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t nir-jCHAi. w.ptnison, ciiiiuim p. s. a.
At md.tlaksbirg, when fMaven waged
Th. battle or tn.piu., ,.. ,
A eoldr. face to to. engaged,
TkreMgk emaknaad tag, and eelnyl
Knelt dowabesid. hie trusty gua,
Amoafthe shrieking shell,
Nor pannt, olll th m dolt,
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Hit htbl on nit brHt vu found.
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W Uk the ollowlac ntraet from a wnnon
prurhrJJbjBoti.pr." Potaatn, of Koxbnry,
WaglTtkconcUdla(raaurkiofthaHrmont
Bat th Fmldent't wafnlnK will sot t hrd
td, It la ptMtuaed. Tbt var trill not tnn at
tha Um date. Tha war, which li apparantl;
and profriMdlr war for Independence on one
alda, and for tha laimmilon of rshrlllnn nn
tha otbtr, lot reallj and'at bottom k conflict of
boatll ajitema or .Ufa and thought, will con
tinue. In all probability, till one or tha other of
, in .Tiiem. Ktrm away 10 ina-oppoaiia one.
There U tha bane. -And thl derlrra of poli
tician!, or the reeolntlona of conTantlona, or
the reanlu of cleclloni, or the aaw trlnmpha
ofone party or another, cannot anppmatbat
luue, or anbatllnta any other In Ha placo.
And that belnc the tone oreiented to ui.
notonaofonrowniteeklng, but one that wa
nare aciareu aa lonr at poatl&le. triad to avoid
' . by manyconccailoniof Intereat.offeallnr. and
nl God forglTe at. If or principle alad, an luna
IneTltable, forced upon ua It tho cannon't
, month and at the point of tha bayonet one that
I we hare Ignored aa lonir aa we could, bnt can-
I fj not lannre any longer, bnt are ahut np to It,
a i on w men aio oi u aiiaii wa range onneirear
I (I Which mutt andihall preralll There can be
nut one anawcr here, and that ana er muit ba
for rightful gorernment oyer Inaoleut, bloody
reliellloni for the principle of the father! orer
the theorlea'ofyeiterdayi for hamanlty "brer
comlaratlrebtrbarlamt for HbertT orer .IirrrT.
inhere can be no tettled peace In title land, aa
I think It la becoming mora and mora obyloua
every day that there cannot, until the alare art.
tern or aoclety It thoroughly crippled or wholly
tupprcittd, theniJnOod'a name let It betup
preeaedi tha more qnltkly and the more tho
roughly, the better. The bitter for all aldea and
all aectlonai for all white men certainly, for
black men too wa will hope and trait, hut
down It mutt go it any rata. For peace we
mur kmti and not merely a nominal, tempo
rary, apurloua peace, bnlettled peace. For
peace 'la tha one bleating that oterrrownt 111
plhere. aad without which there can hardly be
any other bleating. ,
If wa had been abtolately Tlclorloua In armt,
and hid put down all retlitanee alx month,
ago, we thould hare obtained I peace that
would bare aitiifled ua. The pbjecta for which
we went Into the war would hare been achieved.
Wa ahonld haya got back tha Union at It waa.
We thould hare been hippy and content. But
It alrdoat aetata aa If the eternal Providence with
held tureeea and delayed our trlumDha until tha
R march of erenta thould have brought thlt other
and deeper lame Into the ttrlfe. It often appear!
that while men, itatetmen, general!, propote
to themtelrea one object'ln a war, God la pro
potlnr to hlmeelf another object to be accom-
ri pllthed"br It, Men take np armt for aome
grievance, tome point or nonor, ror a quet
I I tlon of territory, to enforce a claim, or toma
I auch thing, and they think they are lighting
for that but Providence meanwhile met their
patiioni ana tneir Bgntmgi ror higher pnrpotet
tban'theyhad'In'mlBd to bring tome great
tirluclDlo to, the Icti and etuhllih It. to
remove eotne block from the path or human
progrrM, to expel ome""pcitllrnt jnDuenca
from the world'! moral atmotphere In a word,
to ttrengthen hit own moral torerelgnty, while
they only think or maintaining tbelri. We
have carried on thlt war thut rar to reatnre the
violated aapremacr or the national Govern
ment. That waa all the end we could properly
propoie to ourtelVMi but ( begin to think now
that God U ctrrylDEr It on, throneh our Initru
mentftUiy, to rcstora oneofthe!oit rlglitiof
liumnlty,-rvd pat1 tYpedam !' Ihe-ptaoaor
DODUS, ID4 put BU 1U JO KMT1U WrODff BT)1
nulunce that tu tUraady too long defiled the
ftlr face of the conUnmti and that lie la com
iM-lliDir na bv loo lrrrelatltila loirle or.erenu to
ro-opcrite',wltb hlra la UU purpoa and, to
ngui ior iiyiio.tanisura.jri Dotiwiuingij, not
kDowtuieTenfor the mot parti but none
Iha lata artaXltAlt
IUV 7a UVVIIIJI
'lThrinoatdrcaiifu Inatrumrot
la worklofoul a-buMlatfDU
It maa arrayisl for mufuftl iUui htr
YraiCarDafcUthrPauKhtcr)'1 -
Throughout tho war. thai far. In1 all 'my nu
introa! dlaconrilDfi on the iqbjcct, I bare
never iwiorr nirnuourti vtivrrjr muj win
ay that my illenoe hai boon my thame. But
I hare not regarded alaTeryiittbertoaa the Im
mediate and rightful luue presented , and X
have boea nmrllUDg to aiiUt In hurrying ou i
for wbea U ahould rome. If como It louit, tt
would ronie fraught. I kuew not with how
much horror and blood. But It hai come of It
ie If now,, without any hurrying but that of
military iiflctjeilty. and alnce ft haa come, I
muit recognize It. Nobody can aTert or pott
pone It by abutting hla eyca or holding hie
tongue. ,
1 baTe.nercr been au abolition lit, lu the
uiual ieue of that term. The people of thla
country, and of the loyal part of tt.ihw not
been abolltlonl.ta In the inau. 'But if now the
Almighty Provldem-a Itielf hat become roanl
feitlyandactlrelr aboil tlonltt. we ahallhavo
to follow lt leading and fall fn with It pur
pose whether we Intend It or not, or whether
we Uke It or not. Event are atronger thai,
onr prejudice or our wUhe. God will not be
crowed or defeated.
