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H1ralcr.

II. ne 6ndines and sentence OF n Cen
sral Court Martial, "To be dismissed the
services 10 the caas Of John K. Millsr, Col
18th Teanesses FOlaptesr Cavalry, having
besn allapproved BY hs PfeStdeat q the
United gtsteS, Aad CsleUel Miller directed 20
resume vs. rank and position In bis regimeat
as puhlphed In Gsnsrai Court Martial "
.dHs Nos G. 8. Wat Department, from the
date of the Order diImissinY him, NOV, 40,
1855, and his rsgiment having been PteviS
oualy mustered out u the service, Colonel
Miller will report 10 BteVet Il. Col. ~,
Hough, @. @. N. N. D. T. for FINAL muster ont
and dileharge, As q sane aate as the order
dlsnisalng him.
Dy command Of Msj. Gea. SLOVENIAN.
VIZ. L. PoRrER, AIIt Adpi General,
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N CTTSVSVY COURT At IONTSBOROVeH.

By We. r EtFsmMHeNs,D O..
Feb. ID, ls6ew4pnfeeS5 y
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very small being confined 70 about 80 bbls ct $50 80
for July, sellers option Beef steady with fair
demand The sales comprise 600 bbls, mainly At Sio
81 for new plain and $40 80 e24 80 for new OK
ira mess Beef hams continued inactive and nominal.
Bacon was dull but unchanged Cut meats were firm.
with moderate demand The sales were $50 packages,
at lSxc. 15c for shoulders and 1fKc 20c for hams
Lard was dull OF sale and prices were nominal and heavy
The sales only reached 500 packages at loHc a22ho
the latter rate an extreme for very small lots choice
kete-rendered Cheese has been In active demand for
export and prices very m with large sales at from
&c. 2lc a. 70 quality Butter was quiet but steady
at from 2Oc $50 for Western and 25c l0c for State
RIcn.-The market dull and depressed; sales were
only made In tring lots including dressed Rangoon ct
from 80 $40 so per 100 lbs. and Carolina at l2c lSc
per h.
SUGAR was wthog' noticeable change. The sales COM
prise S94 hhds including Porto Rico and Cuba muscova
do (part last evening", ct from 10Ac l3Hc and oOO
boxes Havana on terms did not learn. Stock, 81 600
hhds, 49, 900 boxes os TOO bags and 200 Melado The
market closed nominal at the following quotaons-ln-
ferior TO common refining 10c l0Hc fair 70 good re
hnihg 1880 l1o fair 70 good grocery, l1kc- l2c
prime grocery, l2xc l3c Porto Rico, lOxc. lac
Melado, 6ka 8Kc. Refined sugar was quiet and
heavy. We quote standard hards, l0xc.; coffee
15kc. and yeliows l3Ko 1bkc., including extra g.
SrRARIE was steady with sales Of 49, 900 lba at Xkc
22c and so 900 lbs for August at 22Xc- for prime.
TAILow was In moderate demand a. about previous
prices The sales cover 1S0, 900 lbs at 12kc. 1Sc
Observation-Disclosures, nome small lots western were
sold at 81 20, but large lots were unsaleabe.
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from nne 70 sighteen per esat A . consequence OF
the closeneo Of the Western money market Eastern ex
change s very easy rates varying from LILO discount 70
par buying and par 10 Ito premium selling Govern
ments, however, which pay only six per cent In sod'
in active demand and at Chicago on Thursday last
while money could not be obtained ct less than ten per
cent orders for nvetwenty bonds could not DO filed at
the current rates.
The larger portion of that received from the West In.
dies was undoubtedly the growth Of the United States,
transported hence by blockade runnera
The coinage OF the mint Of the United States. from
1872 to 1868 including the coinage Of tho branch minis
from the commencement OF their operations In 1885, and
~ tno Assav Office VAS m undev.-
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hour Ellen confessed that she b. bssn ssduced and
the mother Of the child Having n means Tor iss suI.
port she thought To leave the infant ~ o., Su ~.
ino good hands and be well provided ~ so ~
burns then IN charge at the station house. COZ sue
pnsoners Tor examination after which the ofcs h11
the arrests returned 70 look for the Child but 30 nsa
poon carried away and could not be found Who eS~
nave removed the babe Is still . mystery.
CANAAN CHARGED WITH FRAUD Detective Fields
the Fifth precinct yesterday arrested carman named
william Stoker, on the charge OF having about two
weeks since obtained set Of harness. worth $40 from
Luther Hanlon, No Beach street. by representing thss
II was for Joseph B. Taylor It subsequently appeared
that Stoker had sold the harness to BENJAMIN Smith
corner OF Grove and Blocker streets for SOS Afer
that operation 6toker disappeared and was not again
visible tl saturday Is also alleged that the prisoner
mas swndled tho following named merchants: -Mc.
Dowel Dickinson 2S1 Washington street. or ear
dimes, valued 81 e37; Cohen, Cook Co., 200 Washing
ton street. two cases sardines S72; J. J. Moore Co.,
las West street. fourteen barrels Of potatoes $40 aud
Samuel Pate foot Of Dey street. fourteen barrels pota
toes Il Ii believed that other persons who have been
swindlsd by the accused will appear to-day The case
will be investigated before Justice Hogan
CHARGE OF BURGLARY. Two young men, named Nor.
rs Cooper and VIM Norton arrested by ocer Far
rel Of the Tenth precincs the charge Of breaking
into the trunk store Of Messs c. h G. Losere Co.. iss
Canal street. by forcing open rear basement window
and stealing sixty dollars worth OF goods The property
being found In OF the prisoners Justice Maus
field committed them for trial.
An ALLEazD burglar CAUGHT m THE Acr-Pe.cr
Mcabe detected late Saturday night in the act q
burgarousy opening Of the windows Of the Iagss
beer saloon 800 Stanton street. kept by Gerdenas was
ner The alarm was given, whom McCabe attempted 70
OF the Eleventh precinct The prisoner held TO bad
Ia one thousand dollars to appear for trial.
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place by Dr. Daton but upon his ARRIVAL found the pa
tient already dead. Ths case was thss Of woman
named Margaret Mccarthy, residing at No. 22s West
Forty second street. She had been sick about Owe days
with excessive vomiting and purgng Several Of her
friends desired to send for physician but the woman
refused receive any medical advice At about seven
O'Clock yesterday morning she was taken suddenly with
cramps and died In about an hour afterwards phys
clan was called at the eleventh hour and did all in his
power 70 relieve her suferngs but without success He
reports the case cholera morbus Another case was
stated TO have Harlem, but the name OF the
party could not be ascertained
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Cholera Cases iron stesmshiPs Peruvian

