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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09
MONEY MARK EFT.
Tuesslnv Sent, SIS p. M.

Stocks all up today and tho sales to some extent
Norw,sh and Worcester went up u per cent; Morris
Canal 4 Long Island J. Farmers Loan l. North Anne
rcan Trust fell OF per cent Harlem and Reading left
of at yesterdays prices
At the second board the sales limited, but prices
closed firm.
At meeting Of the board Of directors of the Trades
mems Bank, held the 9th inst, VIM H Falls, Esq,
elected Presdentsn place of Preserved Fish ESQ.,
deceased
We annex statement exhibiting the quantity Of Ger
tain articles exported from the port Of Boston, for the
wears ending Sept lst lSl5 and 1916.
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FOrtune Telling.

Sn-Knowing your journal to be the only one in the
city which always open to righteous grievances Of
our citizens allow myself to acquaint city govern.
men through your medium, of of the greatest
isances and abuses Of the law, being carried
openly in city, namely fortune telling It is carried
by set Of lawless women, in the face of the very
Law which was enacted to punish them. They put up
eir signs openly and advertise In the newspaper
is Of the most dangerous of all awlsss practices
and think the duty Of the grand jury to take this
in hand their session, they did about six
ago. and send the whole up Sing Sing, which s,
according to law their proper residences and by so do
ing peace the bosom of many family which
has been disturbed BY them by their making of the
credulity of the younger members thereof
An OLp SUBscRIBER.
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New YoRx, Sept 8. ls46.


Fall Fashions Beebe Costar prepared to exhibit
the pubc aud the trade ally their Fall Fashions for
Hats Cap &c The Fashion for Hats something edely
new and uuiquc will be seen by their published ecu
and sy commcnds itself the tase OF dscrminat-
ing public by superior Of ghtness and elegance as
we as by its real Intrinsic erceience
and machinery, they enable to proaaee an neis OF
t.ste huish aud short everything the,r line VIII be
found be OF such character and qaaiity a. cannot
tail meet the appreciation q 9Th wearers and dehe -
IN are ready 20 orders for goods In their line
with the utmo,t punctua,ity and dsp tch
a. the recep OF The latest fr's ana Lon.
don Fashions ADDITION er recfe che collection IL
tasteful elegant Paris made Fancy AfMce'i such as
tus &c &c II
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discovery warranted neither OF
being Iiqud Dye which changes color
Of The beautiful brown black without injury
the skin The rority this Dye
the essymode OF application and instant effect other
dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours produce any
change Its superior excellence will be apparent 70 every
one upon single application Country gentsmen have
closed TO H. Phaou 81 broadway Judsons Hotel Price
per bottle with full directions Tor City gentlemen are
invited 70 GALL at the dena and have their whwtsrs dyed
esVas ts~sss, ~ GhsaaA Nsse aesas ~ AilsAsiphts
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will be from the following communication ad'
dressed to the editors Of Of the city papers that MT
PrRKr challenge to sail his yrht Coqustie agana any
Of the New York squadron has been accepted BY the
Commodore.
NEw YoRK. Monday. It'll Sept, lsi8.
DEAN SIR-ln the Spirit of the Tines OF Saturday last
there is challenge from Mr. Perkins 10 sell his yacht
against any other VI the New York Y acht Squadron
No. having had rom a variety of accidents and mis-
haps) an opportunity ofjestng the qualities Of the Nara
wind with craft in good order aud Of acknowletg
ed speed, avail myself OF the opportunity handsomely
offered by Mr. Perkins and with great pleasure accept
his challenge to sail to twent, five miles the Wind
aud back, and for five hundred dsllaTs. The TO
commence at Sandy Hook
Your obedt servant,
JOHN c. STEVENS.
Ps. If agreeable to Mr.. Perkins. would propose to
invite the Northern Light" and Siren" to join the
party
We understand that there Is to be reg alta the 7th
of October free to all the yachts of the squadron
The prize pair OF silver pitchers and the to
sist exclusively Of members Of the club.
As this match race il likely to excite q good deal Of
interest would not be well to arrange It, that the trial
between the Maria and Coquetts will come OF day or
two previous to the regatta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS. The Right Hon.
Richard Pakenham, II. B. M. Envoy at Wash
ington, arrived at the City Hotel yesterday from
a visit 10 the Hon. Daniel Webster, AT Marshfeld.
where he went TO learn the way 10 make chow
der, and proceeded the same evening to Wash
ington.
J. H. Wood. ESQ, of her b. Ms Legation al
Buenos Ayrcs, was amongst the arrivals at the
City Hotel yesterday.
The Hon. Louis McI.ano, late United States
Minister 10 the Court of s.. James, left the City
nctel Yesterday afternoon for Washington
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In other repositories ...s,3s%,tls S'.75sN iHs1a
The public moneys in all the repositories ON
the oath Of August subject to draft was bu, 81 4l5724
49, showing that drafts had been drawn but not paid.
though payable, for si254i6 g. or the $5,i6a9a9 on
deposit the banks Of the three principal cities $aos5
sls had been drawn ior leaving but dspo.
sit The transfers during past month have been
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MOVEMENTS OF GES. vEoA.--we see II stated IN
the Canadn papers that General Vega is in Mon.
treal. How came he there Who gave him
permission 70 60 out Of the country
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rive Thousand -four hundred ard thirty.npe bales of
oomesuc goods were exported from Boston during Inc
onu u august Thirty three hundred and tweny.njne
IONS 81 ice have been exported during the s,ue reroJ
7'whioa ne>n hsndrsd wsrs.o Lo1dor
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TEACHES rs Nrw ioRz sSp LoSpoS.--We are informed
uet peaches were sold in New York Saturday at g
cents abasket In July, lsi3 We peaches sold In
LONDON az ten shiings piece We dare not ask any
body TO believe this state emit and vet Il n made mon
he evidence which cur svps md .7is knuisbsd
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We call attention - those wishing tn sce
ihs IMPOSING CEREMONY by the Odd Fellows o Brooklyn in
the dedication Of their ground Ieceny purchased by them
:, Grs:swo9d Csmey 10 the advertisement of the Conev
Island Ferry Co IL will be observed that stop
at the new dock at Greenwood going snd returning.
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rRAxsYERa onnraIn.

