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ADMINISTRATIONS NOYiUE.

IUHf.t1S ia tCh y 4NOi ~ r..
I ETTERS Of Administration were graded
I 10 the under ,igiisl on tho estate IT vbo-
J Arnri, decca-,j, al The Aususs Term. 4. u.
lsaa, OF The conniy c.n'tt, ivlh In ard for the
county VI Harrison, 1rsas. This j.. therefore.
80 gisc notice 10 al persons having claims
sganst SAID estate I" pft- ~ ihem "ishih the
tine prsSeFlhsd ~ lae, dub authenticated, and
iAosc Indebted 10 HE sauie Will make Wnedl
ale payment.
JOHN G. ROBERTS, Admir-.
October =, ls,i3-ui2 "a
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c.s, = Il sol ~ caesle pr -
pstaary DrrA.7Nsl Ortkc9rarhy.
Reading, a''d wris'hS, pr ser.isncf
five months, $40 90
svrosp Juxrox Grass Elementary lcs-
sons in Arithmetic. e;ramsnsr, Geo
rrarhy, Natural Philosophy, rhi.i.
olory, and liistcsy 3i1 80
r,nsr Juslox Ct4as@--Eoeli~h Grams.
mar Geography, Arithmetic ronia.
ned, Natural Philosophy, Watts On
the Mind. Botany, Geology, Mytl,el
oey, aud History. SIs 90
Al,np,,s Glass; henistry, Rhetoric,
logic, Moral Science. Mental Phi.
iosoyl,y, Evidences Of Christianity.
poliieal and Domestic Ecunoiny,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern languages eenimencrd. $40 90
Hr.,ng cbA~s,Ancient at,d Autcr,
Languages completed Geomr'ry.
1rigonome,fy, and . Fs'cw ofform-
er studies SIS oo
Composition throughout the course,
asirn incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Draning and Painting, each $50 co
Emhroidcrs and Wax Wor!t!each |, 90
Instrumental Mnsie 500 60
U.c Of Piano extra 81 GO
Vocal Music, per srssi.u, q 90
Tuition payable at The end Of each session
pupils sill be charged fyou The ,ine Of ~
trance, uaii toe ctew Of The session. sDstue
lans nude for psotraelsd sickneSs.
~ Board can bcsnb,aned in respectable
private families for all those who may wish 10
rend 10 The Institute
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NEW sPRlAG COLI

rTWiE unsasmisnsd l,cgA lsass u fstas ~
i friends aRd the public generally tlsA Ne
han just received sni will b. .hll Aeseivtps
duriug tn season, large aud va ssisxltd
uensk VI S9uiaR sud Asmssscs ess'ds, von~iss.
~ u stasls ~ goods tesethcr witk gt~~s
vseilly u fsa~S isdi<s' ds~ss gsoa.; $40 !
G1 ~nstussnt 81 rsady iasis siothings M
1ses3smen's furnishing Reoas, bocs.. shOeA
BITS snd esrs, gfesesless and great many
ethtY skjsxA wlssG NJ vi! ~~ii ju*t ~ clwap
~ th<y IN ~ b3aaht n any ntaiI @stab-
ilshmrAi II New Orlsras.
Gail and examm for oxsssisea tefcte PR.
chasing elsewhere.
". LEVY.
Msuh N, 1854. s&z%Af
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MARI kesrinr III nrme. VIM, - ySSSSvjsd ~
Ill who have exsni,,ed them =, nss,aul text
books II the English isey,,ss.
| Professor RAY, from Wnod cn,a,ty. vi.
gina, one Of the nost able ,is,hen,ntiejsns ,nd
~ ut8i instructors in The conn, ~ ~ - ,,nll.
what bar lonr been mitch ne-drA--a simple,
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HOOKS on Arithmetic and A!pabrn
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ADUiNfSJK1IflR'N AOjN.y.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
1 EIrEKS Of Administration We're granted
~ ieih, undersigned on The r-iae ol n ply
K Ra~e, decoas.d an illc - b day ot.Ausus',
4 u. .S5a. d, The eouaiy Gnyasi held ii aea far
Harrison enunly. 'i'oSa-. TINS Is therefore to
give Police sa Al. persons havs,tg clalu- Against
sd eslets 70 present them daiy alsl,.s tl,..ie,
Mllgu Ne inlc rsrselibed By lsw, and these
ndcl,lca 10 DIV s.iue sll maize ia,pi,4iiAse lay.
n,e"t.
J. " TAYLOR. taTleistaior
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VEAL q JENNINGS.
WHOLESALE aSp nkrAtL assc1AxrA

