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GTThe Wig says .ha. the reason for
its proposing to US to publish Greely's apol.
ogy for being Whig, was for the purpose
Of 'tget,ing the position of the Wing party
fairly stated in the columns of thai (our)
paper." Wonderful! We did not know
before that the Wings had a "posi,ion. :"
When did they avow i.2 Was i, in the
memorable campaign Of ls4O, when they
went for "Ty Tyler, therefore, wi,hou, ,vhy
or schsrefors?" Or wns 1t set forth in the
Philadelphia "Slaugh,er. house" conyen>
ton Of 1882 Who does NOT know ,ha,
the Wings, from Greedy down, have for
years, striven to conceal their "position"
from the "public eye," and that some of
them. .-Greely omong the numbsr-ars
even now opposed TO the holding ofa Wing
National Convention, with the express view
to cover up their "position" upon the lead,
ing national topics. When tha, party, in
National Convention, shall dare TO ayow
the doctrines to which it holds, and upon
which it goes before the country, we will
take pleasure in laying them before our
readers; but we cannot find room for
Greely's 'pastoral letters" at least not
till that party shall have the courage to
come forth and give it their sanction and
approval.
The charge Of cowardice comes with i'll
grace in the columns Of a paper whose
party has not dared to place its ''pos,,ion"
fairly and fully before the country, but has
left tito their lying organsto give i. as ma.
ny faces as there are points Of the compass.
Until The whig party shnll acknowledge
Mr.. Greely as lis ''Sir Oracle," and ele.
vate his position 10 the character of party
principles, it is an utter waste of ammuni.
tion 10 be firing at his "man of straw"
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A Wac VEro.-Ths Legislature Of
Wisconsin passed resolutions in favor Of ths
liberation Of the Irish Exiles. bst which
resolutions were retosd by the Wing Gnvs
srnof, FaTvs,l'-Statssaan.
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and sasaft furnish all stationery, and such
other things as may be necessary Tor the
prompt discharge Of the duties OF said
Judge.
Sec. 81. That the one hundred and six.
ty-fifth and the one hundred and sixty sixth
sections Of the nct entitled nm act 10 provide
for the settlement Of tho estates Of deceased
persona, passed March 23. 1910, be, aud
lhe sans are hereby repealed.
JAMES C. Johnson,
Speaker Of the House Of keps.
WILLIAM MEDiLL,
President Of tho Senate.
fsbruary Is, 1852.
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Reform Lecture.

L. A. HINE, Esq, of Cincinnati, author Of
"Progress-Pamphlets," will lecture in our town
on Thursday evening, the 18th inst, on the sub
jects Of Education and Land Reform. Mr.. H.
is an experienced and popular lecturer. and We
hope our people will give him full house,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-08

n~Joshua Morgan ha. heen convicted ot
murder 10 the first degree, at Baltimore, fox
killing James McGavern. The eepyict 70
only about twenty years old.
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p. FUS AREAp-W have received a telegraphic
despatch from Signor Kirby, the great Eastern
ventriloquist and Magician, saying that he will
be in town on Thursday next.
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nal judgment or decree Of the proper Court
therein, every such clerk go failing, may be
removed by the Court Of Common Pleas, un-
less good and sufficient cause shall be made
to appear for such failure; and it shall be the
duty Of the said Court to see that the provis-
ions of this section are enforced.
SEC. 10. That the County Commissioners
Of the several Counties of this State are here
by required to meeuat the Office ofthe Auditor
Of their respective Counties, on the second
Monday Of February, eighteen hundred and
ffiy-two, or as soon as practicable thereafter
for the purpose of fixing the amount of, and
accepting the bonds Of the clerks elected in
their respective Counties. at the October
election, eighteen hundred and fiffy-one.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President If the Senate.
January 81, 1852. ....-
AuDIToR's OTFIcE, PoRTAeR Co.
Ravenna. March s, 1852.
] hereby certify ,ha. the foregoining re
true copies Of the acts passed by the Gen.
era' Assembly Of Ohio as certified 10 by
the Secretary Of State.
JOHN 6. MCBRIDE, auditor.
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RIA VEN Ma. OHIO:

