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General Moiires.

F~ Information Eunted.-Por sectional or self
purpose very desirable ascerain soon pos
,ble The r.me and Pcs; Office OF the PfndHt, Of al tf
State igric.l.ra Soeete, Tia UH'o This Information
for Of the Prssteucf Safe Society
who desires and who has been required to hold commun
csion with all other Safe associations The difficulty Is TO
know 10 whoIn he iha address hnsek II Editors o! The
papers The Of Government, OF the States and espe
cslly Editors OF all Agricultural Journals viii have the
goodness 10 give This notice requesting The Information
TO be addressed by mai Otherwise, 10 SEISsEHE D
TOR or The FAsMEss LIBRARY, NEwYoRx IL wonld much
facilitate the attainment o! object Of general interest.
WI. hey have The iirdnes, 20 do ,o Where no Ssa.e So
crty exists IL is wished 10 get Ike Information 20 local
soc,eaes each OF hch would ind ii 10 ihe advantage
have ,her address eseh other, and 10 al the Ag
cultural Editors IN the COUNTY,. uylo
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Insurance.
MrscsAsrs' FlsE Insurance. coNP.sx.

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THIS COMPANY Esvrg resolved 10 I'll up the capital
hch lost by The are 10 ;nis city on the nn-eenin
dsy OF July and the business OF lnsarc
hereby 10 the approval OF the Nier
Chslceor Of inst Circuit asr-eahy 10 the directions
ACT eulitet An for the benefit OF the Merchants
Fire Insurance COMPANY passed May 2th 1856 TO ali the
present holders OF the said Com that they several
heir Certificates Of Slocis and signify in writ
ing The President Secretary of the said Company al
their said off or Before The eleventh dsy OF JUICE next
ether they elect decline fill up their stock therein
whole in psrt and II in part, what part or how
many .hsres particular; aud in they elect 10 I'LL up
their either hole part TO ak dollars on
before the day above specified and 10 pay
according the charter of h7 said Company tho
such snc 10 such manner The Dee ors may
hereafter require srd that in the said holders
OF iheu shall decline To h their shares Ia
Aforesaid, sha De-ct 40 10 do, or TO signify
their -l.cGoG by the osy above specified they viii thruc
forth t-bsrred from the H. ht 10 I'LL up thu same And
NOTICES hereby farther given thai books OF subscription for
Inc required 6il CsIila Stock OF the said
Company OF hundred thousand donrs IN shares OF
sixty collars EACH viii be opened a. this office OF The said
Conp suy, No. g. Wssree In The City of Newly ORA, on
etnih day of May, ins,sni, and snceforih daily
Sundays excepsd Ten O'Clock 10 The orercon TO three
O'Clock afternoon. urt the said amount OF Capital
shall be taken subject the prior CHI OF such OF The pre-
Stockholders Of said Co pany shall within tie time
above limited elect renew pay for their shsres At
The tns of subscription dollars Will be required 10 be
paid on each share subscribed.
Dated, New-York, May Is. 1916.
NATAL RICHARDS, President
A. Il MULLER Secretary. my6 2svij-i2
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ESCAPE OF CoyvIcrs.-The two kitchen waters
In the Prison escaped few NUTS after o'clock
last evening. They at WORK scruoeing the Hail.
OF OF the guard. The guard had walked
keepers hal make report, and turning
back found he convics misng-he ran immedi-
a;ely The eats and they had scaled the wathe
alarm bell and active measures taken, without
delsy, 10 re-capture them ,Cayuga Tocsin.
ScHR. MERCHAsT.-His Honor Judge Gilchrist-
pronounced Decree yesterday Conforming the shr Mer
chant and cargo forfeited TO the United States for beis
engaged Ia the Slave Trade Caarieston Patriot, Is.
