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MEMPHIS APPEAL
HoNDAY MORNING, SETP. 20, IS
SALES.

on the 3lst of March last, the closing
day of what newspaper men all concede
to be the busiest quarter OF the year, re-
turns were made by the several newspa-
per concerns of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
IS
Avalanche $500 %
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GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.

XATE are now receiving one of the largest
w and best selected stocks % goods IL has
ever been our pleasure To offer to The trade
and to nrSt-clasS buyers we are prepared q
offer inducements that cannot be surpassed
COO sacks Rio Cohee-all grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-aH grades;
50 hhds. Louisiana Sugsr-all grades;
800 packages syrgPs and Molasses-all
gradesI
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1900 packages New Mackerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky;
ITO " Bourbon Whisky;
100 Rectihed Whisky;
so " Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Rai7ins;
80 boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cascs Sardines;
100 eases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON ~ CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited
from every part OF the United States.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

Il Thifueth.st Depot IA "ioFs
GE m WaV Tfaiu Tor AbNry.
d, IN. Buffalo Express praNug room cars attached.
1880 a., northern aud Western kIpttn DnNInEtoon cars
attached
ia Sril Chicago Express through IN 20 hoHr' kcsaRi
bravug ATTACHED
4 .. ~ Nout,sI Etpr~,s Dn-ingroom attached
6pp rHr6c Express sA Sleeping through CsssEo 9Th
o. cbsnge tDsill
IL p m Nr.bt Elprc's sleeping attached
sop n. Hu'soa Train-
. p Ia. PoEglkserie Tnb tSnu'aTseA nj
l0, IN g:l5. sui p. ~. Psrtssli Trains
ard G p M. slug Sihg 1raIA
Yous.fs Tram, j. NJ TOUCEY. sapL
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
MI MI wARS LACKAwANEA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

psro g.wIork loot ~ BaIesJ and FOO, ofChi'tafhsr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MoNpAl NAV 10. lSas
MAIL TRAIN connecting al DsuUus WITH Boogion btaHh
Chester Branch Waterloo ih Sussst ior Az
sd S,sou - Washington Sih The D. L. and ho ssf
AOudr Scranton Great Bend aud all points 90 hs LACK
Boomurs Delaware and Hudson r. Rd, al B.st'a
shgh suI SuqutbAHaA Tor Bethlehem AAsnioua haash
m,si. m LkuIGH VALLEY EXPRESS STOPS At Sesas horir
to.n p,,r rket,.to-n Ptpsbug Aui EAsoB
use. II Phhp,urg Bel Del H. H. for Bslndsre te aud o,
Eaton With l. v Il ior bethlehem. AsHo"u Aaneh ehans aud
Nhksshsfrs.
an an SCRANTON EXPRESS connects al Washington with hs ID.
l. .pi Il Sroudsburg ADD scranton; Dover
nth Chester X r. ard At Waterloo With SUSSEX H. r.
L:g. m .p1tiJ, IN SUMMIT aud intermediate stations
100 20 aud lina ~ AMI . 10 D. 80 90 $50 aHa
li.l5 D. m 10 SOUTH ORANGE and iurrnsdiAte stations
$50 N sud go p n, 10 MOkRISrowS and isien'ls"
s'iO p N MoRRISTowS EXPRESS
70, sEWAkk At $50 = % $500 $3.50 1870 H. l;1o ii;p
$50 80 J:sO 40 $40. $50 t:lc go - s'tS. asd
II IS }. .,.-.-.. ,,ox-,,, an . . a ,,.oo - ., AZ.
.ro c.lO p IN. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
n A IIAM M. IN. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots
H foot and foot Of seb third, t az ioNoN'i
Tbrouvh Etrr. 10 a 3;JO
m dali. Drawing Room Coseh., will accompany
At Hornes'bs
sleeping coaches i1oagh to Cleveland sespnE eosehe.
m MradSls and rem SusquelAnnA
10 Bar.lo, .he $50 taa to Buffalo and the eO L. In 10
R,,t.,t.r Hufalo. and Cincinnati
j.rys AMI VA iI5O ~ daily stopping a. all aoas;
ard a d p m Orange 60 Express, connecting T NaHiek shA"as
| guut lli UnorTile
| For MA!eosp aud Way. n3;3n
Pot S.wbu-gh snl WAY, at ~ IA. And S9 p NJ dAr
Fof SuFeu sui Ani d Iheater uain u ~ p o.
FoPstenon AMI WIr nom TNsun-thid It Dtpot - ~
I . m m tlaiyl. . From than0sr'
DeJo At 6.l5a n 9.l5 u las (lA pm ani
| G..5 o ~
Pr Hsek.ufsk wIT from Tssuybrls DEPOT ,e N u
A 4 IA m. D m ron CbambsfssL
At o. ~ ]! ~. Z p. ?. m, p. m, ADD Gas "a
Pi.ruup Mons.y shi Hav, from Issntytbdt DEPOT h'
4 a q. N '7:1O IT,. p 'b.S NJ aud naIarlAls
oUly ~ niIaEt FROM Chinbsrsst Depot, ats m M -,
ais SIS 'tJJ .ad Saturdays say ia n''
ngt - ~ - = 49,, .,.-,--
Cosfs. ard orders The checking aai transfer Of
y, 90 Fgion,t BrloEni Dsos foot Of Chsnbsnst AHd
-. T..rt,f It NeaYorki No Frrh'nyepace and Long
Doch psbot Jl ~ scuts az The PRINCIPAL hotels
TO Perm0nt only. WM. T. BARR, Gsnl Pan'r Agent
4 tsuVc Irs
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

