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TnENKs, VALIsEs, and SATcHELS, at yitJ -
. BoscuEN's, 500 aud OIL Broad street.
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GET YOUR CoRsETs AND GLOVES at SYcLE
BROTHERS.. . .
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THE WlTCHERY OF WoMAN.-The proudest con-
aueror the lowlest serf or the rdest savage, sue
cnmb alike to beauty's charms. No aid 10 beauty Is
so potent as GoURAUD's OLYMPIAN CREAM. Trial
bottles, 25c. For sale BY PURCELL, LIADD Co..
BopEKER BROTHERS, and MEADE & BAKER.
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SYcLE BROTHERS have largelot Of new-style
Hamburger Edging and Insertings.
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/ IcE-cREAM! FcE-CREAM I-PIzZFNF is prepared
to furnish you with some OF his pure IcE-CREAA for
to-morruw's dlnners leave orders early to-day.
Prices very reasonable. arl<-' a;t!, fl.s'N. tE
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS. SAN
dals, Prince Alberfs Dxfords Newpor Is, Magnolias
Buckle ;Ncwports, &e.s cheap ats 4di it:it; ~
BoscuEN's, so9,aad S1l Broad street.
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LEMON 1cE-cREAM at PIzz1N1's.
CHOCOLATE 1cE.cREAM at PIzzINrs.

SYcLH BROTHERS have thousands of new-style
Parasok ut extra low prices. -. yE".'
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MEADE;& BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth-Wash for sore gums and decayed
teeth. - sy..
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MEADE 6 BAKERS CarboNc Mouth-Wash VIII
destroy the odor caused by decayed teeth and dis
eased gums. -" p'''''> -
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I ! UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POST OFFICE JUNE 15,-1877.-
Rev. j. J.. III. Curry d. D., Richmond;
Va; ]. Jefferson, Richmond, Va.
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DEDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY -
IL PRICES OF SOME GOODS REDUCED
Fine CASSlMERES and COATlSGS reduced twen-
!r-fve per cent as our stock i too large and must
h- sold: BLACK GRENADINES reduced from 80
10 30 and csc, from 25 to Is and 15c: beautiful
LAWNS At lie. reduced from 12Ec. Many new
goods just arrived such AS lIAMBURGH EDG-
ISGS and INSERTINGS. HOSIERY. COTTOSS,
CALICOES. and STRIPED SHIFTING.
ELL j. G. WHlTLOCK, 1909 Main street.
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If YOU want handsome suit for little! money
go to sYcLE BRoJHERs'., .Yaa:;:i7.,rca .a.,
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The PRIMARY ELE ccTioN The sub COM
mittee OF, nfmembers; OF the City Com
servatlve Committee appointed to prepare g
primary. election plan met last night and
agreed upon report which provides for
one yotlng-place in each ward, .Vivd. .rocee g E
vottng-tfie candidate receiving the highest
number Of votes in the city to appoint the
delegates for the city (sevsnty). Two mem
bers of the subcommittee will probably
present a minority report. Itwas resolved
that it is inexpedient to take any action at
this time looking to thetnomination Of mem
'bers s6f the House of Delegates.
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GET YOUR oRGAsDIEs and Lawns at sYcLE
BROTHERB'. -. .g-o.t t.if ~. : -,.. -E-0 -.
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STRAWBERRY 1cE-cREAM At PIzzINI's. -

OUR BEST DENTISTS use and recommend MEADE
S-EAKER's Carbolic Mouth Wash. ..''
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

THE CARBoLIc MoUTII-WAsH Is pleasant to tn
taste, and an excellent garglc for sore-throat.
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srcLE BnoTuEns open at 8 4. M. and close at
M s..--.4
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GET AN UspERsH1Rr AT sYclE RRorHEas'.

