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The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Of labor is honoraple; that another s not. WHAT a
Young lady Can do with her needle she spqrps to su
persede ~ work In the kitchen. SO clerk Will toll
and enervate his system, when, by labor IN shop
he could lead an easy and pleasant life. "Act welf
your part there all the honor esn In all labor there
should be a good disposition, contentment aud
satisfaction. happy nature dignifes work. The
same principles employed In working for
Christ should extend TO oil human tolls.
There should be patience, forbearance and
good nature The spirit OF whilling sing
ing and merrymaking should prevail. 1ding
should be avoided. You steal your employers time.
and feeling should exist that there is the antagon
ism between capital and labor 1t Is the work OF the
ignoramus or demagogue to incucate Each builds
up the other and both contain the vital principles
necessary to healthy advancement. In labor the
employed should make himself indispensable and he
should aspire to higher place. You reach loftier
station only when you nave more than fed the one
you occupy. The employer also has duties towards
his help. lie should pay them good wages, ade-
quately remunerate them for their service, and re.
member the text, Honor all men," IL is mean ana
dis honest not TO pay for ability SKILL integrity and
worth at their value. People should not expect
good labor for poor wages. There was much PM
losophy what the colored servant said to his mas
ter---.You mustn't expect 10 have the angel Gabriel
on five dollars MONTH" U4aughter.) Prompt pay
ment Of the employed Is necessary, and kindness
and charitable actions should be the or conduct
towards our servants. Religion should be taught
and all the sef-sacrlhcng attributes OF Christ embo
died In looking for their welfare.
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spaIRs STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sermon by the Rev. William Aikman-ssEm-
ployers md Employed',-"You Mustn't
Expect TO Have the Angel Gabriel on
Five Dollars n Month";
Notwithstanding the rain and wind the Spring
street Presbyterian church was comfortably fun yes.
terday morning, on the occasion OF the Rev. william
Aikman's discourse the last OF SERIES on "Em.
poyers and Employed.' The reverend gen.
teman took bis text from l. Peter, H., IL
"Honor all Men, There has always been
two classes Of men since the world began, the
employers and the employed. They are necessary to
human society. and will always continue to be 10
long az man remains the same. Their interests are
Identical and cannot be separated. However much
they may vary In degree, they crossed ana inter
laced with each other No new social structure can
change this condition Of things. SO mutually DO
they rest each on the other that the millionaire
may be destroyed by his cook or the wealthy mer-
chant impoverished by his clerk, to whose
be seen, then, that the employer and the
employed must exist together: they are
the head and foot of the same bod v
II IL well that this Ia 30. Every one cannot be an
architect; the sailor cannot monopolize the quarter.
deck. Neither can domestcs and househOders alike
months at home. lt would not be desirable to have
everything equal In work. For instance, the Jour-
neyman who works forty years has too good sense
to be betrayed into accepting higher position out
Of his limo OF employ which, when the glitter IL
gone, might sink him into rum. We're society re.
Things would be established. Capital apd labor
must be mutually perpetual LABOR Ia not degrad.
ing I'm the sweat 0f thy brow shalt thou eat
bread" Nome believe, srroneously, that one sphere
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A PANIC IN ST. JAMES CHURCH.

AT eleven O'Clock Yesterday morning panic oc-
Cured in st. James Roman Catholic church, in James
street, which fortunately resulted In no serious
juy TO life or property. At the above hour guam
tty OF evergreens nhe gallery near the organ took
nre from gas Jet, which being observed by some
timid person the alarm OF fire raised. The Wild
eat confusion for short time prevailed, the c0ngre
CATION leaving their seats, besides many jumping
effort to escape from the sdlfce Detective Mahoncy
OF the Fourth precinct being IN the church. mounted
railing and warned the people TO keep their seats
as there was no immediate danger, which had The
enect OF restoring the panic stricken audience to
their senses, noDe Of whom were injured. The Ore
was almost Immediately extinguisbcd By the Gre
men,
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
new JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


