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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

We have received a plumber of letters from Penn
sylvania, asserting that the late Convention of the
Opposition in that State did not really nominate Gen.
Cameron for President-that be is not the choice
Of the Republicans of that State, &c. &c. We
have published none of these, because each of them
would be very awkward document for its author
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Speech be put forthwith into the hands of every
voter who will read It

- We shs at early hour this morning ia'ue apamphs
edition on good paper Gov Stewards Speech In Senate
terday on the day Price singy 25csnts
pr Dozen 81 rs per hundred so per thousand Where Is
TO be transmitted by mail cent per copy additional mus. be
RENTED 10 pay the postase.
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Vermnnf Politics.

VERGESsEs, VT, "Wednesday, req. -, iooV'
Three hundred delegates, Democrats OF Douglas
native district, assembled here III SonyehIon souay
John Cam Of Rutland presided. Charles G.. Eastman
and L. w. Hyde, Douglas Democrats, were elected
delegates TO Charleston. Douglas was Endorsed with
nine hearty cheers.
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Bnsiness Notices.
r. r. Il,

Il. NJ NJ
CoNrNrsD HkALTH sEcrRED
, ,,s these asiced With any constitutional, scrota
lOu or irIscSSj me 70 Ss.S through he msS
a0n o. RApwAs's REerIArNs PLLs
REApr REIIER,
RksovArINe REsoLysSr.
Thee remedies possess all the positive curative properties
os IN asses OF disease aches pains and n6rmies contained
in s Mes kedics and many medicinal virtues OF which ell
other medicines known are dsaeient;
We have over one tbous cases on record proving n
bity Of Railways r. guatng Pills Ready Relief and Removal
& esss Of life 70 those who were pronounced incusbe by
Their pbysicisns. and had lost all hopes Of recovery
PREVAILING COMPLAINTS.
FRvBRs
In al 3ssPsnt m'sIiOgs nervous cOpseys and other ps
Small PoX, Typhus Typhoid, &c, RApwAY's RSertATSe
the patient asars; al serious aadies which attack OF these
di.essss frequently nfet -
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Costveness Constipation Of the
Bowels INDIGESTION and the train Of msedes that OEw EAO
vsv's REeUIkTISe PnIs assisted with an occasions ao sS
READY RxLKE viii quickly rid the system from these uiD'
oulles.
ChOe Dy'enisTy Fgx choe,s M0,0 ;ns,ss relieve I'll
hADwais KkanI kshs w ssebsrg and in hours
restore the patient e health. eo,.,,,x-.
Rheumatism, Govt; Nssrsia Tic DolereuS GsSgp, sp1s,
fi. AID ali Complaints Of toe JoiS parts viii speedily
ssve tbs most eAc1utsng pain and aecsAy cure tue PAe
.,DpcatiUn of RIDwais READY RELIEy to the part or
ART. re BODY afflicted with pains or sches VIII IN lie" nn
49, rasso-e the sufferer 10 ease aud comfort
ScHoFrLors DSEASTs-sKiN EhUPToAs-
II - diseases OF The shin Sores Ulcers Fever Sores TnmoI
IA nor, Piupes Blosches Sore Eyes, SYPHIIrIc SoKHs
Scrouous Diseases, RADwAHs RENoyATNe kEsoLNhNf Is
9uick and radical cure.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
In here disease transmitted FROM parent 20
ebd RApwAYs REsOLykNT can be relied upon
"a boouz curative Of these ailments Hundreds OF parsons
b hnye seen c1ed Of Weak Lungs Bronchitis and lncipent
Consump,iou can testify the healing virtues OF the kenoV
'"s "'''''- ssld by Druggists everywere.
Co.'S Principal OMce,
NJ Iohn New oT6.
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ELECTRIC OIL.

