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DIR. &. MeLaNE's yERMIEUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
TER3iIfUGE

The cour,esance IS pale and leadcn-colored, with
occasional fu.lc, or crcumscrlbcd spot on one or
hn,h cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dI!ac an azure scpcrcle runs along the lower eye
Nd; the nose Is irriated, sweils, ana sometimes
headache, with huin,png or tErobbing OF the ears;
m unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furrcd
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
lag: appetite variable, sometimes voraclous, with
a aInawIng sensation Of the stomach, at others Ell
,lrcly gnnr; nectinE pains In the stomach; occa-
sonnl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels irregular, at times costive;
stools SHINY not unlrcqucntly tingcd with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough: cough sometimes dry aud convusive; ,nl-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
ecb temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever he above symptoms are found 10 exist
Or. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form. II an innocc nj preparation, not cG-
pabls oT doing the slightest injury to the sosf
enter infant.
The genuine DIR. MCIANE's YERMlFCGE hc"fs
he signatures of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
0 the wrapper.
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PERsONAL-BRIEF IT2As.-Mr. A. n.
Morton, OF Philadelphia, registered at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday.
A quantity of unclaimed articles, consist
ing Of pistols, razers, shoes. knives, &c,
&c., were sold by auction at the Police
Court Yesterday.
The sales at the Tobacco Exchange last
week were remarkably few, as well as the
breaks.
Ths West End Beneficial and Social So
ciety have special called meeting this eve
ming at their hall.
Complaint has been made OF persons who
are going around iniuring property on
Shockoe Hill by tearing down fences and
removing gates.
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GRAND OPENING or HOLIDAY GOODS AT
CHRISTIAN & WusrE's.

Florida Orgauges,
Elcyant IfoE e-Aade Mnce-Neet,
Maiagt Grapes, Princess Almonds,
London Layer Raisins,
seedess Raisus, Dehesa RaLsins, l.rSisctn t4troh,
New-Crop Nuts. In endless variety;
Canned Peaches. Pears. aSd Ap-icos;
Figs. Sweet and Cooking Ehoc,ates,
Preserved Ginger. Vermont Maple syrup,
shalmers's, Co1s, and Nelson's Geiat ne and isia-
glass;
Oueeu Olives. Cape God Cranb9rrie5,
Pfneapp.e, ssp.Saao, Palnasan, Rochefoft, Eastssh
Dairy, EGam, and 0steSo CheeSes;
DeyilIed and Hard Crabs,
Crackers, in eadlsss variety;
eus.ian Sardines and SsrdeIies,
pear and Peach MsrnalaGe:-hnme-maGe;
Pickles aud Preserves,
Ie;;ie, of all alvors, Fresh saIfnoa'
Sna,,-Seck CLANS aud Lo0sters,
-po,,ed and Lunch Ham, Tongue and IufSssi
w,,d Duck, Alkethsepta, Bromo ana Coeos,
Gor,Ion,s Celebrated ylrgi mia Halas'
Smoked Tongues and Beef,
Nev York and Virginia Buck"heat,
lta,,an NscaroIi aud fermeeeM'
Ir,sh aud Canadian Oitme5s.
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CHRISTMAS Music Ar THE CATHEDRAL.-
TIE choir OF st. Peters Cathedral have
been rchearsing for some time past
tiaydn's Imperial Mass, together with other
choice selections, TO he sung at the prnrl-
pal services on Christmas-day, on which
occasion Professor Kcssnich's orchestra
will assist,in the effective rendition OF the
music. The first rehearsal OF the choir with
the orchestra and organ Uhc latter manipu-
lated bv Professor Edward Caulicld, the
Cathedral organisI) took place last night,
the whole being under the direction OF Pro-
lcssor c. L. Sicgcl, and it is safe 10 say that
the Christmas. s.music nt the Cathedral will
be well worth hearing.
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Brief Kems.-Jndge Gregory, OF C5es-
terfeld, viii begin his judicial career at
the January term OF the County Court.
There are two mlsdemeanor cases to be
tried then.
An important meeting Of the City School
Board will be held tonight il I quoru.0
can be obtained.
