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If NEW BEENE, N.-G, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1883. NO. 135. 1 'f - j i-.UU 1 ;nn !;., 8X3 a. .1 of cay,' : curs, 47 minutes. a Eaikliff left on the Pamlico y for a trip north. , Tlie I. A. Railroad. - ' We understand that a railroad with the above mysterious name will be in toperaUuu. next season across the banks at Morehead City from the sound to the, sa. . Several of our prominent citizens are interested in the enterprise, and ex pect to realize a handsome, profit from their investment. , The motive power will not be steam.' It Will no doubt be I'-errv & Gastill removed yesterday to the No. 1 nbn store, below' the; a great help to the guests of the Atlantic market...'.';' u i . ; .:. i hotel who heretofore have been obliged , Mr. B. F. Stilly is building a wharf at to wearily . plod to the surf through the Hi a f t hf Craven street for the steamer aeeP Bana Elm City. ". ' ;".- ' ( ; v : " Judge Carruth.Maj. JohnGatling arid Commodore Oaksmith were in the city yesterday.' : ;; t, iv?h. '; " s Robert Hancock U building, a' hand some residence on the corner of King AnI Himida Qfrraata. T. - J i ; Mr. C.;" E Sloyer was receiving and Justices Courc. . . Before W. M. "Watson,' J- P., State vs. Pious Jones, assault; defendant guilty- discharged on payment of cost.. ' ' ' State Ex. Eel. Rosanna Crawford vs. John Braddock. bastardy; defendant re quired to enter into bond etc.: in default was committed. . ' V State 'ys, Rose, Beoton and Mary Bee- Statement of Receipt, and Dl.bnr.e- menta of the Now Bern. Academy for 'the Year Ending Angnat Slat, 1883. ' Receipts from all sources, $7184-03 DISBURSEMENTS. : - Paid teachers, , ; - $4940.00 Janitor, , : ... 135.00 Desks, , - r r ,- 775.00 Advertising, VY'.- t , - . 57.50 'Clocks, 7'-,;; i'V. -"' : 87.50 Stoves, ' ; - " " - 75.00 Coal, ! - ; - :,..' ' 10C.25 Bent, Vvn '-" ''''' ' 103.50 Insurance,' - . - ' - .: - " , 30.00 Commissions to Treasurer, 120.64 Repairs building on Pollock St., 50.00 Repairs, whitewashing and paintiner Academy building.. v " out houses, fences, etc., - 330.00 Chairs, - tables, old debt?,' - .' maps, chartB, books, etc., - - 271.64 87184.03 la the disbursements given above it will be observed that the cost of desks, clocks, stoves and repairs, which amounts to $1545.14, is a permanent in vestment and is not a part of the current expenses. - Taking this 'amount from the total expenditures we have thd ao Itual cost of running for ten months, which is $5038.89, being but a fraction inferior quality of the gas for several! jar or. for Fall Term of Craven Su- over ten dollars per capita for the num ber of children enrolled. opening some very fine Fulton market iarceny;there being: no evidence of beef on yesterday. ; ;-. 1 the guilt 'of the defendant?, case dis The County Commissioners meet again missed at cost of prosecutor to day. They are trying to make a set-1 State vs. Charles Pollock, assault; de tlement with the Sheriff. Ifendant guilty, appealed to Superior Our tii-inters have comulalned of IthelCourt. - - iff. nights. Turn on the light. Fowler's ferrv boat was stolen on Sunday night. It was seen on Monday morning near lower Broad creek. . The county commissioners are build in? an anueduct from the jail to con nect with the Craven street aqueduct. 'The school committee haye given out the contract for the enlargement ol the colored school , building on West street, ' The steamer Pamlico, of the Old Do perlor Court. The following persons have ' been drawn for the fall term of the Superior Court which, convenes on the; 26lh of November: ' FIRST WEEK. Township No. l;Thoe. Caton, Eli An derson, Thompson Wigging, Geo. Dink- ins, J. F. Heath', E. A. Cherry, Wm. Griffin, R. 8. Chatmanand Peter Willis; No. 2 Township, Geo. Roe, 8. R, Dunn, Wm. Ipock, Cicero Gaskins, Z. M. Daw, Prof. Price Thomas. Prof. Price Thomas last week was elected Superintendent of the New Berne Graded School. It was with mingled feelings of pleasure and regret that Durham hears the news. For as his friend we hate to lose him and as his friend we wish him success Our Board, our people, and especially La Grange Items Trade revived a little on Saturday. Rev. J. D. Carpenter is conducting an interesting protracted meeting at Shar on, in -this county. H ' , -!j .! :; '--'.