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PROPOSALS.

- o T o N + M Il n L.
! PROF OSALS FOR ENGRAVINGS OF THE
Ill US1 RATlONs ACCOMPANYING THE RE
IC RI OF THE COM MISSIONER OF PATENTS
OFFiCE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WAsHIN GToN, April "a, 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until THURSDAY, the 18th day OF MAY. 1866 at IL
o'clock for furnishing one set of Pages of the illus
traons OF Machinery, etc. accompanying the Report
with the name and address OF the Patentee and the
character and date OF the Patent on each ilustra-
1he drawings will 6e furnished on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them INTO pages in
numerical order as nearly consistent with
neainess and compactness; and the execution
of the work must be fully equal to that fur
nished for the published report Tor 1862, which
volume. The plates to be delivered at this Office
flee of cost for transportation and subject 10 the ap
proyal or rejection OF the Superintendent of the
Public Printing. Bond and approved security will
be required for the faithful performance OF the con-
Thework will comprise about five thousand Illus.
trahons making over seven hundred pages, measur-
ing Al by S1nches Bidders are required 10 propose
or me Wolk ~ me tHusfTdfto with the understand
ing that, when more than one figure is required to
illustrate an invention design (as sometimes the
easel the whole number of figures will be estimated
and paid for as a single Illustration Awards Will be
made ito the loves and best bidder for the interest
OF the Government, due regard being paid to the
execution OF the work " under the direction of the
Joint Committee on Printing
Any further information that may be required will
be furnished upon application at this Office or to the
Proposals will be addressed to 'The Joint Com.
mttee on Printing" Washington, ID. c., care of the
sa's for Patent Office Report"
The advertisement for proposals dated the 2Sd OF
Apnl, 1866, is withdrawn
80 mwftmy7J JOHN ID. DEFREES,
Superintendent Of the Public Printing
7 N1TED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
~ OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
No. $50 q Street,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aprl 28, 1866
sealed Propose will be received at this office,
until IL O'Clock NJ, MONDAY May 21, for the pur.
chase IRON the United States, of all the IRON WORK
Tor Nineteen Spans Of "Howe's Improved Truss
Bridges" consisting the Rods, Bolts, Plates and
Dowels suitable for the different spans, the latter
varying In length from eighty to one hundred and
forty-on feet
The Iron IS now stored at the Works Of tho Cleye-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio and
will be sold by the pound. ...'.
A detailed bill of the iron, and the length of the
spans, may be obtained on application at this
office. '..-A ..'- TIT. .|
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
The Unned States reserve the right to reject all
bids, II not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for the
Purchase o. Bridge Iron"
+ j. CHILLY.
Brevet Major and A Q. NJ,
48-l8t ---- U. S. Army.
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r. e b Ell POETR ".
JACKSON is DEAD.

