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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZES JULY.
J, G. GREGORY & co. Managers.


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No 80, for iSI3.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, the
9Th Of July, lS43
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a CAKD.--Thc undersigned respectfully informs
n his friends and the public that he has purchased
the stock in trade Of Mr.. j. L. MckEAs, Successor
Of l.. Johnson,) dealer in Segars, Tobacco Snuff,
Fancy Articles, &c. Pennsy lvania avenue, between
4l-2 and 9th Streets where he intends keeping on
hand an extensive assortment Of the articles above
mentioned. He hopes, by strict attention to bust
ness and selling at moderate prices, 10 merit and re-
ceive share Of the patronage Ing and iayorably
extended TO his predecessors. -
J. NJ. DORSETT.
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I5-The inland postage on all letters intended TO
go by ship must be paid otherwise they remain ~
this office. WIN JONES, r. NJ
juyl-3t
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$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class N, for le43
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c.. on Saturday, the
18th Of July, ls43
BRILLIANT SCHEME
grand capital Of $4,000 prize of 1858
prize Of 2O,O00l50 do 1000
| do lD,000I50 do 500
do 7000I5 50 do 400
l do 5000l &c. &c.
rs Number Lottrry--I3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO--Halyes s5--Quarers 80 SO.
Certificates OF packages 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do &c Half do IS %
DO. do 90 Quarter do 80 so
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass 49, for l843
TO be drawn at Alexandria. d. c., Saturday, ODD Of
July, lS43.
CAPITALS
$50 900 $40, 600 S6,O00-s3, 500 W, 227-S3 900
~, 5000 prizes Of 81 ,00O-5U of $4,000
60 Of s400-63 Of 5000, sc.
Tickets Sl0-Halvcs S5-Quartcrs SO so.
Certificates of packages Of IS whole tickets, $3.50
Do do 25 half do IS
DO do 25 quarter do 80 so
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A CARD.--The WASHINGTON DIRECTORY,
IA being now in press, the compiler respectfully
requests all persons who have changed their resi-
dence since about the first Of April last, to inform
him Of their present residence.
Such as are boarding, and have been from ncces-
sity omitted, will be inserted on handing in their
names.
Notices in compliance with the above manning the
street, between what street, whether nearest the
centre, or which extreme Of the square, or VI at the
oornerl may be left at the ores OF Messrs Farqu-
hsr Morgan, Seven Buildings; MIR. James, corner
Of Penn. avenue and l4th street MIR. Cephane, cor
ncr of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, MIR
Patterson, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9lh
street; Mr. Stott, corner of Penn. avenue and Cen
ire Market Space Mr.. Delany, corner Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 10 street; MIR Callan, corner Of
7th and Streets MIR. lardella, Capitol Hill and
Mr.. Harrington, Farmers Hotel, Navy Yard
A. this directory will be produced IN the most ac
curate neat, and in every respect becoming manner
and as its circulation will surpass any thing of the
kind ever attempted in this city, IT will be superior
medium for the general diffusion of business cards
and advertisements, which solicited for the same.
Orders to be left as above. jun 27-eodu
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nothing they % be permitted redeem their lands. and
drive them oti. Will the member from Fayete and Niche
las say that this Is jastf Sir every State in the Union
protects their citizens and their land titles eNcep, Ngns,
who il rs wise ~ any OF them, and hope she will.
Mr.. Speaker know men who away from home,
and hunted names which held large claims Of lands
and for few dollars got deed, aud swndSd the whole
county, by showing that they had tiics-and has bee
done frequently have known persons purchase lands
three times and then no, have good title; and
and the member from Fayctr and Nicholas TO
give them n chance 10 sweep the whole country.
MIR. Speaker: surprised at my friend from Fsyctie
and Nicholas, whom have known for twenty yeas, and
whom believe to be honest But there
thing behind the curtain that is black. Heaven itself
can only express IL: cannot. member from the West
who lives IN the woods and who represents the peo
pie and the interests that the former representative
did, (he honorable Mr. McLaughn,) laborcd and prayed
hard for the passage Of the law for the protection and
settlement OF land titles in the West which have burdcncd
down the farmers IN particular by these large foreign land
claims.
Mr. Speaker inhOpes. your Eastern brethren
will support the passage of this bill. will shcw you
what great benefit the State derives from it, and what she
will derive from IL hereafter: particularly when the people
burdened down with such heavy taxes that they
hardly hold up their hcads-By examining the First Audi
tors office. To- the delinquent lands, the passage of
this law there has been paid in S23,5ii, and the
amount yet to be paid in, which $4,000 By ex
aiming the Registers office you will find that the quantity
OF land sold tor the last three years. five
or thousands and the fee accng thereon
amounts TO some $4,000: and the money which will IL
naly accrue upon the sale of said land fall short
some $4,000, which makes about Sl2OO00 during the
short time this law has been Forces besides the blessings
the Western people have enjoyed by the settling of their
land titles.
Mr.. Speaker; II true the member from fayeiic and
Nicholas has told this oer that in his two counties
there were slanderous suits than any Others But
SIR, what little know of those two counties know there
are some good and honest IN them. So therefore,
must pray To this House. like Abram of old did about
dom and Gomorrah, If there homes men in Fayete
ana Nicholas, save them two countless and am hopes
you will, by the passage of this bill.
After the TAKEN there 81 to save the Yves,
and Is TO destroy.
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FREDERICESRIRC