FATAL RESULT OF INJURIEs.-Y Yesterday after
noon young clerk named Kicker expired at the
City Hospital from the effects OF wounds sustained
on Friday evening by falling down hight OF stairs
at his home, in Hudson street. An inquest Will be
held by Coroner Burns this afternoon.
SHOOTING AFFRAY took place on Saturday
morning between gentleman named Colagan and
the owner OF saloon in Grove street. Mr.. Colagan
received two shot wounds, and was removed for
medical treatment; but he refused TO prefer any
charge against his antagonist
Newark.
PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, while
workman named George Schmldt, residing at No.
is Nevada street. was placing some lumber In order
In the factory OF Mr.. Sommers, large piece OF
scantling fell on his left leg, facturng il severely in
two places. The injured man removed to his
house aud attended by Broad street surgeon.
ROUGH GETS ROUGHLY HANDLED.-On Saturday
afternoon the police were notified that ore William
Quaf, notorious character residing in Tom webb's
house, on the corner OF River street and Railroad
avenue, had been murderously assaulted. Captain
Rogers at despatched detective Smith and
another ofcer to the scene OF the reported occur
renee renee when 1t was % ascertained that Quail had
one Winter, shoemaker. in Canal street, but
that be was more dead from whskcy than the
on investigation that Quail had all the after
noon been quarrclling and raising the dickens gen.
orally with the good people OF Canal street. lie met
one peaceable man, who declined giving him d chew
OF tobacco, whereupOn he beat him shameuly.
Quail next assalled Winter, but soon quailed be-
meath the boot key. The police say be is q hard
character.
Trenton.
COLLISION ON THE NEW JERSEY RAMRoAD-FoR-
TuNATE EscAPE.-Shortly before twelve O'Clock on
Saturday night "smashup'' took place at the
depot which was very near proving disastrous to
the passengers. The Washington express train from
New York was approaching the station when the
direction, rushed by the depot and In a few mo.
inents the collision occurred. The locomotives be-
came 1mbedded IN each other, and the live forward
cars OF each Ilaln .telescoped" and were smashed
up at the ends. brakeman had his leg almost
severed from his body, but beyond this no accident
occurred. The passengers were more alarmed than
hurt but their escape may be attributed to the re-
tarding motion OF one OF the trains special train
was Immediately made up and the passengers con-
tlnued their respective routes. The negligence of
an official Is said to be the prime occasion OF the
collision.
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the od pgnalOa s.ss%shp Go; ,.,.,. v, ms,. and
T:nas''ss Chichester, rhllsss!ps'. sssna't
ship Game COCK snsrburne Hong Kong Sept u daaS w,s
Hope 81 .hs EaassSs Pee
Dec LAT Il 50 lon ao spoke .ch5 Jssse CARL from
handel sd from ,1 Bremen FOR NYorS Sn - 80
Ship Constantine oreevey London and Ils q Wight Nov
Had nne weather Dec NJ while Of steamer
SsIt SsI Ca csai. Nov ls with md's to
Bark John Roaon (srl Lindsay Ragged Island Dec 49,
town. w s %sse On he
and detained at R1gssa Island days Wind
grave grave for % New York; LETT no vessels in port '-'
Ts
Nov in Ion 80 So the NE trades in lat 80
Mona spoke brig Rowland. from 81 Domingo for
bsar altar Se WITH %srse &C. to SeJ Philips sons Had Had
sans 1ss % $ sss:
aousho e 0''' WIN
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
BesTys for Ne" York;
schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Pembroke for Harlem, with
shr Congress Portland for New York, with lumber
to John Boynton's Son X Co.
schr Ed tameyer dorhan Newburyport for New York.
Schr Il q Hickman, Kelly, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Mary Hudson, Vaughn, Boston for New York.
Schr John Fuller, Fuller. Yarmouth for New York.
Schr Mantle, Deerlng, Taunton for New York.
schr Myeoote, Leighton, Proyidence for Philadelphia
schr NJ Mahoney, Davis, Providence for New York.
Schr Sarah T. Nash, Nash, Westerly for New York.
Schr Henrietta, Kenyon, Norwich for New York.
Schr Deborah, Selsey, Norwich for New YORK.
schr Elizabeth b. Hogan, New London for New York.
schr John Buckalew, Robbins, New Haven for South
Amboy.
schr Lady Jane, Haggerty, New Haven for New York.
schr Gust Warwick New Haven for New York.
schr Mary Coyne Facemire, New Haven for New York.
Schr WIN = Cox, Baeman, New Haven for New York.
Schr Eureka. Mayo New Haven for New York.
Schr Annie Murchie Merrel, New Haven for New York.
schr Fashion, Carberry, New Haven for New York.
Schr Escort, Small, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Reading RR No o. Holmes, Norwalk for New York.
schr sharpahooter. Flynn Norwalk for New York.
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paratively useies OF all the widest doctrines that
Of individual Sovereignty was the widest anu inos'
Advertise to the foilies OF following fashions he
observed that although many OF the present ones
violated taste convenience ana Cleanliness al
courts there might be some excuse Tor tue CUSTOM
of wearing long trains, where the doners hsd pages
to lift them up: but where was the gracefulness OF
dragging three yards OF silk through the gutter.
Stll it was the fashion, and by large number 1t
deemed obligation to pursue 1t IN all ITS IAN
tisies Having referred TO the subject Of individual
rights which he showed could be satisfactorily dis
pensed with IN favor OF mankind they should be
iouGhl ior and maintained, but yielded when the
public good required IT,
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, DECEMBER 20, 1869.
ARRIV VALS.
EFpORTED ny THE HFRAID qTRAu ".

