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Afternoon Dispatches
FHom WASHINGTON.

Troub1e n,noux the vtre eZouayes-oon-
oilton OF 4Ba1has. Communicates.
.erale Wool Aud 1aaxasy"-Tne 01f4os
II ffGs:a'-o1. -, - - ~;
:KAsn,sa1es, 81, e s1Ihs 7;,;as Rs.t ohlse Ds
pItmsn. iii t.a s rosice ay thes al, ara n,,a
1etteTs tfn}. snldiein: Ri nv rcQimeuf fn the
sarvffn and direcfed 10 theiU< at point: :Whcro
they have been stationed, mny be forwarded
.whiSh they may have BEEN ordered, without
further charge thereon for Forwarding
: j. A KAssoa, 1st Asst z. NJ G.
fN.Y Trtbune's Dispatch.l
ri c.vaiIT cantnred tyo .rabe1s List eyaainS.
Out Of 16ia sprung the report that I.teutcaaat
Tnmnkins cantnred 81 1sst night.
!: Tie Sanitary. .Coa.1nIssloaas, ha!e ssriea
OF resolutions TO day, that The hrst sanitary
law In camp IT, military discipline, and that
the first element Of military discipline Is gooa
ORDER; =. ~ y;;,-;;.. lt;;1;:,.. In u, .
Ills believed that re aifect ~ n1! w3ica mp
passed the H9u.e, win fall n the seosta. Ihat
4tax.
" The Senate Was obliged TO- ad1onfn on &C
count OF the aheenee Of senators. LIS gene.
rally credited that the fwo houses cann1s 1e
aees hefs + ogssaeEa gg7 ansse atss shs nas
!Ihe statenent that Gen. Banks haa bsen re-
}nsorced-: BY double the 1umber q three
month"; men who had 1eft him, Is without
foundation According 70 an othcer VINO lett
him yesterday, his whole 1orca Is only nom
s10, 600 to II 00o; - =, !; s..,,;.
n'' t-N.:1: worlds Olspasch.)
.AdviceB received here to-day from source
not proper to mentioD;1 indicate that the rob
7eis are not contemplating An advance on
Washfnpton. tuf ark moyiug towards Harpet's
Fsny.
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a PANIC AT THE REBEL CAPITAL.
The Enemy Very Much DIsgusted-
Jeds 14vin Packing up tho Public

