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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

FIRE.-About 90 O'Clock yesterday
morning a fire broke out among some
cotton stored in the fourth story Of the
warehouse of p. Ii. Whitehurst a. Co.,
No. II Wide Water street. The fire de-
partment were promptly upon the
ground and the flames subdued without
any damage to the building, except from
water. $500 or $500 will cover Mr..
Whitehurst's loss.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

ARRIVAL OF AN ENGLISH STEAMER.
THE English steamer Oriole, of Hall
fax, Felipe de Artazo master, from Ha-
vana, bound to New York, put into our
harbor yesterday for coal. She will
leave to-day for New York.
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Each and every article in the above list represented
by Certificate. These placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. Any person obtaining Certificate, TO be
had at our Office or sent by mail to any address, will
know what they may have for one dollar.
We charge for sending Certificates paying postage ana
doing tbe business % cents each Five will be sent for
eleven for 81 thirty for IS; sxyhve for SO, and
one hundred for Sl5.
ANY person receiving Certificate for an article they
NAV not desire can exchange any other article in
LIST of the same value by this method we are enabled
to furnish the public with selections from rich and va
ried stock of goods nominal price, while all have
chance of securing articles of the very highest Value
We warrant every article represented or money re-
funded.
AGyyTs-Iibela commission and valuable premiums
consisting of Watches &C., given to Agents.
Address all orders to GEO DEMERIr & CO,
sfnol-1m 1903 Broadway, New York.
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(Bostoa Hsrdld.l

ave do not like to advertise worthless wares or art
cles calculated to deceive readers and when we sec
an advertiser like Mr. IIembold, whom We have known
for years gradually extend his advertising from year to
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the United
States satisfied that the statements in regard to
his articles must be correct"
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TIM b E r LANDs
FARMS FOR SALE.

fARM Ms FUN DALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST Farm of 125 acres miles from Norfolk.
I'd. Farm of $50 acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
81. A Farm of SO acres, in Nansemund county.
4th. A Farm of so acres miles from Norfolk.
9Th. Farm Of 1000 acres, rs miles from Norfolk.
9th. Tract of Wood Land $500 acres, 20 miles from
Norfolk
7th. Two Farms of ITO and so acres, 16 miles from
Norfolk
sth, One Farm of 9e acres, u miles from Norfolk
9th. One Farm of 81 acres, 81 miles from Norfolk.
10th. Zone Farm of 500 acres 81 miles from Norfolk
18th. One Tract of Land (half cleared OF 20 acres
miles from Norfolk go
I2h. One Farm of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk
l3th. Farm of 200 Acres, ii miles from city
l4th A Farm Of ] ,666 Acres, miles from city.
10TH A Farm of $50 Acres, 30 miles from CITY,
10th. Tract of Wood Land, 200 Acres 30 miles from
18th. Tract of Wood, 400 Acres 40 miles from city.
| 18th. Farm Of III Acres, IA miles from city
10Th. Farm of 800 Acres, Is miles from city.
| 10Th. A Farm of Az Acres, II miles from city.
2st. A Tract of Wood Land, l6o Acres, miles from
city. o,.u
| 23d. A Farm of $50 Acres, "a miles from city.
| oath A Farm of 5000 Acres, 10 miles from city,.
| 9th A Farm of GOO Acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
Goth Farm of So Acres, 10 miles from
| 9th. A Farm of 120 Acres, miles from
| 2Sth. A valuable Tavern Stand 20 s.
Goth. Farm of so Acres IL miles from
| 3Oth. A Farm of 474 Acres, 30 miles from
3lst. A Farm of All Acres 10 miles from
| sd Farm of 800 Acres, 90 miles from
33i. Farm of 100 Acres, so miles from
| 3ith. A Farm of 100 Acres So miles from
35th. A Farm of $50 Acres So miles from
Both. A four-story Brick House on Main street
37th Two Frame Houses, on Church street.
3Sh Two vacant Lots, on Church street.
3gth Four Lots on Newton street.
10th Three valuable Lots on Main street.
Nearly all of the above Land is near water AMI
the large tracts are heavily Timbered. description Of
each win BIO furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and saeot
| Real Estate on Commission
| FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
| aug7-tf " Wide water street. Norioik' va
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LENN' II Fl E A T r +
IMMENSE A7TRAC 7ION.
THE EMINENT AND POPULAR AMERICAN
TRAGEDrAN,
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTO IL {,
FOR THE LAST TIME IN HIS GREAT ORIGINAL
CHARACTER OF THE
JIBBERNAINOSAY.
Mr. PROCTOR as Bloody Nathan.
Mr. PROCTOR as The Ayenger.
Mr. PROCTOR as Nick Of the Woods
Mr. PROCTOR as Reginald Ashburn:
Mr. PROCTOR as The Spirit OF waters
SATURDAY EVENING, October 81 1865,
will be presented the wild and stirring Drama, in three
Acts, termed
NICK OF THE WOODS.
Astounding in Startling Incidents and Thrilling sua
tions, fearfully depicting the horrors oil
SAVAGE WARFARE,
And the MANY trials and difficulties which surrounded
the Pioneers of America during the
dark days of the Revolution.
To conclude with the Laughable and highly Amusing
DID YOU EVER SEND
YOUR WIFE TO PORTSMOUTH ?
ON TUESDAY NEXT
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
To be given by the Merchants and Citizens of Norfolk to
MIR. S. w. GLENN.
Or Doors open at "a quarter before I. Performance 10
commence at quarter before o'clock oczo-h
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and would
not do so were he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands with COM
pete success.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

