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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by j. T. C0LDwELL & CO, Auctioneers,
- =. u. Corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th street

ID s. &. corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
s1RABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvHD
REAL EsTATE On AND NEAR I4rH STREET
WEST AND VERMONT AVENUE.
EEs the District Of Columbia, passed in chancery
EAcause No. 24l4 Lang 81 al. VS. WILMER 81 All I
shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day OF June,
to SCH at public auction ali the following real eStts
which was Of the estate of the late Alfred Heimul
Ter, DECEASED and being original lots 5, 9, IL
ana 2, IN square 20, in Washington city, In said
Lot is ON the corner Of and Fourteenth streets
northwest, contains about go SQUARE feet OF
Lots and front each 6s feet on Fourteenth street
west between street north and Rhode Island ave
nue. lot contains about iS2 feet Of ground. and lot
b about 9,O12.
:, Lot is on the corner of Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue, and contains about IL SO
square feet Of ground.
contains about ~ square feet of ground
Lot III Is opposite the circle the inter section of
Vermont and Rhode Island avenues, contains about
la,n9 SQUARE feet OF ground, and is improved by
Lot IL fronts IS feet inch on Vermont avenue and
contains about 6,9l2 square feet of ground.
These lots are all Iirably situated IN portion
OF ue city rapidly Improving and where property is
IN great demand The sale offers opportunity
ton.
Each lot will be sold separately
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in three equal instalments at six
twelve ana eighteen months respectively with inter
est, TO he secured 10y notes of the purchaser with
deed Of trust on the property sOd all in cash, At
the purchasers option. Stamps and conveyancing
at purchaser cost. SIS to be paid each lot
within one week from day of sale, the trustee re-
scryes the right to resell the property the risk and
Vi Inc "s'f HEGINFR nrfnifsf ENpALL. Trustee
JeG -eotsds j. I. COEDWEEL a co, Aurts
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AUCTION SALES.

DI WIN L. WALL Il co, Auctionecrs.
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Ne. 9s Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
PFREMPTeRy SALE OF DROVE HORSES.
PRIVATE STOCK. CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
.2RE On THURSDAY MORNING, June 5,
NS1-en, AZ our Auction Bazaar about
FORTY HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
One very fine stylish Gray Horse. full 10 hands high
sn elegant driver; horse Of great endurance.
svery excellent Work Horses
number Of Horses which will be peremtorily sold
and guaranteed as represented By the auctioneer.
pair Of black Carriage Horses
Regular sale days Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, and Sat
Uriays, without regard 70 weather.
VIM. l. WALL & Co, Aucts.
sS-Sixty head OF Stock for Saturday, June IL 1t
DT W. L. WALL & Co, Auctioncers,
Nos. 300 and 9O2 Pennsy lvsnis avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. FRONTING ON STREET
North, BETWEEN l5TH AND 10Th STREETS
- by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the nth
wife, aud duly recorded in Iiber No. SIG, folio
M ct Of the Land records for ashington county
IN the District Of Columbia, will sell on MONDAY
the 2oth day Of Jnne, Isl, alto o'clock p. M on the
premises, at public auction the following property
described in said deed, to wit:-Isot numbered
twenty two. (22,l in the recorded subdivision OF
(l94 in the city Of Washington. D. c., improved by
a substantial two story Frame Dwelling house.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and
est at the rate Of ten per centum per annum and
cured by purchasers notes and deed of trust the
premises; Conveysncing and stamps at purchaser 4
cost deposit OF $50 will be re9nired as soon as
jel4d VIM. l.. WALL d CO, Aucts.
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NOTICE TO COAL DEAITRs.

