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WILMINGTON,'. N. C.s SATURDAY APBIL 11,
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(!i e on from Samlo 12 m, and
?!,Vp in. Money ord-r n Resfister
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carrier uoys are uui autuui-
pic. of the Post.
rvict-, U. S. Army Wcathei
Report.
ODbEHV Eli'S OfFICB, !
WikMisoTON, April 11, Lt74, )
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Observer. U. S A.
, ,,,v,i:::5, suitable for wrap
in- packages of fifty, for sale
: thi" ottice. ; ,f
i 'xi-EL-aoR P.ock Lime. A supen-
article. For sale at ticnty-jivc per
, 't A .s- than other lime, by
KKEriisEii & Calder Bros.,
ami Worth & Worth.
nch lo lm .
CHURCH DIRECTORY
P.u-i.
(F.PISCOPAr.) ClIL'RCII
Services at 11 o'clock, a.
April 12th
L- m, Rev. 1 . Al.
Li . . w v 1
ARiMcr, ULctor.
JoriN's Church, April "12th.
Hr4 Sunday after Easier,
m Celebration of the Holy
Eucharist
7- a m
11a. m.
8 p. m.
Murning Prayer, at
Kv niiiLT Prayer at
Sr.rAl'l.V r,VAN.,i:i.lOA LUTHERAN
Ciuuru. April 12th.
(Jorman service at
Kndih service at
Sunday School at
First Haiti.-r Cnt'R'U
11 a.
o p.
corner
m.
m.
111.
of
.Market and Fifth Street --Elder J. C.
Hiaon. pastor. -Sunday, April 12, 1874.
SrvK-cs at 11 a.r m., and 8 p. m.
MinUy S.-hool at H !a. 111. Prayer
a.eting Thursday night at S o'clock.
Sr. Mark's Epimopa!. Church,
April 12.
Morning Prayer at 1 1 111 .
Evening Prayer at ,N P- 111
Veducsday,"Evehing Prayer at- 8 p. m.
SrroNP PREdnVrcRiAX Church-.
April 12th Seviccs at 11 o'clock, a. m.,
an.l .it V. p,in. by Rev. C. M. 1 aine
Fik l M. i:. Church Temperance
Hall opposite City Hall, on iniru,
He twee 11 Prince
Services at
and Chestnut streets
11 a. m
7 '. p. m
rr.iverIo'jt-in:: Thursday night, 8 p. m
I u- the jat week
1 ! carts in market.
there have been
At the First Baptist Church lo-mor-v
night (Sunday), after the sermon
the ordinance of , baptism will bo ad
ministered. biriioviMi. Iridic, the little son ot
Mr. Turlington, who fell from the win
'low of a two-story house a day or two
Z0X steadily imoroying.
U.vly 'J78 persons have listed their
Uxcs up to date, which is not onc
. fourth. The time is limited to the 20th
instant, and delinquents had better
take warning.
?TA;n accident. We interviewed
a geatlcinan this morning, who was one
the sta-re, between
',j.,,i.. nv..vnito- that was
overturned a few davs ago, and which
" 'av.5 lUill illKI i.v. - 1
ith n ft or wards.
k"v uuiocs itil uwiJ' 7 1
MimnifttAi,. .i.ri;ii;tir it. He savs I
.1. i 1 in.
til:lT. t mm iv envpn 111 till! Milllv in-
f
eluding the driver.
and that hvc 01
them were more or less hurt, the driver
and olie of the passengers escaping un
injured. Mr. Williams, our informant
has a ven ugly scratch upon his right
cheek, and his spine was injured to
i. .
-o uave oeen.tiie worst suuerer, uu
ing hkd:hislcft am broten in two
rla. "and reivinr internal injuries
of' a Trav. chamcterT . !
Quite ceol to-day
Yery few vessels in port, j ,
Yerj fair market this morning.
The planking of North Water street I
continues.
I
Sixty reynards were Captured this
last season around Wilmington. ,
The chain-gang are to work over, in
Brooklyn to-day, improving the streets.