GO and get a handsome silk Fan at sYcLE BRO
TlIERS'.' - :: ..I ~....t' t.,~if3 = ~
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The new wheat offered on 'Change on
June "a, 1874, was from kentucky. 1t was
one day ahead of new Virginia. ;]: I'll /
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7 Go 70 sYcLE BROTHERS, and get handsome
Grenadine. # 81 I! lot sa4.p&s" r. Ri
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TWO CASES OF
DIET E 7 Cs

nIETE TICS ,-..,g ,s,.
FOR INFANTS AND INvALIDsa .,.rsiD
pApOMA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-EOoD; ,@.'af
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT ~ :-nru
IMPERIAL GRANUM- .-. ....., .t.r.
NESTLES LACTEOUS FARINA,
iHAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD, & ,-aa5 ~ h"'
K&M'S MALT INFANTS FOOD, Ln.3.f,f3
FRENCH RACAHOUT DES ARABES, .:tn
SAvORY & MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD, =.
3. PREPARED BARLEY, ''' - =
SCOTCH OATMEAL, - t.a
BERMUDA ARROWROOT. ..>..@G, :.Laut Y
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR, .....o
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT, -
-TROnIMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. ~, r.
Sold at MEADE BAKERS Drugstore,
myl2 919 Main street. .
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JUST RECEIvEDl JUST .REcElyEDl ~
Elk Umbreilasl SILK Umbrellas!
-''i'l Plain silk, Boiled SILK, Twiiled Sflk ~

> .E,Gf .J;r1 :ltAH colors Tor $3.50. 81, and 3d..
i Also the largest assortment of Hats and Caps IN
nese braid, linen, and Mackinaw Don't fall tJ e1-
anime their stock TO-DAY. ..tat> - =.
h IL . I'D. FnY & Co., 1908 Main street,
/. ~,, opposite post-ofice.
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: Don't FAIL to sec SYCLE BROTHERS handsom
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II ~ ~
DEcAYED TEETH dis!nfected by MEADE 8, BA-
KER's Carboiic Mouth-Wash. -,-.,,y.fs,,,.4 a
have xnafyzed" gwHL5KEY-knpwn under the
brand of i" sELEcT,rt controlled by, ,Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIn & Co, Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM. FgsIL on and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family par.
poses.-J. B. McGAWsMs Dr. late Rxpfessor of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Yirginia.s
BLEBpIHG and liberated gums healed by ME ADE
BAKEs,s Carboiic Mouth Wash. y srs'ss y5i
SAVE MONEY by having your pripstng done OF the
DISPATCH tPRINTI.G-Hou8E. Good WORK, 10 's y
prlces. and satisfaction guaranteed. ...f,ti.Es
NJ ELLYscN & Co. advertising agents. .ilscEt ADJ
yerf,sements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. lsss as me ~
paseA counting -roou, win receive pfoPapt a1'e,i-
uop.st es5st ~ .slisy' sf7
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DEcAYED, TEETH disinfected by Meade s. BA
KER's Carboiic Mouth-Wash. s-.,,.{s,,,4 4
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BEAUrIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE &
BAKERS elegant sAPoNINE DENTIFRICE. .--I-
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WE NEYEB

WE NEVER .Gg. .iIt.ISp fEaJ yfa,l f.i.,lt jsrF.s
MISLEAD THE PUBLIC.
.''ait 'tweibeg leave to state that our . >.'''',
:, is .toDDs AND RNpsr5ni s2RR hr
OF stock are strictly rstciass goods. The, assort-
ment Is large The sizes are regular, tine quantities
vary, hence the price. we never keep small quanti-
Ties OF any lot. so we dispose OF them as half price.
They nre really. great fsiGist 3i'i.Htln' Iit
A. SAKs Il Co.,
2" fh.'i = ib" .fst.' 1918 hrdn straet. !
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PEACH IcE-CREAM at PIZZIN1's.
PINEAPPLE IcE-cREAA At PrzzINI's. ..
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EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND DIRECT TO FOR
EIGN COUNTRIES the statistics laid
before the Chamber OF Commerce on Thurs
day evening by the secretary were the fol
lowing: .... .. .. .r r.. ..as-.-.
Exports Direct for the -Four Months
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nRUGs. MEDICINES. 6e.

