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and import 500 boxes uer bark setI.u ,od At ~
Ssso Per box Lemons selling JoJGing lots at tsa
GusHr DAesThoro have been saoa OF 1oo bslos al 2Ic
oaBh. "
oUsNY CLorn-Tlo market Is quiet, saos of IS uslcs
at PKG cJsii. '
& MAyA1 IL S1,GunLsnsprts =, Turpcn!s n lpodorne do
tiero have been sales oi ilnpcrLanco '|'''
suaAn.Tho market is steady, with n moderate de.
hds air 10 good rohnlnG ai ai,ic: CO hhs grocery
at l2a12'ic per b. Refined Silgurs selling at IG,a
los{c Tor conec crushed.
:, F9nEioS FIsAsclAL MArrpns.-Ths return OF the
syos tho following results when compared with tlo
Tic Rest r3. 1872 Increase. n ss.
p,SdL Public %Cposa ;19iis21 .2T,ii5
t,ov't & Securities. si2 .s.t.27a No eilango.
Stlor n,o securities: Decrease. a66I5
JS9 snount Of s n9es in eireutisn q G2s be-
OF f276a5o when compared with the prccedIug return.
Wilmer Smiths European Tines. Of 18th inst. has
tho fullowlnG
In monetary aud commercial Affairs. ,lerc il little
change TO note since Inst review. II anything there
IL better feeling atl prices We'll maintained sill
there Is an absence Of business and whether In the pro-.
uuce markets. thu manufacturing districts tho stock
exchanges. lttn or nothing Is cling done. There IL
plenty Of money ON offer at low rates but disposition
II shown 10 uRe Tho advantages open for either mercantile
| or speculative purposes.
Tho bank return wo publish to-day shows that the
coran of the accounts Is still In the old direction The
deposits nvins largely ncrcnsed and the loan dis.
count business having fallen of. the presents
further Increase OF E6ls.8a5 and the aggregate
aldrraby exceeds fifteen and half inillionH Tho III.
creas"-f276 250-n tho coin au bullion falls short by
only s26 75U Of the amount OF gOi sent into thr bank
from abroad during tho week. and from this Il In TO be
inferred thai the quantity OF coin in circulation The
provinces IL equal 10 tlo harvest requirements The
stock Of bullion Is now fG2s 237 In of tho notes In
the hands Of the public On tile only previous
when Ruch circumstance occurred. rantly in 1852 tho
difference was fiDS Before the cnt Of tho present
month that total will be considerably exceeded.
Tho discount demand both az tho Bank AMI in the open
amount fmoncy indeed, for which there IL demand
although the rates for its uso low as to ~ 4
cent In the stock Exchange there Ia also plethora
money and loans English Government securities
offered as low ps Il ccnt.
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BOARDING DEPARTM1GNr

This department Is under the immediate
control Of the President, and the young
ladies constitute part Of his family. They
will have the constant care Of the lady
teachers in sickness aud in health. The
rooms are large, well ventilated and wch
harmed in cold weather. For the style Of
living at tile College, the President takes
the liberty TO refer to Rev. Il. p Franks,
j. H., Of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
crs. Also, to Col. William l.. DcPass Of
Camden, Horace Nichols, ESD, Of Column
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members of the College family. All
young ladies' from distance, are expected
to board at the College.
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NEW BOOKS.
PAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

NfNI " FN"VI6N VI MFDICINE
\ NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY ". PAINE A. D.
Professor OF the Principles and Pracrr Medicine md
Pathology in the Philadelphia University or Moriur
and Surgery; author Of panes Practice Of Surgery:
work on OBSTETRICS and Mstora Mcdca author OF New
school Remedicsi an Epome OF Ehrr,ios Practice OF
Medicine; a Review Il Homeopathy; Work OIL lilo His
tory Of Medicine; I "- OF University Medical SUR
g:cal Journal &C., &c II IL royal octave OF 960 pa2es
and contains null description of all diseases known In
medicine and surgery Including those OF women and
children. together with their pathology aud
s the new nn improved methods. prico 81 postage 5(
cents
Address the author. No. ?3a ARCH STREET, philadel
phia, Pa.
ALSO. A NEW WORK.
Entitled New School Medicines which is the only worl
ever published upon Mai,ra Mcdica, embracing all The
Ec.ectic, iiomoel ahc. and Botanic Item ,ie5 with
full regular Materia Mcdra Price S.; postage free
Address as above.
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EXPENSHS.

