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Tho thermometer ct Louis Frigero's, No.
so Chartres street, stood - follows April
Is: ATS A. NJ, 72o; 1t 2 P. H., 10; ct 6 p.
NJ, 75o Lowest point during the night Of
April "a, $50.
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BRIEF MENrIoN.-Ticket No. 277 won the
fine clock which was recently rafflsd by
tho widow of Corporal Thornton, who WAS
killed in the fourteenth of September mot.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE MATTER OF LAURENT UTEP.
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-N0. l4O5.

In Bankruptcy-NO. I4O5.
WHEREAS, LAURENT UrER, OF NEW Or
w leans ard district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of N arch ..
1867, has this day filed in said court q petition
praying for diacharys and certific ate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabls under
said act Notice Is therefore given to all creditors
who have proved their deb's, ard to all otler Dor
1876 1t II NJ. il assigned for the hearing of the
same and that they may then and there At end and
snow cause. II any they have, why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted and further
notice 10 given that the bankrupt will undergo an
examination before Register Kellogg, on the
fourth day Of Nav, A. D. 1876, at IL A. NJ, at his
ofiice. Customhouse building, new O. leans.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, April II, 1876,
apis IS my2 <. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Neiice.-There win be . special meeting Of the
xvFsfso esgnSece Club THIS
BY order OF THOMAS ". WICKHAM,
J. B. HuSrER, President. Z
Secretary. ap36 1t !.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,
Local Intelligence.

The INTnlIDATIoN CAsE.-Judge South
worth, United States commissioner, yester-
day resumed hearing of the charge against
Henry L. Smith, accused Of having intimi
dated ]. f. Cunningham, witness before
the grand jury in cotton claims cases.
The first witness called was William
Terrell, who knows prosecutor and accused.
He saw . portion OF the transaction on the
eleventh instant. Heard Cunningham tell
Smith not to touch him.
William Meyers; clerk for the Board Of
Police Commissioners, testified that each
commissioner has special officer, whose
commission is good for only ono month, and
nobody but the commissioner himself
knows who the sppointee is until the
month 10 up, and then one Of the clerks re-
ceives the cancelled commission.
w. +. Lsresche was called, but testified
to nothing concerning this case. further
than to say that he saw Smith advancing
ON Cunningham in threatening manner.
The remainder OF the evidence was entirely
foreign to the subject at issue, and was
drawn ont by Mr.. Dsnnee.
Before the cou1t adjourned Dennee and
Lsresche had some words, which ended in
talk about duel between them. Laresche
apologizsd to the court and was excused.
While the examination was progressing
woman, dressed in deep black and closely
velled, entered the room and handed the
judge letter from Cunningham. The lat
ter complained that late Monday night
Dennee and other persons visited his house,
No. II South Rampant street, and attacked
tho premises, and he feared that they in
tended to murder him. He managed to
escape just in time to save himself, he eaid.
He requested the commissioner to continue
the examination, as he hid not dare to ap-
pear on the streets, and requested the Judge
- visit him. Judge Southworth could not
consider either request and did not, espe-
cially as Cunningham has already made his
sworn statement. The yelled woman, on
being informed that there was no answer,
disappeared. The letter was given to the
accused, who asserts that there is no truth
in it.
All the government witnesses have been
heard, and to-day the defense will have an
opportunity to ma ke showing.
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A mans position IN society will not keep
him up when he tresds on banana peeling
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

= 5
Hail Twelfth Ward Central RepaDlican
Club Wherese, our worthy senator, 7. b ttamps,
satisfaction Of an the RepubIicans 81 this state
and ward; therefore be it >8.
Ras0lve d, That we indorse r. B. Stamps - ouf
choice Of this club for noxt Senator before the
1876; be it further
Resolved. That these resolutions be puSlished in
the New Orleans Republican and the Louisisoian.
- A. ANDERSON, President.
PAUL BRucs. SECRETARY. ap26 1t
Ropuelicass Of tho Thirteenth Ward
Gel trail Club are hereby notified to attend meet
ing to BE- held at tho Evening Star Hall, on Cadil
St1eet between Camp end Chestnut streets, On
WEDNESDAY, April 26. 1876. At 7:3o P. II. sharp.
4. DEJOIB, President.
+. H. PdRt n, Secretary. aus It
Southern Republlcaas VIII Meet Wed
NkSDAY. April 26, 1t Z P. H., ct the Meshsn.cs In.
stitute. ON important business. The meeting will
BE- addressed on ono o. the measures of reform. A
full NEE ting 10 requested.
By order.
sp2s 2t l. SBWELL, Secretary.
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BUSINESS CARDS,

