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HoRRiD SUPERSTITION.

Extract from q Calcutta paper OF
Sept. lsi5:-About a fortnight ago,
a distressing accident, well calculated
to place the horrid superstitions ofthc
natives in their true light took place
IN the town of Burdwan. An aged
I,indoo ofthe Kulwar, or spirit vend-
ing tribe, his widow, an old woman OF
e, in compliance with the Customs OF
Der ancestors, and to prove her last
ing attachment to the deceased. re-
solved on sacrificing herself at his
funeral pile. The fasgcts being
heaped up. the preliminary ceremo-
MES concluded, 4 the body ofthe de-
juded wretch being amounted. with oil,
she was led to the stake. and bound
downby a strong cord. Fire was then
placed under the pile, the lower part
Of which soon began tn hlaze. The
fame had no sooner assembled to the
body Of the deyotee, that she began to
struggle, and soon succeeded in max
ing her escape, in consequence of the
rope by which she was secured having
been consumed. Being now at liberty
she rushed precipitately towards the
police officers on duty there. piteously
calling TO them to save her from &C.
straction. She was led away amid
the murmurs ofan interested and dis
appointed multitude. and after Ian.
guishirgin extreme pain for two days
paid the forfeit of her blindness and
FOLLY.
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ing which they never feturneu Sill
|gle shot. But at the moment our ca
|valry and infantry were marching IN
their pursuit, the division Of Clarines
700 strong, had penetrated into the
| city from the southwark, as far as the
principal square, and having re-occn-
pied the bridge, obliged us to dis
lodge them from house to house. This
operation lasted till near night, not
lwithstanding it was executed with
the greatest rapidity and valor. In
one of these assaults, the famous
chief of the Charabs # the 0rinoco.
Manure, had the misfortune to pc
IRISH in the midst of the Spanish
troops, which he had attacked with
a resolution worthy of his valor.
The result of this action has been
the most glorious to our arms. The
only Spanish army which existed IN
Venezuela has been completely beat
en-. Their loss in killed, wounded,
prisoners and dispersed. may be cal
lcula.ed at one halftheir forces. Their
Idisorderly retreat will cause them to
lose. the. rest, since each corps He'd Sc
lparately, as time and circumstances
permitted but for the approach Of
night, they would not have saved a
man, for the ardour of our troops IS
superior to all eulogium the &C
ltions of each individual are worthy Of
a place in history. A handful of men
have beaten whole corps. The Off
GERS of all classes have distinguished
themselves in a heroic manner thus
we have to regret the many killed and
wounded in proportion to the soldiers,
who do not exceed thirty; among the
former capt. Canine. lieut.. Tillaroel
and Tachon, and ensign Carbajal; of
the latter, Col. Hursado, captains Ca
Izorla. Contreras, Bombardo, and
BalIares, and Ieutcnants Maccna 4
Gonzalez.
The consequence ofthis day will
be the speedy occupancy of the capi-
tai Of Caracas. All the Llanos (cat-
tic plains or Savanas Of the interior)
are in possession of the troops Of the
Republic, which march through the
interior, while those Of their head
quarters take possession of the capt.
tai withoat the least o5sticie.
Head quarters at Barcelona, Feb. 9.
(Signed) p. FREGTES,
A true copy. Acting Maj. Gen.
(Signed) PEREZ. sec'ty
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L1s,373.OOO

In reading the above statement we
do not see how the Establishments of
the Army and Navy could have been
reduced lower in the second year after
the war, and more particularly the
Army, after the designs not only E.
WINGED but acted upon, of the ReyOlu-
|tionists to destroy the whole frame &
system of our government. If to have
the suffrage ofan opponent in their ia
vOr be an honour to ministers, they
possess it in the person Of Mr.. Tier
Iney, who had takenlast year the pro-
babIe AMOUNT of our establishments
at 10 millions, about 700, COOL. higher
than they are now taken. by Lord
CastlereaSh.
7 The Prince Regent gives up 50,-
COOL. of his income this year. And
the ministers abandon a portion of
their salaries, a circumstance highly
honorable both TO- his Royal Higbncss
and his Ministers, for as on the one
hand, we do not think that the ex-
pense Of uphoidins the dignity and
splendour Of the Crown, and of such a
Crownas that of the British Empire,
has ever been two lavish so. Oh the
other. We haze always thought that
the salaries of our ministers are made
quate to the rank they hold, and the
duties they have to discharge.
We believe we shall hear no more
# the French Loan having been qua
ranteed by our government, after the
reply Of Lord Liverpool to Lord Lau.
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We have unpleasant Indian news
Accommodation was yesterday made
to the executive of this state, by Gen
Mitchell, agent for Indian affairs.
that he had just received Authentic
information of the Semnoies, or Flo.
rida Indians, being thu perpetrators
Of the murders noticed in our las.
paper, and of their meditating fur,hcr
mischief. 1t is known hey are hes.
tilcly disposed towards the United
States and it is believed their pre.
datory and murderous incursions up.
on our frontier will be renewed and
continued, till they arc awed into
submission by the presence of a com.
petent military force, u shall be aie.
quately punished for .ueir late az
gressions. Had only a art Of the
regular troops been removed from
Camp-Crawford, as should have
been the case, there is no doubt the
Indians would have remained guie.
and peaceab But on the whole
being withdrawn, which their igno-
rance of our character ascribed 10
fear, the latent sparks of discomfort
were easily kindled into flame, BY
the Vaccinations OF a British emiisa.
ny among them. Precautionary
steps, we presume, will be immcdi-
ately taken, to secure from danger
such parts of our frontier as may be
most exposcd.-Geo. Journal.
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EaITH, HOPE, IND LOVE.

