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- '' SPRING TRADE 1858. r
iCHiNA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
II ERR & MARBURY ARE NOW RECEIVING
n their Spring stock of China Glass; Earhen and Stone
Ware, Looking Glasses Lamps Britannia and SyerPated
Ware Walters &C. The assortment il Of the largest
and most varied have offered comprising every
tele to be found in extensive Crockery Establishment.
that We IMPORT our foreign coods and buy domestic from
Manufacturers thereby enabling compete successfully
with Northern houses Goods cked for transportation
with great care. 80 - -
,,, kerr 4 MARBURY,
''A''>'i'' 'H'' I''".'i -' importers Of Chfns,
"a and 70 Sycamore st.. Petersburg, Va.
March 5, 1858. = j. -f r'f odd l0-W4w.
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One of the toasts drank at recent celebration
was" Woman she requires no eulogy-sAe speaks
for herself. - ..-. ~
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THE CHARLOTTE CONVENTION. Meetings have been
held in about forty Countess and there seems to be
q determination in all portions of the State to be
we'll represented in the Charlotte Convention. 1t
will be the largest the most imposing, and the most
influential Convention ever held in the State. Let
the good work of organization 60 on, and let erery
delegate determine to attend
We have never known the Democratic party Of
the State to be more harmonious or more resolved
on success thanit il now.
The humbug redistribution receives no favor,
but has been denounced in every meeting, we be-
leve, which has been held. Mr.. McRae may clearly
hear his doom pronounced in the indignant repudia
ton of his hobby which comes up from every pr
mary meeting Of the people.
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u Stereotype Plates, good paper, containing Plates
Apochrypha and Concordance Prices from ~ up $50.
Also SuPcrne Editions Of the Oxford Bible for pull
pit or family use. .. ,..- = ....f.
large supply of Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books in
-..,',,r-. -, - H. u. TURNER,
N. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, March, 1858. mat. ~ ls-
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The sacred principle of non-ntervention will be
perfected and set forth, for all time, in clear ard
practical form, in the organic act of Arizona. This
will be done, let Kansas go as it may Washington
States.
The States established as Democratic jour
nal, but is now Douglas organ and is opposed to
the administration. -
The sacred principle Of non Intervention is to
be perfected" in the act organizing Arizona We
are to have more strife, then. the question of
slavery. We thought and still think that the Kan
sas-Nebraska act settled and "perfeced" this great
principle What does the States desire? Does it
desire Congress to say, in framing the organic act
that the people Of Arizona shaN form their Consta-
tuition in a certain soay' Is that what the States
is driving at? Are we to be told and is the notion
to be established as a perpetual principle, that a
Constitution must be made twice, first by the people
in Convention and then by the people at the polls?
What would that be but Congressional interven-
tion?
W The Register of Wednesday says, tive are
informed that at the Democratic meeting in Orange
an old and consistent Democrat introduced a resou-
ton in favor Of distributing the proceeds of the sales
of the public lands" and that this resolution was
defeated by small majority The Register has
been misnformed as to the vote on the resolution.
The resolution Of the Committee against distribu-
ton whether Of the lands proceeds, was adopted
with but one or two dissenting voices.
The Democrat to WHOM the Register refers is act.
ing in very different manner from what Mr.. McRae
is He, having been voted down, acquesces in the
decision of his party associates, and will supported
nominee Of the Charlotte Convention; but Mr.. Nc.
Rae not only agtatss for distribution but resists the
action of his party and would destroy its organi-
zation.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is Conducted strictly upon e system
~ napfys are discontinued ut tie expiration Of tie time
Iich they haze been paid. Subscribers scsN be notified
-! rs WEEKS before their time Is cut, by
r ugveys ard uaiess tile subscription renered the pa
@ cte Discontinued. This is rste from Uhich there
r be no departure. Watch for TIE marx, and
uour subscription.
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they desire the change to be made.
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SCRAP BOOKS. ---.. 80
- Autograph do. s 80. ..,F-.,
Herbarium's and Albums
.. -r.t. For sale by by
H. b. TURNER.
Raleigh, March, 1855. 10
TIOR HIRE.-A STRONG: ABLE BODIED NEGRO
girl suitable for farm work. Apply 10 Sheriff High
or at this office. 49,. -, -.
Raleigh March 4, 1858. 80 1eAf
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ARRIED.