The Hastings Court, after trying num-
Der OF unimportant civil cases, has ad-
iourned for the term.
Workmen will be engaged during the
Christmas holidays in repairing the ptbEie-
school building.
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CONVICTION OF EnEEs, THE TOBACCO
DRAFT FoRGER.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday Henry Eilers. better known as
The blind German, was convicted OF forgery
and his punishment ascertaiDed at two
years confinement in-the peniteutiary.
Eiers is the man who attempted to pur-
chase tobacco from L. Lottier and others
on forged drafts drawn on parties in Ham
burg, Germany, and others in st. Louis,
Mo.
The application for bail Of Snyder, the
confederate OF EiIers, aud who was arrest
ed at the same time, was denied by Judge
Christian. The court adjourned for the
form
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CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE ORPHASs.--lt
has been customary for some years past 10
give the orphan boys at the Asylum a
Christmas dinner, aud upon the announce
ment OF this fact our citizens have gener-
ously contributed the means for its prepa.
ration. Do not les this year be ON eXcep-
tiou, for it would be q pity that ihe orphan.
should feel his destitution more keenty at
this festive season. Let oil assist In . con-
tribution to gladden. their poor hearts this
Christmas. Contributions will be received
at the Dispatch Office to-day snd tomorrow g,
for this worthy cause. ig ..:f
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL SoCIETT.-The regular
meeting OF this Society was held at Oregon
Hill Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock-A. L. West tpresidenD in the
chair: J. L. Sims assistant secretary.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Oregon school and prayer by Mr.. Conrad,
OF Park-Piacc school.
The assistant superintendent OF Oregon
school made verbal report OF the condl-
ton OF the school, which shows that they
are in prosperous condition, with 2 good
corps OF efficient and earnest teachers and
officers. The amount OF money contributed
by this school is very large, considering the
limited means Of the membership of the
church.
Master Willie Wies and Miss Jennie Wies,
OF Oregon school, each recitcd poem IN
beautiful style. So perfect were these re-
citations that they received The highest conl-
mendations from all present.
The President then called for short Christ
mas addresses, which was responded to by
Rev. A. &. Brewn, Rev. w. 2. Wright.
Asa Snyder, Robert E. Richardson, and
others.
Mr.. 4. l.. D. Waliord, treasurer OF the
Society, gave an interesting accoun: OF the
school in China supported by this Society.
The President stated that Mrs. Lamburt
wife OF Rev. DR.. Lamburt, Of Shanghai,
China, would visit this city again early In
the ensuing year.
Rev. A. &. Brown compllmcnted the
school and church on their success, and en-
pressed the wish that they might soon have
church edltice suited to their wants.
The pastor stated that on Sun Dday, after the
morning sertice, $500 was raised toward
building u new church.
The following is summary OF super
ntendcnts' reports for the past month in
part:
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SENT Oy.-Yesterday morning the case Of
Willie Campbell, charged with stabbing
Patrick Lane in the face with pocket-knlIe,
was called in the Police Court. After hear
ing the testimony OF several witnesses, JUS
tice White sent Campbell on to the January
term OF the Hastings Court, and allowed
bail The facts in the case developed at
court did not differl materially from those
published 10 the Dispatch Friday. Both
parties are mere youths, being only about
thirteen years OF age. Young Campbell Is
an orpban, and is bright little fellow.
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AsTE0N0MY.-This subject wilt be treated
in course OF four lectures by Rev. +. 7.
Baird at The Third Presbyterian church,
Church Hill. commencing this evening. The
lecturer Is fully qualified to tell what sci
ence has revealed about the heavenly bodies,
and in such Il manner as TO make 1t Of the
deepest interest to his hearers. The views
which he gives with bis powerful magic Ian
tern are alone worth he price OF admission.
The lectures are adapted to tbe young as
we'll as the old
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The Ne,o .NethodiSt Pdstor.-Rev. B. F.
Woodward, the pewly-appointed minister
to the Methodist church in this city, preach
ed his Introductory sermon Sunday morn
ing to large congregation. His text was
appropriate to the occasion, and his sermon
was listened 10 with profound attention
throughout. The congregation seemed we'll
pleased with their new pastor, who has
already gained host OF friends, otwth-
standing the fact that he has been here but
u short time.
