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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1852

Mr.. TAYLOR called us the resolution re-
porting adverse TO the Ne~-YoIk Metropolitan aes'
icsl College.
Mr.. WEBB opposed the resolution.
1t was adopted, by SO to 81.
Private claims were taken up IN Com
mit.Gee. Recess til 4 O'Clock.
Afternoon Session..
Mere private claims were disposed Of in
Committee. Recess till O'Clock.
Euening Session.
! he House went toto Committee and re-
sum ed the consideration OF the special order being
the bill reported oy the oty of the Investigating
Committee and Mr.. Cushins's substitute.
Mr.. VAN SANIvOoRD moved an amend-
ment that if within 60 DAYS after the passage OF the
Act any contract be charged fraudulent the attorney
General institute proceedings to vaca,e 1t.
MIR. HATCH spoke at length In full re-
view Of the whole case, the testimony taken by the
Investigating Committee, &c, &c.
The Committee rose and the bill was
made the special order for tomorrow at III o'clock
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Friday, March &c, 1859.
Case No &c: Bennett, appellant, ag ainst William
son and another respondents Argued. Edward
SANFORD for appellant ii. ii. BuTloch for respon-
dents. Judgment reversed on the argument
No. ~. Cloves, appellant Van Antwerp and wife,
respondents Argued. Thomas Cloves, appellant,
in person; M. 7. Reynolds for respondents.
No. 81. A reserved cause. White, appellant agt.
Merit and another, respondents. Argued Hiram
p. Hastings for appellant; E. Sanford for respond
ents.
No s. Woolcott and wife, respondents, against
Holcomb and another, appel ants The default taken
III this cause on the 23d inst. was opened and the
cause submitted
No. go. Burr, respondent against King implied
appellant. Argued. Judah L Is orth for appellant
T.. +. Bulard for respondent This was not con-
cludsd at the adjournment of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Municipal Election.

NV .ORLEANs, TUESDAY. March Is, 1917
The Municipal Election In this city took place on
Monday, under the new Charter. The wing ueke'
was successful, over the Democratic and indepcn'
cent, Crossman, Wing, was elected Mayor ever
Lewis by about so majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
flaming RailrAad JIaina.

ELMiRA, Friday, March 20, 1901
The mail train from the East, when about three
miles from this village, was sAuted win vouey OF
ZONES last nieht causing considerable alarm among
the pasens gers but fortunately, none were injured
The same thins has occurred several times osfore'
ear the same spot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
The Lehman Murder,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March 26, 1851
The argument Ill the Lehman murder case was
cor cluded AT O'Clock this evening, Messrs. keyser
and jackson arguipg on the part OF the prisoner and
Attorney General Reed closing on the part OF tne
prosecution. Tie Jury Was charged very impsf.
ualy by Judge Ali son, and retired to CONSIDER sheI
YeIliet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, March 20, 1897.
Mr.. MCMuaRAy presented a resolution oy
Ne Common Council OF Ne~-fork for ne suspen-
son Of action in reference to the Jones ooo rafA'
Mr.. BRIsTOL laid onthe table resolu-
6on that the Canal Letting Committee take Inc ex-
animation Of CALVIN p. Chamberlain.
Mr.. MORGAN introduced bill authorizing
the Second Methodist Church in Newly ork 20 hold
hnds for Cemetery
MIR. CoNGER, by consent, gave notice OIL
sbill for the speedy enlargement OF the Enc ana
Black River Canals and for loan for such purpose,
tobe submitted to the people. rne iosa is to 90
96.to,0o0, Al per cent interest, the payments OIL
interest to b provided foroy tax OF ! miii, &c.
Mr.. PmRcE introduced bill repeating
the law prohibiting usury 10 be inserposed IN the
ease OF corporations.
Mr.. BEgkMAN introduced bill to incor-
potsle the American Geographical and STATISTICAL
Society
MIR, WARD reported bill to amend the
NV ior the protection Of emigran,s arriving in the
state OF Nsw-YoIk
The special order on private claims was
shen called, and the bill for the relief OF w, w.
Mesw discussed ami progress reported. Kecsss
an4P.M.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. COOLEY moved t. make the Steam
chip bill the special order for Monday next NJ ~
O'Clock. Canned. . :,
Tuesday next was assigned for the third
hsoing OF bills to commence after hxeouuse se 90
oou, and Executive Session to commence a. ~
o'clock
The Comm tee Of the Whole resumed
he cons,c GRAFTON of toe Savings Bank bill, which
Wa discussed and amendments made, afIer WHICH
vas reported to the Senate
The question of agreeing to the Report
va tsbleo, and the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BERaY brought in bill TO lncorpo-
sa's The willismsbursh Water WORKS .ompaS' hin
Mr.. LAKE reported favors6'y on tae olu
Mr.. A. SMITH reported the Annual Sup,
Clams
Mr.. HurcHlHs reported the New oiS
Academy Of Music bill.
Mr.. Bull reported the New-York Police
Snsaes bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
wings of Virginia.

