The daily Pittsburgh gazette., March 30, 1865, Image 2

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IrClLittE IN COLD—ITS CAIJBE
-AM) EFFECTS. , ..
rtld gene down, or have greenbacks
li the question. The answer do
, on the stand-point from which the
" *hi viewed. If gold be.regaided a;
fixed, unalterable standard of
round which everything :else re
' then wo are borm`d to say thrit gold
- allied just where it always was, and
trenbacks have gone up.
• ying and selling we have necessa
e greenbacka the measure of value;
the vitt:lo.ot thenctderd, its
d e b ir y . the tut go no ld t
reo standard y.
IL ,
f pri ew ceil mo w n en ths t
was
meant, ll4 6 W P r e h
y m 1 ,
U m almp o ly r hur l" ; at W t hi ha t t:
dollar In currency was only *milt,
(f
centsinreal monej;:witereasnois,l
old to at as premium of only 80 per
I ,
• dollar in currency is worth 68 0-8
r •
• awkward thing about this sliding
that'll), law a &Marls a ° dollar, be
e what it may; ,and if a man con
a debt of a thousand dollars When.
at 280, he only go; as measured
• gold standard, $BBO, foiNibleb. he
now be obliged to pay; cornpited by
me standard, $6BB, although the
sum in both taies is the sime.
shows thatwhea geld is a high
• , or, rather, when eunency Is it a
t of depreciation, it is a bad , time
tract debts. -
• o see that same currency, which at
e bad lost, nearly tWo-thirds of its
. . or its purchasing power, which' is
, sse thing—rising up nearer aad near
the universal standard. is-certainly
t hoyeftd sign, and' froies that the
; :-ry, instead of sinking, - is .rising—in- .
of beemaing poorer is growing richer;
• the the volume of its currency is the.
1 the purebaaing - power of that ear
.: : 1 11 nearly doubled. V , And if property,
, • r real or personal, is worth fewer ;
.
w to-day than it was four months ago,
teeth mere gold, and is therefor!, rela
' ..,, e more valuable. .
ire-the country in an unsound condi
.
" : tt s currency could never recover from
q'• • lion, but, like that of the rebel
or like that which we had at :the
orthe liar of 1812, it would go down s
ra
~.` down, until it becamentterly worth-
This, great appreciation In 'value,
--.., it evidence of health, soundness
F
~,, may, and an assurance we are
,
rapidly to our normal condition.
.-: , the change dunng the present
has been so rapid as to derange busi
--. •
cry seriously; but that could not be
'.!.: lord; and the inconvenience which the
rise in the relative value of 'currency,ry. lin
will be but t e m p o rary t
. , . . ,
......'', • change been in the opposite direct
: '..''•,!- e effect would have been disastrous
.
• extreme, although for a little while
`.:':'would have imagined that they were
::', rich. IV, e are apt to think snots of".
" ' ' umber than of : tbe value of our do ll ars.
•'... ; t. in ordenin keep our currency good,
1 p its value steadily. appreciating un
".-•: shall reach the . gold standard and be
te
„psi, convertible, it' is essential that its ha
!- • .all be kept finre--:-Iliat- bisis is. the
lanai tectirities, the tmonntefwhich,. by
dme likings are womni tm, will not be
pan three thousand millions of. ollars.
‘n
„average rate of 51. per cent., the an
: - ,. .4 interest on 'them bonds will be $1.5-4,-
. .
.4)9(10. For years to come, owing to the
•2' . bed condition of things - which - is sure
-, Bow this tremendouemetional tempest,
L . ; etirrent national expenses will be at
:i..... one hundred millions per annum molt,
44.,, ng two hundred and sixty-ffre millions.
..... 4 .; thirty. QV. millions more for the pen
;•.•;:,.- list, d;c., and wo have the large round
-: .-*iter of three bundred - hallions per an
i to provide' for in larder tit keep the•
i:iff.iflit of the country good; and the basis of
4,..pnrrency stable. To raise that amount
' • 'eV:nue -will requite Ike productive in
...:c..10y of the country to be kept active and
:.:Wly reinunerative ; for it would be ruin,
4 and exhaustive to the last degree to
t: anything appioaching that amount of
lue front duties orkimports.
~.Nye must, ,
fore, at once makeup our mindi to rely
...
sly upon internal sources at revenue.
here is no propositions more obvious to
•;.; ',Mind that is able to pet two ideas
'titer than these : That importations
'abroad exhaust a '
onntrY, 'and' that
ct,
o st pr inf o o d uu n chr c ti d o pooo n thus s re en ri r: n e bez h efs i o : rp :
o T thr ha aitts t
d a eoqua d ni ol ry ht io r :
evennue 'derived from custom requires
~to be sent out of the country, leaving
toms can be collected ; whereas a dol
ior tux laid upon unit collected from some.
de of home production'leaves the comp'
, as a whole, not one cent the poerer .
oiler has ,been sent into a differentchan-
:‘
c i ft xh hci a aC us culai rlc tli s i s oTne so :bot u ham rce et' s ingi dall o ust f -wealth r7'bYw w hi l e t b h
cli be l ) m rov n l y d e e rte nce d ha ide s_b oui lessed p4
ts tide t
; mi ne r
va i . ' I
i , to and available, it is impissible that it
;,,.,; . beanything else than prosperous; but,
;•-. the other hand, If . we `permit our mete- l
~'' . resources to lie dormtuit /mynas see eon
.4 &lase whaiws need clleoPerfroM foreign;
~..•. ; . 4 tha"..we eats monujlectdri itrottrs' ilea' ,
Ir''' - financial ruin is as certain as enything ,
. 1
4.4.,1
, 'le:. be- • .
~...., : bile the mane of gold,withwhich alone
' ' -:'• ieign fabrics can irpurclussed, was so
'' '• 'k above that of currency as It was dur
..
• '. the past two years,-.lt , afforded trpor.._
re ,
7. s. tbeck to importations, and enabled our
manufacturers 'to compete sucinitadli
:. . ~.