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.
1sT July, ISL. for - once until
FOUR THOUSAND TONS sTEAMB
down the Chesapeake and Ohio Canr a. a. ~ S Sones
erea on The wharf % Potomac sleaT nbosf Co,s,,.
~ sen strset W Ssmngton, ID. c.. during fhe 49,
ending Stn June Isl, at such times and hi sses
QUANTITIES as the company may lecf - Seoa
treet, Baltimore, - - Llght
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

HI LATIMER h CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors 10 Cooper d Lstimer,l
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and llth street
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JAMES L. CARBERY. Trustee

~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, June 18th, 14th and 18th, same hour and
places. By order of the Trustees.
les LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
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RI LATlMER h CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
II (SuccessOrs TO Cooper 4 Latimerl
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th stree

hUST IREsIKABLE SUBURBAN PRoPERTY
DAIRY sTREET AND .GLENwOOD GENE
90 ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 10, at 6
80 clock, We will sell, ON the premises, ten (IOl
ACRES Of land, fronting on the county road be-
tween Boundary street and GlenwoOd Cemetery,
known as MOore's lane OF Lincoln avenue
This property b part Of the well known estate Of
the late George w Heating, and has front Of about
three hundred feet said road, and offers rare In
ducements to parties desiring 10 purchase beaut-
full site for country residence or 20 ulators a.
by into building lots Ii could be sold to
Terms: One-fOurth cash; residue In L. L. and a
months, with interest from day of sale. Deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF trust the prop
chaser. A deposit Of $50 will be required on the
fall ~ the hammer IL the terms are not complied
with in ten days from day OF sale the property will
be resold at the risk and cost Of the deauftng pur
chaser, after week notice In some news "a ne
published in the city Of Washington
Jel2td LATIAER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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RY LATIMER 4 CLFARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper Latimer.D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and 18th street
FREIGHT STEAM CANAL-BOATR.H.C CASTLE
MAN AT AUCTION
s-t On MaoSDAY AFTERNOON,
The wharves Of the Rtna Lime
kin, on Book greek, at the head Of Pennsy " ania
Az enue we shall sell the Freight Steam Canal boat
X H. Castleman, Of 100 tons; engine Is horse power
IN perfect condition
Terms at sale
JeJ2dlSds LATIMER CIFAPY Auctz
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 18th and ID streets

Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OE DESIRABLE LOT on
mASSACHusETTs AVENUE, BETWEEN ara
AND 5TH STREETS WEST
80 By virtue of decree passed by the Suprane
- Court o. the District OF Columbia, in Eauity
cause No. 2 30 will sell, NJ public auction in
front OF the premises, on TIL RSDAY, the 22d day
~ June iSI at O'Clock p; m, Lot No 3, In square
This lot fronts 81 feet inches on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 4th and 5th streets west
Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
month Ter which the notes Of the purchaser bearing
retained ON the properly deposit Of SlOO will he
required AZ the tine a sale. All eOnveyancing and
We KING. Trustee
jcie-d fRep.l GREEN WILLIAMS. Aacts.
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QI WIN. L. WALL co, Aucticnecrs.
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Ne. % Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
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~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, June I4th, same hour and
place. BY order Of the Executors
Je6 LATIMER & CLEARY. Anets.
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DRIPAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs. BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax All kinds Of Hair
Braiding done, Ornamental Hair Work Glass and
Pearl, by Mrs. EkIES, late Of Boston, 909 5th
street, near j. RefsreDces:-Mrs. President Grant,
Mrs Admiral GoldzbOrOugh, W. W. COrcOran. Gen
CASEY, Gen TOmPkins. Gen. Aiken. ianl6ly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

ORcASIzx 1--WE oaAAot too strongly
urge upon the Republicans Of every
township in this cosuty the necessity of
immeliabe and thorough organization.
The township showing the greatest Ia.
crease of Republican votes wilI be en-
tailed to the greatest increase Of repre-
sentation in the next County Conven.
tion and, besides, it is of the. utmost
Importance that we should get out all Of
our vOsers for the mevsl effect upon the
Presidential Election. In a
strong Republican County like this,
more depends upon organization than
upon documents or speeches.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

t8-The Joint Committee of the Board Of
Supervisors and Board OF Alderman to investi-
gate the financial status Of New YoSk city,
at nreethg en- f'e 2oth. designated sixteen
gentlemen to be associated with the COMMITTEE
In the Investigation. Among the gentlemen
named were some OF the well known business
men Of the city, ana the prospect is that the
budget Of chartiss rascahty win be reduced
to something like order, and the rumors Of
financial plundering, wili have sufficient light
thrown upon IT, for the swindIed taa payers to
seta due aud proper estimate upon ths chat-
acters and rapacity OF those into whose hands
they have fallen. '" 50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

