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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
PUBLIC SALE OF THE


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.-o.-..a- PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING CO.
h e' Ro.a 'y md bas the
1E and sssss s,, &; Monroe Il
md S
snd sse
ne Monroe Rail Road and Brnkag Companyhatt the said
from it, IS unable to Complete said
s. ss
s s scds. e o de of sy sd
Of bonds saed for WORK and s!sas for said Road
WORK rs and
oh em9 Be s sS q sn s and
s SIsa sna s s f. s
property equipments AID connect
ssd I'll s said aud al the
pertaining said Monroe Rail Road and Banking Company be
cn sls eopss the
HSs,S s @ ss Is
aS 0ise % ,i e. s
the Clerk ofthis Court who aur dsposts ths
5 spR he aso @ ss a Me
hs saedas S sS h e Ale %
SsS
would might been available against them BY said Com
embracing the quantnm consideration pd the
spssy s ,n sa IL ss 1 h
and m G that G Of a
sa%pns said
Extend aby or and
that after said sale demand notice the STOCKHOLDERS
them sad that
ste wsn S Is made * aw s
Sheriff and further decree that for the keeping said Road
passing oihis decree and the day Of sale the
s. j III ks.S Is
until the sale Of s aforesaid property completed make
Clerk n
che pa and psaa e.
employed thereon the value Of the hire Of
aes the AND po1 Of s
esd Il n s the costs and other s s
s1m I from the minutes IF RSs sa . May
By virtue above decree tn: undersigned will sell be-
sas ese sy the s'
sss%
sosa s
pots, work Tools saaip
Also the entire assets belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
@sa "G s IT. sPIs oI
s' s SSi and
Banking Company full schedule Of which may
The length Of the Road is lO miles, the whole Of which
graded junction with the Western Atlantic Rail
The subsucnre has been completed the whole road except
@ ms % Tn aS i've use
three eighteen freight wheels and axls
s ss;5 ina Iss
as s1% %asa Of hi
be forthwith resoid g their risk ,
$$ss Ss!s sSS{S$$fEsEs ,
s sAAMfs a. b NHtSugNSTTk R. Commissioners
Macon. Ga. May &C. 1915. iel7oau5
BItIGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors Vest of Broad,cay.
and FINE MODERN Engaviuss in the country atess than
B.-Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
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VOlGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS.
A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brotherin
sell nose Apparatus at reduced prices viz =
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for half size
Small size Apparatus with one-and%half inch lenses for
Gentlemen sending accordance with the above
prices depend receiving the genuine vogtaender
procured the sole agency for the United States.
Plates and Chemicals Of their importation well as
all other articles connected with their arr ST sss 9we
Referring to the subscribers inform
other procured the stated prices their Da
guerrean Attelier. No 20i broadway, New York.
ml3im' m = Ian ENHEIM BECKERS.
7DAGUERREOTYPE.
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, y
= " BATH BUILDINGS" ..f.....

81
yellknoya and delightful bathing sstsbli:hmsnt
VIII be opened for The reception ofvisitors on and after the
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
dsseIysdy high reputation which this establishment has here
The sGss5Sas viii from & wss.shk
v nd F Tsss Das
viii in readiness the arrival fhe above boat
70 GREEN
TROY HOUSE, TROY, " r -T-
~ oag and fayoraby known to the travelling public
new story has been added and extensive alterations made
among which the extension Of the Dining to alengh
thirty feet; thirty Srors = with Ss
have accommodations for 800 PERSONS
TIE sGa,s ss esp painted and m
ofhs house. 1t is also but few steps from the steamboat
The proprieors by their personal attenon their bu
and 70 receive Rs s"s
j., n. 81! si:fi $"s's
WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street.
, spBsCRilBERs having fitted the above house as
commcdation Of citizens generally and visitors to the city,
Their lsrder viii be Al times well stocked With the best
the quality The bedrooms neatly sS Spacious and
c
those visiting the city.
:, sao /. s NscoSEtn
NBThe usual reshes served up at ali times JET I'm &c
HARTWELL'S
VA SHIN TON HOUSE,,
223 Chestnut Street.
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL, ~
PHI ILADE LPHIA.
. Baths just introduced-Warm and Cod-in fine apart
ments-ior both ladies' and Gentlemen. my29 lmEm
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
o Gold street. near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House.
being conyenient the business part Of the city, This
establishment is fitted with entirely furniture Good
aud ubstanal dinner 1874 lodgings 25 For
and comfort this house equal hotel the city
and at hall the price Permanent boardes be accommodated
on very reasonable terms sHNAN Nlf
All the dccacies Of the served up they
arrive IN market half the price OF other houses Elegant
per parties. Tue very best of liquors. jus 3m+rc
SHAR BON SPRINGS PAYlLION
SGHoHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
ME PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. Lam
DON Of Congress Hall Albany, has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
The Pavilion will be opened the reception Of visitors on
the first day of June The subscribers have made many
improvements in the grounds and bathhouse and pledge
to their best exerti0ns render this establish
ment fully equal to any watering place in this country
Stages viii be in readiness the arrival of
Johare, to take PASSENGERS to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hall which
will during the summer be under the superintendent Of Mr.
Josiin ANN. ,HffN- Nt#9 my29 lmNec
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To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
80. @2 &;;llEak

;, EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail
roads and Canarough in ga day. The above line now in
full operation and offers inducements who wish
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west.
The cars are built in the most approved modern style the
boats fitted superior and every effort made
by the popetor conduce comfort and convenience
of travellers The scenery this unrvaled and the
great chain Of Pennsylvania internal improvements well
thy of being ~N' 4 ~
By this avoid all the agues and dangers
tendan stage travelling the time make
peditous trip. Eat
The leave every morning o'clock. Passengers adj
vsed to their places Phladelpha Office in Phade
pha ~ F. of Chestnut and Fourth and Nos
10 and Is South Third SITS. far A CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May II, 1915.
For information in the city Of New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL, Agent Tor
d. LEECH CO.'S Lne.7 West ST. N r.
myII 6m rrc 4 !
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NEW EMBROIDERIES.

- NEW EWBHO7UERIES.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention Of his
friends and the public splendid goods OF the above
description received by recent arrivals which, beng imported
direct the European manuactorIes will be sold at
tg advance the original cost He would also call anen-
ton several lots purchased auction immense acrce
which will be found well deserving early inspection. The
following Desirable being cent under the usual
Higbneck Chemsetts, richly embroidered from H to $3.50
worth %, IS to s., 80. = sfle. = 49,
500 Embroidered Collars finished edges for ss usual price
los Sd.
$50 Embroidered Capes, at So usual price IS.
50 do do very rich from IS to So
200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves from Is TO $3.50.
case Embroidered Dresses, from s. upwards
500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchefs, from Sd:
SO do do extra large size for gentlemens use.
45do do hemstch do, from 3s 3D.
lido do Rvierd borders. r. #. .
choice assortment Of rich embroidered Handkerchief
which are offered unusually cheap.
3cases Of styles OF Swiss and French Muslins in
stripes, plaids, figures, &c, &c.
lot new Muslin Trimmings Laces, Wells Hosiery Gloves
&c. &C. ali Of which will be sold decided bargains .
mysI imsrc No. ~ BROADWAY.
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Stages readiness arrival Of Trains the several
Stations to take passengers low Fares all ofthe
Island. ~ - -
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street. 10 receive Baggage for the several Trans
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken separate Crates. julOrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22

BItiGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors West of Broad,cay.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVlNGS visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections of RARE OLD
vne-hall the usual prices.
B.-Grae Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
m &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
VOlGTLAENDERS DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS
nAGuERREOTYPE-

B. BINSSE K CO., SO William stairs, respect
IL. fully inform Photographers that they have now hand
full supply Of their Plates Of different Nos and sizes Of the
81 b. b. CO. mark favoaby known throughout the Uni.
ted States They have constantly hand the chemicals and
used in the process rs ws as
Baths Plate Poshes Coating Boxes and Head Rests best
city make. mis- lmsrc
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DAGUERREOTYPE AR,
TISTS-The undersigned have made application get
Letters Paept for their color Daguereop
Pictures This process produces effect known before
and changes the appearance of the Dagueeoye to that Of
painting This coorng is done by itself
guided only by the hand Of the operator and machinery can
be reformed every skilled the Of painting and
win be perfectly understood glance. IL also be
municated in writing, without difficulty - -
Artists wishing procure the Patent right Tor City OF
County make therefore by addressing
fpost naiiil 70 VIZ f.. LANGENHEIM
lei i'm D&Wrec Exchange, Philadelphia
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID

vTyHIs REM ApK Nj y Me- ~ rI LuiD
universal appreciation Of tho medical profession
brain who have pronounced il the important
q moder scientific inventions. The PATENT GALVANIC
have been found to all the purposes for which
chimes used buta without any Of the Injurious
WHICH always accompany the application by
pshing the desired object r. - -.
The Galvanc Rings have been used perfect
Of rheumatism, chronic govt tic dooreux
headache, ndgesn dyspepsia, fits, cramp paralysis, sti
energy and all disorders The galyanc power
effects they produce upon the system must be 20 be-
believed The Gavsnic Rings are in every way perfectly
CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID is used in connection
with the Gyanic Rings promote and render certain their
efficient action and direct the gavanc influence the
ticular portions which re affected.
DR.. CRISTIE warns the American public 10 beware o.
ps,icms limitations The only agency in New York, is
l3i FULTON STREET, few doors from Broadway. anc
from the which the prepared
ly devoid Of any galvanc effect. 1s8
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
TUITION

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate Of the University
OF Paris, devous of finding school private "a
my situation as nst.uctor-through the means Of the
languages equally his OF the different branches
aorcugh andbera and also drawing and painting
either landscapes. heads or flowers
The best references Be had and hi, and resdenc.
French Protestant Church Of this city, No 90 franklin
nj tmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
THE !. WRIGHT'' HOUSE,


WILLIAM wRIdHT formerly Of the Ram. Head Full
h ,ss
Se 1 sy
~ e e, on ea s i %,hea with The hest
wei stocked bar hide
G"a s @
courts mar general purposes besides which he has
oS% s s md
well assorted and every attention will be paid the arrange
4 m az. i%see ' William 81 T Nassau street.
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIs and delightfully."- situated Hotel the
Pine Orchard now for the reception fysors
extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages run
s f s the and ass See Td
proved Snce the last and attractions
pa1'ss Rny watering place in the country,, scoprr
June 3D. 1876 JUS swrc
8 III WILLL1lISB URGH COTTAGE.
New BoaIn #amssbnrSS .na s ys,S
that they have recently opened the large and splendid
WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE.
Cottage III e.: ssss a
south Of the Pick Slip Ferry and to the Houston and
s.i
Hsn Grass atts @ %,e eHnss
h s's S the BATE v Their hoe SEX
srshy worth visit being best piece Of mechanism ofhe
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
choicest variety Of refeshment will all times be promptly
ND w WATER ss ass
the Washington Baths The water is all times clear and
pure The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand aud Hous
ton VISIT s!s.y 'ssa sifs Ell HoEr
NJ BIPrivate House Of Ke!reshments BY o ". TELLER,
6 Front sIeeBreakiast, Dinner and Supper. Is Sd,
qps % Hs sIss lG%
q s.sss hfs' % r,:aH
Of Fulton and Front Streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue TO all the decace of the
Also Wines Liquors, and sega Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands direct from the importers
BOARDING AT n COURTLANDT STREET.
GOD BQARDNG with pleasant rooms, for single gentle
%y1s %.r 'e''is '0' ssSfS GRK cou street,
SO. FASHIONABLE DRESS COATS M.aDE FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS.
w. III. DE GROOT IL CO.,
no n, OPPOSITE THE pErcE cHusSM,
NNOUNCE to the Public that they will make ordera
"A Fashionable black Dress Dress. Coat nsn for
material in use-such as fine Broad Cloth Merno
Bombazne Linen Cashmeree Tweeds Jeans Checks CASH
and all kinds Of Summer Cloths Prices range from 81
1900 PAIR OF PANTALOONs,
OF all grades, quality colors and Prices from Sc
y So 81 e y% ;1s Ho;9n M iS4 T
Sains Vaencias Silks Marseles rich figured Stripes, and
Plaids, &c &c from rs cents to g. -
can Broad Cloths and Vestngs ohe most des
rble and fashionable patterns which we make and
suit made to order from $40 to SIS and fnecessary fur
buy for cash and cash only, and invite buyers to
w. H. DEGROOT K CO. l02 Fulton st,
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m NOTICE TO BAKERS AND OTHERS-For sale
the business and fixtures Of Bakery doing cash busr
ness in good part Of the city "A good chance for
stranger in the city, all the business done the
counter For further particulars call No COL Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22

nTis FIELD respectfully informs his friends the pu blic
~ that he has arrived in the city quarters at the Uni
ted State, Hotel his entrance through The bar 1876 Water
Tables sale for playing and will be happy them
tried His bar is well stocked with Sherry
Cohhiers White Lions. &c. &c. je6 im'rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22

