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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
A NEBRASKA transform.
,e Editor or the Trtbune.

To Ae Z ditor or the Trtbune.
SIR: An interesting meteorological feature OF
these elevated reeess plains is the severity OF purely
local storms which pass rapidly in belts Of
rain One the remarkable OF these storms
over Sidney, Nebraska July 10. The day until nearly
noon had and almost cloudess the thermoni-
cter indicating 7Oo ut 7 a. aud 75o at 2pm.
At y. m. black clouds appeared In the south. which
gradually extended until the whole sy was covered, s
Color changing 10 dull gray At D. rain bsgan fall
ing in torrents accompanied with vivid lightning and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
RCFFIANS IN PUBLIC PARKS.

To fke EdttOr or The Trl6une.
SIR 1t is really too bad that in great city
like New-York we should have parks worthy of the
name for our children. An occurrence has just
happened to my little girl in Madison-square
which makes indignant that the most beautiful green
spots in the city should lie given up to men, dle dirty
and drunken Ii Ia really shame that decent people
have longer any park privileges IL the Ratings were
put up again there woad be security for oilers
then would not be tempted TO drop in aud occupy all the
seats. l.. 4. u.
ketr- York, July %, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
SUGGESTION FOR TIE CENTENNIAL.

TIC LUITOF Ut IWF JWWts
SIR | would like TO add another to the many
suggestions regarding the approaching celebration Of the
Tooth anniversary. Ii France and her feet under
D'Estaing and ROchambeau that we were largely III
deited for decisive and nG victory ut Yorktown.
Would not h. appro PIRATE for people, to recognize
the debt OF gratitude 10 France by extending,
through Congress, invitation 10 the President OF that
born Republic, To lie present 1T the opening OF the
Centennial ENposit.Oni 4. w. ID.
Jacksonriiic, Fid., July 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO INITIATION.

TO the Editor OF The Trfbune
SIR: The following resolution was adopted,
on July II, by large convention Of the Democrats
OF Yazoo the most important and Of the most pop
Ions counties OF Mississppi
soed That orr delegates requested 70 favor reso
buttons which may speedy resumption vi specie pay
nents by Federal Government and which may oppose ilf-
ther imitation Vt paper currency. . - -, .
hope that its publication in THE TRIBUNE VIII tenh 10
correct the impression that the whole Soih iiyos Inn-
tAhNbiI ANDhh"o'
Yazoo City Hiss, July 20, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
WHAT PAPER MONEY DID II THE SOUTH


Ia the Edit0r Of The Tr tJune.
SIR: The Ohio Democrats want more pepper
money. Why didn't they 20 South during the war!
lived there all throughit During the last three months
OF 500 worked a STEAM engineer; my Wages were
80 per day. Butter SO per pound worked all
day ior pound o. butter PORK was 50 30 peg pound
nearly Il Whole dlv's work cor two pounds OF pork.
Flour 800 per barrel than weeks wOl K Tor
barrel OF nIuT. Tea $50, and y, per pound
nv wife needed calico dress; calico cost - per yard
six days work for that. \ spool OF
thread, So three si,3ols FOR days We. K
Give plenty paper money ana we eau 40 II again
THIS is MY experience with paper money " ad lbtum,"
IN ed IN Mobile ~ 1868. ThE TRIBUNE il Wrong
ali wrong, amt Judge Kelley is light Give lis paper
rloncy eEouch and soon shall have good can.c %
take can y the throat Iwi.r us not 10 deprecate the
south love ii, aud have good reason 10 rrmcmer teIi
T. people with respect aud affection. Bar 10 illustrate
promises 10 Iay: Honesty and economy are
porous. Lot the National. t'atc, and city
goy ernGcpts practice :trct honesty aud ccon"y let
every corporation every company, ard every nanuac-
turer unite in carry ilg their business with strict
hone 'y ana economy; i' every in',iyrl IA te country
rerench and economic, and values o. all kinds VIII soon
lind their truc level. a dollar will be q dollar. men
WORKING fJT wages will get true ya,ro ~ tnar labor
and Cnce Sam pGy the nO,es Ao las already made
before makes any moro. a. II.
Hoiy0Ee, MGSs., july -, 1870.
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GEORGIA AT THE CENTENNIAL.