THE CREoLE.-The steamship Creole,
Captain King, did not arrive from New
York last night, in consequence of being
detained by grounding on Goose Hill
flats, in James River, last Sunday night.
She may be expected some time during
the day, providedshe sailed yesterday.
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PRIVATE SALES
VALUABLE. WHARF PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

" ALUABIE w HAhF TfOI ENI
FOR SALE.
We offer for sale
THE WATER LOTS
on South side Wide Water street. with front the said
street OF GOD three hundred and seven feet.
THE TWO WHARVES
are known IA Taylors and Wrghs's, extending 70 the
Port Warden's line.
These Piers with some repair, could be made to
ACCOMMODATE SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS, ALLOW
lNd EACH To DISCHARGE CARGO AT THE
SAME MOMENT
Au advantage not Possessed by any other Water pro
perty in the city.
ALSO
One lot g. e. corner of Madison aud Wide Water streets
having front the former of III eot and on the latter
43 feet.
AND
The adjoining LOT, having front of 10 feet on Wide
Water street. and depth OF 100 feet.
Plot Of survey be at Office No. II Roanoke
square.
Wake a. CHAMBERLAINE
octl2-U Real Estate Agents
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

MAYORS CoURT.-Ella Williams and
Alice Hunter (colored), arrested by the
night police for being drunk and dis
orderly. Turned over to the Military
Court.
John Stephens, drunk and disorderly,
fined S. and costs.
John Mosely, charged with stealing a
watch. Committed to Jail for a further
hearing,
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4 REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS
577 BUILDING LOTS FOR SAL
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE IN
sPRIN aFIELD'

The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north end of Church street. and laid the same
off into Streets and squares and lots offers tho same of
SALE in squares, rs follows:
4 squares, Acres, making ll2 building lots
6 squares, Acres, making 1856 building lots.
8 squares, Acres, making 1850 building lots
10 squares, 10 Acres, making 179 building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions of T.
or 10 squares will bo sold at time and it is prefer
red to sell the whole 25 squares to one party.
This land is only 7Oi feet from the pavement on
Church street. and is well suited for buildings and offers
an opportunity for investment that will never occur
again In this vicinity, it being tho most suitable site,
and in fact the only available one for new town. or
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and If
lot had house on it, they could all be rented immedi
atey.
Pats Of the land will be sent to applicants and exhib
| tied at No. % Whitewater street.
If not sold will be withdrawn from Market in thi
| form, after thirty days. DAVID DEA'
| Has~ Chicago "Times" copy twice week two week
and sena hill, to Norfolk postr sepls-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