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
Once Ne. II Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch. and promp
attention given to all. au24
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FOR sTATIONER 1 :.
HEAD0uART1Rs DKPARTMRNT OF THE Gull,
Chief Quartermasters Office,

HEADsuARrzRs DEPARTMENT OF THE GuI1
Chief Quartermasters Office,
New Orleans, La. April IL, 1916.
CEALED PROPOSALS, In TRIPLaCATE. UNDER
- the usual conditions, vi % received 1t
June l. 1876. 1T which tins and placo they will
be opened in presence OF bidders. for furnishing
the Chief Quar+ermsster for the public service in
this DE- psrrment during the fiscal year ending
June 90 1877.
production.
Blsnkforms of proposals and further informa.
ton can be obtain d at this Office.
ape St J. A. PJTrER, Chef Quartermas ter
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TIE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH OF
ORLEANS
CATHERINE KLINE vs.. HKNRY MARQUART-


CATHERINE KLINE vs.. HKNRY MARQUART-
10. Sz89.
II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB THIRTEENTH
i day OF April, 1876, Judgment was rendered
in this in the entitled suit, In the words and
fgures following, to wit:
Catherine Kline Va. Henry Marquart-N0. 1889
ON monitor Of Samuel Myers. Of counsel for
plaintiff. and on producing to the court due proof
in support Of faid plaintiffs demand, the law aud
evidence being in her favor 1t 10 ordered, edjudged
and decreed. that the judgment by default herein
entered on the tenth ins, ant be now confirmed
and made final. and accordingly that there be
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff, Catherine Kline,
and against defendant, henry Malqusst, her hus-
baud. decreeiog . separation Of property and
dissolution Of the community of acquests and
gains heretOfore exciting between the sid parties,
It 10 further aujudged and decreed that the said
plaintiff do resume and have the sole manage
ment Of her perapherDal proper ty, and that she
do have ana n cover Of the said defendant, her
husband. the sum Of six hundred and twenty seven
dollars and sixty-nine cents with legal interest
thereon from judicial demand, to witt March 20,
1876 until paid, and costa Of suit with pIi vilege
allowed by law to married women GA the prop
eGty of their husbands.
Judgment reno cred April Il. 1876.
Judgment signed April 10. 1876.
b. NORTH CULLOM, Judge
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and afhxed the seal Of the said court, at tho
city Of New Orleans ON this nineteenth day OF April
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and seventy sjx and the one hundredth year of the
independence Of the Unite States.
apps myl3 Is +. A. LUNIMAIS. Deputy Clerk.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP,
PlABD.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP,
PLdRS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARrxRyr OF TIE GULF,
Chief Quartermaster's Office. !!
New Orleans La April Is. 1876. }
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATB, UNDER
~ the usual conditions, will Re received 1t tits
offer, OF at the Offices Of the United States Quar-.
m A:'ers ct the several Rnsts named below sutil
which time and places they will be opened in the
presence Of bidders, for furnishing ald delivery Of
military supplies during the fiscal year. eommenc.
ing July 1876, and ending June 30, 1877, - FOL
lows
Wood, Cosl Corn, Oats. Hay and Straw, or such
Of said supplies as may be required at the follow
ing named pOsrk: Depot at New Orleans, Louisiana.
mentioned: JACK SON Barracks, Louisiana; Baton
Rouge, Louis ana; Shreveport, Loui, lana; vicks-
burg Mtesissippi; Jackson. Mississippi; Holly
SPRING.. nissi4i pP; Little Rock. Arkansas; Key
W6st, Florida: Fort Barrancas, Florida.
Bids for any portion Of the supplies win be en-.
tertained
The government reserves the right to reject any
al bids.
preference will be given to articles Of domestic
production.
Bank forms aud printed circu' ars. showing the
kind and estimated quantities required 1t each
post, ard giving full instructions the manner
