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ASTORIA OREGON
AMUSEMENTS.
ISSUED EVERY MORNING,
Monday hxco:tod.
D. C. IRELIXI) : : IlKI.ISHBK.
Astoria Ihtiuihi't. Vw Street.
Terms of Subscription ;
berved by Carrier, per wock .J-"j Ccnt-C
Sunt, by mail, tour month? . " W
Sent by mail, enc year - ' t
Froo of I'li'inKC to ."Mibcribers.
Tln MVMniiur is announced to
last night oft he Cleaves Dramatic and
Musical Combination at the Metropoli
tan. For tin4 accommodation oi imu-.-
and children a matinee -eriornmnce
S2EG2I3IN.
be the J An 131-fatcd City -with an Event
ful History.
London Timer.
Quite apart from the late mel
will he given at 2 o clock i m. "" am.' wv catastrophe, bzege.uin has
Astoria public, hut there is still room to unfortunately, its ehiei ieatures
nectcd with not the bright-
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make anienus io-ua km pi i-nm .-....
comings m this resteer, aim c nope - . ffMll,w nf Run
the house will he well tilled on these oc- est phases in the fortunes ot llun
easions. I o-arv. Although the present iort-
r x- . l: rlntcs onlv since the Turkish
Warning lo Cureless Signers or Mito. ICSS elates " ,
rwnnation of the town in the si-
ri iiinrimit court of Indiana nns fnilllti, tnrv'. it was aireaciv a
AROUND THE CITY
AMUSEMENTS.
supreme court of Indiana has j teentn century, it wa
decided that "although. a man i "; ,
Ailvcrtiinod mart ami one of the
te rate of SI ."in tr piaro per month. Lscutulious to execute a negotiable noie. j strongest places of liunjrary so tar
the rate of SI "'' jr niaro per month.
Transient auvcrtHns, by the day or weok.
Gfty corns per iunrc for oach insertion.
THE CITY.
The Daily astmkian will he tent hu
mail a t5 cent a month, i rrc of pastaae. Rcaa
rr who contemplate a ience from the ciiu can
have The Astokian folhw them. Daily
ir Wkbkly nUtions to anil poxt-oflicc with
out dtuiitioiial "jrpenc. A(tarcsc may he
manned ax often as ocirvL Leave oraors at
tjic counting ronm.
The Alpha sailed to Portland on
Thursday.
The steamer Magnet will make a
trip to the Klaslcanie farm to-day.
The steamer Shubrick returned from
her cruise to hhoal water bay on the. 1st.
The steamship Oregon left San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland
yesterday.
The Idaho arrived at San Francisco
yesterday, and is advertised to return on
Thursday.
Mr. Franklin has orders to disinter
the remains of poor Conway, and send
the same to San Francisco by the Elder.
Services in Presbyterian hall May
4th at 11 o'clock A. i. Sabbath school
at noon. All an4 cordially invited. !No
services in the evening.
A Younir man nam h! Harvey "Wil
liams died in Ea.t Portland for want of
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vc: U lie eariessiv aim m-?ir,uu. -execute
it and permits such note to fall
into the hands of an innocent purchaser
before maluritv. he cannot be liearu 10
denj hi- liabilit to pav it. I laving
thus ncgl'uculh thrown his note upon
the market, as between himself and
such innocent bolder.-, he must bear the
hs. The separation of a note from an
agreement lo which it was originally
attJiched does not necessarily tnvaili
dale the note in the hands of an innocent
holder.""
Notice lo ilio Public.
It has been rumored in Astoria, that
we purchased the greater part of the
thimtvial rnot&s from the ill fated steam
ship ('YeaUtcpublie. We will announce
to the public that we have not even
purchased an aiticle of the goods we
lost eurselves: but have duplicated our
orders, and offer only new goods, at
prices as UMial. without charging per
centage on them for our losses. Our
goods are put down to bed rnrh, for we
have, but one price, and sell for cash
onlv. Comix & Coorrci:,
i xi. store. Astoria.
back as Kim? Matthias Corvins, at
the end of the fourteenth century.
