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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

The following is statement Of the earnings Of the
.sslo, New-York and Erie Railroad Buffalo to
''nOgl for the month Of May, 1860, compared with
y ,ame month Of lat year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07
(Advertissmcnt.l
DREW & FRENCH,

PRODUCE CosNIssIos MsRcHAsrs.
BUTTER, CHRBsB, EGGs PoULrKr GAME, &c.
No. Erie buildings No. No. a ,s b ba:
Third door below Wsshingtons, New FORA
We refer to d. H. MARTIN. President Ocean Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

n exports II months. $50 O8 $50 752 388 *2O20O
The following the Currency Land Warrant, and
Specie quotations for the week, corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Messrs.
Ubop,Dson Rrothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

Total 5 Months. -zll coo % Sy9oOSI 81
The annexed earnings of the Central Road we
lied Yesterday, bu, not in the appropriate column.
Tie following s a statement of the earnings Of the
w-York Central Railroad for the month of May,
10 compared with a. earnings for the correspond
month Of the previous year,
may, NO.. r00a6s3,B
Nay, 4)sy27 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

MINOR POLICE ITEMs.-Deectves McDougal and
Bennett yesterday arrested Charles Mitchell who rushing
through Nassau street with chest Of his shoulder His
oyeents being suspicious he conveyed Police Head
qdses and detained FOR examination David j. Nevins
Ceae living st No cog Greenwich street. arrested yestcr
day. complaint Of John H. Mckinley who alleges that New
ms by oe representations induced him to purchase
note for 4iz rs. The note signed by j. v. W. Buckhouf
but not paid at maturity Mckinley alleges that the
note simply given for accommodation, aud for value
ceyed represented by Neyns Justice Kelly repaired the
prisoner to lind bail to answer in the Of $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

Found DRowSED.-The body of an unknown man,
apparently German "Wednesday morning .und floating
Of having beeniouy dealt with The body was taken to the
foot OF White Hall street, and the Coroner n0tined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

lS7 ass 80 s5 2ss Sl3s 23s 057
Previous week. 233Cl37ac ;622010 3n469 401 al
Last yesr... 2l5,5iS7 s992272 3O5G2 i5l l4S3l 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

STRANGER TAKEN E.-Elza and John Ridgway
arrested Tuesday night charged with having robbed
countyman whose fictitious Frank,Sswye Of sl
house here Frank should have been. After having made
complaint the complainant refused to prosecute and the prs
one were ischar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

In regard TO the Silver Hill Mine, Mr.. Peiherck
writes from Lexington, n. Co. dated June 3, 1860, as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
The committee rose and the Ouse add.

FAITHFUL MINISTER'S HEAl TH.-In examining the
vessels at the various wharyes find among the curios-
tiles of our commerce the bril- Miranda, Just in from
Truxlo with cargo of Hond tras Sarsapara for DR..
j. c. Aver Co. of Lowell 81 particular are this firm
as TO the articles used in cOmpo hiding their various
edies that they have this drugI like Others they
consume gathered for them by sklful agent OF their
own in the tropical regions Of tis growth lie informs
us that there many species III this plant but two OF
which really valuable in fedcne the qualities of
these are also affected by the tide OF gathering mode OF
curing etc. operations which n that region OF unrea-
BILE workmen imposes heavy ibor upon him. One of
the inert varieties Of SlrsapaI grows wild in
forests while several Others learly worthless abound
in Central and SOllh America The intelligent agent
assured that the virtues OF ts drug had been
fully told and that the reasol of the low esteem in
which many hold il is mainly die to the importation OF
such immense quantities of the Worthless varieties. His
accounts of his trips TO Honduras and his business
cursons along the Gulf Of Duc1 aud the rivers OF Mota
qua and Santiago aud amongt the adjacent mountains
were Of intense interest WI can but commend and
honor his employers for the IaithfulnesF and energy
with which they execute their tps as ministers to the
public health and suspect thIt this course IS at least
of tie Shy their me icnes are held in such
extraordinary favor throughout the civilized world
NeD Fork Citg Negs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
Thir,y-sl.th eongres.--t,ir., Session.
WAaHINI' IVNi my . IVVV
The Senate Is not in session.
W0ITSE on REpREgEIT ATIVES


