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A So TO BOSTON.

A 50 TO BOSTON,
NEW PORT LINE for snecia united tickets Steamers
SEN POltT Nd Old COLONY
~ Murray Gaiv lSuninv5
excepet al m ng az Newport with Fast Express
Tram. arriving n Boston at $50 a. ~.
Returning cave Boston fTsm Ola colony Deno AZ p IN
Tickets and tarOJms be secured n SewN OK ON LII
% North River anu on Doaru steamers, o, %.
GEO. l. CONNOR, GEM Pass AsI
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C1ITNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH.
, SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE
To
uTcuTANDS Of NANFSINk, SEARRIGHT, BELLE
VIZ MONMOUTH BEA II. and LoNG BRANCH VIA
SttINER ST JOHNS, landing at the Horse hoe SANDY
HOOK thence via NewJersey southern Railway aoug tho
cccan sboro 10 any the ABOVE named sat Ons
LEAVE NETWORK SUNDAY, AUGUST !. lssO, from
PIER "A, y. X FOOT LIBEhfY-ST,
Rt 1880 a. IN.
Returning leave East Long Pranoh at p m
FARE FOR The ROUND TRIP tickets good ONLY on day
isstled) S..
II. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.


NEw.YoRK FRIDAY. July 30. 1870
The following sales were heiu ~ '"'
.,auee sarsroom to-day
By John r. Boyd
s,ory brick building win o 40 Ryas5SD H.
II. . II e BOwery. LOT II Vhce'AOA-N'A SOP SAB
August B'enne 9n ritsarS = Harner
.-,.. ,,,i ~ Nv, Win lot No 81 orchard-sse
between Hes er ami Grandsts' 'o' -'Ao''o nv 10000
ma Insurance Company ..---------'''''.''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wv .voRK CITY
usn Brlret lot so loe 20 5S, Fe'or 900
s5th.' 22o f. " Of lstsV% 2OiIOoo $4,000
see Alan lam sqs s7n to lsstnst iSe iOzl6o
6,st rs n Of tts M, FTansioh 10000
81 70 y 81 1, S"I0s scbI 10000
stn ave 8, Of rSs0 ssyc s'A4VO $4,000
, van see's es 1884 It, Of b5thst 25itHioo'
h@u aSeladc A carl ami husband 70 Adelaide d mig
Esse1s so 2oNs7 Ge0rre ber0ef' suu $4,000
sst6st sl q Of sSs ayr Been 10000
5S sta1Sei pd2aw 10lOO
l5tn ~ IL Si ,, t' ~ sndrsw Dam 10000
peysi 40 ~ lSSas Abraham s''ou'o anu 81 900
5sh 90 a. IT. Of 1 S1sv and SaotheT 20 500
sane property BELL earne0 and O''y'' % 'Oun 225oO
,,o Go.I 95 # Of Istave. 5oxlOol0e. Este1e
Dear and husband to Jnrs a hYoseV ssxa5 Mar
ssreI ,neA TO John ohe"'''''~'' '-.-'-.-''--'-
RECORDED LEASES.
M. otto and another o Rich Ho.sten; building on m
cor lstave and sSt st. yesI3 rent iVO
s,sads 449 450 and 45l Washington MsrAeti o,o
- yea and another to : K sitierlee trustee,
efc. 422d ST. 30 IL of 9lh-aVe' 4Iexlouo Il ,oo
yf ary 10 Freid IAN No SOL 2davei years, oso
rent
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Siedmboais ano Railroads..
Il KALI LTNE
M TTTr WHITE MAINTAINS

= Y
LAKE. % EMPHi.EMAGOG and QUEBEC 49,,
after $780, the through TRIM, Win
parton cirs will leave Grand Central DEPOT NewYors ~
y y H. & a. Il r. 500 arriving In the mountains
by early evening Dine nVneld White RIVER
c. +. HEMsTEAD, q. T. A.
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Cost ano found.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
uPTONN0FFICEs Ne LBS broadway. cor rhirty hrst
st. OF 3Os West Twenty thirdst, corner Elghth ass
No 81 East Fourtesnh.sr.. corler Unlon-squaro ToO
Thrd ave cor Forty sevenths; at the HAKLEM pFFIcE
NO Thlrdaye cor Onehundrci andt wenty ourtast
Harlem savings Building, to D. n ~ regular
Office
OST.-Bank Book No. ll6, dol, issued by
IL lie German Savings Bank 10 the CITY o. Newtork 10
ohu .ze H. missng finder holder OF the book
aue-t.d the 0ankIf not -esored before the
eth september 1884, appncaton VII Oe mShe 10 the
book
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Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
wlsHINaroN, ID. c., July 40. isso.