VI o m d ay, arch 8, 1852,
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AN ACE
Inn. 4. /

mo. T., AN ACT.
To cede to tho United States the jurisdiction of
Green Island, In Lake Erie, and in the county of
0lfawa, for ihe Site of Light H6use.
SEC. I. Be it enacted by the General As.
se;pbly Of the State of Ohio, That the iuris-
diction Of Green Island in Lake Erie, and
lying IN the county Of Ottawa. and 10 the State
OF OHIO, purchased by the United States of
Amerl tos the purpose erecting alight-house
thereon. aud containing thisty-two acres of
iand, be. and the same is hereby ceded to The
Uulfed States. for Che use and purpose of
Light House; provided that The jurisdiction so
ceded shall not extend so as to impede or pre-
vent the execution Of any process of law, un-
der the au,her rity Of this State, except 40 far
as it may saffsct any of the real or personal
proy erty of the United States on said Island;
and the same shall be and remain exempt from
t xation, 80 long as it continues the property
of the United States.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Spea. or cf the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MED1LL.
@ President Of the Senate.
January 10, 1852.
mo. S. AN ACT.
To repeal so much of the acts fixing tho times Of
holding the Courts of Common Pleas. rs re-
lates to the Counties. of Erie and I.orain.
Sec. i Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That SO much
of the act fixing the times of holding the
Courts of Common Pleas in the Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit. as relates to the County of
Erie, passed January 10th 1851, and SO much
of the act prescribing the times ofholding the
Court of Common Pleas in the F Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit as reIates tn the County of
Lorlain, passed January twen,y-seyenth 1851
.bs and the same a,e hereby repealed.
JAMES c.. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
-. President of the Senate. :
January, l6, 1852.
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No.. g.. AN ACT.
n reneni lie aey entvtled mn Act to s the times
III holding Courts in the eleventh judicial Git
chi. ~
Ssc, / Belt enacted by the General As
ssmby Of the State Of Ohio, That the act
entitled an..An act to fix the times for holding
Courts inthe eleventh Judicial Circuit" pass,
Al January ninth ono thousand eight hundred
and City one, be and the same is Le eay re-
Pss'a. JAMES C. JOHNSON.
c,,..l.r "a the House Of Representatives.
s'5'-...- - WILLIAM MEDTLL.
e 4ss5 Psesi len, of the Senate.
laasuy -. 1859.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOTEL.-AJ Bryson, b .lumore
I Summers, Charleston, Z; MISS tea, MISS
Rowle,t, w r Powder, and NJ Tamor, Peters
b1rE. Palmore and Miss Palmore, Cumoei-
land; Il ID Townes, Richmond; + wyatt, Greens
vile; X II Mann and Harrison, Petersbnrgs Z W
Sullivan and X kngsbury, c. II Coleman
Hanover; T Mitchell, Washington; r smith,
Petersburg; X Nebett, c Nebeft, and Con.
nalIy. Holloway; Mrs ) Hsrdaway, Dinwiddie;
Byerson, New York; G Fl Loriny and g Cham
berlin. Philadelphia.
CITY HoTEL-HM Young Carcline; Juto,
D N Daniel N c; b Bouse, w Bloodgood, Long
leland; T Lehanwah, Wilmington Il Bishop,
Halifax, G.; B Haztt, Baltimore; 7 Dorsey
aud lady, Florida; w S Cheathsm, DIR D Moody,
Chester field; J Hswey, Tenn; w N Whiting,
P Drummond, Dinwiddie; J & Carter, Automatic
p Harrison. Hanover Academy; 4 ID Abraham
buckingham; w NJ Bailey, Abemarle; 7 BtXter'
Farmville; Whitlow, Rockbri ige.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-W Peters, rage,
Baltimore; Porter, II Gordsn, Frederic soui !, +
G Mccormick, C Redaeffsr,, Philada; M TarJo
Mdme Strakosch, NJ Strakosch NJ Hauser' C1ai re,
ton; I Mitchell, Washington DE- dants a ai A.
Albemarle; N Williams, J Hodgson anu 'a -,
Lynchburg; w Atkinson, Baltlmoae; . AZ % A,
yer, Boston; Fisher, N Y u n da'oh1 A.; NJ
bany, N Y; Davis, Greenheid' Mass "t y
Hunter. Alabama; r X Catiett Fort royal va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL j ii spears, ches,er
field. IT G. Mcclure and Puryear, Ane1a; T. II
Noon and Miss Mooa, Scottsvliie; Mr. Fleming,
GoochIsnd: b Subett, Powhatan Shoemaker,
We. r II Averett and G T Peasants, Halifax; J c
price, Buckingham; Boiling, Petersburg.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
SATURDAY, May %.
House of Delegates,

