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r:,TT eJJ:U voi;:r; NO. 284. sr.'; cm SMALL LOCAL NEWS; .iNEW : ADVERTISEMENTS. . i T. A. Green Stockholders' meetiag. " R. Ransom Vance Wats, & Street For sale. -- v j Journal rainlatnrd Aliuanar. " , Sun rises, 6:281 Length of day. Sun sets, 5:57 1 11 hours, 2U minutes. Moon rises at 16 a. m. Ms'- - ! 5 ' Yesterday was a lovely epring'day. Go' to hear, Willoughby Reade to night. .", i ". ,.' ' '", ;. , .',,.. I Our Kinston itemizer come to time to-day. . ':'"':'' Washington is moving for a graded school.. .,' - ,''-' Several visitors ut the Graded School yesterday. !- ''fVvr- j" " ., -i The Rinfcat Lowthrop hall will not be open this evening." ' ' Mayor Howard is still unable to be out, though improving. ''. Tho Leirislature is inclined to hold over for a few days. - . The maple, elm and peach trees are putting forth the tender buds. , - r ' Mrl NelRon "VVhitford is having new Bteps put to the American House. The steamer florenca brought m a cargo of shingles from Vanceboro yes terday, ; ,' . . The iteint brush is hiding the damage done by the late fire to Mr. Elijah Ellis' dwelling. . '. : - - f ;.' 'v ; The funeral of Mrs." S R. Ball take plaice to-day afternoon at 4 o'clock from the M. E. Church. : The Elm City arrived last night from Bayboro with a good line of freights and a good number of passengers. David Davis has resigned the Presi dencyof the Senate, and will be married, it is said, near Favetteville on the 8th inst. Th broken window; lights at the Theatre ,: building havej been replaced with new ones, so the room will be com fortable to-night. ''; 4 :;"';,;,',, r , The market dock was filling up rapid lv with boats yesterday evening. Oys ters, potatoes, chickens, eggs, etc., con stituted their cargoes. Mr. J. T. Dawson, of Maple Cypress has moved, with his family, to New Berne for the purpose of sending his children to the graded school. Ford "s Opera Co. will appear at the Messenger Opera House in Goldsboro on Tuesday evening next in "Iolanthe." Excursion rates will be given from New Berne and Kinston. Fare 1.50 and ad mittance to opera. Fire at Snow HUI. , We learn from a private source that the work shop of McD. Pate & Co. at Snow Hill on Wednesday morning was consumed by fire. We were unable to ascertain the extent of the loss but learn that it is fully covered by insurance. An Open Letter. , .. ? ' -We have revived & printed copy of an open letter from Dr. Jesse G. Bryant of Washington, N. C, to Commisskjne'r' Worth and our Representatives upon the subject of Dutch Nets. The doctor handles the question without gloves and uses but little "Dutch' J aud some pretty plain English in the letter. K A Thoroughbred Hone, fr; . .' Gen. Ransom gives notice in this issue of his1 thoroughbred stallion, Vance; sired by Red Dick, dam Mary .Long; Red Dick by Lexington;' dam Alabama by Brown Dick; Mary Xoag bjr) Import; ed War Minster, dam May Day by iar River,' out ' of Imported J Trusted . 1 0 Vance is a little under sixtpen hands high: is a beautiful, compact bay, star in forehead, one hind foot white, and has a fine appearance. ;'-- Mr. Mclver, an overseer of the Peni tentiary , has been ow'n and examined, thoworkon the Quaker ' Bridire road preparatory, he sayaj to bringing the convicts down t complete x. it. This is the third time,, within three or four months an expert has been s?nt down to prepare for their coming, but still they ''cometh not.". Mr. Mclver says he finds the work in better condition than he expected,' and is Certain the convicts will be put on it this spring. ..M'S'i A New Map. '" ;' ' ' Mr.iC Ci iBarnes is 'canvassing the city for Tunison's New Distance of the United States and world. It has many excellent features,. which can be wien upou , examination. VPvof.. . A., '. J. . Mcr