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~Smith college, Northampton, Mass, is
30 crowded with young ladies that the trus-
tees have decided to erect more cottages TO
lodge them.
~Warm milk, not boiled, In used In India
for cases of illness accompanied by collie,
and IL Is specially valuable for cases OF scar
let fever.
~The English editor is belonged, as
usual, over American politics. He com
ments on the candidacy of the Widow Butler
as proof Of the advance OF woman's rights
in America.
~An Iowa judge has decided that man
may legally kiss q pretty girl II he can
swear he thought It was his wife. That de-
cision should be denounced by all good men
rs an open encouragement OF perjury.
~Mrs. Van Colt liz preaching in Texas,
and her dennnciatiOn Of that careless COM
munity is so hot and sweeping that the peo-
pie dread her apprsach almost as much as
they do that OF radical tax collector
~W. b. Brown Of Pittsburg, who lately
died. Ia "the representative American" who
in early life dug coal At one and half cents
possessor Of s3, 100000.
SThe Sioux practice mode of healing
almost exactly like the Turkish bath. As
early as 1850 Father Hennepin was cured of
Q fever by the Minnesota Indians by sweat
ing in an air tight earth oven, covered with
buffalo skins and heated with red hot stones.
when he was pugilist they called him
Ned Wright. Now he is the Rev. Edward
Wright, and is putting up s5, 600 church In
Camberwell, London. The converted Ne1 is
said to be Q thoroughly changed man, and
very successful In his work. He 10 q fearless
preacher, and quite eloquent In his way.
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ALEXANDRIA.

LAUNCH OF THE ROBERT PoRfNFR-The
ceremonies attending the launching OF the
new schooner just completed At the Alexan-
drla ship yard, took place to-day in the
presen ce OF large crowd Of ladies and gem
tIemen, the vessel being launched from the
steamer Arrow laid over on her trip down,
and her crowd Of passengers witnessed the
isunening. The ferry steamer City Of WASH
several large coasting schooners waited
over to witness the sight The vessel was
ooi!t 6y stock company, and cost s35, 900,
nalI OF Which was subscribed by parties in
Captain ID. T. Strange, OF Taunton, Mass. !,
VINO will command her. She IL 100 feet keel.
SO feet beam, II feet depth of hold, and mea-
from 16k to II feet Of water. Her register rs
SSl:ol tons, and abe will rate A No. In the
French LlOyds.
dent occurred on Friday night last to the
youngest child and only son Of Rev. Rich
ara shreVe, VINO, with his wife, 1t will be
ITe spsI1h were killed by q stroke Of
us grandfather, VIM. Shreve, in FairfaI
county, ara on the day mentioned was in q.
wagon ,n,o wnicn nis two uncles were roll
Ing barrel OF cider. From some cause the
upon the child, who IL only about three
years OF age, crushed one of his legs fear
fully, resulting in severe compound frac-
lure, necessitating the amputation OF his
leg. The operation was performed by Drs
Colt and Mackall, and though the little fell
low Is suffering terribly, there is hope OF his
ultimate recovery, though rendering him
cripple for life.
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION. The fol-
lowing named persons have been appointed
supervisors OF election for the city Of Alex
andria: First ward. G.. G. Thorpe; second
ward, John r. Gray; third ward, Charles
King; fourth ward, D. G. Whittlesey.
OYsTERs are now plentiful At the dock.
They sell all the way from 40 cents to 81 per
ttael, 31st.
FOR THE PENITENTIARY.-Thes sheriff OF
Warren county came down on the Manassas
train from Front Royal this evening, en-
route to Richmond, Va, in charge OF Harv5y
Blake, sentenced TO the penitentiary for
seven ) ears and three months for the murder
OF negro in Front Royal on the Sd OF Sep
tember, 1870. Blake escaped arrest at tie
time by flight, and was identified and ar
.ested near Hagerstown, Mo-. about the 3ist
OF August last. IL 10 reported he has, since
1870, married three different times in Mary
land and Pennsylvania, aud that the last
vile gave Information which caused bis ar
rest.
In DEATH THY WERE NOT DIVIDED
On Saturday last there appeared In the Ga
zrtte q notice Of the death of Miss Ann M.
Allison, In the S7th year Of her age. To.day's
Gazette announces the death OF Miss Eliza
beth l.. Muir, In the 10th year of her age.
For many years past these two venerable
roomed together, bound by strong ties OF
social and christian friendship, and so init
mately were they united that whom one
sickened ana died the other soon followed
her, so that In death even they were not di-
vided.-( Gazette, 31a.
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From J. G. Parker we have the New York
daily papers In advance of the mail.
Colored cashmeres, black cashmeres, black
alpaca, black silks, blankets, 1T Carter's.
1G Market Space. See ad.
Monday evening the Hayes and Wheeler
eolored men OF Potomac City raised at Doug
lass hall q pole, on which they hoisted a
oeanllful national tag end streamer bearing
the names OF Hayes and Wheeler.
The Centennial public and school excur-
slsn uckeis 70 philadelphia, over the Balti-
more and Potomac road, at $3.50 for rae
ronha ZIP, are selling rapidly. The road
every comfort, and lands passengers in Phil
ade phia at $50 In the morning. The tickets
VIII De sold up TO Saturday night, and are
eOCd for ten DAYS
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Croup.


