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vHE Reliably Informed that the New Yerk Artis-
tailor GEORGE r. roX, III. president leader and chief
hota Of clothes measured for ~ 0sose foff
eysstnht correctly without aid Of
isps process Of cutting based
nay II human Porbiep! What ase II
wonder
Dec i3-u
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THE Works OF John 9. caihssn- -vols. 4, =, ana >.
Foe safe BY. PRANCK TAYLOR.
Dec -
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81, Sunday Night, bet~csn ~. johns Church 4
Mira Smiths Boarding House, street between 18th snd III
streets, a black veil.
IN. win please Mrs. 8, .sov. house.
1875
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ny J. e. MCGUIRE, A~stss.>.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUCTioNon Thursday ansrnoon December Is, O'Clock,
the shall sell the TO-
fronting rs noh street. lsih
runnrs back ps feet 3oe alley Containing a57s
feet This heauiuy situated bs build
ing purposes
Immediately aftsr, shall Nos. and Davdsoss
subdivision ~ No 6l having front each ~ s ebss
between Il
tanning about 1880 square feet Title perfect
Tsrms onehaf cash the esidus in hs sSr
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Asctiosssr
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OF the Senate the petition and papers OF Thomas Penn
be asking compensation for performing the duties of
purser in the United States navy and that they be refer
red 10 the Committee Naval Affairs; which was
agreed TO.
Mr.. BELL asked leave to withdraw from the files OF
the Senate The memorial and papers Of Joseph Gideon,
asking compensation for performing the duties OF pur-
ser IN the United States navy, and that they be referred
TO the Committee on Naval Affairs; which sgreed
to.
Mr.. COOPER asked leave to Withdraw from the files
OF the senate the petition and papers OF Mrs. Evans.
daughter Of Colonel Anthony w. White, praying to be
for money loaned by him to the government
and that they he referred to the Committee of Claims
which was agreed 10.
the Senate the petition and papers OF Nancy Holker,
praying for q sum OF money due 10 John Hslker, aud
Standing TO HIS credit the books OF The Treasury De-
partmen and that they be referred to the Committee oil
Caims; which was agreed 10.
Mr. e. also asked leave withdraw from the files OF
Senate the petition and papers OF Samuel Hughes, pray
ing be reimbursed for the destruction OF properly in
the late war with Great BrtsD and that they be refer
red to the Committee on Indian Affairs; which was
Nj DAWSON Mr.. President. during The last ses-
sion of Congress bill passed by the Senate Tor the
payment to Willard Boyn,on Of indemnity for merchan-
disc destroyed by the Creek Indians in the year 1896 As
the bill did not pass the house ask that the papers IN
re atiOn to the case may be Withdrawn from the files OF
the Senate and again referred 10 the Committee on In
dian Affairs.
The motion was agreed 10.
Nj JOHNSON asked leave to withdraw from the files
oil the Senate the memorial Of Samuel H. Hampstead,
praying compensation for rendered district
attorney under the act OF nth June, 1914, In defending
cams 70 lands IN Arkansas. and that the same be refer
req 70 the COMMITTEE the Judiciary; which agreed
to.
Mr. DODGE. Of Iowa, asked ,ha, several memorials
from the State OF Iowa, which presented the last
sesaion might be taken from the flies OF the Senate and
referred 70 toe appropriate eommittess which was agreed
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OR "a Lea pair Of northern horses yooDG sound OF A.
style, and gentle In harness. Sold for want u
Apply At Mount Vernon Stables csnre street Baltimore
Dec l3--dJt
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1'he Majesty or the Law.

I x
Of equal and concurrent jurisdiction IN.
to contest with each other, disgracing
the sacred majesty Of law and order.
The pandelly case, hot yet disposed OF
Il one Of this character In all the
proceedings in reference to Mr.. Pan
|tielly we think that q stain has been
fastened upon the jurisprudence Of the
Crescent City, which time alone can
ubliterate. @
We will grant The authority YES
ted in the Board Of Assistant Alder
inen, to Judge Of The qualifications Of
Its own members, but when ali order
from a regularly constituted court was
issued 10 stay The investigation of Mr..