Alpines says; have examined Tiipi- son's New Distance Map, and cheerfully recommend it for clearness and correct delineations It is the eet' map '-that' I have seen, abd will fully meet all re quirements, either in the1 family circje or n the pchool roon.V 1 1 ? L ..' i v Tholow price of this map puts it in the reach of all who need on. , Slight advance in New York futures yesterday closing quiet WithJialCs bt',9-1, 000 bales. Spots 'firmr New' Berne market stronger, ; jSales pf 92 bales the best bringing 9.25. . The 8ales for Feb ruary foot up 1643 bales against 1399 last February. .The total sales to date are, 16,827 bales asi against 19,205 bales samp' date last j-eari, showing, . a d'ecroaso in sales of 2,878 balea. ',; ;' "i"V,r .' kew yokk, Market ,"sijot: .Middling 10 3-16; r Strict low middling 10. Low middling 9 11-16. v NEW YORK FUTURES:- .. Morning. Noon.1 Evening March, , ,, ; 10.18 , , 10.21 10.20 April, V- r 10.28 i 10.30 10dJ5 May, i, . 10.4H.. 10.43 - 10.48 June,! 10.54- - 10.57 . 10.62 jMltm YE VrROCtEBlNGS.', ,'; Mr. Cahd, supple r .. ; ' : V. s ''.-' , act to provent live f r,''tWlrnwl from Xew-0PrNr.V 1 ; njU(T jn ' t "tfi ('! tARIT-EIGHTH i)AT.' Iniiit! n .:" !:: . , ., "i ' SENATE. SIGHT SESSION. Bill ' tohkioff aiinropriatiohs ' to tbe insane : assylitnis came tip as special omer-. The first atiiciid'meiitsi on was on the pplemental to the fitock fxoin run ning at large in the counties ol Greene and Lenoir, also bill to pro vide lor the removal of causes in the inferior courts, and regulating the proceedings therein. ; .' THE IXSANE ASYLUMS. 'Bill making appropriations to the insane asylums of the State came up as unQnished business of last night. "; ' 'Mr'lmteton aid he was' wil- Mr. Bo ykin called the previous ling to compromise 'on f 25,000' for 11 ' , . . ' '., the asl yum at Morganton msteaa ot "i" , " ; 335,000. "It cost more to take care Put W00 insert $50,000 was vuieu aowu. , The bill passed third reading. Bill to authorize the establish ment of 1 graded schools in the State. : Mr. Pemberton explained the ob- oftlib insjin'e tlian any other people and it was only because of the ex travagance of the officers of those institutions. : " ' ' Mr. Boykin hoped this discussion w'oUld not 'Tie prolonged, lie was glad to see the senator from Stanley jects of this bill, saying it was in consenting to a compromise in his ed to meet the wants ot the own mind;'" Abont two o'clock to- cities and towns that haI no graded dav M was absolutelv in laeor of soois. rne dui provides mat iw strikinc out the whole of the fifth tax-paying citizens, section;1 " : ' I ' Mr. Pbuiberton Didn't I say this inonrinsr that I offered ' an artlondmen't 'vhdpfng ' to , get , some sort of h compromise out of you asy luni folks? r ; ; Mr. lioykln Yes, sir, I believe you did say somethingof the kind but you umsu't call me ''asylum lolks. one-fourth of whom shall be freeholders, may pe tition the board oi commissioners who may order election, it pro viiles for election of trustees of such schools, and limits special assess ments to one-fourth of oueper cent, and seventy -five cents on poll. The bill passed its third reading, Yeas 28, nays none. Onslow County Items. Heavy rains in Jones and Onslow counties. . , - Farmers are busy. All bids fair for large planting. : ' "Work in turpentine is active. Many new boxes are being cut. MrHenry Sandlin's and Mr. Ned.JIr- ving's dwellings are going up rapidly. Shackelford & Brooks take the place of the old firm, Hargett & Shakelford, at Kichlands., Miss Ada Fordham, from Tuckahoe, lias been spending some time in Onslow at W. B. Cox's. Catharine Lake has three merchants, two doctors, two preachers, a school, etc., but no public road. . Sinall-pox is playing out in Trenton, but mumps are spread ingjfrom Kinston. It