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IIGLIDATS.
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HENRY W. LONGFEIAOW.
The holiest of all holidays . r ' ' ..
Are those kept by ourselves "...'?
. In silence and apart i -
The secret anniversaries of the heart.
When the fall river of feeling overf 73,
Those happy days unclouded to their do",
Those sudden joys that out of darLne:3
start, . i
As5 flowers from ashes, swift desires u C rt,
Like singing swallows, down er. c'a IzJ
ithat blows,-:--: --Hsi; vi j'-
White us the gleam of a "receding 'e-11, Ji "
White as a cloud that floats and Llrta u t;r,
White as the whitest lily on a streaa, ; -These
tender memories tr?. t
A fairy tale of some cacha. i had, ,
We know not where, hut tcatiful ?
As a dream within a drcaa, t ." . ,
, ? TUe r;ike Trr.ri.'
Atnoon yesterday , a , p- M;e:an
found a taoy bat hing in a slip, . near
the foot of Jtandolph street,, and he
-called to the lad to come out and be
arrested like a man for breaking the
ordinance. ;
tils it agin the orjunance for Ja" boy
to fall into the river?". queried the
bather.
"No, sir, but you are naked." .
Toes the law say that : a boy. has
got to have his clothes on , when he
. falls in?";' 'iTf "Ur -'.St
'.'The ordinance .prohibits baching
here, and now. youcome .lOttfef 5 i',' .
- 'Is.it bathing when a feller cats his
foot on a piece of tin,knocks his head
agin a beam,and swallows four catfish
and a gob of inud?" " i u f f -ti V
. . "I want youl" called the officer.--
, "What for?? asked the boy. .
.I;neommand youi to come.iuitISa. !
"I cant come," sorrowfully, answered
the bather. "The real truth is,I jump
ed in here to rescue a drowning fe
male, but her hair palled off and she's
at the bottom. - As I have no witness
I dasn't go to.vtriallVi-Vi-'-r--
"I'll bring you out!" growled the offi
cer as he made for a boat; butjthe boy
disappeared and was seen na moreJ
While the officer was looking under
the wharf the. half ofa - good-sized
sand pile suddenly slid down the back
of his neek and into his boots, and a
, musical, , familiar voice.' -was heard
saying: . - - . -
"My shirt's on hind side afore,breech
es .turned around and , this ; vest, .is
wrong endup, but I feel as clean as a
new stamp from the : Post-office, and
Lor! what .an , appetite . I've ; got for.
pop-corn bfdls.VDetroit Jfree Press.)
- Aerlcattnre la the TTaltea State, r. j
. . t f. Baltimore 8un.J , A ' i
Agriculture, which lies at the fouo-!
elation of all other. Industries, ..is not
apt to be exposed' to sadden floctua :
tions, save from unusual caases,' and
- whatever may be the- case-with other
forms of business,, the.', tiller , of ;the
soil is likely to Rave something always
10 do, and to get a - fair- reward for
doing it. i At the timefthVt)3ata1ifdr:
tbe census ; of 1870 were compiled,
there were 2,660,000 . farms in the
United States and Territories, and it
has Jeei estimalQflthatinot. far. from:
one-uair ine enure popuiauon 01 ine
country obtain their subsistence from
Providence at first hands, owing it
alone to that; source and their own
industry. The total acreage of farms
at that period5 was"? 407,73,041 bf
which 188,921,000 was improved, and
218,814,000 unimproved, being about
S3 per ct? bf the latter. 'In some States
the percentage was much greater.
The average size of fairms in eighteen
States and Territories fell short, of
153 acres, the average for the whole.
. The total value of farms was $9,262,-
503,861, and the wages paid,' inelud-
ang, boards was-f310,236,00a.yi
1 A Desperate Riflu Atteatpta t Kill
' .r i'r!u.a-jBietlee la Ceart. M'lft .
:-7 i ..r.'.v IPncAi N.1 Y' June 27.'";
Plt & t ? yeu 1xelaimed Tbny
Lucot with an oath, asr he was ar
raigned before, Justice Edward T.
Mantont of Marcyr yesterday, on a
. cnarge ot burglary; ana puuing
pistol from hir pocket fired at the
J ustice.-'' 1 be weapon' was - loaded
witfa hot,HnajlsJiand similar r stuffy
and a part of it lodged in Marston's
. side. Lucot was secured at once.
Tony Lucot hasJong beeo a noto
riously bad' character heresbout. He
, is a' faftneV a'ndl keeps a small hotel
.- three miles - trrfm this city, He.has
threatened to - kill Mt. Marston for
several fVfarSandij-ecenCdifficuUies
- witi that gentleman ( doubtless led
: him to -the- attempt he made' onh'i9
. lie.; ...uir tAtarsion, was ! jioi aanger
, oasly'hurti although 'the fshock rehi
dereU him ' unconscious! fbr short
timiucot .U be triei: on ithe
charge of (attempted .der'
It seems , pretty certai n that M r.
Hayes must' give 1 np hia. dear 'friend
' Stanley Matthewr or resign all hopes
- ,' ,Vj.. . .f $ f
vi warm nuupon. in nu wn Diaie,
A Wafthinffton ieleccram to-the- Bal
timore Sun say 9 in ibla connection;
There is ' dissatisfaction in the Re-
. publican ranks: over' the' course of
titB.Aef 'MmM ttd the President
. has been -very' plainly informed that
he has alio wed Mr Matthews to' run
things, too, much .for. the benefit, of
lher ,partyt Jf,ia!iknpwn . that;jstliei
. President bais been told that if be ex.
jiects the? success ot his party in his
own St4teheT&iismaod!;J
thews ta a back eat. It is not ; nor
believed by any of the.OhiollBepub-rr
licans thatif they are so fortneate as
to obtain a , Hepublican f Legislature,
. Mr. Matthews would stand the least
chance of a re-election.
A frivolous Grasshopper; having
.spent the summer in Mirth and Rev
elry, went on the approach of th e in
clement Winter to the Ant ' and im
plored it-of its charity to stake him.
"You had better go to your Uncle,"
replied the prudent. Ant; "had, yori
imitated my forethought and deposit
ed your funds in a Savings Bank you
- would not now be ' compelled ,to t re
, gard your Duster in the . light of an
Ulster." Thus saying, the virtuous
Ant retired and read in the papers
t next morning that the 'Third'?. Avenue
Savings Banki-where he had deposit
ed his funds, had suspe9ded.-rlrbrld.
