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direct proposition to atop all the vorks u Internal -
prosement In the State and actually authorize repudia
ton. The demands ,gAnst the Board of Public Works
ON account OF thoe Works amount nearly 81 900 900
and this proposition Is tho creditors OF the State
the contractors and oiher-thst IN not give YOU
money but will give you bonds whch at Jepreca-
ton OFT TO la per cent
Mr.. GARNET advocated the passage Of the bill al
legiug that IL acceptable the internal
companies. and would alto to the who now
hold the deprecated drafts Of ts Board OF Public Works
and an exchange OF State boLds which we're Of a higher
marketable value than the said drafts
Mr.. FLOYD moved reconsideration OF the vote order.
ing the bill 10 Its engrosnent enable him "a of
fer substitute authorizing the issue OF coupon bonds
bearing seven per cent interest.
Nj. GARNErT desired the House To make the vote ON
the motion To reconsider test between the
bill and the proposition indicated.
Mr.. NELSON regarded the proposed nv Mr.
FLOYD the reputation Of the 25,0oOooO of Stat.
bonds cxtsnt The holders these bonds n the
per issue is authorized would be subjected IN
aggregate loss OF sOooO0O resulting IRON their nue.
date depreciation.
Mr. DEANE also objected to the substitute indicated
Its adoption would be desthbow to the OF inter.
| nal Improvement
Mr. FLOYD replied at length in vindic.ton Of
the policy which he his sole oh.
Ject To BE- the subsection Of the Commonwealth to a
small shave in order that money might DO raised satisfy
the demands of large mcorious and dcieucc-s class
~ho from the inability OF the state to those de-
nands were subjected ten TO twenty p,r
| cent.
The question the motion reconsider was then put
aHl ueterinncu IN the negative--yeas So NAYS 81.
Ihe STEAMER then vacated the Chair until O'Clock
The Committee appointed to make arrangements for the
sunday school Convention to in this CITY on the sr
OF April next respectfully and earnestly request report
from every Sunday School in the state giving
| LIST. The whole number OF its scholars
2nd The average attendance for IL months-say fr,m
the 2nd Monday in December 1854 to the and Monday in
December 1855.
5rd The number Of Sunday School children who have
united themselves with the church during that period
18th. The number Of volumes in each library
9Th. The amount Ct funds contributed during the wear
on all accounts together with other matters which
| DO deemed OF interest.
IL hoped that the statistical information above sugges
tel be forwarded at by mail the Secretary OF
the Committee OF arrangements Mr.. Hugh Blair or by
delegates coming to the Convention
All Editors friendly To the of Sunday Schools are
respectfully requested to give the above notice insertion
| in their papers. rHE COMMITTEE
As hut short time remains between this and the NEE.
sing OF the Convention it is hoped that action npon the
| topics mentioned above may be had promptly.
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Col Walker, of Nicaragua, by seilng upon the goods
and chsels OF the Transit Company, has created lively
excitement in New York One party charge that IL Is
the hsgrant outrage perretrated by Fihus-
er-ihat it is attack upon our Governmeut-that it is
violation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. highway rob
berry &c Another that the proceeding is per
fectlv defensble-that is neither less than
what Col Walker had right to doihat ii niringes on
American rght,hst the Transit Company had stiPu
lated pay the Nicsraguan Government certain annual
Tor the right of waywhich had failed and refused
pay-and that Walker thercupon, merely took redress
into his hands He cancelled the contract with the
non-complyng company-and has granted the same pr
vileges to another, OF which that Mr.. Edmund
Randolph OF San Francisco, formerly OF Richmond is
the head.
OF the The agents of the old company
indignant being oHsoi the agents OF the
pany delighted being isnoi
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Entertainment at the Exchange.

The entertainment given to the members Of the
Legislature at the Exchange Hotel, Friday eve
ming lastby the popular and enterprisng proprietor,
Mr. John p Ballard, brilliant affair, rejecting
the highest credit all concerned; and the
sion seemed TO be in eyeryrespect agreeable and plea
SAINT to all who were present-and the number of
guests not less, perhaps, than four five hun
dred. With every thing that good to eat and to
drink, snd with delightful music in the bargain, we
have rarely witnessed Of more lively and
universal enjoyment If Gberality and energy, on
his part backed by the good wishes of troop of
friends, is any guarantee of success, then " mine
host OF the Exchange has a bright and prosperous
future before him
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The House Of Delegites yesterday rejected the senate
h Authorizing aud increase oitbe capital stock Of the
James River and KanawLa company the amount Of =,
100000 and the conversion Of the debt due by conpa
ny to he state into subscription for the proposed nsrsusc
Of capital with the guarsntee Of SIX per dividend
thn frlrtunnm..Ln
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EX.GovERNoR FLoYp,s FINANcIAL scHEME.