N' LOOK AT THIS. ss ~
=, JUST RECEIVED by the packet ship Duchess. D Or
leans from Paris, the best article Of gentsmen French
Boots and offer wholesale and retail the
low price Of S. and the best Of French Calf Boots made
order for S and the of all kinds Of Boots
md Shoes and Caters Ladies in this store you will find the
Ties and all other kinds Misses and Chldsn from the largest
10 the smallest; don't mistake the No. 7 Broadway
Of franklin Nj CAHILL
mylG lms sAEfN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
TO C1PTT1LTSTS.

CARPETINC.
454 PEARL STREET
THE SUBSCRIBERS have opened the large and spacious
L CARPET WARE ROOMS No. "a Pearl street former
y occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and ready Offer
The public entire new stock Capetng bought o
signs and colors. Among them max be found
IS NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS,
Entirely New.
10 PS ADMINISTER THREE PLY. afs.s.
sUPERFINE FINE and COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
- = or every variety and description.
rugs, UrtEgets Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tued
and Jue Mats Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from TO "a feet wde together with all other articles usually
found IN the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
mo 2msm "a Pearl street.
~ PRICES First Premium Patent two Oven Ranges
combining economy convenience and durability These
Ranges warranted superior offered They
constructed that almost impossible for them
order crack all other
They have been 10 for the last 10 months, and
given the utmost satisfaction and has
the proprietor been called ON to repair
All Rsngerut by the subscriber warranted give
tire sntsfaccn they do not they viii be taken away without
GEORGE PIRCE, Proprietor,
m2g lm'm 292 Broadway
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THE BCE1M FLUTE.
DHlLLIP ERNST Teacher ofthe Flute and Guitar, wou
inform the lovers Of Music that he has for sale
the above celebrated Instruments every respect
accordance with those the PARIS and London Roy
Academies. To be PHILIP ERNSTS Music Saloon
393 Broadway, near Walker street my0 lmxrc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Dreadhd Steamboat explosion Greai
10" Of Life Destruction Of Tie Mar.
quetee.
The New Orleans Pieuyuno OF the 81,
gives the following dreadful PARTICULARS
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, a
mos, calamniious disaster occurred n, the
steamboat landing, near the foot Of poy
dras street At the time mentioned the
steamboat Marquette, Capt +. A. Turpin
while backing out from the wharf burst
her boilers with most terrific explosion
scattering instantaneous death aud destruc.
non around The report Of The explosion
was tremendous, shaking the very iounda.
dalions Of the buildings on New Levee for
several squares We have not heard o.
any injury sustained by any other boa, al
though several were in the immediate
neighboThood of the catastrophe The
Marquette ms we are informed. had no,
made more than one or two revolutions be.
fore she blew up.
The scene, MS described by those who
saw it Immediately alter the frighlful accl.
dent, was awlulIy heanrending. Pieces
G. the wreck were thrown, with human
bodies, INTO the air and at immense dis,an.
ces. The boat was literally blow to atoms.
The hull ard upper works, from the wheel
houses, forward arcall gone and when
we saw the wreck, late last evening, the
after pant Of he cabin was floating, the wa.
ter beng waist deep in the state rooms
We have since learned that she has been
lowed across the river.
How many lives have been les, by this
terrible accIden, is mt known indeed it
never can be accurately ascerlained, as sew.
eral who were gong as passengers had
not registered their names, and il 10 feared
that mnsy Of the deck passengers are lost
The ladies and children in the cabin were
all saved and escaped injury. except a small
glfI, who, We Learn, Was scalded but not
mOIAllv.
One dead body was ,aken from the wrec K
III was tina, Of man. name unknown.
who had his legs literally blown away, and
wns Otherwise mnngled. Three other per
sons died on their way to the hospital Las
night there'were eighteen pers ms in the
Charity Hospital und on" in DR. Stones
'nkcn from The boa, Thee are all more
or less injured --rnaoy ofrhon 1t is feared
MORALLY.
Two Of the dead bodies will remain ex
posed Al the wa'ch house yard Of the sec
ond Municipality until o'clock in order
that icy may be recognised, If possible, by
lhnr ~ mis- or hcqua'ntancss The coro
nc he'll n 'tqirst on ,hom last cven,ng."
ticre follows iong lis' Of Games of per
sons killed or injured, the particulars O
wb'ch are sicken,ag TO eonie m plate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

