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he q nofaUo % indicate ins wafion der'afs from a.
The meDis Of the towards his Polish sub
lccs have not Undergone change but ~ MS soci
tde for their welfare ms Majesty has declared tnat no
considered has fyV duy 10 rwe 10 the rt'so60tvhsreSs
Of Daiai order The experience OF the last two years
has suiicisnty proved nGaR0 solid Ne erected
pso proid vrse bv andychicG p0sons AZ regards the
diplomatic quetioD the Imperial government remains re-
solv0d W fulfil ts international obligations but also 70
MAINTAIN the rights OF Russia within the units of treaties
regards the AFFAIRS of Germany tho T. Petersburg
Cabinet ol1ws them with all that interest which they
deserve, but also with that benevolent reserve which
appertans 10 liz traditions and 10 its interests Russia
but wish for the union ard strength Of Germany on
the basis Of the rights and interests o all the States "
which II c0Dsists. She has no more need 10 provho
against dangers which mic hi result for her than Germany
has 10 guard against dangers coming from Russia me
ramcra which have been circulated therefore un-
founded h<v festfs eny~ms kpity IL Malicious
sstaon. ~ All events they only serve TO mslcad
public opinion and for part think that the mission
of the Journalists In not 70 participate error with
view 70 certain objects o. political cIeverness o1s 70 en-
truth.
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Position Of the dyar Towards Poland
and many.

ftrom the ~. Petersburg jtrrnal, sept
We have more than pointed out re naagmv., O,
organs Of tho press 70 drive public opin into
path which can only lead 10 deception Tuus when the
SECOND dispatches of the three Courts roerectng the
taas n Poland were forwarded tn ~ Petsrsblrg. the
foreign newspapers We'd with each other IN
report that the RussHn government accepted propo
sfionN nade TO WITH Insignificant uodi.
hcat'ons lngcs ~sre thus ergrudered whrb
were hot = keeping vith the real state of
ssns, sud When the tru,h became knnva
70 account 10 The 10 u hostile by the very tnru
who had pfulnEated Ne fate rsw rx 40 the time y.
wsrncd our readers ~ be csnpus IN believing thcn We
fnihi similar duty TO-DAY Nv putting them on their
guard against rumors Of si'nar nature rne fatelen
press launching forth sno s irilS,si CO. ,r.,p. ~
srcc,ng The pro ects Of The Huss'an ruvs~t.nt as -
yards pnand and Germany. kfcal feprnle - .,-l eu
~, whrs are w " irvHedls'ey nirnt.,a sutn
a. rs~reriinx the aiar " '.ermsry. Tn s.Nsft
rana Which ar IRA j. irctn s tiao fhr fge
- ~ ~ @'sf'Hh 'Asfn 80 fAs.t ff nttt Ha.eft
rrhiNri .hm NsMf aeNr3 q grassd4tce w.iF -
ssf.as tattt &. Rueitt L. t.ffr,Ilr stt,, ~
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The Recognition scheme and vcsv Loa n
for the Empire.

rf tSeh 10 cnrresfondence n tne London Ieegraphl
The reInr, OF he Mcxican Commissioners on the GOV
sfn.nt oest suited 70 their country and the reasons
Wat ifndet y sp has been good criticised here "a
Hsht ttss The rocord ibduges n rather strong ian.
Eusse ceocerutnE the evs arising from republic and
AZ aec that pcvpe cannot be innatsly very good
.a .s reouceo 70 IN" state oi demoraliTailou men.
uohed n the repovt. The pub cation OF this s.ire :.
W. ~ ". Nofi1r suppressed 20 Indicate that the
m.nonen haS'nlim - about 70 aec.1s fhs cyogs
We he and ios one hciieve-tnst one ~ the A.,
acts "" ue~ government VH b. n, yseo,,se ~ ~
S0"h- ~" seeha - he the opinion IN Au..,,,,.
Ano W gtais the worfs ~ the ~, Flafs A.,
New IoFR ~ n 'ars. no srubt s fst thai the ncy, SO.
etnnent t Nvxts, a. sos 40 it csta ahisn.d :. tu
D. ~ W \. shH inc co. ear suof o' ibt south 81
sctt ttnN H7 y le1, 10 hNr safn i s,en ts.eus !,
ttnnNf ltN @M thcfN ia HH bfItve {. = tgs.fs .
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