Cholera Cases froA SteamshfPs Peruvian
and Union.
COMPLETE RETURNS 70 THE Esd INsrANT-DHATHS,
C0NvALKscENTs. UNDER TREATMENT, ETC.
Below is given . complete list Of all the passengers
sick with cholera resolved board the hospital sp Fall
CON from the steamers Union and Peruvian up 70 the
23d instant II will DO seen that there hundred
and forty seven cases from the Peruvian Of which sixty
Ave proved fatal eight cases from tho Union
twenty eight OF which fatal After the Of
those who have died will be found the dates Of their
deaths; those after whose names no date appears arc
either convalescent and transferred from tho hospital or
- atI unfair Treatment there
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SINGULAR Csss or AnASDoSxrSr-AS ISfASr MvsrE.
RiorsIr DsArprAR.-Ats ate hour on Saturday night
two named Elizabeth Mcconnell and Ellen Miller
were discovered by oncer Bannon Of the Nineiesnth
precinct conducting themselves in suspicious manner
At the corner Of Fifth avenue and Fory-nlnth street
He followed them 70 the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum and after seeing them In q stoopng ~,
tion heard infant cry. As they hurried svT
onicor Bannon advanced and found . male mi" ,he
apparently nvc or sir months old, lying on W..
pavement He followed and arrested the ~o ,lraa
and took them 10 the station housc, 49,
thar dspled eli knowledge q ths babe NV
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accepted professionally In the Miami Medical College
His reputation skilful surgeon brought him very
extensive practice in Cincinnati and vicinity which he
rellnquished about ten years ago. He has since pub
lshed several valuable medical works During the past
years he confined TO his bed BY disease certain
symptoms OF which puzzled the acutest physicians.
Professor Musseys devotion scence was such that he
LEFT directions FOR post norton examination Of his body
for the benefit Of his profession One Of Dr. kussey's
sons Brgadier General r. d. nussey, who till 70.
Gently was President Johnsons private secretary.
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DRy GooDs--Brown Sbectngs-lndian Head. 25c
i iss' Aa ss' b. axe indian Orchard Csc
SIC e' foasd.is sss .s Hi Rf Sac Fountain CSC
Hi, 2skc; James, asHc; Red Bank, $50. Barnsley,
lec; Canoe. I3hc. Ticts-Amoskeag, A G A.. 0oc;
keat, SaHc Haymarsr, aec,i Boston, asHe. Warren,
chccks-Kenpebcck, 5sc. whttenton, 2sc. bedford,
IS c sp sss .se s ss a NsisSs
Isc. 'Amoskesg, ios. wamsu.ta, 5hc. Deianes-
hams-Iancasicr, a7Xc; Glsscow 2ec Hartford, 22s.s
Cot,onsdss.F NJ. s.se; Union; A, 4Ixc;; n York
mond, soc I; Paiessro, 27Xc Corset Jeans sumkcag
sa,.een 2sc PepPsrsl &c Indian Orchard i sc
FWnsHrs offerings to Grca, Britain and the Con.
tnent continued very light and rates for grain were en-
TREY nominal large amount Of cheese Is going for
ward to Liverpool the engagements for the week com
manly At 2os The charters "A ship from st. Johns
TO Liverpool deals G2 Cd brig to cadiz slaves and
brig TO Bordeaux on private terms; brig with ZOO
bushels corn 10 Bristol 81 Sd Prussan brig, pero-
leum 81 Cd the United Kingdom, g.. II to the con
tiuent Danish brig petroleum., 10 Rotterdam, 5s Cd
to Spanish main and back, $1,000 half gold Brit
ish brig 10 st. Thomas 55c bark TO Havana and back
sugar 62xc British brig 10 Csrdenae, III 100, gold;
two Sss e s
Lingan C. b. TO New York, 81 rs; one, ITO TONS from
Glace Bay, G. b, 10 Boston, 50; one, 202 tons from
Farmipedaie, Ne, 10 Savannah ice, IS per ton one
from Georgetown, n. @, TO Salem. coal 81; from
Rondout 10 Sasm 81 co. one from Rondout TO Boston,
81 20; one from Exabeihport 10 psnvcrspor 81 30;
Prussan bark TO Cork for orders corn Holsten brig
petroleum, 10 port In the Mediterranean an Italian
brig TO Bordeaux slaves brig 70 Nucviias and back
private tssnsi and brig from jacksonville TO Bafba
does, on private tcrms
McLAssrs continued inactive but there ". no appa.
rem, alteration in prices Small trade ots disposed
of nd cd NJ n
a. 45c Soc muscovsdo at 4sc. Csc, Porto Rico at
SOC SOC, New Orleans at SOC a 81
Navn SroRrs continued steady, and holders we're
hrm, Of Soc q SIC. for large lots and ssc
e0c tor rc,sil parcels, with sales Of 1875 bbls
Resins were without apparent change In vainc, the
demand being moderate al 80 for common. and IS .
~ Is for pale aud extra Tar was hrmer at % - 25
0ns-Iinseed was scarcely SO firm, and only mode
rate obbing demand prevailed al 81 60 81 e5 whole.
sale lots could be bought at III CO. the market closing
somewhat unsettled
prrsoLxrx There was bu, little business copsum.
mated n either crude bonded but the market con.
unued s'esay The sales were 1000 bbIs., NJ 25c.
Sstsc ior The former and loc IL &c. for the latter;
also 90 e6. bonded for July, at Nc buyers option
and 500 40 Tor September, at 45hc., sellers option.
PROVISIONS Receipts, none The market for pork
prices broke down shout " per bbl new mess closing
heavy 81 ell ~ regular The REDUCTION induced large
purchases The sales cempr snG upwards Of 600 bbs
cal 81 90 q for nev mess sso fos od MESA and
