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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08
RICHMOND CITY JAIL.

November Z, 1878.
Messrs. Editors,-My attention has been
called to the statement of Mr. Hirsh, in the
Philadclphia Press, which l hope you will
grant me space in your paper to contradict.
The portion 1 wish to reply to is this:
"The twenty.four hours I spent in the
lookup will not soon be effaced from my
memory. Kept in common telon's cell
with two inyeterate drunkards, surrounded
Dy an army of mice and other animals, per-
fume de cesspool, locked in from fresh air at
$50 2. NJ, had to go through night OF
horror in the above-stated condition, envel-
oped in rotten blanket and swarming with
vcrmin, repoSng sweetly on the bare ana
very far from cleanly floor, listening to the
rattle of guawing mice, fighting regiment
of rats in their attempt TO feast on my COM
paratiyely well-fed body. l could not even
try to while the time away by an effort ut
conversation with my two boon compa-
Mons" -.
have this to say, that when Mr.. Hirsh
was brought to the city Jail l took hlm IN
the cell which l now occupy and which lS
one of the best and cleanest cells in the jail,
and instead Of his having TO lay on the bare
floor he had mattress and six clean blan-
kets (Which are not the property of the JAIL
cover NltU, uilu III W lliCl uo fSi lAiiA St'o
be found. And as for annoyance, his being
in the cell with me was all that expert
enced--for have occupied this cell for ten
months and have the first rat to see yet. He
speaks of the rats attempting to feed on his
comparatively wellfed body" have no
doubt he has been well fed, judging from
what he got the jailor to send out and get
him to live on the next day, viz: five cents
worth of apples, ten cents worth of bread,
five cents worth of butter, and two five
cent cigars to smoke after he bad eaten his
hearty mead.
AS to the bill of fare, of which he com
plains, l have never heard any grnmollns
as to its quantity or quality. For breakfast
we have alternately moIasses, bread, ana cot
fee; herrings and coffee; and cold pork ana
coffee. Dinner: Pork and beans, and bread,
and beef soup and bread. Aud Ia my num-
bic opinion We fare better than Mr. Hlrscn
did when he and Bliss -- - were kicked
out of the hotel ut Charlotte, n. &.
happen to be acquainted with Mr. Hlrscn,
and think he is one who overrates himself
JOHN =. BRYAN,
Prisoner at city Jail.
The blanket given to Mr.. Hirsch was
new one. and never had been untolded LOT
use until handed him by me.
JOHN &. FRANKLIN, Assistant Jalor
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I'EgsoNAL---Rey. J. l.. Burrows, d. d.,
lHt thc city yesterday morning for Salem, Roa-
nDkc county, where he is to preach the
dedication scrlion Of the new Baptist
church.
Coicncl Charles Darlington, president of
the James River and Kanawha Canal Com
,any. returned TO the city yesterday morn-
n~. after having accompanied the United
State, senate Committee on Inland Water
Transportation to Charleston (WcSt Viz
:inia}, Huntington, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and St. Louis. At the latter place the COM
miltre adjourned. They will meet again
during TIL, mou,h and go to New Orleans.
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HoHORABLY DIscHARGED.-The charge
against james l.. Capston Of having aided
and Allotted Nicholas Fischer in violation
o. the election laws was examined by JUS
tee White yesterday morning, and the ac-
cused honorably discharged. The evidence
showed that Fischer, who is subject to YER
,iyo and speaks broken English, had asked
C4p>ton 10 assist him through the crowd
and inquire whether he WAS registered there.
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Ax<uAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun
PAYS, iiooL SoClETy.-The eighth annlrer-
-ary Of the Methodist Sunday-Schooi so
cirty of Richmond and Manchester viii be
..rld At Clay.Strcct church sunday afternoon
n 5 O'Clock. The exercises Of this occasion
will I've very interesting, and doubtless draw
to.,thcr a large attendance of the numerous
II, I'd. OF lht. Society.
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sgsr TO TIE CHAE.GASG.-Shepherd Cox,
negro boy who has spent most Of his life in
the pententiary and Jail, was arrested on
Thursday night for stealing lot of buckets
and wa>h.toards from John Doran. Yester-
day he was tried ut the Police Court, and
being found guilty, was sentenced to twelve
months in Jail with labor in the chan-gang.
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IETTEa CARRIERS FOR MAECHtSTER.-We c
noticed Il few days since that our postmaster
wa making an effort to get the lelter-carrier
system extended 10 Manchester. The report
ila, been favorably received at headquarters
III Washington, and on yesterday the Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, a special agent OF the Post
office Department. was sent down to exam
iue into the slattcr and report.
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TRANSFER PRlSTfSG-INKs-Invalua 10 rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, nier.
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received fresh supply OF these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. -.-.... a. IS.
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CUBA.
ORR PILIBUsTERs SHOT.