' H m - ,Jir';,; ;;'r"V
Father EvauSj of the' ChroMble
lias been sick, but wearee;lad loleara he ia
able gay, J'Richard is himself 2iia.V ;
1
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A: IFrom New Yc.k Sun Interview.
Mydut.es3 President "of T the
Board of Trustees of Harvard Col
lege required that I should be iu Cam
bridge and appear publicly with M.
Hayes. But the suggestion that be
cause I did meet him in public,'-and
CTtende-l to him a civility which 1
tLink proper to be extendedofany
6 holds'the bfiide which he
-because I did this that. had
. ... i .
u
my views, as expressed in
n 1 4 1 -1
i to Mr. Tilden, S whilhS was
2dj. is wholly false. I have
net clanged
those . views, -nor- can
I.
I CW feel?: a little : peculiarly
trbea ; I thought f of -"4 meeting A Mr
Hayes. It is a hard thing . to : say
cf any .i man that he bears";.' the
Etsnsp of I fraud upon his brow,vand,
therefcrejifMr Hayes saw the?let
ter 3 aiiat have been touched by i
I did qot rw.rite it for publication, but
calv tav express to Mr. 1 llden some
esasa of my respect for the mapner in
which he had acted, while the wrong
was Lciag done him.- But ::what I
then wrote I still, adhere to.i till,
Mr. Hayes came here.' He is the act-
ing President not the rightful Pres!-
ident, but still he holds the oflSce, 'A
certain respect is due that ofnee; that
is all ' that tny appearance with Mr!
Haves means."'; .:'-y'-' m":T'
StateevlUe Haua-Ielt aad ..A seiai
The Statesvilte; Bank has been adr
judicated a bankrupt on the petition
or s Messrs. iilackmer & Henderson!
m - - 1 m sr r 1 a a "b-w Am -
1 ucKer, flicuorKie ana x oiK,soiiciton
forMj,Koxana fiSiraontonl Th
schedules filed with the petition show;
an aggregate indebtedness, bv cer4
tificates of deposit of about seven ty
thousand dollars ($70,000); and assets
to the amount of about nineteen
thousand dollars ($19,000). Citizen
of Iredell county hold certificates tq
tne amount ot f eo, 000. v rue largest;
certificates are in favor of Mrsliox4
ana Simohtou, wife of the late R.IFJ
Simonton. for $20,000. and the . lato
Judge MitehelVfor $12y51 4 il
A meeting of the creditors 14 called
at Salisbury, July 16th, for the pat-1
pose of' electing an-, assignee! siThe
Bank was incorporated in 186&70-7H
72. By. special statute administra-l
tors,' guardians, clerks of courts, Jbc 1
esc., were aumunzeu to ueposiineirj
trust funds in the bank. 1 1 I T. i
The President and Directors clainV
tiUSk tucT uroro uuuuuau t lituucro u
the xsank only.; . Thev were i incor
poratea aa sacn witnoat tneir rnowl
edge or consent , After the death o
Mr. Simonton,1 they called a formal
meeting and elected a cashier 6. suc
ceed .Mr," Simonton'. ; This 'the pireo-tors-claim
is their only official act: in
connection with th ;Bankr . since 'itsi
incorporation; TAre they liable fori
the debts of the liank ' t-V H.-
:"'".'.'..,:'" '" mm eai a ' ' ' f
Hayee Stands av Hie Clreolr.i
Special tor the Gazette. v
s : .,' . .WASHINGTOir, Ju
The President - has made up ..his!
7 4
mind to fight the politicians On the;
merits of his recent '.order'. to f office-
holders. , lie said very recently to a
friend that. he kne w the order -would
create dissatisfactionin . the!;party,i
but he believed it was right lit prin-j
ciple, if it duliose; the party some
voters at firsthand he. meant to have;
it i rigidly carried but. '' He' regards
himself, as he, says, aCthe heald of a
large; business which e, is expected
to run in X thHoterest df the
people. He does not think it right
or. business-like . that men wbo are
paid by the : government for Attend
ing to its interests should be wasting
their time ' attending and manipula
ting;; isony entions,- and he; annburices
mat me omce-nomers , woo come in
conflict with this order, will 'suffer.
He says the Southern policy is a fixed
tact, and will not be changed, and
intimates rather forcibly that tbe par
ty must come to his notions, and that
he believes it will do so.
... .. saareata Cea;rt DMlaloai -
1 26. branch vs. 2he; W.
JS. Company. Tfce act biFheftiegis
lature,' imposing a penalty on a com
delay in shippihg goods, is ! constitu-
.ionalTbO; rangercasles lately
decided by the United States Su
preme Court, is. conclusive .on tbe
riPreference inshipment .'should Be
given, to'7ocat.,'reight.v':'In8teadi:i.of
oemg an excuse, "tne aeiay or local
treightfp caused ibynlacksf Hears,
which lack is caused by the pressure
uvuruKgu irigub, - tiauseuuy iue in
ducements; held out by railroad com
panies, is the very. eviF. which the
statute is designed to preveoti V1
: Being a penal statute tbe computa
tion of time is that most favorable to
tbe defendant," and therefore fiye full
days of demurrage is allowed.! cfiere,
cotton beitig" received Octobers 10tb:
tbe , time . expired Sunday, October
15th, and the hrst penal day was the
16 th of Uctober. - - " - ; -
Oalumeoeement Cxerclaes at Ktnafon.
We condense some items from a
letter in tbe Goidsboro( Messenger'.
Kinstbn has two excellent 'schbols in
successful operatioit--the Collegiate
Institute, training about one hundred
pupils, presided over by Elder i J. H.
Foy, and the' other, High $chool,
witn aooutniiy pupiis, conaacxea uy
Prof. J.; a-Midyettela '4-!
,.The closing exercises of both these
schools arer now in progress, and tbose
parts of the programmes- which your
correspondent has baa ' the pleasure
of witnessing, reflect great credit on
both the teachers and, pupilai.t
The exercises at the Institute em
braced a debate "Was tbe 'South
justifiable' in seceding and ' an " ad
dressby Dr, Craven,, on The Ma
chinerv of Edocation." Other t fea
tures were a musical concert on 4Fri
day and t addresses' by Fred. A
VVobdward and Hugh F.l Morray, o
Wilson.. t ,r. . , - i n
-t -
IK i - -i Jt 5
Li - J j. U . !
