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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
FRANCE.
e.
PARIS, Sept. 9.

Prince Jerome Bonaparte arrived on sunday
at St. Cloud after his long cruise. his maJes-
ty Immediately presented nsn with the great
ribbon of the legion of honor.
Seft. II. The general opinion here is, that
Mar Is unavoidable. They speak Of the de
parture of the Emperor, as all event not very
distant. Lord Lauderdale is still mere. Ere
quent couriers pass between this and Holland,
and 1t is believed She will be called upon to
take a considerable part in the war, which now
threatens all Europe.
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"A BALLAD-gy Thomas Moore.
THE LAKE OF THE DISMAL SWAMP
WRITTEN AT NORFOLK, yIR.


"7Hey tell Of a yoaag man, z0to lost his mind
upon the deatA o. girl he loved, and ssAe
suddenly diaaraearins Jaon his Jfienas, zvas
never atferzvards heard o. rs lie haa JTe-
quenfly SAID, IN his rarlng0, i.as the gi'l 2as
MOI dead, tut gone TO ne LiSn.at Scarf, at
IS sal!f0sed he'haG stunaerea INTO thai arearF
wilderness, and had usea D hunger, or been
toSt 5asonat Of us dyearyjfut nio1usaes.
They made hera grave, too cold and damp
S FOR soul SC warm and true;
And She's gone TO the lake CT TIE Dismal
swamp
Where, al night long, by freely lamp,
" She paddles hel white canoe.
And her FREELY lamp / soon shall see,
6 And her paddle sooIi SHAH near;
Long and loving ou1 Ire stai be,
And III hide the matt i'll cypress tree,
When the tootstep OF death is near %
Away to the Dismal swamp he speeds
lis path was rugged cid sore,
Through tangled juniper, beds 81 reeds,
through many a len, where the serpent feeds,
and man never trod before
And, When on the earth he sunk to sleep,
II slumbeT lis eyeliels knew,
Helay, where the deadly vine doth weep
It's vsnornous tear, ard nightly steep
Tie flesh wiiti,l ttj;steriag dew!
And near him the she-Holf stirr'd the brake,
And the copper~snake breath'd in his car,
TIL he starring cried. from ,,is dream awake.
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St. Andrews Society.

THE, Members of the St. .6ndyezv's Secie.
tn, are requested to attend regular quarterly
,neeting, on TUESDAY next, at Mr. Gads-
bus hotel, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
By order of the Presidents
John Ramfay, Seey.
November Ia. DAT
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N O &c E.

The Stages between Alexan--'
dria and Richmond, will trav%
on SUNDAYS, until the pun
lie are notified to the contrar5oam1.
The Pefrsetoysr in
Oh.
aWtlJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, November 12.
Latest Foreign [atsZM.gence.

Latest F0fssgn la5sE5SgeNce.
The arrival ., Boston OF the brig By
field, captain Foster, in the shoT, passage
Of 81 days from Copenhagen. mas put US
10 possession OF Enropean iotelligence TO
the eth Of September. The following
are TRANSACTIONS from the papers received
by this vessel:
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GERM
FROM TIE GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE GERMAN PAPERS.
Thels,e Prussiaa minister at London,
Slr. jaeobl, who had proceeded On his
journey home, has arrived at Hambatgh
and, it is believed, iatsnds returning ias.
nedia'sly 10 Eaglaaa.
The French t,oops on the Rhine and
Maine are 10 motion and part OF them
actually passed oyefso the right bank OF the
litter river at Fransfers.
The French smPesoR's body guards have
quilted the palace OF ST., Cleud, aud been
fsplsced by other troops.
The treasures of the cathedral at Mum
Ser have been removed 20 Msgdsburg tor
safety.
From the Hamburgh Correspondent.
September &c.
The number of the Swedish treops in
Gutenberg increases and II is said, are TO
0sJoiaed BY body of Prassian troops.
The Prusslae minister has frequent con.
Ttences with our cablaes.
Morning is said IA the German papers
siaye to Austria
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tinen.al War, Capt. Foster was desired to
report, by his merchant at Copeahagen,
thar the safest calculations mighs bs n.adc
on the certainty Of lie commeacemenS, aad
a srrong probability sf its long eonsiuu.
ance.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
ITALY.
NAPLES, August Is