HAVANA, November THE trlounsi u
Santiago de Cuba, before which the prison prison.
ers captured on the tiiibus,erins steaniet
virginius were brought, condemned pdt as,
nabe Varona, Pedro Cespedes, Jesus .. uss
Sol, and General Ryan to deatn, and they
were shot on the morning OF the 4th ih>'an''
REJOICING OVER TIE cAPTURE OF TIE
. YIRGISIus.
HAVANA, November 6.-The public re)oio-
ipgs last night over the capture OF the VIZ
ginills were most enthusiastic. The do',
errors palace and public buildings ana
many private houses were Illuminated. a
torcblight procession passed through Tue
streets, which were thickIY hung With lass
and tapestry. Serenades were given to tue
Captain General and the General OF Marine.
There will. be grand parade tonight OF all
the battalions OF volunteers.
OFFICIAL ADDRESS OF THE cAPrAIs.0ESEFAI.
HAVANA, November 6.--Captain- General
Jouyellxr to-day issued an Official address.
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NYw QUARTERS OccurIED.-The Richmond
Academy Of Medicine occupied for the first
time on Thursday night the new quarters in
the Grant building. on Main between Eighth
and Ninth streets, which have been rented
conformity with the Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton Of Til, city.
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JAlLoR O'DwYER DEFENDS HIMSELF.-The
letter of Mr.. II. n. Hirsch, the sample-mer-
chant, which we published yesterday, con-
tanned some remarks upon the condition Of
the city Jail. and his experiences while con-
fined there, that have called forth the follow
ing reply: o-o
"In Justice to the prisoners of this insti-
tuition, as well as myself, ask you to pub
lish the enclosed, which | certify to be the
true state of the case. defy the world for
cleaner cells than those of our Jail.
"B. X. ODwYER, Jailor."
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SUDDEN DRArH--Emmett B. Alley, na-
tive OF Petersburg, and treasurer of the COM
I4ny now playing at the Virginia Opera
House, died at the American Hotel yeSter-
DAY after brief illness Of pneumonia. lie
vas member Of Loge Francois, No. 53, A.
F. ana 4. NJ, who took charge OF his re-
mains
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CATAwBA's PEREaRINATIoNs AROUND THE
WoRLD.-Mr. James P. CoWardin, oi tnis
city, alias "Catawba," will deliver one OF
bis interesting and amusing lectures at the
New Richmond Theatre on Tuesday eve
ming. Subject: ".Catawba's Peregrinations
Around the World"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

JAMES RIVER AND KASAwBA CANAL Con-
pASY.---A few of the stockholders of the
James River and kanawha Canal Com.
pauy assembled yesterday, but owing to the
absence of quorum those who were pre-.
sent adjourned until Saturday, November
Goth.
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FCSERAL OF MAJOR W. B. MYER5.-Tbe
funeral OF this gentleman took place yester-
day ut T. NJ. from st. Paurs Episcopal
church. His remains, in spite of the pour
ing down rain, were escorted by a large con-
course Of friends to their last resting place. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

Pr->yR.r OF rnE LATE DIR. SNRAn.-1n the
notice Of the death of Or. Albert snead in
Yesterdays Dispatch his funeral was erro.
nrar,lv announced for that day. 1t Will
take place THIS day at II ".
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Official Vote Of the Csty.

The commissioners, Of election appointed
by Judge Guigon for the city Of Richmond
met again in the clerks Office of the Hus-
tings Court yesterday morning and COM
pletcd their labors. The following Is the
official vote for the late election In the city:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

SCHOOL TRUSTEES AppoISTED.-Ihe State
Board OF Education has appointed the iol-
lowing district school trustees for Spotsyifa-
MIA couaty: Berkeley District, William Lam
drum: Chancellor, James c. Hart; Loving
,ton. Alfred Poole; Cartlard, John Thomas
Coleman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

uaHAuABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posr- OFFICE NOVEMBER S.-ifra. Ann Brown,
Charleston, hanawlia county, w. Va; Ben
iauin Maurice, swoopc's, Augusta county,
Va; Mrs. Lucinda O'Bricn, care of John
Gordon,
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RoBBED.-The residence of Mr.. Antilotti
was entered by thieves on Thursday night
and robbed of lot of wearing apparel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

