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The IMy: Review. ,JOSII T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop MONDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1877. , , -A, HERO OP TUE WAR. Captain James I. Wadell,: who com manded tho famous Confederate Cruiser Shcnandcah yth'xch played such sad havoc wifrllJ Yankee shipping in the Pacific 'Ode& dtirrosihe late war, arrived iri this ucilf j' Saturday evening's train from Eal . timrffji tifeo for hisJ old home in Hills boro. f t - . . Cali Wkddell is a genuine Xoriti Car oHuiaahoG Joe olil North Stale has just "cause to" be proud for the valuable serf ice he . rendered the cause which she epwsediatlieitte3 that tried men's souls. Jje exrjloits.j)crf.rmed by this gallant jTOft&Wrtb Carolina, while iu command 'ofilW'dktmtless ship, has become a mat 3Uiia,wbich we hope will not soon BETTER. rnvmir ' WYV arc glad to learn of the improve ment 1 ta oar neighbor of tho Star. lie is geftlbgboth polite and considerate as well 99 politic; ' Noft' a'word in a week about lipurbons"1' and the "Demccatic Democrats," and no laudation of i ayes in three issues. We have aiways thought that our neighbor sobers side would event ually coje ujjrjkamost andjhat ho would be led to we tie error of his ways. We bono that the chancre is a permanent! one r w . j ttd wo I Better state of affairs. It is i ' well for him to remember always, Postmaster General Key did, that QnJdflamD holds' out to burn TftVuT)cralest liberal may return , To tho bosom of the "Democratic Demo crats." -K . 1nSnly too. glad to know that XjmthiB(g '-tO do with bringing is THE sAvi.vr.js FREEDMAN'S BANK. tho review of the history of tho late FreedmanV Bank, the New York Journal of Commerce states that. durirg the Fust ten months of its existence the institution received deposits amounting to $305,107. For the year ending March 1, 18G7, the deposits were $1,024,853,03 ; for' 1SCS, $3,682,378,00 ; for 18C9, $7,257,703,53 for 1870, $12,605,781,95 ; and for 1871, $ 1985204736 . Whcn the bank was forced into liquidation in 1S74 the total amount of deposits had reached in round numbers $56,000,000, and the amoun paid ovAU depositors $53,000,000, leav ing balance tiue depositors a th c time of tbeTtaOare,? $3,000,000, Wl of this amount $2,992,033,55 were due to colored persons. "Y t ; . -- : - ... " TliE DEBT STATE AI EN T. The debt statement for the 1st of Sep tember shows a decreaso of the debt dur ing the previous month of $3,803, 538. 75 which ia : considerably more than for the proceeding month , and it is due in part to tho increased receipts from import duT ties. The Coin in the Treasury is set down at $106,90 1,S3G, but how much of this is silver is not stated. The called bonds and unpaid interest amounts to $27,411,187, and the coin certificates to $38,525,400, leaving $40,908,349 of coin at thPVernment's disposal. This accu mulation of specie, iu connection with tho fact of a steady decline in the price ol ; gold,' bos been referred to, and With reason; by Mr. Sherman as extremely en couraging. Tho outstandi ng legal tenders on' tao.lst were $358,040,09G, which in cludes' the Id demand notes. The na tional bank notes were $315,2G0;92S. service but ity, WASHINGTON" LETTER Washing tost, D. C, Sept. 8, 1877. The action of, the Administration m 1 . "t l coupling other .cases wiMwfc oi h avu Officer Cornell, and postponinghis remov al until the meeting of Congress, excites wide and unfavorable comment. People had begun to look upon Mr. Etayes'.dxdcr prohibiting office-holders from taking any active part in politics as a deal of a sham, designed riot so much to benefit the civil as to create a little cheap popular it people 1 generally believed he would enforce it impartially. '-Uu mri Cornell treated the i orderj with contempt and his conspicuous position in office and as the friend of Senator Conkling made his removal, under the order, .necessity if the order was to be respected by any one. Assigning another'1 reason for the removal is au exhibition of timidity on the. part ot Mr. tIIaycs that will add the public distrust of his sincerity in his "rcfurm'; schemes. 