FAITH, HOPE, md LOVE.
Faith, Hope, and Lore, were questioned
what they thought
OF future bliss, by pure religion taught:
Now Faith BELIEVED it firmly to be true,
And Hope expected SO. to ind it too;
Lore answered, smiling with generous
glow,
Expect !? believe kaoV it to De so
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and proved particularly fatal t. strar
gers arriving. Nearly q Thousand
men are said to have died in Tie rsr
rison at Bridgetown, alone, dariyr
the period OF its continuance, and on
board the shipping the mortality was
proportionably great ; many vessels
being almost stript of their crews,
The contagion is supposed TO have
been imported in vessel from the Isle
of France,
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A most destructive fever has pre-
vailed in the island of Barbados for
several. months past, which has swept
OF a large portion of the population,
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From the Baltimore Federal Cq.eGt
CoMMUEICATED.
Hartford. HGrct the 25M, /

Hartford, ucrct the 25M, 1877.
SIR-Your letter Of the Goth O.
November last is IA my hands Con-
stautly travelling from city to city
TO excite public attention in favour
of the deaf and Snmb. and to so!Ici.
funds from generous souls. re-
ceived it in Philadelphia and long
time after its date. l did not an
swer you Immediately, because |
had then nothiHS interesting to 10.
form you concerning our institution
but now all being ready TO receive
the deaf anu dumb, l can better an
swer your enquiries, and send you
this circular, which l trust, viii
give YOU all the information vow
may want concerning our school.
Considering the American deaf and
dumb as any brothers. and deeniing
it my duty TO be their interpreter
ill hcy themselves can express their
own ideas, i thank you sir, for your
kindness, towards tic young and
interesting, William Workinger. /
am glad TO hear that be is endowed
with considerable intelligence, and
tha he has much improved under
YOUR care 80 that if ne comes to
our school l have no doub he viii
improve yet more.
If you know some other deaf and
dumb either in Baltimore or else
where, / shall be much Obliged 10
you for telling their parents and
friends 90 longer to be afflicted st
the misfortune Of Their children:
the Connecticut Asylum. which will,
We hope, soon be common to then
all, vii repair the defects of nature
] am. with respect and considerae
ton. sir, your humble and Obed''
servant,
LAURENT CLERC,
Mr.. JOHN CREERY,
Laacasterian Teacher, Baltimore,
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From the .SeU-Y0rk z. Post.

