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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF, yIRclslA.



-s s SENATE ss -. s..s - s
EErv voan, from die ron.,pit,e,. =. t,.r.e.
ri Laws, rsporred that 1t WINS ;fe xpe,lianf -
aA,apdfn sidney, Randolph Macon. ana Richmond
! Do: IlAssH from the corrnir,ef 3, pa. 4.
reposfei several bills; among them. s-s-'
d ol 60 increase the capiraf stork ,,g tg,s MT
mond and DsrviIle Railroad Company A''s'
me ppiect Of fhe bill is "a asfhorize 4 l<.t. s,,,,.
scrlfios, pf dollars, soE the purpose a .;,i;n.
n na ssisdng tle york 70 sihe foot Of the nar,tain
NJ haAyySER presented TIE report of The. Ia;pt
ty.nB'ifrre On The Second Aldifor's Oa.ce
s solutions Of enquiry were presented r,
- sT Is, Johnson For more ectually preventing
~ on BALDWIN Authoizing an increase OF the
compensation allowed by la~ TO the CferA OF the
= lreuf Eour tor the CITY u Richmond. + ilssi
Ene Sensse then proceeded TO the execution Of
the joint order which was the election of i Mnor
General Of the Third BrieaGp
Is 0atte third ballot - q #%#
Col. Thomas Buswell of Page, received ..sesotes
Gen. Isaac Booth, OF Barbour. f.,tsF
Zen. Rushrod W Price, of Marshall, -..-- :. a.
Jointlvose of the two Houses AZ
For Col Boswell, 90
Gen. Booth. "a
Get. 4 iN ,--1-- - 10
Col Busweil having received majority os all the
votes cast was declared aly elected ssa.
On fhesion of Mr.. REGxa, the senass.tiien ad,
journed @zRS ~ s
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HOUSE OF EELEGATEs.. q

