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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

unite thtir sOveIgns She nvokes both TO conure tho
King 10 preserve the world from the disasters and nis0i
tunes 81 % European See declares That, notwlth-
stahdg the relations wAch subsist between the TWO
peoples and the royal families, Great BRIAN cannot ana
VIII not leId 20 Prussia moral rapport, she Will
10 doubt, observe absolute material neutrality Dut
inc queen ADDS that an that neutrality tie lTuSslan GOV
Crumcnt ought SEGA strong expression of British dis
appreciation OF their conduct Iva CONCLUSION, Her mJ
csy Insists srOnglen this point that in expressing er
personal sentiments she gives expression also to thc
unanimous OpiniOn-pf Great Britain"
RESERVE THE GOVERNMENT.
1fe Government has announced TO the Chambers that
10 avoid anything like political debate it VIII MAINTAIN
the greatest reserve until the result Of the Conovncc ~
known Tic ClmbcIs will NOT sanction any iHeSupelia
tlOus
Nj. jules FaSre has demgUled that the Government
fakCtnO step IN the Chambers have been cOlr,dttu
The Official &OutcT does rot yet announce tS<s }Ius
siskScCepts the arbitration OF "a conference.
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CANADA.
-xIKsKAPu TO TINE rRlBuNx.

THE TRIBUNE ..r d.
QuEBEC c. h.. May 11.-H. NJ. warsnp Wolverine
now In this port will be stationed Ut Montreal during
the Summer months Orders have been received TO put
the Vice regal residence at Spencerw0Od IN ORDER for The
early reception Of the Governor General and family
GOLD SPECTATORS IN GRIEF.
MONTREAL G. E., May lit is reported ON Change
that some well known gold spectators In this city have
come 10 grief OF them 10 the amount of 100000 The
&c Der cent.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON My lO-Evenu g.-'The Success OF the
Derby Government on the Note on the Reform bul
today insirs its preseTvat M. The death sentence
az the convicted Fenian jDoran has been eoinmuted
IN a long Tern ofimprisoDeent Earl Derby officially
s;ys that The Governments sIll not make pablo the
real history of the FeRiap UPRISING account Of APP
pretended troubles Wit certain foreign govern
ment. whtch are involved in tho plot.
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MARINE NTELLJGFNCE.

QUEENSTOWN, May 1.-THE Cunard steamships Gotta
Capt Judkls which left NewYork May l. arrived here
to-day, on tAe way TO Liverpool
LIMERICK. lreland, May 1.-THE bark Virginia Capt.
Walsh, which, left New-YOrk the 29o of March for
Donegal aIdrghch abandoned az on the III Of
April in latitHde 50 longitude 81 %, tOwed into
81 ,ie nor ia
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LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE.

Ri TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE ..E
BALTIMORE, May l2.-Todaya large procession, com
prising some thirty societies. with banners and music
marched TO the village Of Woodbury., two and half miles
from the city near Druid Hill Park. 20 participate In
LAYING the Of the new Catholic Church at
orderly,
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BY STEAMSHIP.
TIE HamnSilia, New-York, aud Palmyra arrived
here yesterday. .-.
FRANCE.
LUXEMBOURG.

ThrSlIgh the mediation Of the neutraa powers
Russia ustrs, and especially Great Britainthe Lux
emburg difficulty which has created such alarm through
out Europe may be amicaby Settled, and IL war
there must be new pretext France and Prussia
have consented 10 Conference, which will meet in
London and have agreed TO abide by It's decision. The
rumOr that Quo Victoria has addressed letter 70 the
King OF Prussia mpl0rng him 10 Europe from the
horrors OF war hrs been published In the French Jour
nails The Paris respondent Of the Independence Beige
gives The following the substance Of this letter
The Queen OF Eng sand commences by reminding King
William the good ratiOns which have long existed
between PrssIa aud EAglald, ana TIC family ties which
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HOLLAND.

TllE rLUXEMBURG QUESTION.
Tho Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs has pUsl-
tivelY denied iahhe Dutch Parliament that the LuXcgn
mrg question pas first raised by Holland This IL givsng
The he 10 the Marquis de Monster, who stated APrr =,
that such was ire fact in the Legislative Body.
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FIoH7ScE, May I'm. Cerutti, Vice Consul at
Sau Francisco has been appointed to succeed NJ Der
tamnat a. the representative OF the ItaGan Govern
mont ~ Washington.
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RUSSIA

ST. PETE lsBURG, May 1.-The Russian telegraph
line connecting this city with the mouth Of tho
Amoor Riaor in Siberia. has been suocessfuJk com
pleted.
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ITALY.