The Senate Is not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Lake presented communicI ,ton from Mr.. Chat
Fee the Librarian Of the House. cng attention TO the
injury to about seventy thousana volumes of public
documents now stored away in thd damp vaults Of the
capitol and suggesting that part F the old Hall of Rep
resentatives be fitted up for their reception.
Mr. Lake, after the paper was reid, submitted reso-
luton in order to carry out the suggestion of the libra
rian
Mr.. Peyton remarked that theI committee public
buildings and grounds have the stbject in charge and
believe they make better dement's than occupy
ing the old Hall of Representatives
The matter was referred to the committee.
Mr.. Sherman made suggesuon as to early action on
the tariff bill.
Mr. Cobb said he wanted to nj axe a speech on the
state Of the Union generally but desired to wait till after
the Charleston convention acted If that convention
should be turned out TO grass he Would orbear speech
| Laughter
| Mr.. Sherman said he would call up the tariff bill on
Wednesday and it was general agreed that after to-
day, debate should b. confined in commee to that sub
ject until disposed Of
The House then went into com ntee Of the whole.
Mr. GOoch of Massachusetts, nj lde speech in review
of the bred Scott decision, refuting the positions
therein assumed.
| Mr. Hail. of Pennsylvania male speech defending
the republican party asserting her doctrines the non
extension of slavery and the protection OF domestic In
| dustry.
Mr. Stanton, of Chic said thai the outcry against
groes low vlgar prejudice, and constituted the
stock in trade of the democmtsof the northwest. lie
occupied his hour in discussing THE slavery question in
its norhern aspect. Mr. Stauntbn maintained that the
Union could only be preservedpy the election of re-
| publican President.
The committee rose and the Itouse add.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

A New York letter to the Washington Constitution
Fsy. thar Archbishop Hughes is TO be- made Cardinal
r.,r October. and adds, He viii be the frs, American
CARDINAL Had Bishop England, O.. south Carolina, lived
n, would have been d Cardius.'
Toe same writer ten goes on to speak OF Cardinal
HUGHES. as the future Pope-uo. Of Rome-oat Of tie
Rsmi.h Church He says: In making Archbishop
Hughes Cardinal the Pope is acJua,ed by motives that
Dr. deep IN his bosom. It is seriously whispered that II
De s deprived Of political power a, Rome, be vii wipe
from his sandals che dust Of that city, and remove the
Holy See 20 some place in the Wst-say s.; Louis, Mis-
soi--shere bis agents are said 20 have secured im-
ususe quantities Of land. The Pope may not live 10
carry olt HE PLAN hence he wishes successor who hai
energy genius, VIII and knowledge Of the lew Cont
pent Tha. successor De has determined shall be Arch
bishop Hughes. To become Pope he must first become
CARDINAL and this vii be accomplished this year"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
10 COHREsPONDE.N,lTlTS,,,


,o there t. cr,r,-,p resolution shout protection TO
American citizens, native and uaturalzsd at home and
t-,,l rroo thi4 one pon. there seems 20 have been
t.s most admirable uuan.miy OF Democratic opinion
Hon, rnr,b il really meant bv declarations Of this kind
.at what tsv are worth I'M the Administration of the
,;,ysrorept NAV be understood from the official letter
,f s,-stsr, Cts "a, Mr. LsCert touching the rights Of
,,,,r,,d citizens abroad and On, conduct OF the adj
,a.,rson upon various occasions in which the rights
f-,,;,. ,,srs were inyoIysd-sucb for example MS
t. butebery of about thirty American emgraut- to Cab
form, while crossing the Isbmus three or four years
. ana tho ,,,s,r st a later time. of whole txplor-
.r.-,. ,r r-.r. hundred I'm sonora. Both of these
,l ,,,.s ,..,.,-r. ,,r,+,.sJ for and unfinished
t.--.--,5sr... tr ,;o.sreor of Texas has been an
.,- tl tb. c,,sr.qrr. fog ,.a.otectoa" srlust Mex
Ed. fs l,a.s-. and Iai..a ss.sess. oa the RIO GrauJe
,.-s- t. his .ri-.I, have fallen ON ears as deaf as
.fIar-'t Gov, Cumming OF .b gives notice. too tbat
,.Issl. army I'm tiat quarter 6, strengthened forth
...r as whole territory viii lI a prey TO anarchy
p.-r murder ana confederation are the order Of tie
f, Rrttb, E,,.rtiye that could NOT be- moved TO-
d., .l. Mormon, ..,rat,.- of oyer3 hundred over
l.oI ,,9-,u. from Arkansas I'm the plIs of tie Rocky
Mountains listens with insea-i.y TO the warming that
tells or other siar atrocities about 90 be perpetrateE
W.th the Ivuchbrrg Tigafu, we DO no, hesitate 90
s, t, ,t mo- period since Che adoption OF the present
..- a. cha. ....f.,-..,- .r ,t, l.-.r t.,,.sr,..
o' ,
ueut been welded WIN 7Atu l7-'i-..IN Toy '"' 'es'
l-rt or REGARDED With such contempt by those VINO
.f1 h Cd. ,. r,,.- DID, tE., former sd .r1.d will
49,. r...5 az. r... ts..r ,.,.f.- tl... r,...-t
%. u'' ''-''- 80 80.
administration. iA lIe STATES '' '' ' ''.,
Ne see individuals defyug Che whole power OF te Gov
q Col
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
r.anal,imnre Conre,ntIon.

