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PROPOSALS.
STEWARDS OFFtCE,D
EASTERN LCSATIC ASYLUM,
lIII1AMsnI,R hnrph l. l.IO.

ma
WILLIAMSBURG, March l. l.o.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received ut this office addressed To the
Board of Dircctors) until FRIDAY, 10 A.;a;:
April /, 1870, for supplying the INSTITUTION
with the following articlcs-to wit,
FLOUR-Orange Grove, 10 barrels:
SUGAR-Porto Rico. 1900 pounds;
SUGAR-Crushed. 800 pounds;
BACON-Clear-rfbbed sldes, 1000 pounds: MANS
tcanyassed), 500 pounds:
PORk-Mess. ], 900 pounds;
TEA-Imperial. Us pounds
BUTlER-New ! ork State, 500 pounds =.
HERRINGS-North Carolina cut, 10 barrels:
MISUNDERSTANDING SYRUP 81 gallons
SALT-Marsh lis, : sacks;
COFFEE Laguuyra, go pounds
HALF-HO-E-C0tton, 20 dozen;
LINSEY, 300 YARDS;
JEANS-Unhleached, 400 yards
MUGS-White tl-s gallonl, / gross.
All Of the above stores to be OF good gqali,s,
subject to inspection and rejection, and to De ce-
Uycred at the Asylum, free of expense, within
twenty (2o) DAYS from award OF contract.
In proposing for the subsistence stores, dealers
will combine themselves TO such grades cniy as are
specified in this notice, and will furnish Il sample
of each article for which they bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or Hll
bids.
By order Of tine Executive Committee.
NH I--an.lJvy Ell NJ LEN. fn~Hrl.
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q. HOWARD intends removing Il

~ G. HOWARD intends removing to
J.. Texas very shortly. and VII attend 70 any
State. Post-of1ce, Richmond, box osl Messages
to be left with ROBERT HOWARD, Esq, once
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
NH 9-ctaiw<
TOR SALE.-I HAVE A FRESH GssssssS
Il COW 1 will ssIl or traTe for u beef cow. e.
/ have also q fine BERKSHIRE ROAR for sale.
mi 0 W. ii. BkAUER, Old Marker.
DICH PLATED TEA SETS-OF NEW
H. and rich desIgns-jast received and for sale sl
Che lowest prices. GEORGE @. GARI,
dep opposita poEt-ofaca-@
VARB ROUGH's CELEBRATED
i 'lBOENE BQUCHE - TOBACCO for sale
by POWHATAN Il: DCPC9,.
Rhs Apothssary, 81 Bread ss-eeA
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

w eih'''n ,uasorto,, the net;tions Of
NJ; @o0Ts.on Snrfo,k n. A. Morrison.
villain sta.ls ,~lcrbanv: 4. s.
to''' w:n. Inhn =. Sharitz. Wythc i:
NcF''F!', s,a.,. 7 Z II. Finncy. B
J'h' VI ,mon. Lain \. Parker, Din
y. 'N''" II po,,or ,crnmac Hcnia-
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MN NS9'e1 wi 49, : I~on Ecv. Lee c.
M''Sue'i nron. Thomas Wood. Nicholas
brown, 1nhr n Runtz. Wvthe +:
J. ufAesC2!' y"v,nn Scott william
LoSc}n d.. Inh Il G. Catlett.
fSE''S''", ~ Uonoct Prince Ell.
'E""'oS'T' :, i,o'.o Hind. John B.
vary W" " uo,l,nd nanvillc :
G7''E'S' u,,,o, Not;bows. David
,"D"''.S r,.srIramia John T. seawcll.
E,.,,,. / 4. Mcraulcv. Roanoke :
I,,,h II olson, Suotsvlvania J. \. Tay-
,nn,hrrr John Trout. Roanoke {;
49, uoywno3 Caroline: John G..
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t''1ESS W. H"s1'Uus i'oanoHe' ""
.,,,.. p;ctmorJ D%y;l Cnllar Corroll
ma Y, T. Conway, Stafford. Va: prayinc
:he removal Of their political disabilities
which were referred to the Select Commit
Toe N the Ecmova! IF Political Disabili,
;;cs.
Mr.. Lewis presented the petitions of c
r. q. Ferrall and Robert Johnston, Rock.
ipyham. John NJ. Gregory, Charles City
.TGserh n. Prince, SOUTHAMPTON Edward
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~ Foreign Markcts-lBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, March o. Noon -Consols, S3i. United
States bonds, OIL. Turpenttne, sos. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, March Moon. Cotton dull up.
lands, Id; orleans, HID; estimated sales, 10, 900
bales. Breadstuffs arm. Lard dull
LIVERPOOL, harch 9-Erentpg.- Cotton steady.
Uplands, Id; Orleans. HID; sales 10, No bales,
including 2. GOO for export aud speculation. Fro
visions generally dull. -
PARIS. March s.-Bourse opened quiet rrntes,
III. 65c-
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Mr.. Southall's retirement from the edi-
torial control of the Enquirer is greatly re-
GREETED. Both in and out of the sanctum
be was deservedly popular, his urbanity
M geniality endearing him to all with
whom he was brought in contact. Mr. s.
returns to Observation-Disclosures letter
in Alexandria Gazette.
A meeting will be held in Lawrenceville
on Saturday next to organize a county az
ricultural society for Brunswick.
Rev. r. N. sledd, Of Lynchburg, is going
to Florida, seeking health.
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Foreign News.

