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THE REVISION or THE INTERNAL REvESuE.--
The report Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, proposing certain notifications of the
taxes, indicates q disposition to impose the In
ternal revenue taxation in accordance with a
reasonable plan The state Of the country now
is such - to justify large reduction of the
total amount raised by this system and there
IL a probability that the reduction will be
made in the right places. All that long list OF
articles that under all tax laws realize so little
that the tax scarcely pavs FOR IL collection IL
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GENERAL Grants vis,t 20 Eiehmond.
~ -; 80 Esau,in,r OF tho 23d says-

We have aran 10 chrome ttu " w rp"E
wood Hotel OF Lieutenant General Grant; this time.
ever, accompanied by MIRA Lieutenant General Grnnt,
her father Mr Dent and Colonel Bodeau. Of the Gen.
erals staff Tho distinguished party let Washington
Saturday morning by the Fredericksburg train, AMI
reached this city at two O'Clock tho evenn- taking
at the Spotswood our leading fashionable hotel
The WASHINGTON papers state that II the intention
Of tho General and party 10 visit the late interesting
OF his campaicns-tity Point the Richmond front
and Petersburg-for the purpose as we sunpsse, of
showing Mrs Grant the leading features of the Generals
strategy and military movements on thee historic Vir
ginia fields II expected the distinguished visitors
will leave here to-day for Petersburg, though II Is not
known whether they will return 10 Washington.
RcuNoND, April 2t, 1856.
General Grant last night decided to postpone his de-
par,ure for Washington until tomorrow morning. He
visited the thea re last night
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The steamer John stephens, on her trip from Cali.
fona Ma,aan recently seized q, Cape ST Lucas
Mexico, by order Of the liberal General Corona and
searched for conraband articles. Bonds given by
the captain. and she released.
The Attorney General the question referred 10 him
by the Secretary Of State whether the expectation
Of arms by way Of the frontier to Mexico was In
formhy with the laws, has decided that such expectation
is perfectly legal.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, In letter TO the chair
man of the Finance Committee the apportionmon, Of
the national currency saysthc principle on which the ap
porionments made not correct one He pro
oecds after stating wherein the principle is wrong TO
Offer some amendments looking TO tho expcdiency Of
allowing state banks TO become national banks and the
provision tha, should be made meet the wants OF the
Southern States Tue amount 10 be Withdrawn from the
State Of New York by the proposed Senate amendments
would Be u, olso3o
The two Fenians who fred on the English guard at
Calais we're tired before Iidge Coribe yesterday and
found guilty o. irunkenncss hned ay cents each and
discharged General Doyle, the British commander At
81, stephens had requested their detention and the
English authorities highly indignant at their re.
lease Governor Cony. however. despatch 10 the
Mayor Of Calais ordering their detention un, Secretary
Seward could bo heard from IN the matter Thcy were
accordingly rearrested.
The message u the Prcslden, enclosing the proceed
ngs o, the military board appointed 70 inquire into the
question Of brsve, promotions vas sent 10 the senate
yesterday The board recommends twenty promotions
TO The rank Of breve, major general and siSyar to the
rank Of brevet brigadier general
Moses osell was yesterday confirmed by the senate
as Naval onncer az this port
The entire left bank Of the Mississippi below New
Orleans Is inundated an acre and half OF the levee
having given wsy. THIS district s planted with sugar
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TEMPERANCE IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE
1t has been proposed to oxpol member Of the
United States Senate because he gets drunk on
corn whiskey. Suppose those should be ex-
PEELED who get drunk on the niggerf Taking
both extremes, there would be very little left
of the United States Senate.
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THE CITY

Ten additional cases OF choera received on board
~ the hospital ship on Monday and up TO ten O'Clock
that morning but moro death than those previously
reported had occurred The passengers board Of the
steamer England still remain In Q healthy condition, and
altogether affairs at quarantine are progressing very
sstsfsctorily The Quarantine Commissioners about
msEug EFFORT to obtain permission from the govern
ps,pi ~ rssI lsgportl sbeds a, saady Hook Ia which
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TIE ESTABLISHMENTS controlled by the Man

agers' Association did not "advertise In the
New YORK HERALD" because we would no.
submit to the imposition upon the public Of
plays possessing no merit; of performances
which usurped the place of the legitimate
drama, and put sensation pieces Of equivocal
morality and spectacular delusions in their
stead, for the profit of the managers and the
Generalization Of the stage.
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IMrERIAL BUEGLARs IN EURoTE.-Austra and
Prussia should be indicted at common law for
burglary in the first degree. They are each
trying the art OF experienced cracksmen upon
Schleswig and Holsein, and are ready to pum-
mel each other in order to bag the booty.
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Meeting OF the Geraldine Circle, Brook

