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one Of the big. paying Offices OF the British
government has been made vacant by the assas-
sinatiOn of the Earl of Mayo, who has for nearly
Tour wears held the position Of Governor General
of India. The earl, who was born in Dublin,
was in his 5Sth year when be came to his tragic
end at the hands of convict. He had encoun-
tered unusual difficulties in the more active
operations of the fanatical sects which divide
the various religionists of India. Only a week
ago, the cable informed us that fifty KOoka in
surgents had been ordered to be blown from the
mouths of cannon. Perhaps this assassination
Is in revenge. The Kookas however are Hin
docs, while the Wahabees are Mussulmen.
These last are the bets noir of English rule
They are fast making Proselytes among the
Hindoos, and their existence is perpetual con-
spiracy- The Nohammedsns already number
sixth OF the population of India In some dis
tTiets they form a majority of the population.
They are more active and in earnest than any
other portion of the people. Fer forty wears
their sect of the Wahabees has maintained a
continual war with the English When thew
were not inspiring the great rebellions they
were engaged in petty revolts or in secret muir
dCIS.
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Philadelphisns are uneasy about the sanitary
condition of their city, because they say expe-
rience teaches that cholera ALWAYS follows
smallpox, ana they are afraid the former
Scourge will prove more fatal there next sum-
mer than the latter has been during the fall and
winter. Whether they have fficient cause for
their alarm or not, the papers are right in adj
vising the adoption of preventive measures by
the health officers; and all our cities should be
making preparations to guard against the pos
sible appearance OF cholera this summer as an
endemic
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Atlanta, Ga, is bowling for new Jail, the
OLD one being so full that the prisoners legs are
sticking out of the windows.
sc. W. White, deputy postmaster at Barns
mails. ~
git is estimated that from to 10 per cent
OF the whole property of Massachusetts, is ex-
empt from taxation, as being devoted TO char
liable, educational and religious uses.
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MARKETS To-day.

BALrIMoRB, Feb. H.-yirginia 6's, old, cou-
pom, IS; DO, consolidated, 56H. West Virginia,
Tk-all bids. North Cardinals, all unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Cotton dull and wea
Low middlings, 22a2e4. Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat steady: Pennsylvania, red,
s1.62s$1.65. Corn firm: White southern, 6Sa70;
yellow southern, 70. Oats steady, 54a55X. Rye
5s sides sS cle mea 1S sdss
6A-loose; One-fourth more packed. Bacon
steady and unchanged: Hams, 13s14. Lard
steady, 94. Western butter active and in i'm
proved demand. Whisky steady, 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Stocks strong. Gold
heavy, 106. Money easy,6. Governments dull
and steady. Virginia SIS, Sc; new, ssh. North
Cardinals, 3s4; new, T1. Exchange, long, sS;
short, 90.
NEw YORK, Feb. 1i.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat duh and nominally unchanged Corn
unchanged
LONDON, Feb. IL, 11.3o q. m.-Consols for
money, 92R; for account, 92Ta92K. Bonds
irmer: 1925, 3d. 1865, 92A; 1865, va; 10. 40s,
9O4.
PARIS, Feb. H.-French rentes, sc francs,
so confines.
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COMPULSORY MATRIMONIAL Young man
left Indiana the other day to escape beng forced
70 marry pretty girl to whom he fvolishly en-
gagged himself in testing way. The atbsr and
brothers OF the young lady have concluded 10
force compliance with the agreement, and
nave invoked the aid of the law. The sheriff of
intended husband, and will arrest him on sigbt.
Inc case promises some rich Developments pro-
vlded the officer succeeds in finding the young
man. The girl Is very anxious that he should
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They had masquerade party in Portsmouth.
\. H., the other night, at which the ladies were
attired in dresses made entirely of tissue paper.
= 10 one who had witnessed nothing Of the kind
before says the Chronicle, of that place, with
charming Hdirete, ''the scene was quite surpr;s-
ing We have no doubt OF it. In this section
such DISCUSSES would be considered entirely 'too
thin' and II the Portsmouth fashion has ex-
tended to Boston it explains the action of the
authorities there in prohibiting masnne
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ANTHRACITE COAL TEADE.-The trade is nm
usually slack, partly in consequence of the ice
ana parity in consequence OF the suspension OF
mining in several of the coal regions by reason
OF repairs and Improvements making at the
A. and the operators have fixed the average
price OF coal in the Schuylkill region at g .30I
per ton. The basis is on $3.50 for miners and
sZ-i5 tor laborers. The demand for coal at this
as well as all other coal centers Continues o w.
tIemely Ilght.-Ihilddelphia Led1tr.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNEsDAY......F II, ls72.