H lRRECoSCILABLEs.
PARIS, March S.-The MdrSeillniSe this
morning publishes violent letters from
Henri Rochefort and other political pri-
soners.
A meeting was held in this city last eve
ming for the purpose of organizing q society
to be called the Friends of Order. Several
hundred people assembled, and speeches
were made and resolutions adopted de-
nouncing the recent rioting and disorder in
Paris.
Eight hundred conscripts to-day formed
in line, and, with a Grape banner at their
head, marched through the streets TO the
publication Office Of La -MNrSeilaise. There
they halted and sang the Marseillaise ;
after which they quietly dispersed. The
police, made no attempt to interfere.
.PAPAL AVAILABILITY.
PARIS, March S.-Religious organs here
have adviccs from Rome which represent
that the Pope, in response to a request of n
great majority Of the bishops, has distribu-
ted among the Council a scheme. proposing a
definition Of the dogma of infallability, with
q notice that the suggestions Of the fathers
on the same will be received until the nth
instant. Dispatches from other sources add
to this intelligence that in consequence of
tho introduction of this scheme the French
Government has made a demand on the
Papal Court that u special envoy of France
be permitted to assist at the Council also
that Cardinal Antonelli has acknowledged
the receipt of the demand and promised to
answer il in q few days.
The Ultramontane journal lie Monde
states positively that the Pope has required
the Ecamenical Council to fix upon q def
milton Of personal infallihility within Il
week.
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Mr.. Brecxinridee on the Kuklsx.
LOUISVILLE, Msrch9.-Hon. J. c. Brock.
inridge, in an argument before . criminal
court to-day, denounced the membe1st o9
the Kuklux as villains or idiots. ~
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iishEonsniar eourt.
British Minister to Japan, With hts stfe,
was q passenger on the Bombay, end WI
be examined as . witness. The mcat ias
tense. excitement prevails during the issaa.
tigation.
The View Manspshiss Eassl1ea.
!. W1sHrsGToN, March s-Dfspat6hSa zf@8
new Hampshire indicate that the Hsprtai.
cans havetcarried the Stats snd LsgisistEYS
by q reduced majority. NJ. Chandler WI
doubtless be elected to the senste.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Ths rcyeras
receipts to-day we're $685.. 900. IA
General Quesada and party visited The
President to-day, and subsequently visited
Secretary Fish unoffeially.
The President has nominated W. 3. Hsrs
dy for assessor of the third Lsuissna de-
trict, and Mr. Emmoas, attorney fos the
northern district of Florida.
The Finance Committee Of the Senate u
divided on the time for whiskey 70 rsmAin
in bond. There will be o minority report.
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The Richmond Dispatch Of Friday, COM
menting on the action of our Legislature in
authorizing the appointment. Of commits
sioners to adjust the debt, says:
"This is very we'll as far ns it goes. But
it means nothing. The Constitution of
West Virginia has laid down q basis for the
division of the debt, which basis will not
be accepted by our commissioners nor dis
regarded by the West Virginia commits
sioners."
The Dispatch is not quite accurate. The
basis referred to is not laid down by the
West Virginia Constitution, but by the or
dinance Of the Virginia Convention of 1861
authorizing the division of the State
Wheeling InteUigencer.
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RUNAWAY RoAAScE.-The little village
of Blacksburg, in Montgomery county, has
recently been agitated from centre to perl
meter by a runaway match. a young lady
Of the village was betrothed by her parents
to a gentleman who she did not desire TO
marry. Only y few days before the day
set for the nuptials arrived she disappeared
with another lover, and was next heard
from at Bristol, that Gretna Green of Vir-
GINA, with the title of "Mrs." attached to
her name. The other man is grieving over
the store clothes left on his hands.-Lych-
burl Republican.
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY. and INGRAM CARPETaNaA
RUGS, MATS, and FLOOR.CLoTHa
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLoTHs,
DAMAsK and LACE CURTAINS, and VILE.
DOW SHADES.
/ have reduced the above to correspond With tSe
price Of gold. r. p. RICHARDSON.
NH Sim COL corner Main anc Ninth streefs.
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lands Ii the forks & Hanover viii readily