90 - for URINE The salss for tusuy AslIvsvy were
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Tho wheat market was characterised by duness and
depression. aud though prices normally unchanged
the tendency Of prices downward No sales Of any
importance were reported The demand for corn was
limited and prices declined fully To- the market closing
dull and heavy ct the concession Sales Of So bushels
al 931sc 0lc for sound new mixed Western and oOc.
CSC for unsound do. Oats scarcely 20 firm, with
less doing at SIC. 60c for Western Rye I'M
changed In every respect Barley and barley malt con-
werc nomnay unchanged
CorrEn The market for oil descriptions was IN
changed in eyery respect fow buyers looking
about for prime qualities Rio but sales effected
The prices offered not within hc per h. OF sellers
views
Corros was unsettled and nominal. Holders without
EXCEPTIONS were soil, but there were but
few buyers in the market the low prices II which the
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AsHns-Recsipts none Prices for pot were firm a.
s. 25 IS 37,s and pearl at SIS 80 e18 rs, with
fair demand and very low stock, particularly Of pearl
BREApsruFs Receipts, ssos bbls -four, 40 do corn
meal 27o0 bushels wheat 900 do. corn, 62S do oats,
and 66so do rye. The market for State and Western
-four continued steady for primo and choice grades but
dull with prices tending downward for inferior and COM
mon grades. Tho demand was moderate and the salos
were confined 70 5000 bbs, At revised quotations
annexed In Southern -four there limited business
transacted at prices representing slight decline as
Canada -four ruled exceedingly quiet, and common
grades we're scarcely hrm while prime qualities real
lied full prices with sales of 200 bbA Rye hour was
quiet but prices renamed nrm. OF corn meal we notice
sales OF $50 bba at s. IS for Brandywne and 81 90
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RsrsES y. MrssKr, Id and LID, one Of the most
learned, scientific and practical surgeons OF New Eng.
land IN his time, died At the residence Of ia
Boston on Thursday last aged eish,y-sir years. Pro-
fessor Mussey vH native Of New Hampshire, and srs,
came prominently before the medical and surgical pro.
fesions Of The country through his connection with the
various medical prcfessorshps Of old Dartmouth Col.
ises. Thas connections COMMENCED 10 1874 ssd lasted
tul tsye. whom Or. ruau removed n CINCINNATI and
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The stock market was inactive but on the whole rm
ap to Saturday, when prices declined fraction, Erie
peing the weakest and Fort Wayne the strongest OF the
railway shares There are Indications Of an upward
movement in the latter based upon Its increased
ings. The usual quarterly dividend Of two and half
Per cent has been declared upon the stock, paya-
BILE ON the 18th OF July. Erie still remains
drag upon the entire Market owing TO the efforts Of the
Heading operator in It, who is "short, to keep down.
The Reading and Michigan Central companies have each
declared semannua dividends Of I'VE per cent but the
shares without speculative interest So much at
tsnion has atery been directed to the gold that
stocks have been comparatively neglected. but a the
dunoss the Stock Exchange has been protracted be-
yond general expectation 1t is probable that more &C.
tive period Of speculation will supervene in view
of the large receipts OF the railroads and the extreme
monetary ease the supply Of capital being in excess Of
the demand at Ia per cent
The market closed steady Saturday. the quotations
at Ave O'Clock being as under:-New York Central 9SH
. u, Erie IS ~ Reading 1854 az, Michigan South
ern 7s% Y, Cleveland and Pittsburg IS u, Cleveland
end Toledo 1867 107 Rock Island o. " Northwest
ern 2pk 3O-preferred 5sA bid, Fort Wayne 9s1< *.
Foreign exchange was dull and heavy during the week
and bankers bills England at 90 days closed nom
nalIy At 10s NJ short sight, 1osA a. The rates are
below the specie shipping point, and the export Of
81, 1866 OS6 on Saturday chiefly in gold bars and
silver.
The rise in gold and the prospect Of higher tariff and
short crop impaired rmness TO the drygoods mar
ke and there was an improved demand for both cotton
and wooen goods at slight advance. The cotton crop
is variousy estimated from million and half to two
millions and half Of bales The reports from the South
are becoming more favorable, the heavy rains
which have inflicted SO much damage over
wide area Of the cotton country having
subsidized The mischief has, however been too extern
sve TO remeded at this late date and owing both to
the foods and sicly seed large portion Of the crop
planted will be unproducve whe but for the untiring
energy Of the majority Of planters in sowing fresh seed
when the nrst sowing resulted In failure the crop would
be far smaller than It now promises to be.
The quotations Of the leading stocks sold at the FIRST
sesson OF the Stock Exchange at the close Of each OF
che last four weeks were follows
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sss o2s, IA $40, 90. $50