' . th foreign manufacturer% and this ts the
- •
secret of the wondertbl .pompiutty of,
.. ' ':country , and of Its ability to sustain the
t in its vast operations both in
• ...., lie
shape of .loins mulf:takTes. But the fail
' t the re.imf Or gold 'Sakes eway. that WM
.. n, and;literes khe AMerican
. Ode
• ilia elmixt More' alibied lo the
- Of the foreigner, who, wlthbls
'Teelper labor, 'can •thrusr;..l4 wares Upon
' Eimer Ibe
of interest; to arrest it. Wo cannot dimin
ish our internal revenue, and 'redo not wish
to ennti down the rewards of labor to a
degree that will render it imvorsible for
the working man to, feed, clothe and eds.
cate his family respectably. But how are
these things to -be .avoided? There is one
way, and only one way, and that is by tax
tug, importations to that extent that it will
be out of the power of the manufacturers of
Buono to. render the business of manufac
turing tmprofltablein this country.
Confessions of a Rebel Correspondent.
"Druid," who has been - atterulittmed to
famish news of a rebel character to the
New York World, writes is fellows :
-
Bsurritonrc Asarco 25.—Some intelli
gence of a highly , important nature has just
been received here from the South. The
readers of the World will see from this news
that it is now withinthe power of the gov
ernment to conclude with the Southern peo
piny': immediately honorable and durable
pesee; betatise, tif all probability, in a few
days, or weeks at most, the Southern Con.'
federacy will. be numbered with the things
of the past, and the rebels will have neither
nn army, ncr a capital, nor a government.
This Is, indeed, startling news; but your
readers will not forget that for more' than
Sour-yeara the Southern people hare main
tained their cause with a gallantry and a de
votion to their cause that has c o n - fo r the=•
not only the admiration: of the world at
large, but the respect of the oflicem of oar
own army. They have not yielded yet, and
they will not yield as long as 'Richmond can
be held, nor as long as they have an army
of 80,000 liter, in the field.. Ilut .when they
succumb; it wilt be' because their resources
see exhausted or unavailable, and because
they trill have been convinced of 'the use
laness of contending any longer against
the superior nuniber and unbounded resonr
cesef the North. ,
Strong and numerically -large as the
Southern armies may have been up to the
time of the fall of Savannah, they have
been tepidly melting away ever since that
period, but more emecially since the evacu
ation of Charleston and Wilmington, and
the retreat of Johnston's army from Char
lotte. According to this authority fully
one-half of the Confederate troops have de
serted, and have either p?ssed into our lines
ovreturned to their own homes, There is
no authority on thg part of the Confeder
ate-government td force the latter class
"back into the ranks. This tact, is plainly
admitted in the address of the Confederate
Congress to the Southern people, issued at
the close of its 5C6131011. So terrible has
been the effect of this depletion - upon the
rebel armies that the -entire. force under
General Lee, atlllehmond and Petersburg,
is said to be only 50,C00 troops, and,that
Johnston's whole army embraces only 42,-
000 troops, made up as follows: Hardee,a
forces. - 15,000; Hampton's cavalry. 5,000;
Chcatham's corps, 10,000, and ilmgea's
troops, 16,000. 'This makes only .92,000
men, and that, if is said, is the entire force
that General Lee can command for the de
fence' of Richmond and to oppose Grant
and Sherman.
'Crain and. Fruit
Thus Tar the growing wheat 'cm in this
part of the State is exceedingly promising.
Zio one could desire- abetter prospect for
an abundant harvest. We have not been
back far from the river but along the Ml
"awn-from Piqua to Dayton, about 80 miles,
the fields are quite green, and appear to
have suffered but little from the . winter
- freezing. Should the .remeinder of the sea
son, prove favorable, good crops will be re
alized.-i 1 area
Foe have -trade considerable Inquiry and
some, personal observation , concerning the
fruit buds above Cleiciand, and find a va.
riety of prospects. On the heavier soils
west 'ard south - of the - city, the report is
~nosl:favorable—;Elliotsi Pease. and others,
from the 'Rockport region, think there are
live buds enough-for a far crop of peaches,
and Venty of cherries; Wm. A. Ryder, a.
nursery man and fruit grower atqloyal
town, on the south lino of the county, re
,ports qui to favorably of both petches and
cherries.- On ;the sandy soils to the - east
ward of. Cleveland,' the Piack'prospect is
not, so good, but we think our great cherry
CropWilite abundant, and this is the head
.Auerterspf
. -
Dicanarirns- BETIIIISENG.—The Pstg..
proclarti.ifion, compliance with
the magnanimous eaten of Congress, grant
ing lull pafflrin fo all deserters who shall
report within sixty days: from March 11th_
to any provost marshal, is having an excel
lent effect. Men, it is said,. aro returning
from the Canadas, and coming in froha the
fastnesses and hiding-places in country. and
eity,Tmal giving themselves up. G reat kind
ness is ahown by the provost marshal and
his assistants'to repenting men who thus
Make' the teonement for their misdeeds.
Thcy arc provided with clothing, rations,
ar.tl transportation; and are received hack
into the army - , etactly their old footing,
'icing required only to serve ont their
oticinal. time,. and, in addition, a period
equal to tlonalost by desertion.
Botrkii Tti>ifnta av -WASEUNGTON.—
We aro Informed that the headquarters .f
Imply jumpers and; bouniy brokers have
been transferred froth New York to Wash- .
legion. It is stated that swarms of bounty
l•rokers and "Kangaroosi" - as tho bounty
Sums pers are designated, now seek the Fed
eral city. They ara,gtere met by agents of
carious cities and districts, and the "lump.
. era" are paid the local bounties, being im
mediately credited to the district advancing
-the money. ,The recruits arc then sent to
.eurnp to wait for the payment of the Gov
ernment bounty. They do not long • chain
in camp, however, for without waiting to
4 1 eceivethe sum advanced by the Govern
ment they escape and come North, to re
sume their nefarious trade In some other
locality, •
Tni BREAD QUESTlON.—"llichniond, '
says the Examiner Lima never before seen
days like theta, and possibly worse are to
come:'l., There is raised already the cry for
bread- - f3iz thousand persons are depend
ent, it ID said, on-the charity of the GOYIM"-
mint. while household headi have come
within our lines. It is a grave question
how long , this drain of food can be endured,
and so the demand is made that these de
pendent women and children shall be moved
mitt& fhe city. The , confession is frankly
, made that "`we shall soon have enough to
ee to . feed the Confederate army." Thus
the, evidencenecumulates. Starvation stares
the rebellion in the face.
