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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

Seventy nine churches were invited to attend
the Congregational Council in Brooklyn, and
seventy-one informed the committee that they
would send delegates. The few absentees include
some of the more prominent ministers. Drs.
Woolsey and Bushnell excused themselves on the
ground of sickness; DIR. Neymilye is in Florida
aud Dr. Mngoon, 'one of the lights of Congrega-
tionalisn in the West" has not answered the
committees invitation. The Council organized
last evening
"Sumuer," writes an occasional correspondent
at Washington, "gave one invitation to his own
fu neral young man from Massac husetts last
week called on the Senator. He told Mr.. Sumner
that he would like to see the Inside oil the Senate
Chamber. Sumner gave him line. requesting
the doorkeeper to admit him. On the day of the
funeral tins man appeared al the door, showed
this card and was admitted to The floor Roches.
te, Democrat.
Additional ad,iccs from Mexico report that
General Santa Anna has arrived at the capital
| and paid visit TO President Lerdo He intends
to reside at Tacnbaya, seven miles from Mexico.
His fortune having been reduced to almost moth
Ing, the cE President proposes TO petition Con-
gress for grant, pension or the restoration Of
SOME OF his private property which was segues-
trated by the State
There is nothing SO tends to shorten the lives
OF old people and to injure their health Us the
practice OF sitting up late especially winter even
ings. This is especially the case when there is
u grown up daughter in the family. We publish
this item at the earnest request Of several young
meD.-S. LOUIS Democrat.
The New York Post predicts the carly estab-
lishmeat OF Bureau of Political Signals. The
wIrepullers have already been secured.
The body of DIR. Livingstone has arrived
at Alden, IN the ted Sea, on its way to
England,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

WHAT AN OLD DRMoCRAT SAYs.-ln conver.
sation W th one of our Old Democratic gentlemen,
few days ago. ho advanced the opinion that the
Democratic vote was short full 1000 at the last
General Election. lie said he had carefully sur
yeyed the State and was fully convinced that the
nomination of Horace Greeley caused that many
Democrats to remain neutral while We gained but
little over three or four hundrcd votes from the
other side. lie is sanguine OF the election OF the
next Governor by the Democrats, and says that
the Radicals will be tho most surprised party
Delaware
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
Anthony Watson Atwood, in letter 10 tn

Anthony Watson Atwood, in n letter 10 the
Boston Journal of Commerce, ON The 2lst instant,
speaks Of Pennsy lyania's corrupt public men, and
says .The man of Bethany would have stood as
poor II chance us Charles Sumner to have been
elected, not to the highest but to the lowest Office
in the gift of the powers that rule this great
State. Ih.hIdelphsa Star.
Even SO. The negroes obey their masters, aud
will vote just as the Iascally PENNSYLVANIA Radi-
cal politicians tell them.
1n Wilmington, Mr. fckels advises them in his
pecs4iar way; and all tue Old Fellow would
have to do would be 10 hide his horns, his hoois,
or his tail, i'll hs has those appendages SO often
applied to him, and Democrat, while they are un
der the present influences, though pure rs the
snow, could not get negro vote. A dreadful
burden may rest upon such as T., If man has 10
answer for being stumbling block" IN tho
way OF his brothers hut when he becomes "a
sign board " Oh the way that leado,h to mischief
what a painful Imagination must follow the sen
sitivc mind-where one exists,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
The stomach's Revenge.

The stomach cannot be matrea'ed wi ith imPunity
Overload il with food rrtate il with fiery liquors.
impair its activity or vitiste its juices by any out
rage on the laws Of health, and It reyenges itself
through the liver the bowels. the kidneys. the
brain or the nervous sys and sometimes through
all these organs simultaneously. or in succession;
pain OF, discomfort which it does not inHct upon
those who abuse and oyertask its powers Under
which the sufferer can resort to with the certainty
of obtaining immediate and permanent relief. The
most " whoesOmo and genial Of all stomachcs and
eorrectyes Hostetter's z stomach Bitters, produces
an imm ediate and most benifcent change in the
condition of the patient. The whole digestive sys-
TEN is ut once invisorated and soothed; the liver
regulated and toned, the bowels relieved OF all OBJ
structions, the spirits cheerei, and tho relax
nerves strengt zen cd aud steadied. marl9to26
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NJOTICE.-I, George S. Beckett, do hereby giy o
IN notice that | shall apply to the judges Of the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State Of Delaware. in and for the
County Of New Castle. on Monday. the l1th day Of
May next. being the first day of the May Term. A.
the Delaw are House, ON Delaware street. in the
town Of New Castle. School District No; 5. and
to sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
ing substantial freeholders recommending the
same, viz:
M. M. CIeayer L. M. Chase.
George Whiteield, Ferdinand Leckler.
A. O. Gray d. Boulden,
Jam az Wilmot Giles Lambson,
VIM Holschumaker z. b. Weggenman,
]. Pedrick. George Gray,
John J. BLACK VIM. II. Cam.
mar25-st GEORGE s. BECKETT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
The Vote for Imitation

