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FURTHER PARTICULARS ABOUT NEW
ORLEANS.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
Rebels EOst 90 GunbOHts and
A "YurtIe.'
Federal loss $50 killed, and one Gun
boat Sunk.
400 PRISONERS CAPTURED,
A TERRIFIC ENGAGEMENT.

New YORK. May 7. The Steamer Columbia,
via Havana the Sd, has arrived. The gunboat
Daniel Smith arrived at Havana on the 30h
ut from Fort jackson the Goth The attack
on the rebel forts commenced on the 18th. On
the 3d. Flag Officer Farragut, on the Hartford,
with ID steamers passed the forts, and General
Bltler landed 1000 men above. The rebels lost
eleven gunboats and Holins' Turtle, Manassas
Our forces took 400 prisoners. We lost $50
men and one gunboat. The Verona was sunk.
On the 24th a flag of truce was sent to Com
mander Porter asking the conditions Of surren-
der, to which Com. Porter replied, "No CcNDI-
TONS" Our flag now waves over the Custom
House. Twenty mortar and three gunboats were
engaged against the forts, slencng them after
days of incessant fighting. The chains across
the river were removed by our gunboats The
rebels sent fire RATS down the river, but they
did little damage. One set fire 10 the Hartford.
but it was easily extinguished. The Verona
and the rebel iron clad steamer Webster had
splendid engagement The Webste. run into
the Verona and sunk her, but before sinking, the
Verona s crew poured in voi|ev Of eight guns,
SO destructive and crushing that both the Vero
ma and Webster went down together. Arrange
ments for the surrender were TO be made on the
9th, the day after the Daniel Smith left The
ram Manassas was sunk by the steamship Mis-
! ss!ssppi. Our forces sent small boats to the
fire RATS which lowed them out of the way
before they could do any harm. The rebel loss
is unknown. An American war steamer re-
prts capturing three rebel Steamers and sending
them to Key Wcss and chased another into b.
hia Honda.
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To the associated Press.