- Miss Lou Daniels, teacher of musio at the La Grange Collegiate Institute ar rived . Saturday and is .ready for the music class. Henry Sutton has bought machinery and will put up a gin at Jenny Lind in a few days. He pioposed to gin for the twentieth, the usual price. Thos. Rouse, son of Noah Rouse, left here Saturday for Chapel Hill, and Alpheus, Fields, sou of John Fields, left for the same place on Monday. ' ,; Joyner & Murphy's school opened Monday morning with more flattering prospects than any previous session. The number in attendance was very good for the first day. . Cotton pickine has commenced, and from present prospects, will soon be come general. It is now believed gen erally around here that not more than two-thirds of a crop will be made. Rev,, Mr. Isler, Presbyterian, preached at the Methodist church lost Sunday, morning an night. Text in foronoon, John 10th chap., 85th verse. Evening, 1st Epistle of John 3d chap., 23d verse. There was a scent of new bridge in the air Monday morning. Two of the building committee from the country were here in consultation with another committeeman. Surely this is some sign of activity. For several nights last week, our town was infested with female forms (they can't be called women) walking the streets at an unseasonble hour. The poKoeman should give all such a lodg ing place for the night and the Mayor deal with them as public nuisances. McDonald Taylor, Railroad Agent. etc., at this place, received two assist He said it was a very - poor family that could not afford one gentleman in it, and he (Ben) might as well be the gen tleman in his family as any of the rest. The Willis family were all workers, but Bon beat them with his brain work. He owns property in Cleveland, Tenn. COMMERCIAL. JUST RECZiVZD ; A 'SUPPLY OF . ." ' NEW BERNB MARKET. Cotton Middling, 9; strict low mid dliut, 8 3:4.; low middling 8 1-3. - Corn In sacks, 61c; in bulk 57c. Turpentine Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25.' Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75. Beeswax 22c. per lb. . Honey 70c. per gallon. ; Beep On foot, 5o. to 6c. , Mutton $1.50a2.50 per head. Hams Country, 13o. per pound. ; Lard Country, 12Jc. per lb. ' ; Fresii Pork faflc per pound. , i Eoas 16o. per dozen, i Peanuts $1.50 per bushel, v Fodder $1.25 per hundred. ' Onions $3.50 per bbl. . - , apples ooauoc per bushel. Peas 85c. per bushel. O vrs 35a40o. per bushel. - niDES-fDry, 9c to lie; green 5c. Tallow Gc. per lb. Chickens Grown,. 45a00c. per pair: spring 25a40c. j( , ,-; Meal 70c. per bushel. . Potatoes Bahamas, 60c. per bushel. Wool 12a20c. per pound. Shingles West India,dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 per M. wholesale prices. , New Mess Pork $16.00; long ckars 8Jc; shoulders, dry salt, 7c. Molasses and Syrups 28a45o. Salt 95o. per sack, r Flour $4.00a7. 75 per barrel. Hancock's Inspirators, . n Ilogue's Graded Injectors, Gullett's "Magnolia" Gins, Carver Cotton Gins, Hl'i T.in hrnrht In a Wa freight of Joau ReBl ouu "eDr A. l , At Arn.l3 township, A. T. French, .Alonzo Bryan, W. B, Pearce, George W, White, ' J J.. Jones, . colored, his manv nuniU will feel no ordinarv ante last Wednesday. Oneofthemwas .... - . taken to that bourno from whence no ing. Mr. James Roberts left yesterday on the Pamper the , north., where he Cnafl, w EuB8ell .'g township, will take a course in a commercial col JohnD BankB.No 7 township, E. A. Hasket; Nd. 8, townsliip, S. H. Lane, lege. Mrs. D. T. Carraway left' yesterday on the Elm City to visit friends in Pamlico, accompanied by Masters To'mraie and Jimmie., f Maj. D. W, Hurtt has returned from the north with a full line of an extra quality of goods,! V and is now ready to take measures. , ; 4 ; Mr.