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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
TIE HERALD
THURSDAY. MAY -. 1870.
MIG COUNTY CONVENTION

The Wh,gs Il ,hc County e Ru'lsni
uv r-ioesri 10 in~,, b, their delegate.
Il Ca.rIe.on. on the .ash dAy of june
ucI,. al u o'cl,.k \ NJ. 81 tie lrur
l.,-o 81 Nominating candidate. fer II, fol.
hwing Offices. viz three ronn'y Scns-
.nrs. ,wu judges Of the County Court.
, Sheriff. High l,s,iia, and Stat" :
Attorney. snd Judge # Probate for
the D.s,,r. Il Rutland and also Jujg,.
e prpla,r fr the District of fsirha,cn.
The nun,l.rr Il Delegates 60 lie one from
each town anil one delegate fu each 81
Wig votes. and ono far each frac,ion g.
yer - Whis votes given IN each town
fr Governor IN the year 1912. which
will give ,o the town of Benson I dele
gates. Brandon =. Cas,b,on d. thi,tcn
den =. Clarendon I, bsnl,y I. Fairhsvet
3. lluhiar,l,nn =, Ira >. Mcnlon =, Mid
<ks"wn 3. Nj Holly .. Mt Tabor |,
Pawl., 4. Pit,,fcli .. piusf,rl 1. Puul,
tuey q. Ruiland =. Shcrlurne =. Shrcws
bury 3, Sudlmr, =, Tinmou,h 3, Wal
llngforl g. Well. $. and Wcs,l,n,en =
/, is expected that each town will ap
,pin. the number of delegates 10 whicl
Il is en,i'l,sl, u, a public meeting callcc
by the several town committees for tha
p Irp'se.
The County Committee beg leave IL
urge upon the Town Committees the i'm
is,rfaurp ,,f tnL mo measure. u, rru,lpr III,
appointment and attendance Of the full
quota Of delegates from all the Towns il
the Cuuntr
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CHAM FACTORY STOPPED OPERA.
TIoN.-The Chain Factory on F street
has stopped making large chains for the
present, and by this stoppagc, thirty Of
forty men have been thrown out of en-
ploy. The proprietors, Cotton. Hill &
Co., have been obliged to adopt this
course on account of the low tariff now
in operation. The English manufac-
ture heavy cha nd send them here
for sale at 10 price than Ameri-
@n x"rsm Zen. cd f''rd to make them
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CALIFORNIA SrEcuLATIoS.- The Cal
ifornia intelligence by the last steamer
continues to lie the subject Of remark n.
mong business men, and the great fall in
the prices Of lumber and other articles
shipped from the North, will materially
disappoint the expectations Of those who
embarked in these spcculations. We
have heard Of the result Of one Califor-
MIA voyage. which We hope will not be the
rcsul, Of all and that was, shipment
Of lumber, amounting to $4,000, the nc
count sales Of which, by the last steamer,
brought the shippers in debt $1,000, there
by making the loss $4,000 The arri-
val Of the next steamer from California is
looked for with great interest by very
many who are interested in shipments
made to that country.-1r Traveller.
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M,iNr. The uew Legislature of hi,
State ns a, Augusta un "Wednesday
Ihanas VI Morrow. was chosen prc,i-
den' II The Senate by IL votes To . for |
He'd and ! scattering; Albert H. Ssw-
al. clerk hy l. 10 . for Wm D. Lizzie
Ihe li"ns" Nh. orgsnirn'i l., choosing :
Behrhsr SIeakrrhy - votes la 80 for
Moses l.. APPLETON Whigl and fa c.
u Merrill Free SILL fs clerk, III,
n'ord W. fhgg was chosen by - Sy,es
:" u tr James " North AMI Horny X
BAKER. uf course The sasScs,fnl c4iii.
asi'' are d the ~rns parry Rev e.
r. Ailen sss cis.'s.u Chaplain ~ %
',aes 10 co sg key. Irsa. Thaa,,-lai.
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The Buffalo papers announce the
arrival there of ex.Gov. Slade Of
Vermont, with twcnty-three female
teachers, on their way to the West.
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CUBAN INNASlON-OR-
DERS TO TIIET. :. GULF FLEET
TO INTERCEPT TIE ENPEDi-

To INTERCEPT TIE EAfEDi-
TION
The \. o. Pa,ria Of May 9th. Span
ii, ,a,~r. Published the following extract
M letter from its correspondent, dated
Chagrcs. 10Th Of April.
according to promise, | will give you
all the information ! have been able to
collect, respecting the threatened ex.edi-
,i"n against Cu'a.