IM trident, then, that the question between
free and lerrlle labor 1 now tu Immediate pro
ceiaofdecltlon, and It can be decided In only
one way If freed6m prerftllt In the preient
conflict, and slavery U removed, or nut Into a
fair proM of removal, tbe declilon la once
ror !! mat iaie yiem ouce oroiten can
never revhe or return In tbli age of the world.
And then what ahall binder the perpetuity of
union ana peace lurouguoui an our ooruer i
l uu lliv utuct imim.tuv finiwajBtHiu.uuuiii
oontjuerlu thl Immediate conflict, U can be
but tor a leanon. Tho old luue will be forever
presenting iiscy. in conntct wui uerenewea
from year to year, or from feneration to gen
eration, till freedom prevail. The prlnclpleof
neeaom never iim, ana neyer eurreuacrs
When defeated and driven back. It rail ei aca a,
It agitate till It lucceeds. It has tbe Ian s of
nature on Us sluet'anltue deeper and mightier
hninan inatinct on us .ae. aua uoa Almighty
on It ftdet and. Ua final predominance Is only
u question of time. Tills nation has post
poned tbe fearful liaue a long a It could.
and now against our will It I upon .is, and
will push us till It Is decided, and decided
aright. Then, and only then, will there be
prace. For myself, I believe that we shall not
Lave even a temporary and precarious peace
until It Is 'decided, and decided aright. Fro
' dictions are,. Idle, yet I cannot bnt anticipate
that a few mouths shall bring the end, or at
least show ns the beginning of the end,, aud
such an end that thl whole continent shall be
blessed'tn'U, and universal humanity rejoice
to It. ' J '
We cannot to-day give thanks for peace j we
can only study the nature and condition of the
Mac w want. W mtK itmilbqr for It,
st ror u, inmr ior 11, mm u
till.
Tlctor
Prar
foul, and endnrlnf podci.
all tha peopla tlr Amad,
OFFICIAL.
laws or TuxamTXD states, ..
JTiiiMd o l TAW .lotion 0 (At TMrtl-Snmt
' - Oongtou.1-
- PtjUr5lo; 1.' -
AN ACT anlhortttng the holding of a tpoclil
melon of tha Unlud BUtea Dlttrlct Court
for tha dUtrlctrtndlua, " ... ,
BtUnacttibv'lhtStiuifiti Onm Sto-
tnmtattf 0 Vu Cnttad Sttlu Amnion n
Ctmmtt aiwiHaf, That a apecbi laaaalon .of
the United eutea Dlttrlct Court for tha dlttrlct
or Indiana thill be holden, atthentnalpliceof
homing MM court, on taa nnt Monnay in aero
ruary , In th year of oar Lord one i tnoutand
tight hnndraarand alxty4hre, and to continue
aaaaion ao iong aa tne ouaineee inereot may
latre. tt ."a 4ia.ii
ice. 2. And U tt JVrtlur Mortal. ThaTall
aaltt aad procredlop of, h civil or criminal na
ture now pending In'or returnable la laid court
nail De proceeora in, neara, iriea, ana aeter
mtntd by laid court at tald tpectal teuton In
the itme manner at at a regular term or tald
court. 1
Approved, December 15, 18M.
Prauc No, 2.
AN ACT to adjuat appropriation! heretofore
made for the civil tervlea- of tha Navy Da.
Krtmant to the pretent organltatlrm of that
partment.
Bt U ranrffd by (Ai StiuUt ami JTovu 0 Srp
rramfaflHi of tat fattnl fHotit of Amtrka In
Congrtu oHemWed, That the Secretary of tha
Treaiury be and he U hereby authorlied and di
rected to trantfer tha amonntt heretofore ap
propriated for tha pay or chttft of bureau,
clerk., meiiengert, and laborer! connected
with the MVT iiepartmeni, to mat tney win
correipond with the prrtrnt orginttatlon and
pay as authorized by the act of Congress of
jury niin,eignieennnnnroa ana aixiy-iwo.
Far the Bureau of Euntpment and Recrul
itllng, I
three thousand eight hundred ond seventy-four
aouars. ;
For the Bureau of Tarda and Docks, ten
thousand six hundred and forty three dollars.
Jor tha Bureau of Navigation, three thous
and and flftV't.even dollara.
For the Bureau or Ordnance, six thousand
nine hundred and flftyfour dollars.
For the Bureau of Const motion and Repairs.
nine thousand fire hundred and thirty-four
dollara.
For the Bureau of Steam Enelneerlnr. four
thousand two hucdred and twenty-four dollars.
For tha Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
tire thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight
aouars.
For the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, five
thousand eight hundred dollars.
Bee. J. aw 04 ujurvur tnocua, i na. an re
maining balance shall attach to the office of
tho Secretary of the Navy, and maybe etpend
ed by Mm for such clerical services as he shall
Judge the Interests of the Department require.
Bee, 3. And bt it further $naded. that the mm
of one thousand dollar, heretofore appropri
ated ror the contingent expenses ortne unrean
of Construction, Equipment, and Repair, be
transferred to the Bureau of Steam Enirlneerlnir.
and the snm of one thousand dollars to tbe Bu
reau of Equipment and Recruiting. And also
thai the sum of one thousand dollars, heretofore
appropriated for the contingent expenses of the
Bureau or uru nance, oe iransierren so inc ou
rrau of Navigation.
Approved, December 10, 1863.