The Philadelphia L5dgtr Of this morning has.
the following story:
An Intelligent Iishman, who arrived IL the
city en Thursday from Richmond, Elves ps
some interesting intelligence In regard to af
fairs at the capital Of the Confeder1cy.: Like
all others from the North, our informant WAS
looked upon as q Black Republican, and he,
was aetnally before. the Mayor Of Richmond
upon that charge The warrant for his arrest
was Issued On the oath OF d afellow-countr5man,
but number Of the Lishmen in The city hear.
ing Of the arrest 80 threatened the infoFmer.
that he considered lt'safer not to appear 1t the
hearing, and the. .culprit was dlschafged.; Our
Informant has been. IN. Richmond for three
months past, and during that time las had an
opportunity Of observing the gathering Of the
The belief 1t Richmond VA, ,that ths number
o. troops concentrated at Manassas, when It
became apparent that an attick was to be
Iaae, ,1Has at least 2a, 600: So faras seen, the
troops passing through Richmond, as well as,
thoee STATIONED in ..ihe .neighborhood, until
.ordered forward were well fed, but poorly
clothed. Thsy were unele1nly in their habits,
and coneequently suffered greatly from dis
case. Ihh~ Washington Artillery, of New
Drieaqs, was the crack corps or the army.
scum Of New. Osleads, and the only Freuch-
anhs inia y ;thes regiment left at Ricbmond and
33a1qsa N artillery. company. On Thursday,
Ine day q the attack on Bill Ran, Inc news
csmefo Richmond sEtmt the Fbderul forcesi i,s5
oatfanked ,thA<. confedefntes that Tia Escs::
s,ont e amy WAS routed, and&in. retreat nnon
.ssstes seeno; aa%v closely felleTed by ths United
This Intelligence created panic In The c;t~,
for weeks past the eme1chants have been aenis
The news q the defeat. began to ciscaiate. fha
Union feeling made itself known; 1nd az ~.
lees very ganeIally .c1amored for ! surrender
OF the city, IN order to avoid It's bombardment
and nssqnent1 destruction By the Fedefai
troops. Thgpresaute of public sentiment was
60 great, that ltauts ordered &c 'pN6{is ~,
ogna DC, faeked, up ,4Yd:, sent on to RalaioI:
hoVh GaTostnd, aud 1t WaS- generally uniier.
stood that the rebel President and hfs CahiSet
we're preparing % remove their headqualters
to that city,. ees Il: ~.,!.s,:,:. u n
,-sOnr informant succeeded in getting 4 pas.
both 1or h1mgelf and wife, from the Secretsv
CT War, through the Intervention Of the Brif:
tsh Consul. and he had left :-{ha CITY Wheusthe
fight occurred At Manassas on the Sunday fol.
lowing. At the time of the battle he Vas 80
ntaF the scene Of action as 10 hear the canuoa.
adtDE. He took the cars :Rfom Richmopd III
Fehezsburs, aud from thence t.anl-d uorth
on Horseback and il wagons drawn forthe
most part by C1eD.::HG expenses for the
Sjou1ney, for himself and wife, are $I35. sP6sa.
Eg through Maryland he found. secession
ramEaut, and he gives It ID his opinion thai
there sIe moro Union uQen IN Richmond Mona
thsa in tho whola Of Nit5laad::*::s ::33.ss:1,,ys
t>t; t-.se4 .+.=-te t-flt
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ccnfdanee to such* = degree that their man
would follow. ow.themsanyNhere, under any cir
cu1nstance6: This IL the class OF officers need.
ed in this Department., Another regiment Of
ReeeIycs = oRaniz1ng,ss,Wlth ta!r show Of
Btowu,e regiments 10 is of into the interior,
while the newy regiment remains at homo
.sne1dipg the city. !ttss; ts;; :. =
< Tie Rtpub1cdn continues to sneer, at the
icourage Of the UEion forces In Virginla, and
teens daily with ,inf'matlons against the poa :
s'bilfty Of finally sabdusug the rebels. To Offset
this whining, IL aenounccs Gov. Jscksonsoc.j
.css!enally; but the cause of the latter denunf
c.aticn msy be traced tn the publication OF the
I+it.r ussu1ting the Republican, written by
Gov..JacksoD. Before that, its faultd1ding
with the Ex-Governor was very weak @.
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- telegramWaa recefYsd IN this city On Eli.
Day, tHom Gov. Andrew, OF Masaachnaaits
easIlng eas is the gallant y GLE y: Lander, ths
troops ca L wa tKe1 ii WasL 81 atn9, sed
i L. probable He hasy received the .aIspaschs-
He r native OF tie Ray:. State, aid I'll 'fs his
constantly expressed w1sh That The MOTH and
South may meet on some field Of, batfIe on
e9asM g se1me. NJ teet ths South may learn that
trust Col ILsnaerNil1 accept the command uf.
Tered him, although ne tafnk:: 1t would hsye
been better for public interests Il tbs GoTernS~
mens had anthor1sed him to rai1e nad rn q
!eglment !of;: Msatsrnm men according to his !:
ohn 4n!lona- ae ia q man who never made
. malt..1 failure. ret for somo ianxpll.
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mER1oAL Ex411INAT1oN.

