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The New York herald., 1877-09-10
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STUDIO NOTES.

Lambeth, the flower painter, grows his own roses
sonntac is still at North Conway.
TAFT is sLlstching in the Adirondacks.
T. H yea,d ia getting up the color sketch for pic.
ture TO be entitled "who Broke IS" vase 10 lying
broken on the floor, having fallen from upturnsd
stand and greyhound and small spaniel playing
unconcerned amid tho ruins.
Rondel is employing the vacation from his school in
painting some pictures from sketches taken Last thu
summer He has bs easel view o. Boston Light.
Il, the entrance OF Boston Hartor. lie has also under
way tine canvas, sceno in early morning at rroli.
on the Hudson with the mist just rising from the
waters and the Catslsls in the distance.
r. ". hubbard has just started the charcoal sketch
for picture which, If equal TO tho design, viii be
exceedingly pleasing lands cape. IIe Is painting
low run OF beach, with picturesque peculiar and rare
silvery cloud effect.
NJ +. IL. de Haas Is finishing up a.strong picture OK
q sun set of the coast the Isle OF Wight The pic.
turc as lar as advanced powerful In effect and strong
in color.
p. Cary Smith has just returned from sketching or
Sandy Hook He has color sketch of the exciting
finish the yach IS Rambler and Wanderer, which
took place June. As the yachts crossed the line
squall struck them, and the artist seized this
for the sketch, which me intends finish
large picture.
Frost Johnson is rcpainting, from some crude pic.
lures. some old family portraits.
The art department OF the present Exposition OF CHI.
cago made up principally OF pictures sent from
artists Tor sale, while formerly II OF loan
exhibition from private galleries
The Boston Transcript wants our colleges to pay
more attention to art
The art department OF the ST. Louis Exposition isto
be kept open until ten clock night which is .
feature.
Edward Dctaie has written to the Corcoran Gallery
to borrow bis painting 'le Regiment qui Passc,' for
the Paris Exposition.
J. Harvey Young has returned to Boston from
four weeks vacation spent in the woods of Maine
NJ. Francis Pe,lt OF the best known and wealth-
lest OF Paris picture dealers, died the age Of
fifty six.
W. Paul DemidoT, nephew OF the Prince, is again
forming, at great cost, gallery o Dutch and FEM
sh pictures, and be has engaged Jules Jacquemart
etch the choicest works In this gallery
Jacquemart has been trying his hand, and success.
fully, at water color drawing.
Dante g. Rossetti Is engaged upon painting called
"Hero," which IS pronounced OF the most bcau.
tiiul and poetic pictures he has ever done.
The company or guild OF painters Basel have re.
Gently sold their venerable korporationshaus, known
as the Himmcl, or Heaven. Hans Holben lived there
some time.
industrial Ar. Is the title OF English review
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

expressive Of disposition Let II be we'll Marked but
proportionatc in size aud gracefully arched and Il
the rainbow in The sky-a beautiful vel beau
ilfyug thing, and sign OF hope" An eyebrow as
sign Of hope strikes Us as good These ''signs OF
hope'' the Doctor divides into four classes toI-
lows:--The straight, the upwardy arched tho down
wardly arched and tho erescsnsic. Eyebrows should
be OF tho same color tho nar If Nature falls IN
dong her duty in this respac art the doctor
comes to the rescue with dye OF walnut bark and
other innocent things. Healthy, happy, and refined
people, Gays this writer shave tho prettiest eye
brows those OF the unhealthy, unhappy and vulgar
are the opposite. The life one leads does much
TO determine whether tho eyebrow shall be attractive
not" No one, NO matter how pain his features,
need feel discouraged after reading this book. 1t
gives hopo TO the hopeless and beauties tho least
beautiful Is IL not consolation TO those whose eye
brows are inclined TO sweep toward the back OF the
head to know that by giving up habits which increase
this inclination the upward curl viii come down? ''rhe
of tho intellectual faculties tends 10 bring them
down." ssys the writer The is given consid-
cradle space and IT'S good and bad points discussed.
There a great deal in noso probably more than in
any other Of the features Dr. Sozinskey believes in
hig noses but wants them shapely and TO this end ho
recommends the nose machine 'srwo little splins
arranged in the form Of saddle and bound the
nightly" ne says, ''soon transform acceptaby those
tiptiled affairs which many faces" In
writing OF the lips this author bemoans the nabit
OF kissing, which he thinks carried too far and
gives his reason the practical that "a
kiss may be the medium OF communication Of
various dislgurng and fatal Diseases Miserable
soAnskcy TO reduce kiss TO such vile use. II this
author is 10 be believed there Is longer any
Tor bad ooks. Ono has only TO dip into his book
into the fountain Of youth and come out young and
beautiful
BrrLER DOG.
d. S. Holmes has just rcpublishcd Mr.. Francis But
lcr's book on the dog -Four editions Of this work
have already been published, and now fifth is put
upon the market. Tho authors reputation
pert in all matters relating doxs makes this book Of
great value not only to the who keeps his pack
but to the lady who pets her Skye or pug. The au
thors introduction is rather amusing :"Born poet,
by instinct naturalist aud by profession philoso
phor. offer apology Introducing to you series
OF canine poems descriptive OF the varied types Of
dogdom trusting that my deneatons may prove both
instructive and amusing TO the reader and profitable to
the author" We believe that the author has had his
wish.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
ruE LYcEuM THEATsI-'rSDER THE wIL-
LOWS "