Pandelly right to seat, the investi-
CATION should have ceased. But no,
It did not aud the Board Of Assistants
were on writ Of Habeas Corpus bro't
before Judge Reynolds Court and eight
of them committed to prison for "a
hours. Now COMES the palpable OUT
rage oflaw and order. The Judge Of
another district having concurrent
jurisdiction issues another writ Of
hubeas aud the second Judge pro-
nounces the judgement Of the first
Judge erroneous, and dismisses them
tfoih custody.
lis there any parallel tqihis ease To
be found on recordl Yes, We have It
before sls. The judge Of this District
tlie lion. ]. J. Burk il January 1862,
issned a writ of hadsqs co,pss for one
Michael Conner iii alien AZ was said
III the u. s. Army at this place.
Cphnor was brought before Judge
Bufk, his case heard and he was for
inally diaclmrged from the United
States service. AlIthe documents re.
bive to the matter we're transmitted
to the sect'y III rar MI. n nj. Conrad)
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NO. rs.

that if there are any changes in the
nature Of the atmosphere to cause the
prevalence Of Epidemics, they must
bs undiscovered electrical Effects"
Tint have never yet been investigated.
fsI -e2-s-s. p4t44+---zsf 70 n7fT
ALL SAINTS. - Y esterday morning
it was easy to discover by the move
lnents Of ladies in holiday apparel,
that the day was one setdown for OBJ
servance in the Catholic calender.
As they passed to and fro, oattend the
summons Of 81, Joseph's bell, they
left pleasing influence in the region
Of Third street. The sun was up, and
out ID bis brightest colours, every liv-
ing, moving thing seemed to be salts
fed with its own existance, and flow
ers---sweet and fresh, with the morn
ing dew, were culled, and tied into
wreaths and boguetts, to adorn for
the day, the sepulchers Of departed
friends and relatives. Does not such
beautiful obserysnces unite the dead
to the living? Indeed they do. And
they make us teel that man does not
live, and the flowers bloom for moth
ing. Allliying things are united, to
work out the glory of Jehovah.
FRoM CLlnToa.-.The Felieiana
Wing Of Saturday the 10Th ult., says
that Mr. Daniel Martindale, chairman
Of their relief committee, is dangerous
y illwith The epidemic. The sum Of
$2.149 has been received by the
reliet committee from various persons.
We notice the town of jackson has
contributed about $500, for the relief
Of her neighboriug sister, the town Of
Clinton. In tile list Of contributors,
We notice that New Orleans firms have
contributed LIBERAL ly--this will not be
forgotten by the liberal and hospita-
Bile citizens of Clinton. To the list Of
deaths already published, the follow
ing may be added: Mrs. Dreyfuss, H.
Kaness, A.iJ Harrison, Miss p. Xii.
liau, Miss Jane Wood, Mrs. Butler,
Watson Ward, daughter Of +. w.
Ward, Postmaster, B. W. Hatch,
Mayor Of Clinton J Meyer, Mrs Jack
son, Mrs Ann Silliman, Mrs Betz,
Mrs. Louisa Wynn, Russell Button,
b. Alder.
u Within the past week two
different persons have fallen through,
that dead fall ut the landing, misscallsd
:" the wharf On the last trip Of the
Gipsy one Of her deck hands severely
injured himself there, and had TO be
taken on board the boat by his COM
RAIDS. Wait until some :" valuable
man . scrapes his shin there, and
then, will the corporation be sued for
:" Damages which We hope may be
recovered to the full extent Of the an
jury done. The wharf is nuisance
and should either be repaired or torn
up.
IT, 1t affords us pleasure to notice
the return Of our friend, and host Of
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GEORGE A. PIKE,


r~ OMr,oi Journal of the Parish Of East
Btion Rouge. .aisc of ths Crosse 1ste and
Baton Ronge, and ef ne Baton Roi,gs and
Clinton Plank Road Companies .4xu
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ny- It affords US pleasure to notice
the return Of our friend, and host Of
the Harney House Capt, VIM. Mark
ham His family is with him and
our aGble and courteous friend Rho
dus and his family. The doors of the
Hotel were thrown open yesterday for
the season, and oil for the ease and
comfort of travellers provided. The
Bar under the supervision Of Mr.. ST.
mon Mendelsotn is plentifully sup
piled with new stock of Wines and
Liquors Of the best brands, and will
be open as usual.
nrWe heard q story of a fellow who
related his experience when the Nah
ant Bank failed. "As soon as heard
of it, - says he--''my heart jumped
right into my mouth. Now thinks /,
Suppose I've got any bills On that ere
bank =? I'm goDer, that's fact. So
you see I on coat and for home ss fast
as my legs could carry me--rnn all
the way. SO when / got there look
ed, and .ound / hadn't got my bills
on that bank-mor any 0eAeysH I
felt some easier
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that if there are any changes in the
nature Of the atmosphere to cause the
prevalence Of Epidemics, they must
bs undiscovered electrical Effects"
that have never yet been investigated.
