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PHILADELPHIA CITY SKIES.
Tne story or Fraud ON the Treasury
arrest ~ tho Parties Alleged To BE

/ PHILADELPHIA, Sept p, 1873
One morning last winter, upon the ann,,cat,an
OF certain parties TO the City treasurer
Tor their bonds, called ''city sixesu the
| authorities were astounded to find that
$4,000 worth had mysteriously disappeared.
1t was ascertained that these bonds had been taken
from the Trasurer's office at the time thew were
! ready for transfer to the Philadelphia Bank. @,
course, they were Of value to the parties hold
ing them unless they could explain how the bonds
came into their possession. The bonds were the
property OF certain Mrs. Parker and
were al made out in her name. Upon
certain day Mrs. Tanner G. Johnson
went to we'll known broker and requested
him TO sell the bonds as soon as possible and the
firm negotiated for the bonds lamar G. Johnson,
representing herself to be Mrs. Parker, then in
europe, called upon another woman named Maria
Fury 70 prove that what she had sald was the truth.
Some time alter this the real Mrs. Parker. as be-
tore stated, called q: the Treasurers office and de-
manded her 500 900 worth OF bonds. They were
missing and could not be found. Nor has it
yet been ascertained who stole them. The
the transfer had been made sent for Maria Fury
VINO Is woman OF some means, and asked where
ss %rs Johnson was who herself as
know, but the police authorities soon learned
her whereabouts and arrested her along with
in nor. o ,Nsd,d9 the bonds: The parties
were arrested lot larceny and several months ago
were put under bail In the sum OF So 600 each.
The case never has come to trial, and Journals both
In Philadelphia and New York. have placed very
peculiar construction upon the circumstance or
their being withheld from Court Indeed the
strangest rumors have been an0at, and many
say that compromise mad been effected and
that all the stolen money was re-
turned. Ten days ago, In answer to immense
external pressure, the Court OF Common Pleas
issued bench warrant against these parties Tor
forgery, and since that time Captain Franks has
been searching for the parties in every quarter OF
v. Tan J0hp fNp
whom he has been diligently looking this morn
Ing, and took her and all the other parties men
TONED above before the Court, where they were
held for forgery, their bail being named at 1000
EACH The case will be tried on Monday next.
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Cabinet Project for the Restoration of
the Navy-Church and Municipal Com


cabinet FrOJcCL TOT the ktcStOratlOn OF
the Navy-Church and Municipal Com
Nict At Vera Cruz.
CITY OF MEXICO Sept. II,
Via HAVANA Sept 20, 1873.
The government is engaged in the work of re-es-
tabishing the navy. General Foster, military COM
mander at Vera Cruz has been called to the capt
tai to receive orders from the supreme government
to purchase four steamers In England for the
navy.
The reconstruction OF the old Hall OF Congress,
burned last year, has been decided upon.
THE QUESTION OF THE CHURCH.
The State OF Vera Cruz is passing through cri-
SIS and possibly serious consequences will ensue
The Commissioners Of Charity have caused places
OF public worship to be closed. The Governor ia
opposed to this measure, and the Catholic Society
has demanded his protection. The Governor has
ordered the chapels to be reopened. Most of the
members OF the Commission, also the municipal
counseltors, protested against the interference OF
the Governor, and resigned. The Governor dis
solved the whole Municipal Council and ordained
that they be replaced by the candidates who re-
ceived the next number OF votes after those
elected Public excitement Is intense.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC..
The railway service between Vera Cruz and the
capital grows better daily.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dispatches from Rear Admiral Taylor, dated
flagship Lancaster, Rio de Janeiro, August IS, says
he expected to leave there the 2sth on cruise,
and would touch at Bahia. All repairs on the Lam
caster had been completed. The Ticonderoga
was at Montevide0 August Is, from which place she
expected to proceed to Buenos Ayres. The health
OF the squadron was good There was no yellow
fever at Rio.
;. The United States steamer Lancaster, flagship OF
the South Atlantic Squadron, Admiral william
Rodgers Taylor, was at Rio de JaneiIo August 90
but to sail in a few days for Bahia.
The United States steamer Ticonderoga Captain
Badger and The United states gunboat Wasp was
at MOnteVideO on the 18th of August.
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A New Snow Plough.