BArrIsr SvspAy-ScnooL ASSoClATIoS.-I he
REGULAR meeting Of the Baptist Sunday
S.hool Association will be held tomorrow
A Fulton church 1t 81 7. VI.
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NOTARY PUBLC.-The Governor mas ap-
pointed William Beard notary puohc 1or
Rockingham county.
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January and 30t1 OF June Nt tuTeS J0T HspIe-
all sales made bet1ecrs the lst Of July and idst
ofH.e year the tares haueto be paid w the Setsf.
THE TRUSTEE, p. NJ. at the Stock Exchange,
oyer First National Bank, forty shares capitol
stock of the Neville Ditcher Company.
COULLING PENDLETON, p. NJ, commits
sioners sale of lot with framed house thereon
OH the west line of Twenty-slxth street between
X and $.
A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable City Of Rich
mond, IL A. NJ, large assortment Of furni-
ture-&
W. GODDIN, AZ p. NJ, small framed tenement at
the corner Of China and Cherry streets.
LYME & BkOTHER,l4 lax p. NJ, building lot on
Ch,lsch Hill, east side of Twenty eighth street.
-=
New CROP FIGs.-PIzzINI has q very fine lot of
figs.
TIE "OLD j. BUMGARDSER - WIIsKEY, which
It seems Is the best, can be had pure OF WILLIAM
Ii. TATUM, 514 Broad street.
MARsuMALLow AND GUM-DRops of all navors
may be bought at P1zzlEI's.
TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period OF time Send your
orders for work 10 be done in these Inks to the Dis
patch Fruting-House.
BANANAS, APPLIES, PEARS, and other fruits, at
PIZZISrS. u.
HEAVY MERISo uNDERsHlRTs AT IL EACH At
E.B. SPENCE SONS. #T,. .-
One DOLLAR WILL BUY HEAVY MER!No SHIRT
FROM E. 3. SPENCE & Son.
A A
TO cure rheumatism, for sale by E. b. SPENCE
Son.
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF SCARfs AND SECh-
TIES Tor sale by Z. b. SPENCE Son.
COLLARS OF ALL THE NEW STYLES FOR SALE BY
E. B. SPENCE i Son.
pruRRoKE WHITE pREss-siIiRrs, WARRANTED
to nt, for sale by K. B. SPENCE K SON.
c,o1u,yc AT PANIC PRICES FOR sALE By +. B.
SPENCE Il Son.
For FURNISHING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES CALL
NV 4 u SpESFH Z Son, .
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PIEs-lemon, pineapple, peach, d..lnson. and ap-
pie also, CAKES and PASTRY of all kinds-are
made By PIZzINI. Housekeepers should leave thei,
ord,rs.
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COCoASUT-CARAMELS and the 1nest-favored
chocolate drops are found at PIzzINI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

SILK HATS, all grades, at p. wErslGER & Co.'S.
1901 Main street
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Every lady should use CAPILLISA. the best hair
tonic. It prevents the hair from calling out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

JELLY! JELLY !!-PIzzIyI Is now making deli.
cious WINE JELLY.
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LADIES' FURS, a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, at P.
WEIslGKR & CO.'S, 1901 Main street.
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STATE FtRASCEs.-The amount in the State
Treasury yesterday was 1924 ,599.42.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

Every one should try CAPILLISA, the best hair
dressing In the world
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c. 2. JOHNSTON, e1S Main street, will sell you
select music and musical instruments for onefourth
less than New York prices. Give him call and be
convinced.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made betDeen he lN %
January and aOtt Of JuYe the tdres for ne pre-, re,
all sales made bawecr. the lst Of July and las1
the year the ta1es haze to be paid w the seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

Pembroke WHITE DRESs-SiiRTs, WARRANTED
IN fit. for sale by T. B. SPENCE K Son.
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CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES FOR sALE By T. Is
SPENCE Il Son.
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COLLARS OF ALL THE NEW STYLES FOR SALE BY
F. r. SPENCE Z Son.
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ALL THE NEW STYLES OF SCARFs AND NECK
TIES Tor sale by +. B. SPENCE & Son.
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NEW BUCK KWHEAT-FIRST OF THE
oc Is CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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MARsuMALLow AND GCM-DRops of all favors
may be bought at PIzzIEI's.
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FOR FURNISHING GOODS AT PANIC PRlchs eAhh
on L. b. SPENCE / Son.
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TIE "OLD j. BUMGARDSER WIiISkEY, which
1t seems Is the best, can be had pure OF WILLIAM
Ii. TATUM, 514 Broad street
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NEW. CROP FIGs-PIzzINI has q very fine lot oi
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for all indefinite period OF time Send your
orders for work TO be done in these Inks to the DIG
match Friuting-House.
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IcoNcLUDKD OK ioJapa sAakti
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARRANTED
10 cure rheumatism, for sale by Z. b. SPENCE
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TRUTH OF THE MANS STATEMENT.

