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TT o Nj E A G. AL N i.

E. J. GRIFFirH & Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stand,
No. II east side Market Square, sign of the Pad
lock, where they propose conducting the Hard
"are business in all its various branches, and on
more extensive scale than ever.
An experience of tweaty-seven years in the
trade in this city has given them some idea of the
wants of the people, and they intend giving their
customers the benefit of it. The stock (Which is
being added to daily iswell assorted and worthy
the attention of all, and the Proprietors hope by
liberal dealing and low prices, to secure "a fair
share of patronage, making No. II emphatically
the Pe0ple's Hardware Store.
just received of direct importation from Eng
land Rogers's Woetenholm's Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Trace, Back, and Tug Chains, Curry
Combs, Padlocks, Double Guns, &c.. American
Goods, such Cut and Wrought Nails, Axes
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Sleeves, Rope, Cotton and
Woo, Cards, and Shelf Goods generally on hand
Merchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers
Housekeepers, and everybody should examine the
stock at No. II, sign of the Paddock, before buy
ing elsewhere.
P. S. Store formerly occupied by US, I'd and Sd
floors, rs Market Square, for rent.
E. j. GRIFFITH & CO.,
ian30 Hardware Imnorters
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DEATHS OF NOTED PERsoNs.-Mrs. Eliza
beth c. Greene, daughter Of John Singleton
Copley, the celebrated painter, and sister Of
the late Lord Lyndhurst of England, died at
her residence, No. 80 Beacon street. She was
the widow Of Gardner Greene. was born in
Boston, and died at the advanced age of 95
years, 2 months and IL days. Three years
ago three of the passengers Lord Lyndhurst
and two sisters) who left Marhehead for Eng
land in the last ship that sailed from this
country while it remained under the British
flag in l775, were living, and of that party
there is now but one alive. The remains are
to be placed under Trinity Church.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MANANsAs GAP AND WINCHESTER AND rort

MANASSAS GAP AND WINCHESTER AND PoTo-
MAC RAILROAD.
The bill to amend the charter of the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad Company, and to auth
orse the construction of a railroad to connect
it with the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
at or near Strasburg, was taken up and its
consideration resumed
Mr. Robertson was opposed to the BILL as
he thought it was only another step towards
building up Baltimore at the expense of Vir-
ginia, the feeble Manassas road being nothing
but blind
An amendment was proposed by Mr.. Eng
fish, "that the reconstruction and equipment
of the Manassas Gap Railroad shall be full
completed from Strasburg to Manassas juno
ton before the said branch road is commen-
ced"
Messrs. Ward, Woodson, Turner and Mr..
Baylor opposed the amendment, which was,
after long discussion, voted down.
The bill was then read third time, and
Mr.. Grattan spoke against the bill, which was
advocated by Mr.. Baldwin, who left the chair
for that purpose.
Messrs. Clark, Herndon and White advoca-
ted the passage of the bill, and the bill fnall y
passed-ayes 60; noes 81.
The House then adjourned.
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GATHERING THE IRON HAIL.

We learn from Wilmington that about one
thousand tons of shot and shell thrown into
Fort Fisher, N. c., by Admirals Porters feet,
in the unsuccessful and successful attacks on
that fort, have been collected, and will be sold
by the U. S, Government, on the 18th of
this month.
We know that in Fort Fisher up to an
hour before the assaults of Jan. 14th, 1865,
there were not over ], 900 effective men under
Col. Lamb, Here then, was a ton of iron
hurled at each soldier, and without causing
them to surrender. for without the Army the
feet could never hav. captured the fort.
Besides these 1000 tons, who can tell how
much fell into the waters of the Atlantic and
Cape Fear around Fort Fisher.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Feb. 2.
SENATE.