The made BY Prof DE- GRATH with his ELBCTRC Or
are 20 near miraculous resemble the famed Scripture
counts OF similar cures ancient times by the amounting with
on and these cures wonderful and instantaneous salts
factory mitigating Of human Ill., to call public func-
orores those having charge Of public institutions for the
sick su5 suffering look well into the weattested net the
simple efficacy OF this ." Electric Oil"
8Prof sth therefore has deposited 100 with the Mayor
Hs sene 10 be forfeited II the Electric OIL" sold st Phsde'
phs fails single Of Rheumsts, OF Pains IN the
Bnck OF Lb Piles Sores Burns. Fever Sores Ulcers,
Csked Breast Sore Nipples Bronchial Affections Sweled
snds Feons Stiffness In tine Joints Spains Bruises Sores
on NAV or beast Scratches and Sput horses also Deaf
ne,s Price Pc &c. and per bottle For sale by BARNES
PARK Nos "a and Is and oil Druggists ana DeAes
Tsool PtisdelDhia. Penn.
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Non-ArrivaI Of the AngIo-Saxon
PORTLAND, Wedr

There are as yet TO sigrs Of the Asglo-saxon now
due at this port with Liverpool dates Of the 18th n
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Mr. f. C. BrnRHUs at the Telegraph Office SING SING. N
receives THE DAy TRIBUNE by the early train each oFnn
and win be happy to serve 1t to every order
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The Maryland senatOrship.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Fe0. q, Io0V.
The Democratic caucus has nominated Senator
Pearce for reelection TO Congress.
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Nelu9lo1k DaiIu Gribntte
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1860.
To cOPPESpONDEyTs.

We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
No be taken of Anonymous Communications Whist
ever intended for insertion uus be authenticated by the
and address Of the wrernot necessarily tor puoce
ton, but guaranty for his good faith.
Business letters for Tux TRIBUNE should IN ell cases be sd
Creased to HORACE GRERLKY Co.
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GENTLEMEN's HATS.
Spring Fashion for 1890.
N. ESP RN Rp,
Hatter.
No. lle Nassau st.,


Has Now READY
The SPRING FASHION for GISTIssES's HATE, "a
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N. EsrENCHfHD, s,-.., u.t.
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:, S J an Drust the United stses Also lN'AL
IBLH ONGUESI, for the CROWN ana pesusS " s .
BATcHEIoR's HAIR DYE, WIGS, and ToUPEEs,
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Apply at the Factory, removed to NO 10 bondss.
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The Tribune Campaign Tracts.

No. |. SEWARD and 0'CoSoR.
No. 9. DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUNoS-W1'
sons Speech. See advertisement.
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PAHu YANcI GooDs,
xhlsh oompEae n part:
French nd Chinese FANS, IN great variety.
SILK MRS, CoUFUkBs, and HBADDREssEts
Fancy HAIR Pins and CONBs-new styles.
sI5pns aud BUCKLES, Of steel, pearl Jet, and gilt
Gilt and Steel JEvRLRT.
DRIES BufroSE GARTBks Guard CHAINs.
PURsss BRUSHES, AoCORDKoHs &C., 70 which the sttsn
Non Of buy era Is respectfully solicited
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la w LNI,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COITRT- IuDop poND

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
State as. Robert Miller, indicted jointly with
Wesley Woodward for the murder of Frank
lin II. Naff, alleged to have been committed on the
26th of December last. This case was set for trial
to-day, and the Sheriff had summoned fifty tales
men, who were present On the opening of the
Court, H. Stockett Matthews, ESQ.,, said that Mil
Ter had suggested to him to ask for removal of
his case to an adjoining county, either Howard or
Anne Arundel, for the reason that two of his wit
nesses were absent, and for some other causes
After some conversation between the Court and
counsel on both sides the record was directed to be
sent to Baltimore county Court.-Mr Cowa an
asked the Court to release the bail of Gregory
Barrett, who had been indicted for an assault upon
James Strohen, at Rullman's Gardens, last sum
mer. Mr.. Cowan said that the bondsman had been
assured that the had been investigated by the
managers OF the penitentiarv before Strohen had
gone, and entirely exonerated him, and supposed
that the ease would not be called, nothing could
be proved against Barrett The Court examined
ing him, was offering him protection from the as
sauls OF the rest of the party. The bail released
In the case ofpolice officer William Switzer, In
dicted for assaulting Jacob Grove on Friday last,
at the GIlmor House, bail given in the sum of
S500-Captain Petit, of the Western district no.
lice, becoming bondsman. The case will be tried
today.-The Grand Jury having sent to the
warden of the Jail discharge for a man named
Charles Fay, who had been committed to iail for
sixty days by Justice Hiss, a vagrant the atten-
tion of the Court was called to the matter by Mr..
Whitney. The Court of opinion that the
Grand Jury had not the power to order the dis
charge after sentence had been passed by the Ma
gstrae. In cases of arrests under the vagrant act
if the party wants a jury trial, he must apply for
it before the sentence of the Magistrate is passed.
Then, after an investigation by the Grand Jury,
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Noastarg anh Commercial Rebiem.
RALTIMnRE. June Is. 1850.