PErkRsBtRG, Fnoay, March 20. 1852.
The Wings of this City have adopted resoiauon
refusing 10 support any Presidential candidate who
Goes not give public avowal Of his adhesion to the
Comp omise measures prior TO his nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

u On the 23G inst. the steamer Ocean,
with about 200 passengers, was ice-booad about sH
miles off the City of Erie, having sailed from that
port for Cleveland the previous evening. We have
received letters fiom two passengers desiring us to
inform the public that the navigation OF the Lake is
not open from Erie and Dynkirk. One of our cor
respondents says "Gress indignation prevails
among the passengers against Capt Ward the
owner Of the boat, who was aboard, and, az 1t is
alleged, knew he could not get through when no
sarted.' This view of the subject strikes US as
absurd. What object could Capt. Ward have in
taking passengers on board his boat to be detained
IN the ice for week or two, as our correspondent
intimates' In such an event the board Of his pas
seBgeB would cost him more than he would be
likely TO receive back In the way of fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
vhe steamship Cherokee.


Nrw.ORLEANs, Tuesday, March %, 1864
The steamship Cherokee has arrived here IN siH
GAYS fxom Chsgres. Her news from tne iNnmI US, y
upimportant and she brings nothing later from 'an-
Among the passengers in the Cherokee 10 George
Law, Eco, OF New-Yoik. ,.
The news from the lsthmus nos imporIsn'' ., a
The Railroad was to be finished to Goryona In
few weeks.
c;uc;nuatt and DAYTON shore Line Railroad.
CINCINNATI. Friday March 70. 1854
The Cincinnati ard Dayton Shore Line kalitoao
Comrany has been folly organ zed, and BOOKS are 70
be opened immmsdistely for suosG,puIn - snd
stock Samuel ii. Goodwin Is the fieSioeh'' anu
the prospects Of the Company are favorable
Markets. Reported by telegraph
CuAkLEsrsN, THURSDAY, Match %, lS,g
Sales of CoTrox to-day were 1000 bales me
weeks business has been 9o0s bales az otdotc.
Price: were rather feeble a, ,ns og Receipts
week Ia 7C0 bales Stock on hano, exclusive Oh 'n"'
on shipboard, 81, 600 bales. os ,sso
Corrox has declines IN our market, since the 70
c.ntion of the EuTopa's news, TO the extent OF &c;
Nxw ORLEANS, Monday, March 20, leo2
CorToN has been IN active oemADo, 'rC W.
reaching fully IL Geo bales at hrm prices uc
| cl6c's news was not received till amer business
| hours ERBIeHTs are active. Cotton Is TAKEN 10.
| Liverpool at Id and 70 Havre le Mess rokk - -
sis Sterling EXCHANGE u at SLAVIC ismiumss
NEw.ORLEASs, Tuesday, March %, 1873
| The sales of CcrToN to day were 500 osies AZ
steady prices. Good Nicdlins Is at 7tGsc. C suaxs
has advanced &C., Fair sells at 4d &c Rto Coffk.
g COO bass were cold to-day at 9a9tc freienss
continue active nine ships having been taken yes
| ieroay and to-day at }d for CorroS. 49,
| NEw ORLEANS, Wednesday, March ~, is95
| CorroN-T ra1sactisrs TO day reach 10000 bales
| Prices steady. a. ,s..
NKw.ORLEAKs, THURSDAY, March q, 1889
| The sales OF CorroS during the past iouI Gays
have been Al, eco bales, mostly for England. rnses
ave steady MiddliDg 10 at TIC. CorroS helghH 70
| ExcHAsos-New-York Sight par TO p cont dis
CrScixSArr, Friday, March &c, 1859
In the Ponx m@kst to-day, bulk sides advanced
| tn0 OO0 N add at -}O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