from Nj. James Grimes, Of NJ. Pleasant Co
huf,6td County, Pa
"About tDree years ago our daughter, now
WE'VE years OF age, was severely afflicted
with Group. A general Irritation. of the lungs
followed, producing hectic cough, which
became almost constant; swelling OF the tenn
pies, and other indications of consumption
were also apparent, and her life was dis
paired OF by her physician. At this critical
moment we were induced to give d.. Visitors
B@san, Of Utd Cherry trial, and after she
relieved that we discontinued its use. Since
tbat time we have used the Balsam In our
Iamlly In cases OF coughs and colds, and be-
neve III 10 De superior remedy for all dis
eases or the lungs" so cents and 81 a bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
LUCKY IS THE BABY whose Mamma uses
Iteltns sulphur Soap, with which TO wash the
little innocent. No prickIy heat, or other
RASH, can annoy the infant cuticle with
which this cooling and purifying antf-scor.
butic comes In daily contact.
GRAY HEADS daily grow black or brown,
Cause-RiVs Hair DIE. mw,f6
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CAMPAIGN CoMPLIMENrs.-"I would
rather vote for the devil than for you" was
what an American sovereign told Q csndi-
date In main street saloon last night. "Bus
in case Jour friend should not come for
ward !" eald the uRabasAed aspirant for OF.
nee, "mteht i then count upon your assist
ance?" The glass glanced from Off his cheek
and he passed out Phoebe (NsU) Record.
H0Bruce had recourse to the sword, Tell to
q bow and arrow, and Washington appealed
TO the God OF battles, but when . woman
lay her hands on.-l Brooklyn Argus.
~Tbe general passenger agent OF the Le-
high Valley railroad In In Toronto, Canada,
making arrangements for ali the teachers OF
kentennial excursion which leaves there Sat
dfdSy.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
WIN. H. WHEATLEHS PREMIUM sTIAM
" pfHlEG And sO0URIEa ESTABLISH.
ESTABLISHED 1881,

with full Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dye
Stunts, Chemicals, &c /, frst-clsss workmen, An
needed ID &C hinery, and . life time Experience,
an prepared to do all Werk In my line, In sly lie
WORK sent for snd delivered without extra charge
10 any part OF the District; received from and
turned to any place In the country By mail or ex-
press. Once and Works No. <9 Jefferson street,
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LOCAL NE VS..
Am usems hts, Ae., Toni

Amuseme hts, &c, I0.n18nL
Nossonol Ihedtr-Miss Genevieve Rogers
a. "Aaud Mailer"
Pbr6s Opera HotGse--"Uncle Toms Cabin"
with Bobby Newcomb as "Topsy."
Ineots ComtQe.-"Exile OF Erin" and
1fpt- class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds I'm
gold, Jet, onyx and plate; jet, silver and gold
Pr;ss5 jewelry store, No. i7 Pa. ave, near
~ stTett-AdJt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, paws s
per cent. per annum on deposits for each CAL
endar month. Banking hours, 9 to8 SAT-
urdays, o to and 6 to 8. 27c3I4tIo
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kasy FEET. &a,

DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years'
Rractical experiences throughout the United
States and Canadas previous to being To-
Gated In washington, ID. c., In 1861, success
mlly treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Cnllolaips, Vascular Excrescences, DC, at
MS establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit,
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Weather Probabilities TODAY.
oryIe1 OF CHIIY SIGNAL orrIoI.,

WARRINGTON, November 1, 1870.
For The middle states, failirg and station
AIRY Barometer, westerly and sOutherly
winds, warmer, and gen orally clear weather.
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The Racing at Benning's.


