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THE public esteem in which PANK-
MINIS HEPATIC BITTERS are held, is
another proof Of their excellence as a
Tonic. They arc recommended by physi-
clans generally, and have never. disap-
pointed those who have made use Of them.
They give sure and speedy relief in nausea.
SICK headache, dyspepsia and all similar
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
April IA m1y DR. G. H. Mot. Agent.
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PARTIES who expect mo to GIN their
COTTON will please notify me ut once, and
state the probable time and amount to be
Ginncd. w. 3. LOWRANCE.
Anoust II
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TIE POSITION lf m. STANTON.

If'ron thu National In c..igcncs., Augus9
The ia,sment witch has sOgai Is VA Ia some Ut the
public psnts 10 the eec, that the President has ordered
thai no rurthss communication sai, bS hold with Mr.
stanton is age satisfied innrcurlle 10 long ~ he -
permitted rsnain ia off,, Official rsatioas mus: ne
cessary subsst Il does not .Vllow. however. that DO
will attend Cabinet consultations Trssa no. held IN
virtue OF law Tne1 purely discretionary with the
President who 5sbcT obliged 70 cooi:r with his Sec
rcarcs IN formal meetings - ho restricted 10 the
heads OF departments in seeking advice upoa pubic
Affairs
The Presssni we bol.ove will denl with his refrac-
tory War Secrettry IN another aud ,,rc ircci way IL
is UNDERSTOOD from OF Nc Stanons friends, that
that gentlsn.u entirely bsyonf the fear OF pops
lar scor and may yet reconsider hs refusal 10 resign
however repugnant s;h step may he ~ his inyeterate
love of ofc al pos.tio We learn from usually well
INFORMED that Is tho purpose OF Mr. Johnson 60
allow III whole matter 10 rcmlia 10 lJoyanee FOR few
DAYS giving time for reflection The part OF Mr. saa
ton and tho friends who advise him 70 ths he
should pursue H. IN t,-o hss, Srys hes IN sill Fsrss
tho rfusat 10 resign. ne y'rssiasa' pM s1pnd him By
girirg hir, n,ce ssbsrnritJ ma hss rtJy rlspssdes
from ne frtser tsscroa N ae fncsoss NJ a. offc; y
Secrer NJ War, apd that ths ot his suspensioc
will no submitted 10 tho Senate ut tho nex session OF
Congress-
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Additional Seizures of W hiskry and Tobarro.
Among the latest places and property taken posses-
sion Of by the Revenue Department arc the foliowins
The alleged Illicit ds,iory In ths basement Of Ne 526
East Fourteenth street. and connecting vita tho liquor
Ten cases Containing IL 900 cigars, said haze bscu
shipped from No l3i Maiden ians, for Boston. we're
seized the grouna that II was supposed tho tar had
SIX cases Of cigars seiz,d al No. LA Psai street.
BY Inspector Harvey The Cigars report7d 10 havc
been manufactured ohsres,on > e. aud inc csss,
stamp the word imported having been put on, the
stamp with siencil plate
Inspectors Coaassy and Barows seized. "A No. 20 Nov
street. barrels Of spirits, III of whisksy OF sherry
wine Of nut oil and empty barrels with branis not
cancelled because the barrels of spirits were branded
Ccars 10 tho number Of 23oc stamped First district
New York. wore soszed al No lSt wosi street
Tho establishment al NO Ii Bowery tai. posses
sion y Special Agone s ~ap ao,nd % ne In
fhcss several seizures have not boon brgh. besors
the Metropolitan Board, and Investigators may result
Inc sstaare Of tho stock IN tue warshouse Of Mr..
Pearl. corner n Hudson and Hammond strcets Was un.
jushaby made the officers making Il confesstns mia
rPk ogrwsx RRswgRs AND rur nxvExry OFFICIALS
TIE Ccrnsn Lager Beer Brewcrs Association held q
meeting IN Esss1 street ysssrday under Tho prasaansy
70 proceed against certain class OF internal revenue
ofcers Who II ~ alleged are In the habit G late OF In.
terferipu with tho business az tho brewers by making
illegal Seizures whereby the stock and materials on
hand II IL complained. are generally destroyed and tho
business ruined SEIZURES a tnis Kind have been made
Sscnd ,bs Interests Of the brewers and 70 prosecute the
revours officers In the cours call IN TO 10 issued re-
questng brewers no, connected with the association 70
Join this movement Tor the protection Of the trade
stated tha, from the nature Of the trade frauds can
10 committed nasmuch each cask issued from tpe
lire vcres ba3 70 bear revenue stamp.
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ar Ell A n o.