BALTIMORE, June Is, 1860
Stocks continue dull and the fancies the feeling
s quite depressed For of the Mining stocks the
market was extremely heavy to-day, but others were
quite strong. Gardner Hill particularly frm
sidering the generally depressed of the market
There $500 shares of it sold at $64G6% and it
closed firm at sen bid, son asked regular way Spring
lower yesterday Sales of 800 shares
at s5H54 cash and time, and it left off at $5I bid $54
asked regular way Nothing done to-day in Gull
ford. 1t offered at $3% but only s34 cash was bid
for it, North State and Consolidated were both lower
Sales were made of $50 shares of the former at $ and
of 500 shares of the latter at $1h@l56 cash. North
State left off at S26 bid, $2S asked and Consolidated at
$1H bid, $l.56 asked regular way. There nothing
done at the Board in Cambridge Silver Hill Baltimore
and North Carolina but for all these stocks the market
quite heavy. Railroad shares well Mining
stocks quite heavy and Northern Central dropped
off in price q. Sales of $50 shares of this stock
made the Board at from s1S% down $1sH time
and it closed regular way at $1Se bid, $s2 asked In
Baltimore and Ohio there nothing whatever done 1t
offered at $7S regular way and $77 seller days.
but no bid was made for it. For Railroad bonds there
inquiry and sales made of 900 Northern
Central 1855 at 66A and 81 GOO Northwestern Virginia
unendorsed third mortgage bonds at so There were
sales also at the Board $2S53 Maryland 6s 1890 at
104H, Is shares Farmers and Merchants Bank 4
25 shares Howard do SOY and SIS shares Franklin
at $I2.
In New York to-day stocks were heavy and lower
Erie declined y; New York Central y Reading a.
Cleveland and Toledo u Rock Island \; Harlem 4.
Michigan Southern u; Michigan Southern guaranteed
u Galena and Chicago and Missouri n Virginia
6s which is the only stock that improved advanced a.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK ROaki
WEDNESDAY, Jure IL. 1850
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COURT OF APPEALS MARYLAND

ANNAPoLIs june l5, lSGO.-June Term, $780,
No; l6: Special docket. Frederick l.. Yingling
the Orphans Court of Carol county Justice Tuck
delivered the opinion of this Court. Order affirm
ed with costs.-No. 30. December docket. John
Wells and William Miller Robert Turner Ap.
peal from the Superior Court of Baltimore CITY
Justice Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court
Judgment reversed and procedendo awarded.-
No. "a. December docket John H. Thomas u.s.
John 9. Turner and Charles +. Iardley. Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. Justice
Bartol delivered the opinion of this Court Judg-
ment reversed without a procedendO.-No. As.
December docket John G. Bridges and Alexander
i. Woods rs. Moses Hndes and Others Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. Justice
Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court. ,Judg-
ment reversed and prOcedendO awarded.
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OFFICE OF GEORGE o. sTEHENs 81 C0