•
HommamEcreto rir Ricaxosn.—The Rich,
Mond &oriel; of the 23d, mentions risali
of rosewood fumiture:,eonsisting of six pie
ces, for the trilling sum of aixteen,thousand
nine himdred dolls= It is not stated
whether the furniture, 'Was new or second
hand, but as it was sold at auction, it was
probably the latter.' At this rate we sup
pose it costs two or three hundred thousand'
dams to go to liouseteeping in that part
of the World, — and a youngeouplecannotpos-,
sibly worry along on less than two hun dred .
thousand per rinnum,:for their ordinary ci.
.penzes.--Philadelphfa - Millais. 1 .
Harms Cruncon..—We saw en River
street this ,morning =workmen--engaged la
fining barrels end - hogsheads with the line
f c y h i a ng
ab n lish mnen w
-Conning of the recti-
Inquiry , we Coma it was being sent to Pitts
burgh, where it is tried in the manufacture
of steel, its use for rectifying purposes not`
injuring It in the , lent for steel manufac
ture. Heretofore it has generally been
thrown on th e streets.--70pe. Herold:
Covroar.—Thentibtary authorities inform
me that about ten thousand bales of tottoa
ban been iscovered - hien cr buried In,
or around C 'd lualeston. The Mack loyalists
have enabled us todettat all the eget%
of
the rebels and the aemtrebels to conceal
their iambus 01110 , -nun though/oTbm
:
we litutriestms; that we wawa not
t ittg 2clk /;4 47s trto than Ibur gre laratia
are
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Broken Up
A z cot of seemion sympathizer; who pave
been zNealating In gold, act rumilne down the
'credit of the Government, went under It. New
York during Oxalate Deltic. These parties
some in Canada. some in Louisville, and others
In various parts of the country, but all were ani
mated by the same spirit of hostility to the Gov
ernment. H. J. Lyon, of Louisville, eras tho
head and front of the clique. He represented
the latter in the gold room. They made a large
amount of money last year, and expected to make
a great deal morethl' year, feeling contidentthat
gold would go up to five hundred. A Louisville
preacher—rebel, of course, is among the used up
Ile started out with twenty thous
and dollars in geld, which belonged to his wife.
T h with milts on early transactions, he need
as a margin,and got to be an extensive operator.
His ventures last week used up all his margin;
and left him high and dry, with a large debt to
Manage. We would refer this rebel
He
to
the, history of Plistroth's lean Clue. He will re
collect how thetie devoured the fat kin; and
were still unsatisfied.. lie might preach a prac
tical sermon ern' that text; by way of Illustrating
the iniquities of kohl - gambling, In Thaw of this
collapse, and the hopalesa condition of the Con
federacy, this clique of rebel gold gamblers must
bea gloomy set Of Individual , ' about this
Otactitaatt Cornsnatiid.
The oad Colored Brigade.
The gratitimpecUMlo of reviewing the first
companies of negro troops formed in Richmond
game offing was anticipated, on Wednesday. It
'was Witnessed, we ate told, by a crowd of jubi
lant citizens, eight or ten thousand strong. Two
surgeons from the hospitals where the negroes
- wens recruited were in command. And the Ex
aminer records, with pardonable, emotions or
pride, that surgeon "Tamer's company attracted
'most attention. They were about twenty strong,
and app eared in the square In charge of a ser
geant. iarthermore, "they appeared to ap
' predate their position." Tney do not seem to
Lave been exactly what might be called picked
men. There wee, in fact, rather a variety of
stature, style and coloring observable In the
ranks of Turner's company. "They exhibited,"
says the Examiner, "all sizes, from three feet to
slit feet six,
while the complexion ranged from
black down to .gingerbread and 011ie." The pa.
rade exercises, we hive no doubt, were worthy
of the occasion, for we find that the enthusiasm
of the Richmond populace was altogether on
bounded. This colored armament Is doubtless
one of the surprises In store for Sherman—lf he
should venture Into Virginia.--Y. T. Times.
Tun Tree or Estionserox.—The scenes on
the levee just now are quite suggestive. Hun
dreds of Itissonriana of the rebel oersuasion arc
leasing with their "traps" foe otter States, and
hundreds 6f the 'sturdy yeomanry of Illinois,
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and of other States
further east, are pouring in upon us. 'The
court river boats are carrying emigrants to Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado , Idaho,_ Montana, NC=
cadet and California, besides leaving hundreds
along the river banks in our own Mate. The re
ports which reach us ever? day from the lute-
Hoer betoken an anparalelled activity in land
sales in every county. Thp regions which haVe
been most Jrequsutly ravished by guerrillas are
as mneh iraght. after as any oer, owing to the •
correct Impression that land I s very cheap in
such localities. The Infusion of this extensive
free State clement Is calculated to irive Missouri
a long start ahead as soon as peaedhl times are
telly restored everywhere in the laud.—St. Laois
ihmoont.
A CUMILEBTO3 MINISTEI6.—"Rev. Dr. Por
ter," says "Carleton," was pastor of the Church
of the Holy Communion. He was especially bit
ter against the rankoes. lie called upon his
people to fight to the bittei end, till the streets
ran with blood—to perish in the last ditch. But
he 101 l Charleiton very suddenly last week, go
ing to Cheraw, probably in search of it. Per
haps he will find lt, for Sherman Is in that vi
-dnity.- He turned over his house to the care of
in English lady, 'where we obtained lodgings.
In the morning I found the old negro cook very
jubilant at something. She was dancing ia
great glee, laughing; holding her sides, - and
making extravagant demonstrations of joy."
"What pleases you, aunty?" I asked.
"Oh, MISS; Pee tickled to link dat Massa
Dr. Porter, who said dat no Yankee eber would
set his foot in dis yere city, had to cut for his
life, and dat a Yankee slept to lashed last night I
Bless de Lord for dat!"
UNPAID REQe I$ltlOlSS ON TIM GOTSIMMEST. —
Tilt, New York Commerciat Myatt:re of last eve
ning says : Statements bare found thek way
Into print to the effect that the unpaid requisi
tions on the treasury amounts to $300,000,000.