; It has been decided that womaRs beauty can D"
retained by proper attention to the condition OF
the stomach and bowels. ... ai ..
Food makes blood and blood makes beauty. I'M
proper digestion produces bad blood, ili-hsaith,
an ugly face sedentary life leads to constipation,
billous-fevers headache dyspepsia loss Of appetite.
&c. You do not want pills; they are nauseous ana
disgusting; but you need few doses OF that de-
Iigftful and sparkling purgatiye known as BAL
LEY'S SALINE, ,APERIEST," put up In large bot
ties, and sold ut 50c.. aud warranted equal TO the
best. Sold by all druggists.
- PURCELL, LADD & CO., ),
Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
te 15-eodt Aup2l -".E t1}'a
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ANNUAL CELEBRATION oF.RJcHMoND Con-.
MASDERY.-The Sir Knights OF Richmond
Commandery, No., are making prepara-
tions for their annual celebration, which
will come off in few.days. It. promises to
be very handsome affair. Their beautiful
new hall, corner OF Third and Main streets,
will be thrown open to-. their wives and
daughters, and an elegant banquet served:
The following ,Sir knights compose the
Committee Of: Arrangements: L. L.. Bass,
Robert E. Macomber, j. F.. Gibson, Maui
rice Evans, Henry. Bodeker, George A.
Hundley. 7 Nl-2 ,i.t~,,; ~ 4 fLEttlf%tj
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OUR HEIREss- Two MORE PERFORMANCES
TO- BE GIyEF.-On Monday afternoon and
night the local bou6e opera "Onrt Heiress"
will be repeated at the Theatre for the benz
eft OF the author and composer. There will
/ he MO seats reserved, but on the first ocea-
sion the price OF admission will only be
twenty-five cents; ON the. second, fifty
cents. It ia probable that both performances
will be we'll attended, not only on account
OF the fine singing and acting to- be CONT
IDENTIFY expected, but in recognition Of the
services Of Messrs. McCarty and Slegei,
which have been highly creditable TO the
civ. The matinee will be given, COM
mencing at Al O'Clock, so as to permit those
! who propose to attend.
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sTnAwBEkntEs aud CREAM at P1zz1Nl.s.
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BLEHpIsG and liberated gums healed BY safE ADE ADE
BAKER,s Carboiic Mouth Wash. - s,s,gs y5i
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LIST OF LETTERS.

= 11ST 0F LETTERS. REMAINING in
c,1r rosT- OFFICE AT RICnMoSp, HEN
Ii,Id ~ ~ nntSiT4NTY, VA. JTNE.16 1877.
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FINAL CMEBRATIoN.-The final ceiebra!
ton of Lee and Jackson Literary Society Of
Wesleyan Female Institute, .Staunton, iVa.,
will take place Monday, June 18th. Com
mittee: Miss Georgia Hays, Of. Texas; Miss
Mamie Butt, Of Virginia; Miss Nelia Har.
dy, OF Mississippi; Miss Lulu Williams, OF
Alabama; Miss Lila Follansbee, OF West
x5gRi ,n5 MIA, aas Mss 4sa kaSae ss Ssirss nG 81
Columbia;- Miss Lotiie r. Plumer, Of Renn-
sylvania Miss L0ula, G.. Pope, Of IT Texas !;
Miss sallie Summers, OF Maryland; ! Miss
Carrie Borden, OF North Carolina Miss
Sallie Geiger, OF Kentucky. ~ t..'s'7 I, Z
, 1877-07-06
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

LONDON, July "A Berlin spe-
cial asserts that a general understand
ing with regard to certain eventual
tiles has been lately arrived AZ be-
tween the Austrian and English gov
ernments.
The Turks made desperate sortie
from Kars last Monday forenoon,
attempting to surprise the Russians
and storm the hill on which are seven
guns used in the bombardment of
Kars. The Turks were compelled to
withdraw after several hours fighting
Losses heavy on both sides.
1t is estimated that 10000 Rus
SLAMS crossed the Danube at Sistova.
They are advancing on Bjela, and a
fresh battle is expected.
1t is understood that the wise coun-
sells of Marquis of Salisbury, Earl
Carnarvon, Mr.. Cross and others
have at last triumphed over the op-
posite party. The Sultan has now
little chance of material aid from
England.
Last Saturdays "Review" sums
up the political situation, so far as
concerns European Turkey, thus:
At the end of costly campaign,
though it may perhaps have been
victoriods, Russians will depend on
the permission of Austria to effect
a permanent conquest in Turkey.
, 1877-07-06