In view of the rupture, and consequent ds0andment
of the Democratic party tue Charlottesville he''e@
says with truth and tmeliness
sThe Baltimore Convention which meets on the etn Oh
May, has assumed an Importance which attached TO no
previous meeting Upon it rests the sole hope Oh
all who love their country better than their personal ag
randizement Let it nominate honest upright man.
and we cannot see how the respectable portion OF all par
ties can fail to unite on him. The Democrats have al
WAYS contended that the first and foremost consideration
was the defeat of Abotonism and that this could only
be accOmpshedby their party That party. is now ar
rayed agnst itself, North and soutf-there is no more
shelter under its wing They viii flsify all their PROBES
sons and prove recreant to all their promises if they DO
not at this uncture lend their strength to the only par
ty which, standing aloof from all infamous combinations
and frownng upon all cOrruptOns, can withstand this
doubleheaded Hydra, which promises tr desolate the
country.
''Let US them sink all minor considerations, and in
spirit of magnanmOus Cancellation, march hand in hand
to meet the common enemy, and vndieate the Consu-
ton and the laws of our common country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
Tbe Charleston Seceders,

The Convention of Seceders Charleston seeh to
have been in great bother il deciding what to do
the body they seeded from in trying to do what
they could not The main Convention got poorly out Of
their difficulty, the best way they could, by adjOurning
to meet in Baltimore the 18th June. The Seceders fol-
lowed their example by adournng to meet in this city
the second Monday of the month. Why they chose
for their place of meeting State that did not Join them
in their secession, is hard to tellbut have not the
slightest objection to their comingon the contrary, Of
fer them a cordial welcome in advance-proyided only
they will compcate the affair." and embarrass the action
OF the party as much more as possible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

oUicE or rHs VINO. M,y 4. Isl
TRADE IN CINCIESATI.
Price Current, of I'd inst, saws

The Cincinnati Price Current, OF I'd inst, says:
In Provisions good business has been done, and the market
has ruled m err though important advance been esab
Cd .hough an pork has been contended
for but as soon holders put pc the demand ceased In
part the seek The best brands OF mess pork were held
on holders during the last three dsys disposed TO meet
Them TIL. resulted In the sale OF 1900 bb at t' 70 This
Bacon bought more freely the last two three days
100 hhds sold at oI for shoulders and gA for
tides the prices to be In favor Of sellers The
demand Is from and Southeast with speculative
chases Clear sides held at lOhllc with but limited de-
mand for them at the inside prices
Lard has good demand and buyers In order to move IT,
had 10 nav OH 700 bbls sold Monday and
terday We hear complaints Of scarcity Of this article and Il
stated that there Is quite light stock he indeed
In the civ have been buying pretty freely. We
did not hear OF during the week and mus, therefore
call nominal at I'M. .
cured hams are du ana orads not wei eaoshed ve
been sold at iOciO We understand though those Of estab
lIshed reputation bring II 70 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
TIE DEMOCRATIC NATnOSAL CONVENTION.


