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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-08
FIN ANCE AND COMMERCE
MoNETARY MATTERs IN NEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISoo.
New YorI, Money Market.

NEW YoIK, November T. 1870.
The imports of dry goods ct New York for the
past week were 81, 275l63 and the amount mar
kcted 81 ,i3733. ~
Money loaned during the day at 7@7A, but to-
ward the close II became much easier ana loans
were made at z per cent. ,,
Exchange was inactive and rather weak at lI03
6D4SO for long aud lS2m4S2)I for short sight
Government bonds were firm on moderate vol
umc of business
State bonds were dull and without an important
feature
Railroad bonds were quiet, but Irregular The
Following were the changes compared with last
previous saies; An advance of q in &C ~ hists,
Trust Company el,iilcates assented, y III Mlehghl
Central ~ 4 I'm Kans,.s n Texas seconds ana
Union Pacific rsls and u In ST. Iaul slnkl',s aVi,u
nud Denver Il Rio Grnnde hrstS. There wig ~
OF \ in Mobile Ohio nrsts debentuIes' NoI'lwes.s
gold rs sold at 115, Erie seconds new consol az
SlL@Sl95 and Metropolitan Elevated iirsts ut lO3.
City Bank shares were neglected.
The stock market was firm in the carly dealings,
and prices advanced a to per cent, the latter 50.
Paul. This was followed by II decline of a TO IA
per cent, Hannibal & st. Joseph showing the most
weakness. The chief cause of this decline was tho
tightness OF money for late IN the afternoon, when
the pressure was removed in the money market and
the rates became easier the stock market instantly
responded the speculation assuming decidedly
strong tone and an advance of a TO IN per cent.
was established Pacific Null leading the improve
mcnt. The market closed strong, with an upward
tendency to prices.
The sales aggregated 2lS700 shares, including
Erie 1900 Lake Shore 1900, Wabash 1900, North
west 5000 st. Paul 26,7OO, Delaware, Lqckawannn
& Western 1880, G. ~ 1i900, Pacific Mail r.
600 st. Louis, Kansas City * Northern S21O, Kansas
x Texas II 800. Manhattan Elevated Railroad q, 500
Hannibal u ST. Joseph 1900, and Ohio x Missis-
sippi 1000.
Inc closing quotations were as follows.
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five cents per line for each insertion.
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to secure what you advertise for We wish the adj
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nre doing us favor by using free columns as we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
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OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
'lREASTUy DEpAuTNitf Mt

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. ~, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Office I'M
III Il IN. on the 18th day ofNoyembcr 1879, for all the
Plaster Work, and also tor all the TONERS Work re-
quircd FOX the building or the United states Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, in this city, IN accord
ance with drawings and specifications. Copies OF
Specifications and any additional information may be
had app cation ut this office the Office OF the
superintendent whore drawings may be seen. Draw
ngs aud specifications may also be seen At the Offices
OF the Supcriutendenis OF Government Buildings in
the following cities Boston, New York, phadel-
phla, ST. LOUIS Cincinnati aud Chicago.
JAMES G. HILL
nol-eo3t supervising Architect.
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nOv5-'awD5Cd
FIWUSTEEs SALE or 1NIPROVEu PROPERTY
Il On sENENTll STREET ". H. BETWEEN