1t is confidently believed that while this
institution offers high inducements, in tho
way Of educational, social, moral and re-
iigious advantages, it holds ont motives OF
pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater than
any other. Look at the advertisements of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make saving by
sending TO Spartanburg.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1867
uIiI.ACK LOYALTY"

LET THE TRUTH OF nIrIORY BE PRESERVED:
From the Selv FORK Ciasen.l
:.iSh a million Of lives we have spent.
And three billions of dollars or moro,
That each fettcr In twain should Jc rent
Aud the sarc-Iorn be heard mover more:
Full nix years have given tn tho Black.
And the u Ing waa uni!ouO ctlly right
Now suppose, Just to alter the tack,
we devote half al hour to tho White?
When tho South IN its lour Of mad pride
At Fort Sumter let drive the nrst shot.
Neck and hocls Our poor Sanbo WIS tian,
And the North held one olil OF the knot;
But onr hold We lei 60 at the sound.
For both hands wo required in tho 6ght--
And tho War for tho Binck WIS then found
Quito a tough job of work for the White.
Well. wo foueht-Byc, for four years we fought,
Pouring out lavish treasure and life
Did the black then nriso ns ho ought,
Clenving Northward With torch aud With knife
And his nia>tors were far from his track.
Under Johnston md Lco In the fsht
There was nothing 10 hold the rlack back
From assisting his champion. tho White.
Did lie aid us when bleeding wo stood.
To chase from him alaycry'P dreams.
Or to Lee aent no ci1thtng and food.
Harness, POWDER equipments md tesms1
We all know that In one single Stale
revolt would la7o onlcd tho fight
so no moro Of their loyalty" praic,
For the Black rcbs wcro worse than the Willie.
Tho White rebels came with n chcor.
Their bayOncts nsiant aud a;,low,
whilo the Black robcs skunk In tue rear,
Assisting tand ircclyi our foe;
Phillips. Sumner, and mon OF that schoUl.
Nay click-claittr from morning till night
But II Black or White rebels must rule,
Thou, by Heaysnl count mo In tor tho White.
II would aickeu a dog. this vile cant.
That wo hear Of .'blnck loyalty now
And notice tho tTadllers who rant
On the subject, wcro fnr from tho row;
But since cold lnR been Lees latest gun,
And since Johnston Stacked arms HIier fight.
We told ''by Black valor wG won
IT'S all humbug to laurel the White!
To the Black rebel glory and powor
To the White rebel chains and disgracei
Oh. madness. and worse, rules the hour.
We are folae TO faith, wisdt III. md racei
To my heart with you, Lonsstrcot and Hill.
Johnston, L"c-every man in tile nght-
You were rebels. and bad ones but stil
You share my misfortunes-you'ro whitel
MILES O'REILLY,
Late Private A7th RcR't ~ Y. Vol. 1nfnntEy.
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NOTICE.

Students coming by Spartanburg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, on Monday, Wcdnes-
day or Saturday-they will then come
through without detention
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THE TEACHERS

Have all had much experience, two of
them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady teachers all graduated in
one of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart
ments.
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ConEfRnees per nouth Carolina HaIIroad
September ~.

ConsfRnees per nouth Carolina HaIIroad
September ~.
ss bales Cotton % bacs Mdzc 100 bbs and 293 sacks
Flour - bbls Naval Stores Wood, &C. TO Courto
nay Trenholm. N Nobson, Ralroad hRont, Walsh,
Street Bros 4 Co. Johnston. Crows Il Go, Goldsmith 4
Bon. Marshall, Jr, Pntchtt, Graeser er, Ice, Smith
Co II Rodgers Co. II Daggett l. Co, A Balinas. z
1aHs. Do.linR, o 1hoder, Movry Co Adams,
Frost Co. q Walter { Co, LII Aver h Co, Marion.
bod. KinApapx. LAnntAu Co. q " Williams Co, d F
Kramer Jefors q 20, Thnrston 4 Holmes, T A VII.
bur, W " smitb. q MoIo.
consiguees per Northeastern Railroad,
September AZ,
10 bales Cotton. log bbls Naval Stores Mdre &c To
Ksndan Docfery, A Qulchsnbush q W williams
Co, II Bisehon co, J D Kirkpatrick p Freeman
E P.1tehett Marshall. Jr. atonsy, Reedor, J
Bradley, Jr.
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THE TEXT BOOKS
In use can all be procured in Spartan
burg, at reasonable prices
APPARATUS, &c.

