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been broken open, and the glass in
the windows broken. On examine
ton it was discovered that the thieves
had distracted silks to the value of
not less than $500 and may yet be
even moro.
A number of other burglaries of q
minor character were also perpetra.
ted during the past two nights, and
the city seems to be infested by q
great number of thieves.
Washington, Dec. II.
The President today nominated
to the Senate Henry A Smyth, to be
Minister to Russia, VIM ] Collins,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for
Idaho and Montana, Ben F James,
Chief Examiner of the Patent Office.
Post Master General Randall has
sent to the House estimates ofmoney
required for the Department for the
year ending June 1870. The sum to-
tal is $24,500,00O Ofthis in trans.
portation it requires $13, 100000.
The Secretary of War sent com.
munication to the House to-day, sta
ting that it is impossible tolstate with
sufficient accuracy the amount ex-
pended during the year ending June
30, 1868, on account of tho Indians,
and that amount expended in river
SURVEYS and improvements for the
same period was $34, 600, 900.
London, Dec IA.
Mr.. Gladstone has issued an ad-
dress to the electors of Greenwich
stating that his reelection from that
borough was rendered unnecessary
by his acceptance of a ministerial Of
fee. He says that after the part ia
ken by him in the movement for the
disestablishment of the Irish Church
it was impossible for him to decline
the task forming the ministry. He
trusts the new administration will
deserve the confidence of the country
and promises to use every effort to
carry out the measures which he ur>
ged while out Of Office.
In the House Of Commons petitions
have been presented contesting the
election of "a liberals and 81 conser-
vatives.
Lord Clarendon, the newly APP
pointed Sec'y of Foreign Affairs, held
. leveo on Saturday which was alton
ded by Reverdy johnson and Bir-
Chicago, Dec IA.
There were large arrivals to-day of
officers from all parts Of the country
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Nov. I'd 1868, dAw2m.
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LAMPS DISCONTINUED ON THE LITTLE
MAMA RA1LRoAD.-We learn that the
Little Mama Railroad Company have
discontinued the use of lamps of all
kinds in their cars, and use nothing
but candles tolight with. Their stoves
are fastened to the floor, and the doors
kept locked-the doors of the stove.
we mean; the doors of the cars, we be-
lieve, are always unlocked when the
train is in motion. These provisions
give comparative safety to passengers
against injury from fire, in case of &C.
cident to the train. But if a car is
thrown upon its. side, or turned clear
over, the stove-pipe is very liable to
become separated from the stove, and
the heat escaping from the open -fiue
will soon set any combustible material
on fire, property, and perhaps life, are
soon sacrificed. The Ingenuity of the
Yankee nation is certainly equal to the
invention of some process for heating
cars with hot water or steam
and also more equally heating them
Gin. Gazette.
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THE TAX ON MANUFAorUREs.-A let
ter from George W. Allen, member OF
Congress from Ohio, addressed to the
Secretary of the National Manufac-
turers' Union, speaks of the prospect OF
repeating the taxes on manufactures as
follows: -
"The pressure brought to bear upon
Congress is more than itcan withstand.
There is a general feeling of retrench-
tment, and am mistaken or there will
pc radical reforms before long. The
committee of Ways and Means have
resolved to report bill repeating all
taxes upon manufactures, except l1xu-
re res, ana we hope to get the income tax
on also, and expenses reduced suffi-
cient to admit OF. it. othis end we are
!aboring with individual members and
the different committees in whose
hands are expenditures, appronris.
lions, etc. / think am safe ia asving
that our labors will be crowned y1itR
success, but it must be watched and
pressed to the end" 'iiI7s - ~ -
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8pr SsIe.
Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH,
" 1888, 1 will sell my farm, containing ZIG
Acres, situated one mile west of Martinsville,
Belmont county, o., on the MartinsviIIe and
Mt, Pleasant Plank Road. It Is pleasantly
situated, good buildings, abundance OF fruit,
three year old vineyard of six acres, 20
acres of the land in grass. Sufficient locust
timber for the use of the farm and vineyard;
well watered. Terms, u cash, the balance in
two equal annual payments with interest Sc
cured by mortgage.
Also, on the same day all my stock, farm
ing implements household and kitchen fur
niture, viz: horses, cows, two of them
thorough bred Durhams; $50 head of sheep, 4
hogs, a good 2-horse carriage and harness, Il
moving machine, 2-horse wagon, ploughs.
harroWs, and all the necessary APPENDICES
to a farm and household.
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]. IRWIN.
Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST
L from William Cloudy - to me dated
June 9Th, 1859, and duly recorded In the Re-
In deed book No. A, page li9, shall, on
MONDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF MARCH, 1868, at
10 O'Clock q. M at the fTont door of the
coed toselI, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, the lot numbered Q8N one
hundred and eighty-one, on the plat ofthat
part of the city OF Wheeling laid out by
William Chapline and John EoR, now
known as Centre Wheeling, situated on the
east side of Chapline street, adjoining thd
Meth odist Episcopal Church on the south.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance In two equal
1nstalments, payable in six and twelve
months. with interest from day of sale.
Possession delivered upon compliance
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
1An.al-fd Of =
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a BILL TO LEGALIZE GOLD Con-
TRAcTs.-It is stated that bill to legal
ize contracts to pay gold is to be intro
duced into Congress in few days. The
bill, as now framed, reads as follows :.
Section 1. Be it enacted 6y the Senate
ana House OF Representatives in Con-
greSs assembled, That from and after
the passage of this act all contracts for
the payment of money which, by the
parties thereto, are made payable in
gold, shall be deemed to be PAYABLE in
and shall be paid in the gold coins of
the United States, according to the ten
or OF such contracts, and the said con-
tracts shall be discharged only by pay
ment in the gold coins of the United
States, and not in other lawful money
thereof.
SEC. 2, Be it further enacted, That
when any verdict shall be rendered for
the recovery of money in any action
brought upon any contract providing
Tor the payment of the same in gold,
the jury shall find, in addition to the
amount due, whether or. not the con-
tract provided for the payment of gold
In discharge of the same; and, If found
TO be payable in gold, such findings to
be entered upon record, and judgment
on the same entered accordingly: and
any interest or protest that NAV be is.
SNSh JuuSu4euL SudIl1 among
other things, authorize and direct the
othcer to whom. such instrument or
process may be committed for execn-
ton, to collect the amount recoverable
under the same in gold coins of the
the United States, and not in
other lawful money; and in case
OF sale of property under such pro-
cess, the same shall be sold for gold
coins of the United States; and in case
OF levy upon real estate or other
property, the value of such property
levied upon shall be estimated and an.
praised at its value, in the gold coins Of
the United States and where the right
OF redemption from such lew is al
lowed, the money paid for, or in such
redemption shall be in the gold coins
of the United States, and not in other
lawful money; and any and alItudg-
mens that may be rendered in due
course Of law, or by any court of eoui-
ty, upon contracts for the payment of
gold, shall recite the fact Of such agree
ment to pay in gold, and any process
issued thereon shall provide for the
satisfaction or payment of such iudp-
ment In the gold coins of the United
States in manner already set forth.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEq.

