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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
For sale by Logan Il Co.

No headache or hck.acl,c Tor ladies'
who drink ".9!NE OF CAGDuI." &.
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81 The only scientific Iron cdicine that doe,
not produce headache, &c, but gives 10 the
system all the benefits OF iron without It's bad
ELECTS, Is Browns Iron Ditters. pAw N
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TIE MINGo MILL.

Correspondence OF the Steubcnyi!lc Press,
+. You are aware there Is building al This
place rolling mill, having capacity of loS
nail machines, which will employ about M
persons, bringing to this place from six to
eight hundred people. The main building
will be about zoo feet long, with numerous
additions. The stone foundation. is over half
finished, and will be finished in course Of
Two or three weeks by contractors Smith and
McLain, OF Bcllaire. The woodwork is near
~ all shaped, and will be raised during thc
next two weeks, when the brick portion will
be commenced. The furnace Is running IN
It's full capacity, making daily IS tons OF first
class iron; it Is said on account OF iron not
being in good demand, the furnace will bank
up for n week or two, but this will not in
convenience the workmen any, as all can find
employment in making the grounds ready 10
accommodate the different buildings CONNECT.
ed with the nail mills. Tho furnace GONNA.
ny have been scarce OF laborers, and last week
about twelve or fifteen able bodied men, with
their families, arrived on the p. NJ. train, ali
Hunsarians. At present about l25 men are
employed about the works. ,i..itI..l1 q, -
Mr.. Potter, OF Steubenyillc, Is laying ont
lots today, Mr.. Hickey, surveyor. Lois will
be 50xl20 feet, and very nicely siuated on
the banks Of the Ohio. I3Il -, - =
Already nallers from Wheeling and Bell.
aire are here looking up houses, which can
not DC had-any one having money would
lind 1t good investment to come here and
putulp from oneto fifty dwelling houses. Lots
are cheap, selling from SIS 10 $50, and good
lots, size 50xl20 feet. ~, = i -.
Since the mill has becn started but four
new houses have gone up. aud houses viii
% IN great deman about the middle OF
June. SFss, VII :, ~, y - -
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE OF DIssoLUTI0V SSS y

IN p7ES'OI'U IIUN,
ii E ,sd y hs,eSy given ,hs, \. sus,
Company OF Wheeling, held m a. sCt,!c IN.
April A.. j. lSS! Il was resolve, Inv SSth day
o. Tho snltl CORPORATION bU dAymtinntTEe bwi,ss
alter Ald date. stakeholder Nil " TON "
money on June 1lth, by presenting n Twelve "a
TIC Exchange hank Of Mhecling "''t ait
MMyl.M - a. J. RM EENEY H.,
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The drug store Of J. 3. lIoge ut St. Glars.
vile, was entered by burglurs at an early
hour yesterday morning. An entrance was
ELECTED by cutting the sash in the door with
a chisef and removing the glass. The sale
was opened, and from it was taken some
money and gold watch. The cigar case was
likewise rii!ed, and quantity Of pocket
knives carried off, Mr.. Hoge placcs his loss
at about 500. A man was observed lighting
match and going behind the counter about
o'clock, BY NJ. James F. Patton, who rooms
a. A. ING ". Clair Hotel, but he supposed it was
prescription for some one, and puil no rs.
special attention to the circumstance. No
noise was made. The safe was found m
locked. The presumption is that an attcmpt
was first made on Jepson's grocery store. bit
Tor some cause abandoned, rs marks Of lie
chisel were found OH the sash there. :"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