.V'Waesongtos, July ,3.1
1 -The'Treasurv. ofiThnf 3davi Will1 Tirnha- J
m -.oil , .if- . ; i ... i r.. r , 1
vj atl KU UlUliUU pUUUA ' ' j
UoL JTench;- of the.Becoad Artniem Jiaa
been promoted,- Gen Roberts reared.,
; Nothing was done in tbe Cabinet regard-
ine foreign 'appointmeots: , "V H-
,-! Secretaries Sherman and 'ITcCrary 'are
absent r Mr. t Evarts r; ;retutned ; eaH v ihis
morninvfcf-'-:KrW44.;K:fVi'r i--'-
Secretary EvarU submitted to thaCabi-
nes io-aay jjiaz' order to Gen. Trevino, or
dering him to resistrwlfi force" any inva
siou of Mexico by United States'; troops, as
autnonzed v by instructions to Gen. -Ord. 1
ine Mexican; order' was : discussed hut no
action was taken.;, Geh..Motta; has not yet
uaii; sn interview, wita .secretary .JUvarts
concernlnc his 'recosrnirion' aa5 Minister .of
the Diaz government. ! He mav be received
mere is: no mcucation . that Motta .win
be received.aa ;the5ilexican minister. iLo
that the instructions to Gen. Ord will 6
modified. : : The Administration kill' act
slowly and ' cautiously in' receiving a5ew
minister from Mexico 61 UMttitt hue, f
The President has, commissioned the fo
owing postmosters: Bhuford. Minola, Tex
as; Chamberhnr)(BenqD .Texas; .Wilson,
Lynchburg, Va,.
Gen. McUormlck repreoented the Tretfc
soryila theabiinet todayfrx 4tvt f
;..iue iecreiary ot jtherrreasury'basissued
an order, declaring ten hours alesaL dav'a
work, but contracts for greater or, lesser
times are legah-,'.: 'l-.
A liercua special reports a diseutegratiba
or the Cabinets There tare rumors athat
Key; finds hejcau relieve jthairPrBfideni
oy resigning, ana tnat; ilegreary, j,ia view
of the expression of his Iowa constituents!
is bound to re8lgn?;'y4iii?W-s '
? The Presidenvisrirated over theiin4
dictment of Wells and Andersdni ior ner-l
jury iu connection with? Abe Xiouisian Be4
turning Boarder The Pfesident's ideawaf
that aU matters of this character were coa-f
aoneaoy ineiaunews08terargaiQr 1
Agricultural Commissioner Watts, after
consultation with Simon Dameron, declines
tne invitation to resign; and his suspension
also- comes an' before the "Senate.5 V. There
wm De muaay wararieii au-apoatj
iota ot uctonec.
It is claimed in
iir;!hlghlrclesmiiatti
1 ki-D...IJil.t --
sbeeches'durinlthePresldehtlalC
T . : " 'J ' .' ' . 4 - a. a a' C
joatoq, were composea who a view ot ex-j
eluding political or other significanceif r
;i commissioner ijeiinc (nas takenteH
sion of the Agricultural Department. uTho
cotton interest will be glad to hear (bat Mrl
Dodge, the Btatisticjan, conUnues iajfchargq
of the Statistical Bureau of the Department!
xne instructions issuea to Gen. Trevino
commanding on the-Rio Grande, in con-j
nection with orders issued to Gen. Ord, au
inorizmg mm to rouow.uexican maraud-t
era across the riverr. are . positive. General
Trevino is instructed to resist such inva-l
sion, but .the; Mexican' 'War Department
takes care to explain that: such resistance;
could not be -considered- in ,'act ot war
against tho; United AStatei-yTrevino is in-j
structed to send a commission to Generar
Ord to. explain these views and to; assure!
him of a willingness, on the part of Mexico;
of observing the extradition treaty between!
vuo udiuju uues ana jH.exico, iDirc at ine;
same time a ' determinatten to maintain all
her rights under the lws. of nations..; J-Thef
order also states that. Genv.Jlotta ;is fully
empowered to treat on tnese subjects rat
Washington; ; -.j1, .jf y,;-, ;.u',:
FORKIGN INTELL1GBROK. t k
fA Pahtr. .Tnlv H. ?
The Clerical and Bohanartist 'naner! are!
k . ..v' . , ..-r., ... a -r t
delighted with President .Macllahotfsof-j
uer issueu - on lue . occasion oi me review
in the Bois de: BoukMrDe.ut ihas caused a!
tremendous sensation -
4 A general ; understanding s ha been nr-4
nvea ai oeiween lungiana ana Austria witn
a . a a -rnr a a m m h m. -.. 9
regarq w certainpyentusiiiies j j y
Many bishops are-about: leaving" They
delay departure 'on account of the Pope's
The Times' Bucharest disnatch.".sava the
Russians have occubied LTirnovft.ihe an-
cieni capuai oi cuigana. . v icnerKSi nasi
been proclaimed jprovisipnat governor of
tne province, ana; ,eiecuae naYAJoeen or-
jTheJhis
nova towara tne mntans. - t s - i; ?
The ZfcJMa' 'Belgrade ' w dispatch savs
Bkuptschina will declare tbe independence
Of Servia. . . . '
Tbe latest reports indicate that only tbe
Cossack advance had reached Tirnova. and
that the Czar himself would move nearer
the front for the purpose of pushing the re
duction of RuStChUCk. ,,.;v vfRittet mm9! hham
A Simaitza dispatch to the- DoiJv News
and tne 2 twiriiucnarest .dispatcn remark
upon the dilatory tactics of the Russians
since they crossed the Danube; ; The 2vme
dispatcn says tne position tbey occupy is
ionunaieiy aumunoiexor ueienianu me
time all0wedTnhembyeTurksias
abled them 1 to bring up men ; and i guns
enougu 10 oerencit;f:;i;or twonyrtbe sit-
uaupu to cnucal, out now, py .yccupying
tne niiis in force, tne liussians nave prac
tically gained an immense bridge heaox nvt
1 Concerning the disnatcIL of. the,ileet.to
Besika Bay, the supporters bf J government
sentation and protection of British inter
ests, and should . be nowhere'; so properly
stationed as in the vicinity where ' its ' pre
sence is most useful. ' Those Who doubt the
pacific declarations of government argue
from this movement that the intention is to
keep Russia out of Const antinoplevbyiforce
ir necessary. - " ,
; U lriDON. Julv5
-- Xbys spinning and weaving factory, at
Rouen. -'Franca wasibdrfied last nteht.
throwing three huhdfed'ana fifty-bree em
ployes out 01 wort. Uya;f':
.iH. Clason & Co.. mercbaal& Ifridiofirwat
Bombay. Liverpool .and Btuttgardt. have
iauea. iiiaDimies reponea ai fouu.uuu. j-
m a a a aav i l ' ' aL a- : - jatiwv AAA . i
The Schuptscaina opened here to-day.
