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HANDBOOK or GERMAN LITERATURE. New York
D. Appleton. For sale by R. Parnham, Washing
ton, ID. O.
1t contains poems and fctiOns by eminent
German authors, with an introduction in Eng
lish.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. For July.
This number is beautifully illustrated, and
has the usual variety of stories, biography, &c.
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CLissIc AND Historic PORTRAITS. By James
Bruce. New York: Rodfeld. For salo by Tay-
Tor & Maury, Washington. D. G.
This work contains short Biographical no.
tees of some two hundred eminent men, in
GLIDING most of the classic heroes and cages.
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MARTIN MERErvALB, his y mark is the quaint title
of a serial story. Published by Phillips, Sampson,
& Co., Boston.
We have received three numbers which
have awakened much interest among the read
ers Of fiction.
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DOCTOR HOOFLANDS CELEBRATED
GERMAN RITIERS,
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THE MONROE MURDER.

We learn from the Greenbrier Era that the par
ties arrested on suspicion of having been implica
ted 10 the murder of Miss Jane Graham, Cor Grimes,
as the people there call it, were james Graham,
her brother, and three negroes-the latter having
made confessions tending to throw suspicion on
them. Graham was subsequently discharged,
waereupon be appeared highly eated, and the ne.
groes were locked up for examination. There was
considerable excitement in the neighborhood
against the Grahams and the people spoke of the
family in terms of hatred and Indignation.
Yesterday Gmondayl was the day set for the ex
animation of the negroes
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FALL HARDWARE
WE are now in receipt of fresh stocl
w ofG Glands of

w 4 are now III receipt of fresh stock
w of Goods, consisting of
Pocket and Table CUTLERY, OF various patterns
GUNS and PISTOLS handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS-such as Locks Hin.
ges, Screws, Nails, &c "a large >rtment
TOOLS of all descriptions for Carpsnters', Black
smiths, Machinists, and Farmers use.
Together with general assortment of Foreign
ard Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, large and frssh stock of Saddlery Hard
ware, consisting of Bits, Stirups Buckles sc. &c
Cosch Materials Springs and Axes, Patent Leather
Hog Skins, Serge, Welting. Whips &c.
Our purchases have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe and America, upon favora-
bic terms
Having had the experience of 90 or 80 years of the
wants OF the country trade FILTER ourselves up
on keeping the best assortment of Hardware. suita.
BILE to the demands Of Virgins, Tenn ard North
Carolina merchants to be found in any house in
the United States.
We most respectfully invite an examination of
stock and prices by merchants and others visitn
this the that we can salts.
fly even the largest class of customers.
SMITH & ROBERTS
Importers of Hardware, No q Pearl st.
". 3. Always on hand, assortment of Naylor's
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTH
aug S. R.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
- ~4~M-H[
cuRA.

New Ycrx, Aug. 2t.--The Tribunes Pats cor
respondent says that Sir. soule left Madrid on .
pleasure excursion to the Piciae soon after the re
volution broke out. Since Espartere has come inte
power he has no hopes of favorable settleni ent o
the Cuban question, unless aided by decisive inca
suTes at Washington. Mr.. Soule, says tho CORE
spondent does not believe the Queen can hold her
power much longer, and that he has strong faith in
the ultimate success of the Republicans. No pro-
position has been made by the Spanish Govern.
rnent to sell Cuba under tho present regime, nor
will any be made.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
INHUMAN OUTRAGE

