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, 1866-08-15

Peter Eb-Hold.
Jas. 1.n.l.erty.
aeury II. Viii
Iiamf....-..-
Conrnd ClHca.
Ihos. C.Sl,cltca
3acIb Meytr-.-.
Ia1'k FIyun.-..
John Elnseen...
James Tn1 F1t-.'t
Mich. Nnmer-
Wn. Toumcy--.
RiehardshIrpey
James Mckay.
james Drz.r.nn..
Sol MAhuney..-
Chas. McCnLc..
EtmonO'Donncil
John PowE1i..--
E r.. Newton.
Richard Perry.
Dennis Sfmons.
Wrn. Schmidt.
Pat'k Delaney.
1sene.uend7icks
JohY, AIlmen-
diugG-..-.-..
jas. hnEctnan..
Jacob Knar.ss.
1'at'k Hickey.
james EoCcH..
Olc Johneou-...
A. W.Hnrl:away
Geo. r. Eunt.-
Chaa+ TurniclE
Nm. II. Foster.
.AbrhhamuMpcr
Hobt,. n. Ad{nm
John Butler
Chg. HammeH.
Alex. D:auf,icn-
AuGt H.ckfld.
Vim. B. Wilson.
Joha u. Kenny.
Edw'nrd lanEm
Win. Ncihold-..
Jorlas N. Jol1u-
en0---..4.---.
Chas. BTuNDspt1
Angus: SpllutG
VIM. MeiE-.-.-.
Chas. Goutd....
John Ludwig.
Nm. Ec1lugh..
VIZ. D. Aco7e-
Jacob Sehusv..
Joh1. laus--..-.
). Il. F. Leon.
hardie......-
Andrew l~John-
R1n.-.-.-- ~.
DEn Doherty..
Geo. Scese-.-..-
Chat, NnEacr..
James Carey.
james Kctde...
Pcir Kuhr =.
1ol1u NaEe
cltAunaa -....
Wu1. 1aUEan....
rEae.E. DeE:.cr,
John Lyons.....
, 1866-08-15

Barley. 80. 6s,aa to,s93
Tic weather to-lny was clear, cool and favorable
Tor harvesting operations. Sbonld 1t continnc 50
for another week, 1t will 50 far 10 mitigate the
damage sustained by the recent ruin storms. The
grain markets to-dsy were not actiye. Wheat was
very qule: and unsettled, eos1ug nomina1ly lower
for old No. Spring, though higher range Of
prices prevailed for new. Com was moderately
active At material decline. Other grains were
quiet.
The Provision market was inactive and nominal
There WAS limited demand for Mess porI, ami
the market advanced 50c, with ealcs OF 1Do brls
City At S33.00-holders ut the cloec being dtm at
this fguEe. Dnlk Meats wcra Inactive md en-
uze}y nontnoa. Lard was dull and nominal q.
190s9he for Summer, and e1@s1Hc for Winter
rendered.
liverpool adylces Of the 1s.u ria Atlantic Cable,
quoted Dscadstufss dull. Corn lower at eGe.
Tie Flour market was dnai and casieE-ycsteE-
day advance not heing maintained About 500
br1s. changed hands at 211.00 for White Winter;
$1,000 for Spring Extras; aud S7.U007.10 for
Spring Snpcrs.
The market for old No. Spring Wheat was dull
and nonfnai1y 4@3c lower. Northwestern was
quiet and &c easier. New spring was 1c better on
No. ! and 3fDfc on No. 2, for immediate delivery.
There is very little Of either grade the market.
The sales transplrcd at s1.1@1.sa for Northwest
cm; s1.G0 for old No. i; $1.759l.s5 for new No.
lots m tnrk. Far innrc delircrv bear Of saiea
nrncxv M snr5nrr nj SIX ser1cr Srp,cm1,cr.
mud ,, se1ier ~ Tie rnoTl,et c1osca no1,s
mai At 81 II for cid M. snr;nr.
In view of thc unfarorable atlyfres ty the cable.
nnd n corrrsnondin, dcr]inc in New Yorl tn
Corr nor1,c, n.as 1cz1,<c iorcr tbonch At ibc
e1osc n s1;rht rsl1y ,oots n1,re. " note ssles of
sst nm b1 at 5E:1ssr FIR M I. ss4c for M ,.
- ~ Re;cctri1 n for Witt md SnGotxc fo,
ya1io.r H. s,ars. rnc sor yo,,ow .rd ssSa5ac for
sus" ~ s'o ,s~es., - ~. ' . ~ ~ <s,s~ ~
no. aaoa1-Goe1nG Will ouse's oi 4'o' u -"sAc'
and EelIers at 5ac-
Oats were quiet but as7a, with light ea1cs at a34
O. 3Cc for 10. i, and &c for No. 9 In store.
rso ~ 1o,, md T.. n. r<,. ,f,,i,cd o,a tho ,,,-.
4oc ae.nana .o1 nse s, We ltialsu, a.,a ~. Alas
yet ssns qnlet AT decline o. lGlsse, WIN 6aea o.
No; in s;ore ,sss;S at sSsss ss ,o,,, =, ,,e ,
,,o,,. Western WI .r;c7 ~ ror iii ~.
oG" Nsste.", auu H'aSaes W. w. W ~. ~ ~
Lake tstlEnts aosahceo NC WILL ehSasemca1s
at7GDSc for Corn 10 Buea,o.
Itmoahy scca was In notefate request ana q
trlae higher With salee Of prime SAMPLES ss:so
! ets3a. tlax Is feafce and wanted NJ ~" io'
> prime samples, aellSes"o'c th's ooa'n' Ho'a'"s
, 1866-08-15

