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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
LATE ARRIVALS.

LATE AkklV Ais.
az BARRELS double extra Family Flour,
AC 90 barrels Fancy xxx :.
10 :. Mess Pork,
20 caddies Chewing Tobacco,
| barrel new Dried Apples,
80 :. Neshanock Potatoes,
20 boxes assorted Crackers,
~ kegs Leaf Lard,
Ut erces
2 :. sugar cured Hams,
! cask Bacon Shoulders,
/ :. clear Bacon Sides,
box breakfast Bacon,
10 boxes pure Stick Candy,
10 :. choice Starch,
3 cases Young America Cheese,
10 boxes Factory Cheese,
IL tubs Western Dairy Butter,
| frkip extra choice Goshen Butter,
10 barrels Red Onions,
40 bags Oats,
100 bags White Corn,
40 :. Bran,
hogshsad Sugar,
10 bags Coffee,
10 boxes Macaroni and Vernieelli,
20 :. Goldfish and HerrngH,
10 kits No. / Mackerel,
Is bags coarse and ane Salt.
The attention OF deaers planters and heads Of
families Is soliclted-terms cash.
octl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

r AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
Il and Silver. Il. FENDLER,
ian3i Matchmaker and Jeweer.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-12
PEAS WANTED.

MARINERS having Lady pe,s for sale by the
L barrel will find Il ready customer ny app ying
at the store Of PHILIP MAGNET,
octi6 on Lafayette street.
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NOTICE.

A LII THOSE having claims against l.. p. Nc
N Cauley, deceased, are notified to present
them To D. FUQUA,
oct26 Parliamentary Executor.
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NOR SALE AT A. JACKSON'S.

TWsR SALE AT A. JACKSON'S.
7b barrels FLOUR-Plants Extra and others.
10 barrels POKk--Heavy Mess, fresh.
10 sacks SALT-Coarse and Fine.
10 sacks CUFFEE-- The far famed Rio.
rs sacks OATs--Baok and White.
2b sacks CORN White and Yellow.
26 sacks BkAN-None better.
50 sacks FLoUR-Fcr family usage
90 boxes CANDLES Light and heavy weight.
20 boxes sOAP-keliers highly reputed.
10 boxes SrARCH--Fox's make.
Is kegs NAILS-Assprted sizes.
10 kegs LARD--Leaf.
And almost everything In the Grocery line
that Planters, Dealers and Families can call for.
octY6
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.
MEAL. FOR CORN.
TO Merchants and Planters.

HAVING been appointed Agent for the cele-
l. brated ARROW rie,' or Painted Bands tor
italing Cotton, am prepared to sell the same at
New Orleans prices.
augl3 ANDREW JACKSON
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sEJGAR-CURED HAMS.

LNAMILIES DESTROYS of purchasing good fresh
L. lams-the best in the city-can find the
same at my store. (octI6) A. JACKSON.
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HEALTH or POINT CoUPEE PARISH.
The Point Coupte Echo Of the 9th
INST, expatiates in touch'ngterms upon
the sutlerlngs Of the population Of said
parish, from the epidemica visitation.
The Intervention of frost has served to
check up the disease, and the Echo
has heard Of but very few new cases
for several days past, and is Of the
opinion that the disease exists no
longer as an epidemic.
The following is list Of those who
have died in Point Coupee, which
constitute, says the Echo, at least one
eighth Of the entire population
Mrs. f. Samson, Jean, Baptiste, f. m. o.,
Francois Mittolbronn, Jr., Henrietta Nit
telbronne, Mrs. l.. st. Armand, Helene, f.
W. O., Mslanie Labry, M. Celina Didier,
Mario, f. W. c., little child on Bayou Crosse
Tete, Joseph Echelard, one man at Mrs.
Lacoste, Joseph Warder, Jr., Mrs. 7. Ro-
billiard, Lovinsky Pourciau, Mrs. +. Per-
rault, Miss Q. Mix, Miss Samson, child Of
Z. Mars, one negro woman in the Island
AL. Lejeune's son, Octave Robilard, V.
Vlgnes, Mrs. Nogues, Miss Nogues, J oseph,
f. IN. c., Mrs. K. Bondy, Mrs. 7. David,
Martin, f. nj. c., owen, f. m. O., F. Il.
Porche, Marguerite, +. W. c., Mrs. r. Har-
Alison, P. Robillard, NJ. e. Langlois, Vic
tcria Sicard, Genevieve, (. W. c., Nathalie
Robllard, DR.. A. ,Lafargue, M. Jannst
Boudreau, Mrs, L. Didier, Jules Ponroiau
Fernand Pourciau, Edward, +. m. c., lit
tie girl Of Divide Robilard.
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"Well, WE'LL" said brother r., "you
come SO near it that you needn't cry
about it,"
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WANTED. WANTED.