The College has a beautiful and extern
siye Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures on these sub
jccts, free to all, will be delivered during
the year.
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PI.E a SIT

After roading this, hand it to some ono
who has daughter TO educate, or post it
up in some public place.
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IExf,ENSB.S,

Each Music pupil receives my lessons
during the Session, and can use 4
pinno for practice from onr to M,re hours
daily There are six pianos in the College.
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as rcr.
formers as we'll as teachers
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New Orlenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September 23.-CorroS-we have
again to report inactive market, tic pre-
yaipg that operated ngaius Tho movement OH Satur-
dny. There were Two three parties ont, who wero
nnIlous 10 complete unfinished orders, tho execution
which ailesl. i'll consequence OF 'hc low prices which
they wrre prctiicatcd; but apart from tis there
decided Discrimination TO operate, the depressed state
the New York h.,?ket, in connection with lilo unayor
that satisfactory purchases be ecced later in
the ont The aya transactions triilng, In iact
too riiling Ia require rccaritulatop There being
market deem IL entirely incXpediebt to Hazard any
remark ns 10 the position OF prccs Tho prevailing cpl
demic materially contributes TO the general stagnacy
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF CHAR TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer 81 Helena. Boyle Georgetown, c. 20 tierccs
Rice. To Shackelford Kelly, II Prlnge, MInla n
McGory, Mrs d Ward. Risey Creighton. Major AIc.
Elrath.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr c NJ Novins, Drown. Hilton Uesd-w Roach.
From this Fort.
Steamship Alabama Limebnrncr. Now York, Sept "a.
Cleared for thia Port.
Schr " Smith. Tooker at New York, Sept 2a
Entered Outward.
The Charleston, Morley. for this port Liverpool Sept
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Those INTENDING to patronizo the Col
lego, will confer q favor by Immediately
addressing the President, at Spartanburg,
sc,
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BOSTON September 2I-Corros-1he market ls
dull ManIiacturers purchase only In small lots At 2sa
FnuIF-An import Of 1900 bo1es Malaga Lomona, per
A2tk pAplsl WeSstcS; haa been sold Private terms
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Augusta aInrhct.
Mobile alurkct.

MOBILE September 21.-CuTrOS.-Tbp demand to
day very good Sulcs to thr iGD bales wert
made ut 2n,inale for Mdling Tho market closed ilrn,
al quotations.
MoSrrAuY-Te demand for to,,l continues very light
For Stclng :hcrc is only lIniich demand. Tho narke
closed dull iu annexed ,D iions: Goil l42al43 Sior
ling Gu days. ljp sight 1885, Francs nominal: New Yorl
Sight premium chrcking Il discount buying; New Or
leans Sight lar ~ discount,
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mcnlOrunItQ

Steamer George Upton, from Boston for Charleston
disabled her mnchiner! when ten mil, south Of Black
Island, aud put Into Now London the 2i inst for
pars. whore sho will bo detained tao days.
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{. HIN ElsAL REM

Spar,anburg Female College, under the
patronage al the South Carolina Confer
ence, was opened for the admission Of
pupils IN the 26th August, 1865
The site Of the t'ollege Buildings is one
Of the most pleasant and desirable locations
that could have been selected.
The Campus encLoscs fifteen acres Of
woodland, on the summit Of a hill, over
looking the town Of Spartanburg, and Il
half mile or more, distant from it
Secluded from the excitements aud at :
fractions of the town thoroughfares, with
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural
qnietude, the pupils enjoy every facility for
mental aud moral culture
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE And SURGERY.

sEArr-MoSTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, sURogRY
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL LITRnA-
TURE, DEVOTED THE PROFESSION AND
THE PEOPLE.
The cheapest Medical Paper in the world published
evcrF two weeks at tie University Bnding Ninth street
South OF Walnut.
22aust" soPies.' .$lOu
FiVo copies 10 one address. ess..................43S
Ten copies TO one address.
Fifteen copes to one addrees. ,.,,..,...93
TWENTY copies to ono addrsss ........ 1910
Tho grters up OF the Club shall have one copy gratis
Address W PAINS Ar ID Fdifor
September IL PhiIsdeiphis Pa
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- sESSIoNsS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 18th, 1865
The Spring Session will open February
Goth, and close July StI,, 1868.
Vacation extends from close of Spring,
Session, to October lsi
y few lays recess ut Christmas
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FlA.CT LTN'.

