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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

day n. r.e.p,. both n SO s'., ..@ ~ 500 A:
New Oresn. the receipts already show ~ esee' " - ~ a.
CONF Ard Mobile an ehoss. W. ,b ~.
r.r.r. In The A. Antie uort. the 5ehci a. oonphru ~ -
sesr 10 ., large 'housh Iris VIII be ..sered - oon - :,
stock IN the interior iov ns-whieh IN eA-o'' "
same tims,-srvss AZ the ports -. .... hsiog
ENPoRrs-To Great Britain Are again Oh sai-s -. 80
the West bg tsss; the a. compared VIZ 81
i now q 60 ba.. and vii be further increased ner, A.
We eArn by sfrsph that The clearance. from Noble aaa
O..p Tor vel cunt 20 600 bees,h- 'otA Tor toe
w.,i viii ,.c.d &; eco bales against 10 eco bales in tn CORE
well Ia. yssr To France sd the Continent ZOE
tity exported this week small and The total 70 the
shows sr,s,.r falling 81 each week Win
ls,t year. .;...
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KINGS COUNTY COURT oF sgssIONs-ArkLl 81

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS-APRIL l3-Beisre
Juoge NORRIS, and Justices ScHoosmAKER and EmNoNs.
Patrick GasmOu, indicted for burglary 10 tue hrs.
pc sded y 20 the Off IN tie third dgee aud
- .tepoed S'Aie Prison for three years
TIE ,ra OF Charles y. Beckett Tor burglary 10 the
third G. gree lce b. il eonseq Of the
prant FOX prosecution pr OF io the day
Barney Cornell and wife, Mary, tried on an
indictment for grand larceny in robbng Bridget Mshe of ten
sovereigus several American god pe:es September last
They were convicted. Sentence deferred
Peter Adams was tried for burglary In breikiog int9
Mr.. De Wise's sabe stealing quantity Of hsrae Ine
Jury retired, and VIII bring IN verGict nis morning
Which time the Cour; stands Ourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

bs nomlrL Indian Cora very small dsu.nd and freely
red Al s5iedS+ t3r al sad We quote: "b,st-Red ~
a BsDore q dasl Okin vis North, 23 9a5 via
New Oil.4ls p n West.Tn p al = Dbl.
Brrr-Tn.r, = .s ab.ase of inq iy, and prizes
r,u ain u.nius Hterrd
IONA litis doing q. ~ for Price iots.
R,.os-The reduced have failed 70 bfilg 1rT.d
and tie country demand ccuIiuIes exceedingly ud
at qGo'a'ious. 1900.
Lap "a re inquired for At 5ol for good
TALLow dun sud n w.. ossL 10 L11i'u. the ..o'ios
r,.sficu for 2. Y &. on The spt 10 81 a5iib = cwt-
Rosfs steady - 3d5l Tor common.
BaRg very slow with sellers u Philadelphia sad Bali
more 7iSasi f,cvt
CLovrssrrp-Tkere no Improvement Of deuand AID only
retail ss.s are making az 6 AS r ne tnes. q rev
+, -, - A,n.r,-.n hiss been .old At IS ~ y
CcTrpN-lt. marss, continues 20 be over supplied sad MAJ
f.,u III determined sellers thAt gfsa iEreg IA.y
nr5,. and Il +. difcul, 70 give correct qiotsions bat
~ r.r,isi iciue ay b, taken a. SIG on 4" ri
a., ,r In Nanchser there il large socnn lA,r q Of
-, fr hsh gods and yarns Visiting for some s'eadne IN
no. tr, 9rc execution and The deine submitted 70 IN
G,I b IL uipstJ ,pr,sd hopeful feeling among he trade
.b ,fr,-s 70 the aspects future business hcdlns
trisans eld Noble cd. Cpand, SD. 2 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