From tho "World" September III
private view was afforded yesterday of Liliputan
model of Sgnor Abbiati's Track and Snow Cleaner,
which fitted to do away with the blockades that
the wintry scourge OF Northern railroads The ma
chine which will be different cabre prOportionate to
the various degrees OF climate in which II win be used
is an oblong structure weighing about much
average LOCOMOTIVES and propeed by powerful engine,
at the head OF which sort OF circular OF immense
size and power Is suspended This saw or fan, which in
machine of average size will be from AZ To feet in
height and will weigh from four to five os is worked
by separate engine set In the body of the
chine. entirely disconnected, with the pr9pelling
forces are obvious While the propeing power
other engine will have time 10 dig at the It's
leisure No amount OF snow and Ice of whatever hard
apparently will be able to resist the inroads IT,
weighy revolving with great rapdity The FAM too
Is contrived that il ngs the at such distance
that it DO coggei by Its flying back forcing
passage through a snowbank that extended high each
side OF the track that the accUn ulaons upon of the
snow forced out OF the way would be only choice
evils the fan can throw the snow entirely over and be
hind the machine to platform ready 70 receive IT.
In the intended for use on street railroads to be
drawn by horses the fan placed in the middle but The
principle is the same were made with me
model yesterday in which sawdst was used in place OF
snow and the little engine with me utmost ease
working model of the machine Is now on exhibition
rooms l22 and l2t Trinity Building, III broadway,
from 9 A. NJ. to 4 T. NJ.
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ENGLAND.
The American Bank Forgers Under Discipline in
Newgate-Discount on Change.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 90, 1873
Both Of the warders of Newgate, who we're
charged with bribery in connection with the plot
for the release Of the Bank OF England forgers
have been dismissed, Notwithstanding the charges
were declared unfounded. 1t is probable that they
will seek legal redress.
The forgers are confined in separate cells Of the
prison and a strict watch Is kept over them.
DISCOUNT ON CHANGE.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
three months bills Is 15-1ed. per cent or 1.1e per
cent below the Bank OF England rate.
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WEATHER REpORT.

W.R DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 2I-1 4. N.
PrObGbitttte,

PROCEDURES.
For SUNDAY IN THE MIDDLE AND EASTERN
STATES, RISING BAROMETER, NORTHWEST WINDS
AND CLEAR WEATHER
For the Southern states, rortheastery winds,
rising temperature, partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the Ohio Valley and lower lakes, northeast
to southwest winds, rising temperature, partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the upper lakes, falling barometer, south
eastery winds increasing to fresh; cloudy weather
and occasional rain.
For the Northwest westerly winds. rising
barometer, low temperature, partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-fOur hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD Building:-
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MEXICO.
Alleged Sharp Practice by General Rocha
Against Government Orders
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAMOROs, Sept. 20, 1873
Private advices received to-day from Monterey
state that a report prevailed there that General
Rocha had arrested General Escobedo at Zacatecas.
II is supposed that the government, becoming
suspicious OF General Rocha's loyalty, had ordered
General Escobedo who was at San Luis Potosi,
to relieve General Rocha of his command at Zaca-
tecas and that when General Escobedo arrived
there General kocha had pronounced against the
government and taken Escobedo prisoner.
Telegraphic communication being interrupted,
the truth of these rumors cannot be ascertaned.
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GERMANY.
imperial Recognition of New Church Pre-.
late-Amalgamation Of the Terri
tory Of Hesse-Cassel.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. 20, 1873.
The Emperor william Of Germany has formally
recognized the status Of Bishop Rienkens as
Bishop of the Catholic Church.
THK HEssE-cAssEL ELECTORATE TMrER1ALrzED.
Frederick william, Elector OF Hesse-Casse, has
formally recognized and consented to the annexa.
ton OF his territory to Prussia and renowned his
right ofproperty In the revenues OF the Electorate.
In compensation for which the Prussian govern
mcnt has granted him an annuity OF 100000
thalera
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Died.

DUFFY.-On Saturday, September 90 Mrs. MARY
DUFFY, native OF Galway, Ireland, in The 9th year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral, on Monday after
noon, at three O'Clock, from the residence OF her
son-in-law, Mr., George Burke, Cottage street. Jer-
sey City Heights N. J.
For other Deaths See Seventh paUeI
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Commerce and Exchange At Havana.