RICHMOND, Feb. g
SENATE.
THE LAND TAX.
Joint resolutions in regard to the land tax
and other imposts, which had been recalled
from the House, were taken up.
Mr.. Keen, of Pittsylvania, moved to sub
stitute the following for the fifth resolution,
which was agreed to That the Governor be
requested to appoint one or more commission
ers to proceed to Washington and present to
the authorities copy of the foregoing resulu-
tons with the request that they be laid before
Congress, and that the Governor report to the
General Assembly the result of the mission.
The joint resolution, as amended, was then
adopted.
PROMOTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF IMMI-
GRAFTON
Senate bill to promote and encourage i'm
migration into the State of Virginia was taken
up.
Mr.. McRae spoke at great length in favor
OF the principles of the bill, comparing the
action of the Northwestern States on the sub
jcct Of immigration with that of the South.
and arguing that an influx of immigrants
would be OF more service to Virginia than
unlimited powers of obtaining borrowed cap
ita.
Mr.. Gray, of Rockingham, was opposed to
the bill because it involved an appropriation
of the public funds and thought it would be
well to postpone the question.
Mr.. Leo, Of Orange, said that we had had
enough procrastinaton, and the country now
demanded action, and action at once.
Mr.. Mitchell thought the bill entirely ineff-
Gent to fulfill the purpose proposed and
Mr.. Cabe, on the other hand, thought it
was admirable in every respect
After some further discussion the bill was
lost-ayes 7, noes ID.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
House bill to amend the charter of this COM
pany was read third time and passed
This bill provides that if the company do not,
without any further assistance from the State,
complete their canal to Covington by 3lst
March, 1872, all their property rights and
franchises shall become the property of the
State.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. Peck--To inquire into the pro-
priety Of legalizing the proceedings and de-
cisions of the courts held within the Confed-
crate lines during the late rebellion
DISTRIBUTION OF THE CODE.
The subject of the five Thousand surplus
copies eff the Code of 1860, was taken up
again and discussed in the usual strain, and
then the resolution was laid on the table, as
has been done before.
The Senate then adjourned.
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THE CHOLERA.

AS apprehension of the appearance of chol-
era in this country, and more particularly in
the cities, in the now rapidly approaching
spring, is beginning to manifest itself in va
rious quarters, we publish, for the information
of those most interested, the following extract
from late French journal:
''The Projects have in their possession the
instructions drawn up in 1854, by the Board
Of Health, which leave nothing to be desired
and which, in the case of need, are the best
guide to follow. The same may be said of
those drawn up by the Academy of Medicine
in l949, which are q model of precision and
clearness.
These are: Scrupulous cleanliness, warm
clothing, cleanliness in habitations, removal OF
filth of every kind, ventilation, ordinary regi-
men, the usual food, provided it be not preiu-
dicial to health, and the absence of all excess.
But what should above all be Stunned is,
the abuse Of strong liquors. bad eau de uie,
and especially absinthe the abuse of which is
at present SO general.
AN excellent precaution consists in taking
in the morning, before going out in the open
air, particularly when the day is cold, moist,
or foggy, warm and aromatic infusion, such
as camomile, light tea, or, still better, little
coffee. The last, recommended by our mill
tary doctors, was of great service in Algeria
and the Crmea, and is still so to the men en-
ployed in the Custom House service an the
coast This cannot be too highly recon-
mended
The approach of the malady is indicated
one, two, or even eight days beforehand There
is generally arrangement of the bodily func-
tonS more or less marked, such as disrrhea
The premonitory symptoms should not be ne
elected. 1t should be treated promptly and
stopped, and this will cut short the malady
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IOH N W. NJ OR E,


AUCTIONEER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Formerly Of the Dry Goods firm of Foster q
Moore,
Begs leave to tender his services in the above
capacities to his friends and the community gen.
orally. Will give particular attention to the sale
of Real Estate, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and all other property, either at Auction or pri-
vate sale, making prompt returns of proceeds.
He now occupies the store, No. As south side
East Main street, where he intends to hold Auc-
tions at Night, at which will be offered great
variety of good and serviceable articles.
This will afford the Merchants of this city and
elsewhere great facility in disposing of surplus
stock to advantage.
Gratefully approaching the patronage accorded
him in the past, he solicits future continuance
in his new field, feeling assured he give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their sup
port ian29-2w
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Bzsr 1t appears that muscle is getting on
the ascendant in the City of New York. John
Morrissey, the millionaire pugilist, is candi-
date for Congress in that city, and the Tam
many organization has been arranged with a
view to his nomination. Morrissey is a mem
Der of the general committee from the Eigh-
teenth Ward, but the general opinion prevails
chat he will be run as candidate in the Fifth
district, at present represented by Gen. Nelson
Taylor
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Ga- The Day Book greets its readers to-day