command $50 per acre. :
Our people have nodisposition to form
any new party alliances. They see nothing
but havoc to result from any movement to
that end, hence they desire 10 maintain
intact the old Conservative organization
which has 30 far effected more for their re-
generation and disenthralment than any
mere political partyorganization could ever
have accomplished.
Most of our housekeepers secured their
complement of ice during the recent mode
rate freeze. 1t is now, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
snowing.-Hanorer, in alexandria Gazette.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
Nl DOLLAR SAVINGS BAHK.-Stockhoidsrs
coming SO. are hereby notified that an instalraeat
OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS viii be s0idto
the lowest bidder IN sums to suit. Bids win be 70.
'ce!ved from this up TO the 10th Instant tho dsyof
sale.
Stop paying rent ; buy yourself Q home.
For particulars, apply ut ONCE 1900 Main STREET.
r,b y potgda -
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The Ioss or fa,e Onetda.

WASHINGTON, March e.-Secretary Port
man of the American legation to Japan,
writes that the investigation relative to the
Oneida disaster 10 proceeding at the Eng
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-19
The Bank Robbery !
A GOOD STORY.
% 1T is not of the least use to argue the

y" 4 J. is not OF the least use to argue the
a. question, father. Tell me plainly
yes or no, and will bother you no more
about it.''
l cannot indulge you in this, Harry. In
deed you should believe me when say we
cannot afford it,
Mr.. Houghton leaned his head heavily on
his hands as he spoke, and seemed to dep
recate the displeasure ofhis handsome, i'm
patient son.
every well, sir" said the youth of nine
teen, his hand quivering as he arose with
the anger he seemed striving to keep out
of his words and tones. 81 hope you will
never be sorry for the trihe you have refused
me tonight. | shall make the trip to Lake
George, next week, nevertheless, if have
to sell grandfather's watch and chain to get
the money"
A half groan came from the hidden face
of Foster Houghton and a reproachful " O
Harry, from his mother, whose eyes had
been filling with tears as she sat silent dur
ing the stormy interview. But the boy was
chain in his waistcoat to give emphasis to
the threat. As he took his cloak and cap
from the closet, he continued
"You need not sit up for me, or leave the
door unlocked. am going to Tinborough
with the fellows to a strawberry party, and
rs there will be a dance, and the nights are
short, | shall wait for daylight to come
home If do not stop and catch a nap at the
Valley House before starting.
"Who is going from Elmtield?' inquired
the father, more from desire to show an
interest and win the boy from his moodi.
ness, than from curio sity.
Nearly everybody of my set said Har-
ry, with something of studied coIdness,
"Arthur Brooks and Tom Boxiam and
Frank Pettengiil-and Harrison Fry, if you
want tlIe whole list''
His father turned sharply away, but the
mother spoke appealingly:
eff you would cut off your intimacy with
Harrison Fry, now and forever | think
there are few things your father would re-
fuse you. | have seen his evil influence
over you ever since he came back from the
city. He was bad boy and will be bad
man."
Like myself and other wicked people"
SAID the boy, looking at his watch, "Hany
Fry is not SO black as he is painted. But /
am not so intimate with him as you fancy.
AS to father, do not think his treatment
OF me gives him n claim to interfere with
my friendships"
Henry Houghton shot his shaft de.iber-
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At New Bloomfield, Penn'a.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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12 I" /" &c two Insertions
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Business Notices in Local Column 10 Cents
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Notices of Marriages Or Deaths inserted free.
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Ten Lines NOnpareil or one Inch, is one square.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
SUSPENSION OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF
RROOKIYN