EAND 4 STREETS,
ny virtue Of deed of trust bonrlng date on the
hrSt duy of May lSi7 and recorded In Liber NO. s2
iulio ~ one Of the land records OF tile Dis riot Co
unibia ana ut the Written roquet Of the party
cured thereby the uuderslgn d trustee viii sell nj
public auction front of the premises ON WEDNES-
DAY, the twclnh tl.l day OF November, at the hour
Ofi OC Ock L, M lots numbered cigetcpu Qs) nine
teen (lDl and twenty (2n) In Moses Kellys recorded
b-divislOn OF guure numbered eight hundred aud
ninety two (sg2 sad property being improved By q
dwelling house numbered live hundred and i've (Oj),
OF SeveKth street northeast
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash; balance in six tGJ,
twelve (l2) and eighteen s) months for the deferred
payments tue notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
nt the rntc of seven q per ccntum per annum plyH
BILE half yearly and secured satisfactorily on the
property sold all cash at the oIiiou OF the pur
chaser II the terms of sale Rro MT complied with
IN five days from the day Of sale tho trustee rcserves
the right to resell said property NJ the risk nnl cost
OF the deia1lng purchaser dep Islt ofsOD WI! be
required when the property Is sOlL. All cOuNcydnc-
ing uud recording AZ The expense OF the purchaser.
JOS. q. @. KENNEDY,
nOv4.dNds Trust g.
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Auction SALES.
n JUSTICES SALE OF IMPROVED ! ROpER'TY
4 US MOUTH o STREET, BErWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST SrltEEls EAST

BY virtue of deed ortr,ist dated November H. ls73
and dul recorded November IL, 1873, IN brr No, 10 4,
folio 3i, one Of the land records Tor the Dlsrct OF
Columbia, and ut IT," request Of the party secured
thereby, vii sell nt public auction IN front " the
premises on VIlSDA y, the ith day or december,
1879, ut o'clock p NJ. the GLOWING real estate, known
u.s. lois ~ 80. 81 and 81 Of William H. To luS recorded
subdivision part Ot square No. 90, together with
TIE Improvements thereon, consulting ofU brick and
trume dwclling-lOuso.
Terms OF sale according to T. conditions OF said
decd or rust to VIII The amount Of Indebtedness of
one thousand 90 " dollars, with Interest Ut the rate
OF ten cent. per am UNI rom the ifi day Of sep
!emDef 1873 TO day Of sale; also expenses Oi SAFE
IN cash and the balance By notes for SIX aud twelve
WOnlhs WIN interest from day Of sale secured by
deed OF trust ON the property sold, deposit Of one
hundred dollars to b. paid ~ the time VI e ana all
cOnveyancug ut the expense vt the purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with ~ six days from day Of
sale lse Inc trustee ryei the right to sell at the
rsk aud costs OF tho doilull & purchaser.
JOHN klLLIAN, Tr siee.
DUNCANSON BROS,
nnNs-nnNN MOD Anni Lnnnnla
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PROPOSALS.
NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMITS
IN SION, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON ID. C., October 81 1879.

Scaled proposals will be eccived by the National
Museum BGidng Commission, Washington d. G.,
until II IN, ON November 90 1870, for supplying, dcllv
cring and setting up in complete working order low
pressure steam heating apparatus for heating he ire
proof building being erected for the National Mu-
scum, the apparatus to be constructed in accordance
with the requirements Of the Specifications, copies OF
which, and any additional Information, my lie had
the ONCE OF Il Schulze, architects Corcoran
building 3 Il. BAIRD,
noS2aw3w For National Museum Build'g Comm.
YOROPOSALS FOR PLASTER WORK AND
l. JOINEIS WORK.
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RY b. IL. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioncer
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue or deed OF trust date Au-
gust ~ 1873, and duly recorded IN ubCr No. ss7, ut
IoliO lID ct seq, one OF the laudreCOrd books OF
WASHINGTON County District of Columbia, aud ut the
request Of the purity secured thereby the undersgnd
Will, on WEDNESDAY the l2th day of November,
a. ID. lcO, n 1850 o'clock D. me- IN front OF the prem
ises proceed to sell all that certain peceor parcel Of
ground situate, lying ant being IN TIN cyCf WASH
map or plan ofsaid city the centre twenty co iee
OF lot no. ~, In squire No 5j1, beginning for the
sume on Pierce street, twenty feet nom The south
west corner OF lot No. g. and rum ny thence west
twenty feet thence north 1876 feet ~ inches, thence
east twenty feet, thence south 1885 feet "a inches to
the place Ofbcginnlng together with II | the improve
ments thereon
Terms OF sale; Onc-thiTd cash, balance IN twelve
and eighteen months deferred notes to bear interest
and tn be secured by deed of trust the properly
al conVCyancing ut the cost OF the purchaser. n
deposit 500 Will be required when the property IL
knocked down. If the terms OF sale are not com
Piled with IN seven days the property will be resod
ut the risk of the dclnulting purchaser.
nOld JOHN n. OLIVER. Trustee
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rTNHos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctlopecrs,
Il lg2I 4 sheet nOrthwe,
Extensive Sale o. Valuable Build.
ing lots i'm Square HIS. situ-
nicl insmedi Ately west OF the
residence OF the British Em-
buSSy.

