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New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

ryFor Dr. Lardner's Fourth Lecture on the Plan
cts Of our system and on Comets, see Last Page.
u For News By This Mornings Southern Nal,
see next Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

y Mr.. BRaHAu gives Sacred Concert in aid
II ;he Widows aad Orphans o: Ne~-York aad
Brosklvn At Gothic Hall This evening. (See Card
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

ET The Correspondent of the L. 5 Gazette in
speaking OF Greenough's Statue OF Washington
says that by its being placed there one ners i
added to the st Of abomioube caricatures which
disgrace ;heIotanda of the Capitol.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

II wepssli,hea sgart of DR.. LAEosrHs la; Lecture
in part of our etIuon yesterday We no" p1'l'n Il
complete in our rhOie seion nelodiDF OF 's'e cor
reced version of what sppear.d IN part 's'efday'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

BooxpF PLEAsuREs.-In the same elegant style
with Coleridgc, the publishers have issued the
Pleasures Of Hope by Campbell the Pleasures of
Memory by Rogers, and the Pleasures OF the In
asination by Akenside. No one needs be told that
it is exquisite pleasure to read all these finished
Poems. We are glad TO see them in so neat a
dress, (Hooker & Asnew, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

no, even the records OF her former greatness hi'
feelings seemed TO struggle Tor u;teFanc- As so0s
a. H. had concluded his lecture which vas nes'iy
one of the best we have heard tai. season, ore OF the
audience expressed the wish that il migEt be lis
tened to by fas larger number than were then
presen; ard moved that MAJOR TocAman De re-
ques,ed TO rgpeat il sore future day. This was
recorded and passed By scclams;ioa- We tTrS'
that upon IL secsnd ds.i~e ;'Tiii have tai! AZ
.eaa:nce.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u Covesr's BALM OF LIFs.-Tbi' medicue "a dlily
bee mug more popular b, the num'er of currs Which i
pc c-fo;m, well worthy the attention oi OIL" are
scted with dyspepsia Bronchu. throat eooshs
colds, ord all ea,cs Of the lung, oud ~iaoppe. See
advertisement, OF this truly valuable medicine N aoiher
column Of TIN, p-per.
~ yivI, n Ward - l,ig Associn tion-Aa
n5Iourued m~ctuv o ,ne IN Ward Wing ,,.eest.oa
sc "a the Ho~rrt House o- IUESDAh HNh-
NlNG I'm INST at h,lf past seven OIL OK.
n BOWrIlCH BLUNT, p e'iient.
OLIVER WHuE Vice President
VIM II. q H. ,s.,.
Nm. w Dow. '-'' @ % s'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q DR.. LAsoyrR will lecture this evening at
Niblo's en- Cozets, in continuation CT me Lecture
-eooc,ed II ih;s paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

% The Boston Mail and Passengers. via Wor-
eesier' due here on Snpdsy morning, did not arrive
until i O'Clock yesterday, Tue high wind on the
Sound detained the s,enmbsa, in the Thames.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

PROBABLE Loss or THE SAvASsAH.- The
steamer Savannah left thi, city for Charleston on
the 26th of Nov. bu, had no, arrived there on the
lst inst. The Captain of the Edgar Lang which
arrived Sunday from North Carolina, states that
when of Cape Ha,teras, he picked up the wheel
and promenade deck of steamboat. Parts of
the cabins and some of its furniture were also
found which agree in description with those known
to have been on board the Savannah at the time OF;
her sailing. From these circumstances it IS feared
that the steamer IS lost
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

SArisFAcroRY-PsRrFcrlr.-Two citizens of
Johusonburg, Va.-Dr- Motifs aud Mr.. Bradwick.
awyer-tough; duel i: twelve PAGES with
I,tcs. Both were killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u The Rev. Benjamin ]. Haght, Rector OF
A-Sants Church in this city, has been unanimous
ly elected Professor of Pastoral Theology ana
Pulpit Eloquence in the General Theological Sem
inary OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

GT TIE NEw-YoRk STATE MECHANIC, No. q
appeared last Saturday. It's an excellent number
and in execution far .urpasses the first 1; ought
to be universally circulated Why has it Office
in this city J. Munss & Co. SO State-st. Al
bany, publishers.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q The Young Men of Lancaster, Erie County,
have formed aa Anti Tight LaeiHs Society"
for the preservation of the health and constitutions
Of Young Ladies'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

p Prot G 5. Patterson VIII lec;ura before
he Mercantile Library Association this evening,
- DID,.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

