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, 1866-08-10

AAAAA4 AAhE &uEAA4IEU AA&ius luc lEEEut 4tlu-
storm.
There was fair attendance on Change to-day,
but business was generally quiet Com remains
active and firm, but other cereals arc neglected.
In Flour nc note increased activity and armer
ferlinE. with sales Of 400 bs1s at SlO5o T. 81 fo7
White Winter, and <'.po19'5 for Spring Extras.
The Wheat market, under The influence at good
weather, was heavy aEd &C lower, with light sales
a. Sl.71 for y. " No. and sl.aSGbl.ta for Regular
No. ! Spring Wheat In store-tho latter grade
closing nuntral at $l.f111.aa- New No. Spring
Wheat to arrive ras sold ct $l,AG51.5a.
There was an active shipping demand for Corn,
ard We note further ;mpEovemes': OF &c per
huehe1, with saIcs Of about 4Ou0tJ bushels, ut
cod1asc for yellow, 57G5ss.lc for No. and 56.iG1
SIC for No. : IN stose-the market closing frm ut
5ss;c for No. !.
at ss51 30c, and at stE1s.c for Nj. a-thc market
closing at .9G G3Uc for No. ].
Rye "as quiet, wi.h light sales OF No. at SIC.
Barley was neglected. uishwiucs were frm but
Inactive. Salt las declined l5c per bsl-Scw Fine
selling nnw at 40 delivered to cars.
In Provisions we have 10 uo;e firm feeling
among holders, but yery little movement, Mess
PORK, original packing, was sold al $s7.59. Balls
Meats arc held firm. bus there Is nothing doing.
Lard Is quiet bat Huu.
Lake Frcights have declined SC per bushel on
grain, with engagements to-day at 6,ie fos Cora
to DuCa1o.
The to1lowin: lespatchee were read on Change
this morning:
BrrFALo, Au.u.ta.
Milwaukee Wheat quiet at $50. Corn quiet at
Sc on Corn TO New York. Reeeipts-W hcat,
Il, COO bu; Corn, 81, 100 bn; Oats. 40,00u bu.
NEW YcHK, August
F1our hrn; Western Ext-as at $G3nGts. IS,
Wheat stronger at $i.soQll.s1. Coru frmeE at
s1t;c. Cats active and better at iiI l5c. Eoris
firm At $3.50. Lard steady At s1.ac. NhisEcy
tim At &C In bond. Gold, l4Ssi.
1ATKR.-F1our and Wheat shade hrme.. Corn
buoyaat ut SC. O3ts active nud better at lie.
LATER.
In the afternoon Corn advanced Nc per bushcl
with sales Of No. in store lat 5acclosins In the
| evening quies but afn. Wheat was n .glee:cd and
| nominal ut $l.41SS1.41.
, 1866-08-10

TLAN SEED WANTED.-We will pay
three dolIars pes bushe1 TOR
FRInuE ELAE 81EDy
AeN'' - WEBSTEK& 4 BANTER
sip 157 WashlDgton7t.
, 1866-08-10

From the Cincinnati f'rtce Current Aug. Sth.
In the fose part Of the eek tho market Was du hut
aultc an active demand aIosc q ~ cloee esrlay o
bn19.nt wsh sssens =, spGsgla.ive feeling Mes rosk
o:sc.; Gsom ths Wet sn1 South. 1heEs va qalse ;
East and soati, and prizes closed Ann hl. th,e has
ant to-day holders asked Al adyaaee q ASN: aboyo
the grc lie vas tttn.ed repeatedly 70: bnlk
tida4 and fl for rork. Lsri .oh today n IKE
aat was doubtful that Il could hare ben passhat
any extent shis rate at the Close Of Chan Today
Hams adv naced Hc for plain and 1e fos sugar eured
wh continued good dem1nd In view Of The admitted
light turpy os pfovisons on han Il l. guile :alsa
hlc iha their has been sneh light den:ad
To- tl.e demand. tnoash hEEs bag bs Al fsem en-,
4 he compass.ise dalloess Of ne Ssw TosE mssket
sor shs Eccsr. Of PORK ut that Place ioH sns W.ss
YORK fon The West last year. 1som July LIT 10 Nor
N hUE1s Lo@o
III ~!
In the corresponding lime t.!- year. it Is clear thai
there I'll not ie 1ntb hrls for the ftnr uoalhs, ran.t
The south aud West Will nced all held In the West
Last year. the lst Of Auuat TIE stock Of royk 1.
NcT York Was y to3 bsls 70 which add TIC 81 10 url
, 1866-08-10