TuE LYcIuM THEATsg-"uSDER THE wIr-
Lows"
This elegant place OF entertainment, on Fourteenth
street. will be opened tonight under the sdninistra-
tioa OF Mr. Charles X. Thorne. Sr, veteran actor
aud manager OF nearly half centurys experience.
The play OF tho evening is a translation by Nine.
Hosina Nouvile, and entitled sUnder tho Willows"
The embraces OF the best theatrical talent
in tue city, among whom may be mentioned Mr. Ed
win L. Thornc, Mr. and Mrs. ID. W. Waller, Messrs.
Crossou. Metkin, Luby, Lenpox, and Misses Murdock
and Thornton. Tho new act drop. by Mr. II. W.
Cayo, represents view OF the Lake Of Como, en-
closed in q medallion frame. Al tho base OF tho pic
ture is tablet on which painted bas relief tho
'Sevon Ages" as described by Shakespeare. Tho
whole is surrounded BY handsome pink drapery. The
curtain by the artist represents the statue Of
Shakespeare under rich canopy Of green velvet the
scenery OF the drama, embracing SIX sets, was painted
By Minard Lewis, ana will be appreciated by those
who admire artistic and effective stage surroundings
The Lyccum thus opens under the most 1attcring
auspices. Tne drama is said 10 bo exceptionally
stroug and sensational and from the array OF artists
named, IL is safe to predict season OF Unusual sue
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TIE YAGNEE FESTIVAL.

Under tho auspices oi Mr.. J. o. Fryer our New York
citizens may look for a presentation OF opera
which Will aiiord no little pleasure The following
the names o! como Of the artists who have becn
gagod:- Eugenio Psppenhcini, FIRST dramatic
sopranos Miss Matilda Wilde second dramatic soprano;
Miss Alexandra Urman, soprano logcre; Miss Clara
Reinmann soubrctic; Mr. Charles L. Adams, Arst
tenor; Mr.. George Wurrenrath, tenor; Mr. Charles
Fritscb, tenor; Mr.. A. Blum, baritone; MIR. Henry
Wicglpd basso. Tho above named ladies and gentlemen
have been carefully selected, aud uc art is likely 10
be thoroughly represented whenever they appear
before the pubic. Mr.. Charles r. Adams, tho tenor
although aBosonian Is highly spoken OF by European
authorities The place 0. opening is yet uncertain,
owing TO difficulties incident TO the management OF
the Academy OF Music but II In sale TO say that the
company will begin their operate work somewhere In
New York. From here thoy will 30 to Boston. Tho
Western campaign will begin NJ Cincinnati November 8,
where they will remain one week ana then 30 to Chit
cago where they will remain weeks They will reach
New Orleans the 10Th remaining there four weeks.
They will then take In Memphis and Nashville arrv-
Ing at ST LOUIS January :. From 81 Louis II Is In.
tended to 60 to California All OF Wagner and Meyer.
beers operas and oil hoso OF other composers VIII
be performed, the list including "Renz rhe Flying
. Dutchman'' ssTannharsVr, - "iohsugrin," ssThe
Jewess, 'srhs Huguenots" Robert tue Devil" "Fi-
delo," Faust" ''Don JuAn." Gc In tho cast Tor
each opera the artists Will be assigned to tho parts for
which they are especially adapted.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
FOREIGN ART NOTES.