MARRIED. '7
In this City, the Dorning of the 4h inst by Rev. J.
NJ Atkinson Mr.. William j. Hicks of Spotsyvania coun.
Esq. .s..--. ..... 49,, - -, = -
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W Owing to the rapid increase of our subscrip-
ton list we have exhausted the edition of our last
Weekly issue without being able to fill all the orders
we have received for it. We send this number of
the Semi Weekly to new subscribers that failed to
get the last Weekly merely to let them know that
we have received their names, but their subscrip-
ton year will commence with the next Weekly
the 10th of March.
Thanks to friends in Johnston Carteret, Cabar-
rus Randolph and other sections for clubs and ad-
ditions to clubs Since last Monday morning we
have added over 100 names to our list
The WEArHER-The weather for few days past
has been quite cold and there is prospect inst
now that some ice may be housed. 1t is about an
inch thick, and if the cold weather should continue
twelve hours longer considerable quantity may be
obtained.
Persons who had begun gardening have been ad.
monshed by the sudden change to put away their
seeds and wait. Nothing, indeed, is gained by put.
ting in seeds when the ground is cold. Prepare
your ground well, have every thing ready and when
mild weather comes in earnest 60 with your gar
denng, and the quick growth will more than make
up for lost tine. At least this is our experience.
1ue OTeenSOOrO correspondent o. lue re.
tersburg Express under date of the 26th ult says:
1--WE learn by letter from Elizabeth City, that abou
$4,000 Of the money belonging to the Farmer
Bank Of that place has recently been found con
cealed in safe belonging to Mr.. W. w. Griffin
former Cashier of said Bank. Rascality, like mu,
der, always will out and should be punished BIZ
public sentiment is too apt to brand man VIII
steals dollar thief, while be who steals thou
sands is a gentleman" $751; .--..' f'f
The WILSON LEDGER.-We have received the frs
number Of paper just established in Wilson, in
State, under the above title-Mcssrs. d. S. Richard
son and w. II. Bum. Editors, and A. DIG. Tumbro
Publisher The paper has been we'll gotten up, and tt
first number gives promise Of ability and usefulness
We trust it may be well sustained.
"THE CoQUETrE"-We learn that Mr.. Barbee, th
sculptor, will shortly be in Raleigh with his marol
statue The Coquette" 1t is spoken Of as fas
cinat,ng work of art" and this account, If on
other, it ought to be patronzed; for there are YER,
few coquettes although marble statues and works OF
art, that We ever considered fascinating. sa..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-01
For the Day Book.
"Let there be Light and There
Was Light.o

Mr.. EDITOR Allow me through
your widely circulated paper, to make a
suggestion in reference to the above cap
ton.
I have had occasion here of late to
pass up and downto Wolf street, and if
a person is not very particular how he
navigates he is bound get his ankles
sprained or his feet wet. There is no
lamp Oh the street at all, and it is an oy-
ersight in our city fathers to neglect to
put one lamp ifno more, for the benefit
of the property holders. / have seen Sc
veral suspicious characters loa6ng around
the old Odd Fellows Hall, at late hours
of the night, and it has been predicted
by the ''know something's" that cur citi-
zens need not be surprised at any time
to witness large fire in that part of the
city. If 4 fire should occur, there is no
doubt, but what large amount of prop
erty would be destroyed. before any wat
er could be obtained. Let our present
Council look to this matter, and thereby
he the means of remodying a great evil
and supplying a necessary want.
NO HUMBUG.
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EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.-Phil
Hawkins, the negro who was convicted Of
the murder of another negro man some
months since, was executed yesterday a.
Frederick, Nd, at twenty minutes past
twelve o'clock, in the presence ofan inn
mense multitude, probably numbering
10000. The body hung for twenty five
minutes. His neck was instantly broken
by the fall. and animation was extinct in
six minutes.
Before his execution lie addressed the
vast multitude in calm, clear voice, be-
traying no emotion, but looked pleasantly
on every one and maintained the frmness
of hero to the last. He has made
confession in which he acknoletlges COM
hitting the crime whilst under the in
tiuenee of liquor. There was no accident
or disturbance but q le. t full splinkling
Of pickpockets piled their dishonest
craft upon the throng. The conduct Of
Sheriff Elbcrts on the occasion was hu-
name but frm.- Wash. STIR Of yester-
dog.
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A G II L A Il w O r. X.
RANDAL,S

