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WIN. KNABE IL CO. -s-1,xu
MANUFACTURERS OF Ri
FlgST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u v
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT

GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
= / A N o 5
These Instruments having been before the publlc
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel
lence alone, attained an USPrRcHAsED PRE-Ehi.
SEScE that pronounces them unequailed. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
line singing quality, well great purity oil
information and harlnoniousness throughou the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in many pianos, which causes
the performer to easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action ia con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism
None busthe best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that OF the parlor upon
an eauality-una Eected in their melody in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
~ 27-sm BALTIMORE.
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ANOTHER Eu'LESIAsrIcAL DIVISION
me Methodist Protestant Church in West
! 'Gtuia has divided itscifinto two parts
ro"tcal and religious, We call them--one
having united with a northern church, and
'Ar other retained the old discipline and
'''in OF government. 1t is not necessary
/" >@y winch section is the political one.
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NATIONAL UNIVN bNSIN T~oo
rior advantages for a thorough business education.
The course of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, JobbnS Retailing Bank ana qthsf
Commarc isI arithmetic and Business Practice. ,
Spemcerian PenmanshiP Is taught by Henry u
cainhrated a. the editor OF the Spenceridn Ksy to
P.n,aGnship, adopted by all hrst-class colleges AZ
In, standard Of criticism.
THE systein OF Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor receives his
special attention. This is the most valuable par
IT the Book. keeping course. Here the student ap,
mics his theoretical knowledge, and Is prepared
Tor the more minute details Of actual business
scholarship for full course, and life membsrshlp
in this Union of Colleges, forty-h dollars II Sc
cured before September /, 1850. ,.
For circulars specimen Of penmanship, college
eurrancy and mercha nd se, address
HENRY N. CoPP, A. ~,
,,,, a., Proprietor.
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TAKE TIME ny THE FORELoCK..

BE TAKE TIME BY THE FORELuth.-
The miasna which generates epidemic fevers il
now rising in clouds under the blazing beams OF
the dog-day sun. Every living body, Is well as
refuse animal aud vegetable matter, emits un-
wholesome vapors, and in crowded cities and The
dense asssmblages which business and pleasure
call together, the elements of disease are evolved
The pressure upon every vital organ Is never so
great AS in the second and third months OF sum-
mer, and common sense teaches us that these or
cans require To be reinforced 10 meet II.
We hold our lives, SO to speak, on arel,driny
lease, and this Is the season when the process oil
dilapiiation is most rapid and repairs are most
required. Therefore build up, prop, dnd sustain
the I,ocerS IF nature with that mighty vegetable
rccuperant HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS. He who
takes 1t may DC said To clo,he himself in sanitary
mail against which epidemic disease will huri Its
poisoned shafts in vain. This is no Sratuitous as
sertion, but a great mcdicat feet, attested to by
twelve years experience in every climate OF the
habitable globe. Extremes Of temperature always
disturb the functions of the stomach, the bowels,
the liver, and the skin. Ii Is through these tha'
the most dangerous maladies assail us. Tone
them in advance with HOSTETTER'S BlTTERs,
and defy heat and malaria. 80 l-eod!w
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cELECT SCHOOL.-MIss S. f. CON
> VERSE will Resume the duties OF her class OF
Young ladies Oh MONDAY tho lst OF October, al
her residence. No 1909 Franklin street.
nj
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The Augusta Chronicle Of the 30th ul.
,li' saya: 1--WE hear it rumorcd that
nno'eriior Jenkins will probably suspend
'ns collection OF the State tax for the
present year, owing 70 the impoverished
condition Of the people,"
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ANIPULATED GUANO.-The
wi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY IL prepared TO furnish the farmers OF Viz.
ginia with this WHEAT PERTlLlZER; and not
caring to indulge in extended commsndatioIs OF
It's own, confidently refers to those who used THIS
fertilizer In the years 1859 and 1851 when II was nrs
introd ucad, and met with universal approval.
II consists of an equal proportion Zone thousand
pounds each) OF Peruvian and Phosphate tsOm.
brero) Guano, weighed In with the most sc!uPu.
lous care aud precision, and II finely ground ana
perfectly incorporated. 1
Should any one prefer larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the sombfsro GuAno
than the above formula calls Tor, such orders, Tor
not less than two tons, will be specially and care.
fully executed in this case the PROPORTIONS Will
pe Two-rHiRDs OF Peruvian and 0kg,rHiRD OF
Sombrero Guano. Both there preparations are "a
mirably adapted to the use Of the drill ana can %
appied In this manner or broadcast, Without loss
or trouble To the farmer. Go.
In the prevailing scarcity OF money the Company
is admonished to reduce prices 70 the Iowsst Pon.
and TO be satisfied wish moderate psonS IN &c
fertilizers at the following rates Tor essh hsg6
lar preparation OF 200 pounds peruvian ana NV
pou,ds sombrero. at 80 per ton OF ?,eee pounds;
Special preparation Of ,333 pounds Peruvian ana
5J7 pounds sombrsro At $50 per ton OF poulds
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly to the Under
signed who bes.ows on this department Ms con-
| s,sn, and most careful supervision ,,,rruy
. D. D. BEN ssn,,
au l0-dSswlm 0Aene.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNIA.-Th
u next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1865, and end on the TWENTY.
NINTH OF JUNE, 1867.
A Professor of Latin and second Professor OF
law will he appointed on the 18th OF August, when
tho Organization of all the departments OF instruc
tion-Academ!c, Law, and Mcdical-will he fniiy
re- established on the same enlarged OASIS DIS oe
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student
exclusive of text books, clothing, and POCKET mo-
n.y amount to three hundred and sixty dollars In
currency per session Of nine months VI the Law
STUDENT to three hundred and sixty Ave doiiar
and of the Medical student, To three hundred ana
ninety I'VE dollars. ,..
Forcatalogue giving details, or for special ,ntor
na,,on sdIress s. MAUPlN,
10 ixts Chairman OF the Faculty.
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The President Received with much enthusiasm
nj Alton and ST. Louis.