is Trenton's time to retaliate quaran tine against Kinston and the mumps. Dr. Lasaine and Miss Kate Canady were married by Rev. Mr. McDonald at Mr. Huggins', Jacksonville, on Feb. 21. It was a grand time in every way. The bride in pure white, and the bridegroom in pure black, suited well the occasion. A dining was had at tho Doctor's. COMMERCIAL. Kinston items! Capt; R. C. Kehoyof ,Sew Berne, was in Kinston' last Tuesday, looking as peacefuF aud happy .,'as ; the!, ''pious Eneas'' of Virgil's heroic Epic. ;'; Kinston has raised her quarantine against Trenton on account of small pokand that unfortunate town is once m(re in communication with all tho world and Polloksville. , . John Rhem, Esq., of Sand Hill town ship, Lenoir county, hist week bought and presented to his daughter, Mrs. Levi Vf.' Dawson, the fine residence of B.'W. Canady, Esq., in Kinston, near the palatial mansion of J. Q. Jackson, Esq. , ; The price paid was 1 ,500. This is, the second investment of the same amount in town property in Kinston made by Mr Rhem the present year. The Atlanta ConsftYut'owtells of boy 8 years old who raised , S23 pounds of lint"cottoh last year on thee acres of land, ploughing with a littleocrf of the Aitemas Wara description, f Our D, R. Walker,' however, beats this Georgia farmer clean out of Bight. Some years ago he made a bale of cotton and culti vated ft nice garden witi Nor.tlj Caro lina sow of the gate-rifting and fence- jumping breed, raising 'at- 'the ;sanie time short-tail buttermilk 'cows',1, and successfuUV, carrying1,' bnH''i'ilife,uandJ fleatn.ciyii iaWjBuii., irrun . ,., James T. Askew, Esq., the model farmer; 4 Txpipfa Swam, JMliQS) hog and nominy ana raises u, too. ( it is said, however, he hacl a large rbepue op,, hjs premises; one way-last! !w.eek which waf not put( in th programme; He wft8Jigaged burning off kh old field. Laughter.. Mr. Boykin then spoke nine congressional districts. m ine dui. snowing rne uemanus The president announced that that oil led for .the appropriations, tlie hour of 11 a. m. for the special giving rne statistics ot the, insane order had arrived, it being the bill in the Stntej'tajd saymg that With to (livide the' State into nine Con- iwo i unureo auaitionai pauenis on gressional districts. Passed its lucij. luiiiuN, , iiucic waa umv i"" i third readin0", thqtisand dollars more appropna t-iod aiked for in all than was given in 1880-81.' lie said there were now 685 insane in the jails, poor houses and private families in the State! He said the asylum at Mor ganton would be over nine hundred chance lor adjourning next Mon- feet long when completed, three day; that this was a very important stories high with a basement, and bill, and moved it be printed, in- all of brick arid stone.-. , eluding the report of the committee. ' Mr! Battle spoke in favor of the So ordered.' bill; he was not in favor- of correct- Bill to establish a graded school ing the extravagances of the officers in the town of Kinston, in Leuoir of the institutions, it such there county, passed ' second reading, were , at the expense ol the comfort yeas 62, nays none. Of the inmates'. ? ' : . rni?nATi! unTTiTrTia air. rayne asKeo ivir W. N. C. U. R. Bill for the sale of the State's in terest in the Western North Caro lina ltailroad. Mr. Morehead said ho saw no Boykiu if Mr. Loftin'8 bill, federate soldiers to entitling. Cou- the benefit of the $70,000 additional appropria tions would complete that asylum. ocient u. r v,; JiA f Hie act passed, giving those ot them wVir 1 ,e ..Jwho had lost eyes, -hands or feet, aSnriatiour ' ' 15 a month from the date the act appropriations ; ., , .n : was ratified in 1879. Dassed third (! Ajir jucviuuw ijucaiiuu 'vauvu' reading, -Mr. Webb's amendment to strike mil annnlomAntal t,n nr-t 'at r. out $35,000 and insert $25,000 was ent sessiori making February - and voM!V.