MALES, August Ao'
!. The junction of the French generals
sla'seua, Reguier and Verdier, leaves the
sosnY no chance ofsuceess, Il is said the
'cvantages obtained by the different corps
y the army are SO decisive, that our OF
soooo French, who were on their march
: vi Naples, by way of Ancona. 10000
ave received orders TO halt aad to tall
ss All these auxiliaries had already
zen rsadersd useless, and even those thas
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Wanted to Purchafe,

VVdHLCU 70 C&I O1101Ss
a neat GIG and H.AR.NE SS--one with
Springs and Top will be preferred.-Also a
good HORSE.
Unity to the Printer.
November IL. s1W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14

~ PALMER's Packet, will
fail for Norfolk on SATURDAY
next, wind and weather permit
ting.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14

The intelligence LATELY received from
Europe, evidently prePpaderafe towards
the point of WAR; the following may ao,
be deemed an incorrect comparison be
tween the prospects of
IDlD MN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04

emf! Of .fia year, only by the
pay aents on account OF the
is,nrlicau ciaims, assumed bv
The conven,ion with France,
ard as the whole aaaount OF
those claims which remained
unpaid onthe 3oth day OF Sep
TENDER last, will. in This est.
mate, be stated amongst the
expenditures Of 1906, the
whole of the above mentioned
balance may be added TO the
receipts of that year, VIZ.
Making in the whole an ag-
grega,e of more than eighteen
millions of dollars,
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4e,665ssf !
ie, aSt4@ J

/, is efficiently evident that Whit one ! y n
Of the national revenue is neceGariy ab'ote'.
til. payment ofinteyef, perievcriog spp''''' :,
Of TIE reieurocs, afforded by fsalons o. pe''s' 4
PROPERTY, to the difchsrge of the prin.ciga', !,
the manner directed by the legilataIs, IS to- s,,s
ly efettuai mode by which the UniIea ~ ri
can ultimately obtain the foil command u .se
revenue, ard the free dilpofai Of all tnen l t;,
ces. Every year produces q diminatI0n . Fe
ref aud pofitive increafe Of reyehnc' - j.
years more will be efficient TO d'chafge =.
di,ion to the animal acknowledgements on IT'D
per cent. and deferred ltocks) the r'n'. ;rM
the Dutch debt, and the whole OF the 's Gop
cent. and four and an half per cent nh OIL
As the portion of the public debt v ,e Il. IS
then remain unpaid will coaiis' o " o.
per cent, deferred and Louihana h0'A'
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Medgterraneaa Fund.

Il appears by the statement
(B9that the additional duty of
two and an half per cent. on
goods paving duties and ad
valorem, which constitutes
the |" Mediterranean Fund.- y
amounted during the last six
month OF 1904, TO 563o3s dol.
lars. Aud il is asrertained
that the amount of the duty
accrued during the year end
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04

;nr on tie so,h day Of June
eip,een hundred and FIVE was
nine hundred and ninety
nine thousand. This apparent
produce will it is trae, De di-
minished by subsequent ex.
porta,ions, but it is believed
from a view of the value OF
,he.goods imported in 1908,
and 1904, which are charged
with that duty, that the fund
may be estimated as prod uc-
ing nearly nine hundred thou
sand dollars year. II that
estimate be correct. the fund
will ultimately produce, dur
ing year and nine months
commencing on the ist day
OF July, elSntecH tiui''''eo CO..
four. and ending on the Sist
day of March, eighteen hun
dred and six, one million i've
hundred and seventy tive
thousand dollars.
The expenses heretofore
charged on that fund have
been viz.
PAID in eighteen hundred &
four, to the said department
under the act constituting The
fund, 525,ooo
Paid, in 1905, to the
said department, by viz
tue of the I'd session
Of the act of the 25th
January 1905. 5000
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Making altogether fifteen
millions four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars,
15,A50,ooo
100000.
100000

Itappears from the proceeding statement
that the permanent revenues OF the United
States will, during the ensuing year, ex-
coed the permanent expenditures by sum
of more than one million of dollars, and
tina. the monies already on hand, together
with the temporary resources Of the year,
viii, after leaving The sum which it's al.
WAYS necessary to keep IN The treasury, be
sufficient to discharge the rasy DEFICIENCIES
and the whole amount ofthe claims assum-
ed by the convention with France, the
large receipts Of last year rendering it un-
necessary 10 recur for that object to the
loan authorised BY the actof the 1esh of
November, 1908.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04
Public Debt.

