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SIEABIE INPRUYED PRoPERrY ~ l.
DY GREEN WILLIAMS

HORSES. MI LIS. WAGONS. HARNESS. COW =
toRS. HAY. POTATOES. AND FARNIy..
ITENSlLS. At AZ, TIuN
n nn WEDNESDAY. Drcernhrr :. lSel - IN
~ clock a. iH.. we -hall I'll. on the farr1 II
- m. 81 ry .E- l.. ius iiv, miles fr,,fnM ash
lu-fon city. and aloiuiug tle faTIa y Geo " Rigs
Esl. on the road leading from Bai.usfurr 10
s''lrhia MIL the f,.llowiug articles VIII paig-
q excellent praJght Horses. n good condition snf
Young. yCo'I biaCA,l sup-tior FIlly, for single rv
dnuli" harness: 2eNcclient Mules: ) Farm Wagons,
ana Spr.DE Market Na-Cn: Single aid Double nar-
nesS; nne Mich Cows. H. if.r- and Bull fN-
years old. being nr-tslsss stock: hu harrl> Corn
tolls lmC Tlntuthg Hay. i- bushels PoiaiuaS aud
Nov lng Machine, Horse Rack. straw Garter P!0~-,
Harrops. and other Farming Utensils Ne 4 en- IN
Necessary t. CuuIn@rate.
Term, uf sale: All SUMS under 8 - cash: over
credit - 80 days-notr- bearing Interest from isg Il
sale. u ith satisfactory indorsars
de- GREEN a WILLIAMS. Anrts.
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DY COOPER & LATIMEE. huctinrenrs.
- tSuCCe~surS 10 i. &. NcGEirc = CD..J
Southwest corner of PenLa. avenue ani liEh ST
HANCERY SALE OF THREE SMALL HOUSES
AND LOTS on TIE ISLAND.

CHANCERY SALE OF THREE SMALL HOUSES
AND LOTS ON TIE ISLAND.
&-A by "a d.cr.s tI,s saPr.-sae Con y,
E,HS Of the District Ot Columbia. passed Nov rInbpr
49, Is, l>69. in thGnCcry No. Ii-2. Docket
9, Charles II. King et al vs. Thompson R3g;H - al
and subsequent decree of said Court, passed AZ said
cause November %, 1863, shah proceed soil at
public auction, in front of the rrgui-n-. on MON
DAY the 9th dag of Dec. nrNt n clock ts.
certain parcels OF land in the Ciy @: Washington n
said District, known as lOtS No y. I9 anl - oi the
subdivision of part oi square No. %, recorded IL,
the surveyor Once Il said city, in ib"T W folio
los with III" improvements Sati lot J fronts l.
on south street, 10y depth of12 fee; lih street
west, and l. improved hy tW" story haa,a said lot
IL fronts p feet 18th street street west bv depth
OF 6j feet inches and j. improved bv small t,ia-
mcnt; sad lot - fronts j. feet =, inches oI Ilth Z
10y 'pfh II 100 tt 10 iurEcS - foot alley. lnt,
l. improved by small tenement. Thc LJUscs are al
under rent 20 GOOD tenants.
Terms OF -1le. one thirt Of the purchase money III
cash: the balance in equal in-taln"nts al and l.
months respectively. from the day pi sale with inter
est. and tor which the purchaser notes t. be
gay en, >cCur III {" the satisaC; ION "f the Trustee or
allCash az tn option Of the purchaser. decd -
be given until the final ratification OF th0 sale. All
CCnveyanCing and stamps at purchaser cost, d.
post OF = ~ 10 be made each lot at the'tWc Of sale
X. 7. MORSELL. Trustee.
no25-d&dS COOPER a LATlMER, Auct's.
RS-TIIE ABOVE SALE Is PoSTPoSED. N
couse IUcoc Ol ia rain. until TIT R>pAG. Decgni-
Der 9Th, sane hour and p'ac" BY order the Trus-
tee- COOPER & LATINER.
SCeG AucTiuneer-.
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GALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UN>ERglCE
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.