Iron enough 1as l,ccn received nj 81 fanf,
Mfnn., 10 build thc st. Paul j. Pacific Railroad 10
st. Cloud. and Ii being being put down A. fast as
a corps Of workmcn cali do It. The Minnesota
Central, mud Wtnona s: St. Peter Railroads arc
being pushcd forward as rapidly as possible l'e-
tween Furibnu1t and Owatonna, on tho Central
load. Tbs track Is being laid Mt tho rate OF
thrce-quasters Of a mic per day. The two roads
arc exported 10 reach Owatonna by The LIT Of Sep
tc1nber+ ihus giving St. Paul allsnll connection
win Wfnn1,.
, 1866-08-15
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL


TcuDKT EVENING, August II, 1866.
The demand foe money to-day was more active
than yesterday, but there is no material change In
the condition Of the market. Thccountry bankcta
throughout tic West are reducing their balances,
preparatory to the movement OF The new crops-
To this end nearly all our bankers are expressing
currency Westward, and come arc even sending
currency both East and Wcst al present Prime
paper is discounted readily at 10 per cent pcr an
mum, but Inferior paper IL discounted On thcstreet
at niles equal to 1@11fc per cent.
Tic demand for Eastern Exchange is compara-
lively light Mt present. bul the supply fa limited
and the market remains firm Mt par buying aud
1-10 premium selling. Hound lots wcrc sold
among bankers al d premium Of 60@60c perthou-
fanl.
The general Produce markets. to-day ruled dull
and tenvy. Flour was quiet and caslcr. Wheat
wus dull aud 4G}5c lover on old Wheat; but new
grades ruled higher. Corn declined fG13fc per
buslt.t. Oats were quiet md firm. Rye wns dull
and 1fl1.{c 1owcs. Provisions were hrmef.
| Bonded Wines vere scarce md finn.
, 1866-08-15

Et;{:E-Ibcfc vas 4 Eo5l 1oca1 inQnlTy Today. and
ftrzh lo;s, In ssl pacEA<cs were ten.T readily II
iASsc Strictly fresh were being hsll at rs x1th an
Tsrr Sow al l:slsc- The SIMPLY Is moderate
FRUITS AND NMTs51he Esns:s! nasses q; nd -
The1s sleht fs1s on n .hs suppi{ of fs.shss @
Ie11ous arc in better supply and lower: Domestic
Dried Fruits are 4l1ost ont Of market and an9atoa.
10 good request and stady We scrtse our LIST a fo
, 1866-08-15
C1ilGAGU ljMlIEI h1Attfk ET.
TUEznAr EskNtNn. August II. I'M.
Tho rtccirta Rd shipments Of tnmf'cE. bhtugtca an
ALI during llls pslt 1pgfy.clKhl honrs wcfos