Inc following poem, appearing in the New
York DAILY Neo0s, if we lay aside It's reasonable
tone and aduation of Rebel, is one of the
most pleasing set of verses that has fallen
under our notice for a long time. 1t i3 almost
perfect in rhythm, and breathes the fire Of true
poetry. To our readers who can endure its senti.
me is because Of its literary excellence we
wo- Id commend its perusal.
Jackson is dead and the tears of nation
Rise with the prayers of the millions that pray,
Jackson is dead and the sad revelation
Litts the sweet incense from altars to. day.
Liberty bent DER her champion sleeping,
And shrieked as the conqueror fled from the
earth;
His country beside his still coffin is weening-
Tear'drops OF blood from tie land of his birth.
Jackson is dead weep, matron and maiden,
For him who his life for your safety did spend (;
Weep Ger the urn with his honored dust laden
The hero, the husband, the father, and friend.
Weep, for his arm was welded to save YOU
From insult and outrage, from ruin and
shame
Weep, for his life he willingly gave you,
stranger TO fortune, spurner of fame.
Jackson is dead and the camp is in mourning,
Its veterans honored by many a scar;
And warriors who, lite and suffering scorning,
Ha,e breasted the angry tornado OF war,
Bow down their heads when they hear his name
spoken,
And weep scalding tears for the hero they
love,
And kneeling they pray that the spirit, now
broken,
Nay kndle its iame-the hero's above
Jackson is dead Bear softly his ashes
AND lay them to rest near Mount Vernon's
green vale.
He hears not the cannon, he. heeds not their
flashes,
For Washington greets him a happy "All
Together they sleep, proud rivals in glory,
No longer they toll where the wild carnage
raves;
But history gilds the bright laurel ofstory
10 beam with new lustre above the twin
graves.
Jackson is dead Disturb not his sumber,
But smooth the soft pillow that raises his head:
While living he spurned the foul foe without
number,
Let not their pollution disturb him when
dead
Then, soldiers, come swear, and the oath as YOU
word it,
Let angels record with their pens from on
high,
Swear by your swords, and God shall record it,
swear to aVenge him, or by him to die!
Jackson is dead place the sod on his bosom
The wreath of his glory let history twne:
For his grave shall be sought by the pilgrims of
freedom,
The Mecca of nations, his proud countrys
shrine.
Then, youth, maid, and matron, and grandsires
hoary,
Kneel by his grave, tis blessed and free;
Great in his goodness, and good in his glory,
The spot where he sleeps must be sacred to
thee.
Jackson is dead and the angels in heaven
Gather to welcome his soul fIom the sod,
And strewing his path with celestial flowers
They lead him with songs to the presence of
God;
And blushing he takes the bright crown with the
greeting
He hears in the voice of Jehovah alone
Then heaven applauds, and the angels repeating
The sentence eternal: Good servant, we'll
DONE"
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.EsH BEEF AND EGETABLEs
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
. ~ Nav 10, 1856 J
Sealed Proposals, endorsed proposals tor Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this Blu.
Teau until O'Clock p NJ on the 22d day of Nav
instant, for the supply OF 0,000 pounds of FRESH
BEEF, and $4,000 pounds OF FRESH VEGEIA.
BLES, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Station,
as required. The Beef and egetables must be OF
good quality, and the best the market affords and
each Article must be offered for by the pound. The
Beet is to be in equal proportions, foe and hind
quarters. .-.- ...
Bonds, with approved security will be required in
one half the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per cent. in addition Mill be withheld from
the amount of each payment to be made, collateral
secnlity for the due performance OF the contract,
which will, on no account, be paid until 1t is fully
complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a
written guarantee, signed by one or more RESPONSE
bic persons, that the bidder or bidders Will II his
their bid be accepted enter INTO an obligation within
five days with good and sufficient suretles, 70 furnish
tie articles proposed.
No proposal lDiH be considered unless accompanied
by such guarantee and by satigdct0ry eUideRce that
the btddeT is regular dealer m the article proposed
and has the license required by act of Congress-
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov
eTnment, LN.. ...
-..... II. BRIDGES,
10 lot - Chief Of Bureau.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
~ A l. OF STEAM GRIsT MILL
~ AT THE
CAVALRY DEL Oh GIFSBORO, d. C.
GUARTEhMAsTl r., 6 ENHRAL's OFPICF

w.sY,xoroi FIBsT u r DtVlslos E,5,,1 1000

~ AT THE
CAVALRY DEL Oh. GIFSBORO d. c.
(UARTEhMAsT sTl r. GENERABs OFFICE
FIRsT DIVISION,
WARRINGTON, u. c., April H. 1866 !
by ofcer OF the Qusfefmastcr Genera, there will
the q Objection Of Captain George i. Browning,
ON WEDNESDAY Nav 9s, 1866,
at; az ~ oecek the following described public pro-
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
tframe, with m,.sivo I'LL. o,s.a.., ,o,-oo
het with coal, hav and engine houses attaohed All
o, VI Ihe very best material, and in the
A so, at the same time and place. the macbinerv
"AS 0STE IN TEN FNSiN4e 81 me mil eonSsnng OF
ana twenty -iour (24 inches stroke set moon bsavv
cast IRON bed-plate, with cold snd hot water pumps
pulley of the same material Ten u0i feet in d;ams
yer ana twenty-iour (24) inches face with Judsons
TWO t2l BOILERS, OF 6O-HoRsE POWER
EACH, ~
made OF the best boiler iron, vesixteentbs I6l of
an inch in thickness five 10y feet in diameter and
fourteen 4I feet five (5 inches in Ien1tb: eacS snS
loleT containing seventy-six (76) lap.weIded dues
,h s &C. anu 9neourth tl inches diameter,
IEN Joy PAIRS Oh REEDS PATENT BUCK
MM9H6AM THIRTY tSOJ INCHES SPRING
constructed of solid French burr millsone and a..
IN heaVy, welibalanced frames, with hay-cufters
elevators, and conYeyors sufficient to cut and handie
the hay. greln and prepared feed on the most eeo-
nomical and labor-saYIng plan.
Inc shafting Is OF finished wrought iron and the
pulley OF cast ron faced and balanced with hanperS
and boxes sufficient TO drive ten 0 pairs of burrs
etc; he main driving belt is OF iour (4J Div rubher
ana twenty'four l24) inches wide. The belts for
oINlhg ihe mills, etc. are OF the best oak.tanned,
patent stretched leather
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, are OF the very best materials ana
Workmanship, ana are still in excellent condition
ana hne working order, the mill having been IN one.
ration only about fifteen months -
II deemed advisable by the agent OF the Govern
ment on the day Of sale, the buildings viii be sold
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Purchasers will be required to remove their
property before the first (1rtl day of July next
grounds W AO
A boat fol, Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Any further information that NAV be desired will
be gwen upon application in person or by letter 10
captain GEORGE I. BROWNING, Assistant Quar-.
termaster, GiesborO, or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN
Quartermaster-Gen GENERALS Office. 4is6w
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MEDICAL.
V X POP U Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
CE SUPERINTENDENT PUBlIo PRINSTINd,

