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FARMS FOR SALE.

ATWO FARMS, one Of them to lease sDd one for
~ sale on staten Island near Port Richmond Ferry
~~ INQUIRE at AnnsL m6 4w
N FOX SALE CHEAP, 4s0 acres Of valuable land
situated within two miles Of the villages OF Fort
- Mitchell sad Wolf Lake, Indiana. To any person de,
Of settling 10 the West this 10 opportunity
The title being spaabs and the properly uDincum
bersd For full particulars, apply to NATHAN GREEN,
Is Orchs,o- st. after o clock r. mo I'm
% FOR SALE.-Tha, deligntfuly situated pIsce,
miles youth Of tho yisgs Of Poushtee psie, be-
he country seats Of Prof Morse and c. Crook,
Esq extending from the postroad othe Hudsop contain
ing about 100 acres without buildings. The railroad
passes through IL the margin u the ver. The pay
may be made perfectly convenient TO the purchsser
Apply In the village, to JNO. b. MONTOOMEkf
mig laXtf
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~ asres, situaied at Csmptown, New-Jersey Tho
- place 10 in the hgbest state OF cultivation hns
p,sh orchard, Us very foe ounce uees large straw
berry bed &c &c. There the p-cs story sad shalt
stone house. with rooms the grcuod floor; large
81 by 10 fe- fences all In good order y miles fom
Newark stage, running 10 and from twice adsy There
the yilisge three Churches Schools &c. PArto
the purchase money remsin on bond aud nortsassh
desired. For particulars apply " A j. BLEECKER,
mn Iw Auctoueer, Brosdst.
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BOARDING.

BOARD 'yANTED-By gentleman wife ana '' =;
ID want quiet, pleasant family in the vicinity t o.
l Bo.a]y oSerste rent kddrss. Home" stating
terms, at this Office MOI -
ilOAKD IL BROOKLYN.-A lady and gentle,
Dmsu three sisgle gentlemen, cin be accom- 60
with board 10 private house in Brdgest near Sandst
Apply at 1873 8dges Brooklyn, or lOl Srosdway se9ono
sIorS. back Office M. y
DOARD-A large and email room communicating, with
ID closet, attached suitable for paroI arc bedroom, on
the second floor also the third floor 10 rent
with board at 26 Clinton-place Reference required
DOOMs TO LET-With without Board, BY .
IL small private family, above Spring st. west OF and
Broadway, to gentleman and wiie, or TWO SIN,
gle gentlemen psror and two or three other rooms as
NAV be required Neighborhood quiet and Respectable
Possession Given the lat Of May. Address Comfort
Tribune Office. Terms reasonable. moi ~
OOOMs-Gentlemen wanting furnished apartments
Twin meals may be accommodated by applying q, 2lo
FultoD-st west of Broadway The house IL com ous
rsouired CHARGES moderate. m3l ST.
DAFT OF A HOUSE WANTED-A family OF
persons wish TO hire the second moor OF piess
snty situated house have their meals furnished by the
pants of the house References required and svsn
Address box $50 Post Once nlol ~
PARTMENTS WITH BOARD-ro let, a suite
hoi apartments with bathing room pantry ne. a.
way few minutes walk from The City HAL Inc terms
will be moderate Inquire at IS Hodson.st. InSO lw-
GENTLEMAN, wife and two children want per
n nsnent board from lst OF May, in private family
vest of Broadway between Fulton and Franklin SITS
Terms must be moderate Address G. r. r. Tribune Of
fee. mo- Nv
DOARD WANTED-ln the country, In private
Df.mily preferred, and in pleasant location address
T.. l. Fl. New York Post Office. moO w
BOARDING IN BROOkLYN.-Wanted BY a
ID senteus an and lady, two three well fu rnished
the second floor, with boa,d at pilVae shos
The situation must be pleasant; the Heights or South
Brooklyn preferred Address box l,2s8, New'foIs ro't
Offcs u<3 Nv
BOARD WANTED For gentleman and his wIte
ID and Sit gle lady a respectable private family or 10
De house where there but few bc-rders The
,tion be pleasant and in rsspeeanie pat OF he
$50 Cedsr-st mH2 oL
A GENTLEMEN and his wife or two or three single
"A gentlemen b- accommodated with ooaro % Apply
spe immediately at II Murrsyst m.9 81
nOARDING-A gentleman and wife and two single
gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant rooms
ct SO Wbiie-st Broadway. mig ot
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New-Yok motto. Is hereby gwen 20 al pee.
sons having claims against NICHOLAS sCHUREMAN
late OF the City Of NewYork deceased 20 present the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers At the
Office Of s. Hasted, No II John-st In the City OF New
York, before the seventh dsyof June neSI-Dited
Nsw.York tho third day Of December. 1871.
scHgaiESMdAHNS t nJALsrED' Executors,
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BOOK TRADE.
TyIE OWL CREEK LETTER