The steamer c,y Of Washington, Captain Brooks
let Liverpool the 10Th, and Queenstown
the nth September arrived at this port last evening
The Paris correspondent Of the London Globe says that
swo federal reported 20 be their 70
wsch the Florida Hres, and ner exit INTO the high
The Rev W Y Claiming had been lecturing IN Liver
pool the question. He predicted an early
peace through the triumph OF the North.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.
Russian Replies 10 the French and Aus.
trtan Notes.
THE RussiAN REPLY 30 THE FRENCH NoTE.


PANS, Sept. IL, 1863.
The Russian reply o. the French note conceived in
even more courteous terms than the and
Expresses sentiments fayotanc 10 the good relations
istine between Frame and kussta Prince GrrtsChak0n
cuncindes ms despatch ~ whi,h precindes
anticipation Of an eary resumption Of the discuss he
tween hn-sia and the three Powers i = believed the
despatch ~ NJ way cnange. the situation OF
The Nord Of this evening that the Russian note
maintaining the essty pacincation OF Poland
before the carrying oai o any reforms Prince Gor,s,ha
kof does not enter no lore explanations order not to
efnbter the decusson. lie states that Rsa agrees 10
the sx points and will do ni Ia her power n solve tho
question which source Of Misunderstanding between
rhc Op,s,on Nc,,eaot, o, ,as evening saws he rspv
o. Russia 70 the french uotc Yesterday Is Bar
ritz.
Ia Franc. saws Wa aro not aware when ,ne po,es vvn
oe published Prince Car.chasoi ls genera ais
considered 10 b. lcs UsfeEorCd u rnply than fresh a.
rusacu q TIE Observations already presented, whch
AVOID promo nruR "u lhr question fsrmni manner
thus leaving the nien frr pegptst.on
III" l'ukc a. Nnntcbc,o sal nj eavc ~ Peter, burg
Ent thc Emperor return RON Finland.
Rvsstls EsrLN 10 - AUSTRIAN SoTr.
rhe reply ol Prince corts h,knr /, me .Tstri,n note
on the fosh question is bIei. and announces hat 4
more detailed memorandum WI fof ow. Prime Cors
chRknn considers the xx potnis ~ have hecp at
tied ny the rrey0us declaration W Rnssta us
gratefully arsnowied.cs the ftiae m-nts displayed
the welfare of Poland. pruc oprSchakau regrets how.
over. that the tatiuus psef the diplomatic s
ther results had nrt "a 3lhle and that
the opinon had raf rsinoysd Primo.
Dor,gchatOi lhuks Therefore ths rirther pYolon
81 tbese discussions appears supsf uous fe tina y
states that Russia assumes tto fu responsibility of hsr
acts.
In days sitting n The Lower House or ths Relchsrah
communication made from Tho government es
planning that the arrest Of ". Rogaw k member ~ the
Chamber. TOOK pace "a consequence - information
cci,ed by the udrtal authorities q Iemberg 10 tue
eject that Rogawsk had been taken rdornns d>c,o
acting as a member ~ The secret Polish committee.
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entirely disconnected from hts policy remains u 10
In ibe meantime Mr.. Sdeh is sun dancing at mo
VIia Eugene
II rumored night thai there strong feeling Of
jealousy the French bankers and those Of Eng
snd and Germany who shoul "a contract for Mesi
east, the guarantee OF the government but
~ Fbitd IS iceaedg oTpesed 70 the MEASURE NJ htdago
the head o the Mexican to The Ar,hduke, " DO
charge daares for MeNco here he already appointed
by he provisional government.
VI. De Msnthoio.'s Mission.
The fadpesaasos Bei0e says thai The time o N. Mon
tbosns deDarture for bis office Mexico not yet
csely known. he doubtless waiting To learn the
no, therefore likely that be would leave France before
the month or November.
South American Feeling Towards the
French.
from Ia France, Sept. l6.)
Accounts from Peru the I'd pt, state that the news
O the entrance o. the French into Mexico hal produced st
very strong feeling against tho French excited by
the ultra party who had prOpagaed the most absurd
rumors, and announced that the expedtlonary corps
under Marshal Forey had met with a severe check IN
passing the deHes OF Rio Fro. Those malicious reports
having been cOntradced BY facts the party hoze to
France have silent General PeEe Vice President
OF the repubcnow become President by the death Of
pars--is animated with the most friendly Intentions
towards the Frencb government.
Will the Pope Remove Co MoxfcOs
letter from Rome the Journal de Brbseles makes
the effect chat Cardinal Antonei will shortly
leave Rome for London, hepce will proceed to Axsoo 70
regulate tie religious affairs Of ne Seso empire.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. n, 1858.
Political news s npmportaDt.
CAicuTA, August 20, 1893.
lmpof,s DALI copper declining. saitpetve quiet Lin
soed oil, anna lower Jnte, lower. Exchange
unatered Freights improving
BoAshy. August -, 1869.
Cotton unchanged Exchange unaterod. Freighis ad
vancng
c,NrcN, August II, 1853
Tea active Exchange $50.
SHhNGHar, August 4, 1863.
rca active Sik-higher prices demanded. Exchange
76isd freights, God
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The Boston Bank Statement
BosTos, Sept. 20, 1863.
The following iH the bank statement for the week.-
Quot Tournament.