Prayer by Rev. D. w. Fisher.
The speaker submitted a commune
cation from the Auditor Transmitting
certain information in response to a
resolution in regard to taxes collected
s ana commtssions psid for same. (See
the document at the end of this report. !
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabeli, from the
Jndic iay Committee, reported that it
question OF running railroads on SIM
day. He also reported adversely on
the petition of VIM. H. Sheemate and
Mr.. Billmyer, from the oommittoo
on Private Corporations, reported bill
TO incorporate Ripley Lodge, No. 80, /.
o. o. F., and also bill to amend the
law concerning Corporations.
The following resolutions were Of
By Mr.. welch: Amending sec II Of
chap. 81 ofthe code of Virginia so that
OS ~ ed of the Poor shall be allowed
% 90 per diem. va
By Mr.. Miller: AS to the expedienov
OF amending the Registration law 80
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The Concessions ana Experience OF
AN InVaIId.
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, q c., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself
and sent free on receiving post paid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular OF DAISY SWAIN.
the great Poem of the War. decl7.smd
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THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE of New
Jersey is spoken of with much favor.
The report in the Legislature says the
object is $50 to combine the theory and
practice that the students shall go forth
fully prepared to comprehend and
meet the demands Of their vocation; be-
coming in each county the centres of
new and intelligent plans and efforts for
Of developmen of the great resources
the the State"
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Boston is in raptares at the achieve
mont of two of her fashionable young
ladies', who have shovelled the snow
Hom a long and wide sidewalk, their
fstbsr having touched them up to the
eAseot that they neither dared or could
80 anything Of the sort. They did do
4. ahd sssawsd muscle, courage, and a
determination, besides a very pretty
'r,sataci6 HSfetI szsitsd the curiosity of
os6istrs on SIT tn which Is recorded at
leng,h III tits S6fa@ss Of the Boston
J4pgfs.
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In New Orleans, the newspapers say
the people are in state of excitement
on the subject of rents. They want
them, for the coming year, reduced to
one-ha1f of what they are at present.
This is the substance of resolution
adopted at aTneeting of two hundred OF
the leading New Orleans merchants,
held at the st. Charles Hotel about ten
days ago.
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A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
MRS. wINs1ow's
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDRER TEETHTNG.
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO-
cess OF teething, by softening the gums,
reducing all inflammation-wil aIlaY All
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it Will give rest
to yourselves, and -'''
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AMI
TRUTH of it what we have never been sbie
70 say OF any other medicine-Nrepe, has II
Fd1Led IN q Single Instance to Effect a CItre
when timely used. Never did we know An
lnst9nce OF dissatisfaction by any one who
USED II. On the contrary, ali are Delighted
WIN us operation, and speak in terms of
commentator of its magical effects and
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after years OF eS
perlence, and Pledge our Reputation Io,. me
6ugtttLne7tt Of 1Oh0t zoe here declare: In almost
every instance where the infant is SUFFERING
from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found IN hiteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup Is administered,
Full directions for using accomnanv eacb
bottle. P"nS each
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup :"
having the fac-simile of "CURTIs q PER.
h1ES's on the outside wrapper AN others
are base limitations. O'1Ao19
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle.
Jul. OFFICES: as
2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
NS d1gh Holborn, London, England
445 81. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
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For Sale Chean.