THE OWL CREEK LETTERS
AND OThER CORRESPONDENCE,
BY WI vol limo.
Published This Day.
GLE is ONE Of the most touching writ'fsws nave
III me, with for a loog while, and some Of the Letters
bsv, aw.tsped en- interest in minds that will tx
long of the rough and changing scenes OF edo
life TO efsce -Fr,d0nia Censor.
NV BAKER 4 SCRIBNER, IS Parkrow, a'd
nan las Nasssu.st.
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re- Mercantile library and Reading Room,

Clinton Hall corner B.ekmsn and Nassau ste " 900 vol
umes aud all the best Literary and sceniihc reiooles
American and Foreign. Constant additions OF new ~e,n
chsnts ADD Others annual subscription. emitting them 70
sill the privileges. -. Rooms open from 10 "a. 70 10
T. NJ By order. OEO rb:hhAm,
mi On Rec Sec Mercantlie LILO. ANoClat4Ou'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

At haftanyc. conss ns of three lots OF ground
froutiUg on Bloomin Fdse-rosd sod cor. o. On> nun
dred ard Twenty sSths Ga the came 10 3Siory ores
building .5by IS e. edup or store. Also s2ro'y sms
building stable, sheds &c Ths ss good stand tor esy
iog on large bu,iness In Coal, wood, feed, &c ins
New York rnd Albany Railroad pssses near the premises
ana IL in course Of construction. There 10 spod ~hs
wihin q short distance. For terms, &C apply 90 the
premis- or 10 j. kNAFf SUN,
mig Nv. lOl Weslsf.
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A c. BADGER.

A Q. bAUUFK,
MANVEACrURER OF TVS
E III vi l. u TIE,
re- And kyie's approved Efsht-h eyed fiute'
iRl Broadway between Cortland and Dew ste new ON
Also manufactures Flutes OF every description gre
in all c1es warranted. ms ofH
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SANFORD BROTHERS,

AT nUDsgs, cessnsS. e. W
"a iss sv'l nsA&7Hpe EyH
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TWO THOUSAND U. STATES MUsKETs.

900 Revolving six barrel Pistols
900 psir Pistols assorted Patterns -.
500 double barrel Shot Guns, from 81 TO soo'
1000 single Fowlpg Guns.
Also Powder Fssks. Percussion Caps Gun LOCK- tame
-, i'm, 81 Maideulane, N. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NswYofs motto. 10 hersby given 10 all per
sons hAviDs claims against MARY LYNCH. late Of tho
City Of kswfork dscsaed 20 present the sans with ths
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, At his Office No ga
Monfoes In the City Of Nsw-York, on OF before tho
eighth day Of May nsKtDatsd New York this fosth day
OF H9rsui'r, 1871, nlJ 1awomsI WILLIAM SCOTT "a
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IAA BY John Austen. as q grocery store
Also large store adj ming suitable for clohns or dry
goods store Cellar and stable may be had with both hs
stores. 80,
Also-For sale or brick houses within inmates
walk Of Jersey City ferry Possession eyen Immediately
OF ali the above property Inquire Of DAVID JONES'
.hoemaker opposite the above store. ms w.
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Office Of the Irish Emigrant Society,
NJ ~. Xnnu lQth Mach lHla

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County of NewYork notice IL hereby given 70 sill per
sons having claims against JOHN HANCE, late OF The
CITY Of New-York merchant deceased TO present the
ssme with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber ~ the
Office Of w c. Leverdge. No li5 Cherry-stree IN the
CITY Of NewYork the ninsteenth day OF Ausu next
Dated NewYork The eleventh day II February, lsi8
WILLIAM HANCE, (rxacnto,.
f2f iaw6ms BENJAMIN s. COOK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