To-day, the 30th nst the champion match between
New York and Brooklyn will take place the enclosed
quoit ground, corner Of Putnam avenue and Downing
street. near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. The prize is
splendid silver model quoit will awarded the win
ners Representatives from the Brooklyn, New York
Thistle New Jersey ana 81. Andrew clubs will compete
Tor the prize. as well rs delegation from Philadelphia
Play will commence AT nine O'Clock A. NJ.
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An Unknown Woman Found Drowned,

FVT fANItI0N Y. Y sent 70, lse9
Coroner Bennett held IN inquest TO day upon The
body q an unknown woman, found on the beach
Deceased had on dark dress flannel skrr, cot,
ton scsngs and saer shoes aud upon her psrson we're
found pair ~ earrings pair of silver specsacles
small piece or paper containing The name " rduara
Jones franklin House crccnpomt AMI another marked
Mrs Parker No. ~ Graham street Brooklyn veri,e,
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
The UaIted states ind IN, ussi..n

The Parts correspondent Of The London ssyp,,o posi
earns that II moi the intention N tho poyerpusut al
Washington to throw any difficulty tho way of grrnch
schemes IN Mexico, but IL disposed quietly to watch
e-ents
The NW's Paris correspondent mentions az a run,or
thai the Emperor OF Mexho has obedence 10 the
iostruetions o' hs French ally Recognized the Conea
sino states. II nsy, however, he remarked thai unt
The arrival OF the derutation from Mexico with The oor
y tue crown aud ia formal acceptance hy the Archduke
Maximilian, such an act would be premature
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
The National Horse Fair.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Sept. %, 1so3.
The National Horse Fair opened 70 day with every
prospect OF complete Tho interesting classes
have already been mostly ned and to-days attendance
netokeus interest equal the expectations of the
managers. Many excellent horses are present Among
The hest from tins State BecEwhs Belle OF Hartford
hs Prince, and Russelps Clarion Nearly hundred
and fifty entries had been made up to noon to-day
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Italy.
sAalnALpI AND THE OLEReY.