VEAL. u JENNINGS.
wuoLEssLE ANY nkrAsL aEscMAxrA
A Trea,y Fire Thousand Doliar SsxI K
no ycu want Cheap goods II -, ny
IL IL Veal 4 jennings, al the ~ Stand n
paiias streets, .JtHsr@o, I'fss, VITO have "a
hand and ~ constantly 'ecsising a large M
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Clothing. li.ds, Cups. Shoex 4ed HeAs,
Hard ari Hollow-wss~. tsgssh~r with every
article usually ioasd IN thin market, - nkeav
as ias f. shsaspsa We tnvs ll,s goesIs, n,xf
they must be- sold VT scfirr va oae 10 under.
sell IA Tirn ec,ps. and give US a chance -
shv~ yeu
One Of tAr Largrr' AVID Hrsi
ssserta,vsa VI Goods evrr offered III ale in
this s,xsisa. - ~ sss AtstcrnsiMed thai steu
upe shsli b. satisfied. beth ~ u qsalily AM
price. Wewiil rvceisr in vxckanxx ~ goudSS,,
At the ihs kxhss rsM prices, Ill IN pssdWetn
II shs country Rsn~sssiy ssId IN EaSissp 'I'3x
a.. s.ssh a. 1lssEs, txtrin, Bu.wsx. 7sth,.A
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mere ronssssirress than my u k.ss~ix T349
fas.ea Susssrs viii always - y xtts
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.


TIVE next accession of this institution will
4 commence on the tlfrt Moadss 10 Scpten-
Der, (ihc 5,h,) and eoa,,nne bse n.snt!s, nader
HE direction " the following
FACULTY.
Z. pKrif, A. NJ, President ard Professor Of
Aar,ent Languages.
J. T. Williamson, A. NJ. Professor Of Mathe-
fnaics and Natural Philosophy.
T. }. psliiio, psue.pal OF tbs Preparatory
Department.
HATH1 Or TUITION.
or'hograrhy, Reading, WHtseg, Mental
Arithmetic, 4 ~ 30
School Ari,hmelie, English Grammar.
Geography, History .Se. ID 90
Higher Arithmetic Elementary hlgc-
bra, Natural l'Iilosophx, ae. 20 dU
Higher Mathematics, Il -, Cock, dc. - 20
iaeidensni expenses PR session, 5i,
'.'aillou charged iiom Time VI cnt.anrc, And
no deduction made except ia case Of rFeifaet-
ed sickness.
Sctt J., 1858. st
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Board can be obtained with the Principal, by
paying In advance, nj The very low rstes Of
$50 90 for 10 months. In all gases the pupil
will be expected 10 remain, from the tue nf
cntsance. I'LL the close VI the session, lus for
those who prefer attending but half u the
session. just ohe-haif OF the preceding rates
win be charged. No f'due,ios excepting for
presraeted sickness. A lnl.d number 81
young ladies' will be reee,,eaa AS Pafior Bnifa-
ers, who Will he sIlowcd, at the discretion II
the 1aeIpal, 10 make and receive visits.
Bllis for eard and Tuition payable ss'ni-
LAnau,!ly.
EMNA W. EoNroEy. RI nciper
July 0. y. ni-iy
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Issned aad September, 1854.
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Received in Office Sept. 20, lsas and scni
10 shlpdiscr Of the Texas Republican fer pub
lsrntsdh -four snrressye wesks, September 70.
a. II. 1854.
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ny \. ". y. ErHav.' per'y.
tNioher s, ls53-nla.sw
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JrLr "a and s5

