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E'EEiGMTs 10 Pilisburg and the

NEhGkATS TO Pittsburg and the
-. " est, via. Bait. & Susqa X. r. ard Pennsyl-
tI Canals-The undersigned. Agents for the Penn
G,In'a u Ohio line fully prepared to forward
WS OF all descriptions, to and from Pitsburg and the
INV at as low rates, and with quick despatch by
Lv ~ O"mmlssion charged for reshippng pittsburg
'"'' route FULTON & TALL, Agts.
Lru,. Depot No. 20 North st.
CI bUrLER, Phil D, Baltimore. .
NRkE SHAW, Pitts. rr"prs'
Ri. Merchandise intended to go via Bait. & Ohio
aoad pud to Wheeling, any other route should be
g attended to ' the 'hipperwh''h Will be prompt
alarchS-dow
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~ having located in Lynchburg giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the of 10 and 30
years, including Carpenters Blacksmiths. &c. Those
having negroes for sne may find it to their interest To
call on him the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg,
address him by letter
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5.dScly J McLENDON.
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LNSHING TACKLE, &c.-Fishing Rods,
4 in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo OF
oil kinds and prices Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby, Vr-
gnia and Spring ook silk, hemp and grass Lines, fin
ished Snoods bait Boxes, &c. Also lot Of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish dealers III!
Baltimore prices. VIM b. H. G. FISHER,
March9 Opposite Frnklin Hotel
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n "ooD supply Wood and Coal just to hand.
Nar"hs-t4 ion u Altar L NM
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NJ OTECE-A Special term of the Circuit Court OF
~ Amherst county will be begun and held for said
County the Court House thereof Saturday tho 10Th
inst. LEO DANIEL, Jr., Clerk.
March I0-d3t
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or KEGS NEW CASTLE ~ LIVERPOOL
LlO BICARBONATE SODA, for sale low by
ADIE g. GRAY,
feb2o-,w3w Richmond, Va.
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MAYORS OYVCx,
Washington June l. 1883.
NDER The authority of joint resolution the Board Of Alder
and Boad Common Council this approved 18th
April 1885, authorizing committee
the best plan for building be erected the location
the Centre Market suitable for public
noce hereby ih Of three hundred dollars
will be given for the be Of building for said
erected the present Of the Centre Market
Persons desiring offer plans by application the Mayors
Office, either personally letter. square,
with It's Dimensions and the streets adjacent thereto
The building must be such afrd the
floor for ali market with large the floor
not less than !9 feet long capable being divided into
with various offices aud for other public purposes
wings 7lh and 9th
further information subject app
Gallon the Mayors once.
Each plan must he Accompanied with specification.
The plans be en
m. Monday, the first day Of August
The be paid 10 whose shall be
proved Of and adopted BY this corporation.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor
June 3-2 nj
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Drennon SPrinss, Henry county, Kentucky
THE college
the second Monday September 1852 and be
the first Monday IN ihe following February.
The faculty consists Of nine professors The
Der Of attendance The
studes United
Academy sni thorough history English
and the Greek and Latin Students
leci including civil modern hook
keeping with commercial and other branches
ion
The military fssre introduced diuse military
knowledge, but to dscpnc health and physcai
IN
ChsFyes for tuition, boarding. fuel ghe washing
vsnts' attendance, and
saryson's Zee - For
Smith, Lusvie, Kentucky smith Johnson 81 Mag,
street, New Orleans, or b. H. johnson, superintendent
Jaiy 9t-2awey3m htfH
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DELIsi BELI.si BELLS .-The snbscrhers manufactaIs

RELLSl BELLsi BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
constantly hand all Of factory
ferry locomotive school house, and plantation bells These
bells movable They
be around clapper will strike in a
place. which desirable after bell has been few
springs nxed In clapper
bell thereby pfoongng tho sound These bells maauac
from tho stock, Al this
foundry found improve
We give written that church bells break within
date Of purchase, usage,
change Tho OF all bella waEaod Nearly 5000 bells
sold this foundry, which
thsr superiority We gold medals,
awarded from ths various ir for bells
We getting
Chimes and refer those furnished by Our foundry
within Of the Hudson railroads
direction. AZ establishment OF
Kind the UnIted states and has the of hels
be hled great bells
Of the saes Old bells taken In exchange for
Levels, compasscs, &c constantly on hand Address
.ts4l A. MENEEI.Y'S SONS,
May y2l-iydAcp West Troy. NJ Y.