No. 771 South THIRD Street
Price, s1'0O per Bottle; $500 for half.a.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure In cheertully
Recommending the use of Wright's Tar Syrup for
cougl colds, consumption, whooping-cough, spotted
Inflammation, and restriction Of air vessels in the lungs
etc: , he remedy should be in every family -
Charles H. Grafen, Sunday Gerca,y sss vHSs: ofice.
James Nolen Inquirer office --'-0. |....
William F, Corbit, Associated Press
william II. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police
graph, Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Randolph, Front and ombard streets.
James W. Perrine No. ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No 1928 Gaskill street
John oodside No. 1881 Franklin street
Robert Thompson No. 16O8 Walter street
X. q. Maren, No. 626 franklin street
j Geboff, No 73l s. Second street
!. ". Howard, No Dock street t1''~
II. G. Bartlett No. S27 s. second street.
l.. Rates No. sos Arch street
Albert Martin; No. AT s. Second street
Ma hOmSs Swe No 20 % w TeaIS sans0m sfrse street
4. M. Carthy, No. leo Ereth . alley.
George wilson: No 296 Race street.
W. +. Brooks, No. SO North Second street. ...
M. j. Hassett, No. Il9 Canal street.
5, seymour Rose Bustleton. ".
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
X. II. w ellingi on, second and Quarry streets
y. Il. Thomas No. 1856 South sixth street.
William Barns No. 6l5 South Front street.
=. $. SANFORD, Opera Manager ..
John Maginnis rear of NJ 1874 North Second street
Mrs. 5. X. Choate, Newark, DEL
Ay. William B. Wriqht:-
SIR I've take pleasure In recommending your ITAR
SYRUP (of which we have already scld considerable
loI the complaints set forth In your printed bill already
submit ed 10 the public As gratifying act to suffering
humanity we VIII cheerfulY recommend prepara-
ton TO afflicted with diseases which 1t Is designed to
.. DuKs & SON, Druggists.
n, L. corner Pine and sixth streets.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CE sUPERVlsIN6 COMMIssARY
DEPARTAtEST OF VIRGINIA AND

DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND !
NORTH CAROLINA,
RICHMOND Va. Apri, 80, 1885, J
SALE OF HARD BREAD Ar PUBLIC
q AUCTION. Ii.
, Will be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
me nth day of May, 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. M at the
United States CommissarY Storehouse, Goldsboro,
n n ", about three hundred and sxtY'tOur thousand
chasers -
This bread is in boxes of fifty C5Ol pounds each.
Tern s-Cash, In Government funds, on day of
THOMAS @. SULLIVAN,
b2Et Breyet Major and q. S., U. s. a.
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T0R sALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHIS
ID OF Capewen q Co. s Patent Wind Guard and Az
Heater for Coal Oh LAMBS, i prevents the Chimney
third the oil Call them they but Ten cent?
No. 203 RACE street, Philadelphia Sample sent 20
part OF ths United states on receipt Of S5cens. sa
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PROPOSALS,
GOVEBNMENC c SALE or TIE MILITARY
NJ RAlLhOAD Ar BRbZOS SANTlALO,
QUARTERMAsTER-GEN OFFICE,
u MAEuINGInN- d l. Anil 10 1890 I