Prntic Rxmlutioh No. l.J
A RESOLUTION for Increasing the bond of the
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Whereas the amount of money which can be
advanced to tbe Superintendent of the Public
Printing, under existing laws, la not sufficient
to enable him to meet the current expendi
tures of hie office I Therefore
Hitolind by th Scnot and gut of Rcprtttut
ativet of th4 Unttfd Statu of Anuria U Con
arm awmMrJ, -That the said finpf rlntendent b
rrqulred to furnish a ner bond In the penal snm
of forty thousand dolbis.
Approved, December 18, 1863.
Life In Charleston Th I'nleu Feeling
Tbr.
The Bangor (Maine) Whig 1 furnished with
the following extract of a letter to a gentleman
from a relative In Charleston, B. C, under date
of November lOthi
!The efforts of the Confederate Government
seem like desperation, hnt to any one who haa
common sense, there seems very little 'chance
of any successful defence. There Is a commute
of citizen now at work going around from
nouae to nonse wun tne purpose oi eeeing wno
are Intending to go away from the city In case
of an attack, aud make provision for moving
such as cannot furnish means for their own re
mo, a) or support there, at the public expense.
Report says that they find a very small number
wuo propose or wim io leave, i propnesy (uai
when thl town fall Into the hands of the Fed
eral Government, there will be such a different
state or tilings nero iron, wnat is generally an
nrongb nrg art ial aaaconruaana
rr, w? win It. Miidtlm.: Wy w
lor th Mac of Jrnaalm Iti Una. right-
. 'jrrajforlt,a41rt
many In It. The Iradera of aereulon an no (oppo w hum.,,) will l foun.1 con.t.nlly on
longer ne anil they are thoroughly Vlllfd orT, "tina. f. oautier, PaoraicToa,
aa faraa future lnQnenee grje8f howerertUt' novJa eolm sal Prnni)!varaaaenue.
trar entli. Of no man li thero moro thorough I -
detntatlontrHdayllnBouthCarollna,thinRoh'l"iriinaAva BOt We ear that our ttortla
ert Uarnwrlllthett not errn Abraham Llnroln. v the Flnt wanlmiy not ha ecauiett acorn
The newt of thedeathof lilt whole family would 'motion, hut do ny that we are runnlnj oir aa tin-
gire more joy luan anj omer erent i roum name.
"The Northern paprrt talk about the abtenca
of Union fueling in the South. There ! no
want of tore for tbe old tlowrnmcnt. (t It dally
tX&VSiJXSi
strong enough to occupy and possess the terrl-
tory. Onre cite us a rhanre. and tbe pressure
of the peril oir, and the welVIn will ring with
joy at tho downfall of Ibe Confederate Govern
ment. But aa long aa the Confoderate Govern
rncnt Is the nno which ex err I so eiclnalve pow
er over us as lone as Virginia stands defiantly
In front of tbo Federal army so lonjr will all
men hesitate to tsVo tbo risk of openly ospons
ln the Union causae. It 1 bard now to find
any man who will avow that bewa an original
secessionist. But their pride: Is engaged lu the,
conflict. That will yield to hard blow this win
ter. Then let Jeff. Davl A Co. look out for a
peace party at the South. They hare been strain
Ing their eyea to see one at the North they may
see one In tbe South before they want It.
There Is no single grievance or which the
Southern B tales complain, at the hands of the
Federal Government, (except tho one In con
nection with slavery,) which has not been ag
gravated by the Confederate government, and
tho common opinion here Is that, whatever the
result of tho war, so far as connection with tbe
Federal Government goes, the axe has been
laid ai mo root oi slavery.
' I hope our next communication may be by
means of tbe open port of this city by United
States vessels. 1 trust that no long period mi)
elapse before Iron ships may bid defiance to
Forts Moultrie and Sumter, and this town once
more own the sway which many of Us people
)rt long to acknowledge."
National Tax. The aggregate tax In Octo
ber, at Lawrence, was moretbsn t91,O0U. Tbe
Washington Mills paid So,500i PaciHc, t3,500,
Pemberton, $3,&00i Everett, $2,000) Atlantic,
$1,000. This was for 3 per cent, at valortmt
on the manufacturers' sales. It Is enually
heavy on the shoe towns. It Is estimated that
Haverhill will pay, tn a year, $120,000) and
Lvnn, probably above f'JOii ,000, liaton Trat
4
nAkf.AU'ciTHiWi,oW:
yj aavtalkftraatttiaarritft,thabrlatllaar
of raahloa, where yen tan Sad th'abtat tut aad made
Clothing larMta aad BoyiVwear that tha market
aaa predate, lad our prtiae, for cheapne.1, aad du
rability of our goodidefy eoVpetlttoa. (Oar
attghbor Batltht t wo doort ahora, ao long aoted for
Millet clothing laai than any hooaa la tha city, In
a private eoannatlan, atkaowledrad to aa that
our Boya Clothing waa tht heat made and tut gooda
ha aver aaw aad. If taa auiiaae of Waihtngton
ware potted la tha gooda 1 have, ny etore would
be orerraa with ladlaa aad gantleiiaa la want of
elothlngi kid I only With to have you call and ice
our beautiful auertmeateef elotkrag, and I think
that our prlte. and rood, will mora than pay you
tor tailing at the leadlag Ctotklai Houia, No. 44
iereath atreet, aaar'F atreev, two 'doort below
mltk'a.
'Crtrykody knowi tmlth, bat, tnrtaad of calling
at Ml plate, cone la two doort below.
IN. Bj I have a tpectal word to tty lo tke Ladle.
thai I can neaea than baiter thta'cver la Boy.'
Clothing, aa my ttotk extelfanTthlag I ever had.
ft ., rornerly at'odeon Hall,
nov 91 dtjaot Now at Oak Kail.
AC A R D.
Oai UiU. CLOTMiao Room.
Mr. Bruoe, (Onatrly at the fAleou Hall, hat now
opened a new ttore at No. 461 Seventh atreetjuit
below smlth't, where he baa a flneaeleetloo of Man
and Doya'alothlog at very low prleeii ha 1. uc.1
rout of having allhli old auitomera eau on him. a.
they can buy gooda at lower priori than aov other
itoretntktclfy. - J. BnucK k do ,
Clothlrn,
No. 404 Seventh itreet, near F.