Prince Milan's speecn: was very guarded.
He expressed confidence, that : the Servian
blood, shed in the last: war, would not be
in vain, but the? fate of the Christians in
Turkey is now in a more powerful keeping.
He said that on bis recent visit to thana the
Oz.r fryp hia nrotection of fienria. the 'Czar
assured him that the Servians, would' never
cease to be the objects of jhis paternal so
licitude. iPrince Milan wactedthe Schupts
china to -proceed inMts - legislative work
with the greatest .circumspectioarsinfie aay
false step or ill-considered resolution might
jeopardize the ..hopeful .prospect opening
ob ueiuro oerytaj . i IX'... C t - -
The present government . has. a sti
Btmnir
majority in the Bcbuptschina 41
"r'A
".t ;k.
i - H,UotfiK:rJuly 3.
. The
House potCdmmoossat V.f tbU'A
yesterday. atternobuitQ tr jcj'clock
o'clock
tbis morning. It was chiefly in" a- ccftnm it
tee on supply.',3 Ther (were'lghteet,?ircy
obstructive divisions, and seteraf attempts
to count out. xne o pstrucuon ists .were
Messrs. . Nolanir, '.O'DonneU. V, O'Gormaio.
O'Connor Power Richard Power and Par-
nelt. Home ;; Ralersj-aud Mr.iWballeyliihr
leiScUnrceeo-
vunceru ia
ings,"whieh have greatly impeded business
during several sessions, may l$ad to Jaltera-
lions oi ine ruieSiOtiaeDate, .urtaumg , the
pnviieges or memDers.t p- ?
,ii.-rf;fi" s iiiK s, Paeis, July 3.',
.JJ;Myiretrring-lo
Mahon's order of the day to the troops who
participated-in the1 reView tfat Sunday- fat
last we feet hatlwe j are jiiledTby a:;hah4
that wields a sword. ; The chief of the army
has appealed to the bayonets fahd; airmust
. A-
; f lTiwYosz,,July 3. 4,
p-tchf siys a dispatch was
received this morning, dated from : Erze
roura, Sunf 2y,l wLica says the7 siege of
3 r ::sa ca.P-i ciyiand t-at tne
Iter ;aa fcrces are now retreating toward
the f rpntier.:;uojiirrK; v'-'s-t-u!;: '
'-..'J July 3. ;
iThe'Presbyteriatt Council opened here
to-day. J iThe i sermon ; was ' preached: by
rofessor ITmti of t Xidincurga ujiiyersuy.
KrtU ftr.aiiil lijtmr TjrtKTvvNr nWa vi ,
"A laree block of war
s was ..burned
last night. Loss $ 500,000,
mi
OestrUctlou of Property and SeTeral
! 'Another neavy storm swept tnrougn H or-
thern and Central Ohio and Indiana last
evening and this mormngp uitiuw t ;"
..Xiast, evening, at Elkhart,, Indiana,: six
hbuseswere levelled; and four others par
tially destroyed.' Mr. Craig was blown off
his barn -nd his -ami broken. Mr. WaW.
ters was blown out or 111a bouse; and, bis
headv and ''back ;dangerouBly cht. 1 James
Bowfin was taught under' a ; falling -house
and' ' severely- iniured.-' Mrsi Bowen ' was
terribly bruised, and ''fi ve others were seri
ously injured, is? tt-y, p..
At Jiingsbury. rnear jua forte. Indiana;
the wind demolished the residence of aMiL
Barry,' killing four persons. 1
','inree men,near. vvaienora, were situck
by lightning and jdne; of; thebi Instantly
. CTHB UOBESON DIWNBB Wj
Bialoe Deread csrant nepabllcaaUm
tHKUpatriekt Jal i Uia Army Soma
:l!I!a.ltfoWa.1trt
UiiStii? Jim lt,W'.9-:T8kWK,'Jalyl-
At the Robeson dinner Mrf '.'Blaine' was
received with., great enthusiasm. He de-
zenaeu JepuDucanism, especially as u was
administered by . Gen. Grant., ' The or otecf
tion of the rights of citizenship i in every
State was , its. cardinal ;feature and a . jjo
vernment that did hot offer.' protection, to
every pitizen h every State had ho right to
Remand allegiance, . ,i Nothing, was said ia
reference .to the present administration ebtr
cept hy implicauori.' . The maintenance of
the party intact, wal strongly urged. it ,' t
,ijen. iUipatriCK spoKe, on ine ..army, ana
dealt some heavy : blows as r.to its present
cbudition. , V :Cjt;.,:u , -U I
, It was long after midnight before tbe as--semhlage
brofeeupV ...I'l-w ' .;m 1
Appalntmenta by Bllip '' Atlclnsonl
It I fait hli Shmni.r Tlallatlan. '"i 1
Bfcsvulef '.WJulr1 3
Owlnn's Chapel;Tvilkes bounty .!1 July 10
jsiKin. ... .,..... .'. . . h" . . .. . i .... .July li
WilResboroogn. . . . . .