LIFE or THOMAS JEFFERSON.
7 D. GHlSELIN, Jr. Bookseller, No. At,
- y. Main ST., would inform those persons
who have been SO anxiously looking for the
publication of this great work, as well as all
who wish to possesses it, that he has been
appointed sole agent for the sale of it in this
section-it being sold only by subscription.
AS this work has been deliberately received
by distinguished gentlemen Of our city and
State, and pronounced to be one of the most
valuable contributions that has ever been
made to our Literature and History, the I'M
derslgned deems it only necessary to add,
that specimen volumes of the various styles
OF binding may be seen at his store, No. AZ
=. Main street, and that he is now prepared
to take subscriptions for the work.
&ac- Orders from abroad by letter prompt
ly attended to
J. D. GHISELlN, Jr., Agent,
Opposite Mechanics Hall,
febl Norfolk, Va.
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TO MISS A. NJ. C.

Thou art graceful as a cygnot,
Thou art lovely as the rose,
And thy smile ray of sunlight,
Over all my life doth throw
And thy kindness | shall ne'er forget,
Tho my life be one Of roe.
And pray that God in mercy,
Through thy pilgrimage below,
Grant thee his holy spirit,
As a shield from ercry roe.
May'st thou truly love our Saviour,
Who with his dying breath,
Bequeathed to us the power,
10 triumph orer death.
j. S.
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va Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
Yhe News.

ate on the bill to increase the army as
urged by the President. He will, how
ever, sunnrntend the formation of forces
to be sent to Utah, both from the Pacific
and Atlantic side.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool.
reached Boston shortly after two o'clock
on Friday afternoon. Her mails reached
New York about twelve o'clock on Sat
urGay morning.
Commander Davis, of the sloop of-war
st. Marys, in despatch from Honolulu.
states that over hundred American YES
sells had arrived at that port since his
last advices, with property on board val
ucd at twenty million dollars
The Atrato expedition had arrived with
in thirty miles of the Pacific on the 25th
Ct December, and Lieut.. Craven expected
to reach the ocean by the middle of Jan
uary. His progress had been somewhat.
delayed by the inferior quality of the ma
terlals furnished by the government, and
he had sent to Carthagena for new sup
plies.
Dispatches received at the State Dc.
raltlnent from Nicaragua state that the
treaty would he signed on the return of
President Martinez. who had gone on an
expedition to San Juan Gel Nortc. The
Helations Of Nicaragua and Costa RIGA arc
'St2d to be Of the most friendly nature.
The Navy department has received
dispatches from Commodore Armstrong,
commanding the American squadron in
tac Chinese seas. The steam trigatc
Minnesota arrived at Hong Kong on the
2bth OF November, the date Of the des-
patch, in 1915 days from Hampton Roads.
Her qualities as a sea going vessel are
highly spoken Of, and her appearance
commanded the admiration of all foreign
officers at Hong Kong.
Later advices have been received from
the Utah Expedition at Weston, by the
arrival there of. Mr.. Davidson, who left
the army Oh the 14th. The health Of |
the troops was good, and they were as
comfortable as circumstances permitted |
There was no snow to the east Of Fort
\ Laramie, and grass aud buffalo were
abundant. A salt train from Fort Lara
mic was met by Mr.. Davidson on its way
to the camp. Nothing had been heard
from Captain Marcy.
News from IIayti, dated at Port all
Prince the 18th of January has bco4 re-
oeivcG. There was a large number of for
cisn vessels in port, and more arriving
daily. Business was very dull. Some
vessels had left i'll ballast. The stocks of
coffee and logwood were large, but hclc!
at high rates, and no buyers. Money was
scarce.
A letter from Captain Ryan, of the
ship Lion, received at Boston, and dated |
Anjier, November %, states that a
mutiny had taken place on board the
Baltimore ship Kate Hooper, laden with
coolies for Havana, whilst lying in the
harbor of Anjiers The coolies set the
ship on fire three times. Before the
mutiny could be suppressed the officers
were compelled to shoot fifty of the
coolies.
The trial of Maurice O'Connell in New
York for the alleged rape and murder of
Teresa Spitzlen, in Greenwich street, is
progressing slowly in the Oyer and Ter.
miner before Judge 1ngraham. The
evidence adduccd by the prosecution
on Friday points very strongly against
the accused.
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A banqet was given to John Mitchell
at Memphis, Tenn, on Friday last, and
the papers say it was q very splendid
affair.
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LADIES LIST.