- es# q q s.ss-.sa.--.s MONDAY, jan 3e1 1854.
corrnunieation was received irom the Senate
annnuhetng the passage OF sundry bills which were
appropriately referred. .a., Ia ssE 50 &
The SPEAKER laid before the House coiamuni.
cation from the Clerk of the House of Delegates
enclosing statement aslef for by the Hbuse relae
tive to appropriations ga-ious works of improve
nent, which laid the table and ordered to be
printed f ~ sss,- ,--ae3 ste sT
The unfinished business of Saturday being a re-
solution to hold evening.sessions, was taken up, and
On morton OF Mr.. Powssss.was amended SO "a to
hoM evening sessions on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays and as amended, the resolution was
agreed to, ...5e.}s s II
Resolutions were otfered-among them one by
Mr. CoLTRAINE: Into the expeiiency of al,shov-
zing the Board Of Public Works to construct the
branch Of the Lynchburg aud Tennessee Railroad
lneretotore authorizeb to Cumberlasd Cap on
State account; and By
Mr.. hAYo: Into tie espeiiency Of chartering a
conn nary 20 construct Plank Road fnone Richmond
TO New Market in IEArico ...l.! ~.
Inc Jolut order of the day, for the election of a
Major General of the Sd Division, ca ne up. and
aer interchange OF messages with the Senate, the
House proceeded TO execute the order.
Ihe following Eanes were placed in nomination:
ten ISAAC BOOTH, Of Barbour county,
ten busHRoD w. PRICE, of Marshall county,
Col. JOSIAH w. WARE of Clarke county
Gen. BrcKSER FarRFAx, of Preston county.
Gen JAMES Ks CARSON Of, Frederick county,
Col THOMAS BUswELL, of Page county
tsen MEEM was placed in nomination by Mr.
PERKINS, but at his solictaiion was withdrawn.
Col BUsTEAL was put in nomination on the Sc
cond ballot.
0nth third ballot the vote stood BusweIi 90
Price 43--Booth 26 Joint vote with the Senate /:
Whole No. f6s; necessary TO choice 85 Buswell
89-Price 4'--Booth "a and Buswell was declared
to be elected.
Gen: Booth had the highest vote on the hrst and
second ballpts.
BILLS PASSED
The ioilnwing engrossed bills were read third
time and passed:
A bill to incorporate the Southern Protection In.
suranra Company of Alexandria Virginia, "a Sen.
ate biA & ~ ~
bill concerning the Virginia Coal Company
A bill TO Increase the capital stock of the Ceiar
Creek and Opequan Turnpike Company
bill directing the Board of Public Works to
make an addloDal subscription to the Western and
| fa;ruaont Turnpike Company. @
hiii to provide for making the public roads Of
the county of Loudoun sqI
Bills were considered in their early stages a
On motion of Mr. WooDf4ousE, the House ad
journed- ~.
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RICHM0 0ND, VA
TUESDAY MoRNING.a JANUARY 81, 1854.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer hasa leader on National Couven-
tons In reply to late article in the N. Y. Herald
in denunciation of National Conventions for the
nomination of candidates for the Presidency; and
in advocacy of q sscrub raceF and ''free teldF in
1856 The Eaaa;rrr presents array of evils
which would inevitably result from such a sys-
tenn.
The Penny Post furnishes sketch of the debate
on the Brodnax resolutions during the session OF
1882 49, and in a subsequent article replies TO the
charge made By acon.empora-y. of seeing through
'Col Fontaines goggles" The editor OF the Poss
had made up his opinion on the gauge question be-
fore hearing Col F. speak word on il; and then
soughta and received Information which has utter
ly demolished the fabric of sophistry which it hss
been attempted to erect The stockholders and
a majority of the Legislature see through the sarne
goggles, in the same sense. The Post denies the
fact" that the narrow gauge (Which would include
the 6ve-foot gauge ia repuiisted by .'al engi-
neers.'
The Yhig derives considerable amusement
from the communication of Mr.. Paxton to the
Board of Public Works, which it sdenomin ates 1.-THE
massage of Mr. Superintendent Paxton" and pro-
ceeds to analyse and destroy its component parts,
r a manner satisfactory to those who disapprove
the proceedings of the Board
The Hall conceivesthe true friends of internal
improvements TO be those who look irst to the
development of the of the whole State by
the construction OF such lines as win concentrate
both trade and travel as u1ucn as possible within
her borders The narrow and contracted spirit
which would lead men TO oppose every scheme
from which they could not expect personally TO
reap some certain benefit must be the bane Of the
State prosperity The Mail sgards the construc-
tion by the Central Company of the Short Line to
Charlottesville ofthe links in the great chain
of interconAmuuicatiou with the Ohio and still
hopes TO see the bill passed by the House of Dele
gates
The papers generally pay tributes Of respect TO
the memory Of the late DR. Chanberlayne. k
Hor CoFN.-We received several days ago, from
L. L. Smith, copy Of Solon Robinaon's new book,
entitled "Hot Corn" Since then we have read the