THO fGfFpN kAQ o. AQHl[N{p 9Hft&tCA lIb
La,l during tlls psat fultyclKhs hours wcfoi
l.unat9r ........................osS5M1 y5aNG
Lntli. Observation-Disclosures i,Ea.W g3i.00
There Ia fair icsant fr tuhbcr. y tiln cargo and
pstst~ 1ru rcnnrns e1panst:o VI tusx. continue 10
bc weit n,nintnId. Cargo aa1cs 10 day were: Cargo
schooner tsuby frou tusEcgun. 10 IN. Strips laa&nca
tnlarx, Mt fls.:3; cargo bark Nucleus, from Mcruin
Iacr atnut 100 IN strip. At t;oo mud 2, s common
rnxx nt sd73 cargo eet. 1]c Flint t:oIA Maniatce.
about 70 long saved timber. Mt e1lW t2s III tosts
und scansllnEs, at aiaooi . III latA. at tta. scow
Aln1r., trUm While Like. ntout Gp IN coats" racl, at
&t1ss: scr. Experiment, from MAritow0c abcnl rs
sawc.i shingles, III $50; 10 III shave' do At 10; - IN
cedar at $50.
Ttm following aro tho gard prices:
LuAuxu -F,ss:c1cat. !. ~. sx and 7'1nch =, ,o.
seeea tx AMI iia::. s:fs:$
t s1a Gs1g geaaa ns; c.f fiooii 10
sStl,er: fo.Ef-t4' aan'e u socoad =, n,.;, N
rlcat. m,AG H:;., ."., :'''.'.. y
Matched aad dTrssed eoa,uon Floor ~. :. =,
as1siic;, sni drr;:ci Silci con;on s "
s1fs9 ana sssoad cisa; sidias: 10 -
FIT soi'on dffrstl si;i:.: 3So
Wac1n.u1 buhrds, seccL l3lnch nnd
VS. $:;;: j;
cqm%on sneio ss sCais; s,., I,, si,x1 se1ans = y
1ess aaa sssss'as; $Ss:S E 4; s
en1sc1xs~A or Star shayed si,ingi.s,..... 3.g9s5o
4 or Star Sawed Shlnclb3 ....,...,. 3.31%i.s5
No.1 Sawed Shingles. l5As3.13
II No. Sawed SsirKtes,s ,s.....-...... 1.ES+54Q
lATu-Fcr In yards. da...........-.......... 4TsxS01
Dy lond Ey Northwestern Railroad, delivered In
AqY yursl where tc switched any depot:
I a 0r Star Sawed Shingles by chr -
| load on track. '-ahOrt c0unt+ 6.E
OF Star Sharcl S.llnElcx. hT car
1on1 on tt&ck, count r1alc fill, or
eve bunehes to the :ionsAul..-... 3tM
rnck.................. ~ a.77assa
iracSs. .,.....s.,...s y, -. . "a
Three dollars car load added Wien transferred
which charge follows the Shingles In freight bill.
hl@NGLE HIANnAHD-
! Thickness shingles 70 bc inches II thickness
! L&ngth-Stxteen Inches.
| 1thniA-Tucnty inches.
| CuuttcS-TwcutY.
, 1866-08-15

...Ne1t, 1T: xhat:. ,hs Eaattsr7" ssia Atsr*
veioue looking, patient. who haa called to ron.
.ult h!u.. ~uh. nothlnE serto,A" va :aa reply,
"l rou cati thAt nothing aerous7" aall AtrrnsthJ
TIL you. sf. that WHEN t.esc t~o or1ans ars ont Of
.nay ihati: not morn or ie;s il.e..S ao! isnn Of
can bc mora tFuc the1cufc, II ot tho very h1Elsrst
importance e krp The stomach and ver u ariEotus
IN tts action. tnnc and contfo1 thrt With lMssrEr
TElrA b5t1atAClt VI tTEti9-tltd most
rtcr bctn Rdmtnisfcrcd curo for DyAprp<i! nntt
Msrr Disease i T. rreon,.neMirA hy ltsslnEnishs.i
piiIerFs Of thr Army mi Enty hY our rst a1t"r b!
Intelligent uf rtcsy rtAss, unruallcl pro:ttvc
AEnnJt epidemic anu MA1fous dlkcascA, and pr
tccy innocunua lns at The hao fanlu r3xrtfi tas1g
GRANT and Alternative. AuEl3&t&15t x~H
, 1866-08-15
CONNIE EKClAI4s