Tie Chamber Of Deputies has approved tho Con-
venien with France for the apporsnment OF the Pon
fical debt by les to IS votes.
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FIIANCI


.LoNpoV May Hills Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales is II the Paris Exposition.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE SOUTHERN INJUNCTION CASES TO BE DECIDED
To-DAY-MAYOR MONROE VISITING TIE rREsi-
prYT-coLORED REGISTERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
Aatioual Repnblitan.
RATES OF ADvERTIsINa.

One square, one insertion, ti; subsequent inssr-
tions 90 cents. One square, one month, ss Liberal
induesmsnts TO quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 80 per cent addi.
honal. Twice week advertisement, 70 per cent.
additional
Eight lines Constitute . square, Less thap square
charged In proportion, al the above rates.
Editorial notices, 26 cents per line each Insertion
Local netiees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one Insertion 25 eents three times 90
cents. Any greater number Of lines at proportionsts
rates.
Advertisements should be bapded in before o n M
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

NEwsBoYs' HoNE.-This institution has
been enlarged, and can now accommodate an In.
creased number Of persons. All boys without
homes will be received and provided for.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
AMUsEM ENTs.

NATIONAL THRATRE.-Last evening the
RrcHrses' troupe brough. out tho attractive
and interesting opera Of "Linds di Chimonaux." :"
There was . good house In attendance To.
night we have "Maratsna," with a cast that
brings out the full strength Of the company.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

ANOTHER RAID-Lieut. Gessford, of the
Tenth precinct, seems determined to have re-
spsotabio nsighbOrhOOd about him. He made
another descent on Sunday night upon two
houses, one occupied as house Of prostitution,
the other as a resort for cOlored gamblers. The
twenty persons eolorod and white, male and fe'
male, who were all taken before Justice Handy,
fined in various sums, and in default sent to the
Workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

A Coon CAUSE.-THE grand picnic for
the benefit Of St. Dominiek's new church, on the
Island, which was to have taken place on the
2lst instant, has been postponed TO tomorrow
evening, at the Seventh Street Park. Now 10
the time to render good assistance In good
cause, A pleasant time may bs anticipated
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

REGISTER OF BASKRuPTCY.-It is under
stood that J. sayles Brown has been appointed
Register Of Bankruptcy for this District by
Chief Justice Chase.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

The BUTCHERs' PARADE.-Yesterday,
quite Unexpectedly, tho Butchers club Of this
city appeared on the streets, advancing along
the Avenue from tho direction Of Georgetown.
The club were on horseback, and numbered about
twenty. five, with as many more citizens accom-.
panying them. Mr.. John Haughaletter acted as
marshal. and wore blue jacket with red facing,
a low, black hat, and red belt, bearing the name
of tho club. The others Of the club were simi'
larly dressed, and were preceded by the Fifth
United States cavalry band, on grey horses, the
club riding bay ones A large wagon, trimmed
with aags, svsrgrsens, &c., drawn BY four dns,
fat frisky grey horses, figured In the procession,
and carried members and sons Of members. They
also carried several other Gags, among which
wero the national oolors, q black and red aag,
and blue and red flag and others. At the Centre
Market they turned down Seventh street, took a
"bout" on the Island, came up Seventh street
to New York avenue. aud thence to the Wash
ingtOn City Garden, where they spent pleasant
day.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

EXCURSION TO GLYNoST.-The excursion
OF the Ryland Chapel folks to Glymont, which
was to have taken place next Wednesday, May
20, Is postponed until Friday, June 7th.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

STREET Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. J. D. Hutton, contractor, put workmen
to sxeavating for three. foot Inside diameter)
barrel sewer, with ninch.inc walls, In O street
north between Eighth and Ninth streets west,
fifteen feet from tho north building line. The
sewer will be continued up Eighth to L street
north.
Another sewer of the same Dimensions was
commenced yesterday morning on Fourth street
west, to extend from L to street north, under
taken by Mr.. J. W. Hutton, brother to the above
named gentleman,
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