EEw.YoRE. Tuesday Morning April 49, 1888
The TRANSACTIONS Flour quite limited scale The Ab
.uee q Export order. and portion the part Of the real.
trade a. hold Ugh. stock possible Las depes-iaG eiet fon
The bun.s generally and in cOnseqrue although puces are
not quoted materially lower it 10 difficult 10 MAKE sales OF in
ntsrce without come reduction 10 10 the fortnight past
The upes the ad rather IN excess %
d,uMd .ccidfn.s % the Ene Cans mere ""
Irt bsb, b. recent. from ths. early May Asrgards
Ii. course trade aud value OF the ece for the ene
month, it is yet early predict The foreign demand
mot a, ur,sen yeIy promag) viii controlling influence
y,ry win BE- disposition a. the West y
hold hack supplies ait the result II the harvest AZ
the Com yesterday there Vas but t.e dong and the
market heavily with downward tendency For Whea
tied scale The stocks bang reduced 70 small figure since
report the principal portion Of the Chicago spring N
usrs.t has eu taken export about = = 80 10 Rye IL
selling for quotations. In Ian Corn III nr so
receipts iron the South NJ d w c.ais hl9n
h th e1por inquiry al the advance red The la" ad
vice. from tn. West represent the antty there large, ani
although D. ron injured by the yet
from H. Abundance there DOUBT tina, sum eu
quantity OF the sound viii be available At the seaboard to
suprly The foreign demand.
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Nv Telezraph.


CHARLESTON April I3-rhe U. s. mail steamship NASH
Vile Murray, York, arrived here at 81 O'Clock
M0ucay evening
NswyoIk GroIg- Hsett Mont Blanc Hartley Marcia
BotoL Afis O. Glover aud Achilles from Liverpool,
BAN eTs from BaSTe; Baldwin, from Philadelphia
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u...;,,. .f Pr.d~ee-ApRlr 10 10.

H. yr, Ral,oad-s2 Obba Flour, AZ do. Whisky, 500
~ p,or.oDs ST DO. Lard - bbs Alcohol 5000 pkss Po-
y.t~ 100 bsss Malt 500 DO OA.s 42s do Wheat 800 do
80 ls Hides 10 shoes Le.iher los Jols oo 65S pAss
Ii.s1 SCI do. Butter ~ o. Asb.S
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us,ryD STATES CIRCUIT COURr.-ApElL l3.-Beicre
tF' J4dg IScEgsOLL.
COUNT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - APRIL H. - Before
Rec RAkNARp.

In this Court to-day the proceedings commenced
with the aragDins William Roberts charged with emitting the
80. "a Mr. John Joa.s lie pleaded guilty b the charge
nd was By The Recorder five the State
PrsoD which the Imos extent Of punishment allowed by
-, =, =,
Frederic Friday, convicted Of burglary in the third
Jsree sentenced the State Prison for three years
John r. Herring, the well-known artist, had me
peke; picked lately Second by Edward Ke-
boe Said Edward tired today, and convicted The Re
sorGe sentenced hn years and tk months III the FEM
ttnfiNy. .. -,
Josephine Diggs pleaded guilty to assault: with
,lA,p 6nsefuA on the counsnanoe OF Lucy Anne Moore.
Sentenced 20 Fix months in the Peniteu;iary
John More pleaded guilty to charge OF petty
larceny and was seat months The Penitentsry
Jo1n Freeman pleaded guilty TO an attempt to com
nit aud larceny. lie Iemsnded for sentence, that inquiry
might be made concerning bis sntecedents.
Eugene Leduc pleaded guilty 20 an attempt TO COM
nit trai larceny He kewite reanded for sentence
Cornelius SpTbeck pie AIDED guilty to forgery in the
fourth degree bat app alton Of .he complainant he
discharged. The Court then ADJOURNED.
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Arrived.

