.ae! eT
ecpted by
JOS1IT. JAMES,
goiros A5DrorirTOK.
rBBlPTIONS rOSTAGE PAIR
51 II CO. Sit month, n.00. Thrt
05 Jff t', oo; 0010011111.33 cent,
r will be delivered by carrier free
!i .i aay Prt of the city. al the above
u wee.
,..,. rate tow and liberal,
nrorta-y all fan.
J! rt!Te thctr paper regularly.
paily Itivicw has the laryert
, . f finaH"""" r-
rIi of July- Sn-acuse! Toy
Hve!
n.i f Vvrtm1n i at the
r,ov. 44
They are ulkins of lishtins the Suez
r-rat by electricity.
r.a:JJ lis position U $10,000.
Tec Cairo sanitary rules 'are sliort
j ?harp: "Shoot all who come froin
Ibtuittta.
Milwaukee, which has a population
j l has increased 10,000 during
: ,resent month.
Tlii- toy pistol cot In its work at St.
jMii on the Fourth. Six boyswere
vK(;r.!cl thereby.
!
Niwr York City's bonded debt on
iHrn-aXh was $95,390,173. It is bi?t
;,ii;iHxMor Vanderbilt could buy it
all up.
N na:or lUitlcr says that he shall rc
maJii paired with Senator Cameron
tir.iil the return of the latter from
r.nruj-c.
The'teuipcraturo at TitUburg last
Talay reached 06 degrees. Iron
worLcr suffered greatly from the lieat.
The rumor as to the death of Count
lc Chambord is contradicted, and there
are other reports to the effect that there
ia -libt improvement in his condition.
Id it a; Vienna.
. '
Airs. !.angtry will appear in Austra
lia in July, IS3I. .Morris (Jrecnwall of
Melbourne, has concluded arrange
ments wirh her for a sixteen weeks
en-aseuient at a weekly salary of 500-
Ceneral llobcrt Toombs, or (Icorgia,
h somewhat im proved in health, and
has changed his mind about immediate
ly abandoning the practice or law,' as
he recently declared be intended to do.
It is reported that the volcano on the
Uland orOmetepe, in Lake Nicaragua,
jrhich has been smoking for sometime,
is now in a state of eruption. A panic
has been caused among the inhabitants,
who are leaving the island.
A thicc days" reunion of the soldiers
who fought ia the battle of Wilson's
Creek. Mo., wilt bo held atSpringfleld,
.Mo., beginning August 9. A largo
uj ruber of cx-Union and ex-Confederate
soldiers arc expected to attend.
The one hundred and fiaicth anniver
sary of tho massacre at Wyoming (Pa.)
was celebrated last Tuesday at tho old
monument in Forty Fort, near Wilkes
barre. There was a large attendance
of old settlers from all parts or Luzerne,
Ickawanna and Way uc counties.
The Duke of Marlborough, whose
death was reported yesterday, was fil
years of age. lie was made a Knight
oi the Garter in 18U8. He was Govcr-
nor-Gencral of Ireland from 1576 to
1S80. Previous to his succession to the
Peerage he sat in the House or Com
mons as member Tor Woodstock. The
Ke w York Sun says of him :
The Duke or Marlborough was re--ardd
in the House or Commons, or
which he was for some years a mera
beras Marnuisor Blandford. t s dull
aud tedious, and chiefly interested him;
seiria cc!esiAiiAl ailAirs. " uaiever
distinction belonged to him was derived
from hi Irish viccxoyaUy. At Lord
LieuUaantuxxdcrthe last Bcaconsncld
admlnlstnaw". We maintained, with
the aid of bis diplomatic Jhichess, a sis
ter of the .Marquis of . Jndondcrry. a
very brilliant court at tba Irish capital.
His son.theManjmsot Blandford, who
succeeds him ia the dukedom, has serv
ed in thelife Guards, and is a scamp ol
the roost pronounced kind. Hi wue,
the beautiful daughter or tho Duke or
Abcrcorn, recently obtained a divorce
from him, and ou the trial ho tacitly
admitted having struck her when In a
condition which should have inspired a
special tenderness. The second son.