TuEsnXr EVENING. August II, 1886.
The following tables show the receipts and
etipmcnts Of produce dur1ng tho rast twenty -four
hDurS.
, 1866-08-15
IN rnfrrI "
PROTECTIVE
M E EDIcAIIoN N:


,.-
ttas holds eoei 10 TIE eci.ace Of medicine wen asi
tie sctense cf fs:eznnenr. Fot uosc shsA two aour
and reazs It xss considered necessary b. pA{slc'
Fnos7aA7x the1r patients IN or.er to tncza II
sk<tch that Iesase c1cs Of Dz. esnsrao. In his st
ofGu Mas, would 1t almost 4ng o4 the me3icai
,.N''... - s14" een'ols ago. austss'ns' ohs1
xe' .s.-.",',.A ,.Nus' soa9eRaaes' asa *a'3s1uet
ye.s1 peen tua "a. mr.. .ur, .,,,.t,,.t +,,,-.
arr tsv ned.e.1 f,..1,, ~ ,o,,,.,,. >. ,,s,-+
depletion u "the soTe1e1sua thing in the world" 70
people Ehon diseases hss already depleted almost
- -'.s~s,- s,r"-~ '.. rN.s,. ~ ~. As'e4ee
go, - :, ,,...,.--,o-us, 1,,..-,.
Ing DOWN. B1therc tne5 ucrt viz
&ytsy serious uloaenlsy Iht htoyTsclix.xx1zaaxx
does act supply tnem with tie best uca=s Of e,ec.
thets eoecI 1n.s 1aee Inc aos1 e:s'cc2t mea II Tn
profession h&Ee honosael5 coniesssd- Let them
pe uemsetses.
III. ALEXANDER H. STEVENS haA told rsF 1n'-=
o1 MS ueat>es' shss - tie older physicians EsoW. tm
more sfe14eas tae5 become Of he sfrsuc or Il :
m w.. ...,.. =. ~ ~ 1sasA "'.'a+
fho .,7,s<te p'e.'s'i'7 w Aals s'ae"
WOO. ,,-a~..,- o~A~N'-s' t1e-1e-1as - "1
1ne Profound HaaESpfE. o1e Of the gre7ats
seo's ano enss'e1ans thss Fsasa e<e1 psodnced, n
At tnc <,rnc. r.e., +, n,r,,t,, r-.r.,.. 11s ~ .
s,ew tbtx ia he .te tr,rr. f,,, er,,.-ts,r.
.v,zo ptr,r.
s7osefeoF = L. oas - aas pos L On record
1e TltRA E0eesS u t1e.neASo a{e Ass.o u0ae-stood
, 1866-08-15

The following tables show tho movement In
r5oduce during the week ending August II. and
from January 1st to dale with comparative stalls
tics:
nrcr1r1s or LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO ron
THE wEkk ENDING AUGUST II, AND From JANG-
h.tT l. TO DATE.
, 1866-08-15

IOHx Justify
And Future Pzoepaca In Lita clearly revealed oy Dr.
Raphael. He Wis tho Affections Of the opposite ssx
ue guides You To wealth, hesih and happiness. Can At
e13 East Aadison-tt (up stai1sJ between Wells and
FfaurIinsta. Consultation fee 1ce doilaE. r2a5
, 1866-08-15

AT sn'rs af train S<3nrstd IN !Ats H.Hr&sf rtr0ri
H,v muir tHsfs t &c aiartfce Hhl<sa 9tArrrtst
sSrt$4

