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RY GREEN " WILLIAMS, Auctiensers.
% SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
COURT, OF THE PERGONAL ESTATE OE
JOHN SIMON DECEASED .-On FRIDAY next.
the 1st day Of August 1869 I'VE shall ssl At the late
issidence Of John Simon, deceased, Va Four Anda
half street, the corner Of Maryland aveuus, q
10 O'Clock q m, ali the personal effects Of the ds
csassJ, vis
Mahogany sofa,
Spring Beat Ch airs
Walnut Wardrobe,
Mahogany Marble top sud other bureaus, and
Mahogany Hat Tree,
Mahogany Marble top Centre Table aud wan
Cioset
Fine Brussels aod other Csrpsts, and Oh Cioth,
Feather Beds, Bedding, Bolstsrs, Piliows and
Bedsteads,
Msttr.s es, Lounses, Extsa.,au a.a other To.
bies,
Cooking aud other Stoves
9lass and Crocksry Ware
With good lot Of Kitchen r.quisass and many
other articles, which ". deem unns ossssTy
10 enulnerat..
Also, an excellent CArrlsge and Harness
Terms cash BY order Of the AdministrauN
GREEN y WILLIAMS,
jy s0-3t lStarl Auctioneers
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2 LOCAL NEWS. yoi
AuussmsSss,

PoRD's sArnmsUns--This,b being the only thea.
tire open, N present, for dramatic perforu-
anoeS, 10 an extr2 induoement TO our citizens
and strangers 70 vlsitths shove beautiful and
lent and varied entertainment is gwen nightly,
making four distinct performAnces on each
evening, and they are most excellent hr. Don.
aldson, with bis varied entertainments on the
the gay and and plessnE sctress; Mr.. Harry
Gilbert, and 6thsrs, forM superb combins.
ton of varied talent seldom Witnessed In any
theatre In the country. M. Donaldson also
must BE- seen % be appreciated. A very good
hill 10 presented for this evening. IA a.yr
GRovER's THEAIRs.-.-The popular band Of
minstrels give naother drawing. room sntsrtain.
ment tonight, In which they will appear "
their entire strength, and .prsducs some Of
sperssd with some Of the wittloisms Of such
performers as Harry Lehr and Nelse Seymour,
either of whom would draw a laugh from
stone, were n possible. T. u. Rayss, the un.
dissIt snsH dances dances @ s.d he great Rolin
will appear IN the burlesque op0ra OF Luoretia
BorgiS. Those who prefer ohoice seats In the
dress ofrole or orchestra would DO well to attend
choicest sssts. Remember that, atsr Tonight,
but two more opportunities win b. offered 10
see the great band Of twenty-five minstrsls.,
CANrERBuRY.- night &ill be one Of unusual
attraction at this cool and attractive place Of
resort. In addition 70 the splendid dancing Of
the beautiful Miss Ellen Colleen, the sweet
singing Of Miss Sarah Duval, and the astonish.
ing feats Of the renowned gynmAsts, the Dsls.
vants Brothers, another novelty win be offered
in ons OF Budworth's ide.splitting aitsrpieoes.
Budworth has rendered himself famous In
every olty where he has performed, By the
production Of these amusing charactetistics Of
negro life and character, and tonight he will
appear in one OF his original pieces, entitled
"P. P. P. P.," In which he will be assisted BY
that champion performer, Denny Gallagher,
aud others'of the company. Willie Emerson
will appear in his celebrated jig dancing 70.
night, and Misses Lizzie Francis, Lucy Clifton,
and Maggie Vernon, will add TO the attractive
entertainment. The programme offered for to.
night will effeotually cure the most stubborn
case Of blues In existence. ~
PuRDY's vARfsrIKs.- -8ignor Tibsrtini, . real
artist In his line, has the musical direction Of
the concerts given ut this place, and he has
rendered himself very popular. The finest Of
refreshments are also provided.
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CANTERBURY HALL,