ATerriac and Fatai Railroad; Accident.
LONDON, August Q, 1857.
terrible railroad casualty occurred at Bray Head
Wicklow county, Ireland. today. The express train
from Dublin for Wicklow when 1T the above named
locality on the track apd eight passenger coaches
wore precirated into the soa. The railroad at that
point rams siong the SUNNI. OF high bluff.
The loss OF life was frightfui Only person in the
'whoie train "a man named Morris-cscaped alive.
Thtrty Persons Killed.
LoyDoS August 9, 1867
Thirty persons were killed outright by the railroad
accident al Bray Head day
The Fcuiau GOnyicts.
Right Honorable Claiborne Hardy tho Home Secre
tary, in the House OF Commons this evening" IN reply
70 question. said the Fenian prisoners we're treated
better THAI any of tho others
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MIC AR A q U A.
ENGLAND to Deliver the Mosquito Territory
10 Nicnragua-T Mission Of Ex.President
Martinez to Engiaud.

rns,apd to Deliver the Mosquito Territory
to NicnrNgua-The Mission Of Ex.President
Martinez to Engiaud.
iron ri Porvenr, Rivas, NJ, July IL, 1851
Ex.Presdent Martinez, now Minister 10 England lei
nv last steamer England to araDg, tho final delivery
10 Nicaragua Of the Mosquito territory. This done the
development OF that important portion OF the republic
genera The prestige Of President who has been able
10 sustain himself in spanish American country Tor
tan years will doubt facilitate this important event.
Nc 4, accompanied BY Emile Bernard, Esq, gentle
m an born in this country Of French parents and was
educated IN Paris and London, and has held. although
ale young important positions, such - CHIEF Justice IN
san Juan del Nore. We DO not doubt that the mission
viii fully obtain what right and useful 70 the country
We cannot fairy call u question, the world knows
Aha policy Of obtaining hod OF certain important
Oh cal positions, such Gibraltar Malta Holso
land 81, Helena, Bornhoim and Groytown. We all know
.hst ,i,te or no generosity shown 10 Nicaragua
wnen she reclaimed her rights and, had not bces for
ano roas and the abandonment OF tho protcctorse OF
England our small republic could NOT nave obtained her
S,esraaua consented 70 pay the paltry sum Of Ave
tbogssnd dollars 10 the so-caied Mosquito King She
maid II always puncuaiy but when tho individuai died
stors ana through their influence or representation the
50 IIsh government appears 70 deny the sovereign
r,,ht Of Nicaragua over tho Mosquito territory
To explaiu matters with the treaty IN hand - Vac
Tniss,on of General Martinez. We know that The
Eu,,sh government should, which We very much floub,
40 on in is preteuions they could not be carr I'd into
enact because tho Usited states governments Lave had
loo uuch trouble on this 10 allow 'tr.et N b,
troubied again abou, ~. We have no do,b, that th'
Ensiish government once well posted up IN the affair
will checrfauy agrso 10 what was nom the beginning
thou Intention W DO
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G " G / A " o.