SLAWRENCE, AZ Cansl,t Is selling elegant patterns
of Brussels Carpetng At astonishine'y low prices Al
So ply Ingram and Venetian Carpetlng Drngsen
Oil Cloths Stair Rods Lamp Mats rich Window Shades
So &C. Hsnd,ome Brussels Stair Carpet, uncommonly
cheap NO" l"pStN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

Is cbasrs Rritsu,a metal goods at this of the
YEAR will find for their interest to call at Burning sup
where they obtain fashionable and durable eonds a.
reisii. For sale BY LCCIDS hanl
mil w Ihte bOaTCHan u mart
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LAW AND PRACTICE

DELATIVE TO SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS 10 obtain
III Of Lands csrain cases with explanatory
notes ard references to Judicial decisions alng unoer
these and also analogous with an hp
psndix OF Forms by A. r. DYETT, for sale BY j. X Hal
SrFD Nas,-u st.; J.. J. DROsEY, so NsssauH BILL
4 GOULD. Tribune Bu dings; and bUhO GSs SIhlN
GER Booksellers, 222 Broadway. mZ8 Srco-
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,.,Ip o.K CRayE RRMALE SEMINARY

ID Connectcut-This school il not lsrge-The pupils
are taught By the Principal Daily oral exercises are gwen
Of business and practical character. Steamboat and
stage ne direct to the school Fare for boys 81 CENTS
Terms one hundred dollars per year Pupils received at
any time. Arrangements can be made with 5 stur;e'
765 Chstham-st- N. Y. ABEL WhlTLOCh PrnelP,n,LL,
RrTTences-Rey John Smith, Rev. WIN. w. Bangs, VIII
~ v' mS0 8,'
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~. To LET-At Psvonis, within 20 minatss wsk Of
H jersey City ferry xix sntfront twosfoty ard base-
- Ineot brick houses being peri OF tho rsvoun Ter
race, finished in The nea'est manner Win marble
m-ntes SLIDING doors, speaking uumpets etc In eseh
Kitchen pump OF pure, soft spring waterstachsdo
each house /. groUn nd sufficient for vegetable or liver
garden also enclosed with ths houses 10 pk " feet
deep and extending the whole length Of the Terraces Om
nib.g, run 10 the ferry Rent rs to small respectable
families Apply to T. CoLf.S,
uN lw. Montgomery St Jersey City.
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"a HOUSE To LET-Ths S-s,ory birch house D,
Hss Twen fr.tst between the Ninth and Tenth avs
M nues pposits the Theological seminary, containing
range hot and cold bs h. shower bath and
ust,r closet with Croton water In tbs princph cham
Res Inquire OF J. PHALEN 81 Walls,. corner OF viii
nnn.t hstwsen u ard Pm. ml N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

- TO IET-The house 2o5 Walserst corner OF
H. Chtyste the house 81 Henryst the house and store
M Heser-st corner of Norfolk, good stand fora
grocery-has been pied such for number OF years.
the lower part Of house 100 Delsucy near k6ge tho
lower part of houss 1856 Desncyst thu upper part OF
house 1873 Deancyst the upper part Of house 10 Avenue
C. the h, use y ? Wooster st Apply TO y. Il ). T.
HEATH. Rsal Estate Agents. N ChambeIst basement,
from Il ii O'Clock at 40 Greenest from 10 In
- rnnrrln. and l1nrn In In the ,yanInR ml 81.
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General Agency at Washinxton.