Colonel McCook is not to re-enter the
political canvass. The question is set
tied by medical certificate published in
the Columbus Statesman of the 4th inst,
which says his health is improving, but
that it would be unsafe for him TO engage
again in the campaign. The Columbus
,Iom7,oy OF the same tIsste has the follow.
ing additional information
General George w. McCook, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, lett his
home at Steubenvile for Long Branch
on Thursday evening. His health con.
tinues bad. One of his brothers and
several mem bcrs of the Democratic State
Committee visited EwfnG at Lancaster
last week, aud wres,led, even as Jacob
wrestled with the angel, to get Ewing
on the tickit in McCook's place. But
"Young Toni declines, With thanks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09


ORDER IN THE orsEIioLD.--S System
and order must be strictly observed in
all household arrangements. "A place
for everything, and everything in its
place" There should be time for cer-
tam duties, and the hous.keeper must
see that there are no infringement OF the
laws that are laid down. Children can
not Too soon be taught the importance of
order, neatness, and ecoROmy. Ahabit
Of system may be ea,ly tovsnt d, aud
prove blessing through life. An ill
governed household, where there is wei.
lher system, order, ,neatBess, nor ffsgality y,
IS bad school for children.
Never leave things lying about--a
shawl here, pair Of slippers there, a
bonnet somewhere else, trusting to a ser.
want TO pat them in place. No matter
how many servants you have, it is mis-.
erable habit. If you set an example Oi
carelessness, do not blame your servants
for following it. Children should be
taught to pat things back in their places
as soon as they are old enough 10 use
them, aud If each member OF q family
were to observe this simple rule, the
house wOald never get much out OF order
Weste,a RHrdL
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eE- The Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
raad is still running untser the control of the
Erie managers the owners under The re-organi-
zation having concluded not to demand pos
session Of !heir property for few days, so rs
TO oBv Tate the double transfer from the Receiver
to the Trustees and then again to the Compa-
ny. This decision WIS not male until the de-
cree of the Court was made at Akron, order
ing the road to be given up to the Company
on tlrpAanf- The line will be taken possession
of on or before October fst
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THE ENGLISH THEORY is that the peo-
pie exist for the benefit OF the parson,
not the parson for the people. Here are
some choice specimens OF advertisements
of church liyings which illustrate the
theory: !. Living where there is "a
beautiful river for boating and fishing"
p Duty easy, and work light. 4. Only
two sermons. 4. Alarge house in choice
shrubbery grounds-largc piece OF orna-
mental water-good Aabling, ETC., and
light duty. 5. Yachting, boating, wild
fowl shooting, aud no dissent-a charm.
ing country yicarage G. A trout
stream aows through the glebe. 7. Su-
perior rectory house (cost 1000 L) en-
tensive grouals, good society, with
plenty of fishing, hunting, etc, no dis,
senting chapel-an Important country
benetioe |! 8. Coed grounds, winery, con-
servatory, etc. the rccios has the entree
to the best country society---a most un
exceptionable benetice 70
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