I V4NI I'Is'NtNI N3H'''E'E-H'7 '''F' 0''''07
~ sip:
NJ. Ms!l for Gresnport
fJ Kosyu. usa Cove Locust VALLEY, Hnutngoa snd
Sorihport
r GrssnnoH RIpr.s,
40 Ko.ya Glen Cove, Locasi valley Hsntnston North
port snd laphsnE. ~, ,,s. -,
SDrlhpor ,
20, Sag EN aad Nch Hampton on Lons hana hsroaa
Tfs leave Sss IO $500 sad ~ H. Fare 'ioags~ sac
llstbof. 81 ,,-..-, -. $500.
Rein Geu Cove Locust VALLEY Hauunsoa aud horhpo leaves
49,. p, I'd / u. BARTON SupL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

IN INV MIN ANU NTFF IVININ
~ DEPOr IN NEW YORK Foot Of Lh-r,yst, North River
On Ahsf MONDAY, Aug 3d. 1883 passenger trans Nj" ran ss
foVNs
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BgRdEsAvR-M SIS $50 6'sS
e;I5 gG 20 go 1880 lliAUa l39S 2, JJp iip, 3.!
b,t5 7 a.. 80 0s0 1919. II; 80 p
LEAVE NETWORK FOR WEST BkkGkN-At b;b b5o, 80,
Gas iI,t1s IN 2 $3.50 40 5t3 d23 7;aO $50 II 50
LEAVE NEWBORN FOR kENAhk-At $40, I'D b5S. 1873,
ans SO J.Ip gt5 CJ0 ll4O ll25 e. J. JJ, a. ASl
. g.I5 5,i3 g. C;1s T. 10, $3.50. 80 o;ia 1850
'' T.. KICKER Superintendent
n. T.. BALDWIN. Gru. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE will open
IL Sept u.s. at Nos 49, 's9 and 'sI A'a sept
, ~ and and seoDd.ve Academic
and Prsparsto School, will be carried also at both points
boarding department Ia with The College For iags' or
further Information apply the President No go fhla'e Or TO Dr.
COLBY, one.lundred aud twenty bhhsl' Harlem
II NJ PIERCE IL n, President
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ SrMNER IRs.NoEuESr