In view OF the Rabcns Tercentenary the Londop
Grdphic publishes, supplement to the number Of
August 20, dne wood engravngs, by Roberts, Of the
portraits OF Rubens and his second wife, painted BY
himself now In the Quecn's private collection at
Windsor.
u. G. Rossetts new picture "Hcro" bids fair 10 at.
tract good deal OF attention
Professor Michaelis has lately identified o marble
bust now In the possession OF le Earl Of Leicester 40
being portrait of Thucyddes, the best now extaut.
Karl August Rclnhardt. woll known for his humor-
stic sketches IN the celebrated Flieyendc Bder and
founder of the Dresden satrcal paper Der Kaiaotor
an der Fbs, died IN August at his country house near
Dresden.
There has been added the galleries OF tho Louvre
n reputed Albrecht Durer.
Goupil Co. have lately produced photo.engravinr
OF kormmcrer's "rhc Tirn
Tho Grand Prx de Rome has been awarded 70 A. A.
Cordonner, pupil OF Dumont Two second grand
prix were awarded to Dominique Taoattut and Camille
Lefevre
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ANOTHER LAMP EXPLOSION.

kerosene lamp exploded on Saturday night in
house No. 10 Dean street, Broonlyn owned and occu
pied by Michael Peters, causing loss OF $500; In
sufed
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
NEW YORK PICTURES IN SAN FRANCISCO AND
CHICAGO.

H. Humphrey Moore has sent for exhibition In San
Francisco three OF his pictures--"A Moorish her-
chant,n "a Kabylc Chiei' and "a Moorish Female
Water Carrier the two latter OF which have been on
exhilItion at Knocdlcr'a They 20 10 Morris u
schws,Ds gallery do number OF pictures aent out
to the Golden state by Moore, OF Union square.
Among tho latter are Eastman Johnson's Tho
Tramp which attracted much attention NJ the
late Academy exhibition; bull dog, by Walter shif'
law; ..Ths Pet Bird" by +. Dicman; J. W. Ehning'
er's "Daughters of an Earl" view on the Hudson
by McEntee; marine moonlight, by Edward Morani
an Italian landscape, by A. w. Thompson, and twe
large academy landscapes, by Inness.
Nj. Moore has on exhibition at O,Briens ga!.
ler,, in Chicago, Eastman Johnson's "Soontime''
William uart's apple Blossom, a WOW on tho Hud-
son by Inness; Bellows "viilage Schoo, " IRON the
late Academy exhibitions; ''0niy Nickel" by Dict
man: .sThe Brc-a Brac Enthusiast" by A. W. fnomv'
SON. aid couple OF marines by u u Bradford and III
Il. Il, Haas.
, 1877-05-23
SUBURBAN..