6- Col. ScHouLER, the able and popular editor
OF the Lowell Courier. is sail for Europe. o- visit OF
de intends leave by the New ork PACKET
ship Queen the West, for Liverpool. on the 2st Dur
ing absence The Courier Is be nDcer the charge OF
VIM. Robinson ESQ., gentlemen said 10 be well quail
fed discharge the editorial duties. We wish the Col
pleasant and agreeable trip. lBosi Atlas
r. The curren, and seemingly well-authent
Gated report OF the death Of Mrs Gross the widow OF
Col Cross proves TO have been incorrect. although
originating from neighbour. of hers. She is, however
very much OF all Invalid
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From nlcxico via Havana.

By the arrival on Monday OF the bark Rapid, from
Havana. we have advces from Vera Cruz 10 May
LAT, We are Indebted TO the Express for the follow
ING synopsis of the news:
Dispatches bad been received both from Generals
Meiia and Arista, announcing the encampment OF
Cen TAYLOR, with bis army, on the Bio Bravo, ana
making the mos, of the disasters
The Indicator Of April Goth contains letter
from Gen Mejis informing the general-in chiet OF
,hs ah division that the army OF the United States
remained encampcd on the left bank oil the hlo
Grende where thew bad raised some small worSs-
n.ser,,ons continued in the American army; and,
AZ the s,h of April General Taylor was nearly re-
duced 10 the extremity Of keeping hall his t1o0Ps'
with arms in their hands, watching the o.ner hSi'
A communication from Gen. Taylor, In the lndl
aor of the e1th requests OF Gen. MeJia the return
of dragons supposed 10 be prisoners and tnEse
horses Gen NJ replied that his march was dec!a
.s,;on of war bur he would restore them IS mere
act OF generosity, &c.
,nas Gazette various notices from the frontier; ana
-, o,hers notices OF com uunica;ions from Aaia
$3.50 of April Sd 9Th and Sth, noticing The state OF
the armies, &c ,,, .., ~, 1,,,orr;,s
extracts from The ,t,-,o>
,.,,-,.s and the offences which have been re-
-. .r.r ,,pcs 1886 by The Government OF Inc siea
SECS against the Mexican people Aave yer
mated eS the scr Of send;nS Minister, 20 DC - :,
var onr Government, with The chstse'eI VI Vs.
neI btwacn the Republics bad not eeen Al
sres BY the act OF ncorporans Texas Al INC ssis enc us
rnc, Mr. Sdeu presented himself me 'reoYse' Se
S,ss oo,up!ed our territory ther seuaarons ne
our ports preparations were mAas isr Sr
Cs,,ioriss OF which ;ae question OF ofssSn y os
.;rv and dc NOT admit Mr.. Shtel because he e1s
,,. Al he nation repelled the new nsoit
T., ,hs meantime the army Of The units1 S'Ass =.
,a,sS a, Corpus Christi, and occupied me nsnu %
Padre Tsya aerw,rd march sps.f sssS o sn. Rio
toe Jog ~. ,p,o.irs the Ms,amoros, after tAkins
os. OF ,ss with their .sp' q ssa
and psss. 81 s.ye been United s..s'
Of America, making now eenaass Of Tsmu.
sss w,,sI lew IeOD and also BY me advance OF troops
upon Monterey In Upper California. ,,s ,ssnop.
After these expressions, ne a..sloU a,;ans IN the
s,h;I;,v of a war between the Two nanons ~
. aslo 81 and much more when they had ia
mated 10 tbs troops Of the United STATES laS s.v!
must yeeede 70 the other side Of the Nns'es INC W.
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FARTHER BY TELEGRAPH.

II send 10 The Tribune such additional particulars as
can get from New-Orleans papers. The news reaeheu
New Orleans on the morning OF the 10th Mt III minutes De-
bTe o'clock.l
Ills impossible to describe the enthusiasm with
which the news was received-the population ap'
pesred TO be suddenly quadrupled, the streets pre-
sn,ing one living mass Of human beings
Joy is depicted on every countenance and one
universal prayer of thanksgiving assembled on high
Major R,seeoLp of the Flying Artillery, COM
handed the American camp during the engage
ment
The American Camp has been most strongly CON
sruc,ed.--tbe Mexican fire had not the least effect
upon II. Santiago aud Isabel are now under Mar
ti,l Law-cvery citizen compelled TO do military
duy.