The fall meeting OF the National Jockey
Club began at Bennings race track to-day.
The race Will continue for two days more
The following horses will participate during
he meeting, there being three races each
day -Fadladeen, kinny, ROmney, Gale,
May D., Fleet, Fanny b Vagaoond, Lady
clipper, Docility, Pluto, Bosworth, Tam
Rieo, Hobkirk, b. G. 81 by Red Dick, May
Year, Capt Hammer, formerly VandaI, jr.,
carrier, Resolute, Risk, Moorhen, Burgoo
Biii hqndsy, Leader, CulPeper, sunbeam,
York, Waco, Aatadore, Inspiration' pal.
adm, First Chance, Libby t., Emma J..
Wsieree, Maine Brace, Lorena, Tenifer,
LeamipgtoD. I'd.
The entries for
THE RACES TO-DAY
First Raee-Dash of fbree-ouartsrs M a
mile for all ages, entrance $40; entrance
money 10 second horse; purse $50. Learn
irgton I'd, Matadore, First Chance, Courier,
JeDifer.
Second Rsce-MiIe heats, for all ages;
purse, $500, OF which $50 to second horse
i Del ounce BUD BnIgoo, Rose, Fadladeen, Hat
Thru Rsce-Two miles over eight hurdles:
purse, s4c0, OF which 500 TO second and $50
70 third horse. Paladin, New York, Jack
Irigg, Darby, Bill Mundsy, Capt. Hammer,
Resolute, Risk, and Lorens.
ARREST OF ALLEGED HOUSE RoRRrRs
Between III and II O'Clock last light Sergeant
Perry and Officer Thompson, OF the 6tf1 pre-
einet, noticed the srspicious conduct of two
Iongh looking customers At the corner OF
18th street and New York avenue and took
Lnem into custody after some resistance
Iney attempted TO fling away some small
articles, which proved to be handsome man.
teI ornaments. After securing their prison.
ers IN the station the officers returned to the
rouse WneIe they were seen and ascertained
mai tnese articles had been stolen from the
rooms In the house at the northeast corner
OF the streets named. II did not appear thai
any forc1ole entrance had been made there
lore the charge of burglary could not hold.
1ney were taken 10 police headquarters this
morning for further investigation into the
case. IL is thought these are part OF the
fang'wnich has been house breaking In the
northern part OF the city recently. They
gave tnelr names as John I. Smith and John
:, Conner. but subsequent they were re-
cognized as John Kelly and William i,s1nx.
Two young men belonging TO South WASH
!pgton. They were locked up, and the lady
IN whose house they had stolen the articles
was summoned TO appear at the Police Court
20 tsufy. A charge Of burglary was sworn
against them In Police Court this morning
W Ms. Connors, Keeper of the house and
me bearing postponed until Tomorrow: de-
10 jail. '0A1i i'Ieu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