THE Occasional SERMON. delivered before tas Univsr-
,sllt Gene "a! Convection al H. Session IN the CITY
OF New York sept. l-il: tagether alta THIS1EE
OrFsE SERMONS, Gel vered on tne same occasion.
pr. 26g, l-nol Price. l3l Fson-'t.
The last General Convention of universalsts,
held IN thi. city. wa, attended by nearly enc hun
dred clcrsymen, and large number Of laymen Of
that denomination Fourteen sermons were de-
lyered in the .cveral churches Of the order during
the three days OF It's continuance, generally OF 4
high crder by Rey. Ne-srs 7. J. SAWYER \. y.
Miner, H. Basu, H Ballou. ID 5. Streerer, NJ.
Sanford j. NJ. Austin. z. II. Chapin, o. \. Skin
ner, T. J. Greenwood, S Smith, H. G Smith
and W 5. Balch The occasional sermon by Rev. T
j. SAWYER, presenting general view ofthe Faith
of Umyersalists and Of the Progress and present
Condition of that Faith occupied nearly two hour.
in ia delivery, and was listened 70 By crowded
and approving auditory. who manifested an earnes;
desire that !; should be published in form suited
to permanent preservation. Accordingly, it has
been published by Mr.. Price, wiih all tho other
sermon, preached en that occasion toraiins scrt
and compact volume of969 aascs.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

~ There is now but one train day on the
railroad from Auburn to Rochester. It leaves
Rochester at F. VI. and Auburn at 10 P. NJ
A freight train runs once week.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

T Cold and vet feet vii be follow ed with cough sor.
throlt hcarenes &c for -hich the Hygspe Hosrhousd
Candy ls becoming the Fashionable remedy Hanufl,-
cured aEt sold 5y the proprietor B. Hove .31 8rost
=zy, corner Of ard street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u Comfort in shaving secured By tho use +
CBsPmans hagic suop. iG2 William st. ~ dT
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

COMMERCE oF 81. LoUIs.-ThcEe are now
70 boats owned a. S.. Louis, with an ssgre gate
tonnage Of lO,O62 tons. The aggregate present
value may be Sc, dswa a, TO, less than s53S,5OO,
and their first cost al say :837,75o. In addition
TO these there are now ten BOAT. building for this
trade which will average 80 tons, and which will
give in the spring an aggregate tonnage of l2,562
tens at an original COS, OF about 81 ,O87 $50
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

U The Presiaen. Of the Sonata, the Hsa-
s4ucr1 |. soU4zAgD, reached Warrington Il
company with other Members Of Congress On
FRIDAY evening last.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

I URnH MARy!S. Esq o: Albany. viii lee
,are on Woman :his evening before TIE Brook
IN Akasan.lu.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

- The L. 5. Gazette says tina; the PeTPetra-
tor of the rccea; forgeries in Philadelphia, came
TO tais city and changed part Of their paper for
gold, ,hey then purchased bill on London, but
aiterward -ndeayored to r.turn it to the broker
who refused it, and took measures TO step the pay
ment OF the bill. They thought to be Prowi-
ing about in this vicinity now.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

70 There was no British steamship ;clcgaphed
when the passengers efi Boston at 4 o'clock on
Saturday The strong Northwest gales which
have blown off our coast for the last week have
doubtless dsained her somewhat, but she can hard
ly fail TO have arrived Boston by yesterday
If she had, we shall have an Extra fol sale INN
diately on the arrival of the Boston steamboat
The news must be imsor;ed
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

U A young man named Grdey, while shoot
ing ducks from small boa, d, Goshen, CT. was
thrown overheard BY the recoil of MS gun and
drovrnad
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

BswEzY AM.HIrHEATEE.-A brilliant di,p'ay u mar
lihceG and novel sEtertannent. offered TO- night f
Inc qualification Of As Aum-rous ps.roAs Of this e.t.b
i.hment. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

1 John Egalf John Arnold, Aaron Brown
and William Eargand were committed to prison
at Reading Pa. on the 4th inst. for passing coun-
,erfeit money.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

G young man in Canton, Illinois, named
SelfrSge, week since poiHrcd rihe at young
and aniable sister sport. and instantly shot her
dead The unfortunate young man mas since gone
mad
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