greater portion Of if and candor coupes us to say,
that we do not think 1t proper book for filniiy
reading 1t may Or may not De true picture of
New York life from all have heard we pre-
sune it is hut that is no reason why scenes OF
thoroughly disgusting nature should be placed un.
der the observation Of youthful minds Far better
would it be that pure thoughts SHOULD never be sui
lied by the contemplation Of scenes of debauchery
and VICE, enacted in the upper rs well as the lower
classes Of society. The Rovets Of a certain French
author have done much TO incite bad passions in the
minds Of children The difference between those
novels and Hot Corn, Is that the merit OF truth
Is claimed Tor the latter
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FROM TswAs.-Dates have been received from
Galveston TO the Goth inst. Another ofthe illibus
terr, Mr.. Tremble, was acquitted by the FederaI
Court on the previous Monday tits stated that the
District Attorney has entered nolIs proseq in all
the other cases which we're to have been trieu thus
disposing of the whole matter The Government
has been put TO enormous expense, in procuring
testimony TO prosecute these trials
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IrHE whole press OF Philadelphia are out
4 in favor of n HOOFLAED'S GERMAN BITTERS
AZ they are prepared by DR. G. NJ. JACKSON
We ere glad TO record the success of this valuable
rcmeGy for Dyspepsia, we believe it supplies de-
sadeIatum in the medical world long needed. The
wretohed innitators and counterfeiters have with
drawn their nostrurns from the market, and the pub
lie are spared from the danger of swallowing poison
oug mixtures 10 lieu of the real Bitters.-B ERALD.
"a lJ--d6 cSw
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RETURNED TO SLAyRRY-A female slave, be.
longing TO a lady of New Orleans, accompanied
her to Paris II years ago, and there deserted her
mistress. The poor slave subsequently led mis-
cradle. hai-starved life, and flally managed to
reach Jamaica, where, tsring no better, she pro-
ceeded To Hayfi Here che barely procured the
neeessariee OF life. At length. wesried out with
frutiess efforts che went to Gbagres and taking
passage on board the steamer United States came
rack 10 New Orleans thoroughly sick Of liberty,
and yearnng % be agnin asaye, to enjoy the com.
forte Of home, went to her former mistress a. ked
TO be forgiven, asd to be taken back as slave for
life Her request was complied with -.
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MOTICE-All gentlemen wishing their
IN RAZORS set, or any other CUTLkRY, will
ders ct my room at Mrs Flournoy's boarding house,
or Mr. Bartholouew's, on Governor stree, and also
at Mr Andrew Johnstons, No, n Main st. Thank
the
Persons sending SIX Razors will be entitled TO one
GRATIS.
"a l2-dIm&c4t- MICAJAH S. MFADOR.
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LOUISIANA CLrB RAcEs-Lcst Day-The Cres
cent gives the following result of the last DAYS
meeting of the Louisiana Club. ses.5 Is
SUNDAY, Jan. 22.-Proprietors, purse $780,
Handicaprace two mile heats - g,s's
A. L ecomtes chi BY Gallatin, dam imp Cora.
3yrs oli-T.l lbs 2ssz7J o I
Col Bingamab's ch Joe Blackburn, by imp
Glencoe, darn by Frank, 3 yrs old-77 lbs. g 9
Capt Minors m Mary Taylor, by imp Sove-
reign, dara Clara Howard. yrs old--90 lbs. 3 3 5
za Time 345-.}:57 3-4-3.44 Ia sia
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SPURIOUS Observation-Disclosures of American
twenty I'VE cent pieces the ISSUE are in cir
culation They are SO admirably executed that
they can only be detected by the weight which is
little heavier than the genuine
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MURDERER ARREsrED-A man by the name oe
Pool, charged with the murder Of Daniel Brown at
Concordia, Fayette county. Tenn, on the Goth of
December has be en- arrested Mr. Pool had been
in Arkansas. and was betrayed by man waom he
had claimed hospitality
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We do not wish to hard on the diplomatic
ciothes-question, but we may mention. as it ap.
pears by our Paris correspondent whose letter
may be found in another part of this paper. that
Mr.. Sandtond has proved himself superior 10 I,nbe.
rial usages as to Court Dress obeyed his country
and consulted his own dignity by appearing In
plain black dress at the first bail of the ses sion civ.
en- at the Tuileries &c. &c-N T. Tribune
z The 7si1ans 'does not wishto harp on the dip,
i22natc clothes question, except.o serv its own
purposes. That paper was the drst to start
the story about Mr.. il hn NJ Daniels court dress,
and has never yet, we think, retracsed the state.
mens a3 a4f z
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sEpUcrIoN.-A ship joiner, parned Crittec, has
been arrested il New York, for the alleged seduct
ion, under premise Of marriage, of Catharine NJ
Thomas, aged Ia
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To THE MERCHANTS OF