At respectable meeting Of the Wings of the Town of
fredericksburg aud the county Of Spptsyyanja convened
by public notice al the Courthouse the town OF Frederc
burg, on Friday the 9th day Of March, 1913
DR.. JONI II. WALLACE was called to the Chair-uud
MAtEEL w. CARrEg, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the purpose OF the meeting 10
be to appoint Delegates te attend Convention 10 be held
m the town Of Fredericksburg the 9th instant and To-
take such measure might be deemed cxpcdent to noni
nate Wing candidate for this congress districts whereupor
The meeting being addressed b. Thornas y. Barton the
following Resolution was proposed by him and adopted
with great uuanimy.
Resolved, That this meeting cordially approve tho nom
noton Of W.oughby Newton the Wing candidate for
this Congressional District, made hy the convention held
atappahannock the sh day of March, 1913 and pledge
their earnest support and cooperation Oh honorable
urcs % ensure his election.
Upon the adoption Of this resolution tho Chor app,,
ted Thos. y. Barton, Dr.. Hubbard T. Minor Ro Brirg.
and Geo. H. Waiie, committee wait ON Mr. Newton
and appse him Of his nomination., 20 which Mr. Newton
responded, by appearing before the meeting snd in an an
popnase and eloquent address, pedging his earnest ef
forts 70 advance SO, great which he stood commit
ted.
The meeting then proceeded pass che following resou.
tIOls.-
Resolved. That 'hr Clay Club NJ the town n Frcdrickg
burg be requested o. organize Committees n Vigilance IN
The town Of frtdrrk-burH, and that Wing brethren in
ihc county Of spJyi,una be earnestly requested 10 do the
sumo, and 10 u- u honorable efforts ensure e success OF
ihc Whig cause 90 approaching elections.
Resolved. That the Editors Of the Political Arena Vir
gina Herald, end Richmond Wing be- requested 20 pub M
the proceedings Of this mccrn,
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wHEELING-rHE TAN BILL

AT large and respectable meeting of the citizens OF
Wheeling held at the City Hall Thursday evening last
to consider and express their opinions upon the tax bill
which has passed the House OF Delegates of Virginia. the
Mayor was called TO preside and b. +. Kelly appointed
cretary.
On motion of Mr.. J. T. Wharton, committee of ten
was appointed by the Chair report resolutions
OF the of the meeting Whercupon the Chair
Messrs J. T. Wharton, u. Jacob I. Sweeney, E. Pollock
VIM. Paxton Ii. kainc, X. Hamilton, j. McFcrran $ OF,
and J. LaugElln s~id committee.
During the absence Of the committee the bill was read
by the Secretary, exciting the large assembage an amos,
universal feeling of indignation.
The committee and reported by their Chairman
the following resolutions. which unanimously ndopicd
Resolred That the true basis tixaiion Is property
Resoired As the opinion OF this meeting that the Legs.
atne should not impose daring times OF general depression
like thS present than absolutely necessary for
the support OF government and the payment OF the
OF the public debt.
air proportion, with fellow citizens OF all part, of the
commonwealth OF sufficient for the support OF the
government economically administered and TO protect the
credit OF the commonwealth
Rcsotred, As the opinion OF this meeting that the tax bill
which has passed the House OF Delegates Virginia.
unnecessarily burhsnscmc oppressive, unequal opc
ration, and therefore, unworthy of free State.
heSoired, That ism opinion the duty OF the Senate
reject tins bill and respectfully request OF the Senator
from this district To vote against its passage by that body
ResOlred, That james T.. Wharton, L. Pollock H. ia
cob 5. OF and John McCreary be appointed commit
tee TO correspond with the citizens other Counties and
towns IN the State, upon the subject this bill and urge
sucn measures with
deemed expedenI accomplish repeal should it be-
come law.
b. F. Kelly offered the following resolution which was
also unanimously adopted
Res0!red, That the provisions Of the tax bill regulating
licenses unjust and small retail dealers uIie
quan Their discrimination between merchants and auction
eeis the legitimate tendency of which hold strong
inducements 10 conccaimcnt, corruption and puriury
That IS calculated TO cripple commercial enterprise en-
blrass trade depopue aud renrd the growth Of the cities
and towns BY repeing the influx Of population and capital
from oer States and forcing those already here to seek
homes under other governments just and efficient
protect their commercial and manufacturing interests with
out which the products Of the soil yaueess the resources
and wealth of tins State however inexhaustbe ere
wholly poveTuss.
During the pondency OF the resolutions the meeting was
addressed By Z. Jacob and J. L. Wharton, EsQs.
On motion Of Mr. ]. Z. Wharton.
Resored, That the proceedings OF this meeting signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, published in papers of
this city and Richmond, copy transmitted 10 our SEN
ator in the State Legislature.
GEO. DUTY, Chairman.
b. +. KELLE y, Secretary.
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AN ACT
B. F. KELLE Y, Secretary.