BIkEAJ OF UNDNANCE, ]
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CITY. December 3. 1859 \
There VIII be sold. at pubc auCtpn. to the high
est bidder. at noon. on NEDN k>DAl. January
II oID m the Office Uf the lnsp p-ctUr of Ordnance,
Navy Yard, Norfolk, large lot of articles III ord-
nance, comprising Gun Carriage, and Miscellaneous
Stores.
Terms: One half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion OF the sale and the remainder within ter
days afterwards during which time III" articles mast
b" removed from the yard otherwise they viii re
vert t. the Government.
II j. o be distinctly understood that no guarantee
VIII be given to purchasers Of articles offered for sale
and noted IN the catalogue az regards their exact
condition or quality; but il i believed however tha:
every thing offered iOr sale is ar repre-enIed.
4. LII blow CASE,
dc G-2awtd lhiaf of Hnrcan.
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ll GREEN & WILLIAMS.
~ AVctioneeT- aid koai Estate Erdi-a-s
No. 52b, South at : Syrl.cr .ta a,l u sire

NA>stiNtIbh = W III.
DB fiii S>bAb, the 9Th December ne ~. W. viii
n'i'r Iafc Opportunity tor profitable nyC-far-gt,
iA selling Z" the highest bidder To- cash NJ
tion sipra' at clock ~. sg." tsu si the Omiy
ahthe1lc ana complete copB 90 last will and tesla
m.'t q George Washington. With a. d. ply ivfer-
tr'iIs particulars. in pamphlet form, thai has
been published: together with 3li fhr -trs,lty 2.
pi'des conplete out - v hi, asiy active cJUit
Ica.i1e a hanG s,,s- living.
Sale without reserve
40 =. le6Fss GREEN & WILLIAMS. A-cts
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n VI. SIT REHObSE AT AUCTION.
DEroT OCkRTFCNAs-ED' O-rrrr, 4
Nk>HINlL LoN, 10. G. No.euih"r -, i@ss
VIII D. sd J, ~ public auction. On MEBNEs
DAY. December : a. u m, the FRAME STORE
Jipi 81 situated CA Seventeenth street. between
PcnnsH lNania avenue and ~ street bsing 80. feSt
front by az feet deep and two stories h..L.
Terms CASH.
b. order Of the ouarternla ster Ganr-ai.
A.. q. THOMAS.
Can't NJ. = n. 4 - A..
De- l-ft ActiIE nnNat Qunrt. FfnA-Ier.
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U(H FOR SALE, -
ANS The largest and best collection OF ~
French, English, and American extraA
fine Roses, Climbing and Ornamental shrubs Plants,
&c, &c, &c. Also, several thousand Magnolias
Grandfora, and other choice kinds from foot 20 no
feet I'm height. They ere the best ornamental tree
Tor the front Of houses, sidewalks, &c, &C., &c
A. yARDIN, Flerist
nol-eolmr Connecticut avenue and n st,
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ay-THE ABOVE SALE L. FURTHER posi-
Ponei until Al E>pAl. the 10TH inst. tie
huui sni place ~ ,8rlcT Il tlf, Trg-t..
hos -tu& = GREEN y " VILLAINS, AC-t-.
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~ TIIE AEpNE SALE T. STILL "a EIHtE
7, >igai.rl uIti I'll E>DAI. pec-Inh-r t. ..i -
slant. =. m hUIg tal pltrs.
-, ,,,.,rAd. GRFEN ywLIINNS. A-,ts.
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TWO DESIRABLE RESIHENCES FOR SALE.
i CENTRALLY LOCATED,
EnNXEkIE

AND CONVENIENT TO THE st. CARS.
One three story and basement BR.tH. on th"
west eide ui l2tll street, between l. eHd r, ci ten
rooms. Prize, $40.
Also. very fne four story BRICK. on I2h street .
between q and IL, ha, ing front Of y iect very
iarc- parors and ide hail lot ~ feet front to an
alley. Price, SliCJS.
Also,
FIRSTCIASS RESIDENCE on New York ave
nue., Couy enicut to the Treasury and street cars
House nearly new with all the modern improve
ncnts. Price, S1iiDO-uuc half cash.
inquire Of JOSHUA WHITNEY & co,
II, al E~tat" Brokers.
dc3-Jf 4I6 IN Street. between & and f.
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NN WARD Tra-fNs
oo6-eslSis GREEN WILLIAMS. Ragps
oc-5-eodSi, d 'He GREES wILLI,As Auct..