All tates " Gram reported tn thfs .,4arkxs r<rorf
arr made taxts U SC s&ofu1e uaies 0t4trtrsst
e11tFttsti
TnrrsoAr EEEs1sa. Angus, .. 1876.
SS-kStlEaAb F9Ft0aTs-Ihef following
, 1866-08-10

me G1and fiunK Rsiio.d i taking Flour 70 Bo4too
ID hsnofr a 5.a y az se t ps e.
LAKE fEE.oMTs-ModsTateiy arttsc aai E@sc ioEer
S'E e con- Sh es:s R:Gigs
snnsf az e se ~ T'e II SsEa st
Ss:S sss sa!pesa 81. b,,,
3iaESet uEner. Sales we're: WHITE WiSrEE E:sfExs-
s e III 4 *w!; = II! Has, s.
srG,sn ExrFAs hrls .Garnett's EtcelsIoz. Il
e! e. s:,aE ). . e e. q; q I s2 g s.: s.:
Ss Adas Is sSaea SI. nsi
ts o @ RI: % at - aabsa bfis e as
@ e.s "a III IL IS III e!s It M
'sk ~ H. Haxk r ~ q srrkEF1Sx- 6fls
= - IT, BIZ L 4 81; ; 8 70 Ss' III; !;
M;iks1 lssst1Ss e "a i & ssaa
Eo arrive np 70 stpss9iheE ieth q f,9 s51d ID
s?isf T. se4, T. d L e. G M g :sts K
So u ssI.at +" e. tast
sspss e s cSfa cSstts, Z; Il
Sle: Is ~ at9 - ha % 4 &c; 33G9@ bn 10: At axs;
Is Ss g So, S s.: Ii + Ss Sss'tS $
ISSS r. y }nsaf! Siils, 4 4 y j. i q M
@.s: s9% e ~. at ssc; eiosins drin Ct ssSe fSs
i ;is. & ta: s,ppe 1s nu tsr
@ as se & SS IL ~ a g. !,
" I! FL q IT So s sSs &c
Il. ts:: ss s' II s 's': 1T " s;ss! :ss
-luv hu s.: ! IL ~. iiV in nt 5sc, dellvered H7
.1srk qail. aeelse'ed. ud entirely noliaa1 So sas
,ALt:t,tfDt-Tt.c market I. STEADY at yc,terday',
, 1866-08-10