Great excitement existed I'D Brooklyn yester-
day upon the becoming known that the Central Bank
No. sl5 Fulton ST. had been unable TO meet check for
500, and had suspended payment The check was
presented by the firm of Cole & Murphy, auctiOneers
who had account OF $4,000 in the bank. Their
clerk was informed that the bank could not pay there
was but 81 in the drawer that the bank was unable to
meet its liabilities would probably be able to do
in few days The clerk however, noticed that deposits
were being received usual, but no payments made
MI John L. spader, the cashier, states that the ab
ties OF the bank large, but that 1t was unknown
whether or not they greatly in of its assets
no financial statement having as yet been prepared,
tboueh the matter under the consideration Of the
directOrs vino had held meeting and would take
states that short time ago number or the st0ckD0des
became dissatisfied with the management Of the
bank, and applied to the supreme Conrt S ior vli On
nHt sny more money until tho affaire were
propery investigated, that they might see IN what
Condition the institution stood hnahcany hestefuay
was served upon the officers OF the bank, with an order
anpojntiyg Mr. John L. Spader cashier TO receive and
seftIe its affairs The injunction was obtained Dy Pnp
Crooke who acts by counsel for the Stockholders. lie
saws fiat the bank thrown out OF the Clearing House
Yesterday morning. .
real estate by the President, who Is known as e owner
OF the Post0nce and other extensive buildings in the
tv and who reported TO he the principal owner OF the
caial stock Of the institution. The suspension was
hasened by the action of the Marine Bank OF YORK
after the lst nst redeem the notes Of the Central
The Institution Is old enc, established under State
charter and transactng business capital OF s2OOo
I'm 900 shares During the financial panic or 1857 tho
bank suspended for few days and has since transacted
a limited business upon supposed safe BASIS. Inc
President Is MI. ii. L. PTuyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Irish Republican Association of the Hid
Assembly District met last evening u No 3l5 Broomest,
ard permanently organized by eecting tho Following
1Ntcsrs: President Robert Iafan; Secretary, Thomas
gs.ry: Treasurer. James Denton. Dennis Burns, j. 4.
Wlloughby. and Robert MoManus are delcgates from
This Association 90 the shfHpuhhcan General Com
tutteC The Association numbers now about 90 members
and to do its full share Of work or the parry ia the
next campaign.
The Kings County Republican General Com
itec met last evening, at Commonwealth Han, Brook
u the Vicepresideut, Mr.. william Richardson, la the
at air The Committee appointed 20 rcOrganize the
Fourth Ward, reported that they had completed their
work and that Luke C. RYDER had been elected l'rCsi-
dent ~ fhc Ward Association. Col Morton moved That
che report Of the Committee be adopted ana the officers
gf the ward Association and members OF the General
Committee be recognized Mr.. Joseph Reeve presented
z communication from NJ j. J. Couch, PRESIDENT OF the
Fourth ward Republican Association, stating That the
new enrolment constituted attempt to legislate the
oGrer of Che Association out OF Office and the AssOca
ton se OF existence. He thought that the General
committee had been guilty of great injustice, and should
reconsider t. action. AS President OF the Association,
e earnestly protested against the action Of the General
Committee IN rcOrganng the Ward - directly calculated
disturb th harmony and impair the efficiency OF the
Republican party in the Ward The motion Of Col Nor
ton recognize the Association was adopted, and
.i. Committee adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
TILE HEAT.

The dog star still continues TO rage, and per.
spring humanity and the dispensers OF cooling drinks
exchange fractional currency and liquids with q ma
tualy satisfied air.
The sadtest feature Of tbs IL the number ~
those who have been stricken down the pfme OF life
by the deadly OF the Too much caution cannot
be exercised by pedestrians in protecting themselves
from the heat and the thus pended viii result
the -paring Of many O. their families
The following OF suDstroke reported yestar
day ny the Police:
Phiip Walters OF No III stant0nst.
Morrison Dugan Of T1irdave. and Twenty nrst-st.
Henry McGinns OF Blssyille, /. l.
John Marks, age 35 Irish, at corner OF Tbirdsye sne
5eventI-st
Mary Dohn, age so at corner Of Fiftynrst-st. snA
Tentb-ave.
An unknown man, dark hair and Whiskers, corner OF
TweDtieth-st aud Iryngpiace.
James O'Barra age "a, at No. 1u Centrest
Morrison Dugan, residing corner VI IbifdaVo- ana
Twenty Y-lrst~st, In SuifOlk-st.
PhiIp waters in Bowery, corner B0yardst.
Margaret MOtre age 81, ia SeconddNe. corner forsy>
fifth st.
Peter Barrett. age 80, found in the street.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

