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Fat ss4 s,'G,Her large lot Of Boys Cloth Dress
B, Gnu business Coats consisting Of Cashmere and
M ~ ahcy e0IoEe3 Cloths for sale Ut bargain,
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to hand and for sale by WIN. SAIILEh,
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DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-Hav-
"A ing qualified Admin stratrix of my deceased
husband, VIM H. Sutton, all persons having claims
against his estate, notified 70 present them at
once duly authenticated to my Attorney in fact,
Benjamin Sutton and all persons indebted to the
tate, will make payment forthwith to him:
JUDITH A. SUTTON,
Adm'x of WIN. II. Sutton, decd.
no l3-2aw2wA
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DREMIUM SAND PAPER.--iJ reams
L of superior premium Sand Pape- ast hand and
for sale by WIN. SATTLER,
no l3 l42 Main st.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WKAT.
IN sssz II

An H i.s1s1E ssEfa1ai ge&
Time between Washington and Wheeling but III
houss!
Running bssen Washington and Cincinnati 81 hours
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
ee between Wshnaon amore and all pSons Of The West
The Northwest, and the southwest.
bound WEE. from .o,s always pGmp ~aa ne ., lss
% ne change Of required
Washington and e Ohio nvs Baggage checked through 70
there wh ,he passsnse wihsn charge ai o s,s
Washington daily at g. M and ~ M; on sundays at the
A. Wsens direct eonmerio is made with the trains
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Beiare, on the Ohio,
coUMsus These ans CONNECT az Newark with The Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for saodusky To'edo Detroit
roaa trains win he fast ,5sia-
WILLIE, &C. AT xrnia Little Miami railroad connection is
formed w The trains through . Dayton % NnNAro Te"e
holding through tickets for Memphis vicksburg,
transferred at Cincinnati the Ono
Tickets for Evansville. Cairo, and 81, Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
sold when the Ohi, navigabe between
Wheeling and WellsviIe, ory mes where connection with
the Cleveland and pit.lu,s railroad IL made
aordng tickets and cheeks IN Washington is also the
great The distance from washington TO Cincinnati is
hut $50 miles, being about 100 mites shorter than ny any other
through ,icss, from Wasnns!oa To wnssss g IS
BY railroad, by from Cincana, sis Indiannpo
cs ss g & - se' 8
SIC; New Orleans, 33i, &c.
Cumberland BEDFORD soruss Oakland Fmount
ana
train from Washington. 80. .u
For rnsr Information, through tickets &C., apply % TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station ,,>,,,
Master OF Transpor,a,ioa Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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Law school or Cumberland Univerxity, Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruters OF circuit
Hon Nathan Green, Of the ndges supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon. Ridley,
Judges Cauhes Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school, 4
Plan 81 nsstonl Daily examinations Of each class
books No regular Of
daily lessons in the progress of the examinations.
dents suits OF hcis by pros
and them through all the known In actual
practice. The framed require prcpae
deeds Wills records and all Of Documents be
dence In the by appeal
which Ia held monthly the and
public the end The students Clerks
jurors circuit Judges and chanceors, and In other Official
pacies connected with their suits
SessionThe the third Monday In
cmber ends third Thursday in February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Erpsses per sessionTuiion $780, advances conngen
81 boarding $50 Students furnish to
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete unless the
No previous study
mission. There four regular classes. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
There | a legislature connected with the school,
Number the last collegiate cighty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Hoard OF Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street. Boston by
Rice Rebuilt and elegantly furnished, possessing
convenenccs
on Of the travelling psblc.
Dec II -dly
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IFtHT ENHNHHFSUHy, TTt"f'FtH CV"T"Tf 1'"f
THE institution the
9th Thursday in June. The
$50 payable semi
ing, Spanish Italian and Latin The
primary composed OF pupils under nine
age 800 per annun. payable yearly advance.
inquiry should be addressed ~ the MOTHER SUrE
RoR Of st. Josephs Academy, Emmsbug Frederick county,
Maryland.
Iuiv p--dtv
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United States Patent Once,
washington. November n. ls5s