ST. LorIs, september S.-The President was
received with much enthusiasm ut Alton and
in this city to-day. Speeches We're made b.
the President and Secretary Seward.
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The Cases of the Missouri Preachers who were
arrested for refusing to take the TeSt-Oati
Contiuucd-The Militia TO be Disbaudcd.

Sr. Louis, September The Circuit Court
of Buchanan county has continued the cases
of the preachers arrested for not taking the
test oath until the decision of the United
States supreme Court is announced.
The State Adlutant General has issued or
dcrs to disband all militia organizations not ia
conformity with the State Commission ordi-
nance.
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scenes and RuInOrs ia the Radical
Convention at Philadelphia.
Correspondence "i the New York Tie
GIVING THEM FlTS.'


During the passage Of one of the hume
ruus ward professions, one Of the banners
ELECTED Il discussion among group on the
sidewalk. The conversation carried on
between a conservative and ncgro-cqua-
lily white WAS as follows:
Negro Equality.-Thrcc groans for old
Andy johnson, the tailor
Conservatives Its no disgrace to be a
tailor, Is i, ;
Ncgr" + uaii,y.-Not to hc Il decent tai
lor. but 10 DC such an old botchcr as that
fellow, is disgrace.
Couscrya;ivc.-Wcil now, see here, my
friend, don't see how YOU can call him Il
botchcr, Tor, 10y thunder, he is showing just
now That he's able TO give you fellows
GIFTS
ANDY JOHNSON ME-YULE.
\ Virginia delegate was holding forth al
one OF the hotels about = o'clock this
morning on the Presidents character.
Nirginian - very greasy and rather
hoozy) Some people think Andy john
SIM, Il firm man. He is not. He's got no
frInucsS like Jackson had. l!c'Sa mc-yule.
You've seen them ar mc-yulcS? I've had
en- on my farm. They'll go with you for
a while, but ali ut ouct their ears is Topped
back, and their legs is stuck out, and all
darnation can't git 'cm To move.
COMPLIMENTS OUTSIDE.
The outside talk this morning has been
very bitter, especially against the Mary
landrrs. \ Virginia delegate denounced
Senator CrcSwcil publicly before Il large
asscmblare Of delegates and outsiders to-
day for having brought from Baltimore a
number Of hired Bloodtubs" as dele
gates, in order to prevent negro suffrage
resolution from being adopted by the Con-
vcution. Parson Brownlow also came in
for his share of abuse. A large crowd was
gathered on the corner of Chestnut and
Ninth streets at an early hour this morn
ing TO listen 10 a discussion between Ten
ncsScc delegate and one from one Of the
Gulf States.
PARSoN BRowNLow UNDER PAY.
In the course Of the argument the south
crn suffrage man asserted that Parson
Brownlow had received money from the
Union League of Philadelphia to pay the
expense OF the Tennessee delegation cx-
prcs.ly for the purpose Of using them
against any "indscrcct action" on the
part Of the Convention in demanding ne
gro suffrage as condition precedent to
reconstruction. The assertion VAS suffered
TO pass without denial.
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y r. PEN Ms MALE