past twenty-fouf hours were:
Lumber. r.............t........ al89n
Sn 51tMS ~
Lntn. Observation-Disclosures. 323,@ I1a.p10
1he Lumber market rules frn1, and there !s vlsl-
bic rhanSe In the prces- The demand for the higher
grades continues good There were several carzoes
tbr market this morning. and sold readily at full
pflces. Eales aitoat to-day we're a. follows:
Cargo scht MARY Nan, 10 arrive from Green Dag. aN
m "A'' tawri shingles at ssa5; 70 m So.a nj taoa;
Cargo schr MoAtczsma. from MenomInee, TO 60 per
cent strips balance Mixed at sls.oos cargo schr 1soa
mike, from Wolf River, m small cedar posts, at
gr; cargo trhr ST. Mlctllcll, from Manlstee, 20 III
long saved timber at t!oo % m jollt and seantiln= at
t,sco; cargo bark Clerubnsco. from Oeonto. 150 tn
mixed al $lst0; cargo schr Australia from Mantaec
10 III long enwcd timber 1t ea0o; 100 Iii -caatns aud
}olst at 1870: ser Freedom. from wtitc Lake
70 m mill run, mlxet ut *lsV1 IL III shaved s.,u.le4 at
k4.D
Yard prices nre M follows:
Lrxnkn-Ftrs:C'cas. i. 1A, ~ and Finch
s,sSa Si;af, ii, ii aai isci'::: si.& ssg
l.f flr.t hi Sns s.ani G tcar riS3rin: ;o.
geihtr. fYuE',-ti'e same - serunl
,;'r II: .5yy;iis:: :;; f;:: assss asS%
,s; I'D tc::e iii: o;o '% wv
f .tf ttsva fsat ss:,
t5; j: iii s;i,:s s'Ssi5S'
1jsfH tatnff+. ahrlIt.. .n4ist44tu liNJat1.tJ
eEii f%iSs II" Unfit. :',l lfii''i i'i.i; :'ll3'|'' Il
hli iyHs r. 1t ~
ttst hpi sthite'1ns y imt, .lit1,l4 1lFla ~
III IN ii, n Httl Il iltt, Il q / ! h ~
kHitnlt.-A ~ ftaF Fttht III Ahltias4i,ttl h4 aitl
hHff h!*f ~ ri HtitIts.a i,n,uu, hllA1it
sa, TIss ses~mi fikI1|'Ii kI|si.. .'."" ,,,.',,,.; If1tl
A1H= w III ~ fAuls tt.t,,,,,ttt liaptfnt
h1t III hnthHtHltfH l}%t!Fnai, Ialt tIf@l 10
R"t }sr W. +" ~ - hsaI' nF hHx plH1!
bat( ~ ~, 1. "4tort ''nHh", ,t,n. t,YI
A. uf ai*r ht,t,HI HIIiIglds, " rAF
!nsa III ifAt IL !tDDl jHtlH fHtl, III
i."ho'r ir, |" u" t,'.'l'pl;; ;;.,'.. s9a
.,ttnrs >,..,,.,:,.,' ,,",...,,.,,.,, t,ufash,
tFhrk..,n,.....:........, ....,,........., Q1i
thffG hnlFaIA rMF lnl.i al'lrt AIra lfAlsfrSgpi,
~ III b larRu hft,Iwa U rh,atrs II fright ttl.
tHIhtil,k NJ AkItAHII,
lhlrhnrss n shinrta n u trIi~ iB llt!tkbps4,
Lhrtt-t1Alrfii lIa Irx.
ruula-1Ntt,I3 ibrHa.
Lt1,G+la-'lA riity.ntu Ihthea,
, 1866-08-10
CHICAGO LUMBER a1AHkET.

THCRHDAr EvKx1sG. August 9, 1864.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber. &C., during ths
n / ftxnfft fAufh
, 1866-08-10

hcg respectfully to suggest 10 yoa Il. c1p.di-
cncy md rtorr'csr OF d!sro5'ns Of Al! tAe gold ac
wl:a,crer anont ui4y b. e:ncd essential to ic.p
OIL aant fer The payment ol the gold Inte.c,t on
tho public dch.
ding 70 general 1,c!ick In which vc par.
tiripAtc, The sole ,tonnd f1t npostn.: tn::.. upon
IMPORT. payahc Il. gol4 was 70 rr5s1ic for pay
tended 10 contcst Tic Treasury into sa;inza bank
for tic boarding ol gold coin. thus con:ibutin:;
to impede the ,tglatnat. conrec Vi business. aud
speculation IN gold, ar Is The case nj psc.cat We
t'e:elore further respectfully submit to your con-
Rit:eraloN. as the most ctectual means NJ check
Ing tnosdinatc speculation, whether It would not
be liable TO sc1l all your surplus gold at lest
once week.
ave consider tue rate OF premium matter Of
secondary importance. Gold at l51 moans prac-
tlcally the reputation Of all debts public anu p1i
yntc, 10 The extent OF one-thIz1 Of their whole
dignity o. we'll being Of the Government to bcne-
Il: 10 any great extent br that fact.
49,
, 1866-08-10

