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a Of tha Northorn troops In Wasbinpton resemble

ance of the Northern troops in Washington resemble
ihose murderers much more we VIII quote from
Shakespeare passage appropriate 10 the subject
and tic occasion:
Mur-I am one my ege
q HON the vic flows end bufets OF The world
Have 80 incenssd that sD reckless what
do 10 spite the world
bfu,.--And another,
SO weary with disasters, tugged with fortune,
That Woult sst my lilo On aDy ohehcci
To mend II OF be rid OUT.
Such arc the Zouayes OF France and Of onr
North"
/, i,a v.ry common mistake with Americans
and Epgllshmen 10 suppose that the French are h
hypocIiticaI, insincere people. Except tue infks'
they are probably tho most candid people III Europe
Their naiveff is proverbal, aud their int ilgent,
open and bold counteuances are true index OF ther
mInis aud DISPOSE ions. The French pe'si'iIy
esuecialy, who compose the larger portion OF tue
nation have ever been distinguished for simplicity OF
character, amiableness, cheeriulness, courage, ana
Ingenuity. The Englisbman, on the contrary, IL
morose, gloomy, naughty, secretiVe, ard reucehti
the Yankee Of NewEngland, bis descendant, isIer,,
pryiDg, meddlesome ianaiical, false byiocrIi'a,,,
and mischevous. He plies every one be meets win
questions as to their whereabouts and whstabouts;
and 30 secretive about his own affairs az always TO
excite the suspicion OF those with whom ne aorO-
ciates. A Yankee never willingly tells VINO were
hs autecedents nor who bis collaterdls. They leave
Va to infer that each Is either the tiuS nnn'hs,
or the son of cheat or thief and that bis friends
and associates at home were better than bis an-
cestry. No donbt many Of them have descended
from honest people, and baye. been used to keep
pany with honest people; but, by Overcoming
and caution, they induce suspicion, when, II the
whole truth were told. there Is no jus ground for
suspicion. The Enelisbman is moi au aEnisble char
acter, but highly respectable Que; tue Yankee is
contemplate md disgusting. Yet, we of the South
have been 30 abitnated to Yankee-worrhiP that we
doubt not, ii reace be speedily made, that we shsl
retnrn TO our idos-send our children to tic NORTH
10 learn manners, religion, aud morality; import
nom the North drummers ard teachers parsons and
pig.yokos; read nothing but Yankee books End
te.io1lcI.: ard, finally, travel through the North
10 vet rid Of the little resiuum Of cash of which
they hayc not fooled and Gched ~ in other ways.
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Tie Lepant Herald says: 4" His Majesty the Sui
san bas issued decree which, while il marks era
in Turkish civilization, will in future history reflect
higher honor on HE reign than was shed by tue fam
ous edict Of Guhane on that Of bic predecessor lie
has struck ont Of the Ottoman S,autebook the bar
barous la which from time mmsmorial bar doomtd
TO death the male children of every member Of the
Imperial family but himself and ordered that hence
forth males aud females Of whatever degree Of rela-
.ionship to the reigung Sovereign, shsl be allowed
20 live The first to profit by this muniicent decree
was the ioiant ron Of Mursd EfeDdi, bis Majesty b
nephew and heir apparent, who was born about six
weeks ago, and who, but for this merciul reform,
would Of course have been slfangled within al honr
Of its birth. Since then, Fstne Sultan, daughter
Of -Medjid and wife Of MourriPasha, has also
9orne male child and it too has been allowed the
Coon Of life.
The Boston boy, George G. Strong, Of the I'd
Minnesota Il giuent who killed Baltic Peyton al
the battle Of Mil Spnag, writes 70 bis brother how
il was done:
It rsning hard when called out by tie long
roll bu, did not inc tho rain the mud knee dee
but double quick marched to the field Of baeour frat
s.ote being two balls flying heads We
the Place where the IndnA and ksntucky boys wee at
them and found thea about retiring being GU! OF ammunition
poured Ia our s' ammunition s'iDg sood break
fast and getting some They ju. the
fence hi'een iee Oh when engaged them. Tho smoks
~ ,hieK could scarcely eues even Wa. beside
the ooors, our company being tho color COMPANY finally
saw officer brng revolver tool ain, and fred and
tofsh 'hot him 10 the len eye. 1t wa. Lieut. Bse Peg.
t" In ''y mincte' ~e drove tho fene. and saw
their Goa tails flying over The HILL stopped to tai. h, ord
Of fey.oo and thea drove hon 10 their innelm,p,,
Mr.. Marshali, ono Of the Dartmoor ur;,o,s,s T.,
The Mar Of 1872 nov lives in the ci;y Of Troy. liz
Wac among The prsoners who were fired upon within
the wals # the pi.ou on the 9Th Of April, 1915 by
order Of Capt. r. g.. Shorthand, VINO bad charge Of
the 5000 American imprisoDed At DaHmoor. He
eives in IA Ts9v rafcr IN account # the inhuman
Treatment which ne yonors received 1t tic heuds
VI IA bfDra 4 ..ueAt Oh ul.t occa4lyA.
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A TEXTBOOK OF THE HIST,