The. Secretary of the Treasury will shortly set
tle tile Misrepresentation by a statement of the
debt, showing that the unpaid requisitions,
which m February were $130,000,000, have been
wholly liquidated, and that a balance of 590,-
000,000 is in the bands of the Treasurer. From
the time that Jay Cooke & Co. undertook the
management of the seven•thirty loan up to
March 230, the Subscriptions for seven-thirties
amount to $153,503,330, leaving unsold of the
old keno only ahoutAl4,ooo, ooo . This large In
crease hya.enabled the treasury to place Itself...ln
a better - Welt kfirard its opon creditors than
hes been realized at any perltxrdf the war.
- -
A CAPE bas been tried In England, which tum : d
upon the question whether the word "team" ,
meant a wagon end horses or the horses only. It
sfa. decided to mean the latter, and the Duke of
Ilarlherough, who was the plaintiff, lost the
Suit.
PUIRiNC JMOTIGES.
DRA 1.1 DBAFTI--SECOND
WARD, ALLEORE?/ Y. There setil be s
meeting of the enrolled men of the Second Ward.
wt the SCHOOL ROUSE, on WEDNESDAY
NIMIT, to make a FINAL EFFORT to get co:-
rt.t: cm sufficient to the quota of the Ward.
BIER SUBJECT TO DRA FT this Is your LAST
Cli ANCE to
rovesa volunterr with &bounty. If
this meeting p a failure no further effort will
oe esstie,eltber by the Committee or the officer
g for our Ward, bat the whole thing wilibe
abandOrrid. TLis notice la given. so that all may
know bow the matter stands and act stecoraingtre
'By Orderef tl.c Committee. mh24tltd
EXCEL $lO - 11. INSTYZIFTL—AN
English and CM Weal S choo fo Boys sod
Ghia, Iron City College Building, co l
rne r r
of Penn
sad St. emir Arent,. Tenth
COMALFAC6E MONDAY, April 3d
A few addition.) pupils will be admitted. Tot
me., call,at the luetitute or addneu for
et • nEv. VIA. ti. GHAT.
re ht.Slawd Principal.
-- a - t - 1i• - .711iF ; E - R 7 1 . 1 1-- EMEXT 13
IV}UTE L 1113.-200 bble for sale by
form B. OANFIELD
ji Lbla prime White Beaus, for
-11 ,
■nle by J. B. CANFIELD.
y
T.lOl INI.-1.0 bbls Homla for sale I:py
A- 1 - ohm/ J. B. CANFIELD.
RUTTER.
A.,f bblo Roll Ratter;
L 2 boxes do, for soh by
sob2o J. B. OALNR/ELD
FISH.
60 half bbls White Flab;
100 do Leta Hating;
6,600 pourds Codeah;
0 /I"barrels Mackerel{ -
60 hat bbls do; (oriole Iry
J. B. thiNFIELD.
UNDRY CONBIGNMENTB.
t. tfd barrels Prima While Beans;
• ' 90 do Eliot Heater;
WO do Green Apples;
10 do choice iUhimpagne Oidor ;
do Sweet
to do;
do • fresh Roll Butter;
. h dal fresh Egp;
a do prime Lard,_.
410.saehs White Rlddllags;
In steed and for sale h
-Intao FETZER & ARMSTRONG.
noNstorimaarrb.
20 boles Lemons;
do do Ossa_spwi
Ll° boxes 11. Oswego,
se. bats Orab Older; _
-Peach Mow Potatoes, to
4111° b isl= seeks;
soti boa& Primo Whits g la asy Beam
000 do - Primal:op BYOB Amen
do ewes boxes &Woe
bbts easier Bell Patter; .
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.717Eir ADrERTISEJNEXTS.
A LL THE MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
ar uvxr S,
ALL TIIE DIME NOVELS,
AT IitRIT'S,
BLANK BOOKS,
AT HUNT'S,
STATIONERY OP ALL RINDS,
AT IiVNT'S;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM,
AT HUNT'S
OIL ALPS AND WAR MAPS,
GOLD PI.NS, BEST MAKES,
EVERYTHING AT LOWEST PRIORS,
59 Fifth Street, Masonic Hall.
sDhso
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PROCLAMATION.—City of Pittsburgh,
se.: is accordance with the Provisions of on
AM, of the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of. Pennsylvania, providing for the incor
poration of the City of Pittsburgh and of the vari
ous supplements to mild Act, I, JAMES LOWRY,
an., Mayor of said city, do issue this, my procla
station, for a special election to be held on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL, A. D. 18 6 ,5, being
the fourth day in the month, the freemen of the
First Weldor sald city. qualified to cote for mem
bers of the House of Representatives of this Com
monwealth, will meet at the usual places of hold
ing 'elections in said Wald, end erect by billet
under the Act of Assembly relating thereto ONE
MEMBER OF THE COMMON Ct./CHOI'. for
the First Ward of said city, to fill a v,enney area
sinned by theresignation of Abraham Fryer.
Gives unchr my hand and the seal of the said
city of Pittsburgh. the Md day of December, A.
D. IESO. JAMES LOWEY, Jo., Mayor.
nth:WM
PORTSMOUTH ISIX CORD
American Spool Cotton
AMORY'S ENAMELED SPOOL COTTON
'I hese threads are warranted of superior quality
and guaranteed to measure mm yards In length.
tan be had In all colors and number.
Manufactred by the PORTSMOUTH. STEAM
FACTORY , a nd for sale by the trade generally.
CUAIII.ES AMORY dk CO.,
66 Sturraist rect., New York; 166 Devonshire street,
Boston; '516 Church sheet,
mh2l:3meed
1 1.14 (INF ATI I;P: II -PIPE AND
SHE LEAD VOHS&
bi'CORNEICK & GIBSON,
No. 3.9 Mast iloTisitki. Olt
CIXCINNATI, OHIO
Make to , order PIPTy4 AND 6IIEITS of any
required weight and site.
Skeels per square foot, 2% Um., and upwards.
Pipes, calibre, % inch to 3 1 ,4 inches. Also, very
I.IOHT 'PIPE for Hydraulic Ram and for &Ma
ng wells.
We would eneeldly attask the cull , n - of Plum
Mn and Proprietors of All Works and Oil Wells
totatfe6md
DWELLING IN ALLEGHENY.