THE WEATHER.-The thermometer
at DR.. w. Z. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
inc state of the weather Friday:
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carrying under his coat about twenty
five inches of cold steel, but as he gave
a satisfactory account, he was dismissed.
Portsmouth was very noisy, and dlsor'
derby on Thursday night, and the guar
dams of the night were kept well en-
ployed in maintaining order. Several
arrests besides the ones mentioned above
were made, but the parties so arrested
were discharged on being frightened
into a promise of good behavior.
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[ADvRRrrsgMENr.l
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

will cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
Pains or Weakness in the Back Structures, &C.; Cures
Weak Nerves, Loss of Memory. Trembling, Dimness o.
Vision,
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ttsg- AWAY WITH SPECTACLEs.--
Old Eyes Made New, without sPECTACLEs, DOCTOR
or MEDICINE. Pamphlet mailed free on receipt OF ten
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Nav York oct13-l2t
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MEDICAL.
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These Life-giving Remedies are now,
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For in every case they add new life and
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that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found
He looked for a fountain that would re-
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~ n
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Ruchu

cures Gravel and Dropsica swellings existing In Men,
Women, Children; in fact ALL DISEASES requiring
tho aid of Duretic 1t Is the greatest Tonic and Diu
retc knownperfecty SAFE pleasant in taste and odor
and immediate in its action
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buch

is pure fluid extract not weak tea Infusion Is thu
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For particulars send for Circular
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

In the last Congress. Thsdeus Stevens.
Of Pennsylvania was chairman of the Com.
mit,ee of Wsvs and Means, the most i'm.
portant committee Of the House, and It's
chairman is conceded to be the leader in the
House. Conservative influence became ar
rayed against him, on account of his radi.
cal views, and Speaker Colfax became SC
far subjected to the pressure, as to refuse sc
reappoint him TO that position, the duties
Of which be discherged with sigaal ability
and success. The Speaker appointed Mr.
Stevens chairman Of the Committee on Ap
preparations really. one Of the mos: impor
tant committees of the House. aas-. ya
Justin s. Morrill,. of vsrm ,ut is Chair.
man Of the Committee Of Ways aud Means
Gen. Garfield is q member Of this Commit.
tee. appointed it is said by special reques,
Of the Secretary of the Treasury. To have
place on this important aud leading com
mi;tee is considered q distinguished honor
To discharge the duties of the position pro
perly, requires ability ard craftsmanship o
the highest ORDER The request of th,
Secretary in regard to Gen Garfield, show,
how highly that gentleman is appreciated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET
wrpsEsD1r Ev1srso, Dec. 20, 1865.

WEDsEsDAI EyxsIxo, Dec. 20, 1865.
FLouR-Dull and nominally unchanged City
brands held at SIC, ,50@ 10, IS for xx red $il 80
Gill; 70 for xxa white. Country brands xx red
S9,oO@iO,O 90 do TX white Sl0, ,2S@il,25 .im
WHEAI--Dull and heavy. No sales reported.
and prices nominal ha,1d Is3 ,ira : hss
CoRx--In moderate demand and steady.
Sales cars new shelled from store at sec, a,
OArs-Quiet, and prices irregular. Sales 2
cars at 40c, car at Ale, car at 42c
DREssED Hoos-Vezy little doing, Packers
pay I0@lic per ID for heavy, the outside price
for very choice. 'c1Iaof ,~'olF ol Z 44
LARD--Steady Held at zoe for city-rentered
In tierces, ale for do in kegs. r7agH ann
HzMs-Steady al 2sc for city sugar-cured.
Mess BEES--Steady at $is, 90 for city packed
DRIED Held at 2sc for city-cured 90
BUrrEH--In fair trade demand Small sale
OF prime roll and choice tub at Ssc. .Hgae
cHEEsE--Quiet and steady. ~ Good to choic,
Western Reserve and New York ss@2Ic.
Esss--ln moderate request at sT@ssc to
fresh packed. igs 33 4FriH as,a.''l- q N
PsrsoIEux-Q Quiet and steady ut 74@7s 10
| renned- JHV i3'lt09 eiLf sssf ffi4 8ciEs
DasD ArrIEs Quiet at ll@isc Cor old, lle
l4tc for new. 'fose ff n4s arf-''1'. n
GaEEs ArPLEs-Quiet amd steady. Good h
choice fruit heid at "a, ,O095,O0
Por4FoEs- -Peachblows steady and id fair de
mand at 80985c In car lots. sti'iis9 ffH42 3
BnAss-Held at sl, 7saa,oo Coz good TO priua
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