ExPANsIoN.-Bunker Hill Monument
in the morning inclines toward the west,
Ut noon toward the north. and in the ar.
ternoon towards the east. This is attri-
buted to the expanding influence of the
sun as it warns, successfully, the differ
ent sides of tire structSre, A similar
effect is produced on the dome OF
the Capitol at Washington; aud in
this case is even more marked, being
indicated by the apparent motion OF
the bob of long plumb line fastened to
the under side of the roof of The rotunda
and extending TO the pavement bcnsath
This bob describes daily an eIlipsoidal
curve, Of which the longer diameter i.
from to inches.
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tresses m Europe. Beneath the perpendicular
rocks extends a plateau ofseveyal acres Of cub
tivated fields the products Of which are used
for the substance Of the garrison. Napoleon
tried to reach II By balls shot from Lilen
Stein, but afler succeeding with great difIicul
ty in raising cannon to the summit OF that,
failed 10 touch KGnigstefm. The ascent to rie
castle is a road cut IN the rocks and by means
Of strong gateways and draw bridges the place
is most secure Here the public treasures are
brought in time Of war, and here also Is the
State Prison. We saw band Of French SOL
diers, who were soon to be sent home. Wa
ter we drank from the we'll. 67e fees Deep ex-
cavsted through the solid rock, a work of for
ty years In times of peace about 200 sol
dieFs are stationed here. At the foot OF the
mountain is the little village by the same
name, where we dined and at o'clock took
the boat to Rashau. Here we again mounted
horses Ter "Hoch Stein." My little Hans"
was gay l5ttSe fellow, and we found general
ly the mountain horses all excellent This
last mountain was worth the climbing and in
deed in the whole trip we saw nothing that
disappointed us. The last ride was perfectly
lovely through the "Amselgrund"-a long
valley wild and picturesque, sometimes not
more than 20 feet wide including narrow
brook, which ran along at the foot of high
precipices, while on the other side sloped up q
high hill The many brooks we saw during
these days was charming feature and every
phase of them mentioned IN TcnnysOn's
poems / found, even TO "tle FOrget-me- nOts
that move for happy lovers" At the end of
the Descending valley we found cave and II
waterfall and beside them a wee Little hat and
one of the numerous stands for the sale Of Boz
hcmian glass and trinkets. On our ponies for
the last time, we reached Rattan just IN time
for the boat, SO saying goodbye to our tried
and faithful Guide, we rode gaily down the
river to Dresden, only regrettng that our trip
was ended .... NJ IL. T.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

oGDENsBuRG, New York, has besDth
scene ef q religious disturbance, in which
the Romaa Catholics were the chief
actors. A msa calling himself Baron
de Carmin, and claiming 10 be IN ex-
Catholic priest, undertook TO give a lee.
turc showing up the evils of Popery,
aud his denunoiations thereof led 10 his
being violently assaulted by Romanists
present, and to the breaking up Of the
meetSg, In fact, the unfortunate lee
surer was carried away by the police in
Q carriage to protest him from the mob.
lie was adSortisea 10 speak again the
next day, and did SO, the city council, at
special meeting, voting to give him
support, and the Mayor and the police
seeonding their nseasures heartily. There
was great excitemen1 smong all classes,
and several arrests were made. Free
speech and the right Of parade, are
prerogatives which the sovereign people
may not, probably, consent 70 be de-
priyed of, and II their maiutenancel re
auiTes o asiruggle, that struggle may as
well come At this .time as any other,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

The bill for the prolongation Of NJ.
Theirs powers seems to have passed the
Assembly, says the Tribune, though we
are left in the dark as to the vote on its
final passage. The other day we had the
statement that the preamble in relation
to the constituent powers of the Assem-
bly, was adopted, and eulogxtic SEN
tence concerning M. Theirs has been ac-
cepted. We find, too, that NJ. Thiers
has been congratulated by several Eu-
ropean powers on the Prvlopgstion of
his term OF Office, and he has sent in his
fsrst message, IN which he thanks the
Assembly for the coniilence shown hin.
We may, therefore consider two things
IS se,tle5 in France the Assembly is a
constituent body, and NJ. Thiers is actual
Prcsident-Angth of official term unde-
termined.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

cV-The reputed number belonging to the
Society Of Friends in Great Britain is 14,OiS
The children In their Sabbath schools exceeds
that number by I.524 being l5,5a7, What
other Demonstration IN the world can show .
similar proportion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

An Iowa minister's daughter runs up
store bills, and With All angelic smile,
tells the ArygoeGlsmen to ''charge it to
the man her father is working tor--Je-
sus Christ" ----
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

The effort to exchange McCook for Ewing
is no go. The hand writing on the wall is too
apparent, and Tom Ewing y too smart to take
passage on board a sinking ship.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALEi

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-On Sun.
day evening" SOTel Csg, year old, marked with star
forehead, missed from the pasture OF the sub
scriber Amy person giving information as to where the
JAS #. HANNA,
plymouth, o., Sept, 9th, 1871, 3ltf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

