The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1850, Page 7

ited Court, henge Place of trial from Now You to Ontario, John B. Ruscoe ads, Stephen A. Frost.—Judgment for bay poh oaldo, Oe oa Yuk aoa served in Prancte Huber vs. Nicholas Deffart.—After trial of an States Commissioner’s Before R. E. Stilwell, Esq. THE MYSTERIOUS CASE. Jan. 26 —The o! against James Mi of lar- S*tledin Willams tats of a “Andrew Foster, was examined by Mr. Barrett; and deposed that Miss Dil- | action for assault and battery, on a mere plea of not ey caer ss, pened fee antee Forte, | gril, woere tee joey 6% ae Te Teeerting plee of ve a ; was ‘amien ry D. died on the 6th of January; aid not kuow ‘that her | juetidcation on terms. James E. vs. Lemuel Bangs and others.—Motiva to ten Siting before w ¢, denied without rejudice. PrSorah winn Wyckoff vs. Theodore Wyckoff.——"There appearing, to be connivance between the parties to obtain a dissolution of the marriage, divorce refused. illness was serious; there wasa doctor on board—Dr. MeDermot; he was the doctor of the shi about four or four and @ baif o'clock; wit Rauled her goods and put « portion of them loon; they were delivered up to Mr. Dillawa; there were some baskets which he lo: there were some trinkets,anda watch, and a pair of | Helen Snediker vs. William Snediker,—Divorce for shell spectacles in them; it was a yellow watch, | adulter anted, but would not swear whether it was gold or brass; the David R. Dorenne vs Louisa Fos and others.— Report as to surplus moneys eon: reason he did not take those baskets was, that Mr. Mor- rissy said there were some things of his mixed up with Miss gene and he would like to keep them until y s porter Court. ‘the sip arrived; while witness was examining the bag Befogg3ustices Oakley, Sandfoi P ee in the room, Mr. Morriasy went out; witness asked Janu. , 1860.— Robert Emmet po Sikora iiss Traffordif the old Isdy had any money, and she | De Leung and Chas. Sagory.—Motion to set asi said there was some money in a purse in basketthe | jatien, Stipulation set aside, Causeto be put at ie morning before ehe died; Morrissy came in afterwards, | and tried anew, on plaintiils paying costs of argument and witness asked him for the movey that was in Mins D.?s possession before she died; he took out a purse aud said it belonged to him; witness told him if it was ia ‘Miss Dillaway’s possession when she died he wanted it; Morrisey turned the money out of the purse; there was one sovereign and twoor three pieces of sil it, and m H. Harned and M: he said it was all the money he wed; witness told | Error, vs. Peter K. Christie, Defendant in Error. him if it was his to keep it; thinks it was a green purse, | went reversed as to but cannot ewear that the purse produced is the one. Wm. H. Hi ‘Crose-examined—Mr. Comerford and Miss Trafford were present at the interview with Morrissy; there was no other conversation with Morrissy about the money, except the one just related; asked Morrisay if there ‘was any monty belonging to her,and defendant ans ed “No.” Q.—Did you ask him how much money he had belonging to Mirs Dillaway, and he did notrepiy “If ou want to see the money, | will show it to you,” at The rame time opening ® purse wud shoving a sinail amount of money? A.—I didn’t ask him the question, to my recollection. Q.—By Mr. Barrett, for prosscu- tion— When Morrissy returned to the state room, after you had been informed by Miss I'rafford tha: there was @ purse containing money, belouging to the de- ceased, ina basket, did you put avy, and what ques. tion to Morrissy?' A.