one Of the most horrible and cold biooded at.
t,mpss to murder wife by her own husband CO.
CURED in our city on Saturday afternoon, but we
rehsppy to state that the immediate murder was
prevented, though it is quite probable the unfortu
nate woman will lose her life. The feaaish a,,emp,
was made by man named William Singleton. at
his house No. 70 Rock street, near Lexington
About Eve o'clock in the afternoon in question he
entered his residence, where were his wife and two
children, armed with Ratchet, and after short
conversation without intimating his intention sud-
denly rushed upon the helpless woman and dealt
her blow on the right side, ipflictng deep and
shasty wound, and telling her to the floor. lie iol
lowed up the attack by a second blow, which, In
endesvoring TO protect herself, she received upon
the hand laying it open from the wrist TO the finger
end. Finding that the blows did not prove fatal he
drew from his pocket vial filled with chloroforn
and ssizag hold Of her swore she should swallow
|. as he was determined to take her life The chill.
dren who had witnessed this brutality towards their
mother ran to her and endesvorcd 10 protect her
With their efforts she successfully resisted the In
human monster until the arrival OF DR. s. H. Pratt
who having been summoned entered the house
VIII lie he was yet endeavoting TO force the poison
down her throat
Mr. Lewis Essender, accompanied by Officers
Gor,isheil and Bender, also went to the place and
secured the wretch who thus attempted to destroy
the HE of his wife. Upon being arrested he con-
fessed the horrible deed which he had premedita-
ted bu, expressed regret. aud stated that he
would ike to kill Mr.. Essender tor arrestng him.
Singleton is man of unprepossessing appearance,
and about forty years OF age He Is addicted to iu
feIuperan, e, and was probably labcring under the
influence OF liquor when he commenced the terri
betrasedy. He was taken before Justice Ring
gold who committed him TO prison to await the re-
suit OF the injurious of the wife. Mrs. Singleton
ia represented by her neighbors to be careful and
industrious woman, and far too good for the inhu-
man monster whom she calls husband. Her wounds
are OF very serisus character, and tits exceeding
Iy doubtful If she can survive them.-BaLim0re
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New YoSK. Aug. 2I.-Cotton firm. Flour has ad-
Vanced Il to ID cents with sales Of Southern at 1872
to 1872 Sales of Southern red Wheat at $l.75 to
$780, Corn sctive, with SALES at 81.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2I.-Grain active with ur.
ward tendency. Wheat has advanced s to 10 cents,
aud Corn to 5 cents. There is large demaad from
the mills in the interior of Pennsylvania and Mary
land but farmers hold back and refuse to sell at
sent prices Flour-Saes of City Mills. deliverable
LIST of September, at S7.50--merket bare.
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By ALEXANDER MOTT.

BUILDING LOTS OF MADDOX HILL
- - At AUCTlON-Ou THURSDAY EVENING.
I4tn AuH at O'Clock, viii sell two valuable build.
ing LoTS, fronting 80 feet each ON Baldwin street.
running back l20 feet to . IL foot alley
TERMs-One third cash; balance in 5 and mouths
in.ei ss ADDED. ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
NRUSTEE'S = A l. En- u LES AT
AUCTION will be sold in rear of our store
on 10Th street, ON WEDNESDAY morning sd inst
at 10 o,clocks three large, young and well broke
MULES. By order Of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by
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Sale conducted by
au 10 0ODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.

GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
y MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT by virtue of . decree of the
Circuit curt Of the County of Henrico pronounced
en- the Esd January 1854 in the of Crew against
Grow &C., the undersigned, az Sheriff of Henrieo
County, win expose to public auction. on the premi-
SEES. ON TUESDAY. the 5th day. Of September, 1854,
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about 12l
acres. situated In the county of Henreo, about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands Of Thos o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IT,
tie retained till last payment IL made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrieo County.
Sale conducted by GoDDIn 3 ArrERsos, Aust'.
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CARPETS. CARPETS.-At
MISS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

NH 100 Il. M. SN1 II . OC1OOL r Oh
I1 YOUNG LADIES.-The seventh session of
this Seho oil will commence on the frat MONDAY of
October nsxt, at the schoolrooms, of Frank
lin ana Fifth streets.
Horace p Smith. A. b. brothe: of Miss Smith,
will bs connected with the school Associate Prin-
cipal. The most competent teachers will assis. in
the various departments The course of instruction
s thorough, and embraces all the requisites for n-
shed education. Frequent lectures will be given in
COZ nection with the higher English branches LEG
lures Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, accomps-
MED by experiments Vocal musicwil be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges hsrsslf t.
teach In such manner as to enable tho pupil. who
sattentive to the instruction given to read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session. Each
department of the school will be under the super
vision of the principals, who will gulariy examine
the different classes.
TERMs-English branches. $40; Primary Depart
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages $40
each Instrumental music, Professors prices. Draw
ing. Embroidery. &c extra charges.
Mr. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known In few weeks by application at the book.
store of Mr.. VIM. A. Buffers l57 Main street.
au3-eod2mif
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AUCTION aALns.