ZEE years experience a clerk in one Of
L. the principal accounting offices of the Treasury sd
Auditors) has qualified the subscriber undertake gen
era agency business at the OF the federal government
and the transaction of any business with the public depart
before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
all of business the several departments and b
reaus knowledge of the laws and the principles esab
shed by decisions in the executive departments relation
amos every subject connected with public accounts and
transactions, with which he has become familiar from long
experience in the public Service affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
will be directed TO the OF claims of every char
acter embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States individual States, whether for lands money
pensions of all kinds; communication for half pay and boin
ties; claims growing out of contracts with the United
States examination OF titles, and procuring patents ior
ands of duties remission OF fines foreures.
under the other laws; the prosecution OF claims
arising of transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board Of ssiones,
estate and generally the transaction OF any and every
description of business which the Of agent
may be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of WASH
ing, to the civil officers OF the government to many officers
both OF the army and navy well as to members OF Con-
gress whom general reference is made The following
gentlemen selected, whom, if necessary, particular
reference is requested, TO wit; fu .t
JAMES w McCULLoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury.
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAeNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. THOMAS s. JEsUP Quart. Master General U. s. A.
Gen. GEORGE GIBSON Commissary General OF Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaser General
Col JOSEPH g. ToTTEN, Chief Of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. ALERT, Chief of Topogra phical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON esq Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
-H"1 RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4th street. opposite N. E. corner Fuer's Hotel
lime
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ill., if his their bid be accepted, enter into an OBJ
within five days, with good and suhe sAse,es
furnish the supplies proposed No proposal w be con-
sidered unless accompanied by such guaranty. u"
Iouds with approved aeties in one-ha the esti-
mated of the respective contracts, viii be required
Bill in ripcate for the timber delivered made out IN
the navy agent the place OF delivery, within thirty
DAYS After presentation 49,. L, IN, -,
fed, .rr 7t ~. s'. = .t ,,, no., = e.,
DJro be published twice week until the 18th oil FEB
ruarynext, in the following papers, 10 WIZ Gnloi anu III
eigencer Washington; Eastern Argus al Portland anu
Age at Augusta, Maine Morning Post and DAILY Times
New Ham pshire and Republican Union at Forts
mouth, and New Hampshire Patriot at Concord, N n,
the Will DO forwarded 10
the bureau evidence OF publications
Jan. l1-2taWtlSFeb
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Agency Claims at Washington.
(NHARIEs DE SELDING Notary Public Conyevrn

X and General Agent No II, Todds Buildings, Pennsy.
vania Washington, d. c., offers his services for the
prosecution of claims before Congress of the exec.
tive departments before any boar, OF Ia,
may be appointed for the adjustment OF spoatons
collecting private claims and rents procuring pensions
whether revolution any other servce bounty lands for
duties those arising under contracts treaties or
Otherwise; buying and selling real estate &c.
Particular attention paid the settlement of accounts of
dsbursing officers who may find IL nconvenient give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned a notary public, he is pre-.
pa red furnish egazed copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate. and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at,
tentlon
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with H. compuoes au
ditos offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and In the navy and also TO Dr. John Ho
mans Boston; Barnard Henry esq., Philadclpha; Rev
Sepmus Tustn, chaplain OF the Senate Washington; Hon
Henry l.. Ellsworth Fayette lndana Thomas NJ. Rount
esq., Pensacola, Florida; Hon. c. Il. Penrose Lancaster
Pa; Judge L. Harley Crawford Washington VIM Az
new esq, New York; T. Collins Lee ESQ., Baltimore Nd
II. b. Reardon, esq, Norfolk Va; Professor Goodridge
New Haven, Conn., M. hudson, esq, New Orleans; Hon
+. II. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
| NAV I6-ly
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