THE WEST. HALF OF LOT NO. 9 OF
Il the south side of Hamplen street tn
same being the second lot from the corner
Byron: On:the alley part of this u lot
erected q good brick house, containing seve
rooms and renting at present Tor two INN
dred dollars per annum.
THOs. O'BRIEN,
Jan2 Real Estate ARen
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. ).
TO Republican Voters throughout
the State.

To Republican Voters Throughout
the State.
Inasmuch as it seems to be desirable to
avoid If possible the holding OF two regular
state Conventions this year, the undersigned
beg to recommend that you will, at as early
u day as possible, assemble in county meet
Inss and empower your respective represen-
taitvesfn the two Houses OF the Legislature
to act as your delegates in State Conven-
ton to be held in this City on the 22d day of
this month.
T. H LOGAN.
]. R. HUBBARD.
SAMI.. I4AUGHLIS.
JOSEPH BELL.
]. E. WILSON.
JOSEPH SEYBoLD.
A. W. CAMPBELL.
State Central Committee.
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DwELL1N,
i house on Main street, Centre Wheeiins
containing nine re oms with bath and IA
a good new stable. The other OutbuiIdiDr
complete and in good order. Lot 100 feS
mont, Terms made to suit the purchaser.
: lanll-LI IAGOR kNIKDER
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SpeGfal Auttees.
MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY,

HANRSAAIHH AND CEAIBACHS
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Hen ON the
Crime of Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan31-3md&w
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MARRIED.