Call and tee Mr. Bruce, at No. tit Sneath itreet
Mr. Bruce hai a Fine Stock of Clothing for Men
and Boya' wear, at No. 441 Seventh itreet, oppoilte
dtr Pntt OfflM.
Mr. Bruce li tha m.n to pleaie the Boyi In Cloth
lag, a. no. m aevroia . rt.
Ev.rrbodv know, that Mr. Bruce can aell Bon'
Clothing cheeper than any one el.e. No. 414 ser
anth itreet, oppoilte City Foit Outce.
For Men ana Bore' Clothlag call on Mr. Bruce, at
Oak Hall. No. 441 Seventh street, betwcea V. and p.
Mr. Bruce la the men to please you in bo r uotn-
m uu 1 111, rig.Hi 9r,riiiJe iirvri, uyituaii
mr
lDBl UaaiC. .Miatlal
fM TUB VOTERS OP WASHINGTON.
X The Assessors of the illtlerent Uardj will
meet at the following places from io o'clock a. m.
till 3 o'clock p. m ( from the lith to the Slat uf Do
ee tuber, lneluilre. to correct and register the nauee
or those omitted from the poll list i
isi wara. Jonn a. Hneem, m rennsyirania av
enue, between 17th and ICth streets.
2d Ward. Thomas ftlewart, corner 17th and H
streets.
d Ward. Henry Curtis, corner or H and 12th
streets.
4th Ward. Thomas w. Burch. sth street between
O and II streets.
0th Ward U, T Dyer, residence. Ten Buildings.
Sth Ward. George Cullard, at T. Edw. Qark'i of
floe, 1rglala avenue, between Sth and loth streets
1th W ard. Peter Hepburn, No. tu south F street,
between flth and 9th sf recta west.
de 1S-4U1
GHAND ADVANCE OP TUB ARUVa
and clothiers are cr Ug up he great adranee
of clothing, but we are'selllng at a small advance
on old prlcei. We" have a large stock on hand, and
are selling them off to make more room, for we
have a very large stock of Clothing at our manufac
tory, and are now tanning off our stock at less
than Wholesale prices to make room. We have al
ways been fighting against high prices, and shall
continue to do so. .Mr. SMITH Is In the market all
the time, and Is enabled to furnish our store with
a superior stock, and we cannot be undersold by
nay one. We hare the means to sell cheap, and
are determined to do it at
SMITH k BF ALL'S,
No. 361 Seventh street,
nov St-dt janl Near K itreet.
NOTICE. D INN Ell S, SUPPERS,
Halls, Private and Public Parties.
The Subscriber, at the urgent request of the Clt
ltens of Washington and the Public generally, has
now resumed his out-side family business, lathe
supplying of
DINNERS, PARTIES SVPPERSttME4TDWIESt
Sent to any part of the City at the Shortest Notice, I
ana win te luperimenuru vj we suoscriorr in per
son. The proprietor would also beg leave to remind
his Patrons el this branch, that the late Store
and Saloon haa been changed to a Gentlemen's Res
taurant. The Ladle who will faror him with
their Patronage will find, on the Second Floor, a
handsomely furnished Recentlon Room. In which
Mrs. Gavtikr will be happy to receive their or-
I r1aa 1 ntrinM h that trli at Dnnr
CGAUTIER,
norSfteolm 2W Pennsylvania avenue.
JtrJTUlnjVr.-Th
li subscriber and proprtetor'of t bis well-known
and lonaefltabllsbed Restaurant is nanny t
r to Inform
hi numerous friends and patrons that lie has suc-
eeeded In making tha oeoessary arrangements lu
the Rrstauranldenartment. which enables him to
comply with the urgent requests of the cliUeos of
Washington and the pubtlo generally.
Inasmuch as he has completed the refitting of the
upper part of the establishment for the accommo
dation of gentlemen wishing private
DINNERS AND BVPPERS, c.1
arrangements have been midetosuppli the table
from the markets of New York snd Philadelphia
(daily) with
U4l- IJII. t.n-11 fWrXia UMItnj,
and all the delicacies of the season.
A choice selection of
UA
un pieii w a nit Dlt'PD nvtrrna
,,,, ,tock , ciothlnf at the U.dln, nr.t Ward
arenue, but who errr law a itore wh. re a Smith
' w.i that did not do builoent aad the reti.a It,
, tb,. ,W,., n ihrlrtood. too chop. That I.
I - "' -n Poor. (U-ho eve, h,..d of a
Smith getting rich! I never did)
We are determined to furnun au the first ward
With Good Clothing.
Everybody had better some soon and buy, as our
neighbors, In a similar tUlaiij say that we can
not stand It more than ninety day longer selling
goods so cheap, but we hate a very large lot of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes left, and
we are determined to run them off at great bar
gains, at1 Headquarters for Clothing la the First
Ward, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylva
nia avenue and No. 400 Seventh street.
nov 21-dtJanl SMITH A CO.
milOHAS K. MaOVl),
ATTORNEY FOR'ftVAiMANTSt
AXD AOKNT f OU PR0CI7RIN0
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
or Pay, Extra Pay, c ,
WABniNQTON, D. C,
Will give prompt and cfflclent attention to the
frostiutlon of Claims of every description against
he Government, and make no charge unless sue
ceisful. Doth references and charges for services will be
made satisfactory.
O" Pensions secured for soldiers wounded ordts-
aseu uunng tne existing warj aiso, ior ine wiuows
and orphans of soldiers v ho ha. e dlwl from wounds
or disease Incurred while In the United States ser
Ucei also, Bounty Money for the helre-iu-Uw ol
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for
warding business.
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS E. LLOYD.
Attorney for Claimants,
No. 478 Seventh street,
Washington, D. C.