T AM IN IMMEDIATE WANT OF $50 barrels
4 Dry White Ear Corn, for which will pay Oae
Dollar and Twenty five Cents per barrel.
oct5 JOSHUA BEAL
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The Highest Cash Prices for Corn.
If YOU Wish 10 secure the highest market
4 price for your surplus Corn, be sure and call
at the Steam Corn Mill Of
move JOSHUA BEAL
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as teacher In private family
N residing in the country, by lady who can
give the best of references as to qualifications and
respectabilty. Salary not so much Of an object
the securing OF a pleasant, retired and respec-
table home Apply at this Office. septly
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GUNDRIES, SUNDRIES
bags choice Rio Coffee,
3 barrels Louisiana Sugar,
barrels choice MolasseE,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
. barrels Coda Crackers,
kegs BiCarb. Soda,
3 boxes Bi-Carb. Coda,
5 boxes Wine,
z baskets Sweet Oil,
40 pounds assorted Smoking Tobacco,
boxes Foxes starch,
Q chests klack and Green Tea,
] barrel Table Salt,
Pepper, Spice end Nutmegs
The above enumerated articles-good and At
reasonable rates, for sale by
octl7 RANDOLPH II BATES
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BUYS CORN.

II STILL continue to purchase all small lots OF
Il Corn offered at NY Mill.
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
COTTON, COTTON, COTTON
rENHE UNDERSIGNED will receive and forward
L. Cotton making all customary advances
free Of any charge for forwarding or drayage
aug27 JOSHUA BEAL
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TEAS,
TEAS.
TEAS,

TUsT RECEIVED, large supply OF choice
- Green and Block Tea. Give me call and be
your own judge as to their qualities
uctg6 A. JACKSON
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HEALTH or CLINToN.-Ths Felici-
ana Democrat, Of the 9th inst, re-
ports considerable abatement in the
disease which has been prevailing at
Clinton with such fatal effect. The
disease has, however, extended to the
country, several cases being reported,
one terminating fatally.
The following is list Of the deaths
which occurred at Clinton, during
the past week
Nov. a,-Pstrick Lahee, Edward Wood,
Andrew lea, aged 10 years.
Nov. 4.--Noar Clinton, Ivorson, son of
James Shelton, aged 10 years.
Nov. 6.-Mrs. Mary Loa, Lula Koch,
aged IL years.
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.

TN TIE TOBACCO LINE am now prepared
/ to suit the taste Of any one
oct2b A. JACKSON
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TUSr ARRIVED,
10 caddes Chewing Tobacco,
boxes Cream and soda Crackers,
10 barrels choice Apples,
10 barrels Iowa onions,
10 Darres Aeshanack Potatosss
IL tubs Choice Butter,
cases "Young America" Cheese,
10 barrels Mess Pork,
cask Bacon Shoulders,
a. barrels Family and Bakers Flour,
boxes Assorted stick Candy,
3 Il, Zen trppms,
oeg Hazards uunpowder,
105 bags Corn, Oats AMI Bran.
octS JOSHuA bEAb
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WOOL. WANTED

HIGHEST PRICE paid for Wool, bury OF
IL picRed, at the Office Of the penitentary.
sept5 j. II. malta, Clerk.
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nEPAR7 LENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ gsTED STATES Patent oyIIdH, I'D