On the morning of the 9th, previous 10 the depar'
tuFe Of the New York, heavy cannonades were
heard and supposed to be another 0ttdcs % h'e
Mrieons on the United States troops opposite ma
teaoros
Gres, excitement prevailed at Point Isabel ana
Santiago up to 10 o'clock 2. NJ. when the New oFA
look her departure.
Arrived at Santiago on the 9th inst. schooner De-
ea.sr from New. o. leans; U. s. schooner FHrs VIII
leave in day or ,wofor n, Orleans
Steamer Monmouth left on the Sth, bound 70
4rsssas. for the purpose of bringing every man
capable of doing duty 10 the camp at Santiago
AeCGester and Radclif are the names OF two
cupng the six who were killed by forcing their way
though rendezvous to the u S. Camp
Tbe sabioined accoun, is from the Charleston
eisil:Ga.
Gen, TAYLOR proceeded with the main body OF
aesmy in order to secure Point Isabel, which was
ssnsced and open the communication leaving only
40 o, 500 men in the camp opposite Ma'amoFos
Ths,Army proceeded without interruption oo'
% aexicans thought the diminished numbers III
ss Camp offered avorabeoPpor;unity Tor ''' cup
sre.
They attacked it aad were repulsed with severe
"e-t Is supposed several hundred. The loss Oh
- nde not slated. bat very insignificant
Var batteries were opened on Ma'smoros ana 'e-
ss0ee the place to ruins or nearly So rms was oN
Va AID the fighting continued until night
: WALKER. with the 100 known Texans and spy
men took 40 men 10 carry news 10 Gen. Tsylor al
so!as Isabel.
Daring the nigh, be los, six men on the way ane
os. horse sho, under him; bat our troops are Il
90 'aFits Gen. Taylor was 10 leave with ia'se
I 1 % Tussday morning, for the Camp opposite
asanosos.
We hare this news from the Cincinnati wnico
over the Bar to take of the troops. The nam
ya aexicens Is probably this side Of the river.
ss0ssnes Santa Anaa hiss been dispatched 'of
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mATAMOROs BURNT {.
700 Mexicans Killed.!
ONLY ONE AMERICAN KILLED
A Blockade of Mexican Port. ordered
POINT ISABEL SAFE !

u By the Magnetic Telegraph we have the
following important Intelligence:
A general blockade of the Mexican ports ordered
steamship New York, and sent by express to Mo.
BILE, where ii then took the mail.
The fame of the American Army has been signal.
ly indicated with TN inferior force-so dispropor-
toned as tv have caused the greatest anxiety for
Gen. Taylors band. They have gained great, q
glorious, noble, triumphant victory.
The following is the report from CAPT. WALKER
OF the Texen Rangers, who arrived on the 9Th inst
at P. M. from the entertainments opposite Mata-
moros:
An engagement had taken place between the
UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN FORCES.
Gen TAYLOR, on the evening Of the I'd instant,
made sortie with detachment of United States
troops for the purpose of opening communication
between Point Isabel and the entrenchment.
On the morning of the Sub inst. The MeXicans,
hking advantage of his absence, at day break open
eda heavy caunonade on the entertainments, which
wa. calamity returned by the U. S. troops, and In
80 minutes silenced the enemys batteries, reducing
the city of Matamoros to ashes on the morning OF
the 9th.
The slaughter among the Mexicans was trcmen-
dous-upward Of ZOO dead the field of battle, and
the number of houses left in Matamoros not suti-
Gent 10 accommodate the wounded Mexcans.
