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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New Yort--left 18th
inst. Mdse. To James Adger Co, Adcer Il
Co, G " Aimar. Apple, C D Ahrens Co. Bolimann
Bros, D Aiken & Co. q Bschof Co. II Burkett,
Bates Co, J Barden, q Bulwinkle 4 Co, c
Burkmyer q Barr, T NJ Bristol, " NJ Bird Co. =
Brown, sGibusse Purckmeyer. Erown Hyer,
McDuh Cohen, Crane, Boylston Co, Campsen
Co,E Cowperthwait, ,Clacius Witte, Z Cald-
well, W 8 Corwin / co, Coba Co. I M Cater.
Cohen, HaDcke l. Co. Douglass Miller, DAILY,
Darcey, Daily News Office G DeFontaine, M
Eason & Bro Fairly & Co, D E Fleming co, q
Ge1dts L Co, Forsyth McComb co, tnrchgott
Bros Graver Co, " Quincy G Gravely. VIM
hunt, n Hunt, Rurkamp + Co. 6 Hacker, 4
Heath, d Hall Co, j W Harrison, Horsey
Bro, Hart & Co, Johnston, Crews Co. Jetords &
Co, o Johnston, Khnck, Wckenberg Co.
j .napaux, Knox DAILY & Co, Kriete & Chapman,
Lengnlck sell, LANCER, L1urey & alexander. g
Logemanp. Mantoue & Co, Mann. Mense Mu:-
Ter, Marshall Burge, ] G Minor Co. Mercecai
Co, d Murray & Co. Muller 4 Nimilz, McLoy
Rice North. Steele & Wardell. D O'>eill. F ONeill
& Son. B O'Neill. J C Cjemann, Parker, PEER,
Rodgers & Co. Co-ne,sop, Crsmer & 60. c P Foppen-
heim ] 5 L Pierson. D Paul L Co, A Quacken-
bush. Rughtimer. Raverel & Co, G Stefens.
B Stoddaid & co, Stol Webb & Cc. W shepherd.
solteIi, Southern Express Co. G Walter & GO. q D
willisms & sen, Wagner Monseea S Wilson. "
L Webb. Werner eker, Whittemore & Rhodes,
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in prces bat after the large business that has been
done for come time past aud the strength displayed
beyond what was generally expected It will be di-
cult to give fresh impulse to that market and en-.
able producers to sell full production ct the pre-
sent high range Of prices.
We think this the more likely as the accounts of
the growing crop are Of the most satisfactory ma
ture From America, the reports are highly faVora-
BILE; the weather has been remarkably fine for the
past two months, and the best authorities are unan-
nous in looking for yield considerably IN excess
OF last year. provided disaster occur. In India,
TOO, the crops are promising very well and decided
increase Is expected over the previous year:
These considerations will no doubt exert sooer-
ing infiuence and do much to neutralize the imme-
diate prospect Of short supplies; for, with tne e1
pecaton OF more plentiful supply OF cotton ne1t
year, business Will be restricted in Manchester;
spinners will use up their reserves Of stock ana con-
ine their buying in this market to the supply OF
immediate wants .,-..x 81. -
There has been good deal OF uneasiness felt IN
business circles for some time past with reference
to the health Of the Emperor OF tne sSonia @ no
be overlooked.
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Macon Market.

MACON, September 13 3-CorToN-Re;eipts to-
day 597 bales; sales 41e; shipped 495.
Receipts for the week ending this evening the
above Included 1922 bales; GALES for same time 1922
bales; shipments 1858; showing an increase Of re-
ceps of last week over those Of the week before OF
1859 bales; increase OF sales 76c.
Receipts for the corresponding week IN septem-
ber,, 1858, 7s7 bales; sa,es 3s9. hiddling cotton
on the 18th September, 1865 20 cents.
Receipts Of the new crop at this point to date
5172 bales.
Ihf market vas quoted. on ths date Of our last
weekly review as dulhat 80 cents for middlipgs, with
nearly every bale in the city for sale on the samp
every day, and we quote the market dull this even
ing at 251s cents for the best mddngs-a decline Of
fully one cent from yesterdays figures.
The steady and rapid decline was caused alto
~ether we think, By The Tsr!d manner in which
Cotton has been tar5wn upon the market by pro-
ducers and il II Is persisted in much longer 1t VIII
not surprise us in the least II quote mddiiDgs
on next Wednesday at 20c. No market can be glu.-
ted with an article as the cotton market now is, with
out aff-ctpgthe price Of the article, and may be,
force It below its productive value. We are inclined
to the inion however, that the price Of cotton is
now about down to that point below which the
planter win not 20 If he can help himself. and We
therefore look for orders upon his factor 10 store
instead of SELL as has been the clamor during the
past week
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1st, 1869. bales. 17s
Received to-day. b9I
Received previously. sly.........."... 45I1--aT4
Total. ................ 5l5s
cbinna6 today - 4o5
Shipred previously. ............... 28s5-33s0
sto.. on hand .hi. evening. ........ IT'S
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smith, Edwards s. Co.'s Monthly Cotton
80 ~ -" Circular.

