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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
II. Eqnity-Pichcns.
hzoKiel heney' CT ais Bill for Partition, Re-

Eliza Rankin, ct MS ''' w.
THE complainants having filed their bil in this
I case. and it appearing 10 my satisfaction TINT
tho heirs Mt law of Surry Eaton, chose names
number md residence nrc unknown, William Cur
tbs; heirs at law Of Naman Curtis whose names
and numberare unknown; Joseph Donaldson, John
Donaldson; Jerry York and wife Peggy York -
1.angston and wifc Betscy Langson; Richard Tur-
nor and wife Sally Turner: Sury Kelly and Tnrl-
ton Kelley; Sarah Calhoun. widow of Warren;
heirs at law of Susan Beatty, names number and
residence unknown; defendants in this case, re =.
side without the limits of this State: On motion IF
NonroN. oomplainnnts' solicitor, it is ordered IL t
the said absent defendants do appear in this Court
and plead, answer demur to the bill of COM
}ilant filed against them, within forty days from
ihe publication hereof order pro contesso will
be taken as to them.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D
Conl'rs Office, May Is, 1867 6
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TO CONSUNHI'THyES.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
i hoalth in n few weeks by very simple rene
dy. after having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection. and that dread disease Con
su'npion-is anxious To make known to his tcl-
low-suifercrs the means Of cure.
To MI who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used (frcc Of chnrgc) with lilo tircc-
tions for preparing and using HE same Which theY
will find n SURE CURE ron CONSTIPATION. ASTHMA,
nnoNcH1is, Cou"ils, CoLps, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the a,lvcrti-
SCR in sending the Prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which lie con-
ccives to be invalnablc and lie hopes every suffer
CT will try his remedy it will cost them moth
ing, nnd mny prove n blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE. by return mail will please
address REV. EDWARD \. NILSSON
Williamsburg. Kings Co., Now York.
May g. 1867 ;,3 ly
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faction is not given in every instance, tho mon.
ey will be cheerfully refunded. Prico by mail.
sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars
and testimonials mailed free Address BER-
GER. SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2s5 River
street, Troy, N. Y, Sole agents for the United
States.
Feb lG, 1867 81 1v
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State o. soush Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NNUEREAS. John Dnwis hath applied to me
" orlctters Of administration upon the Estate of
Alfred NJ. Carpcnter, deed. late of the District
Of Pickens and State aforesaid The kindred and
creditors Of said deceased are therefore, cited to
appear before nc mt rickcns &. II. OH Monday Tie
3rd d,y Of June next. to shcw cause, if any they
can why said letters should not bc granted. Given
under my hand and seal this 9th duy of May,
1867.
W. T.. IIOLCOMBE, or.p
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qsa,RORs OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al
the effects of youthful indiscrction, will. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need IL, tho recipe and directions for making the
simple romcdy by which he was cured. Sufferer g
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addrnssing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
May 6, 1867 33 ly
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TNllE most valuable and perfect preparation
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Its use can not be detected by the closes, scr,.
tiny, and being vegetable preparation is per-
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Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold during the
past year. a sufficient guarantee of its efficacy
Price only IS cents Sent by mail postpaid,
ON receipt of an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists.
2S5 Riverstreet, Troy, N. Y.
Feb lG, 1867 81 Iy
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AFFLICTE ED!
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wv HEN by the use of DR. JOINyILLE'S
w ELMER you can be cured permanent
y. and at triting cost.
Ihc astonishing success which has attended
this Invaluable medicine for Physical and Ner
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who have destroyed it by sensual excess or OWL
practices.
Young Men, he humbugged no more by
"Qunck Doctors" and ignorant practitioners,
but send without delay for the Elixir, and be
at once restored to health and happiness A
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Price. 81, or four bottles to one address, SO.
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in NIL
ordinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JoINy1LLE,S SPECIFIC
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Gonorrhea, elect, Urcthral Discharges, Gravel,
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using them, nor does their action in any man.
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per box.
Either of tho above mention articles will
be sent to any address closely scaled, and post
Address all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists.
No. 2S5 River street, Troy N. Y.
Feb 10, 1867 81 "
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"A gents Wanted