Sl,003, AL
These transfers will mako another reduction in the
posts Of public money in this city and have no Doubt
another month will up what there Is left We shall
DO glad when the prsssn. surplus revenue Is gone and
w>sAAu b e,ss1 h Nh ~ ~ slsssss ~ A$.p dAssSs
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The Gafstie published at wheeling Va, announces
tho establishment Of Home League In favor Of Amer
ssa nscn1pc<isss usst pssAiou q Virginia
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aud ahon purchasing article of this kind would do
we'll 10 call aud examine the @snuctory the various par
offered each being made Of the materials bur
ing only ia Outside finish Certificates proof OF their
uy in the possession Of the inventor from OF
the most scientific gentlemen the country liberal dis
count made to wholesale purchasers.
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway
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FATAL FIeHr. john G. Dsminds, living in
This county nes- the Yazoo. and one Of the oldest
citizens of the county, killed the night Of sunday
las, by John Fore. who livoa in the neighhorhood
On sunday night tl,y met in public road when,
cofdny Fores statement Deminds drew a pistol and
fret ut Fore but missed Fore then shot and killed him
Fore Immediately rode to the nearest house, stated this
circumstances surrendered himself and requested that
Deminds should DO examined. Deminds found
armed, bat with one pistol empty. pieksSurg Sentinel
.iugnst6
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bic aud AZ the same complete and eegani Ar
Gle now having requisite for genie
IN ms toilet and cling companion Invaluable For
s.ls nv a. JAUNDE 5 & son, III Broadway,
A few doors above Courtiandt street..
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
Superior Court.
n>f.n~o Tr I~A nak kloxy

H.. Before Judge Oakloy.
TN MARCH !; oshiy '; Hs.snS a:rr1SaM,s a. -
defendants.
Stachan = Scott W. Small, W1llisme 4 Co.-Ths was
suit brought to recover two bills Of exchange for 81
each drawn by J. H. Williams Co, bearing date Nov.
g. 1884, at 90 days. upon Edgell Mulford Co, New Or
leans and endorsed by J. II. Williams Co.. Smell Viii
lams & Co. and Others purchased by the plaintiff and
returned under protest. for non.payment These two
bills are among others drawn BY J. H. Williams Co.,
and three other firms to assist John Steinberger with
all Of whom he identified in the purchase Of beef
pork and provisions generally amounting in all to $780,
900, which, from disastrous conquences in argcpecua
tons during the year is44, remain unpaid The defence
rests chiefly upon the order in which the notice was
served-that served personally &c that Small
Of the defendants authorized to the
OF the firm in this transactionthat was out Of their
usual course Of business sc. Verdict tomorrow.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.
Daniel NJ Pratt vs. Margaret Nc GoUen aad Isaae .adri-
dnce-This case reported yesterday, after having
beenprogreed with at considerable length resulted in
a non suit.
George Fulton u.s. Beaj r. Winth,op.- This was suit
brought to the last quarters rent Of premises No
565 broadway for the years at tho rate
year The defence set that the landlord thinking
the premises needed repair previous to the introduction
menced certain and that he was not only
seriously incommoded, but the lives Of his family were
endangered by attempt to raise the tenement from Its
former foundation by means Of Screws and such like ap
pances whereupon vacated the premises and there
FORE refused to pay the last quarters rent Verdict for
the defendant.
Charles Mii5ank at ais u.s. Cyrus Losee als-This
action brought to the amount OF promissory
note for S459 bearing date 2sth Of April ls45, two
months The defence contend that this note was given
by Losee independent Of the knowledge consent of
his partners and they also claim Offset Of about $780,
in consequence Of quantity Of -four purchased there
which, was understood between the parties to apply
on the same To be resumed tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