Steam ship City Of Washington erew BIZ Pe,re Liverpool
MIch q d;e and pas. to John o. D.e llh D. "a Pun,
II int let 81 g lcn 20 exbaased signal. with seansr y
He6i tcR S ' ro So. Edwin WIN Forrest No. Ola
L. : NJ steamship Sta! Of he West Cry A'rnwHi March
sF @ iPi Dsai sI wsSr' aac ,A
S s'Sfs y S ,5s 1S.9 s and pass t. o. ksIs The
siesH.lP sSsS.is Wcodhsi savannah April TO- unds AID
steamship Ns.y. passed ID steamship florida The
Slip % C. Hmary' iO BsE 6,fRo Me- MOI': sswoI
weather neatly the whole passage during which .sisd ese
Ship ce P.m., LONDON p, March e ballast 70 sa. iiS
s5snf @s' day. s hip S fuc win
- Big Get, Holmes Maehias days lumber to Simpson
s Henry L.rrens Johnson Nachss days lumber to NAY
shr Ebtu Herbert Johnson Eas,port day. fab sml,h
scLr Peavey Hunt Lubec days ls.h t'. to Smith
ScbG. knight, Sears, Boston for Norfolk.
schr Flight, II, ntley, Boston for Philadelphia
schr Victor steers New BEDFORD or Philadelphia.
SchI Sea Bird, Chase, Fall River nails
to master.
h. Dophis Ingalls,, MAehas days, Lumber 20 M.ynew,
night while Nantucket Shoals Prsch,t No milford
sesmsn Of Portland was knocked overheard while bns ne
selr Alma tBr Edrrkin Cumberland N s. 5days potatoes
sch Crusoe Foster Macbias 10 days lumber master
sch Sea LioD ATey, Machias 10 dsys luber 70 order
sh JNFsuklin. Boston rdse 10 Dayton sprasns.
sctT Mnns Boyd, Bsker Proynoetowp fish 70 T. CrowsJ
Co.
schr +. ". Smith, Chds. New Bedford, In ballast.
Sehr T }. Beckett. Chaplin stOnngton for Piedmost.
Steamer Cuew Williams Providence - hours mese 70 issse
Odel.
STEAMER oceols, Smith, Norwich and NswLordon. mdss TO
T. H. Rockwell.
Steamer Pl.Lst LSps PhI,d.g9s md:s 70 s4g
SloOp MARI Louisa, Cummings. Fall River mails
SATURDAY, April 10.
s. hr Mg:chss Clark, Attskapss 10 days, with i've OAK 10
Bookyu March a. arrel Stake A.chafisya Bay
Expesnoed tornado lasting hour
conidersbe damage shipping IN the Bay Mary Pstersoo
lost bboom su-t6Ded damage Sh HAI ling Of Ply
mouth lost sTbo ard msgf aud b in dragging foul Of sch
May G. Peterson Also schr Mary M.Tshon of New Bedford
sgod 10 considerable extent 9Th int la - IS lon
"a ST. ps he schr Daniel :. Mershon Of aewJerey
Pbadephs oss Of 20 fee, from the deck, sso
sil opn would msinssii and trys FOR mAatopss
ard preparing besdsss foremost ssn;sd
assistance.
Withholding tie day from N. T. thick
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nark.s-c..rruLLr R1,0sTrO yOs rHr " z f,nssr.


.surs Tb, IA merriam. r.thsr more sesdness apparent,
and "a, Of sses a SO btl 81 80 foI both kinds
COTT ON-fhe market 10 steady and 'aes 20 the eSrt VI
ts, TIE e1por, since 9Th instant hs' oeen NV" oAs
We former quotations.:
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Withholding tie day from N. F. thick

TIE slooP Emily Capt Hsu, Of and from Keypo with
Of Oysters, csfsz this oInin of the Bsttery in sudden
law Of wind h-r rescued by police boat No. Cp
Holland and The vessel owed into the basin Of the Battery
.uagemtn.
RI ruEsED-Schr r. W. Farrngton. Robinson, hen,e for
Wig us th inst day off Bsnesat toos sqas from
" w which Of the fOrena heed and cse away The
main .opms Zoe; rsop-s returned to his port for r-paIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

a. ,...s attachment snjed The plaintiff hss taken prop
- nom -sixurs the remedy u The defendant
h.s nd tSe sa.ias vbs may have ar.ctedi-
Before Judge CLtskk. n.
Sophia Beach, &C, ag.. Joseph A. Eddy, &c.-of-
Before judge IsGkAnhs o1o-
Robert Edward at. Mary Higgins, &c.-oiueeI
s,srt,d 90 6pg bond with ssres IN doabs Tie a'""
'Ffss n. Main sgt. L1cas E. Bulkley.-hotion ue-
MED.
DIVORCE CASE.
Charles RoorDe sst Mara ROOM "a n, the
This action was brought 70 Obtain NV. ~, H.; wife
ground Of adultery The plaintiff alleges tna n,1
ADMITTED ac,s Of adultery WIN Vn'Iou9 PaoaA
among whom some members OF the osI arc ~ he
onss,on arose as 10 the amount OF a'o % ~ - %
80 ,o Inc attendant during the pehdency oi 'he
ion Which was referred TO referee VINO nlsa' LIS
,arn,, and motion was argued last SATURDAY 20 cpn
60 ~ ,enort. This morning the Judge ordered ihat
4ioa BE nsid for counsel fee and iO per month e'o
anon; prejudice 10 q farther apphcati hereai-
49,. e., an additional amount on papers showing the
zane 20 be necessary.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URr.-ArHIL l3.-Beiore
J4dge lScERsoLL.
TRIAL FOR AssAULr.
The United States AIT. Walter Franklin.
The defendant who il chief mate OF the American
.h,p A. H. tried under Indictment charging MIN with
b.yns assaulted named Robert Cray vita Delaying
eso ia e,s kna kes The Jury rendered verdict u lot
fuDiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14