HcIe The Gold market opened al 14s, declined TO
l'7!z, adsancel nsaIn 10 1i7,; mud closed al Il7
SiteF Is dull and nominal Mt 13GflI35,
Goselhmcnt Securities are In very active de-
nlaill nud higher. We uuotc:
, 1866-08-10
ailtt'AliU GA'r'fI.E 3lAittA1.r,

ftvfIHE nF THE {tAtLr 1rFtntfhE.}
-. 1hirt.t~y t:,rIllaH, AslKu.iy.
1,'n f''"~Ing table shows lin 1ay rssrlua u Itsp
htsaa Iar r ~etk u IN His r,fan trtustrd ,,y Ir
GIItliArl u lis liI1ua hl.Ek Y19h t.,ill1,anY
, 1866-08-10

;y' n3Ey' MEh ift .acks
sEtnGiseer,sed, is0 ns; .hprej, nonc. NAY
ktt Jntet. No tnles reported.
,,TEA~uIlc demand Is falF aud prices are steady
YoraE Hyson, superior to nnc, = N........,sl.o4leo
Imperial pcrioT 10 inc 1255i.N
Gunpowder, superior to Ans p..-.......... l3sl:5
''psSas & na'a1; ss Ii: s5s5s sS5. SS
s;; shipped aess 11:s 4as
ar 'S and It,
s;saay a Erevi.us E quotations:
uTSe..-s.- -..-.s.. AQ94llC
Aaiedlnm ........-..-..-....-..........-. a& ~
SMOKING TOBACCO
S!otcc.. ....-... Sa g
4edl01n- ESa -
common Stems. Is...s..........-...-........ 1A8 q
katura! Leaf. ll33l5o
Choice DiacE. sound. nd...................... SE< S
Atdiltn. 10 %
SnEamon+.. s......-'.........+-.-.....-+. 5A4 G
WOtiI-ls am Thc demand is sood iof this ses 8
s3n of 1.e rear. Mc Gaote yard prices as follows:
Reteh i eosd, ioos
WGt,1.@iseceVea S;;;sS rs: shipped. ssss 81! ~
steadg. no sales reported. We quote: --~--0
F!ne Fseee-llSht and dlnEy
i!sHt F1eece-0y and he:
Nsiam iism "a e
Go~rte E!eece!lEht aud Hhie.. &c
Coarse Flecce-Fat condition ia &c
Gnwa.hed Wool Oh ahose ~ prices. Tub Wool 38sc
The selling prices are nominalls &c higher
, 1866-08-10

HHNHH{H. = :
GTHc
w. w. ts!9
!.Eo secu " rsMic.-. @2!fc
4+M
Ef:ti4-DNing to tAe difference lii cnMltlio:i prices
ass widss 1anst .al.4. Ielnx made any whrEs from
Strictly fresh In small pnekaEc held Mt .lr, with
an ncenhnnai nysr al t.4t figure, Tho supply Ii fair
u: innrItt remain te s1lac There Il 20 abatement
tic liberal arrivals, prices well sttanei. Drcl
Frul1s ar qElet Nuts ase III sitady delanl and rns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17
nteens.
|'