The bill reported short time since from the commit
OF Finance. authorizing the exchange of State bonds
for the dshouored drafts Of the Board OF Public Works
under consideration yesterday, in the House of Dele
gates and gave rise proisaced debate between those
sturdy Greeks, EN Governor Floyd, and Mr.. VI r. II.
Garrett chairman OF the committee OF Finance We have
never witnessed determined encounter between
these financial gladiaors Both Tough, with more
than usual energy and rr and brough, into requison
all the keen-edged weapons at their command except
downright personality Tue Governor moved reconsid-
Grafton OF the advancing the bill to ts engosment
in order that he might submit sbstute authorize the
OF State bonds bearing per cent interest and
thereby realize sufficient TO the drafts OF the
the Board The House voted down the motion recon
sde aud thus the scheme which ably advocated
by protector nsgued tie the tomb OF the Capu-
L.
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the steamers depsrture-thst Russia had proposed
to rotor the questions embraced in the 9th ar
tele to . European Congress, is not confirmed by
letters papers. The report may, nevertheless be
true.
Great excitement exists at Paris in regard to the
result Of the Conferences The secrecy of the pro
eeedngs by giving rise to all sorts of reports tends
to infiame the public excitement The general i'm
prcssion-usually in accordance with the general
wish-snticipstes peace But some OF the cores
pondents Of the London papers think pacific solu-
ton very uncertain.
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Way
Article. ,sisr stes orAs paper cu not % psifsA
al ms stn-dfag, Dc kso,ca 20 al
a.f " b deprrt>ffo Obituary -o;fcs erceef
GAG .ioA Haes charged. sbr az ddrsrtiseuse.fs.
80 Co.-s-icrlo.i ,siii BE- charged ia afeerfiss
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NALrAnLE rANNERY roR RENT. ~

v IT, Sn = III ~. =; -TIxNNEKh FOX HENT, md
MAcnINEHf FOR CARRYING on TIIE BUSINESS STOCK
OF RAW MATERIAL on HANDThe scrhers
occupied BY Mr.. :. A Marsh. ' $3.50
The rAnney attached to II large steam
ensnr AMI t- neces,ry nAenry grinding There
hand about IN cords seasoned
tan and In at together hor-e uing app-r
tanning 20 the tanning business person
he above Isnhery ohrs great inducements the Richmond
ket atords more hides than b. manufactured
nen and there aud steady leather that
can be tanned Possession be had Etrly application
Is rtq ly,tei Apply
mhlS-s4w2~ 6oDDIS 4 APPERsON
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a RULES htld In the Clerks Once cour, Of
N Goochland county, the 81 day Of March, 1876:
Joseph Hodg-on and James Es
ing under the style Of Hoig-ou Este., Plaintiff.
hian Dghy Seymour and Charles r
action OF
uaHee OF promises and assumptions amount Il
hundred dolsrs
gal tn'esc. from The day of January 1856, TN paid
ltscluieu sued
% phy seymour In t. being returned executed the
Defendant william Dgby
with the summons In this suit with the
appearing ~ aadvi ard ,his
william Dghy Seymour hot reside " thi-
that the said defendant w1m Dgby Seymour appear within
month sfer due publication order do what a nsc
10 protect his Interest
- C0py-Teste
mhIS-law4E w Mill ru.-k
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WIN STON * POWERS.
GROCERs, com AND FOR WAR DIN
MEHCHtNrS-