~ OPFIcE INDIAN AFFAIRS, Dec. "a, 1877;
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by samuel NJ
- Rutherford Choctaw agent, and acting superintendent
Western Territory, at the Chocaw agency west OF the
for furnishing subsistence the Chocaw Indians who shall
emigate from the States OF Mississippi and Alabama, 10
the Chocaw lny of the State of Arkansas, during
year l84S for the Of one year after their arrival
and those who emgraed since the LIST OF June last
for the unexpirsd term OF one from that time The
daily oone pound beefo fresh pork
hreefouhs ofa pound OF salt pork and OF three
of quart OF meal, OF one pound OF wheat
each and of four quarts of salt for every one
hundred persons. - r..
The number removed since the LIST of June Is about
tve and it is estimated that there about 1900 yet
Of the Mississippi TO De em9ve a So hase
their early emigration but the situation of Il indians such
that Is impossible at the pesen tune to indicate Tue NUN nun.
the time that those who shall remove VIII arrive IN teii
M howe month h Of anuay an
different periods during the year. as they Gun be
Contract viii be made for those who have removed
since june and Tor all who may emgrae during the year
such times and at such places in the Indian
country the agent for the Chocaws for the time being
or such person persons as he may appoint shall desig
nate The department and its agents viii all proper
exerons TO hasten The emigration and make genera but
il viii be responsible in way, for the failure
fnsa of the Indians to remove. y
The proposals must be accompanied by satisfactory ev
dence that those making them have the ability TO execute
the contracts the of the they intend giving
their sureties therefor and written guarantee from
in conformity with the proposals. ifaceeped The rel
abeness business capacity, and pecunary ability OF the
tilted by officer of the United States. No propose
will be considered in regard TO which these requirements
not complied with. aa
1t must be distinctly understood that all and every
pense connected with incident to the transportation
for their issue the Indians and with or to the issuing
the be borne by the contractor contactors anc
that the United States the right whenever the
proper officer of the shall be OF opinion that the
contractors is not performing his or he
null and void and to cause the proper issues OF ra
Of he
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pursuance of the authority given by the first section OF
the act OF Congress, entitled san establish land
office in the northern part OF Michigan, and provide for
the sale Of mineral lands in the State of Michigan, APP
proved LIST March, lSt7, J. JAMES X POLK President
United States OF Americas do hereby declare and make
lnown that have this day selected and designated the
SAUr STE MARIE the site of the land office for the Lake
Superior district the State OF Michigan, created by said
ac and that said office shall be- and hereby is ordered
be established at that place
Given under my hand, the city of Washington, this
t,venty-sevent day of December Ammo Domni one thou
Nv ,ha President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOU'VE, -
Comm issioner OF the General Land Office
Dec, 3O-lawl2w
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All persons who were at the passage of the of LIST
March, 1917, in possession by actual occupancy, OF any
portion the mineral lands embraced IN tins proclamation
under authority lease written permit from the ecre-
arv Of War purpose of mining theson and all per
sous who shall be in possession by actua OF
1917 ma set forth in of list March, 1871 above men
toned authorized to enter ana purchase tne s'e AZ
by that act and less at time before me
day fixed for the commencenentof the sae OF 'nose nJ
pance with those terms, 10 the Register ana hecevef
OF the Land Office subject TO an appeal 10 me oeGrey "
tho Treasury and all persns entitled to the right OF pre-
eppton any the agricultural lands embraced IN ths
proclamation required 10 establish the Same 70 tne
faction of the Register and Receivers, and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing his nofiec ana pc
fore the day appointed for the OF me puo-
lie sale of lands embracing the claimed, otherwise
such presumption claim will be forfeited. t
The certificate Of the mineral agent Ssult Ste. Marie
that persons holding under leases permits those in the
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RICHARD M, YOUNG, Commissioner.
TO THE PuRLIC-


The mineral ands included in the foregoing proclama
ton embrace the greater portion of keweena Point and
the southern shore of Lake Superior, in the northern Pc
nmsua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhauslless of and other
therein.
considerable number of those lines have already been
discovered in the trap bordering Lake Superior
and within few miles of and from the geological char
acer OF the country and the explorations already made, il
cannot be doubted that others equally if more vaua-
BILE will be found throughout this whole mineral
In OF the mines worked copper is found almost
and in fact most OF the native copper and yield
greater cenlage than other yet discovered in the
world Silver is also found in considerable quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction of fur
and fuel for smelling, found in abundance in
immediate neighbohood OF the mineral and the face OF
the country SUCH that the mines require but little if any
arfic al drainage and therefore worked great adj
vantage.
The climate in the winter, though cold does inter-
the of the fact, that
considered the favorable for their operations.
The proximity of these mineral lands 10 the shore of Lake
SUPERIOR which several safe and excellent hatbors,
and the communication therefrom by the Saut Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron Erie, &c., furnish ready means
transporting the products of these lands the principal
III ,rkes of The United States very trihing cost
1t likewise appears, from the reports 20 this Office, that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality producing the
nal culinary vegetables and in abundance and
doubt when the soil is properly TILED, will be favorable
for grain Timber sufficient for the usual purposes
and many places very abundant white and yellow pine
sugar maple yellow birch, &c and ~ their thrifty growth
give evidence of the richness of the soil, The product
which will command fair price from Their vicinity to the
mines, which will always furnish rood market.
Maps showing the localities OF the mines and other yalua
BILE information relating thereto derived from ihe geoog
cal survey, &c. which be embraced IL This bret
notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land OH
the Saut Sic Marie, early practicable before
the commencement of the public sales for inspection
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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