uOEC DCOts
The payments on account OF
the principal of the public
debt have during the year
ending on the 5oth dav Of
September, eighteen hundred
& Gve,cxceeded four millions
three hundred and seventy
seven thousand dollars, as ap-
pears by estimate (D.j 4,sT,3o3 SO
The two last instruments
due TO Great Britain aud de
incoming TO one million Sc
ven hundred md seventy six
thousand dollars have also
been discharged during the
same period. 1.77e,ooo
Making in the whole a re.
endorsement of more than
millions one hundred and If
ty thousand dollars. 6,152,898 SO
Asthe expectation of the spece necessa-
arv ITO discharge the last mentioned install.
ment, wostd have been seusiblv felt, il
was found eligible to pay it in London, il
conformity with the authority given By the
act of the third of March eighteen hundred
and FIVE, and the operation was effected at
par, by the bank of the u. S.
1t appears by the same state.
ment (D.) tha. the payments
on account CT the public debt
from the Isl April 1861, the
sch September 1905, have
amounted 10 almost cigteen
millions Of dollars. 1885, go 49
During the the saa,eperiod
there have been paid to G.
Britain, IN satisfaction and
discharge Of the money which
the United States might haze
been Liable to pay, in pursu-
auce Of the provisions of the
9Th article of the treaty OF
1894, 1864, 600
The balance in
the treasury a
mounted, On the
1st day of April,
1905, to 4,7o5,o52 So
And on the solh
day of September,
1905, to 4,575,654 81
Making an in.
crease of a,7sl, sol "a
From which de-
Quoting the pro-
ceeds of the sales
of bank shares, 1,ss7,eoo
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1,115,OOO
Making altogether million one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars, and leaving
an unappropriased surplus, estimated at
four hundredi& SO thousand dolls. but which
will be more than absorbed by the navy
deficiencies above mentioned. The mo-
MES actually received or TO be received in.
to the treasury on account of that fund pri.
or to the list t.y of January 1906, are est.
mated at about SIX hundred thousand dois.
The residue will be received between that
day and the first day of March eighteen
hundred and seven; and credit has been
taken for sum Of nine hundred thousand
dollars on that account, in the proceeding
estimate of the receipts Of the year eight
teen hundred and six.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04

Leaves for the increase a.
rising from the Ordinary rese.
nue' 4at.oot i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04

Making, in the whole,
difference Of mere than lwea.
ty two millions of dollars in
favor of the United States,
during that period Of four
years anda half, 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04

Leaves for the Increase a.
rising from the Ordinary reve-
nue., 1897 M 81
Making, in the whole,
difference Of mere than twea.
ty two millions of dollars IN
favor of the United States,
during that period Of four
years and half, 22,ii27a,,
In order to give more general ~,
concise view of the receipts and eSDrnx
lures OF the United States during ,rc f..
years, commencing on the first day Of
pril, 1901, and ending Gu the slst day i I
March, 1905, than can be derived fra,t
the annual printed accounts, stassnss
marked CID and several explanatory stat
ments marked Gil to H 81 have been a
ded to those which usually accompany tia
report.
From chose It appears that sum of6h
millions six hundred and sixty seven thou
sand four hundred and sixty seven dolh,
and four cents has been paid into the TIE,
sery during that period, viz.
From duties on tonnage
on the Importation of foreign
merchandise, As,t74,S3saI
From ali other sources Gin
Guiding 1,596,171 dollars ard
as cents, arising from the
sales OF bank shares and OF
pabIic .vessels.) $4,000 q
5o,6sz467 g
And sha. the expenditures daring ta
same period, have amounted TO fory.nle|
millions six hundred aud sixty Eve thou
sand 6ve hundred aud twenty seven doianE
and fifty six cents, which have been dnE
bur,ed for the following purposes
1. Less than one third Of he whole ha (
been suficien, 70 deiray all the currenttnE
perces of the United States, viz.
For the civil lit and
all domestic expen-
ces Of civil ma
ture, 1886, IA 7S
Fer the military
Establishment and
Indian depart
nent, A4o5,I9a 20 Z
Fer the naval es-
tabliiilmens, 4,842,6s5 IL
For the exg-nces
attending the in-
tescouree with TO-
reign nations, 1,o7I,437 81
Amunsing altoge. &
ther to 14,1o5, $50 o. r
4. Near one third was neceis. Il
airy to pay the int-rr6 on the pab- s.
lie debt, viz. I6,z7S,7oc e.
On which fubjed i: may nor
be improper TO obierve that part
of that fun, amounting TO 3.i6o- Il
ooc dollars, were paid on account
of the iEseseh on the deferred flock,
charge which commenced only in
the year 1901, and was sheretore
in addition TO the annual fun
wanted beiere ehas year for the
payment OF in,rreit On TIE public
debs..
Z. More shsn one third, and
which may be cuGiidercd as the fur
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4;575,ooo
1s,o75ooo
EXPENDITURES.

