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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

Attorney and Courseior at Law, Notary fn'a,'
n~o fanm,st.ir of Deeds fct " II VI
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sts Davenport. irr III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

Removal!
cRARBE'S Ilair Dressing Il Shaving
- - Il o q NJ
"Ui. bc E. nrys~i to-day. to newly dtstssi Room
w under the Lr Claire Hug. wh''ve h.. viii eve
h. f"uIsi IN res~.ss TO his numerous ,ustml
ers In the mast approved maOneT.
PerfuaeTy! rerfa0eryl
CONSTANTLY IN hsOA the lsrxs~t stsA u per-
Atum-ry, co,og,s~, kxtrAits, wAsls.S also H.as-
ssi~s. k.'st"Sstiscs, Nyrs Ar 1NAkRR'S superior
TriCAmallkou 4 Wair Dyo
si~ays On hand, siso HAIR Fe-h and r.sh asms ~
CIGARS. Ar. u. J l. 1RABkk.
Auvidtf
CUu Powder! Gun Powder!
tINHe unst.rs,gned ,"-ins agents or I1aain, sm,i.
L h Boi's 0an .~''.r. ami having . Magazine
mar ih- city; will hnv- coIst Aniiy hAl, and s<l
al lowest pr'cc, all e. al sor P"wjr.
EVANS, cHtW q co,
Or Perry aud Second serr ls.
srpsi -d-tOaxest~ eopy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

I OTIS ssd 4.Ms~a y. corner RPny snd f1s'
n sspss du walTAKEs :! oRAsy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
CARPENTER Fools.

IloidINh MACHINES. itireh ritins, Sp'rr 4
tbI.' k>',u' Hand Psntri sni Rip SANS, Cast Si- |
trt,''r an tt:"r iiii am, ista.,S H.nrh iIt,,d
slim" siiI i,sih UDiehr,s- is,,t gua,iiv.
Si..i Squares.
n,it"n'e p'hV Krives,
Dong th'" riri'g MHr'iee sndfirHsrr Chisels;
t,.rs"s,
Sr.w iV"iS,
Mprii'r and Thumb Cages;
Try Sln,rrs. Eseis,
SAN Sets,
MI nj Irnn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
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tel,v COX \ Sargent john J'hh :, ,."'
uis.t,ncr for Court Of tlaims. "'.-"'N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17


LILIES
CELEBRATED SAFES.
etAtf a CkItD'
l1SkEN, u UA,AK WADDIN0-3 ysrds ..ng an,
i han N insh thick Jni r-ois.,i
= JnUya,
Rrsly strrst ktw.~n V.snrth sud yifih
" ere not SxwsRe,'s disfHiAfiOa ief
4 Lilnil Irinoner, Veot in wallis II glass.
Hanty's effect sth b~auty Y. re hersn,
N0r Il, nor rense nsbranre Whist u vas,
bat Sewers disliissi, though thy ssh winter RsRs
Lose but their show, their sulstsnce still lives
sweet.
nvER nny dimrrcnt sashonsslc Rxsrsc,s =. N
~ onts pr bottle. Samvl. battles open TOR
Public Inspection and Use.
An may tsy lesore they buy Also
EinMry Soaps, P0ase06cs,
Hair Otls, hahn Of thou sna Flowers, &C. DC, ,Ar
JOuH'S, brady 81, let. lsh asd 64h.
HHILDREN's wOOlEN rALnAS AJAQUU-A
- salsrh artsci-, Issst received n J.NiY'H,
Brady strset betw@en Fourth ant ttfsA.
Z sniLSKKN'S wOOD5H GOODs--6es, ssort-
~ nsat " toxN q JOUt.e,
Y, larsAvM M.s~s,. ~ sns IL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

Attorney and Counsellor at Law ohr" III 'aN'h
pnrt,s ~ .ck oprpsitn the I"clairc House
,ies2A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
DRY CHICAGO LUNBER.