- John Detrick has addea to his regret in losing Prof. Thomas. Ho has been eminently successful here and is deservedly popular both ob teacher and citizen of our town. .v . We congratulate New Berne on her selection, and assure her that she has acted wisely and will riot regret her action. Durham Recorder. Layfayette Nash, Jas. F. Clarke, Allen G. Oden,'c6I.,' Jas. Kellum, B. M. Gates, ! Jno. D. Clark, and" Frank W. Hancock; township No. 9, Stephen Arnold and Jas. M. Marshburn. J s ; second week. 1 No. 1 township, Calvin Butler and Geo! J. Dudley ; No. 2 township, Stephen E. Whitford, A; S. Everington, W. D. Stapleford, Chas. .Toler and John H. Kinston Items. billiard parlor an improved parlor -nine Powerg.No; s, township, W. H. Heath, other is setting your capacity pin alley, the first that -has been pur- ty; ; jj, c0bb No. 7 township H. H. . It is with pain and sorrow chased in this State Several dog cases before the Mayor yesterday.1 They were dismissed upon pavment of ..cost and; procuring the badge required by law. ' - Lieut.' Governor Robinson has been ew6rn in and entered upon the duties as Governor during the absence of Gov ernor Jaryis, who is gone to Boston. The verses to Gen. Lee referred to by the author of the criticism on "Southern Poems of the War," published in Sun day 'b issue, -were written by Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke. Col. R. W. Whorton, Lieut. ol. of the 67th Regiment N. C. Troops, of Washington, N. C, was in the city yes- Perry; No. 8 township, E.G. Hill, S. H. Gray and J, D. LaRoque. No. 6 , town ship, Jno. M.j Thorpe and A tlas Pate; No. 9 township, Daniel Dauherty, John Arnold and A. P. Davis. , '. ' The Graded Bchoolr ,. We have received from Prof. Thomas the following notice of the opening of the school: - '. The school Will open on neit Monday. It is very much hoped that all who pos sibly can will be there on the first day. There is nothing like a good beginning; Kinston College, Dr. R. II. Lewis President, opened last Monday with 76 students, Kinston Graded School, Prof. Claxton Principal, began its fall session with 214 pupils. - There are two things about which the world will not dispute with you. One is putting your age up high and the down low. we hear of the death of Bertha Dunn, daughter of Henry Dunn, druggist of this place She died of typhoid fever at High Point last Sunday evening. ' " J. H. Suggs, of Greene county, has purchased of Levi M. Sutton 225 acres of bis land near Kinston at to per acre. There are no improvements on this land, and only about one-uair 01 it is cleared. The county commissioners met in regular monthly meeting last M.onday, all the commissioners being present. The usual poor orders were issued There were a few orders made reducing the valuation of some of the lands in the county Burt, the auctioneer man, left last travpllor rpf.nrna nn Thnitulav. is a clever and obliging official, and a good citizen and has the best wishes of the community. A tramp was found in Walnut Creek Church, in Wayne county, on lost Sun day morning, in a very pitiablo condi tion. Col. J. W. Isler, Dr. Had ley and some others visited the sick man and administed to his relief. He had boon in the church for several days without food or other nourishment. He repre sented that his name was Robert Mun- roeand was from Memphis, Tenn., aged 56 years, that he had one child, a daughter, in Ohio, and that he was without family, his wire having died some time ago. This (Monday) morning I learn that he is not expected to live till 12 o'clock. CITY. ITEMS. This column, next, to local nows, Is to be used for Ux'Ul advertising. ItntcH. 