-?Ir- remberton wked August terms exclusively for trial ol civil cases, allowing jail delive nes at these terms, passed third reading. , ', THE STATE GUARD. Bill for the encouragement and support of the State Guard. Mr the yeas and nays. Ordered. Yeas 7, nays JJ, so the amendment was not' adopted. ,' ;;! ; . ' " ' The questioil then came up on the' amendment Of Mr. Pemberton to strike out $58,000 to the asylum here tfriri msiko it SfiO.OOf . ilrtrl Mr, lint- Ron'a ninfindment to that to mnkfi it Dortch's bill. Authorizes the Gov- $45,000. Amendmentsvoted down, emor to pay $150 a year to each ' . I .. j- i. 1 . i - The question then came np on the bill. 1 ' i .. :; Mr.' Hill Said he. was not in favor of voting for $210 a year for the support ot'each'irimate, he voted no. s Mr. Ramsay said ' ho had souio thin if in. 'An with that asvlum' .some years ago, and the cost was about the objects of the bill. rJ then what it" is now, $210 a year laW to the companies w active company: not to exceed 25 companies in the State : the Adju tant General, to be appointed by the Governor; aud gives him salary of six hundred dollars. Mr. Hortch, at . the request of the Senator irom Burke, explained The money was to pro SMALL-POX QUARAHTINE RAISED While other places are being quaran" tined, Humphrey & Howard wishes to , say to their numerous friends and cus tomers that their place is'still opened and will remain bo a safe harbor .'or all. We want it understood thai while we fought so nobly last Fall in extermi nating HIGH PRICES, we have not been negligent of our duty this Spring, but have had our LOW PRICES thor- ' oughly VACCINATED, so that you need have no apprehensions on their account, but just lay aside your FEARS and come to the Cheap Store of HUM PHREY & HOWARD, Middle street, opposite Market, Newborn, N. O. P. S. And bring along "your sisters, your cousins and your aunts." feb2d&wlm rtllW BEltNK D1AUKKT. Cotton Middling 9 3-8; Btrict low middhnK 9 1-4: low middling 9 1-8. Seed cotton Extra nice, ac: ordi nary Sic. Corn In sacks, OoaoSc. per bumun. Rice 80 to 95c. per bushel. Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm at $2.50 for yellow dip. Tab Firm at Spl-50 and $1.75. Beeswax-20c. to 22c. per lb. Honey 00c. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. -Beef On foot, 5c. to 7o. Hams Country, 13c. per pound. Fkesh Pouk 7a9c. per pound. Eggs 15c. per dozen. Peanuts $1.25 per bushel. .Fodder $1.25. per hundred. Apples Mattamuskeets, $1.2a per bushel. Onions $3.50 per bbl. Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per pair, Turkeys $1.75 per pair. Meal Bolted, 75o. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 5Ua4Uo. ; yams 50a60c. per bushel. Turnips 80c. per bushel. Walnuts 50c. per bushel. Shingles West India, dull and nom inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, heart9, ?3.50; Baps, $2.50 per M. SKINS. Coon, 30o.; fox 40a50o.: mink, 80a40c; otter, $2a5. G. E. S LOVER Offtra the following named Goods -LOW Corned Beef, , Hams, 4 Tomatoes, Peaches, Primus, , Java Coffee, Citron, No. 1 Mackerel. Frenli Eoasted Coffee irround to order. Office Secretary and Treasurer, New Berne, March 1, 1883. Stockholders' Meeting. The Annual Meeting of the Stock- The Very Best Butter constantly on hand. " janll-dly Reduction in Prices! I am manufacturing , " FRESH EVERY DAY, Fino French Candies. Among my assortment you can And Chocolate Drops, Caramels, Cocoannt isar, w alnut Candy, Cream Dates, Cream Figs, Cream Wnlmito n.l Almonds, Sicily Almonds, holders of the New Berne & Pamlico Steam And in fa(it "ytWngyou may call for, Transportation Company ai uie ureatiy iteduced Price of win be held in city of new berne Twenty-Five Cents per Pound. on Wednesday, March 14th, at ELEVEN o'clock, a.m.. at the COT TON EXCHANGE ROOMS. T. A. GREEN, ma2-dtd Sec. and Treas. As fine candles, nacan beboneht plpwhprn at double tho price. Call and examine my stock. Very respectfully. fe27-dtf JOHN DUNN. ; - . t our naiueiornni. J. Mr. Cyrus Brown of Kinston spent a few hours in the city yesterday. ,return ' ! kg on the everiing train. ' i If v'J f l j . , - . Messrs. F. M. Haskins, W. E.