McCANN-OOTTS-F February 4th. at the
brides father, In North Wheeling, by Rev.
Gideon Martin, Mr.. WEBSTER McCANN to
miss MARY 10. CoTTs, all of tn is city.
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM IN BELMONT CO,
"A Ohio, two miles from Bridgeport, u mile
from the National Road, containing
6l16 ACRES, WE'LL IMPROVED.
Also one large BRICK HOUsEin Martins
an3O I.IRWIN,
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offered an amendment taking away
from the village authorities the unqua1-
lied right to determine what was a
nuisance. 1t must first appear that they
were dealing with an actual aggression
of some sort upon their rights before
Mr.. Blair was opposed to the amend
ments offered by Mr.. Tomlinson and
Mr.. Ferguson. he thought that the
powers asked for were not extraordi-
nary in their character. They were
simply such powers as were exercised
every day by towns and villages to
protect the public health and the rights
of private property. The case before
US was that certain parties who had
long lived in pleasurable enjoyment of
their property in the suburbs of the
city were to be invaded all of sudden
by planting d cemetery right along side
of them. We all know that cemetery
is an Objectionable neighbor, especially
where it was established on grounds
higher than those tenanted round
about. F. .EfH.. s.t..... 81 sI..
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, felt some
what in doubt about the bill. There
was a bill before the House at this time
proposing to invest Circuit Courts with
power to incorporate villages. It might
be well enough to let the pr esent appli-
cation take its course through such a
channel. N. t r a.
The bill was passed to its third read
ing. -4 ..l- ...l.aI. IS. l... -
On motion, the House adjourned.
COPY OF THE AUDITORS CoMMUNIoA-
TON ALLUDED TO ABOVE.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AUDIToR's OFFICE,
Wheeling, Jan. 81, 1868.
To The Speaker Of the House of Dele,
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For Rent,

FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now nov occupied by Nelson whitaker, Esq,
situated on the north -east corner of 9th and
Hampden street. Possession given on the
LIST of April, 1858. Apply %
Ian1O.tf at Sprigg House
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Aet,} advertisements:
For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
"A ON thenorth side of Zane ST., between
9th and 9th sts., East wheeling, containing
seven rooms, hall, two porches, two pan:
tries and two cellars, with front, back and
side entrance and stable tnrear. Applyfto
TsETN ~ E. HOBBS,
feb5-2W At Hobbs, Taylor q Co.
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for Gent.
For Rant

a BOUT IL ACRES OF LAND ADJOIN-
n ing Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio
three acres OF which is in Grapes-the bal.
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING.
Enquire at my Planning Mill office, Bridge.
port, Ohio. .-.---
feb1-lw VIM. STEWART.
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Massachusetts last year abolished
her usury laws; that is, we conceive,
the most damaging act, as regards its
for many years in New England, and
unless we repeal ours also, it will do
more than a dozen bridges across the
Hudson to "divert our trade" by d.
yerting our capital and enterprise to
Boston,"
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VIM. STEWART.
To Let.

DWELLING CONTAINING SEVEN
a rooms and Kitchen, and stable, on Hamp.
den street. ,,r,1,,
fan24-1 ALEA. hO6ERS.
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TEE UsuRy LAws-Tbe NEW York