OFFCf OF TBE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July -. l8sn
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
~ PROPOSALS viii be received at the office Of the h Of
August o. 1850, Tor performing labor connectod the
New York or eyporte ,hereiI9m until any 1851
pounds for furnishing the labor required Tor the weighing
and aring the merchandise included IN each ths following
Class Iron, steel ana other metals. old new not
ported rss. N e ssssT or aS osS nsaao
Class s. All other VEGETABLE merchandise
Cass4 The bids must the price per testing
coat salt ores ana other commodities imported in bulk and
They fse snss the 9T the
therefor OF packages Jared OF imported hogshesds
cas- A. For sugar the docks.
Sass b - e% ,gar taTeH az the sugar Tehneries IN -
lion OF me surveyor Of the Por, q New YORK OF the
10 perform under inc SUPERVISION and ortcuon o. The weigh
ers OF assistant wegheIs he e5or incident 10 the weighing
h Sa may eegae 70 pc s 5a no
III LabOTers viii be required out and
place the Use the other implements
used for weighing and the thererom ana place
weighing done a. viii the way The weighing
Of other foo and mot enGunSer ae Wnan % Gnr place
implements 10 and from the place where the weigh
~ me Government Will furnish the Weighing implements
deiray the Keeping the order VIII
accuracy of the scales other weighing implements
The contractor viii be required to furnish sucn number
be necessary 10 secure supply Of sborers
vi The business ander the contract viii be performed
under such regulations IRON lme DC
preacr bedbv the OF The Treasury.
VII disputes arising between the con tractor and sur
vevor Weigher wS submitted 10 the Collector OF the
Port appeal. II desired be taken TO
the Secretary of Treasury by whose decision the con
tractor abide. go
VIII zach OdderW be required 10 furnish bond with
rwO n the twenty-five Thousand dollars
5OOu approved ~ the Collector OF the Port OF New 9rK
Judge of the Dstrp,t the United states Dis
frct United conditioned that proper
contract entered into by the bidder should the bid be
awarded TO him.
TX bond III required for The faithful performance OF
the contract approved by the officers above mentioned
with good sufficient srees, the penalty OF The BOND
to be hfty thousand dollars (S5OeOOl PAYMENTS under the
con ract made the and fifteen IN days Of each
month.
the night 10 reject any or al
bids detects in ormaes and 10 terminate the
contract a thirty GO DAYS notice
Proposals VIII be sealed and adire 20 the Secretary
OF tbs Treasury marked Proposals lo performing labor IN
fbe Weighing du{iable merchandise
York" IL. +. fRENCh AcllnG secretary
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RECORDED LEASES.
Cltn Jroucrrn Go Eel

offices TO LET in the buildings 5, and
" nee nian.st. AMI % 10 1873 Nassau st. rutland
HITTING. Beekman-st
Two IFASE-FOr three years, part OF 10
West tlst near u ave consisting VI paroI ulli"s-
roou. >l,cleu ana l. sleeping rooms
T,O LET tor a term of wears at a moderate
4 rent The LARGE aud WELLBUIll BklNh DIV III
80 and GHOUN DS situated on h,u Ia
isfs.t between l2ih aud l3t tOrt Washhslon
seuo on rh highest desirable part OF the island
Accessible Elevated hulrOad ca loJtn-sL anu Ausoh
Bive. gs road 20 Fort Wash ugton Depot
j. ROMANO BROWN.
I-SO Broadway
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Diploeno Notl res