10 cents h lino for flint insertion, ami 6 cents a line for encn subsequent insertion. A fine cow and calf for sale. Apply to sepitr J, TAYLOR. A Firat Class Sewing machine bran new can. bought cheap at the Journal office. be For Rent, Carver Cotton Condenser;, Complete Cotton Cleaners, "Tennessee" Wagons, ' ''Kentucky" Cane Mills, Cook's Evaporators, ' ". ' '.!, Gilbert Force Pumps, ' ' Buckeye Giuin Drills, Acme Pulverizing Harrows, Hand and Tower Cotton Presses, Engines and Boilers of every de scription. , , . , ,r Saw Mills, Grist Mills, ' Shafting, Pulleys, Beijing, Pipe and Pipe Fittings. The Poor Houno Kmra will be rented to the highest bidder for the ensuing year at the I September. Terms will be stated,at the time. Fflr Sale OD ReSLSOIl&blS Ten&S JOSEPH NELSON, dtd Cloth of Hoard of Commissioners. Tascarora Items- cotton picking begun. The first of this month being our post master's birth day, he went out hunt ing, and returned with a leg of venison, but his brother did the shooting. Extensive preparations are being made here for building. Mechanics will have , plenty to do. Edward Debruhl has commenced building his dwelling; Mr. J. G.Smith is the carpenter. Messrs. J. H. Wetherington and Edward Weth erington will commence in a few days on their new buildings. - i.. RIVER VIEW HOTEL ELIZABETH CITY, N. C, A. L. PENDLETON, Proprietor. This hotel is situated nearthe steamer land ings, and In the buHiness part of the town ; has a nat'K hi eium 01 1110 lumrouu uepois on me arrivoi or trains. Rales Reasonable.' : ; sep2-d&w4m NEW GRADED SCHOOL. Respectfully, J. C. WHITTY. necessary . to the proper organization and classification of the whole school The applicants for the vacant positions terday evening with his two daughters, in the corps of teachers and all the Misses Belle and Frank Whorton, and teachers, .elect, both, those recently Mies Katie Blount, stopping at the Gas-1 elected and those who taught last year ton House. A good many of the Col.'a will be examined by the Principal on old sol liers were glad to meet and shake ThnrsJay, September 6th. w - : i the hand of this gallant oincer. lie u AU new pupils will meet the Principal and a, full attendance at first is Very Saturday morning for New York. His Kinston and New Berne stores are to bo filled with bargains in a few days, while "Snow; and Dennis" will once again amuse the wayfarer and bring the what whal'Trom the eager listeners, Lenoir county returns for taxation this year 1,214 white polls aud 903 black noils. . The valuation of real estate in the county is $1,551,908, while the per sonal and real property together foot up $2,384,104, boing an increase of tf30U,H05 will leave this morning with the three at his office'on next1 Friday for" exami- since the previous assessment. Kinston young ladieB for Raleigh where the Col. will leave them to attend school.- Gone Igaln. T, ' .. :,.. i-.'i Mr. John U. Smith, whd returned last week from the mountains, left yes terday on the Pamlico . for Norfolk, Octu 1 View, Virginia beach and possl- .hiy c;a roint. on r ker-r f t VI . 1 R. B. Cartawfy, book-i r , eIT iom I F.a7 here, left V,d - 3 V to enjoy nis e a - r will probably ' f ' r a riymouth. nation; and it( will be well for all par ties wishing ; to consult him with reference to pupils to meet him at the same time, m - , On the morning of the opening of school, all pupils will proceed in the same manner, at the same time, and at the same signals, to the1 same room and seat, as last year. - The' Board have .been -particularly fortunate in securing the services of township gains $157,222 on last year's valuation. Thin inerense cornea from Slabtown," whose property has ad vanced 100 per cent since the location of a beautiful young lady in that quar ter. Washington and Elsewhere- v Nights cool. , to "Justice", next Cotton opening. We will attend week. Chorry's Run bridge is rebuilt; quito Duck Creek Items. We have a good school here now taught by Mr. G. W. Ward, which will continue all the yoar, we reckon. Bv the way, the Swansboro man tells some tough stories about snakes, but we have some heavy snake