VUTutT OF IlTy and FtaTI NITtetS,
HHANE In AMI receiving North Spring
Stock o. Goods, which Will be large
which call the Of
grnrraly-lmonF which will be- found
--i b - Rio LAglnyra. Maricalbo aud Java Col
81 hhd-. y. o. and 2. X SugAr--ome very choice
SO packages Refined Sugar sorts
ll2 bids. y -. MoiArs-s Refined Syrup
- hhis. Cuba and Muscovado Moass-s
2i0 package q. p, Imperial and Black Tea
2i5 buNes American aud French GLASS
Go Side Sole Leather
so boxes Talow, AiamAntnr a Sperm Candies
81 bbi,. Tanner, and Machine OIL
To- q kegs assorted Nails. (most approved brAnds)
half pipes lenue-sey aud Otard, Dupuy Co. Brandy,
vintage isi2 and 1850
pipes choice Holland
62 a and a pipes y Brandy, Pale Dark
Ito bb!s Pare Rye" whisky, old
(uneqgalrD
40 bh- Cincinnati Whisky and Alcohol daily expected to
arrive
$50 package Of other wh.Eys and Wines
mention
- baskets Champagne; 50 can. Ciaret
2O2.s,1 Cigars
Painted Pals, GrindsOnes Wrapping Paper, Spice,
Wood Ware. SC. &c
which they will sell low to punetua customers. mills
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49, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-A,
49, spring Is rapidly advancing merchant. mon, m.
have began to visit this
take no little pleasure calling their F,su,
MNDtciss-one that Invaluable all climates nj
that has performed remarkable
disovered-one that can be taken by all conditions
perfect ssy-and tina, snd unrivsed ny.
pep.a U Id. snd Coughs. Cole Nervous Affections general
w Asns and Fewer and Nervous easche We sne
cshsbArkD PREMIUM Brrfiis. composed entirely Vegetable
ns.,snse- aud therefor. entirely
To cure the worst Dypspa late Ro p New
ehs aud ever- seied by VIM a. uregory HrnrIco aud
Headseh- certified by Moore
frters ohrrs-and Coles
eitnens who during b,
enee of the Oh era In Richmond, Immediately elreIl
ard uprooed all The r a.. ~
BAKERS PREMIUM BirrERs Indeed th-v has ever
cen discovered Tonic Of powerful soothing
these Her- which continually children with
the hsppest result The Proprietor Of these
have them known throughout the country and Tor hl.
them To Country Merchants and others
prices cannot fail to please All invited
aud Judge Of their inertia For sale following cts
per bottle:
PURCELL LADp CO. and Others in the city Of Richmond
Todd Christian, Petersburg Val stabl-r
DR. Y. Camm Williamsburg VA Johnston Wallace Frorrtcls
burg Va J. u. Calum Co, psnvir Va; WHEAT ChApilne
Wheeling Va. Thomas Adams 60, smihhed, wills.
Charlotie-ve Va; T. ~ D. Ekdge, saunton VA walter
w. Middleton farmvlls Va; W. II. Lppltt Wilmington n
Charles sto Co Washington Cauley Hatch stimor
ND Bodesers Miller. covng'on Ky; aud Drugss gene
rally.
Orders addressed To RAKHR
mhs-tN Richmond.
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Nest Extraordinary Remedy known.

R@Thl&EE YEARS ExpERiKSCf thc sale %
U>@ The sMOrhER's BREAST CLOTiS''
has satisfied tina, there nothing medical -oi.
which viii ., all viii, them They Of
the asrs.s9 mother
be said Of them, without fear Of proof
the that they sppei any prsvou.
se,a. rising Of the breast, they viii promptly y
relieve all and prevent the sathsrns and r-
thermore the breast should actually DO
had the application aud wearing produce .ush
eonoa OF the brvast insure the peest possible
livery mother should keep by her. their u.s the
directions which afuays them
vii never know What To have suffering
Areu'tanee Of $780, accompanied by worth Of
stamps. viii prompt By mail Of pair
Of h-sse cloth. 70 any part o he United states.
they for sale exclusively by
ADIE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Ax.nt
f-ss it' Main street. Richmond. virginia
~ applying Cloths win .econp.ov
than
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We give elsewhere an article from uie London
Times addressed to the consideration u tic gentle
men engaged in Paris n the difficult task of patch
ing up peace The Times j.. fearful that the power
OF England will be overlooked b, the pacific gentle.
men and IL h determined that such shall No., b..
the case. IL frequent Jogging u their memory can
prevent
The news by the Arabia throws no additional
light upon the probabilities Of peace The report
put iOrth by the London Advertiser, on the eve %
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The London Times on the Peace Congress.

Il Use the hyphen myself here to avoid ambiguity,
also as slight testimonaI OF respect for your manner
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RICHMOND WIG.
TO CoRHEsPONDENrs.