AN ADJOURNMENT TO BALTIMORE ON THE 18TH
OF JUNE CARRIED-SPEECH OF GEN. CUSHING
INVITATION To BALTlMORE-FINAL AID
JOURNMENT-TH SECEDERS' CONVENTION, -.
CHARLESTON, May THE convention was called to
order al 10 o'clock.
Mr. Russell of Va, made an explanation with regard
to the Tennessee compromise resolutions, and offered
the following resolution
R,solgs That when this convention adjourns to-day
il adjourn meet in Baltimore the lSth day Of June,
ia order to afford the States that represent
ed an opportunity to fll up their delegations.
Mr.. Mason OF Ny, raised point OF order that the re-
solution must lie over one day under the rules.
The President decided that the resolution was in or
der
motion was made and carried to suspend the ballot
lug. The vote ayes 1873, nays 81.
delegate from Tennessee moved to strike out Bal
timore and insert Philadelphia. At this time the ex-
element and confusion great that il was difficult
to hear anything that was said
Mr.. Randall moved an amendment substituting Phia-
delphia as the place and the 4,h of July the time
Mr.. Ludlow, of New York, moved to inser. New York
rejected.
Randas substitute was also rejected by yeas S. nays
CO. and the original resolution to meet at Baltimore on
the lSth of june adopted by yeas 100, nays IS.
Mr. Stuart, of Michigan, moved that the Convention
adjourn.
Gen Spratt proposed three cheers for the National
Democratic party which were given enthusiastically
Mr. Miles of Maryland, hoped arrangements would be
made for printing the Official proceedings
Mr. Cushing, the president then addressed the conyen
ton, rcmaGAug that notwithstanding the deep and
conflicting interests involved he might say that
yenou having such immense interests at stake had ever
SIT for great length OF time with the observance OF
so great share Of order and freedom from personalities
or offensive language. lie had euieayored most impair
TALLY and honestly 10 fulfil the duties of the chair, and
Il in the excitement Of the moment he had been led to
any abrupt language gentlemen, he humbly apollo
gized.
He regarded this convention as not oay having in Its
destiny the p,rmaneuce Of the democratic party, but the
question whether these great United States should con-
iiaue and endure. He would not however reliuquish
the hope that the Union would continue to eternity,
and he felt confident the convention woad adjourn to-
day with the determination do all in their power to re-
store harmony and confidence.
Mr. Brent OF Baltimore, extended cordial invitation
20 tine democracy OF the Union to accept the hosptaes
of that city.
The convention then adjourned about o'clock
The delegates Immediately rushed for the cars and
general exodus took place.
Il is said the adjournment in pursuance OF advice
sent from Washington by Senator Douglas friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
Ola Ruck DI.turbed.

letter writer says: Nothing has happened in the
whole course of Mr.. Buchanans Administration which
has disturbed him much the revelation of Mr. Wal
ker He has walked the streets every morning and al
ternoou stopping Oh the talk of it indiscrim
naely He denounces the treachry of Walker in betray
g his confidence in the most unmeasured terms and it
is reported with how much truth do not know, that
he WAS willing and DESTROYS that Judge Black should ac
cent Walkers challenge and meet him on the field.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
rhe Gn-It.Hlinh ,Ien.

Up to the DAY of the "spHt' in the Charleston Con-
yeudou the Democratic leaders generally out of Charles
ton appeared 20 be fully prepared to support Douglas i
hs we're nominated platform no platform, with the
,le platform adopted or the platform rejected or any
how or no now The proceedings Charleston, on Mon
j,y, asouishci the nominee Democrats more than it did
any. one else. Il knocked them right of their feet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
DIED,

On Friday morning May ih O'Clock Miss JANE GRAY
daughter Of William AID Rebecca Gray the residence Of Ia
tser, o CANDLES HILL
The friends OF the family requested to attend her funeral
this sunday morning at IL O'clock from the "a Baptist ChurA
without further notice.
In THU city, yesterday THOMAS HUBBARD BURR, in the
32d year Of his age.
friends Of his brother Burr invited
attend his funeral from the Monumental Church. this (Satu
day evening al o'clock.
At the residence OF her grandfather Mr. Lawrence Banton In
the County Of Cumberland consumption, Miss CATE A. COL
LIE, aged about is years.
On the Sd ins OF whoopng cough AL0NZ0 OF John A.
and Z liousuan, aged months and IS days.
In h city, the I'd ins Mrs. SARAH EAVENs in the 10th
year OF her age
At his residence IN Sydney in the county OF Henco on Thurs
day night 81 O'CLOCK FLEMING NJ GREEN aged a years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
Another John Rro,rn InvaslOn.