Of bidding, and terms Of contract aud payment,
can be obtained ~ personal written application
to the Quartermasters Of the various posts, or to
Envelopes lining proposals. should be N .rked
this post or pos,s)" AID addressed ID the under:
sigI ed or to the respective post Quartermasters.
apps St J. A. POTTER. Chief Quartermaster.
a0U m O1AS n n V1N1o ssN WGONUDC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee Of the Parish Of Orleans New Orleans.
WHEREAS, TheUnion Republican National Con.
vektion. fori the nomination of car didates for
President andivics President of the United states,
day, the fourteenth dav OF June. 1875; and
. Whereas. The Republican State Central Kxecu.
tive Committee has called convention of tn Re-
publican party Of Louisi ana, t. assemble in the
day Of May 1876 for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates and alternates to the National Conven ton;
Therefore, it 10 hereby ord rod that al ection
psrish of Orleans, on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY
OF MAY, 1876, between such hours a. the several
clubs may appoint, for delega to the state Con.
ventt0n aforementioned.
The representation from each ward shall be a.
follows:
First Wa.d.: ......... 2ITenth Ward. .:........ 2
Second Ward. ....... 2lElevoUth Ward. ....... 2
Third Ward. .......... Twelfth Ward.
Fourth Wsrd......... 2Irhirteenth Ward......
Fifth Ward. 3|Fourteenth Wafd.....
Sixth Ward. .......... 2IFfftesnth Ward. 3
Seventh Ward. ....... 5ISixteenth Ward....... y
kiggsS WA Ward...... Seventeenth ward....
It 10 further ordered that on the same day and
said, there shall be elected in zach and every
ward Of this parish two delegates to the Repnbl-
can Parish Executive Committee (excepting in
been elected), whose term shall begiu on Monday,
tho seventh day of May, A. D. 1876.
1t is further ordered that the presidents and
cnS. Of the cs
proper credentials, which shall be forwarded with
ont delsv TO the Secretary Of thia Parish Rxecu.
tive COMMITTEES for attestatiou and transmission
20 tho Secretary Of tho State Central Executive
Committee Of Louisiana
~ ofoer OF the ommittee.
JAMRS LEWIS, President.
CHARLHs A. BAQuIR, Secretary. mhzs
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Any person. so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the oregong requirements will DO subject to
severe pen allies
Persons or firms liable to paw any Of the special
taxes named above must apply to John Cockrem,
Collector of Internal Revenue at Customhcuse,
New orleans, aud pay for and procure the special
tax stamp or stamps they need prior to May /,
1876. and without further notice
D. D. PRATT,
Commi ssiouer of Internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue, Washington, D. g.,
February l, 1876. apl2 Is 10 70 rs 30
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Once of the Louisiana Jockey Club,
New Orleans, April Is l876.-Tbe stockholders Of
this association are hereby Notified that election
for twenty.one directors, to serve for the ensuing
gear, will be hald at the Off Of'said alton,
No. 10 Carondelet street. On MONDAY. May 8, 1876,
between the hours Of II A. N. and 2, M
APPS rot JOSEPH P. HORROR Secretary
Committee Of Fifty Members a this com.
mitt-e are hereby notified that q special meeting
will DO held at their rooms on TUESDAY, April IS
at O'Clock sharp for the purpose of tran sact
ing business of importance. 4
By order of the President.
P. n. TOURNE, Secretary.
New Orleans. April %, 1876. apps 1t
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Now Orlea1s, March =. 1S76.-To Hon.
3. W. Devices. Chairman of District Committee
Fourth Congressional District Of Louisiana:
SIR-We respectfully request and authorize thst
YOU call an at early day convention in the Fourth
Congressional district for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidate f0D Congress for said district at
such time and place as you may deem proper. and
said district. to tho end that Substantial Justice
may be ted to said district and the party in the
rOm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