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w. ene nacansesaq = Dry ORi6aes tSSSsf r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
Weekly Report to Jxiv
iAdyer;iseDentl
Aston HOUSE=S2 so PER DAY-The fOar(1

AsTOR HOUSES SO PER DAY.-The foar&
"Sev,n.Yens Lease comm, nced In May 1857 WI ed ~
|, 1884
This House conducted upon he system that has -
Gnguished It hitherto
Re.suraa. has bees .daeSor Merchants doing bsiaa
In i.s vicinity
THg REs1iURAsr Is Entirely kprpnSDExr o. re A.
BoUsE.
Especial care taken Of the sick.
Families VII find this OF The coolest Hotels In New Tea
daring the Summer and tho Ladies Department perfect b =
that produces Ieei comfort.
Tbs cy Railroad starting from the doors enable sss
to reseh the upper part o the city with facility.
The all fetch and carry passengers on the New s
sud Boston sation 9Th the immediate front d -
Hotel.
Grateful for the past intend to deserve fusar. hvor
D. A. SrGrsoU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

vansn. FOR sbe ares! = Bgriick On Thur.dsy mosn'
ing bis bag was opened, when Il was found TO couais
sheets, pillow cases aud towels marked CROMWELL
Ms. Mary Cromwell He says he has an uncle By
49,. anne OF Lot'erage residing IN Troy but does nct
;;., his 1iueI assertion, that he Is q nephew Of
X. II; kne " safely locked up in jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
IAdvertisemen.
so SAVING MACHINES.-WATsON SO Sow

$40 SEWTNE MACHINES,-WA TsON $1U S0W-
ing Machines for the Office Of the Compsuv
No 4i9 Broadway Persons wishing Sewing Machines vii u
anime this household favo,e before pa O. -
10 80 for loss valuable but complicated one II v
needless add thai the bowls and eks Of the high priced
Sewing Machine dealers in regard 10 iuuneons this
false and wholly wi,hoa. foundation.
WAT,oN, WoosrEk l. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
BROOKZYN LIEMX

THE SUNDAY LAw.--The porter-houses in the East
ern District were closed yesterday with but few e.
ceptons, and those only open for the sdmissoe
of well-known parties The Lager beer gardens in he
Fifteenth ard Sixteenth Wards were open a. usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
(Advertisemept-
COMPANY ham n

hand every variety Of TEAS for Grocer Tea Dealers and ~
vs,e Misunderstanding Oolong and Young hy.on, from =
cents - cents Gunpowder and Imperial from 80 cent? 10 -
ceutsa other qualities equally low. Also boxes q Cso4
Family Tea for one dollar. Call and examine.
No. 1875 Chathap-st between Pearl and Roosevelt -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
WAT,oS, WooSrEs l. c..
Acknowledgement.
DIR. S. s. FUCH'S Six Lectures on COnsumpka1


and the Lave Of Life $50 psses 80 engravinss bound
planning the mode 10 which be diseases Of the Lung -
Heart and other Chronic Dsord-rs By mail posass fo
on receipt Of y Address g. g. PfrcR Co, Ne n
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

THREATENING To SHOOT AN OFFrcER.-About III
o'clock Saturday plight, as Officer Lee Of The -Four
teenth Ward was patrong his beat, he heard tho cry
Of distress in Second street. between North Sixth end
North Seventh streets. Upon reaching the spot he
found that a man named Thomas Jockey bad drives
his wife from the house, aud was pursuing her spps-
reny for the purpose Of pepetratiOg further violence.
Jockey threatened to shoot the officer IL be interfsre1
and upon being seized he fought desperately. One q
two Of his nejghbors aiso came up ard "took hasa
in" and but for the timely arrival Of Officer Lyon
and citizen, Officer Lee would have been severely
handled Lcckey was go desperate that 1t became
necessary to apply the nIpers as well as the clubs u
order to get their prisoner to the Station Hosss.
Officer Lyon arrested Matthew Morgan for nterfsr.
ing, and complaint will be made against man named
Duffy for assault and battery on Officer Lee.
Iyoursrs.-Coroner Redding yesterday held % 10
quest on the body of man named Patrick Qunlans
who died at the Penitentlary ofdcrum tremens. He
had been committed on Friday last for ntoxcation.
Also, on the body Of a lad named George Bennett
aged about IL years, residing at No ITO Casson ave-
nue.. who accidentally drowned 10 the river at tho
foot of Ciasson avenue, WI lie bathing verdict VA
rendered in accordance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