CANTERBURY HALL.
louisiana Avenue. near sixth street.
The Cool Retreat.
FRESH ARRAY OF TALENT.
J THE CRY Is, sTIs, STILL THE THEY CONE.
COMBINATION COMPANY.
NEW STARS. NEW STARS.
First week Of Mis-
Sallie Duvan,
The charming Vocalist.
NJ: NJ: kIIEN kttEN SSII.EkS, SSLtEEN,
Tbs bsastiful Danseuss from the Continental
Theatre, Philadelphla-the charming
Nj. LUCY CLIFTON daughter Of rsrp'''A0'''
Tn. favorl,e psuseuss.
Mis- MAGGIE VERNON,
And . full CORPS DE BALLET OF the ,nost
BEAUTIFUL LADIES ON
The stage
In consequence Of ths great notoriety, OF the
DELEV.aNTE BROTHERS,
At their previous engagsmsnt here, they have
consented to apPsar, for short
time, In their perilous
TRAPEZE, DARING LA PERCHE
AND srILT FEATs.
Ou,rivalling all other Artistes Of the profession.
FIRST WEEK OF
Jim BssdsC0ffh,
Jim BSsdscOrth,
The best Ethiopian performer on the stass
This gentleman stsnds At the head Of sil other
performers, In his peculiar line.
First week O..
Denny Gallagher,
Denny Gallagher,
The celebrated Ethiopian DslineStor, 10 his siori
ou. original negro aet., his arst appearances here
WILLIE EMERSON,
In his peculiar Songs and Dances
W. B HARRISON,
The world famed Extsmporaneous Singer
He will sins his new comic patriotic song, entitled
NJ - II @ N - - 4 O -.
andA
N u M B r. X . T. . II ID h r Is,
Making one Of the best Companies ever appearing
C.ANTERBU URT Stage.
NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW FACES,
AND 4 NEw PROGRAMME
Admission, 2S cents. Orchestra Chairs, 90 otuts
Door open, tx. Performance, sk O'Clock.
lyS9 Stars sqsl
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NEW YORK AND ERIE nA,LxoAD.

Passenger Trains leave psa Psvohis kerry -
aAd Long Dook, from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, Is follows, via:
AT A. M, EXPRESS, for Dankirk, and budAio
And principal intermediate Stations,
Ats A. NJ, MAIL Tor Dunsirk, and lutermsdiAis
Stations. This Train remains over night NJ Einira
and proceeds the next morning
AtV A. NJ, MINK, daily, for Otlsviile. and Inter
ALTA. III ,ACCOMMoDATION,d daily, for ron
Jeryis and principal Ststions
Al r. A.. WAY, for Mtddloto~n, Sewbnrsh
and intermediate Slations ~ -
AtbP. NJ, NIGHT ESPhEsS, daily, for Dan
kirk BUFFALO, Canandaigua, and principal Stattoas
The Iralu Of Saturday atops A all MAIL Train Bite
tiops and runs only TO Elmira
MS r. M, ACCoMMoDAIioN, for horass
WV ~NN CHAS. MINoT aenI Sup't
NATHANIEL. MAHBA, Receiver s1G IL
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AaAhsu1 Raf.,

Ths following are the ratoa At which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silysr--ths legal tender notes being the stand.
ard: rpI - : -
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Future Days.

culture DAy&s
nr 0hnEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotisassrs.
y Nc s2s Seysnth street, corner D
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTION N-On SATURDAY,
the ID Of August shall sell In front Of our 6tsre
% o'clock g. m, an excellent assortment OF furuI
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas
nafble-top Dressing and other Bureaus
MahoEany sideboard, Wardrobes and Wash
Mahogany Marbletop Csstre. and walnut Ex
tension Tables
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Bolsten and Piliows
esddiag, large lot Of Carpets, China Glass and
Crookery Ware
LArge lot Of 6tovss
barrels fine mess Beef
Wagon, with mary other articles. which
we deem unnecessary to enunerate
Terms cash.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
~ ya--N tStarl Auctiousers
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EEn. y, 1894. EEB. y, lsss.

TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
an, ...''.'.'..'''''''''.''' ''' 40 ~ ,,
Douolo hApIo<p '"-uu ! "
parkton Aooomodattou ........ -.,...... i,JI l. Il
Ptttsburs and harrisburg Express .,,s' !
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE
Parktoa Accommodation, ,Ht............s.0o =
nuuaIo Express. :.,...:. ..,.,,.'..'...sH 20 ! "
The g A. M. Train from Washing ion oonnsSi. win,
the 8 10 A. M. Trails from Baltimore Tor the " sst
aud for Buffalo, Elmirs, Rochester, punkirk, CaaAI
aE.
The IL A. N. Train from Washington senneets with
the 400 r. N. Train fron Baltimore TO est, Notth
and Northwest, and ElmlrS Aud huualo and Nv
chester.
The 800 r. NJ. Train from W wsshington connect,
with the $50 r. NJ Train from Baltimore Tor Pttts
burg, Harrisburg, and the West, and Ia q direct oon
nsoton for Lebanon, Esston, Allentown, And New
York, via Central Railroad Of New jersey,
Try this route 70 New York
~ The only Train leaving iialtniors on Sunday
% the $50 r II. Train, tor harrisburg, Pittsbafs
Chicago and the West.
The only Train u riviug In baltimore o. x.sd.s
Y the $50 \, n Train.
fsbs J. N. DubAKkI. supr
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Nv Wm. 4. woodward l.
trus. y.C. NcK eden
86S Wm. v. h. Brswu ,
go william .. Jouss p
$50 JOB. Il. snoo. =
SOL Sarah B. bollsrs J.
600 George J. Johnsou =
sss Rsssrs u. Sutton g.
VA Alison Nsiloe. u. =
s6S Liasis q. Esilos J.
ssS Elisabsth Williams =
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First week o,
Denny Gallagher,
l)euuy Gallaghef,
PURPsXs,Ss: :.r.st XAsadEsHKaE HK5a!Es: 10. Av.uu.

PURBs,Ys,SS: :,,,.t XtAshdESEKdES Ash.sddIES HE Av..,.
Performance from 10 O'Clock to p. m.; Evening
from O'Clock until ~.
"0'1 ~ Va 4 'i'ihs FEE sD tosScERT' ri. '''"''
MIss LOb BIRCH,
Miss MAY CARsTANG,
The Peoples Favori,e.
BADjost,
.. r. FENTON,
MATTER CARSON, Negro ps''n''''r'
Jig Dancer.
Young American singsr.
Fss isss S:ss q WINS and I:iiQ6oRs ..Iysd Sy
attentive walters jy 2s-iw
EREE rHOmEHADE CONCERT.
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL,
Naryland Arenu., 'kdr he Capitol Ga, DIN.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made arrangsmsnts that on every WE'D.
NE8DAY and SATURDAY EVENING, sftsr the
concerts at Capitol Garden closed part Of the
Marine Rand VII give g, aud Promenade Concert
st the above mined place Choice Refreshmsuts
constantly on hand - The Garden will be beau.
JOHN BECK,
Jy 2s-im Propristor.
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were no available troops within reach which
could be sent to these Publications. 10 have
attempted military operations on q scale so ex-
tensiyo by any means within the Presidents
power, would lave been simply absurd. "Of
this, he says, referring to his supplemental
views of the Both of October, " Gen. Scott HIM
self seems to have been convinced" THose
views, both original and supplementary, he
says. were published by Gen. Scott in the Ma
tional Inteihgencer on the Is h. Of January,
1861, at a most important and critical period of
the Admins ration. The publication at that
time could do no possible good and might have
done much harm. To have published them
without the Presidents knowledge or consent
was as much violation of the sacred conf
dence which ought to prevail between the Com
handing General Of the army and the Com
mandcr-in. Chief as it would have been tor the
Secretary of Wag to have published the same
document without authority
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. Some are Of opinion
that the skirmsh near Aldo on Friday and
Saturday, is preliminary to a more general en-.
gagement, unless the rebels should retreat.
Every thing looks we'll. The Massachusetts,
troops in the fed, should be nc,uraged by the
Union demonstrations at the polls At tome,
Neither should ail OF comfort be given TO then
enemies.
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HEADQUARTERS, MARsnriELD !
Nov. 2. {

To Mag Gen. Gurus:
have the honor to report that on the even
ing Of the Goth received information of par
ty Of rebels moving towards point eight miles
from this place, and en- route to jJin the rebel
forces IN the southwest.
tJok $50 men of the 10th Illinois cavalry
AMI started at S 7. NJ. to intercept them. |
came on their tickets at $50 and drove them
in and attakcd the main body, about 200 strong,
killing and woualinS many, and capturing -
prisoners, among whom 10 q clplain who Iu-
formed mc that %. Dousey was IN cOmmtld.
We alo ceptureda number Of horses shot,
guna, 10 &c. Oar loss was one killed and
one 8onuled. They scattered in every direc
u,n ttrorgh tie mJunmins 4 large po.u,n
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.