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LARGE weekly journal pages, edited Richard
n Willis, which composers writers
In tthis county make their medium of
public contains during the Pas 5 WORTHY OF The very
best OF all kinds, also brilliant aud instructive
familiar harmony, WHICH
anybody musical read
sketches OF celebrated musicians musical his
tory fearless truthful criticisms OF musical publ
performances. he very pick musical
news novelty and incident,
forming valuable record OF
possible The OF chos OF ladies' Wish
peeialy attended 10.
copy, So copies, So i've copies $40; and
sending club OF 1--WE HIS trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times,
257 Broadway, Nav York.
JouRsAL1he subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical elegant journal each
humber containing four of music tmakng eight
musical reading The
designed for The benefit Of TN
whose musical knowledge
require should
be furnished cheapest possible
Temsi copy, 50 three copies 81 copies, 50
an copy for his trouble. Address DrEs Willis.
NJ B-Ceymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five cents year
Agents obtain subscribers for the above named publca
tionr Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe. the volume begins the
first OF January 1853.
Jan l3-d3m
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Opening Of spring Goods for 1859.

SLAGETT, NEWTON MAY 4 co respectfully invite The at
tenoa Of The cti1sns of washingUn 10 ths yn",u,y a~
goods
embracing all
French an Inda siiks, rich greundine
Bayadee robvs graduated barege
Printed ehaley, Tissues, Paris lawns aud jsconets
Spring miussoinos, PLAIN bereges Ia all coors
B-rsg. . lane, de bare, French chatzes
Newest patterns OF silk and lace msuntlas
Embroidered plain Grape shawls
Black lace shawls aud scars
.uperb 10, Of French embroideries capes
Berthes, chimezets, collars, sleeves
Infants caps, aud dresses worked shirts
ard sstnbuo hands
Embro derd nsm-ch, scoiop, and other styles of
Bonuon. Gimpare, aeehhn, aud English thread Iaces
Al nuniOrrs ~ best KID gloves
English silk aud thread hosiery.
All kinds 81 mourning dress gods, such as
Be-tback -iiss, bonibasia, black cnadins
Black ehaicy, black heregc, black alpaca
Black Eugtsh Grape black hosiery aud gloves
Black exiting black lace hall hgufcd nuts
Black msute- and siawis
All OF fine white goods, consisting
India, Swiss, aud French mustns
Plaid aud striped cambria muslin, jacouet
Null, NsBsook, and Victoria muslin
Figured aud dotted swiss muslin, bishop lava
Canbrio dimiy, linen csiobdc
:. Figured lace aud oo1as', sls and thread illusion.
We have rcnuemens ample supply
Cloths eassmerc,, vestings gloves, hose
Undersirtr drawers crayafs pocket handkerchief
goods viii be found more complete
and extensive heretofore, consisting a.
ainen shernE, pillow lpen, silecia table dama'ks
Ioweiiig In great variety, napkins, Scotch diaper
Crash, German roll, table aud piano
xo,st ,sovsr., frat napkins and doileys
4, "aisetlfs Quilts, Sc
In our we have very heavy stock Of
. g,own and tlssehed sheetings
Inc most celebrated brands az rhirtnR cotop
p p,, domestic, gueisu, caicoss
Cotton aud bnen o.usbars So,o. nb.cl
And msny othr, 'hne ssca, Nisdras handke
we .h., ase y A. Object sell so owsr tnap IN.
only ana cIp e ~ thereby saving our
but also considerable norm 20 make
aes from oil persons IN wsn ., god goods prices
Mar ot-stawesif ~ MAY, co.
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EROM LONDOS-t.s or field Marshal Duke M W ,u,
By s,ocquecf. 2voisro unrnuz enErsvtnv-,
The Bsi-s III Waterloo. Igny ard alare Bras nv
plans, and ,tchngs from drawings VOL Lon
don, 6a
Voyage erad Capt Kect ROYAL Navy from 1850
being the Globe. Cruises
nc Region In search s John Franklin 2vols London $40
Ptica and Military Events IN India by Major William HOugh,
Judge advocate general. \ vets. London, 1883
Hind on Comets ! vol London, ts52
H,nd's Astronomical Vocabulary. vol. London 1852
On MARINE Engrs, N.rss snt screw by Robert
murray, elvii engineer vol. London, 1852
l vol.