GRAND NAY FESTIVAL
MILITARY PICNIC,
To be given by
CONTINENTAL GUARDS, COMPANY A,
For the Be neft Of their Centennial Fund,
ATTHB
FAIR GROUNDS,
Monday, May L, 1876.
Tickets. Fifty Cents; Children Free,
EACH TICKET BEARS COUPON,
Emitting the holder to chance in the following
PRIZES:
Lady's Handsome Gold Watch and Chain.
Handsome Cluster Diamond Ring.
A Grover Bakers Sewing Machine.
The III ,,teel tn United States Infantry Band viii
be in at tendance.
I. HUpDLE RACE; open to all horses; two miles,
eveG eight hurdles. Purse $50; fret horse $780,
second horse &35; third horse SIS; entrance $40:
three horses to make the race.
2. TRoTrlNG RACE To SULKY; open to an
horees: mile he8ts bsst two in three. Purse e2
g. PONY RACE; fourteen hands high sod under:
mile dash. Purse $40.
4 RUNNING RACk ono mile and An eighth:
riders to be bona 1e members of military organ.
izati0ns in this city. Gully ono representative
from each compans ba.taliOn or regiment allowed.
United States ofcers invitei to participate.
Race TO be handicapped. Prize, fine English sad-
- 5. FACING RACE TO SADDLE; open =, all hor,es:
mile dosb. Purse $25. Entrance 81 50.
6. TROTTING RACR TO BUGGY; mile dash; L.
dies to drive. Prize hspdsnme parae0l
:. GRAND MILITARY DaESS PARADE, to be
followed by prize drill: open to AL companies in
the city. First-Infantry drill, Uptoi'e tactice
Prize, gold medal. Second!Astllery drill; open
to the three companies of Washington Artillery.
Prize, a gold modal.
~, DAkCl:G On the platform for children from six
"a e asAsD MILITARY BAIL will b. ei,.n in
the main building st the close Of tho sports on ii
The races will commence promptly At two
O'Clock.
All races to Be run under tho rules Of the Aousi.
All entries for ra(es made at Joe St,rliue's. No.
Is s. Charles street, to BE- closed Friday night,
The Grand Stand. above and below. has been
kndiy pacea at the disposal of the Continentas.
sealed otde Tor the Hsnt of tho several booths,
special pflyiieges ETC., viii be opened until Friday
night. Aprt! 81, at Joe StarliDe's whore thev will
Do received. or address P0stofacs box No. 1470.
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
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GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TER
GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOLS,
OAKLAND RIDING PARK,
On Sunday and Monday. April 30 and
May 1. 1876.
The Festival commences az two O'clock pre-
csey and will lie formally opened at three O'Clock
by an Grafton in German to be delivered by Mr..
Charles +. Buck, aud by an Grafton in Kpglish, to
The prog ANNE consists Of concert dancing on
the platform, and popular plays ahd ganes of all
kinds, among them the fIllOWiDs:
RUNNING RACES FOR BoYS-AND GIRLS,
SACK RACE,
ROOSTER IN THE POT.
ROPE JUMPING.
PARADE MARCH FOR GIRLS,
wHEELBARROw RACE,
And . great many ether exhibitions Of Fun and
Sport.
Sunday, April 30, at 5 p. NJ,
GRAND GYMEAsrIc PRIZE EXHIBITION By
THE PUPILS OF THE SCHOOLS.
Monday, May !, from to 4 r. NJ.
REGULATIONS AND PLAYS BY THE PUPILS OF
THE SCHOOLS.
At 5P. M.-GRAND FOOT RACE for all persons
weighing over 200 pounds, for q valuable plizs
made expressly for this race.
REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS AT MODERATE
PRICES.
AUMlSOlON FIFTY CENTS
Children Fee.
All friends of the cause Of public education and
the public CO, daily invited.
E. PRAGST, President,
GEORGE NUNGksSkR, Vice President.
GEORGE MULLER. Secretary. apps 30
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
United States .lnferna1 Revenue Special
Taxes. May 1. 1876, to April 30,