Lord Randolph Churchill, is married to
a daughter ot Mr. Leonard Jcromo ol
this city, and has been for the last few
years a conspicuous figure in English
politics One or his daughters, the
Duchess of Roxburgh, is Mistress of the
Robes to tho Qaeen. and the youngest.
Idy Gcorgina Churchill, was manned
- only a few weeks since to iscount
Curzon. eldest son of Earl Howe.
Messrs. A. &. I. Siikier have receiv
ed, per express, a largo lot of Children's
Blouse Suits made np Tery handsomely
in difierent shades, which they will cell
at astonishingly low prices. Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. t
To Builders and others Go to JACO
Kt's for Sash. Blinds and Doors, Glass
i &c You can get all sizes and at the
I lowest prices.
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VOL. VII.
LOCAL NEWS:
INOU TO HEW ADYERTISCMEITS.
Tates Check Dooks
Sol Hear Ikiuntl la Fell 1
W II UUEX-Gam Camphor
II Ely ftBERGER Check Books.
John J IIedkick Opened this Day
T J SolTHKKl.ASl For WrlsbUvlIlc
V M KlNC-CaroHn Tacht Clab Mcctlux
Kkkciinek A Caldeh Kros Groceries
Ji Uisbet Far Snilthvilic and the Forts
Days length U hours and 27 minutes.
Keep out of the hot sunshine as much
as possible. , , I
---
Good facilities for grouping at the
Yates Gallery, j l 3t.
There were no interments in Bellevue
Cemetery this week. S .
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at Id
minutes past 7 o'clock.
There was uot a bale of cotton re
ceived at this port to day. .
There arc 10.000 iron workers on a
strike in Slaflbrdshirc, England.
Don't drive tho willing "horses too
fast this excessively hot weather.
Thcre was one interment that of a
child in Oakdale Cemetery this week.
Chicken thieves are committing de
predations in the Eastern portion of the
city. I
The wind this morning! was hot and
gusty, and the streets were dry and
dusty.
We notice a good many mangy, tlea
bitlen. sickly-looking curs roaming
about the streets without any badge
, 1
There were five interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week,, three of
whom were adnlts and two were chil
dren. ,
The cholera epidemic iu 'Egypt is
something appaching. There were 341
deaths there
Thursday.
last
Wcdnesdav aud
The Register ol
Deeds issued five
marriage licenses this week, three of
which were for white and two for
colored couples ' j
Rsv. W. M. Kennedy was in the city
this morning, on his way to Masonboro,
where he will preach to-morrow at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m. j
A called meeting of the Carolina
Yacht Club will -be held on Monday
nfWnnonnt 4 o'clock, at the oflicc of
Messrs Norwood Giles & Co.
Sleamboatmen report that there Jhas
been a slight rise in the river withm
the last few days, although the water
is. yet too low for easy navigation.
Chicken cholera prevails quite exten
sively in the country, a few miles from
Wilminston. We hear of one party.
who out of a flock of 00 has lost half of
them from that disease. .
Work on Messrs. Ilrown & Roddick's
new building is being pushed right
along. The timbers of the second floor
have been placed in position, and the
walls of the second storv have reached
a considerable height. J
Svlvester Artis. .colored, was drunk
and down yesterday, for which the
ftvnr this morn inir fined him 52. The
money was not forthcoming, and he
was sent below for ten days, j
The market was well supplied with
meats this uiorninic, and some of the
beer was much hetter in quality than
that recently displayed there. The sup
ply ot vegetables whs good both in
quality anu quantity.
Mr. Fred Sholtcr, who has been ab-
nt frpr since last February, at his
old home in Cleveland. OaIo, has re
turned to the cit v and says ho is glad
to get back. He ascribes this happy
state of his feelings to the effects or the
Rock Spring water. jj
Ex-policeman Watkins was on the
streets to-day for the first time in sev
eral weeks. He is yet quite feeble and
his arm remains almost entirely use
less, although'there is a prospect that he
will eventually be completely restored
to health and strength.
June-Apples.!