Gov. Yates deserves the thanks of all
Illinois volunteers fofthe independent ex-
ercise OF his right to name ths Examining
Board before whom tho Reggimental Sur
'geons and Assistant Surgeons must come
for their certificates Of fitness forthe places
TO which they aspire. He named men who
are doing their duty with perfect faithful
ness, and will, results that will prove ean,;- a1
nently satisfactory .to the public, whom
they are known. We are, permitted
say that Of the candidatesdor place, not a
half are found competent, and: that among
The rejected arc those who, though highly
recommended for skill, would prove in q
regiment more. deadly than the foe that
our boys 60 out to assal. =; We had feared
TINT the examination would be mere form;
hut the wisdom Of the; Governor in the se-
lection Of the Board: has given us ASSURANCE
That no man will figure aslhe Surgeon Of
IN Illinois regiment, who i not perfectly
qualified 70 discharge the duties which he
undertakes Let the tr1oIppasG takss heart
'hen, end believe that IL .*hey> escape f5;the
dangers of the field they: VIII no. dio ot.a
qaack in the hospital A3*:;.> ~ :.
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IfTpm th6 n 8&h11Et0n Ua1IT BUT. II
Ihe enemy tried to flank US on the left, and
u they had done so, would psrhaps havs cut.
OF the retse4t uf our whole force, but LieuE.
Green Was stationed there with his hgfit bat
ICY q I3aeacsnnon, and: pe.csiylng their de-:
a6outa hundred emerged ffpm ths wo1is hs
opened fiEo With: canister, and nearly e7e1y
man =! Wss swept of the feld.' Again they Hiod
Il With The same fesult, and then tried cyairy.
nntthe rapid firing was 30. destructive fkss
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q. Lou14, July 1csA. 1s&.

q. Lou1A. July 1esA. rss. g.
1z.s rs" snS4flox mo thu pleasure .ad sssssae :
ton e uan&ntt 10 JON tho beneficial edac1 Of year
me9eed 1atnE your Resolst1ve d Jaaas1y, :sns snes
which tins have mot beer Without Abotda On nand
When Gommeneed " use. my haiE va ausss snia
5forped is nas I'd IN tsise weeis thes r. PC
Esy nsts 70 bs found assthsF hss taaza easa a7 y
Altar ny natvse co1plstaly restored. continued
hs1 nss sser asa1t1Js eolE 1loss5 md
ssiss G. &c @ q e 81
Az sfs ssa Ssa R :{@E;sa @
Il tse t@e tss psss sa1ss I'D hsSs Ssa pssas
e7sibitinx il snsee1 u ~ o@a eass. Il ss1esu H.
II hnmbnG saying they had nsed It aud without &
@ &c; sss 9ys4 q Gos
q youla and sel,irG 1t aboat ha7 tho pTtca. ssye
sSovs 1hicS fha1e 10 dea6s srs hanpa9s L { ~
tcnish1ng that people viii r1trontts article Of aa
1sputanon when r S1sFe ons as hand that nsa bean
8ppsfe6tiy some Of those char.sraas aars not
brains enough to wftte N advertisements - l noucs
they hsve copied youra word for word IN savsrAl Ia
ha7s. within the past are Jeass. seen and saItsa
with mora than two thousand pefsonA that hAva used
nesa grey hair. scald head dandEnn, aad away ds-
ease the scalp and head eEo subject ctto. g.
of ssed e 80 IeT Rsssonsl " osEfp,1 pisss
Toa ale :: liberty . pobsa th1a or 70 resr parties
sa9 e & :ss:ssa s't'
j1HKs WHlr1, Il y.
, 1861-07-31
Junn 2th fa61

Pno7 Wpon,
. Dan s!a;;GIyat@ @ t,duced mora th1n yeE ago
cfcleaaslns ny head Of o. .dsnn: Ihsd suffered Hin
get aEyt6ina 70 Do ne any good u removing il a.
thcugh had tried na = pTspszattoaa. until saw
tnere At the tine, calls 4 At GFoss Knnkjes Drug
Stere. and bought Aho tle. and now am prepared 70
removed ali dard1utf xem my head. aud an 1pplc4-
ton once tn two weele keeps Nee from say ltcanE
hesF had become uHe xh,ts u PLACES md y ~ ~
eoler. an now dsty years Of age. .Aal although
have used tvo bottles It TIC Restorative, one hss
main, IN order to haye my appearance comport With
my head. My bead Is now Of 1ees troable to me. Ii
beeh child: conslder your preparation Of Rresk
salEe ard although do not nGe tosexroao myself
part q it u my share Tpu thinE proper II Is WofA
11ythio& to VoR. Years. ae-
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The Ncrsport News.Afa1r = Hoax