The Methodist preachers in New York are
discussing the question whether Ii Is desirable
that the rue OF the term OF the pastoral relation
be 50 altered that the bishops may return pastors
TO charges for more than three years. The near
approach of the qusdrennial conference, to be
held this year in Brooklyn, makes this ques-
ton o. importance to Metho lists, and a good
deal may be said on both sides. There are
many cases where the pastor can do more good
in a familiar field of labor than in a new and I'M
tried one. ON the other hand, there are some
cases where for the good of both the minister
and bis congregation the pastoral relation should
be of short duration At The regular weekly
meeting of Methodist preachers in New York on
Monday, Rev. r. F. Adams earnestly advocated
a change of the present rule, saying that as soon
a. pastor has made himself familiar with the
homes and the membership of his congregation
the three years rule of Providence manufac-
tuTsd by the general conference steps in and
sewers his relation, sends him adrift and in
jures, If il does not destroy, his usefulness. He
believed the pastors generally would prefer a
longer stay in their charges, and he thought the
people would prefer the same also He had one
charge himself, however, which he wished to
escape from before his term had expired. and as
a sOlace for his wees he used to sing with his
wife every day, 1.-The Conference year is rolling
round"
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0The jury in the Stokes case in New Yori
IN "A com ptefef yeSferday

~The jury in the Stokes case in New York
was completed yesterday.
~Butchers in Columbus, Ga, are by law
obliged TO wear white aprons.
ga Cleveland coroner has adopted as q
badge q miniature kerosene can.
~They have Professor OF Germsn at Cor
nell who can swear IN seven different lam
guages.
~Two ambitious women have applied for
conductors positions On the New York Central
railroad.
ga Michigan lawyer enjoyed the rare luxu-
~ of calling the court q (strong adjectiye) fool
lor the moderate sum OF So.
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A NEW PLAN OF CANAL NAVIGATION
hessrs: Singer and Taleott, of Chicago, have
secured permission from the Illinois and Michi-
gan canal commissioners TO run boats from
Lockport TO Chicago, on the cable plan. The
cable will be laid in the middle of the channel
and grasped by a steam propeller with a revoly,
ing clamp II II expected that a speed of i've
miles an hour will be attained with from eight
10 ten well laden boats
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PERILs OF NEW YORK STREET CARSON
SATURDAY night last daring outrage was COM
mt a on Fourth avenue car in New York.
MI. Ira l.. Cadey, merchant, was riding on
the rear platform when three men hustled him.
beat him, and made good their escape with his
5000 and 500 In gold. -o'
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The Pennsylvania Senate, after an entire day
spent In debating and voting on the contested
election case OF Mcclure against Gray, refused.
by a tie vote on Monday night, to take any fur
ther action in the matter
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The RICHMOND ABORTION MURDER-In thu
case OF Miss King, of Henrico county Va, here
tOiore reported by telegraph. the coroner's iury
ON Saturday returned the following yerdict..
% he jurors sworn to inquire when, how and by
what means the said Jennie Young King came
To her death, upon their oaths do saw that She
came to her death by medicines administered by
\. A. Ii. Goddin To produce abortion through
the instigstion OF Wesley NJ. Brock"
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N g. RnFSsE16ANs t 81 fhE hs sFSEkS e
This tWednesdayj EvENisG' Fesrua 1lan "a Hall
0ftOek p sEssT # I7,a pi !SHs
0 fNdfoN CRY GETS, eco: g.. .n ist wASa j
an5f% row. + The
~ order OF Captain S sGS%p.Id RTS Sppmgany
rSK: OF P-GEknANIA LODGE, No. Is,
pointed to attend the funeral Of our deceased Bro
and on Sist = sfs ef sS5Ser on
oSS,99ek BY order Of II, W 9:
TARMoRY W 80: p; "; LIE b: 49,.