OFFICE OF GEORGE O. STEVENS h CO.,
~ NO AT W. PRATT STREET SPEARS WHARF,
bamore, Aaryand-We would call the attention of the
R4pIc 10 me Following facts in regard TO SLATE MAN
LEsIEyer sine, the of these articles wss r oduced
IN he demand for them there has been constantly
hcrss te hrst us~d in this county imported but
@ tne process O. enameng having become known here,
na s RI Time oefore the slabs the only parts OBJ
ing been opened and worked yielded Safs Of A. good
quality as e best Welsh Slate and the whole business Of
manu- acutg has since been done in this country
constantly increasing in mportan of the useful
arts Notwithstanding, however, the iy durability
Importance OF Slate manu- acures, and the rapid growth
the demand for them the business be considered
its infancy.
We would respectfully your attention to the following
reasons why we claim for Slate Man les decided superor
~ 70 all on account of their cl anness
their cheapness
ly on account Of their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS
AS STATE possesses beautiful satin like surface and
perfectly nonahsoroent body, is proof against the action
o soKe' coal gas grease and oils and when, any ac
done by the use of and water little Sweet oil and
washeather, " " W
THEIR BEAUTY
peculiar qualities of Slate render surface suscep
be OF the highest decoration and finish BY an ingenious
not only the most costly and Marbles, may also be
deco with rich and cimens of Mosaic Work En-
THEIR GHEAPNEss.
They are from twenty to forty cent cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH.
actual experiment has been ascertaned that Slab
oi slate one inch thick, will bear much weight and
THEIR DURABILITY
repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
SO that Enameed Slate will exposure to weather bet
ter and retain its brliancy longer, Marble any
wear Tin England and this country trumphed over every
objection and survived the opposition that raised by
Our arrangements with the auarres are such that
hereafter there will be no difficulty in filling all orders
apo tfr GEO o. STEVENS & co
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Private Intelligence from Japan--Cons ul


New York, June 13.-The Daily Times states
that letter has been received here from an Ameri
can at Kanagawa, dated March 22d, in which the
writer says he breaktasted the day before with
Mr.. Townsend Harris, the American Minister
Everything was quiet, and the uneasness caused
by the murder of the Dutch captains had subsidized.
The letter makes alluson to the assassination of
he -
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CONCORD, N. H., June 13.-Daniel Clark has
been reelected by the House, United States Sena-
tor from this State receiving lS4 out of 294
The Senate has not yet voted.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CONCORD, June 13.-The Senate has also re-elect-
ed MIR. Clark United States Senator, in concur
renee with the House.
Extensive Levy by the Sheriff of Albany
County.
ALBANY, June 12.-The Sheriff of Albany coun-
tY this morning levied on the securities of the
British Commercial Life Insurance Company to
the amount of $4,000. deposited in the insurance
department in the suit of Peter Cagger against
said company
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Extensive Levy by the Sheriff of Albany
Recovery of stolen Pronertv

BosroN, June ia large portion of the prop
days since, was recovered this morning Young
man named Frank Bean is under arrest for the
burglary. The value of the property stolen was
about ST 600
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Apprehended Attack on the Pixies Peak Ex-
press by Robbers.

ST: LOUIS, June l2-Reliabe information hav-
ing been received by the Pixies Peak Express
Company, that party has gone out on the Denver
City road, for the purpose of robbing the messen-
ger, the Company have taken steps to protect the
them, and give the intended robbers warm re-
ception, by sending out with the messenger this
morning a guard of 100 men
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"ToMMY."-lt is said that 'Tommy," the repre-
sentative of 'Y oung Japan, now with the Embassy,
gave quiet hit to civic functionary in Phiadel-
phia, last Sunday. The magnate was trying to chat
the youth that he had venerable female relative
who desired to converse with him in the Dutch
language, of which he knows a little. Tommy said,
eyer well, go see her now.' His visitor gravely
told him, IN ot to-day; in this Christian country no
one pays visits on the Sabbath" Tommy knowing
day here?"
on Friday last, Thomas j. Clark, Esq, sold his
farm near Easton, Md, containing $50 acres, to-
gether with the growing crops on the farm, to Mr..
Henry Moses, a gentleman of large fortune, just
arrived from Holland, Europe, for the sum of $780,
900 cash; just $l04 per acre.
Among the designs presented to the committee
for the monument to the signers, to be erected at
Philadelphia, is one OF Mr. J. Louis Hayes, of this
sity.
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New YoRK, June ia gentleman who was a
passenger by the steamer of the goth from San
Francisco, says virulent type of yellow fever
was raging at Acapulco. There had been five hun
dred deaths in six weeks including the American
Consul and thirty other Americans. The inhabi-
tants deserting the city.
Horace Greeley's Celebrated Letter to Seward
ALBANY, N. Y, June l2.-Horace Greeley's let
ter to Senator Seward has been returned, through
Thurow Weed, to Mr.. Greeley for publication.
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BosToN, June l3.-The steamer Arabia, with one
hundred and fifty passengers and $400 900 in specie,
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool
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Ship News.