BALTIMORE, July So.-N proves to be untrue
that the Coptederates gave the Federal troops
at Newpo1t News notice to quit. The Confed.
tza:e aag Oft truce was sent In for another pur:-.
pose. -
On the arrival Of the steaner Baltimore,
with Col. Duryea's regiment On Saturday. sew
eral contrabana negroes, who had struggled
themselves on board, were pointed out to the
police BY the Colonel, and they were arrested
and placed IN custody.
, 1861-07-31
asst, BY tbs f'rowlas' Druggist ia Il,i7,n

i J. Emi;lt, 52advtch
Davis i psnIaau, Charles
+. ss1mer. s.D..s1stto,u
D. H;kxI, Afr.,la
lfuttld:3 4 U'Btieu. Hah.
rlorr,
G. u. M:-o.ko.,, Oatla3..
Taou@s Ackrs, Afnit,rpa
:. D. Cape. Fairfield,
lAoa!p-an h C!ark A.ht11
M@h g Huns:lY. MoFrt On
MunsrltrieS i Brovr,E Ealr;,
U. r Whitaker. CLro,
Star d fAyit,r, Sa-Av.iiA
J M. I.1cAz. 4sdisy.
p 3. Nes, LcEotat,
Jm Drake. Pnin. CITY.
Lock A Bro. BIandi7rilia
!. H. YaxVoski, Ei.il.
YIN. Co5snt Genera
Buck 4 Itoe, AmurA
L 3. hfntka Anan
+ Walktck 1n1esbornk
HtiGuw1Y d Brp. Mt Ca
mel
HlnNslell + Johnston, Hts1.
= HnG
= Hehttm & Son, Futon City
MlnteE 4 BRO, A.,:ThRSat
HtEFEh d Ba0l:lsE. Ga
John FENtaH Nnnnnf1
j. IS BfawTar" e. 'EnnHTiiis
". Il YehfrE AIli11tnn
J, pUnca1fs Enn1yif1e.
Winfer i tn1sT1 .fn IN
4 a HnntinTt1,,n1 Hs, ~ G.y..
= hrH e~
T.htx s-s1 u,s,tvaunse
Anfrrss,m y ~ 4 II EN- ~ sHE 1eHt
M 1fife - :
X 6Fahn1c Cerferrsr.
WMrsfynrl Sssnms1
, 1861-07-31

tP1zA1N, TALK. ..
"Dotyou not support the Adninista-
tion:r asks q. friend who writes in repro
-bation Of eertain structures Of, ours upon
the. n! military: affairs Of: the. Government.
We aas"e 9es, cordially and hearay;'
but not BY abj6et aeaoiesoenee in what We
know 70 be ii advised and mistaken, but
BY fearless huth-telling, Intelligent crlH-:
Gin, and, i necessary, outspoken denun-
ciation r, iWe know ABnAnAM LINCOLN
to be the Soul Of patriotism and integrity,
in whose heart there is not one dishonor.'
able motive, nora single hope o.. aspifaic
tidd that il not for the good name and
prosperity of his country and his kiad:
We honor him as Is muich a. i i meet Il for !:
oueman to honor anothassF:. INT :nnr aim;-
, 1861-07-31

TORONTO, July 2e.-The. Globe newspaper,
which has heretofore strongly sympashized
with the North, ID an article to day on the
American afiairr, eaJs the sympathlas Of the
British people, which were at first unmlstaka-
bly, with the North, are fast becoming aliena-
led by the uncaIled for assaults and misrepre.
sentatfo1s Of the American preas.
The Leader, the Government organ, favors
tho Governments sending an additional
number Of troops to Csuada before winter.
, 1861-07-31