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THE whom awarded nd
yeIs nieI for proposals having failed give bond with
lows: +
Proposals viii be day September
the removal OF o6strucons the navigation Red ouis
aa W the raft and for keeping the said navigation free
from, the same for the longest period.
100000.
bidder propose remove said ram thoroughly
od specyg ~ his bid the time which he proposes
pete te removal OF the be later than the lst
day june 1oo and also the number OF counting from said
during which time he binds himself keep the said
ton free from taft obstruction.
TIE win required give bond for 0o0 with
Two good urees each for the OF $4,000 conditioned for the
bidder
time with his proposals. the whom he
oilers and declaration signed by them thai they VIII
his bond and also the ced
district judge Of the United the State in which
resides, that said
ders em worth all debts and liab
No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
piled with. VI,
Tsyms Of Pays4snf.
OF the Of $lo 900 appropriated object
shall be paid s work OF removing the raft advances follows
removed the be by
pointed the War department. aud If shall appear such
portion the entire a pro-
ved partial shall be mode for less than Of
e whole Work Ile remaining $50 oo VIII be paid 10 equal an
nua namens corresponding ~ Number with the number Of years
during which shall himseif keep naviga
on of which net the deparncnt is TO be the sole judge
Each bid be FIR the who's is for removal OF
the ra and for keeping the for specified period No
separate proposals ioi portions of will be considered
The proposals will addressed the undergned marked
envelope " Proposai for removing Red river raft.o
The War Department itself right OF awarding the
Own judgment OF the most favorable Did
TO be inserted in the Unon Rpubc National lncigence
Washington, c.; Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati, Ohio
vile Journal Louisville Kenueky ST. Louis Republican, st. ou
Missouri shrsyepot Herald Shreveport Louisiana New Orleans
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansas Telegraph Wash
ington, Arkansas J. ALERT,
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ron RENTThst brick house cortsnns base
snd of sve
Nh auite sp,csous G"undss
ccT'ai"ins acisrs Of fruit gapes &C Rent s'
FOR fu,hcr particular. inquire Kendall, OF william
suc kney No Fogir building ne" corner and
s.yenth streets +.
Jaty 1-TFNs1 5.a
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CANDs AND CUMMiNGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for aeMcbae Nourse Co this city, have been
exclusive the United States
throughout the be the
machine for that has been produced Ii
ccssuy worked by The appcauon of motive power steam
Win light horses the clay and
ereeng rapidly operation other machine
for that purpose known.
The the American patent only delayed until The
protected abroad Meanwhile NJ N. Co
for the sale OF Of territory and
a goud
Apply pad their ohce, OF sh and
streets, The Post Office Department
me
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL, NOURsE 4 CO..

MICHAEL NOUR2E CO.,
Oce southwest Of and 9Th nearly opposite the
General Post Oics, Washington, ID, G.
give pro~ec utiop
MI
C,a s Executive Departments 10 te procuring Of patents
and foreign and and
rights Their charges viii be moderae aud regulated by the nature
ces "
Bone VI ,s firm will shortly for EnElAad and the
Of Europe and will take charge with which
may be intrused.
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MOkSs,
CHAs r. STANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser R. II. GiLLEr.
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"A. SOMMERviLLE Agent Attorney prosecution
H. Of land and description of claims against Con
ihs executive departments Virginia scrip and land
negotiated, sold References Iorns,
forwarded mail,
Once 7th street, the once Department. Posases
letters b. prepaid insure attention. Address sbsve
Washington, q. e. July l3-Iaw 3modhcp
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Law school OF Cumberland University, mt Lebanon

Law school OF Cumberland University, a Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthers late Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late Of the Judges Of the supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld Ridley, the chnncelors of
Judges CarutTs Green dev their whos time exclusively
school.
Plan Daily examinations each class
No of but explanations the
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
Weekly of law and equity in which
dents statement OF facts the tofes
and them through all the known actual
The framed
Deeds Wills records and all Of documents be read ev
dencc trials Some the taken by appeal
which held monthly in Tire Glass; and in
public the end of session The students clerks sher
ih jurors and chanceors in other official
paciies connected with their suits.
