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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
PHILADELPHIA.
G. Rand Thompson.

CosrespoAdsuce OF the N. Y. tribune.
PHlApELrHIA, Monday, March Is, 1852.
G.. Rand Thompson, the person who
was arrested by the Marshaps police on Friday,
proves to be of the most celeo CRIMINALS OF
che day IN thus country. He is Kentuckian by
buth, and 10 = man OF genius AMI education. Ia
address ne 10 s.csednsiy aiiasls and sensis@.nly,
past atty years Of age, but for the gray color OF
luxuIisnt growth OF hair, he would not be taken
for more than forty at most His visor both OF
nind and body, 10 truly wonderful for his time OF
his his carriage Is erect his eye sleadfast and
piercing his teeth are splendid and he is remark.
ably Ane looking for his years lie one of the best
snsravers In America, and perfect penman He
also nndsisssnds Dagaereo'ypins, and nice silver
nlss7. at the United States Hotel in this city,
then kept BY Dorrance Jones he robbed New.
York dealer Of large amount Of jewslry. A re-
ward OF $1,000 MAS offered for It's recovery, and $500
for The arrest Of the thsf He had the property in
HE possession for months and being arrested for
forgery on the e. 5. Treasury, for which he was
sent to the Washington Penitentiary he voluntarily
save up ths stolen jswslry to the owner upon a
ccnpfomise.
IL is4s, he robbed gentleman from New orleaa.
~ bosson, OF $soCo. The greater portion Of the
ey was returned, and be was SENT to the Msssa.
ehlseI0 Penitenuary for two years.
Tina morning, At the Adelphi-ss Station. Mr. Thi.
oauls Je~e,er' on Philadelphia, had an intervie y
With hlm. In ls47, he psrpetrstei numerous hotel
robbeiies at Louisville, Ky. Among Others he
robbed Mr.. Thieauli Of sss.oOo worth of iswslry'
The jewslry Was all recovered, and be was sen, 70
the Frankfort Psnitsntisry for tins crime
In lS46, under the name Of Horace ID. Champion
he robbed Michael PasticAlde, in New.York. of 4
considerable amount OF money, jewelry, &c, He
was indicted for the offence and IL would have been
Sing Sing job for him, but he escaped On straw
bail. In thus battling justice. he 10 said 30 have
been aided by high police officials whose sworl
duty II was to have seen him punished.
The prisoner will be detained for the present
Pennsylvania has the immediate right to hps, ou
ksrtucky and New-York both claim him. As Ken
tucky has the best right to him, he will no doubt, D,
taken back to Frankfort frs. He has sister iiviss
In this city.
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II The Grand Jury of Schuylkill COun-

u The Grand Jury of Schuylkill Coun-
ty. Penn, have made presen.mens, ia which they
say that IN Pottsviile alone there are about 0say
beer and ale houses, a great many OF which are .
nuisance to the community. They furtA" say 'aa'
three fourths of the cases brought into Cour, ons
nate In these dens Of iIiquity They recommend
that the Sunday traffic in liquors DO put down. ana
the supremacy of the law Maintained
~ Not long since, man named w.
p.u.r.oo nj Oskosh, wisconsin, was lodged in jail
a .hon, several children with intent TO kill them.
=, .nr..r. tia. he kept number Of dogs which 10
set on the children going to School, and
h.v onened nrs upon the dossin return with snow
Halls and other missiles In retaliation he one day
tool double. bureed gun and fired twice upon the
crevd Three or four children were wounded e.
vefely
II Brigham Knapp, wealthy farmer
living In Sutton Nass. was, on The OH inst. found
dead at his residence with his throat cut, his arm
severely gashsd and the premises giving evidence OF
. severe struggle. Coronsrs Jury rendered ver'
dict of suicide which is not altogether satisfactory
TO the public. Mr.. Knapp was single man, about
40 years ofage, Of incorporate lived aiens-
T. A late number Of the Louisville COur-
ser rays: At half pas. Eve O'Clock last evening the
paper on which this mornings edition OF Tie c''"'~
is printed was in rags at Mr.. Cromies paper mill
The ra,s were soon converted into the article We
ordered q. fftesn minutes before eight o'clock mo
uape, vas delivered a. our Office ready for the press.
n Mr.. Charles Alling, prominent and
Influential citizen OF Newark, died in that city On
Monday morning. A. the time OF his DEAN Mr. A.
was President Of the Newark Gas Co, Director ID
the State Bank, &c.
FIswas a son of Dr. Alexander Dun
can (srd nss the Doctor himself) who was acct
dsp,ally crowned while hunting at the Red Banks
ON the Lille Miami, 8 miles from Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