ARREsT Foa GRAND LARCENY. -Cast.
| sparks, Of the Tenth Ward Police, Yesterday took
INTO custody, on warrant issued By Justice Mount
Io't John n. Ackerman, merchant. dong business
~ no 23s front.st charged vita having sold about
5000 cigars valued at slos (which had been stored
N MS place BY Mr.. Emanuel J. Lemon. Of No. Il3
hou st ard which It is alleged he had instructions
rot 70 Dispose off, and appropriated the money re-
ceived for them to his own use. He was committed
10 prison 10 await examination
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY. Officer
Baldwin Of the Eighth W ard. yesterday arrested q
aa named Edward McGsDn, charged with stealing
$50 In silver coin from the Of MS uncle. E. Nc
Gam, No. 80 Sullivsn-st Most Of the money was
ieund where the boy had secreted II. colored boy
named VIM. Henry wss also arrested ss having
been engaged with yourg McGsna in the larceny
but escaped from the Stsiioa House. The accused
admitted his guilt and was Committed BY Justice
Bleakley.
CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-A Young man
named VIM. Pertle was yesterday arrested, charged
with having been ore of q number of others, who,
on the nigh; OF the 2lst inst violently assaulted
James jackson and James Church, at the corner Of
Greenwich and Barclay. SITS, and stolen from Mr..
Jackson a gold watch worth $50. TIE accused was
Identified by both the compliments, and locked up
Tor trial BY Justice Osborn.
Hr The following sale Of Real Estate
was made yesterday. March 90, BY A. ii Muller
House and lot No. 3ls Green wicnss IS BY 100, for
Sl5,6O0.
Advertisement. The remaining portion
of the first catalogue Of choice Pictures will DO sold
at II O'Clock thus morning, Saturday, at store
Ne 3.6 Broadway, opposite keese's auction rooms,
by Messu. Leeds. These fne pictures are richly
worthy the attention OF connolsseurs and all others
desiring really good paintings TO embeliish their
residences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Navigation Of the Huesen-tbe Susquehannah
and Albany Railroad.

ALBANY, Friday, March 20, 1917
The steamer Indiana left this city this morning,
went down through the Schodack 6hannel and took
IL low two barges which had wIntered near New
Baltimore, and brought them to the city. the only
obstruction 10 navIs alton 10 belt OF ice about
JbIie Stuy esant Landing to Stuyvesant Steam
boat Dock.
A special meeting of the Common Council has
been he in reference TO aid to the Susquehannah
smd A baby Railroad. A resolution was adopted
lpabirg the credit OF the city to the extent OF
$1,000 %, after the Company shall have expended
the assent of a majority of the taxpayers, to be
ascertained by ballot. The resolution was subse-
sueDtiy reconsider ed and laid on the table TIL Mon
cay TO give the cluZeIs time to consider, when the
subject will be disposed Of The vote adopting the
resolution UqunIg the assent OF the taxpayers
vas ii to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
CITY ITEMS.

EANGE or THE THERMOMETER.
II DeafonrS formerly Lyrch clgrksi Isl F1r q.
1852. lam. Noon 3P NJ. JPN
March 2f.--...-...39 IS Sc 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
The Great India Rubber Case.