DEATH OF DAVID JoHHsON.-The young man, DAVID
johnson, who injured by diving in Hoeft's bssh.
died on Saturday The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. corner Of Finh
and South Third streets and was very largely attended,
notices having been read 10 various churches in tho
Eastern District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

going. seers replied that they were ruonirg to ire
,,';. ,,ome,t Mr. vescy came up and told the Off
o.r ,,,o character Of the men, when they were ar.
So ,.lcn TO the Station House and locked up for
49, ro.;,der OF the night. The prisoners gave their
name. AZ Charles Van Orden and Martin Sears. Yes
,erd.y morpDg they were taken to theJeferson Mar
lct Police Court, where Alderman Fulmer, acting
magistrate, committed them to prison in default Of
$500 bail each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

AYoTHER PANEL DLS-THE PARTIES ARRESTED.
"A young man named Joseph Claypole doing bust
in the lower part Of the city, came before Justice
Welsh on Saturday with Officer Richard s. Eldridge,
ard complained that he had been robbed while with
girl in of house No. 80 Thomas street. He had
picked the girl up in Duane street. ard gone with her
to the above house in the day time. The amount Of
money he made out to have lost upward Of $l6O.
lie sta ed that after the pair had gone into private
room rap was heard at the door, and that his
paDion opened il and had some conversation with
Susan Smith, the ostensbe keeper of the house. about
therprice Of the room. She then returned and after
remaining there about ten minutes got up and dressed
and he followed suit. When they left the room, the
girl retired in company with Mrs Smith an adjoining
room and the yonng went out into tho street. In
about an hour he discovered his loss. The stolen
money was taken from various packages in several
commandments OF his wallet, amounting in all to about
1850 in bank notes, and one small gold COMA portion
OILY of each package being taken, amounting in al to
about $l6O as before stated The young man related
bis loss to Sergeant Hutchings, Of the Fifth Pre-
cinct, who detailed Officer Eldridge to attend to
the matter. The officer went to the house in Duane
street, and accompanied Sussn Smith to room ad-
joining the one which the young man had lately occu-
pied, while the latter remained apart. The officer re
turned and informed the young man that ne had re-
covered enc hundred and clever dollars under pillow
in the room which he hsd entered with Susan Smith,
but there was no trace of the thief The girl was not
found, and the officer informed the magistrate that he
despaired Of finding her. The magistrate was Of me
opinion that the girl ought to be forthcoming, and re-
marked upon the essytup things were apparently tax
ing in regard TO the discovery Of the thief also upon
the sipgularty, that the money said to have bsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

OUTRAGE UPON AN OfFICER.-On Friday night as
Officer Holman of the Fifteenth Precinct was passing
Through University place, person suddenly rushed
from dark alley and threw quantity Of pepper into
his eyes, 6eprvng him of sight for an hour or more
Officer HorDan summoned assistance by means of his
club, and was conveyed to the Staton-House, where
he received prompt medical attention. The fellow
Who committed the outrage supposed to be person
whom Officer Holman drove out of Washington Parade
Ground few nights ago, in consequence Of indecent
behavior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

- A child. two years old. was st.en9ea % decSi =
Oxford, Warren Co 90 h'odsy' oy vndov 's S''-
upon 10 0ecss 'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

ROBBERY. The law Office Of Alderman Wiuism y.
VOORHEES,, at Nc. 80 Montgomery street. jersey CiY'
was entered some time last week during MS soseaos'
and robbed Of books ard other articles worm WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