The bill "fxing the terms of the Distrc,
Courts and the places for holding said Courts
was received from the Senate, with an amend
nrent adhered TO, substituting "Lynchburg c
H. Tor 'Pitisylvania c. H." us the place fol
holding The Cd district court. A long debate
ensued on The question of agreeing TO the Sen
ate's amendment. The vote was taken and
resulted in favor of Lynchburg-ayes DO, noes
81.
This is final settlement of the ,quesnon
after one of the hardest fought battles when
has occurred during the whole session, MI
Townes led the forces in favor OF fIttsyiyahia
C. H.; Mr. Speed those for Lynchourg. Dom
were alternately defeated either IN the nous.
or the Senate, and the assault was renewed
with redoubied vigor as defeat enured to the
one or the other To day, the Napoleon oil
PiusyIyania c. H., after Mr.. Goode. the Blu
cher of Bedford had come TO the aid OF Lynch
burg, was finally defeated. The bill is now
perfected into law. >,
bin from the Senate, entitled an act TO add
10 and amend the provisions of the act passed
April Gath, 1852, concerning Commissioners
Of the Revenue, was taken up, amendments
made thereto, and the bill passed.
A motion TO hold evening sessions, com:
nencirg a, half past four O'clock, remained
Enacted upon when motion to adjourn pre-
vailed.
Alb o'clock, the House adjourned.
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Later fran MeIic0.

The brig Tehdantepec, Capt. Brown, ar
rived at New Orleans on the 14th inst, from
Vera Cruz, which port she left on the 9Th inst
We learn from her passengers that one Mex
can man ofwar brig and three cutters lett vera
Crnz on the morning of the 9th instant with
,roops for the Coatz acoalcos river, and the
Mexican steamer State Of Mexico was TAX ns IN
powder and guns for the same destination
The great bone Of contention-the lehuante'
nee road was still being discussed in Congress,
thew demanding s2,OO0,0O0 for the right OF
wey. We also learn from one of the passen
gers BY the Tehuantepec, who conversed with
the American Consul at Vera Cruz on the
morning of the 9TH, was informed by him that
the treaty had not been confirmed, and the
principal part of the lower order of the Mexi
can population were against its confirmation
Business very dull at the City of Mexico and
Vera Cruz.
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FERocioUs REvEEGE.-The Milwaukee Wis
consin of the 2Sth ult. says: In Waukegan,
Yesterday, Young lady named Warren went
into the store of ID. S. Dewey aud threw into
his face and eyes two ounces of oil of vitrol.-
One eye is destroyed and The other is ire
para ~ injured. Miss w. has been com
mtted to prison, but refuses to reveal her
motive. Report says that she supposed
him to have made remarks derogatory to her
character,
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I IPPINCOTT,s CABINET HIsT0.

T IPPINCOTT'S CABINET HIsTO.
Ia RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
I Arthur and Wan E Carpenter. Histories Of
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now resdy-eacn
62K cents.
In this series of histories the author while pre-
sentng concise but accurate narrative of the do
mesie policy of each State, will give greater pro.
minence to the personal history of the people. The
dangers which continually lowered around the
early coloniss; the stirring romance of life passed
iearessly amid peril the incident. of border war.
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfulness the subtle surprise, the ruth ess at.
tack and prompt retaliation-all these having had
an important influence upon the formation Of the
American character, are to be faithfully recorded
while the progressive developments of the citizens
of each individual State from the rough forest life
of the earlier day to the polished conditi N nf the
present, will exhibit picture Of national expansion
as instruc'ing as it is interesting. Books sent By
mail when desired.
my 20 HAROLD 6 MT-RRAY,
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I OCKETs, PINS, CASES, FRAMES,