1 : (i..,.tf,0 California sustains, .as every oneexpect eil she would, the Democratic party. "Sbp will send some able Democrat to ma,b? one of that party's rnajority in the Senate after March 4th, 1879. It is too much to expect of Maine that she will do ithe same, but letters from there promise a large re duction in the Republican Legislative majority. I, Yesterday the Administration was at Marietta, Ohio. It is "on its electioneering tour of that State. The speech of Mr.Hayes was cmpuaiicauy an Aaminisiraiion speech, aud such a one as no Presicent, iooking for endorsement at a pendm election. ou"ht to deliver ' The distribution of medals by i Mr. IIsvcs to Ohio soldiers, will take place in a few days. I .This trip was proposed and rs managed by, politicians for political effect, but unless I mistake the people of Ohio, they will respond to it at the polls in a way the schemers will not relish. The Commisioner of Indian Affairs is to .be .removed. This is the firstj step in Secretary iSchurz' promised reorganization of Ins Department, and will probably be soon followed by changes in the heads of the Pension, Patent -and Land Bureaus. The intimate relations of the Indian Com missioner with Mr. Hayes aro understood to have dcla-cd the Secretary's action. Tholsc who read the jnonthly statements of Secretary Sherman, showing reductions of the "public debt" of from three to four millions, must not take them literally. They are not literally true. They are deceptive ana are meanc w oe aecepiive. The bonded (and greenback debt, tho ( re ported debt, .is deceased but the unreport ed debt increases under this Administra tion, aud the fact is concealed. Congress, at various times from the foundation of the Government un,til now, has passed various lawfs by whih money' was appro priated for various purposes. - ) Under these1 laws parties have become and are continually becoming entitled to money fronl the government Heretofore they ha vii been paid as their claims twere presented and completed, but under Hayes and Sherman tbey are not paid. The millions yearly paid out in this way are retained in the Treasury. This portion of tho. "public debt" is exactly as legal as any is supported by explicit act of Congress aud goes ou iureaing from day to day as daims arc presented and completed. Sherman's last statement showed a reduc tion of four millions in the recorded debt To be full it should have shown a large Li. j.j-.-J.l.i: increase. in ine uprecorueu ueui. t Assistant becrdtarv McCormick name ever dear to some newspaper pen is in Xew York. The chronicling of this IlisceUanooos. 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The whole tone of the paper is pure .-It also contains Historical and Biographical articles j .Scientific ; Agricultural and House hold .Departments; Fashion Article weekly, fresh and unexcelled J Humorous Notes ; Lit erayKeTfewg; News Notes; Boys' and dirls' Columns; and Strong and Sparkling Edito rials', etc., etc' Is just such a paper as every body lores to read, and the price is only TWO DOLLARS A YEAE. Sample copy containing club rates, etc., sent on receipt of a 3-ceat stamp. , Address, No. 918 BENNETT: & FITCH, 1 276 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa. J N. B. B"d Wrer 1 and flBx the number J 1 8 before BENNETT A FITCH, that we may knew through what paper the subscription comes. 'I" f' J""" ' '. jau 2 . When Scribner Issued its famous tner Holiday Number in Julr Lcritic said of it : "We are not Scribner has touched high-water mark. We do not see what worlds are lert to it to con-1 Entirely rewritten by the ablest writei aucr.". 