CTOCK OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES
Ths subsstibsr, intending to decline buslnsss VIII
ell q public Auction. on THURSDAY. the 9Th H.
Tanh commencing at 10 o'clock. HE entire stock q
Liqun-s TOT al knisl Groceries such a. Sugar. Cor
lees Teas, Molasses. Bacon Fish Flour, Meal Crock.
~ q svery description. togsthsr with I'll his HOUSE
furniture, consistfng Of Sofas Bureaux Tablea
Charp; also, Kitchen Furniture Of syerv dsscrnfion
Marshalf streets - y -s--- -s''
TERMs-Cssh J0srprf uIMarzp
Sale co conducted by LAaus 4 SHINE, Aucts
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Aug. 2l.-The yellow fever is on the
increase here There have been fifteen deaths re-
ported since Saturday last.
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RuaoaHD ACCIDENT Baltimore was fall OF ru.
mora on Saturday night Of an explosion of the
steamer Hugh Jenkins, which lad gore down laden
with passengers 70 the camp ground At Tobseso
Stick. Dorchester county. II was believed, how.
ever, taat he rumors we're uz5ouDdsa.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC

IA KAHOMINY LAND.-Wil be sold to the
bidder on the premises on the 10th Septen-
Der next commencing ct II O'Clock A. NJ IL fair, II
not the next fair day. that valuable tract of eId
lying ON ckahominy River, in the county of Ham
over. belonging to the estate OF d.. Reuben Mere
dith, decd, containing $40 acre: adjoining theiands
Of A. B. Timberlake, 4. Lumpkin and others
This Land is eight miles from Richmond. within II
miles of Atees Depot ON the Virgins Central Rail-
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char
lottesvlfe Plank Road, now being constructed On
the Land 10 small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses 80
This Farm Is considered one of the most valuable
and productive ON the Chickahominy, and II well
adapted to the growth Of corn, oats, wheat and
grass
ON the LIST Of October next and full possession on the
TERMs-ons-fhird cash ON the day of sale, and the
remainder at and Is months from the lst January,
1885, with nterestthe credit payments to be secur.
cd By bonds with satisfactory security and deed o.
trust on the premises
Immediately after the sale OF the above
tract win sell tract Of Wood Land, hslcneine e
the same estate, containing Is acres, about milo
distant from the above tract.
Terms Same ~ mentioned ab0ve.
81 Mr.. A. b. Tlmberlake. the tenant VIII TAT
pleasure in showing the Land - snJpsrs dsafoa'
Pr. JONES, Admir-. With the VIII
annexed, of n Meredith. de6d.
RAPID Ann STArIon, Culpenes Co. Va
Al I7--d5tav2wkdtds
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THE MARKETS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Secretary Marcy left
Washington to day for the Berkeley (Va) Springs.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In pursu-
- ance OF decree pronounced In the Circuit Court
Of the CITY Of Richmond, ON the Esd day Of Noveu.
Der 1855 in the suit OF Winston against Crouch and
al the undersigned. - therein dirsctsds VIII ex.
pose to sale, on MONDAY. the 18Th day oi Aus1st
cent to gesbrook's Warehouse. on Grace street, In
the city Of Richmond, frontns s. feet and running
Terms OF SALE-One-fourth cash; the balance
In IL twelve and eighteen months. with negotiable
notel well endorsed and the title retained untl the
purchase money is fully paid, and conveyance d.
's y q " 700 THos. w. BOSWELL. 8. c. \.
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SAD AeciDxNr.-An infant daughter of Mr. John
Britt residing near Fincastle, while playing in her
fathers spring ,houss last Thursday evening, fell
upon piece Of saucer and cut her throat. She
blsd TO death In few miuutes.
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TRIAL OF DIR. THOMPSON.