SHAMEFUL DHsERTION.- children,
between the ages OF three and nine years, were
brought TO the Lower Police Court on Monday by
person who stated that they had been deserted by
their father, and left at his house Il appears tia.
about three weeks ago, the person supposed to be
the father called At No 80 Wooster-st and engaged
board for himself and the three children. He re-
manned at the house Tor two or three DAYS when be
left, and has not since returned. The landlord q
few days since, applied to a wealthy aunt OF tse
children, living at Brooklyn, to obtain aid for the
support OF the children, but denied any assist
ence, for the reason as she stated that her dauga-
ter the mother Of the children had married against
her will. The children were then. as above stated,
taken before Justice Lothrop, who placed them in
the care Of the Matron Of the City Prison, where
they will remain for the present.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS -Mondav.-A
bill In favor of paying 7. d. Oliver for cleaning
rooms, $50, was ordered to be paid, and a small bll
OF Officer Stevenson, &I6 So for travelling ex pensss
In sIressiBs person at Ithaca, referred The Com
mftee reported in favor OF raising the salaries OF the
Clerks Of the Superior Court. Tia report was OBJ
posed By the Recorder, who said upwards of $500
are pac annual in this City for salaries and il Vas
desirable to see If ary reductions could be made -
The report Was referred back Adjourned to frst
MoAoay In April.
GRAND LARcENy.-A boy named Morri,
Dows was on Monday arrested by officer Knowles
OF The Fourth Ward charged with breaking omen a
desk n the Office Of A F. Okerhousen and So, .
thtreffom certificate of 90 shares Of Bank stocf
valued at $1,000 The property was recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Appointments by the President,

By and With the Advice and Consent Of the Senate.
LOOMS l.. WHITE, Of New York, to be
Consul Of the United States at San Juan del Sur,
in the Republic OF Nicaragua.
JAMES w. IRwIN, Of Kentucky, to be
Consul of the United States for the city Of Rayenna,
in Italy.
EDWARD f. BEALE, to be Superinten-
dent Of Inoian Affairs for the State Of California.
JAMES POINTS, Of Virginia, to be Marshal
Of the United States for the Western District Of
Virginia.
Justices Of the Peace far the County Of Washington
m the District of Columbia WIN II. Brian, Samuel
Drury, Lund WashiD gtcn. ST., VIM. X. Woodward,
+. 3. Myer, Zachariah walker, Henry Haw, Peter
NJ. Pearson, Craven Ashford.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The LYcEUM Rev. John Pierpont will
deliver Poem before this institution at Central
Hall, on Thursday evening Of this week.
CoNFIRMATIoNs-Bish Chase on Sum
day confirmed 2s persons in 81. Marks Church, and
10 in ST. Pauls, in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

An act has passed the Assembly EN-
powering the Brooklyn Gas Light Company to In
crease their capital stock to 100000.
There were I0S fires in Brooklyn last
year, causing losses 10 the amount OF about $4,000
of which about twothirds was covered by insurance
In February Of this year. there were only two fires
loss $780,
Some of the Brooklyn people are OPP
posed to he removal of their side of Jackson Ferry
to Bridges, and propose instead that anew ferry be
established at the latter point.
Henry Graft and family were made
very sick on Friday night by eating he ad-cheese
which was either stale or contained dele.erous sub
atances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

NEw-JHRsEy..-The Governor sent in the
following nominations:
For legal Commissioners 10 rstSss and esdifv ne
S1efafss Aad prcposs ass<<sesfs tia
seote carpenter, Gov. Vfoom and Archer Clifford.
Gov. Daniel Hsines
f~ CIs,s Of ns Supreme Court wee yamss WILSON,
william NJ. Fsrcs, OF Morris
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BILL OF MoRTALIrY.-Th following is
the number OF deaths for the week ending March ID
Apoplsxyl Burned Congestion Of Brain g. Conges-
ton Of Lungs assumption g. Convulsions g. Group
Droosy in Heads DyseDery Eysipelas Fever Scar
let 2, Heart Disease Inflammation Liver l. Inflammation
Lurgs L. Inflammation Stomach |. Maformatisn 3. Mlras
mus Old Age Psrturition PuerperL Coavus l.
Small .; Still BON Males q, females "a, Adults Is
chlldTen33.
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New-Yerh Tswn aIeesing,-srpsrrl.er,.