The expences OF the year 1906, which
must be detrayed out of those resources,
are. ike the revenue, either of perma.
nent nature or temporary. viz:
The permanent expenses are esemated
At 11,45o.ooo dollars, and consist OF the
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following items, viz.
/. The annual appropriation
of eight millions of dollars
for the payment of the prin-
cipal and interest of the
public debt, of which more
than 1000, coo dollars will
be appsicabls to the dis.
charge OF The principal, and
the residue to the payment
OF interest,
9. For the civil departAenta
aud all domestic expencesot
a civil nature, including IN.
valid pensions, the light
house and mint establish
mcn,s, the expenses of sur
vevlug the public lands, the
third iustalment of the loan
due to Maryland. and a
sum Of 10000 -dollars to
meet such miscellaneous
CLAIMS as may be allowedby
congress.
5. For expences incident to
the intercourse with foreign
nations, including the per.
maoent appropriation Tor
Algieys.
4. For the military and ln.
dian departments, inc'ud-
ing the permanent appropri-
atoms for certain Indian
S. For thenavale establishment
Exclusively of deficiencies
for the service of the years,
1904 and 1906, which are
estimated at 100000 doh
lars.)
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The extraordinary demands,
Tor the year 1906, amount to
four millions Of dollars, viz.
The navy DEFICIENCIES of
1894 and 1906, as above men
toned, 500, GOO
And shebalssce Of the
American claims
assumed by the
French convention
which remained un-
paid on the goth OF
September last a.
mounting to $500. 600
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r & P O. r q.

II obedience TO The diyscticas Of the act
surpse nentsry to The acs-en,issesh 80. Z IN ..
ACT 10 establish the Treasury Depart
mens,D the Secretary of the Treasury
respectfully submits the following
REPORT AND ESTIMATES:
REvENyE AND RECEIPTS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
S. JACOBS
~ u = y I-|NI
Hin 6 FC X SAL y

Has FOR SALP,
GUN POWDER of superior qaaIity, BY the
Reg.
8. J. Ratrers himself that from his attention
in procuring this article only of an excellent
quality and the reasonable rate at which he sells
1.-THE will not only merit continuation of his
customers, bur be enabled to supply (nuch 10
their sa'isfaaion) all those who are in the habit
Of retailing it.
Oaober 29th, 1908. If
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Fashionable Goods.

Ready made White Satin Pelises
---- various dark coIoured silk do
- Fl renee Silk and Satin Spencers
- elegant Soufie Dresses
Rich Brocades and Figure Sa,tins
Plain figured Lenau and Pique, Muslirs
A handsome variety of plain, check'd and s,rip'd
3arsnets
Ladies' Tabour'd Neck Handkerch'efs
- Lace Sleeves and Shoulder Ornaments
Which, with general assortment Of SeasonabIe
Goods, are offered for sale, a, moderate prices, BY
M. e. b. MYERS.
Richmond, oath Dec 1905. If
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Geo. Watt

ITAS removedfrom the store he formerly oc.
J. eupiad to briekhouse on the cross street
leading from the main streetto Shoci,oe ware
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis.
pose o. on r,oderatetenns, bywholesale,
Tire foilo5ume Nrticles, VIZ:
Loaf and Mu,covak Sugars,
N. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac. Barcelonaan Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior qualify,
Molosses, Ginger and Fig blue,
Young Hsson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizcs--And
The remainder OF his Stock Of Dry Goods
consisting principally OF articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell an a credit of s, 8 and 9 months, for
np'es negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour Or Hemp.
Cash given fer Tobacco.
RichxIond, 22d March, 1905.
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For Sale.