Rss- The Day Book greets its readers to-day
in the guise of an afternoon paper, We are sure
they will welcome us in our new relaton for We
remember the times of old, when we were in
everybody's hands post frondiam, and our
issue was looked upon as the afternoon insti-
tuition of the city. Such we propose to estab-
fish it once more, with circulation larger
than ever.
Our arrangements will enable. lis to furnish
the latest news by mail and telegraph directly
to our readers. Our matter will be like shot
cakes smoking from the griddle of society,
and served up with our freshest butter. Can
the copies fail to Ego Off. with rapidity, and
to be received with zest?
Let our advertising friends give heed to this.
If they want to do a good business, let them
advertise freely in our afternoon issues, and
they may look out for crowds of customers the
same day their goods are received. Lost arti-
ticles may be returned and wants supplied,
sometimes within few hours, through the
medium of our columns. However, so many
Of our friends know what the afternoon Day
Book will prove, that we need not enlarge
upon its advertising advantages.
Suffice it, that we are on the track, with
a good timetable; and are prepared I'VE bor-
row railroad phraseologyl to put our patrons
through, daily before sunset, Sundays except
ed) without change of baggage or exposure to
weather"
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TIE CONFEDERATE GENERAL FORREST
A Cairo dispatch states that General Forrest
having heard, upon what he supposed relia-
BILE authority, that the Secretary Of War had
issued an order for his arrest and deportation
to Washington for trial by military court,
he left the country, and, it is supposed, has
gone to Mexico.
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is now making to stem the adverse tide, he
is entitled to the hearty support and cordial
sympathy of all who desire to perpetuate
American Liberty
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A passenger train,
coming from Cincinnati, last Saturday night,
on the Columbus and Xenia Railroad. when
within twenty miles Of that city, was thrown
from the track by a billet OF wood, which is
supposed to have fallen from passing
wagon. The engine was wrecked, and the
fireman, named John Kinsler, was mme-
diately killed.
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The Pilot Bill requiring all vessels to or
from foreign port to take pilot or pay full
pilotage, and which had previously passed the
House, yesterday passed the Senate of Mary
land, and is now law
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8<S We have received the Cosmopolite for
February. This is an excellent, monthly Ma
gazine, published in Baltimore, at $4a year.
The list of contents are superb, and we ad-
wise those in search of good Magazine litera-
ture to subscribe at once To the Southern
Preside the Cosmopo1ite is desirable COM
panion, and we anticipate for this publica-
ton a large circulation throughout the South
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SEEING is BELIEvING.-At st. Amant, in
France, little boy was playing in a farm
yard, when he fell headforemost into water
cask. A colt, three years old, which he had
been in the habit of feeding, was seen to take
the boys clothes il his mouth and lift him
ont
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ELECTION IN AMHERsT.-At special cleo
ton held in Amherst ON the 25th instant, Cap
tain Thomas Whitehead was elected common
wealth's Attorney without opposition, and
Captain John w. Broaddus, country surveyor,
over Jacob D. Pierce
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8s% At the late meeting in Richmond in
favor of the repeal of the Jsury Law, it was
stated and made part Of the memorial to the
Legislature, that the current rate of interest
now paid in Virginia, by the commercial
classes, is from rs to so per cent. per annum,
outside Of bank discount.
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d EMOV ALCHEMY p. Worcester
N has removed to No. 81 West Wide Water
street, Tin rear of the Custom House, where he
will continue the General Forwarding and Com
to see his friends at his location, and hopes
to merit a share of their patronage.
NS- A full assortment of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S
pure California Wines, always on hand and for
sale at New York prices.
HENRY P. WORCESTER,
feb lin No. 81 West Wide Water Street
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THIRTY.TWO YEARS IN HARNESS,