Mr. D. S. Alderman, a good rriend
and subscriber or ours from 1 the Point
Caswell section of Pender'county. called
in to see us to-day and left with us a
lot of bcautilul June apples, two varie
ties, the largest and the finest we have,
seen this season. They were raised by
Mr Owen Alderman, his father, me of
the oldest citizens or Pender county who
Is, by the way, also in the city to day
with tho intention ( orj spending a few
days at tho Sound. Mr. Alderman tells
us that the people of his section will
make some very interesting displays at
the fruit far if it is held in Wilmington.
W ILMINGTON. N. C- SATURDAY. JULY .7,
Unmaiiablcs.
The following is a list of the unmail
ublc postal matter remaining in the
Tostoflioe in this city : . .
Peter Havis, care Mrs. Sarah Law
rence; W. J. Hollingsworth. Boro. N.
C" J "erring, Long Bluff, N. C.
Artistic and . pleasing Portraits.
Lardnku. Photographer, Gal
lery. . 3t
Golden Days.
The July number of this excellenl
periodicallis at hand. It is as bright and
handsome and attractive as ever and is
a great favorite with the young folks.
It is replete with interesting matter
and the illustrations, of which there are
many, are very fine. A beautiful
chromo accompanies this number.
Published by James Elverson, Phila
delphia, at $3 a year.
Cow Peas,
A little article in a recent issue of the
Review, relative to the cultivation of
the cow pea, has called the attention or
a Iriend to tho fact that the June issue
of the North Carolina Medical Journal
has an extract from Lawson relative to
tliat product, wherein he speaks of a
small red pea which was very common
with the Indians, who would "eat a
great deal of that and other sorts boiled
with their meat or eaten with bear's
Careless Shooting:.
Ixwis Dry, a well known colored
man living on Market, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, was taking a nap
last Sunday when he was awoke by the
ivnort of a sun from which a bullet
came crashing through the widow and
- t
hnriptl itself in the onnosite wall. He
- - - -
lm no knowledge as to who fired the
uft or what was the purpose, but feels
thaihe was fortunate in having laid down
instead of standing up at the time, j
Didn't Like the Oman.
An organ was loaded into a cart to
which a horse was attached, in front
ol Mr. Heinsbergers Liye Book and
Music Store, this morning, . when iust
as it was made fast for transportation
from some cause the horse took fright
and iuniDed entirely clear of the shafts
and IflJ the harness except the bridle
j s
After showing what -no could do in
the way of unharnessing himself in, the
shortest posible time, the horse remain
ed perlectly quiet until the harness 'was
readjusted and the cart attached, when
he was driven away acting as meek and
gentle as a lamb. He was evidently a
"rcadjuster1' horse who was dissatished
with the "organ" of his party.
. The Weather in July,
j Vennor's weather predictions for July
arc as follows : 1. storms; 2, 3, sultry,
with strong warm winds and severe
hailstorms in western areas; 4, 5, un
settled, with thunder storms ; 0, rainy,
with thunder. storms; 7, cloudy and
murky weather; 8, cooler, local rains;
0, 10, dryer weather north, rain in
southern and western districts; 11, coo
and windy; 12, 13, 11, quite cool; 15, 16,
17, htormy and heated term in most
sections, daily thunder and hail storms,
nights cooler; ipJy. warm and favor
able wealhcr;0. 21, storms ot rain
and wind; 22, windy and unsettled: 23,
21, tine warm weather; 25, 26, 27, 28.
cooler weather, stormy in south and
west; 29, scattered storms, cool ; 30, 31,
rains nearly everywhere, cool weather.
The Frnlt Fair. ;
Thursday's issue of the Greensboro
Patriot has this to say ot tho fruit .fair
which it is proposed to hold in this city
at a'n early day:
A meeting of the North Carolina
Fruit Growers' Association has been
called at this place July 13. At this
meeting it will be determined where
and when this year's exhibition shall be
held. The initial exhibition or the ass
sociation was held in Greensboro last
year and was a most gratifying success.
The proceeds or the exhibition were
ample to Day all expenses without calK
ing on contributors for one ! penny. In
the opiuion of many it was thought
best not to have any fixed I locality for
these annual exhibitions, allowing each
fruit growing section in the State equal
advantages in the matter of local exhi
bitions. They are gotten up with
but little . cost. and are
worth a crreat deal to the community m
which they arc held. The fair last year
was much to Greensboro, in the way of
advertising our iruit in this county and
section, lt brought customers Irora
every part of the country and discover
ed markets hitherto unknown to us.