Last night largely attended public meeting, under
the auspices Of the Geraldine Circle, was held at the
Assembly Rooms, 1,Oo2 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. tn
snpport o. the OMahony int rest M. jeremiah Kava.
psrh OF California General W. q Fairin and Mr. Stc-
rhen Meany District rentre OF Ohio. made long and
effective addresses An attempt was made by gentle.
man In the Roberts interest to disturb the meetinR but
this only resulted IN n vigorous sustentaton OF
Union square, and in liberal subscription for tho bonds
The meeting was q
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people, the administration and the nation On
this line success can be made certain and csm-
plete and members of Congress chosen, con-
mencing with Pennsylvania, in October, and
from there in all Of the Central States, which
will secure, beyond doubt, amajority in favor
of the policy of restoration and. raadjustment
of all our difficulties, both domestic and foreign,
now proclaimed by the present administration.
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M E xIC O

Opinion OF Attorney General Spssd -
the Orders or General McDoweli--Ex-
portation OF Arms for the Mexican Bei~
hgerents Declared Perfectly Legal, &c.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1865.
appears from official documents that in December
last Senior Romero addressed notes the Secretary
OF State in relation to order issued by Major General
Mcdowell, commanding the Military Department Of
California, prohibiting the expectation Of arms NUM-
tions OF by way of the frontier Mexico These
notes referred to the Attorney General of the
United States, who said the question raised by the
Secretary of State was, whether, in the opinion OF the
former, this order was in conformity with any laws,
regulations orders In force bearing on the subict
The Attorney General says no .. military ,,.h Sieer
cannot lawfully compel obedience by the forces
under his command The test therefore of the validity,
point OF law OF this order Is whether he could law
fully employ the forces subject to his control to prevent
American citizens and other persons within our iursd
merchandise across the frontier nta Mcyico, in the
present of affairs in that country The Attorney Cen
era says he is of the opinion that the order o. General
Mcdowell not intended to Interfere with such trade,
conducted bv people, as the authorities have de Jared
TO be lawful and is not therefore, in conformity with
any order and was probably intended to be directed
against military expeditions armed enterprises carried
on III this ne sna
nothing in b, OPINION .rdr intended r.snsct :" % to
them The Attorney General npprehend II TO be wei set
tied that merchants may lawfully sell at home to bel
grent purchaser carry themselves to the bcigerent
Power contraband articles subject the right OF seizure
anstu The right of the neutral to transport and the
hostile power to seize conflicting rights and neither
party charge the other with criminal act This is
the view taken by Chancellor Kent.
An American steamer Seized by tho
Mexican Republicans.
SAN Francisco, April "a. 1853.
The steamer John L. Stephens, from Mazat'an, has
arrived with $45 500 in treasure On her down trip the
steamer seized Cape st. Lucas by order Of General
Corona and an effort made to send her to Altata,
bnt she was finally ordered to Ia Paz
Captain wakeman forwarded to the United States
Consul his protest against tho Of the vessel or
in'ermeddlng with her cargo; Notwithstanding which
runri Of republican sold ers was placed board, who
rcnen ked her in search of contrahand articles. As
drunken crowd of republicans shore prerarcd to
commit violence captain Wakeman deemed exrcdient
10 give $500 cash and bond for S5O0 mor" when the
vessel was released, and proceeded on her voyage
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Thirteen months

This shows the HERALD to be, by its extensive and
comprehensive circulation the chief organ Of the adver
tIsers of tho Metropolis and the medium Of commun
eating their business wants to the public
The above table also shows that thc advertising ratrons
AID is more than double that of the Time
Tribune Hosr,y equal 10 the combined re.sy,s
of all the other papers in New York.
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Melancholy Accident.