Thu tisanh trunk railroad II taking Flour 70 Dossnn
sipha mi itaitlmofo ~ s lawcr ": coc ioo ~
TO NrfTAil-Eclrs atontrorIacx, Aw.s.ny. .sauhweaf.
s14 ,1ousocrT Corn At ses a1fk pflds'~assr' Corn
q sa h;l:; sirDs !; ss5i - ,r1. ..
Market Inl nnd cnslcr-ycstcsday's a'san:c fring
lntlly nnintn!nctl. salc. we're: NutfK Ttx1kE -t!9
"t,ar,etis TOO Ihris !aeotali," an4 10 !r., ri
na,nt1I, tto!n. srEtSa surkis- 1rls a. 5io lay
lIr}A at f1Aus uSM,csU-7.t htt& Ur$ounA Winter At
f9Do ito hria super nt &io9, We quote cosng pfiecs
, 1866-08-15
DIR. Durkce4

Once md Par1ors 13@ South C7afk-st. corner Mad-
sons.- Chicago, H., Is regularly educated and legally
cita who makes The Treatment Of priE1te ilscssea
specially. An cases ofsTphtll Eonotrhea g1eet sie
10 which fen1lca ARE 9ubsrt treated successfully
Adytca End consultation ffee. Cures EusFautked,
Charges moderate Separate EooEns for patients. AL
communications contdtnHa1.
Dr. putkee can b con7ulted daily 1t bit o.nee and
paIloss. 14z South Clark-st corner adIson-Ex from
70 p. m, by lettes through Post Otlce Box
1a457. Medicines sent TO patients At distance fhaf
fonEnt rfA4x The CITY nerBoIal1y. &I1
, 1866-08-15

IAcnI NIUrkd arc Nffl4 VIII bf1ScfE b1 COOK CQHf5
~ Hrrc,s nj V, anu Chamber Of co1n1nnrcn At rs.
--jn New York capital Ia very plenty. and acces.
aLc ut i've per cent for cali loans, with numerous
exceptions ut four per CENT III discounts there IL
nothing new. rsIme paper In rcadl'y takcn nj 80
ni per cent o, hut tito lnl1s Of lllo bartncss Ia nj
about r!x per cent, tllou. nars,cs 1csH known run
nj, IL rcycn and even eight vr cont Single strong
names arc readily discounted, however. Ut tue
lover rites. We tIuolo:
, 1866-08-15
LIST II
I'D. B'd.

New York Stuck MNFKcts
oaing pr1cea for cash, August IT. reccved By 10.
tcph u. Lyons 4 Co., Comssslon, Stock and Boud
IroEc-R nnd dealat1 IN Government Securities, No. s.
, 1866-08-15

of the Board Of Trodc, exhibits the amount OF
Flour and Grain In store On Saturday last "a COM
pared with tho amount III slose On tbs correspond
lpc dry last year:
, 1866-08-15

An Essay OF Warning and distraction E,r Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Ahuses which pHusuate The Tttal
In EeaIed Ictter envelopes. address Dr. ]. SKILLS
Howard Association, phitadeaph1s, Fa-
kp1jS7 3 39t r FAN
, 1866-08-15
#eniri11al.
CHOLE R A!

CHOLERA All
Hear Wh.at the Editor Of the
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL
SAYS N THE
Editorial Co}usnns
OF THURSDAY AID FRIDAY:
~ANoTHER WANEING.-wheu cno4ers IT,
tscks Community there ts M tacse Of atnrr4 Texn
may Be some mature persons IN Cincinnati who know
nothing Of the German WAror tic Auauttc Cable, but
not xho has IN intellect In running ore1 thss IS
uneonscou. Of the threatening presence OF cholera
Why. then. is there laek of psteautton7 Why are
diarrheai neglected. not on1y for hours bat days?
Phssie1aas repeat night atter night that the ne
osr Of their cholera cases are tie sequel Of unheed
dtarrhea- The preaouitosJ stage Of cholers Is The
tine to give tho pstlenet battle The chances then
hnd disregard 1t paying the penalty, md WIN coa
uuue to 70.
+Anothcr thtng: rus on your faunela. This Il Aug.
ust hut not N ordinary August ltis universally re-
Commended that woo11cn garmena be worn ncxs the
body in tine Ike this. 1t there be temperance aui
eaution In dle and the ste nf dlsfneetans. The
Observance Of these sinp1e rules will rous tho pcst
lcnee horse aud foot ao af cholera concernc1
put the Board Of Health The rctirc il Elf1t AK
last give dIazrhea instant attention. Is tha wan
ins-scnespus, esea L brief::'
, 1866-08-15
RAILROAD THE TABLE.