II can assure you, positively, that Cha
prcs is no, the rendezvous Of the cxpe-
dnion. |, is true that some vessels have
arrived ~iih loxcs Of muskcts, pistols.
pow,ler aud ad but, according Ia all |
can learn. they haze all been reshippd
in small vessels to some point in the Gulf.
only known to those in the secret.
! an told that the poiu, is much near
or to the Island Of Cuba than is general
" imagined. and tina, it is IN some small
Island between Florida and iuca'an, a.
i, is stated tina, from that point it is only
sixty hours sail To the coast | have
some reason to think tina, the expedition is
in two divisions, one Of which is already
concentrated at the Island Of st. Domin-
90, aud tina, the landing is to lie effected
II, two distinct places at the same time. -
|, i aid that Sunday alou, the 18th of
May, j. fixed rs the day On which the en-
petition is to start from It's hiding place
for the coast of Cuba, and the impression
among these who pretend to know, is that
the 10Th May will he the day for landing.
Although | have sa,me doubts abou, the
matter s'ill think that the announcement,
in the papers that Chagrcs is the place of
meeting. is merely a stra,asem to mislcad
the public. myself have known, in
New Orleans, many suspicious characters
who sasc III, tina, they were going to
Chagrc, and ms, one Of them have seen
here. 1t Is supposed that the force which
vail land in Cuba will amount to twelve
or fifteen thousand men Of whom two
Thousand are 10 leave New Orleans in the
bcsiuning of May
The NYw York Herald Of Saturday
Morx Says: We learn indirectly from
the State department n, Washington, tha,
the United States government have re-
ccivcl intelligence" that Gen, Lopez de-
parted fruln New Orleans on the sth inst.
M an expedition to the southern shores Of
tula, with 600 or G,o00 men: and
tia, the Navy Department, Immediately
issucl order, 10 tho Gulf feet. 10 in,errep,
the alyenuirrrs a. all hazards, or To assist
the Spanish authorities in urpprc->ins the
a,irmla at instruction or invasion. II j.
d." believed that there will lee conccn-
'raii"n and G" olcra,im Of the British,
SIauislI AMI American naval forces. some.
~hc,c ou the coas, Of Cuba. IL pa, down
the expedition, on Ia Gu, II sll supplies.
shoall they Land on that island - Nail.
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ADJOURNMENT OF Her MAJESTY
BIRrm OF A PRINcE.-B buckingham
Palace, May 1.--This morning the
Queen was safely delivered Of a
Prince.
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The election Of governor took place in North Gao.
lima on Thursday last We have yet received no Ne
turns from the polls Mr. David s. Reid is the demo
cratic candidate, and Governor Manly the wing caud
date. The signs which have reached US in favord
Mr.. Reid.
The general elections for members Of Congress and ID
the State Legislature take place in Missouri MONDAY
next The cauldron is boiling with great vehement.
and the elections for Congress- uncertain in their
result as they holly contested In most Of the dis
ucts there are three candidatesone whig and the Other
two Bentonian and ant-Bentonian democrats tn
wings are counting with much confidence on sucessl IN
consequence Of our divisions. An intelligent member
Congress that be knows not how estimate Ii.
Observation-Disclosures the democrats will elect three Of The
present delegation only As to the State legis
ure, neither wings. nor anti Bentonans. Bsnlon,
are likely to have majority Of the whole in the eec
lion of senator OF the United States in place Of Colonel
Benton, whose term expires the Sd Of March next
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The interesting proceedings Of the Senate Of Wednss
day and Thursday have completely filled our column
this morning that they have excluded all our ediora
natter well full report Of the proceedings Of
two houses yesterday In The Senate. The California
came up for consideration, and much debate I'd
lowed. member of the Senate thinks that 1
the elements Of the Compromise bill will ye, Pas
separately, and that such bill will be submitted q
Monday, in relation to the Texas boundary, as wi
satisfy the Texan senators. well the great inea
of the country.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MOANING, AUGUST ;. lsso

ymr Hxxsy M. LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama, our an
srs agent Tor Alabama Tennessee assisted By Mr.
q. BRErT.