N every county Of North and South Carolina n
L canvass and sell Iloyd's new Double Man Of
North America on the face, and n county Man Of
the United States on the hack.-coverin "a SQUARE
can be given if desired. Agents MAKE from S5 to
$40 pcr day. Address
WARREN II. MARSHALL
General Agent Lloyd's Map,
Feb. &c, 1867 2S ~
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
H'iGkems-RM Equity.

a'ickems-AM Equity.
i. B. Colhoun, Admir-, Amended Bill for In
W. }iunction. Mnrshalling
John b. Earle, et.als Assets. Partition, &c.
fN hearing tho amended bill nni on motion
~ OF Mr. Burt. o"mplainant's Solicitor, it is
ordered that II Writ of Injunction do issue in
this case, directed to the creditors if any there
be, of the late Col. John Ewing Calhoun. Mar.
tha Marin Cnlh ,un, senior, and Martha Maria
Calhoun, Junior. restraining them from institu
ting suits at law for tho recovery Of their claims
against the Estates of each Of these intestatcs
respectively.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cE.rp.
Cnm'rs Office. Mny l3. 1867 34-6
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The New Currency Measure,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-


wAsu1NGToN, March 1s-Mr. johnson Cdd.1 pre.
elect from %sand for six Years enng enst2r
1873. and asked that they be read and that Thomas
Mr. howard QIch) moved that they be referred
to me T0deS5y yssid SGmRmtee Ra yan,d lilo 70
sons of MT Howard ior departing from wbat las
was 10 Teceive Senator elect TpSn his WbGn i
ana IL ne oe NOT IN point OF iact SENATOR that has
ciarv Committee and Of snbseoupnt 9ctiSp PeSoro
Mr.. Howard assigned his reasons he (Mr; Johnson)
sion 70 saw than point Of LOYALTY to The overnmeS
now Mr. irhonas yvas inst as accentabie os be 49,
SOM was or any member OF this body -O " Viii
a 6 S % 6ey 6eS s b GTTng me
manner in which the war was conducted he was vas
lie Wonid be found WORTHY Of the trust Teposed in biy
and obseryant Of tie oath which he was required
san & iIT nn 6 W m tI 6na osn a. ob lie Mr Joh9
eI os tn iDs,r hin, 81 tba AM S 80 @ @
anVfb{ng tsin within Scy ,t i ~ ba e aI ot uohe me
alS ", iIis " Mtni tle uiC ol tnhI oaIu' ne
THAT he was wjiIing ~ AXE nt oab vas
evidence mat ne 9ad doe nothing Inconsistent
1nword said I'T G Harsnnaiv no no, ~
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lelii t i w te neWspapers as haVhg
aen ia IRON thS LEI Ups OF tHe appIcaut after MS eectog
not feel any very warn ttac6men to The bodv for Tla
yaI,ts y " teer III noW oltseS t FIhse Az al
nc a e Inf tTv' Gi I9eSe rnmoIs.
~ thi %' % ,I G GetinSiy i1tinS anu proper
ittoe nat TINS matter shon" ne investigated by COM
Mrs GGhnson qu m not know what rnmors Mr.
OF ihe Senator eec hic had given nj n nd co', rrt
to he Rabes Perbaps he referred to WAL u sd
on The aOor Of the Senate on atnra nav t mss Sn SJ
Thomas had, While Secretary OF the treasury trans
New orleans in aHIicipaton of the RebeiIIon That 70
might be there to assist the Rebels, ''''' ~
House of Representatives.
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F FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
WASHINGTON, March 1s.
A. HI. Stephena, Poattton