Concerning Sheriff. and and Attorneys
Pees on forthcoming Bonds Passed March -, 1881
BE AZ further enacted by the General assembly That
when forthcoming bond shall hereafter be taken under a
thouy Of execution issued from any Court Of tins Com.
mouweath, the Sheriff. Sergeant or other officer taking
the same, shall be entitled oneha only Of the comms.
sion heretofore authorized by law, which commission may
be included in the said bond But ii sale be made un.
der lle execution by virtue OF which the bond was taken
the money PAID without sale the commission shall re-
main heretoorc aud nothing herein contained shall be
construed deprive the Sheriff. Sergeant or other
ofhcer OF the commission allowed by law, for COL
lecung money under execution which Eay nave issued
upon forthcoming bond after the forfeiture thereof
BE II further enacted Tha whenever any delivery or
forthcoming bond shall have been returned by the Sheriff
Sergeant other officer any OF this Common
authorized by law, 10 render judgment upon such bond
the parties to such bond having previously received days
notice, II shall be the duty Of the Court % examine the
same, and found correct, render Judgment for the debt
interest and cost and 10 aYerd execution thereof.
Ind be further enacted, That the Clerks Of the seye.
raj Courts IN taxing the tor awarding execution upon
any forfeited forthcoming bond shall include In such
cos,, IN Attorneys fec PT0rided, defence is made
OF cause shown oEuinsi The rendition Of the Judgment
All acts and paris If inconsistent with the proyis
ions Of hs ect shaft be, and the hereby repeal
ed.
This shall be in force from and after the Let day Of
July
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~ The Ia. Bill contains the foll,winr clause


"On all money loaned interest by individual. ar
any bonds notes other securities acquired by
lover and above the in the aggregate of 100 "a per
cent on the amounted all interest profits received there
from within the year preceding the OF listing or
giving in the same 20 the Commissioned of the Revenue
alter dedueung theTefrom the interest all sums in
which such individual shall be indebted 20 Others.
What is the true construction Of this causei Ii is con.
tended by some. that the "bond no,e other security"
must be subsstns and undschsrged the LIST Feby
IN order to subject the interest taxation That II the
principal as well the be paid before the ls of
reoruary-the time Of sung-,here no "bond note or
oher security in exisenee-upon the interest profits
OF which, the law operate In other words if owe
Siooo and 500 in,erest-and pays of the whoe-prin
cpsi and interos-qudaung the debt-before the LIST OF
feoruay-the Commissioner has right, take
OF the transaction at s But il only pays the $50 in
erest and part OF the dcbt-eavng the note bond or
oher security in esse-that then il is legitimate sub
ee OF taxation and falls within tho purvew OF the statute
are not sufficiently learned in the law say whether
this construction be correct The with IN,
aid OF the Grandson" of Philadelphia lawyer, may
be able to solve this and the other mutarious difcuue
witch must arise in the construction Of this muddy and
ambiguous statute.
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March 25th, Is43.
w l. GOGGfN