TO the EdffOr or The Trtoune.
SIR: Through the efforts of Major-Gen.
Hlyer and Mr. Richard Peters, jr the Georgia Cen'en'
NAL Commissioners Our State VIII be well repre-
scented at the Centennial Exhibition. Our Com
missioners win there exhibit model OF inc nrss
steamboat" Georgia claims that the frat steamboat
was foated on the savannah River near Augusta me
mineral display from Rome, Ga, viii DO very large anu
attractive Cotton, sugar, silk, timber ~ WIZ pe OK
hibtcd. oooD WILL
Atlanta, Ca, July 2, 1875.
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thunder, and occasional short fans g hail. which con
OF hour and 80 minutes the ralnrA
amounted to the extraordinary qnaEHy Oh
estimated from the meteorological register ana equal 70
400 tons per OF course the rapid descent 9i scn
0reat quantity Of winter flooded cellars etc. ana IN some
OF the Yards nj sidney Barracks tho wator STOOD rom
inches To Ia inches deep the ground ms storm ws
confined To very narrow belt as according 70 r'lors
il only srnlsied at Potter Station IL miles west wnhe
not a drop rain fell at Lodge Pole Saton, ~ hlies
east. MEfhohoLo"iSi'
SIDNEY Barracks, yeb., July 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE BoOKsELLERs' MOVEMENT.

To The Editor or TIE Trtbune.
SIR: Your judiciOus article on The Book
sellers Movement" in Saturdays issue contains mis-
statement evidently by slip OF pen or type when allow
me to correct. II reads i" The foremost lpiohshmg
firm makes NOT than five per cent lsa'esl
probably OF those of tn. icad1S firms III the 1ewolry
business" 1t may probably hold good OF tie ,lsy so0s
business. T. LbifoLDi'
Aep. YORK., Jny 20. 1sIj
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towns, are as follows:
Total ssj,236lI5 ss.O77,2I4

The Essex County Board OF Assessors met on Monday
IN Newark ~ adjust the vdlua on Of the cities and town
ships of the county and appOron the state and county
tax 10 be borne by each. The assessors submitted the
following returns: Number OF polls in the townships,
1925; number OF polls la Newark. II O7i valuation OF
real ana personal estate in the townships, S2s, 720 900;
valuation in Newark. Sio3,950.O00 The valuation IN
the townships is r565,OO0 greater than last year and
the polls are - larger The polls in Newark 607
more than year. and the valuation Is S7520J0 less
Tie amount be raised for county and state purposes
81 COZ 300, and the rate liked At O73 an increase
M al IA from last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
COUNTY VALUATIONS IN NEw,JERsEY.

The assessed valuation Of property III Hud-
son Co.. " j., including Jersey city, Hobohen, etc, Tor
ls7576 shows decrease from the valuation o. the pre-
vious year sl,959,e56 $50 real estate ard
$l,6lil3l personal property. The valuations, by
fnlynS are as fJlOHS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

On the door of butchers shop in Pcnnsyl.
yaua Is the following inscription: Kash pade er ht;el
kalvcA not mourn two dazs old"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

Are there any fools in this city r. asked q
stranger of anewsDoy No; do you feel Lonesome u
was the reply.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14
A GARD.