A DOME TWO STORY BRICK BODE
ono large lot, corner of Allegheny and Wertarn
Arenne, In an ureseeptioasbie nelghterhood, on
the line of the Allegheny and Manetnater Railway,
IS OFFERED FOR SALE,
Immediate Possession.
Lot (rotate 160 feet on Western &venue and runs
Fut WI feet slang Allegheny Avenue. Apply to
S. R. BRYAN,
09 FOUETR STREET, (Burke's Itu
0; 012 9
Er4,NEDY'S BALIIDIEUM OINTr
K
AIEhIT
Cures Shit Rheum.
Cures Scald fiend,
Cures everreiseme of a
Rot or Inflammatory Nature.
CAVANAPOIPS PILL SALVE
KRI cure the most obstinate more of either kind
of Pile; no matter how bad the caw, may be.. For
tale at the
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
to the 'Market Rouse, Allegheny, where also may
be found a One assortment of Pomades, Perfumery,
Telles Soap; Dressing Combs, Reit Brushes,
Tooth Bruabmd, he.
soIAI
THE DALTON
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
KNITTING MACHINE,
The simplest and most entries Knitting . HuhPre
over Invented. 'lnstructlone free. Cell and ems
them in operation, or sand for dreams ant sam
ple.
• • E. P. CARPENTER.
GENERAL AGENT, SI FIFTH ST,
CRA.M.PiGII OIL COMPANY
Producer. or Crude and Xanutecturere of Batumi
Carlo* Oil. Benzine and Lubricating Oils.
WORKS OPPOSITE SHARPSBURG
Office No. 69 HAND street, PPITSBURGH, Pa.
W. D. CIIIDEMLA-N, Supt.
162 m _
BREWER, BURKE &
oomktussLoar ICEROHANTS,
Globe, Pacific and Liberty Oil Works'
Liberal cash advances mode oa cour . istimeats o
Refined or Creeds Petroieum.
br. DVOIESIVE WAY as4l yerrcocx
.!GIUNDRIES.
1 - , 20 SOU Prize Hominy;
20 do Smoking Tobsoaoi
to do Mute White Beans; •
16 do Roll Battery
11 do Chsotositta Older;
IA do Older suitable for asking vluegert
6 do Clover Seed;
8 do Flax Seidl
60 do Dried Amplest
WO bones W. B. Meese;
100 • Hazelnuts do.;
In stare ad for sots low by
HAMLET k VAN Goyim%
dal No. NI Marty street
°WORT ADRIFT.
AN OIL BARGE
was drifted on the property ot the subscriber tear
Verner , ' Stella% oa Abe Allegheny Valley kelt.
road. day perms salsataa the was
away
prove
property, pay dunes sod take her away. or wilt
M sold according to law.
GEORGE Itloll3l'.
290 PlOB
6.8011 T *ALMS* LEAD,
seetweei aal for gale by
AL =Amyx GORDON.
No. In &wood street,
IrALIJABLZ OIL AND COAL US.If
T agar flAr Ws IS aores'ot Land, la Hook
laadYummy wooly; Oa DM Had
•Onsek, alx sales bon YraalrllaisO4 coao Rik fro
alieguar Moor, oaalaialog vela of opal • •
ores, to [oar loot, In! kao boo Woad la pa •
labat HAIL
B. BR
Ma 'IN
. 'S 13. NOLAN REAL WAIL
telya am nue es
vi/
oeseseseseets me Olt/
sad la Ilal=to In& NoMy kla 4s et
"PIa FIBTY. T 8 D ,ltirr '
4imansarr, anjrsr_jutir Gran
emu.* iitris.l=4
&MD PA21.64:10.1111:
j tut, ig ui. 4.l.immikr •
I r l V a IWI
IMEMBEZEI=E
NITED STATES
7-30 IL. o a it.
THIRD NATIONAL BANS.
artier of liood Strittl and Virgin Alloy.
FISCAL AGENT OT THE UNITED STATES
and SPECIAL AGENT of Jay (Tooke, S. Agent
for the sale of the
Seven-Thirty Loan,
FORLAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE,
AT HUMPS,
Only Loan in the Market
AT HUNT'S,
U. S. 5-20 SIX PER CEXT
GOLD BIIANING BONDS
P ase `oat aga C0M112.1351011. allowed to all who
urchlin.
J. B. LIVIROSTOR. Cashier
rntaktt
THE GREAT PWIPIER.
ITEMATANAI,A.
blues the introduction et mediame. the edicts 01
disease has perhaps been the subject of moire so.
sout and wientido consideration by the mod
learned of the profession than any other oonnected
with the taws of the Great Creator; not • few hair
contended that all diseases have their origin In the
:Romeo; others, the uf,, the body; Miler+
egos, and by der the guateetninutier,contes4 and
reason that the 111.0tID Itsell le the very fountain of
life—that if U becordvi impure, in Its
Wont forms—Scrofula, Cancer, U then lcer*, disease
grA., Appian
sun indeed, experience io treating to, etaa die
cues byyurffying the blood and thereoy elscUstg
their eradication and cure, prove Ude to be the
correct theory: many upon which theory, the med.
Mine now known CI 9IMIA.PANAI 2I , wen composed
end brought nto tprutice, producing the most gra*.
living results.
Its use soon exercises 'nth a matted over
SCROFULA, ULCERATIONS, PIMPLES ea
site FACE, TETTER SALT RIIEUDI,.
LIVER COMPLAINT, LOSS ow
A..7?PETITE, DYSPEPSL!,„
ERAL DEBILITY,
RILEUMA.TLWAI, GEN
am. ac.. he.
as to give, from the time it is Ord taken, ensotue.
&gement to the patient, by making both seen and
felt, the ;rood It is about to accomplielt. It was
thought best to nut It ut. tn bottles at We. and $l.OO
eacn,—es many persons are (Reposed to try an &ru
de but are often deterred at the espense,-40 the
trial here can be matte at a moderate outlay, and
satiety the purchaser that the article la
what Is claimed far, it to be, Met the greatest
sacsn antra 11T=. broturht before the people,
Delkate Females will bud in it tno medicine they
nerd
That the public may form some ides of Its peat
liar curative merits, we nursjoin list of the princl
pal articles of ichich it Ii comtiosed, with n alto.
description of the AIMS and adaptation ef
ken from the highest authority known to
oleace.