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
WAsHNeToN. March 1s.
A. H stephens' Position,
The friends ofAlexander H. Stephens don,
that he has taken ground against the CongTes
Bional plan OF reco Instruction,
The Adjournment of ConVresa.
Various attempts were made in the EIouso
this nogptng to introduce new business de
signed to co52m init the House to a sumner sas-
siop, but mons lpf them were suocessfnI THE
majority ofthe AqTge seems determined to ad-
journ this weCS.
Supplementary Recon structIOn Bill.
An effort will be made to get vote to-day on
the Senate supplementary Reconstruction bill,
under the previous question. IL will not pass
the House in the shape that it passed the
Senate, and must go to the COMMITTEES of Con-
ference, which will delay final action upon il.
Mr.. Sumner has been busy in the House this
morning to get his free school clause rejected
by the Senate, inserted by the House.
The New Currency Measure,
The bill introduced by Representative
Hooper to-day, to amend the National Currency
act, is similar to that reported by him last ses-
sion from the Committee on Banks and Cur
TenCy. There are no material changes, 1t is
not proposed to call up this bill for action at
present, but merely to have it printed in order
that 1t may be considered, during the recess by
the banks and others most interested lin the
subject.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY J. M. G U MMEY & SON s,
ID AUCTIONEERS
No. sos WALNUT Street.


WIN hold Regular Sales of
THE HILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
tors and Administrators of Estates, Trustees, anS
Tsn tbe s ery 20 S nob so
may be fully advertised.
SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL I, will include the
ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE 25 feet
front, with French roof, and threestory double Back
No. 1856 N. BROAD sTREET.-was erected and
finished throughout in superior manner, by Mr.. r.
j. Dobblns, with extra convenlences and comforts,
Lot Go feet through to Carlisle street. ,,,,,,,
VERY YALIU;ABLE VAIL; STORE PRQPERTY Isp RI with ,l
rear No. 46 N Second street. Lot 25xlOO iee through
NTHREEsToRY BRICK DWELLING, No, "a
Estate Of John b. Neagle, deceased. HANDSOME
THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1924 Fill
Estate Of stephen Benton deceased.-Four three
story Brick Residences, Nos lh2 ll24, ll26, and u2S
same Esate,-Triangular lot of Ground, N. w.
Same Estate.-Lot of Ground south side of Snyder
av enue, west of Ninth street, l54 feet front
street, from Snyder avenue to Cantrei street.
Same Esate.-Lot Cantrell street, east OF Ninth
Same Estate-Lot, corner of Tenth street and Buck
same Esate.-Lot, N. E. corner Tenth and winton
same Estate.-Lot, N, w. corner of Ninth and
Same Estate.-Lot, s. e. corner Ninth and Winton
Same te.-Lot, s. w. corner of Ninth and Win
same Estate.-Lot S. E. corner OF Jackson street
and Buck road,
Same Estate.-Three Lots of Ground, N. e. corner
OF sixth ana Loudon streets.
same Estate Three-story Brick Residence. No. 1888
II iGFRMA ANToWN.-ver desirable Building SITE
FIVE acres. Thorps lane. east Of Duys lane L3 39l6&tf
u SCOTT, JR., AUCTlONEER, No. 1920
ID. CHESNUT Street.
AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
b. SCOTT, Jr., will give his personal attention
to sales OF household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing or breaking up housekeeping,
the most favorable terms
EXTENSIVE SALE OF AMERICAN GOLD, Sill
VILk, AND COPPER COINS AND MEDALS,
With Washington and Pattern Pieces
specimens to be sold at auction, at Scott's Art Gal
lery, No. 1920 CHESNU UT Street.
On Tuesday afternoon,
18th inst. at O'Clock. Open for examination on
morning OF sale. Catalogues now ready 10 45t
LARGE SALE OF FINE FRENCH CHINAwARE,
TEA Tf&h' (LH DIENERii ~; i, AND DESSERT SETS, CHAM
On Tuesday Morning,
No. 1920 Chestnut street. 1885,
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings,
No. lC20 Chestnut street, collection of Ancient and
| Modern Oil Paintings. to pay advances. Sal9 posi-
| lively without reserve. Is l5 81
A RARE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT CoLLEC
1IUN OF PAINTINGS, COMPRISING THE
| BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF MESSRS, BAL
! LEY & CO., OF THIS CITY.
OF this city, 70 announce their annual sale on the
| evenings of WEDNESDAY, the nth, and THURS
| original works by the most celebrated artists o
America and Europe; and furthermore adds that tht
| States.
| The paintings will be on exhibition In the eastern
| galleries of the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
| FINE ARTS due notice of which will be given.
| Particulars hereafter SH
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FROM CANADA TO-DAY,
Financial Affairs-St. PatricI1's Day IN
Toronto - Troops Armed with the
SnIder Rifle.