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"r"1 U-f-lwpeA A a " ""t'M f I revision, ana to issue anew edition1 entitled I B";uui guarantee " future Wo. ii ra Foreisn Travel." wiiMWA. &".Ly?.w4 v disoovtry In every department o knowledge 1 nnrrr Z increased tupt.u ,,, we have "A winter on the Nile," by Gea Mo-1 has made a new work of reference an iiu-1 -f wx uuan m&AUINQ IX TllF zv tit 1 1 . o i. : . I n i I nAr&ttve WAUL I I m --rr -m r-s r.. ' iJ' J'tAl' Se" bri Chi affairs have iul' XUFHATIO StW'SF fc "ufi.c" i--;itneir fruitful application to the industrial I "v oDject and constr. . ler ; "An American in Turkistan," etc. Three and useful arts and the convenience and re conductors will be to fnml.n tul 'r..0' u ' The number for Jan uarybeguw tl I 1 A . serial stories are announceu : IMicholas Ellinturn, Br Dr. Holland the Editor, , whose story of M3evenoaks" gave the highes satisfaction to the readers of the Monthly. : -The.sccne of this latest novel is laid on the banks of the liudson. The nero is a younr nnement of social life.: Great wars, and con-1 Literary Entertainment f . v Jrllc moment, h was at the old new course of commercial and industrial " a Magazine etrikinr It dinnti ."rpia- activitv has been coBUBenced.'! large . aocesslODS to r our "Eoocra nliical knowledge have heen made by the lnuefatl- gableexplorer of Africa. i ( -egreat pouueal revolutions of the last int. ( seq.uent revolutions nave occurred, involv- Varied Chapter, as wpII a lbi ing national, changes of peculiar moment, prabhic and HHnXJ-t . rrc?fiitTn . The - clTU wair of our eoimtry, which was at fnfo?mf t?on Smn?cr. thtf ! n't nit, its heteht wnen the last volume of the old. oation nd soundest ricw on .i'.111! work appeared, has happUy ended, and a Antrt in a word to render new wunw ui wouoereiiu nuu uiuusiruu -oiu5tiuigiy riif nr,:, THOSE FEATURES THAT aIIK Vm ATTRACTIVE' IN M AUAZWe AU.A.E.MA11JKE. man who has been always -tied trswo m , 14UJ, --n i .. I . . . . . v 1 1 jiai .i u.UUi;iiSiui;..uUC.uiU5 T,u..u,-i.u.eyeijr one's montn, and of whose lives the current of life, witn a fortune, but with-1 eVerv one la curious to know the particulars out a purpose, i i ureal Dailies nave oeen lougut and unpci in Talcs, Short Stories, DcecripUve , Narratires, Papers oSJ c l- Another serial, "ilia inheritance, Dy just wwfcegea uininmiFveurui wnicu me aetaua w nuiams, r4ic, Ktc Trafton, will begin on the completion or 'That "" as yet preserved only -in i the uewspaiers BY TALENTED AND VVJ T -i'v, , Lass o' Lowric's, ' bv Mrs. Hodgson Burnett. tSSSRt HSS?0?! th? Uay KM'Wx Mrs. Burhetfs story', be2u iu Wu.t.has. !Skf,e,r 1,laC m A BITERS. on na t !in-t unn nriminn nnwr whirh hirA been I -. f .1 1 .u. . n . I J. larfre nrnnrirtmn nfti.. . . . . a surprise to the public ; I press, it has abidingly been the aim Uiere is to be a series ot original and ex-i eouxors Wbrtngaown Uieinlormauon to the PROF ITS FI.V a xrrk mn,,,., quisitcly illustrated papers of "Popnlatl lotrcst possible rates, and to furnish an ac- . AJNU lJliAUlIKULLY' n;;Mr8' Ucrrick' each p.percoJa . . y ILLUSTRATED. " . I literanrfl: and of th nowt. invent ions i I ugpicioriai embelishmonta r.. 1 here are to be, Irom various pens, papers I tea practical artss WeU as to give a succinct constitute one of its attractive featurr. "U'' ana onginai reooru ox tne progress political in aaaition to tho Generil 7 andhistoricalevents. . : . Lippincotfs Marazine , tl 11 !'f lauor.ana Aiso, practical suggestions as to town ana o. ssiui lamination. - . couutrv life, village improvements, etc, -by "None of the original stereotype plates have well-known specialists.' Pn used, but every page has been printed Mr. liarnard's articles on various indus-: lfc&naSnZ actr a new Cyclo- tries of Great Britain include the history of f7Z? "Homo LlfO and Travel" 1 1 ? work asbeen begun after long and iarfta attentl alteiXSlP-. . M.Itl I I Ml tTlHII I. - r n.ftli t. . ...... I W- WUU H 111 IT' &mploresouree tor carrying it on to a sue- nnrrnrff i nXJ ?L-" r- ariiuiai, liiATUKJiS FOR 1877. 