0Mr. IsRAsL f. JAAKs, No. La South Tenh street. Pads
phs is our general travelling agent, assisted BY mess Wa
WELD, JoHs CoLIlss JAMES DEERIne, A. kEx WsLnHsTo,
Z. A. EVANS, JAaEs CLxRK, and p. LooKE
00-Mr O. w. JAnEs No. Harrison street. Cincnnan, Ohio
general travelling agent States assisted BY Mean
q snrH, +. DssT JAsoH TArLoA w. AaxsTkoSs, Prln
LooxE, w. RAMSAY, and G. srEIrnAK
0Y-Receipls from either Of the above will be good
00v. u. PALsER, Newspaper Agent he OuI
agent paper Of Boston, New Y
and Phlsdslpha, duly Empowered y
subscriptions the required BY His receipts viii
regarded payments. His oces seBoston, Congress res
New York, Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest con
Third q Chestnut
WILLIAM GouLDH, Of Richmond, Virginia. general axsm
Virginia, assisted by travelling agents A. b. PuLLkR and Jam
THOMAS
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was some little blood shed in the house OF Col Neville
But the insurgents thenas disunonists and traitors
Union, supported by the authority OF Union, and coun
tenanced by the Father OF the Union.
My worthy friend who sits near me Mr. DAwsosl has
adveted to some language in resolution which offered
in the early part OF the session implying willingness
on my part 10 circumscbe the limits OF California. Mr.
President have stated already to him, and to the Senate.
that al the time that resolution was proposed was la
boring under impression that by an ordinance OF the
gress should alter her boundary according to its own sup
position as to its appropriateness afterwards found
that was mistaken. The word " Suitable" implying
nothing in particular introduced In order to allow
the Senate and the country discretion 70 be applied e
the whole subject and 10 exercise such judgment upon
the whole subject might be deemed proper. Il was not
restriction certainly and necessarily TO be adopted
Ii is to admit with suitable" boundaries. Now, say
that under all the circumstances OF the considering
what proposed, what offered by senators on thls
side OF the chamber, the boundaries are suitable and
being So constrained reluctantly TO vote against the
amendment OF the honorable senator from Mississippi
FRO BE coETIkUED.l
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THURSDAY. AUGUST /. 1850.
IN coSTISuATIoN.l


Mr.; DOUGLAS moved that the Senate proceed to ih
consideration Of the bill for the admission OF California
for the purpose Of making u special order.
Mr.. DOWNS inquired what vote would be necessar,
The The PRESIDENT * ssii Isasi A majority.
Mr.. DOWNS: This Is the morning hour.
The PRESIDENT. Petitions, memorials, &C., hav
been disposed Of. There few bills upon the table
Mr.. DOWNS. We have devoted 90 much time to Cal
70 other business shall cali for the yeas and nays
Mr. DOUGLAS. The Senate have Il in their powe
% HcstgcDpsm !, e Monday 4 they choose !.
my ears long, that should like few days for moth
The PRESIDENT Th. bin stand. among the special
MI DOUGLAS !. ii the special order for to-day a,
The PRESIDENT II bear, the superseripdon--.A0ril
mae 'ns specal ofaei OF Inc Senate Tor next Monday
Nj. DOUGLAS My object is TO take Il up to-day or
Monday whatever may be the pleasure Of The senate
The yeas and nays were demanded and ordered.
pr. CHASE. wish TO ask the Chair whether this
ball. ~ now stands, Is not the special order Tor to day
The PRESIDENT. II is among the svecial orders.
and il The FIRE. IL there be no other business
Mr. CHASE. | would inquire whether il be not the
The PRESIDENT The first special order Is bill
amending an act to promote the progress OF useful
axe ~ the bill, il was decided in the sihmatye-yess
-, nays 25-as followsi
YEAS Mss.s.. Baldwin. Benton, Bradbury, Bright.
ses Dayton. D ssao S'y Soopsi Ras e ms.ssshs
sws, px2as'as Ewlng Fetch, Greene, Hale, Hanin.
Jones, siAsr, Norris Phelps Seward. Shields. Sfpifh
n,s suIsvoe, Uadsfwood, Uphsn Waes Walker
ps.A. fSm s A,chison Badger, Bsrnwe Bsnieu,
Focse, Houston, Hunter, King Mangom Wa.on Mo.,an'
lee--23. "'ep anu ="
The bill being under consideration,
Mr.. DOUGLAS moved that il be made The spec;aI a.,
der for this day. at u o'clock. and every day heresfsr
situting MONDAY ncxf' for 'his day.
Mr.. SEWARD demanded the yeas and nays on In,
motion which ordered, and, being iaken the yeas
were "a, nays 30, AZ follows:
YEAsrMsssrs vA,chison, Badger. BernweI Berrien,
Butler, Clemens, Davis OF Mississippi, Dawson. Downs
roote. hale, Hunter, King, Msngun, Mason, Morton,
rssrss. Phelps Pratt Ruk Sebastian, soulS Turuey.