QUARTERMAsTER-GE EHERAL's OFFICE 1
-. WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aprl 19, 1866
lhe attention OF capitalists seeking q profitable
nVesinent is invited to this sale.
, Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of
Rai Transpotsonle NJ WAsRiW4TnN ~ N'T1 ~ ano
unili me hrst Gay of June next az u O'Clock NJ
l9r me purchase Of all this right nj @ and interest
-, ,ne Onlted States IN and TO ihe Omitted States
mlniary hailroad nom Brazos Santiago to Whites
hanche, 1exas.
The sale will include the entire track and sid.
lngs bulloings, water stations turntables bridges,
etc. the ralloao materials and suppl es pertaining
machinery, and other equipment
Inc sale will not include the tite to the land
which Goes not belong to the United States.
lhls road Is about ten miies length, and extends
nom BTazos Santiago 10 Whites Rancho, on the
mo GRANGE From this point connection is made
by steamer with Brownsville and Matamoras
This route is the shortest and best for The immense
traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the Interior
Oh southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the
communication by rail alone can readily be ex-
tended to Brownsville -
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
dmcuh and tortuOus navigation. Boats on the
river now charge II IS stated for freight to Browns
VILE as high as 50 per BARREL and tor passengers s15
each.
The road is fiveteet Guage, good ties I rail, and
More particular description OF the property can
De obtained at this office, at that OF the Chief
Suartermaster ID iitary Division OF the Gulf at New
condition of the sale will be that transportation
snail be furnished for all Cover nment troops and
suppnes, whenever required, at The rates paid by
Railroad.
The terms Of payment accetted will be those
considered the most favorable TO the Govern
ment,
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds to be
palu on acceptance eff proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals ....
Proposals should be endorsed, proposals for pur-
chase OF BTazos santiago ana Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed to the DIVISION of River and Rail
Transportation, QuarteTmaster Generals Office
Washington ID. G.
By order of the Quartermaster Geueral.
ALEXAN DER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. O. M, in charge OF Fourth
Division Q. Nj. g. o. ... 423tM31
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, AT
y FORTRESS MONROE Va.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGR OFFTCE D
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, April 26 1866
The following articles OF irregular clothing viii he
sold at Public Auction, az Government CIotbinS
storehouse, on road leading to Camp Hamilton.
Fortress Monroe, Va, on WEDNESDAY, NAV 1R'
1866, at l0 O'Clock A, NJ. viz - - ~
5l50pairs leggnRs new.
1866 PAIRS howsers, new.
SO citizens coats, new,
% pairs brORans, new
Marine jackets, new.
% Zouave vests, new.
23ZoUave searIs, new.
19 ZOUave caps, new.
2ZouaVe jackets, new.
l64 great coats, damaged.
l22 dress coats, damaged.
90 hats and caps, damaged.
Tern s-Cash, IN Government funds.
Purchasers must remove their property within five
DAYS from date OF sale
BY order OF Quartermaster- General.
r JOHN LIVERS,
Military Storekeeper United States Army.
-. Il. f. JAMES,
Az l6t Auctioneer.
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Ar lot

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
" WILMINGTON, Del, May 4, 1865
Will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bid.
der, on FRIDAY, May l8, 1885, at the Government
Stables, SHIPLEY Street, below Ninth the follow
ing clothing, camp and garrison equipage, viz :
8 Cavalry PrVate's Jackets.
33 Bed Sacks (slngle)
80 annel Shirts.
Drum Case
"a Hospital Tent Pins (largel
28 Hospital Tent Pins (small)
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
1eTm--Cash, in United States currency.
BY order Of the Quartermaster. General:
.' G. w. GALLAGHER,
5710t Captain and A. Q. IA.
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For sa @ also at .-..
JOHNsO HOLLOWAY b CoWDEN's,
DY0TT & CO.'S,
md all principal Druggists ana Dealers.