REM0vAL-Fra Class Securing and Dyet,,o,
a. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
oy removing to his new building, 9O6 q street
northwest, three doors from eth street, near
the U: B. Patent ONCE. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
american or European invention, he il en-
aoied 10 do any work In q manner not To be
equsled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. o ~ no.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DS Sa Il 1SNAhs
SIESlors o s1HooL AID kTlpI.sAE cks
sSr.er rsh And H.-nis. a. b. merrill, Mis-. 3. u.
sssst NJ. .s,s' L. ,,sSs'.. : Mi:: sSn. ssr
D., -, 44lL,5lxliDH!l, VIRGINIA.:
sss:;s :s: g .s.a I'M .a
L rI9n, PoRgLAR sSIIk q s.i PHiLoso.
S ~: snS asSsis.ss I ss,.
1917 10Th street, on the second week OF Noyemeer
I'll biss s q s BOSOM 4 hiss ss
tn E S. IIZEg SEIISHaH..nn
Ne. 1855 st1ssf. go, isA ST. scrrslesa.
e 3. ,S = :s: . e. s
.1,, Ss:':: ~ on fIisTisa No Penn
MES a 4 g; K KnsLf!S rr.ses ana I3sIi.s
soi ss eS s'h street. northwest, on nospAT 90
... ! sSsSSSs' h sSa sSIs sLaS,
ns.ss. snPIfnBis ll,s,. Male and FsSsl. be De-
5z%tsss vi.s:'i ira .Iss a HAssSs EIv
KIRDssaAsriE AIp s1HooL Fos GIRLs
MISC. roLLottkk e .s sG ssSsinn. r..s.srr
Brom JOS nth street northwest l12T 18th street
nortn~est, between massachssefts avenue and 4
Normal 0lass Will BEGIN October Is Tor psrtiealsrs
elsy to lI21 18Th ST OF 20 yes llth NV ssO-am
EhGLIsH, FRENCH AND CLAssICAL sE
tnCT sCHQOL for young Ladies aud Iiitls
CLIO !AOksos Principal. The ninth snn1sl
session oomme poes September 18th. Mr. and Mr.
ysc nn VII n reopen their Evening C,ss-es fOI
THx MISSES LANE, successors 20 Mise Jsmet
and Hiss Burnley, will opens
SCHOOL FOR GIRLs
81 no. 1fSe i street. on WEDNESDAY,, sert ~
circulars can be obtained at Bslianty ne ., AIS 7th
street or q the School after September ISM Re-.
sTtsrSsss-fr9f yossgh Henry, Hon Geo: BsnerOii
WAsHIHGTOH BUSINESS OOLLRGI
w Corner 7th and streets northwest,
Oonpnnee the advantages OF o practical Trslfsf
uaInips school, with thoroughly organized an
comHieteiy eoufpped Business College
eons and daughters have same adv antases
OIeo for receI Of students for day OF eysuinS
sessions, MONDAY, August 40.
. sSF ssn''i'" 'ddT r O sprsorx p-,.,s.r,
MISS OeBORNKp BOARDISG AND DAY
w SCHOOL for Y0UEa ladies, with Kinder.
viii commepce November Is. ls7e. Thorousn in.
Groeuon u higher Englis b, Music, Latin, Greek.
eermss. nonfre Of old patrons, or q the school,
RO1s, MArH. AND classical ACADEMY
~ cunoeriands Church, ~ street northwest. bet
DAY, sept. eth. Circulars Of the PrincipaiS red
oenee, l3Is - street eouthwea. susn-sm
EH9LI0H AND FRDHCH SCHOOL To1 Yo..,
- Ladies aad Ltitk Gvls, l2l Maryland syeuus
esst, Capitol HIN. Mis- D. L. JOHKe. Prfncipsi
D,ttes resumed MONDAY, Sept. Is. iss. snsN-su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

We WOULD REMIND the subscribers OF
THE STAR that they can greatly aid the
having the amount due them always ready
when they call. The agents are required 70
pay cash weekly TO THE STAR Office for the
papers they supply To subscribers, and as
they are men of small means they are OBJ
hged 70 collect mp close every week or every
month, In order TO meet their eDgagements
"A little tnoughtfnlness on the part of sub
greatly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

You CAN BUY canes from Major, the eaue
dealer on the Avenue, one-t third cheaper than
any other place.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

DON'T neglect 10 insure your real estate
and personal property. To obtain a reliable
policy call At Office Of Firemen's Insurance
Company OF Was bipgton and Georgetowp.
ID. c, lover Bank OF Washington.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

LoDuLEs HEADACHE specific cures in
20 min utes, at Eooitt House drug store III 4 8:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

ADVISE all strangers and citizens
toans 20 On returning from the Centennial.
straps, DO, from the extensive stoek az Sar.
tory OF James 8. Topham, f25 I'm street
with twenty one years practical experie1ce'
10 none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

REAL Estate SALEs.-Yesterday Nesars.
Birch q RObey, auctioneers, sold for III. A i,
ClarK and VIM. a. Fenwick, trustees. lot
In square 5, to Hall Il Hume, for 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

STILL ANofAE1 MuRDRR CAsR.-This
morning In the Criminal Court, Judge wy.
Harris and Mary Ward, charged with the
murder OF Richard Lewis On the morning OF
July 9Th, BY cutting him With . knife-set
M. ]. H. Cook had been assigned to the de-
fence, asked for Q continuance, and subse-
quently he fled an afildevit on which to
base the motion. The afndavit sets out that
TIE cause-who will testify to having seen
the deceased seize club and strike et Norris
before the fatal cut was given-is absent.
The court decided that the afndavit did not
come ND to the requirements OF the law, and
said that the trial must 90 on tomorrow.
Mr.. Cook subsequently, came in and pre-.
scented Q further anidaytt, stating the Ina
immediate trial, and he remarked that In
four or ave days they could Get ready.
Judge Wylie.-"I viii nx this case for
WedLesdsy next"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