OTsEeo Co.-The Board of Supervisors
siands-Whigs, y Abolition" l. Opposition,
Is; according to 7As Ffesmas's Journal. a Hun
ker paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

TIE CuBAk EXPEDITION In relation to
the case OF T. s. sgt NssSrs. O'Sailfrxa aud LSris
as to the alleged Cuban Expedition papers we're
read on Monday sho wing thatshe Cleopasra vas said
ls;hApril. 1881, by Pope Catlin to Dres New
ton for $l2o00-resold BY latter TO Nj. Rocman for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

CANANDAIGuA, Tuesday, March 10, 1921 A. N
Slater. who murdered an Inshman here last sun
mer, and who has heretofre eluded all pursuit, ha
been arrested, and Is nov lodged In our jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

ALBANY, Tuesday, March l6, lsS2.
The ice has formed u dam aoouttweive miles be-
low this city. The water at A NJ was higher than
any time within two years. All the lover part OF
the city is under water, and the stores, furnaces &c
are filed, and business suspended. No Hudson
River train ssrt down this morning, as mile orswo
of the road below CastletoR is submerged two or
three feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23

THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTEIcT-MAsrER
the circumstantisl correspondence between General
Webb, of the Courier, and Mr. Mayor Kingsand,
which we publish to- day, that James Brooks Sc
cured his denomination for Congress, from the wings
of the Eighth district, upon the express under
ste ndng that he would decline it, with the view of
afordipg his party an opportunity of expressing
their preference for Mr.. Kingsland. We have no
doubt that this arrangement detailed with SO much
minuteness in this correspondence did actually take
place as described, in every particular; and the
facts lead almost irresstbly to the presumption that
Brooks intended from the first, to hold on to the
nomination, if his plausible device to obtain it
should be successful. 1t is in keeping with the
character Of the His contract with the Castle
Garden Union Safety Committee-his noisy cham
pionship of the South at WashingtoR-his buster
ing defence of Fillmore and Webster, and his cool
deserton of all concerned when it ceased to be pro-
ftable to stick by them, is all Of the same cloth as
this trick Of humbugging the friends of Kingsland
into complimentary nomination. Our wise and
sagacious contemporary Of the Courier says, with
tears in his eyes, that he feels sorry at the dis
closures which he has made, because they will most
likely result in the loss Of the wing member of the
Eighth district We should not at all be surprised
if this expose were to effect the election of Mr. Gut
ting. General Webb is sorry, very sony--we are
soy-the Mayor Of the city is sorry-Brooks is sor-
ry, or soon will be- 1t sorry piece of business
all round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23

LIST OF PATENTS Issued from the United States Pa
tent Office for the week ending October TO- 1907 ana bear
ing date October 10 1852 Otis Avery OF Honesdae Pa
for improvement in sewing machines; Lewis Cooper OF
Cooperyile Pa for improvement in spreading lime and
ure d. d Allen, of Adams Mass for improvement In
tools for cutting pegs of boot soes Peter Geser Of
smithsbura Nd for improvement in grain separators
Lucus IT. Guernsey Of Montpelier. Vt, for improvement
in printing presses Edison Hart OF New Albany Ind for
jmpyovcmsn Mt in seed planters; Nehemiah Hodge, Of
North Adams Mass for improvement In apparatus for
eeyat,ne and dscharging bgc water &c Ira jaeger Of
Albany N ", for improvement in water wheels Henry
pemberton of Philadelphia, Pa, for improvement in
making soda ash and carbonate of Soda Daniel w smead
Of Peru Ill for Improvement in bedsteads; james D.
tener; George p Tcwksbury of Boston, Mass, for i'm
proved life preserving seat Linus Yale Jr Of Newport
~ w. for improved fire proof plates for doors safe walls
yaultr &c. Designs ;-Elihu Smith, Of Albany. N. Y,
for design for cooking stove Robert Taylor and Robt
spoons, &c Benjamin Wardwen Of Fall River Mass and
Ephraim Barstow, Of Providence, H. fer design for
a cooking range
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Personal Intelligence.