coLuMBAs-R Tyrer Jr. Lynehburs: s,,r,r Va. PHI o,r
.s,.sars IIosAe: r. c.a,lcrn do: Len.
saTs co.S s% kn WIKI
ton Long LansusSrs cssa,haa
Amelia; 2ypSsa sA Or 1S s. WIN
6s; $
BID Amelia S h.,.d Many ds Bruce Ghso
Epps. Sei,o.sy Alien. Po-atan coe Charlotte a.T
caSop.f Bait o.ps kspp Bo.sS dc" Portsmouth,
CITY HOTELS oS9de and LADY. Prince e.rdI.
n g Miller de- Jor.-ors Va; Mr. Friend Va: Evass Ten,
Crave. Louisa. ste-. Penns stewart Do Bate.
Hanover ADAM Ss% ass sS9 PIN uao y "
Mis-, FISHER, do Brooke, Nashville; Collins c;
Gs,olns ootoln aanoVer GALLON King queen;
B.0' smith, ' Steamer Mount
AMERIoAs.T Wilson and Lady York Mis-. Wilson and
lady ynehbus; Henry and family M..oS as
Psyne DO s,Spe rrap p., sdcifd kIe rstsse1,s
Ala Mis-, Goodloe do Burnett Hartford Dr. Massey Ba,i
daughter Green csfoaiS anu servant Mrs Green
EXCHANGE HoTEL-D Anderson. jr Ricbmond. r:
Gordon Albemarie Jno Cochran. charlottesville T J
Charleston, Richmond; Taylor Va; G Carroll Va. j n
Eaton, Philadelphia; Donaghc New Haven: ] NJ Rene.
dict New York; J Walker, Richmond p Ii CabeIl. do.
james, Petersburg Ashby. Charleston Mrs Laurens
son and servant, do; Posey and daughter
l. Madison Petersburg; VIM A Jackson do: r w Simo.
son. Ala; d Ballard, Ala; White Mis-; RufTp.
\ Z; Miss Ruihn, do; J Chamberayne Va; w Por,
cher, Charleston; Potion Huntsville: Ewing DO
Barksdae and lady, Albemarle Miss Bette CiIoer do
Joyes, XIV: Mrs Joycs do: Miss Sale do: # r Rov,
land, Ala; Goddard, Mass; r Meadow and ladv \ G.
Merriek, Washington T Rich, do; jackson Fred.
ericksburg Walker, Ala: Baylor Norfolk; ID A
fau, do DR. Bagby, La; Prscud, Va; w Down.
ing Ia; 7 Matthews Lewisburg Madison Milton. ]
Jones, Charlottesville; w Summers. Columbus Jno :
Coles Aibemarle; Neal and lady Georgia; Miss Foyd
do; w ison Lively. Monroe 60: " Lanius do; A Cornell
Nelson. do; BF Diggs, Va; A c Penny Jr U : A. W
Peyton, Roanoke ii Corel, lady, child and servant
Staunton; Eskrdge, do; Penny, New FORK; r RdiI
IT,. do Eldred, do; Smith, Norfolk. Mis- Smith do;
smith. do i BuHuss, Richmond j w Webb Tex.
as Willard, Charles City; ] W.dsworth Rcbrnond.
Ii AOncure, do, Wheeler, Phila; NJ Clayton, Ha.
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POSTSCRIPT.

SIGNS OF wAR.-The London Times Of the Ith
July received by the Arctic thinks that the Western
powers have nierceded with Of settlement between
Russia and Turkey But the Times does not believe that
the terms will DO aecedsd by Russia II spprehends
that there exists among the Russian people 80 strong de.
sire for holy against Turkey that the Emperor can
not repress H. or that the Emperor himself animated by
an uncomfortable rage for war.
We will publish the whole article to-morrow-and in
the meantime give tho conclusion Of It,
Under these circumstances and supposng that this dis
pute not speedily settled the suggested IL Ia
easy 10 ioresee what the policy OF Russia will be- Her
OBJECT will be 10 proact much possible the present
suspense TO exhaust the resources Of Turkey by keeping
ner IN state OF alarm and military preparation far beyond
her means; to reach possible season Of the year
when the allied fleets Of France England can no on
ger hold their anchorage oil Tenedos and when the
&c altogether inaccessible; and, finally, occupy the
Prncipates in such strength during the next and
winter that she be enabled to advance the
Danube with irresistible power In the spring. Russia
declares she has at intention Of carving ON war
beyond the Prncipaities We should believe her even
she were bent upon war; because she could make good
her petition she would have gained without firing shot
All the advantages she could anticipate from a first cam
Pngn and In the position which the other powers have
ASSUMED In this dispute fleets would be condemned 10
WATCH perhaps for months the course Of events
which We could have control Such n state of things
would become injurious TO and inco
with every interest We have stake in this question
The paramount duty of England and France is possible
:" orinB tnis matter 10 an immediate end.
From the paper of the date we extract the fol.
lowing telegraphic items:
FRANCE.-PARIs July 10, P. M.-The news of the
harvest which arrives from various parts France Is most
favorable.
Toprovide for all contingencies, the Government ha,
pun chased large quantities of in England and else
where The first transports Of this corn have reached
llavre.
On the sth instant NJ Ducos. the Minister of Marine
arrived at Brest At Cherbourg the Minister stated
that heet would be moored in that port ia the month OF
September.
RUsSIA.-The journal de Frankfort has letters from
Berlin of the 9th ins stating that there can be no doubt
but that the entry ofthe British and French fleets into the
Dardaneles will be considered declaration of war
As far Us Russia is concerned.
AUSTRIA.-ViESSA, July 9.-The Metalloues have
experienced decline of l2 per in consequence OF
runor that two regiments have been ordered TO Peter.
r"r'ien, fortress in Hungary, the banks of the
Danube.
GREECE-ATHESs, July 1.-The Envoy of the United
States insists the annulmcnt Of the judgment which
has been pronounced against Mr. King the mis- >onary
SPAlN.-MADRIp, July Queen Maria Christina lief,
Madrid last night for Paris
The Three per Cents done ut 42.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WAsHiNGroN, July ga new paper il in conteupl,
ton here to sustain Southern Democratic Union interests
w Forney will probably become editor Of the New
York National Democrat.
The Hon J ! shicd'. Charge dAfaircs IN Belgium ar
rived this morning. The Hon Knock Talcot collector
NJ Oswego, v also here.
Gov Seymour, Of New York Is said to have cot into
trouble with the President touching the appointment Of
VIII editor to az 200 place here Gov seymour IL is
sill endorsed Linn democrat and he was Immediately
commissioned The cold Guard in Oneida county charge
scmour With helping 10 elect wing congressman IN his
district and ssy that this appointment was part of the
bargain
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FRON sANTAFE