The prospect is that the exhibition
this jear will be held in Wilmington,
and we think the point a most excellent
one. The energetic president of the
association, Capt. Paddison, lives near
Wilmington, and is active-y at work
to make the exhibition a success
Wilmington merchants are becoming
interested in the matter.1 and arc res
ported as making liberal offers or assis
tance. " -
j Cotton. ,, ! -
The receipts of cotton at this port
or the week ending with to-day foot up
0 bales, , as against 33 bales for corres-
nondinfir week of last vear. a decrease
uiis ween oi oaies. iuc u-vwjiw,
I. .fo L.l rr1 :.:n, f
thecron vearto date foot UD 127.082
uaica, agaiiisi. wj.yw uaics w oav
dato last year, a decrease this year of j
8.668 baies.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.low
prices, at J a Gobi. 's t
Excursion to Waccainawv i
The Sunday School connected with
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran.Church
will make an excursion to Waccamaw
Lake on Wednesday, July 11th. Messrs
W. II. Strauss, G. W. Bornemann and
J. D. H. Klander are the committee of
arrangements, which is a sufficient
guarantee that the comfort and pleasure
of the excursionists will be cared for.
Knlffhts of Pythias,
At the last regular meeting of Ger-
mania Lodge No..4 the following offi
cers were" installed by D. t. G. C. F,
W. Ortman :
P. C.-r-J. W. Gerdts. .
C. C Marcus Bear.
V. C Julius Leins. j
P. II. C Prempert. ' ;
M. at A. J. D. Steljes.
J. G. Joseph Sternberger.
A. G. Ji A. Schroeder. ...
- Present Arms!
Lt. Col. Olds, ot the Ordnance De
part mpnt. N". C . S. G.. has' written a
letter to Brig. GenMatthew P.Taylor,
ot this city, in which he states that the
arms for the Smithyillo Light Infantry
have been' shipped and will reach here
to-night. The Company has been re
ported to us as being in fine condition,
having made commendable proficiency
in marching, and upon the receipt of
their arms they will begin to feel truly
as 'tsoldier boys." '
-.- A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. t 1
at
, . .. --.-!. ,
Colored Press Association.
The Association met yesterday ac
cording to adjournment, Vice President
Smith in the chair.
The minutes of yesterday's proceed
ings were read and approved.
The Committee on Constitution and
Rv Laws renorted progress land was
.
granted further time.
Brief addresses were delivered by
several members, some routine business
was transacted, and the Association
took a recess until 2 o'clock
i AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association met according to ad
journment, President Sanders CQe
chair.
Congratulatory: telegrams were re
ceived from several newspapers whose
representatives could not be present
consuSand
Tho Committee on
Br-Laws reported. The report was
taken un seriatim and adopted;
The Committee on nesoiuiions
T " I
re-
ported. The report was received and
. -,o,io n,o rwvial ordpp for 0 o'clock,
Aojournea.
KIGIIT session
Tho Association met at the appointed
hnnr "PrtIdpnt; S.inders in the ehair.
Several papers were read, and the re-t
nrtrf. nf the Committee on Resolutions
.11 J 1 AntnA
was uiscusoeu auu auuttu
Aftr adontins the following reso!u4
lion of thanks 4 the Association aU-
i:An wf: firvt I 41ir 1 A-5WIa.tion ad
journcd: ! ; Vt-J ,;: f
7?i7yW .Tli I tin t hanV of the NC
gro Press Association of North Caro-
una are due. and are hereby extended,
to tho citizens ot Wilmington, tor una-
IJVOOC3 OUU n ia w .no zd
session in this city; to Capt. E. J . Pen-r.L-r
Ciollefitor of this port and
lessee of the Metropolitan Opera House,
f.r tGnderin to this AssociaUon the
use-of this commodious accommdda -
tion; and to the press of Wilmington
for courtesies shown.
Photos made from Mr. Orr's Nega
lives at low rates. Lakdnek, Photo.
Yates Gallery. 3t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For WriglitsVille.
yy-AGONETrE WILL LEAVE STABLE
SUNDAY at 9 a. na., returning will leave
" . - -
Sound at 7 p. m. i i
July 7-U T. J. SOUTHER LA
ForSmithville andtheForts.