From Tuesdays New York Tribune.
The business Of this country is hencefortb,
until the paper money bubble bursts, 10 he car
ried on without a standard OF value The vote
10 the House OF Representatives yesterday, on
the motion Of Mr. Dawes to restore the legal
tender circulation to its legal amount Of $3.50,
00e. 600, demonstrates that Congress il determ-
ined TO legisse in favor Of The prejudices of the
ignorant and dishonest.
1t is folly to expect the Senate to make any
etiectual Resistance against the vote Of 20 to III
by which imitation is decreed. Brute force and
british Ignorance. are to leglsate for this coun-
try until Dame Experience with her scvurges
teacbes even the most besottcd that national dis
honor cannot co-exist with national prosperity
This will certainly be the work of years and
perl apps Of generations.
Gentlemen who are TO take part in The meet
ing at the Cooper Institute tonight, there is no
Diun living who can make but the widest guess
at what the legal tender dollar bill be worth
three years hence
From Tuesdays New \ Jrk World
Yesterday vote Of the House Of Lepresenta-
tiVes TO increase the currency limit to S400 900,
600, which will doubtless be Endorsed by the
Sesate, is victory for the infationis's.
One OF the two things is its inevitable sequel
Either il is step to be retraced, if the country
ls ever to reach specie payments again by fulfill
ing its broken pledge TO redeem its paper in coin
or else it is another and irreparable step down
hill to the abyss Of population.
NO man can suggest any other result than me
OF these two. In either event therefore il il a
vote OF folly and disaster 1t disgraces even
the ignorance aud cowardice Of the Forty-third
Congress 1t dishonors the United States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

MIR. CHAnLEs FRANCIS adams, who was
invited to speak ut the Cooper Institute,
New York. last evening, could not attend.
Iio wrote, viewer. instead, q clear, practi-
cal and iudcious letter in opposition NOT
only 10 MI expansion of the currency but to
any currency which Is issued without pro.
vision beng made for It's redemption in
coin. IIo declared that to make green
backs legal tenders by act Of Congress Was
a rank absurdity. "Everybody knows" he
says. that such paper il not and cannot be
worth the money which 1t promises but
does not pay and that its actual value mast
depend upon the shifting accidents OF the
trade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NIOTICE.-In compliance with the requirements
lN Of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, / hereby give notice tnat shall apply
In writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware.
10 and for the County Of Ney Castle. upon Monday,
tn next May term Of the said Court for license to
keep an Inn or Tavern at Rising Sun, in School
Districts Nos. Z3 and rs. in Christiana Hundred.
County and state aforesaid and to sell
LIQUORS in less quantities than one quart. to Be
drunk on the premises, and the following free
holders recon mend the said application, to wit:
Peter Collins, his
John Runner, James - Patton,
Paul Began. mark,
Hugh Holland, Wit-Daniel Mulherin,
James Toner, James Toy,
John Doughertv. Alexander Burns,
John Reed, John Dougan. Jr q
Abraham Geary, James Blessington. f
Alexander Boyd. Patrick. Haughey.
ma r2-3ts CHARLES DEVER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
A Negro Released u Drink at the Court.
nental-Gets Mad about A.

FrOm the AII-DAy CITY Item.
An article appeared in tho Sunday Times
OF yesterday under the head OF Small Bus
mess, In relation to a colored insn being
refused the privilege of drinking at the bar
OF the Continental Hotel. do not propose
TO pass opinion upon the equity of the case,
but will merly say that the colored man in
question Ii supposed to he the gentlemanly Y
proprietor of n fashionable barber esiablish.
ment In the vicinity of the State House,
also manager OF fashionable first -cl sss
restaurant on Twelfth street. Now, / ask
would it be an act of propriely for mo TO
take my wife ami daughter TO his own es-
tablishment? Ii so, then the proprietor of
the Continental was gailty OF an offence;
but, ir the colored man above allnded TO,
refuse his own race that privilege which he
claims himself, the "Small Business" more
particularly points to him, than the pro
prietor of the Continental Hotel.
CoLURED MAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