NAYs--messr. Baldwin, Bradbury. Bright Chase.
Clarke, Clay, Davis Massachusetts DAYTON Dickinson
Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa. Douelss Ewing Fech
Greene Hemin, Jones, Miller, Norris seward Shields
Smith, Sprusnce, Sturgeon, Underwood Uphan, Wa es
Walker, Winthrop. and Whitcomb--3O
So the amendment was rejected
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nv DYER 4 BRo rnER, Ausa.onser.

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-o
y Monday merit 4 instant at 10 O'Clock, shall sell
residence ofhe Hon. Geo. w. Crawford situated p ben
9Th and 7 Streets his household and kitchen furniture,
which enumerate, viz:
Handsome plush-seat sofas, chains, and rockers
Handsome hair do do do
Two large French plate gilt mirrors
Two Egyptian marble-top pier tables
Do do do and mahogany centre tabiss
Large mahogany sidebosrd and rush chairs
Mahogany dining, card, and other tables
China gold band desert service f@f 3
glass timbe, wnes caret glasses, cordiais,
BOTTLE fnger bowls wine coolers, table cutlery, table lines
Handsome Brussels paror carpet
Passage oil cloths, Venetian stair carpets
Gothic hail-amps, ninor-ffont hat rack
Mahogany walnut, and maple French bedstcads
DO and other bureaus and wardrebes
Marbietop wnshsands, dressing tables
Toilet SETS chamber carpets, IRE sets
Superior hair and shuck mattrcsses, bedding
Cooking and alright stoves, tin safes.
With general OF kitchen requisites.
Terms Over $50, credit Of sixty and ninety da
DYER BROTHER
Aug2 Auetionssn
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81 GHEEN e TAsTE Z, AuctIoneers.
roLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES, GUARD, VEST
VI AND FOB CHAINS AT AUCTION--on Saturday evening
e ID instant shall sell ut auction room washington Hall
PennsyivAnia O'Clock
M, Of gold watches and cans, viz
20 gold patent and anchor lever watches Y
80 gold guard, fob, chains
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Aug 3-lt Auctoness.
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Dry-columbia Typographical soeiety--A stated
ing o this Society win held this evening, o'clock In the al
III THos. CATION, Secretary.
Aug
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THE Cuba Expediton.-The flight Of the invaders should
hurry OF dry goods 70 get 10
Yeb e Is selling OF stock Of goods a such prices as
this From this day forward
stock Of goods reduced
prices for the fall trade deem
persons good goods,
genemen boys and youths with good stock Of house
furnishing goods that be surpassed in quality and price In the
United States together with Canton mstngs oclohs &C. An
early call is solicited.
@. WIN. VERIFY,
June 2a--3taw3w Opposite Centre Market
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0ry-Second Prosbyterian Church, New York Avenue
"CbristaIy In India
will with Divine permission, continued Sunday AL O'Clock
p. .,se
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Treasure and gnuedd
then
an IS q BY
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. HOuse OF representatives. 80
Yesterdays session was occupied in the consideaio
of the annual Indian appropriation bill. which vas
disposed Of when the House adjourned.
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GUNNER GOODS AT PRIME COsT.-The subscribers
~ respectfully notify their public general that
they win commence from this day. and continue unu the Leg O.
goods prime and indeed articles below In
for their usual heavy fall and winter purchases
and ~ Guy S g
certainly offer great bargains for cash.
The following comprise part
so pieces different style rich silks, less than
20 do plaid silk tssues at % cents
Is do figured bei eyes, a lS3 cents
20 do do do at25 cents
10 do light berege de LANES, % cents
10 do second mourning bereges, AZ g cents
do second mourning tissues, a. VT cents
so do French jaconet and lawns, less than cost
10 embroidered white and colored Tarleton robes at o.
July 3l-wTh&sat iflm
DUBLIC NOTICE-Three Months' Extra Pay.--It viii
be by following joint resolution Of the 18th July 1850
unsed claims months hereafter q
eued through the Second AUDITORS oce all applications fo
will accordingly addressed the Second Auditor
#Is#HF BENZ. r. HARMED,
Acting Paymaser General.