- Sutton W ' ' and Treasurer Benj. Sutton, all of ! Le noir, were m the city on Thursday on v ' pork expedition. .They were accommo dated at T. A. Green's. Benj, Brown, a very energetic j iarfa- ,. erof "Cypress" Creek Jones county r was ' at the Exchange yesterday with cotton Jk' , . . -T 1, -J J 'J.. J- On Wednesday morning after Mr. John ' , C. Green had fired up his engine at the - gas works the boiler began leaking so v badly as to put out the fire. . He had on hand about 2,500 feet of gas to supply a- city that burns over 8,000 every night .disconnected' the pipes from' the 'old boiler, went to Man well,, &, Crabtree's shop and got a new one, and with the aid of Mr. Cuthbert, put it in, connected Ihe pipoa find was making gas by seven o'clock, Pretty good day's work, but it is told on hiin that he understands t gasing anyhovvr, whether he's got a boil er or not. ' ' : i ' ' ' v (wlxen fire was opnipnptcated to,the pit a fivbrite" sowtndtliad Just produced a litter of eleven pigsii y The sbw crime out of the lure with a burnt leg and one pig in her mouth; the other pigs were roasted alive like victims of another Newhall House? ' Vonr itenvizer , has hepn confmfid flat of his pack .nearly two weeks .with irleiatisnli W frtrU,li ever, i He tried all the known and uri inow'i remedies', but neither hot brine, nor t. Jacobs 041, nor morphine and hisky, Act p'Saltice httityi tfog Irjecl aliv3 to gfittheil' jumpJ brought us any relief . , Faith . then JoakedJ towards brayerj ibut )44 cameiforthi' tit(id of faith "and not of rheumatism. Our con dition seemod to lis something like the position .of a Renublicun member in a strongly pj-onounced DeiiidtrsiticiLe'fJiBi 4avu. vf a a. vtift t t,i uuiuj uuji er is.'' i , ; . William Jordan, a colored gem man"1 from Bertie county, was arrested hefe; lusif ..Satur4ay,,,,and;eommitted to jail by' Justice King ltf default of bail of one thousand dollars. This fellow had befcn about ftera cnly, a; g Wt.wuile. but had forged the name of George R. TullEsqU to' a'aote- of 'about 00-,-nnd was detected by John Tull, Esq., in the act of realizing goods on ifr from one of our merchants. ( Mr.Tul at once ar rested ahd turned- him over to the au thorities. He seems to be a bold and desperate character; living by desperate adventures, and when ai-rested' by Mr.' Tull was ar,med with pistol and bowie knife Swung around him in a belt. for finch imnktri. ' 'Ha votfirt n vfi. vide them an armory. Mr. JJortcli Mr. Watson said there was too said unless these gentlemen received much, the appearance of princely something they would bo bound to nrrt?ilitr in' fhfi hRtlnin hfirfi.Ulfl disband. ' voted iKWi i. ....vit -.t! -..ii-li 'Mr. Clarke spoke in favor of the t fw w -wit llH - i - . i i i I Kill ' '' ' r :' ' mr, Jivaus saiu as ne couiu not ,4i tell how soon 'he' might have to go Mr. , Watson said we used to have there himself, ho:should vote for the old! militia System that required the appropriations. . ! rt ; ( .l ,; f much p-eater expenditure than this hevoto stood: 'Ayes' 33," noes bill .asked."' He had seen the lniif , the hill passed second reading., tary company of his own town quell '-''!'