AaNoLD,o 5 Mo3aay h morning A & as' r nssa ' s s ss.
beloved siis Of a. P AIsoh nc &c 81 5 5e Ssr age
~ fsIy III invited Cd 70 sad her ianeIa oa -
late 5s.dsGSf me sqs u q 3D. SiSe Sn s % er Ss "
BALDwIN-In wlibad Germany June Ann BI'a wife Of u
The yss and friends the family respectfully invited to s.
Madison ave-. on Thursday, 4th inst at 10 o'clock a. m
DRAPER-On sunday july e In the h Of her aga Anoos
The friends Of he family are attend the fns from her lis
O'Clock leaves he HasOn R' R-roSd Dssoi for as
pBxTRR-on SATURDAY, July William Php, Dexter eldest -
George and Mary B. Dexter aged 10 years -, ,,.,,. =, NJ,
parents s ienry brooklyn Relatives ari faeDds in'i'sS
GREGoRY-At MACK N Y Saturday, july 90 Walter GresOy
The feay and iicas of his fsn ipy s,ad bis tunsr
from the residence Of fstbe Gregory No Wsshngoast
Jersey City wednesday afternoon Aug j. at CLOCK "iA'1s
HUNr-At West Farms Aug slst ser Mis- Es
Relatives and friends family invited to attend he fSeIsl hsH
Grace Church Weusay Aug AZ 81 O'Clock IN uS
Carriages will meet the q oeSe. alo from I~eRvss
DEAt RAILWAY j. Tuesday Ang Baa snn, wife Of WIl.rs
Ide late Of Sew-YorE IN tne 6ch Of hss sss
Relatives ani tiers Of Tie i, ae & ia'd - ad h si ess
M Carriages waiting at the dPo' to meet s 40 IN tram "
IGHrDoDY-on Sunday July 81 1870 Anles tOody Of ~
Psi and acqaans5ces respectfully Ayel to nd To. farsl
Wednesday, Aa& at O'clock hon Us a1e residence iS s
reAc, >. the LAT. Jsns Malcolm, csi - L-ial lEe-H-
Notice cf funeral hereafter
Belfast papers please copy.
MRAD-At Bethel Com. Nolsy. Aug. Ehsbeh f. Nns ~
David H. Meal, In the 2ogh year ofl,f asr
MILLEs-on Mealsy, Aag Ger Esns ssss Jass issn 49,,
friends o the fal inIted % aiend
this "Wednesday Seloo iron the r'S1'"'e 100
uncle John Keyssr, ls3 Mott - -
sTRANGAt Yonkers " Teessy. Ace y low
Of william aud Flor A. Nfr.la q
Funeral services heL ils re- iense " -
CLARK locust ave. thur al i4eI y -
o'clock be remains 0e tsksn 70 New t''SN 't 80 e
TAyLoR-oB Tresay evening Aug ksA CtSf vie OF LsSs
:, Taylor in ae be, q, 'sts Iy year u b b. ys sss;
TuORSR-A Long Br,neh Tusiay te p - Js sph as -
sseh onlg sh oi jonathan j. and hAs' 3 ip''~ aS
mouhs aud layS
Funeral on luEalay from s-s fiih a'N -
VAN wYCK-On Monday Aug lsip Phie 4" var "}'k sS "
IL. -. ......-. AZ si.o Sirg o. W.T.
- "a D TIE relatives denas = the iainJ
rsscci.aI invited l. attend without i1rflsi houee
vorGHTAur a 49, A.h late re'Sgaos e University p!-s
sanIei ~ az ieSiaof At suy II ssbs-s of ST. SshOhs
i p md n respectfully inltcd attend the s1eni
g church Of HnhAre I'd IvS 81, Ttarriay, Aas
4 100, a;2P NJ
wuLIS-OH Notds' Aug 'afya lingering Ness, MrA Elizabeth
Wils IL The iylh veal OF ass a.;
The funeral v tale Place lrelbe dess ofheg sareiss IA
Jeess Jer 5 E.a fsrxlst moruiHg, hs u
inst, st 10 o'clock
Loron. BBg CLAN Eews-P'< please eopS
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Democratic Convention for the Ist Msius
District have nominated 'h Hon Wn Isns OF Biconi os R>
resogsys
.... The wounded passengersby the disaster 10 the
Silver Spray in the hospital Nemg rBn and al doug
well.
THE Lake Superior and Mississippi River Rail-
road reaching from st. Paul to Duuh 10 f Taa sAroash
hO@.ay
THE University Convocation OK this State met
IN the Assembly Chamber IN Abuy yeseraY The Chancellor As
Ioa H. Prsyn, delivered the opening Sde Several ,per,sss
papers read
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complete Tunnel ani viii Al he sulphuT Spng1
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