Anderson, miss L
Alburs IN, miss j
Ahern, miss N
Ashlock, miss NJ
Abbott, mrs G
Apperson, miss l.
Adams, miss i
Burroughs, miss + {
Darlington, mrs A !
Brettrick, mrs Nj l.
Brickhouse, miss A
Belote, mrs Z A
Bryan, mrs NJ
Baugh, miss Lizzie
BANNER, mrs NJ 4
Beauclair, mrs A NJ
Basilio, mrs Anna
Bright, mrs S L
Brown, mrs r G
Blanks, miss 4 A
Bryson, mrs Jaky
Brewer, mrs Eliz.
Briggs, mrs NJ A
Cutlirell, mrs NJ II
Craven, miss Il
Carson, miss NJ d
Carpenter, mrs G
Conner, mrs Ann
Cooper, mrs NJ H
Cunnin CHAM, mrs A
Croker, mrs NJ V
Clag, mrs NJ l.
Dunbar, mrs C f.
Dawley, miss L
Dyer, mrs f
Daughtrey, miss L
Ethridge, miss Mary
Fatherly, miss NJ E
Fountain, mrs NJ
Goodman, miss NJ
Gray, miss G 4
Gates, mrs Mary
Gardener, miss NJ Z
Gill, mrs n
Gordan, miss Il
Gray, mrs B c
Graham, mrs Ann
Gayitt. miss Martha
Haxhall, miss L
Haynes, miss Il
Hodges, miss Indie n
Harden, mrs N Q
Hall, mrs j V
Hancock, miss /
Hanson, mrs Mary
Harding, mrs Kate
Hall, mrs w F
Howard, miss c
Hudgins, mrs G D
Horton, mrs Nancy
Jones, mrs r
Johnston, miss NJ S
J ohnston, mrs G i
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK,
WIN. l. WALTERS, PRopsIEroR.


Doctor Washington, United States Ma
Wy; A b Walker, Ireland; Judge Clopton,
lad y and two daughters, Hampton, Nir-
ginia; John G Hidden, James G Saun-
dcrs, Virginia; Augustus Beolon, Phila
delphia; Captain James G Rich, United
States Marine Corps; j r like, J Emmer-
son, A Emmerson, Mr. West, Mr. Saun-
ders, G L Batty, Virginia; Lieutenant C
M Morriss. J NJ Moore, Charles G Car
pointer, United States Navy; Franklin
Stockney, Salem, Massachusetts; Antho-
ny Fish, New York; William Mclean,
New Jersey; S ? Moore, Georgia; Doc
tor W Taliferro, Gloucester G Smith,
Minnesota.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
Edward Cham borlain, Baltimore; Hem
ry G Parker, Northampton county; r NJ
Collium, " S Alive, Virginia. Martin E
White, Samuel Ingle, John Tanney, L
Mantone, J Hess, Morriss Hess, Charles
G Barnes, New York; David Porter, Pc
stcrsburg; James Il Waller, Brooklyn,
New York; William L Walker, New
market, New York; James Hill, Green
brier
OCE1N HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRoPRIEToRs.
NJ Adler, Baltimore; William Jones'
Texas; J II Lambert, Philadelphia; j N
Cooke, Mississippi; Mr. Hoffman, New
Bedford; John Marllsville, Wilmington,
North Carolina; John Bowers, Baltimore;
James Il Crawford, Nantucket; Bua-
quade VALE, New York; r M G Quinn,
Virginia.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.
John S Kinton, North Carolina; w
w Gray, Philadelphia; Jacob Pitcher,
Virginia; L Comstan, New York; The
odore Mushen, North Carolina; Mrs r
r Wallace, N c.
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Special Notice.

Tor Petnming the BreatA, C7eani,an
a. Teeth, and BeaMtying the Compleeio,X
use "BALM OF 1000 Flowers" For Dress;ng
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" K
new Ponade. It curls gentlcmen's Hair 6eau-
tyuHy-Pricc so cents each.
Beware of Counter6ts.
w. p. FETRIDGE a. co, =,
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CkEIY Il COMPANY.
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake 4 Go, and by all Druggists. de5
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scrlbers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be $ per year, So for six months, and
VI for three months, payable in advance.
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List of Letters remaining in the
Post once, February list, 1858.