q #. PEN d l. L TO Ms MALE
-. SCHOOL, FOURTH STREET, EETWEES
MAIN AND FRANkLlN-SESSloN FROM SEP
TENBEK l7TH TO JULY Predetermined to in
sur. an ABUNDANCE OF TIME for each class, and
on class graduating, having another already .y
secured the assistance Of Mr.. A. ID. CHESTER
MAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIRECT, ana by exchange
from time 10 time EXAMISE, all the Glasses. .r
WANTED, scholars to II II up classes from fikSI
BEGINNERS $50 per session. to BEGINNERS IN
ICONS S. T. PENDLETON,
an Iiom Principal.
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LATIN, GREEK, and MATHEMATICIAN. 5000
A charge Of one dollar will be made for fuel
School REIMBURSEMENT of the Methodist Church
where may be seen every day from A NJ. to 4
p NJ Number of pupils limited to thirty.
iv la-eoI2n GEORGE Ii. HOPKINS.
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Removal OF Postmasters for Hostility to the
Administration.

BALTIMORE, September a.-Seycra! postmas-
ters have been removed in Francis Thomas and
John l.. Thomas's districts for hostility to the
Administration.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL

IN DANNlLLf. VA.
The next snnual session Of this insptutioh com
menees SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1866, and closes last o.
June, 1857. A.. .ra,s
the following charges are made ior the eh'i'
session: .,o
For tuition in advanced English branches..'..s,,o
For tuition In primary English branehes.......' "
For tuition In Ancient and hodsih LA"Bu"e' 10
eacn.. 49,; .'''..'''''''''''' 50
For tuition In NJ AZ
For tuition In Oil Painting. .........'''.'''' rs
For tuitiOn In Draw Ing .s.'..''''''''
For use OF Piano for practicins.
For Incide ntal Expenses. .......'''.''..'' $50
PAYMENTS required one hall !" ddsa"cei 0AiAh''
at middle OF session; a, ,,,r, ,,ssjon unlass
fuplts u. 1asJ n non and no deduction made
Of gsSs on tuition fss.
dsaneht,,r o ~ AZ regularly employed ministers
81 made from time Of entrance Pupils fur
nish lights and towels washing s iurni'nea ~ one
', +. = W l4 kKkkfsHARr. Principals.
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DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, Will
ID open HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
men, AT my residence, on the LIST OF October next;
The location is Immediately on the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles west OF Lynch
burg | shall be assisted by three highly compe-
tent tea cheers Session, nine months.
TERMS: Three hundred and fifty dol lars In cur.
repcy one. half to be paid at the beginning, aud
the other half I'm the middle Of the session. No
extra charges. Ny post. office Is Lynchbnrg
au E-lm JAMES +. hoLSoMp De.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-MR CHARLES 7.
/ DUEAL, who was passenger on the steamer
from Hayre 10 New York in June, aud who lost
one of her trunks, can obtain information IN re
gard To il by addressing the Dtspdtch and naBinS
Z rr ms a Iyeuisemput au1 Ats
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CtUPERIOR E G LIS Ii TOOTH
- ERUSHES.-All persons who are In want OF
GOOD TOOTH BRUSHES--sueh as can be recon-
WOODS PHARMACY,
se5 corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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r S. SQUIRES CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
2IrH OF SEpTEM 81 l. in his new house, ON FRANK
I'm between Third and Fourth streets. Having
snrursd a more desirable location, and a fine 10,
for the pupils To exercise In. the next session wiz
he conducted with the same energy ana diligence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen wears. Messages can be left at the drus
,tore corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
l. I'm
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rUANO, GUANO, GUANO.-lOO tons
" Of No. PERUVIAN GUANo, In besutiful
'o seiNsw ''' '"'' FRENCH & CREysHAw
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GREEN GINGER.-GREEN+ GIN
(I GER and SPICES for preserving and pic
iust received by JOHN W. RlSoE Druggist,
sa Main and Third streets.
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nay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
~ pIEs-Miss MARTHA T. MAYO win resume
tho dufies her shcooI the LIST of October at her
r..;dnncr No sol Leigh street, corner OF Fifth
She will lie assisted in the English Department by
Mrs. C. f. MAYO. A competent professor VIII De
u"i . ,o! - - au 23-MWSFtOl
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DHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
i tons PHOENIX GUAN0, said to be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers I'm use, for sale by
- SAMUEL p. LATHROP. Agent,
a,oa Eigbt.anth street south side Of Dock.
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xrPs JJTIJA p. MORSE will resume