Tho noarl OF Trustees hnld !ts regular Meeting
Monday night, with all tho plombcrs present. Tho
eon1sae. 1ps 'sst et ~ aaaa1na M ppE tsaaasa
audor At $751; 10 por ton for Pipe. and $40 per ton
nG. snS 81 een.
nsa' ;ms, ''o' ''' ''a'''a'D' anu ~ ee"'' ''' u"
'1; Tho increased u.o of water in ts town requiring
mose capacity ut tho jumping works. tho board al.
yert.od for an additional purup and englur, aut
rccci,ed tho Following bids for On eng[uc 10 nump
2, 600, GOO gallons per day. Euss Son. sio. 900;
yefssnnes Sn Machine eSnpsn,. fls"s,. pump
r. ao%; %ofthinptoa Fl r. M; ouD o. II r,a!P aoll1
finl}y pump. In ISL: John MTlIs SlU Vj0; 4. i,
'l to ths Snpsri.,tsndent of wsts..Wosxs | ani the
Water Committee,
Ts s:s annual 5sGas q ;hs asa IrsSa PARK
sss Il ps; @onse past II ss.ne
On Usesn la i.uad from uraeelana to sast1!ciG
nyuuuc. TAis viii complete second ra!n lnu
ss e ss~.s :i t. ;s!. Il a Is S Ts
aue,aa; to NEi NseEief. xsse:.os s: % s6oo; to 9aaey,
mi..nsF RI aua az sutst sape1ssor Oh seeant Of
technlcai crrors. Ths aetion WIS concurrs1 in.
sn M anpospt pnu ss; ss scei.i M pneemaa tlerIsa.
ha ,sS,bs., e ~ noasl Aaye aaotned them:
rcspectiye tltles u tlelr oicua TAtI IL supposed
10 6e for nurposcs Of icptitcAton in ca.o sny u
thoM should atsay from sha'F rural retreat into tho
s'sSss s' loo house. hav. taken In w.... .aee tho
S* ey pSsy1 Ss9: 1 ss4 e.. s'eF at
0aa Timm, who tont. land Oh Addison avenue.
town tor his own beasdt, aad rfoyidiny ! lasi
! snna-oi TcnS"~ sn t{raG nrr NGr nsn,sc tSStf,
, 1877-05-23

eclvca, and all wllt DO snre Of pleasant cheerful
kindcat Of. Treatment In sickness and In health.
with but sgs5. .0s in tia treasury. but ts ca!en.
IN innovation which has long been needed In this
hearts will respond in thanks.
Yesterday afternoon conservation services were
held In the parlorz, conducted solely By laltcs.
Tho PRESIDENT MrB, +. q. Clark, presided. MFs.
Pfof. Haven conducted the Fctgioua exercises,
Mfsa Dryer offered tho ticdIrAlory prayer, htfs.
Bush performed upon the plano, Mis-. Balfout
sang. md Mrs. Robert 11as1ls, - Amt
Lizzie, +" and Mrs. C1evtlanh look part IN the cx.
ctcisct. The services occupied tho time from 10
o'clock, after which the donrs were thrown open 70
the public, and stream Of visitors poured ill., Tea
wns fcrvcd At 9.
Last evening the situation was t1kcn bY minis
ters and the exercises consisted o. prayer hy tho
Rev. David n. Vandcvccr. Of the Union iatk
CONGREGATIONAL Church. singing BY al present, and
ellort and Interesting address fron, tho eloquent
ltps nf UiFhpr Cheney. Tho attendance Of ladies'
and gentlemen was quite largc:
The Auditing Committee OF Tho Astntntion. MFt:
charics II. Ilamsll. Mrs.. II, A. iiurlbut, and
Mrf Dr. Tsl,an1 will Ia at tho houses on every after
noon, II II tho wish OF tho Association that tho
naMc t'lEon1e should nercr bt used In speaking
Of these houfcf, hut II Is Intended 10 use
Them ~ sost Of headquarters for the Aatociation.
At,ll lny tho purpott above described. The lntfcs
had not heard uf tho 'tCentcnnfa1 Fund" until
yesterday afternoon, hut II ID nndefatooA that they
will make application for 1t to assst lhcn IN thd
work.
, 1877-05-23

TIM rlowrr Mis,,on meet. This mo,ntng nj M.
o. washington Ytrect, up.stairs,
,rh. pn,..,.,, r,,x.,.,,. -, ,r.,.. ,,,,.,u
NV .p'.s9rs' eon.'".iSn " Wse'a s,tnnEan 4..
u announced 10 meet Rt Nlscss Mle1. on tha SUN
and 31st inst.
Tho w.ck,,av ,e,ytee of a.. John,a p,ot,.,.nt
tho VIZ ss.'so ~, " % SoaA .'o1ssIn*
church at o'clock.
Tha Nev. William 8. Plumer, OF South Carolina,
will snEak in tho vrcat Tabernacle Sunday II :ao
p H. NO ueAeN 'e'ulfeo'
Tho Board of Managers OF tho 8oldlass' Home
will mcet ut sbs residence Of pr. IIamlll No, B2o
, 1877-05-23