1. A new aerial story, ' i The XVZardnisW Lossic, 1 ouuiu jiiui iiucuia iu i vu-upciauufl, A I Urv. Axnndit.iina anil w th uhk imniYiv I Scottish Loaf Factory" ia the November ment in its compojiition as have been suggest- D7 George MacDonald, autliorof "Mair, i number, and f'Toad Lane, Kochdale, ' in De- fedby longer experiencea nd enlarged know- "Alec Forbcb," "ltobert Falconer 'Vtc cember. Other papers are, "The British dg 1 : To those of our readers wlm r r' Workingman's Home," "A Nation of Shop- ne illustrations which are Introduced for with "Malcoim." this new ,J r, . lul"ar t n,'. vv- v v, riiiu uww urat tune in tne rrcseiit eaition nave i i . .. j i.o um, j adje not fo tl; k of iptoH... ef: .0wgisuea writer will need n,, rP. THE MAINE ELECTION. An election is being held inj Maine f c ldiy for a Governor, members of the Leg islature and county ofliccrc. Schlen Con ner, of AugtistaV is tbe candidate of the Republicans for Governor and Joseph LT. Williams, also of Augusta, of the Demo crats, Vbilo-KeT.' II. C. Munson, of Sbow hcgan,is tbe nominee of tbe grccnbackcrs. We do not look for a Democratic suc cess in Maine; tbe odds aro too beavy and, besides tbo Republicans bavc a strong ally in tbe Liberal winjr. of the Democratic party who, ia pursuit of tbeir own Bclfisb aims, arc doing more injury to tbcmsclvcs than to tbe ODDOsition. The last Lcis- lature of the State stood '20 Republicans to 2 Democrats in the Senate and 120 Rc- pnblicancs to 31 Democrats in tbe House. During the past three years the vote of tbe State stands as follows : Year. Office. i Rep. lVm. ' scat. 1876 President C6.3U0 MfiU s tRi" 187, Governor --'..75,612 w,(i.V2 1S75 Governor 57,us5 53,213 It will tins be ccn that the chances are too fatally against the Democratic party in Maine for them to expect a success scarcely to aspire to one. But Maine is wedded to her idols and wo of tbe South need care but little if the union is made perpetual, We can do without Maine as readily as we can without Blaine for tbe next fifty .years, and we can rule her through the Katlonal elections, just 'as easily as she has helped to rule the South during the past many years. Wc can do thia 'rery easily with the assistance of. two or three Korthcra States. Statesman's outgoings and incomings is tbe delight of 'such correspondents and local newspaper men, as - find it. bard to ml out the accustomed space. It is un derstood that the Assistant Secretary just nqw hangs quivering between private life, which he would adorn, and a Foreign Mission. whicn be thinks he would adorn. 1 . 1 Gueixje. That Disease Breeds Disease Is a notorious fact. It is thereforo of vital importance to check maladies ii their birthi ere they have a chance to develop other and more daugerous disorders. As a means of checking complaints which, if allowed to proceed, finally disorder the, entire systeni llostetter's Stomach .Bitters is a medicine the use of which cannot be too strongly urged upon the sick and feeble. The physl cal functions are regulated by, it, it insures the acquisition of vigor by the debilitated. and it substitutes a cheerful-condition of mind for gloom and despondency Dyspep sia, constiixition, ilvcr complaint and kidney and bladder troubles yield, to its remedial influence; it counteracts a tendency to gout, and rheumatism, and invigorates the nerves Moreover, it is derived from purely botanical sources, and In this, as in every other re spect, is superior 10 me mineral rcmeaiea 01 the pharmacopoeia. : , . , QUARANTINE NOTICE. QUARANTINE WILL B1? IN FORCE on the lit day ef June, 1677, and will con tinue until further notice, as follows: All vessels from ports South of Cape Fear will come to at th VUitlng