The Chwrrls Rates Abolition Bill Rejected by
the Peers.
LONDON August Q, 1857
In the House of Lords last evening the bill TO abolish
tho church rates rejected py a large majority.
Relations with the United Sfntes.
In the House OF Lords this everng the government
submitted the new postal treaty with the United States
for reducing the rates OF postage between the coun
tries
In the House OF Commons this evening" in answer to
an inquiry Lord Stanley, the foreign Secretary said that
Sir Frederick Bruce the British Minister at Washing
ton had been empowered to investigate the matter o.
the recent killing Of Captain Speer by United States
soldier
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I'VE NEW CRISIS.
Ex-senator Harris, Of New York. on the Pre-.
sent Condition of the Country.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Ex.Seuassr Harris, Of New York. on the Pre-.
sen, Condition of the Country.
TO tue EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK. August s, 1867.
I thank you for your manly announcement in this
mornings Herald. in tbs article headed "rhe New
Crisis" Your views in tina, article so wholesome
aha. cannot the city this morning being tran.
silently here. without expressing my grattudo assure
you cir that present attempt OF party leaders to SO.
cure political power by making the Southern States
negro states is most alarming and the people Of the
North must not slow Its success they value their own
freedom and prosperity n the people stop to think
they will epurn such attempt with indignation moth
ing bu, fsss issues possibly allow such . ruinous
project To succeed To cheat the people, the advocates
OF this pcarous scheme will keep before them the idea
OF msr;yraom and all tina. sort OF thing; but the
minds. : and martyrs rewarded at a less ex.
psnse then tho overthrow OF our institutions.
Now sir, have done my humble part IN the late war
for tho Union. rvo OF my sons have falsn uncer the
Union dag and my part has been In Contributions and
not in the reception OF ponnys profit during the strife
But never have wished anything but restored Union
For this and this alone, 1 have sacrificed and not
for the cevsteu Of the negro the disau
of the people Of the Southern States. the people Of
South are not TO be restored TO the Union then the
old copperhead that the Union could not be restored
By Is verified. The idea that the South must be
Arcsnized before It's states allowed 10 return IL
an admission that the war has been a wicked failure,
and been waged for the destruction OF the republic
Is not dse, ,s question we did mot SEND our
appeal 10 the great In the Norih who gcnsr-
ousiy poured out their blood and treasure In the
Hc, if this was their object. Mr. Editor you have hit
tender chord In your remarks this morning, and will
know awaken the sleeping Of the people this
crisis 4 bave purchased plantation in Alabama and
IN the North follow me; but II that state Is TO DO
negro state farewell 70 my purchase. Tho are
mon sense can. THANK you, again, from my heart.
IRA \. HARRIS
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SPECIAL TEliSnAa 70 n. Hsas.1.
The Iudia. commissioners nj So LOuss--ls-sn-
mers Despa tchcd to the Various. Tribe -I'sss-
poet OF an Eaxiy Peace.
SIP Lars August a.. lsf7-

The Iudia. COmU ,issiJners nj So LOuss-lsHn-
mers Despatched to the Various Tribes-PsSs-.
pect OF an Eariy Peace.
sr Lou,s, August o, 1867.
v 0 Cinck T. NJ 4
TIL. supply steamer chartered for the Indian Con. as
son tor the Upper Missouri let. here at four O'Clock T.
~ to-day. The Commissioners leave by rail on suu-
iay for Leavsnwdnb, to coner with General Hancock
after which they will proceed by boa, to Omaha ard
from there % the head OF ths Missouri to AK
with the various Of Indians located ,ucrs ard TO
lei eruine upon The best locality for permanent ressr
vlii1a tor Aissoari river lnuians.
Mg. q. B. Bcauvas has keen sent BY specia! comns
sion to Fort Laramie TO assemble the hostile sioux IS
soon as possible that point, anil Or Mathews has a
similar mission tho Crow Indians located near FeitC
T. smith IL is hoped tina. by the 1st o. October a
tao Northern tribes The commissioners are all here
with the exception 81 Geasra Terry who will JOIN hem
on the Upper Missouri. Lieutenant General sherman
seems to CO opergs heartily with the other comtais-
sioners their eadeavors 10 secure manent peace
with the Indians.
The Indians in Arizona Worse Than Ever.
WASHINGTON y. e., Angus. o. 1857.
A private letter from Arizona says the Indians
throughout ,he Territory are than They aro
constantly engaged in killing settlers and stealing cattle.
In AL tho depredai they have committed THIS Tar
bit one Indian has been killed. and that was done tg the
Mcncans.
Affairs On the North Piatte-Spetted TnD and
ITS Band-Fight mt Piwos Altos, New Mexico
Eleven Indians Killed and White Girl RE-
leased From Captivity.
ST Iorfs, August q 1867.
An Omaha despatch that General sully and Colo
mel Harker have arrived from the mountains Ina. night
sponsd Tas band broke up. aud party OF them under
rwo-srxs crossed the Platte yesterday. AMI are re-
ported to have joined aipary OF Cheyennes on the war
path The settlers fleeing 70 North Plato station FOR
protection -
The steamer Antelope lies above Fort Benton. com.
uietely ridded by bullets fired by Sioux passenger
on the Imperial was killed to-day ~ snots hred
from the shore by the Indians
battle recently took place at pinos Aoe New Next
CO. between forty citizens and eight soldiers and large
body Of Indiana Eleven Of the latter were killed ana
eiri, taken prisoners and white captive girl vas 70.
leased and taken Fort Bayard. Tho hiding place OF
tn Indians was burned.
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BRITISH RsE0GM.