N. B. Editors of Daoers nubllshtns: tha abora card
will be entitled to my services to tbe amount ot
ineir cnarcvi. , i., .
des 12-w
PftOPOIAfJI FOst IIOftflBaV I
- ' 1 . t
veeoT laUURTatKMASTEirf urrirr.
Corner Lie Mnth and Q streets,
tVashlortofl. D. C. Dee. 10, ISO. '
ACALEDimOPDaALI will ba Httelvcd at this
Office ttaultaturuajr.lbe TTtta day of ppeeJneer.at
1) o'clock m.t for furalibleg th QovenitMat with
l,M0) twenty-are hundred Horses, or tke olio
log iteseiipttoot, vlfi y v. J
, CAVALRV. t
Tot Cavalry, (1,600) one thousand rltv4 hundred
Hones, from in Bfleen to (1) aUteen head hlfli
lMtweanreauMtiitTraoiaf ofdarkeelotsi
well broken t the, aaddlei eompoetly built, aad
free from all delects.
ART1LUCRT. ( ,
For Artillery, (1,000) one thousand Horsee. from
JlfiH) nitecn and one-half to (t)isfxtefW hand
msli, between live and eight years of ate, of dark
colors! fee from all defttti) well broken to har
ness compactly bull 1,0414 to Welch not lew than
t,ioo pounds.
, PROPOAtAi
The full'' name and oost offle address of the bid
der must appear In the proposal. i
u m Dm oia in wi miH oi nrm, toe nanri
of all the- parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered a the ludlrf dual proposal of the party
Pnipoiids from a IVovei parti vOt naieVfoaihV
rrerf, aad ma oath of aUegUoM'iaust oeeonpany
each propoelttosu . 4
rtopoeau smut epeetlY clearly whether the 44 la
far Cavalry or Artillery Horses, and in n raw must
both be Md for on th same paper. ,
If any bidder wishes to propose for both classes,
he must forward two distinct proposals one for
each class, compltti a iUtif and hai Ing no refer
ence to any other proposal by the same party.
Proposal must t atVlresied to Col. li. H. Ruck
er, Quartermaster U.S. army. Waehloxton, IX C,
and should he plainly marked u Propoials (or
Horses."
. OUARANTEC
Tie ability ef the bidder to fill the contract,
iould it be awarded to him. must be euaranlle.1 for
two reipooslble persons, whose signatures must be
appended to the guarantee.
The resnoDSlbllltr of tl
tprnaeu to m Euaranier.
rhe respODSlblllty of th guarantors must be
shown by the olDrlal certificate of the Clerk of th
nearest District Court or of the United states Dte-
trut Attorney.
Bidders must be nresent la oerson when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not he consid
ered. Bonds equal In amount to one-half the sum to be
received on the contract, signed by the contractor
and both of hi guarsntors, will be required of the
successful bidder upon signing the contract.
A the bond must accompany the contract, It will
ba necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen
Wltn mem, or to nave oonai eignra in anucipiiiou
a otl ready to be produced when the contract Is
aimed.
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon applica
tion being made at this orate, either personally, by
Form of Gnarantte,
We, , of the county of , and State o( t
nl .oftha cauatrof . and Slate of .tin
hereby guaranty that li able to fulfil a con
tract, In accordance with the terms of Ms proposi
tion, and that should hi proposition be accepted.
nc win at once rnicr mio a contract in accoruai
therewith.
should the contract be awarded him wa are pre
pared to become hU securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate abo mentioned.)
INSPECTION, DEUVFRY, Ac.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subjected to a rigid Inspection, and
those not conforming to the specifications will be
rejected.
no iTJorr- win it rvenvru.
The Horses mutt be delivered In this city, within
twent;
v days from the date of th contract, and no
exittui
ion oi time win ue granted on any pretext,
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract, or so soon thereafter a tha Depot Quar
termaster shall be In funds.
Any Informality tn the bid, or non-conformance
With the terms of this adtertlseiueut, will Insure
the rejection of the proposal. .
The Horses will be awarded In lots of 13001 two
hundred each, unless th Depot Quartermaster
enoumueent it ior inv miereettii inn ooirrnnaat
toarv the number.
Tli Depot Quartermaster reserve tohlmstlf the
right to reject any or all bid that he may deem too
D. H.RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
dee 15-dm
Edward Everett's Reply lo nn Euajlleli
gord.
v romcAL fdmp.
What hare we In America t
We've wonder great and grand;
We have the essence of the earth,
The cream ol et ery land.
Our mountains are magnificent,
Our rivers are Immense.
And each man has a kingly style,
If not a king' expense.
Our ships are known to all the worldi
The farms cannot be beat)
Our cities, full of luxury.
Are famous for the at.
We're orator and authors, too,
With Intellect or force i '
We're railroad scattered everywhsr)
Ann oat rruiesaur awn.
Our girls have beauty, wit, and grace,
They're charming, sweet, and tU7
But, thee, the pndtU Ihlog we have
Is known a great OAK ft ALL,
Where the fall and winter stock of first-elms cloth
ing Is now ready In extra abundance and greatest
variety. All the new-style Overcoats, sacks, Busi
ness Coats, Peg-top Pants, ke , selling at prices so
low that st crybody wilt buy and be satisfied.
J. BRUCE (k CO,
(Oak Hall,)
No 464, Kerenth street near F,
nov 21 di janl Two doors below Smith's.
APPLICATIONS for DuplUftte Laud
Warruuta.
AoiAlf atlonha. lna been made under the act of Md
June, tsw, for the reissue of the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged to have been
lost or aesiroyeu, nonce is ncrcov given insi, a.
the date fallowing the description of each warrant,
a new certificate uf like tenor will be issued if no
valid obloctlon should then appear.
No. SJ.7U9, for 1W acres, issued under t he act of
Maroh, taw, In the nameof Arnold Harrington, and
was granted Kepteiubcr 17, 1B67 January 4, law.
No. 83,401, for 160 acres, Issued unJer tbt act of
Manh, IBM. In the names of thu minor children of
Daniel F. iWvCuoe, deceased, and was granted Oct.