all COUPONS due 1st pro1., and the
n PRINCIPAL OF ALL BON Ds due on that data 49,
TIE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY,
will be paid after that date NJ the office OF
CLAIM posi- & MAkTIS 81 Pn1-st, New York
L W. CLARK & co, 50 South 3d-st. PHI aaelphil
Iilv la lssO H. A v POST, Treasurer.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Y INV
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
40 DEpOTs y PHILADELPHIA. . IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENrAND THE FASTEST l1ME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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no IRON MANUFACTURERS. = PRO-
4 POSALs for METAL WORK Of BELL ROCK LIGHT
HOUSE, Va , ,- r
OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER FIFTH DISTRICT
BALTIMORE. Nd, july p. $50. -
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be reoe we'd al TINS once unn
the 10Th u must, 1851,
iron iron manufacturers only furnishing the materials
and kinds necessary for the complexion OF the
metal work Bell Rock Lighthouse YORK River virginia, IN
accordance wings spec aons TO be obtained
from application. The pamphlet Of specifications
contains all necessary information and the blank forms
used in bidding upon or contracting or ths
WORK. ..
The right Is reject all bids ana TO waive
any defects. .
Q. L. BABCOCR,
Major Engineers. z. 6. A.
Lighthouse Engineer. Fifth Dstrfct
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OEFIcp OF rBK EXCELSIOR AruR AyD CoNPANY,(
No ~ Wali.st n ENVY oRK- July 20. 1880
dividend NO. %.
IL The Water aud Mining COmnany viii psy a
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY FIVE Cents PER SHA RE at
the Wells Fargo & Co.. No 90 Broadway, on August
5. The BOOKS viii close on the 5 st lust
ii b. PARSONS
aa,stau SER
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VIA GREENPO1NT
steamer SYLVAN GROVE. rom foot Of Esd ST., p r. SO
Q,i5 iO.45 and halt hourly TO $40. p m ketunur'
leave MANHATTAN BEACH at 1875. 1000, ll:OJ, d N:
1905, 80 and every halEhOur 10 1888 p. IL
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers THOs COLLYER and HATHAWAY, from
22d.sireet N r. 9IO lu:35 ana hourly 70 so p n
Leaving LEROY STREE minutes. anu PIER NJ.
hir minutes leaving 22dst rne h1as eavns 24i
street at az LEROY and Pier D.
rae steamer u. r. MARTIN leaves fo3t n Whitehal-st
at ~ o. Train' from II Al
Beach. p. Mardn for Whiehul-st leave
hourly l22o l.25 70 6:25 o. m Z 20 70
g2J o. N Trans connecting Tor Pier No D.
Leroy 22dsL leave every hour from la ~ TO $780,
GIIMORE's FULL BAND and LEVY every Afternoon
and evening
Dodds Express viii take baggage RON any place in Vow
York and transport Manhattan Beach twice daily at
80 cents nerp package. -,
display u FtreWOrks every cF1hthH "
th. dr4E
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OROPOSALs FOR DREDGING. sc.

ENGINEER OFFICE. UNITED STATES ARMY.
NEwPCET Il. l.. July p, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ms Office until
II O'Clock on l4t day August, 1880 as follows;
For Dredging Taunton River, Mass Providence Rlver
r. l. Block Isla1d Hagb0r H. l., Lutte Narragmsct Bay
L. IA and Connecticut River. conn.
FOR Rip zap GrauiteFOr Jetes al mouth Of the Connect
River. Conn.
peclucatOns regard anf blank forms Tor
NJ ,osats and guaranty Do amp cgtion tins
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Nrw.yonK FRIDAY. July 30 1850
,,,o following sales were held at the Ex-
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l. ANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS

IA
Coupons maturing ugust bonds Of this Company,
known as L MON PACIFIC RAILWAY EASTERN DI-
VIsIO maturing same date from kASSAS
PACIFIC HALLWAY COMPANY'H COUPON CEhTIFI-
GATES series l. T. and Y, will be pad On ana after that
date IN presentation 10 The UNION RUST COMPANY.
The commons Of The bonds Of tho Pacific RAILWAY
COMPANY will hereai be paid Office of The Union
~ JAMES NJ HAM.
Treasurer.
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Exc. tickets, 6Oc snGe 3jo. include pier admssiOn
DgwutOwn landing g. foot kecOrst. close to both
elevated roads "Trip No. viii not be run Sundavs
Tripa leaving Pier $50 N. and 1910 ~ land az
Rect1r.st. aud Jersey cts only ,,
Trips ., 3, A. D. and is do NOT ann Al Leroy
s. on trp ND from Iron Pier.
Trips Ia, IS II omit LerovsL on the way down
lO.f5 asst rrip up from Pier lands Hectorst only.
Omnibus 70 Brighton Beach from Pier
Table d'h0te dinner, with wine, ST.
Chef Hotel Bru1swck.
MEM Tor to day; SOUP, chicken tomato hah, brochct
caner sauco entrees beef macaTon vegetables green
ID mashed potatoes. roast spring chicken dessert Ice
cream
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CTONINGTON LINE.-FOr St0nlpgton, Prov
- id-nce and local points only steamers SID ' NSlOS
anu FALMOUTH dRy except -nndsys irom fer % N"''n
RIVER foot Of Jay-st y. y, at D N - ,,,
special limited ucketa To Providence good on M t.au
s,,n -touiugtou AZ Arrangements for through utkets
10 ostOn anu points beyond via TINS Inc are ye e"n
De f<d
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ferlures ano Msetluls.

QUARTERLY MEETING AMERICAN m
W sTIrUrE, Room o. Cooper Unoa o. NJ, Augusi D.
NATHAN &. ELY. Precedent
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q 4 TO SARATOGA and hE ohN 20 ~
~ lake George add rstiTS Iieke,H sood 70. ss
sARAToGA and CRY OF TROY leave DAILY ts1, ep
ea.nrdarl AZ 4 D. M Pier No. 40 newNo al. North
RIVER foot Leroy connecting a. TROY Win moInins
frains far . HATOGA ahd ALL RESORTS NOhTH STATE
rooms secured at No e4l BroAdway New York. aud No
Court ct, Brooklyn.
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,orr nr,cg building with lot No hivans ra "
~, . Il OF BOwery lot Is oxSsiVa-%'oA'0i COP s3g
IN
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August ~" Ru EicharS T. Harnet
-. r-,cs huiilinr with iot No - Orcharnste
os1 1es, er ami Grandsts. lot 201sIo III -, 400
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NropTpERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

~ Trains leave Engcwood. Closhr Pienont and
~cL 7.oO soO g5u ~: tao 800. 400 Ado, $50, $40
$40 ii:sO D. IN Sundays. 300 N. and $50 p ~ The
i3O n m train so minutes later Saturday nights
NanueL spring Valley aud sonsey' 100 sioo u, 500
JNo. n. ABBOTT General Pas Agent New York
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
THE SECRETARY, I
WASHINGTON, D. c., July rs, lsSO.1
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- the Office dian Of the United HtSses Court
ou-e ana Post Office Building NewYorG Civ. uUu II
O'CLOCK noon Thursday r. 1850. tor supplying fuel
for The United public buildings owned AMI rented IN
New City quantities. mere az less as follows;
56Ou tons Lehigh coal, furnace are.
g tons Lykrns Valley coal stove size
20 English camel cOAL
Crate coal.
Chestnut coal
loads Virginia pine wood, . cuts sDhL
40 loads Virginia pine wood. cut
20 loads Hickory wood, cut p inches.
Further particulars instructions 10 bidders can he ob
taned upon auucauOn the abOvenamei
building. JUN ShI-n VI a.
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perados who infested the prison, and
six of whom were hanged in terro-
rem, and as a punishment for their
multifarious offenses. This is the only
full and accurate account of this
note edpisode that has ever been writ.
ten. Many versions have been given of
this, but they have been written by
men who were misinformed as to the
real facts in the case. The author,
being one of the very few of those
now living who were actively identi-
fled with the affair from first to last,
has exceptional knowledge of that of
which he speaks.
Letters from more than 5000 sur
viving prisoners testify in the strong
est terms to wonderful accuracy of the
book. Such a testimonial - unfleckt
by a single dissent from any living
prisoners one of the marvels of
current literature.
The press has been no less kind to
the book than the general public, and
it has received the highest eulogiums
from political, religious and literary
papers, which unite in saying that
for vividness of description, realism
of detail, and fascination of style it
has no equal in the literature of the
war.
The book contains 656 large, hand
somely printed pages, illustrated with
164 pictures drawn under the authors
supervision. Published at Toledo, o.,
by d. r. Locke, and sold by ,subscrip-
ton at $500 per copy; the best selling
book for agents in the market. Agts.
wanted for every Township in the
United States.
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Supreme Court Decision.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY V. CARROLL,