HIGH AND Low CHUReH.--Trouble has
shown itself in Emanuel-Episcopal- Church,
Fifty seventh street, N. Y, OF winch Rev. Geo
L. Thral is rector. At the instance OF the
yesiry the Rector has adopted liturgy
spoken oil as the Union Prayer Book-which
is said TO differ from that in use in the Diocese
Ms. Trail states that the ritual is the work of a
numbop Of divines both OF this country and
England, and is fSes from the passages which
have given rise TO so much controversy and
contention in the Church. This virtual with
drawal from the Protestant Episcopal Church
it is feared may prove the beginning of a Sc.
rious schism.
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-E9cr1sisBi9sg Goods.

Flannel Shirts, Cass Shirts Check Shirts Striped and
Plaid Shirts, MiltoA Shizts, Blue ARMY Shirts,
HinkoEy Shint%. Whiss- Shirt, Giatha-
way ShirtO ShOlder Braces. Suspenders, Kid
Gloves, Dug Ssin Cioves Buck Gloves, Collars Sleeve
Buttons, Umbrellas &C..
large line Of Leathor Bags Hand Trunks, Rail Road
Bags, &c., Inderware, Shirte and Drawers, Englsh
Hose, Gotten Hose, Shaker Sacks, aud good Paper
Collar at 10 Cents q box
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SPECIAL NOVICE
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70 any person producing any Medicine
Il able to show one third many living, permanent
cures as Dir. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy:
and hiuther reward OF 800 for OF Chronic
InHammatory Rhsnmatism. Rheumatic Ague Sciatss
and Rheumatism, NeuraiEiz, Rheumatism of the kia
inwardy only pleasant uhs taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs il is let Qusek Medicine.
but the scienhc prescription of jos p Filter NJ p
Professor of Toxicology and Chcm try graduate OF the
eelesrased Univ rsity Of Pennsylyania, A. D.. 1888
to this disease This preparation under solemn oath
s conceDtiOusly believed TO be the only positive, rea-
BILE, lnialible specific discovered. The proof that
other specific exists IL feHnd in every community In
persons afflicted for many past and rtill suffering
II physicians could IT, specific did exist this
weud be so.a fact that he universally admit
ssd The oft deceived Sufferer may wisely ask what se-
curity evidence has he that DIR. Fitens Rheumatic
Syrup wilg eare his ca.e The protection ored to pa
tients against imposition is In legally signed contract
which will be forwarded without charge to any sufferer
sending by letter descripii Of aiiction this guar
will state the number Of bottles warranted
cure and in OF failure the money paid will be
turned to the patient. No other remedy has eyer been
offered such liberal and honorable terms Medical
advice with certificates Ply sieians. Clergynen
etc. who have been cured after all other treatments sil
ed sent by etper gyaTs. Acted cordially invited to-
write for advice The principal ofiee 20 south Fonrth
ST.. Philadelphia Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic syrup 10
sold nv NJ. NEWBtRRY, sole Agent. Ashtabuls ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

WANTED.-An energetic man, with
w some capital, to take the county agency of the
Keystone Shuttle Sewing Machine the best snisp and
saleaDlc mnatHe In the market. The most liberal
Inducements known to the trade, offered. Address,
+. b. KENNER,
Genl Agent for Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania
4t3l* Office, No. ~ Fif,h Ave, Pittsburgh Pa
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Ashtabula. youngstown & Pittsburgh
Rail Road.

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Capital Stock
y OF the above named Company are hereby nstHed
that the following named gentlemen have been appoint
ed Collectors receive the first insallment OF ten per
trst on Il Capital ST. ok OF said Company In the
several townships herein named, TO witt
For Ashtahula and v6iaNy, Gee WILLARD.
For An tfnbRrg, r. A. BARNES.
For Morgan, New Lyme llartsgrove. +. HARRINGTON.
For Rome, orwell Windsor. l. b. GRAHAM.
For bloomfield and vicinity, VIZ. c. SAVAGE.
Subscribers are requested to make payment to the
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