sAn ENDING or An EVENINGS ENJOYMENT.
Quite Sensational piece Of news was pEon,ai-
gated BY yesterdays afternoon papers, which,
upon being slfted, proves 10 bo Instead
very tad accident Nary and Anna
LoaiAa Bid, cousins. residing at No. 4S0
Twenty y-ftth stseet, were invltsd ont for boat.
rldo on Monday evening by two young men named
". G. lteJuo!ds snd Charles DEush the former ra-
siding Ut No. zoo Wabash nsenae, and tho latter
on prnifte ascnue near Eighteenth stseet,
They hiscd two small un1eawosthy craft from
William Colwelrs hoat.housa At the foot
OF Hssmon:coust, snd wess enjoying side in tho
harbof inside the Government pier, At about
1880 the boat occupied by Btust and Anna Louisa
Bid espslxed through aome accident. Their com.
panions wesc alaant About 200 feet, and vera just
about TO rescue than from per'ious posiliou in
.he water, wasn slight % ware tosethss with tae.
% .ss ths IT, ia u Il. to whs IL
Eeld bfaycy Id bis arms. ,lteyaold., Ass.!sted ~
saving ntu1t but The gill they could mol and, md
were Compelled to return hone without hes. Tho
;ss not o5 e ~ PSfs P t. ss
sational tumora set adoat 4 full !nreet.xat!on
made b. The police. and 1t wa concluded that
yuung .nan lsost deeply Interested. called 4 tals
oslss la.t evening and volunteered Tho following
1ass3 va. no .cua1e whatever. Waiter Ran.
dolph, clerk on the Board Of Trade, introduced
him ii the glEls, Mary snd Annis Bid, who were
cousiu4. Randolph had told the girls TINT the!s
names were DupuJ and Reynolds. but what
oblcct b. had Hrust does not know. They
LIisa nS.t. = Thy toe, oi Txs9
an hour when the boat eapstxed. liz grabbed tho
boat and thc FIJI. but The loss sgsin turned erer
but beiors anything could b. done The giFl
went aown. Tbs reason b. did not Inform
her parents Of the accident wa4 because 10 vas -
exhausted that ko could not Naulolph should
hare gone home WIth Mary, bit insteaa o9 that he
, 1877-05-23

rrl ....,... .n... L., z ann ,..,..,.~
The ress,ot. ' ye.srSs, were sy oeo
from The Water Department md $3.50 from tho
rtt, r.,,.a.o.
S't5 'eo'''e'os' ...--. ..
Ten now cases Of seatles fever wore reported At
do,.t. ,yn,o .o.n.dn.t
rh. ,,,,,.a ~. ,,.,, .,,....,
w AoJo1 1I.o'AJ .e."Nea wv s""A 80 .,a
Of JACOB LeSt. Keeper OF the placo NO. 1&o foF-
qucf street. The allegation Ia TINT tho p1aco Ia
s.scnee for stolen property.
The committee on Gas 10 called 10 meet ID tho
CITY. Clerks oflce this afternoon at o'clock aud
tho Committee on Streets and Alleys Of tho South
Dlsaslon will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock.
.,nnis1n H. srtshir,s tnrnho" hoinr mn nn xo:
sa t a' ,an,,set,s ~ ~. Strs ~ TX ~
~n.x ,.c,t r9tcnt nnwern,1 Int vii nnt al tSrr1
I so iho @ eit9 % N.Y.. "''' ''> VIA '''' s'' '''''
Tho Department Of rnhl!c Works VIII o'daY
advertise tot h!d. fer hlnx and paving tAo lntsE:
sections Of North sate street from Kinzio to chi.
iaG M ~ ns atcot f.nn
tn SSyrfvht - ~tA'' ~ wv A'e''
supt M Hickey ,o,ter,,v ,,,oea a general order to
the folco to arrest NIL orran. grinders, peyrrs Of
other musical Instruments teggars Of az dcscr'p.
tioas. and all pcrsuns who, by any device. canao
70 sss az ts q e s
vIscd Statutes.
rto r.x,- ,r-on,o,,,5 hx ~. ~ I'm 11o,,tn.
1nancct"rs. yi.teJ tio stocE ynrds " vestrrlay AZ.
tefnoS IN aucat Of the .oufcc Of that stencil Which
os,n trsi ~ ",Mt v ta @ ,c
mnEcrs hnyn i%so Splatsr nj fn1 ihs mast si1 Sr
sirht momth,. sScry lima an,tina was suid LOOKING
is,t ~ ncx'" nn13ao, o,e 'iIsrnyc,aa thcv .si ho
s..sm1I ~ * Nil xtnnt ~ tt In,x "A'S "''s w
, 1877-05-23