FACULTY.
Rev. ANsoN W. CUMMINGS, \. NJ, H. D.,
President and Teacher Of Mathematics. and
Lecturer OH Natural Science. &c.
Mrs |. II cuMMINGs,
Teacher Of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science
Miss ALICE NJ SHELnoH,
Music. Embroidery, Painting. Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c
Miss ALICE LoMAX,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE Y. r. SuELnoN,
French, Music. History
Miss NJ. JANE WorFoRU,
Natural Science. Latin, &c
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COM MNIIIRCIAII.
The charleston Cotton Market.

The Chnricston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
tHApLEsroS. Friday Evening, Sept ~. 1867. /
Tho market hal lower tendency. buyers being gene.
rally unwilling to purchase unless a falling Salcs
l72 bales at irregular decline Of a cent 4 ib-say
IS at III % at 17 IL at 49, nj ls Lat lsa Is at 10;
i2nt ipi; l. at 20; uul so private lcrms We quote
Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary. ........7 CITY
LOW Mludiig. g.............--.......B O.
HiWtiiltl. ............... ...l9 0C-
o'Iht .H's0s2u
Augusta Mnrl,ct.
AUGUSTA, September nG.- -rISAScnL-UnLp-prn
kets buying nt lI2alIi nnd selling ut liG.
SiLvEn--iuyinR nj II. anu selling at i3i
CoITeS-Wc bnvc TO report rood demand tor cotton
to-day, resulting In sales tales shs wing decline
Of Ha1c. Say FOR New York classification middiiIs 10
low hlliS. is; good ordinary, II; ordinary. l5,iG
Tho fouH Ing tho sales made: at lG at H. 4S Rt
.S at ISi. II nj 49,, 2T5 ~, nj l9 aud bales
Oh private terms. Receipts 2G2 bales.
WnEAT-Rod s2a2 20: white 81 nan 40
CoRS-Piiuc White 81 50al 55; yellow aud mixed 81 &c
al 40
ncoS-Shoullers IGtaal:; II d sides ia.;; e Il Side:
lph; sid0s 2oae01:c.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer 81 Helena, from GEORGETOWN C-Mrs n
Hi.ehen and children Mintz, II Carr, Isaiah,
II hf,dc and dsrk
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TRIPLE sHEET-THBEE CENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-27

xu-A NEFARIOUs BUSINEsS.-t the
,chlv freiehted ship that Is tracked by the robbers
~ me sea and on the same principle 1t 10 the
nopular specific that the land buccaneers, called.
ronn,erfeiters. select for their shining mark.
HosTErTER's STOMACH BITfERS
stand pre- eminent among medicinal prepara lions
In this country. The demand for them 10 some
thing neutrality-suspicious.; hence the coun-
tsrfeitsrs knowfnll we'll that II they can impose
their fiery fluids upon the people as that famous
tonic, they can make fortunes by the fraud. They
are now at work Detectives on the trail Of some
of them, and others have been already brought to
book. Let the public second the proprietors Ia
their efforts TO battle the reckless scoundrsls who
seek stonee to poison the community and swindle
the Arm that has produced the finest vegetable
bitters ever manufactured. Thinking TO dodge the
lew, the counssrfeters afxing to their bottles
names resembling In photography and sound that
OF H0STKTTER, such 40 'Hochstetter, !" "Hoof-
stetter," and the like. VIII the public be kind
enough to look TO this, and TO see also thst the
label Is all right, with Its vgnette OF st. George
and the dragon, and Its tiny note of hand, signed
.HOSTETTER SMITH" The proprietors will
do their part to protect the million from imposi-
ton, and they ask the million TO be- on the alert
against the plotiers against their health.
fe 27-eodsw HOSTRTTER b SMITH.
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Negroes and the Offices.

