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D DIxmont Insane Asylum.

-PrrsnuRGiI, January lS.-The annual
report Of this Institution shows that on
the 3Olh OF September 1875 there were
40l patients. Since that time 1893 have
been admitted, making the total number
under treatment for the year, GSi; Of
these 292 have been discharged or died,
and there remained in the hospital on
December !, 1876, 26S males and PA ie.
males; in all 49,. The average number
during tho year was 500; the highest
number was ola, and the lowest 4S9. One
hundred and forty.eight ofthose admitted
during the year were committed by the
public authorities, and forty.ilve by their
friends. OF the number under treatment,
"a were restored; SO were improved; 80
were unlmproved, and 4G died; 10S were
males and 90 females. Since the opening on
the hospital, in ls5Gf3,l74 patients have
been under treatment; and OF this nun.
bcr l,0lG have been restored, and 7IO
have been much improved.
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Schenclk'S PuIm0nic syrup, Hea
Weed Tonic. and Mandrake


These deservcdIy celebrated and popu
lHr medicines have effected revolution il
the healing art, and proved the iallacy o.
several maxims which have for many year,
0bstructed theprogress ofmedical science
The false suppositiOn that Consumption
is inCurable" deferred physicians from ut
tempting to find remedies for that disease
and patients afflicted with Il reconcilei
themselves to death without making NJ
effort TO escape from 4 doom which they
supposed 10 be unavoidable. II is nov
proved, however, that Consumption can b,
cured, aud that il has been cured in very
great number OF cases (some Of them ap
parently desperate ones) by Schenck's
PulmOnic Syrup alone, and in other case,
by the came medicine in connection will
SChenck's Sea Weed Tonic aud Mandrake
Pills, one or both, according TO tho re
quircments Of the case.
DIR. Schenck himself, who enjoyed unin
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time TO be al
The very gate Of death, his physicians hay
ing pronounced his case hopeless and ahan
the aforesaid medicines, and, since his re
covery, many thousands similarly affected
have used DR.. SchGnck's preparations viii
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making
It not absolutely necessary 10 personally
see DR.. SchenCk unless patients wish thcil
lungs examined, and for this purpose he l.
professionally at his principal office, corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where hll letters for advice mus
be addressed.
Schenck'smedicines are sold by all drug
gists. cod
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NEw YORK, january 1S.-Cotton-Firm
ut l3%a13 BLOC. FlOur-MOderate demand
superiine western and State 81 G0a5 %;
common to good So G5a5 %; good to choice
50 O0aG 10; white wheat extra 50 20aG So;
extra Ohio So 35a7 so; st. Louis SO 25a0 %
Wheat-limited demand and prices un,
changed. Rye = Firm; western SlaSlc.
Barley-No. 2 Canada 81 o.. Malt-FirM
Corn Steady; No. ungraded &C. &c; mixed
new no gnde 6l1Ea69c. Oats Quiet
western mixed and State 4Sajic. Hay and
Hops-UnChanged. Coffee Quiet; Rio
cargoes lS1Ea2lAc. Sugar-Firm; fair to
good refining 0I5a0Ac; prime 9jsc. Mo,
lasses-Quiet; N. q. 45a56c. RiCe-Steady;
Louisiana 4>5a6c; Caroline 5 1sa6IGc, Wits
ky-$l hal Is. -.-.....,
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIDERTY, January 1S.-CATTLR-
Receipts to-day AZ cars OF through and
cars Of yard stock, or in NIL SSi head; tota
for three days 1858 head. Verylittle bust
ness doing today, nil offering being wei
cleaned out yesterday and few arrival,
since. Best S. 75aG CO; medium to gooC
s. 0Oa5 80; commonto fair So 5Oa4 so.
HoGs-Receipts to-day ASS head; tola
for three days Ito. Workers SC O0aG 90
Philadelphias 81 0Oa7 %. III.
SHERP-Receipts to-day / 800 head; tota
for three. days 1880. Selling at 81 OOaG 20
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The LOSSES OF Pittsburgh by the
r Recent BrenlL.up.