Sessions The first session the third Monday Sep
tember, Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTution fee $50, contingent
fee boarding about $50 Students furnish their books
which an had in LrbsRon bookstores.
-Four required complete the unless the stu
study required for
mission There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the collegiate year eighIysr.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Feb lI-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, elisibly
situated hsuss with marble mantes gas fixtures
containing eleven each, aud
family viii be rented favorable
n sTRATroN,
Aucuonecr and Commis~ioa Merchant
South side Penn'snia avenue between 9th and 10Th Streets
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Gssrgesowa classical .nd Mathematical Academy.
w. d. STUART, Principal
Be aided tAe insreon by thoroughly eomrsfs"
favoraby known as
W Abbott youth admission INTO
colleges e'l pro
ie The course
ancient
chemistry natural and mental PM
history, Ictonc composition, and obor studies o e
Ths Academy apparatus for the illus
atoa Of mathematics natural philosophy and ehemsiy ih
practical use of
heights OF George
celebrated for heahunes and believed also from
federal capital and other places OF
national interest," furnish advantages for the education Of
YOUTH NHh
TERMS
Payable semi -aaauaiiyin adpanes.
tuition and board, including fuel lights, washing, &c,
for Urn months. Ssto
tuition alone. 5O
For tuition n French and drawing EXTRA
RKFEREECss.
r. II. Smith, and the officers Of Virginia Military
sutute. .s
lion. Alexander H. II. STUART s,sunlon, Va
Hon. John Lelcher, Lexington, Va.
Major D. H. Hin, Professor Mathematics in Washington Col
ege Lexington, Va.
PuTser Samuel Forrest U. d. Navy. ...#....
Capt Seth Eastman, u H. Army
Col. I.orenz0 Thomas U. d. Army.
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. q.
gives pleasure Geoselown Classical and
Mathematical Academy, under the charge Mr. w. d. Stuart Mr.
graduate Of the Virginia Military has
three dischsryng with satisfaction duty OF
assistant professor OF mathematics In do with confidence
the patrons Of his academy they will find in him
Gus, compsleBt, and faithful teacher. FN 1.
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
June IT--dkctf Superintendent.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
~ 81 .s sISsssa sysii asl1 sxsEsH

IN and after Wednesday, June 1885, daily (sunday
ccpted) will be this road agreeaby following
arrangement:
for WarIsnton and intermediate points will
tion, OF Duke and Henry Streets O'Clock,
Returning, will Warrenon O'Clock
arriving in Alexandria quarter before o'clock
Culpeper Ale 1anda intermediate points will
leave CuIpeper o'clock arriving in Alexandria AT 10
o'clock IN.
Returning viii leave Alexandria at O'Clock, M arriving in
Culpeper al quarter AFTER O'Clock.
daily running between Gordonsve and Culpeper,
with the this and the Virginia central roads
rHRouoH TICKETS
mddleburg 90
10 winchester 4 90
Per order: w. d. CROCKETT, Agent
June 3O-du
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lust RECEIVED AT wHITTLEsEY's PAINT, OIL, GLASS
Lamp Store, Iu opposite Hall broefs dry goods
tons pure white lead
I do xnc paint
30 Ksiions inseed oil
do boiled do
2o0 pure sperm oil
do whale oil
do lard oil
Also, tanners ncnnoot aud oils
Cop coach Japan, hsphstn Daman, and shoe varnshes
window sngle double thickness, ncln
ding French plate, all sizes #.
Together complete psins AL coors, dry
ground In oil
Lamps, gfandoes and candeiabrs. entirely pat
terms, gotten up expressly to my order
Bsusbes of all descriptions
Adam aRune and cardes
fac everything usually kept in paint, oil, and lamp
all Of which purchased entirely for and will be sold
10 -uit times OF the
Eve per will be deducted for
cash. Don't mistake the place,
WHIrTLEsEY's,
On 7th rtreei nearly opposite the Avenue house
July 30-2awlm
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OF Observation-Disclosures AL DEPART
r= #s MENr.

FIOUIBIAWA.--HAHIVAL
r= MENr
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
men Monday November H. and viii term
ma tho ensuing March
James Jones, M. D., Professor Of Prscics.
J. l.. Rideen N. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren s,one, n. d. Professor Of Surgery.
A. n. C.nas, M. u Professor OF Obsietrics.
A. ]. wedderburn, n. D., Professor of Anatomy.
t,usavus A Mott, M. D.; Professor Nasra NJ edica.