ELECTION IN LowKLL-The wings of Lowell
elected their mayor, aldermen and common council
Monday. without opposition from the democrats There
opposition however to the regular whg ticket
by party who nominated Mr.. Joshua swsn.for mayor
The regular whg ticket was carried throughout the
city with tho exception ofthe ease Of one common coun
Gilman in ward four and Mr.. jefferson Bancroft, the
regular candidate for mayor elected BY sss out Of
1899 votes.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
TCl TAII.ORS

IT'S deemed ess,ry say favor Of STENEr
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garments than that
received the unbounded appreciation OF the
eminent Of the profession By the aid Of the Dia
panyng the Of moderate in few
hours Cur ot the styles
OF and be SURPASSED
by the experienced The following few Of
the many highly respectable who testify the merits Of
the book.
The undsrsgued being practically acquainted with Mr.
seneme Treaties Cutting Garments with pleasure
commend it work. complete in its arrangement and in ITS
Pscnea application 70 Cuttrg superior 70 any heretofore
Daniel Cutter; Staa Baker; Charles Coz; L. W. Tryon
Co; B. T. Horner James Daily; p Havand; J. H. Bsncker
&C., &C.
G The above be obtained of the author, No. ll3
Broadway. New York price from SO to $40 per copy.
m
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EXPRESS FROM HALHAx.-Mr. Keiher, the pro-
,he Merchants Exchange Reading Room Of this city,
complains that large package Of foreign papers BY the
Cambria, stolen BY some connected with the
terprzipg express across the Bay Of Fundy The bun
ale was taken fron Ms. kehsrs q moment after tho
steamer arrived ct the whasosson Courier, March 3.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

THE ACME OF EXPEDITIONS WRITlNG.-Stew.
Hardnge respectfully the public Aat he
receiving for Class Of five hundred aides and
Gentlemen, for COURSE OF SIX LESSONS in his
legble and expeditions Of SHORTHAND WRirro,
To be given at the LYCEUM, SOL Broadway, the
Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings Of successive
weeks The first Lesson will be given five hundred
shall have been obtained Of which due notice will be
given Subscriber Two splendid Gold Watches valued
$50 esc will be awarded those Members Of the Class who
will send the evening Of lmpsng the fifth lesson the
best Local CoNurpRuMs written the Characters Of
SYSTEM and bearing the address Of the writer committee
Of will be nominated and chosen by the Class judge of
the aptnes and contained in all Conundfumx
which will be read them by the C amae Of said Commit
The Watches may be Ssxton Mes' book store
Broadway To ensure correct result to all who may feel
Course Of the following Gentlemen have been made
agents for the sale OF tickets who will responsible for the
Of paid should accident occur to prevent
tending The sane be able % wrss word the Ian
ssgh Clerk :. the oe. Of che TreHns NJ Taylor Of the
ToIk Hotel Tickets for the ss Ladies
New York Tribune January 90 s!ssMr H.idinge his
third lecture photography at Clinton Hall Saturday
evening last. He saswered 70 tn: Of his
and seemed entirely master Of his subject class Of s~.
red readily in Seno Photographic characters. such
handed in bv the audience and written the
blackboard by the Lecturer md 2w eodsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

GREAT FIRE IN CALAIS, MAINE.-A fire occurred
In Calais the 9th inst in the largo deal mill belong
inG to Joseph Eaton ESQ, and was soon communicated
TO hne double saw-mill, owned by Messrs. Todd <
Bacon and to three lath machines and edger at.
taal ONCE Boston. for sasoe, and the amount al
the !Ftna Office, Hartford
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Monday evening" just after passing curve in Walthau
Lincoln the locomotive came upon sled containing
twenty thirty empty barrels The driver thrown
distance but escaped injury the horse eithe
killed or 90 badly hurt that was supposed he woult
die,
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