I'm The petition OF John j. Geenough, of New Yok, New
York, praying tie extension OF granted him
for sewing Machines for from
the SAID which nkes place the 2isi day
OF February, A. ID. ea6
said petition heard the Patent Office
Monday sth February, 1885, IL O'Clock,
all notified appear and show
they have, why said petition ought TO be granted
Persons the file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially set forth IN writings al least twenty
days before hearne all testimony flied by either
taken accord
the Office, which will be furnished appli
cation.
The testimony the will be closed the 25h day Of January
depositons and other relied testimony
died office before morning of that
the arguneus II any, within days thereafter.
thar this notice be published the Union, niei
and Evening STAR Washington d. c.; Pennsylvania
Journal New York, NJ Y;
the 4 February the day Of hear
ing CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PSEdars above papers Will please copy, send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
22-law3w
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Stopping Southampton both going and reinng they offer
London and Havre advantages
other route for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from Mem York to Southampton AID Bremen.
First cabin main saoon $3.50; cabin saoon 81
second do, $780,
All newspapers through the Pr nee.
No bills fading will be signed ON the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply to
e. Ii. SAND, IL South William ST., N Y.
G. A. BEINEKEN Il Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY & co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEI.IN, Hayre
MarR Adv
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November 49, 1855
DRoPosALs carrying the mails Of United States from The
Ism day Of = hiaay 1850 to The h day Of ia.s s.s laeu
aud herein spee'hod, will be received e Contract
us Of The ION January 1856, be decided the mex,
asS From Montgomery by steep Creek Fort Deposit Buasr
springs Cokervie, Claiborne and Gainesown, Mobile,
az ass aad s s sev p gsns q and
k,kvis tr'-weekyi lhe transportation between Mont
iouI-hose coaches with privilege, when
bad of usns four horse mail wagons Of sufficient capacity
somsry or Claisorus; and between Claiborne MO
s T. sh aS FOR - regular Dc
the all Of the TO be under the entire
10 breaches OF shall either way by
reason any other person peIrcns having right TO g
late OF interfere win the arrivals and departures oil SAID
Leave Montgomery daily a, 4a,pm;
Arrive at Mobile IN s. hours, by Al, m;
Leave Mobile daily at ii, m, from LIST November TO lH
Arrive Montgomery in Is hours by II, from Isl No
vember 10 LIST June, and BY Il m, residue of year.
NOTE.
will made performed, and for each such
may be deducted For 30 lar behiad time as
neKion with depending nails and not sufficiently excused one
imposed delinquency promptly
sc,oy explained W certificates Of Inc ahda
persons Regecung
into ONCE s rufsng il to be injured DESTROYED rob
eausny as The runs or is in running
hcss The Postmaster General may the
obeyns pos, Instructions department
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He also
the contract lie may aso eua or discontinue
allow ons month"; extra eopsnsaoo on The s%oan Of
dispensed with The bids should be addressed to the SECOND
depart
men, BY before The 18Th Of February 1886 For further paca
pamphlet advertisement for conveying the als in alabama,
a"sssppi Arkansas Louisiana and Tens Of ss.
Nov a4-d4w Postmaster General
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mo. 64s.l

No. 5481
NOTICE or the location OF the land Offices and
the once OF tho surveyor general In Kansas md
Nebraska Territories.
DE pursuance 18th
approved 22d July 1854 creating land Offices for the
Territories Of Ksneas and and Of the section Of
establishing Office general ad
Cry, Cover Nebraska Territory
office for the "PAwNxE and Of the
LIZ CoMrroS Of of Kansas Ter
ritory.
Given under hand city Of Washington this twenty
sixth day OF November, A d. 1885,
by order Of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel and Star.l
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|" Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min'
Should auid aequauiancc BIZ rFgot,
And DAYS % aud lang ~yue.p