@THE ABOVE SALEI> POSTPONED TN-
I'll Tt ESpAl. thr u day vf NuNcln5-. neat, A ID
l~i9 ~ the same hour and place.
Ts- r.l..-f a. t..
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fFTIIE ABOVE SALE l. STILL FTHTHEE
Postponed uurii TUESDAY. ~" 2Nl instant. ~amr
hOUr AMI place. BN uTir "i tir rrn~t's
ug45-caAds GEEkN ~ MiLLIAaS. Avrt-.
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pgTHE hBnNE SALE u still GTUEg
Postponed Iuiu It E~pAN ~ prL iu-i.,... -aa.
Euur gul plst". ~ order nf tn rru-t-,'
II.sj- j-t,,yNi, GkEfN 4 WILLIAMS. Au-t--
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BOARDING..
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DEINATE SALE.-A fine lot Of almost new Al
II MT PARLOR FURNITURE BEDROOM
SETS. tARPET>. OIL CLOTH, CHINA WARE.
STOVES, Gn,. other HOUs, II I'D AppErtrnaHccs. can
De- purchased al a moderate price. Apply at No. Al
COrccran street. near 18th, Ecyt.ud q. del II
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS For
kkNT-At 40! 9th street, opposite thy ChrCG-
iCle Ofiice: wafer and gaa n.
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kl COOPER y IArINEG. Austipun -.
t>.''".. .--.sr, J. Ia-. 4 Ngi;Iire 4 &C.,
Southwest lerarf Pt.lL. "a, EGr su1 iith
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AZ THE ABOVE SALE l. FTRTnEI Posi-
PuNEp until TUESDAY. thu gh instant. al &
q oslo.k p. IA. D. order II IN" Trustee.
IA = co&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aur,s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

husband and wife, but tho questions Of
property ore = enigQG The lady who
undertook ~ part q ts64nd married
the other for her nancy and her prospects.
The wife a this las mate was of a
,sinplicitY md inncslo 90 great that fol-
$50 ti1iA after Marriage she had no sus.
piafon asfe the nudity of her husbands
protensi0ns. In the meantime, Madam
ths husbsnd, in all tho pride of manhood,
employed herself busily in making
purchases and contracts in her wife's
name and with her wife's marriage
portion. Now, the question arises whether
the wife should be responsible for the
debts incurred by the husband while
managing her affairs. Also what punish
ment should be inflicted on the husband
for contempt of law and for forgery com
mitted in signing the marriage contract
and other documents under an assumed
sex. The learned magistrates Of Santiago
will doubtless find some solution for thi'
matrimonial riddle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

A DEBT WiICH is No DEBT. -Ou,
heading is slightly paradoxicaI, but is not
absolutely a Standardization That por-
ton of the public debt, which is in general
circulation in the shape of Legal Tender
notes, or greenbacks, in Postal currency,
and Fractional currency, amounting to
nearly $500, 900, is great convenience
as well as a debt. The people could not
get along without this paper currency
1t is the very life blood OF trade. and
without it the daily business of buying
and selling would be stopped.
If the government does not intend to
produce a grand crash in the commercial
world, 1t must provide for larger circu-
lation than the national banks, and tho
specie of the country will furnish. Ii the
greenbacks are to be withdrawn, ths
number Of national banks must be IN
creased SO that thoir issues may be It least
one bali more thau the greei.hao ks That
ID, the increase Of tiie nauk i.suns must be
at least six Hundred millions when the
gresnb.cks are caaeslled,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

Ren0rfs.- From committee on high
WAYS. sd1ninst House bill to repeal Sec
tons - and 4S, chapter %, general
statut' dating to damages on the high
ways ia e,.dins slused
Of SEM 81 rsleesn = Che Vsfmonts
Histor Soy ed
Fron coninittee On eoePorations, IN
favor q. Ho0D bill = relaa1on to a acs
to inooGDorate the v1lsge d Montpelier,
and incfeaa1ng its powers, with amend.
ment, which was agreed to /; third reading
ordered.
From committee on Judiciary against
House bill, in addition to section ~
chapter 81, general statutes, relating to
justices of the peace; third reading re-
fused. go
From committee on corporations in favor
of Senate bill to incorporate the Middle
town Springs Company; passed.
From committee on judiciary In favor
of House bill to amend the charter of the
Vermont Life Insurance Company with
amendment, which was agreed to: third
reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary in favor
VI 1xOubo Jill HI dSuChAAhOhe Va cSSN'NAN'
IA and 10, chapter 102, general statutes
relating to fences third reading ordered
From committee on judiciary in favor
of Senate bill in amendment of section:
3 and 4, chapter ia, general statutes, re
lating to forgery and counterfeiting
passed.
From committee on State Prison, in
favor of House bill fixing the salary OF
the superintendent and chaplain OF the
State Prison, with amendment making
the salary Of the superintendent $500
and of the chaplain $500 on motion OF
Mr.. Page of Hydepark, ordered to lie, and
made the special order for Tuesday next
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
From the committee on judiciary II
favor of Senate bill for the incorporation
of the Trustees of the Parochial Fund Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church for the
diocese Of Vermont; passed.
From committee on corporations III
favor of House bill changing the name o.
the Brandon Mineral Paint Company
third reading ordered
From committee on judiciary against
Senate bill to regulate trials III justice
courts third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary agains
House bill in amendment of section
chapter Is, general statutes, relating e
voters in town meetings; third reading
refused.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. No8.
Ed,tor,nl ,Currcspondence.
COURT AND JAIL PROJECTS.
MONTPELIER. Nov. 5, IL