eabellsmn is the phrase for a cable dis
ROthsehiId advises people who speculate to do
as they would in shower bath-soon in and soon
ont.
A custom house officer has discarded a pair of
Congress boots for fear Of the consequences.
Miss Manning, the author of Mary Powell, = is
the only female writer over forty whose age can
be asceTtained. She was confessedly born in
1872.
atantly in trouble. II he dresses in mems clothes
they arrest him for being woman; if he dresses
IN feminine garb, he is suspected OF being man.
Professor Agassz has presented South
American ostrich to the city Of Boston.
Indians, it has been deciGed, are not subject to
taxation.
Misery loves company and SO does marriage
A lady speaking Of the gathering of lawyers to
dedicate new courthouse, said she supposed they
had gone to view the ground where they must
shortly lie
1t Is estimated that the sum realized by the gov
ernment from the sale of goods captured from
smugglers during the last fiscal year will amount
to at least $l50000
The Horticultural Society Of Philadelphia have
decided TO bnild public hall in that city, which
will ontqie any other in the United States in point
of attraotigeness and size.
a Norwegian woman, los years old, and sew
enty-eight Of her descendants are on the road to
Utah. The old woman declares her intention of
setting her CAPT for Brigham.
Two printers, of Bynehbnrg Va, from two sep
afate otiees, had q set-to one Friday. One ac-
cHsed the other Of pieing
q warm meal IN New Mexico consists Of two
chickens dipped in pepper sauce.
One OK the latest arrivals at Saratoga was a lady
with eighty dresses and Shirty-six boHnets
nome bachelor has lately described the Z win
ning Ways Of woman, as her armory Of arti-
& T + /.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

AlEERIC an DgMo0RAoY- Is thus defined by Jeffer-
soas Equal and exact justice to all men, OF what
ever State OF persuasion, religious or political; !;
peace commerce, and honest friendship with All
nations, entangling alliance with none; the sup
port OF the State governments in all their rights
sa the most competent administration for all do.
megtie cencerHs, and the surest bulwarks against
publican tendencies; tbepreservation Of the
general government in its whole constitutional
slgof, aa she sheet anchor Of our peaee at home
aha saiely Abroad; Jealous care Of the right of
saseAon ~ we peoples mild and safe correction
e. soVses, Winch axe lopped by the sword of reYo-
9lion where peaceable remedies are unprovided /;
ansoiate acquiescence in the decisions of the ma,
33rlty the vital principle Of republics from which
mere y no appeal but to force the vital principle
enG mmedlate parent ot despotism weii Hit.
eaplned militia, oDr best reliance in peace, and for
me hgst moments IN war, till regulars NAV re.
neve them tae supremacy Of the civil over tbe
military authority economy in the public ex.
pense, fhat labor may be lightly burdened tbe
honest payment q our debts, and sacred preserva
aoa 9t the public faith; announcement Of aari
Salslse, Sss ana Of commerce as ita handmaid: th,
uinuslon q information, and arragnment of ii
apuses a. the bar Of public reason; freedom j
person under the protection Of the habeas cornus
ana tilai py lurles impartially selected,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

FRoM GHIGAGo--9 Chicago, dug. lI.-The cholera
mas existed in this city ID mild form for several
days although denied by the health officer Il
ms assumed more inalignant character, and the
oileiala now admit its existence. Two cases
proved fatal to-day.
u has rained almost necessarily for the last
9Tenty.f0ur hours
TIE Balhmoreans have left here, some going
home, 2nd others South and northwest
senattTs SReFmanof Ohio and Spragpe of Rhode
Island, y are in the city yesterday, en- route %
Denver anu the gold mines, by the Platte river
route, Thety viii accompany Lieut. Gen. Sher-
man and esco vt To Pixies Peak.
lLopisyil9 coprler
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

RETIgENENT or MAJOR GENERAL HUNTER Gem.
eral orders No 81, from the war department, are
as follows: Upon his own application, Brevet
States cavalry, having served over forty years,
lsas been, by direction Of the President. retired
from active service, and his tiame viii be entered
on the retired List Of otaers o the grade to which
he belongs, In accordance With section Is. act an
proved August 8, 1861. This erder to take effee,
July 81, 1885, National lntelligencer.
We should think that when this man remem
5efsd his conduct in Virginia, and especially IN
hanging Of Mr. Greigh, and when the recollection
Of bis conduct on the trial Of Mrs Surratt anf
others came up, be would want to retire u from
the facs-o the eafth.-E Richmond Times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17
ne Row,s REVIEW-wAsH1NeroN cIr