- &C, FOR DAGUERk EOTYPEs.--We have
just received a large and beautiful assortment Of
lhe above Goods, in which we will place Daquer
.sotypes at prices as low, fnot ten per cent lower
ealan thfy can be had in this city, for the same
qaalty oil Goods and style Of Picture. Pictures
sahsn IN clear or cloudy weather, Of children or
.s aud warranted never TO fade, and sa,sfac.
i roag gwen or no charge made, Loekets, Cases,
feolypis,s, Tor sale lew.
OH vi, MINIS g. WATSON,
Ca. oos MAN st, (aIansion House,) Richmond and
sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. ap27
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MORE NEW BOOks.-CraigaIIan CasII=,
W or The Stolen Win, by Mrs Gore, author of
AbednegO the Mon ~ Lender, &c-price 25c
Lady Godiva, or Peeping Tom OF Coventry: a
romance of the Olden Time, by the author OF Rose
Somervi!lc-price 25c
A Book for Corner, by Leigh Hunt-price 25c
Yankee Notions for June-price l2 LIE
Littell's Living Age, No 4l9-price l2 l-2c
Gleason's Pictorial for the 22d--l0c
Mysteries and Miseries OF New Orleans, by Ned
Buntline, complete III l vol-25c
Stanley Thorn, by Henry Cockton-50c
New York Weekly Herald Tribune Police Ga
zette, Home Journal, Boston Pilot &c-6c each
All for GALE at THOMAS H. GRESHAM'S.
A lot oi NEW MUSIC just received
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EACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Why is it
L that KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN'S sales
still keep ahead, notwithstanding the large increase
OF Ready-Made Clothing Stores in the city. 1t is
owing to the fact that they sell the best work bet
ter styles of goods better ITS ana at mailer prices
than the small deal rs possibly afford it is
well known fact that man who sells two hundred
thousand dollars worth OF goods yearly, can afford
them at smaller profits than one who only sells
twenty-five thousand Callat
my8 No, 1O2 HIniu Street
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MARINE NE VS..

PHILADELPHIA, May 22d Arr Steamer Pennsyl.
vauia, Bsymore, Richmond.
CD Schr Ada, Woodley Fredericksburg
BALTIMORE, May 22d.-Cld Schr Mary Willis,
Wilson, Richmond.
NEW YoRK, May 2l.-Cld Schr Hanover, Chiches.
ter, Richmond.
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THE VINE SAP TOBACCO.-Gent,e
l. men fond If something nice IN the wa7 0:
ChewiI Tobacco, ere invited to Call at BENNETT
BEERS Druggists, main street, and try piece
of the ''Win5 Sap"
1t has been used by many judges ard pronounced
equal to any in Inc city. Il is natural Tobacco en-.
tire!y tree Of any S~eetniug extTaneoua matter.
1t possesses rich, fine favor, is made of splendid
crop Of Oronuko leaf, and is mid that it does not
affect the ne YES or disorder the stomach
Also, DR. Saunders Lynch burg Tobacco
Do Harry Of the West 90
few boxes LETT of the old particu lot for those
who ma ye been in the habit OF using it. my 20
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SNORING TOHAe;-
y CO.-Great Desid eratum for SmaL.

y NUs-Uftat DEsIH tFHtum Tor smOII.
ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers Of
Smoking Tobacco, article which has been pro
nounced by all who have tested il, superior TO anv
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public. The pe
Guitar advantage of the article which thew offer is
this IN all tobacco there Is concrete oil Nicotine
one of its active principles and which is eminenfy
poisonous The effects of this principle are dss
greeably felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers. The Toba eco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of it,
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time il
retains all It's fragrant and aromatic qualities So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that
of weak nerves can use it without Inconvenience =
II has the additional advantage that does noteaye
that strong and pungent odor so perceptible and
offensive in close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANN e. CO
- The above article can be found in any guam.
tity at BENNETT & BEERS, Druggist, rs Main
St, agents for the manufacturers
NH 27-3md
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SELLING OFF At COST, FOR DASH,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
WORD. FERGUS SON & BARKS.