Nav ioEK, May lD.-Co.tOn steady at l2,tGl2ltc
Flour steady; receipts 1j.0U0 barrels; shpmcilt
s5oo barrels; spcrlne western and Slntc 81 0oa5 10
common CO TO good s. oAi5 ~: good 10 choice s. S
~ ~; white whoa. extra 81 .jay %; extra Oh[t
s. 2oaS 90: 81. Louis s. all9 q: Minnesota patcn
process g 5OA9 IS. Wheat, huAc higher: option,
AasHc higher ceipts ~ 600 bushels; exports d.
81 ?as Hss SS s s stE No. Sns:'dS ed spSI .x
sales 10 90 bushels. closing ut 81 Is: June, saIc,
5000 bushels. closing ut 81 AZ July, sales I'd
go bushels, closing az s. August, s,les No
go go S Sushss ei2Stns NJ q stpsbS ses "?
higher, tntcr tccallc weak md lot &c OF TIC ID
vance closing tlrm: rtccnts GSO1O bushels cxnorI,
,'So bushels: tngadcd SeaSG1Sc; No. 3, sGaSGI::c
~; i May SSs%sGe, c9'ins Il, S3c June closed a
oats strong: receipts 1900 bushels: exports SID
bushels western mixed G.aG,c: white wes;er:, Ga
&C. Hay quiet aud firm nj 7Ca75c Coffee qn|c
and steady s sus4rIn!etand unchanged. MolasSe
Iettoleum quiet and firm: un,,cd tS71ssc; crude
6ssnll4c: refined re. Tallow lrm; prime cItS
;ss9'lOsls?fc. Ro'ih dull md weak at s. 2ja2 81
fres pI sssc stIL orSSr ., as 4 sf E western
iaI;ly ac,ive new mess SO 50. Beef demand ia
md market firm. Cut meats strong; l0pg cica
VI %; short clear sil SIX. Lard steady; prim,
steam 3, 75all IN. Blsier aal and weak a
!oa96c. Cheese firm for choice ut 7alOc.
CHICAGO, May i0.-Flour steady and firm whcu
finn and higher; No. 2ChicSg0 spring 81 25lIal 3,
cash: 81 60 May; 81 26ji June 81 2G9l a6E JULY
s. lt5tnl w August: 81 09,sal 09H September
81 oIh year No, 81 10al 10: rejected Sa00c. Coz,
demand active: prices advanced 75a75I.c tnsh: n,
l'%c July and August; 721ic September; 59lc year
Oats dun, weak and lower nc cash May; 60js June
i'14c July; SIG August. 351Ec September 5SNSiT
year. Rye md barley steidy and ilnehanvcS
Flaxsccd steady Ut 81 40. Butter dull and Groopinr
ordinary ~ fine crcsmeries 2ll25c: fair 10 ctoIc.
daities lin2Oc. Eggs steady and firm al Ice, PotI
moderately active and higher SO 3oaly III, cash
sl9a,Halg 30 June; sl9521%al9 IS july; SID 10 Al
gust Sl9 s5nlo 20 Sept. Lard intry aciye and hiCh
81 3lAll 10 cash Nay; sll ieIali Is June: SIT ~
all GO july gil 70all 72lH5 August; sll 7;tIall &
September. Bulk meats moderately nrtiye and
higher; shoulders S. 80: short rib sII 70; short clct
sil TO- Whisky steady aiSllG. Call-Whrat active
firm and generally higher ut 81 2Gal q Nav; 81 >;
June; 81 2Gissnl ebH July: 81 tx August: 81 OoL;
year Corn !rrcgnlhra ut 7c May; &c Jti.c: 7ia79t
Jnly and August; 7l5ssn72c September: 5JIc year
Oats strong and higher especially Tor May: &c MAJ
cJune: i5 e July; 7ssa37]Ic August; 5Glla36;t
september; ISL 4tly e year. Pork active, firm Mi
higher Mt $40 rs June: $40 SIX JULY SO liz August
sl9921sal9 % September: SS071s year Ialrl nS,!yt
md stronger Ut sll S2t:all 10 May; SiI Is Junr
Sllhhnll 70 July: sl1 fOull ~, August; Sll ssS
September; sll IS ycar. |'
Tho following shows tho fluctuations In III.
ChicAGosnain aud provision market Yesterday. n,
reported by John H. loon Il Co., brokers, No. ilGt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
FOR SALE,
BA lsGAh,
TOR SALE.

E'oR'' SALE F. d.. 5
! 1854. CLERKS OFFICE OF THE luIpn ne NJ
COMMISSIONERS OP TIE COliSIy "s ~, In
-. WHEELING, May ", tSL
The Commissioners Of Ohio and I,n,lo =
offer for sale the stone belonging Ia ,HS u EIaS
o. tic county bridge across short TnSE :, IISI W
Tile stsne Is dressed. betdcd nnIl loim.ITn iho:a
cass work, about lo0 cubic yards iSIn" v 10 ~
70 bc III the south ahutmcnt, nav ,,,I saniss
about 10 cubic yaniS washed oUt from 4H ~ "
abu,ment, which arc believed ia ' y, me He md
from tho nelehbofIngraad batsAt Inv rWteSenas
purchaser Will be ut al Gusts Of gc,tIpr "nt ~
moving the stone. e''''''b WV aai n
bids will be received nj this Office u5,,,., NJ
the UNDERSIGNED. until the 10Th DIV of W 'S b
~, md must be accompanied hy Tia lsm.!,,,N I
two respectable parties, will asrce /" SsN
prompt payment by thcpurl,nsciS' ;" eSAaa'ts
The right Is reserved to reject Rny an, ,,l,u, 4
Chairman Of the Committee on Roads '; SnI ~;
OF Ohio county. ''' anu Es4u
Commissioner Of linOtsC,Uss,,, +
". C. SMITH, c. T.. "'O0ssSONa'I. y
mylG clerkoi Of the Boan ii coin IN %!SGs n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