eu1cAEu AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COR. WEE
uAIKn AYn Er.IxtE.
, 1866-08-15

Etmr SeA Bird. ManisuEot'. stlndEiess
I'rnp Idaho. Buffalo. z1.6W In wheat
Isaxk {; ;thrattar. Kingston. l1.f0 bu cofn4
BARK Arabia, Kingston, z0.3oo 6o corn-
, 1866-10-12

THE Undersigned, while thanking
those that have kindly favored
him with their custom, solicits at
same time a settlement of their over
due accounts. Having met with a
heavy loss, and just now having
many pressing accounts to settle,
besides the difficulty presenting it.
self of providing the Establishment
with the necessary supply for the
coming season, he assures his friends
and customers that further indulgence
is quite impossible.
JNO. j. NILES.
18th October 1866.
, 1866-10-12

the capital would not be again transfer
red may have delayed the execution of
the great Improvements planned-of the
Poggi boulevard and the new quarter OF
the city that is to be built-but. this ex-
cuse will not stand good for other things
which ought not to be still undone nearly
Is months after the Court and Govern
ment of Italy have been installed In Flor
ence. Capital or no capital, Florence
needs cleanliness and fresh water. To
any one who knows how the drinking
water is supplied to the inhabitants of
that closely built and overpeopled city,
and that nearly the whole of it is taken
from wells dug in the immediate vicinity
of the ~cesspools of the houses, it must
seem perfectly wonderful hat cholera,
which has been running all about Italy,
has hitherto made no descent on Florence.
A letter says hat the Municipal Council
was busying itself about a week ago with
the great question of a proper water sup
ply, and that decisions had been taken to
facilitate the execution of ~Cantagalli's
project Of a Florence aqueduct.
The news from Sicily continues very
bad. The brigands are exceedingly ma
merous and audacious, attacking people
at the very gates Of the town. One &C.
count says that these bands, better organ
lied than is generally supposed, have
raised a political banner, and that the
Republic is their ralIying cry. Signor
S%cialoja is described as uneasy about his
forced loan, and it appears there are good
grounds for his anxiety. 1t is not ex-
pected 10 realize more than $50 millions.
That devoted supporter Of Italy, the
Opinion Rationale, lately contradicted a
hostile report that new loan would be
requisite to pay the January dividend,
and added, in order to give confidence to
Italian bo~ndholders, that the payment of
the instruments of the national loan is
not to begin till October. It is to be
hoped they may suffice to meet the heavy
calls upon the Treasury.
, 1866-10-12
D | Y B N D.
OFFICE OF THE REPAIRING SLIP Co.

OFFICE OF THE REPAIRING SLIP Co.
THE Board of Directors has this
day declared a Semi-Annual di-
vidend Of TWELVE per Cent, on
the Capital Stock of the Company,
payable at the Bank of st. Thomas
on Monday the Sth inst. and every
day after during the hours of bust
ness.
st. Thomas, 5th October 1866.
s. BARTOLOMEI LANCE,
Chairman.
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DElNG an abstract ofthe Internal Rcve nue.,
I'D full Direct (or Land) Tax Laws of tho
United States, with Schedules OF Taxation,
Licenses. Stamp Duties, Exemptions, show
since July ], 1862. and intended for the gene
raj information OF the Tax Payers TO which
is added an Abstract Of the Acts Of Congress
passed during the War, relative to Abandon.
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eat. BY E., j.. Elford, Attorney at Laws
Greenville. S. c., Assessor of the Internal
Revenue Tax for the Third Collection District
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'!rE subscribers will commence. IN the
4 City of Charleston, early in Novem-
Der, Family Journal, TO be known as the
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It yill contain eight pages of fine paper
and clear type, iapi yill'mske, when bound,
a volume of permanent value.
While containing all the latest religious
intelligence from the Churches at home and
abroad, it will also contain a weekly digest
of social, mercantile and political inielll-
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literary, scientific and agricultural subjects,
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