COMMENCING MAY TO- 1863
Station In hsr lurh Of Twenty sesnihsl
kOuTth Entrance IueBtY seventh
TRAINS LEAVE NBw YORK.
For Neunatsu sud Bridgeport tKrl ll;JO Rl5 (EL
(EIl, 9.t3, $50. $50. sndS (krD p IN.
FOR Milford STAFFORD Fafhcd Southport aud NespoH T. llO
% J.5 30 and b:lO p. 10.
40 tbrl. $50. $50, and (Er) p -
Pr Dsrisn 7. y 1880 3te. 4: VI, 500. andbJO
for stanford tEI o. il.9os llsIs tKI) 3:lS On
-, GS.ssh - lis '.T AS 5 rs $50 s1 1s p
N.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations all l0A 1lS
3.B, tlS $50 63O 7;l5 ard $50 p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 4 a. IN (BIh tenl spn
For Boston via Shore Line. l2.le tEr }, pm
For Hartford and Springfield. q (ES }, Hlo tbIb
Por Connecticut River Railroad lBI liss m TO Montreal
for Hartford Prcvdsues and F'htn Railroad EI) nj HIS
For New Haven New London and siOnns,Oa Railroad
l2.l5 3spm
FOR Hoa.stouo Railroad, Ia m. and y
For Eansstuek Rarosd'eA IN, tkI J. 40 m
For Dsu0ur and Nor~ak Railroad l!la spd $40 N, aud
connection Freight an FROM Noruak 20 DAnbafJ.
For Esu. Canaan Railroad a l2:ie, t:D, aud e;Jop
~'- 1925 " JAMES H. HOIr, Superintendent
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pitched, creaky voice, advancing his
month nrattY near the poke bonnet,

pitched, creaky voice, advancing his
mouth pretty near the poke bonnet.
"There is no use trying" said Bruce,
as Aunt Leafa maintained perfectly
rigid, motionless posture. "She's def.
er than forty posts"
remarked Sim, meditRtively. II notice
she sets with her veil down"
"No, she amt blind; but she has got
a bad cold in her jaw"
The old man kept still for few min
utes, while Bruce pretended to whistle.
He was recalling certain story he had
heard in his boyhood, about Sim Brook
the sum of thirty dollars carried back
a deserter to be shot; and the remem-
brance impaired a peculiar desire to
kick to the toe of his right boot.
II hope they'll ketch that sneak of a
Niger" said Sim, putting q large quid
into his cheek; "but I shouldn't Won
der mite II somebody was harboring
him; In spite Of Elder SINGERS power
full discourse, last Sunday, on the duty
brethren"
''I guess not" said Bruce, swapping
his whip. There amt many of them
blasted Abolitionists round here. The
climate don't agree with Them"
Old Sim got down little way on,
of Wrightsville as it tolled a quarter to
ten.
Hetty Firman meantime was click
ing her knitting-needles by the sitting
room table, just where she could watch
the slow moving hands of the great
clock in the corner. She had been read.
ing The - County 1lLwnsindtor. con-
tanning an account of the escape of the
man Pomp from Col. Kendell's planta-
ton; and now the old Squire woke out
of his doze.
ST guess will go to bed" said he;
"but I wonder Carter hasn't been in
before now, to report progress"
1--WE shant have any news of the hunt
till morning." remarked Hetty.
The Squire took up his candle, Betsy
Ann took hers, and Hetty was left
alone. The great hands of the clock
were verging toward twelve. when the
creak of wagon-wheels disturbed the
silence. Hetty ran out bareheaded and
met Bruce halfway.
sis Aunt Leafa safe?" she whisper
ed.
"Safe as one of them stars up there in
Gods hand. 10 Willis swore to that"
Hetty threw her arms round the big
neck and kissed him; and that
is the way she sealed her bargain.
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QneGntelAiqetrrer
SPRING..

oh, l ong- for Spring, your coming fills
My heart with joy and glauneSS,
To see tue tender buds break through
The last years brown-leaved sadness.
Each little fern, and moss-grown rock,
By wintry winds made uulIer,
Soon changed. by April's warming rains;
To tender bits OF color.
How often have walked along
The winding road, and listened
To song OF bird and tricklIng stream
That in the sunlight glistened,
Rearching among the motLled leaves,
Midst purple flowers blooming,
To gather May-tiowers, pink and white,
The air around peruming.
hear the wind in creaking pines,
AS lar away 1t rushes.
And, Sweeter still, the bell-lIlke notes
OF the melodiOus thrushes.
While meath my feetthe goid-thread slrew
And traiIingv mes weaved In and out
With partridge berries brightness.
The little brook goes rushing on,
swiftly, DER stones and grasses,
The robin holds It's head erect,
Or mods to all that passes.
So, leaving each; wend my way
Across the foot bridge sleLder,
Crushing the mos cups as l walk,
So soft, and green, and tender.
Oh, happy Spring, I thank thee for
These many blessings bringing,
And turning nome, with geateful heart,
leave the thrusheS singing.
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GhancarY Notice.