Warren Intellectual Deveopmen, OF the As. VOL
London, 1852
Hough
Hsugbf Simpi esainn Of the Articles NJ
Jspes's COLLECTION the Charges
Cersrai Courts N-r,isl r
ssmue History OF the British Army Military
Goddards Military ~ England works ON courts
BY Hickman. simmons, Mshy, Asye, Grfts
Mar FRAsCK TAYLOR
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WOLFE's Celebrated schieaaEn Gin, called Aromatic
schednm Schnapps No Holland gin purity
cthcnon, he DRAINED either American
ks. Il by the proprietor exclusively,
81 6chedan in Holland by his
Favored, The
botanical variety cf the italian juniper
vihous extract distilled cth.d wi solvent,
altogether cordial properties IIol
by United States
Beaver
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TOILET LINNs-Jus received additional supply
81 1914 ia, and 1914 sh Flemish Russia
qualities, aud win sold prices which rive
entire Satisfaction purchasers
Also bolster aud pillow linens in 30, 49, a, a. so,
81 widths, ali Of the known
ranted pure linen,
Also Smyrna linen lace trimming pillow
cases, new, beautiful, and reasonable article.
EXTENSIVE. variety OF superior oweng amongst which
ma be had the folowHgi
Double satin damask, damssk buck
Danask colored bordrred, Russia basket
Victoria Scotch, medicated, Baden Baden
Class, crossbarrc !, eoiorcd bur Erred twiind
Btmssk bofdcted huck aud electric rubbers.
This will be found superior
hitherto offered, and viii be sold cheap.
CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN,
Dealers In all kinds Furniture Dry Doods
Az 30-3teodif
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Tor sALEA irees,ofy brick house, 3 inches front by
~ dcepi Stats roof aud hfe walls Spiths block
street. Geozetown The LOT u rs feet inches 100
c alley Of ~ wide IL deemed unnecessary
IN describing tins further
and accommodation suitable n rvef asniI
fourth oftbc in and
credit o. one Two tnrrr and four years will
on the deferred payments.
Apply TO O. Vn-oa, Third AUDITORS Office, al Treasury
Building.
Ap s-eod2w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vol. B.-This long expected vol
~ ume Is ready lsst BY special favor publishers
have received in advance time enabling
day Of publication, Monday, 2d May.
The hnh volume, i2mo., half cloth, 80 cents
full cloth,
I" hne ediuon IS cents.
svo, paper covers, IS cents
The i've volumes l2no., uniform in cloth, 81 so
:" enc edition on thick paper, 81 50.
I" In volume, svo., cloth, 81 50.
The subject OF this volume being English 1t
even Interesting than its predecessors
GRAY A. BALLANTyNE,
May1 7th street, near odd Fellows Hail.
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I'll ARPhSH's Magazine May.
III Putnam's Magazine for May.
Ap 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
SPANIsII BOOKS
y CeTyanles Nov.las Ecnplares; / vol
Cevanes-Galatea, Nae Parnato, Dramatcas
Hyta-Guerrns Cfylles de Gtauauay vol.
Zlyas-Noveias Ejemplar.s; VOL
Acknowledgement de sfaaohe; 4 vol.
CoudeistUria Domination Eanana
Soli.-stoa de Ia Conqusta dc Neieo; vol.
Ascagora-Iisiona de Espaba; 4
Casclar-Nuevo Compendio de Ia Historic de Espans
tluin,nna--Nidas de Espanoes Ceebfcs l vol
JcsOrI dc Noveistas Espanoles 3 yols.
Tesoro de Hstoradorrs Espanoles 1 VOL
OF Spanish
historians, nsvelists poets, dramatss, SC, az.
Just inpououh by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Mays
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NOTICE TO rRE-ENrrroN CLAW, yr,

Every person entitled to riyh, Of ne. ..u.
lands within the townships aud fractional, ,o.h 20 any o. me
rated, is required establish 10 ,ns s"'v nnar
register and receiver of the hnd and r,ss ns
hrsor o. oer o. yaefeas after seeing this notice hrG. bs
day appointed or the commencement m.
embracing the claimed, clair, viii 10
- JOHN WILSON
Fsb5-ls~lav Commissioner Of the General Land once
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United states Patent once,

United states Patent once,
Washington, March g 1859.
M the petition OF augustus Roth Of Paramount Philadelphia
county, Pennsylvania praying for the extension OF patent
gno'cd him the 9lso October s Tor Improvement IN
patent which takes rlacg Use 3i-i day OF October 1855
II ordered that the said PETITION be heard the Patent Once
Monday, "a October 1879, 70 O'Clock per
notified and show any they have why
aad petition ought e granted.