In aud about Maiamoros 5000 Mexicatas-rein-
ibrcemen,s daily expected. Taylsr was to
leave Point Isabel on the 9th instant, with
troops TO open communication between Point
Isabel and Army opposite Matamoros' which
hss been for some days cut off Major RIsaaoLp oil
The Artillery commanded the American camp during
thA anraremenf
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From the National In,e!llgencer
The Financial Pro.pecr.


The Washington correspondent of one of the
New-York papers says, see, In a letter ct the
l4th instant, il may yet appear necessary before
The termination of the session tof Congress- 10 pass
bill authorizing q loan. TO meet the extras
Doubtless Congress ,cN tud itself under the ne
cessity, before adjournng, OF providing money, In
addition to the revenue, TO defrey the expen
diture which will attend the now inevitable military
operations of the Government The reduction OF
the Tariff of duties imports had II been carried
into effect would equally have induced the neces-
sty or not long hereafter, OF supplying reve.
nue. from some other source. But the late act OF
Congressional, indeed, independently OF tile move
ment in Congress. the preceding action OF the Ex-
ecutve-requiring an expenditure probably lar 10
exceed the surplus in the Treasury. may be con
sidered as an indstin,te postponement Of the Trea
sury scheme for general reduction of the Tariff.
We take j, for granted. however that, for any
immediate purpose the Administration will first
resort TO the expedien, Of an issue of Treasury
notes the necessity TO- resortng TO which will in
connection with the existence OF foreign war re-
curing the transportation 10 great distances OF large
sums OF money. render the Sub-Treasury scheme
wholly impracticab.e, and probably cause that, as
well as the anti Tariff prospect, 10 be deferred.
Should the War uuhepplly be prolonged, how
ever loans must be necessarily required to. and
will constitute the chief source OF revenue Tor de-
fraying the expenses Of the War. Whenever loans
are 10 be authorized in any considerable amount
Congress will find itself obliged lay direc; taxes
and excuses, and pledge the proceeds ofthem 10 pay
the interest and provide sinking fund for their re
dempton.
we do not suppose therefore, that any loan In
the shape OF an issue of Government stock. Will be
resorled 10 al the presen, session Of Congress.
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ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-A person by name John a.
Rose was arrested Monday evening on charge Of hav
lug attempted 10 conms; Il rare upon young iems!e
whose for the present IS withheld
RECOVERY OF STOLEN MoSEY-Othcer Hague
Of the l,h Ward Monday evening recovered $500 con-
sstiiS OF TWO Soo bills stolen few days ago nom me
pocket Of Nj Bsecher Of New Haven while on his passage
this city board the steamer ny waiter CO
hand on board that hoa; By the name oil ChiEi.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL
Two men named John NacAey and Thos Lecnet,, were
taken into custody Monday 10! having committed an as
ssu and battery With intent kill The mate OF me snip
Arrabela The accused were ce4iNeFeG 70 ine u . -a
shall
ArrEMrr TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoSYT-John
Gillian was arrested Monday evening and detained to az
swer for attempting 10 pass counterfeit 81 OIL 20
William knsusneE.
yorsa Fuel1lvEs-Three boys, named Angus
~. Bs.hpe John Kelly sud Epoch Sailor. belonging 10
NeWbursh were arrested il this Ctty Monday evening
having in ,heir possession pocSeocok containing
which, /, supposed they had stolen i'ofn TELL pa
rents.
RESCUED FROM DRowNISa.-John Goodron'
while in state in,oxication. ie tn;o the aoc a. ns
FOO, of NsrSe,-st Andrew Sweeney Tell nie the eoA
81 the foot OF Ove--st Both rescued i-oIr ne wa
Ter by Seventh Ward ct.eeFs
LIFELINE. Devyr. Editor of The -4Eti-Rs"feT'
hiss had verdci OF $500 rendered against him al Cats
kill 10. An alleged libel the professional and personal
character Of Mtchel SANFORD Esq who one OF the
for the Prisoners in the Ambient trials a. Delhi
TIE MoRaoss.-A number OF Morraons came
dawn Yesterday on The Laclede, from Nauvoo.
