVCIdEs ]
LATEST FROM WINCHESTER,

WINCHESTER, July l9.-General Johnston is not
retreating towards Strasburg, but, the contra
ry is advancing in the direction of Charlestown.
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FRIDAY, July l9 1851.
$500 B. & o. r K. bords '62...................T
10 shares Farmers and Merchants Bank.....2
81 do. Mechanics Bank. nk....................l4
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JEALOUSY BETWEEN MILITARY
AND CIVILIAN OFFICERS.
, 1861-07-31
-: - ,:::k.;m.ehlas Wanted.
Editors Chicaro Tribnne. y


= Elxwoop, Ills, July ~. 1se1.~-
:: Ems: The State Agricultural Society; the
Illinois Central Ratlroad Company, the United
States Agricultural Society, and, I believe,
Other Societies hare offered largo premiums
for ,t The first good practical Steam Plow, such
IS could or would coma into use.:,,7: Now ~
this is right and as it ehonld be; md 7 hope
the same Societies win; offer equal .prem1ums
on another machine that u: Of: al*lmpoft-
anee to the great majority OF farmers. 7 mean
iot the: INT practical working horsepower
Corr Picker, one with which man can go,ia
The field and;work anldsy, with as much eaxe:
and Certainty Is the reaper. Such machines
many men believe arc practical, and il they
are believe they rou1d befound Of far more
yalae to the present generation. thAns The IN:
. ysntion Of q dozen costly Steam P1owh. II
knoN that eighteen years' experience otNarm-
ing 1aa madB the fact clear to my mind thxs
such ~ implement would stand second to not
even the Reaper ITSELF = ;;7,,':..ss,=z::'E
s.H1 hoFe the presa Of the country Will second
ny !1eNs, and thAt We may see on tbs .preml-
IN list this i&n stimulus 70 inventors TO-
p.oduco EueA.A Il machine, a2dlhen II the
es93e ef xotser lsaI. .ysu maJ expect: tohear
Le9 TIE Ee9lnsee OF tht eouutzy. .;+:,.-.:. . = ="
= si:s 1t; ~ You1s tespepfpAy, x FARAIR.
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