hETUKIbU BY TIE HERALD sTEAM yACHTs.
steamship Hevetia tBr), Thompson, Liverpool Dec and
Queenstown with ndne and III TO tho
bteanship Co. Had heavy westerly gales with heavy head
sea dnfhg e passage Dec ~ LAT 81 06 ion II A.
s!gnas with 6uon steamer bound Ii 10th II o. Ion
- oi, passed cupard steamer DC b no a &c passed
Gnion steamer do; 25h, inmsn do 20th, Ma.
tionai steamer do -' "
Steamship Arizona. baury Aspinwa Dec la with mdse
Co. "'p
Steamship Cortes Nelson New Orleans Dec ls with ma.o
and passengers, TO u Cromwell Co. Was Oh the Light
ship Pm 26th 25th inst at iPM Barnegal saw pilot
boat No flowing In n disinasted wreck r
steamship hssssippi, Henry, Nsw Orleans Dec 49, with
mdse and passengers, to Frederic Bkksr Dec a. 81 Ion
~ passed esmshp Lodona, from New Orleans for YORK
steamship Gen Barnes, mallory, Savannah Dec %, with
mdse and passengers, to Livingston Fox A Co
Steamship James Adger Lock wood, Charleston, Dec 49,
with mdse and passengers, TO n Morgan Co Dec a.
I'm, about 30 miles south OF Hateras passed feet Of
schr reged Steamers supposed the spanish gunboas
g.
Steamship Niagara, Bisksmsn, Richmond City Point and
norfoll With mdss and SAssougsrs, 10 the Old Dominion
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NEWBURG.

CLOSE OF NAvIGATIoN.-Thc barge Susquehanna
In tow OF the propeller IIasorouck was the last boat
to leave this city in the season OF navigation lust
closed. departing on Friday night for New YORK.
The river at this point is full OF heavv floating ice
and the ferryboat plying between Newburg and
Fishkiil makes her trips with diflculty.
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r e. GlO u S /.
The Churches and Services
Yesterday.
Ssrmons by Henry Ward Beegher, Rev. Drs.
HepwOFth, Chapin and. MCSwteney,
RsyS Chauncey GILES anu
William hikman.

whether Inspired by associations Of the holiday
season, or actuated Dy an increased piety, tho
cnurchgeing citizens OF the metropolis yesterday
attended divine service In goodly numbers. The
lnclemenoy OF the weather did not deter iheH and
they were rewarded In most instances by practical
Interesting ana entertaining discourses the cream
OF witch win be found in the following reports.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
BROOKLYN CITY.
Glowing Accounts Of the Youth OF the City
OF Chnrches-A Son Stabs His Father
Another Son Robs His Father-An.
other Plays 'Confldence Man."