A good story is told Of n pompous cIcr,
gyman, who was wont to exc Out his own
vapid dlscourses by pIrring without re-
morse the old divnes OneSunday a grave
old gentleman entered the church of the
clerical piagiarsi md senllng himself
close to the pulpit and listened with pro
found attention Tho reverend doc or had
scarce finished bis third sentence before thu
old gentleman said loud enough to be
heard by those near him, That's Sherlock :
The doctor frowncd but wen, on, He bad
not proceeded much farther, when his
grave auditor broke out with, That's Till
olson. Tie doctor blt his ips and paused
but again went on. A third exclamation
Of That's Blair, the doctor lost all patience
md leaning over the side Of the pulpit.
Fellow, snid he, If you don't hold your
tongue you shall be turned out Without
Altering a muscle he old man cync look.
ing the doctor fall in the face, sad, That S
his own
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

VIRoiSA on MAsAcsvsrrr Mr.
eAlhaer, IN his letter accepting he Loco
Foco nom rnntion for Govrnor Of G~oreia
ssy, Ihs, u. coming ELECTION 70 tn decide
whether that State shall take her place BE-.
ilic Virginia or Massachusetts Mr. Meal
lister seems 70 CONSIDER ,ais NJ verv sri.
King illuetalioo aud indeed j, IS LIT us
look oil n lew ei the points IN difference be-.
tween Virginia and hassac husus. In
natotal advantage the superiority certainly
BE- longs 70 The Old Dominion. The fertility
OF her soil the ,slubtity OF her climate, her
excellen, bsrbor,, Der navigsble rivers. MI
combine 70 render Virginia n favorable
spot ior the accumulation Of wealth, the de.
velopmcnls Of energy, ind the rapid increase
OF population, ms any portion oil The world
no where has nature done more for the hap
piness Of man no where has she seattle red
her hvors upon him with a more liberal
hand, or invited him with moro persuasive
bounty 10 the improvement of his physical
and elevation Of his intellectual and mora
nature To Nossoc huse,is she hns given n
more ungralcful soi n harsher climate, and
n aormicr const Ii hns been exptesslvely
said. that Of natural products Massac huse,ts
Exports nothing but rocks and ice All
,ha, she yields IS wrung from her by the
toll Of her sons. SO much has nature done
Let us see then which commonwealth holds
forth the best examples for the immItotioD
Of Mr. Nc A Ulster and his friends The
popu lation Of Virginia is 10 TO tho square
mile that Of Massachusetts SO. The
number Of white person, over the age Of 2
years, who are unable to read and write, in
VIrginia, one 10 every 10 inhabitants in
Massachusetts one to every LOG, The
lumber Of students in academies and com.
mon schools is, in Virginia, on TO every II
inhabitants in Massac husetts more than
one 10 every five. The same comparison
may be carried out to almost any extent in
the shipping, in the industry the capnsl, The
enterprise, and the public works, the reli.
glous and charitable institutions oflhe two
States IN fact, in all that marks lhc supe.
rorIty OF one community over the other. -
We'll may MIR McAlister rsk the people Of
Georgia which Of the Two ways they will
choose tor their example1 With such ev.
idrnce Of the vast difference between them,
il is well worth m cxnrnu liou 10 ascertain
if the didrrcn, lines ofp"hcy which have
long been pursued by these States have
caused this crea, disparity in their relative
condition However little satisfaction sue h
nm examination might prove 10 Mr. McA Il.
lister, We hope lha, the people Of Gcorcia
Wii' nuke i, md Will act nron it - Prort.
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