WILLIAMsBURGH, Va, May 6.
The enemy evacuated this place ana their
works IN front last night, the rear guard passing
through about o'clock. At 9 clock Cen Me-
Cleian and escort entered the town and took
possession. About $50 of the enemy's wounded
were left behind without any medicines. ratons.
or surgeons, and their dead unbured. All of
our wounded of yesterday engagement who fell
into their hands were left behind Col. Dwight
Of the Excelsior brigade, who was severely
wounded and taken prisoner was also left
In the engagement yesterday the enemy suf-
tered terribly. Gen. Ricketts, was killed The
enemy had a force here yesterday of $4,000
men, and only decided to evacuate after the bril-
liant bayonet charge of Gen. Hancock. The
town is very pleasantly located, and the major
ity of the while Inhabitants are remaining.
The number of the enemy now in our hands
will reach about 1000 including the wounded
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500 PRISONERS TAKEN
The Rebels Leave their Wounded
on the Field
MORE BATTLES ANTICIPATED!
Brilliant Conduct of our Troops.
Gen. McCLELLAN'S OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May7. The rebels have evac-
uated Williamsburg and are flying toward Rich
Mond Our army IS following them up vlgor-
0usly The battle on Monday was very severe,
anu The loss OF the rebels proves to have been
very large.
WASHINGTON, May 7. The following has
octu received at the War Department:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
May 9th.
have the pleasure to announce the occuW-
Noh vi this place " llliamsburgh-a the re-
S ~, u The hard fought action Of Yesterday -
Inc elect OF Uancocks brilliant engagement
Yesterday afternoon was to turn the left Of the
'tDc Oh works lie was strongly reinforce !, and
Wv; ;"v enemy abandoned their entire position dur
'as The night leaving all his sick and wounded
vi our lands. Lis loss yesterday was very Sc
'efe We have some 800 uninjured prisoners
"ou more than 1000 wounded. Their loss in
1'I4ca Is very heavy. The victory IS complete.
! nave sent cavalry in pursuit. The conduct OF
'u' men Las been excellenJ, with scarcely an
,A"ll'"n The rebel works are very extensive,
.t strong, both in respect so their po'
'''''l aud tho works themselves. Our lors was
"'"'y on Gen. Hooker division, but very little
va we o''ier parts OF Our lines. Haneoah $ sue
.''' "t' gained with less of 20 killed and
Wounded
me waather ID good TO- day, but there IS
o q o!iacliy IN getting up food, Oh account
'"' ioaGs Very few wagons have yet come
W. An authorized to follow the precedent
0t'rr Generals, ard direct she AameS OF bat.
wv !" 10 placed on tho colors Of he Regiments
p;' t 1o'e otbeu battles 10 fight before reaching
''''''-'nd (Sisned) &. B. McCLELLAN'
Maj Gen. Commanding.
lo n,~A.LlT'AoRK, May The Old Point boat
F'Ff says the mail boat Nelly Baker arrived
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loads l.: u horrible condition. Yesterday the
nlC'nuauding General arrived from the camp
ua.r p1tsburg Landing, and encamped near
here. !. :,
,f1rums and the whistle OF locomotives at CO.
uDth. -.
,bs srnv has not moved. The enemy is recev-
;ry heavy reiniorcements daily. On Sunday
Irsr Gen. Bragg made IL speech to his troops
.ssuring them it was the intention of Beaure-
card and his Generals to give the Federals bat;le
at COElnth.
Great dissatisfaction prevails among the IL
months men Oh account Of the CONSUMPTION
nct the roads are improving rapidly.
New York, May 5. Eight wounded soldiers
ot the 18th, and other Mass regiments, We're
spnt hy Col. Howe via Fall River and Stonng-
ION route 10 boston this evening from the New
England rooms
BALTIMORE, May 6. Among the prisoners is
the Chief of Engineers on General Johnston's
staff. lie states that the rebel army at York
town amounted to $4,000 men. He gives Il de-
rlorable account Of the condition of their army,
and thinks it will be unable to make stand
this side Of Richmond.
The retreat commenced before daylight yes
terday, and the rebel advance was 20 miles dis
t.nt when the last gun was fired from Yorktown.
On Sunday morning Gen. Mcclellan signaled
the five sunboats 70 proceed up York river to
West Point and remove all Instructions in the
way Quite fleet of steamers and vessels load
ed with rebel troops were discovered in the
distance, and u pursuit commenced, resulting in
the capture of some of them, whilst others were
ron ashore and burnt by those aboard, who es-
capped 70 the foods.
1t is said that by P. Nj. our gunboats
reached v Test Point. at the lead Of navigation
50 miles above Yorktown, frequently Smelling
parties Of rebels who were discovered flying
along the shore, and thanking that portion ofthe
rebel army who were moving toward West Point
10 take The railroad to Richmond. Immediately
in the wake of the gunboats followed a long line
Of river steamers loaded with troops of Franklin's
whole division, Is 90 to 20, 900 men. They were
stopped at Yorktown to wait intelligence from
the gunboats. 1t is proposed to land at West
Point
LOUISVILLE, May &. A special dispatch to
the Jo1rna} states that d fight had occurred at
INGhull, IciIu. Neu buiIOiI, Will ~ pUItIOl
Of Wooliord's and Smiths Kentucky Cavalry,
and Wynkoop's PA Cavalry, attacked Nor
GINS and " Gods Cavalry, 500 strong, at Leb-
anon, on Monday morning at O'Clock,
The rebels We're utterly routed. A large
number were killed and $50 prisoners were ia
ken, together with nearly all their horses. They
fled after fighting an hour and half. General
Dumont is in full pursuit. He will capture the
Whole force. The prisoners will be here this
evening, it was Il brilliant affair and was man
aged with great skill by Gen. Dumont. Nor
gan is reported killed. Col. Smith was wound
ed in the leg. Col. Woollord was wounded
III the abdomen, severely. The rebels We're
comp eteiy surprised.
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BIvoUAC IN FRONT OF WILLIAMSBURG, !
Nav ). 10 2. NJ

Ed,Cin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
After arranging for movements up York Riv-
err, was urgently sent Tor here. l find Gen.
Joe johnson in front of me in strong force, prob
ably greater good deal than my own. Gen.
Hancock has taken two redoubts and repulsel
Earlys' brigade by real bayonct charge, cap
turing one colonel and $50 prisoners and kill
ing at least two colonies and many privates.-
His conduct was brilliant in the extreme. do
not know our exact loss, but fear that General
Hooker has lost considerable on our left.
learn from prisoners taken that the rebels
intend disputing every step to Richmond, |
shall run the risk Of at least holding them in
check while l resume the original plan. My
entire force is undoubtedly considerably inferior
to that of the enemy.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj.-Gen. Commanding.
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Office OF the N. Hayward Company. }
MANUFACTURERS or INDIA RUBBER GooDs,
20 i.ilk andE75 Congress Streets. }
BOSTON, March lsT, 1862.