MRS. JULIA Z. MORSE will resume
wi the duties OF her SCHOOL on Koss sIeet,
two doors from the Richmond House, on MospAi
the nth Of September. ,,,,
Terms for session OF nine and nan months months
payable quarterly in advance: Urinary aeP"i'
ment $50 higher branches, 40. - .,..s
References Colonel ;: ii Parker, James Aired
Zones. E,a Colonel 7. j. Evans A. h. pafkef'
ESD, Dir. Wm.w. Parker, and Dr.. Thomas fohata'
s.. l-tl1Sep
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Y xUNDRY sSOAP.-We have lust
rsssivsd I superior article Of SOAP, vsicp
',sass ~ aals = '''' 1sss..g Hs
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ECElVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IA Of those beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. ia Brucaiclle and Plush-styles of
Queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Nap-ieon Ill. and
other inc and choice patterns. .,,,
FRENCH / CRENSHaW,
corner Ninth and Main streets lup stairs).
my26
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President johnson TO be Invited to Visit New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September s.-A meeting of
prominent citizens was held here to-day 10 in
wife the President 10 extend his tour TO New
Orleans.
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DANISTER MILLS FOR SALE
D We offer for sale these VALUABLE MILLS,
which are located on Banister river, near HaiiiaS
Courthouse, Va. There are FIFTY ACREs VI
LAND attached 10 said mills, lying on boh sides =,
the river, which gives the command OF imm niSr
water power. The improvements are good uhi1t
and sAW MILL, COTToN-PlCklN MAIhis .,
and small but excellent FLOURlNG MILL Nc"
The Of the mill Is large a. and aTPssiy in
crsass5 But ths great value OF this properly 10
6as S9 he s Sss ., supply Of
| water sutncient 10 propel an almost unlimited
| amount OF machinery. ,,, q, sr.h MO-
ns,tx cannot ind moro desirable location In east
| ern Virginia: ,,..,u ur,u Ia os.rss
| = nnhlic sale ON the ssrH DAY OF SEPfENbEk,
T..vs One fourth cash six, twelve, and eigh-
| teen months credit for balance, bonds with ap.
proved security, and title retained until pay
| made. JAMES 8. EASLEY,
lA>1' WILLIAM T.. CARRINGTON,
| sc s-sxwt.ls Executors John b. Carrtngton.
Il
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHURCH HILL FEMALE INSTI-
sanity located on the corner Of Twenty seventh
and Broad streets, In the building recently occu'
Pied oy Or. Briggs, Will begin on the l7th Of Sep
ing.
No EFFORT win BE- spared 70 make this institution
compsIe iavorably with other schools for the
The course OF stndy wifi embrace ali the sub.
jects usually taught In such institutions.
Boarders can be aecommod Assd
For further particulars apply to either Of the
undersigne ned.
WILLIAM r. FOX, A. M.,,n
Miss Z. MARION SANDS, Principals.
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rI,uE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Tl