M r. F. M. King ha heen appointed
hy his Excellency, a Notary Public of
this city. 4 - ;
Some of our street crostin are in an I
most impassible j condition, liast after j
almost impassible
a heavy rain.
7
An caslc was snoc near Hilton yes-
terday afternoon, that measured five C. J. Newby. This is the fourth . vol
feet from tip to tip. M T. ume ot ! the new, cheap and popular
. Hands are busily engaged; preparing
to lay a pavement on j Second j between
Market and Princess streets. 1 j. !
We are glad to learn that Mr. It. U
Sellers is some better to-day, though he
is still confined to his house.
Tiie steamer North State' will be
down next week, and the piurchison
win be laid up for repaira ori; Monday,
. , L . a:, -j nino
Tremendous
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1 car river. Al ra ,uCuu mendous crowd asscmbedi on the side
morning the water had risen forty-five . i Qf & Qn
At Fayettevine yesxeraay
feet, and still rising.
a . t rr
Snow. There have been heavy snow
storms in Kentueky and j Tennessee,
which accounts for the cool (weather we
are now experiencing in this section.
The debris on the corner of Market
i- f I
and Second streets has been cleared
awav, and the erection of a three-storV
brick building will at once be begun, j
The sailor who was shot a few days
ago is at the Poor House, where he re
ceives all attention requisite. He is
said to be recovering from his wounds
rapidly. ' h -
New Lodge. D. D. G. M. Andrews
of Cape Fear Lodge No 2, I. O. O. F,
Or.Wr
will organize a new lodge of this
at Elizabcthtown, Bladen bounty, in a
lew davs. ' ' '. i . r i ;
Sabbath Scuooii BchoUars, remem
ber that all of you who intend to par
ticipate in the Grand Charity Concert,
on Wednesday evening next, are re
quested to assemble in the Session Room
of the First Presbyterian Church, this af
ternoon at 4 o'clock for: practice, j
Two women, one white and thej other
colored, aro serving out their time of
sentence on the street forcel They are
both cleansing windows and; scouring at
. cit Hall to-day. Better keep them
at this than putting them to work upon
tuc streets,
It has been said; "Thai: music hath
charms to soothe a Savage!" ana a friend
adds " To split a rock and burst a cab
bage." It is unnecessary for us to tell our
rpa(jers that our friend f is quite a poeti
cal genius of that fact, we feel -assured
they are already convinced. . :
Still Ahead. 4-The Star man tells
his readers this morning, that lie has
heard of a cow only twenty-one months
old, that gave birth to acalf. If Bro.
Muse will call at the Post he can bear
f n row that at the. age of sixteen
months, save birth to a full size, well
fomed calf! "This beats .the Star cpw
aii hciiow." 1 : ' I : ' ' ; ! ;
Counterfeiter. Anioiie Freeman,
k deserter from jthe German Barque
Claudia, who was; arrested: last night
fnr nassinsr counterfeit money, is con
fined in jail, where he will remain uiitil
bis confederates are capturea, h poi
.0m when
he will bc tried j before Jns-
t, v.-n.issidev LT. S. Commissioner.
w.vv tf
ved. Wm. Cole was arrested
CONFIN
auc
3 1 i,f lfnrn f the Mayor this
i . . i . .-ifii Tif Iinvin'r raid
.1 ULUUqIiv - v
I " o ' "
mnrninn- CUUlUtu iwm u o
, . . ..1 mnntilv- license tax as
nis reu ; ! ,
lnifkster. for the pasnweiv muuwi
The Mayor ordered him to settle up at
once, or give bond for his appearance
before Court Monday morning; both
nf which he refused to comply .with,
h officials with the law
;
threatening
f tii. ame time! His Honor ordered
w v .
, , v 1 Ufil
him locked up in! the gnari house Wt
Monday, in the mean fame he Trill, be
' released, should he consent to gt re Dai
HLs HonorW I Canada Y,( Mayor,
J
presiding.
Ox iM tw a cases VeciOar trial this
morning they were contft)ud; over un-
til Hon dyl morning.