In the House, resolutions have been in.
uodneed iBquiring Of the President Why
JEFF. Davis was not brought to trial; cali
ing upeh the President for information as
TO the application OF Msximilisn for re-
cognition by the United States; also va
rious resolutions relative TO the rights .oi
the people Of the South without regard TO
race or color. A bill was passed sppro-
priailsg 10 Mrs. Lipcoln SIS 900, the
same being years salary Of the President.
The bill extending the right Of suffrage TO
the negroes In the District Of Columbia, il
made the special order for tbs 10 of Jan.
uary. Mr., Stevens, Chairman Of the Re.
construction Committee. made speech on
that sutj@ett. arguing that the rebel State,
must come back as new States or remain
as conquered provinces.
In the Senate, resolution was offered
on Manday last TO appoint an examinin,
board TO relieve nDmeritorious officers o
the regular army and supply their place.
by appointments from the veteran Iesery v,
corps aud volunteers; resolution wal
passed TO expend million OF dollars 70
lhe support Of destitute Indians; o re,oIu
lion was offered to appropriate a millio
acres OF public lsuds for the benefit Of th
public schools Of The District Of Columbis
also joint resoluiiou expressive Of tn
fesliag Of Congress on the assassination 0
Psesident Lincoln, apd appointing the III
of Feb. snnivesssry Of M. Lipcoln'
birth day TO hold memorial service 10 Con-
gross. when e. NJ. Stanton will deliver q
address.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
rsva New Skirt for 1866. AL -
The Grsa, Iaventiop Of the Age ID
'a' HOOP SKIRTS : ,".',.'., 70 !, :,
w BRADLEY'S New Pas ent DU

81 W. BRADLEYS New Paient DU.
PIEx ELLIPTIC doube) sPRtNe sEIRT This invssssa
ingenousy braided and hruy tsssthsr edge 90 edge
making the eu CHEST fszbie, 81 sc md durable spns
They seldom nd break Ike the siogie spngA
and preserve their perfect bsaasfsl shaps
mos ihsa ,.es 2. long a. any srss g.s a's'sr
The sondstai aszbiy and great ssssast and pleasure
10 any lady wearing the dn aex sype ski vibs expert
enesa parfcazhy In all crowded esrfagss
railroad church pevs. ehzi for pronsnade and
house the skirt be folded when iDuss 70 occupy
snail place sssi,y and eopssnIsEuy - ik 90 n,ssia
dress. !, t.l.r4 = AM tst4uila-fl ligzyAl
ysalsncs wearing the dupex elliptic steel spring skirt M
single day will never aervAd4 willingly dIpense With their
For children, misses and young kdss thsy are superior
fbs hoops are covered with ply double twisted thread
and via twice long tho single yara eovsaE which
used nxls steel hoop sks The three bottom rods
on Every skir also double Steel and twice double
prevent the covering Io wearing on the rods when
dragging dowa stair stops aeps ste. Ste, which they are
constantly sebjset 10 when in . p i 80 -p ~
An made fthe ppd elegant corded tapes, and
the best quality part gyiog TO the searer the mosi
Rfassfu and perfect shape possibs and
he uzsst. most dsaabs, comfortable snd skirt
wssts bradley c4ry, pssprisor. tAs invention .ed
,els %snaiaetusFs. Chambers, and y q RsAds Streets
Fer saIsis ali @ ss.. store. IN this city, sad th.ossbo.i
the United states Apd Canada Havans % Cuba hsxes sah
LkDsrtca and the Wsa lniiss. Att - y /. y l.y
tEoq1iIsio the Duplex Elpietor dosbis)sprassAiss
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wh, Cep.s,tut,sn., Am.nam..s-