Hunt, NJ d., Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
oGms,us .., .oes, oeo Demonstrators of Anatomy
ds-ec,ns will open from third Monday in
October first Of April.
.cuy visiting physicians and surgeons OF the Charity
Hospital this November April The
the pocseo In their visits and hus enjoy
extraordinary practical advantages free expense.
for daily in this
hospital. 1.s#.G ....
The number Of patients nearly thouand In The
THOMAS HUNT, NJ d.,
July 3-lawtNov Dean.
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for purpose known.
The patent only delayed until
chine protected abroad Meanwhile, NJ n Co
.,is,s sr near The fosi o&cs department. s''
KENTUCKY MILITARY INsrITUTK, directed by .
irndence Of Colonel r r. Alien disnsu.hed graduate Of
study usually best colleges
addition Of extended OF natural sciences and
The building. institute viii entirely reoted and arrange
ensuing term entirely unequaed
20 be. o and sDs o. %
The seventh viii open the second Mouda
,ember ss Entire eh.e sloo per semi annual session. ur
sesn fee * e. psyass "a %
- p. DUDLEY,
June l5--3sw4m President Of the Board
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HOUsEKEEPERs-
suu~sfs,. IN part .ddon my former .;oei, just
Old government Java coffee
Msracaibo do
FLOUR OF rue VERY BEST BRANDS.
Sys w. e insaH''. and bags
Pleasant Run do
s..r,. and shay. 'as%s cured
y ~ Burrows do
surpassed IN the District
Al warranted and soa on es mos, tenn, Es,
Family Grocery seventh street. Lalham and
neIt door TO the Avenue House. - .u... -
June 4-2nwTuasst
TO TnAvELLEHs.
Superior and Economical New Line br~een Haper' Ferry and
. Wnshineton City
TUE wsknowp, swim, safe, and comfortable racke,
aps,s Ferry leaving Harper. Ferry O'Clock, aud
rive = Washington city nt o'clock, p, m. -.
Washington city for the hrst trip on
the oh of May running day and down the ns'egasy
Passengers BY favorable economical route offered an
opportunity enjoying the beautiful scenery ne ro'omac ny oy
Prom Harper. Ferry Washington ~.
May 25-d3m'
I'm. EDWARD IL. CARmICnAEI., from Virginia.
His residence and once 18th adjoining the Irving
Hoei. s# 4@"t ApS-au
MARBLE MaNrELs-MsrbIe works.-The subscriber
leave eform his friends and the public that be has in
Spanish Egyptian black marble, richly carved
and plain q The best quality newest style and superior hn's
and head slabs marble for window s lin
eis steps, and platforms marble m coun'e and taes tops
soapaone, eaicined plaster, 81 80 per barrel -,
Also hand inree lot Of Connecticut brown stone
suitable building He invites the nten
builders and others stock and will endesvor 10 give
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July 2'-hawsm ON street, between 12th and lMh
PENIrENrIARY- n
orytor ~ prurrsrrapr, d, O.,
l l.#s is#a Washington, July 10, 1853.
= will ,. received Al ONCE unit, the lsh Angus, per -
a'ci ,ck, noon -t3 L. E
and free from limbs LAP wood .t..3 .I
20 cords Of pine wood.
10 20 tons tons ?. red ash, s.h anthracite grste coal
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July oo-aswtt5 Aug st Warden.
ron RENTTha large story containing s.s
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THE COLLEGE Of ~. james, MAryiand-The Diocesan
College Of Protestant Episcopal church. the Rev John b.