BLooD SHED THE DISPUTED TEKRIToRY-Tkirty
British soldiers Ailed ana N0undsdTae Briu,h force.
attempted DIVE the Americans from their posts and
we're Jisy repuea and mAny PAID the forfeit their
lives This u. beginning Of actiy. measures of
,ettlenent Of that disputed qietion. May il cad no
xor.e. Consumption h.s layed aiilon, Cold, md
coughs negec cd szd 10 consumption. Take the onlv
of relief. SheI mans Cough Lozences-They Will
your cough coe few hours-but II YOU have
suffered them 10 terminate IA consuInptI there Is sti
nope IN tne.e LozeDses. They cured the Rev Mr An
thsny, aad the Rev. Mr. Sreeter when nothing else sf
forced relief The Doctor gave them up Sa.rmans
LoZ-ug.s saved them, and they as well a. ever
W 1oiesale azd retail l05 Nsssiu-str.et Agents Is
Rosery = East Broadway, al Reecker a1 Ii udloa st.
Rushton & A-pIn~aIl', snd i5s 2roaG way.
z The approaching of Congress has produced
more .ol'ctuee 10 the political world ihsn sny preylou.
one sIGce ne Declaration Of lndepeafci ce aEd ell
those alscordsn topics hch .sta.d the
and political Tord. Discussions and debates foor
tn important document, and there method ~ which
tbs attention Il the house be sscuredhe Reporter.
discharge tber duties, ;ae public secure ~
formation through the simple medicine Of Pease's Hosr
hound Candy The finest ecqusnce may he destrcye
eject By hoarsenes threat oppression Of tAc chet
and n debates interrupted By coughf g." No Sena-
tor snocf VISIT the capol without providing himself WIN
the means Of doing Justice tie puolic and const.-
IN the preventative and rernefy above alluded To-
which vii Instantly remove all iIpsd msnts and ,ccufe IN
the hal= Of the Legislature nterrup ed attendance
honorable members The Wssblnz ztoa sgent. sddres.
Is FRASE TAYLOR members passing through the civ
Be supplied with any quantity ioF,y I'VE Division
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

70 In drunken ARRAY at Brownsville, Pa, on
the 9th ult. Samuel Gray stabbed his sOn.in-lav
with butcher knife so that he died in few hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

e A pawu.broker's offiee. kept by Mr. Thomas
Smith, at Rochester, was broken open on the I'd
and robbed of $50 in money. seven watches and
abou, 1900 in aotes. The next morning nearly all
the notes were found the aead of pair OF stairs
near the Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

= 4 new church has recently been organized
al Urea composed OF receders from other churches,
principally on the ground OF their Pre-savery cha
racter
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

70 Mr.. RAKEMASS's CoScERT at the Taber-
nucle las; evening attended by such bounti-
iu audience as the talent engaged coud not fail to
attract. The performance was mainly Of high
order, though Mr.. RAKEMASN did himself less
than justice in the arrangement. Intlc.ii. lie Pi
is not effective nor popular instrument ia
a large edifcc and at Concert of the au-
ditors have, to speak moderately, quite as much o
this Instrument they relish at home. YET Mr.
RS evinced the skill of a master; while Me.srs.
NAoEL on the Violin and KSosa on tbs V.oHncelo
exceeded even their former achievements. A.
ksooP's Grand Concerto fro - ''''''
,,.., ,l.;,.,,. or.l "--.eu enthusiastic plaudlts
r. bright, particular star Of the evening
was the new Prima Donna from Italy, Signora +.
GARis, who, coming among us unheralded and un-
pretending fairly took our musical world By su,-
prise. Her first notes were received with general
delight, and her nria, Deb Ta bell Aurina, sur
passed any thing we have heard here for months
perhaps for years. We compared her with and
deemed her at least fully equal to Mrs. Austin; ;
while better judges declared tha, city had no,
known her like since Mabran. Her voice is Of
g,eat sweetness and compass and her notes gush
forth round, clear and full, as though swelling up
from tho heart We cannot CTR in predicting Tor
her triumphant career among Us.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

~ Mr. Levi Adam. Of Urbana, O. committed
suicide on the olst ut. BY hanging himself ia hi.
stable He was Of Incorporate habits.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

UJ Gorham Baker, lad OF IA, at South Var
mouth, Mass, recently mad the second toe OF his
rgh, foo; ammed of. He took cod in the wound,
and after few days of excruci4ting agoay, died
nf lnckinw
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

THon. J. R ISeERsoLL, N {. IRON fhila-
d.I,b;a is seriously i'll, and will no' be able 70
.akc his .eat for some days
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

~ Counterfeit Fiyes on the Miners Bank, n,
Pottsyille, Pa have made their appearance in Phi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

% A laborer named Rogers, near Williams
.urgh, was buried on Friday last beneath hsrse
shed blown down By the gale. He was taken out
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q Mr. Espy has returned TO Philadelphia,
where he i eadeavoring to raise breeze shout
the wind.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