LOUISVILLE, July 23.-The Santa Fc mail arrived AZ In.
dependence the goth. James $. Webb Of Santa Fe
and Major Gordon Of the army, passengers Fvory
thing remains quiet in New Mexico. Col sumner was
passed At Cotton Wood, his way To St. Lions Mo-
The mail brings no news Of interest Tho party met Gen
Garland and Gov Mcwcthcr the Arkansas also large
parties Of Traders and olhers--a getting on finely
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THE q. S. FmGArE PR1NrrrnN

PoErWourr, y. H. July 22d.-Tho Princeton f. nm
dergong rcpa lint Il will be impossible 10 Get ready 10
start Tor the fishing grounds before week Com.
Portsmouth, has recovered
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SAILING OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEw YORK, July 2S.-U. S mail steamship Pacific
Captain Nye sailed for Livcrnool noon to-day akinr
out $1,000 IN specie and $50 passengers among whom
ere Hon. II Bednrcr, L :. Charge to Dcnn,rk Ion,
Maury and Mss Maurv, Of Washington: Mr. w II W.bb,
the eel batcd ship hui de-; Brown and INES rown Of
Baltimore; and Mr. Gimo'e, Of Richmond The Blsck
warro- for Havana and Mobile; the Florida for s,v,n
nah; the Marion for Charleston; aid the Roanoke for Nor
folk and Richmond, sailed this afternoon.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIYoRNIA

AT'Vai Of the Steamer Northern. Light
NEW YORK, July e6.-The steamer Northern Light has
arrived from Aspinwall with California dates to the LIST
inst She brings 100000 in gold
rfiek oDonoho an Irish Exile, is among the passen-
gers.
The Oregon from San Francisco on the LIST took down
one million seven hundred and ty thousand dollar. in
gold.
SHASTA City has been completely destroyed by re-oss
about half million
Inc Town oil Rough and Ready has also been consumed
Ihe mining accounts very favorable.
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nrMncnAr1c rnlM,nY mrrr1,.,

FEFnFRicE July 2t-At tho democratic primary meet.
ing held yesterday, Walter Mitchell Of Charles county
carried th' tho Frederick city district by three 20 one
against a the other candidates lis believed In this CITY
That VIZ Mitchell has carried every district in the county
by a large majority
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MARINE DISASTER

LEwIs. Dist, July 2i.-The schooner Moriden Cant
Wood, was capszedn squall on Long Island on The
2Oh The captain, bic wife and two men, after six hours
exposure we're taken onby the schooner Challenge aud
brought here last evening.
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MARKETS.