EIGNDUR4S SARSAPARILLA
la rued with.► beneffetal effect Incases of Meek,
tiara, Scrofulous Aftectlous, Corona°. Dame'
and *Ma depraved conditions of health.
Ia tonic, dierretle, aud aperient. It eu a sped*
action upon the lirer, exciting it when languid, ti
secretio. It has been much used In Germany St
&mums of the digestive °mann
lODIDE POTABIIOI.
•
There are few diseases in Which It has not Mind
beneficial; it le need in Scrofulous Affections with
greet benefits It hoe also been need with mustiest°.
con in treatment for Inflammation of the Nye. I
generally Inereancs the appetite and flesh.
Are aromatic, teak, iuml highly latlgeratiai la
eases of Nervous Debility.
Is . opoetally Talu'abla In Garnet of Scrofula sad
Rhenolatlsin. •
Are advantagronely need in eases of Eateebled Iht•
gestion, but are especially eyplienble to easels of
.¢eatel Debility with weak appetite.
It acts favorably as an alterative In llthronie AS
(retook Chronio Rhenmathua and obstkutte DM
salsas or
s he. Salk.
• • • • •
•
The balance of the (broads s withkehl. as •ye
tectlon against frau&
For sale by
SIMON JOHVBTON,
OOH. 151ICTRFIELD k FOURTH . RTC.,
GEO. A. KELLY
savgeg pm Intelligent Pity
at the above maim.
r MU:ME, AND
OM AND WOOD OHMS,
Pittsburgh.
Opposite E. Edmondson & Co.'s, and
iv An,
ALEXANDER VERMIN & SONS
Now Occupying Their New Stores.
23 & 22 North front2l. •M 21 k 23 Letlll.4 ew
PHILADELPHIA•
Having been thirty years In thetrade, and know.
ins all the manufacturers In this vicinity. would
solicit consignments of WOOL, WOOLEN
AIMS, and COTTON YARNS, and will ;asks
advances, c en t ann u m . all shipments at
h e rate of six pern. per m. fekusaid
NICCORD a CO.,
Wholesale Dealers la
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
PTrTSBITRGIT,
Bare now In atom the largest and most complete
stook of
•
Ever °tend In the west. Nesetsr. are rommeated
to evil Cad examine our gosh. will be sold
pia() OBAIEVB
AND BARGE YARD;
(Mg Street. Alle
mum •
gPORTEMBIVB IrEADQUAZTIIIIS,
111 WOOD STEM. t
et am ouin
his sphistidl stook *C_ POW111811•PLASIOI
NUM BISLTII and PO DRILIC imams
s .d su mmation a 4irtia kb& lSu . s tookls Ur
sill Pi t brought (41 this tasettat. - ostl •
:istut:=2lll id. ' -
ildmi .. • r: 11..votame fitle.
Imam"
' , 0118
,v•smers:outir
AND TILE
CONVERTIBLE INTO
DANDSUON
L 1 YE_VDEr nowraut
WINTER GREEN
CALVOMILF EIAWERS
r=l
Pittabaigh. Pa.
Selling at reduced prices,
WIIOLESXLE OR ERTAIL.
JAS. W. WOODWELL.
Nos. 97 and 91k THIRD STREET,
Ufa tti Forum tcrit.Esr.
I30ODS• FOR FALL SAX%
I=l=2l
AMID STREW.
I JUL
wpcb3virrmaxcncrais
ruP. nit Luiz.
The beat and thewet HAIR DBES.
SING AND RESTORATIVE In the
market; Prepared only by
IS. W. FUR a MI, at Valera' et.,
Allegheny, and for isle by Drugglita
generally.larbant
OUT! SAW UM
c UN
Kg bbli Chides Tasdiy Tient
• •-• te buss W. It. Owes} -
L 7 4a Conti
' SO *do: Verdi Meat istiatsest
ila•brt•aat ter maks .
rlttoz,
Oahu:litotes Mathews.
eta. W sal stroll.
itit igli sn=ta.e...twismokuirman
law irmal.G.fttisteet-'•
• ,111ft0. ,. /.lr
Giwsotausannufs:,f:' ,
____ _ _ _
; s ;: I • Q.--800 AO' Me 4We
etas utZi" Wsina
5t 100 , 1 4 011 0 1141. &P li t i rtlEk
e go SU ~fall&
ADrEßTlsr—ved r
ORMAN NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh.
COIL SES'ili AND WOOD STAMM'S
41.110115TV9 HOTELMddent.
SPRINGE3I IIitREAUG Vise President.
IFEOR I 3I6 6. =PLY,
This Bank Incites the accounts of Banks, Bank
ers and others.
Goyerzueent Securkttes of all kinds bought sad
sold at eurrent rates.
As SPECIAL AGENT of Jew Cooke, subsortp•
Sloss irtll be resolved for the
Popular 7-80 Loan,
Chl► loan ix Row Whig absorbed ►t the ?AU o
13,401:100,01:00 Pew 7Jetar.
and ming convictible tato ftendwenty bonds
which are now at a premium of over NUM PER
CENT. It iroonsuends itself for its superior advan.
tags le all who seek a ante and proltable
meet. •
Liberal commialions on thin lean will be allowed
to all dealers la Government securities.
GEO. A. PELT, Guider
feildf
FOURTH NATIOZLI.
arlDAWartt Pam
Prrzsztrzaz, rebnury , 100.
NOTICE
PAVING BEEN APPOINTED
S4pecital Ag , ent
JAY COOKE.
U. S. .Agent for the 7-30 Loan.
We otTer this desirable estment in imms suit
purchasers. The notes ore in sums or
$.50, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO and $5,000.
IMEMI
Transferrable Aug. 15th. 1867,
FIVE-TWENTY GOLD BOND
ALT P 814.•
These deaiable eettuitlas are selling at Umtata at
$4,000,000 PER DAY
AND IN A VERY SHORT TINE
Will be at a Premium.
Sir To Books, Beakers, Brokers Trost Com
panies, Insurance Companies, 'menu, wee Pnr
Chase to Dell again,
•
li Metal Commission Will be Paid inl ail
l l esirehle, safe hoped eand pvery
rodtelle se one w .uavest
1d W. n this high
JAMES O'CaMOl, Prodlent.