TFHTfN, pm n 1NfS
John W Crafts well known and respected ciIy.p.
whiIo cutting up pors IN bis establishment IN south
Boston this morning accidentally aasbied against \
KNIFE cutfne the man artery HE gsp and easp -
LIN 70 bleed 10 desih few nifae'.r
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SH E E T .
New York, Wednesday, April a5, 1866.
ADVERTISING OF THE CITY PRESS.
The Herald the Great Organ OF the
Business and Reading Public.

Annexed are the returns to the Internal Revenue
Department of the receipts from advertising Of all the
daily papers of this city for two years. In the first
column are the receipts for thirteen months being the
year 1854, with one month of ls63 and in the second
column are the receipts for the twelve months Of 1865
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fuss raised in certain papers about the cholera.
1t is driving business away from this city and
soaring the country people ont Of their wits.
The truth is, as these panic-makers well know,
that there has not yet been a single case of
cholera in New York. The only cases are those
at Quarantine, which is long distance from the
city, and even about those cases we have our
doubts. The disease which has broken out upon
the crowded emigrant ships is much more likely
to be ship fever than cholera. The doctors
disagree about it, first calling it one thing and
then the other, and the symptoms Of the two
diseases are very similar. The fact that one Of
the doctors at Halifax caught the complaint
and died of it is evidence that it is ship fever;
for doctors do not catch the cholera, as has
been proven by long experience.
We know all about cholera, having lived
through two epidemics here in this city. Our
observation convinced us that the cholera Of
1882 was great panic and great hoax, and
that of 1849 was about the same thing. If
people had kept their senses we should have
had no such carnival OF death; but everybody
imagined that he had the cholera if his stomach
ached or his bowels were out of order, and
many died before they could be convinced Of
their mistake. 1t will be the same way now if
the excitement about the cholera is allowed to
become a panic. People who have no regard
for the cleanliness Of their persons or their
houses will certainly be i'll, cholera or no
cholera, and therefore 1t is right for the Board
Of Health to take every possible precaution to
insure us against disease. But we repeat that
there is no cholera in New York city, that there
has not been any, and that, with ordinary care
on the part of our authorities, it is not likely
| to come here.
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Death OF Judge Thompson. of virginia.
RICHMOND April ~, 1906.
Judge Lucas Thompson, of the Virginia Supreme
L.---- n- A. nj d .r-- D, ..auLlnn ON sn,mrhaL
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Advertisement Extraordinary

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A plan for the recon-
struction of the Union. The Congressional
Reconstruction Committee have been in labor
on the subject for many months and brought
forward no fruits. Many old political mid
wives have been applied to without success
Some plan of reconstruction is now positively
required, and reward of one hundred thousand
doAars-more than was offered for the capture
of JEFF Davis-will be given for a suitable
plan. Applications may be addressed to
Charles Sumner, United States Senate Cham
Der; Ben Wade, anywhere in Radicaldom;
Thad Stevens, House of Representatives, or
Robert Dale Owen, of New Harmony.
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WOODS THEATRE Broadway, opposite the 8 Nicholas
Hote-SRRIoUs FAAILY-HYPocHONpRIAC. Matinee at
1.-SERIous FAxILY-Too MUCH FOR COOP NATURE
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway, Broome
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IRVING HALL Irving place.-BLIsp TOMS "RANp
PIANO CONCERTS Matinee at Three O'Clock
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to be stricken out; the assessments on the
necessaries of life will be lightened, while those
on luxuries Of extensive use will be kept up
or increased, and the burden of taxation will
it reaches the whole people far less perceptibly
than in any other way. This system now pro-
posed is the one that the experience of Europe
has found to be the most excellent.
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.V,TNEII AND.