%saf Ss99HP7iH H fs
the funeral n1su e Lieut.. J. H. DUBANT; ''
,x.c..,v Capt. cOmd's, u. b. WI
The NAiIos4L GaPfTh %0n REKL n EsTasr I!
M.n Inc on D%aTER66HSs & SAY E
fisa ne ''n ''''f Fiji. Il. WEIGH. ssere....
nFsT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL.
Wy ROAD COMPANY.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No 81 NASSAU SrRrsrI
NEW YoRK, February l, lS72 (
The Coupons and registered interest due February
Is, 1857, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent % D.
cJGold Bonds Il. d., and the Eight per Cent. Is
=. CD Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land
Grant Bonds w. d. Of the Ct. Joseph and Denver
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of the City
Of New Ysrk, upon presentation sad dsmand on
and after that date, Free Of Tax.
IRAACIs A. COFFIN,
Asst Treasurer,
febl-2w u. ]. 4 d. O. RI. Co
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RFcIPRoclTY BETWEEN OHIO AND CANADA
In the Ohio senate yesterday Q resolution was
the residents Of Canada on terms of equality
with the citizens Of the United States provided
the Dominion government grant a similar use
United State<
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CEUsHING THE INrRksArIoNALs-AP Paris
telegram says" Recent develop ments in re-
caro- 10 the widespread increase OF the Interua-
iohais IN nearly every state OF continental
Europe having been brought to the notice OF the
ruhng powers, active measures for the suppress
lion OF the order are at once to be inaugurated
10 tnis emo negotiations are now on foot for a
treaty proposing the combined action of the
Ieadlng powers AGAINST the Internationals
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER ARRRsrED.-Oficer
John Dryer arrived in Canandaigua n v. on
monday, from Scranton, Pa, in charge of Lewis
Junior. colored, of whom he has been in search
since December. Junior is charged with at
tempting to poison his wife in December His
VIE alleges that he is guilty of numbering a
drowning her in the canal. In February of that
year the dead body OF an unknown woman was
found in the canal at that place. The prisoner
was traced to watkins, n. ", thence to Mont
rose, Pa, and finally to Scranton. where he W. !,
arrested, with white woman who lett Canaan
daigua with him.
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rR MOvAL NOffCI.

TREMovAL NOT1CE.
Meesrs. 8; soLDsTEIN 4 CO. have REMoyEp
their Loan once from their old stand, No. VOC *
4. west, one door north Of Pa. avenue. to their
Principal Loan once, under the Metropolitan Ho-
gel: s.l.Toon fronuns Psnn.. .ye.ue: privass
entrance through to street, aQording an entrance
either way. The central Location Of the place and
tne :ccemn od.tscps offered ey 2 0OLDSLkIN
sve Loan Once in the country. In their selesroom
they always have on hand large and choice selec-
ton Of hDe Gold and Silver Wstches, Diamosds and
ell other fne good yevslry, Silver and Silver
plated Ware, Fsecy Goods, Guns, Rsvolyers, &C.
Dew goods, which they win cell with small margin
over cost. call On then viii satisfy al ttaf our
rec. mmendation IL not misplaced. jsa1-u
M AURsIs' SCHOOL AT FREKDnENb
N HOSPITAL.
The ccurss Of Lectures vfl commence March 9,
1874, and viii continue for three months. 80
Full and practical instructions will be given upon
all the dutiss Of the monthly narss, including the
proper care Of infants,
TIE Lyins-in wards Of the hospital, under the
charge Of one OF the fnsructors, viii Afford oDportu-
nifty Ter illustrations Of the subjects taught
FOR circulars giving detailed informAton apply 10
Professor R0BxRT RBYBCRN, u. D., No. 6Se II
Profs:scr Jos. fkSIk yoHHsOH' II. b., No
93J New York avenue, physician Of the Lying In
wards, or 1t the hospital. jaas-&
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TIE NEXT PRKsIDKScY-CAase or hs
Fteid--The Cooperstown On. W Foeeman's
Jo.rnai-home organ Of Judge Nelson, of the
Gnife1 SSt,ates Supreme Court-announces that
thief Justice Chase has dismissed all thought of
being candidate for Presi.ccat this year, and
Is in favor Of the nomination of Sosstor Trum-
bun as the opposition candidate.