THE UsURY LAws.-The New York
Evening Post thinks that the repeal of
the Massachusetts Usury Laws is a
most important act. 1t regards this as
one of the most important agencies at
work to regain for Boston some part
OF her lost commercial importance; and
recommends strongly a consideration
of this matter to those New Workers
who are afraid of New England capt.
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In obedience to an order of your hon.
orable body, made on the 10Th inst, 1
herewith submit a statement exhibit
ing the amount of taxes assessed in the
several counties of the State for the
year 1866, and the net amount of COM
missions paid the sherifs, respectively,
for the collection of the same. except
ing as to those counties marked with
an asterisk, from which the delinquent
lists have not been received in this
Office. which will reduce the commits
sions little below what is therein ex-
hibited. Respectfully submitted,
j. NJ. MCWHoRTER, auditor.
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Trust Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUs
ID made TO me on the second day OF Anon
A. u. 1855, and Of record in Book 49 folio II
IN the RECORDERS office OF Ohio county, STA
OF West Virginia, shall on MONDAY. M
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, a. d. 1858, at hi
'front.' door OF the Court House OF Ohio con-
" IN Inc city of Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock,
M OF that day, proceed to sell at pubI
auction to the highest and best bidder 4
CASH, all the right, title, and Interest
Henry .. Harbour, decd, as one of the heI
the real estate of the said Joseph 6. Harbod
GIBSON L. CRANAIER
!anta-oOUo 10. Trust
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CARTRIDGES GALE
Notica.

INTENDING TO QUIT THE LIQUOR
i business by the first of April, 1 offer the
balance Of stock on hands at the lowest
febS-iw CT. ZANE.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II II H NJ y.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS AIELY OCCU-
MED nv (3eorRe r. Taylor d Co., and ],
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good Oh ceS In second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes In
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNBROOR.
ONCE, No. llS7S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febS-tf
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Ian1O.tf
For Rent.

THE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
j OF Main street, at present occupied by
MeSsrs. CranRle, DaIze1l & 60. Possession
Owen the LIST OF April next Enquire of
THOS. HUGHES,
jan1 Ind No. IS cor. Monroe 9 Water SITS.
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p4- No notice will be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by a re- Ponsible
name. The name will be considered conf
DENTAL, but must in all cases accompany let
terS as guarantee of good faith.
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MORNING EDITION.
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AH0 uoIu16 VI LnlS OIL mas been al
ready adverted to in our Senate reports.
1t provides for the incorporation of q
village lying south of the National
road, near the Toll gate, two miles east
OF the city. The supposed object of in
corporation is to enable the people liy-
ing In that vicinity to hinder the estab-
ltshment OF a cemetery along side of
them, or rather to abate one already
started, on the plea that said cemetery
Is in derogation of the proper enjoy
ment of their several properties. It is
contended by those seeking incopora-
ton that the interments would be upon
ground as high or higher than their
wells and that the water in said wells
would be in danger Interruption. This
statement, as we understad it, is deni-
ed by those opposed to the bill. Thew
claim that their right to buy eligible
grounds and locate a cemetery is az in
deteasible as that of any purchaser in
that vicinity to buy similar lots and
lay them of into lawns or gardens. We
90 not pretend to go into the merits of
the case on either side, but give only
the general issue. When the bill came
up to-day Mr.. Blair moved to amend It
so that parties would be required IN
live within the precincts of the propos-
cd corporate boundaries for thirty davs
previous to the first election on the rat
Monday OF March next. AS first drawn
residence. MIR. Tomlinson moved 10
amend by striking out the lines giving
powers to the villagers to
abate what they might esteem
to. be nuisances. He Thought
the power asked for was very extraors
binary. There was no limit set to the
discretion of the village authorities as
to their power to abate things objec-
tionable to them. They might, for all
he could see, abate everything and
everybody butthemselves. Mr.. Parker
eoincided with the view taken bv Mr..
Tomlinson. He did not see the neces.
sity for this bill. If there were parties
aggrieved in any way by any trespass
upon their rights their remedy was in
the courts. And this very case was
now pending before the Circuit Court
OF this district. An Injunction had
peen prayed for and granted, and the
rights of all concerned were undere oin9
adjudioation. Why interfere with that
processH Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabeli.
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
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