BUfhIn. OF w esterm SteRmerS,
ST. Louis, June l2.-The steamers Umpire and
Dewdrop were burnt on the Usage river on Satur-
day. Loss S25, 900; insurance $4,000.
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Senator Summers Course Endorsed.
BosroN, June 13.-The resolutions endorsing the
course of Senator Sumner passed the Legislature
to-day by a vote of Sc to A.
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For EllrODe.

Snip news.
NORFOLK, June l3.-The schooner Louisiana ar
rived yesterday from the West Indies with a car
90 of sugar
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lively, by Vice President Breckenridge and Sccre
tary Floyd, is hoax. They state that they never
heard Of it until they it in the papers,
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FOR SHIP NEWS q DOM. MARKETS SEE FOURTH PAGE

ihe anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill
occurring TINS year on Sunday, the celebration will
he pace ON Monday. The military of Boston and
Uuaa,es'o~h are making preparations for grand
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Albert Smiths funeral took place at Brompton
Cemetery, near London, on Saturday, the 26th.-
At his particular request, the funeral was of the
planest description, Mr.. Smith having expressed
wish that the expenses connected with it should
not exceed twenty pounds,
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PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS INsRw


The Western Railroads centering at Cincinnati have re
duced the through rates from Cincinnati four East
ern cities 10 cts. flour, and cts fourth class
freight. The following, then, are the new rates
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me new fork Post says that the general turn
out of the fair sex upon the piazzas and balconies
these warm evenings, is sort of private theatri-
"She Stoops to Conquer" WV -
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Hrp @uons.

(RkQ VpuUU4.
GREAT
NO VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
GARM MENTS.
JOSEPH BICKERTON d co.
ARE NOW oFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BAsQUEs,
SILK JACKETS
BLACK LACE MANTILLAs,
BLACK LACE BuRNoUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOLOMINIS
POINTS,
SHA AWLS,
TOGETHER wITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER BUSTERS,
TIE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEASON.
JOSEPH BICKERTON co,
1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
epl3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
RLACK SILK MANTILLAs
CLOTH sHAwLETTEs AND DUsTERs
FRENCH LACE H4EE "A ErEf4S E9FMER PRICES.
BTRNoUs, PoiNTs AND PICCoLoMINIs
BELOW iMPoRRFERs, hi z RI Sfaf PRICES,
TO CLOSE THIS SEASONS TRADE:
TFOS. l. FOSTER,
Jes-tfr 22s Baltimore street, cor. Charles.
WHOLESALE
AT IMPORTERS PRICES
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK
SPRIN DRY GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER CO.,
offer at WHOLESALE, second and third floors of
Nos 199, 20l and 2U3 BALTIMORE STREET,
THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Selected in by of the firm from the best
MENT OF THE TRADE quite low priced to the most
fashionable and expensive.
No Merchant visiting Baltimore will do himself justice
unless he examines stock, which is only equaed by
two others in the United States.
Goods purchased from give ecldt to any establish
men and sell quick at good poftsas prices will be
found most reasonable, and the styles and in good
taste. mvl4-tfr
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80. %. @inters
@a6erlu9t unD &rebg fnrtrt.
Columbus, MiF, BEN 81. San. 1851.

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rni6ds9arsn gDtrfiamieit TIRES 8rnfretataunasmtf.
tells, TIRES altertrenten BALKANS unb @efmnb-
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20 bet MIR cine SclfdreIge Hmfranolung netner Contribution Sc.
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empfetlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-23

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