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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
Arctic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self-V entlla-
ting and Purifying.

THE best and rost conveniently con-
structed article for cooling and pcrserv-
ing Meats. Milk butter Fruit, Wines, &c.
All the compartments are guaranteed dry,
:1d consequently free from mould, moisture
and impure odor, and will keep the vlands
placed in them in better and harder condi-
ton than any other Refrigerator now before
the public.
The improvements recently addcd-by
which great saving of ice has been obtain
ed. more frisid air produced and durability
cffacted-ccrtllnly places them far in advance
of ANYTHING ever offered for public patron
age.
The shelves Of the ARCTIC are open
work to allow the free circulation of the air
down about the sides OF vessels or articles
ut,on the shelves, thus entirely surround
ing them with moving currents OF cold
air.
They open with double doors upon the
front aud top, with lock and key to each-be-
inc made on; Of seasoned lumber in the very
best manner and handsomely Sraincd-makes
A desirable piece OF furniture for dining
room, and have a water jar from which per-
fectly cold water can be lad at all times
without additional ice.
For sale only in this city by
CORTLAN & CO.,
Nos. 21G and 2lS Baltimore Street,
Manufacturers and owners VI Patent,
Chest and Upright REFRlGERATORS OF
other kinds.
IE3TER COOLERS in great raristy
P.4TENT U.ITER PITCHERS,
PATENT ICE CRE.iM FREEZERS.
ICE PICKS and MiLLETS, Sc, Sc.
may II, lSGG-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
CONFIR5NI TION NOTICE.
f. Blackstone 4 others.
vs..
John Blackstone < others.

In n. Circuit Court for Saint Mary's Coun-
ty. sitting az Cour, Of Equity.
No az \. Equity.
nY virtue of authority vested in me as
b, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. by the Code Of Public General
Laws" of this State it is hereby ordcret, that
the Auditors Report flied IN tins
case. be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday of June next, lprovded a
copy of this order be inserted IN the Saint
Mary's G,.,ctfe once week Tor thFee success
.ive weeks previous TO the third MONDAY
Of June next.
JNO. A CAMAuIER, C'k.
True oopv-Test:
JNO. a. CAVALIER, Clk.
May Il, l666-ow-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
The Political Situation IN Nd.

1t may, perhaps. be profitable, even at
this earf= date. to make inspection of the
different parties into which the p'tbiic sen
timont Of this State appears to be divided
with view to obtain an intelligent un'lfr-
ding ef shefr strength, their grounds
If difference and their bearing at the en-
sxing Fail election There are row no
less than four distinctive parties IN tins
State. Tn numerical power, the Demo
cratic party is greatly stronger than the
other three parties combined and Is per
haps also second in elective strength. 1t
* Of course. unit against she Registry
law and nearly unanimous for the ReSto-
ration policy of President johnson. The
party of Senator Creswell, the 1homases
and the baltimore Americdn is the next
in order It is the second in numerical
strength and the first in eseetfve power
This party is as radical as It's rnsplrer'
Mr.. Stevens, coul! wish It, AMI Is, OF
course. unanimous for the Registry law
and \ unit against President Johnson =
The thiId party agrees in sentiment uP"a
vital issues with the Democratic party. IL
upbolds johnson and favors the repeal or
at least the modification of the Registry
law. 1t is headed by Mr.. Speaker Fra
zier. Young man of decided parts, and
embraces all opponents of the Registry Ia"
and all the real friends of President John
sons policy of restoration outside OF the
Democratic party Though of consldera-
bic independent weight, this party derives
its chief significance from its intimate lden-
ti6eation with President johnson ana from
being the recipient of his confidence and
patronage in the State, The fourth and
last party is composed of Gov. Swami and
his adhcrcnts and is the weakest. both in
numerical and elective strength, OF the
siuartcttc 1t is against negro suffrage
and opposed to the repeal of the Registry
law. These are its minor tenetS, howcv-
ever. it's cardinal one being the election of
Gov. Swami to the United States Senate.
For this the Governor is now in market
and is prepared to sell himself and party
at the shortest notice
An, this is the political situation in the
state 1t is clear to our Judgment that
the ultimate parties in this struggle are the
democratic and the radical and that the
two others will be absorbed by these be-
fore the election. SO far as we are midi
vidually concerned regarding names as
aothnc, W" are prepared to tratcrnlzc with
conservative men under any banner which
promises success against the present Kc-
ei,try law of this State and victory for the
peace and union policy Of Johnson. But
we understand it, that the Democratic par
~ declines to abandon its namc or its or
oanization. So be j.. We are altogether
Indifferent in the matter, the onl Y thing
about we are Solicitous being, to see the
whole conservative force Of the State and
Nation rallying under the same common
banner. When this shall be realized IN
Maryland, the Registry law will be doom
cd and the State be placed Enthusiastically
land permanently on the side of johnson,
and then and not till then will the radical
and mcrccnary be impotent for mischief
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
Hon B. G. Harris.