On WEDNESDAY afternoon, November ", at !
O'CLOCK, ON TIE premises we shall sell number OF
choice building Lots, fronting respectively on Nine
teentl, Twentieth and sire u, New Hampshire
avenue, Sunderland Place and Pstrect Circle, being
portions OF square No, l5, unsUd at the sale of last
April.
The superior character OF tho improvements now
In process of completion on lots hereto ore sold in
this square together with the number OF elegant
residences going mp IN the immediate vicinity, rem
ders this unusually attractive sale.
Title perie I. An abstract of same by NJ. Ashford
esq, may be seen ON application.
Terms one thir! cish, The remainder In six and
twelve months with Interest nj seven per cent, pay
able scmi-annuuliy deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust on property sold.
a deposit OF $50 will be required OIL each lot sold at
time OF sale.
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner.
oc2S-td Room ~, Corcoran Building.
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STEAMBOAT ZINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTlNG COM.
A PANI.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
And THE SOUTH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Steamer LADY or THE LAKE SozS
will leave Washington ON MON k.<LMl2SS gAsszf~
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRI stz1ieez3i1 ssc@SSs@.r
DAYS, at p M, stopping at Plney Point ana Point
Lookout connecting With steamers 10 Boston, New
York and luChmond, aud railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS nj Up. III.
FrstcIas lare...,'"i2 90. Round rlp....."...i3 90
SeCOndClRSs Wre,.,,,S so. Round trip ....,..s2 20
ron POTOMIC RITEh LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, far
down US Nomni, Thursday and Saturday for Curri.
oman and LeonurdtOwn, stopping at Intermediate
landings gong ana returning
SYEiHERS FJR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and f. O KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier u East River, New York. ev
cry Saturday ~ y, ma Georgetown Friday morn.
ing and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply NJ Office, under
National Metropolitan Bank. Fifteenth street Office
of agent foot of sixth street Washington and 6J Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM'L BACON
SEES President
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Yog need not neglect your business when
troubled with II Cough or Cold If You only use
reliable remedy ut once. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
is the best remedy we know Of Price only -
cents,
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TsROFESsIONAL.

nR. BoswoRTH, 91s L STREET NJ W, IS THE
~ most skillnll and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city An nervous and chronic
dlsenses positively cured Female diseases special
w. Reierg to Senators ID w voorhees,, Indiana ],
O., and others. Consultation nee A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend to ladies'
noltly
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MARRIED..

QUALTROUGTI-RAY.- Thursday evening
November d, at st. Johns Church. Oy the Rev l.
Vaughan Lewis, ID. D., EDWARD L. QuALTRuuGu, u.
5 NJ to LEILA RAY, daughter OF A Ross Ray, OF This
city.
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RIVER and CANAL NEWS.
WnshIngton River Front.