INV YORK, July e5-Saes of 10, 500 bbls Flour State
brands So Southern firm. Sales of 1000 bushels Corn.
Mixed Toe Yellow use. Sales of 900 bushels Wheat;
Southern sl.2T.
BALTIMORE, July e5.-Sales 1900 bb. Flour at s5Iea
90. Sales Of $1,000 bushels wheat-Red slIOalls;
white ll2ail6. Sales 1000 bushels Corn-whi,e &c;
Yellow 67c
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A MARSHAL IN CUSTODY

PaILlpyLrHtA July gu Marshal wynkoop - still
retained IN custody BY sheriff Allen At the house Of the
latter, by virtue ofa mtmus ofthe Judges Of he
Court tor oonsempt Of court In the late fugitive slave case
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ARRIVAL or THE CITY or MANCHESTER DE ,Tu
OF ] PRICE WETUERFIT

PHrLAnELrHiA, July 2i-Thc steamer CITY Of Mancbcs
reached her wharf this morning from Liverpool bring,
$50 cabin and 200 steeage passengers.
Col j. Price Wcheri died the s. Hotel nj 2 o'cIol
this morning.
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a YER's HiHHN PrcToR,I. rou

r., 4 EE ;I -, Hiii n rFCToR,I; roH
y E. = HOARsESFsS, n sONCnIrIS wHOOrING.
$50. i C9uGn. GROUP, ASTHMA AND con
--.- cNant nd some Of them vauahs) 10 the
~ v'y ~ i,i f may g.nga9i' rg,.lnr IS
~-S = effects with I'll. Preraauou oilers cure
-, eases Of the lungs and throat where ucd-
tyst ,at in aeeordaae, h ,hs directions do not adyr1
Ssysnst FaH , ' WI. s y me- r. bot ihs'e vhc
Co. nsa % m a esy are ,sSaTs from hs dangerous
The Diploma the Maashu'e, Institute vas awarded to ,h.
preparation by the Hard Judges sptc ubsr SI also he
Medals 81 The three treat Institute % At n THE country
the CHny PscruHsL y their Government IN consideration Of
a. excellence aud usefulness in curing affections
Resd tie tovns opinion founded on the long evp,ricr,, or
The eminent Physician Of the Port ard city q
Dr }. G. Ava Five years trial o. your CHEGRY frTogAL
10 Wy ptages has proyen What tr.,as ron m eoup1t1ns
must be true h, eradicate and cures c colds aa coughs
IL" Ii1 g'' ~, ~ ,ll' section, ~, re'ah''y liable
. ". i.l ne nal o.,s.NcTcd nor DO know how
Llnsi. j. J. RrRtoS. NJ u, "a
Sc shat has done on wasted constitution nos o. a the
'olloHin' eases, but t0u.lud more
Dn wa In me month Of July ,.,i Va, si,aci5 /, ,is.n
daul'1 u The mines ~ Carr ircturrrd Co. san Frares.
~ darha ceased followed BY severe co1st sad usb
,ene'. "gg ,i,rsd Cor home bui received benefit om
rived in Nev YORK vas marked hy nv ,gusiu,ns
doubt shat ny friend. an Believed Autug s,a.
t ~, yolt 10y l, ,llap. WV itie cNf.'
!ss.s ns, ga not regard ny dly 20 state % o.. .sd
restored ,uahais &, g. ,b- 5sur clsgy TrctoRi
Yours Truly, WI. W. SMITH.
WssH.ysruy, p, April o. ISIS.
Dear Sir Feeling that have been spared nom premature
grave. through fundamentally ty the providence
viii taAr thc liberty to express Co. you gratitude
Cough and ne alarming symptoms of Corsumr'au hal
ucei Zoo low 90 leave thing te hope vhen physician
brought bottle ~ "ptctuHt" Naeeed ad1sd
mediate rcief and wrrks time
sound health N 10 viii 90 Tor others what hs
arc ccftaiuiy one ~ The bcnrfsctnrsHf maukiud
Sincerely wishing you every blessing am
NfrN respectfully yours.
JOHN }. CLAHKE, Rector Of ~. Peters Cfurth.
WIZ such assurance and from stronger proof
o. ldincc, uulsssit D. from its effects upon trial
Prepared and soid ~ JAMES C. AVER
Practical Chemist, lowell. Mars.
SOLD in Richmond, Wholesale amt fetau ~ PURCELL LADp
co. prursists aud Dealers iu Medicines everywhere.
icio-ciav4dstavem
H leo C'irt-in store ard for
safety WINSTON 4 JONES.
nLD rorATntsLandns this dsy per Roanote suisi iot
~ Potatoes IN ane order. For sale ~ ". W rYLrR,
bh No. I Main street.
iME AND TAR-soo Washington aud Thouaaston Lime
1bhis Tar 20 best Nova scot1 0rlndstsnes ~
jcf9 EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
NTOCKtN0 BIRD GAGS AND CANARY BIRD CAGES
W scme large sisesjus received, or sals ~
FF. .S .p sSTSS'd s%s :SSs 'Is"''
lel5 JOHN n, GORDON SON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

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