New EoRx, Nov. |. The steamship Elm
burg, irom Liverpool l5ta, Via Queenstown
9Th, arrived this noon.
SIR c. q. Lewis, the English war ajnistcr,
has been speaking against the recognition Of the
South. heir independence has not been ac-
coMplishol yet. Earl Llaydwic.i has endorsed
Gllds views.
The Tnes says Secretary Seward's circular
dcprHc3 the American Government Of the eight
hereatt-t to appeal to its emancipation decree
a measure founded on noraI principle, as
Secretary Seward reduces it to a mere military
act.
Lord Pamecston las becn making speeches at
Winchester lie reiralned from alluding to
American affairs.
The ,Globc Gays if Gladstone had CabR,et
secret to keep on American affairs, he would
have doubtless kept it. Consequently, it infers
that he has simply taken the License OF q public
man to give his individual opinion and thinks,
as Cabinet minister he should have been more
gu sIded in his expressions
The Times shows the incxpeaienCy Of the rec
ignition of the South at present
The New York correspondent of the Times
gives rumor that the Federal less in Maryland
reached 80 900
The Times publishes letter from New Or
*
of terror in that city.
Gladstone has again been speaking on Amer
lea. He told his hearers to remember that the
difficulty he's arisen from slavery, which was a
legacy from England te America.
A Cabinet council has been eummoned
for the 23d O. October, which is eaxlier than
nsual 1t issupposed that the American ques-
ticn is one cause.
The proposition before the Liverpool Chamber
of Commerce in memoralRing the recognition
of the South has been withdrawn.
WARRINGTON, Nov. l. Ex-President Buehan-
an through the National InteLhgencer, replies at
length u Lieut.. Gen. Scott, whose recent PUB
LEGATION be considers as an undlsgused censure
on his conduct during the last months Of biz
administration in regard to the seven cotton
States nov ia rebellion. Ia noticing the frs,
and most prominent among tie charges, viz
his refusal to Immediately garrison the nine
enumerated Notifications scattered over six OF
the Southern States, according to Gen. Scott's
recommendation. he s'Js; This refusal is
attributed without the least cause to the inhu-
ence of Gov. Floyd
All my Cabinet must bear NE witness that
was President myself and responsible for all The
acts Of the Administration, and certain 1T Is that
during the last six mOnth8 previous to the 18th
of December. 1860, the day on which he re-
signed his Office after my request, he exercised
less influence on the Administration Than any
other member Of the Cabinet. Mr. Holt was
Immediately thereafter transferred from thc
Post Oiisc Department to that of War, 50 chat
IRON TINS time until the i.h Of March, $50!
which was by far the most Important period q
the Administration, be performed The duties q
S,relart q! War to ny entire >ati,aclon.'
Mr. Bucbana then proceeds 70 ehow that
there 10 ooe a1swcr both easy aud conclusive II
ty4ec valid reasons di4 not exist, namely, there
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
ron DISTRICT SIS Montpelier in said district
the 2jtb day of October, A. d. 1862.
hBrLS. WILLIAMS, Administrators # the estate OF
Il Nancy Allen, late OF Soriuheld, in said district,
presents his admin for exam
nation and allowance. aud makes Application for decrec
OF dist and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whercupon is ordered by said Court that said account
and n apple be reened to session Of SAID touft
to he held Probate Office in said Montpelier on the
18th day of NOVEMBER A. D. s62 for hearing and decision
IN reon and it is further deled that notice hereof be
given 10 all PERSONS interested by publication Of the same
three weeks successivey in the Green Muuntair
Freeman published at Monpeler previous to
aid time appointed for hearing thai they may appear at
laid time and place aud show cause If any they may
have why said should not be allowed and such
decree made. ny the Court
Attest. T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
357fw3t Attest T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court, held at
RA~DoLPH DISTRICT. SIS. Randolph, IN ma ior sara
u. st,lct. on the 23d day of October, 4. ID. 1907.
.VFRN FITS administrator Of the estate OF John
a Fits late of Ran lolph, in said district utceaseh,
makes application to said cour: for license 10 sen al me
real state of said deceased and represents that such
sale is necessary for the payment of Ibis and charges
against said estate:
Whereupon 1t Is ordered by said Court, that said APP
nIcation referred session Their OF TO be h0den at
the West Randolph House in said Randolph, ON the
9th ay of November hearing ami decision Ihere
nm and il Is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF THIS orer IN he Greeh
Mountain Ere, printed At Montpelier, IN ms sac
three weeks successfully before the time appOlnth as
afors hearing, that they may appear at sad time
and place and show cause if any they may have, why
such license should no be granted.
ify order Of court,
357f3y Attest. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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Of them are returning in the same direction
from which they came.
They were so completely surprised that they
never tried to collect aga in. The largest trail
could find, which we followed for ten miles, re-
suited in the dispersion If the enemy in every
direction. They are completely dlsorganized.
(Signed,l JOHN STEWART.
New YORK, Nov. ,. A special dispatch from
Washington, states that dispatch from Gen.
Sigel ted Fairfax, says the rebels are max ing
demonstrations towards Manassas, and had run
of tain near Bull Run bridge. Gen. osel
says, | have sent u strong force to Bull Run
bridge to restore the train to the track.
\ dispatch from Gen. Stahl says the rebels
are repairing the railroad to Manassas.
New YORK, Nov l. Arrived transport Uni
ted States, from Port Royal, the 18th. She
brings Ii prisoners Of war. There was re-
port at Port Royal just previous to the United
States sailing that the rebel ram from Savannah
was coming down the river. The health of the
troops at Port Royal was good
Port Royal dates of the 29oh ult., stated that
two rebel steamers were captured on the 2ith,
and taken to Port Royal. The two vessels,
with their contrabAnd cargoes, were valued at
u million dollars. Another British vessel was
run ashore and destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. /. The latest news from
the front is that the rebels still hold Thorough
fare Gap, with small picket.
Gen. Bayard's cavalry was attacked yesterday
afternoon ut Aldie. He encAmped two miles
East OF that place last night, from which fact
it is inferred that he repulsed the rebel forces.
FORTRESS MGNRoE, Oct. 81. Richmond pa
pers state that the Texas papers bring further
accounts of the enemy's attack on Galveston on
the 4th.
The capture of Sabine Pass, Oct. l, is con-
frmed. The result of the operations was the
capture of one f'rt, TWO camps, thirty buildings,
and ten rebel vessels, which were burned
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DIscHs sGED FROM CUSTODY DR.. George L..
Lyman and Mr.. V. B. Barney, the two citizens
of Jericho, who, together with Arson Field,
were imprisoned on he 23d of August last,
for alleged disloyal practices, were on Friday
discharged irom custody, on taking the oath OF
allegiance. by order of l.. C. Turner, Judge
Advocate Darlington Times.
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THIRD READING OF BILLS.