XMSOa-Januaryia, 185J.
No. 100.617, for 160 acres, Issued under Ibe act of
Mrih 1HS3. In the nameof Ansel Allen, and waa
granted March IJ, l SCI January is, 18C).
no. iuu.sou, iur lovacrrs, muni una it inr ivi in
March, lAJ. lo the name or HaOiel, widow of Geo,
Harner, aud was granted January 6, 13 February
No. 67,700 for 160 acres, Issued under tha act of
March 3. 1865, In the name of Win. CrUler, and was
moled Februarr 6. Ifitt February 92. 1863
No. e.fitt, for BJ acres, Issued uader the act of
September, isoo. in the name oi Jonathan Mciicory,
and was granted July 6th, 1851 .March l. is
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
Commissioner
vricw von ic Bit rinksb.
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
INVOICE BILLS BUSINESS MOTES XEOCrtaTXT).
PnoTESTEn Notes and DcrcaaXD Accounts
Bouohtanu Collected.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
aOVSXXME.VT CLAIMS BOUGHT
By G. Z. HOUsf,
Counsellor at Law,
113 Nassau street. New York.
El" Ten years In State and United Stats Court.
AdvUe gratia. apis
1?
IB II BAnOKNT'S
AWttlNO, FLAG, AND
UXI0X TEST FAOionr,
No 030 Penn.rlv.ul avcuue,
WASinNQTON, D. C.
HUTISnS' ASD AH.VT TEX'jS
ON UAMD On UIDB TO OUDER.
Awnlnxi, n.Kl, Trail, Mall Digi, Homo Conn,
Sigiii, W.oa toviri, ka., made at .Lort notice,
wy tl
CAMP STOVES I
CAMPSTOVESM
CAMP STOVES I II
We are now manutacturlnd CAMP. COOK and
HEATING STUVLS, which we will sell by the
doieu or hundred as cheap as they can he bought tn
Daltlmore. E. H. A H. I. CHLGORY,
nov 18 3)1 Penn. avenue, near lib street.
ri! F. A-SJ
K A lit
T E A l I
flPiCEsr
ait'ou(fo
COY FEKBII
TO B A CCOBIII
A large Invoice of the above articles ore now
Xing reeelred, and tor sale by
D. 3. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
No. 8, WaiMngton Building,
Seventh street and Peon, avenue.
BUTLERS TAKE NOTICE!
Teas In X pound packs.
Teas In C, 8, io. it, IS, IS and M pound boxes.
Canned Tomatoes U 1 doien boxes.
Canned Peache In S dot n boxes.
Pickles In a dozen boxes.
Gum Drops In V pound Daper.
CHrat Drop la B poubdbox'e's.
Houina in boxes and X boxes.
Pepper In S ounce papers and la 1 gross boxes.
English Mustard In V pound papets and cans.
English Most w J n and I gross boies.
Preserved Cherries In bottles.
Figs In Vi pound drums and I pound boxes.
Lemon Syrup In bottles.
PLUG TOBACCO,
FINE-CUT TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
For sale by
D. J. BROWN,
No. 9, Washington Building,
Is renth street and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. C.
no 8
rpo TIIK OFFICERS OF TUB ARMV.
Just' arrlred, by direct Importation per steamer
ruiion, irom a urope, a very nne and large assort
ment of Msrloe, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele
scopes, wmen i win sen a rerymtie above the
cost In Paris. As to the Qualities, there are none
superior to be had, having been selected purposely
ior tnis marxet. Also, a large and well-assorted
stock of Opera Glasses, Microscopes i gold, silver,
and steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses, suited to the
sight by the use or an Optometer A considerable
amber of certificates to be seen at my office, from
gentlemen who hare been suited at my establish
ment.
435 TrnntylMHta avtnue, bttwecn Four-and-a-
half and Sixth ttreett.
My Satnbllakment la up at airs.
Glastet JUttd to nut. The trade supplied.
o.t io-iy
N
ATlONAt. LOAN.
THE NEW
BIX PKR CENT. DONDS
of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YERJ FROM DATE,
(Or after Are years, at option of the Government )
THE COUPON BONDS,
la sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,'
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TUB HKOMTKIIKD BONDS,
In sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLL A US,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
INTEREST COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUR
L'liAr;,
Abd payable eiml-anmially
IN GOLD.
These Bombs are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
nowlnthenmket,
The Interest, at present price of coin, being equiv
alent to 8 Pin Cent, la currency.
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE CO.,
BANKERS,
433 Firteeutte Street,
Dealem im
QOVERyilBNT BONDS,
TREASVRY NOTES,
CLRTtriCJTES.
ARMV AND NAVY VOVCIIER9,
COIN, CVRREbCY AND EXCHANGE.
dee 10 if
AM
UV SUPPLIES.
OrriCEOrTHE CfUCrQJATEAKAlTIB. 3
AhMvorTHE Potomac,
, Wa:hlnaion. September V0,ISQ3.
PROPOSAL are Invited for furnlshlagfor the
use of the army of the Potomac the- following ar
ticled ... i
sjxxi tons wti qusiuy Tinu,ii.y nay, securely
Laled, th well at ot each bale to be
marked threou,
3.000.000 bushels of Oats, of tbe betrQuatlty, In
1 strong sacks, well sewed.
7.000 cords Oak and Hickory W bod, well sea
soned and of the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment of two responsible persons that the contract
U aw ".MM will be ruiniled. '
Uldswtll be opened from time to time as the ar
ticle may be needed, and contract will be awarded
for the quantities oeoded, fe the lowest reeptmslble
bidder up to the time of opening-. ,
The right Is resert ed to accept al or any part ot
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or uais," or " Weod," as the case may be, and en
close in separate en elopes,
RUFVfl INGALLfi;
Lieut. Col. and A D C.,Chler quartermaster. -sepS4tf
-pHOPO'IAI.8 TOR FIIKS1I BEEF $
WasHIHUT0 AUENAL,
December tu, 1803.