TUESDAY, MORNING, MARCH rs, 1880
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WI BgERs. Executor. Of
mh15-dAc1m FDwD v. DUDLEY, Z W. B-anch. deed.

uAIyIDEND.-The Road Of Directors 81 Richmond Prs
Association have declared dividend NJ ~ per cent l 10
capital x months ending
i March, 1s56-payabe Monday futh March 1ssS
Ny order Of the Board Of Directors,
mic JOHN NJ HOsuER Soy
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~ Moses Branch, decd
he without delay, Biwd Dudley isry
occupied by the dceas aud having claims against
estate will present them him duly authenticated. settlement
EDwD : DUDLEY VI. nTaneb' ds.a.
business conducted
The
| ont the late Moss branch
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WmIIIS,,gg, JMTmyEy,,;. go, ,,rg,,.,

w EFCHA NGE dND COLLECTIOY OFFICE.
lili o., opposite The Exchange Building
Richmond, Va
- Rs of ESchanse. baak Notes, Coin, bought sold
~ Collections The cities ~ Virginia sid North Careless
uu ftvuft ble
- 'tocks bought and sold commission.
- Land Warrants Wsntei
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respectfully called n the splendid
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
comprising style and variety manufactured
Eheh s b. sd At vhslesa and retail the
To cash customers very liberal nah
0Ep DUessERHr. long trade nos engaged
pleased hs old customer. Al any time
mbI5 No - Main It,,
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JOHN DOOLEY,
v A. A.-- NJ
EnPOKTANT NOTICE.-ro ihe LadIe,
TWO Wy SOIrIIEHN EHIENns.

the appreciation that
towe during this ciyl pa
tronage have only tahy continued
hope Ia merit that Kind appreciation
Will place your eimatlon standing profession.
Very Respectfully, yours Sc,
brown,
Champion Card Writer
\ . Exchange NH TT
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No. Sell 0-.a@
Notice Of the Withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN of Congress approved 80 June 1856 mn
king grant TO aid In tby con
railroads sad sae have Ius
been by this Office the
the sale and
lands, probably falling within the Of
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered telegraph
3Olb OF May last, 10 wit. 81 rs% sa's 81 ~.
Office DuscAs All the lands in the district in southern pc
nna between range west and IA and township
Also in the northern pninsud all the lands north Of township
~, aud west Of range ~ west
ONCE IoEIA All the lands in the district
ships IL, 10, 10, and IA lying west Of range IA
ONCE AT GEsEsEE; All the lands In the district
townships situated north OF township II
and those north OF township 10 and east ofrangc east
Office DETROIT; All district lying between
townships and III north, and all situated
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands lying
range 6 west.
Office SAULT STr MARIE Ali situated
south II township ST. in ranges 30 10 81 inclusive.
South OF township SO, in - TO 81 inclusive
South of township So, in ranges IS and &c.
South of township 81, in ranges 81 and 80.
North OF township &c, in 80 and 40;
North oftownshp fs, in ranges Al and ~.
These latter, embracing nearly advertised In tie
Presidents proclamation No. $50,
STE Marie which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered. 1. n m -
Given under hand Office,
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
q June l4-law6w gInei Star. Commissioner.
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RoursI =
Running time 5sren Washington and Osnc,nati ~ hours
Through Tickets and s..sgags Checks DO had IN
TUBE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western offers the fullest
ee between washington baltimore, and all portions
The connection between Washington and the
Junction. atsy called the K nG a ne m ass
from BALTIMORE THIS the only change Of cars required between
wheeling Il the washington siao and Isehscisd and transferred
1 The s i nGss G~
washington daily att, and ~, nj Sundays at the
4, wheeling sss. s9n.son made with the trims of the CEN
Wnsellng through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, Newark
These trains connect az Newark wiz! the Newark
Al The O. O. railroad trains connec, with the fast trains
WILLIE &c xena, Itle Miami railroad, eonnenion is
Haase Lafayette Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis, &c
Nachez, New Orleans, sold Warrington
transferred at Cincinnati the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheeling and Wesvle, (fory mies,) where
Travellers requested that while this the only route
s' and sa9sk sen a. "a h Is @
the great West The distance from Wellington Cincinnati
oa! $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
FIRE By through ticket from wa:nngon To Wheeling 90
BY railroad s 65 BY steamer from Cincinnati sls IndanaPo
ss s s,s
Harpss Ferry Marnsburg Bstelsv sprng
Bedford and
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
For trains 70 and from Baltimore Annapolis special ad
To further nformaton through tickets &C., apply TO TIL H.
PARSONS, agent at washington station - = - t.s
Master of Transportation Baltimore and
May5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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rr,.s,mar-rns ores, european plseer.ry.