TINE subscriber will sell at public
4 Sale, on the 9th day of March-The
TRACT OF LAND, wbereon he now lives,
lying in Halifax county, containing BY estimate.
on about 700 acres. There is on the above traa
rs much cleared land as will employ six or eiyLt
hands to advantage large two story house.
having three rooms aud passage on the lower
floor, with The sario number on the upper---a
good kitchen, wotkhouse. granary, stable, and
all other convenient cat houses--Also, a corn
mill, on small stream, which adds considera.
bly, 70 the value of the place.
On the same'day and place, viii he offered for
saie Is valuable SLAVES, Consisting Of men,
women and children.--Between 80 and 40
head of Cattle--about 5 or head of Horses.
among which is young stud, four years old
next spring, of the Medley blood--also, high
bred Mare by Old DIoned, six yeats old mex,
spring, and horse colt ont Of the said mare,
got by WhiP,ayear old in the spring.
The terms OF the sale win BE-, one half in cash.
and the balance in two instalments Of nine and
twelve months. The sale will be on the land.
William Thompson.
January 10, 1906. vv6,s
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Marshal's Sales.

To be Sold, Car ready money. under decree
OF the Court OF the United States for the
hfh Circnit in tile Virginia District, between
Pnineas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Eze.
KEEL Edwards, pilf and David Ross and others
defts in order toraise the of dolls o67 SO,
due and pay able on the first day of July 1906. and
the further sum of dolls, 1865 &C, due and pay
able the hrstday of January, 1906. that valuable
and well known estate in the county of Bote,ourt
called 70 RI LEVI S, stated by said Ross
to contain 2609 acres.
The sa.e will take place on the premises on
the 9Th day OF February next.
Also, on the 4th day Of March next, will be
sold, under the aforesaid decree, at the Oxford
Iron Works. in the county of Campbell, num-
bar of valuable SLAVES.
Ben. Mosby, d. M. for
JOS. Scott, M. v. ID.
January 13, 1906. tds
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Joel Johns.
L,E
Hf THE GOVERNOR OF THE colsMoEwzALrR
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION

M HhREhS it is represented 70 the Execu.
w tive BY he Keeper OF the Penitentiarv.
that two OF he prisoners ,herein confined. 70 viii.
JOHN IRAmSi..i ana ISAAC HARRIS.
nave made iheS escape from the Penitentiary !:
hive' therefore, thought fit, with the advice Of
,he Co"ich OF State, 70 issue this Proclamation.
ne,epy oherlpS areward OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each ~
either Of The said prisoners and for ,heir deI,y.
cry az the Pen''entiaiy; and do. moreover. en-
ION all officers, civil and military, and exhor.
,he GOOD people Of the commonwealth 20 use
their best cadcavors to apprehend and convey 70
the Peni'en,isry the said John Tran.bls and I.
saac Harris.
GIVE nunder my hand, with the Seal Of the
u Sc commonwealth annexed AT Richmond,
this Sd day of February, 1906.
(Signed)
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Wztlzqnl So Mary Lol7ege-

= NE sem:-annual examination of tbe e-,,,r
boys and stutent9, will commence on the 1Irh
OF rus month; and the visitors are reminded
.nat oy their own resolution, they are 10 NICE, ON
, .ns same DAY; TINS and other business Of inn !.
Por'ance to the interests ofthe Gorge. il ;s no
ped will obtain their purctuai a.,entance "0'
u,,c Samuel Tyler, Rector.
Williamsburg. Feb q
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Forty Dollars Reward.

ny UN away from the subscriberliv
Al ing in Granville county, North Carolina,
IN March last,t bright mulatto fellows; one
by the name of hartley, about IS years of
age. has batlitle to say, and appears TO be ve-
ny humble he is = tolerable good Shoemaker
and C&per about feet 10 or IL inches high,
and nc is we'll set negro.-GEOpGEi is about
g years of age, about 6 Feet high, spare made,
but very active negro. fond of drink, and v%ry
forward saucy fellow. exped they have OBJ
tanned free passes and will cndeawor to pass for
free negroes; j, is probable they are lurking a
bout Manchester. Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen m Manchester few days past Any
person taking .hcrn mp and confirming theH,in jail
SO that get them. shall have the above reward,
or ~ dollars for either paid blythe subscriber.
LEWIS HEMING.
June 5th, 1905. IF
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