Sealed PHorostts, to be emlorsed "Proposals
for Fresh Beef," will b reielv! at this Arsenal,
until 10 a. m. of the SOth Instant, for the supply ot
Fresh Beef for twelve months from the 1st Jauua
ry.lBW. The Beef to be of goad and wholesome quality,
fnaoabti and hunks tf hided. t In such ouantltles as
ma) from time to time be required, not exceeding
five times In etnch week, on such dtyi as shall be
designated by the Acting Assistant Commissary of
BiiDilsienie. "lite ncei 10 ue winm'ii at inc
Ar
senal.
The contract will be awarded (subject lo the ap
pro, al or the Commissary General) to the lowest
responsible bidder, who will be required to enter
Into a bond with one soli ent surety, In tbe sum ol
aooo ior mo uue penoriuance oi inc coniraci.
T. L "RADFORD,
dec 19-dtd First Lieut, ordnance, A. A. C. S.
y
ATER NOTICE.
eoi
tho General Reservoir It will be necessary, unless
great economy oiwaisr is practiced, ior uie uov
ernment soon to shut olfthe supply to citizens en
tirely. All persons are, therefore forbidden to use th
hydrants on Pennslvanlaavcnue,oron any streets
or at enues under (he care and supervision of the
Commissioner of Public llulldlngs, for watering the
streets or pavements, or for any prh ate purpose
whatever.
And alt persons using the water are urgently so
licited to be as economical in Its use as iosslble.
no riu ntiii
p
Commissioner of Publlo Jtulldlugs.
E
DWAIIU LYCKTT,
UookbluiWr,
No, Z71 Pr.au. Avr Vaiuioto, D. C.
Book! bound In ererr it) Ie Turkrj , Morocco,
Ituilla aiUCalf. Je7,
EDUCATIONALV.
Circli iNrriruTi,
TOR. YOPNO LADIES, t ',
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TERMS, per Quarter of ten weeks Quarter
commencing at the date of admission t -2 l
ElemcataryCtaiBeslnEacUsh - - - 0500
AUVaUieaJU UHIII ID aUlgUaUl JLalteVaiUr,
and Science Included .-'
Elementary Claaaea in Earllsh. French, and
'w
Advanced Classes In English, French and ' -
Muslo i- , t4 ( It 0
Extra charge for Spanish, German, Italian. Latin.
and other Languages.' ' -
Dr. ZAPPONE will give Leetaret , and Mhswwl
assist, whenever ha can spare time from JsUaaedV
eat profession.
oe
MRS. A. ZAPPONE, mad pal.
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SIM. NARY. "'
miss KAnaorca's. r
A BOARDING AND DAV SCHOOL,
181 West trarrr.
Thedutleaof this InstUntlonwlitbAreaiunadAn
the sth or September. Circulars may be obtained
at the principal bookstores tp WMuasjtos, ot by
ndareaslngt he principal,
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augto TTAAim
N.
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IN OENESAL
OOHLINO
RESTAURANT
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PENNSYLVANIA
AVKMUR,
SOUTH SIDE,
(Formerlr of New York.)
Hai the Name ami Fame of beflfn ooe of
TUB BEST KKSTAU1UKTS IX TOVX.
tyOh a ui a trill, and Judf. (or rourielf.-C
ErerTtlila, In tne Houm I. ol the
BEST TKE MARKET AFFORDS.
Don't forget th. number,
HIT Pennirlranla aranu.,
between Twelrib amt Thlrtcrath .tri.ta,
mar IS South iUe.
NK
W INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLASTIC BONE TKE Til,
without metal plata or clasps, by
DR. 8. B. SIOEBMOND.
010 Broadway, New Vorki and SCO Penn. avenue,
wtwifR iwriiuiauiu xniriccnia an ,
W13DINOTON, D. C,
Calls the attention of the public to th following
ad rant arts of his lmtrOTd si stem.
1st. Tho teeth of his manufacture will never cor
rode nor change color by any adds, and are three
fourths lighter than any other.
3d. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, aa tha
artificial ones oan be Inserted o er them.
ad. The roots will be made Inoffensive and never
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as Tvermanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby presetting
inv oaturu n
the old ej stem, 1
the natural expression of the face, which, under
IB PaU tl) IVUI, ( iicuucutii uiaiigurru.
6th. This work has been fully tested, for orer five
years, by manypf the first chemists and physician
of thl and the old country.
Dr. S. haa also Invented a white Indestructible
metal fining, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be filled without pain, and can build up a per-
irci sounu loom on ht siue roois, wnicn i ui laai
through a lifetime.
He refers to the following gentlemen. Dr. V. Mottj
Dr. Dorsums, Professor of Chemistry) Hon. A.
Mann, Jun. Capt. Crabtree, Mce President of the
mauu juu -a(jt, viaunrc. i ivo irrcaiuca. w, mi
Emigration Company of New York) Hon. Judge
Wh) ne, of the Supreme Court, of Washington, D.
nnu uiuuiauius wi viucrs.
all and examine for yourselves, nov S Sn.
PAOSPECTTJS
or Tlra .
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undertlgned commeaced, In tha month
of December, 18C0, the potilleatlon, In thla cltj,
of a werklr ncwipapcr, railed the National lit'
publican.
It li printed on a large thcet, twentr-icrcn
bj forty-two Inchea, and It furnlihed at the low
prtrce ttatod below.
It eontalna all the original matter of the
Daily Xatlonal RtpulAiean, with the exception
of local nene not Interetttng to country tub-
icrloen.
It will giro fall reporti of the proctedlngi of
Cocgreei, end of the other Depertincnti of tho
National uorernment.
Itcontilm all the newt of the day, foreign
ant domcatlc, markctt, 4c, Ac, at well at an
original correepondence from all parti of the
eoantry. Tho mliccllaneout deptrtment will
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the effort will be made to eetabllth the charac
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with accural', account! of the .progrett of the
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Because It will not Intoxicate as otbsr wises, as It
contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors, and
Is admired forltarlch,pecullar flavor, and nutritive
rropertlee, imparting a healthy tone to the digest
re orgsas, and a blooming, soft, and healUiyskln
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few well-known gentlemen and physlclses who
hat e tneu u e winei
Gen.WlnfiellScott.U.SA. I
Dr.Wllson,tlthst.,N.Y
Dr. Ward, Newark, N.J
Dr Dougherty, Newark
N J.