HAVANA, Sept 20 1873
sugar-No IL Dutch standard active at 1914
a l2,. reals per arrobe. Freights dull; per box OF
sugar, loading at Havana for the United States
81 so a 81 IS; per hogshead OF sugar do, So a
50 IS; per hogshead OF sugar from ports on the
north coast loutside ports for the United States
50 SO a 81; per hogshead OF molasses from ports
on the north coast outside ports) ior the united
states, So rs.
Exchange irregular; on the United States, sixty
days currency, ~ AZ premium; short sight
currency, ~ a 40 premium; on London, " IS
nrcmIuW. Spanish gold 81 prepiups
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Herald Special Report from
London.
British Press Confirmation of
American News from KhiYa.
The Nativist Insurrection Against Rus.
STA Announced to John Bull"
Three Weeks After Date.
What the Europeans Missed and What
the American People Gained.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
ahe British metropolis
LONDON, Sept 20, 1873.
The occurrence of an instruction against
the Russians, near Khiva, just now announced
in the European journals, is the same event
which was reported by the HERALD special
correspondent in Central Asia some three
weeks or month since, and which was dis
credited and denied in Britain-indeed, in
Europe generally.
Press Missed, Subsequently Denied
and Now Published.
The following special despatch to the HERALD,
received from our correspondent in Central Asia
by telegraph was published in our issue of Satur-
day. August 80, in New York. It's contents are Just
now printed by the London press and furnished to
the English people from that metropolis confirming
the accuracy of the American special intelligence
''The HERALD special correspondent at Tashkend
makes the following report from Central Asia.
under date Of August 26:-
NATIvIsT RESURRECTION AGAINST THE RUSSIAN
CONoUERoRs.
Private letters just to hand report the fact of
the breaking out Of an instruction at Khiva and
In Kh0hand against the Russians, during the
absence Of General Kaufman, the imperialist
COMMANDMENT Chief
STAMPED OUT BY FORCE AND PROSPECT OF A MILL
TARY RAzzIA.
General verefrkin, second in command under
General Kaufman, quelled the rebellious move
ment by force.
He destroyed Khiva and its Notifications, and
now asks permission from the General-in- Chief to
plough up the site OF its former Notifications.
MONEY LEvIEs BY THE MUsCovTEs
The rebellion in Khokand has been quieted. and
exactions and fines levied on GOO OF the more
prominent persons who participated in it,
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LONDON, Sept 90 1873.
A despatch from Teheran says the trouble be-
tween the Shah and the late Grand ViZier grows out
OF local matters entirely, and does not. as re-
ported, relate to the Reuter- Commission.
1t ia believed that the vizier will soon be rein
stated in Office
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. 6C1a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 7oA
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year .............. 70 s.,
Average temperature for the past week.. 81 ri
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CUBA.
skirmishing Between Insurgents and spaniards
IElEGpAKs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Sept 20, 1873.
A despatch from Santiago de Cuba reports a
slight skirmish between Spanish column and
body OF insurgents, numbering 15o The same
despatch states that the Spanish troops surprised
an encAmpment OF insurgents, killing three OF
them and taking twelve prisoners.
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The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the British METROPOLIS
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GrheIenDerg MarshakPs Csdl,OitcOu-
owing To the wonderful curative power possesses
regarded by leading physicians to be the only krpwn
remedy Tor complaints to which women sub oct.
u 30 PEE bottle. Sold nv druggists
GRAEFENBERG CO.. s. Re g1c street
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TELEGRAM 10 THE new YORK HEeALD.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1873.
Dispatches from Frankfort, Hamburg, Bremen
and Vienna say no failures have occurred IN those
cities on account OF the New York panic, but that
much nxiety exists in financial circles.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoaa HERALD.

LoNDoy, Sept 90, 1873.
The report that civil war had broken out in
Morocco between the and the brother OF the
deceased Emperor is not true.
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A.-Thc War Against Metal Spins
Trusses has annihilaed the wretched finger pad wire
springs and filthy sponge pads The comfortable ELIAS
TIC TRUSS at 63 Broadway permanently cures
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Corns, Bunions, Nails. &C., Cured
without pain. CORN CURE by mail, SOC.
DR. RICE, 20s Broadway. corner Fulton street
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MOROCCO.

The Country Peaeeabis rc,Hding the Throne Sue
cessior. -
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PERSIA.

The Imperial Disposition Towards the Grand
Vizier.
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FRANCE.
Count do Chambord's Plan for q Re-Establish-
ment Of the Crown.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept 90 1879
it Is rumored to-day that Count de Chambord
has animated that when mis- right to sovereign
rule over France has been formally recognized and
homage paid him he will abdcate the throne in
.Ayor OF the Count de Paris
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Denis Donovan, Formerly at belmont
co.'s Restaurant ia Carte Table Do Irote from !.
No. East Twelfth street Open until II T. M.
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The Rest Water Pipe, Also the Cheap
est when strength and DURABILITY are considered j. the
co, No. 2i3 Centre st. Now York. Price 6ls cents
pound. Descriptive pamp hets sent by mail free
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AUSTRIA.
The Empress Invalided by Illness.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK NERALp.

VIENNA, Sept. 20, 1879.
Her Majesty the Empress Elizabeth OF Austria
Is Ill.
Tho Empress is in the thirty seventh year Of her
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Good DIGestiOn, CheerfuI Vempcr. Ire.

iresning siuinoer Renewed Energy for those suffering
the horrors of Indigestion by using Dr. ARPS DYS
PEPSIA SPECIFIC. Hartnett9 fouret avenue and
Astor place. OBrien's, titeth and Third avenue
and Hudnuts, Herald Building.
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COrns Cured without Pntn, soc. TO 81 I;
Bunons, Nails &c. So Broadway, near Fourteenth
street DIR. r. II. WESTERVEbf, Cniropoiist
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Red Hands n d Faces, How Ugly They
arei-Use Nine. LAMARTINE'S ORIENTAL MIXTURES
TO get hem white Price 50 cents. Depot at Mme no
MER'S, ~ East Twelfth street. near Broadway
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, AIT
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. lACHARIE 81 Union
square,
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Campo's rnfallible Specific VIII Cure
instantaneously al pains rheumatic o Ter HUD-
NUT. Herald Building JOHN r. HENRY No College
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Insurrectionixt Fire on the French Re-
publican Flag.