Tbose unable TO accom- pany the party scsisrs.ng to
the Pscifc. are dispensing through the ADJOINING
States. and many are separa.ins entirely t'on me
association - h.s
TIE appearance OF the pooEe. portion who have
,brou sb fear. gathered up their scanty hooseaold
Goods and Hsd. is represented IS most pinaoie ;
among them are many who, infected win ms
srrp Sc fanarscis lef, comfortable homes IN otheE
sections of the United States 10 Jon me Naosoo
bands. and now are driven forth wiihoe. aAo..asIa
or shelter unable 10 follow the leaders OF me Gnarn
and forbidden 10 remsin IeN LUIS
~gTEE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION for ne D.o-
e.se Of Geo-yia held rs ANIMAL Coavsatioa n LIS ~
durtuc the pas, week. TIE Convention sstI.a-
rrescned BY Rev. 7. ?. Scorr. ant tas Aiss''Ia.!
srrroon. by Hsv Mr. BIO =. On Sabbath morning, ss'.
N-Ssrs Noosx AID Ellis ordained Priests oe,oe
WHICH, solemn ceremony. sermon was preached os H
S,n,p ELLIOTT which IN eeAriy Of Style, piiAos CSC
,,.nc. oratcry argument manner, Az above AZ. =
60, we peve. heard eogAIed. Tie lex; Annual cNeVe
hon of ,ss Diocese Of GeorSs, viii DC bed 10 savanna
a'H - Georgia Wig. Nay H.
~ Newfoundland papers state Thai me Se e,l
E;.c-v h.6 proved very unsuccessful this season oy
an an .s,ls b.d arrived up the 9Th Of April
vs,ssl, hsye bean lost in The es The irscianso 90 =
=. 8, Johns had aseetaised iter lossss 70 De s'sSs
tbs, nsGs alone.
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u Fifty-seven Volunteers at Columbus, Ga.
with the name of ] S. Calhoun, Editor of the En-
ouirer at the head of the list have rendered their
services to Gen. Gaines, 10 march to Mexico al
,,or,ant's warning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

~ To Indie.,-MRS COVE continues TO give sd
Vie aud direction. iii rrspect the application OF Wafer
Cue in all diseases Of and children, al her resi-
d.ue, 2ol lOu,-tL N.Y. Su
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r. The Amazon Wigs, or Genilenen'i real Heads
OF Hair b-rs ne gresest improvement IN lie
Of wigs and Sea and the subscriber Is
py IN being frs, introduce them here They display
he forehead and temples any hghi point IN wig
kps never before attained They posed o!v-ua-
uns or sos,sme. They 81 90 The head BY rn-csan
ic.l corri-rncr .nrrr!y rev they put IN
They Immediately Atsp, themselves 70 he
AID =; once part .ne parcel OF TIE living uan
Cppv .b- address. z PHALOS. 81 Broadway opposite
II. Globe Hol.i or under JHr-or's Hotel uJi In
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s.'IRE lNSURASCE.-Tne Mutual Insurance. Com
4 psny OF The City OF New York Office No 81 formerly
No. 52J WssThe Directors have the satisfaction To IN.
form the public that all Claims this Company occasoreS
by the lsi DISASTROUS Ere and all other claims have been
adjusted and paid In full, and they deem IL proper 10 add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
Inc lste the Company have Still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTf-ElVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company 10 insure against loss or damage
BY irs favorable terms similar Institutions In this
CITY.
The Company commenced business In 1877, the old
mutnRl System and continued Is up tbs year 1909, when
The Mutual plsn abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original buI inappropriate nae the bust
Of the Company srcs hag period has based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF Fly dollars EACH
BY order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A 3 McDosALp Secretary.