On the petition Of Arshal n. Mckinley, Of Higgins.
port, Ohio, praying for the extension Of q patent
granted 70 him the 10th day Of August, 1883, for an
lmproyempntin Socket for Anger Handles and Braces,
for seVep years from the exPlTAop pf said patent
whieh takes place the 10th day Of August, 1897
tbs ordeFtd that the said petition DO heard At the
Patent Ones on MONDAY, the 10Th day % JuIy
next ~ ~ clock N. AAd all persons are notified
% hPpesI and show cause, II any they have, why
SAID petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO hle
IN the Patent ohhee their obJoetions speelally set
erth w writing at least tesnty days before the day
ussd At hc IGid heAIns maht "a iaIshS M irN "
mited 70 accordance with the rules Of the once,
"hieh viii DO furnished on application. 20.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon A tOst-
inony mpSt be nlod inthe once tl0stv days before
tsn Day. ~ s hss,ing the Argumsnta " any, within
also that this notice Be published in the
", and In the GdIatts, CluoinnAti, Ohio, once 4
week ior three successive veskai the hrst d aAid
day q hearing r. q. THRIKIR,
nyts'IH oonmilhonsT Of Patents
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.

7'E .H.. Wlsusaros, jan g. lso7-noon.
Trains bstwssn WARRINGTON and BALTI MORE,
and WAsHlNuros AND THE WEST, are now run
Is follows, via; -T
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday at 100, T46, and - 10
p m, and 400, l. 50, and s4b p. m.
% FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except Sunday, al 7. 90 a. N. aad %
FOR WAY STATIONS sosTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. ...,'
Leave at Q. Is and 7 a. IN. and al 4 20 and IS p.
m. daily, except Sunday. '...r
FOR AHHkPoLIs.
Leave at 7. 90 and and T. 80 p IN. No train To OF
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave al T. 10 AN. and 40 and 8. IS Pm
Pok WAY STATIONS.
Leave h L45 4. m. and 4. 80 and 8. as p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7,46 M and 4 so
On Sunday, at $50 and g. IS p. m. only, connecting
A. Relay station with trains from Baltimore to whsel
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket ofiee at all hours in the
day. ..a ri ~. n3'
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see al
vsrtissmspt Of Through Line. -
EIstsr OF Trans ortAtion,
-4 L. M. COLI,
-a General Ticket Agent
rsI GEO. 8. Ko0NTZ,
General Agent, wAshingtoA.
,l T. J, WILKINS,
Ja7-u Passenger Agent.
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

THEAsrhy DEPARTMENT, June J, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS. Tor Stationery will be 70.
eeiyed At this Department until the LIST day Of JULY
1857, at u ,eioeh, Tho Department reserves to
folded, or plain or faint lined to any required pat
tern. ~ :. '0 -.
Deliveries Of all srtieies in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bidding will be furnished 10 bid
ders. r-'T-
All dsliysrIs. will be subject to inspection by an
he treasury, and the delivery Of any Interior sr,i
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause to slnul he con
tract. r-.T- -.
Deliveries muAt be ffee Oh charge At the Treasury
Department. Washngton. Zach proposal must be
signed By the individual or firm making II, and DO
accompanied BY a satisfactory guarantee that the
bidder VIII execute . contract with good and sufl-
eient bonds, n his bid be accepted. I.It .
The failure to comply with any one order under
the osnAet 70 operate as the forfeiture Of the entire
penalty Of the bond the Secretary OF the Treasury
may direct the purchase In open market OF such
quantities OF any articles IhAll be necessary TO
supply the dehoieney caused by such failure, and
charge to the contractors ntty per eentum OF tho
price which IL shall be found necessary to pay for
Proposals anaeeompanied by ssti.isctory guatan.
ties will not be considered, and contracts will DO
dealers In tho articles.
The Department reseryes the right to accept bids
Tor ihdiyidSai Items in Glasses apd or TO reject
.Biddep will be required to conform their bids 10
the specifications furnished and fAiIutS 10 do so will
cause the rejection efAny bid. nod
Bids which contain Items At prices leas than the
fair cost Of the artiess will be deemed fraudulent
and will not be considered. -
q. HUGH MscULLooH, ~
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