Dr. Marcjy New York.
Gov. Morgsn, N.Y. State.
DrJ.R.L;mii an, n.v.city.
Dr. Parker, N. Y. City.
Drs DarcyitNlchotl.New-
ara, nii.
LrTrr aiai, rniiau-a.
rMAn rnnln. wllhr.ut ttiA fcl.Q.tur. of'AL.
FHKD SPEER. Funic. N.J.."lsoerttie cork
earn bottle.
O-M AKE ONE TRIAL OF Till! WIJVE.
For .lie br Drunliti and all flnt-clai. Dealers.
Trad, .utmlled In Baltlnore br VM. H. BIOWN
a, BRO. .
A. srcKK, tropnitor.
ViaCTAan Passalt, New Jarny.
Orricr. 50J Broadway, N.w Votk.
JOHN LA POT. Parii,
aov s ly Afent for Franca aad Garmanr
TDST TRY
OCIl NEW STOCK Ott
y t
riAthlnv rrotn th. PMmle. Clothlaa atore. No
teo Seventb street, near F. Thar ouf.wear any
IU1D you can Duy anu lory are nnn tnnp t
J. II. SMJXtt'S,
No. C0 Seventh itreet, near F.
I would advise all to come and buy their Clothln
at SMITH'S, ho. too seventh itreet.
llTouar.wls.you will eon. to SMITH'S, Nn
MO Seventh .treat, near F, oppctlta City Peat DC
nee, to buy jour Ciothlnf;, Furnishing Good.
Trunks, Hits, aod Cap..
The PEOPLE'S CLOTIIlltO STORE, No. 410
etenth itreet, lithe br.tpl.ee in town to buy
lour Clotnlnir, Furnlihlnr Gooda, Trunks, Hats,
and Cups. J. II. SMITH CO., Clothlert, 40
Set enth .treet.
Call soon and sre our new stock of Fall and Wfn.
ter Clothlar, whlen we are .eiun. at vary low pri.
ees, at the PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 4W
Sei enth street, near F.
r:r..t .ttrnctlom at No. 440 Serentn street. New
stock of Ciothlnf Just arrived, and Miliar at our
u.usl low price.. 1. II. SMITH CO , Holhicr.,
No. 4S0 Seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn. arena.
Great bsrgMue In Clothtnr. Furnt.nlnx Goods,
tuts. Cm, Boots, and snoet, on th. corner oi
Twentieth street and Peon, ar.aue.
SMITH at CO , Clothiers, First ward, cor. Twen
tieth .tre.t and Pennsvlvanlaavenue, 1. the aheap.
eat place la town to buy your Fall aad- WlnWr
Clothing.
Call at the First Ward Clothlnr store aad rot
your Fall and winter Clothing , Hats, Cape, Boots
and Shots. n
SMITH k CO., Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth ttroet and Fenn.ar.
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner ot
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothlof, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes cheap, corner of Twentieth atreet and
Pennsylvania avenue.
aepsor-sn
ATTENTION, lOLDIEns AND SUT
LKIM. Having Juit completed our assort
ment of Camp Furntttire, wa would now respect.
fully Invite the attention of Soldiers and Sutlara
Our assortment comprises in part th. following
Camp goods, Mil
Camp Chest, lor mess of from four te six, Camp
Tat les, Camp Stools, Camp CotsCamp Msttress..,
with all other article, of Camp Furniture calcula
ted to tnnke a soldier comfortable. All of which
will be sold at the ery l3Vet cash prices at
OHFI.N a. WILLIAMS
au 31 No. 024 Seventh street, corner P.
O Oil ETUI N ON E W
TRY IT
Now 1. tha lime to buy ) our Tall Clothing, at No.
440 Seventh strrett where joucsn flod all the latest
stile goods, at Northern prices
llolhol tor Set enth street, No. 440 A large tn
tolceof Clothing, at very low prices, No. 40 Ser
enth street, ne.rF.
A new way to sat e Gold I Buyyour Clothing at
No. 460 Setenth street, opposite Post Office, at 10
per cent, below the market price, tn Treasury
Smith's, No. 440 Setenth strest. Is tha cheapest
house In town to buy your Clotting, Furnishing
Goods, irunKS, uais, .uu lap..
ep2 !m
N
ATlONAt. LO
A N.
THE NEW
nrwrf ixiit six pm ce.nt. bonds
of the
UNITED STATES
( A'lioion or " Fm TumlUi.")
Tlie COUPON BONDS In .urns of M, tOO, I M0,
and tl.o,
Tie RFUISTFRED BONDS In sums of , 100,
(Duo, l,ooo, and f,J,ooo,
(Intcrtit romnwnWno ol dur of purcAaH,!
roK taut at ran ar
JAY COOtt.lt ts. CO., Ilaukere,
153 Fftcenlli Unit.
These Boans are tho
C'HEircsT Oovwixmiwt BiccniTr
now tn the market.
Merttt juydOts SMnf-annualy
IM GOLD
Is vault .lent, at present price of coin, lo
a PL. Cent. In currency.
nov sa tt
DO YOU KNOW IT! II ou do not, call at
SMITH k BEALL'S, No. 301 Seventh street
near K street, snd buy yourself ante, suit of Cloth
ing flora th.m, li they aell cliesp.
SMITH fc BEALL,
Clothltri,
No. 301 Seventh itreet,
nov8l-dlJnl Near K itreet.
I ESPECIAL ATTENTION II CALLED TO OUR
'j new stock ot rail and Winter Clothing, Oenta
Furnishing Goods, Hats, and taps.
L. A. BEAU, k CO.,
it M-in ciothltrt, No. iJ seventh ttitet
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