Helen Bloch. Guardian. In Gha 1%1T2 IN IN
Samuel s. Bloch, ct ALL ohio Co.. ": Va;
DECREE RENDERED
in This cause on the nth day of March,
4. D., 1869, by the Circutt Court OF ONO
County, west Va, shall, on the SStn la1, az" y
On6ii5, auction. at the front door OF the Court
Honse or Ohio County, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, OF
that day, the following deScIlpSe Gn ISe and
twemtv.efSht G2S1 on the east side OF Market
street in the City OF Wheeling, 6eglnn1nS ~ "
S( feet n3 %tth II The line OF said
street north twenty-three 1eet: len tnenHce
II 10 in.) TO rost and corner OF noIse' DnSt.
Ihence south six Isl feet to a post; thence
east fIfty-two (52) feet to post ana coa
said ssa, lot Of groundd t ~ 80 post; thence
westWardly one hundred and twenty GI1OJ
feet TO the beginning, being the same Pr Pr
rIam Pollock and wife to Soloman l. Blocn.
Also Part OF lot No. l2S. in Ebenezer hanes
addition TO the City OF Wheeling. bounded as
follows: beginning at a post four az feet east
OF the corner OF the house and lot sold 70 ..
S6ns Inc fofty-eiE6t as FEET 10 post on
| the alley; thence north To a post on Madison
street thirty-tnEee SSS} ieet; thence west with
France al right angles south to a post add
Mace Of beginning, being the same property
!ltise 10 Solomon i. Bloch by deed dated De.
Terms Of sale 1one tniTd 0 OF sH IS purchase
non1eSS s ~ and one-third in twelve months,
p sns %s7 Pas sas
![oLn HLet ~ so much OF the purchase money
at me time Of sale over and above 9ne-tn rTd
portion OF the same as he may 1es the de.
M Ha2rsJ S7nSSatnsnts to Be executed with SUI
ficient surety, and the title to be IeIa1e /
until the whole OF the puTchaSe. MHEI,
paid in full. G1BSON u. OESaN ,H1tonar
| rnar27-30t Commissioner
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AEtt advertisements
For 500 Per Line

We will insert an advertisement in one
houdnd Newspapers, one month: The List
Includes Single PdperS Of 0rcr 10000 ctTcuLa-
which the advertiser obtains "a insertions to
me month. and the leading PdperS IN MORE
mon oOO dlQeTent tOIO1IS and cities. Complete
EtfS can De eIGmtned at our Office. Send
stamp for our Circular. Address GEO. P.
gov ELL q co. Advertising Agents, New
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CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
utlVe Committee.
HENRY u. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
airy.
This Company offers the following ndvnn-
tage6:
Il Is National Company. chartered by
II has paid-up capital of 81, OCO,O
1t offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
II is definite and certain in It's terms.
1t is a home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in
the policies.
Every policy is n-forfeitahle.
Policies may BIO taken which pay to the
insured their full amount and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay 10 the
Insured, after a certain number OF years,
during life, an annual income OF one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
the lives OF females.
1t insures, not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but at SO low a cost that dividends
wi be impossible.
Circulars, Pamph cts and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office of
the Company, or to
JAY COOKE q CO., Washington, ID. c..
&c eral Agents ford. o., Del, Va. andW.Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va, Ohio County.
mar25-eOdd&eoww.
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PRICE so CENTS BIZ MAIL
MANHOOD.

One Hundred and Fifty-fourth edition of
this medical essay, revised and puollsned 6y
the Author, DIR. CURTIS. This valuable
work treats on the cause and cure OF prema-
ture decline in man: 1t gives clear Synopsis
OF the impediments to marriage, ana e1eIn.
Treatment OF Nervous Debility, Sterility,
and Secret Diseases of youth and manhood
Address the Author, Or. Cu1liS, Balttnore'
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MACHINERY.
The Albertson & Douglass Machine
Gnmnonn
Rev London, Conn

New London, Conn.
Manufacturers OF Steam Engines, Boilers,
Circular saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin
Materials, and every description OF Mill and
Plantation Machinery. Have had thirty
years experience in the Southern trade and
can refer to every Cotton Gin manufacturer
at the South, doing bushes before the war.
Circulars sent to any address.
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Extracts from Rcrtc1cs of mts Work.