u NAvr DEPARTMENT, jane I, 1867.
ss.sS PTIgU'. 70, ,Ss n, 0ss o. q.
Navy Department with Stationery, for the hseai year
sRdus Jane 80 1885 will be received uht II clock
on o sis . nv PrOpo.is ~ s,soSsry ssd
addressed 10 the Secretary Of the Navy. - BOO .
RAeh proposal must be signed BY the individual or
and rsiisbe eTsn 40 10 the ability Of the bidder or
bidders 10 execute such q contract must accompany
T. The bidder ., bidder % whom the eontrse. may
diaaly and 10 give bond In the Of ave thousand
dollars with two or more sstisfaeiory surees Its
thOrred to be given sure,ies must 'ecompspy the
should the contract be awarded to party engaged
the dlstinet matchmaking that they mist have =
branch establishment In Wahington from which
artieles can be procured IMMEDIATELY vhsn re-
Proposals In which any one or moro article. are
offered Il nominal or fictitious priees or At excessive
rates s yin not be considered. ,L.-,.---,-,.
Of the articles, also samples Of the paper required
win be furnished on application at the Department
sald form and schedule, and The articles fafnisbsd
nust not be Inferior In quality to the samples
Among the article. embraced in the ,sh:iuie are
reams Of Regulation Paper.
40 resins Of Despa'ehoap.
l25 rsams Of ouaTto Post.
70 reams Of Note Paper.
s. reams Of Knvslops and Wrapping Paper
50 reams Of Copying Paper.
lto 900 Envelopes, ofneiAl and olhsrs.
l40 quarts OF lax.
80 gross Of Steel Pens.
IS don Pencils.
Together with variety Of other articles. %
Bach article to be Of the very best Quality 10 be
delivered without delay whom ordsfed, and 10 be
ssti,aetory to the head OF the once for which 70.
quired. Articles not embraced in the schedule are
to be furnished at proporonate rates 10 those that
are and In OF Unnecessary delay or refusal on
the part Of the contractor 10 furnish the articles cons
rseted for, the Department. Is 70 purshate them from
other parties Al the eurront retail price,, and deduct
the excess II any, from the BILLS under the contract
greater or less quantity Of each and every article
named In the seheduls, the public service may 70.
quiIe Payments upder the contract are to be made
quarterly on the presentation Of aecounts duly cert.
hsd and approved and this proposal or schedule Is TO
be taken and considered as q part Of the contract
free Of charge. Je6.la 90 Is
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1907 GREAT 1907
LOO .E y, ROUTE lST .O,I


kss 800 ID iii
.f.. sfRth0 sCHEDttB .r O..
On and after MAY 24th, 1857, trains will run a.
follows; ..
washi,ns.0a....I SAp. Bsltimsrs.... Il 70 n.
.....sfs : m. .....ic.sS
IT. 3. TIE GREAT DoUBtB-TRACK ROUTE
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace stAis room, day
Aad night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 70 twelve hOars In time oyer any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
and Central New Hofk, % .
THREE DAILY TRAINS 70 TYR WET.
ma a TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
THROUGH from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change. .5.,..-.
Passsnsers BY this route from Baltimot, have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DB
POTS. and no PRRRiRs. r.. ".
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
andsrHaiionM Hotel whore reliable Information win
be given At all times. .- n '"."'
Passengers procuring tickets al this once, can Sc
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Rlnira or
Pittsburgh. W. J.. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
r."r Corner sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
. - Washington, D. q.
de5-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ umrEo srArEs PArEsI oyyIcE,