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LEGISLATIVE LEAyINGS-NEW BONDS
PERsoNAL.- Massey has qualified as
Auditor of Public Accounts and given
bond in 100000, with the following sure
tics: William Malone, Attorney-General
James G. Field. Wyatt Nj. Elliott, w. H..
James, Joseph Ii. Sherrard, Il. II. Rawlcs,
w. II. Turner, W. ii. Revercomb, }. Il.
Stoyall, and Duff Green. The bond has
been approved, as required by law, by the
Governor and Attorn,y-Gencrnl Field.
Alr. Massey proposcs-subicct OF course
TO the approval OF the caucus Committee on
SpoiIs-to remove all the present employees
of the Auditors Office, with the exception
OF Ike Newman, messenger. The best
having clclkship in the Office will be given
TO MIR. Newman. now clerk III the Treasu'
rcr's Office. Nlr. McCandlisb, now tenn
porary clerk in the Second Auditors office,
will be given better place under Mr.. Mas
Scv.
Mr.. Dyson has qualified as Second Au-
ditor, and given bond in 100000, win the
following surcties: &. Ii. Bliss, S. I'll. Bliss,
J. NJ. Fowlkes, and J. ID. Bradshaw. lie
desires to retain the services Of Mr.. Shackei-
ford.
MIR. Fuuntieroy. the new Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, gives II. Il. Fauntlcroy Us
surety. The bond is $4,000.
Mr.. r. T. Walkers bondSman is Charles
Statham, OF Lynchburg. The amount is
$4,000. .....,
According to the caucus resolution by
which all the officers-elect are bound, tue
clerkships and minor places are to be dis
triDuted by the Committee on Spells, SUBJ
ject TO confirmation OF the party caucus.
The heads OF departments will perhaps be
consulted as to who are to be their CHIEF
subordinates. Some OF them talk about ig-
noring the committee and caucus alto
gether, but il they dc they will be i'm
peacheG-by the party.
The ouly head of department who has no
patronage 10 dispense is Register OF the
Land Office.
The Governor has gone to Winchester,
,nd will not return, unless there is pressing
demand for his services here, until the re-
assembling OF the General Assembly-Janu'
ary g. 1880.
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PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT CHRISTMAS
FIRES. acknowledgement Taylor, OF the Fire
Department, has detailed four hremen Tor
each engine-house, in addition TO the station
men, to remain in the eng'De-houses 10 the
city from Christmas eve until the morning
OF the 26th. This precaution Is taken In
order to prevent fires from hre-crackers
Spreading on Christmas-day.
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orr Neat Judge.-Considcla interest
Is manifested here in regard to the election
OF Judge for the Hastings Court OF this
city by the Legislature. 1t is understood
that Colonel ;. Bas,et. French and Mr..
James Gregory will be candidates for the
position in opposition to the present Elf
ccnt incumbent, Judge CIopton. 1t is also
understood that Martin "hlbino" " Harris is
candidate for the same office.
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Our city Fdhcrs.-A resolution is cx.
pected TO be presented at the next meeting
Of the City Fathers requesting the Legl-lu-
turc to give that body the control over the
salary of the Judge OF the Hastings Court
About two years ago this matter engaged
the attention OF the Council, but nothing
definite was done. Since the finances Of
the city have become 20 low the City
Fathers intend to bring up the question
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4irIln,ond 1ispatfh.
TUESDAY ........ DECEMBER %. 1870.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer southwest to
northwest winds, rising barometer, clearing
and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
barometer, higher pressure and temperture,
southwest winds. parilJ cloudy weather,
and occasional rains.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 h. NJ, 81 !;
0 4. NJ, 80: noon, AZ; 3 2. H., 45; P.
NJ, 43; midnight. Al.
Mean Temperature, 40 sc.