This distinguished sensEsman reached
his home. in this village. on Saturday
evening last. in excellent health an'' spi'--
it's After remaining for q few days with
his fanslly and friends. he VIII return we
fcarn, To his representatives duties IL
Washington The reticenee he iEis n'',''f-
tanned throughout the present scss'''' li'S
resulted. we believe, from the gag4a"s
policy of the radicals, who are ashamed
VIC presume, to have sheir actions ''scuss
Ell. The time win cesae, we trust "hc'
Afr. Thad Stevens Will Ae longer oirec'
the representative voice of the nation 'u''
when honest men viii nos be denied the
right to debate. 8.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
New Advertisements

Public attention is directed to the sd
vertisement of Messrs Cortlan & Co Nos
PIG, & 2lS, Baltimore street. Their STOCK
of Foreign Fancy and plated Goods. Ia
bic Cutlery and China and Family Hard
ware is superior to any to be found IN the
Baltimore market. Their pccialty, how
ever, IS the celebrated Arct4ee Refrigerator
which Is conceded to be the best article
of the kind now in use See advertisement
in another column
Messrs Herbert Il Hairston have re-
moved from their old stand on Pratt and
are now conducting the Commissions busl-
ness at No. Camden street. Their
friends are invited to give them call
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
Hay Party.

nay EAfty'
A party win be given at the Hotel OF
J. W. j. Moore, Esq. in this village on
Tuesday evening next, commencing I'M
mediately upon the close of the Lecture.
The intelligence, wit and beauty of the
county will not fail, We arc sure, to attend
the Lecture, and their presence at the par
.y il likewise expected. There can be
nothing more harmless and concordant
than the intermiugling of music and the
dance with intellectual recreation, ami We
trust that the enterprise of MIR. Moore VIII
be suitably rewarded on this OCCASION. :
Although separate and distinctive iea-
ture from the Lecture, to the success OF
which, alone, We are particularly welded
10 feel that the success of the one neces-
earily involve. the success of the other. =
Persons who attend the party will be like
" 20 attend the Lecture, and rice rtrS".
We repeat. therefore, We hope to see tins
rarty well attended Tickets can be had
n, either of the Hotels or Steres Ill this
village from tomorrow morning to Tues
day evening next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
ROAD NOTICE.

WXyE, the undersigned, do hereby
w give notice, that thirty days after
this date, We intend to petition the County
Commissioners for Saint Marys County 10
change the public road leading from Me-
gainesville to All Faith Church, so as to
avoid Locks Hill which is almost impas7a-
Bile. The contemplated change will be To-
Gated on the lands of Henry {. Adams
and T. ID. Adams.
II. G.. ADAMS,
ALEX. kEECH,
A. YOUNG,
j. T. .BALLENGER.
May 18th. 1S66-3ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
The Lecture.