New YORK, October 1ih. ls45 CSC u cod
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TKusT FiRE lssUkAsc, COMPANY,

ISSUkANI.
No Gu Wal-sL
AT AN ELECTION held on the 5,h Inst the following
a person.. unanimously elected Directors OF his
Com pauy for tho ecb1ing year
EiM @ Drake Martin Hoffman, Valentine q, Hall,
lame, Fo.rr, Jr VIM Whitewright, = dmund Penfod,
Z J. Hnchusou Jas. Townsend, Vim Ii. johnson,
RobL 81 Sirsren, Francis Butler, john Rankin, Jr
VIM 2. L-gg,u John Cleaveland, John Il Hurttn.
And sub.equent meeting of tho Board Elias q. Drake
Es unanimously o1c,s Pfosideai tor tho ensutn
y-rr.
This Company continues Insure a7aln. loss OF dam
age by Fire Properly tbs immediate vicinity Of
mis- Guy the OF Pr-mums and also upon
Navigation the Rivers and Canals IN this State
Applications for Insurance mste NJ tbs Ofhce will meet
with prompt attention. LEBBEUS CHAPMAN,
4,rsnd Ser
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. The Amazon Wigs, or C,

~ PhrcuoloEists and Publ,shers.-FoWLER
< WELLS 1871 Na0su-st N-w-forE- myll lEoS'
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A GENCY FOB VAUGHS's Vegetable Liinon'
Aifone Mixiur. Is i32 N.sssn, opposite Chn1h hL'
N,w-York OILY place the ct.y where it can Dc bought
tn, great reputation his srcs BAG through mo nof'o
.ru .eion United StaL1z has IND TO Pfopnso
IN III oi.a D-eol tho above location AMI dealers or
.rr,-r. IN ind Il Al Vays hand .-sdy 10 forward 70
ssy nsr ,z country Pamphlets containing ls.a%ony Of
erfs. IN 6rop.y Gravel diseases OF lhs Urinary
Kidneys liver &C. f-n... --arsntion PIES Jsund lee
esm, diseases OF ihe Lungs, Co.. >1isEed Of char
ocfoi1!a, san Rheuu,, kG- NC Will S..1 and In
actsr 100 esPec-ahle 10 be questioned to1D. ma
ts cy NE proprietor hss The liberty the o,
h1v e. spsrry, Of 1872 Nzsasu-sI who will "a
lno~s OF tee rcec OF his medicine ia droosy and gravel
TIE peculiar character OF tie meJcine will allow self
the OF 30 bore IN any aod Of
he y OF bottle TIE singular ess, produced the Of
curing rtrs IL wevo Is explained In pamphlet which
tse sa,ic and ali sref-sted viii please cal! sad get gss
a. Isl Nassau opposite Cnton Hall 0nIy Azenfy 10 Ice
cry Price Of Il BOTTLE ST. 20 OF do 81 Di.coon %
tesIrrL unJS 3rlo0dEWk8
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I IEE lNSURANCE.-Pho New-Eng!and Mutual
IL Life Insurance Company OF Boston viii receive sppica-
lions for Life Insurance al 10 "ai-sL
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIP RoBERr HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHAkLEs p CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAISwkI6ar,
RosERr B. FoRsEs, WILLIAM w SrosE,
George II. RuHs, THOMAS 4. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OrGs rUfrs
JosArHAs AMoR7, Sec'y. WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres.
JoHs c. CHEEsHAs, D. Medical Examiner, New York.
Youns ofRppbcscn for insurance snd all necessary nfo
NATION Will be furnished BY Tho subscriber s otcs, No.
is w sl-sL New-York.
u n John HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE by Tho United
L States Fire Iusursoce Company -Ot5c7 removed from
No. 81 No So Waist Tns Company continue 10 insure
sganG loss and damage by IRE The usual OF
mum. J. L. BOW Ne, PresideoI-
WfIgrZ, Secretary. el3 Inn
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