To the people Of Scranton, and sur
rounding coun ry. We the undersigned,
having sold a good many of our latest In
proved Howe Sewing Machines in Pssca-
pouia, Scranton and vicinity, take the
liberty 10 refer all those who are derlrou7,
now, or that will be il future, to RET r yon
to those who are nsipg the Howe Sewing
Machine, to enquire into its merits both
as to it's capacity aud durability. Oar
long experiences with these Machines
gives us every confidence III their perfect
mecnaui IN and adaptability to the gen
eral use of the family, work shop. E'cb
Machine is guaranteed To be perfect.
therefore you DO NOT rnn any risk IN pur-
chasing the Howe MschIne.
In case any one who will get up q club
of three, We will eend a reliable person
with Machiu. to teach you ia your own
home how to use the Machine perfectly
tree of extra charge.
To any II who will write us for any
| information regarding Sewing Machines
we will che.rfully answer all questions
regarding same. Our Department deyo'
ted to Nine. Dpmorests. Cat paper Pat
terms is IL great convenience to many IL
the country aud to all who write for Data
logue cin have it free OF charge by return
mail. Yours Respectfully,
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE %,
iais10 1y d. p. PERRY, Manager.
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y - gerwa HW ~ Amos n 4Nyl
'Fftlsy a. tssi = ~. @fs@ gfsss
NJ atsw 40 vsrs tsfee I'm Jeha
BfsJsald ~ raAsaio~a Al#sms
ss iasxn NJ aapassaga fpq
~ H#fw sstt eswsf #w wW
NaeesF wwM
On Tsesstst mm sing Mm Ia
me sspelY sed saiy assvhsef fsN u
YpeM hssgfg s6d hape ~he had
~ea HHaaR " sst fsa weaA - =
glaH n aev hfafhes ieil ihe Z q ss
an n aa fhfse sHl tive ags ~ .he
= sru aelsgl
~ ThassdsY s%fsraaaa aAB wst
iolluvsI ~ hep hraaser Wilisn tAe
81 stf, 0he mtda1 " hH pIasa
ts#f psaem f II .at oHig q faw
8agssta nH he fpats y " NJ t8a
ssaesaig " aaaK precautions 70 pre-
usat ths lanvlaafi0f n yeitgs 'ssa
Ia 10 fhs hdaee sagin0 fat hs never
.hal hi BOT N " eane fhat No Intend
10 ID siand ~ VA post P0of kilow !
NJ lluls dreamed ihatH eas 10 mako
Hs afst sp%peaeahee 10 bis famiiy aad
shat ~ shortly he = 70 he iis flctim
On Friday al noon the younger
brother. Robert, young, hubdsotoe
aud fIl 81 promise, iast graduated
from tie University Of Alabima
who with he sister wss on a shori
visit TO bic brother u aIpo snaiched
away by the dread destroyer We
feel entirely inadequate TO add one
word Of consolation for tho deor wife
WHO at such a time was compelled to
be absent FROM the oedsido OF a cher.
ished husband. Or, for the Father
and Mother and the remaining three
brothers, who have learned from
time to time by telegraph Of the prog
ress of the disease, and at last OF It's
fatal examinations, which deprive them
of three children, aud Of two brothers
and the only cherished sister. We
cannot obtrudc IN their grief, God
Almighty who Sfllicis whom He will
and whose ways are past finding out
can al5n, pour the balm Of comfort
into their broken hearts. an entire
community with one accord lament
with them. If it can be any consola-
ton. let them know that their dear
ones received all the cire ana attention
throughout their sickness, and at their
last moments, that medical skill and
the devotion OF kind friends could ais
lord. Our womeh-may God bless
them have been tntiring and assld>
uous, as ministering angels.
William. RobeIt and Ira, their
bodies sleep side by side in the gar
den, and their spirits have gone 10
their God who give them.
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ron sngnfff.

va afs WuthUFifsd ~ HffusfHrH v FHwf
ss, Ne - candidate fF ~ %al#ffiHH ~ ihH H#He ~
shefiH n Ianh An Goa ~ sah sft ~ fha deslsl1il
- fine Demuefafit Nominating Convention eos.
ftufsd ~ Pfimafv EreNaHs
VIE tte MHAarised 10 snWuauHce sshs@sr
wsse aaa candidate fpr the eii . of sHefH ol
J4ek saa county
W.. ARE authorized ~ annaHnee. var. &c. %
Davis ~ = candidate far The Office % shettH
~ jackson Cuunty. srhj 90 % We degieian ~
tia Democratic C0agsniion controlled Ny tis
Pfim0rg Eiettiou
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AasAuLr.--A Sailor belonging u
tho Zenobia was attacked on The
beach on Thursday night ny fe'c'
Brown, a negro. who dealt him O
very heavy blow with q 81 III, without
cause or provocation, as stated
There was q crowd Of drunken me-
eroes together OF the time.
ESQUIRE Blount, Justice OF the
Peace, /. now IN search Of the as'ail :
ant. This, il, by no mcans, the hrsi
instance Of such ouirages, aud We DO
hope that u 2cw Justice will use
%strenuou efforts to put an end to
these %disgraceiul proceedings which
bring r%eproaeh upon our port, and u
This he will receive the hearty co OPP
Grafton Of all good citizens.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