1 1 was here, in 1520, that the Hunga-
I rian Prince Szapolya, encamped at
the head of 14,000 men, sealed the
fate of Hungary, prostrated by
the overthrow of Moliacs, and sub
mitted himself as a vassal to Soly
nian the Magniiicent. The Sultan
burnt down" the greater portion of
S.egedin, and on the ruins erected
a fortress, which became one of the
bulwarks of the Ottoman power in
those regions for over a century
and a half. It was the chief town
of one of the fourteen sandjaks
into which the conquered portion '
of Hun
M. C. Crosby is prepared to do all
kinds of jobbing in tne plumbing and
steam fitting line: also, bath tubs, and
water backs for stoves and ranges fur
nished on shortcut notice.
Fresh fruits ami vegetables at
Bailey's.
The cheapest ever offered is Ham
burger's Embroidery.
Ovsters served in even style at
the. YVaila Walla Restaurant.
Fresh oysters in every style at
Sehineers'. See advertisement.
Fresh oysters in every style and
at all hours at the Pioneer restaurant.
Keep your blood pure and your
health must be good, the great purifier
is Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. All
Astoria druggists have it now.
Your complexion is sallow, and
skin yellow, your liver is affected.
Obtain 'front your druggist a bottle of
Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier.
Fust received per Elder 2,000
pounds. S-pound sheet lead, for sale at
iowe.st rates at Magnus C.Crosby's.
Now that building is reviving in
Astoria, bear in mind the fact that Peter
! Runey is well supplied with all kinds of
I building materials winch he is prepared
to dispuse of to all at very lowest rates.
Get your baskets filled for a little
money at Bailey's.
Buy vour domestic goods at Ham
burger's. You can do better than at any
other house.
New invoice ot those Medallion
Ranges at Magnus C. Crosby's.
Five thousand yards Embroideries
from .! cen Ls upwards, at Hamburger's.
-Twelve vards Chinese Grass Clolh.
Ward's Theatre.
Metropolitan Hall !
Lessee and Manager
Leader of Orchestra,
Saturday Evening,, May 3dL
Fourth appearance of
FRANK CLEAVES
1ICA3IATIC AI 3IISICAI.
C'OJUBIXATIO:'.
Pronounced by the press to be the most
complete and successful organizatioh on the
Pacific uoa:t .
Something Xeiv !
TjADII'S COItXET BAX1) !
Tins evenhijr. bv particular request, will b
presented "the beautiful nautical
drama, entitled
ENOCH ARDEN.
Which achieved a great success hist evening..
31 It. GKRE.
In his Dutch songs dances and ec entries
To 'onclmle with n Favorite Farce-
Prices to suit the times.
Admission "0 and To cts.
Scats can be secured at Caufield's drug store.
Court Proceeding:.
l'OI.ICIJ COL I IT 11. It.l'AIilvKR J.
Astoria, May 2, 1879.
CapL Tnnu carrying dangerous weap weap
on: lined '-: sent below for one day.
Mary jUcCanj, drunk; fined $10; sent
below lor five days.
SUMMAIIY FOIl THE MONTH PAST.
Sixtv arrests in the month of April.
Classed as follews:
Drunk
cnj wi iHiini -- .... --- i i.t-fc aa
care, a few davs ago. The Bee says it J; i
was a case ot destitution ami ueaiu. i""V ."? :.. ' T "......
The ship Valley Forge will go down
m linr anchorage t"o-d.tv. The remain
der of her crew is coming on the. Ore
gon. The consignees cleared the bhip
onthe2iith.
The Ilwaco Steam Navigation com
pany's steamer Cen.Canby, CapL Whit
ionib. leftyestenlay for Shoal water bay
with freight and passengers. She. will
return to-day with a cargo of oysters for
shipment to San Francisco by the El
der. The naslor of the Congregational
church, .1. T. Wolf, will discourse on
Keeping opium house
Disorderly
Vagrancy
Profane and abusive language...
Carrying dangerous weapons....
Total
Catholic Colonization.