foR7-'1O-rhiEeE' %Sa 'uar'H' 100
yUessrs. Ripley. Center & Co..
GENTLEMEN,-We are requested
by Mr. owner of the schooner
Mary, to inform you that on the voy-
age from Savannah to ST. Thomas, he
was overl,auled. and captured by the
'privateer brig, True-blooded Yankee,
under CHILEAN coiors, commanded by
captain levitt, on the plea of having
Spanish property on board, and sent
into this port where he arrived ON the
9lh HIST. Sap'aih ae"i'.' ""o "iin1u u
INC sauie ua.; iiN.nS .I,a' IL -. u ~.
uo ho'hih5 "i.h e!t',ei IHo +i"! VI
her cargo rGiinleisneu Ills Ii","I "
both; when on the loti 'hst' the wary
was seized by TINS government, oe-
cause she had been captured ana sent
in here as a prize, than which, a more
UNJUST act was never comnIttca upon
the flag oil any nation-protectton l.
supposed To be due to the American
flag in the ports of Hayti-the case Of
the Mary proves the contrary.
The Irnc-B!ooded Yankee, it IS
understood, has ne er been TO thai
country (Chili) whose fas she sears,
but was fitted out at Ncw-York, and
after cruise from 5 to 4 months made
this port to refit and obtain sup
pics.
We are, respectfully, Gentlemen,
Your obcdirnt servants,
ID. CukREf AND W.
REMARKS.
We publish the above letter which
has been handed to us for such pur-
writer respecting the unJustifiable con-
duct OF Potion. The Pretence Tori
seizur" was futile and wholly unVar-
rantable. At the same time we can
not refrain from expressing orr an
'ioi,." : ~ ,p. .1;.' " p 1,. ,,' VIZ"
a.. a. '"t ~. , . u" - 80.
WI VI '"o H'"si ~" 'aiioi' NV.
inc pre'ei'ce VI a'''ihs ,'e sa1se VI tut
oHAn,sn Patrio,s' >e9S.'s N i'roe ha,s
Deeh ntteu OUT ny cer'di'f ihu''iue'isI
IN our pof's anu haroors' 10 come d.
Saihs' Tue '7PHh,ar'9' wherever u'e.
are iouna upo" 'ne o.ca" . . W"en
Spanl"rus 81. ,", i QUIZ, t ale tnS"
10 o,Salt'ulnteu .. 'iie,l onJe.' p'u"
aer' 'hey uePreuaee oh 'neIfoMn eoHn-
trymen; II 'hese ia"isss ou'ra5SSI
are not ny some means suppressed
swarms OF pirates from our own
shores, Wal soon rival TIE Alge-l
rines.
Extract Of letter from gentleman
at Trinidad, in Cuba, to his friend
in New-York, dated Feb. 90, thcl
original of which is In the posses
sion of the editors.
:. Fortune is always in a capri
cious luumor, when treating of my af
fairs. She holds out the lure of
fame. honor and fortune, and while II
am vet crashing at the pleasant vii
sion, the Illusion vanishes, and l al
waken in the clooms of poverty andl
.AIasi nv csuntry moor yenezue-
=, ou l:
~ TO act upon! lhy chlicrcn navel
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LONDON, Feb. 8.

Yesterday was a day Of which the
country, the House Of Commons, and
the government. may justly be proud.
Lord Castlereagh bro't forward his
motion for Select Committee Of FL
nance.
|, In the very clear and able speech
with which his Lordship introduced
his motisn. he took an ample view of
the different establishments, and stat
ed what reductions it was in the con-
Of government to propose,
in the Army, the Navy. the Ordnance
and the Miscellaneous Service. The
following is a recaPitulation of the
Army saving Ll.7S4.0O0
Navy ditto s,7I7,O0o
Miscellaneous 100000
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Norfolk, April9.
We are gratifed 10 learn that an
order has been issued from the Ma
w department, for the Immediate
discharge of all hired slaves or CO
Toured men who may be retained as
lab0urers, or servants IN the Sa'!'
Y ards, &c. Of the uni:rd States, sna
forbiding in future lhe employment
Of any others than white persons
Thisregulaiion will extend the meaas
of subsistence to a large numbe" @!
poor and industrious white men, ous
Of employ, at the same time that l.
will prove An eifcctual remedyagsin't
a system Of speculation, said to have
been proftably exere sed in q GER
taiH quarter where the government
has paid full price for services wbieh
had been previously bargsined tor
at less than one half, or perhaps
one third of tho pay, &c. establi'bca
by law. II will 10 recollected tbs,
the President 10 bis inaugural
speech, declared his determinal'o'
10 keep.a strict eye over the pubic
expenditures, and to overhaul ever?
agent Of government whom he mISh'
and misusing the public ,roney .
:. and that accounts for it,
Herald.
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DUTCH BUDGET.