AND YET
FAIR TRAv ELLER!
FINDER the style of
BRIGGS l. ROGERS,
ROGERS l. LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS &LANGLEY,
N. A. THOMPSON 4 co,
NOW
w. b. GERS & CO.,
NO. 20 WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET,
Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES,
BRANDIES,
WHISTLES,
GIN,
PORTER,
ALE,
And all other goods usually found in first elias,
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers at
The Lowest Rates.
W. B. ROGERS & CO.,
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street,
feb 2-tf Norfolk.
Norfolk Post, Old Dominion, and virginian
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IA hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars,
25 bbls &. B. crushed and powdered Sugar,
80 sacks Rio Coffee,
125 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 boxes Mould Candles,
ESQ bbls Flour, assorted brands,
Is bbls Molasses, Is boxes Tobacco,
20 boxes Pipes, so kegs Butter,
Is boxes Cheese, Is kegs.Southampton Lard,
SO dozen brooms, 100 reams Straw Paper,
rs bbls Herrings, so drums Figs,
so cadys Tea, 100 gross Backing,
In store and for sale low to the trade.
feb 2 W. F. ALLEN & CO.
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..jan30

DRIVATE. BOARDING HOUSE AT
No. 16 Talbot Street.-Mrs. Harriet A.
Ball respectfully announces that she is prepared
to receive private boarders at SIS per week, with
good accommodations.
Call as above. feb l-lOt
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-A full suppIy
Is expected daily, and warranted pure as i'm
ported Price 500 per ton, cash on delivery.
G. W. ROWLAND,
Sso& Nevison st., near the Ferry.
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'TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF

TNYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GUM ARABIC will be found a most pleasant,
safe andspeedy remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsE-
NESS, wHoopING COUGH, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF
THE THROAT AND LUNGS Its superior efficacy in
arresting coughs, and the first stages of consump-
ton, has long been known and appreciated by
most families and physicians. Price 80 cents per
bottle at all drug stores.
"Since / introduced it here, several of eur
physicians are prescribing it with the best sue
cess" a. BUFF, Chemist,
Sse k7m~ Portsmouth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%D~ COPPER Trrs protect the toe. Of Chi.
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips: Sold everywhere. r..sg2
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WILLIAM A. GRAVES.

hANCING ACADEMY ssOr j.
- J. Martyne will open his ANCIN
G OIL on Monday, the 9Th of February,
in the tine Hall in the upper story of the Norfolk
and most fashionable dances.
TERAs:-Ten dollars for twenty-four lessons;
one-half payable in advance, the balance at the
expiration of twelve lessons. rfeb 21w,
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IN RAILROAD COMPARATIVELY ,,sr o .a1
oond-holders of this Company are requested to
report to Ihos j. Corprew, ESQ.,, Treasurer At
Norfolk, Va, the FACE numbers Of their bond.s
ana the number of COUPONS on each bond. re,
naming unpaid to the LIST July, 1866.
WIN. MALONE,
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OIICE.--i have this day received.
4 r oirect from England, 400 pairs Trace, Back
Also, fine stock of Plate and Pad Jocks
when viii be sold as low as similar goods can be-
Agent for the Remington Pistol
w X HTJnnTNu
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SHELTON & BLAMIRE.
No. 6S Crawford street,
-yanAo-4m Portsmouth
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WANTS.

HOUSES WANTED.-Wanfed ~
~ ouy several Houses for parties REMOVING /.
this City to reside. '"s -
Apply to E. G. LINDSEY & CO..
;an19.tf Real Estate Agents,
=. -" "a West Main Street. 9
SITUATION WANTED.-A voun.
~ man, having an extensive acquaintance x
tne surrounding country, would like sitpat;c,
as Salesman in Retail Business, in Norfolk ar
portsmouth. Apply at '0'~ VI
janll-tf DAY RooK sopr1cr
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Special Requisidons, No. 40, are required fI al
ARTICLES not limited by the Amy Regulations, ana
must be approved by Brigade and Division Com
mRnders. or the Commanders Of Troops massign-
ed TO Brigades or Divisions.
Reqmslions Tor supp les, for troops stationed 81
Nashville, val he hled on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, means OF
transportation, lumber, or printing when the ap-
proVal Of the Chief uartemaster is required
acquisitions and Estimates for supplies st ne
Front must be presented 10 the Depot QusrtermSs-
tiers there. Only in extreme cases val they be IS
sued on here, and then only when approved BY ths
Chief QuRrtermRster Of the Army.
All signatures 10 acquisitions and
should give the ordinary autograph OF the OmcefI
olloWed by ais rank, and the number snd designA-
ion Of his regiment or
moE u. 1866,
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OrisinaI AtIachmsnt.--NO 2g1.