THE REGATTA AND BALL at Ocean
Springs, on last Saturday aud sun
day, we're gotten np under the aus
pieces Of q pnlty o Young gentlemen
from New Orleans and proved most
enjoyable affairs. The Ocean Springs
fIo,el was crowded to its utmost
capacity and the host, young Mr.
LongIey, did everything possible tor
the comfort and pleasure Of bis guests
The entries at tie Regatta were az
follows f:
LIST Class--From 20 to y leel
Edwa Pedro, By Pedro; John Clemens
new boat by Clemens; Pascagoula by
Thompson: Natchcz by Israel; Ocean
Springs by schnidt- abandoned th'
race.
End Class-From II to 20 feet
Diamond by Nico; New boat by
Israel.
Bird Class-Ffom II feet down
Divola hy Ramsay; Canule Toledane
by Toledano; Shakespeare by Guinea
l>t prize $50 90, 2nd. $50 CO., Bird
$40 90.
They came in. in the Older above
named.
The Edwa Pedro taking the ilrs'
prize by a minute Or so from Clemens
new boat, and by three or four min.
utcs from the Pascogoula.
Israel's new boat led the Diamond
during the entire ace until Just be'or'
coming in on the last round. wbel
the latter passed her, winning til
race by "a neck" or by "a %bowsprit,
we suppose would be more nautical
To day another Regatta comes o
at Biloxi, and our Pascagoula vii
again compete.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14
FOX TREASURER.

We are authorized to annunnee W j. fn"ty
as a candid tie tor the office Of Treasurer OF
jackson county, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convention.
Ne are authorized to announce w
Ws.,fniI as eauailate for Treasurer of jack
zon County. subject to the decision OF the Nom
mating Convention.
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MARINE ANE COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE STAR, PASCAGoehA'
Friday Aug. 18th 1873.


[FsoM FstDAy, Aug 9th
ENrERED.
schr Ipdianola. Blosn, liz tons, lndianoia car
20 horses m nssarr' ,.,,a,
schr Bnddig, voss, i49 toss, Vera Cruz oal'as'
to master.
CLEARED.
Blk Scotland. Rogers, $40 ions, Boston cargo
3SI 400 fl lumber. a. IS e00 IT of spars, by
Moseley, Wheelwright e. Co.
Sp Sehr Catalina. Casanigo, lI5 tons. Havana,
caro- 90. 81 it lumber, by Dannel & Tooner,
VESSELS IN PORT.
Re- e Williams, Coggins, 4V7 tons,
Sclir Winona, Bayley, 81 tons,
Br BE- Rhoue, O'Brine, 226 tons,
Ir Nellie Autrime, Wisham, 2i3 tons
re- Ambrose Light, Schwartz, I'D tons,
By Daphne. Copeland, 4s6 tons,
Ir Bk John Geddie. Crawley, 65i tons,
S,hr Estela, Ferrer, " tons.
BIZ Chas A Sparks, Peter on, 446 tons.
MEMORANDA.
To which are TO be added those above under
The head of Entered.
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept list .-.---...--.. 81, u2y5Si
/" since 30lh lt.---.......... 4o',o'i
To,ol 81 ,5l3,06I
REMARKS.
TO above statement % per cent
should be added Tor lumber shipped
in vessels under coasting license, not
clearing at Custom House.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

We are glad 20 aboome tbat We
ara 70 have . slgip Chaudiety Stofe
a., Scranton. II wil t@ W lhe lower
.,o,s n die warehouse ~ Bercief and
n.1n a. The card ct Mr CtN, from
New Orleans will he louhd In our
salumns.
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FOX DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized 10 announce H.n y
Ford of Nation County, Ne = candidate iof ihr
on q " District Attorney ~ the First Jndieini
Distfieti subject TO the drrision 81 = Demoefaue
No uinaiing Convention II one be held
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

MIR. J L. LAMAs desires to inform the
public generally that he will be absent
rom home for a short while, aud that
MIR. S. H. Lamas is authorized TO attend
to his business, and is left in charge OF
his place.
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soriea Tberp sIl " = Tfc'i'
s.sstleg Of The Paaesgoula Dtamat
H. a. lheifshsiI, % " ndag ai1b'
ta,k inst sIl mpmias zee fafHes'iy
requested 70 attend.
N. q Wnta4, Secretary.
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A NEW MARKET!

NuR. j. A. ALEXANDER takes pleasure
in Informing the public that he has opened a
market at Scranton, topposite Messrs. ii. krebs
& Son store.1 where will be found every day
the best of Beef, Mutton, Pork 81. which VIII
he sold 10 sui. customers at prices to suit the
times. Market open from | A.. Nj, TO ~ NJ
Dont fail to give him a call Je2b-5m
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

Special to the HeraldI
Okolona, Mss, Aug. 2-In the Alder
manic election to day, the color line was
strictly drawn, sresul,ins in Democratic
victory for the first time since, 1866.
Great rejoicing.
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Consumption Cured.