Our readers will not forget that Tues
day evening next is the time designated
for DR.. Bunting's Lecture. The landable
purpose for which this Lecture Is given,
and the high literary reputation of the
lecturer. will. we arc satisfied, attract an
audience to eur village well worthy the
occasion. We deem il simply necessary
therefore. to remind our readers, tiaat the
Lecture will commence ut j o'clock, I.
NJ. precisely, and that the price Of tickets
will be only - cents.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

HVUE LADIES OF the F0rcSt OF rihce
Georges County, desirous OF mani
Testing their sympathy for their suffering
friends of the South propose to hold a
Fair and Festival at ''EL\ EkIoN
HALL"
lON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
Doth and 30th of May.
The F1IR will open on Tuesday, with
a TOI7RNI NEN7 at Il o'clock, \, NJ,
and close with a BALL on "Wednesday
night
All gallant knights are invit ed to do
their devoirs in aid of a cause so dear, and
in presence of the fair, whose Smiles Will
crown their knightly deeds.
The following officers have been selected
for the Tourney, who will report to the
Marshal on the field at 10 o'clock, \. NJ,
and receive their sashcs.
Marshal (Orangc Sash,)
Col. ODEN BOWIE.
Aids to Marshal (pmk Sashcs)
RICHARD CONTEE,
L. OWEN BERRY.
Judges
Col W. w. w. BOWIE, :.
Col JOHN Is. BROOKE,
DR.. CHARLES \. HARDING
Hcralds, (Bluc Sashes.)
RICHARD B. B. CHEW,
DR.. ARCHIBALD GEORGE,
RICHARD HARDISTY,
THOMAS BERRY of Concord
4. BLAKE BROOKE.
J. THOMAS SASSCEK.
Orator,
GEORGE C. MERRICK.
Committee of Arrangements,
JONATHAN 7. ,WALkEK,
CHARLES G. HILL,
JAMES MUILIkIN,
L. NJ. HALL.
The Knights will be arrayed before the
Judges by the Marshall at ii o'clock, a.
NJ. and will receive their instructions.
The coronation, preceding the Ora
ton, will open the Ball at . o'clock, J.
NJ Wednesday, May 30th.
To crafty the chivalric ambition of Ju-
NOR knlTntS, I'd anu tiic 1ao'S 'i''' '''o''
youthful prowess, a tilt will be open t,
those of $ years and under, the successful
two of whom shall have the honor OF
browning two of the FIVE Malds-ot- Ion,
or.
The Ladies assure visitors that the RE
ME\T TABLES will be con
stantly supplied, not only with substantial:
Of the best kind, but all the delicaeies Q
the vcrnal season \ capacious Tent vii
provide shelter for the Knights s-Errant
and Stabling accommodations will be pro
vidcd for the horses, under proper suPervi
sion. :, =,
Knights entering the lists will notify the
Marshal, at Collington i. O., on or betor'
the 26th of May.
Every sympathizing friend of the cause
i appcalcd to, to manifest sincerity b,
Contributions of any kind
Mrs. CHARLES c. HUI, President
CARoLISE SAUNDERS, ' President
Miss NJ. Louisa BOWIE, Secretary
Mrs. OpES Bowie, Treasurer
Entrance Money % Cents. Ch'ldre" ~"
price.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
A LIST OF LICE.

Granted BY the Clerk of the Circuit Court for s.
County to Traders, Ordinary Keepers and 9TH
ers under the provisions of the 5itn Article
of the Code of Public General Laws and
the Act of Assembly passed March
10th, 1862, Chapter 2i9, for
the current year, begin
ming May lst, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

Wheat is now selling at from 30 t"
40 p.r bush,l. Goa.J is worth $50, and
on the rise.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Mary +. Yates and
A. vi. S. Yates, her hu.band,
VS..
James r. Thompson,
Nary J. Thompson +
Alice K. Thompson.