Some. What a city we can;boast of
when our road to the 1 Sound is com
pleted, cotton factory established, water
works in order, an iron, span placed
where "Bony Bridge" now stands, a
steam ferry at Market dock, two ice
houses in our city, a new post office, an
elegant (Market house, the street rail
road south of Market street, a city park,
our harbor ' improved, and to cut short
i I"1 t i i J
oiir jicasng.4? a complete reorganization
of; buYpolice force. AVhen, oh when
shall wej enjoy all this?
, ThodDex Dowx. A JNovel. I5y Mrs.
edition of the celebrated novels by Mrs.
m. jm isewby, now in course of publica-
tion by T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia. "Trodden Down" is a
bright aud pleasing story, pure in tone.
and commendable in spirit. The plot
is dramatic, and the manner of its tell
ing, spirited. "Trodden Down," is
issued in a large octavo volume, price
Fifty cents, and is for sale at Hems-
berger Live Book Score, i
; . Where, On, Where ! This morn-
Wnear 12 o'clock we descried a tre-
;
Market, between Front I and Water
streetsj and upon enquiring the cause,
we were told that a clerk in the store
and a countryman had had arough and
tumble combat, the clerk
coming on
victorious. So dense was tiie crowd,
that without exasperation as our read-
!
ers know full .well, that is something a
0CaL i3 never given to a red bug would I
ililo in plhnw his I
majesty through, but as usual, of late,
no policeman was on hand, although,!
when We arrived on the spot, the fight
had been over for some time, and the)
participants had tied.
half
an hour after everything had become:
A.M-KJs-v - -"
calm, one 01 our valiant and ever-alert
officers, like an old cow's tail, always
behind, with a "bilcd" shirt on, and
that lull ot gold or brass siuas, p
seen Coming around the , corner, but
upon his arrival on the bloody held, he
found that the birds had flown. The
question thrUuggested itself was, where,
oh, where'! are the police? Answcr-f-
ertn nnrnlp(l and the rcot ot them
v,. rr- , ,
home in their 'Uittle beds."
Concerning the case of Miss Phillis
r;ilumis. who. as it was stated 111 tne
Sf&r and other papers, to have .been ty-
iiio- under a spiritual influence from the
3rnd to the 10th instant, without eating
or drinking,rextept an egg and a little"
water. I fuljy acknowledge all this to
be true, and, '-withal, I acknowledge jthe
final resurection of the above, and giv
in- ni full statement of her whereabouts
while under religious influence, ibhe
1 . .
stated, on' her resurrection, tna- sne
. . .Ill
dnr the. - influence ot tne
XACbVIk f " "
Spirit of the Holy Ghost for said time,
and is now able to give publicity to tne
. . ..... . t
world of what she received while inder
said influence. It is as follows: On Fn-
day, the 3d inst, under tne mnuciicc oi
the Gospel, preached by llev.i Isaac
King, I felt the power ot my sins which
caused me' to fall to the ground,
and ! while there, my spirit left tern
porarily this mortal body, and sought a
place for a while among the spirits,
both1 above and below, and while
there I said things unuterable ; things
pertaining to this life, and also (of that
whiVi i tr r.ome. and after seeing all
of the above I was caused to yield to
that power which controled, not only
me but the whole world, (which power
the nower of the living God)
which no man can deny, wrought upon
me a powerful influence, under which I
publicly confess I received the remission
of my sins, for which I foel thankful to
our God, who made us an, ana is aoie
to do for us more abundantly than we
1 1 -I - V 1
are! able to ask or worthy to receive
Xow I PhiUis Williams, am a redeemed
rsowxjxui" , .1
from hell, and washed In
tUe OlOOU
r t,o T .nnib O f God. I thank God that
I did stay under the influence of the
SmUt from Friday 3d to Friday 10th,
for by it I received eternal salvation,
through! the Son of God. ; And would
that all men could say, even as I can at
tMs time, that after staying under the
influence of the Holy Spirit for eight
days and nights, the Lord has redeemed
them froja- eternal destruction in hell.