The tow.boat Crescent City, from New Or
leans for st. Louis, with Ave barges in tow.
blew up yesterday morning.at Montezu ma
Island. ten miles below Helena, Arkansas.
The boat was blown to fragments and all
the bsrges were destroyed by fire. Ten
persons were killed and four injured. The
killed were Captain James Dawson, Henry
Gessler. the mate; John Ostrander, the
pilot and his wife; Daniel Mettie, watch
oolored firemen. Ostrander anu his wife
leave six children. The boat was valued at
$4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

PREPARATIoNs FOR REsUMPTIoN.-To To-
morrow. at Brandywine Springs,s number
Of workmen will commence to tit up q
frame structure near the site Of Fell's Spice
Mills, which we've recently destroyed by
fire. Iato this building will DO placed the
turbine water whsei-wbich is the only
piece of machinery which escaped destruc.
ton by the late fire--and quantity of new
machinery. Work will then be resumed
The old mill Will be rebuilt in the course OF
a few months,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

PENNSYLVANIA RALRoAD.-The follow.
ing gentlemen were elected yesterday to
serve rs the Directors of the Pennsyl vanis
Railroad, for the ensuing year J. Edgar
Thomson, Josiah Bacon, Wistsr Morris
John NJ. Kennedy, John Scott of Pittsburg,
Alexander j. Derbyshire, Samuel NJ. Eel
ton, Alexander Biddle, J. Par xer Short
rid &c and Henry NJ. Phillips.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

New AND VERY NEAT.-The Baltimore Even
ing Ne'cs, very successful and popular penny
paper, comes to US iu ar entire new dress which
Is very neat aud appropriate. This Is a pleasing
evidence that the NeicS is doing fine business
and further proof is in the fact that it is well
crowded with advertisements. The people OF
Baltimore should not fail 10 appreciate the efforts
Of their only evening paper and by their cncour.
agement make the Ners what it evidently aims
of the daV.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

TIE MASSACHUSETTS SENAToRIAL FIGHT.-
Each House OF the Massachusetts Legislature
balstted for United States senator yesterday,
without choice. In the Senate there were
three ballots. The first and second stood Dawes,
IA; Ioar, 10; Curtis. 10; Adams. ., and scatter.
ing L. The third ballot resulted Dawes, IL
Curtis, 10; lIoar, s and Adams, ,. In the
House only one ballot was taken, in which
HoAr received Go votes; Curtis, G3 ; Dawes, 81
Sanford, 16; Adams, IL; Banks, 8, and Wash
burne, 2. The ,ballot.ng was resumed to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
congregational Cosanc Gil.
BEEcHER REFUSES TO ATTEND THE CONFER

BEECHER REFUSES To ATTEND THE CONFER
ENCE,
BRooKLYN, March 2l.-ThiS evening the
Congregational Council is to assemble at CIln-
ton Avenue Church in this city. A few dele
gates arrived yesterday but the majority is
expected to-day. The programme for to- night
will be only for organization.
1t is believed that Il formal invitation has
been extended to Plymouth Church to join
the Council but Beecher, says his Church has
no time to attend and he refused to take part
in the Council, il questions to he decided by it
could not be satisfactorily arranged.
1t is intended to close She deliberations OF
the Council on Friday. The number Of par
Elephants will probably not exceed one hun
dred.
MIR. TuuKMAN's PusiTIos. -. In the Senate
yesterday, Mr. Thurman sad this bill fixed the
amount ot greenhacks Mt Si32, 100000, and only
tent of Sll0, 0,O0O,O00. Free banking meant All ex-
tersion OF the national bank circulation to many
millions of dollars. The only limit would be the
amount of Government bonds which could be
procured to put up as securities 1t meant an iu-
driiuite extension OF irredsemabe paper curren-
cy and perpetuation of the national indebted
moss. II national banking was 10 be pprpetuatcd
the national Indebtedness must be-, aud with the
endurance of this high debt, high taxation aud
high tnrit would continue. The perpetual ma
tional banking system meant death tu free trade,
and if the senator (Mr. Fcrry,l was in favor OF
extending f the system OF national banks he was
in favor OF extending national Indebtedness. He
denied that the bill Just reported made currency
elastic. On the contrary 1t liked the amount by
Just as arbitrary rule as that OF the present day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NOTICE.-Ip compliance with the reqiremsnts
AN Of the act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. hereby give notice that ! shall apply 10
writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware,
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon N onday,
the llth day Of May next, D., 1874 being the ri
day of the next May Term Of the said Court for a
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. at 100 jackson
street. in the Tenth Ward of the City of Whining
ton. Delaware. and to sell into cating liquors In
less quantities than one quart to be drunk on the
premises. and til following freeholders recommend
the said application, to wit:
yshn Payne. Lawrence Dorsey,
Robert c. Shaw. Patrick McCaughey
James McNulty. Thomas Cahill.
William McGinley, tloorge McCaherty
Bernard Bonner. Bernard Il. Haughey,
Phillip Plunkstt, Patrick Cahill.
William Forest, William Begley
James Lafferty, John MoEntee,
Thomas Martin, Patrick Noon,
James Harrigan. Andrew CahiiI,
John II. Canning, James Gallagher,
Edward Oneii, John Neylan.
mar24-3t" PATRICK DOUGHERTY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
MAn aIEp.