In the Circui, Court for St. Mary's County
sitting as q Cour; of Equity.
No. 66 n Equity.
sDY virtue Of authority vested in mo, As
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court for St Mary s
County, by the "Code Of Public General
Laws" of this State it is hereby ordered tha. the
report OF Robert Ford andJ as. s, Downs. Trus-
tees filed in thiscase, he ratified and confirmed,
uuesscausa to the contrary be shown onor before
the third Monday of Nov, next. provide! .
copy Of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Gazette once week tor three sue :
cessive weeks prior to the third Monday OF
June next.
JNOA CAVALIER, Clk.
True copy-Test
JNOA CAMALIER, Ci'k.
May 18th, 1859 -Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
SANE PLACE OF SI:SlSESS. CArfT
TRADERS LICENSE
e N.ANIE.
)ATE.
1866

fay Est. John Cruikshanks
same for spirituous liquors -.
Jamrs A Merryn,an s Daniel > Spalo'nS.
same for spirtuus liquors
Edmund J plowden.
same for spirituous liquors
Edward Tubman.
same for spirituous liquors
Levin J Sothoron,
same for spiri;uous liquors
John L Balenger
same for sp:ritnous liquors
&C Spaldng s. & McCuliy,
same for spirituou. liquors
Charles Bowling,
same for spirituouS liquors
John r Hamne,t Is Il B IlAmme",
same for spiri,uou< liquors
Henry S & Edward HALEY,
same Tor spitituous liquors
JAS F Abell,
same for spirituous liquors
John Edwards,
same for spiritu"us liquors
Thos Il Drury 4 Vim IL Taylor,
same for spirituous liquors
WV Brady & Elkanah Edwards.
same for spirituous liquors
Wm A Loker, j II Dorsey s { Norris
same for spirituous liquor.
DaD;,m;n Dawson 4 Jas Nathcn,
same for spiri.uous liquors
j L Bond,
same for spirituous liquors
James Scoheld,
same for spifitnous liquors
Francis GolGshorough.
same for spirituous liquors
Wm B Bean. Il q Mckay & ) 1 Mchay'
same for splri'uous liquors
Henry Tubman, ;.
same for spirituous liquors
Samuel Richardson's,
same for spiritlrnnS liquors
D;scoe Adams s James Adams,
same for spjrituou' liquors
Lewis + Combs.
same for sprituous liquors
las r Thomas s. Joseph Q Rooker,
same for spirituous liquors
Thomas ID Mat'ingley,
same for spiriluous li1noFs
James A Wise,
same for spirituous liquors
Thomas @ Spencer,
same for spiri,uous liquors
las ! Cough < B A Jamlson,
same for spirituous liquors
Theophius Harrison,
4 I SpadinS
same for spirit uous liquors
Iobn CM,lls & Joseph + NcAle,
% 1nhn \ Garner e. Edward Tubman,
same for spirituous liquors
Michael Colnelly,
.Ino G. Herbert & VIM Leach,
same for spirltuous liquors
George Il Garner,
same for spirituous l1noTs
Thomas rippett,
same for spirituous liquors
Joseph Milburn, i,
same for spirltuous liquors
George II .H'rgan.
same for spirltuous liquors
Leonard Alvey,
same for spirituouS liquors
A C Tcnnissn & } Forrest
same for spirituous liquors
&C Tcnnisop j. Rich.t1 L Langley
Same for spirItuous Ii4u'"
John Courtney,
same for spirsuous liquors
Z P Blackstone,
same for spirituous liquors
May Sd. James Carberry,:
same for spirituons liquors
Nay ith. VIM S IIammeu,.
same for spirituous liquors
las y Parsons & JAS G SpAldnS,
same for spirituous liquors
Nay sth John J Allstan'
same for sprituous liquors
VIM E Hooper, r
same for spirituouS liquors
Geo w l. Buckler.
same for sprituous liquors
j Marshall,
same for spir:tuous liquor,
RI M,rshall / Vim + MARSHALL.
same for spirltuons liquors
Biscoe Chescldine
same for spirtuouS liquors
VIM Scott,
same for spiritnous liquors
Nav 9th s G Thompson,
same for sprltuouS liquors
John Shields
same for spirtnous liquors
VIM Stewart 4 b J Thompson,
same for spirltueus liquors
lhy nth. VIM { Abei''
same tor spirituous liquors
John S Keeling & Isaac See.
same for spirituous liquors
Ordinary Licenses,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
(From the Prince Geor3'on.)
SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR, TOURN
AMENT AND BALL.