killers around here. -., - ., - Mrs. Mag Lewis, wife of Wm. Lewis, of Cedar Keys, Fla., with her children, are out on a visit to her father, Mr, Abner Kellam, of this place. , The schooner Minnie Ward, Capt. Joe Moore, just arrived at Marine's Landing loaded with goods for Marine Smith, Arthur, Gillett Canaday and others.. The farmers have good crops con sidering the dry weather lately, but now that the rains have commenced, the late crops of corn, cotton and pota toes will come out a great deal. Heard a good sermon last Sunday by Rev. Jobe L. Smith at Wardsville PROP. PRICK THOMAS, Principal. The Session of 1S8S-81 will commence SEP. TEMUKK Mm, imi, with a full corps of tal ented and experienced teachers. Hona fide resldeuts of this School District are entitled to free tuition. Non-resldenls will be clianred as follows : , Lower grades for session.. 8I0.U0 Intermediate urndes for session... 15.IM t Hlcher " au.OO All applicants for admission, whether res! dent or non-rcsldent, must obtain a certificate trout the secretary. -. . ..,-.-. . C. CLARK, ' ' '''" President Hoard of Trustees, W. M. WATSON, Secrolary. . , ep'2-tf SAM. B. WATERS. Morclmndise Broker AND LIQUOR DEALER . OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL, NEW BERNE, N. O. aulSdtf W. H. DEWEY Would inform the publio generally . -hat he is fitted up In first-class style, and la prepared to give you as good a shave as was given when his predecessor, John M. Banton, was alive. for TEN CENTS. ' Call at tlio Gaston House Barber Shop and be convinced. , Iul81-dlv II0USO andLOt For Sale Wholesale Liquor. Dealer, . ThatTValuoble Lot, corner of Oeorge ond No. 91 Roanoke Sanare. . NOnFOLK, VA. ' Orders promptly attended to and satisfac tion guaranteed. , - : Established 1809. ' sepldiwBm WW. Villi Pollock Btrcets, known as the "SchTachter Property," is for sale. 1 . : I N Ice front on Oeorge street for building lots. for iniorraaiion apply u . scnMtf GHEEN & STEVENSON. Removed. WM. J. and WM. E. CLARKE, Attorneys at WW. have rotnaved tnelr onice to WM. U. BRYAN'H BUILDING!, two doors'above the uasiou uouse. sepiaiw office: op tub . 1 it i Church. Expect to hear another one ft A TinTYiinmn Rfonmchin C(. lay by Rev. R. McDonald at I " uuuwuiumjj ) 1 fmr. k. k. I) Npfti. or Niishviiifl. who 7 v vii'; ..: . . j- . .. i. t., jj 1 wo meant 110 roueciion 011 iui. nar- - 1 ilinnr 'a llbo nmmt v annannfnnrlfinral not only by the Principal oX Onr school Li10-t,. ' - - ' and other prominent , schools ; in the The Long Aci e widower andPanlego t1fnio ltr tatnv fit tA TTnivAl-1 n.Anr ' ...:At,a.1?) anirn(VAl " . ''n 1 " ' i I I i.1 lnvHnA Biiv 01 Tennessee, ana oiners, uui have In f, 1 themselves. .Six persons added to the church at Tranter's creek; Mr. A. Latham com ducting-the meeting. Rev. Mr. Redding Moore, of the M. E Church, immersed nine persons at Gainer's bridge on Tuesday last; seven' teen were added to the church at Mt. Zion on that day ; very large crowd but on the occasion. . - ( ' ' v In the Journal of the 9th August last I mated that "one Mr, E. S. Marsh of Ilaalin took on board the steamer Beau- So far the corps of toachers is fort some crates of beer and bocan to sen, oic. 1 am miormeu Dy cerun- e . tally ly nis recora hi college ana i'nee ITo Ichs have we to congratulate the ' h s on the election of Miss Ida 1, lias, who is one of the former ' s iti Use Durham Graded School, 1 v ' re e! 1 Uiere but preferred to coiue to INiew I erne. She comes on "i'ide J from Durham as one of .0 very host yourg lady teachers in the to. t. We only hope the romaining ' 1 may be as successfully filled. V. 3 j . ".U w ill bring the same books to .4 cu r.,;.iuay w hich they used 1 S y; .r, tad mill all be careful to 'r 1 - t yoar's F -ports. ryi.f a i "'l is Lis strength. If ' - 1 dawn throi'.;h exces- I :' I V I J i'i- i I - " ' i c;..l i ' ,orly 1 : Am. 1 noretions', mil uout'.y ";:,(n nil ..!y. it; iisk am cates from Boveral persons of that vi