Nt. ED1oE-l am pleased % see the communication
WhiN nave eq0fnuy appeared 30 the papers, respecting
ue wrongs hnt are committed whenever ON Dpportup,fy
oilers BY c sell styled Democratic party upon ndyidu,
iu opinion sake say, read with delight he outooo,s
81 hst 'pn OF resentment coming from many sources,
which evinccs the pleasing fact that virtue and Justice are t
alive among ctzens and that they have only been val ed
by fhat great principle Of hofconpositon iobcarcnce
The last shock which we received the proscp.
ton 81 Jno Wight, whose official acts are without
rpnach, bat 10 the contrary admitted be the best arent
tHr State has had 1 that Office.
therefore wish you may IN the Of justice fan int,
'1oncc succncv Of that spirit Of amongst
our citizens 20 repar the wrong, by eocunghm the Office
of CITY Collector the present incumbent Bocoioco Of
ODE deepest dye. whose principles 20 oil the
party, who have exceeded fell short Of the number
a. Dc manifested IN appointment mona Office In
on Institution Of which be director about six months past
io sfsufcJ the only way purge hsm 0f their impurities
SPECTATOR
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THE CONCERT

The Concert Tuesday evening. went of with great ecls
Inc company was large and fashionable Dcmpster sung
some charming songs in first rate style. Signor Nsgel
we'us bow ct transcendant power and with dextery
absolutely inconcevabe by those who never had the good
fortune TO see OF the Paganin school, IL was lucky
the Legislature had adoumed-or friend Cootes who
draws reh bow himself, would have been tempted to
break his fiddle into thousand pieces after he had seen
and heard the divine performances of that evening.
The Concert is tn be repeated this evening For partc
lars programme.
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W LAST DAY BUT TWO GEN TON Turnp Jr the
wonderful Dwarf This lusirious parsonage remains here
only three days longer; Saturday April st being posture
Iy Ais last day That he is the WONDER of the
age and the most interesting and pleasing,
is readily acknowledged by all who him. He holds his
daily cvees at the Odd Fellows Hail. where he will be
happy to receive vsers all hours between TO- A NJ
and9, P. M. You will call and see him Of course II.
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HArprnr. Mnrch o1- lela

Ny dear Sr-'Fhough personally unncquaiutcd with
you, must take he liberty Of addressing you a line in
reference 10 matter connected with the Congressional
canvass IN this district.
report has gained currency in tbis county which, II
not contradcted, express authority from yourself may
seriously affect your election here. III said that you deny
the night OF the people iheir representatives,
Enable me 20 contradict the rumour.
We were much disappointed IN not having you with us
Thursday Last, ouT Court day. though entirely satisfied
wih the Of your absence, which were explained
both by Mr. Wise and myself read your address to the
people, you desircd.
We hope to sec you shortly
Very respectfully,
Your Obcdicnt servant.
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Really we should like to know If Hill Carter Is not
Republican who isnd if he has given proof Of it who
hasf
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WHEELING DISTRICT.

THr hLscEsruLf CoSvGSnoN. portion Of 10, will
De w the proceedings In another column hae nona
Ted Lewis StccnrodfO reelection TO Congrcss Mr. Brown,
1T Preston s his book; and supposed. Amt
Gd. }. W. Wiley, Of Marion, vii also be a candidate.
Az ~ he pcmocfatic party We hear nohing said about
ruaninf Whig candidste.- IPelisbug Transcript.
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pay our part and We insist upon paying it. Whether Il
be sustain old Virginia in the tented field by our
purse. none shall get before What you ia
vor to secure us TO the Democratic patty resent as
an insult TO our patriotism aud Rcpubleanism 20
What rebuke would this be the scheming Dema
gogue! How gcnerous-how noble-how worthy of old
Rome in the days Of Fabrcus aud cincinnstus If we
hated the personally, would the Patriot
who would speak md act thus,
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SUnsrAScE Of hs Remarts NJ Mn. +. MooEr. Member
from Cabcu and WayHs, The Hons, Of Dsisgafes, m
Reply N Ma. SrocHroy Of Eagsfie and Nicholas on
The Western Delinquent Land Bu
VIZ. SrfAErR-Sr:-l ON very much cmbaI,sscd this
du weather but Sir, every my body excited on
tins question Tie Of the greatest importance that has
been up this session before the Legislature; for the interest
u ho Eist and Wcs BE- involved in the passage u this BILL
Tor the perfection Of the nrd ufes in Virgins Sir will
she stand by end her citizens robbed and driven from
% ands and homes. which they have purchased by their
hard labor and the Of their brow and poor women
children driven % bcggay in e world by these foreign
crs and large specuatOsby their pretended cans when
their agents are Standing by and seeing these lands uproy
I'd by who have laid out their a and likewise their
labor and when improved 10 high value, and then drive
uem % when they have not p,id hcr the said land
for years, when ihe land forfeited to the Literary Fund
Aud Io Ae vurpOso Of getting e poor fsunos labor for
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just learn That It s also said tint you favour Internal
Improvements by the Federal GoVernmcni-is this sol
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient =

In reply to the above letter, will say that admit 10
the fullest extent the right VI the people instruct their
prcsentntycg bli. said iu the Senate of Virginia,
deny that the Lgisgfnre the constituent body Of that
pc Instruction obligatory upon, orr Senators ~ Congress.
The Legislature toe agent boy which Senators
arc elected, and hns right 10 instruct them, tpar
cuary 60 Instruct inru of thoir Seats they have tried
60 do on several 0rc1-ous an instruct iudto,
militia gcncras whom they cecg than the electoral
College hus r.ht instruct President, after un c,c
ton. concrG tat Senators represent the Sovereign
" Of the States, and Legislative body has right to
sslrg the power Of the people, and the absolute
cOnToul the action Of their Senators IN Congress.
suppose our Legislature Co instruct Senators in
Congress one WY ard C1ugcnton Of the People were
d, instruct uem sg0ther: Will any contend that they
ought 90 obey The Legislature IN preference 10 c Pcoyc
contend that the people reisse!yos the constituents
of our Senators in Congress.
On the subject OF Internal improvements the part Of
the General Government consider hat tiat subject
rest forever for the 5taEs have taken Of the hands
Of The General Government entirely and pushed far
tor their good, IN my humble opinion.
Richmond, March 20, 1913. HibL CARTER.
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on he 2Jd instant Chatham flyanna county after painf1
and p7rac'ed JOHN son d Dr John Wins b.
me 2ist year Of his are.
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AHisOn's History Of Europe
The 9th and 9th Nos have been received from Mr. RAN
dolph.
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ui The approaching Spring Term of Caroline Circui
Court, will commence Friday the 2sh of April next
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LAST CONCERT.


SiGNoR NAGEL, First Violin 10 the King of
Siceden, and Pupil of Paganiai.
has The honor to citizens Of Richmond thu, m
has united with
Mr.. bEnPSrEa. as celebrated pssa,ist and c,,.n,,o,
ID ..' aivt rmruH ......
-"s' er"hu Nocat ana INSTRUMENTAL Concert.
THURSDAY EVENING. March 30 -
AT riiE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
MR.. BARBER. ..|
Inc distinguished Pianist has kindly offered nj. service. an,
"m accompany s'gnor Nagers peees
PROGRAMME.
l. sons-rhe spo, where wa. born
p Ballad-The four-I <syed sbam,osl s"sNu'
WIN Leaved shamrock supposed the finder
D. Grand Concerto for the vioin-Drdies,ed to the
sSefiesn public. consisting OF Rcehauyo and
1870 nens'o,o and Rondo Melodioso, composed
IN IN. oo,m.1" ~. "a" w, WE, DENrsrrH.
% W ana believe sim ' customary among the ma
when one Of an aged couple dies leave the
toned eorner until the also be eansd 70 @ .
former occupant in the world OF spitsl ~ '
D. Balad-lanent OF the IRISH migrant wrtten nv ,h.
Hon Mrs Price lakewood D,sr,,..
rot,iayne the feelings OF Irish Peasant p.viou. to M.
win be in Ameriea.l -0-T, - $3.50 -"ss'
Fannse a 1, Payaniri nm IN. ..,.,,,,., a.,
i'e ht hoIe told fhitnng Tale" with
tons OF the Flute and MandoHno. Introducing
soue iavnrte American Air Composed and per-
formed g Nor,
PART II. Ha
9 New sons-Tho Hind Boy by A. r. couh D.s,.,..
8 Scottish Balad-My Mamie o. written by Br.x.
o. Scottish Balad-H ghland Mary Poetry by '' RrvSs
Ia MANCANZA DELE CoRDE BoURLEs
QUE MUSICALE. CONSISTING OF
Introduction and Thema, four strings.
Variation, on three
Polaccn. ON f~a
90 The Strings of the Violin Will be .ueee..lSc
g cut AFTER the performance Of each OF the
pieces in this composition.
II. New National song-Tle Death of Wau.n writ
ten by 4. Sargent Esq D,x,
On tlet laNn ,h.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

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sehf john st1ii HIghes Philadelphia tobacco.
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