DYOTT & CO.'S
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
lie is prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup to
any part OF the country Persons desiring other
mat ion by mail will incose postage stamp and answers
Will be returned as soon as the exgencies OF business
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT, n
32O NO III s. THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa
1 Ar. LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
i Dyspepsia. Diarrhga Rheumatlsm, Sick Head
ache, and all arrangements of the Liver They purify
the blood and make the skin se1t and air For sale by
Dr. tEsSEY No 1893 N NINTH street. Philadelphia
CAGDEN, n. j September2 ls65-Or Lessey-Dear
Sir -: gives great pleasure to add testimony In
favor of your vegetable Liver Pnls " l had been
aIc ted with deraDPed ondition OF the Liver for
years. and, during that time, suffer intensely
acrd discharges rom stomach and bow els, seriously
p ostl ang my physical and mental energies for weeks
at time SO much so that my Liz was despaiIed OF
But, tn Ough kind Providence, was introduced 20
YOU, and by the use of Pills have been wonder
fully restored, not having had attack my old
all lost single SABBATH service. They act like
charm II ad IL not been for them, have doubt
should have been laid aside rom the mniitry
must aOd a Iew lines IN favor of your Life Pre-
server or Vegetable Liniment / have used Il for
Eryspelas Scalds and Burns snd Infammations; II
produces remarkable results i was cured of a very
ba1 sore by It's use Many OF my neghbors using it,
and it gives universal satisfaction At should be in every
house. Yours,
4@mWf-m" THIRD Street. amden, N. j.
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DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGEs
i at Fortress Monroe, Virginia. FRIDAY, May
=, Wlll be sold at Public Sale, at Fortress Monroe,
Virginia, on FRIDAY, May 1S, 1866, at lO'cIock
"A. M the following named barges, viz -
Barge Reliance" doubledecked barge, in good
condition. H
Length, lOS feet; breadth, 20 feet inches; depth,
Ieet inches. '-'
tonnage, about $50 tons; hull of white oak, with
windlassion deck.
Barge "Kate," single decked barge, in good con-
ditOn. Wa
Length, 9S feet; breadth, II feet inches; depth.
Sieet OF aboul 130 IONS burden; hull of white OAK
Barge Oneida" ooubIe-decked barge, in good
Length SO feet; breadth, % feet depth, feet g
inches; OF about l3o tons burden; hull OF white oak:
wiDdass on deck IRON elects -
Barge waikiki" a three-decked barge in good
condition..
Length, 100 feet; breadth, 81 feet; depth, G feet:
OF about 20 tons burden; hull of white oak wind.
lass on deck
Terms LASH IN Govern ment funds
By order Quartermas er-G General.
.. A. p. BLUNT,
Brevet Colonel and A O M
T.. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. 598t
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsURANC
iiSooRPoRArEp By BGYRMFAEf' FAE 'IEe1sLArURp
o.-,a,, PENNs sYLYANIA, 1885. -
OFFICE sfRrGPs Il f9sNFs FHIIlRpEEpH lH5RR HED wAINU
ON vrsshMIAsRINE MARINE INSURANCE
SSSSRSoi'r To all parts of thow
INLAND INsURANCEs
on Goods by BiveT Canal, Lake. and Land Carriage
-, :. Fl FIRE Rfr iSsURASGGs NJ 5HS SR5i3
ON on s,sTSs SsTSs'bSIse bMsgna genTsESIy TSn!s. o,o
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
tlOO 600 United States per cent loan ,OOOOo
NVSSS NS : $40 per cent. loan, loan. l'' 10000
Treasury Notes. I04 97b N
100 600 state OF ennsylvania Five Per Cent
$4,000 St ate Of Pennsylvania Six Per Gent ~'''
1875 600 CITY q Philadelphia SIX Per Cent. @a'o'
On ooo Loani::.,.. liz sl2 50
o,ooo g gas 3 six Per Cent Bonds. 9OOOOOO
o, nm w gegs M SIX Per Cent BSnds 2s7SOW
!, oOO gSse sSS SIX Per Cent Bonds 2s75O 90
7,so sdelphia:. - .i.. Is6s7N
cOo ,o road Company ..........,........... s5sOp
.O Ooo - Railroad Company. ny.................. S25OOO
% oOo ment subject 70 ten days; cal .. 4OOOOVo
,,o zoo ....'... Is sOOO 90
liens on City Property. 100000
sl,CS6,s5O Par Market value. 49,. ss9e $50 90
heal Estate. ate......,...................,. 36OO0O0
Bills receivable for in urances made I2l OIS 81
Balances due at Agencies. Premiums
on NJ 4rfne Policies Accrued Inte-
rest, and Other debts due the Com
psny. .....;........,............. 40 5llA
scrip ana stock OF sundry Insurance
and other Companies, : 133 Est
Cmhteu Hhlue..'..'.......,........... 29lOD
Sssh Ch IN Banks...... ......S55,956 SO
Cash In Drawer.... ........ 67s4s
- B,635S1
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