" Should and acquaintance be forgot,
Should aud aequainance be rIsotJ
And days % auid lang syne"
ending IN jane 1888
ending June 1892, the sopb
ending 1881 and the Freshman class
ending 1890, hereby requested 70 assemble
by the ifd of March, A. D. 1851 az The latest
brighten ieDdshin which
greeting sympathy and lament the uniney fate OF
SON OF their promising comprefs -
preliminary maring seGapponted committee viii be
rst September, A. d. 1885, al The United
Fourth and
classes whom be
when the will be
adopted fun attendance as possible
addressed
good enough secretary the committee BY mail viii,
their respective posi- Offices
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LlChTNEa,
Of Lancaster, Pennsyiyunia
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Winston, Allegheny CO., Md,
SAMUEL z. RICHARDS,
aud Glass Works, N. -
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
jour WslDnAs, OF Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27-lawiMa3 llnieiigencetl
he civilized countries Of The world request
their editorial columns,
scattered the d.
visions globe ad all throughout the United
give sralitons Insertion
easionaly aud the ID of March, A. d. 1851
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United states Patent ONCE.
Washington, November 10, 1855,

AN petition of William c. Grimes, of Philadelphia Pa, pray
patent grabird To him February ~
1912, spark for from
OF said patent which takes place the la day
OF February, 1856
tue said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, The 18th January next 2 O'Clock, and all
and show they
why petition ought TO be granted.
opposing extension required 10 file the Patent
Office objections specially set forth writing at least
hearing All Testimony filed by either parry,
be and transmitted
Office which will he furnished ap
pjcation
testimony the will be closed the 18th of January
1856 other relied
must filed before morning of day
q rgumen,s, ii any, within ten days thereafter.
published the Union ntelti
gencer, Evening Star Washington D. CT PENNSYLVANIA,
Journal of Commerce, New York. NJ Y; and
Post Boston, week for three successive weeks
previous the 2eth Of January the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p s-Edtos papers will please copy, and
Office, containing this
Nov t7--law3w
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No. b44
Notice OF Rcopening DanyilIe Land ONCE
u Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OYyIcR, Sept 10, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted register
OF The Danvie office Illinois prepare
Of the lands remaining said district and give thirty
public notice from tho Of The receipt said instructions
eopening oftbe office and The which applications will
be received by them.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2i--2aw6w (In.el & Star.l Commissioner.
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A Ess~y and n the mature lad
law. md OF those which
from Francis William
Second American edition the lsst london edition
iam Sanders, John Warner with ref
English and American by member OF the
Philadelphia ha 3 vols. IN evo, all5
just published. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov
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Mc .SJDs taodsrepe Ptcturss--Tbe rattle for thes
III paintings will lake place evening ~ O'Clock.
TAYLOR n MAURY's
Nov III Bookstore, 9th street.
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n,,ed states paten. Once,

Washington, November 81, 1885,
of Andrew RastOn of West sliddeowD Penn
syvana praying extension OF patent granted TO
Improvement .hsing machines" for
expiration Of patent which takes place the 2st
day OF February, A. d. 1855
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday February, 1885, l2 O'clock and all
appear they have,
said petition ought nn 10 be grunied
opposing the required 10 file IN the Patent
specially forth AT least
all filed by either
10 taken aud transmitted in
Office which will be furnished
application
in be closed o5th day
dsposons and other relied upon es
Office the
day tte arguments ii any, within days thereafter
Ordered published in the Union ntell
Vencer Evening Star d. c., Pc
Philadelphia, of New York; NJ ",
weeks previous the Alb day of Feb
ruay next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
the above papers will please and send their
bills Office, with containing this notice.
22-Iaw3w
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mo. 547.J
Notice