Persons opposing required
Office their objections specially forth writing
be used said hearing be taken and in accord
with the rules Of the Office which win be furnished epp
cation.
Ordered, so published Intel
se"f p, aa u1D i Guy s aa.sam sna
vana and Express, New York city, for
eesvs weeks previous The ID Of October next the day ohea
e. H. HODGES,
Ps-Ednrs the papers please copy
bills to The raien Once, with containing this notice.
Mar 3-lsw3w
EoR RENT-some very de.irnbe furnished ooms over
''' an ,s sl l.s,ns Hotel
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Of an Engi'sh soldier 8. the
United States army comprising observations and adventures in
the Mexican
Grapery-beinr on the cultivation
o,c grapevine, under glass, without adeia heat by William
Cborton,
Letters 10 County Girls by Jane q, SwixEhelm.
nIPLOMATiC CORRESPONDENTS OF the United
states complete set in nineteen Volumes commencing ITS
John Jaw and Others. concerning the foreign relations Of the United
srtes during the whole revolution the pondence
ministers foreign coos up adoption OF constitution,
TAYLOR mAURv,
hpIo osseler ne" OH street
I Ross Brownies New Book.-Yu.en--A Crusade 10 the
!, Es.t with Illustrations.
The bourbon rnnceThe History Of the Royal Dauphn Louis
The Lover. srr,,,gem, or The Two sul,or. rsmphe.
FOrsaiea TAYLOR sMAuRy's
app Bookstore, 9Th street
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GOODS Boy, Wear.-We have hand good as
III of goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens linen driIings, tweeds cashaeres
summer clot, cassmcres, French striped nankeens
could suitable boys
which would solicit attention.
We splendid of plain and cmbod
the inspection OF the ladies.
hosiery complete, comprising mses'
stockings of all always hard elsewhere
linen In
fashioned very heavy
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow eases,
Also linens OF qualify table linens variety and
superior wide seeng of all Widths cheap
80 dozen table napkins, from 81 Is
% brown scotch linens for boys aprons &c
With thing linen order, all OF which
specially submit TO the inspection Of purchasers.
w. NJ SINISTER 4 CO.,
Ap 5-eo6df 7th street, Pennsy avenue.
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-
LfItO fAKI5-Baleyder; Hstorc Revolutions de Em-
Il pire d'Auriche 2 vols, Paris 1888
Lacombe K,soire de la Monacie Europe vols Paris,
1859
Bauda Tabsau des Theories PoIques ides Eeono-
mques Il vol, Paris 1883
Nisard Les Ennemis de yoIiaire vol Paris 1859.
Begin Historic de Napoleon, de fe de epoque
vol, PARIS, 1859,
Lavolee; Voyage e Chine vol, Paris, 1852.
Msubeuse Evoutoas de Ligne par Bataons Masse
vol Paris, io53.
Dies Mannuvres de Mer, soft bord batnen
vole, bord de baInens yol Paris, 1853
Connaisssnce des Temps i'an 1855 vol, Paris lsS3.
Just Imported, with Others, direct from Paris by
Arrtl IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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SPLENDID stock of New Goods just opened.-We
y pleasure Informing the aaies and our customers
generally opening stock OF
png goods fully prepared anything our line
business price that il be bought OF any
goods comprises all the
styles goods and OF them very low prices
We name, the following:
India Silks the most elsiceabe article IN
silk iGe
plaid and striped silks
20 check French silks, a, 6aH ard as cents
handsome glace silks, handsome shades
o brockade, bargain
glossy gros Rhines, the best as
feel confident that
will find greatly their advantage
before We have Just opened
spd stock OF OF description from 20 cents up ana
desirable styles not to be- Ind
Added above usual stock Of do
nestle good , which wholesale retail cheap
any establishment in the District.
W. M SINISTER CO.,
Ap 5-eo2wif 9TH street, Pennsy lvania avenue.
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MAYNARD PENSACOLA.


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$4,000 sup ieer per nj feet, board measure.
CLASS No 2.
Clear IPhls Pine
10000 feet inches thick, IL 10 IL inches wide and 10
feet long
10000 feet inches thick IL to is inches wide and 10
feet long
5000 feet inches thick. ~ 10 IS inches wide and 10
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$4,000 feet, per M feet board measure
Glass No. g.
B!a'k Spruce Spars.
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