1teoN1aEoxs nd- -;Juty aath. 1as3
-DEAN Sn:-I hef1 e9od Yo0 et2tetuane inst eafnk
reg ~ s1sisled e the nsaeat q aN 4tesidsas 8
am nov ever my yeass q g, For ahoat s9enty
80 vss almost sast1on yare md yasy ssi1 ead IN
plant Esd seen oHnao4r Of certificates Of the
wonael4nl effect ot gouf HatF Re2kof1tvet but cup
poacd there was uora netion than Truth n them: but
Entertaining strong dcaEu to hAve my hair poea-
bic. restored to original colaE and tneass L
va IN my younger dAys beantfa black Iconcluded
1wouiG @ate ths c1pe1tmenk coalme9etag h km11
dollar. 1nd s25nta9nss os!1E 1anoxtnE diEesssoos =
ucoved and my hatz that waa Ealing % n largo quaa
nae r. Y. ao6 raac
use IN hsys uss1 tnree Of your small bottles md
Just begun tho fourth. hsve now ptatty head
Or dafe bsowa Or nSat haek haiE a. any ma1 O -
had In my youthful days, when boy In tna hills II
Kstte1 vtgtniA a headls sntrs1I elear g dsa:
- so1t I'D nns AND tees - ply: = thouxh -.
q ~ a an e e NJ Rq,!s
the eheett1t Your Restorative. It u Al11oss lnte.
Pc 70 SSnstnse tas9 that i the haF Of tas
- FRHDEnIcK +. BUTLER.
bloomington. Aozzoo cocst1. 1rtll4aA
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= Arrival OF = French War Steamer.
: NEW .YoRK, July S0.-The' French war
steamer Cabinet. aIrived to-dsy, from, Brest,
Vfh HaIffaI. 7~. '-: '.'7- =" ',-
, 1861-07-31

X asaAa 1haek on Birds Rfnt-Laseu Lnfor-
s'.atsdm from that QuaT&t1- Reeen1 {Qeunerts
q 1roops-7he Amaican- Zo,t7ues 1or Birds
1tdaf-4or Troops Ntt3ed;n Missour-Gen.
FT1nonfs Actiuity--Nesde:31om Gen.. L,on's
eommand-nn hs March gain--A: Dessrtsr.
Jrem Cta!9:: Jaekao.s's Afmv In 7opnAHoy
~ soas lntp.,essed Into ssfhs Ranks- 0th<r
tayotionAW A0afrs-2ats: Conpeation iH4&.
ts4-cM sMles t s1fsaehsry-Ep6ect Qtths Bad
z.Ntscs u s. -Iot1is-Geeessjon Eadia {f)-1fG.
Douats HanpatA AtEkrs-ReEnltskn ete. =
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Ttibune.1 !.

Recovery Of tie Capital to IT. Propriety !:Ea111se
Runsors Rted-7ne Grand Causes Of he DE-
-jSat al BuIs Run-lsseons for tho Future. :.
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't::' 80 Col, Corcoran Dead.- :. -.
;: NEW Yonk, July 30.-The Tribunals Wash:
ington dispatch says, Col. Corcoran lived only
q few days after the battle. = - 81;
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sbleicsson ho Is under military bsa at head
:qpsrfe1s. HAd Gov. Morton or GOV. Denntso1
offered him = regiment, tne Lads who saw-Laa-
dtr At Rich Mountain would ,have rushed to
his standard, rejoicing ae cthe opportunity Of
relt,ng kueh leader :H5 1de4 OF tho trus
type oi American 1nilita1 msnt ts that tasy
.kfn1d combine tho science of, West Point
I'm fhe3 3enerxY and common sense ofa fEst
cias5 rai1road man--: cas,scfnnaH Gonn''retas.
, 1861-07-31

r.. I,sHING N:.G'!x'T,:A!C.KEE!:= =
-. .:.I1aa1a:,HooAm,.-.~:,.
Liaes. Spoon Bsttz,. Rsesa, Fues, Fios.s 81. 10
REED f0LEs-1aosa eae1p lointsd Poles, &c. It
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-. HE1T:TIN%
..s.:-+ -5.--2s. ,1-,'- ...,
PATENT CHAMPION: SAFE
y $50. 9