The Cotton market has been active during the past
week, the sales having been $4,000, of which s. 900
were in transitu. The demand has been almost en-
tirely from spinners. The market shows an advance
Of &C. The aIrivsls since the 9Th inst. have been
Is 900 bales shipments, 2U3l bales; stock, 46,O0
bales Vessels loading in the United States for Great
Britain and France A. ANS; 20 same time lat year.
The annexed remarks ani statistics are from the Cir
cular of Mr.. Wright:
CsoPThe estimates from the South continue rAnge A.
about OgOOO bales slightly below snd others slightly
.boy, this hzre the draws clo the
In the extent Of the pres.t crop becoming merged The
imror;su the prospects Of the Eex Tue
in The South 10Th March en al TIA cla be DE-
pzng and Forwarding the young crop The overflow
alluded 70 IN contTHird TIE he place
,imuau.ou.y IL Red and ATkAnsss Rivers csu'ias
overflow Mississippi; is to- soon 70 obtain Presc ni
nation on the sub ect appears bn c4lsed hiey
Mountains, month earlier than usual The following particulars
rroye II m be of dgrsion. Al Memphis the
began 10 fall on 9th inst and i.ns rapidly q; the
,ue mouth the Ohio; 81 81 Lon the water not
nigh any time the UPptr Mississippi vi. A'o falling and the
N,.,ouri ss oui,. food will therefore
The Lower M-s,rpi and there will BE- ample ;r % r,PAD;
upou sDy plsee which have bel flooded
RYcrifrs-For the week T7oto bales, NAlst 400
week last wear The 257eo against 57s go % the
RESPONDING period last Near The eehct 10 thereby rcced 10
6l Geo baes next de5ct Vii be again reduced AID
probably stand about ESQ Az we learn BY telegraph
IeEi Noble and New Cesa ihs 0f tie ~eeh ending s' FIJI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q: the ports compared WIN
lat wear l6 bales Exports-lnlrese 20 GeI bIlan'
= COO decrease France 81 go decrease n other foreign ports
e6 90. Total decrease in exports. 10, 90 bales
The following statistics are from Edward BIs Flour
and Grain Circular:
ExpoK1 oy psE.psrryrs TO eaEAr BRITAIN AND IRELAND
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will be seen that since 1854 tie net deposits have
increased over so T. cent the specie over s2OoOOooO,
ard the loans $40 700 OOO while the circulation has
fallen off s. 600 600. In their relation with tne public
only the banks are now 81 100000 stronger than
il 1854:
We annex comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive of specie from New-York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. |:
1856. 1897. IS3S.
Total for the Weet.... ltOO,5H Sl,lSSS Si'S1Ssdo
Previously RepoIted... l7so3,ssO ls''o'f' l''hT'f
Since Ian 1.........sIs5ji 25i a2J57,7H $l6,SS76iO
Messrs Thompson Brothers, Bankers, No. , WaL-st.,
quote Currency, Land Warrants, &c, this week, as
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LAND wIRR.kIs Buy Sell.
40 al. W srruuts per acre. 100 cents. los cents
ST. acre Warants per scre 81 cents 81 cents.
III acre Warrants per acre. 81 cents. 20 cents.
loo acre Warrants per acre 81 cents. 81 cent?.
Drafts and Checks Philadelphia buying lilo per dis
Drafts al Che Boston buying per cent d 9.
Drafts AID Checks Baltimore buying per cent dis.
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DIED.

In this city, "Wednesday night last, Mr.. JAMES R.
PLUAsER, ST., after long aud illness. He
passed through the furnace of affection, resigned 10
the will of his Master, and in death experienced the
consultations of the religion he profcssed and which
had assured him peace and happiness beyond the
grave.
Mr. PIUMxER came to this city from Maury county,
we believe, and for number Of years was engaged in
the retail dry goods trade, which he prosecuted with
variable fortune, and finally i'll health compelled him
relinqush it. For several year previous 10 his
DEATH his life constant struggle with disease 20
which he finally succumbed and his latter days
evidence of the tenacity Of life Of the vigor OF the
mental when the physical system had been broken
down and destroyed. He leaves large family and
friends 10 mourn his loss. But whilst they
lament his departure from amongst them, they
10 &c in the unmstakable proofs Of his acceptbty 10
Col afforded by his happy exit from the stage Of be
ing and prepare to reoin him in that blcst land where
sorrows and pain are ''fet and feared more"
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rs- The New York T,;b,oe,. washinetc