Gazette Of yesterday.
Further investigation reveals the fact
that 81, 100000, the FIRST rough estimate
will not by any means cover tho losses
that have been sustained, and the conse.
quential damages will add nearly another
half million 10 the total, A prominent
operator gives II rs his opinion that Il
viii require three years 10 recuperate
from the disastrous effects Of Sundays
gorge and Tnesday's flood, and get every.
thing in AZ good working order rs they
were q week ago. The demolished tip.
Piles, docks, boats and barges must be re.
placed, which will require time, partion.
larly with respect TO the floating craft,
the manufacture OF which Is not carried
on very extensively here. Owing 10 the
destruction Of great part OF these facil.
tiles, it Is claimed that Pittsburgh in
general will be sufferer by the
disaster, because OF the loss Of
the greater part Of the spring
trade In coal, which annually brings
large sums oil money from the South for
circulation here. But II the disaster has
It's dark side, II has n bright side also.
Men must be employed to rebuild these
LipPles and bArges, and in various ways
will other branches Of trade be benefited.
The gentleman with whom the writer con-
versed says that the waters have 40 com.
pletely carried away and swallowed up
the property that the extent Of the disas-
ter il barely visible to the eye, and per-
haps can hardly be appreciated by those
who do not know how rapidly money
disappears from view when invested in
coal, barges, boats &c. II property 10 the
value Of a million and half Of dollars
should he consumed by fire in thickly
settled part Of the city, II would bring
about hy comparison better than any
thing else could, realizing sense Of the
damage that has beIallen The coal inter.
ests OF Pittsburgh.
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O'lliCngO.

CHICAGO, January 49, Flour-Quici
and unchanged. Wheat = Unsettled aud
lower; No. . Chicago 81 27H cash; 81 IS I
February; 81 SO9S March. Corn-Dnll and
prices shade lower Mt 1870 cash; 431sc
February: dtlzc March. Oats-Quiet al
352Sc cash; $500 February; 36Ac March.
Ryc-Steady md unchanged. Barley-Dull
6la6l &c. Pork-Fairly active and n shade
higher Mt SIG r. cash; SIG So February;
Sl7 10 SMarch. Larl-Dull; $40 rs Icash;
$l0S5 February; 81 o. March. Bulk Meats
Quiet at GaS9IaS7Ec. Dressed Hogs
Quiet; light 81 OOa7 10; heavy 81 s.. Wills.
ky-Quiet at 81 o..
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CINCINNATI, January -Cotton-Q uict
ut Eye. Fourth fair demand. Wheat
Dull; red 81 45al 90. Corn-Firm al
43al5c. Oats Firm at 3SaSSc. Rye =
Quiet ut SEC. Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Dull aud nominal nj $I7 Is. Lard
Dull: steam 10Ac cash; kettle 1lNal?c
Bulk Mcnts-Quiet; shoulders nominaIIy
G35ci short rib S}zaS5sc; short clear 9]sc.
Bacon--tirm Al s. 50a9 S0al0 l2IE. Green
Mcats-Nominally unchanged. Butter -
Dull and unchanged. WhiSky-Quiet AT
HoGs-Small sales of fair ut So 25aG 30
good heavy $GG0 About j, 800 in the pens
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PHILADELPHIA, January Petroleum
Quiet; refined 2GNc; crude lGAal6Hc
Clover Seed-l4a14Nc. Flour-Dull; OK
tra $l16; Minnesota family 81 OOa7 CO x
Wleat-Amber 81 5Sa1 55; white 81 5Oi
l GO. Rye-7Sc. Corn-Steam 53a5dc. Oatl
Firm at S7a40c. Butter-New York m,
Bradford county extra 3la32c; GrSts 27a29c
western extra 2Ga9Sc; firsts 29a2ic. Chees,
Firm at l3hu3Ac. Egss-WeStern fresl
35a37C. WhiSky-$1 Is.
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Land d ovintcdby lie following tribute
which We have just received from him