On the petition Of Henry Richie, Of Newark,
n pT,yiSg f9I thS extension o. a patent granted
meat IN Phdocks seven years from tho expiratloB
Of said Patsut which tAkos place on the sd day Of
AnguSi, 1851; ri ..T .. -r. go. -
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard atthe
Patent Qhiee on AosDAY, the 9th day Of August
TO appear and show cause, II apy they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. By
o Persons opposing the extenson rsquired to nle
10 The Patent oaiee their obJeotiong specially set
firth IN whiting ut least tesIty days before the day
Of beSiiug ali Testimony nled BY either party, to be
used at the sAid hearing must be taken and trans
tattsd 10 AGeordanes with the rules Of the Office,
which viii be fuTaishsd on application. ....
Dispositions and other papers, relied anon "A tAsti
mony, must be Aled In the once tDcnty days before
the day ofheAring this Arguments, any withlnte ten
days sfter hling the tsstinioBy.3 q. .
ordered also that this notice DO uhlishsd in the
REPUBLtoiF7 and the Intsltt0eaosr, Washington, D.
O., and In tho 11vertissr, Newark, M j., Opes week
for three successive weeks tho nTst said publeA-
ons to DO At least sixty days 70 the day Of
hearing. tH.. 7. q. THEAKkR,
my3ew3t CommisBioner Of Patents
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...,,,,s AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs sssIn ~
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wm Hartoi, Philadelphia Ul%SS: B',qP%H .,,i
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Y. MISS D. sH' L., ~ \ Eanns Rrowp Richmond,
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John r Drift Bridgeport, N J. s. NJ suthefn AID
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Chamberlu, = b Bright, rhos. Il Powers Henry O.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UEITHD STATES PATENT oYvlcB,

AnhlNdlOFI hptll To- tbOFs
On the petition Of Samuel Darling, Of Bangor, Me
praying for tbs sxtSnson Of patent granted to him
tho s0th day Of August, 1898, for al improvement
~ APpsratpf for Grinding and shaPipE Msials, fSI
seven years from the expiration Of said Patent which
takes place on the SOth day Of August ~ d
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent omse on MONDAY, the l2th day OF August
next, at IL o'clock N. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Psisons opposing the extension are required TO nle
In lhs Patent 0Mes thsir Objections specially set
forth In VTtinE, Al least tlesE days before the day
Of heAInRi all testimony died BY either party 10 be
used az tie said hearing, must be LAksh and tTanr-
mIited in aeeordanee with theruleb Of the once,
which will be furnished on application 90.
DspoAitions and other papers, relied upon Al test-
mony must DO hl0d In the once tt0eHtv days holnna
the day 81 nearing the arguments, any, within ~
DAYS aftor AiinG the testimony. ''l" = ..''". IT..
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the
RHPUBuoiE, and the lclLiOsIesr, Washing tOn, D.
o, /, and in the Timer, Bangor, Maine, once week
for three Successive weeks The hrst OF sail pubcA
lions 20 DO at least sixty days previous to the day Of
hearing. T. Q. THktKhR,
..'. e. u. 4l. a.. OommlahonsT Of Patents. %
PH--Editors OF the above papSIa will please eopy.
and Aand thsir bills 10 the Patent omss with paper
containing this AotieeL Ap2e.MsN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
PROPOSALS.
ID RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY
TRRAsuAY DEPARrnuur,l
oIpicR on Is1EnsAL RHyEs6R,

.HnT b. % TRRnuAr DHPARrnuHr,l
.#f 0EPIcR on IsIEREAL REVENUE
WAsHndros, Nay 80, 1857 y
sRALBD PROPOSALS will be ressived at this o..
Gee until the 3oth day Of June 1857, a. u o'clock
for Implying the Assessors and Collectors Of Inter
nal Rsysnus throughout that portion Of the United
States lying east OF the Rocky mountains, and until
and Collectors west o. the Rocky noahtans with thu
stationery required for In their respective dis
triets for the hsoal year ending June 30, iSes. D
ooIrse,sd schedules Of articles TO be furnished
may be obtained from any Assessor Collector, with
cred -'A.I 4 ''' '.HI IN n
No proposals win DO entertained from parties who
are not regular manufacturer Of or deaisrs in The
articles bid for, nor will proposals be considered
uplsss accompanied by satisfaeory guarantees that
Ne contract, II awarded, will DO faithfuiiy enc
Tho Commispioner reserves the right 10 reject any
bids parts Of blds and 10 Accept any parts Of bids
which the interest Of the Government may require.
The bids should be addressed to the Comm!s slonei
Of Internal Revenue, and endorsed Proposal fol
Supplying Stationery TO Internal Revenue omeers. -
- EAl ROLLINS,
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