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The SNOW BLOCKADE number os narsors
were to leave Salt Lake City to-day for New
York, via San Francisco and Panama. believing
that they can get through sooner that way than
~ rsii, owing to the blockade on the Union
Pacific railroad. Reports last evening state IN AZ
the snOw-bound trains are still near Creston.
but the weather Is warm and pleasant. The
snow shovelers are working day and night.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A UG. HOLSTER,
"A (Ts1cher Of Mastep
viii give instructions uPon the Piano, and lesso:s
in Thorough Base.
Inquire or address No. 1920 2ist street. between
and northwest feb5 20
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND OLAsSIOAl Us
~ STITUTE FOB YOUNG LADIES,
n Re; ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.ai
80. VIA New York avenue. northwest. ga
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 6ls
II street; convenient to street cars. fl2Sts
ElRsT-CLASS TABLE BOARD; $40 PER
L month. HOWARD HOUSE,, corner 9th street
and PeHnsy " ania avenue. jan22 I'm
FIRST CLASS BOAYD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT Rooms, &c : had or ress9neHia Term,
1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and ls.h
.N-sct, Good location and accessible ubfs "
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~ W. L.. WALL 4 co. WOULD CALL THE
U3 attention of buy ers TO the sale OF that ele.
CANT Brown Stone Front DWELLING HOUSE
corner n and 10Th streets, by order of the United
February 10, at o'clock, in front of the premises
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PARTICULARS OF THE ASSASSINATION OF
TIE EARL OF MAyO.-Later intelligence con-
ms the report Of the assassination of Earl
Mayo, the Governor General of India. The
following additional particulars have Just been
made public: The Earl was inspecting Fort
BAR frison IN the Andaman Islands in the Bay
of Bengal. A Mussulman convict broke thronO OK
the surrounding officers and guards and stabbed
the Earl twice in the back. He died immedi-
a,eIy. Inc assassin was instantly secured and
placed in irons. He is q disciple Of the tanaticaI
sect which arose in Arabia more than a century
ago, under the rule Of Abd-eI- W ahab and from
thence was propagated among the thirty mill
ions OF Mohammedan subjects of the British
crown. In the summer of 1870 they circul sted
pamphlet which contain a prediction of a
char ge OF government in India. For connac-
Ioh u conspiracy at that time number of
on the Andamd Islands in the Bay of Bengal
and IL Is supposed to have been one of them Who
stabbed Lord Mayo at Fort Blair. The Moham-
medan population of India are in a condition of
restless re cklesSness and ripe for an outbreak
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PHILP 4 S0LOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATYONERs,
febN Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ITO CONTAGIOUS FOB LAYING WATER
MAINS.
OFFICE OF WAsHINGroN AoURpUcr(
E WAsHINGroS, y: G., February 1873 (
siened until u o'clock m. ON THE lirH DAY OF
MARt Il, 1872, at the Office Of the Washington Aoue-
one and one;Quarter millinns (mors or lessj of
pounds OF 50 inch and 10 inch cast iron water pipes
special castings and stop cocks. Sro''
No proposals for laying pipes and special castinss
VIII be received except In the printed FORMS which,
sized information can be had On APPLICATION in per
Major Of Engineers, q S.A., Chief Engineer, Wsah
ington Aeueduct febll i0t
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PERSONAL.

EhSON AL.
MADAME Packs. ths Gysn,eu Melvin OF rae
w Axe, can be consul ed by calling at No. IOls
4 street, between 10th and 18th sts. n. W Hsurs
from %. m. to 9 p. m. febi3-lm
NADAME Downs MONTHLY PILLS WILL
4Vl remove all Female Irregularities. Marri-i
Ladies should not use them if pregnant, for they
viii De sure 70 produce miscarriage. Once, 906 B
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H and Bssfnsss Medium, NEvsk FAILS in giving
correct and reliable communications Come aud
witness her wonderful power f second sight sag
10th street N. w, between and Y. rs lm.