Kerfso, u. ~, rector. l
The will open Mop,ay, the ID OF oc
tobe received
u,o the school and prepared m The college BY
Of The coea. stu
deps class In the college for which their
them prepared The buildings discipline, Ac the
collegiate entirely distinct the
schoo' Both have the mmed OF
the Of the college The annual charge for OF
months H. In either department. S2l5 covering ac.denca
and domesc expense For register fuller inform
alton, address The Recor College Of ST. James o. Maryland
July 2-aawl0w
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N EW sFRImo oOODs.-P, ". BROWNING. merchsn
tailor under United stAs os 70 call te attention
ne c'scoe q Wsshageu, and his sdysc ADd
assortment of French cloths eaAanete ara
imported spessv 6r hs Rene determined to car
but % tbs fvQ~st esten popular prncs prices and
sso and thu" srsa y, ns Dsss' person. sons 70 De
e. or aasy WIN many St Il q s JSa. ~ H. sr
patronsgs heretofore extended HIM scsAk nuudanrc
- saps. fyAf yJEL9f Mst SASa~f
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
= sx~o The steamer oscEULA having been thoroughly
EAAo repaired, will, 9th July, running
- ia,y to the above places; leaving Washington every
Wednesday O'clock leave Nor
folk Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock, She will
touch Old Point Cone River, and
intermediate signals land,
will sive at Norfolk time for the James River boats and for The
Southern +
I" finsy Point y 90
JAMES MITCHELL,
July 3-dn Captain.
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July J-dN captain
A RARE Chance to Capitalists for q Proatabis Ia-
n vesmsnsyreis Hotel, Old Point Comfort, vbrips for sale
The to public ss.
nsdsy the August neI premises. their sne inter
above named together all household
dining and Kitchen furniture horses carriages, CARTS
This spread reputation Old Como, superior
render lessthensd description Of this popular watering
ssIs pa.uvs p.ym.n, liberal known
fo..-or given on cr,ny October p,rt
Juy 29--drS4thAus J. r. REYNOLDS TO.
nomExrIcs. and .ii ksnd. Of staple eooas.-we will
supply OF domestic goods consisting Of
SOM. S r~ .u,.ss IL %, a q. suitable ' e1''
Also, nsnnei. roGhsp" Iri-h Iinsns af ..I
Linen csmbrc bsndkerch black silks check, eambrcs
Aad aoods wanting rin,e
w ". sHUsTERA = co,
-, - 7th street, near PsousyIvania avenue.
EvANs 8 WATsoS's rh,l.aelpn,.- Manufactured
large s.'orsn, swsy. on hspd No ~
ran,eA e4osI In the Unised = !
Rr'...nss r.sn " ,.w | who have safes many
r., J. Mssudcs 7 street. avenue Washing
os c. Of safes in r.esiv.
f.,msn Mechanics. Bank, rh'.d.lphs 10 in use
Usissd ssatss Mist, . do
u"sssS sssie. xppvss.srr once, Phl.d.Iph's H'
rssspsI. csn."ss", and mor.io~n Railroad Company,
Ss.a ssT: ssS .sss%s, v,.,. -o.. rA''0''
Sole agency for au's,wor'hs superior bank locks as
Patrnt .iste lined rsnhs-rsprs.
6,rNa tssCaAscE COMPANY, OF Us,c. New yorA,
III Jons f.
y csss 81 fsRs s.." sss'
hv y 2avr aa ssvsash q, opps''s 0sd Tspov' HAiL
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suon address The Kecor College Of ST. James o. Maryland
July D-2awl0w
DARN FOR HALE-Wil be sold private sale weIK
known farm lying TN road, In
COUNTY, Maryland about miles from Washington,
37lk 100 meadow and
The balance tka cleared heds the farm be divided
fair
whole well never failing streams passing
through The fencing all good and large quantity
ehssns, timber in the woods suitable for division
heids,
In point OF health beauty location
farm Maryland. remarkable
ia beauty The dwelling contains sigh, Kitchen pantry
Ac, garret, csiass kc surrounded pslng,
pump of scd the stable and
houses GOOD spring house, with failing spng OF cool and
delightful attached.
ssrssn,s quarters many would necessary
the farm.
good app's orchard and excellent peaches. pears cher
ries,
AZ the plank completed (which likely to be
.ay in IN. sunme with good horse
an hours ride Produce
from The city could b hauled all
wr of iSk street. Il # #E 81 July l3-dlm
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E person 10 whom the awarded under former ad
isteIts for failed gvs bond with
surees requied proposals again nvd fol
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EARM Alexandria county. vtrNinls, with
of The s1uedac and four from the Presidents
will sell reasonable
from, thereof located as above within half mile Of
hundred and twenty There
Of beautiful tmbesd land
Much portion a Tits farm rich
including thirty winch might be sdvanagcou~y
WIN be- di-rcsed 20 purchase
a grocer Nnr Pennsyivanis
May ii-eodr ''-''N" - " IT. p lsa WIN. BALL.
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