RELIABLE FIRE INsURANCR-Parties
Who desire 20 insure their real estate or per
eonal property can select no better com pany
In our estimation than the Arlington Fire
Insurance Company for the District of Col
umbia, ONCE No. 1865 Pa ave-, north OF u.
& Treasury. It Possesses paid-up capital
Of cod, 900; Is managed by directors known
o. our most respected citizens, to whose con-
slant endeavors TO bring IRE insurance with
In present equitable rates, and promptness
IN paying losses, the success Of the company
10 greatly due
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

HUNDREDS OF our citizens have used Du.
ranas Rheumatic Remedy successfully
rheumatism, gout.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Daniel Sullivan
who resided on the th-street road, In the
county, died suddenly yesterday morning al
his home, and day the coroner held IN
that he died of apoplexy, aud . certificate
in accordance was given. He leaves Q wife
and ave children. He was q member of thu
Knights Of st. Patrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

THREE ROOMS for rent at 1895 Pa. avenue.
Best locality In the city for omces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

TIE NATIONAL VErKRAN CLUB met last
evening. Speeches were made by the presi.
Gent, Colonel Tichen0r, Captain Adams, Mr..
krkofide, OF Mississippi, and al refu-
ksee nom the south. one OF whom stated
1at ne had received q telegram from his
Vie IN which she said that their house mad
zen burned, with their cotton, and that she
safety. -o-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

The ,cise fer heasfh Oa daily tUdlEs depend
anc thousands OF the intelligent pabIic pa
troD1Ee Dr.. Whites establishment, i4i6-
pennsylvania avenue, opposite wiilards
Hotel, for relief from and avoidance OF pain
ful corns, buDioDs, diseased nails, chiloiains,
secular excresences. ETC. Fee Al per visit.
Esta blished in Washington ID. C., In 1851,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELs, new and
Hamilton Pearson's, 9th and streets. W ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

LATRoBE STOVES, Ranges and Crates, ali
styles at Hamilton 4 Pearson's, 9th and ID
streets. w9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES nave been Issued 70
w. Wesley Dorsey and Mary Ann Gainor;
w. G. SpOtswoCd and Kate NJ. Maher; Jas.
K. Simms and j ennietta Peck; Atwell Cow
ling and Laura Virginia Plant; NJ. G. Nc
bell, of New York city; Alfred Brauson and
Matilda jackson; Severlno d. Rosary, of
Pernambuco, Brazil, and Rose Garrison;
Arthur Lucas and Martha A. Shorter; Alloy
sius Tyson and Jane Thomas; Thomas w.
Davis and Emma b. Sanford; Oscar Nawls
and Lucy Hodgin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

THE BOARD OF HEALTH IN at last night
DR.. Verdi In the chair. Health officer Keene
submitted syn Opsis of the operations OF his
Office for the week ending October %. show
Ing nuisaDces abated, 292; causes Of death
investigated, is; pecuniary conditions of
persons deceased, Z; burials at public ex-
pense, 8; tons of garbage removed, 1l2; dead
animals removed, 80; with records OF food
products inspected and condemned. Prem
ises PIG + street southwest, In q bad sani-
tary condition, was condemned as q nuis-
ance, and its abatement ordered.
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is any SUFFICIENT reason why he should be
under excitement.
ARGUING THE CASE.
Mr.. Pelham commenced his argument to
the jury at noon, claiming that it had not
been shown beyond q doubt that the child
had lived, and II IL had not, the case was at
an end. He proceeded to argue that the ac-
cused was not OF sound mind-not account
able.
Mr.. H. HI. Wells made the closing argu-
ment TO the jury, claiming that they had
shown that the child had been born alive,
and this by the accused herself At some
length he discussed the evidence a. to the
condition Of the prisoners mind, and urged
that II had been shown by the defendants
witnesses themselves that she knew right
from wrong.
The jury retired at 1926 O'Clock.
THE JURY WANT INFORMATION.
At 1:2o o'clock the jury came into court,
and the foreman Mr.. 0reen) asked II they
could bring In . verdict OF granddaughter.
The court said there was no evidence on
which they could bring In such verdict. IL
she was not Of sound mind 1t the time Of
committing the deed shs is entitled to An
acquittal, and II she vas Of sound mind 1t
the time IL was the painful duty OF the jury
TO ind her guilty ~ Indicted.
At 2k O'Clock the court sent word to the
jury that be would return 1t ~ O'Clock 70
receive the verdict.
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