Vollroth asserts, under his own signature,
that on the 4th of October, in the year 1868,
he left the city Of Bremenhausen in the Bre-
men bark Gauss, for America. He was pro-
yided with an emigrant's pass,and arrive d at
Charleston, S. g., on the 29th Of November,
and in Baltimore, Md, on the 4th Of De-
cember, in the same year.
After having been engaged in various
other occupations he entered the service of
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dot Vas me himself.
TO MAKE BOYS FARMERS.

We wish all the fathers would heed what
the American Agriculturist says:
"Induce the boys to take new interest in
the farm, in the Implements, in the stock; tell
them all your plans, your successes and your
failures; give them the history of your life,
and what you did, and how you lived when a
boy, but do not harp too much on the degen-
crate character of young men of the present
age praise them when you can, and encour-
age them to do still better. Let them dress
up in the evening, instead of sitting down in
their dirty clothes in dirty room. Provide
plenty of light Thanks to kerosene, our
country homes can be as brilliantly lighted as
the gas lit residences of the city. Encourage
the neighbors to drop in evenings. Talk ag-
riculture rather than politics; speak of the
importance of large crops, of good stock, of
liberal feeding, and of the advantage Of max
ing animals comfortable-rather than of the
hard times, low prices and high wages. Above
all, encourage the boy to read good agricul-
tural papers. Get him some good agricultu
raj books to study. Read with him, and give
him the benefit of your experience and criti-
cism. When he has mastered this, give him
| another. In our own case, we owe our love
for farming principally to the fact that our
father told us of everything that he was do
ing on the farm; answering all the questions,
and encouraging rather than refusing our
childlike desire Of helping him to plough, to
crop. to drain, as we'll as firing the brush
heaps"
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NO. III.
DER BABY,

DER BABY,
SO help me gracious efery day
laugh me wild to see der way
My small young baby drie to play
Dot funny leetle baby.
When look of dhem leetle toes,
Und saw det funny leetle nose,
Und heard der way dot rooster crows,
shmile like vas gray.
Und when heard the rsal nice way
Diem peoples to my wife dhey say,
"More like his fater* every day."
l vas go proud like blazes.
Sometimes dhere comes little schquall,
Dots ven der windy Wind will crawl,
Rigid in its letile stchomack schmall,
Dots too bad for der baby.
Dot makes him sing at night so schveet,
IND gorry barrie he must cad.
Ind must chumb slibry on my feet,
To help dot leetle baby~
lie bulls my nose und kicks my hair,
Und crawls me ofer eferyvwhere,
Cnd shlobbers me-but vat care
Dot vas my small young ba by
Around my head dot leetle arm
Vas schquezin me so nice und varm-
oh may dhere never COON some harm
To dot schmall leetle baby.
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Aennfbrt yonrnal*

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street.
ioot OF Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
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OQeeAlg Aennebet eJournal,

Published every Wednesday morning is the
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after tales poetry, anecdotes, household recipes,
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Transient Advertisements, 4l50 per inch for
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subsequent insertion.
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SlOO Reward for a case OF Neuralgia or Rheuma-
tsm, of any form whatever considered curable),
that Dr. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup will
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made within the same length of time as DR.. Filters
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$1,000 Reward to any chemist, physician, or 9th.
ers, able TO discover iodide of potassa colchicum
DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
2S, 500 Certificates or testimonials of cure.
$3.50 Reward for the name OF any warranted
preparation for rheumatism and Neuralgia sold
undera similar legal guarantee, setting forth the
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amount paid for the same to the patient in case OF
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vice and instructions, without any charge. Ad
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Get circular on the various forms of ofRheumatism
also blank applications Tor guarantee gratis, oil tht
special agent, l., II. TITCOMB, Druggist,
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j. w. PERKINS Il Co, Portland, Wholesale
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CHOICE FURNITURE

Consisting in part of Parlor Sets and Chamber
sets of all kinds, Marble and Wood Top Centre Ia.
bles, Pine and Extension Tables, Bureaus and
Sinks Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Rockers, Sofas,
and Lounges of all kinds, and in fact everything in
the FURNITURE LINE. AS this is the only place
in the city where the Furniture Business Is made
specially, the subscriber hopes TO receive suii'
cient encouragement to enable him to keep stock
OF goods that shall fully meet the public demand
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low often do we hear the bereaved one exclam:
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ptograph, would not take fortune for it," Let
IN be a warning to those enjoying life and health.
while the lamp of life holds out, while the bloom
physical perfection adorns the cheek; 60 to A.
Kimball, photographer, and get one OF the best
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