IT Appearing from the anisui o "A IN tns hass,
.st he defendant has removed himself tom tbs
STATE 81 tennessee, ~ -bs ouds, lt be- therti1re OF
dercl tEsi r~ollieat on D mate Cor our successive
s-.ss q ne Nsshrla Iurr. notifying th' ssd
John T. Mg~nr 60 antu htiory John Minis, = ls
lcc 81 the Peas. 30 Mai ,uHIr. Ncufo county,
reuar~~se on he 81 dsN Cd Auoah. lstu t~oku-grr
den sad f1ere ne SAID sta-hmsai us 1he law yi-
rects, Or he ss..e sill is utken - c1ufeset and
her q paue asta 90. IhI~ the fath q y 81 Az
cu-t. las JOIN MINIS Up.
.HarH al
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County Court Smith oOan,g, Tennessee
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Estrsys.. Davidson County.

VukEN no By John n. VI azaa as a. h i4-
Ntdsua T. uu '. onc brown msre Mule. IS hsrds
htgh 1--WE yVsrs e q, q white spot on O. scsihef.
tue letter \. % thelel sroulder, no other MARKS
pencrp he. Appraised a Sp
TtkEN up tyL ". CaHey, living Is the l5h
vile, Ache not sor 81 Borse. ll.ht lore tool uh O..
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Esfraxa....OayId,on County.

TAKUN up by Wesley 81 tden, living II the topp
Puaass Hi. on I 2 LIT day Of Jan lshS, enc
Gmy Mare, s or . yen Old, shoes on ont ket,
harness ma k, lelt eye bad biz 4 name sud tH',
va ~ 40 tfots. Appra sed az ss5 90
TAEEk Up ~ A 4 Smith, iyinE IN Disir Ct No
rs, atout s mles Tom EshTile, Oh the Leuanon
Pike, one Coz sni CALF The cos = o. red color,
WI te fare, Ewhite spot on each SIDE 81 the nNe,
shit sra son briske', small undsrbit small tests,
toth ears cnf square, shout yesrs old. Woul 'ueigh
ab.u 500 pounds. The csfis = heier, . out sI
months sd Cow aud calf valued Al So 90.
iang7-sso ALhN. McDANIEL, ksnger.
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Sr,urrics o. SrooNs -hne gains g
ae.i - statistical information and
sv.nsamant from the lectures OF Arte
uus Wari For instance, he recently
iuiorme8 us. setting joking aside, that
Brigham Young, the great Aormon
MoruL. vas really worth from Eiteen TO
suen,, millions OF dollarH and that the
silver service With which his wives set
ms tAbles. Including spoona wss worth
more uhnp that OF Any ma IN America
excepting perhsps, that Of Benjamin
8 Batter
Artemus tells . great many truths in
hia oxn quiet dry way
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee,
NOVEMBER RULES. 1865.
A e.oAna. tu-a g,e~flC mmisssouer. A..

Tn NJ Armstrong. spencer sad } W MsHenry
IN this eau e II appealing TO the satisfaction Of
he CLERK sad Master from comp einanf's blt,
wnic IL ~ IN 10. lhat defendants SFeneef agd Jas.
". McHenrY are non,ro idenfs OF the stsieo OF Ten
pessSe, 20 that the ordig gy process Of Law cannot
be ser1. 4 on hem Il is therefore orlersd that
puhi oauon e made FOR iou ecu ScubFe weeks IA
me NaihFile Union, q Newspaper p1hh hed m the
city OF Nashville Tenn. gequ rag SAID deieudanis,
spencer McHenrY and Jas W hcheDrfs 10 fp5esr
al the next term Of the Cnanc ~ Court for Ofertou
county, 10 be held IN LiFiaa sion on re nrst Mon
day q Fetrusry mex, Uses and ? cad ansser or
delnu 70 conf siBsBt's bli. or The sane wi lie
taken for cen - ssd g. them, and set for n arlnF
erpare w Wight, ca ~.
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