GAhlBALDI AND THE CLERGY.
The follow letter has been addressed by GaYbadi 70
the Palermo journal N kdrteIio det Pr,ti:-
applaud the re-appearance Of your Aa-teuo, and ]
hope that yOu will not cease 70 use to combat the evil
genius OF the priests who in the holy Of God de-
stroy the soul the life and the liberty Of the people
The priests ncoTriebe, and they require to be treat
cd with blows from the hammer. At time We
respected them thinking that they wished TO serve our
cauee, but that error on part now they are
like swarm N l0custs which spoil destroy every
thing. Let rase and show the people the
truth. 6, SARiBALDI.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

pARIs MnNEY MAKKl

PARIS MONEY MARKRT.
The Paris Bourse was without materisi change Repes
closed ON the 10Th AZ go lb.
LONDON MoSEy MAaKEr--sEPr. 10.
The funds steady Consols the 18th closed at
3f per cent. Applications at the bank numerous
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, sErT. l6-A. ".
The market has been very excited and active during
the past two DAYS, the sales reaching $4,000 bales
cnding 80 900 tor speculation export Prices have
advanced all round 10 the extent OF Id isd and In
some instances even N per To- over last Fridays quo
Trade at Manchester shows continued buoysncy ex
element and buyers are compelled 70 pay further ad
vance OF lsf I'd per ID. over Friday last
LIVERPOOL. BRfApsrUFps MARKET
hessrs Richardson, spence Co.. Wakefield, Nash
cheaper Wheat IN mted request at about 3D. per
dccliness. sd ~. ID heing the nm quotation for
winter red. Com slow aud easter mixed offered 2Ts
per $50 lbs.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION sAEKrr.
Mcssrs B'gland, Nnya y c., and Gordon, Bruce 4
Co. report .--reef and pork rrhout material change
Racou dull rather easter. Lard auiet Al sgs aOs
rallow steady At 43s. Tor Butchers Association
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE N.sxrT.
Sugar auiet bu, steady Coffee IN good demand and arm
Rico inactive Linseed oil unchanged Petroleum qu ct
refined IS. Cd. crude, f20 Rnsm IN small rsnuest
Spirits 81 turpen,ne hrmer Holders Frcnc ask Ts Sd
LoNDoN MARgrrs.
Breaastuns dun and both wheat Four rather lower
nerally steady. Rice quist but unsusred. Talow in
limited drmandY g, i2s. 9d atas
rRg LATEST MARKETS
The London Timer city artise aysThe funds vester.
day Inactive hut with favorable tendency M all
other securities The applications for discount At the
bank we're rather numerous, tue rates IN the omen
market are ikely ~ be maintained i'm the end Of
the month.
Inc london hsalg N,,r, savs-n the discount market
Yesterday little business was transacted beow
per cent The cou'caerate loan continues Ia inproye
the closing quotation Wa - to "a discount hens one
per cent higher - -
The Ioudun Hsf0S savs Although the forrfcn stoct
settlement, yesterday ~as the hesv,e. on record
\ rassed owe IN satisfactory manner ana without anv
dfcutv II ~ stated thai SIX seven proposals by The
principal Freteh CAPITALISTS including the Credt pober
and International tnanrd Couauy have heen sent In 10
the Minister ~ Finance at Paris arrange the proposed
loan for Mexico
ntFRrDoI sApKufs-cept H.
Cotton queter sales of two days 80 900 haes The al
vance partially i0st, about ia Dr the abo,
| spcculatora and eNposters took - coo bales
Br.adstuus guiet aud steady.
Provisions dull
Produce steady.
consols for money e3's ssi,
American Stocks-lluus Central shares "a ascoupt.
he, IS.
JnspnS PRODUCE vsRENr--sept IL
Suearnonand not better and sorts offered nj for.
mer rates, air business refined low lumps AZ aae
per cwi. CnreeA Amodsrais business prices steadv Te
quiet Rceseveral parcels scd al ION prices ss,tre,re
steady. Tailow, 42s sd new r Y G. on spot duh
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The Columbia County Esir.