y IA
w DALE intending to make change in
their business on the lst day of July next,
offer their stock of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire to
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, be.
fore they do SO. They feel confident that a more
general assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care was never offered for sale at cost
II this market 1t was all imported by themselves.
or purchased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which it consists are OF the
latest and most approved styles en- bracing, among
other things, 3D. IA, "a and l24 bleached and
brown Domestic5, Prints from cents to the best
quality, French, English and American Lawns, do
Glnghams, do black and fancy D'La;nes, do Silks,
black Bombazines and Alpacas, Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Satin. Silk and Marseilles Vestings, Irish
Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and Lawn
Handkerchiefs, Silk do; large stock of Alexander
Hid Gloves ady's u.s. mems 81 cents and servants
Clothing OF every description, together with a gen
eral assortment of thing usually kept in dry
goods house.
Determined to close, they assure the public tina,
there is no hum6ug il this advertisement
NV 3--ts
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I'll. G. EARKELL,S

yETE daily hear Of the most astonishing cures
w being effected by that great and popular medi-
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TEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now in use tor the cure of incipient Consump
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter and all diseases
arising from impure blood aud ent, eblcd state of
the system.
Recommendations.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851,
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) excel.
lent preventative curative in the first signs Of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs, and
also very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. FL. WRIGHT, M. D.
MRs. B. B. NORRIS Dear Madam am glad to
apprse you of the fact of my being (as think
tirely cured of the Asthma by your Cedar Tar |
took about two thirds OF a BOTTLE and find can
now expose myself 10 dust, flour, wind and damp
air, and not in the least affected by them, hav-
ing ZEN more or less affected by them for twenty
years. When went with my mother to procure
bottle, you know could scarcely tell you what
wanted, in consequence of being so much at1l cted
at the time Every one who knows me well, has at
times witnessed my sutferings. have tried every
thing l have heard Of as permanent cure, and
have had eminent ply sicians to tell me there was
no certain cure for me. At any rate have not
had the least symptoms Tor six months, and | have
had it generally worse in spring and summer than
at any other time. l would advise all who are
asthmatical to try il, and persevere, and | think
they will be cured. If this acknowed gment will
be of any advantage TO you, am perfectly willing
you should have il, for there is no disease so dis
tressing as severe attack of Asthma, such as
have frequently experienced in my work.room and
elsewhere
With my best wishes for your SUCCESS, I remain
yours, &c, Mrs. F. V. JOHNSON,
144 st. Pc vi street, Baltimore
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
For sale in Richmond by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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~, ,xaA rtS5ftE-=sE<551 I'll h
G3 - |..@VE .sSs-sslS
NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH OLD

~
NOR NOkFOI4k, PORTSMOUTH OLD
Il POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt.
VIM. C. SMITH. having been refitted tor the sum-
mer travel, will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall, on Wednes Jay, the ID of June.
The Cars running in connexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning al
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk Oh
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ.
The Augusta will touch at Old ? int during the
Bathing season, going and returning, aud ali the
landings the River.
Fare to City Point ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OG
De- to Cokes or;Grove Wharf, so
De- 10 Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, 2 o
Children over aud not over u years OF age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
To any point On the River not below the
Grove. ----.--------...--l W
meas ----.--------. o.
THOS, DODAMEAD
my % Superintendent.
-. MON STEAMSHIP COM.
sEszss - PANY'S LINE FOR PHILADEL.
PHIA, VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK The
magnificent steamships PENNSYLVANIA and Viz
Sinia, will hereafter leave Richmond alternately
every WEDNESDAY, for Phil adelphia as above.
These beautiful s:ea ners are both new, and are
handsomely fitted up with stateroom accommoda-
tons for passengers.
The tablet is equal to that of the best hotels; and
this rort is conf !ert Recommended to the travel.
ling community, as the most comfortable, econom-
i;al, and every way desirable mode of passage be-
tween these cities.
Fare to Philadelphia, observation-disclosures
Fare to Norfolk, Observation-Disclosures
No charge TOR meals. Apply to the Agents,
MAYO & ATKINSON Richmond
LEVI ELDRID 1E, Philadelphia.
n B.-For the safety OF passengers. we have
provided two OF Francis Life Boats for each Of
these steamships
Second class passengers taken at very low rates.
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