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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

We give the proceedings OF Congress on the
18th inst, as communicated by telegraph to st.
Louis, and thence to US by steam:
WASHINGTON, March Is.
House.--The bill amending the Constitution so
as to make Judges elective by the people, passed
the House last evening, with only three negative
votes, viz Conger, Nathan Evans and Porter
On motion Of Mr. McClernand, the bill for
carrying into effect the Convention between the
United States and the Emperor of Brazil, was re-
ferred to the Committee of Foreign Affairs
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole, and took up the private calendar.
iSenate.-Mr. Chase presented memorial rela-
tive to the establishment of a line of telegraph
across the continent and through Behrings Straits,
to connect with Europe. Referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill providing for the
survey of a route and construction Of railroad to
the Pacific, which read twice and referred tc
the Committee on Roads.
| Mr.. Bradburys resolution relative to removal;
from office was then taken up, and postponed t.
| Thursday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

The INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT LONDON
The Morning Chronicle of the 22d Feb. has ao-
count of an interesting meeting held in St, Jamess
Square, for the furtherance of the great exhibition
of the industry of all nations, which is to be held
in London in 1851. Many OF the leading noblemen,
members OF Parliament and foreign ambassadors
were present and participated, and among them we
notice the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, the American
Minister. He seconded the following resolution,
moved by Chevalier Bensen
THAT ii is the earnest hope of this meeting that
all foreign nations will cordially promote the en-
deavor of England to carry out an undertaking IN
which all nations have an interest"
In his speech upon the occasion, Mr.. Lawrence
remarked that the industry of the United States
would be representedat the exhibition, and would
show our English ancestors that they need not be
that this meeting would prove that the world i,
now disposed to recognize the dignity Of labor
1t would tend to promote commerce, that grea
civilizer of man; for there was not ship tina
sailed from these shores the shores of other coun
tries laden with the products Of art and industry
and discharged those products on the shores Of les
civilized people, without proving missionary Q
civilization. He wished to promote peace and goo
will among men. 1t was in his judgement th
true policy of all the world to maintain peace an
he said twas only necessary that the nations of tn
world should understand each other, that the
should meet together in order to preserve an
perpetuate peace.
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BINGAMAN COURSE RAcEs.--In consequence of
fbe extreme inclemency Of the weather yesterday
The races which had been advertised were obliged
70 b postponed. The three mile race for 500 will
take place 10 day, with Stockton and DOubtOOn as
he competitors. With such horses, should the
weather be fas, great race will be the result, and
crowds will be present 10 witness it. The rain has
rather improved the track for fas. tisne as il had
becons quite deep Ia dust. At this season Of The
year, few hours spent 10 the enjoyment of cOun
iEy ais ard scenery are not thrown awsY, and a
no place can these Injuries be easily obtained
thsn BY visit 20 the Bingaman Course.
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TO W...TFor the Crescent.
Deep deep my sou, from the heartess concealing,
There resteth world of affection for thee;
While over my mind is the sweet thought e'er stealng
That the wealth of thy true heart is given tome.
How oft hast thou come my spirit while dreaming,
And around me halo of loveness thrown;
While pune as the sta,s in yon sky cleaning,
In onde1t affection, thine eyes me shone.
Lo! morn's rosy light dispeld thOs sweet fances,
Thy voice, Ike faint music, left on my mind;
Or like the souhwind that DER fowerets ganees,
And leaves naught fragrance and beauty behind
Then while that smile fingers in tones bright with gladnes
Through lifes waking moments my pathway to cheer,
Each cloud will vanish of darkness and sadness,
Like mists of the morning when sunbeans appear.
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FoR CHAoREs.- The steamship Telegraph LETT
this port yesterday for Chsgrss. with the following