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Roman Catholic colonization in
the United States has been taken
in hand by the national board of
colonization, at the head of which
is Bishop Ireland of St. Paul,
the. morning of May 4th, on "Duty pot. r- w10 ias for years devoted
.measured by ability,"' and in the evening' . .,,- fi. Q1,i,inf.f.
on --Marriage and its Duties" 1 mine- much attention to the subject.
liateiv arter me moruuig M-mum i jluo largest noniau uauumo ?i;ir
sacraments of the Lord's supper will
be administered.
-arv was divided, all sub- I '' inches wide, for one dollar at llant
""i "- 1 1 ;.i i .1. (burger's.
jeet to the l'asiia wno testuuu at . cj0fiinan,on Main street. has
Buda, with tho authority 01 oeg
lerbeg. But when, in 10SG, Duke
Charles of Lorraine recaptured Bu
da, the hour of deliverance had ar
rived for Szegcdin Again, in 18-10,
the town was fated for a few brief
weeks to play a prominent part
in the terrible drama of the time.
In July, Kossuth and the provision
al government had to quit Pesth,
retiring before the advancing Aus
trian iorces. Theseatof authority
was moved to Szcarcdin, the citizens
received Kossuth with enthusiasm,
and he assured them that "freedom
would start from Szegedin and
conquer Europe."" The deputies
and magnates assembled, buildings
were set apart for administrative
offices, and a large amount of paper
money was issued. Kossuth pro
posed to set up an army corps of
30,000 men,but he had neither time
nor men to carry out his designs.
The Austrians gave him no rest.
At the end of July, the dictator
had to quit his temporary resting
place. On August 3d, Mashal
Havman entered the. town, and at
once opened fire on the Hungarian
iust. received the latest and most fash
ionable style of gent and ladies boots,
.ilioes. etc.
A new lot of full bound blank, and
receipt books, specially for use in can
neries, at the City Book store.
The proprietor of the Chicago
house. whom e erybody knows as a popu
lar caterer, has fixed his hotel up in
splended stvle. It is all newly painted
and furnished, and is one of the most
attractive places on Main street. Call
areund: every luxury of the season at
the Chicago house.
Mr. J. Stewart, stone and marble
cutter of Astoria will guarantee satis
faction to all ordering work of him. and
will do a better job for less money than
anv outside workman. His work in the
cemetery here should besuflieientreconi
inendation. Defore you let your eon
tracts for work of this kind it would he.
well to call upon Mr. Stewart.
LonniNO I!oim. Furnished rooms
to let at reasonable rates at Mrs. Mun
soifs, Chenenainus st., Astoria.
Mr. Yy R. Clark, of Stony point,
Shoahvater bay, paid us a cheerful visit ,
-vr-ii Tx.;n,.
vifinl:iv. Mr. Clark came over yesier- xuiukiii x uuiul
day, and returned to-day. He is largely 'pie( JV gfJO families. The 1:
interested in tne oyster raue, anu nopes nbt-iinprl in 1S7G for;
unjKum;uiumniu.iviuj ...............
11 ..m VrniuMen:it. navmgrates. but to fiffv eonls a.11 acre. 1 hree
New
was
Szeiredin.
rnu
J.1IIS
burned to the
a "rreat powder
dements of late have been made
in Minnesota, where nearly the
whole of Swift count, on the
railroad, is occu-
111 d i and
ibout
other
colonies in the same state are
smaller, but growing steadily. A
Virginia colonization scheme has
1-ioon siirrfssfnllv nushed bv the
mil fivinfr nnn'shment fnriTnch KiMinvnloiif . luiinn of Philadel-: iros nut an end to all legitimate
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ooserveu
Single copies of the W kkkly Astokiax
neatly done up. with stamps to pre-pay
pos-tnge aftixed. for sale at thi office,
'end a copy to vour friends, in other parts
nf the world. Price, 10 cents a copy.
"MISCELLANEOUS.
1 i 1 i.i 'A r -1-1 aoventseu 11
armv, posted on the Otlier side ot spi,ertv rcstorati
the 'river, behind the suburb of j owners.
BOATS AND NETS.