Toronto = Troops Armed with the
Snider Rifle.
OTTAWA, G. W., March lS-The discount on
American invoices for the week, was twenty
fiVe per cent. The revenue of Canada for the
month of February was S7406 and the ex-
penditures were $700,7S0. The amount of pro
s3,l59700.
Among the notices of applications TO Parla-
ment was one for a charter TO construct rail
way from Niagara river TO the Detroit river,
TORONTO, March lS,-St. Patrick's day passed
off here without any demonstration. Bishop
expressed pleasure TO find that the procession
had been abandoned.
MONTREAL, March lS.-Although nothing oc.
Cured on the frontier TO cause alarm at present.
there are active preparations being made TO
have troops in readiness to move actively to
any point. The tToups are armed with the
Snider rifle. They can fire tiVerounds in forty
TWO seconds. ~
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PANCoAsT q WARNOCK, AUCTIoNEERs
J. No. 24O MARKET STREET,
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS EN-
BROIDERIES, LINEN CAMBRIA AND LAWN
HDKFS. LACE GOODS, WHITE GOODS. ETC,
OF the importation OF Mr.. ROBERT MACDOHALD,
by Catalogue. credit
on Wednesday Morning,
March Goth, commencing at 10 O'clock.
We invite the particular attention of buyers to
this sale, being confident that In extent and va
riety 1t will equal any offering made n'this city.
Particulars in future advertisements. [3l54t
pY FURNESS, BRlNLEY & CO., N0J6l5
ID CHLSNUT Street and No. 6l2 JAYNE street.
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The Snow Storm.

bosIoS! march l8,-A dismasted brig o
sSny one m,e Ss discovered this morning, at an
Saxon, hence for PhiiadeInbie toi, Inc re- steame
and is now returning to the city A'' -Ai W"
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Fire,

BSSToE 1taSi MarSh A fire yesterday destroyed
horses persisted The loss s ssOoo Tnree valuable
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Ship Neyvs

osTEso March SA snow storm of great
The railroads are completely blocked up. ~ N"''
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.R- JUNIOR, NO. "A NORTH SEVENTH

~sTREEr, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA:
AcknOTsaged BY az pgEEffTs Sssffec PYsfcf4 u if 'Ho
- Aha treatment N D{seases hisi spectdtty OUIOh,
THoRoUGH and permanent eS5rsS gsaTlsSbSa
Sverv case Ramernber DIR. HUNIEhS OeisDIatSu is tt
Rsmedies can only be had genuine ~ mis Ulu s
lished ONCE "A m, SEVENTH, above FuperI' ." sbF
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M THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIONRERS
lNl Nos, lS9 and 14l S. FOURTH Street.
REAL ESTATE,