Whe Amended Bill Again Before the Peers.
LONDON, August g. 1857
Tho Reform bin having beca returned from tie CON-
mons, motion made tonight tho House of
Lords to reconsider its action upon the dsaerecing
amendment
Altar soma debate tho consideration Of the subject
was axed for the l2th inst
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Taa LoSbos MONEY M,nxEr.-LoSDos. Angus, o.
Evening -Conso,s lrmer, and closed AT 94 Ameri
can closed at the following rates Erie, 40
Illinois Celr,, 77h United states ivetwenties 735s
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds, 20.
IavrRro,L CorroS Market -LIvERPooL, August o.
Evening The cotton market Is lrmer, though quota
tons are unchanged. Sales TO-DAY have been 10000
bales The stock in port 534, 900 bales, OF which
49, 900 bales American.
TRADE REPORT The advices from Manchester
more favorable the make: there for goods and yarns
being 6rmer with more business doing.
LfvgRP,oL BRR ADsTuFrs MARKEr.-LIvERPoot, August
o--Evcnug brsadstas market is quiet and steady
Corn firm AZ J8s. 81.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET. -LvERrooI, August
o-Eysuiug. provisions market Is generally quiet.
Lard has advanced 10 50s per cwt for Ameri-
can Fork, 73s Bacon. AS
IivERpoci PRODUCE MARKKr.-LIvERPoor, August o.
Evening produce market for articles OF American
and other produce Ia quiet and quotations are without
material alteration.
TuE PgreaikUn MARszr.--ASTwynP, August o.-The
market for petroleum Is rmer and prices have advanced
70 42Nf per Dbl for standard white.
I.osDoy Markets. LONDON, August % 7. Min.
seed oil declined 10 f40 No changes have occurred
tn the prices OF other articles snce the noon report
Marine Intelligence.
QUEENSTOWN August o. The steamship Cuba, Captain
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uDeath Of the Ex.4ueeI

death Of the Ex-akueen of Naples.
LONDON August o. 1867
Dispatches have been received here which announce
the death Of Marie Sophie Amali daughter of Maximi
liam Joseph, Duke OF Bavaria and exQueen of Naples
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AouAIlcs.

The Proposed Rowing Match Between the
Ward BROTHERS and n Paris Crew.
Boston, August q, 1857.
ieusr from Now brunswick mys, - not tho vloto-
r.ous Paris crow who are 10 pull against the Ward
Brothers at springfield, but crow OF amatsurA who
are nov beng collected for tha, purpose.
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TUE TRIAL or SuaRaTF.

ws;,srs for rse Vcrai"'-~'"'t.''"' 80.
a.. .hc T,in,-sgaw sLs Jary Prssse '"
",....,,.,,s-as.s -1uni Sf Fsalsr Singing
.,a.,a =, tss Jury Ho"i%-No F"""ies ."
a., ..ur. ,,ss.-The aprear"T
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COCHIN. CHINA.

March and Conquest Of tho French.
PARIS. August o, 1857.
Dsspatches have been receved here which confirm
Che prevous announcement Of the occupation three
provinces es Cochin China by the French forces.
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, ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT N THE BOSTON POST OFFICE.

BOSTON. August O. 1861.
Henry J. Murray clerk In the Post once has been
held for trial 5000 bal charged wyh stealing money
G9m le.ters
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NsaAaVuas or MISSIONARIES FaR India.