With.me all is well, and hope my ; de
liverance may enhance the salvation of
many others. A curious cae.
Wj II. B. .
There have been slaughtered and
brought to Market the bast week
beeves, 27; hogs, lb; sneep, y. I " 1
Phillia WHUamsj, aged about eighteen
a native of Dupliii , county, of
iWas stated feUii ft'irance on
years,
whom
Friday,!; April 3d,
rnviri vot.Pr.lav
morning about 10 o'clockj Vf ? are in
formed of the particulars py a: responsi
ble person, and give them as they were
told to us. She informed her friends
' xi . i z- i 1 1 1
that something wonderful would ke
place, that she would dwell in Heaven
for a Ume, and that on tiie 9th day,he
would revive, which she did on yester
a nn nn vpsrsr- i
nav. Ollt? 11US li&lu U1UI1G WU I W"; I
of Ebehezer Church, on
tween Orange and Ann streets, tasting
j - I
neitherifood nor drink, until yesterday
. I.. , l
lJTZ
l.. fi U ,at.non nf
life ferMghtdayB, she. to all appearance
I
is m the enjoyment of good healthi and
tolooMatherpne wouldjbe aston shed
to think' si ch a thing jl possible.
" , . i 1 ivnf
Upon reviving she jumped several feet
, i i-ji & a i i , Ji,,vv,
hish. and left the church, since whicn
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time she has been going to and fro,
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voting her fnends and :acqua.ntances,
until at last sh. called upon the pastor
of the phurch, and completely surprised
him to see what a wonderful change
had been effected m hei; talk. She, in
company with some eighteen others, will
1. : 4-K rlol- fAnf rt I 1 11 OPT! I
OB 1UIU1CIBCU ab Wit uwva, Avyyn -fc
street to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Wilmington CJotton Hilis Or-
ganizlvtion of the
Company. In
th niivprtisAinent. tne
stockholders of the Wilmington Cotton
Mms met at the bank of New Hanover
at 4 pJ ra. yesterday for the purpose of
I orjranization. I
I 1 .1 AVr Atkinson.
Ujr E. Kidder was called to the Chair
II J i- vvi. V. if .
and Mr. Norwood Giles appointed to
act as Secretary.
By request, Mr. AN . A
French made
1 some s remarks
relative to the co5t of
I construction and equipment of the lac
tory
It was then suggested , by Dr. A- J.
Delidsset, that in lieuiof entering into
details, the meeting proceed to themore
imnnrtmt work of the election 1 ot a
. xr1
Board of Directors, to; whom shall be
left the minor details. ; j
Col. J. W. Atkinson: moved that Mr.
D. MpRae and the Secretary be appoint
ed toiasccrtain the number of shares of
capital stock represented at the meet
ing, with a view of adopting a Charter
and set of By-Laws for the government
of the Company. ! j 1
It appearing that (G03) six hundred
and ninety-three shares were represent
ed in person, being ; a majority, the
meeting was declared! regularly organ
ized.! '
Mf. W. A. Wright then read a Char
ter and .a set of B.v-Laws, which were
voted on seriatim and! adopted.
Oh Mr. W. A. French's motion, the
meeting proceeded With the electien of
. , rcaulted in the
election oft the following gentlemen :
Edward Kidder, A. J. DeRosset, F. ir..
Kerchner, j. H. Cha4bourn, Ronald
McRac, S. K. Martin W. A. French.
No other business appearing, the
meeting! adjourned.
The Board of Directors held a meet-
araoi wiiwwib . ucm i i.w.
. - , , i.
ins aiter
the adjournment ot tne siock-
holders' and elected JJonaid Mcivae
as president and Wm. A, Frejich as
Vice-President, and j resolved to to call
in an installment of five, per cent, on
the4 capital stock, to be paid ft the
office of ,tkc President on the 2otli inst.
jj BY 1
. J
TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON,
WAiniNGTON, April 11.
The House has aaop.eu --u
i: t r Younor. of Keutuckv,
I UUCiiiliuj, - c I :
tlipUiriinc member, entitled to his seat:
o - i
RHODE ISLAND.