A Brussels article gives the esti-
mate of the minister Of Finance, for
1877. The income is calculated al
1900, 900 forms "a form is about
Is sd. stcrling) and the eXpences at
100000 fl.
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derdale in the house Of Lords last
night. The latter nobleman wished
to know. LIST, whether tire British go
vernment had either directly or indi-
rectly guaranteed the repayment OF
the loan-and 2ndly, whether minis
tiers had informed the contractors that
they did not consider themselves as
under any obligation. at any future
period, to stipulate for the repayment.
The Earl of Liverpool replied, that
the British government had not only
not guaranteed the payment of the
principal or interest OF the loan. but
had not held oft any hope that either
now or at any future period the go
vernment would consider itself as UNI
der any obligation to interfere for the
purpose ofseoaring the fulfilment, by
the French government, of its engage
ment with the contractors. The an
swer is perfectly conclusive. Our mi
nisters could do TO more.
The funds continue ITO fluctuate !:
Consols for account opened at IS 3-s.
The extensive spectators wished to
realize the large profits that had &C
crued by the late advance Consols
i'm consequence declined to "a S-4
at 9 O'Clock they had again attained
65 l-s. and scarcely any person would
venture to become what they techni-
calIy term bears, from the great
reductions in the establishments, and
the peculiar favorable reports of the
finances.
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He's rich, and he alone, within whose
breast
Contentment dwells. an ever welcome
guest
But he. whatever be his wealth, or fate,
Who knows her not, is neithe. rich nor
great.
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e.. b.
Ditto, ditto, Ireland 100000
CARBOHYDRATES $500, 900
Ordnance l,246,000
Navy 6,397,O0O
Miscellaneous, G. B. and 100000
Ireland --
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Total saving 6,5o1,Oe0
SUPPLY.
Army 7,05c.O0o
Commissariat & Barracks. $4,000
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India Goods and Rum.
John G.. Laid & co.

John ". Lauu q W.
Have just received BY schooner Ne
Packet and slcop Renry, and will Sc
on liberal tcrms,
Ii hhds au,. Il barrels N Z ron
6 bales Burboon gurrahs
9 do Luctipore baslas
do Chliiniliy do
DO 0cmercoily 10
| do fine ito
do Nov sannans
do Auzcnsea mamoody.
Dec L.
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Richmond, Feb. II.
Virginia Legislature,

90 Saturday, the house OF dele
gates passed 3 bill respecting the
arrearases of tho land tsx.-ihis
bill repeals the former obnoxious Law
in many of its most important fea-
lures. and allows the land which was
sold to be restored 10 the former
.proPrietors. the purchaser receiving
his purchase money, with seper cent
interest.
A motion vas made in senate to
reconsider the convention bill. when
had been rejected. After a long ar
gument, the motion was lost.
The bill for equalizing the repre-
sentation in the senate and also E.
qualifying the land tax, was then Tux
en- UP and most ably urged IL was
finally passed about sundown, ayes
40, noes 8.
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Notice

Whereas did by an assignment, date,
Goth Novcn;ber, 1916, transfer 4 assisr
to Bryan Hampson aud Go. and 'I'hona,
janney u Co. for certain purposes there.
in mentioned, all my books, rights, Gre
dts, etc.
Notice is Hereby giyeL to all persons
indebted to me by bond mute or book az
count, that the same is required to- b.
aid to JOAN d. Brown or Robert Harri
SON. who alone are authorized by thu
joint assignees to receive the same.
William Hatton.
December 5
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LONDON, Nov. 81.

Several English gentlemen of dis.
tinstion were present at the b itish
ambassadors at Paris. when Nj de
|Talleyrand made his vehement sorfie
against The French ministers Mr..
Canning the Earl of Mansfi cid,
Mr. li"ruey. and others. Our cor
respondent states. that M, de Tai
|Icyrand com i1ined Of the inconsis
tency Of the Kings conduct. The
next morning NJ de 1allesrand re-
ceived letter from the duke Dr. IL
Charte, sisnif,ins the Kings plea.
sure TO him that he should ne ap.
pear at court again, II is said he
will also be deprived Of bis pest al
Chamberlain
THE Duke de Ia Chartre, first zen
tleman- OF the Chamber addressed
yesterday evening the following
letter to NJ de Talleyrand
sir--In consequence oftac pub.
lie conversation which you held will
the President Of The Chamber ofDe.
|ruiies in the house Of the Ambassa
dor Of a foreign power. I inform
you, that bis majesty la ordered me
10 notify TO you, that yOu need not
lagain present yonrsesfst court"
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Old Wine, &c,

The subscriber has added to his former
stock Tour pipe. Of high favored 6 year
old wine from tho house Of Scott, Prinsle
Veitch Il Co. which he solicitS trial OF
III STORE,
J.. p. Madeira wine in pipes, hal
pipes ard quarter casks from each of ,ht
most celebrated houses in the island.
Port. l.. p. TeneriRe aud Sherry wine.
Old Cognac Brandy, Holland gin
with general assortment Of liquors and
groceries, for sale at reduced prices, BY
JOHN II. CREASE.
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
Februaty ) d4teOH
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Fer Sale,

S1'iAT Substantially baiii & elegFaF,'
Z. y iitished three ,,"ry Sr'ck Hfs|
igg Hopse on Va,cr.sir.-t. fcf1"HH
the residence m the ia;e T.. Atan5'
nth which will he sn'A. either co-j"N,.
y CT separately, tie a,!iniui"s '',"N-
LIT. 30 feet GW.t aud 20 feel Atrp-
The terms Of sale viii De very aee''"A"
dating TO the purchase. 10
II thi. proi;c,tzhc no, sud Pr,iOu% \.
to tie 18TH 81 Ma next, 1t viii the" ~
Ipr iiehi and possession given ;Hin's''
aiely thereafter.
Application may BE- nsde IA
]. l.. Mkenna.
april - dst&aswtf
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS.
West India Intelligence.