—I asked Mr. Morsissy for the putts that wae xn the basket; he took the purse out of is pocket, and said it belonged to him; Miss Dillaway was buried about a quarter before midmight, on tae 6ch of January. Jabez Howes, Captain of the American ship Andre¥ Foster, deposed that he does not know by whom the paseage money of the deceased and Miss ‘raf- ford was paid the agents 1s Liverpool put ta 300 paseengers, at the rate of £3 10s for the steerage, aad £4108, for the second cabin; aad these two were among the 300; there were over 500 on board, aitoge- ther; Witness did not know of her iliness long previous to her death. Catherine Drayton, (a widow,) was examined. and de- d that she bad a state room fa the second eabin fer teelfand two boys, for which shy paid £16; her room ‘was opporite Miss Dillaway’s. Dir. MeCarthy objected to the evidence as irrelevant. Mr. Barrett said—if this lady paid £16 for heravif and motion, and consenting that defendants be wit- pestes, Ko. Robert liogan, Appellant, adsm, Patrick MeNully and Patrick Burvas, Kespondents.—Motion for mew tial granted. Coats to abide tl iffs in udg- ‘y Rarned, and affirmed as to jarned, without costs to either party. Fernando Wood, Appellant, adsm. Frederick Wissman, Respondent —Motion tor new trial, on the rise, granted, on payment of costs of judgment of the appeal, and of opposing the motion, with leave to the defendant to put in a new answer in ten days thereat New trial op the Jones 0. Wer Jonathan S. Whitney and Thomas T. Sturges. Motion for new trial denied Joseph Schultz, Appeilant, vs. Samuel F, Halsey, Re- spondent —Motion tor new trial denies Join B Corlics vs. Join F, Delapla nied, without costs t —Motion de- DECISIONS. Before Justices Duer, Mason and Campbell. Jen, 26—John 4. Brown, ve, Frederick Pentz and Orher 4 — Decree for $286 63, the value of the party wall with interest from the Ist of May, 1845, and costs. Winthrop W. Gillman and others. —Order of reference to Joseph Boughton, Keq., to as- certaim, whether the premises were more than one- eighth wile from the ferry, and if 0, what deduction to be made from the price mentioned in the agi ment between the plaintiff and Gillman, and to take of the rents ard profits received. or which been received since the delivery of the deed Plaintiff to turrender a ssion of the premires to Cole & Christie, forthwith, All other di- Teotions reserved till th of the report George Bowmen, vs. Ambrose L, Jordan,—Bill dis- missed with cont Jemes Holford, vs. Louis KE, Lahens and Others —Order of reference to David Codwise, Esq, to aso whether all the creditors who signed the agreement of and two children, the irresistible tufereuce woutd ba | StPrember 10. 1846, are still willing to release the de- that Miss Dillaway paid more for herself and two | fendant, lillus on the delivery of the assigoment, not. adults; and that, under such circumstances, she was | Withetanding the diminution of the fund case the cort of the plaintiff and defen not likely to laud bere with only one sovervign in her to be paid out of the fund. If not, tl missed without cort, as to detendant L cut costs ue to the other defendants. D. restrained in the meantime from parting with the pro- perty mentioned in the assignment chet. Witness continued—I knew Miss Dillaway inti- j | supposed and understood Morrisey to be her he always took her on deck, and supplied ver sue Wanted from the cook; I canaot 4 Clark Wheelock, ¥s. Daniel Low end others.—Order Jeeee ae cron ’the seal lespr | cama geht sate | of reference to 8: Combreleng, baq, to take and state bel gto Misa D.; | al apposed it to be | th@ accounts between the parties on the principles gold; I her bed fer her the morning sbe died, | tated in the decision of the court under her pillow 1 saw the wateh; the erucitix pro- Richard L, Parish, survivors, ete., °s. James Mason.—Bill @uced was there, and also a black bead rosary; Miss D, | ismiseed Joel N. Hays vs. John 8. He: ‘® partner can in no case me! general assignment to atrustee or assignee, for benefit of creditors, against the consent, er without the concurrence, of his Vcomp and capable ough such assign this cae, was for the distribution of the partnership ef- fects rateably among the creditors. signment set aside. d receiver ordered, on reference to Judge Vanderpoel, to appoint receiver, and take from him requisite recurit and others —Held that always wore @ pair of tortoise shell spectactes; those produced are not the rame bad not used them for severe] days previous to her bh; caw Miss D. inst at balf-past one o'clock on the day of her death; | toox her some soup. ‘Cross examined.