Ttkvi riTvr;R Anril If.
tIia Kiinnlemental elections ire un
favorable to Burnside a United; States
XI. ! .
Senator s. f'.fl.rr:
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NEW YORK.
New York, April 11.
I A'dispatch from St J John's, N. F., in j
relation to the accident on the sealing
(steamer Tigress gives; the following re
port of the Captain of the steamer Pan-
iier the vessel Hvhich brought the in
tellijrence to St. Johns : "On the 3rd
--'"1 o tk"
ral lt ,l" "B"""" "
l"okoutreported a steamer, apparently
moving OUiy urmci nan, anu r
proached her it wjis discovered' that she
had her flags at ; lialf-mast, subsequent
ly, and after signaling her I ordered a
boat to lowered 'andwent on bord
mvself. when I discovered her to be the
m)se" . r
--.o
Captain: and chief officers were on deA
" :o"
formed
that on April 2nd, at 2 o'clock I
. J .-i 1 11
1 f A .
all over by a terrific explosion of a
vA;i -l;r.li .vontorl rtiiiffl :i terror and
mm
confusion as the escaped steam com-
Pletclyl enveloped every compartment
below and in consequence all steam
r " T" J
m , 2 , , .on
wma f TirTre i ob
I reached the deck of the Tigress I ob-
served that a number of men were era-
i-;nr
ployed on carpenter's work, making up
iivvv"i , , - . ,
and ndil ns together a number of rough
dUU v , ,a
pine wood boxes and asked the com-
P g
d si2ned for receiving
unfortuUate men who
, ,., th fUv
,
7 f t.- fo
,. kcvim I
me: The weather was dreadfully cold
and rough, a breeze blowing and heavy
swell on. A num&er.or men naa gone
. . . i i i
i," iJTf. fl,; Jotr.1i or.fi hnrl turned
UclUlY iilllvl uiiVAi. iuiyi. uuv ,
in on jtlie top of the boiler for thesake
of the; warmth; 19 of the crew were re-
posin in this way when the crash oc-
currcu, uuu &um ox '7--
scalded oeyonci recogmuou
The con-
sternaition was fearful. Thc-twoengi-
1 neors
werc on duty at the time and
both were killed.
' We! left therein the afternoon of the
3rd, making for land under sail, and
promised to report uio.-uisaMei imm
I i -. 1 j 1 j: 1 i.imm-
dialog 011 ouraruvai.
I . . . 1 . r .. . 1
I did not ascer-.
tain the names 01 tne
men as all the
,iOiJ.. ..( rrio-rfc iinnpni-pd in treat
uiuvcp & ;.1,rT- D--
ffriefsuid could, give but lew partial-
lars. j
Tlic dispatch further says, since the
Captain's statement was made yester
day, It was learned that the Tigress had
arrived off the coast and had put into
the Bay of Kobert's, where, in all prob
ability, she Avill land her dead and
wait 'for assistance.
After the Polaris matter had been
disposed of, the Tigress was fitted out
for skil fishing. She made a trip and
was returning south at the time, with
her 4catch," when the terrible disaster
occurred. ...
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, April 11.
The
particulars of the shooting of young
Breckinridge, are as follows: He and
I i i i ,i..:wi
some companions; mm uwu
in? sdurin the day, and a seemingly I
ing UU-'o mo M
plavful disi3iite arose between 15recKin-
j . i i ,,f na(1(!.
ridge and Anderson, about the posses
Jfn nmhrplla bolonfrin toBreck-
sionjOt an umoreua oeiongin, iu-dicv,.
inridffc This was finally quieted and
tP. . . . , . . i -i-
Breckinridge asked the party to aniiK;
while they were leaning over tne Dar
Anderson
suddenly drew a derringer
and! placing it at ureckiiixiugt, & uuu
.. . T 1 ! .1
head
i.v...:
tirAfi tup. oau -neneiiuLiiJu w
CABLi: DISPATCHES.
ENGLAND.