Extracts from Revte1rs Of Ibis Work.
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-It develops the
fearful shoals on which a large proportion
OF human happiness is wrecked, and FUR
nishes q chart by which they may be avoid
ed and escaped. Fortunate for country
would it be did its youth put into Practice
the philanthropic and scientific maximS
here laid down-one cause OF matrimonial
misery might then be bantshed from our
land and ihe race of the enervate be sue
ceeded by a renewal OF the hardy, vigorous
snirits OF the olden ttme.-Lonton ChT0nIcte'
H7here Is no member of society By whom
the book will not be found useful Whether
such person hold the relation OF Falen''
Preceptor, or Clergymen."-Sun'
cuRr1s or MANHooD.-This Is really
valuable work; for pointing out the disea atcS
resulting from excuses, the evlls OF wni ~
are manifest in every insane asy iuiin, ~ ~
less than in the shattered constitution ~ nr eI
those indulging. 1t Will do mucn, 70 ,Ip,I PC
Vent the Vice, which by its R 9Snce on
among the youngh has SO mucn mn III peI3S Of
many.-HcT1ld.
Address all communications rprrC
DIR. +. DE +. CURTIS
aprS.lv Baltimore. MO.
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WANTED. AGENTS. s Bs9 {! 9s ssSo

everywhere. male and female, to Introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine
braid and embrolder in q most superior
manner. Price only SIG. Fully warranted
for 1ye years. We will give $1,000 for any
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours, It
makes the "Elastic Lock stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing 1t,
We pay Agents from SIS to S20O per month
and expenses, or q commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CautIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palnling on worthless cast-Iron
machines, unner the same name or other
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured,
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SundrieS.

STEEL AND IRON PLoW WINGS. Hot
~ Pressed Nuts, Cast and Shear steelJ ~,
wills, Bellows, Vises. Horse Rasps, Sheet Iron,
Nails, Pressed Spikes, 40,
P.C. HlLDRErH Biol.
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National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
WuEEL1Na, March q, ls69.

WHEELING, March p, 1869.
To The Comptroller Of the Currency flashing
S sS Il Is hereby certified, in pursuance OF
section AZ OF the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act TO provide a National Currency Sc
e SnG by Pi99e for OF the ana re-
Iemption thereof" aPpE0UeSS June s. 1 81
National Savings Bank OF Wheeling, located
at Wheeling, In the State OF West Virginia,
duly notified and held pursuant TO law and
the Articles of Association OF said Bank, Mt
the office or said Association, at Wheeling
aforesaid, on the eth day of January, 1859. II
citation, owning more than two thirds OF its
stock, that said Association go into liquida-
In testimony whereof have by instruc-
ton OF the Board OF Directors OF said Asso-
- citation, hereto subscribed my name,
and affixed the seal OF said AsSOcla-
l.. 8. ton, at Wheeling aforesaid. the day
and year g sb eye T TR ten Cashier
NOTICE.
The National Savings Bank OF WheeLing;
organized under the Act of Congress entitled
cured by a pledge OF United States Bonds,
and TO provide for the circulation and re-
demPi09 al Pre- Ssate of VEST Viz
ginia, is closing up its affairs. All note hold
ers and other creditors Of said Association
are therefore hereby notified to present tne
notes and other claims against the Assocla.
ton for payment: s. P. HILDRHE BETH
Dated Wheeling, March q. 1859.
National saving Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18th, 1869.
CAPITAL 100000.
1EONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
nj Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought ana
sold. Collections made on all polnts ana pFo'
ceeds promptly remltted,
Discount day-Monday.
DIRECTORS
Thomas n. List, Robert Hratt
Robert Gibson, 4. a. MCaDe.
]: L. St1fel.
THOS, H. LIST, President.
+ McOLUNEY, Vice President,
RP HILDRETH, Oashier.
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RadcordS.

Bedcords.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE "a, AZ
81 reduced prices, F1fty Dosen Hemp h0"'
0C %sia CHAs, H. BERRY.
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