.a.-Julyl
Ore Knob,' Ashe couhty.iv.:.;.1'.. ... July,14
July 15
Dobbins' Station
Boone.1V;
jsanners
122
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Lenoir. i J ,i ;.iilV-:W July 25
Hickory . a Ittiiii A V. July 27
Aiorgantou.,.'4.. . .4 . juiy
Old jfort. .i ... . . . s. .... ... v ... -... Aug. l
Collections in , behalf ; of Diocesan Mis
sions, will be made at each place.$''.fi
Jtaleigu,jyew and Observer please copy
riurd.iround. or appointments,'-as maue
bvtRev...Vj S. Black. Presiding. Elder for
the Wilmington District .Methodist : JSpis,
Church Soutbi t-. r .'fi- j fti 1 in s.fi ;im u. (
Onslow,' atGmri Brknchi.I. iJJulyl .lyttfrl
Eenansville. at Ric1dahds.W;4 J ul v s 14-15
Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs, i July 19-20
Smith ville. at SmltbviUe. i. . a. July 28-29
Cokeshury ndL . Coharie. JMis- t j i
ClintOni at Hopeweir. :. . ;"Aug. ,'11-1$
UVU. M VUBUIal l.i.MUKa V
Topsail, at Rocky Point. fDis-"" ' "".'l
trie-1 Conference). .4'. . i' Aog. 2326
!'f!A dejicate coniplexiou is nest, compare
w a oioomine rose: dui wnen- ine counie
nance la disfigured with Blotches and Pihv
1tl- ' 1 ' - ' : V. J C
sh9ul4 promptly use Dr. Bull's Blood Mix-j
ttire: which ouicklv "and' effectnallv eradit
cates' such ' unsightly evidences of . impure
tor- r" 1 ':''-"
A. held la their UU, ft Swaa Qmarter. tlie Mb
day of June, 1817 a committee wu appointed to
draft reaolntloBB In trlbnte of resoeet to Brother
AUGUSTUS LATHAM. Sr. i wfco deputed tbis life;
sx atareuaenee ta ueuiort county, ix, tarn xui
I. JLar. 127. vao reoorcea as xoiiows .
ereaa. It hu tleaaed Almiffhtr God. in Bis all
wise aisoentauoa. to tase mm oar mian oar dh
loved ud esteemed Brother Aogastas XaUuub, 8r.J
who for many yean nas been a member of Atlantiq
WU.i.Ui .n, A. f . W.A fill, .UVf. J M .
'juaome wauE, giniea ear love, commence ana ax
ieetioiM:tiiererore.'ieUreoired. . ;i'i t n . ;i
let. That while we luuably and aubmisalvely baw
to His diTiiM win. who doeth all tbintrs well, we dot
sincereiy lament tne loss or oar aeceasea urotner,
nui the foil asaaraneethat oar loss is hisnm.
Tub bereared , and .heart-rtricken .jcpmpatuim, .aadl
r xaa. i nas we cenae our nearaeii nrnnuBia in
cuuuicu. . . - v i
ji Sd. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to!
loewiaow. aaa ta tne wmnnfox mu ror psoii-j
.cauuayaou.Muu we memDera n oar tjoago wear uioi
nsoai oaage or monrniHg lor ininy asys. ; ( , .
., ... JOSEPH M. WATSON -
Ooimn.tteeJ
I.The aourmei talks eloanentlr about truffled aoaUs.
paitdeJkiU grot, and other sach delicaciea. . Pin,
ini down, thooan, and you'll and fee admits the sa-j
vreme uniorianceoi irooa Dreaa. siBcau.roua. ec
Here all agree on th baste of, true eaetronomy. : Toj
be sure i or tae most delicious taings oaxea, uom
nour joamuM twe jjooijt'i xxast jtovdib. i
J" a it TitHnjii Av'ttwiaf int. bmiT volnriiVwitaaM otuba.
tUy yield' to the curative influencos of Pulverma-
,ner"s Jilectrtfl uelts mad Jtods niney are saie.
irniie. ana esecave. and earn oe easur aoouea dt
the patient liinself. ; rBook,,with-iaU. particalars.
ed free. Address TuxyxBiuoiuA OaxyAirio
430.4 tnnrilnnail.Olaoj U an-& iiimoJil5t
iiihtU.ji i .'ai mm ai : h t . i-f .i
iHplpfr the weak; nerrodJ and debilitated. Chrai
Electric Belts and other annliances. all about them.
iand how to dlatingnish the genuine from the spu
4ioa : Boohvwtth fall partioaiars, mailed free. Ad-
drees rui.TXBKa.0HKa jUiiTAino1Jo...wi viae at.,
rHnrinimll Ohio ' f . ',' ' : : r'- '
.U -urjl V'n ' an i aa '-'i i-i'-fy
There Is ao case of JDyppepaU that Qamni' s Av
0t, JwaawiU'Bot.eore. ' Qo to. any Drag Store
and inqiura' aboat lt If yen Isnifer from CoettTe-
4ie6.michr Hedache. Soar "Stomach; Indleestioa
,JUver Complaint, or any derangement of tne Sto
mach or liver try it. , Two or , three .doses will re -
"Hit ' ni
UOTBJTVU. MIU bi-s wy.-w. J Erf- . .-1 r ... . .
j-Ok THE A8 KING. While Dr. H. James was at
tached to the Eritiih , ledical 8 t&ff in the. East la -dies.his
nieh position enabled him to call about him
he feett chemists, physicians and scientists of , the
day Jand while experimenting with and among the
aatiresi; be accidentaUy made the dieoevery that
Sllr
ourn
Diseases, and upon i his retirement : he left with as
Ing that every one caa be his own physician and pre
boota iaa Baoers contamiBK iua uarucuijun. buow
pare bis omrmedicine, ana sacn lniorm&uen as we
aave received we now offer, to the; pablie without
price, only asking that each remit a three cent stamp
for return postage. - Address CRADDOCK B CO.,
10833ac BtreeU Philadelphia, Pa- eiviBr name of
this paper..., . . . : mh23-8mWv
- I a i. c; 1 1' t " i ' : ija-waa-aMa.i i 'i . 1 1, v
-;ui.wMA'"oHPfcf'moaa Xepureat. ftim?
i '-Upon the action ef toekianeys,lladder Kndbow
li depends tbe a?aratioh of (toB' Jflby
promoting jme acuviiy oi toese organs uuu uostev
ter1 Stomach BItiers ensores phrtty to the circttla-
tlon:J In its paissage throngh the kidney, imparities
Which beget rheumaUem, gout and gravel are strain
,ed from the bldod, but when those small bat impor-
ii orgui grow inUvtbjbtiritiea of coarse
iema.and, IneyJUbiy prodace, the, .dieeasee; men
tioned ostesBitlroa (the kidneys to
renewed activity, by. which means, the blood is de
purated-- It likewise purifies the blood whea con
taminatedwith fclle by promdtlnfra genUe bat effeo-
tual action of the bowels, and has the farther effect
of regulating the action ot the. liver, thus, counter
acting a -tendency to biliousness. ' Dyspepsia; mala
rial 'fevers and. urinary complaintejare 'also coa-
a. ij 2 Ji- r-x- Mij-i --- ?; Inltr 1Q
JfiikT. . . . iv . July l
COLIIJu3IlCIAt."