\
Translated sith Notes by q. LeoSS,sI,Es Esq
New Etii.os Revised. >Ps- -, 80 " "is! \
Putnam
The t.nie and popularity Of Loekhar''s version
Of tho Ancient Spanish Ballads are already eoeN-
,essive with our l4nsuass. Tney emeody 'ae
soul .: The History as We! as Poetry OF SPAN IN
tho d,rN ages. ana during the lene and desperate
struggle Tor predominance on her soil OF the Moor
ish and Christian Chivary. To the translation OF
Mr Lockhar; has. sy the common consent OF er'-
,ics, been awarded the palm Of exemplary fidelity
combined with an admirably vivid exhibition OF the
ire ana spirit of the originals.
The volume before Us is reprinted rer5a.i7s from
the new London edition, enriched WIKI the a7e
criticism OF the Edinburgh Review byway OF a Pre-
Iin;nary Essay, an analytical account OF me Ro-
nance of the Cid. and Autographed lis; Of the
books containing the originai ballads Nothing i,
LETT to desire but the superb illustrations with
which tbe English edition i. enriched.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

g TIE looking glass establishment, OF 7. J.
Matt at Philadelphia burned on Saturday
night; Loss 50 9OOO-in.ared.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

ANorHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoyE.-
Rev. David Culner 4 survivor of the Revolution,
aged - years. was married or the III. a; Urbaaa.
Ohio
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

U We are indebted TO Messrs Adams & Cos
express for the early reception OF news from Bos-
ton Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q a man named Imhai recently forged the
name of Dr.. Glaiz of Marietta, o. as endor.er OF
note for $4,000, and before it was discovered
was of 10 Texas. Another man named Ble,z. OF
The sarae place, forged the name OF hi, father for
5000, and when it was discovered, threw himself
into ,he canal and was drowned
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Bank wanted at r5 CSath hana--treet for ti'tnl"s'
CHaEAPEsT CA.M TAILOR YzT.
II PetsrV. EEusted, No Chatham sqaare, ccrh-
a. of Chatham street usAcs Clothes order n the nes-
e,t .tye 10 per ceat cheaper than the cheapest
Tailor il ,hi. city. good f, in all eases warranted,
c2 If (2)
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Il Ennk of S<nningtoH.-BIso o. this basA
i't be rsceiseJ st Tor Hat lud Caps n 20 ~
ne asscr mast Of Hat. Of fEe Beaver -
ard fasiu7re-Sup7r HOl-,ka and lo* pfirs s.!a i4'
fron q ) 10 -.
CAqs-iirn's aul boy.' Clot- Csp.--hDe otter 90!
and other caps. u25 2~ % CONANi, 30 Hf9n1 H.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

T,.7.i,,s, sith y 5,es by q. LecSS,sT. Esq- 4
New Eiiuos Revised. (Pe- - So "-ss x
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q The annual d:rec, ts4de from the single Por;
of Rochester TO Canada amounts to more than
5000. 600
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

10 The inhabitants Of Boston have ft'ed out
two vessels loaded with provisions and coutribeted
$4,000 IN cash for the sufferers by the late severe
gales at Truro, Mass. The citizens Of Province
town made up purse OF $3.50 for the same object.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

| Shall We ever see ihe end of the Custom
House Investigation in hi. Cityl The People
are anxiogs 70 learn the result. Gentlemen Com
rni,.oner=, let Us have the facts before wao-e
subjcct has passed out OF the public mad.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

y eurtonts, ilonks. ac.-A large assortmsHi
Of beaver asd milisd Cloths for Surtou;s and Winter
np 70 order, at the Emporium of Cheap Gnments, az
such prices must offer iriucemcnt purchssfrs
ne style anc dnish Of garments viii be found to COM
port with sny 30.sc iu the trade
Wd T. JENNINGS - B-oai~ay. American Hotel
gesd assortment Of the above Ga.n,eHts cos.tazty
on hand. c3 u2i inIs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

- Thomas and Isaac Eldiidge few day.
,ince, while sailing from Warwick, R. L, to Hope
Island, we're wrecked and drowned.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