LOST AND FOITXD should he promptly
advertised in Thk Aktom.yx. to secure
ion of projKjrty to tne rignt-
suDUrt ! eC'OV
"round
St'OlV TjOST. Broke adrift ui the C'o
lunrtua. with a carjio of :ish womI, cedar
bolts and fir bark.
map:- one picking her up.
io so nominal charges must be made
for IrcighL
It seems almost im iterative that the
common council of Astoria should en-
nel. nu nrdinaucc dehning "a common
lruukard,
I -. 1.1.,... ... npiiinirlnlf ii?nn
a.IIlU IJIUW Ul V.tllOIM jil -lu ..- v.
Ilayman was able to cross the
river, and the defeat and flight
4-ro-9
Li -r.th.
Suitable reward to any
Address :
(5. X. FrSIIER.
Mt. Coffin. "V. T.
IjOST. On Friday nij-ht. April
new net. of :ilout iro tattioins
Blatinee Saturday, at 2 P. BL
The Great Dnuna
THE SI10'-A'3r.
Admission - 1T and ."0 cent.
GRAND OPENING
OF-
Hill's li Yariety Tkatre,
Containing six
NEW AND ELEGANT BOXES,
SITTING ROOMS, ETC.
The Decorations of the New Theatre wer
executed by Mr. F. Holt.
NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY.
Tainted bv Mr. "Win. "West. Architect and
Builder Mr. Kemble.
On and after this date iaHI be given a
First Class Entertainment,
Which for Refinement and Novelty cannot
be equalled on this const. Our Per
formance Commences Aith owr
First Part of Male and Femate
GRAND OLIO,
Consisting of
j Singing, Dancing, Acrobatic Feats,.
negro onaicima, iupcc reijui icvo
Pantomimists and Jugglers.
HOUSE CROWDED KIGHTLY
To see our Refined and Unequalled enter
tainment. New Acts. New Song's and com
plete change of Programme twice a week
;IO. IIIIX, Proprietor
Entrance to Boxes and Circle on Chnna
mus Srreet. Performance to commence
at eight o'clock precise."
0"fcy IRTsrpress
, .' TT . ti.i Tl,. i Barbour's No. :. lo-nlv thread : hung on cot-
of the Hungarians completed the ;;fiK: iWus unutilcd w. H. A suitable
downfall of the revolution. A tew
days later the capitulation of Vila
those wiio shall lliercauer sen nquor 10 1,,. i.;i, .rt ,lt.c .,.. i,i..-i resistance. It mav ne
SC"S5S1?S SJllrhd 7,000 acesln Umrtotte'an.1 1 llt. the ilwav bmlgo over the
again yesterday for the seventh ti"V'Iecklenbur- counties, and has al- 1 lieiss at Szegedin, built in ltOU
and her casein one which calls for some re:1(1y establTslied lilo families in was considered at the time to be
ucii eiiactmem. fn :. n, tlin.1 and other land, the greatest work of the kind m
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That slander suit of Judge Blanch- a nn 1 ' P rnPPi : private sneenla- i Euroiie. It
, , , ..lVw... I J. v. -, .-,.-- f
ard, against the Oregonian. js based j
upon rcmarKS oi me vregojn.ui vvu
cerning a -ut juiblished in the .Standard
last .Sunday. The Standard attempted
to illustrate the lost steamer Great Ke
fiubiic; the Oregonian said something
about its looking as much like the .lane
West as the Republic. Dean owns the
.lane West, and he will not have her
slandered in such manner, by a com
parison to such caricature as that pic
ture was.
tion, is to settle Roman Catholic
families in the west of lexas.
The remains of Gen. Sully will
conveyed cast for final interment.
bo
is estimated that the
amount of land under water in the
immediate neighborhood of the
c.it.v is about S0Q.000 Hungarian
ifw-irii will Ue lmideii returning tne same
or giving information where It may be found j
to Wm. Ht'MK, j
4-0-0 Astoria, Oregon.