BOSTON MARCH 49, I6O2.
TO Manufacturers he Trdde, and the PRbhc
In the grant from the y. Hayward Company to Metro
politau WASHING Machine Company under the license
Charles Goodyear to said N Hayward Company for the
use Of vucani2ed india Rubber coverings for rolls, the
ciay reserved and Is exclusively owned by the ~ Hay
ward Company These machines ard rights guar
anteed to the trade and inlEufacur ani il the only
invention which the Fulcan2a Rnbbcr Rolls AMI
erings for Eolls 10 not turn the shaft, smt the
clothes '1'."
IN" injunction granted IN favor of the ~ Hayward
Company, j'tHt com; laInans ana ;lIc subsequent
grant with the ah0vr ration fully GaGh The rGh
to this article In H." ~ Hayward Company. ANY ViH-
EH REPRESENTATIONS l. FAISH and evidently IN
tended impose upon the pubc false o
title, we'll worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft aud smut. n. liAtW ARD COMPANY
1ptO. G. WrFEe. Arent.
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Just before the boat Il f, and reports Gen. Nc
Cielan IN Williamsburgh, having driven the
enemy from his position.
A few captured cannon had been recaptured,
and whole division has been thrown in the
rear of Williamsburgh.
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q he CDMGcssf@ns ansi Txgscri
cwca GT lM E,syOs6b.

DUBIISlIEp FOR THE BENEFIT ami n warning and
eautsn to young men who slgtr from Nervous Debil
ity Premature Decay, &C. suppiynga the time the
nssns Of sslf-Cus ny one who has cured hrsnf fter
being put 10 great expense through medical imposition
and qusckery Wy enclosing Apostpsld addressed cnve-
pc, sisaLa COPIES may b. had Of the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR. Esd, Bedford, Kings Co.. n. Y.
nareh1sfy.
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- In time Of peace prepare for war; In time OF hca IN
nr.narc for sickness Get case OF Dr. Glords tur,-
lives BY the timely of his prescriptions many slight
complaints will be arrested from terminating In severe
sickness Sold by Fred f. Smith Montpelier, VI. Agent
or by NJ g. Burr Co., Boston. HasS., or Philip Lee
u r.nriai or l3G n IL inn street.. New York.
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Npfbro do Teachers.

THE public Examination OF those who design TO teach
III the Common Schools Of the of RoXbury, will
be held at the school Of district No l. the Eas
Roxbury p. o. on Saturday, May i0h at O'Clock, P.
NJ Citizens genera lily are invited TO be present.
ASA WEBSTER, 2nd, Superintendent
Roybury April 04th 1862.
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RoyEp6m
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However the garment he itreceves equal
amount of pressure. is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it can he by power for LAUNDRIES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although it is a
small and simple Machine it is able to do large
Of work in Il short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for ihree
past and found to do everything that it designed to
do And after any one buys one of Them and n2ds it
will not do what claim for it, the, return it and have
their money! all my agents are authorized to do this
So there chance for you get humbugged by giving
them trial. and it may be just the thing you want.
TO wash with this Machine put your clothes tosoak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suis with
then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth nSthe suds when they will require rubbing
excepting the very dirtiest parts such as collars and
wristbands, which will require bur slight rub with the
hands BY this process you will be able to do your wash
ing IN less than half the time can by hand, any
Their machine in use, and niue II easier and and
your clothes like the rubbing board an twisting
to get the water from themas can the principle
of my Machine is squeeze ins,ead Of rub and twist,
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Norihfeld, W.
Machine en- exhibition ~ Braman Tilden's.
E.INGALlH, Agent.
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MOslEc.

Those who designing 10 teach in the town OF More
town the ensuing year, requested 20 meet ut the
School Nous. In Morchwn Village, Saturday, May 81, ut
one O'Clock p. NJ d, TO be examined according TO Law.
The pubic are cordially iuyied DC present.
JOSHUA GILL, Superintendent
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i; slsscn 10 E'eaEiackN.

tJ'HE Pubic Examination for examining chose VINO ne
sign 10 teach in the Common Schools in the town q
Mldesex will be held the school House near the CEN
ter Of said town on Saturday May l0th nj O'Clock 7.
NJ An citizens are rcspcctfay and cordially invited 10
attend. H. LGsrtR MotLROY, Superintendent
Sh,d.s,v Aptti rs 1902 $50
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The Pacific railroad bill has passed the House
by 30 majority.
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NNosire sO 'E'eachse u.