The great argument of Hon Rufus Ch0ate, in
behalf OF Mr.. Day, has Just closed. Never before
such brilliant argument made in New-Jersey.
OF all the great efforts of this celebrated counsellor,
his acdress to- day. VIII stand fret and foremost.
The various Courts now sitting in this CITY, have
ciavD hitler the leading members OF the bar from
all parts of the State, and all admit That Mr.. Choaes
srsument to day far excelled anything they have
ever before listened to- The large Courtroom was
cIowOed TO It's utmost capacity, and Mr.. Days
fnends tonight appear to be IN great spirits.
Commodore Stockton among other celebrated
characters Is here, and he entertained large party
last evening, at supper, prepared by Mr.. Cunning
ham at the fremont House, whose fame in such
matters is universally known The Commodore
IN Court 70 day as was also Mr. Webster till IL
o'clock when he left to visit the Less ature now in
session here. He was escorted TO the Sta'e House
10y Committee of the Legislature, and on being
presented to the members OF the Senate ami House
Of Representatives,, addressed them IN brief and
appropriate speech, which, In every respect, was
worthy of that lllusuiOus statesman. Senator
Stockton then fole we'd Mr. Webster in an able and
eloquent speech, which was listened to with marked
attention.
Upon the whole this has been most even!ful day
to this usually quite city.
The Southern Mail-La,er from TIE xas- Ma
tine Disaster-Gevernor Foete ana the Com
promise.
BALTIMORE, Friday, March 90, 1852.
The Southern Mail as late AS due. has arrived
-Four New. OIlt ans mails were received to night
Texas dates to the l2lh inst received at Ne"-Or-
leans, confirm the news OF the arrest OF Carava)a,
and hrs arrival at Brownsville in the steamer Ca
nancte IN custody OF Gen Harney
Indian depre0ations we're becoming more ana
more iieQuent IN the western part of the STATE.
The Wings OF Galveston passed resolutions ndofs.
inR Mr. Fillmore and tine Compromise.
A Mexican war ste amer was of the mouth OF the
Biazos .
The British ship Lydia Ann, with cargo OF SAT-
from Liverpool for New. Orleans, got ashore .on
pr,on Island ard both vessel ard cargo would
prove q total loss A portion Of the crew had ar.
rived at New. Orleans. The Captain was supposed
10 be drowned.
Gov Foo,e had sent long Message to the Mis-
sissppi Legislature, introducing the subec! OF the
iii ally of the Compromise Measures, ana the war
be,we. n the " States Rights" and the | MON men
has teen lheieupon renewed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Y TIC baTmy 0Teath Of SPrlng gehuy
ptrnested the atmosphere yesterday, giving morn
ng o. benign refreshmtnt, but before night, the CO.
quettish caprice of tickle March overspread the sky
with lurid clouds. which threatened to dsrken the
City with another stormv Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

n The Rumsellers' Sabbath, with its
facefslly desolating evils viii be portrayed oy shs
Rev. NJ. BuTleigh In discourse al hnie.sioockd
Hail. corner Eighthav an1 rwcnsy so-mof
row (sabSash, evening q n 9ciosk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

ARREST FOR RECEIVING Stolen GooDs;
a ,.m.,s ,.med Ehxa Lalor, who keeps thread
and needle store AZ No 81 Forsy thst, vas yestef'
cay arrested by ofhssr Mshon. Of the Tenth ware
csarsee with receiving and purchasing several aIn
named Cravford. from the store OF Hull d Kenyon,
No. Va Bowsry. Tne accused admitted having pur-
chased the property but denied that she wss aware
of ifs bsvine been stolen. Justice Aounsfoft ssid
her 10 bail to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

EV Cherry and Fair Star will be pro-
duced this afternoon in order to accommodate fam
lies as we'll as this evening. Go and take all your
little ones. Nov is the time to dehgh them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SENATE-Numerous petitions were presente
in favor ofthe homestead bill
| MIR. Felch reported the bill granting the right
of way for the construction of railroad from San
francisco to San Jose, in California, which was
considered and ordered third reading.
The bill authorizing the President to change
the ports of entry and delivery in Oregon terrific
| ry was also considered, and ordered to a third
| reading.
| The deficiency bill was taken up; and, after
a long debate, the question being taken upon the
amendment submitted by Mr.. Bell providing in
demnity for Creek spoliations, it was rejected.
| The question being then taken upon the amend
ment granting further aid to the Collins line
of steamships, it was agreed to; when the Senate
adjourned.
| HOUSE OF REpREsENTATlvEs-On coming
together the House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Uni on, (Mr. STAN
ton of Tennessee, in the chair;) and the commit
tee proceeded to the consideration of tho bill to
authorize the Governor of New Mexico to call an
extra session ofthe legislature of that Territory
which Mr.. Grey delvereda speech on general poll
tics. That bill having been laid aside with ia
volable recommendation the bill making an appro-
priation for tho construction of military roads in
Oregon was taken up; and Mr.. Floyd addressed the
House at length against the incorporation the
compromise endorsing resolution in the platform
to be laid down by the approaching Baltimore
National Democratic Convention. At the ter
mination Of his speech both bills were reported
back; and that first mentioned having been pass
ed, a discussion rose upon the latter, in which
Messrs. Lane and Robinson, speaking for the bill
and Messrs Houston, Brooks, and Bissell, agains
it, participated. On motion, the bill, making the
apportionment of repI esentatives in Congress un
der the census of 1850 was taken from the Spea.
ker's table and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary And then the House adjourned
Usisa.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21
INTERESTING FROM THE WEST IN
OLA ISLANDS.