|PIItC5SSIlC1To BE GIVEN by col,
4. ). g I!a, LODGE. No. 2, A.lA,, Is ~ mt
NV Nf% t ;1 G;oands Wheeling Island. SATURDAY,
,c A ~, x. ny Every effort will be made to rcil.
as -, NV secession one Of pleasure md appSuucut
as nsfmen'S have been made with stetIncrs G. +.
nru hs; ne,t wheeling Ferry md Little Anna 10
III III transportation nj reduced rates TO one md
& Me cordially Invite YOU to cor,c nni enjoy yor
-, ,-lr.r..!-1 'l1fs7l 49, Z, = - "a, myl5
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TOR RENT.

Storc.room No. 1905 Main ,,,..,
when completed will be ono hM r;, Which
slxty'seyen iect deep, with , vr"' Ld st
rooms, each siSty-seven feel ds .So 0NSeae;
Enquire Of "VVp'
: H,Ilzo -. Jas. l. uAm,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

iFoR RENT-THAr' VERY No..
~ NILE Country Residence an pkSlHi.
Road. lately occupied by Mn " y IN, ihe Eatos,'
For terms apply 10 JOHN REID - h0btaNl, H.
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l. EEw York, May l9.-sioncy 40 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper i1sajx per, ccnl. Sterling II
sllanye bankers bills steady at 81 500 demand
National Republican., 1882-08-04
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Accomac County, Va, is shipping new sweet
potatoes.
It is thought that the Licking rolling mill at
Covington, KY, will be moved TO Toledo, Ohio.
Nelson County, Va, is shipping North largo
quantities OF tan bark (ready ehurred and ground),
sumac, ivy roots, and locust pins.
The editor of the onancock Yir9inian complains
that some thief recently stole all his bed clothing.
leaving nothing but the mattress We wonder If
the editor was asleep?
Nearly every householder at Bland Court House.
Va, is said to have his private coal field. They
send out TO the suburbs where the coal is thick y
distributed along the mountain and with little
digging weeks supply is obtained.
The Louisville lKy) Courier Journal says; Local
option has proved a grand success in Robertson
County. The committee appointed by the county
convention Of ministers TO report ON its eiecL say
in their report: There has been decided i'm
provement in this people since the enactment of
This law The evidences arc plain that there has
been renovation of religious and public char
acter. The yell OF the drunken rabble has been
emancipated. The greatest demonstration Of the
good results the diminishing Of official fees and
The fact that there is less crime perpetrated suce
the enforcement of said law than ever known be-
fore in tue history of Robertson County"
National Republican., 1882-08-04
Police Court Notes.

The case of Mr. Cleary, wtfo was up in the police
court for making an excavation without permit,
was yesterday continued License Clerk Blake
man testified that Mr.. Cleary's application was
before Lieutenant Hoxie, and had not yet been
acted on.
Robert Foxwas charged with carrying pistol.
Robert is small and cvlored, and told the Court
that he had Just shot spitZ dog which had bit
him. He was released OH personal bonds.
Major King, agent, &C., had John Keete up yes
terday for cruelty to animals He testified to find
ing one of the defendants cows in ravine in
eighteen inches of water, one leg and horn
broken. Mr. Keefe said he did the best he could
for the COW, and denied any charge Of cruelty.
The Court said the defendant evidently did not
intend TO inhict any cruelty on the COW, and he
would dismiss the case.
Albert V. Robinson was charged with indecent
exposure on the complaint OF Alice Curet She
testified to the defendants Indecent conduct, aud
sending for an oficer TO arrest Robinson, who was
well dressed, excused himself by saying he wns
suffering from a spasm. Judge Smell told him q
good cure for spasms was S5O or sixty days. He
was committed.
1t cost Samuel r. Newman $40 for carrying the
festive pop.
Hartman Klug went up for sixty days for keep
ing dsorderly house in East Washington.
George Washington, colored may be found for
the next ninety days at the workhouse. He went
there, per Judge Smells orders, because he is a
suspicious character and stole hat.
George W. Robey charged William Maloney
with threats of peIsonal violence. AS il was shown
the complainant was drunk and abused tue de-
fendanrs mother, the case was dismissed
National Republican., 1882-08-04