LIVERPOOL, September 1.-The prospects Of our
market have undergone no substantial change in the
past month. The deficiency In the visible supp OF
cotton IN stock and known to be aoat to this cour-
yrs has b EN- reduced Si.t00 at wh ch 1t stood o
month ago. to 291 0o0 This, however. has not been
produced by any increase sbii ments from abroad
bu is owing almost entirely to the smaller takings
Of the trade this year than du:ing the same period
In 1858 when they were unusually heavy. The
ngures now stand at 93l 900, against l22 OOO lsst
rear. .o, J., ,.,, ,,,,,,s,
bly, strong and it is imp ssible to see how we can
dde over the next few months without considerc-
be reduction in consumption. The ou gVlpgs so
far this year from the Kingdom for consu4ptien n
and export have averaged $1,000 per we-k-52. OC0
to the trad, and 000 export; durug he last four
months Of last year they reahed oo0 IS QUO to the
trade and $4,000 export. II We aiiow stock at
Christmas in Liverpool AID ondon Of 500 0Jn bales,
We can barely supply an Outgoing OF 64i10 for the
remainder OF this year, and asthir Is usuaythe Pc
Rod of heaviest export, the CO tnent will likely
uuire OF this amount at least 1s.sDe. leaving only
IS 900 weekly for the consumption Of Greal Britain
our supply Of American cotton. allowing the stock
to run down to Is 600 by the middle OF November,
will op'y permit Of weekly deliveries to the trade
and txpor' OF 10 900. and aiibou: epinners have
tar stock on hand 1t Is dhsuls 10 SEQ how the
suwr ton Is to be crcs so largely on to surat cot
ton vi'houf severe pressure and fur h<r widening
creased already I'd per ID witptn the East month;
ne more 90 as stocks Of all long-sapled cotton are
f such srall compass, and there IS nothing to sub
stitute for American except East India.
WtE hanchestt again to become strong IN tope, n
DuyerH 70 ooer5Se there with the saEe confidence
curing The past two months We should probably see
Ietewed excitement in this market and 90 advance
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DERG,s UNIVERSAL SSIAN
HEALING SALVE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFF CfED
innumeraole and has gained for itself great
reputation. The dscoyerer of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousards Of cases dur
ING the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, In MANY cases considered mortal.
MIR. E. BERG is the soe possessor OF thr raiuaoie
secret OF maktrg this Save; from bis experience IN
usiuc ii In Europe ana the success attending Its a
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into the United states IT RELIEVES PAINl
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Passengers.