inst. by tke Rev. A. j Snyder. Mr.. William A.
Leach, . chrhtiana Hid. to Miss Enma j. R't-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
4 MUSEAfENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A COMPLAINS
CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr.. Richard 'Iriggs,

(Formerly Of Wilminston) will be given on
Thursday evening. April 10. 1914.
Under the Leadership OF Mr.. N; L. .Litchtensten.
assisted by ali tho Professors OF Music the Leaders
and Members Of all the Church Choirs ia the city.
together with Prof kitohie and his entire orches
ira, thus presenting the
Grandest Combination Of Home Talent
Ever before offered to our citizens.
Tho Programme will embrace Solos. Duets.
QLartettes and Choruses OF the composition Of
Mozart. Haydn, Bach. Abt and other great masters.
The following gentlemen compose the Executive
Committee, from either of whom tickots can be
obtained. Also, from Boughman. Thomss Co. /.
Henry r. Piekeis, James Bradford.
Joseph l.. Beggs, w. II, Westbrook.
4. F. james, Geo. w. Stone.
Joseph Pyle. 0eo. ID. Armstrong.
John Taylor, Ashley Simpson.
Samuel Floyd. 4. A. Van Trump,
W. W. Lobdell, John Il. Miller.
Jacob Weldin. John II. Muhlhausen,
James Wooliey, X. h. Robinson.
Prices of Tickets for General Admission. 50 Cts
Reserved Seats. % Cts. Extra.
Reserved Seats can be secured at the store Of
Boughman. Thomas Co.. upon presentation Of
the tickets sold by the Executive COMMITTEES and
payment of the twenty -fue cents additional. from
A. NJ, April 9Th until p. M. April 10th.
mar2l-6t -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NOTICE.-In com pliance with the REQ Irene enti
IN Of the act Of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, hereby give nstice that shall apply in
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware.
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon Monday.
the 1lth day Of May next d.. 1874 being the first
day Of the next May Tern Of the s.id Court. for a
Front Street in the First Ward Of the City Of VIII
in lessQ uantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises and the following freehCldsrs recon-
mend the said application. 70 wit:
John G. Kennedy. Joseph Adams.
Thomas j. Bennett his 70
Daniel McCusksr. james n Karriean.
James NcKenns. marx,
Patrick Holland. Wits. Msaeham,,
Philip g. Plunkett, John Meaiey.
his John Riley
Charles y Mullan. yehn Nichols, -
w,r 1Wn.. 5sIa. psy,o. Jane, Kelley
p...,.. his hc,.,., John, = Duncan.
mark. Wits. Meacham.
Wit.-John HeaIy. Samuel Meachsm.
William Fednsy, Tfa,I7 his ~ 3Nl
Alfred Walton. John Carroll. i.a
Patrick Hassan. .sifLzl marx. -
}s;;Sa S:;sI isSsl tsSs viz yiETH; 81 ,r:'s0n!
John Ahrsns,
may23-3t MARY NeCANN,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