Biros eAxusi y 1851
Tne bark DvtssstA WI h Cleared to-day for Hadraa
Takes he tsiovin asses sttsv n S,Tsyl
N wife and lef;shtsr 0s inCsa nts sarah Pollock. 0f
WISCONSIN, ins sv H. q. Hsss,n end Nvise OF Chester
VsuonL Tacy wi he located nc Al adaya, India. ftl
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A-JOoss. W sitcowby. .xcm-dy for A>spsnsa
ing eoniaifstss svwte c'i tsndt
rduccd the proprstors 10 puoles,
deru pr,e rtis aud 10 nct L. -cncst u thosc az
niGted with n. HitxD.
Wthin tho swo yesshs ssnss}y has ccp used In
thousands o the worst with
and offered 10 tc public w1t fuls
depcs ITS n
properties iAte~1r fi0s mny trksH with psrfcc4
s,sety
Extract frsnsh stlr rstep W s,ine,Hsed lawyer II
Milne In
: JONAS whErcoMss REMEDY FOR ASTHMA
Nv DyAR Jte--s have fOsay j-i,yea visiting
uf had thorwighiy te-ls,d th-rne,cnc tWhtcor1kks
Esmeiy TO-. tlss .Asthnaii at different
for nAdoaen OBTAIN I'D relic
various kinds 30 nriicne lravrs permanent COCA
spccihcs for Asthma ustii bec@1e worn By
disease and ainos dis ~ssd Whea askine
medcsc had sJhcts with The disease .b0u1
tAenty IL ~ OF the spasDotc End aud
attack Ia tGucniig sck rssn nights
after 'akiray found st,me
relief Ny asaith and str-sxfh bcgsn nnpcov, have
gained abort cpnpsra-
lively asthma Nhen. l. fell the symptoms ssug
lew .esspo' OF the 'ssrh'e s.a's'ei 70 remove
brokensup snt hat - win sDtire'y
that tass~rdcr-d what haze heretofanz
the heti' tha- oyes fail~
believe saf tberc Is wonderful po~es L.
Jonas WhitcVnbs .sct1asiy % .ths4Asthms
Permit :, add IN connsukio gratitude 10 y9srscf
for am cgVc dissars. Ices sssteuiiy yosrs
Il n. vosE. ,
To Mr.. Josxpn BuKssrT Bcstonaa
Prepare kly M.ssr.. JpsEi'H RDR.fTr h co, ~ Geo.
tral street. Boston. ,s3nadwA, Mes 1oeS aud foe salo
BY all druggists.
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s4s .ac - Wr o,,ss Csf bsys Grss r.:
tssR street
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Lady Of GrSnsbacA Uhssukal s-lxSIl hsnr
recsnt spcrfccetoti bvAiinz's LIFB FOR rise HAiB.
II positively rcs.ros hssr IN TIA Original color sn1
youth beauty fe.,csfe impsrtaJc growth
aud strength 10 the wsaskesa hair sops s falling -
Sold by ~ drggists, fash ,nabc hA' Sesscrs and
sAfusu A. CaEvAtIER n. D
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Dr: kenneay's Disr,rhwa Cardisi.-Gsee Rot
Ne will every fafsAy, scknsss boAh, shoaA
have ,s,,o o. q every traveller. BY hnd ot by 49,
should tAse bottle of - Dor esie by DBMhS BARNES
CO., ~ Psrt toY C,wELLs 100 ia5 fpiton stsssl,
aud g = CRtIrfNlcn,, IS suth assnas. IA \. A. ssssu
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Cuse WOrrsuityA or fSpUey Heturn dr.
F1fhS Vegetable ulorrst's RENE rs-mancnfiy
Rhcuns Ne har
Agents, DEMAs bAtSGs. u Pax. row: HEX HofD %
al
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BY the Cable to August g.
Evening.
British Troops for Canada i'm
Large Force.
The Amended Reform Bill in the
House Of Lords.
-~~~~~->~~~~.r~~~~-~>~~~'
Terrific and Fatal Railroad Accident
i'm ireland.
TROOPS FOR CANADA.

IA IHrGt Fofce OF British Troops Tor the New
DomSnou.
LONDON, August o. 1887.
The government will Immediately despatch a large
BODY OF troops 10 aada repe threatened Fenan in
vasioas from the United States
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H. :ss s1.s; sssi s. al a
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%:. s:ssr s s . s: SOD
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Marine Intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN August o. The steamship Cuba, Captain
Stone from Boston the 3lst OF July arrived here th
morning n, ry.Jc to Liverpool
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10. & pesrin'. srsncc-Deiicieus with soup,
JOiN uNCAN's sliN2 ARsn,s for The Irnlleh ss.,ss
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ladies for ~grstos a, Lsug Brench. &C., H
Wish beAuif,d Boots Auh Shoes, pstronise n.
MILLER co q union a1uar~ 4
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nGyE,.ssr A. Rs,sssr, NE .y. rre-'.~ sswias.
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ssas D.. riTltRxso yE sfasf 1hsnss' fksT MA
xEMEpI Used t.warily New York age..a Deus
Barucs &CA. Weua Helmboid Codfingtou,
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sd, ys.s. q"iAssse s' s
0AkSE CONT AM. ~ stnixNs
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X0e TWEeS Hy4eut00 Eeff0rOs !.
: kyen the ign,rsnus Who insiscd TIA q stood IA
Hcsding Rtunx aud 'Rshmetic has found import
a9s sanitary meaning az tho initials Of DwAys READs
uktLEf. the effective agent TO- controlling ever
species Of path and lnaarunson ernai and external
that practical pharmacy yet deve oped Pre ccs(n
per bottle sold BY drusgsts.
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