London, April 11.
-phc Funeral of Dr. Livingstone takes
place on the 18th. The governmerit
will pay $12,000 toward the expenses.; '
PRUSSIA.
Berlin, April 11.
A dispatch to the Daily news says
tha!t Bismarck distinctly warned several
liberal deputies who called upon him
yesterday that he would not resign in
"
fai)r of Manteuffel unless the military
- question
rri, i:u-ia nf
was settled, rhe liberals at-
I I .-, T -
terwards , agreed to compromise
Ttis
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JfEW ADVKRTISEMENTS
LANKS,
J3
i&j 0N CKOl
BONDS for TITLE DEEDS,
0R SALE
with Power bfHalel'dr.,-de.,
S.G.HALL'S
Job Printing Establishment'
apr 11-tf
SBIAIili.-TOCI'
.OF , ; ;
GOOD HATS
WILL BE SOLD LOW.
' roun CHOICE
For $1 50.
I - . ' i - . i
I
City Uiotiiikrs.
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21 -NorUi Front Strcci.
Apr 11-tf I
itrcVTJIITGr FOR ALL.
"rpRODDEN DOWN," By t'. J. Ncwby ;
"The Hidden Sin," .Nine-Three,
e.'b:
. m 4.
by Ouidn;
"Colonel Dacre ""No Intentions
rhraens
nedux." -TUe Be K:Wjou,-,tU.
ling," "Young Drown," "Victor's Triumpli,
Down the lllvcr,"a tale of the Oxpo Fear ;
"The rentalcuch H" "Hints and HelaHn
Pastoral Theology," boy Wm. S. Plummcr.
D. D., LL. D.
HEINST1EUU EU'H
apr 11-tf
Live Book and Music !5tor:.
NOTICE.
A
LL PERSONS
IT uuiusixo
!
DRY GOODS
81lould not fail to call, before
turcliatiU
1 and examine the
Immense StopL: ol
S. Li G UIS Vi
20 NOR TU I'Ji 0XT AT.
,(Old stand G.
Frenelt &
on
Our prices wo jiiarant e a I'AH pot
lower,11 than any other house in the city.
I i .
OUK STOOK. . i
f:
I ITavinir been riuchafcfl tltiiiu'a the laic, fx-
jabt'd tltuiiis the
teVnet ln ule Dry Ci.Mjds market In Nfvv
1 York, we can bell goods
PER OjN1. .
Cheaper then if pur'chaed three week.. a;".
FISHP.LATK.M
BuiK.rinttndtiil:
apr 7 lw
NOTICE.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
members and policy holders of the
Wilmington Mutual Life Insurance tOom
pany will be held nt the Kooms of the Wil
mington Library Association,! on Tuesday,
A t rll 14th. at 8 o'clock. P. M. I I ,
Secretary.
April ll-lt
-A
TIIE CJKAIVD
(fH A R I T Y C U N C E R T
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE !
O PER A HO USiE
HEXT
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the loth Ins.
The leading amateuiis of the city haYe
kindjy tendered their services. ;
Mrs! 8. H. Weiu the dlstlncfulBhcd Vocal-
1st of our city, will also lend herva!mUJo
assistance on this occasion, t :
The GKAXD choruses rendered br tr-
eral hundred children of the vurioun fcabr
bath8cnool8 will greatly aid in maklni?thlfc
the most lnteret ting entertainment of the
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thresh STOCK comlne. dally, of themofet
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WHOLESALE GROCERY TRADE.
New Molasses, Bacon, Coffee, Pork,
Lard,. Butter, Ales, Cider, Can
nc Goods, Bitted, Salt, .
. KEROSENE OIL,
All kinds of Snuff andTpbacco itice,
Sugar, Candles, &a, &C
Our catalogue embra-ses over j ,
FOUR HUNDRED AD FIFTY
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different articles. For sale! low to mu or
ADRIAU & VOtlERS,
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
Stonewall Fertilizer !
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fVnT.factnrfid on the baaU of a mianuteel
analysis. Will NpW be fold subjeettoall
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