j. Il. COldwell,
Ar1fTIONEER


TRusTEEs SALE OF yALuABhEI Z FARM I PRO; PRO;
ONE MILE ABOVE QNIoNToWN, AUGUST y
1882, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated the 18th day of
October A. d. 1870, and recorded In ltber No. 629
folio 49, one of the land records for the County OF
Washington in the District OF Columbia aud by d.
recton Of the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustee will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST Z, 1ss2, at
part following described tract piece parcel OF
ground situate lying and being on the eastern side OF
the Eastern Branch oftbe Potomac River in the Con
ty OF Washington, District Of Columbia, as aforesaid
and being part of lots numbered ~ and eight (9
of James DundRs subdivision OF landsin said County,
County and District, II being the same land that was
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife to A. Underhil
and Charles Barker as tenants in common, by deed
dated February rs, 1854 -
Said tract OF land lying the east side of the East
ern Branch road bounded and described as specified
in said deed from said Henry Nnylor and wife TO said
A. Underh and Charles Barker, and containing
sixty.one (l) acres "a rood, and thirty (S9)
perches, with the improvements consisting Of two
comfortable frame-dwelings and suitable outbuild-
ings. -,
balance in six and twelve months from day of sale,
with interest at the rate of eight per centum per an,
trust the property Sold all cash. at purchaser
option. deposit Of s1OO will be required at time OF
sale. . a., -
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
six days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the SIX and cost of the defaung
PuBLIcAN n newspaper of Washington, ID. c. All
c'n'es""''"S At '"e '''' " r a. DARNEILLE,
iy26d Trustee.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
na,,,more general sTnrl,c,-

BALTIMORE Aug 3.-Cotton higher mlddling 12yfc
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western superhne,
90 OOa 75 do extra q OO5 co. do family, s5 256 SO
City Mills superhne, e. OOg3 75 do extra, a oOO 75
do Rio brands, 81 o0@G 2S Baltimore high grade fam
ily, s7 co. do winter wheat, patent, ST So Wheat
Southern firly active and higher Western easier,
closing rm southern red 81 I26i IL do amber q Is
dll7 No. / Maryland, 81 10 asked No. Western
winter red. spot 81 lN4@Sl ilI'li August, 81 liI4@
I4Is September, 81 I4@i lii4 October 81 l5Ssl l5sl
Corn--Southern quiet and steady; Western steady
and quiet; Southern white 81 30; do, yellow 9Oc West
ern mixed, spot, asgsGe August siiai September,
S5I,@s53Sc; October S5lSGiS6c. Oats about steadyT
Southern new, 5GdG,c; Western white, 63Cl05c: do
mixed Gi0t02c; Pennsylvania, GDdG5c Rye quiet az
B5a7Oc, Hay firm and unchanged prime 10 choice
Pennsylvania aud Maryland, 81 0OG4ls 90 Provisions
unchanged and active: mess pork, s22 25g2s 2s bulk
meaIs-shoulders and clear rib sides, paeked, lieD
134e; bacon-shOuders l2ci clear rib sides. 49, &C
hams, l5s@ld4e Lard, refined, lic. Butter quiet
Western packed. Ii4p2)c creamery 23d5c. Eggs
higher Al lie. Petroleum unchanged refined, &c,
Coffee tirm Rio cargoes, ordinary tQ fair, s.s@0bc
Sugar firm; A SON 95sc Whisky steady at 81 l8 He
cepts-- our 2,l44 barrels; wheat, 1)i.26i bushels;
corn $500 bushels: oats, 3O5l busheA rye 100 bns
els. ipments-Wheat. 72,25i bushels; corn, 2gii
bushels. salesW heat, Gj92'4 bushels; corn SS,i0J
bushels.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
ARrutaI Guardian

John Wallace, an old colored man, was yester-
day tried in the police court for brutally assaulng
ten-year- old colored boy named Jacob Ander-
son, his adopted son. The boy testified that las t
Thursday Wallace sent him to the railroad for
some coal, which he failed to ind and when he
returned the old man put a rope around his neck
and pulled 1t until the blood flowed from his nose
and mouth and then beat him with large oak
stick This statement was corroborated by some
of The neighbors who heard the boy sscreams and
saw the boy tied up. with blood gushing from his
her hand between the rope and his neck he would
have choked to death. The prisoner stated that
the rope was not round Andersons neck, but
round Ills waist and that he did not beat him
with stick. In default Of $50 fine he was COM
mitted for ninety DAYS
National Republican., 1882-08-04