United States .Internal Revenue Special
Taxes. May 1, 1876, to April 30,
1877.
VVHR REVISED STATUTES or THE UNITED
l. States, sections 1922, 1881, 1898 and 1889, re-
quire every person engaged In any business avo.
cation or enplOym ant which renders him Liable
to . special tax 10 procure and place consptcuous.
" in his establishm ent or place of business Q
ftsmp deuOting the payment of said speciSt tax
for the special tax year beginning May l. 1896 be.
fore commencing OE continuing business after
April 30, 1876.
The taxss embraced within the provisions Of
the law quoted sre the following. viz:
Kectlhers.. $2uO
De0'ers retail liquor. -
Dealers Wholesale liquor. 100
Dealers in ma liqut r whOles e............. 50
Dea.ers In malt liquors, retail. .............. 20
Dealers in leaf tobacco. Is
Retail dealers in leaf tcbacc0.. 5OO
And en- salss Of over el0OO fifty cents for
every dollar in excess Of s 1000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco .............
Manufacture Of stills. ........ ............... so
And for each still manufactured. .......... 20
And fof each worm manufactured. 20
Manufacturers of tobacco. IL
Peddlers OF tobacco, rat cass (more than two
hort es or other amir aas). 50
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class two horses
or other Anfm8 e) ......................g.... Is
Peddle,s Of tobacco, third class Zone horse or
other .imaD :.................... IS
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class Ton foot or
public conveyancel .:....:................ 10
BreweU of 500 barrels or more. ............ 100
Any person. so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the fore going requirements will be subject to
severe pen sl.ies
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4. W. DEWEES,
Chairman District Committee Fourth Congress
sional District Republican Party.
B. G. WHITE,
Secretary Republican District Committee Fourth
Congressional District Of Louisiana. mh2l
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Meteorological and River Report.
The following statement Of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Service office
stationed 1T New Orleans:
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CONFIDENCE JAMES WILKINsoN.-The
Louisville Commercial of the twenty third
instant says that James Wilkinson, lately
- merchant" IN this city, and who, with
one of his peers called Brewer, managed to
gather in several victims, not only in New
Orleans. but in other cities. is tolerably
we'll known in Louisville, Il he has oper-
ated in that burg in years past, which may
account for his extreme reluctance to be
held prisoner in that city. In 1870 he
there obtained from A. Hortsmsn & Co.
twenty-five barrels of whisky, for which he
gave q worthless draft on New York. The
victims never heard Of him again until his
arrest. About the same date he beat Bark.
house & Co. ont of . lot of whisky. In
July of the same year he swindled George
s. Clark out of whisky worth e23OO, for
which he gave what pretended to be cash
order on Gould, Field & Co., of New York,
but which was forgery. The whisky was
shipped to New York. where it was seized
by the owners. Accused will have q speedy
hearing on the Louisville charges, and will
be handed over to the New Orleans detec-
tive Immediately after the. proper formali-
ties shall have been complied with.
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Golden Golden
Drawing, Drawing,
Opera Opera
House, House.
Saturday,
April 49,
Opera Opera
House, House.
Golden Golden
Drawing. drawing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

A Ii PERSONS CONCRRNRD ARR HRREBY NO.
IA titled that the undersi gned has been duly up.
pointed assignee Of the estate otDav1d J. Wssson,
In Bankruptcy. IHOMAS n, GILL.
an16 a N
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SECOND WARD CENTRAL REPUBLICAN
CLUB.-This club held meeting last night
and inaugurated the w.oficers elected
last Tuesday. Mr.. A. J. Brim is the newly
elected president, and Mr.. Seby Cheevers
the secretary. The club made nominations
for delegates for the parish committee and
tor the State nominating and national con-
ventions, the election for which is to take
place next Monday, between the hours of
"a. NJ. and P. M. The club, also, passed
a resolution indorsing the election of DR..
w. H. Hire to the position of sanitary in
spector of the First District. The club adj
journed subject to the call of the president.
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RIVER REPORTS P. NJ.

*Below high water mark Of 1874.
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[Of1cial.1
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION FOURTH CON.
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF LOuISIANA

GRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 2, 1876.
Pursuant to = resolution adopted at the conven-
ton held at CONSTANTS. Louisiana, July l5 1874,
for the nomination of a mem Der of Congress from
sad Fourth Congress ional District, and in compli.
8nce with the recommendation OF the leading Be.
publicans of said district and large majority Of
the members of the district committee, Fourth
Congressional District, l. as chairman of the Con.
gressional Committee Of the Fourth COngressienal
District. do hereby call Q convention for said dis.
trict to be held at the city OF Shreveport on the
TWENTY THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1876.
The basis of representation in said convention IN
derived from the last census, and in accordanoe
with the numbsr of Republican voters in each par.
lsh in said district as follows:
, 1876-06-17
AsEeaN'ElIlsS' PI.
JOSEPH GOODWIN TERRILL

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of this column. In this he stands the
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