BODY Of men impudently avowing themselves Repub'
'-ras and falsely to msuy Of them, claiming 70 o.
rrs aisa.. assembled in Wheeling last Wednesday &c
hold vha. they hdcrousy styled State OOnvenhon'-
Where The Police aud Commouv caltbs Attorney were
DO not know. Why the respectable people OF wheel
ing didn't mp the Convention" in big sack ana drop
it into the Ohio cannot tell. Among the speakers
announced in the htsliqecer their organ we are glad
to SEE the of no vrguan but instead Frank Blair
of St. Louis James Il. Campbell of Pennsylvania, and
James Wilson, of Indiana The Press Is also represented
in Reporters from St Louis Cincinnati, &c, with one
editor of penuywhistle affair in Taylor county Tbs
is what is iacetously called Virginia State Convention
The Northern papers have the following;
THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN-
wHFFlixa. Va, Nay >, 1850.
The Republican State Convention met to-day,
Delegates were present from all parts OF the STATE
The Convention called TO order at 10 O'CLOCK,
Joseph Apologize Of Brooke county, was chosen fres-
iient, with eleven Vice Presidents.
Rev Mr. Mcclure opened the Convention with prayer
Hon. Alfred Caldwell aud E. NJ. Norton, OF ONO eoun i
", J. C. Underwood of Clark county, aud W. A ul'
Of Montgomery county, appointed delegates "o ~
the State at large 20 the Chicago Convention Win "'
district delegates and alternates
The Committee Resolutions reported lengthy au-
dress with "a series Of resolutions pedgng 10 support
Che Chicago nominee Gvoring tariff afordng pro'.c
ton and encouragement to the products oil tue "uite az
boring men OF our country against those oil 'ou
tries and equality Of right among citizens opposing pro-
,cript0n account of opinions place OF orthi Ge-
uogucng che action of the administration regarding the
Wp.essWeut of uaturalized citizens when visiting Ine
country of their birth approving the Homestead OH,
and Avorrg the plan OF colonization OF tree negroes.
The next Convention will BE- held at Richmond
Speeches were made by j. c. Underwood, ana .. VII
SON ID Indiana The latter susecl elected great "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
rhen.mncrntir Creed .

Il is ponteiy remarked that the idea that sos picked
men belonging to the same party should spend a whole
week in vain attempts agree upon the terms of an eN-
position Of their faith, especially when the
leading doctrines Of that faith have been previously af
med would be ridiculous and inexplicabe bu, for this
fact. i'm hars no COMMON faith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

During the actual recess Of Congress, lin consequence
Of the holding of political Convention in Charleston,
the Washington reporters and letter writers speak of th
Congress Debating Society" where speeches on th'
niger question" and kindred topics delivered K
empty benches.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

Rev. IT Spurgeon, we see by our English files does
moi Ike % have bis sentiments against American sla
very made bon-fres Of on Alabama plantations He in
,nates tha, that sort Of thing is not going 10 stop his
mouth Dor impose any restraint on bis pen lie means
20 preach against the lawful sim harder than ever n0N
He spoke in gngerly accents before nov he gong 70
ry alona and spare not" What pity t IS TO nna
uaa eapabs Of doing 50 much good, making 1901 Of
himseL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
- Hard Up.0

It IS said that teegraphic dispatches within the last
few days have been received in various parts of the
country from Charleston, containing the words-"hdTd
up It is supposed that the words, "fOr cash"
accidentally omitted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
MARRIED.

On Tuesday 2ih OF April by the Rev N. Head Mr. THOMAS
TALBOT Of this city Mss MARY PACE, daughter OF
q. 4. Pace, Esq, OF Dauylle, Va.
Ga Wednesday. the 25h the residence OF the brides Ia
Their DR. Horace Anderson by the Rev J. T. Hays Col kyBI
H. WATKINS, Of Chesterfield Va 10 Miss LUCY ANDERSON, OF
cuuu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
TO THE FRIENDS OF SEA.

MEN-As Chaplain and gent Of the Union sesmars
Friend Society Of Richmond beg
ceeded In raising good subscription Of nine thousand dollars
Of and erection Bethel This
amount however, sufficient 1t viii require ten thousand
dollars consequently lack thousand
dollars and Il Is desirable to have this mme dia ~,
be put to contract until the whole amount Is
subscribed The propey OF this arrangement will be seen when
recoected congregations at the Bethel continually
changing there is membership in other churches to
upon church debt Unless this n OO)
subscribed Immediately there will be but little chance OF build.
ing year great danger Of defeat Of the enterprise
The cash already received has invested In the
proposed Bethel deposited with the Treasurer Mr. WIN
y. Taylor
All persons In this pralseworhy obJ will please In
dictate the amount any OF the managers, myself
y j BOGGS Chapl.in and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
NEW AID ECONOMtAL WATER POWER.
KENNIsH's HYDRAULIC MOTOR

T TT. HANCOCK 4 CO, '
- Millers, AMI others intel
ter power, 10 the fact that they
ders for this desirable water
wards.
The superiority possessed by
powers, is as follows
LIST. That II uses the fall pre-
only the usual Fiction OF mac
been ascertainei to be less II
cent, cnectual power. stea
will set the machine In motion
or arrested gradually or fRsfdI
noisel' ssly
I'd. That IL can be manual
chine OF the same horse powei
80. That Il will measure anil
use Of, to the greatest nicely |,
Address, or apply
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