Station, for ia-fpection. All vcssclj having sickness on axriral, or having had sickness during the Toyage, wil await inspectioa as above without regard to the Port from whence thej sailed. Vessels not included in the above classes will proceed without detention. AH persons interested will please take no tice that Quaran tine will be rigidly enforced during the coming ho t season, under the pen alties provided by law for the violation of the same. W. G. CURTIS, Quarantine Physician Port of Wilmiagton. may IS AmCJJLU VIA U IIV I Ullj ikX THE EUROPEAN PLAN. OPPOSITE -S City Hall Park. Court House 'and New ostomce, JXew York. AU Modern improve ments, including Elevator, Gas and Kunnin Water, in every Room. july 25 Proprietors. Painting. "T7HERE YOU ffAX fJET YOITR Painf ing done with dispatch, neatness and at reasonable rates is at C. C. PARKER'S PAINT SHOP, one door North of Old Jail building on Prin cess street. HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN Painting done and satisfaction guaranteed. Great pare is given to small jobs. may W THOS. J. SOUTKEKLAND, JIVRY AND SALE STABLES, Corner TJwrd and Princess Streets, 9 "Wilmingice, N. C. Horses and Vehicles for hire at rea sonable I rates. Excursion parties to - the Sound and country accommodated, may' 26 1 s UArrr Kelief to 1 odnq Mex from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man hood Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. .New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free iu sealed envelopes. Address Howard Association, 419 jr. Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. An Institution having a high reputation for honorable con duct and professional skill. o OFFICE OF OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD. N ORDER TO SUPPLY OURSUBSCRI bers mth numbers doe them, we shall re sume the publication of OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD on March 15th, and complete the IVth Volume in monthly Darts. No nev subscribers will be taken except for the bound Tuiumea mree 01 woicn nave oeen issued and the IVth will be ready in June. We n en Tv- ply our old subscribers with any back num bers, except September and October. 1874. should thej need any to complete their files. fricjei tow bocxd volumes : Ia Cloth $2.00 each. Half Calf 2.50. re&ter lucidity and force to J f ,Uon' ?nd hlj rPtation u a ruaron- In the text. Thev embrace tee toL others of a deeply intrrr.tiL and natural historv. I powerful story. Itben-nn in . rtictorial 1 I A richly illustrated series will ba given onl the eplanations i "American foports by flood and t leldr, by I all branches of science vari'ous writers, and each -oa a- different I ud depict the most famous and remarkable I number, which issue, with ih ... . theme. The subject of . features or scenery, architecture and art, as will be furnished craits to all m..T, ' Well as the various processes of mechanics for 1877 " " " new BUDacnbcn "Household and Home Decoration and manufactures. Although intended for o a Vrnf - 11 wmhave aprominentplace, whilst the Latest SffiSTSi StSJS K .trated,ics ofslctcM productionsof American humorists will ap- artistic exceUenee;the cost of their execution Swedish GceUCTV and tifn pear irom month to month. The list of short- is enormous, and it is believed they will And wwcuti v ana iiiic, er stories, biographical and other sketches, a welcome reception as an admirable feature b7 Prof. Willard Frist .uinP . r t , n c" .7ieiy 'J ,VU0 throughly fHii,ilar etc., is a long one. of the Cyclopcedla, and worthy of its high . ti ia pooVle froni it-rsonxlobtrrr j- 3. A series of popular papers on Art and Art Matters, "The A ew Hyperion," etc. 4. Illustrated Sketches of Travel. vtiiU Pictures from Spain, ' Thn eAtrtrin HuniHmonl tvill rnnlinnn tn I CXiaraCter. employ the abjest pens both at home and iwSfrP1, to subrlbers only, pay abroad. There will be a series of letter. o mSSiiSi literary matters, from London, by Mr. Wei- each containing about 8W pages! fully illut ford. r tratedwith several thousand Wood Ensrav- n- 1 it ill 1 - . 