We understand that Capt Marcy who was reported to
have been masacreed by the Indians arrived in town
few days since and is at present very seriously He is
staying with his brother DR. Marcy at his residence in
Tenth street.
Governor Lowe, of Maryland has appointed Llewellyn
Boyle, late first Lieutenant in the S. Army aid
de camp with the rank Colonel Lieut. Boyle served
during the with Me1co and behaved with great gal
lantry in charge Tvoh Fort, during the siege Of
Puebla.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan-Ex Gov Paine Vermont;
Hon. w. NJ Goodrich, Hon Jas. Sager, New Orleans |;
Hon. Joel W White, Norwich Hon. Francis Mallory
Va; Hon Chas A. Henderson. Washington; Lieutenant
Maury. o. S Navy Gen Il. Peck, VT; Jas s. Lor-
ing, Boston II Hughes Baltimore B. Gerhard, John
Cadwalader, Philadelphia J. b Ramrill, Capt. HAM
mopd, Mass G. Nj Dexter, Boston and 173 others.
At the Howard-Lieut w. T. Reynolds. Detroit DR..
Maitland, England; Major Macdougsl. British army; j..
~ Armstrong, New Haven; T Eskridge, Va; Col w.
ii. SpooDer Boston; A. Abbott, Concord. N. H.; B..
Noble, Essex, N. Y; Beckett, Texas; Capt John
HOLSTER, Buffalo and Sc Others
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who is not able to build may be able down
apalace and is most truthully exemped in the
of some of business OF tho present day Unable
themselves to produce article that will public
vo th'y employ their time in trying to pull down their
have this season produced hat which challenges oompeti
ton with other in the market but they can't afford
sell 1t for less than IL COSTS at cost They
pcot make profit their labor for they live by
They sell all qualities Of hats from So S and they
rantee that they Of as good material and
the trade Their the Chat
ham and Pearl streets and No. H Chatham street. opposite
ClamLeik street.
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Wsbeg, we entreat, we pray we request-nay we viii,
scd down on our knees to kind patrons and adver-
Users and most earnestly again and again call upon them
TO bring in their advertisements before seren o'clock in the
fre'fng or at least before eight o'clock The pressure of
business is great upon columns that we cannot
get paper to and served at the proper hour in
TIE morning unless this request be complied with by the
public
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Having thus discharged our duties as public
amoner, and as public journalist, we give notice
that we are open to receive any snp or sums Of
money which Cockney abotionsts or admirers o
artistes any other class Of individuals may send
to our Office, in the attempt to tamper with the
principles Of independence on which we base the
conduct Of the New YORK HERALD.
Those having the right to receive the above men
toned sums, are requested to send to the Office for
the same. All we want in return is nm authenti-
Gated receipt for the money from each society,
similar to that given by the Female Guardian
Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23

Uaakc q Co.'s Fall Style OF Hats are ain
hsy are to beight durable and made in
tet hat sncreasir in favor say it is and becomes
Known Drake Co. thoroughly understand their bust
ness and make their hats of the fabrics
eEmined by constant devotion all the hat
ting business to aupply their customers with hats which
cannot be exceed in beauty quality Ladies' riding hats
ehldrens fancy hats Of every variety gentemen jockey
caps, &c. &c to which the attention Of the public
vited p. s-Mr. Robert J. fanny, formerly connected
with the Hat Finishers Union in Park will pleased
to see any of his friends at this establishment where he will
In future be found. DRAKE g. CO., No. o Rowerv
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The Temperance Nominations.

New York, October 10, 1852.
Dear SrI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your communication rendering me the nomination Of
the New York City Temperance Alliance for the Office of
Mayor. While feel grafed with the honor conferred
and confidence expressed in by highly respectable
body of my fellow citizens, yet having been nominated
and accepted the nomination of the whg party
pursue course calculated to commit those who have
honored me with their confidence to issues unknown to
their creed am very respectfully, your obedient
want MORGAN MORGANS
To- G. J. WARREN Secretary New York City Temperance
Alliance.
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deru in rents Broadway has driving trade
into Canal street. BANTA the halter LOG Canal street. has
heavy rents ornamental statesmen,
dsplay-all plain cheap and Substantial superintendng
his business in peron his outlay in and
manufacture of his hats We advise readers TO examine
his hats for the Fall seasonthey becoming in st Ie
superb in material and his prices much below the usual
Hr1 and -
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DOU BILE SH E EFT .
New York, Saturday, October 81, 1859.
Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The mail steamship Franklin, Captain Wot.on, will
lsays this port at to-day for Southampton aid
Hayre The European mails will close at half past ten
o'clock this morning. The New YORK WEEKLY HERALD
vim be published at half past nine o'clock. Single copies
b wrappers, sixperce
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which OF the two should be Presidents
but what that conformation excited among the
trade by EspENsCHEiDs late edition Of hats The old hat
foges his capabilities practical hat
ter their being by tho wind
If their Sails Espensohed ranks the frat halter in
town, and wouder since he sells better more TASTY
and beautiful hat for 50 than they for g. ne issues
and improved edition to-day No. l7 Nassau street.
of Ann. -
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A Benut,rul sieht-Amonc the mime,