TNYUE LADIES of the Forest of Prince
Georges County, desirous OF mani
Testing their sympathy for their SUFFERING
friends of the South, propose to hold
Fair and Festival at ''ELN ERION
HALL"
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pears that he had, at times, had access to the
vaults of the bank, and that, at a moment when
there was no danger of his being observed. he
managed to get possession Of the tin box contain.
ing the. money he distracted the money and
threw the box into the privy. Having gained
sufhclent clue as to the movements of Cole, sub
sequently the officers went to work in search of
isaac Dortch, another freedman, who lives on
Summer street, beyond Demumbrane.
Ion their way to his house they met officers Tic.
nor and Pucket, of the day police, with Dortch
under arrest At Dortch sshouse was found $3.50
which had been left in his possession by Cole and
also $3.50 that Dortch claims as belonging to him
self. The officers proceeded to Coles house,
which is situated on the Mur,reesboro pike in the
neighborhood of Woodfn's stable, and the rooms
of which they found were furnished most extrava.
gantly indicating that Cole had been enjoying
himself like a nabob, surrounded by luxurious
trappings and the ornamental splendor Of Sultan.
These rooms are described as the most handsomely
furnished in the suburbs-elegant rosewood ward
robes,t marble top center table and washstand,
splendid bureaux, sofa lounges, rocking chairs
and cushioned seats, center lamps and mantel
press the foot Of his royal "duskiness" The
officers found in the possession of Coles wife a
pair Of gold bracelets valued at $3.50, and lot of
silver forks. sssol ID. 'o.r,
Marshals Steele and stnrdivant assisted in the
search and arrest, also Marshal Starkey, who
mounted guard at the bank. Altogether it is
rather an interesting case, and was managed by
the thief with considerable holiness and adroit.
ness Cole was committed to the city Jail to
await his examination. 4 Nashville Banner.
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The,best and most certain provision thata man
can make for his family is to insure his life for
their benefit. For a premium of twenty-five dol
lars the great Southern and Western Life and Ac-
cdent Insurance Company of New Orleans issue
policies for five thousand dollars, good for one
year, and for shorter periods and smaller amounts
at proportionately low rates. Compensation to
the assured of twenty-five dollars per week during
term of disability is allowed on all assurances for
FIVE thousand dollars. The premiums are so small
in this class of insurance that all may avail them
selves of its benefits in some form.
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]. d. WALTON, Auctioueer.
II LCffice AT Carondp,et streat