Ills artist hand unlockl the silver gates
OF song, and through the ringing portal lean
HlAd syllAblea, rejoicing 10 be free;
Yet each, Ohedl0nt, on the master waits
10 hear the thought that wakes his mlnstTelsy.
Nor like PandOraS elves they dare 10 stray,
but moVE In measured verse on graceful lCci,
Al dance bright shapes around fairy ring.
S0mCtlmes they laugh, like merry brooks al pI,V.
Orhlng yOluptuoni strains Of melody:
Orrlng like iar-oh bells OF echoes sweet;
ur chant leCp AnthCmHM the plne.loIIS swing;
Or breathe, with lone UnOne, nd complaint;
W love With Enid and her Prince Gcraint.
Surely the writer Of such sonnet IL
not withoutSomc poetic talent and power.
r. q.
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NRw YORK, January lS.-Business con.
tinues fair with domestic commission
houses, but the jobbing trade quiet. Cot,
tons were firmly held by agents. Prints in
fair request and firm. Light weight caSsi.
miercs and wOrsted coatings in moderate
demand, and Kentucky jeans active.
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TOLEDO, January 1S.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Dull; amber Michigan held at
81 40; February 81 4G24; No. 9 amber 81 70;
No. 3 red 81 AK. Corn-Steady; high
mixed 44Ac; No. ., 442{c. Oats-Dull at
4llEc; rejected 3O1!c.
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BY mail, IN adrmcS, ioidsc prepaid
One ycar............Sl 10 Fix months. .."..si 90
In tubs Ol FlNe'"''''''''''- '"'''''''tl " cAcl'
IN Clula oil TCn".-., ...'.....',,.......l 70 each
In Clubs III Twenty a..-..... .",..,... l 70 each,
And m Extra copy TO person getting up Club.
HB-The above prices are lnvuTablC. Remit al
our risk, In Draits or lOstOilCc Money Orders and
where neither Of these tan 10 procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
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JOB CASTING DONE TO ORDER.
nola 1914, IGIG. 1913, iG9Q a 1872 Market St.
PHILLIr BRAILLY,
UNDERTAKES
No. ITO MAN ST., IToRxnRoox's BLOCK,

NO. lIdO MAIN oT'' lioRNuRookA BLOCK,
MakN a speciality Of his PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for CaSkets. The advantage derived
lrom this patent Is that they allow an expansion Of
tho woOd In the CaSket but prevent Il from falling
be found entlre, instead Of 10 pieces, rs il soon
would 10 without the use Of the "Corners,m Or[erI
Tor funerals promptly attended To-. Au6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-19

THE lNTELLIGENCERw will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters Ol
the wOTldrM well Us complete record Of local
events. ~
TIE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
Ic had at the counter, In paid envelopes, read y
f1r mailing. p1-SrRi copy 10 absent TrieHdS
and relatives 'riih netri from hOWd SO n
SUBSCRIBED S.-PCrS0ns desiring to have the
DAILY lNTRLEGRHcER left regularly at their
residences In the city and suburbs, can Ii
served by leaving their address Ut Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the poStOiliCC.
To CONTRIRUTORs.-No attention will bc raid
Ia anonymous Communications; every article
must I've accompanied by the WRITER'S real name
and address.
RIJiasu EeiicyI for Us AIonld n adlrsISsd aFrr,v
q Camp6M." and IhoId IN no tdSc h dtiircGsi 10
either iHiiritlHdl Mtn,bcr of The d7a By name.
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ny mai, IA adruna', po'trge ir1Hid.
One ycar.............S3 90 Six mOnihs..""""Si u
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and lower In
some cases. 81. Paul consolidated sinking,
fell OF to 81 and Rock Island '75s to los Y
Southern Pacific Of Missouri advanced "a
FAX. a ..HI ;. l.lI .B RI III
Stair BoSDs-Quiet. ~ id,
SrocHs-opened 1SaIE higher than at
the close yesterday, but soon the general
list began TO decline, and by noon price,
fell IL for New Jersey Central and IIlinOi,
Central, and ISaN for the remainder of tho
list, the latter Delaware, Lackawanna a
Western and 81. Paul preferred. The com.
mon declined X and Michigan Central Il
After midday there was on advance OF AZ
", the latter Lake Shore. Pacific Mail
WIS exceptionally strong, and rose ! u PEI
cent, but ST. Paul preferred fell oil u. tn
the last hour the market was irregular.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh rose per cent, and
New Jersey Central u. Illinois Central
fell y, aud st. Paul ". The remainder Of
the list were unchanged. The transactions
aggregated 107, 900 shares, Of which 10000
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
$1,000 81. Paul, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1905
Michigan Central, 5000 Delaware, Lacka.
wanna 4 Western, 5000 New Jersey Cen.
trnl, and 4, 900 Illinois Central Pr.
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Pittsburgh,

PITTsBURGH, January lS.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude s. 7ra3 SO at Parker's; re
fined dull; 2GHc, Philadelphia delivery.
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Accommodation Train leaves BellairO nj $40 pm
and arrives at Steubenville at G:l6P pm.
Special accommodation trains leave BeIlaIre nj
9.60 AN. aud 1880 ?. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN. aud
ll5 m. Returning leave Martina Ferry al II:S1
A. NJ and S:.OP. NJ; bridgeport, li:IO A. N. and S.SO
p NJ; arrive at BeairC nj ll:65 A. NJ and S:I5 r. N.
Tickets to all principal points u the East aud
West can 10 procured at the Union Ticket Ofhrr
ALurc House, and at the station at Bridgeport,
+. r. MYERS,
DIES General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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TRANSPORTATION,