MONTPELIER. Nov. 3, 1660.
The members of the House, (Seuators
seem to be ignored in county mestingD
from Rutland County, to consider the
subject of another appropriation for COM
pleting the building of the new Court
House at Rutland, have had meeting to
consider the subject. We gave an init
nation few days since Of current ru-
NOR that the money appropriated Last
wear and raised by tax, had already been
exhausted. This fact was presented to
the meeting held to-day and another ap-
preparation of twenty-five thousand dollars
more is asked to be provided for by tax
the coming year, to complete the Court
House. The appropriation of list year
was thirty eight thousand dollars; thus if
this additional amount is voted, it will
make the cost of the Court House sixty
three thousand dollars. 1t was understood
by the members from Rutland County,
last year, that the thirty-eight thousand
dollars, together with what should be
realized from the sale of the old site, was
the outside limit which they would go,
but it seems to fall far short of the re-
quisite sum to properly complete the
building. 1t will be remembered that
the committee went to Boston and pro.
cured designs for the building and en-
ployed an architect discarding the plans
Of our townsman, J. ]. r. Randall, which
1t was admitted were far more convenient
and ornamental, on account of the esti-
estimated expense, and yet the sequel
develops that the present building will
cost as much or more than the excellent
plans presented by Mr.. Randall. Thus it
proves that home talent and industry
showed full as much foresight as the GO
ing abroad for designs has accomplished.
The Court House should be completed at
once as it is so far in progress, and an ap-
preparation should DC made to complete
it, for it is public necessity. This pro-
iect is one that Isl necessity and perfectly
in accordance with the views of the PEG.
pie that the work on the Court House
should be accomplished at the earliest
practicable period, but right on the heels
of this is brought forward project that
IS not at the present time positive pub.
lie necessity, that is empowering the bor-
rowing of sum of money to commence
the erection of new Jail for the special
accommodation of a few men, which
wouA be only the stepping-stone to still
larger appropriations for Jail when pub
lie necessity. We think that the members
from Rutland County should hesitate be-
fore they make both these appropriations
at this time. The Court House is needed,
but the Jail is not, only to complete par
ticular lob" in the control of few men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

EUROPE. The Emperor OF Austria ar.
rived in Greece Thursday, and yaS ro-
ceived at the Pir;cus by the Kirg
--Auother battle between the Daluc.-
tians and the Austrian troops is Ar
nouneod, III which the former ,.4r,. ,ie-
foated after two hours fighting,
Electoral meetings havs n un F...lI in
various localities in Paf.,. al which the
interferencc # the p"l4:s, &as net IN IN,
case deemed necs,..yy,
A dispa4>a ssnm London, d,sal a,
midnight, Thursday night, announces the
death OF George Peabody, at hi. residence
il that city, at 1880 o'clock.
the boiler of the British yunboat
Thistle, while on trial trip off Sheer
ness, England, Thursday. exploded, kill.
ing two men and Sc eerely iniuri,ig eight
others.
On the subject of the Ecumenical
Council the P.ome correspondent of the
London Pest says that the definition OF
the Assumption of the Virgin will not be
oppos ed, but that the creation into a
dogma of the necessity for the temporal
powers is not considered possible The
liberal Bishops may advise making terms
with the King of Italy, SO that appoint
m&nts may be made without destruction
to nationality. The Syllabus will not be
abrogated, and the Bishops will probably
be asked to sanction it by open adhesion
and to explain the obscure portions. The
Pope alone will have the initiative in
everything. Beyond the above points the
business before the Council will consist
mainfy OF questions of internal discipline
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

10 Europe contains forty.four different
nations, numbering in all $4,000, 900 oil
inhabitants. The united annual expendi.
ture of the various governments amounts
to $2,21O.OOO,OOO. or $7.75 per head. Al
lowances to crowned heads amount to
$4S,672,O 600, or sixteen cents per head.
The armed forces costs the sum of $685.
14, OOO1 per head, $2.15. Interest
payable on public debts amounts to $572,-
$40, 900, or, per head, $1.84. The public
debt of Europe amounts to $15. 1856, 200, 900,
making $54 per head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