PERsoNAL.-Hon D. s. Gooding, mar
'hal OF the District, has been sxpsetsdIy
called to Greenfield, Indiana, by the sudden aud
serious illness Of his father.in.law. Mr.. Good.
ing and his family isft for Indiana last evening
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-A stated meet
ing Of tho Washington Zouaves was held last
evening at Mogeo's Hall, on Z street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The meeting was called to order by the presi
dent, Capt. Powell
The minutes Of the last meeting were read ant
approved.
Propositions for membership being in order
eight were proposed and three elected.
Tho president stated that he had received n
favorable reply from the Government In relation
to the granting Of arms to tho company, and
that as soon as the company were up to the min
imum, 4 requisition should DO made, and they
would receive their arms.
Matters concerning their picnic, which is to
take place June 7, were then discussed, and
every thing amicably arranged.
They have adopted their style Of cap to be
worn. and 1t Is expected by next meeting night
that every member will bs provided with one.
The Zouaves adjourned at late hour, after
very pleasant and harmonious session.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

RoBBERY.-A colored man by the name
Of Lewis Brennan, residing near Fourteenth and
D streets east, was robbed on Sunday evening,
about 7 O'Clock, Of the sum Of $500 in green.
backs, by parties entering his house during his
where 1t was placed, A party has been suspect.
Cd, and We will probably hear further Of the case
In few dsys
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE,
IN For Passengers and Freight rSKSk
from WAihinEtoa to the mouth Of the .1.xfzIxE
Potomac and Norfolk.
The steamer HI LIVINGSTON, Captain Thomas
Lawler, will leave Washington at Seventh Street
wharf, at o'clock TUESDAY MORNING.,
FOR NORFOLK,
Making all the wharf Landings on the Potomac
river, striving at Norfolk on WEDNESDAY MORN:
ING, and leaving that Port for Washington and
whsryes on the Potomac, WEDNESDAY, At 4 p. m,
touching, going and returning, at FORTRESS Monros
On FRIDAY MORNING the steamer will leave hei
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street for the
MOUTH 0P THE POTOMAC,
And will make all the Landing Wharyes on both
sides Of the river, returning to Warrington at p
m. SUNDAY EVENING, touehing at the same Land E
ings.
Fare from Washington to Horfulk, Including berth
| 10y ave dollars. Meals extra.
For further particulars in relation to Passengers oil
Freight, apply 10 Complny's Produce What, foot
Seventh street.
CAPS. THOMAS srACKPoLB,
At the Produce Wharf, wRshiugton.
Hooo Wedderburn' = Warehouse, Alexandria. Va.
Kimberly Brothers Warehouse, Norfolk, Va.
myE-H
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-Wm, Holt who
gave his occupation as a clerk, was arrested by
0ficer DrAns, Of the Fourth ward, for being dis.
orderly and also Of being a suspicious character.
Justice Walter aned him $6 for being diIOrdsrly
and he was allowed 10 70,
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

PETIT LARcESY.-Calvin Brown (colored)
was arrested on Sunday, being charged with lar.
csny BY VIM. p. Kug Justice Handy, alter
bearing the case, decided on committing Calvin
for court
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

MASS MEErISo.-A grand mass meeting
Of the Conservative citiIsns and others Of the
Seventh ward will be held At Island Hall 10.
night when DR.. VIM. B. Msgrudsr and Other
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

A GREAT CoSvESIESoE.-On Sunday
evening, during the rain storm, We war. a, ,h.
Baltimore depot waiting to sec q friend 49,
and whilst there were sensibly Impressed vith
tho convenience and accommodation Of the ,truc.
ture which had been erected some time sine, by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company As an
addition to their depot, for the purpose Of ,h,i.
tsring passengers (who may depart or arrivs) frou
the pitilsss, dreary, driving inou-storm Of III,
winter, or the drenching rain.storms Of the sum
msr season. Though the building 10 located al
the intersection Of d and North Capitol streets,
yet II does not In any manner obstruot the pas.
sage Of the Streets as those In that
locality are never used; neither Of the streets are
graded, and they could only be placed In travel.
Ing condition at heavy expense 10 the corpor.
alton, and then without lesssning the distance,
as now approached BY New Jersey avenue, for
vehicles bound toward the Navy Yard and 70.
turn. As II is, the building Of the company Is
the most useful, not only to the citizens Of wash.
ington, but to strangers visiting the national
capitali and II any wish 10 satisfy themselves
upon the matter, let them visit the depot when
they expect 10 see some friend arrive by tho train
and II IL should happen to be raining at the
time, they will be more than doubly convinced
Of fact which our reporter was quite sensible Of
on the rainy evening referred to.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