HODsONi m T., c6It 81, IS65.
The fair Of the Columbia Agricultural and Horticultural
Association opened to-day with entire The
tries were very creditabe in al the departments The
attendance has been larger than first day of any
fair Of the association the total receipts amount
ing to than 81 500. There every prospect Of fair
weather the days and Of corresponding success
TO this truly prosperous association.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
THE PRIvATEERS.

ShtVb nj tdtng for the Cen dcrat ties.
Tho following reply 10 the memorialforwarded 10 Earl
Russell by the President o! the Union and Emancipation
sociey has been received from the Foreign Office
FOREIGN OFuss, Sept IA, 1859.
sIR-l directed by Earl Russell 10 state in reply
oyourxemora Of the Is, inst that her Ma esty-
had her attention turned the question
building fitting vessels OF the socaled Confede
States and the subject win continue % receive their
safiou1 consideration. am sir your most obedent hum
bic servant, r.. HAMMOND.
7. B. PoTrsR, Esq, 5l Piccadilly. Manchester
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Captain MamGs Explanation.

IFFrN tStrt Ibl cnrrespondence q london Herald
The Dccda o BFes, publishes long atier from NJ pee.
auet du clay showing shat the CAPTAIN III the French
ship Pfemontier beard which rantain Mafit o the
FLORIDA, charged with havu transferred his prisoners
70 spite OF the commander ~ that vessel took them on
spontaneously, W pursuance Of arrangement between
hiinser and the prisoners 10 which the captain III the
Florida party
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Foreign Theatre a L..

IONDUN.
Messre Faconcr and Chaterton have Teopened DR. ury
lane, with comedy by the former gentleman,
titled mature Above Art The Times gives q very
amusing account OF 10, and up its demerts thus
In plain language, this last play Of Mr. FacoDers is
OF the most ncongrnous and incomprehensibe affairs
which the stage has witnessed for long time past -
Nj James Anderson has made great hit at the Surrey
as Wallace, in 1.-THE Scottish Chief"
NEW ZEALAND.
The Marsh troupe we're playing at Dunedin, July 10,
with great success. Mr.. Charles Holt managing the
theatre He had engaged the Christie Mnstrels (bogus)
Mr. Joe Jefferson, "he great American actor Miss Julia
Matthew'S and other Mr.. George Corpin the op
position theatre had the Lancastersbre Bell Ringers and
was about announcing an engagement with English
for New Zealand
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IN. baltimore and onio Rat,ro,a.

ftNfiN'N|.- r'f' FL.
The shfrmcrts - eastward 7onnd prrturs. with IT,
sddp.n y ouc hundred cmr carr, SO nes inii-tus,
srd slrirr caay reiurrs v fuiy rr,rye - .,s-.us.
81 Nrewa'd tDnii ircigt' ir1e2rdcat y rr, ,.yen..
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'svHs W bU6 OusVses
--o>~No>~~~~~>~.>oe-o~-~-
News from Havana and st.
Domingo.
Atrocities OF the Rebel Do.
Ininicams.
Supposed Loss Of a Spanish
Mail Steamer.
INCREASE OF THE CUBAN GARRISON.
STATISTICS OF THE YELLOW FEVER,
&C.. &C.. 10.
INCREASE. OF THE CUBAN GARRISON.

The Creole from Havana, arrived ST this port
yesterday afternoon suboined ,he ases Intelligence
brought BY her.
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Personal.
lOuNT ,lE EERsIaNY CREATHp A DuKB.