A MEAN THIEF.-RoBBIEG A BLIND MAS.-Perrin
Bmdck, jr. young man, reputed resident OF Brook
lyn, was on Wednesday evening arrested by Officer
Brayon, in the Central Railroad depot, in Albany,
upon the arrival of the train the dastardy charge
of having robbed Ezra c. Hall, blind man, on tho
steamer World, on Monday evening. Mr.. Hall
is teacher in the Blind Institute at Macon, Ga and
was On his way home to visit bis parents, who reside
in Williamstown, Ot,egp Co., when he met Budick in
New.York. 1t appears that upon meeting, Burdick
claimed Hall as an old acquaintance both having
lived for number Of years in the same place in "
seco County, and at one time were companions. Bur-
dick asserts that he had just arrived from Glen Cove
ard was on his way to Brooklyn when he met Hall,
accomp anied by blind lady, and that he HALL Pc
the be- at they occupied the statcIoom Hall paid
NE fare for himself and lady, but Burdck represented
to the clerk that he did not intend to come up on tho
boat that be had no money but that upon arrival IN
Albany be would obtain funds from his uncle, kutus
II. King al d upon bis return to New-iOrk would pay
his fare beth ways. While on the boat he suddenly
came in possession Of some thirty dollars tor he
called for drink and handed $40 bill In payment
Not having the necessary change the clerk IN the bar
Der shop obtained small bills in exchange from Hale
Kingsley. He also exhibited to the same clerk w
gold piece, remarkng, "Ycu thought l had no
money" This occurred after Hall had retired; ana
upon his waking in the morning he discovered the loss
of his silver watch and his porte mosnsie, contao
$40 BILL so gold piece, and bills and specie amoI ~
ing TO come s.. Upon making known his . .' 49,
tficeYs Of the boat search was made ana 'ne s".o
watch was found in the of the man III cnaSo
OF the freight He found lying upon Soa p.s;cL
hnrbers shop Search was then made sos ousunn
bnt he WA no. TO Do found, he having isu ssasesy
without Ia, ing al "a his carpet bag hS' ''sS"'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

WoaAN WAELDISG A SLUHG SHoT.-A woman
named Mary Stubs, alias Mary OCoaner, was arrest
ed yesterday morning by Officer Hyatt, charged with
feoniousy assautpg Ellen Scott, by striking her over
The head with suDg shot, cutting ard bruising her
severely. Mary is % years Of age was born in Ire
land, isa washerwomsn, and says that Ellen struck
her first, when che struck her with slung shot.
Alderman Fulmer, acting magistrate, committed Mary
TO prison in default Of $500 bail.
PERsOsATfsG OfFIcFRs.-Yesterday morripg about
3oclock, as Mr. Patrick vesey, residing at No. aJi
West Thitysecond street, was walking through West
innty-eigb'h street, rather goodookng and we'll
ofo'Seo young man approached and Selling him by
tno .oa'-coAar, stated that he was a policeman a,d
'oiu MI 'esey tia. he must consider himself bis prs-
sner' AMER walking about half block with the fel-
low, MI Nesey asAed him for his authority. but be-
tore ne MADE any reply another fellow came I'D and
asked the ioimer' whom he called by the name Of
Sears What he had Sears replied that he had prs.
oner and wes taking him 70 the Station. nonse I'm.
nedatey thereafter Sears asked yesey II he had any
norey, and told him that If he would give tham some
money to treat themselves they would let him 90
Vesey replied that all the money he had about him
wa one cent, and that they were welcome to. The
condfelow said Search him. whereupon Sears pro.
ceeded TO examine Vesey's pockets but fading moth.
.ns both ran away. Mr. Vesey parsued them, but
sey soon got out of his sight Officer Van Hagen Of
e twensiesh Precinct, who was duty at the time.
90" 'ne fellows running and not liking their appear
s"S Slapped them aud asked them where they were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

voupa man, aged 25 years, named Edward HsU-
ssid Vas drowsed in the Pas Ac, while bathing. 6
;t,e Falls, on Wednesday. He Is unable to swim.
and sudden stepped beyond bis depth and We; &C. ca
.bortly alter, and taken to his home. He lssves .
wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

A FroHr.--Two rival emgrant runners ~ w
Yok. rumed Gray and Ryan, visited favo,ao's sPo.
on bergen Hill on Friday, a,d taed 1imeu"y
Icrg standing by 6gLt Of Dae rou.', "n,cn lasses
6heen minutes. Ryan was declared the victor. sse
Grsy was badly beaten. The Hudson County afass
Jrrv will attend to both of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

ESSEX MARKET POLICE CorRT.-Yesterday morn
ing there was not single prisoner brought before
Justice Wood, a circumstance of rare occurrence.
The liquor places yesterday were nloost entirely
closed in and near the Tenth Ward One or two lager
beer cellars in Grand stree: were opened in defiance to
the law At one cellar the door stood slightly ajar,
and placard informed The people that this place was
"Ciosed on Holly holy Sunday except to persons on
business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Struck BY Misunderstanding the thunder 1osD
Of Tbursday lsst side Of J. L. Simcnsons hou's
Bergen Point was taken OF and conveyed 10 yssc'
A lars minor in the second story was found u INC
creek with OILY small hoe in it the size Of S''ce''
piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