W I E II III QTO IT ' 114 n K E T.i
. ... .. v .i i i . v,- , i .... , ; . ; .. ..
JSPICITS TDEPEirriNIU---TLe market
openedarid 'closeijf steady "at 23 cental per;
gallon, for; country t. pacta es ( jK .casks"
chacsisg hands, at tiisiiiifsknff I-1
lIOSniTte'taiketiiopene at '
Etridned,' w.cjbdj
uresif iWe : hear of sales Of onlyrSi this
fine rMnsAt-C3 for (2liI56Palei t3s CO
for.jmd;; '
kTi-KarliBt at
$ V 80 per btlthe 'receipts of the Mr fcelt-
in price or tone of the market, the receipts
belnk placed Jt J3L;4or Hardi t& W i or
Yellow Dip: and P 80 for -VlrKui. ::; . ;
X)TTOK.-1eniar irticla
'ariwli alight; mMA $hfexf.
4ay'a quotations. ,We.hear of : salef of 407 ,
bales,' as follows:' 3 bales : at to cents, 4 -do
cents per Jp.ja.Ttte f ollowfe5 W the pScial
Low Addling . W 10
'Ill'
i 8TAJl OFMCE:iJie23--PJlt
SPIRIT TTJBiPENTlNThBB iniarket
opened quiet ' imd ,dced i-dully at epU
per eallonlf or country nackaeafWe Jieax
6f 'sales bif cnlv20 casks trf thai nrleU
f 1( W.-iar., .quiet0 at . .ajii
8tralnedV;and .$t a7 fc;tood Straiae
We hear of aales-of SOObbls Good Btralnea
ati wii&4B!ro m
(3 25, and ,100 dQGood.
prices') '..nil 7-'-.r .iu j.'filjV,! Mld f ,
CRUDE TURPEfmNB-rllarkettquiet
and steady.'with sales of the dayvs receipts
at; $1 . 25 for Haxd a' id fo TelloW Dip
and 2 30 for Virgin. i .'ilt i . winvilf 1
f 'i iim Tifl mar rat f nr uim smits
was firm and nominally unchanged:
.a . i . . . m . f . a a. a . I
louowingare ineomeiai quotawooi . i
Ordinary ;i:.w.y..f' J cents H
tood Ordinary i"l0i
Low Middling. . lO'-f
Middling...; ii"
j TIUBER. There were " sales ' yesterday
of 1 raft. Common Mill, at t3,W,,and 1 dp
Falrt llilat t8 00 vi II, .OUrket, auie
and but Tittle doing.n f a fll, ,vniuta
- n, , , STAR OFFICE, June 804 P. L
SPIRITS TTJRPUNTlNEThet market
was firm at a decline of cent On yesler
day's quponA the sale.up io ths on
footing up 455 casks at 35 cents per gallon
and
sellers apart tlie bnlkflLatnck .being held
at $1 for Strained and ft 47 for Good
Strained', thomrh txmie 1' 5X'or 2.600 bbh)
sales ! reported totd y comprue onJy.Uf ef
grades asollowa2ti4blfe!Opaueliat
(N) Extra Pale at i25;pef bbt rhniai
' TAR. Market firm and dncnaniedi,' !iha
rtceipta of the day sellmk at $1 80 per bbl.
t CRDDE TURPENTINISlIarlti3l.:rrd
and unchanged. ihe receipts of the day
being placed a tl 25 of j Eard, (2 ,10 1
Yellow Pfe ?M t ;TOsKoII :l
:4 CQTN.T$ t this. articJd
was ' rm and uuchanged. fWe0'heart
saleSi fit pnlyoia bsitfn'Mm
The oQcial qaotations are as folio wb i-ur.
Ordinary ..VJ yi'.'ii.VP 9f f s; eents-i IbJ
Upod Ordinary. i.s,..-iut) - ;r
Low t:Middmg:(,.10Jr tj
Middimg.:.;;...tv?iAT J
liv? frp kit htmy
SPIRITS TlJRPEJlJThe,.maM
ket was. firm at 28 cents . per gallon ,.fo
at that figure.: Ut'A4 mlmitmiitTM
sales reported of 800 bpls strained at fl, m
500 4o(Good Bbainediat4i:;42fani 60d
Pale and Extra Pale at $3 503 25 perm
i, TAR.--Market steady ranctvunchahgedJ
the receipts of the day selling at ) $0 pea
CRUDE TURPENTINEMarket stea4j
and unchanged; thei receipts '"of ' the.av
seUIngat $1 23 for IJard, 2 10 fdrTelloW
Ut SUU wpa UU (in v ugiu. . T
lcd1naryv'$iS
Middim.yrX im:. ltimt
STAR OFFICE July' JjMi-TF.MT
SPIRITS Tt3RPEltTmE:Tnemarke
!jpie4;'3e
ages, auu; uunug uie aiternooa: ipqiii uv
ll ROSXN.-rrTbe market, was quiet and easy
and offeringSf light iTIe. hear of j sales (Of,
,400 bbls Good Strained at f 1 421, S4 do fj)
Extra No. 1 , atill J&Otj i 50 flo (Ky LovTPale
at (2 00, audi B5 do U,:IFvaadl!W)
Extra Pale and Window-Glass at r$2 60,
i3 'pee fcWio.r i'tft..erik;
'A TAR. Market firm and-incbanged, the
recetptaof ihe dayeeUlngu $1 80 per bbl.
, CRUDE TURTIMTmE---lIarket steady
and nnchanged at $1:25 v for Hardj (2 10
fprTellowj Dip and $fcS0 for Virgin, the
day's receipts being placed at these fignjres.
W CKTTON.-irhe market for thlf article
was quiet,1 with bxi tranacUons; to pori
ThecIaiWotatlonsaa towai.-
Vi-asi.'ll tiiir-r ,-ii illWsWSf
viuuiuji . . m ......... a-j , wum m-tw. ..
Low ffiddBnga; -m iu. 10 if art siofin y?