There will be public examination OF school Teachers
at No. 3, in tho Union school House, IN
Montpelier on the 10lh day of "ay, ls62. The exam
inatiou viii commence a. ten O'Clock, A VI.
CHARLES y. SWhSEY, Town superintendent
montpelier, April -. 1862.
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Very L.atest by Telegraph
j. O'CLOCK +. M.
The advance ON Aaicaanna0md :
The Rebels Eyacuale Williamsburg.
PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT AT THAT
PLACE.
HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY
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BALTIMORE, May The Old Point boat
'''ef says the mail boat Nelly Baker arrived
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New York, May 5. Eight wounded soldiers
Of the 18th, and other Mass. regiments, were
sent by Col. Howe via Fall River and Stoning-
ION route TO boston this evening from the New
ENGLAND rooms.
, 1862-06-20
COL. JQuE F. ADAMS.

from the Knoxville Register, 4th-
Tits gentleman, whose arrival here, in
charge Of d company of Kentucky refugees,
We have heretofore noticed, and who Is author
lion for service In Kentucky, leaves our city
this morning for Alabama and Georgia, to ap-
peal to the citizens Of those States for arms.
sEWARD's PERSONAL MOTIVE S..
EFrum the Columbus (Ga) Enquirer.1
Editors Enquirer Upon what sight things
hang the desttnies of nations! Some score III
years ago, young Yankee schoolmaster came
South and spent year in one Of the county
sites Of middle Georgia. The consequence Of
ator Seward, now Secretary Of State! The
way this became known, the Secretary him
self told It to Dr.. R---of Georgia, last
summer, stating that he regretted the embar-
60 on correspondence, as it prevented his
hearing from his daughter and sending har
money, Which be had done every year Tor
years! He went on to speak in such way as
to convey the idea that be turned abolisionist
and brought on the war in order to I5erate
his beloved daughter from the thraldom OF
slavery! Well did Pau1ding say. that he was Q
yenomous reptile burro~ing ia the mud,
whose poison and po1er Tas unknown till he
struck!
The bible declares that bastard shall not
inherit or enter into the congregation Of the
people; and get the North Is pankrdpting it.
self to bring into its midst bastard lnusatto
- noble object for Z national war! Yet his
dupes might rend him to pieces if they knew
his motives. Hence 1t is, the possession OF
middle Georgia is the ne plus ultra OF his am
ti1ioD; hence negroes must become free on
military occupation, that his daughter might
flee to faith. RS agms-and that 100 stingy to
purchase Lcr freedom himself, it must be doue
with the lives and the purse Of mighty na-
nation. Hence Charleston is secondary to
Savannah in his plans-hence tue railroad car
stealing, bridge burning exploit hence Geor-
gia is 1nrca:eued with 50.010 on one side and
l5U,CG0 On the other-hence the federal army
moves towards Huntsville instead OF Mem
pills.
Ought not this thing to be sifted oute aud
If 1t Is true, it can be made the cause OF
mighty downfall Of our arch enemy, by send
ing the negro girl and tie J1.ts to Greeley o.
Fernando Wood, some lnye:erate po!ieica
Enemy, to spread abroad North Oh the wing
Of The wind! Tits coming to them OIL tut
heels OF defeat must complete his overtime #
, 1862-06-20

IA adj Lll . GaAEs.-GL4te vi 4ltl-
lsl neis- County Of Cook sssupe1Ior Court Of Gill
caEo.In t;lancery- Edsan cith and Jahn = G1EfeY
Public notice Is :rehy given that in pursuance Of
tEe tse1it, asF # Msy: 4 B. 1Sa sumner siars=,
appointed BY tie Superior Court Of Chicgo WILL on
Monday, ths twentythlzd day Of Junc l. D ls2 at ten
O'Clock tie forenoon ofthat sell Ut pEh!c auction
GeaE tese M s e fna II faS pres
o. parcel sitsA lynT and he3s II te S9n3ts
Block No. tHcntythre (2), In Assessors pYis Of
tie southwest fractions! quarter Of Section 10 TWEEN
tytwo tss,. In Township Ss- thEtynaG fsol north Of
Han b,Eaded Is rollo=E:-Contneuclng 1t stalk: At
Tic northeast intersection Of Calumet AFenue and Bin
gold Place thence east along the North line q said s.
{4l5 10 > e staks fftydve feet and fo11stntes Of
Of the Iilneis Central Iailsoad taencr northwest en-
hundred and and three tentiss fet t4 2l0
} stake hftr ave aod foc7ts9ths feet t1 10 IT,
west OF the east true: OF satd Railroad the1ce vest
and seyentysi1 and SIX tents feet t276 61o ~ %
stake ttnce south along the cast linz Of Caumet arc
four hundred and tWenty:ses and elEhtfsnths
s1c1sve Of streets three and tlirce hundred forty
eight ouctkousandts acres Is Acres). Aso NIL
the right title and interrst Of the said Robert Boone
east tie premises above DESCRIBED and westerly ::
t lands of tie Illinois Central Railroad Company
grther with all and singular the teneelts, heccta-
u-nts end aTrnrtcnances taeFernso ee1ensins @ s.
uet OF said premises as may be Necessary to s'ssfy
the amount due the compluinant6 under said dtcree
With tic interest thereon and the costs M of snit nit
Special Master In Ctaucery.
aAlIgp ~ Ht1gaco:SS TT 81 comp1ts sor1s
, 1862-06-20
Ratlr1aqE.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO

~ -~6A3EfUAD LINK.
On and atrer MONDAY, MID kth, the a1ca.gaa seusz.
s1n Rail!oad Company Will run . PASSENGER line ia.
tEeen Chicago and Detroit v.a Adrtan WITHOUT
r. Gi &esIa HaE direct connections With 81 C8zadi1a
EleEaH cesches, 1itf rttsr. veunsttd- mn ;,na
64tttbQ1y Dusters I'll run thrnugh On day trains
wia run tirnu9k d nn6s sinss Tns G19s.nes n
S.ss M }fan y my eth ma Tn tina and Il
leaEe Cadcago e. a. u aod 80 r u. Arrive IN
EfsP IN 1H six 4 70 A H. Arrive IN Chicago n
Tisketa sold q I'll ne prreIpa ticket Offices in u
street and at tbs Depot co5neF Vsn BuIsn md s
nan tre. +, Chicago. - H B. eAWYER
, 1862-06-20
FROM MEMPHIS.

From the Memphis papers of the 18th, We
gather some items Of Interest:
4 CARD.--1n the argus OF yesterday, YVES
az article blaming the butchers for selling
beef at forty cents pr pound, aud otherwise
usirg extor1ion in their markets in this city.
We propose to state the difficulties We labor
uuder and let the people judge for themselves.
B.cf, the like Of which in peace times would
brig thirty FIVE cents pcr pound, Was sold for
forty ceBte at the South hen}lp1s market.
That bullock cost $3.50, cash. We take ull the
money that VIC can use to bug stock with, In
reply to the allegation that there are only five
butchers in market, we bave only to sa9 that
all the butchers are taere who obtain stock for
lore or money. Of course those who can't
buy stock can't sell beef. MANY BUTCHERS.
4 LITTLE More observation-disclosures
fifty CT nts in Tennessee money for copy OF 4
St. Louis, Chicago or Cincinnati paper is an
extortion to which We trust those who pur-
chase newspapers in the streets will no longer
submit. TIC cause Of this cNtortiou is the
desire to procure Northern journals, which.
yendcrs know, will be purchased at almost
any price. Btforc the war, these papers were
rctaiIed on our streets at ten cents per copy,
and DO one should pay more now. Fifty cents
for newspaper! That's coming it rlthet
steep-Argts.
The MARKETs.-The supply OF meats and
vegetables in the markets yesterday evening
WIS much laTger than has been on sale for
some time past. About half the butcher
stalls we're open, and prices, we understand,
have come down lit1le.-Arysts.
, 1862-06-20
Brp @oons.

Flowers, EUbIpde1ie4- and uuma other bBrgadus
9hlch are Belng price as BoTles Cheap Store
No 1888 6onth Clark atreet shove Aouspe p33paes3
, 1862-06-20
NHICAGC, BURLINGTON Il


THICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
~ KA1LHDAD-CuASsE nF TINE.
Summer Arrangement cerEn3 3nEflE SundfI AaJ 4ee
:s6, Trains leavs Chrr.o. Tag Express arti Nail a
GAYS e1Et!s:n ~" 4 r 't & c'x'ees' ,u,s&SH ax+
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an. 1ss- .,u.n rra,na arrive G:3H 4. n SOD
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, 1862-06-20
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Sewing Machines.

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~ Machines IN znatfe+ make one " another
u these three stitches. single 1tr-a1 Glitch DouhIs
Loci Stitch. ffton two ct'snn4oa Bpooe}; Eock or
Shuttle Stitch, ia!iEe bol s:des) An experience OF
TEARS Ii the hus.eSs hnd practical kns ge
OF every Sewing Aacu1e of fully wes7Mst
1e II say11E that we l.sye, hY fsr the best sest
aiElple and 1elIea machines, taking ALI OF THESE
STITCHES. No one c2n deny that each Stitch is GOO.
VIXEN well made and thsi each In 1t: p1ass. Is prefsret
ear gain un27cud!eed know!edge 81 the rvsl roe;
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