Mr.. A. Lainey, OF No. 80 flatbush avenue, caused
the arrest of his Eugene, eighteen years OF age
and Alfred Hall, on charge OF grand larceny. The
youths named stole $3.50 from the complainant on
Christmas Eve and repaired TO New York wnere
they visited house OF i'll repute in Greene street
manner. They were arrested upon their return
home, and are now under lock and key at the YORK
Oflcer Holiday, OF the Forty-third precinct
arrested James Millber, between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning upon suspicion
OF burglary. The prisoner was In the act OF
crossing sne @ haniIen avspue erry To- New aora
taken into custody. There were several boxes OF
cigars IN the bag and, as he could not account sas-
factoriy for the possession OF the property, he was
held l0r trial.
Thomas Kelly and Joseph Holt aged twelve
and sixteen years respectively, visited Mr.. J. 8.
CONN., OF 22l Clinton street. on Christmas Day, and
related a lamcntable tale OF impecunioslty, which
appealed to the generous sympathies OF the COM
planant, Mr.. Coffn They stated that they had been
sent TO borrow 1--WE dollars. with which to pay the
rent for Mrs. Kelly. The money was gwen TO the
urchlns, but as 1t was subsequently ascertatned
that Thomas had not been at his home for two days
previous, and that the borrowing mission in Ques
lion was unauthorized, both boys were taken into
custody ana locked up at the Butler street station
house.
Thomas McGrain, Jr., thirty one years OF age, a
hard looking customer, who cannot either read or
write, resides with his father Thomas McGraln, Sr,
in SteuDen street. near Flushing avenue. The OLD
gentleman took occasion yesterday afternoon to
son with his iliterate, intoxicated and undutifu
son, and TO advise him against the evil OF ntemper-
ance, Thomas, Jr, being under the influence OF
liquor at the time. The latter grew enraQed, and,
sezing knife, stabbed his father the left breast.
physician, who was Immediately summoned, de-
clared the wound not dangerous but found tnat the
victim mad very narrow escape as the parrcidal
thrust was fortunately parried from the nnctlon OF
q mortal wound through the blades striking on q
rib ana gancing of, inflicting only slight flesh
wound The accused was taken into custody by
roundsman Bakeriand locked up, to await examina
ton, at the Forty fourth precinct station house.
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Brig Dundee (Br Turks Islands (by pilot boat Charlotte
Webb, 81
Wind al sunset NE.
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mere philosophy. There was nothing ever known
that was Calculated TO redeem man except the nv
ing personality Of Jesus Christ VI set forth IN Ills
Gospel
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY-AT GOLD PRICES
n IN currency until January 1870 TO anticipate the in
evtabe result OF the contemplated return 10 specie
ments have decided throw open TO the public withou
reserve, the magnificent stock now on hand Of
Premium Silvcrpated Ware.
Tea Sets, Urns Walters Liquor Frames Caators Ice Wa
ter Pitchers Cake Baskets Butter Berry Dishes Napkin
Rings, Pie Knives Knives, Forks and Spoons, &c.
House Furnishing Goods,
Including Table Cutlery, Fire Stands, Trays, Plate
Warmers Coal Vases Bread Patters and Knives, Backing
Cases, Sleghs and Skates for boys and girls.
China and Glassware
Dinner and Tea Ses Glassware SETS Cologne Sets Punch
Scs Vases Bronxes Paran Ware and great variety Of
useful and ornamental articles,
Suitable Holiday Prcscnts
EDWARD ID. BASFORD, Cooper Insttuta
The public respectfully invited 10 call for them
selyes
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A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT
States legal everywhere deseron Ac sudncent
publicity; no charge IN Advance; advice frss
n HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau strest
LNARo CHECKS, COMPRESSED IVORY, lh inch I'M
sets o. wv Feo per et plain lined, SEQ engraved asms
a. ivory sSo per set; ID inch, 81 per 100 '@"'
oo, c.,.. WM M. YELLING
1.,.ni,on CURE 9l WITHOUT KNIFE, cAUsTIC OR
~ o. the Pelvic vsces Diseases snd ~
the Eye Noae, Face and Person ~ Dso' o'"os o'
hBShf A. DANIELS, ~ D., IA Lsaias,on avenue.
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isuen lore Griilsn; audb ifrner srtrGalidb gu madsen.
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turirts iYpttnlitiite 8ranitsifsn unc a'itls1tlide
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ltIettsersans. Die G5sn;talisn, rsnn reGtcinmtn
9slune, mu6m rem Iann. Satt STR wcsl js
btra6t, rab aGs5 fisis tuunen, easr5iitrrn immrs
ipl6s lmO. pfc i6 stnsr scltrunnensn O:iunres,i
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Strsm Stitd;te l1nalad gu tacen; lie m:rssn ni'
trauris unp sntmutbtlt. le Fnr itsts tpfia mn
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upn gursn @tmetnbsitsn al lid. SD mein frrt
bisrtsi uidt risienigsn. melbs Sars GsitssFatia'
tsiteu rnrh ustsranitrtn3un3 srre3en, metei IT,
nitt mir Sore Contribution, irnrsrn asA 5Es'
GeiGaIte %rRiairen.
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9rDBe 0turetieum,

ir cine gentle Sur fir oGs &rantteitsn tn
gIaIe @isr.n, Stsintsi6msrrtn, Woi'rIu6t,
prsanilts S6mdts, msitli8e Seihuerp cn,
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8rantbsitsn rsr llrin .Srsune. Of tei Iannsrn
cpsr Trauen, mrGen fe %sntRctrn aus mas Tnr
@ranreu fe npGsn mn sun irsrnr sin,r 3stlansr
Ser ratirsn. a-'asE ...
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2s;.faoeu fir &tiratbsiuH;ce.