--Miss Dillaway told me that Mor- rissy was her aitendant. Charles Drayton, Jad about sixteen years of age, fon of last witness, deposed that Miss D. bad a greea PSir, MoCarthy —If your object is to ldentify the Thomas lay! |. Edward Bemont and others —Hold Bost day mt tt to be hers, and admitted it om the | 11.0: where a special partner in a limited partmersbip is also a meinber of nother firm, which firm isa creditor the of the limited pat |p, that the latter having be- oc me insoly editor firm may claim a dividend, due the firm, nor the jaterest of . is postponed, § 23, 1 R. to mean simply that the special becomes @ creditor of the «pecial partnership is iu the tame situation as a general partner; that is, his indi- vidual debt must be postponed, but the debt due tos firm of which he is @ member 1a not postponed, nor interest in it, Bill diemissed, without costs. SPECIAL TERM. . Betore Justice Cam; 3 716; she would have been fifty years of day of January instent; knew she was comin; Andrew ‘Foster from letters received from bet iT; one feom the ovnvent, Staple Hill, in Dorsetshire, I went @ boy after Morrisey t bi he came up with the boy veral questions respect my Of ber effects, and’ whether she or other matters in hia possession, whereby b clusion relative to her property or | Jax. 26 —Andrew Killian said abe bad not left any such pa to set seide au attachment against the property of 1@ property was in the possession of the | the defendant, alleged to be » non- th understood tion of non residence 01 fact and 4 that this case th adant was @ non-resident, Motion denied, with onsti James G. Utter ve William Sexton, §¢.—The rule ob- tained bythe defendant, by default, at the general term, allowing @ new trial, must be vacated. Lith " may notice the care for argument at th term. Coste of this motion to abide the opti Morrisey, that | would keep afford at my house, until sho heard from her ‘and that on the following morning | luggage ; Morrisey objecved Before Judge ingrabam. Jax 26 —In the action of Baker vs. Parker. for slan- der, the jury returned a verdict of $140 for plaintiff. water; Means, and expressed his desire to ob\ain employment ; 1 thea spoke to him of asuspicion whieh existed in the mind my fow' = Set to the death of sister, and told him that the eus' police, om Saturday last; told me Lf J had a cloth cloak which | have not nent for the goods, a portion of them were se dlorriasy, anda jon of them were datai watch, nor « farthing of money am ‘a property; | did not make the complat: Office until about two hours before because | was informed by DISCONTIN| Foose Neck Hill, Kent county, Rhode Island. Dawsonville, aa a , Maryland. Kemper. Bladen county. North Carolina. = le Johasto: coton Cerolina. Napoleop, county, Mississippi. Gloversville, Barren county, Kentucky. Hebnlogtcs, Merion eovnty, ows Hen 2, lon . Point Beusse, Portage county, Wisconsia. NAMES CHANGED. Prible's Mills, Wood county, Virginia - name changed to’ Newark.” ‘Top Level, Dallas county, Alabama—name changed ‘ulton.”? Bupreme Court. SPECIAL TERM. Before Justice Edmonds, 6 — - i * emotion t dlecbaage from arrest, fiderite showing | ,,Bebele Lewrencecounty, Micsissippi— seme changed there is no cause of setion will not be received. The | “rrasiersvilie, Abbeville district, South Carclina— aiidavit to hold to ball failing to shew aifirmatively | .. re"! At , ane ae had = Weewre Torry, Green qventy, Tennessee—name ‘Robert Dilton ‘Where “ Caney Branch partmersbip ie so, F ‘the Davey's Landing” Hardin county, Tennesseo—name ep ae Bt Clair county, Iilinole—name trol over the pr: ten en ~ 7 a 2 be — aevtt etd tthe tone rT ory ~- ond county, IIlinole— mame changed thon eo jurton, Park to ground that ” Rovere” ¢ county, Indiane—name changed eoolter gran! *, 4 7” ie Cats to wore ihe? “Oe Indiana —neme changed = . Adame county, Indiama—name changed to refeses. becnnse “ Pleasant aa i obi view Ores. on 5 devee ot airy beyond te <tiiet vee county, Indiana—name sarlia A, Kein fod Washington M eye pe jh = an on Pieter, ortage county, Wiseonsin—name ‘The that eo instrament ¢: ju an attorney, ty, Wi el skis con name, dove mot Bind Bis priveipal, applics | . VEre. ewe ccunty, Wissonsia—name changed to CS ee arene ea teesat eres : —s ee d ' Consors Fact ror me Facunty.