TUB STKAME R M INN Ell A II A LEAVES
her wharf every moraine at 9 oVdock. re
im, tiav. Will leave everr SUNDAY
u oRNiNti at the same hoar. For freight or
passage apply to JOS. BIS BE.,
ArniwZ.w - ! Master,
A
1883.
MO 1R1 I
. ......l - -
EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carolina Yacht Club Meet-
ine. CI
I - - - mmwm-9 V
1 f!lTJ.KD MEKlUiu ITlUi iB
a 7VrT;H f rsmoon at 4 o'clock, at
UhS" office ot Messrs. Norwood GUea Co..
Tmrtant business1
... lK, traveled.
F. M. KING,
i juiy-it
Purser;-
Flour, Sugar,
piOFrEE, RICE, BACON.
F LARD. MOLASSES. SALT,
HAY, CORN, OATS, 1 i V
SPIRIT CASKS, GLUE,"' V - .
BUNGS, HOOP. IRON, . , ' i
RIVETS, NAILS, etc. .
. - For sale by :-
KERCIINER & C ALDER BROS,
July" . North Water street.
Opened this Day.
fpIIE CHEAPEST LOT OF GENT'S White
' Linen Handkerchiefs eyer ofleredln Wllmlng-
ton. ....:-!--. ' ; ' .., - j, I
- Alo. -Handsome St? lea or Juauies lisie
I 9
Thread Gloves, Silk Jersey and Lace Gloves
In all of tha fashionable shades. -.;
Ladles Jersey Collars, vith Ribbons to. suit.
JUXliY f t. IxXXXVXVlV.
juiy a I i .
Bound to Sell.
M
Y ENTIRE STOCK OP SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING will be sold Cheaper
than the cheapest.
WHITE jVESTS 75 cent to $2 03
WHI TE SHIRTS 5Q cents to $1.50
PERCALE SHIRTS 75 cents to $1.25
STRA W HATS 10 cents to $1.75
Also, Fine Ladles' Slippcrsi
Call and see me.
SOL
BEAR,
jnly'
20 Market St
Wanted.
fJIWO GOOD PASTRY COOKS.
Appiy at once an ne
July 6-2tnac
PURCELL HOUSE.
WJLMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO., f
, . SECY AND TREASURER'S UtrriV
WILMINGTON, NL C, July 5, le83.
A Dividend
O
F THREE PER CENT.' ON THE CAPI
TAL STOCK of the Wilmington & Weldon R.
R. Co.,' will
j be paid to the Stockholders : on
' and after the 16th Inst.
J. W. THOMPSON,
july6-3t nac Sec'y and Treasurer
Wilmington, Clinton & Yar"
, Tplprrrflnh : Hf)
; SaW I eiegiapn UU.
TIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ur A
j (distance I3i.4.mlles) wul be received at the
oftice of the, Company at Clinton, . o... up ro
12 o'clock. July 20th. For further particulars, ;
specifications, &c:) adaress j
July 5Lw
Clinton, N. C.
FUN AHEAD
T?OR EVERYBODY
THE GLORIOUS
;!JL
FOURTH, with all of;
its attractions, cannot
- A' . "
be celebrated agreeably unless you have a
ilenty to cat-
if you leave town provide
vourself with
..nz-
Prnccft j Rlackwell's Pli
uy P aywcl 1 1 1
J Onions, 'Chow Chow, Mixed and Gherkens
j Devilled Ham, Turkey,
Chicken and Tongue,
; Chipped Beef, Sardines.
Elegant assortment of CAKES and CRACK
-j. X -
ERS.
Get your Lady Friends a Box of
2Q
The Purest and Best sold In the State. We
have ordered a large supply for the Fourth.
" t ... . I - - - ' ... f x ; r- I..
Three Pounds for 1.
Come early and get choice; selections.
IEEIDGEEfe 00.
HO North Front St. -
July 2 , - :...t:,.--r:: -
Cum Cam p h o r,
jyj-ELLlS'S FOOD, I
- combs, iirusDes, Juxtracts, - . .