.,,- ..Es3JfeT sI Office, AZ carondelet street.
w At tie Merchants and Aaetioneers Exchange Royal
fs'fs ss%ss s sS n aS s
1ss e9ssi Dssss succession
bounded s. Prytann second coisean and Third
forming the Of Prtana and Third s With ,hs
sla and Line sp on nss " ass sn
Tue Improvements consist of elegant, well built and
buildings containing the main large hall drawing room
S ans snS hi. floor Ss ahs Pe
rear buildings contain kitchen store room ETC. on the brs
with o sh h 5ss s gallery
ve,andah in front on the house first and third floors -
containing wash and r9nn a 3 , SGs S
an pS 0se G% s
brick coach honse on he southes corner Of the
room and otrs bed ROOM all modern improvements and in
@
cemented the Whole incoseS as substantial and
ron fence on Prytana street .ys e,--s
NINE th LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District e this
ps ensS Sss
ne O ans on
by depth and front on Chestnut Of lis
Lots Nos to inclusive adjoin each other and Lot No
and measure each ~ feet front Fourth by depth
tween parallel lines, of llS feet.
Lot No. adons the above lots in the rear measures
feet inches and lines front Chestnut street. 81 feet
inches and lines in the by depth Of 2S inches
and l line.
Lot No forms the Washington Avenue and Chest.
nut Streets and 81 feet inches line Wash
ington Avenue by depth and front Chestnut of l3
feet between parallel tines
Lots Nos incisye adoin each other and Lot No
and measure each 81 feet front Washington Avenue by
depth of ll3 feet between parallel lines
Ee TKRssOne fourth cash in u s. Treasury notes the
the the purchaser
bis own ord payable at one two and three bearing
interest at the rate OF SIX per cent per annum from date to
and mortgage and vendors privilege until final payment
The will be required to keep the buildings fully
sured until the final payment of the notes, and transfer the
policies of Insurance to the vendor
Acts of sale before George W. Christy, Notary Public
the expense OF the purchaser.
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KENTUCKY vs.. AsrERoD.-0ne of the persons
who beleues that Asteroid is the fastest horse now
on the American turf, remarked to Mr.. Hunter
that he knew party who would be willing to bet
that Asteroid could run mile in | min. 4s Sec,
min rs Sec, for 5000 each race. The reply, of
Mr.. Hunter was, he would take such bet that
Asteroid could not make three such performances,
and wonld make the same bet that hehtaS WY
could; and here the conversation dropped. we
mention this not to express an opinion on the rela
tive merits of the two horses, but merely to show
that Kentucky has as warm believers ane sup,
porters in New York as Asteroid has 10 ONO ana
Kentucky [Wilkes's Spirit,
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u. ky1 n sa III n sasst sslss s
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D. Pse ". N. Musseaux 81 s. Bron. HI Train,
p. 7. B5itten ys.R 9. Cumming y Cos-tseo. s.
4 youarH DIsrnuor couar. isass slsi
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1dMara nnrAe 81 ais, W; cry o. NEW Vrieans--
Fsank Haynes; Z II D.Ogdens : e.
III. lAiaM "a, II VooneK ys. Jonn ys,BosertA ndrew
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3 W;nard g IN Erssv;cb II ais sambola 4, m.
eros. Field 4 Sbackleford. Z.
< Gzymanski w. City Railroad Company p. II.
Morgan. W. Hunt & Roseiins.
s0dlnt y Rieco Va. VIM. H. Holmes ct ais Sam.
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as-,s's asssA. months as-'A, lsa.-sa -
wAsHIsoros, April 4 1865

WASHINGTON, April A 1865. III
e The supreme court has postponed their de-
cison in reference to the csnsttutionality of the
testsoAth required Of lawyers engaged on the side
Of the seeded States in the late civil war to free
admission TO practice inAhe courts Of the United
States. 1T has been pretty well understood that
The decision Of the conrt would be against the
constitutonality Of the law. But the court seem
very averse to announcing their opinion. The
csse was argued early in the term, and then re-
Gently Il was re-argued at the request of the
court II TO be regretted that the court did not
announce their opinion. Il T ssg 8si &
The Chicago Tribune, the great organ Of the
radicals ID the Northwest, and edited by Dana,
who WIS until within ) few months assistant sec
Tetary Of war contains an elaborate editorial
urging the Impeachment of President johnson.
H. language is,swe believe, that the President
should be impeached for high treason, for his at
tempt TO secure the admission Of representatives,
II Congress from States with which he comedies
that the government ID still at war. my
SOME Of the radicals are atroubled at the an
nonncement which has been made that the colored
troops were all to be disbandedl Hence the ques-
ton was brought mp in Congress yesterday The
chnirman Of the Military Committee said the com
mittee had that subjec tunder consideration. What
motive prompts these persons to desire to retain the
colcred troops in service may be conjectured. At
this date there are II 0a5 white and coored
troops in service, making the whole army to com
sist ofl a, 2s2ssa7S WI " 1s s8ss sfs NJ tIssi
Mr., Sumner Is go afraid some poor fellow at the
South may get an Office, that he il offering another
resolution to know If any pesrons South have been
appointed to Office since December, without taking
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