AoConuobaTIox.-Ths steamer
ITanton is b. b. PLACED on the route
hstueen this port and Seattle. She
uill leave here On Monday aud sat
ufday mornings II eight, and return,
leaving Seattle ca Tuesday and sun.
day mornings At the above named
boar. Ports Gamble aud Ludlow
ere 10 be included in the stopping
places. There seems TO have been
some difficulty within the last few
months, TO get = vessel for this route,
that could not be bought OF. As
the Phantom has been started to &C.
commOdatO the travelling public, oh.
Waiting the necessity Of frequently
waiting either at Seattle or this port
two or three days for the North Pa.
ci6c, il is hoped she may succeed
and public convenience be suited.
, 1877-07-06

SETTLING UP.-A gentleman who
has just arrived from the valley of
Pischt river, says that he is going
back to make home there; also that
others are going, and in the course
of q month there will be in all about
20 settlers on or near the river. This
is rapid work in the way of filling
up the country with hardy, indus
trious and valuable population. Three
months ago there were but one or
two settlers in the above named re-
gion.
, 1877-07-06

DIR. Power, the recent graduate
from Salem, Ogn., has gone into
partnership with DR.. Minor, of this
place. We wish him all the success
that an ambitious young man like
him would naturally wish for.
, 1877-07-06

UNION Wharf Co. has determined
upon list of uniform prices to be
hereafter charged Cor the use of the
wharf. Take a look at the cards
being distributed by them. The
new arrangement begins with July /.
, 1877-07-06

SERVICES in the Presbyterian
Church, of this town, will be con
Quoted next Sabbath, morning and
evening, by Rev. ]. B. H. Hewitt.
Preaching as usual in St. Paul's
Church, by the pastor.
, 1877-07-06

On Saturday last, the following
officers were elected in Mount Ba-
ker Lodge, No. 9, 1. o. of o. F.,
located in Port Townsend. A. H.
Tucker, N. G., H. G. Willison, v. G.,
H. L. Blanchard, R. Sec., Jas. Jones,
Treas.
, 1877-07-06

WE are informed of the recent
completion of the boat house of the
life-saving station at Neeah Bay, by
Mr.. CIV. Holt, contractor, and VIM.
A. McCurdy, superintendent.
, 1877-07-06

The steamship, City of Panama
arrived at Port Townsend, from San
Francisco, on the 4th. inst. having
on board the following passengers:
Port Townsend, J. F. Chapman, C.
NJ. Brainard, G. V. S. Gibbs, and G
in steerage; Seattle, E. T. Gage, H..
E. Wells & wife, H. B. Peck & wife,
Geo. Roberts, Mrs. E. Condor, J..
Pache, and 80 others. The follow
ing are the receivers of freight:
ARGUS, l pkg, B. S. Miller, 2, G..
Eisenbeis, 20, Chambers & Edmond
son, 5, G. G. Bartlett, 20, T. T. Mi
nor, l, F. w. James, 81, Geo. Bar
throp, 2, H. L. Tibbals, l, J. Jones,
20, o. F. Gerrish, 1, Rothschild & Co.
SO, H. L. Tibbals, 1000, Waterman
& Katz, 80, VIM. Korter, 1.
, 1877-07-06

Mr.. Thos. Tallentire, of the ARGUS
office formerly of Olympia, has been
officially authorized to receive sub
scriptions to the Olympia and Teni-
no railroad. He will be pleased to
hear from any one.
, 1877-07-06

SALOON RE-oPENED.-The little
saloon on the end of Union wharf
has been re-opened by Richard Nc
Donnell, of this place.
, 1877-07-06