THE JUDGEsHR.-The Sprinsne'o ne
publican says at an informal CAUCUS a
B. Gardner Of Bennington recsivea "e
nomination to the supreme bench BY 9
small majority. Hoyt II. Wheeiers
friends do not propose to be bluhsd, bow
svsr, and 1t is quite likely that the later
nv b elected nsxt Tuesday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

A WOMAN MARRYING A WoMAN.-A
law court in Santiago, Chill, 10 puzzled
~ remarkable suit. The plaintiff has
married woman and sues for divorce,
founding her application on the simple
tact that her husbaAd u q the SANE sex
- hsrssM The court On eaaily ssparaas
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

BURGLARS AT PoULTsEY.-On Thurs
day night last some persons unknown
broke into the store Of Norman jerks of
Poultney, and carried off clothing to the
value of two hundred and fifty dollars
The entrance was effected through the
back windowR
On Thursday night the house OF Jonas
Clark, at Poultney, was entered through a
front window. The burglars made SO
much noise in fumbling through the
house as to awaken the family, and Mr..
Clark in endeavoring to ascertain the
cause alarmed them, and they fed out
back door, leaving the door open They
procured no booty so far as could be dis
covered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

/ Referred b II to legali1e the
grand lists of the town of Warren.
House bill to enable the towns therein
named to aid in the construction of the
Brattleboro and Benn ington Railroad.
House bill relating to bitches and wa
ter courses.
| House bill laying a Tax on the county
of Lamoille to thes Senator from La
mobile
| Hous, bill to enab fe the town. in the
counties of Washir lgton and On vnge to
aid in the construc' lion of the Bar g rail-
road.
Special Orders. -Se,aate bill, an act re.
latlng to insurance AZ cents; third readi. 7g
ordered.
House bill to lega lie the grand lists of
the town of Jay fY the years 1S67-S-0.
House bill to leg alize the grand lists of
the town of Winh all.
House bill In . mendment of an act in.
cooperating the Spring field Wesleyan
Seminary
:, House bill 70 legalize the grand list of
the town Of ST. .rksboro.
mr.. Jones cal led up House bill relating
70 the annexat on Of a part of the town Of
Wilmington II the town of Dover.
mi. fiDgre moved to reconsider the
vote rejecting the amendment proposed by
Mr: Heath; adopted.
:. On motson Of Mr.. Halbert, ordered to
ne End be ~ ade the special order for ten
ana one-hat { o'clock on Tuesday forenoon
n. Hea' h presented the remembrance
% y. n > taples and n others, purport-
rs 70 1e. p majority Of tho voters OF the
IN Of Tover, against the aunaxatioa Of
the no ftheriy part Of the torn Of .W1-
mingt On 70 Dover. s.f.-tE =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

MONTPELIER. NOV. 4. 1869.
! -Vy DsH Ma,0f,-Your kind note in
behalf OF the Executive Committee of tho
I Vermont Officers Reunion Society, inyit-
/ ing me 10 your festival supper this even
/ ing was duly received. ! had hoped until
just now to enjoy the honor and pleasure
thus opened 10 me, of witnessing the
social celebration by the surviving officers
of the late war, of deeds Of arms, the
memory of which will descend to the re.
hottest time, and the lustre Of whose re-
nown eliminates as the years recede.
The page which you and your brother
officers have written for Vermont in the
great record of those terrible years, is
among the brightest and noblest, unfair
nished by a single spot, the pride of your
fellow citizens; though alas! it recalls 70
US, as to You, many sad and tender recol-
lections Of our sons and brothers who
sleep the warriors sleep of death.
The monument, fairest and most last
ing, to them and to you, the living, is the
triumph of constitutional liberty, and the
serene supremacy of equal law. These. let
US hope, now and hereafter, maintained
by you, citizens, as they were by you,
soldiers, it will still endure, when the
have crumbled into dust.
Wishing you all long lives and eminent
prosperity, remain, sincerely your
friend, GEO. f. EDMuSDs
Maj. J. CIRCUIT, for Elk. Com. of Vt.
Officers Society.
The Orator.
Gen. Circuit declined to make q speech,
and instead offered the following senti-
ment: -s
Vernaoatto Virginia The Green Noun
tain State sends greeting and congrstula-
tions to the Old Dominion, that shs, too.
at last, stands apon consultation ground-
90 10 liberty and equality. Vermoat
wished her Vol, When With The swpsd,
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