A FINE EsrABLIsHNENT.- Passing up
Seven street yesterday afternoon, We observed
three new sets Of harness Of the most elegant
workmanship and anish being carried away from
the trunk and sAddlsry establishment Of Jas. s.
Topham 4 Co, No 500 Seventh street On in.
quiry, We learned that Mr.. Topham has factory
wherein all articles sold by him are mAnufac-
tured. His stock Of trunks, saddlsry, harness.
military equipments, 40, are OF the highest or
der and finish, equaling In every respect those Of
Lacey 4 Phillips Philadelphia, and are sold at
prices which any purchasing will not be dis
posed to grumbe at.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
GRAND sUNDAY-sCHOOL CELE.
BRATION.

FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS IN LINE.
Immense Catholic Demonstration.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

The schools arrived at the Park soon after l
O'Clock, where several Of the little girls delivered
addresses, and the schools sang several very
pretty pieces taught them by their teachers.
Tho Catholic Friends Society and a large mum.
ber Of friends Of the schools were present; in
fact, to such an extent that one could scarce
move on the grounds. They enjoyed themselves
until near sunset, when the schools proceeded to
their churches and disbanded.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

BASE BALL CLUB MEETIEd.-A meeting
Of the presidents Of the various Base Ball clubs
Of this city was held last evening at Cronin's.
Eight clubs were represented-the Jefferson, Po-
tomae, Empire, Union Gymnastic, Continental,
Olympic and Interior. The meeting was held
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
proposal to play match game with the Ma.
tiOnals of this city, each club sending one mem
Der to form the nine. A vote was taken result
ing In the proposition being defeated, but two
clubs voting in the Affirmative, viz: Olympic and
Gymnastic.
| No other business was transacted, but 1t is be.
lieved that an arrangement will yet be effected
by which 4 match can be made in some other
way. Tho meeting adjourned at an early hour
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

i ity rs hSticeable at tho coal Wharyes, the un'
loading OF caual boats giving employment to hun,
4 dreds Of perEons. The coal Is mostly re,shipped
ooastwise, and We still notice scarcity oil sS''ns
| vessels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u of the Legislature OF tho State Of Nevada,
entitled A Act 10 provide for the payment OF
tho outstanding warrants Of Storey County"
approved February 18th, 1865, sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned, At the Coun
~ Trcasurer's Office. until SATURDAY, the
Both day of March, 1867, for tho redemption and
surrender of outstanding warrants OF the County
Of Storey, The bids must be accompanied by
the warrants. Upon said Saturday. March a0th,
1867, the Board OF County Commissioners, the
County Auditor and County Treasurer will open
said sealed proposals, In the Office Of the latter,
and the bids will be accepted In accordance with
the terms Of the aforesaid Act, and an Act amend.
atory thereof. entitled IAN Act TO amend an ACT
entitled, An Act to provide for the payment OF
outstanding warrants Of Storey County, y ap-
proved March Sd. 1858 Attention IL called to
Section 6 OF the Act IN amended, which reads as
follows: Section 6 Of tho Act OF which this 10
amendatory, 10 hereby amended so Us to read M
follows: Section 8. All outstanding warrants OF
said County arc hereby divided into two clnsses
all warrants issued prior 70 the 18th OF July. a.
d, 1864, shall be deemed the 6rst class, and all 10.
sued subsequent TO that date shall DO deemed
the second class. In the consideration OF any
bid or bids made In pursuance Of the provisions
Of this Act, the County Commissioner shall give
a preference to bids on hrst class warrants over
and above the lowest bids on second class war
rants Of so cents on the dollar, taking the priu.
cipal and interest Of the second class warrant or
warrants named In such lowest bid NJ o basis
upon which TO compute the 10 per esntum:
N. L. DEXTER,
mrl3.td Treasurer Storey County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Meeting of