To the Editor Star.
EsTEkxEb fRixsDt H.,
Wili Won plea e inform yonr readers 'hA'
| have a positive So
- Ill disorders Of tne Throat and Lungs: ana
that. Nv it, use in nv prsefi e, l hass eaiea I'M
dreds Of cases, and xii give
aflaoe 90
Cor a ease Il wiz not benefit. Indeed. % sf.nS
Z nv ss;,b. / will senda sampte, free. 70 spy
sufferer addressing me.
PLEASE show Ills lsifer = any enc sss may
know who i ruHering ffsm these diseases anu
obligs. Fanhfally Yaars. ~
DIR. r. AaaEkI
..l,.as 90 W.T. ~ - New 3s~4
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Clarke Csuaty.

Especial to yicksburg Herald.
ENTERPRISE. August Hon. John
W. Fewell, Of Lauderdale, delivered
an address TO day to o packed andl>
ence OF the Democracy. 1t was re-
ceived with rapiurous enthusiasm.
The whole county is ablaze. Old
Clarke may be set down for i've hun
dred Democratic ~maioaity. Gaihright
speaks tonight. Muse and fireworks.
a number of Democratic papers in
mississippi assert that the true in
wardness" Of the Convention was
White Line. Then they should have
said 50.
Mobile Register.
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Mobile Register.

County Superintendent, through
out Mississippi should moi forget the
annual election for school trustees,
which occurs on the 2S,h OF this
month. and due notice thereof should
be given TO tho electors.
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CHICAGO. Aug. lI.-An excursion Of
the Mississippi Press Association. com
priains thirty editors from sil parts Of
the State, with sevsr-l Indies. are here
They remain TIL F.ilay.
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BILOXI.
V,hons fs Nay Concern


Down With An Rings and Monerolies
Fresh aud Sab Fish OF all kinds, oystsrs in any
quantities and At all times furnished at the
Lorest Rates. Orders for any quantity furnish
ed Al a moments notice. small Profits and easa
sales is my motto. Iibsrsltsrms 70 those eraef'
to Sell again. Orders ffsm inlaad Towns earn
es,lv solicited.
c. X. BROWNING
nnrlln blow. Miss.
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The Browm foitgu GIN Company,

NfHF
Mnnaaffhfsfa ~ Cotton GiHs tnftnn ttn Feei
49,. t'auienssfs and tnit8n asn Astefiafs ~
atstv description or Uiaa tHee hetH ~ nee
ilists ys#fr sHA asee ~ established tathia'iah
In slmrAetg Ngtf mnHlua. dHn4bi vs. aud f0f
4miisy HnA 4fantity IT iHt pfndaest Unf Feed
n i easlly attached 10 tbe GtH. nud eNaiy gref
sfcd ~ aag hard ~ mdiaaty Intelligence They
are fbe stmplts and t~heHfDrt Feeder ieJhe na'f
~ aad Feed with more regularity than u p1s
sibts lis hand. increasing the aatturH and givtHR
4 fIpafer and better sample. A. NJ tHiFs where
exhibited and by Planters having them ~ use
they have been accorded the highest epeomintns
Our condsusers afe wetl-made. datHlle and si'a,
Die IL construction, AMI 30 what is required 81
itiem rapidly and well. No additional power v
required to arivs the Feeder Or Condenser Rni
no Gin Ilonse IL complete wifhont them W are
prepared TO warrant, to any reasonable exteu''
perfect satisfaction 70 every purchaser Vlfeu-
la. nriees and full information luuifhed Al
dress ~ above, or apply TO s. A. JAChSoNi
Sluqualak, Miss.
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. = = : Y
LIV.ERY sT.y0LE,

rASCA DEPOT
~ w. Picket Informs his friends and The trHy
cling public ihas Ne has established his Livetv
sashie Vt the I,epot. where he i prepared % fn''
rish horses--saddle ~ 10 harness. with vehicles,
Al any time of the day ~ night. Al~o, hmulitte
Of HI kinds done NJ short notice on reasonable
terms. With prompt and careful attention, ant
moderate charges, he trust 70 merit the PATRONAGE
I ths unt,lte. dself-tv
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Fits Cured Free !!

ANY person suffering from the above disease Is
requested to address DR. PRIoE. aud a trial bottle
of medicine will be forwarded by Express
FREEi
The only cost beng the.express chsrges. which
owing 10 INV large bneines- are small.
DR.. T. ice has made vhe Treatment of
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