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An elegant stock of 'fine Watches, Clocks, " 0TFf b. e A oeaoer aadDcccTukcr Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy Goods, Ac, kept "xdnUining the earher ebar-kr. of -Tbf cjonstantiv ou band for sale at a very die-ut far(lntu of Loswc'will be presented to a!! pi , advance on New York cost. alnnual subscribers for!877. Agents for the Diamond Spectacles. I Specimen Number maild; pwtage f aid, ? Our country friends are invited to call and I to any address, on'receipt ef 20 cents. jw io Agents a Liberal Uomuiitfc cc wm be allowed. Addregs. ' J. B. LIWINCOTT, & CO., ' Publishers, ' 715 and 717 Market St., lliiladclpl. ' Jan 5 see. dec 13 JAS. T. FBTTEWAV, C. H. SCQCLXXB c er day sums made by S?iJ Agents selling our Curo- 810 mos, Crayons, and Reward, Motto, Scripture Text, TransnareB . - Pirtnr mnd dhromn Cards. 100 samples, worth $4, sent postpaid I for 75 cents. Illustrated Catalogue free.! 4 . - uurruwirasuxs, uostox, i may 14 ' (Established 1S20. . Mlera Historical ZMi . This Magazine, two numbers of which have been printed, will occupy the same relation to the entire South that OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD did to North Carolina, and, in all respects, will be as worthy of confidenc and support. For detailed description of this Monthly and for the opinions of thoe who have thejnitial number, we refer to' larger circular. Subscriptions are solicited. Tssjcs, : Isvjuuaslt is AnvxscE : 12 months 94.00. 6 months $2.00 Address. SOUTHERN HISTORICAL MONTHLY, Raleigh, N. C. feb24 Db DiELESS Fisi 2 IniiciunsL eoumssiog se. - ; : ' - AND l& u -. . 1 i NOTICE, yi!416C nUUbt?. rtiHE AITJNTJONL OF PAKT-ES itprKivc Brnmiutv a t -f estcd i called to he ficL that 1 an Ur irlr1VE RE,GULA?yr "d hTe on dlpance of th3 Cifydf Wilrointon, cft SHS2?DA "mPLea f Flour,: Rice, Market Cart or Ik,at is required to f to ftSUgV'8vr"?Toba 4c' Ac- TEN CKNT.and each Market W,. .I- Vn; V Vf' oa"' vanoiei, I leo of .JrirTEEN CEXTS, betore kaf COD-FIS Northern Potatoes. 2 BBLS; JiORTHSRN POTATOES Just received. aug 27 JOHN L. ROATWillUlIT, V 5 4 7 North Front St. A FINE VARIETY AND A ' VERY EXCELLENT ARTICLE OF Wo. 1 Shore rJlackerel ! IN BARP.ELS A5D KITS. - For sale low. JOHN L. BOATWBIGHT, 5 Cl 7 Uorth Front Ot, Jl Family a roccr. '""sept 3 " ' ' " "'V:C .";'V"- Batter, Cheese, Soap, Lye, Potash, Ac. w ire promptly all orders. Orders aud con signments eolicifcfl, ' ; V VX.V6. 'ent- for the tale of WILCOX, GIBBS A CO'S JlANIPiTLATtfn iu vn and the Beaaly Cotton Ties. - . v FKrTEWAY & SCIIULKEN. dec 13 their standi, or forfeit SS.UO rcoaltr. ; L. II. WILLIAM?, au: 20 Cf et k of the Vr Vinegar, 4, o a m CT ill o a 09 o -2 U o o o , w 9 o 3 OS 2 ta M H m B O W g w o CO ss 55 -d A rUKK'CIDEU AND -.WHITE 1 . " !WLNE MSIGAK. G UAEANTEEp. . JOHN L. iKJATWIiiO'HT, T Iaoily Grrctr, ; 5 & 7 XorthFronlSt.; ?aD2 27 Oh ! Those Horns jpiNFOHD, LOEB & CO., la not easily earned In these I Ml are the nlpcst erer oCVrel to th 1,8 times, bat it can be made in I . - And the U-,i:or":u CHAMPAGNE LAGEB hat BINFORD, LOCK A CO. g 5 iB ' three months by anv of either -KS U U U sex, in any part of the country Who is "Willinsr In rork xLrariilir . ka ployment that we furnish. ZGO per week in row own town. You need not foe awav from home over night. Yoa can eivo vonr whole time to the work, or only your more momenta. We have agents who are maktog SSflSSh At Present time mooc3rnnLt made 90 easily and rapidly ?Wbusinu It cosu thinFto SSKSiSSS- OntnVlree. to Leak Try it. ": BHIFOnD, LOEB CO.
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 10, 1877, edition 1
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