r Keser, G Kiigofe C II DickeFman, w Ptat N RIOS.
woke, A Collie, Asgie. = Nssql, z p Pel!etion, "
NJ Kelogs. D lloeolnb w II Mason. VIM Whitney, w b
BLOW, Whom. W a Cienshaw, Wm Thomas, $ Mar.
lem WIN Crpi4id, Win Goodwin, Tonney Blaek r How.
and b Dryden ] Fair, Jas Ackin. L D Parker Chas
Google, A Al Hoyt, MeCay, g Swindle and lady. G n
John stout, g L Adams A Shropshire, w iliInan,
NJ Hubbard, ID Jones, 9 H CIershaw, A Blanche, james
Mche james Clay E Goodwin, Stephen (svil ] Howard
] b Marsin c simms, IA Wyide John w oil. b Stevens
] Peswhskez, Il gochrqie. Thps scnls, AIcGee J w
Easfsriing, J y Wood, Ira PefnE, ID Wells i Neal q a
Smith. Daais. Dorsey. R lNhilas, Ruaher, Gs9.
Edwaits Chas Fhinney, WIN Miller Samuel Stewart ii
y Dats, Vahdla, w I! BnShaano9, " seaiwsll, Y
Doweli, P Claude, VIM d msslers q Kellogg, w Wi.
hanson A Forbes, ScuddsT, i Athens, Whabrey,
James Williamson II Morgan, SheniIe, danes Johnson
Paul Price. Me.sIs MITCHELL. Gaasan. Clark.
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tS The new, elegant and swift running CADDO John
Gtaha will positively THIS DAY, the 23d ns AZ
O'Clock NJ for Shreveport RRehtOchsE and Alexandra from
fJo of GrRver js28 T. B. SAITH Is Magazine
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FROM TIE PACIFIC srAr1oN.-An officer of the

From THE PACIFIC STArIoN.-An officer of the
Brooklyn NavyYard furnishes the EewYork Tri-
bune with the following intelligence just received
from an officer on the Pacific Station:
1.-THE writer states that the soop-of-war Prebe
will probably be condemned and laid up at San
Francisco, and that the storeship Fredonia will be
sent home. Desertons from U. S. vessels are nu-
merous-the frigate Savannah has only 100 men
remaining the sloop- of-war Preble, 10 the Ere
donia, none, sloop- owar Warren, tour mariners
and from the sloop-of-war Falmouth some eight or
ten have deserted"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

OF The Congress of San Salvador, Central
America, commenced its session on the 25th jan
With this Republic, previously with Nicaragua
and Honduras, Mr.. Squier has arranged the terms
of the treaty, which must before this have been
received in Washington, The President Of the
House of Deputies, in reply to the address of the
President Of the Republic, announcing the fact said
Since 1923 the people OF San Salvador, full of
the most lively enthusiasm, have aspired not only
for the friendship of that great and powerful Re-
| public, but still more, to behold its sacred rights
secured under the influence Of that porlenous con.
stellationH
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For MRyOrt
Editors Qf tho Crescent Gentlemen. Please
ALEX GRAIJHE, ESD candidate for the office Of Mayor
of the City of New Orleans at the Election.
mh5 VOTERS OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
We are authorized announce A. D. CRossMAN the pre-
incumbent, a candidate for reelection in April next
Eds Creseeat-Please announce the name Of JOHN M.
BELL candidate for the office Of Mayor Of this city, the
ensuing April election, and oblige many friends in the
fyn THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
.Messrs. Editors Please as Candidate for
the Chief Magistracy of the city Election in April next
B4 PETER l.. JoRE. e4La. State Librarian.
For Mayor, Thomas j. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Canddate-the Poor Mans Friend-to be elected in April
next. iy1g
For Recorder:
Eds. Crescent Please announce to the Voters of Munich
pality No. One that w. NJ. FLEMING is a candidate for
Recorder and will be Supported by MANY VOTERS.
| mbl6E
Eds Crescent: Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN, the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two, candidate for eoec
ton in April next, and thathe will be supported irrespective
of party, by the [mh9] The PEOPLE
Eds CrsseeHt-Please announce L. u. CAYENNE an
independent candidate for the office OF Recorder Of the Second
Municipality and oblge rfyl1] MANY VOTERS.
For Alderman;
INDEPENDENT T cKEr.-We present to the voters OF the
Seventh Ward. candidates for Aldermen
J. w. SMITH,
WILLIAM BARNES,
CLAUDE BRUGMRNs
subject 10 meeting be called Charles Meyers Coffee
house. of Julia and Circus Monday Night
25h inst, at O'Clock. FRIENDs TO THE WARD.
~ We the citizens OF the Seventh Ward, Second MI
ncpaty, do nominate DR.. s. w. DALTON, indepen.
dent candidate for Alderman at the April Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
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The SOUTHERN CONVENTION IN TENNESSEE
Yesterday we conversed with an intelligent citizen
of Nashville, in regard to the Convention of the
Southern States proposed to be held in that city in
June next. He informs us that there is an almost
unanimous opposition to it among the citizens OF
that place and throughout the middle portion Of
the State. Both wings and democrats are alike
hostile to it, excepting very few and those of not
much prominence, who belong to the chivalry
school of politicians. This feeling of opposition is
so strong as to have manifested itself in determin-
aton almost universally acquiesced in, not to per-
nit the State Capitol to be used for the sittings Of
an assemblage Of persons from other States, whose
action is intended to have any reference to disco
luton of the Union. The different denominations
of Christians in the city equally determined that
their churches shall not be desecrated by such
of them. We may conclude, therefore, that the
Southern resistants' will find themselves, tn,
LIST of June, in want Of place for their meeting il
the beautiful and, we may add, patriotic City o
Rocks"
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INTERESTING FROM MINNEsoTA,-RetHyno Of
Gou Ramssy.--The ST. Pauls (Minnesota) Chron-
ice announces the return Of Governor Ramsey, on
the 18th February, after three months absence
in the Eastern States.
He reports Minnesota stock high among the East
ern people, and the prospects fatterng that we
will have large immigration next season.
/ The st. Paul papers filled with letters ask
ing information from persons intending to emf
CRATE, which would eeem to corroborate the state
ment of Gov. Ramsey
A tract OF land north of ST Paul, recently survey
ed, says the Register, produces about five hundred
dollars worth of cranberries to the acre. and the
streams and lakes with the finest trout bass,
pike, pickerel, etc.
White sand OF excellent quality being very album
dant in the vicinity OF Sc. Paul, some of it
taken to the Cincinnati glass works by way Of ex-
| pertinent, and with it most excellent glass was
made. The experiment was so successful that a
company is forming in Cincinnati to go into the
manufacture of glass at St. Paul this season.
A matrimonial fever, the Register also tells us,
has seized upon all the bachelors in that region,
1 and wives are scarce and in demand being the
dearest article in the Minnesota markets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