From the Paris Moniteur, Sept. fS
NaDOeOn, BY the grace or God and the national viii,
Emperor OF the French all present and future,
greeting sbng 10 give 10 Count Persigny, member Of
prpy council senator, &C. testimony of our recog
milton for the services has rendered the State aud
for his devotion 10 have resolved TO confer
upon him. and do confer him by these presents,
the title ot Duke de Persigny. This te ehan be trans
missibe direct line from male 10 male and according
10 the order Of prmOgeniture
Given the Palace Of the Tuileries, 9Th Sept 1853
NAPOLEON.
Earl Russell had a narrow escape from a csr-
Yiaee accident caused by runaway horses, in Scotland.
The Grand nke Constantine Of Rossia passed Rresian
the 9th inst. bis way 10 Germany, and, " sad
the Crmea He IL to retain the title OF Governor General
the dploma corps having been informed that his ab
sence is likely to no extended over sx weeks With
him left the Grand Duchess, born Princess or Aenburg,
whittier the imperial children had been advance
protected by the strctest incogHto.
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The gbuera.

PATTI pIsPI EAsED WITH TIE PRINCES AT FRANKFORT.
From the Dublin Freepaos Journal. Sert. 1877
We hear thar Patti cnntented with the sove.
rnigne At Frankfort, however much she with the
aorns. They did not fling her bouquet athourh
they bestowed thousands OF forms the singer
IL is said she would nave preferred royal bouquet,
N. Bagier has issued his programme for the Paris
Italian Opera season. The company includes Patti the
sisters Marchsn Gasser Mario snd host OF other well
remembered names. For novelties we have only the
force OF neslDyn ard "salamabo but we promised
every old favorte
Mr.. Howard glover has nearly completed his new comic
opcra-libreto well music-to be entitled Giralda
the Unmarried Wife, The work is 10 be produced by
she pype and Harrison company during the approaching
season OF English Opera at CoyeEt Garden.
Nile. Tens has left Paris, has been defnitiye.
y engaged by the managers OF the topera has there
fore. hecome necessary seek for singer who can
represent The princba character in the forthcoming
opera Urbe AfTtcaiue. -
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Oar Havana Correspondence.

Oar Havana COrrespOmdence.
HAVANA, Sept. n 1853
Considerable anxiety felt for the safety OF the Span
sh mail seaer Mexico, which should have reached this
port the 18th inst She had eighty passengers on
board. The only information have about her is that
sne gave food and water the British brig Lola from
Matamoros for this port thel3th, about forty miles
east the Gulf OF Campeachy. have able to find
truth the report that the passengers Of the Lola
the evening OF the 13th vessel FIRE, which they
supposed have been this steamer though the report
may he troe.
From -. Domingo have news OF importance.
The number Of troops arrived here from Spain
during the past week IS ,020.
The Ddra says that Gen Bucea has started from the
frontier of Hayti on his return 10 Santiago dc
leros. He has had several skrmishes with the rebels,
sene ally beating them bat arrived al santiago with only
few soldiers, owing 10 NE fatigue, heat and the Losses
the encounters
u was reported the lith that General Bpceta and
Colonel Cappa had Joined their forces at Santiago and
given battle 20 the rebels and routed them and that the
latter retired 20 G1aynubn.
These rebels accused or having entered nnde
Tended and murdered defencees and sick sol
ders They reported 10 inest The woods, which
thereby rendered rnapproachable 1t s reported here
that orders gwen 20 the Spanish troops
these woods fire and thus burn the rebels ont How
much truth there is Ia the report know not
General Gandara has been sent 70 Puerto Plata TO take
command of the Spanish exTedenarv forces. We are
not told what has become Of General Primo de Rivera
who also sent hence for tie command This s
the third commander they have had already
Lack Of here has set the gossip mongers on the
oi rtt, and their inventions innumerabe and worth
less.
] shaD write you by the Corsica on the goth inst
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
S HlPPIN NEW S
Maxsn.nas or oen

MoveM ents 0Y Ocean Sten mere.
Mails are forwarded by regular
The steamer for or from Liverpool call
cept the Canadian line. which cali at Londonderry rhe
steamers for or from the Continent call AT Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, ia, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
For HAvANA-steamshp Roanoke, from New York Oct
-atI2M.
For NASSAU AND pHAvAHA-Steamshp Corsica, from New
YORK Octl2
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An l.nsrs and paeiaoes ssdd the NV yoRx HKRsLp
should Ie ssaiei
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