- . I - :- - "
Soaps. Pnff Boxes, Ac, Ac
WILLIAM H. GREEN. Drugjlat, '
July 5 : -I- 117 MarketMrtet
, PLEASE NOTlCS. '"'!"
Wo wCl be glad to receive communications
front our mends on "any and " all subjects t of
central Interest but -: i : ' " t . -
Tbe name of the writer must always be f&-
nlshed to the Editor. - ; -rr .
Communications most be written on osl
one side of tbe paper.
r:
Personalities must bo avolded4 .t -And
It Is especially and particularly und
stood that the Editor does not always endoi
lbe views of correspondents unless so stttc
NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS
First National ' Bank of
i .' . Wilmington. .
DIVIDEND OP THREE AND A HALF
nL . . ' . . . . .
Dlrectors-of this Hank, payable on ana At-
LuI .j
ter tho 10th Inst.
A- lv. WAI.KRIL
July 5 3t
. cashier '.J.
Wew Hato, :
QONSISTISG OF COLORED CHIPS. j
t,ine Colored Mllan Sca-6hells", white and
; colored, also the popular Shade llat Hankln
or, Japanese ".and a variety ot other styles,
f just received and for sale by- v . - -r
Vi:r'.-:-MRS.:KATE ."cv -WINES,
june 23
No. 119 North' Second Street.
McDougall & Bowdcn's
r3 THE PLACE TO GET TOUR BUGGIES
... ... - : -. " - r : '
and HARNESS put In repair, and also to find
3. full line of first class SADDLERY, HAR
i NESS, TRUNKS, BAGS, etc A larjre lot of
BLKiUiKS dauy expected, come ana eecua.
July 3 - - 1v, , -t- . '
. , ,,.
Millinery& Fancy Goods.
Aiiotlier XarffCi Invoice
of Millinery !
NeAV Styles, -New Colors, &c.
FANCY IGUODS
DEPARTMENT..
FULL. ! , - i
KID, SILK
ard LISLE GLO VES, j t
PARASOLS
NECKWEAR, FANS.
ZKPIIVR and MATERIAL for FANCY
WORK,
MILLINERY Secoml Floor. 1
FANCY GOODS FIrat Floor. . J i
Respectfully.."- .,-;!',-' ' '
MISS E. KARItER,
.1'-
june 25
EXCHANGE CORNER.!
Millinery &tf ancy Goods,
X ADIES AND CHILDREN'S HATS, :
iui't,ia, XiijC iir.o una
! ' BOWS AND JIIBDONS,
in all the latest styles: 1 V ' i
Orders from the country promptly filled and
satisfaction guaranteed.'.' jvk f..'-iv
My patrons will And It to their interest to
; call and examine. ' f- r 1 1 ' ,
MRS. Si jf. BAKEB,
122 MARKET STREET.
june 9
pvery and
e Stables.
HORSES, BUGGIE9, PHOTONS AND
CARRIAGLS let . at low rates. Also Board ,
or Horses.
The F
nest Hearse tin the
City.Jv
"A CAR LOAD OF
Kentucky Horses & . Mules
Just received and for sale low.
The best lot of stock in the cl$y, ; j , j
HOIXINGSWORTH WALKKR,
At the New Stables. 1 '- i
may 4-tf
uor. jrourtn ana m
ul berry ste 1
I C E.
Id
O
jane 25
W. E. DAVIS A SON
Check Bookc.
NOW j IS THE TIME TO J BUY TOUR
CHECK BOOKS, without E tamps, on the
Bank of New Hanover and the First National
! 1 .... . I ; I. . -
Bank. One hundred Cheeks In! Book or W
cents; Two Hundred for fl.
- 1
Please call and get your Check Baks at ,
HEINSBERGER'Sl
july 3 Lire Book and Music Stores
Check Books, j
g q q check: books contaixisi
FtftyloTwo Honiret Checks, Jo received.
IirjfcrLcci mvl to onler.
Also, IjtlliT-llicln, BUI Head. DrafU,
.. - i j..- . ( .. .. ..... . r -
Notes, Recelils. Ac, Lithographed athort
notice. ; ' J I.1 j
Give us a trial.
June n ;
C. W. YATE3, j.
lUMartetst
Ski
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