FsoN JAxAIcA--The Fl Gabalero arrived At
Baltimore on the morning OF the 4,h in-,. b.iasn.
papers TO thu lsth OF Noverubcr The Greasdias
Government ha. accepted the mediation offered
oy me British Goveramea; bc;wees TIE rwo con.
,cndisg partic.. The marS-. s. vel stocked VIII
Flour. which sells =, $ 10 IS - Complain.
coainue to be made Of ;he srea, wan, Of l45orer,.
rhe sosse OF the Governor Of B4rosdoe, has 5eea
.-ain sssai.ed with stones and other missiles.
The schooner Maid Of Erin. on ser yoysge from
Jamaica 10 Barbados, vas boarded by pirate
and robbed of al the provisions and .,oyes sra
had on board. Tle pira.e vas s0i6 beg AID
appares.Iy manned 6y Spaaisrds. 4 brig OF
Dominica. No, long before, had been attacked aal
pludercd in the same way.
Fs5u TzxA..--TeN4. Sates have been received
al Nv o,leaus 30 ;he 20.h ul,. >eysae eeasares
are uttered asajas, the President fer iuss or The
Santa r. Expedition wj;hog, as,hogi,s l9m Cos.
gro,s and snere i, \ general disposition anoa;
the members OF ,ha, body 10 refuse all sppyo-
pria;ion for paying KS expenses. The Galye,.
ton Civilian says that It is though, no, improbable
that Sa7,a Ana VIII recommend Mckee % ceao
Texa- 10 the Uaised States.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

q The whole number eli deaths in the city for
The week eading Dec. 4, was ls4; OF these l2a
were natives Of the United States and . Q: Ire
land. OF consumption there were 10, Of cenvul-
sous 49, Of dropsy II. scarlet fever l., other
ieycrs 70, Inflammation Of the lungs p, other IT.
Examinations 20 Fl these So were uadsr 20. Il
between 20 and So 10 between 30 and 10. and Il
between 40 and so
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

y Barguins IN Dry Goods.- III HLLSE,
22 Graud ,ree. betseen broadway and Crosby-.,feet
resp. ctuliy informs bn cGstomes that he sIli
fornity sith his b>beh yearly practc, al Oaik
January at cost On hand r'ihs Of every kind. dark
French Nerinoes. good assortment Of plaG figured
silks, tbouga before the dgtes put oa Scotch
GIngh ~. hou.ene dc Lan,s Flannes Of eysry color
and quality, and Domestic Of all kinds AT ~snt
Ing Dry Goods viii do veil 70 call soon. y d2 !"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

II CovrR1's BALM or LIFE, 50 efectual for the cure
ofdy-PePslA bronchitis. aad al diseases Of the lsngs
advertised Ii another column Of tais paper
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

lT Tne dwelling house Of Mr. Amos Bradle,
was consumed al Lebanon, o., On the 9th nit
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

I There ~ere four and half feet of water in
.;he OHIO at Pittsburg on the "a and the river
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

T. Phrcnoiegy POS PONEMENT OF Lee
TURE, ,-h con-. quence Of tha continued iiloes' Of
Mr.. % :. FOWLER. his lectures upon Phrenoiogy aH
nounced for this week, viii be- postponed until further
lice. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
: sercantilc

F th Lecture ofn~ course wall be dolNeren CIiaten
Hail th, ,Tuesday) evening hn'f-pn, o'clock, by
Granville Sharp PATRON, 81 D.
Subject-rhe Constitution ard organization Of tho
Animal Body.
= TcAet, admitting lady aud pel leman. City cents.
d7 BY order. LEWIS NcNULLEN, Rec. SC.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Bank wanted at s5 cSarA,n-,reet for Clothing.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Chapel, rAcf; street Tuesday s'ening Of each sess
commencing at = O'Clock
4 he .ubj ct ths evening i, Woman" rae Lea'~r,
Uriah Mary!n Jr. E,q Of Albany. Cg az ST.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-27
school Books.

VENiIE subscribers have received a con-
4 signmcnt of "Saudcr's Eicmcafa-
~ School B0oks,' consisting of the
Spelling Book, First and Second Reader,
and Primer.
t-HTcachcrs will be furnished with a
copy Of the above works cautiously, as
it is desired by the New York publishers
to introduce them into the schools Of this
section of country.
WIN. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, Aug. 20, 1871. l3..U
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answering this inquiry.
For several years after the establish.
ment of that institution, it dealt almost OK
clusively in local discounts, and during
that period the country was, for the most
part, disappointed in the consequences
anticipated from lis INCORPORATION. 4 mi
form currency was not provided. exchan.
ges were not regulated, and little or no.
thing was added to the circulation and.
in 1920, its cmbarrassmcnts had become
so great that the directors pctitoned Con-
grcss 10 repeal that article of the charter
which made its notes receivable every
where in payment of public dues.
1t had, up to that period, dealt to but a
very small extent in exchanges, either TO-
reign or domestic and as late rs 1923,
its operations IN that line amounted to a
little more than S7,OO0,OO0 per annum :;
4 very rapid augmentation soon after oc-
Cured, and in 1898. its dealings in the
exchanges amounted to upwards of $780,
100000, including the sales of its own
drafts; and all these immense transactions
were elected without the employment OF
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