cinity that the boer did not belong to him at all; that it was put on board by the parties who gave the certificates and was not sold by Marsh; and ono of them put some in the ice chest "'and the Cap tain did not say anything about it." The Captain gives a certificate that he "did not soize sny beer." I have to say that I was misinformed, and take this opportunity of putting the matter in its t'ue 1 !,t, and ask pardon of E. b. L.irsh lor unintentionally misrepresent ing U10 matter. I have also the names nm I a copy of I'm certificates of those v ho r u e tl.o cvrlificales, and who put tio beer on tho'sloanier. next Sunday Cowhead, or Euon, as it is called. The former a Hard Shell Baptist, the latter Presbyterian.' "u ;'?-. r-,. t-. ? The ; Bchooner ; Myers, Capt. Ralph Pigott, cleared here to-day loaded with spirits turpentine ana rosin tor wa rning 830 barrels. The schooner Stone wall, Capt; Moore.t also cleared yester day with crude turpentine for the same place. Both of these vessels belong to W. N. Marino, s 'i'-'-"' -,-- Maj. L. O, Forrville made some of the largest onions from seed I ever saw. They boat those of the Carteret gent; a good many weighed a pound and a half each, but one weighed 20 ounces; he made about 10 bushel from one ounce of seed. He also had some vory fine Cuban Queen watermelons and sweet potatoes. . :-v . -v j ', '. W. I. Gillett and Edward Smith hav0 some very good corn. The former has a field of corn planted in June that is the tallest I ever saw. I measured a half dozen stalks from all over it, and the tallest measured 14 feet 3 inches, the shortest 13 feetG inches. It will average 13 foot 6 inches. It was planted ou new land and no manure, and had silks the 10th Of July. Mr. Smith has some 15 feet . Mr. Benj. G. Wills, sr., of Tenn., en gaged in the mercantile1 business in New York . City, was out on a visit to his brother, A. L. Willis, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Nancy Willis, last week. Bon is looking well. lie was born and raised in Onslow county. I recollect well a remark . Bon made a long time ago. New BERHie, N. C. August 80. 1883. Owing to accident to HteamerSHENANDOAU thoSteamer Pamlico will run between New Berne and Elizabeth Cityfpr afew trips, until repairs to steamerSHENAKDOAH's machinery are completed, of which due notice will be given. Please bear In mind that the sailing hour' of the, fttcamcr Pamlico .will be at NOON (12 o'clock), and the sajltnf dayaTtJES- DAYS and FRIDAYS; as usual. For further Darllculnrs ttnoly at the office.' A I am Helling LIME kv LOTS TO SUIT tor Ll'.SS Til At ANV ON IS KLSF. IN TOWN. BE SUitU AND .i CALL 1 HE POKE YOU BUY. -atfll; '.;. B BOBER13, 'ABentl ! ENGINE , AND SI51AUATOU dw u. GHAS. H. CLAKX." AT. A SACRIFICE, j, 'i liavn a small WATRItTOWN F.NOINti and KAHaUHAR No. 8 6Kl'ARATOR, just ovcrlinuletl and iu thorough repair, which win son anil gvinrantoo very low lorcasu, For full pnrilculars address or call on '.. 3. Ij. BRYAN. -auSlditwtf ; :'i ,! ., . Now Berne, N.C. FRESH . week. BUTTER received .every A NEW stock of TEA for the sum mer trade juat received. , Elizabeth Iron Works ClIAs. VT. PETTIT, Prop.i 380, 282, ; 284. and- B88,Wate -street, NOUFOUC, VAn I ': ' s MANUFACTURER OF, .,J, t j Toilet variety. and Laundry SOAP in great : I f , IT.'. 1 Sparkling CltlER. a cool and refresh ing drink. , - ... , .1 s Finest Grades of FLOUR. Pure APPLE VINEGAR. taller than Gillett. Some measured MUliNrA liUlLrjlVP,. ... English Island MOLASSES. . st 0 inches. , .. . -. ? , . . , . . , t, r. ,om,., i ml ... Raw And flrist Mill. ;- .; ' '. ' ' 7. : ' ''. Saw and Grist Mills, ; SHAFTINGS, '!' l'ulleys, IIasrers, ' ; FORCINGS AND CASTINGS, Of Every Description. ( W Complete facilities for ALL WORK In our uue. . . auu-aawiy .1 I vi , HAMS and Breakfast Bacon. Flavoring Extracts (all fresh). ; '.; Special bargains offered to cash eua tomers. 3 c. lanU-dly
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