Seventy Dollars lEvitarcl. j
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annoliil r . M. isaniunuw ;i m ui
acres, or nearly OGO English square : J?ll?l
i mi i .r ..-',n4-r.r. !l- ...,i...V;.....i .uroiit Tin tin t miKMftitm nf mv
nines. ine cuiei jiunwwi .o , . " '.r." ;v: '"." ..nv.,j ,.7 ... 1 ..-ritv
Prince Pallavicihi, who owns about "- " r& HUME. J'
i Two Trips IJnily to 1'ppcr Town.,
:ikes nlejusure in :in-
that he has perfected
deen floats bnmded W B- Supposed to i ;irniugeiiteuts lor niaKnig two regular inp
have' eett stolen, as tlie lines were cut oil. ; daily t Upper Astoria and back, regular
siyie. lor paseiim;i iuu niuw
leave .1. "W. Oearbarts. the Parker
Ilntise. Mild the (Vcideitt. dailv at 11 A.M.
. and :; i. at. Keturning will leave Van Du
I sen's upper town store. Fare for the round
trip 'J. cents.
7"k7ET IjOST. on the morning of the 20th
1 nnpoMtc Rarnes Point. IV) fathom. No. "f"K. F. SIIKKMAN t:
1 thread 40-plv. cotton lines, as meshes ItJL uouncmg the fact t
deep, floats oramieu w tl- riipposeu u i .irniueiui
have leett stolen, as the lines were cut )tt. ; daily t 1
Twenty dollars will be paid Tor the recovery . .street ear
of the net, and So0 fortlte conviction of the .packages
jlncf. WATSON liUOS.. imtWHI
Tongue Point.
To Whom it May Concern
JTIKOM AND AFTKIITIIIS DATE. I here
to
ner
When von are looking for a place J ""J" tllltV 'C1,,,' ",,.,, ,lf ...1Qf
amuse yourself, drop in at Max Wag-; 100,000 acres, of which at least
(Ireat Eastern aloon, and listen ! three-fifths are submerged. The
to the organ and take a glass of his hue
I loss of the crops within the inun-
w .,,, K'nii.iwiMi iiir.
We have always regarded the -- dated district is set down at 1U,-
Oregon Steamship U'Jy as one of 0n0 of (hp pon m.(.jr.ir(,, f(;r the 000,000 of llorins (1,000,000), and
i .'he very best corpoialions in the uoit f t iiujm.ss men s .Society for the r ) . ;;, w:tu fiin
in,i rin'mriiiieinrcs m that hue. Ihey ""LV ': '1. ,.r ...,i.:.. i..,c fi..-of taxes in connection vitn tne
., ;mve furnished us with elegant steam- Jawing sentiments: same at 1,000,000 of florins (100,-
fnl "Then let us adhere to tho standard. (j00). The lowest estimate of the
HI goo I Condition, ; i'uJw l,;,u " Uemeinberoir nro-ni-o onoh day; I ..t. ,. Un nwn IteriC
-WlMl TIH 11PSL Oi U CI tiling, iiiiu iii.- x. .1:.1, .ll n..,r- iiicnnu i nW. IlllbCIllL'l UUIIU IU mv. .w .. w "u-" '
kind and attentive officers, and leave as
little room for growling as any eom
. panv in the world. Why we should be
considered as regarding them with dis
ta.vor is beyond comprehension.
nn nm isr. f!en. .I. Wi Sprague with
draw from the position of general su
perintendent of the Oregon Steam Navi
gation company, and has relieved Col.
S. A. Black iu the supermtendency of
' the Northern Pacific railroad. Ihe.Ore
. -ronian says Gen. Sprague s headquar
fers will he at New Tacoma. C apt. Geo.
Astoria, April 17. 1S70.
OTICE-My
my
wife Elizabeth having left
N
nrovocation. all perstuis arc hereby notified
that I will not be responsible for any deui
of her contracting after this date.
.1. YV . Ha.
April LS. 1S7U.
in.l .mil hoard, witnout cause or
my debts
And then we have nothing to say.
It is doubtful whether the wives and
daughters of those who may unite with
thU society for the purpose of gaining
friii'fh to iire-serve a miKleratioii of
which thev are now incapable, will join
i verv heartily in singing the above stanza.