BosroN, May IS.
By the way of Halifax we have later and in
teresting accounts from several of tho West India
Islands.
Seven vessels loaded with potatoes, had sailed
from Bermuda, previous to the 9th inst. for the
United States.
The latest advices from Jamaica, state that the
small pox continued its ravages on the north side
OF the Island Its virulence is greatly aggravated
by the destitution of the people, Many families,
heretofore ingood circumstances are now suffer-
ing the extremity of want.
The Kingston journal says that there will
be great falling off in the Sugar crop on that
side of the Island-it will be without paral-
lei.
At Demerara the yellow fever continues to
prevail with great severity, and two or three yes
sells from England had lost all of their crews.
At Antigua the drought continued, and great
distress was beginning to be felt in conse-
quence. The crops were suffering, and the cat
tie were dying.
At St. Kits, also, the drought was very Sc
we're.
In Martinique the censorship of the press had
been re-established by the French Governments,
and the ,nly two newspapers on tho Island had,
In consequence, stopped, and their places had
been supplied by I'D vertising sheets.
At Guadalupe the incendiaries' torch was
still dealing mischief and destruction all over
the Island. Fires were of daily occurrence, and
the large towns were with difficulty saved from
destruction.
At Cayenne preparations were being made
for the reception of the political prisoners from
France. A ball in honor of Louis Napoleon had
proved failure.
From Nassau there is story that the Hon.
Mr. Cunard, of Halifax, is in London, negotia-
ting tor limo of steamers to run between New
York, Nassau, Jamaica, St. Florios, and Turks
Island
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21

LOW SPIRITS. CAUSED BY THE PRESENCE
ofimpure humors in the boodHea is the state body
and mind which renders existence blessing any
thing short ofhis is disease and is caused by the
mutation of morbid humors in the blood and other juices
by neglect of vegetable purging The is very sim
pe open the natural drains of the body which nature has
provided for the carrying out OF all its impurities and
health will be to follow. This can be accomplished
RETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL. PILLS. which are known
by the experience of thousands to perfectly cleanse the
blood from all founess. every morbid affection
ard weak and enebed constitutions perfect
health and vigor For sale by BRANCH,
my - East Main street, below the Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21
BY ALEXANDER MOTT 81 CO.
No. 81 Main street. c-poaite tine city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE OATS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
GAN the above named days will cell public auction,
" my opposite the City Hotel, commencing at
as the following:
FURNITURE.-CabnetsW ardrobes, Sideboards, Bu.
reaus Bedsteads Chairs oevery style and pattern Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Gard Tables
Beds and Bedding &c.
ALsO-A large lot of sea.onabs piece and cut Dry
Goods &c. with Cloths Cassimeres Settinets, Vestings
Fannels bleached and unbeached Domestics white
brown Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do, Hosiery era
watts, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c-Aso, large collection fse. sonable
ready made clothing Boots and Shoes, silk, wool .n
waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment of Trunks Vace and Carpet Bags Ma
endless variety ofPerumey and Fancy Goods of every
description.
NH / ALEX MOTT h co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21
AUGUsTA FARM FOR SALE

IT AM authorised by Mr. Simpson It. Taylor TO sci ms
n farm lying within mile of the town OF stanton.
contains between 800 and 900 and has upon it
new and handsome building of brick and every oonve-
nience desirable upon farm.
The extent and quality ofthis tract, and its convent
ence to of taunton render of the
sble pieces of property in market.
shall attempt detailed description Of the
property taking for granted that purchasers will
inc for themselves.
Possession be had on the first of January, 1883
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird in hand when possession is
delivered, and the balance in three annual payments
To any one buying the whole tract, liberal terms Will
be given, ifdesred the tract will be divided
Land buyers will find this property well worth their at
attention and every acility win be afforded for examine
it. JOHN. B BALDWIN.
NH Se-w6w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!

WOfH, n efYMsOn
INTENDING to make change ntheir business on the
Il first day of July next offer their Stock of Goods
Cost for Cash. and respectfully ass persons who desire
to purchase to call and examine for themselves before
they do so They feel confident that general
sortment of Dry Goods selected with more care
was never offered for sale cost In this market 1t
aimported by themselves rpurchased by them ofman-
ufactures and their agents
The goods of which consists of the latest and
approved style, embracing among other things "a, A.
GA and 12-4 Bleacded and brown Domestics prints
from cents the best quality, French, English and
American Lawns ditto Ginghams, ditto black and fancy
Cloths and Cassimeres Satin, Silk and Marscies Vest
ings Irish Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and
Lawn Handkerchief Silk d. large stock of Alexander
wants Clothing Of every description together with gen
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods House. Determined to close, they assure the
public that there humbus, in this advertisement.
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