nE ROWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY,
~ October ], 1865.
This work Of which have been Editor and Proprietor for
TWENTY YEARS which has had heavy subscrp
tOn and advertising list in every part Of the Upon is
established on secure and permanent basis.
Ny in the future to give 1t national character
and TO devote all Of energies and the develop
ment Of the great material interests of the UniOnt Com
merce, Agriculture Manufactures Internal improvements and
General Industry,
In addition to these important topics the work will embTscs
discussions upon such great questions of legislation effect
the relations Of the States the permanency of the Union, and
the honor and prosperity Of the country.
In especial manner will be devoted to the establish
ment of SOUTHERN PROSPERITY, and the building up o
its fields of industry and enterprise rendered necessary under
the and altered condition Of things.
The restoration of the South be effected upon the BASH
proposed by the President and greater field could be opened
fer the investment Of capital invited thhe from
quarter Its abundant and fertile lands invite emigration
which II will be prominent object to secure
Regarding the issues of the past dead about which
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Offices of the REVIEW will be located at New York, Wash
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

ihe following ransd persons sha eopsiiiae tbs Fs Board
te heln t9elr ataea until the ia
1881 or uuii their sneessos oleeed and Gua-d beS
are hsrepy Invested vito ell the rght and powers hpot,
eeonginE with power ~ n vacancies which mas
tAt nessT, and ERsrsy e 90 And perform AZ asts asd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

certify the foregoing true copy Of the original ct
ofneoporaon e1tan and Of record in my suen register Of
nutsTinf
In faith whereof grant these prsssAs under signature
and seal Of Office the city Of New Orleans thN thirteenth
day orJuly, A D. 1856,
(Signed ROBERT J. KEN, n. Z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of 9s5sE aSssgS. - 1eSo
that the foregoing Act OF Incorporation has been ihs day
recorded in his Office Society No O 10 vs.
lsnsd OHAs. E. LENES, Deputy Recorder
Now Orleans, July 10th, lsSe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17
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Company win pay interest OF cont In cash on all
Its Outstanding Certificates Scrip to the legal holders there
Of on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board have also declared Scrip Dividend of
SIXTY per cent earned premiums entitled to paTcpa
ton for year ending April SO 1856; for which certificates
wA issued and after the first Monday in August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL a. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY '. OGDEN, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

would e the attention buyers my new improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND ABLES which
esnnet @ SURPASSED by others in the world to elasticity
aee prces With ne stock of Cloths Balls Cues and every
thing connected With the trade Orders by stAnded
" u GRIFFITH
A DvANCEs ON CoEsIGEMENTs OF corT0N,
FooacOo Slaves TsOv, Western Produce etc. to my friend.
in New York, RoatOs Liverpool Hayrs bordeaux and the
West lndies OSCAR BRROIER,
Xq. So Aaguzias street. up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE NOTICE.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.

As viii appear by the publication the Subscriber
fully empowered adjust pay all Losses with the
prOmptness that characterized Home Companies
P. B. FELL Agent, 81 Camp street.
p R. FELL our Agent at New Orleans is fully authorized
to adjust and settle under Policies issued by him for
this Company, without reference to the Home Office
lSignedl STEPHEN CROWELL,
Prest Phoenix Insurance Company, New York.
o. +. BRESEE,i
General Agent Security Ins. Company, N. Y.
JOHN D. COCKS,
..... President Atlantic Insurance Co. Brooklyn.
... WIN. A SEAYER,
President Adriatic Insurance Co. New York
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT n
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY a 1865
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

The Board of Trustees have resolved TO declare Scrip dv
dend Of hyhye per cent the net earned participating
premiums for the year ending 2Sh February 1866 for which
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 will be
deemed six per cent interest all outstanding Gertib
Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1866 the holders thereof their legal representatives.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17
f CIVILIAN AND GAzETTE-GA1.
ME HANpsRoRo 1AlssA DEMoCRAT

The publication Of the above oldesabshed weekly paper
will be resumed the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866,
at HandsborU, Harrison county Mississippi
Subscriptions and advertisements respectfully solicited.
TERMs-Fiye dollars per 8nnun in advance.
jackson Mssssippau and Meridian Miss) Clarion please
copy three times P. X. MAYERS,
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