HANDsoMEg gjM0PERN MODERN i E6gR,sToRY
No. 222 W, LOGAN SQUARE, between Race and
ON TUESDAY, March 10, 1867, at II O'Clock. Noon,
wiz At THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
All that handsome modern iour.story, brown
and two-stoTy Kitchen and lot Of ground. situate on
o ri In Fot on s Tosa5 a3a Vs
As feet and extending in depth loo feet TO 20 feet
On the II ha @ G SSd
dnng-room sittng-Too'm on library and m buffers pantry
| rooms in attic; gas throughout bath, hot and cold
soty superior furnaces superior range etc ali the
wafer Grained into the culvert cellar ceenred wine
and provision closets; closets throughout the housp
garden handsomely laid out and planted with ever,
Inc front handsome evergreens rbis u
one OF the handsomest and most compete residences
o Gear of all ncumbTance Terms0Haif' cash
Possession after the sale of the furniture, Which will
May be examined between the hours of II and
'''O'A n THOMAS & SONS, Auctlonears
2Hll l6lSNl NOS. 1879 and l4l S. FOURTH St
DY THOMAS BIRCH & SON, NO. l1lo CHEs.
ID NUT Street, above Eleventh street.
SALE OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF Gorn
AND FOREIGN. -'9' NAnAht'ACAN
ON Monday Afternoon
March 49, at O'clock at the. Auction Store will ba
Sp y &easan &sGsne ons Ee9Sa of rsa Sod
delivery at the Auction Store rs ia 6S iOi
SECOND SALE OF HIGH CLASS OH, PAINT
INGS BY ARTISTS OF THE FRENCH ETCH-
ING CLUB OF PARIS.
We have the pleasure of announcing that we have
now on exhibition at our Art Gallery No. lilo Ches
nut street, W Paintings, the contributions of the
Artists Of the French Etching Club
The Sale will take place
On Friday Evening,
March p, at IN O'clock.
. Among the paintings will be found Works or
Gustave Dore, Missonnier, Iroyon'
Arnoux, BemipdI, Saron,
BE udin, Baron, Charlet,
Couturier, Cortes. DelaG9TolA'
DeVaux TauVeiet, GoVpt,
GnuIanain 1antier Hdreau,
Tsray tSAA'H' Tanfant de Metz, Mdrchaux,
MooTmAns, Jules hoeI' Si4st
Pecrua Ribot, 5inett
Veron' Van Elven, Nott9n,
VentRdour, LeeiaddTS c,,hars
co,o,oo,o. ara now ready and the Gallery open
daily until the sale
MAOKEY, AUCTI 10 N Il r
". once NO. Al CoMhEhCE ssreeA zIH
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LADY's TRAVELLING box,

About eighteen inches square, with handle on top'
marked "H. c. j.. Bait" The finder will receive the
above reward BY leaving the Box and contents at
No. WALNUT street. Philadelphia. SA
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LOST.
LOST.
1NE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

LOST, between Walnut Street Wharf and the
American HOTEL in Chestnut street, on Monday even
ing March IL. between and o'clock, large black
epamelled Leather
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ALPACAS.

Choice shades fine ALPACAs, at 50, 65. rs
cents.
BLACK ALPACAs, at still further reduc-
tions.
NEW MATERIALS FORSTOURIsTs, 81, 80,
70 cents
SILK AND WOOL GREY:PoPLINs, Sl'25.
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INSTRUCTION.
THE GREAT NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC AND


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This Institution is now open tor Educational pur.
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THE TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT
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most complete and thorough operator, is unquaiedly
endorsed by the eutire corps Of managers of the
western Union Telegraphic line at the main Office n
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In comfort and elegance equals any Drawing-room in
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ia under the especial care of Mr. u. O. Search an ex
erienced accountant and late Professor of Accounts
nrominent Business College of this CITY. A t1Il
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WAN TS.

NTANTED-MEN FROM THE COUNTRY
w to call AZ No. 4l3 HESNUT Street, Room /.
second floor, and see the PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
,BUrrER MAKER do churning every day from
sweet milk in five minutes. By investing few hum
dred dollars $50 to $50 be made every day 1t
but 30 cents and retails for $50. 8 Ct
a. WANTED TO RENT-A MODERN
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anG bath Northwestern part of the city preferred.
Rent not to exceed $780, Address IL Box l7G6, r. o.,
philadelphia 3lB 3t
n TENOR, OF ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY
u and experience, desires Choir situation. BOX
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