S. D. ECERRON. padder.
COUNTRY BANKS.
FOURTH -NATIONAL BANK,
II S. Government Depositary,
; Prrramm.Cia. Febraery My 1846.
This Baulk invites cormispaadanas and accenata
Cross
COIIIIITItY HANKS
Ilitaixowv ATLI
t3peoial and Favorable Facilities
scrra A 5 szekaps
EIMEUST ON MAIM
Furnishing U. S. 7-80's
11 4 4CONIL 213111=1134'%.Maia.
JANCES• O'CONNOR, President.
21:==1
SPROUL NOTICB.
FORTH NATTIAL BANK,
V. S. Government Depositaries
•
PITTSBURGH. relituarf tM,.niss.
nth Bask Is outhoirizett to rooeini lime%
PAYABLE AT 10 DATE NOTICE
(After 80 Days.)
Bearing 6 Per Cent. Intccest,
AND NCILNDIN MONITOR WRY
Hot. F. B. SPINNER'S
.(V. 15. TREASURER)
CERMICHE .roR TB 111111
It le
hoped ttat this saw AND DNSTILANLE
arrangement will most 'MAUI° favor of the entire
eonuannityl aid ea the advantage of obtablag aLs
per cent. Wend on mosey payable as above, cow
meads paelf, Ina • large deasad it; seam
will be obtalbed tor lie eirreiressigh
JAWS OVOSSME, Preidant,.
.
B. D. Enastopr, made:, •
case -
PROPOSALS, ARE INVITED, AND
•■• vim be rimielveig,by the Committee on StrorK
ths City. et Alkitien y,' until WZDNFADA.T,
the ith day of Am% ler the grading end Mini of
Fremont stresi,ln the Second Trar Com Ohlo
arcane to Wend Lana or oily linet together with
the amemary abiewalke and atirWoM.. Also, at
the game time, proposals will be rearm! tbr the
building of a sewer on the Etat Comma from the
east side of the Zeit Common Wash.
legion street, to the Canal, where it at
moues An.
demon street. And also, a sewer on the West .
Osman* fro. Um railroad erosaleg of
Avenge to apoint Intermit* the sewer already
soma:noted- ea the fleet Vomitory a Ottani* of
about one thousand fest. Plane wd epoggesUone
of thembole wrrir ma t Se seen at the °Moe of the
sricounre L FM in Um Olt, RIM
Propagate will be ban either to A;Hugketf,
Meet Omemimbraer, at 101 IX WEIGHT, Chair
man of-thlannuties ea Skeins. aildMad
narao_yzp . .. ..
V lg Litils Pain . e b:
IILoP ..lbli
-111/11 ONLY ]P GIL lloppord Its
pa gum p_
.moroppipt — iloiWir
tcrt It i rkasso MP. - Po e asaiipat'i
4114.4110141011 a to snolttaka bY ra T iw rw
imilblp IrPtalin PPP to tp sod
tale Ps topppostiPP!•ll Pi PP
' !PIPPO. pill JIM MIMS at lOW
I -7, ..:: Pe. 1 W ad i" Militietibl-77' 7,
1. irilL usitapop!..;
olet,.
1 p
s ... , Vie
,-,- ~
T?...9 3l 9 KG ! ailiii *l - , ;:- i ~• --. .:'
.4
;-: 1111111 a MiiiilleliMiel i .
earailli. reatiosento:iirinia - - Alil
- ur ItT, %Mt
Mrs =iesters ari ra l=nr roil
Visevairt tor Martistotirri .
itattrial sat irre.
amiss diam 111Vtaii
ViltEr;-211 tterostiltaitikalenaMat
NIX
1.14"1"111 5Ulle ft lIIIi
sat
i .dl3i ERTI9~.'aE MT9:
BTATEB
7-30 3L.CD.A--INT.
By authority of the Secretary or the Treasury,
the uuderslytted Ms assumed the (amoral Sub.
seription Memoir for the sale of United Staten
Treasury Notes, bearing serer' sad tam teath
per cent. tamer., per mauls, known as the
EVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Tail* ?rotes are Wand ander date of Angaat lahe
Oa, and are payable Wee yawl Qom that time;
as enireney, or are converttble et the option °ICU
holder into
6.20 EA Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These bends mohair worth a premium of nine
percent„ including sold interest-from Noronha;
these mates the actual wont on the WO loan, at
,current rates. Winding interest. about ten per
'vent. per annum. besides Its ernagetos from Mete
and stantripa .fium wean ads from OW bt etrer
per cern, mere, awarding to the rata levied on .:this
property. The interest is payable smal.aunnaUy
by coupons attached to each note, which Itl6l, be
eat off and sold to any bank or banker.
The interns: , ammmts to
One cent per day of a $5O note.
Two wilts " " " $lOO "
Ten.
20 " " " '2lOOO "
Si MOO
Notes of ;di the denossiostiorm aae•rd will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
This Is -
THE ONLY LOAN IN ILAIIKET
now ograred. sacred by the Government. arid It la
conlldently expected till. Its superior advantages
will make it the -
Great Poplu Loan et the People.
trio
Lees trout C 00,000,000 mania nosedd, wklek
probably be disposed of within the nest SO or 90
daps, when the notes will andonbtodly eolarssuid
premium, as has untforo ly been the ease ow closing
the subseriPtions to ether Loss.
In order that the Nilsen of CYST town and
section of the covntrir may bo afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Bank', State
Beaks. and t'zirate Bankers throughout the Done*
try have general agreed to receive subscriptions
at Dar. Subscribers will select their owe melte,
in whom they hale confidence, and wko only am
to be responsible-for the deuvery 'at the nets* fo
which the; receive orders.
JAY 000E3.