No. stops a. all Stations between WhcelIDg aud
LnhbcThndi No. - stops At all Stations hcIwsrn
wheeling and Grafton; No. . makes direct Conncc
lions for all points South. '''''
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BR TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and Stocks,

NRw YORK, january 49, MONEY =
Easy at 4aG per cent. Prime mcrcan.
tile paper 6a6 per cent. Custom re.
ceipS S203,00O. The Assistant Treasurer
iisbnrSed 100000. ClearingS, $SOOOO,OOO.
Sterling $I.S3xa4.SG. -. 49,,
GoLD-Opened at 1861, fell 10 1907
and closed at lOG&. Carrying rates 0 to 4
per cent. .s.
sILvRR-At London Is esd per ounce.
Here, silver bars arc 81 33h, greenbacks;
81 25}fa1 9574, gold; silver coin Nper cent.
, 1877-11-03
The Government candidates for Pau and Cha
teauroux have been elected.

The Government candidates for Pau and Cha
teauroux have been elected.
The London papers announce the appointment
of Lord Chelmsford. as Lord Justice of Appeal in
succession to the late Sir G.. Mellish.
NEW YORK, Both October In Asia, the Rus
slams have completed the Investment of Kars, and
IN Europe their forces have advanced to Slatiza
near Orchanie,
In France, the second balloting on Sunday re-.
suited in the election of eleven Conservatives and
four Republicans.
An administration paper admits the resignation
of the Cabinet.
The obelisk Of Cleopatra's Needle is detained
at Ferrol on account of salvage.
The order of Mr.. Sherman, Secretary of the
u. 8. Treasury, concerning duties on coloured
sugar is considered null and void.
The Baltimore custom house officers are I'M
willing to undertake the responsibility Of Selling
cargoes.
The port officers differ with the Treasury and
decline to participate in the seizure except so
directed which is avoided owing to department
tai inability to obtain confcmat ~ evidence of the
fraud.
The order will probably remain a dead letter
until legislation takes place on tho subject.
81. New YORK Both October.-FIour per barrel
Lawrence brand 81 90.
Meal per barrel S33'
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel, STA.
smear Crystals per ID = to 8 cents.
~ Fair to good refining per ID 8 to 81.
English Islands Molasses per gallon, 40 to IS
cents
Premiumon Gold 1923 to2.
Exchange New York and London 490s
LONDON Goth
. (Dem. Crystals per cwt. sl lli3 duty free.
Suga~ MCscovado do. Gl 3 do.
(Clayed Havana No. Il. El7O aaoaa
Demerara Rum. per gallon, La in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt IS 10 0d.
Conso!s SO. .
Bank of Englpnd Rate Of Discount s PCS
cotton 81 ! to |.
R9nk&70.35
, 1877-11-03
TEL E G. A S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

NEW YoRx. 29th October.-A battle is report
ed TO Be imminent at Koprikoi, thirty miles from
Erseroum.
In Psris, the " Constitutional and " Lee Pays"
announce that . change of Cabinet has been de-
cided Dpon, and that the present Ministers have
been cequoDted to retain their portfolios until .
Deu Ninistg4 his been found.
, 1877-11-03

Frem France we learn that the %conci'i.
atory policy so strongly advocated by the
press is likely to be adopted, and "a
change in the cabinet has been desided
upon. The Wanted resistance to tie
will of the people, is thus already crumb-
ling away, and it would have been more
to Marshal MacMahon's credit had be alb
stat ned from bombast. and submitted to
the inevitable with o better grace.
, 1877-11-03

With regard to the "Psngo murderesa.
to whom we alluded in our ."0enetal News"
of the cath. ultc. we find that Alice Rhodes
the sister of Mrs Patrick Staunton, has been
pardoned. while the other three prisoners
are to be imprisoned for life.
, 1877-11-03
g A E S.