Something About stree,-cars.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:
Allow me to suggest, through the columns of
THE REPUBLICAN, that if the management of the
various street railway lines in Washington were
little less penurious in some respects they would
be the gamers pecuniarily, and add to the comfort
and safety of their patrons, think, for instance,
if an order were issued to allow the police and
fremen of the city to ride free whenever and
wherev er they chose they would be adopting
wise and wholesome rule. This practice is in
vogue in Boston, New York, and other large cities,
firemen in those cities naturally take an interest
in protecting the property OF the lines and the
lives Of their patrG1n 10 Bnt mere In @ washington
his fare, and no exceptions are made to the
rule. Passengers are not inirequently subjected
to annoyance and insult from drunken and dis
reputable persons and sometimes violence is used
ON deienseless women and Children This could
be avoided If the police were granted free passage
over the lines, and there would be q sense of
safety to passengers not now felt on all the lines
short time since an officer attached to the
after paying his fare was compelled to leave and
go to the station house with a drunken fellow,
who created disturbance in the car. After lock-
ing up his prisoner he returned to Seventh street,
boarded another car, and explained to the con-
duetor that he had already paid his fare and
under what circumstances he left the car. But
this was of no avail. He was told that the COM
pany insisted upon the collection of ticket or
money from every passenger, and aht she ofee1
the knight Of the billy, II will see the the
company in hades before ever attempt to pro-
tect their interests again" And this seems to be
the feeling entertained by the police generally.
/ have no Interest in this matter beyond that of
every citizen who desires the protection of his
wife and children while occupying seat in the
street-cars; aud l am satisfied that, should this
rule be adopted, it would be source Of revenue
TO the road rather than ail expense, for a great
against annoyance aud insult from loaiers and
drunken men, instead of walking, as hundreds
of them now do, to avoid this growing nuisance
SEVENTH STREET
[At least one of the car lines invite loaters to
ride on their cars. man who smokes on tho
front platform Of a car that is filled with ladies
and children is u loafer, They can be seen at any
time on the Avenue line. But the meanest car
line in the city is the Fstreet line. II has no ac-
commodations.1
National Republican., 1882-08-04
THb WEsT JERSEY RAILROAD
FTNHE GREAT AT..
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
- DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNlfICENT EQUiPM tiN-p
80. n EFFECT JULY 10 1854 - An ''N'

TO THE SoRfM SEFMfyEEAE5A WI,Af hsB BogTE s5EIuurs
srEHHU R9UPtIi RAi E4fN MHasfFIGTEHFT ssffFFhTBF
TRAINS LEAIh 9AsHINdrdNss, e ssf rom Station.
For Pittseprg and the West Chicago o' Limited Ex-
daily Fast e. Line &C. 3 s'seplnS n Cars r. as,
from Harrisburg % Cincinnati Western Express. rss
7:so p N daily with Palnce Cars to Pistsnury aid
burv nnd tho Ma. @ Express $50 p daily for Pitts
For Sre<son prings $40 a. IN, 73o and go u. m.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For CsanssndaIgus shs Rochester Buffalo Nagnra eo a.
Gis6urg to y a,kps $50 p. m. daily. except satnr.
a m, daily except sunday. W SOD
Fpr PEI New % YORK and the East 500 a. M, 1890 a. m..
Hnd 1928 Limited EXPRESS f or Puiimsn az" fss Sss
Jersey cy WIN s 1spea, S%afSs afard a.
For PhIiadelpha, 500 a M ito a. M, lso. 40 o.5a,
m sn sSdnS NJ daily an S s%sap apa m
For ,d BalsimoIs a $40 500 s0 1880 a m and Es I2,
No. ~ DO, 7. SO and f. III loSS 81 p 'nnaaso' m
For roPe,s Creek Line, GAO and $40 n M daily.
For Annapolis, Gio a. and 4:4Op m daily, except
ALEXINpnIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAI1s
1nA NAY AEp n nA AAihIE&ANDRIA AND WASHING:
For Aiexandria $50 200 300 1l;Oo. and lies a. M,
40, 800 6ao, 500 and 1850 p nj Sunday at 6:3j
For Richmond and the SOUTH 6so andIi;25 a. m. daily
-, and 500 D. m. daily. except Sunday. 80.
Saa, ana 1000 M, 1910, 400, 500 ZOO and g2o %.
m man and 200 midnight; on Sunday ~ Sis 1858, aud
cHSs% % ami iHiormaton @ All at the office northeast cor.
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylya1la avenue,
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
~ J. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
BITTOJSNESS
DYSPEPSTA
Or. Frazier,s Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend
ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches scroiulous Humors
and Sores, letter Ring Worm. White Swelling
Erysipelas Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
nom Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
dence and to females in delicate health, Fraziers
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