53 pieces R R timber at tl8 per Myjq odT;
gvJpa..ii.iir'ji;j
. f Vfiwriir a siyr Tail ft ' r
1 il La ' 1 arV
in good -demand attGC 53 cta-; Pork in
fair demand at fl3 CCSi375.i Lard, prime
steam nominal; current mste ia good der
nand at C3. 4G8 42li kettle C'A JUU COL
Bnlk.meat,quiet ndifirra houlisrs 5
cepts; short rib middles, 2c t a-crt chrclo
apdgic forshos-'era, clear ri&a ; aaa. clcir
'quototionsrtldj to.- mn o-j.'t'v'io
Ordinary',:; ?.f
$3 60 pe boL' jjMircyit ;;vd..ri.flfi j
t TV i tt i1Ti.V- flrtW ' ! t' Zn7tttc'wiikt.f
with' iiiji
for4 country packagea. 3i
jROSIN". -Market quiet.' ith buyers
4ecfine- ofonj' ysfteay quoUiipns,
, lour quiei, : suu uucii&ugeu, , i&iuuj
25." Wheat easier, red T1.'75Q1 W;
white Tennessee sold at tl l75St tsJCbtU
. fThe following is the stock ot naval stores
aad cottdin' ardand adatri at' this port
tiiU oQ '..iii "t o.vj iau 3xid. r r-
'O6ttoayara.'&.?4'
yi ii'-ii-i ' otfr lijis 'iioii otLiliCJ
asKs
afloat
: ki
til
A Otto,., a ...... -, 0,6IO;.i I
Ro8iu,n yafdij . i.- wfJ8,55a bbls.
j . i . i - tl i iitl ' ; UJJ . i. 1'. '.ill ?
tttt t " ''ill iifes stf f i j: 3 i t '3 i-srh-r-r it',
wTotaL.-i. jj;-. .i...v 2S.R25t."i i
Tar, in yardii.?
afloat, Cmtmr,H 81 i '
Totals, J 1,286
urude Jmpeatmd, in.yardri:u 1,163 bbls.'
'ttii3'3d o m stocks &Mot -m nAt
fti !!.T1 C. i ti t-?V. ill ?J K? . fi t."tj?f
a tti it aninta, tosin. Tar. :crnd.
If
Sniritsbii. .-ttmxt&ttSmtithm
JtOainvtilTiois tr l.'Sh I
.vrttiiftltau.ud'drri't.
vwuvu. .r .... .... v. . , &
8pirits.V4nvi. l:.f?Iw t"11"'!.
ROSiny'. I'itfiVir .44'Q64
a ari
snrponTa
- v ' Uotton.'SDinta, JElbsin. Tar.
Domestic! ; 1 977' J 1.604 13.6X)7 .500 ' 57i
Foreign.;. r
. Ml, 207 82,408 1,585 ! 4
n 1 yrrfrct't giriL
Total. . ,fl77 i J2l8ilc4(LQ15f '4.08a,S7i
i-vi' -f. i 1 i ' ' j jaa i a r.i 1 1 ij V i,--jsH.& 1
Ne w ,X;ra; aval j Stor arlcec, rot
Iht.TaeekqalncSatnrda Eeninsrl
ay thiaeek" wlQi afair1 jbhblrig, 'dmaz
The price has averaged SicrThe'marke
opened firmer to-day inlhseque'ce: df th
imallneWof e stock'ahd prbsffect o
light receipts next weekbut'cUses-Wsie
cwirig to! tbereport caljdecnn.ef iA'Wa-
HUalVWUt . auv BWVU MJ 4aVUUVa VU U1G JLUbll
was lS" tibial TMVeriesf6r 'thewfeeS
7J tblsLyhetiricerfihortid hcahyfiitU
dT,? tiohisq ino itttf0CHijfiv.lasyear.l
- AHisrtM nut lO: tei.rf.-JSbisiiw alibis. I
Receipts ainCe.April 1sLj21,602 tf 24,051
Receipts siace.uria.iP5rv253,rit 8,214
Domestic consumptionici;4,3QS ti:il,06i
Exp0rtSo(i..V4.c'iJitfevir25Ot'j5&ii35q
Stock .iaoyard totdavii.ty 87 oa 4.093
n;Rosji(-rThai,higberiaBd lowE:gradca
naVftiruiea nauivcuyeijana rmc aadcard
quc4ed::hijdar.ftExpQfter8liayelbeen'.thd
.principal bnyemiidiumCT
d
ReceiDtsincttr lasti!t7 65ff t L87a
Exports V:, 742?. n;39"7,6
Stock in: yard to4da!5l9?lf 52,H
J"rA tkcfuietbut firml1- Stoftfr in f Vard
H U u i..t-1 j rtrt tTli' JJ-LOT.
NawToBXStealhSfilrrFanita 60 bales
coUob60 ! casks 6p1rit8 ixurpeotifle. 1,352
bbls rosin, 65Q.dolY.75 dO crude turpen-j
botAfoesT: bales MdeaL 2 bbla edbber '
Jttemn8b0xjes soap.. .
. r BAi,TOWfSteanaliip.D J.lFoleyTJ55
pblaxesiD, 67, dqcepiritfti H40E doj pUchj lOSI
40,8531 jwaLnutAilftibiWDoJiiSi
baleaii)awB etoflk,nacba
waxRXi$ rolls, ifiather8l7AajefticotfemiWi
pkgs mdt. 7,li.lb3rmetalit BZ$QQa4&l
K'AtOTt iK9t FOREIGN.1 9"KHMti ay
ihr,' LuolA-Muhiacorn-TIOi
spirRijepUTJiblffrsiaia
Xojnx)Hi-br SanByiBoutbS,59(bWsi
Rottkbdam Nor barque Gangejc Rolf-j-
if, PcBT-AU'Pnicx-t-Schr -Loaisa (Wilsons
118,523 feefpilumberi 49,800 shingleAi
5AA-:hT ,Ma'E. Van XHeafi
srnnxrnnrr
Kdilmiil o
mi ..;r.ij;.
it .t.t tir
iiiiuii8i li
'xul ut i.u.;tj
4tVis T" tl U..lrn..J'. On . ... i- .
' Schr Angola, S3 tons, ooster Phila-
deipnia, flays, js jLidaer s tkns, witb
160 tons of icafftofT ATSpringer.
i :Eri Oofa' Green, ;24S tons! Oollln,(I7e
York, 7 days, IforthrorrSfCummine.