The County Treasurer occupied The room lately
used by the Commissioned yesterday.
What hat become Of the sundr5 printing lnvcsll-
cations the County Board has 20 long had on its
handsf
Tho County Hospital still rtmatns crowded 10
overlooking. There Is not vacant cot In tho In"
stituttou.
in eonnsetion s viii tho coart. i1onse fence. Ths
wotk will comnencu to-day.
Farmer Harms yesterday filed his answer tn The
injunction suit, and bnscd himself to get EFnn to
e read thc atidsv.ts. much iess 10 subscribe 70
thcnI4
An injnstee Was done Commissioner Ayars In ihc
report ot the Hoard ptoeeedtngs bionday. !ie
whereas hc was accredited With having voted Tho
other way.
The County Collector yesterday hid custodian
ttreei, because Pat lad neglected. 10 1cspees tfo
dcn,ands OF tue tax.eathcfcf, Tue officer left hls
nosh howc7cf, after U. =. uore promised to hx
Commissioner C1cafy wants tho public 10 dis.
tincly understand that he Ia opposed to the secret
committee work, and Ia In favor Of ths. widest
h nsse ss %ev f. sSs a a Il: sa ss'
members.
To corer tho letting OF tho remainder Of tho
couts1ionsc contracts beforc tho fall election the
ana neas IL tSo pp Ill rSoass
eject of ILL Win b to futihsf etnbstrses tGs
run $500, 900 behind this ycaf, next yea., IT. tho
tehen,e e carried out, there must be dedctt OF
The trial Of Charles Dntton, charged With ap.
pfopratinH To his own use considerable money bc.
coa't it t,esten,ay: Tie s,ldshse 70. !se dsisnss
anl was placed on tho stand. llls attorneys labur
cd aeslduonsly 10 show TINT ho lad had 90 Income
, 1877-05-23

Michael Douohuc, of No. ITO Ontario street,
u.rI. ~. rc,f1. to 1ook ont for bis son George,
""H ns p 1,nt.,, rn,l. .r.J ~ voars
okeu - Jeafs' ~" Nssss 1', ,,..S 80
who have rim OF TO Maskc2on' Alen', aftef re-
1teytn4 him OF $3.50 In cash.
Mt. n.u .ra 1,o1,. ntnr-nv. ot unt,cru
HaoJ oe's s"1 u 0Jt W h,
avenue, WeEc 'oc4eh up ~ the Afmory chsrRc"
wltn neains Rtee"aosh ene'o na'le" o,e. Law
son Of Slt5 IN eaens MatnI 1sthc woman laJ'
1or," who attempted suicide by tho landaunm
rontc lat week.
,,"..-,,-. ,,.,.x.,..,..sr r,.,
DctcclaVe toaney Long ycsso1aay "IFestea "poa
telegram from tue Milwaukee CHIEF OF Police, =
fellow named Thomas Presyer, who Is wanted in
.h,t c,,v Ia ina f,rrcrv ~ nnnnt.tr ~ fcwc1rv
tnon s}nrs' Iswcitv linn NJ, WiscanHin strcsf.
,yhc1r h w.s f"rm!,,s ernn,nyet. 4 nortIon OF
thc rrnrnst~ = ,wss tamil unn,, III nnrAon
INV '.'ps.'' "as 'o."a 'po' 49, t'''
stahhing niffay took place last evcning IN front
OF No. 37h state street, wherein .. a. Ftnncy.
barber at No. 104 Clark esrci. and residing nt No.
~ on tho same strect while II drunken conas.
tion. waa stabbed In the rIKht arm an! eut IN the
hcshy part OF tho right lea below the Encc. Both
wounts arc quito large but arc dangerous.
The cntt!ng 10 snfd to hare bctn done BY prostl"
tntc named Minnie Wclfs, aud she mud . com.
Faniun. ono Of tho notorious ioHlnnt family, were
arrested and locked mp ut the hr1nosy.
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