D The Citizens Railroad Meeting, which was
to have taken place at the Commercial Exchange
on Thursday evening, was postponed account Of
theexceeding untavorableness of the weather, which
prevented as full an attendance as was desirable.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

BusISEss-LIKE.-The St. Louis Republican Of
the 18th says that there were nineteen or twenty
steamboat arrivals at that port on the day previous
two from the Ohio river, one from Nashville, seven
from the Upper Mississippi, three from the Mis-
sour river, three from the Illinois river, and one
from Alton, There were about the same number
Of departures.
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tg- Glasses in EIcclro. RIolog,. M. FIsKE. in

tY- Glasses la Electro biology. MIR. FlSKE, in
eompanee with the general request viii Class for complete
instruction the newly discovered Science Of Electro Biology
ATmorY Hail. early his health will permit, Mr. r. pledges
himself enable all who attend perform these wonderful Expert
ents successfully and also how apply this remarkable remedial
agent the OF DISEASE the fee charged for instruction S0
will be returned Complimentary Ticket will be given tgaui
ously all who Join The Class which will lady and gem
uman to all The public Lectures and Experiments Ladies' Class
will be formed al an carly nhs3
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Auction sales NIX Day.

SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL al 10 O'Clock at the Gre cent
Warehonle-Hay. 49, AT halfpast 10, at 81 Magazine
sreet-GrOceTes Provisions Liquors. At hali-pas 4,
on the Ieve between The Be,f Market and Red Stores
CrrgO Of SIciau brig Cunido.
VIM p ScoTT will SELL at hafpast 10 oclock at 81 Camp
streat-Fum
]. A BEARD will sell, at l2 O'Clock, Bauks Arcade
D,,1 Eaf,ta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

B- Owing to the inclemency Of the weather,
last evening, the grand Concert which was to have
been given at the Commercial Hall, by Mr.. and
Madame Leati, was necessarily postponed. Ii
viii come off on Tuesday evening next and, this
win positively be their last appearance in this city,
we hope they will have large and brilliant audi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
a., Cnre Of nisease br ELECTRO. aioIogy.-M t.