.
We have been favored With a filt
Of the Curasoa Courant to the fourth
of Januarv--from which We hav,
selected the following:
CURACoA, Dee, 81.
BY an arrival from 81. Thuma.
we have collected The following item.
Of intelligence:
4 french frigate had arrived d,
Pc tau Prince from France, with
proposals from the king. and y re
quest that France might enjoy free
commerce with the Presidency oil
Hayti. The nature ofthe proposal.
we haze not learnt, but understand
they were not accetied to.
| A French merchant ,essei had ar
riyed at st Thomas, from Bordeaux
said 10 have $4,000 stand Of arm,
n board Several officers, who
served under Bonapsrle, among
whom is the fist aid de-eamp ofMu
at, had also arrived at that island
1t was surpassed they would joir
the insu gents on the Main.
Three sIoops and q felucca. one
from Margslits, and the Others from
Aux Cages, we're cruising of 81
l'Fhomss, which were constantly an
noying the Spsni'h / sde with tina,
Island aBd 81. Croix.
The following is an extract from
10 journal kept by a gentleman OF
board the american schooner Friend
ship, Shain, master, from which i
will be seen that she WAS four tlns'
detained aud twice plundered duriuJ
her passage to this port.
Sailed from the Delaware on th,
'ls6th Of Noyembe. Notbing mate.
rial until Sunday Dec. tst. lat. so
80, long. 90. so, At 10 A M. saw
three sail about ! leagues distant
bearing 9 W. they were standing
least, they then altered their course
and stood 8 8. K: About half pas
two they came up within about tu,
miles or us. and. hoisted Spanish co
lours and fred gun at us, the sbo
He'll short. We then hoisted our co
Hours. sbd when they saw them the,
|shewed English colours. and fired q
us another gun.--We then stood ava.
before he wind. The second bri,
then fred at US, but his shot al 5,
fell short. We run from them unit
lhalf past three, when finding tia
they gained upon US very fast. ",
hove 10 the foremost brig then cam,
IMP within a quarter Of a nile, au,
Hired a we'll directed shot, which fel
within Ten yards OF our quarter. H,
then sent bis boat on board with 81,
men, eaeh Of them armed with
musket and cutlass, aud began plum
Idering the vessel Of small stores
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Public Sale.
Will be added to FRIDAYS sale,
! case Irish Linens assorted
: p. G. Mars.stler.
February i9
Public Sale
Will be added to next FRIDAYS Sale
at the auction store, corner Of Prince
and Water streets,
SUPERPlNE and Cd broadcloths
Cassimeyes, Stockinets
Irish linens, platillas ginghams
Cambria and leno mu.lns, dimltie
Mems aud womenssilk hosiery
ALSO
Queens ware in crates
Starch, herrings, gross and net
p. u. MarstelIer
Feb uary 10
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Public Auction

On Friday the slst instant, will b
sold at the auction office corner Primo
and Water streets, without reserve
on a liberal credit
The following French Goods
entitled to debenture.
1 case grapes assorted coiors
1 ditto leyantine handkerchiefs as
sorted colors with figured borders
1 ditto forences
3 ditto taffties
| ditto levantines
1 grippe and gauze fans
p: g: Marstellsr.
February 10
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A trpct Of Land containing 357 acres
more or iess, lyins o. Occoquan Bay il
the county of Fairfax end state of Virs'
MA, adjoining thr lands of Robert
Thompson aud William Mason. II j
presumed those DESTROYS Of purchasin;
will view the land and for thcmselve
Judge of its peculiar advantages. On
third Of the purchase nancy will be re
Cured in baud, the balance at IL, Y Il
months, with a decd Of trust to sec VI
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
Iiecember IA.
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TO LET,
OR FOR SALE,

Uh fOH MALE,
The House lately occupied by William
Wood, situated on ROYAL street, south
OF King street. three doors below the Of
fee Of Samuel Snowdsn, Possession
may be had the FIRST Of February.
Also, the House ] at present occupy,
to the east Of the above. For particular
esquire Of
Joseph Ingisi Alexandria.
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