IOTICE-In compliance with the requirements
IN of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided hereby give notice that shall apply
n writing t9 the Court of GeneSaa Sessions IS OF the
IN and for the county OF New Castle, upon Monday,
the h;day Of May nsIt p ,Sd being ths ~, rs,
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No: 426 West
Front street in the First Ward Of the City 9f Will
In less quantities than one quart. to be drunk on
the premises and the following freeholders recon-
mond the said application!to wat:
Thomas Simpson John Ahrens.
Henry BIeyer Ralpn Mccall,
.John Saring. John c. Crosley.
Patrick Hasson Julius Gunther,
James NICK Kenna. Joel b. Bryant,
Jacob kieDle, ames biake.
bis John G. Kennedy,
John p Carroll. bis
mark, Charles y Muiien'
Wit.-Thomson Simpson, mark.
John w. lynch. Wit.-John Saring,
John !. Dougherty. James Kelley,
Patrick Holland. William Miller,
Joseph Font James Cook.
mara4-S JOSEPH Mccain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NOTICE.. /. Charles Cannon in compliance
IN with tho requirements o. the act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided. hereby give
notice that shall make Application in writing te
the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peaco and
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delsware in and for
tho County Of New Castle. upon Monday. the II tn
day OF May next. A. b., 1874. being the frst day
of the next May Term Of tho said Court for q
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. with the privi-
lage of selling intOx cating liquors therein. in less
ouantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, in the house at the Southeast corner Of
Head and Apple streets. in the Second Ward Of
the City of Wilmington, and the following free-
holders recommend the said Application. VIZ:
William c. White David Williams.
his James +. Brennan,
Hugh ID Quinn p. u. Furry.
mark, John May.
Wit.-Wm C. White, W. ii. Quinn,
WIN. White. Richard Booth.
Daniel O'Byrne. John George Hays.
William L. hoal. John Kelly.
James H. Arnold John 4. Bush,
Daniel Callahan Nicholas Jenny,
John p Ernest Robert l.. fyie,
Henry LENT, John Hammond.
s. ID; Townsend. Ferdinand Vogel,
Patrick McMenamin, Timothy Futtey.
mar25.st CHARLES CANNON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

NOTICE.-Iu compliance with the irsments
IN Of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing to the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware.
the 18th day Of May next, A. D.. 1874, being the
first day of the next May Term of the said Court
ant at No. 6l5 Shipley street. in the Fifth Ward, Of
the City of Wilmington. Delaware, and TO sell in
toxicating liquors, in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ing freeholders recommend the said application.
to wit:
Thos NJ. Culbert. James Murphy.
Thomas Cowperthwait, George Chance,
VIM ii, Robinson, A. Given,
WIN. A. Murphy, Patrick Taggart.
Geo. Almond. Joseph Schofeld.
Robert Scott, y. Bucher,
Joel First, David Lemon.
John X, Kane. &c. Pyle.
Christian Il. Breisacher. Daniel Springbett,
Myers Hayes. Nathan Ghsep.
George Zeigler. John Ferry.
l.. Curran, Edw. Strauss.
Francis Lapierre. Bernard Hasson.
mar25-3t LOUIS RAY M0ND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ oTICE..-I, Mary Gam. DO hereby gtys notics
IN that shall apply to the Judge. Of the Court Of
General Sessions Of the State Of Delaware IN and
Tor the County of New Castle. at the May Term. A.
d. 1874 for u License to keep an Inn or Tavern, in
NY own house. known as the Union Hotel. a st.
dred, in the County Of New CASTLE. Delaware. and
the following frseholjsr5 recommend the said ap-
piication, to wit: 49,,
Samuel b. Suttou, Alexander BidJle. 2
mes.Garman. John Robson. .s4
Andrew Reuter-. Henry Straub,
lanes il. Hudson John 4. Now horter,
Uenry 4, Peckard Thomas Bird,
Charles McWhUrter, Charles Wright.
Frank Duggan, George Ii. Dixon.
mar25 II MARY GAM.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the requirem It's
IN of the act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided. hereby give notice that shall ap
ply ia writing to the Court Of General Seasons OF
the Peace and ] all Delivery OF the state Of Della
ware in and Dr the County OF New Castle. upon
Monday llth day Of May next. A. p. 1874, being
the first day Of the Term OF the said Court
West Front street. in the First Ward OF the City OF
Wilmington. Delaware. and to sell intoxicetins
liquors in less quantities than one quart. TO be
drunk on the premises and the following freen0ders
recommend the said application TO wit;
Patrick Holland. Alfred walton,
Joseph Fout. Patrick tiassan,
Thomas J. bennett Charles llallam,
Rsiph Mccall. John G. Tweed.
Matthew H. Ryan John L. Kennedy,
Daniel McCusker, Thomas johnson,
James Mex emma Patrick latly,
George Stinickin John Lee,
August Ashenbach, VIM miller.
John W Lynch, John Riley.
John Atkinson, Jacob A. Null.
ffes mars.sst Mes MICHAEL ;coNNELL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-25
MS IDEA or III.

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to one ofhis fercest news nler OPT ON. 4 nf Il.
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IKE e see your rarcrsvery ,lay. eIs~snt
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son own heart, and he replied with al,
"atil, Sir. reIid me your paper. or sssd.,
rom yonr abuse Of me your lsper is q good
one. Besides, never saw Iiesspapesin
which ! could not find something worth
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Tear itinto fasments, aud in each frav-
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Instruct you