::RIRD eAGEs.A1oo Patterns.
~ Aasa faHot a4d Squire: Cazek Cups, Foun.
sa1as- &e, atwhosesalss = e: ::
&. e. AT 1888 LAKE SIRHET.. :.
aa1sa1y B -, 81. .AAENHN HRuA.
, 1861-07-31

BITTER WINE OF IRON.
RIITER W.LtE OF IRON:
BITTER W.L.H.E OF IRO.E
BITTER W:zs:E Of nor
BI1YER W.LB.E or TROY.
BiT2ER FIVE OF LzeON:
A cE1ub1natun Of IRON, SHERRY VINE and Pc
NUYIAN BARK. No medicine can equal this pEcp3-
ration for giving tono and vfg1r to tae systeH, aud
rapidly improving the appetite. Prepared only BY
SMITH Il DWYERs
druggists aud Chemists, 81 Lakest, oppoaita Tre-
Font HtUse,
, 1861-07-31

,rovr.s7nnderrs nf the r1,feaoo s.rshuna
wsnuIrrarox 1nlv "a .taa1
.u-, ,.-1:-11 ~. .-.,.S ~ ~ -
tal0 ea:pHM = ete"y @ = - pSspt.cy tsso,-,
etang' oay ~ uas' Hoa - -. eteon'e aaeek
Of the defeat sustained ny our army on Sun
day last The distribution Of idls officers aud
eo1diera, 10 their reapectiye camna. and I'M:
e,s.ss .ssarsr+.ssnd,nt; ar +ha 1ats,1s,: ,stss5t
conss9uent eenous VI: tne es4o 'eue'e aoont
their businesR has contributed as much to:
this result, Us the Re. assurance inspired by the
e1orions RESPONSES that came in FINN avarv :
E - .11s 80 - 1ton c'u.t e.e'y :,
1oyai part OF me country 70 the call toF enlist
neut for the war. The hct Is, although the:
moral effect Of the defeat has been great and
da-,.,iro a. rn.ta~,.1 1ose "a 80 t;;a,;,1r
oapseus' ~ 4le. ~ - !eay .'lnu
compared with the e1haushese resources We
had to draw upon.: It Is daily Seen more and
more. that The panic terrpr which sent 10 large
- s,a,7.t.s. - s.,,.; .7.r,a- -, ~. p
Pafl o. onf voionseef *.ny Lyle on LUG fe
treat nom CenterVtne, Wns HhoHy needless,
and should have been more sternlJ resisted by
:. a, -. T.. J..
, 1861-07-31
moNt,
HdXeWAy q Wu3llms, 0l-

Hd1eWay Z WMlams, O.
> ler. -
NC. Cullen, plnsy.
D.Canehenuur, CleArulcnt
shEffeI q St1leHt XsniA
NeH d HunZ1ta. LoutsYfe.
George Henlck, Xeuh,
+ 8. c. Roberts, Decatur.
WA BkFnes. d.,
:. J. B. BroNn,,- do,
AfCshn d HHd&brAnf,U Dc
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21
JV.4TERL Y MAG-4ZINE.

1LDITED by Moses \. Dow
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ever published in this country. Its
contents are such as will be approved
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pages. 1t will furnish as much rea-
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siti,, music and poetry. The papers
contain no ultra sentiments, and
needless neither with politics nor re-
,igion, but it is characterized by a
,ich moral tone. 1t circulates all
aver the country, from Maine TO Cal
.fornia.
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,ut if person commences al any
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Address. MOSES "A. DOW,
Boston Massachusetts,.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21
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\ piece of fashionable music viii
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