The Raleigh Standard does not under
stand why the Dispatch thinks that ne
groes are not eligible to Office under the
Sherman bill. We reply, simply because
the Sherman bill requires, not that negroes
shall be made eligible to Office, but that
the elective franchise shall be extended to
them. EspreSsio asni,ls ercl,lSio est alterius.
The, fact that, in plain language, we are
required to make them voters is itself proof
positive that we are not required to make
them officers. The first section Of the
constitutional amendment, too, has thus
received congressional exposition.
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RIoHMoND T TE gaorR lSp Iss4su
Hs ~ Tohp dmdsscsRf Bensas Of q. W. DA,
WIS ssm SaSr ms,e . Tnasa ss
THuhspAs az. most distinguishsd professors OF
rsss IN this city assisted By Of hsdy and
and The glcaaoS !sso N
TTEEpnp pn yFTHKgi. has also kindly volunteered
S,s ssYyices. New and beautiful seleetions, s 2,
music WIN be rendered on lbs oTfvR fSTER-
will make this tha MOST ATThAOiifn -"
Tieteis and reserved seats are to be nad atthe
Ths uisnos usad or this occasion ara from inc
celebrated factory Of Charles snen ana L,uael
mann's cy cloid pianos from the Richmond musies'
hTICKETs OF ADMISSION: Private boxes -
and Ss all other partSof the house, 70 GEMS: ..
No extra charge for reserved seals. -
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4ahnlond 4jspstlh.
WEDNESDAY ....FEBRUARY u 1867.


~. What becomes Of Jefferson DAVIS nnues
the new regime. Can no not be tried besoIe =
military commission 10 be appointed py INC
brlsadier- general commanding n', ,sn ;,,d,c,a,
az What will be the worth OF the yuus,
decisions affecting debts, titles sc. ren@e.s ra
I'm the southern States since 1863 oy omceIs
acting under authority OF the Governmme s,,S
declared by the higher law 70 o nun ON"
'1 cM How do those persons pardoned by the
President for participation In the "lale IN
haony" stand IN regard TO the provisions -.
the last eons.su,ionsi or no.,
a. Will the janice River sna J-,rcinia. or
canal belong 10 "provtstonsI NNnss.I com
beat the absolute disposal OF the
manding. -PesUsesrp f"de''
We trust our people will not suppose
that cb.o. has come again. The queries
Of the Inder, though not intended for that
nurnose, are undoubtedly we'll calculated
70 excite unnecessary apprehensions. We
would reply to them as follows:
l. JEFF. DAVIS cannot be tried by q
military commission. This act gives the
"awful brigadiers" power to organize
commissions for the trial Of persons for
offences hereafter to be committed. They
viii hardly ego back on u.s."
2. Judicial decisions affecting debts,
titles, &C., rendered by the officers OF de
facto or provisional government Will DC
held TO be good. Those rendered IN 'nls
State even during the war, are now re-
spected.
a Pardoned persons are included among
the DISTINGUISHED. An amendment 10 the
ch.ro.n bill was offered in the Senate by
NJ DooLrrrLE Tor Mr.. CowAN), which
nrovided that persons pardoned ain &C
cordance with the Constitution and laws"
should not be disfranchised, or disqualified
for Office but it was voted down by q large
majority.
4. The military will have nothing to do
with the canal. Their duties are defined
clearly. They are to "protect all persons
"lnegroesl in their rights ofperson and pro-
"perty, to suppress instruction, disorder,
" and violence, and to punish, or cause to be
"punished, all disturbers of the publicpeace
land, by way of warning, this includes edi-
torsl and criminals" Not another duty is
entrusted to them. And even these duties
they may "allow" our local tribunals to
perform for them. ..E
The sixth section claims, not for the
military, but for the United States, "para-
mount authority" "to abolish, modify,
control, or supersede" our existing State
governments task which we shall likely
perform for ourselves, and thus save Con-
gress some trouble. ....
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@ SOMETHING TO TIE TO.-No remedy

Mt SOMETHING TO TIE TO.-No remedy
4 8 more widely known or generally used than
PLANTATION BITTERs.
"They are not for day, but for all time. !" They
have stood the test of trial This is because they
do what they are recommended to do. They re-
lieve pain and cure disease.
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Vertigo, Pain In the
Side, Headache, Cold Feet, Langour, Dizziness,
and al diseases caused by Stomach out Of repair,
we most confidently recommend the PLANTA-
TON BITrERS.
and Sick OF Life, worn down by Dyspeptic ago.
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