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Corr The brig Francis John ar
rived Yesterday from Rio de Janeiro in fifty.
eight jays, with cargo OF 5000 bags OF
coffee, imported by Messrs. Davenport d
Morris, of this city. The coffee will be Of
fered for sale to the trade at auction early In
January,
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, XAr,ts CANDT-a large variety, IT,,
XMAS EAKEs-au sizes,
xMAs-TEsE ,ORsAaESTs, -
XMAS GIFTS. =:
st CoLUMDUs"s. s2I Broad street.
-t.t SANTA CkaDs's HEADQUARTERS - -
~ as -. .aaEt -.
CoLUNBUs's CONFECTIONERY.
321 Br@ad street.

PLAIy CAyDY-a beautiful Inix,ure-six pounds
fors1: r.r-m.-. s..,-.
FREEcH CASDY-a larST assorfScut-at 90 cents
per pound. i've pounds for 81;
TgETrS, GLACEs-Arric-ts. Cfsrr1es, Chinois
Ferts- Auseligue. ANA aees. Nofs TcIts-as 81
per pound:
CAHEs-PIain Pound and Frsit-Case 1T 80 cents
pcr pound; Assorted Fancy Cakes, Ornamental
Cafes, any size; Charlotte RuSe. si;nce- Meat.
and other Fruit Pies. Oy>ter-f'arc. &C.
TcE-CBT<su-aH favors--at Sis per gaiiou:
WINE JfILr--,te best made-1t So per xalson;
FRUITS-ssalaza Grapes at 20 cents per pouni:
Fine Juicy Pears, Yellow BananaaS Lady-Ap-
ples, Oraszes. Lemons. &C.:
RAIsTSS Al l2,= cehts per pound. five pounds for
so centsr
4 large assortment Of CoRSUcoPIAs-alI sizes;
CHRisrMAS-TsEE ORSaMESrS--an endless yasi-
ETY.;
FIRE. .CRAcKsss-au sizes: RoMAS-CASbLRs,
SKyR0cKETs, ToRPEDoES. &C.
Parties In need OF any OF the above goods wsai
and,it to shsir ndvastsse 10 caii early as
rsf, ~ i COLUMBUs's Confectionery.
T 321 Broad street..
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Christmas .SeruiceS.-There will be re-
ligious services at the Meade Memorial
church Christma morning ct IL O'Clock.
The other services of the week will he dis
pcnsed with. At night the annual Christ
mas celebration ut the Meade Memorial
church will take place.
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~; hence the embarrassed financial
condition co1tfnues, and also the con.
ssequent Inability TO meet fully urgent
lappeaIs for more laborers during the
! iast four or Eve years from Africa. China,
and Japan. The. Board OF Managers, upon
the recommendation OF the cemmittee, made
an appeal for s1S5, 800 for 1879. This they
did Ia faith that the sum would be coDtri-
buted By the Church, At this date, ex-
Guiding Especial" " which do not help to
meet the appropriations OF the Board, they
lack Of the amount so asked FOR S25.150.
There are only two months OF the year left.
[ zAt the. Clay-Street Baptist church the
pastor preached morning and night. Two
persons were received into the church BY
letter, and the right-hand OF fellowship was
given to one.
At the Manchester Baptist church tie
pastor preached at night to house well
crowded. One person was bartized and
others are awaiting the ordinance.
At Grace-Street Baptist church the pastor
lDr. Hatchery filled his pulpit morning and
night. At the communion be received two
persons into the full fellowship of the
church.
at the regular officers and teachers
meeting Of Pine-Street Baptist Sunday
school held Sunday the following officers
were elected: Evan snead, superintend-
eBt; James Howle, assistant superi0tend-
cnt; Charles Z. Hill, secretary; John Il.
Rogers, treasurer; Thomas n itiHms, !ibra-'
fan; John J. Wicks, choristcr; James
Calder, organst.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF the
Missionary Society OF Leigh-Street Baptist
church held Sunday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
twelve months: Samuel Reynolds, presi-
deEt; ". F. Crump,, ,yice-president; Z. r.
Butler, recording secretary; Arthur =.
Clarke. corresponding secretary; jeff. D.
Reynolds, treasurer; 3. B. French, audi
tor; w. r. Atkinson, librarian.