PROTECTED by royal patent England secured by
he soas Of Eooe dc Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna
Tesema No The remedy for general md local debility loss
OF Ve power premature decay and all the distressing
quenoes arising from early abuse I effects ecscos
in Youh manhood and Old the vle would
impaired, decifns ~
universally adopted all physical mpedmen vanish like
before m influence thus rendering It's invaluable those
tering the marriage
Thesemar No completely entirely Eradicate.
those disorders which
andoie for, the ruin Of the health Of portion Of pop
uaton.
Tnesema No is the European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
70 the inevitable destruction Of
and which all the sarsapala world
Tesemar Nos. l. q and alike devoid smell and
AL nause9ns qualities They may lay the toe, table without
their use being detected.
Sold eases 81 each divided into separate doses
minisicred by Valpeau, Lnlsmand, Roux, &C,
To be had, Wholesale and RETAIL Of Mr.. n. A. Barrow No 81
Green street. near Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and for United
other part Of America Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow will forward Tresemar Of The world,
securely acsod and addressed according the instructions o. the
writer.
Eetnl agents required Terms cash.
Nov p-dlyT
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Law school or Cumberland University. al Lsbsnon
Tennessee.

Law school Cumberland University. AZ Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Cau,hes, late of the ccui,
judges Of Tennessee.
Nathan Green Of the ndgos supreme
Of Tennessee. I ys +. 81
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley, the
Judges Caruthss and Green dew their whole time sxcusve
to the school. .. .,. a. t-sa !
Plan Of tnstrucoa-l Daily examinations
text books No regular Of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
q. Weekly OF equity which
dents suits of
and them through all the
Practice The framed
Deeds Wills records and all of documents
dence In the trials Some of ne taken by appeal
which is held monthly in the class,
public at the end session The students act clerks
Ifs judges, and cbancelors, official
Iacites connected with their suits. aa% .a.t
the third
TENDER, third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July .rs--....9. b. .U.-. &. .. Az.
Expenses seon.-Tuon fee $50, advance; conngen
81 boarding about $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four required 10 complete unless
previous required
There four regular classes
any time during the collegiate year. al ssJ ##a4I-.
Number of students the last collegiate year eghtys
.a .s. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l-eoy ..s #t..E President Board OF Trustees
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TNo. 56s I
Motto

OF Withdrapal Of additional Lands in Florida
LURTIER pursuance of The entitled An granting
public lands sections, Of Fordn
Alabama aid in the construction Of certain railroads In said
staies approved 7h May 1856 instructions communicated
by this office land officers Newnansve and Tampa Flor
da the 9Th Withdrawal and from
location until further orders Of the following described lands
falling within probable limits Of selection OF the Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said state, 10 wits
Once All the lands situated south Of the body
Of land, Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
Of the line which divides twehtyfou and twenty five
and aoT Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
oco T,s' All the lands situated pest Of the line diydnr
-four and five and NORTH OF the line which d
yides townships thirty and thiry-ono.
under hand the General Land Office, at the city OF
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-iaw6w Acting Commissioner.
Tint and saTl
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THE ONLY ONE AuTHoarzEpt-The Rob Of DIR. no

TypvoTnIs r oSE Rob ofD BOY
ne or sarSaparia or other similar remedies radically
without mercury all affections Of the skim darre coa
Of ITCH ulcers accidents from
period OF life, and hereditary aemouy Of humors As dopura
tive II powerfully scacous catahs the bladder
fractions and other weakness OF the from abuses
injections soundings As aatsyphiuo
short time the
basam o. espava epbe from injections, which only repe
the virus without neutralging H. The Rob Boyveau above
recommended IN syphic Diseases whether
ig and which have resisted the Of mercury the odure
OF potassium.
General agents fer e United States Gabriel Bond, esq,
William street. New York orders Ducongo,
New Orleansi ssuilly, San Francisco
The Rob Lafecteur by
ted States The pamphlet Of Doctor a. med
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by writing a. Bon
wanted. -
a. ~ prepared 70 i orders for South America
dies &C. ee q the United duties Rob In
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