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL.
COMPANY V. CARROLL.
If, under the provisions of the
milne Ventilation Act" of March Sd,
1870 Up. l.. 6), the owners, lessees, or
operators of coal mine employ as
miners-boss one whom, after making
due inquiry, they have reason to be-
leave competent man, and place him
in charge of their works, their duty
under the Act is fulfilled, and they are
not liable for injuries resulted to a
miner for negligence of such mining
boss, or his assistants, in discharging
the duties allotted to them.
Such mining-boss, is not an agent
of the mine owner, nor co-employer
of miner, he is merely a fellow-ser-
want with him. His duties being
fixed by an Act of Assembly, it is not
necessary that a jury should find the
relations existing between him and
the miners. Hence, for injuries re-
sulting from negligence of the min
ing-boss a miner or his representa-
tives cannot recover against the COM
mon employer.
Mullan q. Steamship Co., % Smith,
25, distinguished.
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National Ticket for 1880
National Republican Convention.

a National Convention of the Re-
publican party will meet at Chicago,
Wednesday, the I'd of June next, for
nomination of candidates to be sup
ported for President and Vice Presi-
dent at the next election. Republic
cans and all who will cooperate with
them in supporting the nominees of
the party, are invited to choose two
delegates from each Congressional
district, four at large from each State,
two from each Territory and two from
the District of Columbia, to represent
them in the convention.
J. d. CAMERON, Chairman.
THos. b. KEoGH, Secretary.
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CENTRAL
State Normal School.
(Lighh Normal School District
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON co., PA.
a. n. RAFB, a. NJ, P,mcipol.

This school as at present constituted,
olieis tlle very best facilities for Pro-
fcsslonal and Classical learning.
buildings spacious, inviting and
commodious; completely heated by
steam, well ventilated, and furnished
with 6ouh ful supply of pure water,
soft spring W ter.
Location healthful and easy of ac-
cess.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and
alive to their work.
Discipline, firm but kind, uniform
and thorough.
Expenses moderate.'
Fifty cents week deduction tn
those preparing to teach.
students admitted at any time.
Courses of study prescribed by the
State; ]. Model School II. Prepara-
tory. III. Elementary. ". Scien-
entific.
ADJUNCT COURSES:
L. Academic. II. Commercial, III.
Music. ". Art.
The Elementary and Scientific
courses are Professional, and students
graduating therein receive State Diplo-
mas, comforting the following CORES
ponding degrees: Master of the Ele-
ments, and Master of the Sciences.
Graduates in the other courses receive
Normal Certificates of their attain
ments, signed by the Faculty.
The professional courses are liberal, ,
and are in thorOughness not inferior to
those of our best colleges.
The State requires higher order of
citizenship. The times demand it. IT
Is one of the prime objects of this
school to help to secure it by furnish.
ing intelligent and efficient teachers
for her schools. TO this end it soIicits
young persons of good abilities and
good purposes-those who desire to
improve their time and their talents,
as students. To all such it promises
aid in developing their powers and
abundant opportunities for well paid
labor after leaving school.
For catalogue and terms address the
Principal.
S. d. BALL,
President Board of Trustees
! Il. G. NIPPLE,
Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Clinton county.-S. ID. Ball. II. c,
| Nipple, DR.. j. ii. Barton, A. II. Best,
Jacob Brown, Wilson Kistler, A. n,
Raub, w. w. Rankin, r. G.. Cook,
Samuel Christ, @. Knitting, S. M.
Bickford, III. l.. Diffenbach, A. c..
Noyes, s. r. Peale.
Centre-EX-Gov. A G.. Curtin.
Cleariield-EX. Gov. VIM. BipIer
Elk-Charles r.. Farley.
Mr6'79yl
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Prepared by Or. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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him postal card with your address,
and tell him you saw this notice in
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Worthy of Attention.

We advise all our readers, whether
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PENSIONS!

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Heirs of deceased soldiers. All pen
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