Es- The New York Tib,o,e's Washington
correspondent says that the majority of the
House mean to Gust MI. l.. ID. CAMPBELL, be
fore the final Lecompton struggle. The same
writer, under date OF Feb. 18th. says:
There Is trouble about the reappointmcn.
of Postmaster Cook at Chicago. When b.
resigned after the Inauguration, his accounts
were $lS. 900 short. Subsequently,, ne sold Z
lot for an enlargement of the Post Office to
Government for Sl5,0OO, which Secretary
Cobb refused to pay or allow III credit, til
Jurisdiction should be rolinquished to tn,
United States by Illinois. This is not done
yet; consequently the deficit still stood
against him when nominated. His surctie'
under the old bond are now here. and demand
to be released, or they will resist his confirm
alton.
We copy the above for the purpose of call
ing the attention of the people TO the reap
pointmcnt of IL dcfIultcr to Office. If this il
to be the practice of the administration, W,
may soon expect to see corruption the rule.
aud not the exception, in every department
of the Government under the influence o
the Executive. Surely, the Government i
on the road to ruin when such things oc
cur without rcbuke from the seydineLs on ia,
sham democratic watch-tuwer.
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fE.9 The R<pHAlioasl wishes Us 70 s'peiat TO a
Southern Democrat who. ike Davis, deserted
IA in the h9ar of need We have no difficult
Is ia doing 20. His name Is Francis T.. Blair,
Jr.. representative from the State Of Nissou-
ri. He WIS raised and educated in the Demo-
cratic faith, at the feet of such Democratic
apes les a. Andrew jackson. Martin Van Blu
ren, Thomas III. Benton, and Francis L. Blair,
Sr.-the latter, for long time, the editor Of
the central Democratic organ at Washington.
The R,t,s5lsoas will reply that Blair il Black
R-publlcan-ba we viii inform il that Blair
sin claims 10 be Democrat-and proved IL
by voting for buchanan for the Presidency.
Moreover. he was elected by the aid 81 the Re-
puhlcan's foreign allies-the Duteh-oyer a.
true Southern man as ever trod the soil III
Missouri Lnther u. kennett-a despis-d
know Nothing Is il not something curl
GUS though, that the first freesoiler elected
from the Soulful Blair be one-shonid have
been, all bis life, = model DvmoeFars-Lssea-
berg Pgsls-us- ~
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TENNESSEE LEGnsLATUaE.


SENATE
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, 1858.
Mr.. Bullenintroduced a bill 20 be entitled an
act to authorize the election of all additional
justice in the town of Louisville, civil district
No. 10, in the county of Blount.
MIR. Hill bill to better secure the records
of the iaud Office, &c,
MFR. Munday bill for the benefit of Vim. B.
Bate. q
Mr.. MeConico desired TO record his vote on
the resolution in relation to the admission of
Kansas under the Becompton Constitution,
adopted during his absence, which was grant
ed. He recorded his vote in favor OF the pro-
position, giving his reasons therefor.
number of bills passed the second time.
Adjourned to =. N.
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For Cairo and Memphis, Oh
Saturday. February 9th.

VNIIE regular passenger and a GTI
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SATURDAY, February 9th, IT O'Clock, 7. NJ For
freight passage apply ON board or to
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Tt is eight years since this Liniment was
first offered to the afflicted. Many millions of
Bottles have been used. and it has given bet
ter satisfaction than any article ever before
tried for similar purposes. 1t possesses
specific power over inflammations, and chronic
or accidental arrangement of the Muscles,
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great pleasure TO feel that we have been the
humble means of relieving such an immense
amount of suffering, and have caused many
thousands to ''leap for joy" because their
pains were relieved, their wounds healed and
their stiff joints made elastic. Inscriptions
parties, regardless of their obligations to our
selves or the public, are engaged in attempt
ing to introduce spurious and miserable ar
ticle under another name, by representing it to
be the same or similar. Gas- Be on your
guard Buy none but the original MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMENT, and you will not be
deceived G. w. WEsTBRooK, Originator.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
fed26-im New York.
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DR.. LIVIyGSTONE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries at the A e.

DIX. 1HSINGSToNE' IOGRNALS.
just ready, with Two Maps by Arrowsmith; por-
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Price - so
Missionary Travels and Researches in South ART
ca including sketch 81 Sixteen Years Residence in
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Eastern Ocean. By DAVID LIVINGSTON, LID, D.
C. l. Just received by ,. HAGAN,
fcb5-u Market Street
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Apply AT this Office for further Information.
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