—By our last Coo tee toe priecipal may be | file of European papere, we perceive in the Nenagh te Eh ihe contract be made in the name of the | Gwardian, of the Ist December, the following od, eget ‘The firet ground of demurrer, therefere, over: most extraordinary fact of aman as | for forty roled, bot the second sustained, beceare the instr: d without one particle of food! that a Dr ‘Langley, whe is confined in Nenegh ment ae executed by an attorney for a0 jofact, and en infant's appointment of an attorney is absolutely joil, pending bis trial foran alley often has yoid. Judgment for plaintiit on demurrer, with leare | thy. experimentalised on himself, and writes to SE SenOSents Se Sane, Ch paymeens ef eee he +ditor, correcting some mistakes in Stephen Burrowes © H. & A. B Milter. The provision : th ine Firat,” eaye tor, of the code suthorizing adefendant to set up by de e eircumet A tor y' Dee marrer ov bis anever. Lf rey bad another sult fs Raho F mpeed of aye, Rae A - even the same parties for the eame seuse of | eight, was the number; the py a fu whieh by law suche de- | wee Coused by total loss of appetite, nausea, and & gotion rriaes only to fence war available ap defence not extend the disinchiation to eat, euperinduced altogether ses im whick it was ailowabie before the | totally different causes from what you have stated. ogee see pg ae r a? | itmey be a fact te ) ~T4,- ane Beater ceca’ ane Jnocaoot or pn icon | ton of Youghal fete a tun ym the functions in the animal economy, with the exeeption of the heart and lungs; and itis a curious cvineidence, aleo, that during that time, lomee Complell . Charlee Logon and others —On eemplatot ned to compel the epweric perfor maace of @ contract betecen two persons tnt the longest liver of ‘should heve the property of that one who should | the joes I sustained in wi was Stent pyoauig tn cna nt fon, | le by Yn founds mang ean oe offre erwin reqs eat, ounmnne me | Yorn hele ede TL eran Shean 5 rere pa al Carwin y Morgen.—Motion to heee facts are verified by the Law Intelligence, neon ad‘ile Alex J Mary Aun isiceaes tana ae te Jehnsce Bien Sohusen ‘alin 3 Eis Ebenezer Seeley and Nathan G. ki Justice Bliza dcbason Mauida Johnson Margaret York, and John W. Goode, of Miss K Ti Adam Bilis, plakaiidl tn grits vor The Gonaty ct | Rally Mans, Kelly Rese” Kenn; 41 A i) ia error, vs. The County of p + St. Clair ct, al.—air. Breese. in bebalf of the defendants | KenuedysllenT Kenrick Jane. Ketebam Mrs 4h ot in error, submitted to the court a printed argument iu | KinsKCsumrcne Kink Buna this case’ No. 51. John D, Murrell et. al, appellants, orine Kilgour Johanna vs. Alexander Neill et. al.—The argument of this cause | Kiernan MaryAnn Kelly Bridget Kelly Aun ‘was continued by Messrs. Brown and Meredith for the appellees, and by Mr. Johmson, attorney General, for ¢ appellants. Jax, 22.—No. 84. Jovathan M. Reed vs. The Proprie- tors of Locks end Canals on Merrimack River.—In er- ror to the Cireuit Court of the United States for Massa- chusetts. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the court, affirming the judgment of said cireuit court L Letter Madame Lou-Larkin Ann H Lane Margaret xm . egendre Mad'ile irs Maria Leonard Camel Linven Mr thew Lew Catharine Lincoln Edith in this cause, with costs, No. 25. Lewis Bissel ve Ma- | Lupmue Mrs ¥,Rastlodge Catharine hs B. Penrose,—In_ error to the Cirouit Court of the | At a United States for Missouri, Mr. Justice Neloon deity | Ae Bridxet — Lortus Mrs et aire tani vered the opinion of the court, aflirming the judgment of said cirouit court im this cause, with costs, No. 51, John D. Murrell et. al, appellants’ vs, Alexander Neill et. al. ‘The arguments of this eause was consluded by Mr. Johnson, attorney general, for the appellants. No ¢ 58. Thomas Williams, adminietrator, &¢., appellant, | Madign Mary vs. Benedict & Benedict, This cause was submitted | Mazer Madan op printed argument by Mr, Featherston for the ap Mader Bridget “ Mardin Mad ilo Pa- Magery Maxwell M . enw Maredith CstharineMacigan Mrs Caro- line street--2 Masterson Anne Mabcod Bliza Meyer Dorothea ry pelltes, and argued by Mz. Stanton for the appellant ve et No. 62. Daniel Grove, appellant, ve, Jobn Me? Berrien, | Moses Mrs | Modice Mrs, Canal Monaghan Mary al.—The argument of this cause was commenced by | Mortimer, Jorephine street Morris Mary Jane 6, 6m- Morriton Mra Scott Morrissey Mary Mulloy Mary, Mul- | Morgensoern Lora berry street Mulloy Mai Murray Mrs Hen Murray Adaline a Murphy Mary Ann Mviligan Mrs, Pearl Murphy Mary Ann Mulligan Mary et Mr. Davis for the appellant, Surkeme Courr 0 96 —Edmund BC error to the Cireuit Eastern Penneylyania r Mr. Justice Wayne delivered Murrey Margery Murphy Ellen and | street the opinion of the Court, reversing the judgment of x Morris Matild Marrin Brid, paid Citpuit Cours in this once, and ressamtiog the | Metis Mary a ee tame, with directions to said Circuit, Court. to enter a disaffirmance of the judgment of the Dis MeAirn Ann Yerite Bally McCabe Margaret MoCreckin Leva MeCullough Sarah trict Court, and to remand the case to said District Court, with directions to that court to award @ venire MoCulleugh Cath 4 ti] MeDonnell: Mrs facies de novo, and for further proceedings to be had net) w thereim, in conformity to the eplaion of this court. | Mccinmes Cate MeGinuire Suash —MeSuire Mary No.2 Daniel Grove, appellant, vs Joba MoP. Briens, | Veluiceh Mand Mckenna Bridgst McKenna Cath —' - McKeown je Kim ¢ | a ane? - ‘Tho argument of this Genco wes con- | Heteres Mary McManusCath © McNamara Marg~2 MoPhearson Jano McMurray Cath McQuade Margaret J MeVey Mary 24—G Dlight Brown, Esq, of Pennsslvania, mitted an attorney and counsellor of this court No. 62. Daniel Grove, appellant, va. Robert Gilmor’s executors. ‘Lhe argument of this cause was ecnciuded by Mr. Davis for the poate. No, 48 John West, Nevin Anne Nereom Madam Maria Newport Pann: ime Mire ‘Ousvabe Nangle Eliza ¥ Neelan Elicnor Neebett Fuson Nickells Ann appellant, vs. JamesSmith et al. The ent of this cause was commenced by Gen. Jones for the appellant, | Owens Anne er ee and continued by Mr. Neale for the appellees, O'Brien Mary o'brien Rosanna O'Bryan Macy Scurneme Covar or Lovistava —J. D. Marks, vs. Sun Gcannee Breet YGoanee beth O' chor Mise Mar- a C N bh - O" Ty Keefe cella, Mutual Insure) ‘om pany of New York, Appellants, Smee er) ONC! Mecmares O'Neal Margaret Appeal from the Fourth District Court of N. Orle A clause in a policy of insurance to the effect that, im 2 case of the loss ot the vessel, or damage to the cargo, | Plant Mary Place Bllenor Patten Mrs, or Mre that portion which is saved shall be torwarded to its | Perker Juve | Parcrides MreS A | Corcoran ort of destination. can have no application toacase | pro tivtos Flirs Preniercrest Mrs L Pitt Matilda, of the total destruction of the goods; anda totalcon- | Pike esis L Phillips Jane Pidgeon Eliza structi mage of fifty per cent will stand om | Pioik Md'‘lleL Puilet #'me Louisa the ame footing as without this clause, and be equal a te the absolute destruction of the goods in respect to | Quinn Cath Quinn Mrs M’bm — Quigley Mary the rights of the insured to abandon. This is an ac- tio policy of insurance on mercbandise shipped R leans on board the schooner Virginia, bouad Base Mary, Been cone Keadon Bonoraand Reilly Mary Ana to Matamoras. The merchandise was valued by an | Reil.y ridget Catherine Reilly Honora endorsement on the policy at $8.005. The schooner | Reilly Mary Frees Reilly Elizabeth Reynolde Mrs A B was stranded at