4 AIDES SUFFERING FROM IKkEGULARI
- ties, weaknesses, or any complaint peculiar x
their sex should eonfde IN DIR LEON, the oIfs,f g,
tdoshed and only reliable and safe Physician max
ing specially OF female complaints I'm the city he
specially invites acafl from those who have beer
deceived by ewind1ers. He guarantees q speeSiJ
cure or no charge. ySspdyafe hoosa: for lafy %
rests. Rooms No. vi I street, between 7th and
Th OCT TT
nN MARRIAGE -HAPPY Relief ron
" young men from the effects Of Errors and Abusee
in early life. Manhood restored. Seminal emissions
cured. Impedments TO Marriage removed New
method OF treatment New and remarkable rene
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yelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS No
south 9th street, Philadelphis, Pa. dec22-eosm
Mrs. r. SAWYER, Cla,rroyanf, Masnstic Tsst
NA MEDIUM, can be consulted at her house, No 3l5
9TH st, between and SITS, island, upon Gil impOr-
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ALABAMA CLAIMS BLusTER- The House Of
Lords " Want TO Kror, fOn Enoc."-An attempt
was made to bring the subject of the Alabama
claims before the House OF Lords. yesterday, for
debate. Baron Redesdale proposed to the gov
eminent the following question: If A and b,
partners, sue g tor fraud, and the defendant G.
proves that Ii, one of the plaintiffs, acted with
him in committing the fraud, whether such
proof would not be a complete answer and debar
all damages Applying this to the question at
issue with the United States, he argued that the
north and the south were now partners in the
Alabama claims. If law in the case of persons
was good, it ought to hold In regard to nations.
Earl Granville said the discussion OF the treaty
of Washington at the present juncture was un-
az sirable, and he declined to answer the aues-
ton. Several Lords expressed regret that Par
lament was the only place where the treaty
could not be mentioned They declared that the
government ought to publish the English case
and the other documents connected with the
Alabama claims, and give the British people an
opportunity of enjoying the advantages possessed
by Americans for the discussion OF the pending
issues Earl Granville again declined to reply,
but said If a motion was made for the publica-
ton of the English case, il would be laid before
the House. The motion was accordingly made
and adopted.
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MARDI-GRAs In NEW ORLEANS AND MEN
PHIs-The carnival procession in New Orleans
yesterday afternoon was witnessed by an i'm
mense concourse Of people from every section OF
the country. 1t comprised q squad Of moupted
police; the Chief Marshal of the Empire, IL. X.
ID, the King OF the Carnival, with attendants;
music. Lords Of the Yeomapry, the B9uf-Gras.
First Division-Music Lord of the Carriages.
Second Division-Music; Lord Of the Vans. Third
Division-Music; Lord of the Unattached. Fifth
Division-Platoon Of police. A platform had
been erected In 4. ont Cfthe city hall, which was
occupied by the Grand Duke Alexis, Mayor
Flanders, the city and ssate officials, and few
invited guests. Opposite the city hall, along the
entire length OF Charles street. in front of Lafay-
cite square, a stand extended from the outer
edge of the sidewalk back some twenty
feet On this were seated some three
thousand persons, mostly ladies', presenting
from the city hall picturesque appearance.
After dark many buildings along the route of
the procession were Illuminated. About 8
O'Clock grand allegorial procession, represent
ing the Dream of Homer, commenced moving,
ard passed through the principal streets. This
" as also viewed by Alexis and party from the
city hall, as during the afternoon. After the
procession on the streets, the Allegorical Crew
proceeded to the Varietit Theatre, where three
grand tableaux were given. The festivities
ended with grand dress ball. Grand fancy
dress and masquerade balls were also given at
the Opera House, st. Charles Theater, Acade my
of Music, and at almost every hall in the city.
The Carnival in Memphis yesterday surprised
its most sanguine projectors. The streets were
filled with maskeIs and the sidewalks blocked
With spectators 1t is estima ted that there were
10000 persons on the streets. Business was
wholly suspended.
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Lucretius on the Nature Of Things Translated
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THE TREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
BANKING House OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
All deposits of FIVE dollars or more made with this
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SIX PEA CENT interest from that date nav able JHIy
and January in each year.
Four PER CENT. paid on current business ac
counts Call and get . copy Of the rules janN
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frtnfeTs Picture Frames made to order Apents
LOT MIss Mason ;. Life of Gen. B. Lee and other
enosc1ptlon books Oanvassers wanted. febIs- I'm
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100 Bbls. EASTERN ONIONS.
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n WASHINGTON, February Is, 1872
On and after THURSDAY MORNING. 18th,
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