I-lesN. 10 The MERCHANTS OF
Effr4i RICHMOND.-Every merchant that has
4 lNk1Ss wsfeh house ought TO have one Of my NJ
HA PROVED HOSTING MACHINES if he
'ili ia has goods 20 hoist TO the upper story,
he will save time and expense, say nothing Of the
safety of his goods two three stories above his
heed The Machines have become in general use in
rnosi OF the Northern cities Two of these Machines
csu he seen this city, one at Mr. F. II. SKiNKER's,
on Carystrest; Also ST CSENsHAW IL BROS, on che
CenA Basin, this city.i
Persons in want, write to me, East Falls Aven-
ve Baltimore, Md. II. L. BATES
have three sizes, TO suit large small warehouses,
and less price than any other for the same purpose
IA 9-6lnlt
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NEW EMPORlUM-FRANCIs A. R

NEW EMPORIUM.-FR A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale OF COEFECTIONARY. both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES
iICKLE, FIGS, RAiSi ms. TOYS, and every de
sctipuon of articles usually kept in such estab
ilshment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would he happy to receive
cells from his friends and the public generally.
tTs~ His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
ss.uta. &c is complete. de l9
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sioBAcco-A decided move nent took place in
me New Orleans tobacco market on the 2lst oserl
hfteen hundred hogsheads were sold for export,
ihe greater portion by one houpe. al full prices.
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& Mr.. Crocker, agent of the Christian Ambassador,
In Auburn, N Y, highly esteemed gentleman it {.
said, has had his mind 10 much wrought upon re
centiyby he eprits, that he ls now Wig with in
sanity. ,t. ia sn.. .e..f - s-
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HUnAs FAruRE.-When Hoare was executed in
the City Prison. New York, last Friday, the prison
ers coniiaed in the cells above, fixed their looking
glasses cut of the windows as to get good view
of the dying man.
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Mrs Bullock. wiieof Capr. Bullock of the steam.
er Black Warrior. died In Mobiis on the e24th. & 9
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TiiE Sroam-The recent great storm was very
destructive. below Louisville. II is thought that
los coal boats were lost in addition TO which seys
raj persons were drowned aud some i,;ured
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FIRES -0n the 9th inst, the great rev Cathe.
dra in Louisvillet ,ok FIRE from defective, fue.
and damaged to the extent of some $1,000 or
$4,000 e.s.
Onthe same day, an extensive fire occurred on
Buiiist street Louisville 1t originated in TineIey
e Co. g. and communicated to the tobacco factory
OF Holbrook g. Co. The latter had stock Of
81, 900 TO s., ,o0o and were Insured f
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Maine sthe coldest place in the United States -
On the 24tb, the thermometer atAuburr, opposite
Lewiston. indicated 81 degrees below zerol At
Turner, il was 30 degrees below.
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Mr. Redpath, 10 New York, is cut in the pa
pers IN string of charges against the Rev Mr.
pease Missionary Of the Eve Points. -.
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TIE cotton factory at Memphis was recently solJ,
unIer the Sheriff : flag. for sa5000 It originally
cost over 100000 IS @ 5s -
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RrnARKAp1E pnEsEayArtoN raor DrArr1-Tb

REmARKABLE PREsEsvAr1oN FROM DEArfG-The
Faulding (Miss) Clarion says:
AS Mrs. John Risher was riding home from Hope.
well church. IN this county, Sunday last a large
BLACK Jack tree .eii athwart tine road striking her
horse centrally on the back aud forcing him to the
ground Fortunately, the LADY noticed the first in
c'nation OF the tree, aud PR m tly leaned forward
"a movement which saved ner life The horse
was killed
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negro man and hey hsye confessed to tie
recent murder of DR. Fox 10 kentucky. Aa
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/ The total number of marriages III New York du.
ring the month Of December, 1861, was 3s5 The
births reported during the same period were 1904.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that Of all tbs Daily papers Of Richmond
combined.
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sw0 sssssxAl ii s~-.saassS .AEk3 .sINA
sssk 80 xsssaSs ssss as@ss sasAs essxs sssss 81
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NIGHT SESSION

The House met at halfpast O'Clock last night.
and ined in session until, after o'clock, the
time being occupied almost wholly in reading bills
for the first time by their titles The report of the
Committee OF Finance adverse to allowing Com.
insslonsrs Of the Reven,s extra Compensation for
their services in - reversed aud bill order.
ed making such Compensation
On motion CT Mr. CARTER. of Fauo,,ier the
House adjourned.
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UOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