the mouth of the Kio Grande. tier | Raymond Mary A Reilly Marearet Bi An A. hold being full of water, the Ba Abigail ‘4 Berty and eat | ti po poo a ee Richards Sarah Roark Mary. Rooney Apn Roche rinda Kose Roesiter Sarah Ann Rogors Elizabeth — Rodge net proceeds of the cargo were $6 804 72; udy Mire Ruth Mre RK, Cherry oe ¢ return of the captain to New Orleans, he | Russell Elissheth sree Rad pee ; to Mer aged BE bed ‘effect. | Byder Miss Ellen ya 3 ed the insurance, the sum of $3.209 78, which was dis- tributed by them among the teveral shippers, The | goat, Puly Sharp Geiharine sum of $4 993 67 was received on account of the present | Swell Elise A Slattery Julia claim. The captain, it appears, did not account for | Safford Margaret rm EC 2 it of the net proceeds, alleging that he had paid | Stewart Mics Ag- me to Riebard Paver, for salvage on the cargo, | 9, 2 al atthe place cf the wreck, The defendants renisted | grenyheun Alen Smith Care! that | Smith Elizabeth thisclaim as fictitious and fraudulent, insisting Tetuined by the captain, | Smith Slingoby funds were fraudulent d that the plaintiff must bear his proportion, which | Stiles Mar; Bhice Sibella sum of $1482 27. The principal question ap- | Simone Mra Spillane Mary * be, who is to bear this loss’ In the court bs. | Scett Mary Sugrat Margaret ‘an Margaret Seo nM 8 Sstin Mrs H W and Sanford Mrs Nathn Shanneesy Marg 3 LB Benton Salisbury Miss MES k ~It is in evidence that an aban- T donment of the mercbanilise was seasonably and for- by the plaintiff. The defendants, how- that the plaintiff bad not the right to make the abandonment. under the circumstances of ase. by re of this ol in the policy —“Ia ease of the loss of the vessel or @ part of tue cago, or of damage to the whole or a part thereof, it shall be the duty of the master to forward such parts of the cargo ae shall be saved in a fit condition, to be shipped ‘to ite port of destination & the best conveyance ob- ithin a reasonable ot exceediog the amount inmeured, jarers.”’ We do not uuderstand this clause as having any effect on the practical construc- tion of the poliey. Incase of the loss of the shi master is required to forward goods if the; if it be reasonable and ow Talty Ja Teplan Troy Honora Totten Julia Anne Thow pron Jane Twembly Mary J Thompeey Arabella Urglievich Cath'e Van Norden Mrs 8a Utter Louies Usher na om ria B Vittory Miss wen Margt Vought Macy Broad- Williams Jane R Weay and Canal s¢ Williame Mery, King street Willamson Wright Sarah J Wileox Mre Ed~ ret Wilkoning Mise HZ ‘Wood MreL A D of « total destruction of the goods, nor ean it be posed to eontrobthe technical rule of eoustructive | Whelas wer ‘A total loss by damage of fifty pe: ~d eerewnnend stand on the # footing as without this a be equivalent the adsolute destruction of the goods in respect to the right of the aband We consider, therefore, that right to abandon and recover as for a total loss is olear Judgment affirmed, with coste.—N. O. Picayune, Jan, 10. General Term, Jan, 28.—This day, the general term for issuer of law, from Marine and Justices’ Courts, will be Maine exempts homestead to the value of in the absence of a homestead. oe or to Your, Mary Ann Gl pier le LIST. Anderson G & Co Andrews Ri Andrews Ei Avirell Jona A A Chas G Andrews Lyman Ashton Bégar C ‘Anderson to the eres of land. or Barton BN th $: Barslett Nathaniel Barber Barrett AL. Thomas IST OF LETTERS REMAININGIN THE NEW YORK L Post Offs, J ary Bi Barrow _ OrviciarLy Fi ‘DIN THE PATER MA’ = saber '" Re keT CIRCULA Biaek James Please mention the of the List in whieh they are ad- vertised. Labigs’ List. Bigshweed Richard Branigan Joba i Hasnah Anderson Mrs, Ayliff Mary C pote Mies BL jadison st Al 'y Mrs, Caroline A. LZ tot AmeldAbienl Armstrong March Acghaey Mary ‘Avgvetia Luc ada B Badge Mise Statia Brady Julia 5 Brady Mi: Brafy Mary, Marion! iv aN * Cornelia Jd a] SE ence ies, Bleeom~ ree erernnd Mary A ones own Mee FA, ie " hose! 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