rota. 80. =. .sss. e2o, IA $40, cceSo H5,i's,ss0
wbns The Eastern cities are m plefsoric eord,on
r-s,rAs nozsy, considerable rrngeney exists IN the
w.~ Money 10 readily obtanabls good securities IN
Nee rsrk Boston o. Philadelphia ~ from four TO sr
pr csss vhas II - roals, chloaso cineitnai, Lous
sa's snf 1hs- faspcsl centres Of The vess rates
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ANOTHER cAss OF CHOLERA NoRBUs.
csse Of repoted cholera wss reported at an early
hour yesterday morning At the Police Headquarters
One of The INSPECTORS w mmedis,els despa,ched 10 The
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc IAL.
SUNDAY, June "a, 1880

Business in Wall street during the past week was dull
If we except the gold market which was very active In
the beginning but quiet towards the close The ex-
trsme range OF the price from 1857 on Monday to
l4sk Friday and the latest transactions up town on
Saturday evening made At 1853 ~ The supply OF
coin for delivery on Monday and Tuesday,
loans having commanded haA per cent per diem In
favor Of the lender but subsequently 1t became more
abundant owing to sales Of boards by speculative com.
binations, and loans were made at rates varying
from 1872 to u, and in some instances without in
terest The customs receipts Of the week aggregated
S22l1 $751; small amount considering the large impor
tatons and attributable to the advance in tho premium
which induced importers to defer payments in the hope
az decline The amount Of coin interest due on the
LIST of July is se7ss 100, composed Of the following
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