The lfolloviug dispatch was sent to Gov.
Parsons. cf Alabams and read in both Housss
ofths. Alabama Legislature;
~ G--- Washington, Dec. 8, 1865,
To the Governor Of Alabama
The President eopgrstula,es you sud the
country upon the acceptance OF the Con.
stitution Of the United States by the State
Of Alabama, which State being the 9th,
fills out the, completion, Of the two thirds,
and. gives the Ansndsneot knishing effect
as -part of The eanized Law of the. land
.l1.-....f.,E w. H SEWARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
Nspeieen Ashsthe eovsrnnas 10 pseSs
Walh hissH d mise rFarsrAsslan.g .tght tapt

rspoieen Asksthe Govern naest 20 rsoeoe-
h alb biarH q mise MexsrAtsien.g ,ieht iaHt
90 1t is said that the Emper or Napoleon
sshott time since, addressed letter direct
to the Secretary of State, asking for re
cognitIon by The United States Of Maxi
milau's government, as government de
fdeto? The ground 6pon which he based
his request, was that II had maintained
itself for nearly two years. and was there.
fore entitled to such recognition. IL !:
said the Secretary Of State has replied tc
the note. and that be emphs,ically de
ciirtd to accede to the request, ard gives
at length the reasons therefor He de
MES that 1t Is Government de faeto; thai
the whole people OF the United States or,
pledged against any such recognition I
there was any ground for It, which there 4
not; that from the best Information OBJ
tainable from that distracted cooutry, th,
Liberal party have not yielded obedience
and do not intend to, but on the contrary
| their cause is 10 the ascendant .'"
This prompt reply, taken with the action
OF both. Houses Of Congress In regard to
the, position Of the Government, vii
probably open the eyes oi the Emperor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

ssFoREIes The King Of Belgium is dead. i.
Max amilian aud Austria are negotiating
for the further enlistment Of 10, 900 Austrian
troops for service in Mexico, to be furnished
during five years. i Gen. Schofelda sty
banquet given by the Ames lean Minis,er
ss Paris, offered asa toast "FfieDdsbip
between France and the United States'iA
Psris paper states that the General will
proceed to Eugland on conf Dental mission
from President johnson. sri sEI o. u4iussa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
That Proclamation has already appear
JIM BRowy.-'fhe Summit Beacon Of th,
l4th instant has the following

The celebrated Jim ,Brosn." the long
repu.ed "Head Center" of the counterieitine
fraternity of this regiou Of the Country. is dead
Standing upon the running board Of Goa
boat, on which be was coming from Clev eland
on Saturday evening last. by sudden jar he
was thrown of into the bold Of the boat
breaking his shoulder and frac,urisg bis skull
He vas conveyed 10 Yellow Creek basis, Ia
an inseLsible condition. and died on Sunday
evening. He was under bonds on an ipdict
ment for couDterieiting, and was to Laye beer
soon put upon trial before the U. s. Court
for the Northern District Of Ohio, at Cleveland
His ago was 81 years and 5 months.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
Georgia..

Probably, before the Winter has passed
every Southern State; acting under ipspi
ralion from the President, will have
recognized the abolition of Slavery. This
is no longer necessity-the requirement
Of the Constitution, in fixing the method
Of its own amendment. having been
fully complied with. But it will be noble
record fol the country that al It's States,
without dissenting voice, have united in
sweeping away the lAst yestige Of bar.
barism that has so disturbed and dis
houored its life. Probably. immediately up
on the receipt Of official intelligence from
the States which have already taken action,
Q prcel nation win be issued by the Secre.
tsry OF State, announcing the consummstion
Of the amendment. a,--5Rl---ao ,sgl, 81
That Proclamation has already sppeard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Speaker Colfax has constituted the House
portion OF the Jsint Committee OF Fifteen on
the political condition and claims to be repre-
sep,ed BY the States lately IN rebellion ss fol-
lows: "''
Hon. Thaddeus, Stevens, ,of Pennsylvania;
Hon., Elihu A. -Washbprne. Of Illinois, an
Hon. Julian L. Morrill, Of Vermoni;, sd s
hon. Henry Gider, Kentucky; ban 1's' o.
Hon. John A. Bingham, Of Ohio, 'sS auoa
Hon. Roscoe Ooukling Of Newly ork; 's"
Hon. George s. Bootwel. Of NJ assachusetts;
Hon. Henry r. BLOW, OF Missouri, r1.t ~. :.
Hon. .andre'o ,. Rogers. Of New Jersey. =
A strong Committee :, s.,.,.,., .,.o,,s,,. \,
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