Oe disconinmance certain United States Land OHees
the States Of Illinois, Michigan, WISCONSIN, and Iona.
Under provisions OF
gress approved June IT, S4 which declares hat
quantity public land unsod district
shall be edaced number than ope hundred
sand such districts shall be discontinued, Ae and
with other the subject the Secretary of The Interior
has directed that the following offices be discontinued viz
Shawneetowp and Kaskaskia, In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconzin
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsod and undsposed Of the above
will subject those offices from date of
receipt that feet by the and
points. and will be made subject 70 entry follows:
kRkakis, be ed 10 the Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 the Menusha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield to the Charlton district Iowa.
The officers will public
days which they will respectively be receive
applications entries lands their Offices
Given under hand, the city of Washington this 18th day
November, A. ID. 1885.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov 14-Iaw6w
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HOME MAN FACTUKES.
Eatryiexy COstOn Works.

the Cunal Basin, Alexandria
EITZPATRICK BURNS proprietos aud manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet sail Irvine, wrapping twnc, cord
cotton b1ts, &c
Washington RESPECTFULLY solicited for
which will deliver In Washington
Baltimore othe, northern markets Al
prompt by addressing above
Oct lI-d1m r. h r.
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Law Notice.

BEowr STANTON, WALKER
I'm. IT. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
for practising law in the Supreme
States c1ms Washington
Offices in Washington and Mem
found az either place. and
letter. addressed o will prompt attention.
April 49, tfeod Intel. md Sentinel coPy
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Lambert Tree. ir.,

IIORsES s.e.--Prtce SG0O-An excellent of iron
Ill aud but five and half
old, oken both single and double harness.
for few Cow
stable, between ih and 4h streets These
particular snd believed
Kind. They admirably sucd the
purposes wishing carriage.
they Tuesday, ih day Of December
public seiv, Pennsylvania
McGure's III o'clock, a. and will b.
pu-iristiv sold "a the highest bidder so
wAsHtsercs CRY, Nov. %, 1855
Nnv7 %
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PROPOSED DAT,ls OF sAILiks.
Hxs... AZ. IL Ns.a... L

d. G. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
The ships will accountable for gold
Metals unless BILLS
fading thereof
that The ships this line cannot
carry goods conraband Of war.
Nuyl "a
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
- Rcd,lcfiau nj E,ore In CaIiforni1. ~ -----

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare to California.
-. United mail steamships leave New Yorh
l&9S for AspnwaI the 9Th and goth Of each month
aE& connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 sar
Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad az miles ong) completed from ocean
crossed in or hours The baggage OF
aud
embarked Panama by steamer at The expense
money paid York all expenses Of the trip
kept in port in New York; Panama. and
San Francisco detention in of accidens Thai
Is entirely reliable.
Panama the day they arrive at Apn
wall.
Conductors through by each steamer and take charge
children without other protectors.
apply at the Ia
West street, New York., TO I. w. RAYMOND.
Mny6-dn $3.50
Speefacles.
GOLD aud pecacies glasses, 6c,
all focuses with perocai perscopc and paraboa glasses
peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
NJ. GAIT & BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
2e--u
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Triesemar-rhe Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal patent of England aud by
Of Eeole pharaco de Paris aud the Imperial Col
Tesemsr No Tue remedy general debility,
write power decay and all The distressing
YOUTH old The virs would
y s aeIe e M ysn M wsre
influence thus rendering invaluable to those
No aeompeey and entirely sradca,ss all traces o
the OF the health of vast portion of the
Tresemar No the great European remedy
which, unfortunately the English physician treats with
and which sarsararila world cannot
Tresemar and alike devoid Of taste SMELL and
qualities They may ay on the toilet table without
their use being detected ,,.,.. H., ..,a
m,ns,eed BY vapeau Laieimand kous; &c; p..,o Ma .,
40 ss na' Canal New York specially BY the
and agent for the United Sntes aud every
America immediately receiving rettance,
Mr. Barrow will forward any part Of the world
pacted aud addressed according to the instructions OF the
Retail agents required Terms cash.
To LOAN rcacsatc in the city of Wash
's" ef' THos. JEFFERSON SMITH,
81 Louisiana avenue, (til's Buildingsa Cd floor
SUPERloR slLvER-PLATED GoODs-I have
y received fine assorme Of superior silver plated goods pa
albaa and copper, which will sell at surprisingly low
prices VIZ; ..A,., ~. ,..,,o,,ou - 49,. ..,..
Casters large variety of beautiful patterns
Walters all sizes
spoons forks soup ladies' knives sc, double plate
Cake baskets, salad casors, pickle stands
liquor stands, caBdlcsicks
Elegant dishes, dish forming dishes
Butter dishes, card receivers. goblets, mugs
Toast racks, kettles, coffee urns, pitchers
Tankards, sugar ,pooas fish knives, &c
II articles by examining
be The folly Of investing silver
they buy goods which
''.nFe . s'ss' '''' ''" ''' ''A : c. W. BorELER
Oct 9aw6yn Iron Hall.
EoR SALE OK ,ENr.-The well desirable resi-
Major A. Nicholson, Duddneton,
offered The excellent and
commodous and supplied with water hsiues and Other conve
stninc and uhonses complete and well
which ext nsve have been planned
shade and laid of with and
by m ornamental gardener. 4.
Jshn C. Brent aIaw
30 Louisiana Bnckncr Bayss Missouri avenue
between AZ and 9th streets.
The Key ofthe will he found at Dnddingon
Nov s--3aw3w
Lambert Tree. jr.,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, No. 40 Louisiana oceaue, merit door 70 the Of
Gh street,
Distrc, OF Columbia
Including the United Of Claims,
specs departments
o c collection of claims Of every nature.
Nov 5--eod2aN
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Caution-LO.tcry Frauds.