day adopted.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter IS of the Revision, "Of magnetic
teagrap h compa les" passed
Chapter 95, "Of innkeepers, keepers of yct.
Mailing houses, &C.; passed..
Chapter 81, Of insurance companies y; passed.
House bill, regulating Mileage and Debentures
of members ard officers of Legislature passed.
To legalize the grand list Of the town of Tops
ham passed.
An act altering the name of Geo. S. Garner
passed.
House bill legalizns the town meeting of the
town of Braintree passed.
Chapter l of the Revision L" OF elections
made special order for 10 IL o'clock A. M. Of
Tuesday next.
Chapter 1913 "of the preservation of fish and
game and the destruction of noxious animals )"
passed.
Chapter Is " of burial grounds and their en-.
largement ~ passed:
Chapter Is "of the organization Of village
corporations and fire districts y; pass cd
REPORTS.
BY Mr. Foensby for General Committee
favorably to House bill providing for the preser
walton of Esh in Slnborn Pond in the town o
Hardwick third reading.
BY s. NJ. Warren for General Committee, ia
voraby to bill for preservation of fish in certain
ponds not named in the title third reading.
Adjourned.
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE C0CkLs n WITHIN
i'd will holden the Probate once, IN MohtpeIIeI IL
aid District ON Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
clested to attend to the same on said court days
1-'''N T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
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Retsey Bssrnhan,'s Estate.

THE Subsc rber having been appointed by tie Hon
orable Probate Coui Tor the District OF Randolph,
CoHmis iorecelve examine and adjus lanis
and demands fla against the Estate o Bc>ey
Rufnbam late of Rando PHI, in said District, deceased
nsoivent aud the term ofsx months from
the 18th day of cpember, A. d. lsG2 being allowed by
SAID Cou credltors said deceased
prove their respectiye claim eoe give notice that
will attend to the duties OF out appointment at
the dwelling house OF Amm Burnham, in kaadolph
in said district the 25rh day # March next, at
o'clock the afternoon 4iud day.
JOHN BANKS, Ic,
FRIEND CLIFFORD, I N'"'
Randop phi, Sept. 25th A. D., 1862. l35jw3
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Annual Session, Is IS ,

Saturday, Nov. /.
HOUSE-,4nun9en.
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RESOL.

By Mr.. Hunton, that when the House adjouFn,
it adjourn to meet at ten O'Clock A. NJ. of Mon
day ; adopted.
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Me01c1nes

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