DR.. Thompson, charged with the murder Of Miss
Agnes Phsrr probably had his trial before the coun
~ cour: Of Allegheny, at Covington, yesterday,
monday We shall lay the result before our read
ers ss soon as possible As the evidence was pretty
strong against him, 1t b very likely he was sent on
for trial before the Superior Court.
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CHERIFFS SALE OF YALIARLE

CHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ TANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
COURT BY virtus Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico pronounced the 28th of
July, 1854, in the of "Heckler against Suttop
Simpson, and others" the unders gned will procee ed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1854, commencing
at O'Clock, the following real estate, viz the lot OF
land lying in the county of HeHrico, the corpo-
ration fthe city of Richmond, containing acres,
and used and occupied as q tannery.
This property lies on Meore street, and adjoins
the lanyard which has been for many years past in
the occupancy of Mr. g. A. Marshall, and is consider
ed very valuable ss Tannery.
TERMs-One- third cash. balance at six and twelve
months egotiable notes. interest added satisfae
tory endorsed, and title retained till last note 10
paid, and q conveyance directed by the Court.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico.
Sale conducted By
1T
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E,OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
j. will offer at public auction, If not disposed of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1854,
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO.
PERTY:
L. The Store and Dwelling House, which is occu-
pied by myself and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable STYLE 1t 10 of
the best business stands in this State. Its the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind of busnsss than any other store
in the village.
2. One Lot fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
s. The Land lately purchased of George NORRIS
estate, known as the CHAMBLICO TRACT, about
II miles of this village, and containing hundred
and fifty Eve and half acres well timbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation Of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads viii shortly be running to this
place, the timber viii soon overpay for the land.
4. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
RES, Wooden and Tin.waEe.
TERms.-For the Store and Dwelling house. Lo.
aud Land, one-thrd cash. one-third in months and
the balance in II months, for approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole ID paid
For the M srchandize cash will be required.
). HIRSH.
a0aDossviLLh' oI ga,y 60, ISL "a ,vm-,m.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
ofhce 1t Geo. J. Summers, No. 90. Pesrf sfraet
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND HoR

hUoI CE Is SALE OF LAND. HOR-
= SES, COWS, CARRIAGE AND HARNFas
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE''
AT AUCTiON.-ln pursuance of the provisions 81
acertain deed of trust dated 18th day Of November
1885, snd duly recorded in the clerks office of Hen.
ed. executed to the subscriber by M. +. Day aud M
~ bis wife will expose for sale, at public auction
on THURSDAY, 3ist August, inst. commencing 81
10 O'Clock in the morning, upon the premises the
following property, to wit That parcel of Land in
the county OF Henrico, containing about. SO acree
more OF less, and known by the name of "Hopewel,,
adjoining the lands of Jnmes Malone w. Green, ia
cob s. Alice, and Henry II. Rice.
Also the following Personal Property, to wit: 8
norses, lows Carriage and Harness, and ali the
session and occupation of said NJ. +. Day.
Terms made known at sale,
EDWARD D. EACHO Trustee,
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsEE. Auct.
an 2l-dtds 1890
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POYAL PARRISH, ComMlssloN MER.

POYAL PARRISH, Commission MER-
IL CHANT, having located permanently in the
friends and others OF Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, Corn
Oats, Bacon Butter, Lard, and the productions of
the country generally. He hopes by strict attention
to business to share portion OF public patronage
his office at present is at Butler Tinsleys on Cary
street also offer my services to buy any article in
this market for my friends.
au 4-lmd&c.
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RAWLINGS & MILLER, GROCERS