Orrrcg MARYLAND CONSOLIDATE LovTHRKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July J, 1885,
THE commissioner Of Maryland
his caution public
who circulate by mail and Otherwise fraudulent
be the sale of which
wholly ncitions
The lotteries Maryland those daily
people
the approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings
Al the tickets these oeres and all certificates packages
hog apbed
Baltimore, Maryland" All Others fraudulent.
For full information the subject Of those frauds address
r. x Brennan,
Sept 9S-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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r. YORK. HfxiIMEN, AND SOUTH
<%14 AMPTON UNITED STA TE5 MAIL STEAM Frs
N&K The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
10TON, Capt u. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
Higgins
stop Southampton going returning
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pOKfTANsxys Pathological Anatomy, 4 volume,
III in 3.
Tanner's Clinical Medicine
4 be yellow Mask, from Dickenss Household words
In. Confessions Of n Pretty Woman by Psrdoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoc.
Fruits and Vegetables all year. prices and
obtain them. Price l2X
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR
rLENwOoD CEMETERY--oRce No. ss2 Pennsylvania
VI Of 10th the Bank. This
plan tho celebrated Greenwood OF
situated high ground distant a Guar
north OF CAPITOL Capitol leading
the This company have received charter from
their burial
purchaser and prohibiting all encroachmenss
LEGISLATION otherwise which of importance those
dead where placed
become all cites when the burial ground becomc
valuable FIR other SELF and throw
msenousy into large pitt and legal
a the ground.
Office from 10 to 10 where pamphlets
nap, bylaws and information,
orders for lef with
way No so seventh other undertaken win prompt
srssuosd June IDLY
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vsSaurELIOw's New poem.-The Song Of Hiawaha
~ ~ Henry Wsdswor,h LonreIow. Price 81
furious Stories about People.
Jast published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURY,s
Novi5 Bookstore, OH I.
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No. 546.1
Notice or the establishment Of three additional
land districts In the State Of Iowa.

IN the
boundaries Of the land dscts IL the State Of Iowa, and for
1885
additional land districts Ia said is hereby
land Office for the
established Wnneshek county
FoRr DoDax DISTRICT" FoKr DoDoE
Cry,
bury county
Given my hand city Of Washngton thirty
day October, A. u. 1855.
BY order of the President:
THOJ. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned the General Land Office.
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