PArMAsrrR GEsERAL's oSrrcr, July 30, 1850
psyn claims accounting officers Of the
By the House Representatives. Of the Unit
aeriea assembled, That from and ate
the this the unsettled claims Of the ofces,
services the with Mexico provided for by the m
July nneetnh eighteen hundred and
Congress- approved July twenty nnt eighteen
duty Of the
see under such regulations the Payasr General with the
approval Of the Secretary Of War shall establish be- and the
hereby directed be settled the Second Auditor and certified
by second Comptroller of the Treasury that all muster and
rolls and all other pspe relating 10 said claims on he IN me Pay
the made by department. under the
resolution the day July eighteen hun
and considered valid had been made
by the accounting officers OF the treasury. .
Approved July ", 1850. Aug l-dlW
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VvO all persons whom ~ may cOncern.7James Murphy
Isman, died In the ls4s in the Of Hfhx and
State Virginia. leaving 10 which
his ner o. kn he len any, are entied under the laws q VIZ
tered his will be entitled the his u
disubutee he left Of kim She takes this
method Of informing all such, forward and
tabh their right said otherwise she will
Aug 1-wl4ts MARY A. MURPHY.
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ny DYER n BROTHER, Auosieasers.
cUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
- Tuesday morning, 9Th Of August 10 O'Clock, shall
residence the Hon. Colaer, late Postmaster Gep
New York ayenue ID door nom 18th street, all his household
kitchen furniture, kc., viz;
Mahogany sofas mahogany and rosewood psrior chairs
Rich yellow and white embroidered curtains and W
nces H1gss44 NF9
ach gin frame French plate mirrors with marble baetes
Of 3-glt mantle candelabrns table branches
Lounges, marble top sofa table, Ottomans
Mahogany and cherry French bedsteads
Do and plain dressing bureaus
Do wardrobes and enclosed washstands'
Hair and shuck mattresses, holsters and pillows
Toilet Glasses, toilet SETS hat rack
Brussels thrcepy, and ingram psrior and chamber carp
rods 81
Venetian stair carpets and oiicioth
Gothic hall, solar, and other lamps
Mahogany dining and other tables
Gold band French China dinner and tca service
large assortment q cut-glsss
Table cutlery, cooking and air light stoves
Refrigerator together with variety OF culinary artists
AZ o'clock.
superior family carriage, made BY Brewster ofNsw Yo
2match bay horses, double harness
Also several stable requisites.
TERMS Over ESQ., credit Of and months, for notes
DYER b BRoTHER,
Aactioneen
n; The house for rent Apply % she Aucuonsen.
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ION sALELo No. T. square $50 fronting 50 feet vi
street with depth of 1881 feet, 3ofcct alley, and
tainng 1912 FEET This lot cighy situated os buan
being within squares Of Centre Market and that pc
the Canal which has been dsepensd Terms viii be mods
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
MVe-u No Toddp Bulidnc
NEW BOOKS. this day rsssived--In Memoriam BY Tal
Hsw hoNoo, o. he Records Of Tourist by Charlie. Lsss
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug2 Bookseller near Oh sueHt
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CARD-wILLARD's HOTEL.
MY engagement with National Hotel manager OF that es
III adjustment, having expired the day July
10 make known thai again connected with Wiad Hotel
where shall be most happy friends and portion Of
This being enlarged very extensively improved
and personal attention win be given for comfort
fare OF Its guests.
July ia-eoaw +. WILLARD.
+ IyEN Cambria Observation-Disclosures undersigned rcs-
pec invite the attention Of their friends
special examination. We have received
100 doz. linen cambria hdkh At 81 per dozen
50 do do DO aSl 10 DO nneihnen
do DO DO m2s. %
10 fine coloed and black bordered linen As
Is do plain bordered linen lawn hdkfs.
a pau Of which are bargains rarely found.
Also, embroidered trimmed untrimmed, scolopod,
on better than Be Obtained elsewhere.
- CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, u co.
may Io-anwn
For Norfolk, Piney Point, and old Poins-Faro Re-
duced.
HsNH3kRe making trips week the above
places, leaving washington every Wednesday and
SATURDAY n socloc reiurnnz leave Norfolk Monday
Touching going and returning at Pinsy Point od Point Cone
nyer, and thc usual sndings on the Potomac
PASSAGE and bd Point, s,o 60 a, any time
during the bathing season, 50.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, IS.
July t-u JAMES MITCHELL.
WANTED 90 Hire by she Year slave woman, who
is qualified % cook and do household q
July H-d&cpn
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pays.
BILE.
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The instructors of the Law School are Hon. JOEL
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For farther information application may be made
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