Per steamship Falcon. for Baltimore-Miss A
Kelly Miss DeSaussure. w Kelly, ] CawpseH, G
Vince, lartmill. Bennett, Upper, and
Hahn.
PR steamship Charleston, from New York-A
o wilson, Peck. " Brtckell, M Abbott, J
Denim, McMack and son, g Won hartman, G Ber-
busse " Palmer. b Curran q Twitchel, Mrs D
E Converse Graver, G Davis and wife, Will
son, J Wilson, ] Claussen AID wife. Miss Mary
Doscher, W Sencker aud wife, Bee and vile,
! r Melst on, wife and two children, Mrs Feldmann
and eon, b Blackwell, " courtney. Bremen,
q Thule, G Ahrens. Mrs q Thule and daughter, P
Piflsbury. P Fraser. Miss Julia wehorock, Marie
Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown, C-Miss
Morgan. Master Morgan, and Mckay
Per steamer Pilot Boy, II ON Beaufort via Edisto-
MISS II Fluddmsn, Mrs Pierce, z L Turner. W
Verd ees, Hutchinson, two Misses Hutchinson,
Master Hutchinson, Mitchell. Col Wbaley, Mrs
NJ Seabrook and two children, Beckett, Mrs Vim
Becker. W Gugg, and II on deck.
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" Yates, Jose zapeda. and South Carolina Rail-
road Agent.
Rice Flour, and Sundries. To shsckelford Kelly,
Thurston Holmes. R Pripgle, @ Aston, sr, and
others.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck. Beaufort via Edisto, &c.
bales Sea Island Cotton. Mdse. and sundries: TO
J D Aiken b Co, E II Pierce, 6 Hoppock, Adger
l. Co. B Adams, and Roper & stoney.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Pbiladelphia-Jno
Theo Getty.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-courtenay &
Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey. Baltimore.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Kirby, Barnard, at New York. Sept IA.
Schr Jonathan May, Neal at Phiadelphia, Sept IA.
Sailed for this Port.
British ship Duke of Wellington, Allen, from Liver
pool, Sept1.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR his PehT
FOREIGN
The Duke of wellington, Allen, sailed. d......sept I
British bark Dalkeith, Langwil sailed. August 10
The Homborsund, Nelson, up........... August Is
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Bark Walker, Pettengin, cleared. Sept
Anna Glover, Terry, cleared. sept
Schr Joseph Long, -, up....... .......".Sept Q
Schr Zeta.Psi, -, up.... ...sept
Rec1PoRT, ME.
Brig Monica, McCobb, sailed. led...............sept .
NEW YORK.
Brig Kirby Barnard, cleared. Sept IA
Brig Bradshaw, Chase, cleared. Sept IL
Schr Jessie Leach Chlds, cleared. Sept IL
Sehr Ellen Baxter Rogers, cleared. Sept IS
schr Isabella, Burton cleared. Sept IS
Schr Conservative, -, Sept "A
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Jonathan May, Neal cleared ....sept "a
BALTIMORE.
Schr Francisco, Crowther, up........ Sept
schr b stickney, Fooks, cleared ...........sept
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no ECON MIS- TT s T..
THE BARNwELL JOURNAL.

AS The B.sINHss SEASON APPRoA CHEs
the undersigned VIC ud respectfully call the at eution
of the Merchants OF Charleston to the BARNWELL
JOURNAL published at Blackville, S. c., paper OF
rapidly increasing circulation, to be found in not
only every portion of the large and wealthy County
Of Barnwell, bur in many other counties OF the
State, ard has a scattering circulation rom Connec-
tcut to California. The Jou nal is always on file at
the office Of Messrs. WALKER. EVANS Goes
WELL, the agents IN Charleston, and business men
would 20 well 10 call in and take look at the paper
before making up their fall advertisements for the
weeElies Of the State
Terms moderate. which can be learned upon ap-
plicstion to WALKER, EvANS & COGsW WELL, or py
adore: sing the subscriber at either Backville or
Harnwell. JOHN S. sbUcK.
August % limo
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Markets by Telegraph!
--.'9H EoREIoN MARKETS.