MICHIGAN RAILROAD SALE BILL-At the last
advices the Michigan House OF Representatives was
engaged in animated discussion Of the sale bill An
amendment taking away the power Of making branches
was adopted The capital stock Il S. 900 with lib
ey to increase to 600 in consdera-
Michigan stock.
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CHEAPEST IND LEST .INSTR UCTION m
WRITING.
Academy iss ysGsSygy Sgges'te job" street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING
WILL continue Be during his stay New York
w to Ladies and Gentlemen Of Age, Day Eve
ming, in Twelve Lcssons, for the small charge Of
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
Ma BRsTow Finishing Writing Master promises and
to ALL old young, impart
and style Of Pcnmanshp
hoy .4p p1 IIIEgIsiE os SHAM.ED msy BE- the writin
.s,BooK KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly.
NB-Prvafe lessons given. Families and Schools attend
ed 3frvl ms
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

OUTRAGE AT NEWPORT, KKrTUcKY.-The Cincin-
nah Commercial, OF Thursday, says IA man BY
the name Of Redden, schoolmassr committed rape,
Il 10 said little girl his pupil IN Newport, yester.
day. He was taken before magistrate, examined and
committed during which great excitement existed The
case u an sggravatsd one.
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Court C.Iendar--This Dsy.

CRcurr CouRr.-Nos. $50, 1885, 302, 3ll to 442.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1st-Nos 49, 80, 123, 124, 81, 90
l42 co. 1885, 1885, 1885, 1877 1885, 81 152 ia Part andlao
49, 15e l6o l6 26a 1884, 16s 1884, 1885, 2o3 1885, 1884, i67
1853, 258, 1907
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Temperance majority, /.

Temperance majority. ....... 430
Last year the majority the other side by somo
500 votes making clear gain Of 700 votes 10 the tenn
mar nnca
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

TEMPERANCE IN VERMoNr.-The temperance
(vt) Herald gives the following as the complete
vote Of the State the late election Of Commissioners
License, ................ i2,oSo
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, March
3-Present-Senator Lott, presiding. The Chan
cellor, Chief Justice Bronson, and "a Senators.
Ordered That the next term Of this Court be held at
the City Hall in the City of New York. Saturday the
second day OF May next at IL o'clock at noon; and thai
the said be appropriated to the hearing Of causes
arsing on writs OF error Notes Of issue should be
served on the Clerk least eight days before the time
OF holding the Court in all cases In which the issue shall
h.y: s,.s Joined IN in %s 10 for h q % h ns
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

NEw IMPROVEMENTS IN THE GUILLoTIrE.-Some
weeks ago we quoted from Danish paper the ac-
count Of new method Of beheading criminals
The Glamour du Haut-Rh just received, recounts
the following improvement in the gulllotine:-"The
old machine of Colmar being worn out, has been re-
placed by new one, in which the head of the cu-
pr will be concealed by sort Of box like that in
which theatrical prompters ensconce themselves,
and a mechanical contrlvance will cause his body
fall at into the cart destined to convey it to
pear from the eyes Of the greedy spectators
as the fatal axe shall have fallen, and thus the cul
prit will be under ground short time after his as
cent on the PLATFORM"
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
FOUN TAIN HOTEL,

CoAL-l am dsllyerng from ny yard corner q kas and
thess low Prcesor cash EsG and Broken - u: l
Nut sd Stove miIed e 81 Buyen can positively depend
jsl 3msod'r FETER CLINTON.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
,ssulpanta Aue~us, Washingtom City, ID. C..

THE rKOPRETORs Of this new. large and modern bull,
establishment respectfully tender their hsnks the pub
lie for the liberal support they have gven and confidently
cpae increasing popularity from the efforts Of the under
the Avenue the side between Third and Four
and Half Streets convenient the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol IL capable Of three hundred guests
In all its parts recently undergone agenern improvement
have been elegantly funishedhe ladies' ordinary tasteuly
re6.ted indeed in division q The house the primary
The dining hall Of the most commodious and best light
polite active, obedent and well disciplined Briefly
hdently challenge the Judgment Of discriminating public
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 50 per day Permanent boarden
times. TYLER BIRCH.
ms SIN eodsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
HreHrsrowN, IN. J.,) March 4, 1916.