CAPT. S. NJ. Percival, of Olympia
has returned from visit to the East
ern States;
, 1877-07-06

u Steele's Pam Eradicator sells at
every port on the Sound. It is the best
Internal and External Cure for Aches and
Pains In the world.
, 1877-07-06
TeIegraphic Summary.
I'D INDIAN NAR

Under date Of June aOth, General
Howard writes from Salmon river:
'-Our command l. crossing Salmon
river, which is swift, deep and diff
cult. The Indians are gone from our
front, and are apparently encamPed
in or near the junction Of the Snake
river and Little Salmon trails. Have
sent cavalry out to pick up about 20
renegades near the forks Of the Clear
Water"
Gov. Potts, Of Montana, telegraphs
toEhe headquarters Of the division
Of the Pacific, to the effect that about
200 Flathead Indians have recently
disappeared from the Bitter Root
valley, and it is thought they have
joined Chief Joseph's band.
, 1877-07-06

( W- Oil Cake Meal. For sale by
N. d. Hill.
, 1877-07-06

u Jas. Jones will receive by every
steamer from San Francisco and up Sound
Rll kinds Of small fruit.
, 1877-07-06
U. S. Marine Hospital.

PORT TOWNSEND. W.T..
ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
n Hospital dnes for two months prec ed
Ing his application for admission,is entitled
to Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on a permanent footing, as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
In announcing that no pains or expense
will be spared in ministering to the COM
tort and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
of san Francisco, and by far the most COM
plete in equipment. IL has been thoroughly
Eeiitted and refurnlshed. Its general wards
have accommodations for about one hun
dred patients and arc peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them will kbe
urnished with private rooms, entirely
eparate and distinct, at slight additional
o5t
GsS- The attention of Mil owners, and
those interested in shipping, is called to
the fact that seamen suffering from conta-
gious diseases will be treated outside the
Hospital without expense to the vessel.
THOMAS L. MINOR, NJ. D.,
26-tf Managing Surgeon.
, 1877-07-06

e Just received at Jas. Jones', . large
STOCK Of Meerschaum Pipes.
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Col
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philadelphia: J. Il. LippIncou Coz .........'
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LOVE IN IDLESEss. sumner story By Ellen W:
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the assembly.
Mr.. Moody's congregations in Boston are
overlooking in numbers. On Sunday morning last he
preached to Christian workers "On the Importance OF
the work in the inquiry rooms" In the afternoon he
addressed audience wholly Of women on Regenera-
ton :" in the evening immense congregation Of men,
Inquiry meetings held after each service On the
day Unitarian and Universalist ministers discussed
Mr. Moedys theology. The Rev. George L. Clancy Of
Hollis street. Church took for his topic, The Bible
against Mr. Moody on the Holy Spirit" and The Rev
George l.. Vbbart, Mr. Moody's discourse on l" Where
will you stand In Eernitys" On Monday night the Rev.
Joseuh Cook addressed Tabernacle audience on The
Ccrtaintes Of Reig fop." At conference held by M
Moody with of the city who are In synpa
thy with him great interest Ia their congregations was
reported. falling OF IN the evening eonsregatons az
tending the Tabernacle is reported this week, bat IL
attributed to the GOODNESS OF the weather Inc average
is however, :, ZOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor
FoUgrH EDITIoy Now READY.
Tho issue standard aud valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many features OF gre" service aud
importance. Among them arc:
/ THE CONsTITUrION or THE UNITED STATES.
with all It's amendments, together wiz. all recent ameidueDs
" the constitutions OF the several states
2 FULL ELECTION RETU RMS from AL the states aud
Territories FOR state officers end Members u Con
Elm The disputed" Florda. South Carolina and
Louisiana both sets Of returns are given IN tulL)
3. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from lsA to 1876
inclusive.
A TIE ELEC rORAI VOTE nom tie first Presidential
the vote OF each state For each
date fan explanatory notes, illustrating us workings
OF the Electoral College system
g. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY N.ATFoREs OF the
caIapaign III lo1G
= ITsrs OF TIE XLIVLh CONGRESS- and OF the xivh
digest OF s number and ociteh OF the minor
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