fospoN September 1f-Noon.-Consois s]7s'
Bonds s2X.eTlsg. fil,rs.i.e esIs,ttO-
eljIyrnpooL, september 17-Noon Cotton steady;
uplands 1sd; Orleans 1sd; sales 5000 bales; sales
Of the wax 5000 bales; for export 1900 baes;
fr specu,ation Is 600 bales; stock 100000 bales OF
which 7soO0 blles are American; stock aioat 4s6 600
Sba,es. Of which eeoo were American. Red Western
vheat ss Cd. Pork 1l2s Cd. Lard 75s Cd. -
tstftsrnocn,4 Of cotton will not exceed 1000
h,les Yarns and fabrics quiet
erIyenine-cotton nrmer but not higher; sales 7co)
bales for EXPORT snd speculation.
.;pAa1s, September 17-Bourse opened Arm. Ren-
les 7of SOC.
HkvRE, september I6-cotton quiet both on the
spot and aho.ti sl@t.ss 80 sst.t
:, DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw Yoar. september i7-Nocn.- Stocks un-
.eft,ed. Money sseaay att. stering long 81;
,sn,t Az Cotton ffrrn er at s0xc Turpentine droop
irr :. Sc. Rosin dropping strained 8: 80.
.yrvenina- Cotton armer closing quiet; sales 800
h.,ss a sono. FIour hesYy. except for superfue
nich !. eItrems,y scarce State and Western super
s,e ca soas 1s: Southern to fair extra ss 50,6 S.
hsaf hesvvs aa1c lower: winter red Western 81 50a
{ sa ro;n c,o.a shaae easier mixed western 81 IAa
s1s ,poTx stsaay. $50 s7x. Lard heavy and lower;
hettle lsalsxc. Whisiey lower; 81 Is offered. 81 10
.sEea Rice t,rm and quiet, Carolina sXas5Sc. Sugar
.c.ive. coase firm. Melasses dul Turpentine 4s
alaxc Rosin 80 soes Freiehts unchanged. Money
.cttss ,tr starting demorslized at 7xa7x. Gold
,,sar :, ast<.e Bonds weak at 21X. Stocks better
sonths,n bonds on last call were strong.
: R,IyT,.osr. september l7.-coston nat; low mid.
ssnss noutna,,y at asc Flour dull; low grades hrn.
y-hs.4 steady. Corn active; white u %. Pork dull
AZ sssasi. Bacon Arm and demand heavy; shoulders
1sn.1sHc whiskey dul, at 81 lsss1 10.
c,rcrxs.rr. septsmber 1T-whiskey unsettled;
ofsered At 81 I6. Pork held at $50 Lard
unsa.sled Demand OF bacon limited to the jobblng
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QDmmerfial.


PHmADRLPHIA-Per steamship Promeiheus-40s
bales Upland Cotton, 20 bales Yarns and Domes-
- tics, I3 bales Was % bales Rags. 500 bbo Ma
>. val Stores 20 tons Railroad Wheels and Iron,
- aud Sundries. s-s.-..--'-'>
HALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-587 bales Up
8 land Cotton, 81 bales Rags, 145 casks Clay. bale
Wool, q bales DoNestlcs, = bales Hides, and
so Erndries.a ee'
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FLoUR-we continue to report strong and active
market, without ary change in quotations, which
are as follows: SUPER S. 25a6; single extra So 25a
60 double extra $6 50a6 70; family 81 25aS; fancy
ss 5Oas rs. shipments during the week have
amounted to s60 bols addition to which there has
been an active local demand.
wHEAT-The receipts to-day included 1leo bush
els and we heard of sales OF 100 bushels red from
store at 81 25 and shipments Of 600 bushels amber
at 81 80 in depot 1he receipts Of the week amount
to "a 95s bushels against 49, 393 the week previous
CoRN-The receipts to day included 1900 bushels
and the buying price from wagon 81 10 for yellow
81 12H for mixed, and 81 15 for white Shipments
to-day OF 1900 bushels at 81 % in depot.
OATs-we heard Of sales from store, sacked at 65c.
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Consignees per Northcastern Railroad
September II.

lat tales Upland and I bale Sea Island Cotton.
Mdse &c. 1oJV Barcen, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co
D Stoney, " DowlinG Co. Mrs Fiudd, Dukes
Co, Graeser Smith, Kendall & Dockery. Claghorn,
Herring Co, J Pring,e, Wagner. Buger Co,
Reeder LAWS, Thurston Holmes, Frost l. Adger.
shackelford & Kelly, Bisceoff Co, RAyepel Co.
g W williams & Co, Caldwell & So1s. A salinas, g
d Walter Co Mowry Co, B wlneberg, Willis
4 Chisolm, " Ryan. Gaillard Minott, Cohen
& Co, J Wiley, ] Campsen 60. Paul Co, Rail-
road Agent wieters, and Order.
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Nnf Arts.
CULURISG.

E1IAUI UOItAF1 CULOININUs
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filled byleaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of coloring preferred.
July % 3mos*
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nrwspapers.
THE BakNWELL SENTINEL.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
will find 1t to their interest 10 advertise in the SEN
IINEL. It has published in that la ge and rop
ulous County Tor seventeen years, aud bas circuls
ton unsurpassed by any country paper III the STATE,
Terms liberal. Address z. A. BRONSON, Pro-
prietor, Blackvile, S..
August % limo
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Nexx york Rice Market.