HtaHTsTowN, IN. J.,) March 4, 1916.
Nlage School-Interesting Examination Youth
fd Tdlent-Precocious Orators, &c. &c.
Our Village to-day has presented an interesting
picture. Parents and children, friends of education,
and, in truth, every intelligent person in the COM
munity, having the power of locomotion, came to
witness the exhibition and examination of the students
Of the East Windsor Academy. aA
Through the Herald | wish to make know n to the
friends and patrons Of this young but hourshing semi
nary living at distance how well and nobly the young
gentlemen and ladies acquitted themselves. Monday
and part Of Tuesday were devoted to the examination,
which took place in the Acadsmy-by the way, very
beautiful building put up at the expense and through
the enterprise of few individuals have not time to
enter into details; it il enough for to say, that in
branches the performances Of the young ladies would
put to the blush many of the select schools Of large
cites noticed drawing Of the " Natural Rock Tow
very correct had never seen the original plate but
knew II merely from the description given by Fremont
The boys proved to the board Of examiners and to their
friends that they fully understood the principles upon
which they solved the most difficult questions In ags
s as rs Ss o. al ses
books they were to be examined Gentlemen at
liberty examine the students any where far they
question was asked TO which correct answer was
given. particular in the mention Of this, be-
Ssvs but . time to Sevote 70 sducaon
Now for the exhibition. About 2 o'clock r. M. the
Baptist church filed with fair faces and cottage
bonnets. o, Mr.. Bennett those cottage bonnets make
one very happy In few moments, escorted by
cellent band the round fat ruddy good natured faces
Of about fifty boys appeared in the asles Of the church.
marching, with military regularity, to the stage pre-
pared for them. An appropriate prayer was offered up
by the Rev. Mr.. Mulford. Then the salutatory ad-
dress, in latin, was given by Master T. A. Slack
and il did him much credit All the addresses were
good. We dislike to Psrticularze : yet we must
say, that Master J.ss Blauvelt appeared with the
most ease and grace, considering hi, age Masters
Green and Baird were the last speakers-Mastsr Small
ley carried himself with much dignity in the Nspo-
leon Bonaparte discusson-and "a pefise John Cole,
scarce nrse lee! % ngn ns mHcn % Dy sn1 ~
willis who has gained the confidence Of the
nifty in his untrng efforts to make the institution what
II should be- Friend B., thinkI you do, that these
schools are the brightest ornament of countrythe
best safe guard to our liberties Our forefahers cul
vsted people oman uncultivated land science
and literature the first born offspring Of their earliest
and ondest affection; and this days work in the fair viii
age of Hghsowp has proved that New Jersey intends
to mako them tenants for life.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

MOUSSELINES DE- LAME.
100 new ~, % %srs!No sTyLEs q! tsIsisa and Dsgssic,
Tisde, .nd for sals by y SHELR0N CO.,
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
CAUTION,

4 o
u COUNTERFEITED.- Shippers, Merchants, and the
CSsisbrated CHALLENGE BLACKMING. q are very respeot
and ASCERTAIN If The sAMr of JAMES 8 MAsEN thereon
sqa5 the name and location only enesptsa
posing their confidence favor Of Mason, Bsckas the
style and form OF the and lettering the ting and
color Of the paper have all copied OBSERVE sAa
Mason Challenge Backing never labelled in Spanish
any American market
10 PREVENT FRAUD for the future Jas. Mason will
place his signature the labels OF box Of Backing
pared by him, without which genane His long
rence manufacurer the extent and variety Of his
chnery and other facilities afford him superior advantages
other Blacking Manu- the United
Orders for BLACKING and WRITING INK, Of the best
qnality furnished promptly and to any extent by
JAMES s. MASON,
mi 2w eod*rc 1872 North Third street.
8. BASSETT FRENCH,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW attend. all the courts held in
the city Of Richmond and county of Virginia.
Office Manchester VginaRefcs His cheney James
Mcdowell, Governor Of Virginia: His Excellency John f.
Wiley Lieut. GqvsrnG, Virginia; Hqn John Y Ma.op, At
raj Val Hon John W. Jones, late Speaker H. h. u g. Hoa
e. Scott Speaker ofthe Senate Of Hon e. Dromg ,oe
M c.. Va Hon. James A. Seddon, NJ c., Va; Hon. Geo. w.
Hopkins NJ c., Val Edward H. Hudson, 1913 Broadway, New
York.
NB-Mr Hudson will take charge of any papers int nded
for Mr.. French and forward same TO him safely.
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