~ w. CONES ENGLISH AND
II. CLASSICAL SCHOOL will commence us NJ
,santb annual session on MONDAY, September II.
The room on Smith street near Clay will be occu;
pel until one can Do obtained in more central
location All the pupils OF the school Will be
nnder the tuition Of the principal, except In
modern languages. L. w. eoNh, a NJ.
se Its
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- CORNER GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS
The exercises OF this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. thorough IN
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong to a fnfshed female
teachers The school. rooms are being RENTED,
and strict attention will be given to everything
contributing to the comfort of the pupils. Terms
A. before war Circulars may be had on appuea-
ton at the school or the principal boo k.tores;
Tsachers.-Miss MARIA L: COOKE, Miss FASsls
DERBgKa, Mr. CARLOS c. MERA, Mr.: g. W TIL
aul4-dEswtlstOct Principal.
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S Mast 4. MA +; 5sx SANDS 1; rnnsIp.


Mss i Z. MARION SANDS. Principals.
richmond COLLEGE.-The next
ocToBSR !, 1858. and terminate JULY j, issi.
The sGsss ass s:ss NJ:
4 =; S =. Vsss
far Other Satisfactory reasons allow him TO attend
The The method Of instruction win be By approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral exam'ns.
tons and explanations and supPIsmsnteSS N n y.
ford accurate and thorough scademical lnstfuc,
tion. In course Of study similar 20 .an. The
:. e 9nvess b ., sasi fourteen yes Of age
though for special reasons the Faculty may in
partic ular cases dispense with this requirement..
held nsar the Close e Of each hall session Diplomas
OF Graduation and OF Degrees viii be awarded only
ing is sst.fsetory The discipline will be founded
| upon the impartial sdministration OF Few pam
| and reasonable rules. The department OF Chris
tain gentleman Is the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected TO conform his own. Every
appropriate means will be used to develop and con:
firm a sense of personal honor and sacred regard
| reliance IN behalf OF good conduct.
The religious advantages OF the college are un.
| surpassed, but attendance on religious exercises.
whether At the college or In the city. will be en-.
urely voluntary, as experience mas shown tnas
Il
| the instruction given shall b. free from all Sec
tartan bias.
| FACULTY.
| President, Rev. T. G. JONES, D. D..
|. School of Latin and French, EDxrsD HAIR
RIsoy, A. M. .
H. School of Greek and German. II. II. HAR.
| III. school of Mathematics, EDWARD B. Smith,
MA.
| iv. School of Natural Sciences. BENNETT Pea.
| i. school of Moral Science, T. @. JONES, D. D.
| vi. School Of English, &c, c. H. TOY, n. A.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
| Professors fees III one Professor be attended,
| $50; II two, $50 III three, SIS; II more than
three, S20 each) xes
Board payable in three Observation-Disclosures
lst January LIST, and April LIST. ............ $50
Fuel lights washing, &c., about. 70
| Matriculaton fee, IS; room rent, Ss.......... 10
seas
OF this, $40? so is required October LIST. The re-
naming Professors fees, say s'seo, are payapie
| February 18th.
| EXPENSES OF A STUDENT PROM THE ciTf'
For English bran ches and Mathematics.
For English Mathematics, Latin, and French. "
For additional schools, a. above.
| PAYABLE one half october LIST remainder febiu-
| ary 18th
| For further information, address
| FACULTY OF RICHMOND CoLLEGE,
| au 3o-dSswtOctt Box 4oa, kichmohd.
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Ss;. pm n sa' oota saa Ly
EkS's Vskais and o1AsE DRILL n, /, IN tssHiitSf
can ssis say one shc " 81 .4nli,~ 1Ssas
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