Br brUjiGlYaoIfPrin,87BiWtta; Hooker,
New ;T6rkv HAlex;Sprunt & ,Son OIt . :
rlUeHu$te;3ttonsBrewsf
m v n "
RockpPMe, WorlHrth; jpV.
ilSteano Ralelgb. Oliver Baltimore.A
if 3 JaAjCLEARI.Pi9tl.Uil Llo wi
ai8tlam's6IpjFanm,e1WwiToW
DCa2aux;IJ vaafamaai fcui iovii
Jo Sriani6batq,ttcAPfi, Bdrite 'Rbtte?
idam' PaleTson? D0wMM'&!o,.i w
J Schr'Luola iIctchifl6n;3JouesJ Hafahurg,
VTiTtiadia'&jJIurchisOHi1 3tmoj j-JjCT
-ar'getehee.iigaibis'toh? nydc&un'fy,
O F- JHtCbIl & Botf. X?y ssjv lujft paU
.1iI0reace,NelBon DydBfcouhly,
B FUltchfcU f&Soij.a,t;k;t3Kaat'jii iul
v SchVtlIarth;I-Nefe6ai'' prjbef nCifyl
BP Mftchll'& Son.1 '3 iji45i .hi
h'fiftr BunnV South. DeffcksdnPE6a6"nr.
't7niUn!:MufChi30n:4V MOfeiiq So JiK;
-Jlamt & X:irchUoa7 "j .&butyef
--etiBa&&ip'D FoleK-priceEalfim
iA.Tr-naaaifelO'J U9W 36it liiio 1
trmce,nayu. wonnrop gs vuciciina
J-b - - t-W-W . . a' r. TfJ-B
Schr lUryKvalleaf,--Thorndiket
Cardenas, Parsley & I7i 2!aa; .iii i"
i..Dr.bri.'; Atmia 7 Goddard.,Lewia. Glas
i gow, Aiex cpni5. caai ?i m i-vn:--vA
a "
aTotar.VIi.l '.-Al.aCLA? ; P,W'
Epints.'fi'urpentuie, m,yara,. :r;,2,843 c
t-v rt vowon. .epmts lKosina,ar.,crude.
Domea'c.; t .765.v5.775 1 911 3.29a v., i'
Rece nts aluce Aorir iiKf 8r.952 V8T51
i
une A pkgs rosin .samples, ,14 bbls , empty
.OOttlesVlQ.c&sesp
'do DotAloea.' bales hidea..bbla coDner 'li
,i?r 7rn fL?:Tfir'9 1o ft?na ft Viliif.fl I
r.,IlACBUBa-HSe
F8k
&KR1VED
p.'Ift fcarUQijsrjangeja-.Roif i Lepsde Tiotx
teakAlerBjrcsifSSohfi1 -f
t.BolJia57ilob, Xn6V-TPort au-
Charleston v Naval store . KtriM,
i..'iiQ.i4C....tts were -Ct.ii . ..a iur-,..:-penticsr
ar..d 7G3 barrels rosia. Ti.e sales .
of rosin amounted iOabdutl lj tarred at .
tl 60 for (O toE) strained to ITo., 2; f 1 65
for for (F) extra ITo, 2; 1 T3 for low No.
1 (G); tl 80 for No. 1 (C) ; 5 1 85 for extra
No..l (I); $3 25 for low pile K); iZ 75 for
pale C5I); . $3 25 for, extra pale (N), and $4
for.(7, G) window gla?s. Spirits turpentine
wai in. good r. demand, about 1,000 casks -having
been disposed of at 23c for whis
keys, 27c for oils, and 28c for regular pack
ages. Crude turpentine is valued at $2 10
per bbl for virgin, f 1 4U for yellow dip, and
.l 0.for,8CWr:trfiib1:i'
ttaaini Ui COTTON - Itt A RELETS. ' ' ': - s '
'. ; ilobile. quiet at ili cents net receipts 2 '
bales; Savannah, firm at IU cents net re
ceipts 2 bales; New Orleans, quiet atlCf, 11
and lif cents net, f eceipta J0 hales; Bos v
ton, firm at 12f cts net receipts 71 bales;
Baltimore, .dull at.lZt- cts net , receipts 2
bales Galveston, euiet at lift cents net re- .
ceipts, 58 bales; - Philadelphia, firm at 12f -
Cis-rnetreceipt8 'Sao. Dales; Augusta, quiet u
and' firm at lit eta net receipts 8 bales;.
Charleston, firm at llf llf cent net re4
ceipts 127, bales; Norfolk, steady at llj
Hi cts-net receipts 107 bales; Memphis,
quiet and firm at 11$ 'cts net receipts 53
baleSj.- i tmpch fl'igpfl.. .""t'j
' ' BAMTkOAE, July 3. Pif
Flour qhietrfirm and unchan eed.1 Whea';
more active and easier:' Southern red. old
90r95; new, $1 651 SOf white, newe
f r vui; o; rennsyivania red, old, $1 S5.;
Southern corn quiet and easier; Western
firm butquietr Southern white 63 cents;?
yellow 6163, .cents.. , Oats, dull and un-
cnangea. , Atye quiet; prime 75 cents, jf re
visions quiet' and easier' Pork t!4 75a;-
15 00.il Bacoa shoulders ' 64c clear rib
sides. &Sr82ci( Cofiee--buyers and" Bellers
Apartui Whiskey dull at fl 11. Sugar quiet
ana tuncaanged. kj n )..-. "k-jj h..,. . . -s
1 i' .llWIIOX.SA. FISICKS. i
, tWVnx attOMraons. it saoaid be understood, ren "
resent tne wholesale prices generally.., In aiaknig"
a small orders higher pnees Have to be ehargea, .
i -paio8.i
'WO
dl iDoBblaAncheJLd .n-. -:vij.C
ilo''-'fa--v,4xi'-;
'tr'sit'; i' !!
,1,19. J.ft?. 11
-I'--Bft'-tai'1 ovf
r! t Doable AacBor rVAii -i.
HOr8healaerS. .ii".VivSi
fivsf 8ideB.Ni choice. . Motulj
1 1 niiin.. ....... .... ..... ..-. .
art-Bides, ff.ilt.UHW.M--?
ti7 BnoBlders,i.i a a.iti'i
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