The New York Journal of Commerce Of Wednes-
ay the 18th instant reports that there 10 net much
doing. The holders Of the old crop are free sellers,
.nd fhonob the stock is aal, they are making con-
cessions. We quote sasc. Sales 20 uerces: The
rst invoice Of the new crop, consisting Of terces,
was sold to-day at exc; 1t is of choice quality East
India is dull and rather heavy; 100 bags in bond.
cold at Slice gold, and 120 bags, duty paid, at
7ha7%c. Fs-.
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PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE FXCELLENT MED1Es OF o. 8.
PRoPHITT, II. D., need no recommendation
their wen known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them an e3viable reputation in Georgia
and the adjoining States As the majority Of person.
living in the South are predispoed to disease Of ne
Liver II Is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches Of our people ore due
to org anic or functional derapgement of that impor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-,
Is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colc,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual DISTINCTIONS, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL 1T
6ke chaf before the wind.
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,lcharlessen Cotton. Rice and Naval
stores Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, |,
SCHAnLEsros, Friday Evening, September H.
CoTToss-The inquiry was moderate, but after
wards became more active, and cloeed with frner
feeling on the part Of factors, the quotations reatr-
ing without important charge. Sales about 500
bales viz 10 at a. at 2l3S; II at 25; 81 at 251;
at25H; "A at 25X 90 at 26; 2s at 2s 80 ut 2e'; 2S
at 2s>; 90 at 27; at 27,< at 271; at 27sl; at
So, ana 8 2e We quote:
s.7s-s. LIvRRpoor CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....24 @26A
Low middhng. .26Hg-
~ Niddbng. ............N o.
R1cE-In the absence Of supplies there were no
GALES Of this grain. -.
NAVAL sTonEs.-There was fair inquiry for this
class Of articles ct steady rates, the following saes
taxing place: rs bbls Of MOL rosin at S. 10 bbls Of
No. do. st 50 75; 80 bbls. Of low No. at 90 25;
bb's. extra No. at 50; 80 bbls. of extra No. Q at
u s5; 1e4 bhs. No. do at 81 80; l57 5bls of low
No. and No at 81 70 9, Dbl; so bbls spi,t tur
pentine, IN New York barrels, at soc.
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like chaf before the wind.
pRopH1rr,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophit-BavinR used this medicine sufh-
ciently long TO test its virtue. md to satisfy my own
mind that II is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgnally benefited as he has oeen by Its use We
deem IL duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
Of the Georgia Conference
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
September II.

s7s bales Cotton, 81 bales Domes les, 120 bbls
Flour, 80 sacks Flour, 80 bbs Naval Stores, cars
Wood, cars Lumber. To Railroad Agent, Mowry
4 Co. Graeser L Smith. A salinas, Ryan. " b
Mey, Reeier L Davis, Walter & %, G Will
den, Frost Adaer, .Adger b co, Caldwell Son,
watson q, Courtenay Trenholm, and Ssenhouse
4 Co.
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Wilmington Market.

WNIAAABSOAA N0s@&AO~
WILMINGTON, 81 september 16.-SPmIrs TuRrEN-
TNR.-Sales Of 81 casks at SeHc.
RosN.-sales of 4S4 bbls at 81 90 for strained and
S3 80 for No l.
CRUDE TuRPENrnsE. Sales of II bbls at So for
virgin and 50 30 for yellow dip.
TAR.-Sales OF 81 bbls at 50 30 per Dbl.
GoTToN-Sales Of 80 bales at 273Sc for middnog'
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BE CA r e FUh
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY oVERwoRK
OF head or hand and feel the need OF something in.
vigorating. don't drink whiskey or anyintoxica ting
thing, whether under the name Of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give just as much strength to
your weary bodc and mind the whip gives TO the
lad ed horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimuants are
Injurious to Nerve health. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
PHA Es OF TIE MOON.
New Moon, 9th, - hours, 46 minutes. morning.
First Quarter. 18th, hours. 8 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, goth. 8 hours. 2l miuutes evening.
Last Quarter, 28,b. hours, Q minutes. evening.
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