" LIN HL.AIN LIZ
pARMANpFRuIT LANDS, 10 ? mild scd
Ehsalthfsi climate. Thirty miies sssn q fhiIa.
S;pS b IL s:si s. IL s:. % 'A'
Ths soil Is rich snd src4se,irs v.rying ron ron, .
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Corn, Tobacco, Fruit, and yegetsbI;s Inm e
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rhs entire territoIY, consisting OF nity .ausrs
m ,,ss TSs land e only soa q sstss
settlers With provision for public sdornmenk The
place, on sccopnt Of IL great beauty. % we'll -
other advantages, has become the resor u yse1!s
vitIIn the past three years. Churches. Stores,
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and other elements OF refinement and culturs have
been introduced. IIupdrsd. q people are COD On
iss sos,tfsstsd Prices q rsrm lam, s.spty .sr.
lots and upwards gas Per scrs. Five and tsa scrs
and Village lots for ale q, az. n.
trict than in any other locality north OF Norfolk,
Va. Improved places Tor sale.
OpenInysfbr sfl kinds OF hudness, Lumber Yards.
Msnuisctofies, Foundries Stores, and the liks and
Steam Power, With room, can be rented. ..,s.,
climate, and good soil. in country beautfeily
Improved, Astounding 10 fait. and Pccsee.,nH ell
other social p!yilegs' IN the heart Of eiviisstioa'
u p worthy q y,;is; :, A.. v,,.,,rd Ru,.i . IA.
per giving nun infofmstion and containing reports
Address SSps cp&s K. IXsDiS, vinsissd r. o. Ian.
dis Tswnship, New Jsrsey. liz.
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Ne condition for pissssnt Js.miag iAss ss LsssS
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GEORGE 3 COE. President 'Ameristn Er'
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MANUFACTURERS, 80 RRoAnwAY, BOSTON. MACS
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P.,..,.s MAY 20, 1895.

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very slight rub, and unlike other preksfationf
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CLOTHES, but will leave them much whittier than
ordinary mathods. Without the war and tear.
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been In use for more than yer, and has proved
used. Among .ths sdvsstssss slainsd are the
following. viS.--jsh I'D ,tHH'.sI'v
Il saves all the expense OF soap usually used
I'll ' ..s:s so.s ' y s labor srrabsIss,
Also,i lor. elsaning wlndows u 10 quurpsassd
with one quarter The time and lAbeS, usually
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much superior 70 Aay other mode No water 70
quired except 70 moisten the powder,
Directions with each package s,yl.,
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The COST Of washing RtSmiiy Of Ave or six Por'
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been iptredaeI
"a, " tho public which haze rottsa the clottbel
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trinsc sIealience OF this article, they confidently
qproolatfui 10 as being adapted to- meet . demsnd
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AI'' tss:.. s..r.. u. kao,,,... Register.

Al . Court of rrubate held At Alfred. within
Asd Zoe The Csunty OF York. on the drst Tuesday
im OetsbeS. In the year ofour Lord eighteen
anndsed ssd sikty-siA, by the HonorAbls X. L
bourne Jvdye Of said Court
yIANNAu n EDWARDS, dmlnstrstrlx OF the
II sstste % joshua Edwsrts, late of berwick, In
said esssty. deeeasc having presented her arst 40
csaat - Standardization of the estate OF said do
esassd .fes allowance,
ovSsrs<, That che sAid Accountant give notice
g al persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 70 he puhilshed three weeks sueeessiyely 10
the Usss. = yssvssi printed 81 Biddeford. In said
county, that they may appear 81 Probate Court
90 he held a. north iisrsiek, In said eoanty, the
afst rsssdAy In Novepbsr next at ten OF the eloek
IN the forenoon. and shew cause. u any they have.
uhy The sams should not he allowed.
Attest, George n. knowlton, Register. Fl
tree copy
Attest. George n. Ksowlton. Register. +,
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Real Estate for,Sale I!

"a "A 4 s,csy hoase, harm and yoodhosn, -
|, H, and thFos-farths q m sers Of hnd, stseA-
GR I'd On Main strset, Ssco, and near Us Csn-
sresstiona Meeting House, one d the lest soea- -
tiopa 10 town. - -i..-.l. -. ...a,t-.
A new harm 81 -, situated above Saco depot "a.
Aso 20 acrcs timber and woodland, three miles sm u
60 vilisse, on n N. W. aide q Portland rod.
Also i3 aerss VOID and timber land, about mns nosh
eriy ircsn Beujsmlns 0ocivihs farm.
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( FOR SALE.
Vslusble Farm for Sale,

= TIIE eibscriher 0dtf % Fsik The srm ssFnefy
"a estssd ~ tAs iAs Cark sAnrRL fvcx, atsaisd In
66k Wed rNfsaasa<h, eoatanieg 10 scses q soe IN
an excellent state AZ cutivaton, saitah1y dtvbded
lrts Moving, njizge and Psssrng. Ths suibdieC are
cuvsuisnt and In good repair. The Land all b had
with the bulngs 20 such rs may Ne required. The
above viii BE- saA y barysn u appd NC Immediately.
For further information Inquire on the prsnisss.
ws., r.s,ousssA, sspt. %, 1894 Il $50 =
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Com Ini,sioncrs, Notice.