! ;f - ; , agreatriot simply by turning out iauuc?ii. auu wiiuout unug a guu. , . , , , xmiTT rfsstan Mr. .Webb earnestly supported "fSPf8"' the hill and spoke of the necessity .The. specml order, .the Parker- M-ti.o nnnrritinn. Peebles election case, was taken up. P,evioua auestion called. The majority report ot the com- ." ,' V1 ,, . , a . . mittee on privileges and elections f Mr. Carter d!dn t want to flght; was submitted byWMcLoud. lnf tbere was trouble he wanted the . I ri't-vn i.i Trv nail Alir. anmAhAilir Alan (Tr. thn rnon nf An nf m nil. ti! W"UU vun UUB DVIUSUUUJ UOO of the committee, that Mr: Peebles u lum!5CU' u" 6UUU,U "vv was entitled to the seat, the vote was; Yeas 16, nays 88. On the resolution Df the majority, that Parterr was entitldtp the seat, the vote wasf yeas 8s. nav 14. . j'.ivl Parker came .forward quali- fled and took Jus seat.' ,;; FORTXiNINTEDAY, s SENATE. ' -'i:;1- i nun "Mr, Kitigf;Pitt; ;froii: Citizens asking foncdnvict labor to drain swamp lands in Pitt county. - Mr. Caho, from citizfcns of Lenoir county, askihg for i stock law. i :'.!!.:, .i.BILLS. I ; Mr. Cahof making an .alteriiative method of constructing and keep ing in repair the public roads for Forsyth, applicable to tho State at bill. Mr. Mebane said the colored peo pie were a quiet peple; he saw no necessity for tho bill as far as his race . Was concerned; he should vote no." ' ' ' Vote stood yeas 19, hajrs 17; so fh6 bill passed second reading and then passed third reading. Dill to throw the State lands into the Board of Education, so that ey couid sell them, passed third reading. ' 1 Desirable Oity Property For Sale. A comfortable Family Residence situ ated on New Street. Apply to ma2d3t WATSON & STREET. 13, SWERT"S Stall No. 2 Left Hand Side AT THE CITY MARKET, Is nlways supplied with the very bet Fresh ', Pork, Mutton and Sausage that MeatB. Keel', I the Market alfords, JnnlO-dly CaU on him. NOW OR NEVER I The Thoroughbred Stallion Before leaving for Hong Kong -m tfidpk (of course youknow wherethat is) . I shall sell Pants for 441c, Coats for Will make the season at my Farm, near 49!o., Shirts 24c, and Drawers well New Berne, the FIRST WEEK in every aon t speaK ot it. month. Polloksville, Second Week. Trenton, Third 41 Bayboro, Fourth " Teems $16 Cash, or S20 by approved note, payable November 1st. Pedigree, see handbills. R. RANSOM. March 2. 1883. d&wlm " I'LL. )an S-diwly DO IX" AT THE MARKET. C E. FOY& CO., Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors, BnicK Block, Middle Street, Nfw Bemo, N. C. MB" ('oiiKUriiments of Cotton, Grutn nucl Xa- Vl KUires solicited. Dealers In kulnlt nnd Commercial Fertili zers. , . house. .-si, ! BILLS. - ; Mif. Jfewby, to enable the quali fied voters of Pasquotank county to elect all couuty and township oi cers. . ' . '. .. : ; ' '. ';.''''.'. ' ," Mr. Page, of Jones, to empower the ptoper authorities of Jones county to assign hands to work oil Trout river in said county. 1 C We Make Fresh Every Day: Caramels, i Cocoannt Bon bonr., Bon bo ii s, i Chocolate Cream lrops, Buttercups, Cream Walnuts, Ol Fashioned MolasHen Candy, novelties in our A. H. Potter & Co. ' i And aivrnys have nil the iraue. ONE HUNDRED BARRELS ' OF CHOICE ; Early- Rose SEED Potatoes For sal by' . ' , :' jan25-dtf ' JOHN DUNN. ft!l)G-d . W11L. PALMER, Dealer In - Cigara, Tobacco, : Pipes, and everything In that wayr , . , Also Candlea Nuts and Fruiti. , St. Jacob' Oil, the Great German Rem edy for Kliemnatimu and all Bodily Pains. i , Middle St., Seoond Boor from So. Front, ; , Janl7-diwlv New Barne. ST. C. Guano end cir.it. ' " " i '5 1,500 Bucks Pine Island Guanor i,uuu sacKs if mil, lioue and Potash, , 1,000 sacks Kafnit, at $13.50 a ton. " 500 sacks Pncilic Guano." ' " ' : ": ' 500 sacks Koystei's High Grade Acid 700 sacks Norfolk Fertilizer. . ! n t , v Peruvian Guimo. , , ' ; E. H. MEADOWS & CO., ' : r.,. Cor. pollock and kidiilo sts.; WarehouseCotton Exchange Placo.f vjj :' .NEW BERNE, N C. U'lt I I i, .), 1,' , ( i , Ir '
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