FsKE respectfully informs his public that Dr. C. A
STEVENS of Buffalo, N.Y. popular and highly successful
cng Physician, will give his attention those requiring ks nedi
cal services, MONDAYS and TUESDAYS from until 10
o'clock forenoon Geuemen TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS Ladies' the hour sArmOrY Hall sPecta
tors The charge for examination and for
the patient may be operated upon will he 81 90 when
visited q, their residences charge Will be made mh2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

rs- telegraph dispatch says that R. W,
Thompson, Esq, Of Indiana, has received the nom
ination Of Charge d AfTaues to Berlin, vice Col.
Webb, whose nomination was not confirmed by
the Senate. A worthier gentleman is not to be
found in all the land.
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-ssted bv hs Death Of N. +. S.. BY CGssmate
Alas, that she should die and part
From the BELOVED ones here of earth
That one so young, so fresh and fair,
Should moulder in the damp vault air
Oh her soft accents shed around
Tones of the sweetest, loveliest sound;
And memory paints for US the form,
That once with life and health was warm.
God called her from this earth away.
To flourish where there brighter day;
And while we mourn her absence here,
o, may we strive to meet her there
God gave her birh-a birth sublime,
But she has reached fairer cline,
Where all her nober powers shall shine
With bnghte7t effugencs divine.
And nov, though she has iledaway,
Her spirit with us still shall stay;
And with soothing influence shed
Bessd memories of theloved and dead. C..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

Eds Crescent-Please announce l.. u. CAYENNE an
independent candidate for the office of Recorder Of Second
Municipality, and oblige Ltyll] MANY VOTERS.
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w Tn utAnd Of such described the following reEti
hca continually hnneed Office ard the dercut
agencies Dr. s. P Tovnsens SARSAPARlLLA hes cured
disease the last three advertised
meisa Put together This big talk, but Read the following
certificate:
Oetober 9Th, 1879.
About nine months taken pain in my
bones and kept growing ill mad with PAIN
and tor three months taking Saspsra, could
sietP night had to walk the hoor
anS e away 10 hesh so that began think getting into
oehpr ~ ~ thought would ~ battle Of your
and beoa had finished bottle Ne entirely et ne
slept we'll hght eight o'clock ever
night, and sleep onndy Oh molnng, hing during The
rght And receive another benefit from For The e I'VE
years have been very eoire and taking me ens ny
eosels haEe become regular With elepr eonc1t
tsel better a. ms present % than have Tor The last ave yes
DANIEL MURRAY. 10 Chatham and f7e Pearl stA. NJ n
~ Sole Agent in New Oiesna, J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
mig sap lsl Chsrfrss Ai.
NTANTED-30O Shares of STOCK of Citizens Bank,
wv with Loan on il. for the country.
mh2a 81 THOS. ID. HAlIES. Rrnknr. liz Common 81.
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.EEfi'ed sEElsls7'Oe 81 Co.'s
,sp-. n. ., ~


No. "a Magazine Street,
Where may found usual the largest and most bannd
assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING New Orleans
All our Clothing manufactured At our estab in NewYor,
expressly for our here and is with perfect confJen,e
rendering that quet Ire examination Of stock
by ell who Of articles in our line The following is only
| partial list Of articles:
Summer Dress Goats, Frocks, sacs, POIkas, etc.
French Msno Drap Etc Frock Dress Coats saes Pokos
| English Merno and Parame;la do. do
colorsd Alpaca sacs P0Eas, Lsmsrne and Short
Ali Linen checked and striped do. DO.
Real lnla seeTsue5r 10 90 20 ,.,.t. IT..
Fancy colored Ko.sulh Cloth aud Tweed do DO.
Lisht quality Black Cloth skeleton sacs and i.amarings
pUoss. D..,
Eleneh asuied MeTilo aqd Drap de TuTe PaGt,l0ohs.
Black aud colorsd Alpaca and Parumeta DO.
Bro%a ! yellow end cheek Tin linen Dc.
Also, superior Black and cooed Cashmere and
DOe5kin Pahta0ons at reduced Prlc-i
| Vests.
Super Black and eoIorsd Slid and Satin Vests
| Super light SIR, Satin Cashmere do.
| suprr White and eolorr, MarfeiieS do
Super Fancy oOOGed oad Embroidered Linen DO 49,,
All the latest sylss-Rong Collars and Double breasted
Shirts, Hosiery, Crayats, etc.
sapcane, al knea stIRTs Mates, siy!.F
fsneh Ghgham Calico Hickory lr-H aaa Cotton Check md
6iaSse sit Game Merno oauus Cotton uad CAME Fnael
brown, Wine and Pink Cotton Uudsvds and Drawers.
Heavy sik Underhir and Drawers
Lise Thread Unjerbs aud Dr4wgrs--h auiiiul goods
Red Blue and White Flannel ead Meruo Shirts and Drawers
Very Eeb si{.e s,, fancy GRANT, AK IT'S,
| sfs and Linen HANDKERCHIEF
l'is!e rhread Linen and slk Gl.9ysS ~
Lsle Thread, Cotton aud Merino hALt-hoHF.
SILK and Gnghsm Umbrellas TANKS Carpet bagS' etc.
A fall assortment Of BOYS and ClTLDREN's CLOTHING
| aSs OSR PRICE FOR GooDs, and No Derivation
,,..s. ALFRED MUSRSoE co.
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THE FoRREsT DIVORCE CAsE.-Ths Senate
Committee of the Pennsylvania Legislature, on the
I4lh inst, reported favorably 10 Mr.. Forests app-
cation for divorce.
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The STEAMSHIP GKoRGIA,-This vessel, having
on board, as we learn from the New York papers.
siI hundred and fifty passengers, bound for Havana
and Chagres, touched off Charleston Bar on The
18th inst, at o'clock, NJ, aud took the mail ard
about twenty-five passengers for California firm
the steam-tug Pilot.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