Sultseriptioti Agent, nil/146).01a
Subeerlptioas will Ye received by the
First MMus! Nana. MOW"
Semi
Fourth
Cason% "
Pule a Nunn% National MN. Fittstarnet. Fa
Fltteberalt National Ran of Oonunerra "
Iron COY "
Trailessitas
Mares Deposit "
Faun
kileabeas
PCSOW
Serena
.Pint
retsaiid&w:r
■ ►!!Kate/.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Thus SPEAKS OF THE
Wheeler Ar.Wils all
Sewing Machine;
Which should be considered by, those who desire .
to purrhise the
BEST FAMILY SEWING SWIM
• We are having a great many inollain for Sew
trig Machines from various parts of the country,
and ea we cannot conveniently reply to them all by
mail, we have thOught it proper to state our spin.
ion in regard to them in this public manner. - We
have used Wilson's patentmanufactured by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company. and I
we can any In regard, to It, that It is without a
rival. It is simple, not easily put out of order,
and, in point of effectiveness and finish, no other
machine stands ahead of it. We state this muck_
in regard to the excellent machine upon our own .
responsibility.
This Company hue6;eade and sold during the
last three months, 10,t75' machines, and are now
producing and selling Hi) per day. They vary in
price from s's to gldo, the medium priced ones sell
I best. In their business there is over 0,000,000 in
vested, and they keep 1,009 men regularly employed
manufacturing machines. The system pursued is
.the same. as that adopted in the inanufactiire of
arms; every piece is made to • gulag% and conic.,
quently the Rats of any machine may be trans
posed with those of another machine of the same
size ; or abould an accident omit, the broken part
cni Immediately be replaced on appllastion the
onic.
Salesroom No. 27, Fifth St., Pittsburgh'
mb..2111f
JAMES BOWN,
188 Wood Street.
r•litlikriars,234, Now,
KARIPFACTIFEER OF
BUROVIM BORING. TOOLS
Sinking Oil, Salt and slier Wells•
T4orarnintard aviii; onto vorLl9Bl, IDNIANA
• AND UM =OE =oN.
wMAL mi=o imam
Wltkoltah artistes aa zeoessatiN soadest . era.
117 4 M.41 13, EUL IVEZTE4
i3VILISAMs U.
111 11" AM , , imams,
LIJSE4 I= El go. - .
BOPS% LLCM, AND •
civcriac zisszairZeick. W 326
vt ot vidlit LW, onstiatto ta iton,
:NSW GOODS! ;NEW PEW
•
- . Dung & sLAci;
- •
ma 28 au 30.1ia bk. dilegisig‘
rir6'iiss itorr fa
=;: a =o=rv i IlLad erier i x
Vantiveresikriess
vatas..=l=apse 10$101.-:
• all a isasi mite no mi.
`"" k t t la u brilar raLys
'.*C944 243 % ' :I• s;
mailim = 4
aaresaksa apspimweci
- , ,
ma% - „ laralS4
GREAT
SALE OF DRY GOODS,
J. M. BURCII-.IFIEIJYR:
No. :2 N. E. term Fourth and Market Its,
IRISH POPLINS 01111&P,
FRI:NeII POPLINS OREA.P,
PANOT acs HEAP.
BLAOK SILKS ORBA.P.
Mozambique* fOr es., Mid at 41141.
for ale, sold at
Do. for We, sold at Ste.
Dremmileits - for ' 71e, alt at 911.105.
Do. - fozBl.oo, solit ' WM.
CaWoes r ezo, sold. at Ma
Dualists for, Mie. sold at 411 e.
All goods reduced end closing oat. Reatoodtee
the place •
o. 72 N. E. Corner Fourth and larket Eta.
rah2l
BATES p
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NEW SPRING SHAWLS.
NEW SPRING ALAPAGGAS.
NEW STEAM
21. - 21. ,
irlft3a 'Street.
A good quality of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
for 87 3!...4 . oass.itas.
110IISE FCRELSITING GOODS,
Wholeale end Ilftail • -•
BATES &
N EW GOODS I NEW GOODB
are just opealag a splendid stook at
NEW SPAING GOODS,
amoig whiok wink bond.
NEW STYLE BUGLE-GING . AND FRINGE._
NEW WIDE BELT RIBBON AND BULTICI.ES.
NEW TUOR AND SIDE DOMES.
LADIES NEON TIES, BREAST PINS.
LACE VEILn, GUIPURE, LACES,
EMBROIDERED & LAOE. HAND GOO KERCHIEFS
EMBROIDELUES AND WHITE DS.
SPRING HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
IN GREAT PROFUSION
AND AT
R=l:ol7 4 == ll
cThe Ladies , are respectfully lasted to lave us
asrearly call. . • . ,
MAcRUX & GLIDE.
VI:MARKET STREET
JOB. HOMO & CO.,
DEALS= IN
STRAW. Ma) MILLINERY GOODS,
. -
Ribbons and Bonnet Stlki,ilswerina Titmminp
Embroideries, Law Goods, Bandtereldefs, Fussy
Oooas,,..llainistal Bidets , -Lale' . obi °eat' lau" "-
aunt= Goods, Bead • Gimps - and Onmisseits,
Worsted Hosiery. and Gloves, HMS Wank No.
ttons and Small Waresisna now:ripitavisitimis
Fret assortment at •
. • • - •
.I"Eir• BPRIAG GOODS,
.
which will be found antwaally , atttsetive.
Having beenpurehßsett et LOW.GOLI) RATES
we tee over.SPECIAL INDIIFOSALESTO T
2 4 •7c0 lattriiiii*asessat
will at all times be . totuill.well supplied.
Ws solicit a call from •
Menhants, Milliners, Pedlars,' and the Mat,
being confidant that we can salt all. -
JOS SOME & CO.
TT and 11 MARKET STREET
BALE.
ag 3D ND MP 3ft.
Undershirts at $2.00, •
worm. *coo..
Drawers at $2.00,
worms OLOO.
SUCH EMT -VII& 1111ILT lli lii.
EATON; MA.CittliE & VO;
re about. St down of mild_extembrai4 WHITS
UNDERSHIRTS and DR& weedy allwasi.
wi t de= from l
shod jgb. to I lb
Immediaa as seek akki.
that
We olfer them at much lees tkantliat they aaa
to mated and we believe them to be emtal.te asp
thing In market at ea Mt.
Tie reduction will be made for ocinatirr-on•
shirt or one homing at the Wee rate. •
These Shirts_ are a Ilieat Bargala.l
•
BATOR, MACRIIII a CO.,
17 and 19 Fifth street.'
"DUPLE; ELLIPTIC KIEV
Undoubtedly the Best in Use,
IS FOB SALE
WHOLIRAMI MID RETAIL.
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