Insurrectionixt Fire on the French Re-
publican Flag.
MADRID, Sept. TO- 1878.
On the night OF the 18th inst, while a boat be-
longing to French corvette, anchored OF Carta-
gena was passing from the vessel to the Shore it
was fired upon by the insurgents for falling to
reply to the challenge OF sentry, and one OF the
seamen was killed.
" The commander of the corvette called the atten-
ton Of the Intransigente Junta to the occurrence
and threatened to lombard the city.
A satisfactory explanation was made.
Bulletin OF Army Movements In the
Field.
MADRID, Sept. 20, 1873
The republican troops under General Pavia have
entered Malaga. They met with no opposition
The Carlists have raised the blockade Of the town
Of Olot, Corona.
A force of Carlists made an attack upon Toosa,
capital of Guipuzcoa yesterday.
They met with gallant resistance from the re-
publican garrison and were finally defeated with
great slaughter.
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TIE EUROPEAN MONEY CENTRES.

News from New York on the Continental
~,S
Bourses. go
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Elastic Belts, Stockings, Knee Caps,
ANKLErS, &c, az MARSH & co -. Radical Cure Truss
office, No Vesey street. Lady attendant
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Exercise.-J. WoO0's Gymnasium, T wen-
yeghth street, near Fifth avenue open day even
ing. send for circular.
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On Account OF Its Purity and Mellow
ness CENTURY WHlSKEY Is rapidly suprhntin& all
other brands for medicinal purposes Ask
about IT, For sale by druggists and first class dealers
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Rupture and Physical Dcformfties
successfully treated by MARSH Co, at their Racteai
Cure Truss Office No. 2 vesey street
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Mems and Boys Clothing. -FtnesG
goods latest styles and best fitting any
in the city and prices as low. LOBDELL. TINSLEY
CO., LlSO Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street
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THE NEW YORK HERALDs OPINION OF THE
i AMERICAN CYCLOPRDIA, SEPTEMBER TO- 1873 -
The American Cycopedia, edited by George Ripley and
sue revised edition of the New American Cyclic
pspdia the wide circulation Of which entities to tho
character Of q truly national work. slight notice
which appeared in our columns q short time sluc@
md upon further examination does insufficient nstce
to the evident thoroughness and ability evlnced in
its preparation well to remarkable merits as =
book OF general reference for American readers As Is
clear from the long array OF names which follows the
preface, the foremost scientific contributors on
their fsvorte subjects, while all others uestod
by writer's who have made their respective matters
speciality. IL to be expected that the rpef expe-
rience Of the editors and their wotd proc
work shed by greater unity Of uestmenh ana
that they would avail themselves OF the new -
information laid open by the recent discoxa.ss u
progress OF science. This abundanty ma nes. ~ sS
FIRST volume The and beaufM nius.a nt
which Of its most attraen We ~ .h,ie
crowded out any one single article OF real w1
the reader will be SURPRISED TO see SO many use'u
tons 10 former articles and very many new onss y,
great Imnorfsnce Such the articles AGousucs,
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.AiasLs = merican Wines" "Aizonn~ AImor
.nrr,vf lrtssian Wells" ARTILLERY" &C; Inese,
treated thew are thoroughly and illustrated wthous
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world the only true and perfect hair dye: nstAnAho
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THE AsIATIC COOLIE TRADE.
Wreck of an "Emigrant'' Ship Hundreds Of
Unfortunates Perished.
1TLLtnkm TO TIE NEW YORK HsnALu.

LONDON, Sept co. 1879
despatch from Calcutta announces the loss at
sea of the ship Indus, Cooie laden.
Four hundred and eighteen Coolies persisted.
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Air You Are suffer ring From Brig htS
Disease, Gravel Diabetes or any affection OF bladder
kidneys and desire permanent KEARNEY's
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at ia Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye IL the most Nat-
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A.-Eau AnCeliquc, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants pELLUC h CO.,
635 Broadway are he sole Propre'oIs and manntactr
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HOlyOke's Celebrated Fewer and Aguo
CURE may be obtained at y73 EightL'avenuei between
81 fifty -se venth and Fifty eighth streets
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Best Place In New York TO Buy boots
and shoes u at MILLER 4 CO. IS No. Union square
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rNHB SCIENCE OF HEALTH" TEACHES WHAT
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81 on trial half year.
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