The lime mentioned in th last halt ot
the quatrain i
sets it down at o,UUU,UUU norms, or
500,000.
X Card.
Astouia, April 27, 1S7S.
tl;- ;t i ni.f;rftiiMt t bnve iriven the
main is an interval concerning I ...;.. "f aiv; k'v. Hlnkers svstennif
which the wives and daughters may . j?tl -rl ,.r. s T T0Kejin .and she is
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J: Ainsworth succeeds v,eu. opuig-iu .
-eneral superintendent of the. Oregon
Steam Navigation company. J lis ex-
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iierience. m steamoo.uuiK "--.V -,,.;.
its him for the. position, and he is justlx
,Ltcemed anongalUhe men on the line.
In course of conversation yesterday
with "Mr. W. B. Clark, of Uocky point,
.Shoafwater bay, we learn m
c-aiiscs of failure to supply the maikets
of San Francisco with Slioalwater bav
ovsters latterly, is because of the fact
Sri V ... A.-t do not fatten on the beds
below :is formerly. They must go direct
to the markets now, without transp ant
ing. The result is tnat there is about,
nine-tenths more oysters produced than
SnVe marketed. The remedy for this
must he found in a cannery establish
ment on Shoahvater bay In clion
with the oysters, fish and clams can be
had in great abundance, and a cannery
for this business would find profitable
leiaploynient,
justly liaxe a great deal to say.
Maud Miller, daughter of Joaquin
Miller, was a dancer at Baldwin's
theatre, San Francisco, last winter.
and privilege of
iiiKtrnctiiifr in the same ill tins city and
to have the sole right
county. 3Iiss.L..
I pnvi
litis ei
Kl'XKMtT.
Bab carriages of the best styles,
and at low prices, at Loeb's.
Adler cannot be undersold m the
bank book and stationery line.
Blank invoice files cheaper than',
can bo bought any v. here, at Adler s.
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30 Days From This Date
WILL BE SOLD.
At Cost at the
CITY BOOK STOKE
Books, Stationery, Ghromos,
And a variety qf other goods too numerous
to nicntron.
Chas. Stevens & Son.
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Missouri is to try a new plan for
taxing her twenty-five nullum dollars
worth of railroad property. The lands,
buildings and shops are to be assessud
bv the counties in which they are
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iit-.ii.itnd. while a state board of equal- Best Salem Hour is sold in tms
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nation is to assess the road bed at so city at So oU per uarrei uy warren c
much a mile, the county courts then
Who is Elected?
to certify to its correctness, and the
county through which it passes to col
lect the tax. The state has had much
litigation with railroads that have
crawled through the old law's loopholes.
McGuire.
OF TI1K--
I Great Eastern Saloon,
C03COMLY ST., ASTORIA.
HAS JUST
Mrs. H. A. Derby,
deceived by last steamer a superb stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Embracing every novelty in the line
Tl 7" t -I'mins favokitk itKspirr iia
ges, wholesale and retail 'J ucell refitted and stocked with
ALL TUB ZEST JBJftJLYJDS
OK
Kusticframes for 25 cents up, and . Imported am ""'
KID GLOVES, RUCHINGS,
And other goods too numerous to mention-
I Dr. Warner's Health Gorset
I Cm onlv be purchased in Astoria at Mr.-
Derby's. Main street, between Siiuemoqhe
and Jetfcrso.
jlEOKt.E KO.SS
I VJ
Tioat snonges
at Dements drug store, Astoria.
thousand just received
f
a handsome assortment of other kin&Sj
! at Adler's.
Jjiciuors. Cigars and Tobacco.
?&- San Francisco Beer five cents a glass
C- Billiard Room. fTl
Tlie only Billiard Boom in the city wheiu
no liquors are sold.
NEW TABLE JTST PUT UP. C.EORl,r;
hasaxsosv place and keeps on baud tim
Lest bnmd oTE Cigars. Alo. soda, canto .
nuts. ote. Opposite Altona Chop House.
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