On the 19:h ultimo, W. were informed,
with a vagueuess which pervadss all
kilograms like a chr ono malady,) that the
Cleopa'Ia's Ne edle ship han been aban-
doDed al sea but subsequently licked up
where, when, aud wherefore abandoned,
AID by whom picked up, we were lett to
conjecture. On the S0th we learn that
the Needle ship ais detained at Ferrol on
account Of salvage; she Las therefore
reached as far as tho north Of Spain on
her voyage, and we hope when next we
hear oil her, she will bs safely at anShor in
the Thames.
1t appears that toe obeli,k is doomed to
an adventurous passage on its way to Egg
land, if it ever arrives in safety, and when
we remember that the expense of its re-
moral is boing borne by o private lndiyi-
dual, our interest in it's movements Is
very much increased.
, 1877-11-03

Our war new is very scaniy, and SINCE
our last issue nothing of moment has been
reported except the completion Of the in
vestment Of Kars, and the advance OF the
Russian Forces in Europe TO Slatiza, near
Orchanis. No important result appears as
yet to have followed the Increased aCtivi-
ty" Of the Russian tactics spoken Of in
our last.
, 1877-11-03

The French News" 10 nerely inai.
eative OF the presidents intention OF
"lstting himself down. as easy a. pessi-
BILE from the lofty position he had az
sumsd. 50
, 1877-11-03
LATEST N E " s.

Since the above was in type we have
been fortunate enough TO receive our Eng
Iish mail letters, together with the latest
kilograms, from which we learn that the
Russians are sustaining their activity" and
also that Orchanie is reported to have been
taken by them.
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THE TEcfsL1ruRE.'


In the SENATE yesterday the Assem-
bly, amendments to the Warden bill
were concnrred in By vote of Is to 6.
Stewards bill for the prevention Of
.cruelty to women passed.
The bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
to Indians lost. I.ti
In the Assembly Stewart gave notice
of bill TO regulate fares and freights
on railroads. 9St'thJ ert1E
Mighels bill to establish House of
Refuge was ordered engrossed. q
Bills relating to building toll roads
and bridges; to- estates of deceased
persons: to licensing drummers and
commercial agents; to maintaining
public schools. and to protecting share
holders in mines. were passed by the
House. lHAe HG4 YC.I |
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EASTERN DISPATCHES


CHICAGO. Feb. 6.
Official dispatches received to-day at
military headquarters read AS follows:
Headquarters command of the Vel.
lowsIone, Jan. goth, 1877-This COM
mand fought hostile tribes of the Chey-
enne and Ogalalla Sioux. under Crazy
Horse. in skirmishes, on thei LIST. 80.
and 18th insts., and in five hours
engagement on the 18th, their camp of
some 600 lodges extended three miles
along the valley of Tongue River, be
low Hanging Womau's Greek. They
were driven through the canyons of
Wolf or Panther Mountains, in the di-
rection OF the Big Horn Mountains.
Their fighting strength numbered two
or three to our one, but by taking ad
vantage of the ground, we had them at
disadvantage and their loss is known
to be very severe Oar loss was three
killed and eight wounded. The Indians
appear oshave plenty of arms aud am.
munition. but are otherwise in desti-
tute condition. They were whipped at
every point. The weather has been
very severe and the snow from one to
three feet deep. The command is in
good condition. Signed,
NELSON H. MILES. commanding"
The Returning Fsoa rtl ,wfasd by .ths
kcpa biiesn Committee.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.
The House Committee today EXAM
ined Chas. G. Abel, resident of New
Orleans since 1871, He, was secretary
of the late Returning Board; knew
Littlefeld and recommended him as a
clerk at his (Littlefeld's) req nest
from the parish of Vernon. There
were no returns received as from the
commissioners Of Vernon Parish; only
knew OF the consolidated state ment of
the supervisors fSor, there. who dipsd
with the board on Sunday, the 3D. Of
December. When they returned from
dinner to the office or the board, Lit
tlefield was at his table. After the
hSssss' 0snzaitsssp haasassived, Little
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h
| field told witness be had destroyed the
VernonFParish returns and said no one
bad ordered himto do sd. The returns
from Vernon Parish were opened in the
presence of the board aud the commit
tee from the North. The transfer of
polls two and nine, of Vernon Parish.
wonld have, no eff, ct upon the election
of any candidate. In answer to Me-
Donald, witness said the tabulatsd
statements shown Republican visitors
showed large Democratic majorties,
but did not Include all the returns. He
was at dinner at the -Four Seasons"
restaurant the night before the board
began its sessions. 1t cost the Repub-
lican committee $40 or more; wine and
cocktails were drank The clerks bad
no chance to go home to dinner, and
witness got the State Committee TO
stand treat. No one was the worse for
the liqnor drank. He certified to IT'S
votes for the Republicans. from Vernon
Parish, having foil confidence i'll the
clerks at that time. knowing nothing of
the transportation Of votes. The copy
that Littlefeld made WAS placed on file
by witness. There was no statement
made that the original had been lost or
destroyed, but the paper he reported
to be correct. was copy Of the origi-
nal
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