Published IN the Norfolk DAY BOOK, By
authority, this paper hacing the largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
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ketchum, mrs NJ
Knapp, miss NJ
Kemp, mrs NJ
kehoc, mrs s E
Lingo, mrs Z A
Lorettitt, mrs Mary
LaCasta, mrs A B
Millar, miss Mary
2Mathews, miss H A
Micks, mrs A b
Morrison, mrs v
Mohen, miss NJ F
Moody, Elizabeth
McRcynolds, mrs E
Morris, mrs Eliz
Owens, mrs Eliz
O'Brien, mrs NJ
Peck, miss C A
peasants, mrs G.
Parsons, mrs r A
Palmer, mrs Mary
Phifer, miss Lizzie
Quales, mrs + S
Rup, mrs n NJ
Robertson, miss L 3
Read, mrs DR. j L
Rufiin, miss Jane
Shilling, mrs
Stevenson, miss NJ J
Stewart, mrs S II
Sanford, mrs NJ
Sanford, miss S
Sampson, Martha
J aVler, miss U
Tabb, mrs L G
Turner, miss G
Taylel, miss l. J
Turner, mrs Ann
Taliatero, mrs S
Thomas, mrs + G
Tayler, miss G
Undelh hill, mrs c
w God, miss I A
w oodward, Cathrine
Warren, mrs C
w ard, mrs L
w ebber, mrs S
Whitler, miss Lizzie
W ats, mrs
Warden, miss NJ X
Williams, miss NJ
Nv oodward, miss A E
Williams, mrs L
Whiten, miss A
Wilkinson, miss 4
W ats, mrs P
w alters, miss G r
Wilson, miss E
Warden, miss V W
W cston, miss NJ
Wayatt, mrs L j
Warden, miss NJ r
W ilder, mrs A W
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-01
BURROWS
r e i a bic Nj d line.
CURES SCROFULA. SYPHILIS

Y rheumatism, Piles, Affections oftAe Kid-
neys, Costireness, Fenerial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diseases Of the Serual
Organs, land all affections arising from impu-
rity in the blood or occasioned by imprudence
IN lie. The splendid reputation which this
wonderful remedy has acquired in quickly
and permanently curing the above diseases is
unprecedented in the ANNALS of Medicine
Our readers can form some idea of the popu-
larity of this unrivaled preparation when
we assure them that upwards of 5000 bottles
are annually sold in the vicinity. Fer sale in
Norfolk, by j. w BURRUW & CO., the
Druggists on Church street. ia 26-3m
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A GEN ERAL ASSORTMENT of
"A fresh fruits and nuts in store, and for
sale low by
ia 30 c. JORDAN 4 son.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND poRrsMoUTH


SUNDAY, Jan. g. INN
ARRIVED,
Steamer N Carolina, Cannon, Bait.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, NYorl,
Boats Carraway, and FREQ and EASY
L. Anne. corn to Jno James.
MEM:-schr Henry Payson, Eldridge
cid at Boston, 9th for Norfolk.
MONDAY, Feb. l.
ARRIVED,
schr J y Cochran, Wright, corn to Mel
len & Santos.
Schr ? Copes, E Shore, corn to BIT
Bockover.
Schr's Jno Emery, Fanny French. Jno
Boushall. and VIM Franklin, NC, corn to
Grandy & Stout.
Schr D Y Seasons. NC, corn to Grandy
d Stout and d d Simmons 81 Bro.
Schr Sarah Porter, and boats B and N
Bray, and VIM. Thomas, from N. C; to
Jno. James.
Schr E s Beran, from N. C.
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The Home Mutual insurance Com
pany, of New Orleans, makes the largest
scrip dividend of the season, namely IS
per cent.
The number of postage stamps used
during the year 1857 was 1GS,404, $40
the value of which was $4,649,974 rs.
The Blue Ridge (Culpepcr County,
Republican says:-Wc regret to hear OF
the appearance of fly in the wheat in this
county.
The Maryland Penitentiary is in ombar-
rassment;an appropriation of $4,000 has
been asked.
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NOTICE.
1fTfl Arrived 10Th January, 1858. Schr.
80 "Union," Baker, master, from Alta
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TO " Z. d N. Swift, or Agent.
The above consignees will please take no.
tice, that said vessel is now ready to dis
charge cargo. RICH'D Y. BAKER.
ID oo-lW Master.
(H. Copy.)
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sssAs ing the End inst, at o'clock.
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