THE subssribsrs, hAviaE been appsLstsd BY the
j Jud a. ,S Probate Zoe Ihs County u York. Gem
mls,leaen 10 receive and deolds upon all claims
dsf,rd. In 40 cosnty, deceased. hereby give m.
tlce tbst they will no In ssssi0a 0r sid parpeees
81 the Mun,cipal Court Room, In said Biddeford,
on Wednesday the nith dAy OF Iseeuser, A. ID.
90 kAEL u. JELLESON,
..,... u ", WEYMOUTH.
Biddssssd, ostober-isth, isssl UIO svR
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A. Cssst at Probate holden At Alfred, With
IN and Zoe the county Of York. on the hrst Tues.
day 10 October. Ia the year Of our Lord ei.h :
eco hundred and sixty-sx. by the lion. 4. b
B~srwc yudse of sale courts
NEURGE GErCHELL, Aitainistrator or the %
" tass Of BesjAmin 2. BrAscy, late % Alfred, 10
said eganty. deceased. having presented mis- d,st
and anai Aecount ot administration of the estate
Of Md decsassd. tsr Allewsnosi
ossssss, That the said Accountant give notloeto
IN persons interested, by eaasln: aeopy Of this
order 10 no Published three weeks successfully 10
the Ussss Jssvssf, printed 1T Biddeford. In said
county, thai they may appear Al . Probate Court
% be holAsa ~ North Bsrwscs, ~ said county. 90
tAs ARA rasAlay Ia November nett. a. Ten of the
clock IN the fsssnooa, and show cause, VI any
eAsv kave wky the ssIps shauif not Ne allowed.
: Atssst, 1eorye n. kaewiton. Register
Asrsss.sy, -.
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A Q Court of Probate holden 81 Alfred. WITH
y asA me- the County Of York, on ths drst Tues.
day 10 Oc<ssss. In the ycar of our Lord eight
ssa ksndred and siSty.six. by The Hon. Z. &.
Dosrns ysdxs of SAID Cesrt.
4 nOu gEtCn. having tho custody OF certain
n instruneas Vutpsttins to be the last will and
Testament VI Sarah feleh. late oi Limerick, In said
COSBY. deceased. hAvias presented the same Tor
And e Id Ames Fsich hsrthe, repsessats thai The
Elscst.S ns1ssd In said will 10 dessi, AMI prAys
thss hs s.sy be appointed AiniuistrNlor vith vail
annslsd sf the estate " sad deseAsedt % H,
Ordered. That the said Amos fslch give noticc
to ell perssas istsrc-tsi, by causing . copy OF
thh order "a DC published three weeks excessively
IL The Jssss . ysssss<, printed 81 Blddeford, In
sAid county, thai thsy may appear at . Probate
Cssrt 20 b holaea 81 North Bsrsos, In said coun-
". % The asst rsesiAy In Novsnbsr next, % ten
% tAs clock 10 the fotsaooa. asd shew cause any
shsY have, uhy he said luslr~msnt shoald not be
pssssA, approved and allowed - the last will and
tsssAnsas &c The sid deeoAsed AMI shy the prayer
OF aid petition sAould aot se grated.
Asassi, vssrss Il. knositon. Register.
A. n
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CONSTITUTION LWH 6YRUp
"" CURES AL swrlLiso OF rHs otIsps,
either Of tn Fses, Assk, or Yspsis Bss., and should
b, taksa q soon q ths swelling y detssd, fhsa Pro-
venting tbeis brssking. end prcdsehg 6esb'ssoms
plsehsrGisg Berss, wsieh dishgurs 70 nany Of the
youaees portion a ne community ou six 70 tvesty
,.srs sssss. Yosng ehidrrn NJ VIZ ssh9ssS 70 DIS.
shsrrss ffvn TIE IAr, which depends upse oseofa'
No. eoSsttusssa. Thsss easss Son rssov0 ~ sakng
4 nm does q the LIN Syrup.
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AGENTS Wanted.
SfEin eRlST ma ei0OEfORD HE.

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