The VARIEriEs.--At this house, Tonight, will
be given the favorite ballet,burletta of orhe Ne
reid Queen and two farces-" The Day After the
Wedding and Mr., and Mrs. White"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

srs- Prof.. Garland's Lecture on The Constitution
Of the air, which was to have been delivered yes
terday evening, will be delivered this evening al
the Lyceum Hall, at half-past seven o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

THE ST.. Observation-Disclosures tragedy OF
King Lear1 and Anthony and Cleopatra" are
the pieces announced for this evening at the St.
Charles Theatre--aso, singing by the Misses
RAYMOND
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

~" A Card.-THE BENEFIr BALL-The Grand Com
pimenary Ball Mr.. FREDERICK BRUINS when, owing
the destruction Of Tepsichore Hail. Laiayeee appointed
place the Ball Room Poylas between Circus and
ST. John re on Saturday evening next POSTPONED
public will early day q the tine and place OF
sha Ppu NH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

THE RlvER.-The ST. Louis Republican of The
18th reports the river opposite that city again swell
ling, with good stage of water in the channel TO
Cairo for the largest class steamers.
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tTr Or. Gilbert, formerly of Memph

ET DR.. Gilbert, formerly Of Memphis, Tenn. offers
his professional services the public the OF all forms
Chronic Diseases eeiay Cancers White sWeling serofus
Tumors Wens Abscees Of long standing, Rheumatism
Syphilis Of The form, without the
knife mercury, and al Diseases Of The Skin,
M office, No II CrOssmsn street, between the Custom
house and the River,
He oeFs the following certificate from The physicians Of Memphis
"Dr s. ibL-We intimately acquaintea s.
practice yeaTs on Waited his
ndfmsFg Memphis cesfy observed his
Of difficult es Il 10 be duty
the community large 10 express or entire eonhdenee In his s
The uHccesiu Of Eu diseases he
prsfse He judgement bssn far
m 10 d diseases he roiessrs
any other physician in the world
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

Ths Extra- Mammoth Weekly Crescent,
WIN be published this morning at o'clock. 1t
win contain the usual amount Of miscellaneous and
news matter. For sale al the desk-single num-
bers, in stout wrappers, 10 cents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

or Thanks to the steamers Empire, Amaranth
and James Dick for late papers.
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sssa314ttsSr 10 The Members of COMMERCIAL LODGE
No i2 l. o. o. r., requested meet al the
INS~ Ledge Room, Camp and kstehez
O'clock THIS AFTERNOON attend the Funeral
Of late Brother GEORGE McCoLLEY Brothers Of the Order
generally respectfully invited attend by orE Of the ~ g.
mh23s L, f. TOWER, secretary
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Saprieag egasGJ ISsg2asmser Goods.

ANDREWS, corner of st. Charles
and Julia streets,
EEy- Where every description of DRY GOODS are daily
offered and sold at extremely Low Prices.
Just received per ships Vandas, Atlantic etc. ETC. large
and complete assortment every description of spring and
Summer DRY GOODS, at prices that cannot be beat,
even at retail in the Northern cities therefore direct your
attention
ANDREWS Dry Goods Emporium,
mh16 Ct 2dp corner of St. Charles and Julia sts.
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