A STRAY WAGos.-A light wagon, supposed to have
been stolen left at che Thirteenth Precinct Sts
ton House on Saturday. On the 10th inst 1t was LETT
in Msngin street, where it remsined for two days,
sheu James Boyle placed it 10 his yard aud advertised
where it could be found. On the right of the 23d,
some person broke into the premises killed ferocious
dog belonging to Mr.. Boyle and took the wagon
away. 1t vas aiterward found one Of the avenues
and brought to the Thirteenth Precinct Station for safe
Keeping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

duly sworn says-I knew the deceased on the night or
morning in question small party OF musicians came
to serenade me- got up and went down TO the door
when some of my friends came and said " 60 IN and
do rot come OUT | did so; on the next cay was
told that there were some enemies OF mine III Tue cou
pany who had stones in their hands; one stone had
already been thrown against my house; the person
having the stone was prevented from throwing 1t at
NE BY an officer; il was then about O'Clock IN the
morning. saw the deceased between and y o clock
the previous evening, when he appeared to be per-
fectly sober; knew nothing OF deceased death;
William II. Tone, residing in Misunderstanding, being
duly sworn depOses and say-On the morningin ques-
ton about Is or 80 minutes to ii o'clock, saw the
deceased sitting on stoop ia Broadway, near one
Hundred and Thrtieth street, playing Jewsnarp, 10
company with two Germans, who are peaceable men;
the next that knew Of the affair, was that the de-
ceased was found injured; know nothing further
other than finding stone near where the deceased
lay, having hair and blood on it. IT.,
Adam Goffga, residing in Manhattanvllle, being auy
sworn, deposes and says-I knew the deceased
saw him sitting on Mr.. Lawrence's stoop, about II
o'clock on the night Of the 18th inst think saw
men; do not know who came toward the decea.ea'
when he was playing the jewsharp; then went III,
and saw no more; work and board with MI Law"
renee do lot know who beat the deceased.
Edward ONie residing on the corner OF broau.
way and Manhattan street. being duly sworn, oepose'
and ssys-I keep potser-house at tue above Piace,
also keep boarders; there were persons IN my
place the evening previous to the injury o. ."o
ceased but my borders; my hcu-e was closed eay
as 10 o'clock; an positive that l went 70 peu 80
o'clock; never got up to give them dlnk any vi
the borders are out late or my wife let them 10.
+. V. Graham. being sworn says-l am pou.e ~
fcer Of the Twelfth Ward was In INV
on the night in question: was present Wnen '.u
was serenaded; saw stones thrown Oh gu! ons
have stones in their hands, the company soon
and continued 10 Harlem. ,
Joseph l.. Iiscomb being duly sworn, opposes ana
says-i am an officer of the Twelfth Mara; mas On
duty at Manhattanvie up to II o'clock on ;ae nsnr
in question; cav the deceased on ,n, ~ 1890
Broadway and, Manhattan street, aoou' - e.oeh
did not know the deceased but was told who be was
be was somewhat under the influence .. liquor Or.
this the deceased V went up the road towards where
be was found; there was party Of four German man,, mu.
sicians serenadng at different houses, ana Ma'e 80
doing at Mr.. n Tiemanns was Hn and aid 10
me TAI Of hms. had th.oTn stone
into Mr. Tremanns window then crossed over , sad
Jaw The four mel mentioned; this was me nrst that
had ace Of them; they THE Idshmso' followed tho
Geruans down Broadway to haaaa'ssa sxeet' it's'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
CHiRLEST0MN ACiDgEY.

I'HE next session Of thi, los tuition j. Co b.rin
on Monday, the 9Th 0f August, uader ih- 81
ttcilNn 81 lhr nhdrfsggsd. lie has engaged a. An
Assistant MIR G n. CsNrHgLL
Tue course OF iustfurtion embraces two distinct
cesiEhs-ih- one general; tie uihrr particular
Grusrsl; torrntrr att she pupils aniiiar with The
ofLthsty kngli>h bfsnches-tncIu. iIg rIpcuflop
ARITHMETIC grammar, ThsiuIic logic EXCLAMATION
ose'hrr vita The principles Il ns,ufal, moral saI
social seierrr. Pant lsr: L. pfsrare those who
desire - eater a college 80 uR,vsr.ity bg drill.
ins them "a Laiin Greek AMI Mathematics
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