For the six months ending June 30, 1857.
For the year ending June 80.
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The shipments OF specie from this port last week and
duag the year date compare follows with the
respoudineperod in 1854 and 1906
1894. 1905 1858.
Twenty -Ath week 81 2293 $50 $780,, $50 o. 409. 400
Previously repted ~, 45l 11,5l66s8 43,7l2, sos
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From Jan 70 daes2s 900, so7 sl7,0A4ss ga
Tue total imports n this port for the week ending
jane -, compare a. follows with the two previous
weeks
june O. june Is. June %.
Dry goods ........ sell, 3H $4,000 COS t2074,2s2
General merchandise. lis, 3s5 7,ol6,7s2 l672,6ol
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s A r At o q A.

The Hotels, the Visitors, the Waters snd
the "Wednesday Season Anticipated
Six Thousand Pleasurs-sseksrs Expect.
cd ny the Fourth OF July, 60.
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fo'hto dac........ y2sl, zA soo
BY an ouhcal statement, recently published Great
Britain Is shown that the imports Of cotton into
The United Kingdom, In the years mentioned we're as
f,lloss from tha Mace. n.r,aa.-
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The corn crops IN Southern Ieras favorable hat
there has no, been enough planted The people expect
10 import IRON New Orleans
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The Florida Urion Of the 18th Inst, ssys;-From In
data before cannot otherwise than that the
liberal estimates made In the early portion Of The ycsx
must yield 70 far lees ssnHuine ones 81 ths time: an1
that the crop Of cannot fairy promise 70 rfss
above half of that Of iseQ H. indeed shN reach TIA
seaaiity.
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DIR. ScheNck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for C:aIOmpI.

These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the sccrtions of the
liver as promptly and cfTectually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any OF those
disagreeablo or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, rs they promote the discharge
of vitatcd bile and remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders Of the Liver, indi
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drowsiness, and general feeling of weariness
and lassitude, showing that the liver is in tor
pid or DISTRACTED condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan
tage in all cases When purgative or Alternative
medicine ia required.
Please ask for OR. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills,
and observe that the two likenesses Of tho Doc
tor are oil the Government stamp-one when il
the last stage Of Consumption, and tho other il
his present health. '
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price .
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9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. '"
General Wholesale Agents Demas Bauies 4
Co. 81 Park Row, New York s. S. Hance. In
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Malaria Everywhere.

Rarely has there been season so fruitful as
this of maarious diseases. Not only on the
prairies and i'm the valleys of the West; not
merely in all the old haunts Of Fever and Ague
and Bilious Remittant Fever, have these pros
trating diseases been unusually virulent; but
they have extended to towns and cities never
before infested with them, and have even
assembled the mountains and attacked thousands
Of people supposed to have been placed by the
laws of nature above their reach. Hence we are
compelled to admit that fatal element per-
yades the Universal Air this season, and should
at once resort to the only approved preventa-
tive of its consequences. . --...
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH 81 TIERS,
a tonic 30 potent; an anti.septie so perfect, an
Alternative so irresistable and stiinulant so
pure. that it enables the human system to resist
and battle all the prcdisposing causes of disease
With the confidence that one clothed in incom-
bustiLle garments might move among blazing
buildings. the man who arms himself against
malaria with this powerful dcfensi medicine
NAV walk fever Scourscd district fearless of
its insalubrious atmosphere. The intcrmittents
and remittents at present 81 general in all parts
os the country may DO but the fororunner OF
deadlier scourge now on its way westward from
the far East. Prepare the system with
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, '-
for a successful battle with the mephitic causes
of all eyid.lnics. BE wise in time. Sold every
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