IL Nidcdm mli,n rieI ii& qualm
liz, ,inet suttn gtsmann;
: trsr iTs, rtn retttu ans;uwi6l.n,
llr Sori6t uismals l&arsn iarn;
Ich MIR 60 IsiGtsr tbun iIh laifn,
@snn T.'s @tItdlt tn's aust ia1'n!
8eicustra tiau,n CUR grli'tun8 8g-
lie Yitl srirlsttn Shrsire' ftt,
@:il lie itpn rur6 tie Ianae u:brng
gm trftn miiNtn taltm Gid!
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Ear Il, rin TlrAn Nain rrettn.
MN tin:m glcis mn Supisrr sdtr
2Eil msnhr CIT 81 toh EinaaL y
@Esit FeGtr ii &c pjb ein S4ttr,
DIR bat itin ta9li& Brit. i'm 3aut:
8udfincer ipG'.t RE CT r.nhietsn,
23st 4: cas- ll~nsetunu'sr iitteh!
Gin Gartnsr lam ta | titt rolftrinatn,
Inb ieine glaip' Ger 8rauttran, ;itrt!
Ger Waler tnt-mas'e artl and fIinssn;
S6on gitle Mdntm nnSsiAmisrt.
Gin I0rItr mir. ft fsts ttfrsbtn, <'
@tt Mtann eon 9ut,m -1tcn Bu lstsn!
CTR &asia,r ttnnst tsins @nats,
Gr--Isntt ris 3useI.s gem alsiR!
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Au6 III. FER 9ieEe ,Nats ittt! -.
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llnp ME RE 3reu in-Rauh aufs.bt,
8osessn, il bic gilGsr mufsn
@titt iein, r:iB gu maGtn wtTen.
Gin supirihruisc ipirp feline dftn,
Ser litrt unIsngtar slitenr teiB
@it aud Ter 5ui l&mi,r ,!.trr sn lr,Hen
St.ts.oui rem Srpf Cen, Nlssl weib.
Ser S6lO0tr tann inn gt.lebsn
llus itu Ianat3- Aniitlab 9sfsr
Gin Glhisr lit ltiht furbsui hausn, .y-
llnr @Iud nm glas sri&t oft s.ltpino
SutIna&sr finrsn netr gsrirauen,
98eil 4. ia rod f.tutam ifnb
Gin Slsmpnr Surtbeil labt SsrIpreaen,
gr INN ia imm.r iebr gut sI.&sn,
@eiutaneler trtben rem Wlram tGufa
Sur eintn 3ppf BEL Qieteesurf.
8u rfnatem EiR's s,i&ait gelduTg,
au6 in rsr STE al.s Burt!
Stim Slider Mill lie ion erpijten,
Wiro mlnas graut i'm GrIs IN fiten
Ttr Stuitr irsiIid tlnn mas ltifeu>
Gt6 bat Gle frau nit tim aud Yt6!
Barbiet ttat fi6 fbrsrtsl .rluiRsn,
Wmmt'aGW Sors tenn Wuuo uns mra;
utrmater p'tmal5 fb bsmiibsn, ~.
81. iun3sn I1r&sn aui;u!itbsn
Scm 3udntSf+t taFt 6 naianstn, &.
Gas 1T Elm itOnsr Yrautjsam;
''s Sop'5iertr ptib sud- mas anaubanfen!
saHa gfim S&ldhter ftnEt ans SgItrlamm;
@iu Stil'r mjre Acknowledgements.
Str tpunt nit inn ritt ppt,rirt3 trmmen
Gin 9iifIr itsint-si. mrrrm LADEN!
Nattiam CUR Gbe unr FNmrur:
sr lam il lsltIt rit g8te9e ma6:u
'.& llne- ID siH W0m rUn-9ptitur !.lE
Sp mUdt' i'd ne tier nph sr3ltlsu,
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sheriff. Sale.
of - IIlll
Swamp and SchooIELands ria q


By virtue of an order made blythe coaRri
ty court of Gasconade county ct the Febrli ID
term 1863, I will on the 8'Fiaii aaH oas
9th day OF April A. d. 1853 = a,.a'
nd between The honrs of 8 O.clock in
c~foronoon and 5 O'cfock in the afternoon
ofthat day. before the courthouse, door
IN the town of Hermann, and while the
jItuit curt is in Session Offer fer
ale 10 the highest Iidder ahe hlleMing.
j. @mp land and School land to Wis d ff,
Swamp land.
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