NOlANIC PRACIICE OF MEDICINE.
IL DOCTOR L. ID. ROBINSON continues to offer
hia the afflicted, and especially those suf
fnInE with chronic and supposed incGrable forms OF
disease. The DR.. has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city,
sands who dragging a miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, bronchitis, tiuor Albus,
DTUpsy Neuralgia, Paralysis, ScrOfula Liver Com
plant Disease, OF the Lungs. Fistua, &c mi ght be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well TO come TO the
city and remain until their health ia restored Ex-
tiHcting Teeth only p cents.
Office Franklin, between 18th and I4th streets
Secret forms of disease treated with great
limited STATES LIFE INSU-
" RAECE.-ANNUlTY AND TRUST CUMPA-
ny OF PHILADELPHlA-SECU STABl-
LITY AND PERPFTU1TY. premium payniel Is
made easy and convenient.
Fund, January !, 1851, $3C6 ,G29 ca
t1y'~ Office On Bank street near Ninth, Richmond
We
System. cash-Divdends, casb--no scrip and ere
dts, the value OF which none tell, because not
losses paid il cash is the system of this Office All
its opera ions in cash-the amount insured con.
seGueHtly, settlement day. is never reduced; on
the contrary increased; thereby holders of policies
never disappointed. More than this, policies in
force of two years standing, for life, will at any
time be purchased upon surrender, and cne fourth
two-thiTos OF the " hole amount Of premiums paid TO
tbs office returned in cash. See proepectuses.
5. r CRAWFORD, President
CHARLES @. INLAY. Sec'y.
PLlSI FISK, Actuary
J. Z. NORRIS, Agent
7 CLAIBORNE GOOCH Nj D., Medical Adyi.
sef DE- 3l-dlm
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SuM-I00 barrels best quality New
ss1 7--- DAVENPORT. ALLEEa co.
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80 eassss9M ag4~=ess u ~ AZ flfss
sSss s sss sssas sssss s4sss -.ss s.sz I
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AtRESH ARkkV ALS.-lrlsh Linens, of
u cur own impertation.-The subscribers are opeu-
ing to-day, 200 pieces of superior addressed IRISH
LINENS for faEailies at very low psices direct from
the manufacture ss in ireland.
call from aa in want is respectfully solicited. as
they will be sofia bargain at
J.MILLHISER BROS,
ia 70 #sra}2 81 ls5t 1t.s*s 1875 BROAD st
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MED ByNTLINE's NEW BOOK

ELOUK-"Swoope's" Super,..C. Cine 9
4 81. Rush. ..Slafe Hil,p Hebrew mt.
Crawford" M. Whitmore." Valley Milts, sHan.
ne,' and other superior brands of Faour to which
the attention of the.srade is invited. sf T1S
4& BROWN & SHOOK n
ia ID Near Central Denot
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RiChMOND SODA WATER MANU-
~ FACT0RY.-The following are the prices at
which an. turniships SODA WATER, PHILA.
DELpHiA PORTER, ALE and CIDER
soda Watsr.... size. per doz; Bottles Soc per deg
Half pit Porter. .S1lc do do. SOC. do.
p Porter l. Ale.-;6 do. do. Soc do
'Qt. do. do. LIZZIE. do. DO. 5ac. DO
Csdsr. ..,.....i- % C.. do de Soc do
All battles not rssnrnsd viii be positively charged
iei Ut the a5oye rates. When bottesare senf ont Of
SLen returned. refund the money - =
Please keep the bottles On their SIDES when full.
& ~ NJ. McCDRMAcK
" fT--ts Nc S02 RroaS - 80
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, wsxranted of
'sS D4yENPORT. ALLEN 4 co. !
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2 -CYRUP.--25 bbls Portland Syrup, only
ia Is a'' ~ s''s '' Williams ILL BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-31

rIGARS-El Delin.- 5o09 of this popu
~ lar brand, for sale by
3 ia % GEO: l. HERRING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-31
THE WATCH OF orHER. DAYS.

= 4 DE s*iatch, with Time, hea faded,
Its bAghtest hours have psssed "a 3 z5
iris sssr TWO years since clesued,
And It's running much too FAST fiiF = >
Whsa,6rsf bought thee--a new one, .s5f', 5, >.
Its cases were bright as San rays;
But now IL looks like an old one 8ssf8k@s
IT'S the Watch OF othes days!
The hands and works are hoi dirty 81
Not q xessise of polish is there = rtifs g M =
While the cases are leose and easy
AndistaiId much lii need of repair f. lsfg. Z =
TIE cEYS q! and dial asa broken, ,.zs !.
81 And iiss time is not at all true,
So fsn go, without any iekin' yza
AAd consult BILL. BARTHOLOMEW
who Is always to be fund on Goverucs 81 reef few
doors shove the Lis1shh--which always ccntaina
methinR new. sseks 7faN il ax -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-31

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