SheriRs wharf-Stoamer Mattano, Byles, lower
river landings, freight and passengers.
CLEARED.
Inland and seaboard Company's wharf-steam.
ers Lady of the Lake, Travers, Norfolk, Va, and j
W. Thompson, Wood, Leonardtown, Md, freight
and passengers
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GTEAMER MATTANo Captain
- William III. ByIes), on and after -ffa2Ass
April ", leaves wharf foot OF sixth sS.lIsxSz&Rk
and n streets every uesdRy, Thurs S1EfssdAys-4ob
landings, on sundays for Mattox Greek, Colton's,
and landings In ~. Clements hay. on Thursdays for
MattoA Greek and landings In WicomlcO River on
Tuesdays Tor CotOns and landings In Numini Greek.
Returning on Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday morn.
lngs making Intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up,
For further Information inquire ut Offices or a, L
SHERIFF, No KS and lll Pennsylvania avenue, or
Al once. foot Of Sixth and streets southwest
my2Stf q I, JONES Agent
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10y LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts
ID and General AuCtlOneers. Nc. liz Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company on the lst day of July.
lsI aud ON The 10th day of February 1862 respective
snid company the undersigned surviving trustees by
the said deeds appointed, will sell the A BONE NJ EN-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 10Th day
of JANUARY, 1850 ut II o'clock M, for cash at the
auction house OF Leigh Bros Phelps In the city of
Norfolk, Va,
WIN. II. G. ELLIS, iFus'ees
LEIGH BROS. n PHELPS
ocl0-3m AuctOneerS.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the best Is JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
known tor years ss the only place whore hrst.Cass
secondhand clothing can be sold at respectable
prices Address call ut
JUSTII'S OLD STAND,
No 6l9 ID street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest branch store. No. 4OS Ninth street be-
tween ID and h streets northwest.
N. B.-Note by mail promptly attended to- sei6
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RALrlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DOuble.Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST
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EspR RENT-IuOu1gFa

NICEIY-FURN1SHED house OF ten rooms, To-
~ Gated IN one Of the most convenient and beauti-
iul parts Of the city rent very moderate. Call or I'D
uFagg % ID
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ElVErROOM brick house; gas aud water; front and
~ back yard coy house for .fnNil family; 1872 Mad
ison st. near riggs mnrkct rent 10 inquire within.
IGOR R1cNT-Call and see our list Of property Tor
n rent JOHN SiIERMANG Co,
au22tf 81. cloud building.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 7, 1879.
The following are the official closing quotations of
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LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
N FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON, CLASS T., AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER II, 1872 - lIith MONTHLY
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.



Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom u nDeral compensation Will b. paid
Write clearly stating full address Tor further infor.
nation or send orders by express or mail addressed
Ouly " -
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FOR sAEE-HEOlISalS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A GOOD HORSE, harness and topbuggy for slaI
N sold only for want of use. Tn" rig is worth the
price asked without the horse. Inquire at g-G New
ork ave. nOSGtt
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BOARDING.
LITHOGRAPhHING.

STEAM LITHoGRAPhING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHoTo.LITHoGRAPHIN A SPECIALITY.
No. l5s Pennsylvania avenue.
jy20ly* NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor.
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Baltimore Markets.

The Mexican Mining Company levles an assess
ment ofsl per share.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-20

seem to have been in n state of mental
Confusion, but felt that they could not
renl;lin longer Starting up n winze
which connects with the LOO level one
man fell on the way, and the others
were afraid to stop to help him, but
pressed on, reaching the LOO level in
half an hour from the time they left it..
They were very confused and nearly
speechless, and hardly realized what
had occurred. Three men went down
to the rescue and found the fallen man
still alive. Clearing the pump they got
into the car and signaled to hoist, but
on the way up the winze the man they
had gone to rescue reeled and fell off.
The car was stopped at once, but he
was jammed between it and the brat
.tice so fast that the others left him and
went for help. They all gave out,
two half,i] way up, and the 9TH
er, just as he reached the LOO level,
Where a friendly hand pulled him up. A
newrescue party went down and found
two men dead, and the third died soon
after. The shift boss reports that 8" the
accident was due solely to the heat, as
the air is good enough and pure enough,
barring the heat :" The winze was not
an abandoned one, but in daily use. A
heavy volume of steam is reported to
rise through it from the 1900 level, the
temperature of which, at the time of
this accident, is given at 1882 Fab. Mr..
Church gathers from the detailed ac-
count that the death of the men is pos
sibly attributable to the fact that when
the miner fell off the car the latter was
stopped ina place thatliwas hotter than
the rest of the winze. .nf,4.. tas.s,f
1t is to be regretted that no adequate
studies have been made upon the pre-
else physiological phenomena presented
by death under these circumstances.
The legal :requiremei1ts' are satisfied
when it is proved that the casualties are
due to heat.-Scientifc .An,ericd,i. 50
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-20
BELLEVUE, La, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER

scratched with the lancet, because. nm
less q Chinese girl has few marks on
her face, giving evidence that she has
passed through smallpox, she is con-
sidered as lacking one of the chief quail
ncatlons of a manageable maiden.
The vaccination scar is still hardly
deemed sufficient promise of future
Immunity from the disease by the Bene-
diets OF the Flowery land.
In 1867 France had a yery bad bar-
vest, and when bakers bread rose at
Angouleme to 30 centimes the kilo-
gramme, several leading townsmen Or
ganlzed, on a capital of S2,4OO, an
economic bakery, to furnish bread of
the best quality and lowest price to all
cooperating. About 400 families, who
pad up S1.25 each, Immediately joined.
Ihe first year the promoters attempted
nothing beyond reducing the price of
bread, which they sold to subscribers 20
per cent. lower than the bakers. When
the hard times were over it became Il
question whether the whole scheme
should not be dropped, but at the in
stance of one very energetic coadjutor.
it was carried so triumphantly forward
that not only has bread been furnished
to the subscribers at less than the ba-
kers' prices, but the $2,400 subscribed
in the hard times has been repaid to the
gentleman who beneyolently advanced
1t, and bakery worth $4,000 has been
erected. From 1000 to LOO, families
now derive from this source their daily
supply of the very best bread, instead of
paying higher price for that of inferior
quality, or having the trouble and in
convenience of baking at home. ,vxs /
LANCASTER, Pa, has sensation of
an unusual and unique nature. r., A
stranger made his appearance in that
place the other day, and said he wanted
to get married. The proprietress of
the boarding-house at which he stopped
undertook the management of the af-
fair. She called in the girls of the
neighborhnOd one after another until
ten had passed in review before the fell
low, but none of them seemed to an
swer. The eleventh girl was more
lucky or unlucky, for she met his re-
quirements, and she, doubtless relying
upon the representations of the landla-
uy, ooeOPeou IT'LL. A1ciz Hitiuc suslT-bu;t
Breneman, and he gave his name as
Eugene Delyon. They were married,
and, as a matter of course, he has since
disappeared. 1t is ascertained that he
has wife at Harrisburg The mar
riage of young women to men who have
wives in other parts of the country is
not an uncommon thing, but it is new
feature of the business to set up the
girls of the neighborhood for stranger
to take his pick from. The young
woman who ventured thus blindly upon
the matrimonial sea is highly respecta-
BILE, as were all If the other girls who
passed in review before the scamp. The
foolish woman bitterly repents her in
discretion, and says she viii make ev-
cry effort to bring the villain to JUSTICE
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-20
Bender States the Case.

Veil, dot night, me und mine wife, We
had little talk about something's und
the next day says to Brown: q Look
here, vonst My wife she makes sau-
sages und works in dot shtore; also my
laughter, she works in the shtore und
makes head sheeze; und your wife vas
goin out riding all de time NIT de horse
car, und patent tied-back cardinal
stripped stockings. Now your wife must
90 work in de shtore und cut beef
steaks und make sauerkraut or else We
divide not equally any more dot profits p
Veil, Brown goes home und hetells his
wife about dot. Den she comes pooty
quick NIT Brown around, und had mis-
understanding about someting, in vich
efry body took part, including my lit
tie dog Kaiser. Pooty soon up comes a
policeman und arrests us for breeches OF
promise to keep the pieces, und assault
ing de battery, or something's. Den de
firm Bender & Brown vas broke up. 1
go about my peesness, und Brown goes
init his peesness. My wife she helps in
the shtore. His wife goes riding init the
horse-car, and efry night she vas by de
theater.
vot's de consequences? Along comes
dot Centennial panic. Dot knocks
Brown higher as two kites, py gimmipy!
MY income is still more as my outcome.
But Brown, he goes around de shtreets
NIT his hands out of his pockets, und he
don't got cent to his pack.-Wisconstn
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