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SUPPOSED CHICKEN.THlEF.-Yest
Henderson Vaughan (coloren was
before the Police Court, charged with hay
ing number OF chickens in his possession
supposed to bave been stolen. His case
was continued until this morning in the alb
sence OF an important witness. Vaughan
was arrested by, Officer Hulce Sunday night
with tue chickens IN his possession. Per-
sons who have lad chickens stolen from
them lately would do well TO see il those
above referred TO belong to them.
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The LrQUeR. DEAF .ERs.-A general meet
ing OF all the ligior-dealers OF tle CITY Is
called for this afternoon at O'Clock, al
sauer's, Hall, .tc consider questions aDout
their future business interests.
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ToaH pe:sons who des!re TO purchase Ese-G!'i-'es
or Spectacles for Christmas presents, we would say
they can grt them cheaper at W. II. Co"ARniN's 5
than anywhe,e else IL 'hc city, a. he has made
,arye purchases in that line. So reao'ate your
outics at No 1901 Iaiu street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Church NotsS.-Thcre were services at
all the churches in the city Sunday, and the
congregations were quite large, notwith-
Standing the threatening weather.
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TIE MARKETS CLOSED CHRlsTNAs.-Ihe
First and Second Markets will be held from
daylight to P. M. tomorrow, but VIII De
closed on Chyistmas.aay.
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4. ", d. BLAia & co. not only haze tss hnesi
'r,uor, Of all kiads. bat 'hctr stock OF faiaa''
I..ron Almonds, crrranss, anS ali Chris'as s"o'"'
are unsurpassed 10 The eisy. iaey Lave Sas. &c.
go s,e ,or OF Virginia Hams three years old
yo,u ipd their prices very low, aud fhe quality OF
,t,aI- ,.oo.,s alwsys the best ll08 Maia street.
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RR. &. NCLASE'S
LIVER FILLS

are not recommended as remedy" for all the Ills
hat Hcsh is heir TO-" hut In affections OF the liver
and nj! bilious Complaints, dyspepsia, and sSlcA
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without u rival. r''
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartIc can be used prcparatory.to or
s!,cr taking qumine.
Asa simple purga,iye they are uneQualled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures Of c. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. C. McLASEs
LIVER FILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
hurgh Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
le name McI.ANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. hiS Is-ueo"As
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The next meeting viii be held ut CEly-
Street church on the second Sunday IN JAM
uary.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND cestUhr1 ios use
prsCELL,LApp & Co.'S Emulsion OF Cec-l t7er
on with Hypopsosphi,es Of Lime and .I,oda. snan
bottles, price only SO cents.
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THE HALL OF THE HOUSE. Colonel Har-
rison had the work OF rearranging, the seats
In the hall OF the House commenced yesteF'
dsy. s,5:.t ,s.s
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CoEES BRoTIkK6sA.

Their prices ca mot articles are lower than at any
other house IN t.se .i.y. ....
Head their s1yr rtisemen. 81 another column.
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srrvya on, groan sp, stc&en on, Che o. Il ~
oil, ,ot use HOP EITTEns aud be cured.
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MiLs.IN 4. * "
MFRS. b. W. SAUNDERS, -

M nr,,rn1y WsNS
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
HATS, BONSETS, FLOWERS, sc, Sc.'
takts this occasion OF announcing to her trienaS
and customers that she has removed 10
No. 429 BROAD STREET,
over Courtney & Pewelrs. where her facilities are
greatly enhanced for accommodating her large
trade. Ever bearing in kind reneinbrance -the
many customers who have always extended 10
NE their very liberal patronage IL the past,
hope, by Increased advantages at my new
place, ard promising undivided attention TO one and
all 10 merit continuance Of their iavors In the f-
'ale. Respectfully, MRS. b. W. SAUNDERS,
dt23.2t 429 Broad street.
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BUy Hol.y.AY PRESENTS q. EUTzLEI BRO
TuYRs'. :
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p-,r II rsNrp WIusxEY, direct from rne dis
,,IlerT. a, DAsroRyH & co.'s, 6a2 cast Nsssss''
street.
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