The following is the Act changing the time
Of the meeting Of congress-and which the
telegraph lately announced had become a
law:
BE IT ENACTED, That the regular times Of
meeting Of the XLth Congress Of the United
States, and Of each succeeding Congress
thereafter shall DO at IL o'clock, meridian,
on the 4th day Of March, the day on which
the term begins for which the Congress Is
elected, and on the first Monday In January
next thereafter, and on the second Monday
in the November next preceding the end Of
the term for which the Congress 10 elected. D
SRorroN 2.-And be II further enacted,
That Section II Of the Act approved July %,
1866, entitled, "An Act making appropria-
lions for sundry civil expenses Of che Gov
eminent for the year ending June 80, 1857,
and for other purposes," beso amended that
no Senator or Representative in Congress,
who may be a member Of an Immediately
preceding Congress, shall receive any allow.
anes for mileage for travelling to the place Of
meeting 70 attend the frst session o. such
preceding congress. "! 81 i5rfE ,EH boo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04

Bolcher MIning Cempaay-Assess-
ment NotIce-Baldwin Company and Abcrna-
THE Company.-Notics Is hereby given. that At
a meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment OF Five
Dollars (s9 per share was levied on each and
every share Of The capital stock Of each Of
IN, above named companies. payable imme-
dIs,aiy n the Secretary, ut the Belcher ONCE.
virginia Neysda In United States gold coin.
kny stock on which said Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY. April 25th.
Iss7. will be advertised on that day as delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before. will
-. .old on Monday, May 9th. 1867, 70
nav said, delinquent assessment, together with
80 ~ Advertising and expenses OF sale.
Nv order Of The Board Of Trustees
~ RI. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
Virginia, New. Mar. IS. 1857. nrSotd
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NOTICE.

rrHE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL
L persons who have heretofore transacted busI.
ness with WELLS, FARGO & CO., are notified
that . consolidation Of interests and business DO.
tween WELLS, FARGO L CO., THE PIO-
NEER STAGE CO, THE HOLLADAY
OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESS CO.,
STATES EXPRESS CO, AND THE AMER.
ICAN EXPRESS CO., has taken place, and
been effected under a Charter granted by the
Territorial Legislature Of Colorado, and that all
the business heretofore done by either Of these
Companies west OF the Missouri River. or be
tween New York, San Francisco and the China
Seas. will hereafter bs carried on by WELLS,
FARGO s. CO., under the Act Of Incorporation
referred to. LOUIS McLANE,
s.a "a President Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York, Dec. 10, 1866. Jn7.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
To Provide for the Protection Of
Town and other Property, approx.
ed March 18th, 1867. eE

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold Hill, do ordain an follows:
SECTION /. II any perspn, or persons. shall
wilfully' do, or cause, or permit to be done any
act, or acts Whatsoever. whereby my building or
buildings, or superstructure, or Improvement, or
work Of any kind, the same being the property
Of tho Town Of Gold Hill, or the property Of any
person or persons within the corporate limits Of
said Town or shall wilfully do, cause or permit
to be done, any act or acts whereby any reser-
volr, water.pipe. Hydrmt, Engine, Hose, ma.
chine or structure, or anything appertaining
thereto. the same being the property of said
Town. or OF any person or corporation within
tho corporate limits Of said Town or shall will.
fuly do, cause or permit 10 be done, any act or
acts whereby any fixtures or property OF the
Fire Department or Water Works Of the said
Town; shall be damaged, or injured, or obsiruct.
ed, or impaired, or weakened. or destroyed: such
person or persons 80 offending shall upon convic.
lion thereof be hned in any sum not exceeding
the sum Of Ave hundred dollars, or imprisonment
for any term not exceeding six months, or by
both such fine and imprisonment.
SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from and aftor Its passage. .g4
w. d. GRAY,
President Board Of Truzteea
II. @. MANNING, Clerk. 4E.-,s r.l ar
Gold HILL, March "a, 1867. mr27.H
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Female Monthly Pills.

DIR. Perrault " tho only agent In California for
DIR. Blot's Female Monthly Pills Their immense
sale has established their reputation IA a female
remedy, unapprosched, and far In advance Of ev.
cry other remedy for supprcssions and irregular.
tiles, and other distractions In females. On the
receipt of Ave dollars, these Pills will be sent by
mail or expsrss to any part Of the world. secure
from curiosity or damage.
Persons Mt n distance can be- cured at home, by
addressing a letter to DR.. Perrsult, corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms, 10
and II, or Box oT3, Post Ofice, San Francisco. sta.
ting the case as infinitely a. possible, general hab.
It's Of living. occupation, etc, etc.
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