target shooting companies that paraded week.
the era OF which presented pleasing and attrac
i've appearance Every body stopped 10 Mt the corps
members we're - plain cizen garb, could not nj first
conceive what that mado the guards look attrac
tive AT length they halted in front Of KNOWS hat estab
nshment no l2s Fulton street. gave three cheers and
waved their hats We then discovered that each member
Of elegant fall style hats and the milk
the ooconnut was Immediately accounted for.
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buy hat Of the Peoples Hatter body Of
working for themselves As workmen they have supe
rors as their eegsnt fall hat
Standard prices 81 and So Fnishers Union No III
Park row, opposite Astor House.
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Congressional Nominations.

VERMONT.
In the Third district at the late State election in
sequence of neither candidate having majority of the
whole number of votes trial will be had at the
coming election.
Dis Democrat Whig
g. Henry Adams Alvah Labin.
NEW JERSEY
Dis Democrat Wing
1..Nathan stratton, John A. Boyle,
g.. Charles Shelton, VIM Brown
.samuel Lilly, George IL Brown
A.. George Vail, VIM A Coursen
8. Rodman VI. Price. Alex G. Pennington
ILLINOIS.
Dis Democrat Wig.
L.. Thompson Campbell u. u. Washburne
2. John Wentworth, Cyrus Aldricb,
g. VIM. Reddick, jesse Norton,
A. Lewis w. Ross, James Knox,
8. John Calhoun, o. III. Browning,
@. VIM. A. Richardson, Richard Yates,
Id. O. Allen 9. ii. Constable
s.. Philip D Fouke,
o.. Willis Allen.
KENTUCKY.
To fill the vacancy occssoned by the resignation Of
Hon. mphrey Marshall
Dis Democrat Whg.
T.. Calvin Sanders VIM Preston.
DELAWARE.
Democrat. Whig.
George i. Riddle. John w. Houston.
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Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence.
public dinner was given to the Hon. Rodman M
Price who has been nominated by tho democrats OF the
Filth Congressional district Of New jersey BY his con-
s.ituents st WyckoG Bergen county on ths uth inst
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Police TntNJIlrence-

Police Intelligence.
The CaseU Brotcn Brothers 4 Co has been again fur
Their postponed in consequence of the absence counsel
until O'Clock on Monday next.
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EnII Hats w. u. Dnxid,s Hafa are nil II

FnlI Hnts-Ws II. Dnvlu'b haub arc al the
They decidedly the at beautiful hats yet Offer
rublic Those who ish superior article and
light easy hat to the head should buy Of p DAVID.
50l Broadway, second door from Duane street.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAS Part 1-6o7. Part 2i-Same as yes
terday, with and 10 be tried by the court
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The Rush still continues nj 90 Fulton street
to purchase FREEMAN'S unrivaed Hat. quality OF
menshas selling for So go Chldrens and
Of variety and unriv allied cheapne Hats
caps manufa etured to order the shortest notice.
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Fall style of Hats.-Elegant Finished
fine moleskin flk hats at the low price of So
Aso large and varied assortment Of mems and boys caps,
in all their varieties. JACOB BANTA 26l Bowerv
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Debtor. Creditor
British bride. ........ $3.50 American Female Guar
Mdlle. Drouets friend. dian Society 49,. $50
Carriage fare. Friendly Sons Of Saint
San Francisco libel fee. 5 Patrick ..... so
New Roman Catholic
Church In Connecticut so
Seamen's Retreat, Staten
Island. ............. 40
Mariners 4. j. Society. 25
Fire Department Fund. so
Total S265 Total. ..............S2 65
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have lsen- LaIr ~ 49, Y n.oe ~, ~ ~ Z,
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