RAWLINGS & MILLER, GROCERS
IL AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner
Pearl and Cary Streets offer for sale to the trade
full and desirable stock of GROCERIES,, TEAS,
WINES and LIQUORS. on the usual terms to pune
tual dealers 200 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugars; 200 bblsN o. and Sugarhouse Molaases; 500
bags Rie Laguayra, Java and Porto Rico Coffee; 500
package loaf crushed. powdered and Coffee Sugars
o9 package: Green and Black Teas. part extra fine
hne fancy Soaps; 500 boxes Adamantne Candles; Ma;
deira, Sherry. Port Malaga and Lisbon Wines, full
assortment Brandss of all qualities. part finest i'm
ported; Holland Gin: Jamaica Rum; Old Rye Whis
key of Ro5ertson's elaborated brand Rectihed Whis
key of our own brands superior quality; Champagne
Wines. various brands. including our own i'm porta-
ton; Schiedsm Schnapps; Nails. Cumberland, Bridg.
ton and Old Dominion brands; Sole Leather middle,
light and heavy. and good damaged; Bscon: Lard
Cheese; Rice; Olive Oil; Pepper. Allspice; Ginger
Starch; Window Glass; Indigo; Mustard; Mace; Nut
megg Pickles; English Sauces. Irvine; Wrapping Pa
per; Candle Wick: Painted Buctets Tubs; Brooms
Pillow Lines; Bed Cords; Mackerel; HerringG Sperm,
Solar, Tanners and Machine OILS; Salt Vinegar; Clo-
Seed; Havana Segars, choice assortment CT best
brands
Dealers visiting city will find it to their inter-
est to examine stock of goods before purchasing.
an 81
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BY DAsENroRT. ALLEN { CO. 49,
1000 BAGS PRIME RIO COrrrr

OyyO AT AUcTION-THE c13n1 E e.
in p. viK0lNfAN.-On TUESDAY. ~. g %
q 10 O'clock. we will sell At our Wsrshonss 8.
wv nsgs Prime Rio Coffee. A direct impo,t,,o,,
@ the market per the barque vrsnsn sn3 ssisss
expressly for the Vireinis irsde -1 1 see'eeted
ssmpies may be seen at our Warehou.a H.. T..
previousto the sale sA.so tne nay
3 1EkMs-Four monthg credit, for approved mana,
e.,. WARWICK BARKSD1LE
=, sac conducted BY DAvENPoRr, ALLEN { CO Az.
an Is
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"ANTED-A Female Teacher of unex-
w ceptionable character and qualifications, to
teach English French and Music. None but South
Lady need apply. pleasant situation and lib
eral salary il offered. Address
ST SAMPSON,
Keswick P. O., Albemarie County
au 2-d till LIST Sept
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
tohiee ut Geo. ]. Sumner's No. 20 Pearl It

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
BOOTS. SHOES. vALIcEs. CARPET BAGS
AND STORE FIXTURES lon FRIDAY. zseh az
August, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning n
the store occupied By Pemberton 4 Bro on Main
street, nearly opposste the Exchange Bank viii
eel q auction their entire stock Of Boots Shoea
rrunhs Vsces. and Carpet Bags; and also the Store
rcAt9res comprising In part of beautiful Marble
Top Counter and Drawera
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; $50 and over,
months credit for approved ne gotiable pap~r
9. DAWSON, Trustee
Sale conducted BY THOMAS w. KEEsE, Auct.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OE REAL
~ ESTATE ON NAVY HILL, IN The CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of the County
the suits Of Leske o. Anderson and as, the under.
signed, who was by that decree appointed special
cial Commissioner for the purpose. will sell 1t public
day of October, 1854, commencing at 3o'clock, the
real estate Navy Hill. in the City of Richmond,
formerly occupied By Mr.. Edmund Anderson. sId
now by Mr. George II. Harding, containing about ID
acres 1t will be laid out into lots fronting ON Sd,
4th 5th and 9Th streets, according to plan and sur
yey to be seen at the Office of Metsrs. Goddtn Ap.
person In few days.
TERMs-One.thrd cash bslanee ct six and nine
months for negotiable notes and title retained al
Court B. HUTCHINSON, Special Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIH & APPERsoN, Auets.
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