TEXTBOOK OF THE HISTORY OF DOCTRINES
RyDr X r. H.GExuacn Edited by HgsBy b. SsITB
ID. d. svc. pp 55s. Sheldon Il co
In the p. oparaiion Of thu volume the Edinburgh
translation Of G.. w. Bach hss been used "a basis
but the thorough revision by the Auericaa editor
and the copous additions the literature OF Engsa
and American theology, give 1t, 10 great degree
the character Of an original work. The bibIo9raphi
cal references in tue above named department are al
most exhaustive in their completeness, showing q
familiar acquaintance with the course Of doetrina
speculaton for the bat century aud half aud giving
detailed guide to the most recent controversies, e.
peoiay in this country, which the student might
search for elsewhere in vain. The present volume
brings The work Of Hagenbaeh to close, and will
doubtless be regarded as one Of the most important
recent contributions 10 dogmstic history.
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A COPIOUS AND CRITICAL LATIN ENGLISH DIG
TIONARY by the Rev. Z. BULnONs, ID. d. Gyo. PIP
lO,4 Sheldon Co.
The original source of this convenient working
dictionary Is the elaborate Latin German dictiops
res Of DR.. Freund, the conierts Of which, in q very
condensed form, were made the basis of Riddles
Latin English lexicon. TIE latter work forms the
groundwork Of the present volume, which is in
tended for the common Of schools and colleges.
In abridgiug aud revising the l4bors Of Mr. Riddle,
his definitions have for the part been retained
~ well as his examples and quotations from classl'
authors; but many words not of good authority, Oh
not used in the classc period Of the Latin language
are omitted. The dictionary appears 10 have beer
prepared with exemplary diligence great variety
of authorities have been consulted, and judeiouSy
made use Of; aud il is brought out in an unusually
neat style Of TYPOGRAPHY.
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There is lady at Deerdeld, n. H., lO3 years
old (Irs. Jenkins). She If smart and aclve' makes
her own bed and knits stockings. Last Altu'nh 0he
attended military muster, was received with all INC
honors due 10 the mnk OF II Major-Generd, reve" ed
fegn ent. sDd WIS escortcd 10 'he field and home
By oayali, ooppeuy commanded b. CDp'. Rug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

TIE LAW OF FRHEDOM AND BONDAGE IN THE
UNITED STATES. BY IOHN GOODMAN bCkD. Vol H.
Pr. soe Little. Brown, Co. sold by ID. Van Nos
tIsnd
In this volume, which forms the conclusion OF Mr..
Hurds elaborate work on the legal relations Of
American Slavery, the author continues his survey
Of the local municipal laws in regard to the subject
including the legislation Of the thirteen original
States, aud Of Kentucky, Maine, Vermont, Teunes.
see, and the District Of Columbia; the territorial
Jurisdictions and States formed in territory ceded to the
United States by the elder States and the territorial
jurisdictions and States formed in territory annexed
by treaty conquest. large portion Of the volume
is devoted TO the legislation Of Congress respecting
fugitive slaves discussing the subject in exhaust
i've manner, and forming an invaluable depository of
facts for subsequent reference and authority. The
author, III fact claims that bis work is the frs, at.
tempt 70 subject the fourth article OF the Constitution
TO critical examination, presenting the various
decisions relative to tho construction oil its several
clauses, and deriving general canons for their
application the rights and obligations of private
persons
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INV friend might entertain concerning Frioks destiny
o}f,r the dollar was swsllOwed. | thought good
deal nevertheless, about this msn He excited in
nov breast profouud frebpg OF compassion. Az
walked homeward, ] asked myself, Is he never to
change ? must he 20 ON 40 otwoysl What would
induce YOU to take his place p
A shudder passod over me at the bare Idea. l
drew long tre4th. experiencing sense of relief,
IN being assured Of my owl identity. "Wba does il
matter" l said, show poor am, bow hard l am
pressed 80 long as feel ss dot" l WAS very rich
st that moment, in all my emotions; aud was hap
pier do believe, as | wal4ed along, than ever
was before"
Although we have expressed cordial admira.
sion of Mr.. Kmbal's style, which is usually q
model Of idiomatic propriety, we are bound to add
that he sometimes allows his hero who ought to
know better, having taken degree at Yale Col.
lege, free indulgence in the colloquialisms OF
The day (''reliable," for example, "posted, ga
good ways off, clay for "lie" which may pass
current in Wall street, but sound i'll in such well
written book.
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THE ANABASis OF XFNOPHON WITH NorEs by
Joas \. OwkN. ID. D.. Ill. ID. Revised Edition l2no.
PIP. 40. LesNift q Allen.
After an interval OF nearly twenty years from its
original publication, this flyorite edition of the Ana
basis bas been thoroughly revised, and is pre-
sented to the classical student 10 and attractive
FORM corresponding to tho more recent works OF the
editor in the same department. The text is founded
for ,,e most part that Of the standard edition OF
Dindorf the few variations beir Indicated in the
notes az the end Of the volume. Cop0us references
are made to the grammars Of Sophocles, Hadey,
Crosby Kdbner, and others, enabling tue student TO
comprehend the prnci Pies on which the remarkable
idioms of the Greek language are founded. The
compact summaries Of the contents Of each chapter
and the grammatical aud historical indexes, have
evidently been prepared with intelligence and skill,
and greatly add to the practical usefulness of the
edition. In respect Of Typography, the volume is a
model Of what a Textbook should be- aud has evil
IDENTITY been printed with no less accuracy than beauty.
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TIE ZOUAEs.
A French officer Of Zouavos, having written some
"Reminiscences Of Them il reviewed, and with an eS-
tract from this we bid adieu 10 DE Bow;
This book, though cleyerly written, not only
disapponts but disgusts the reader IL disaProin's
him tecause it contains no account or Description OF
tie ueculiur organization drill, and 1tics OF the
Zonayes. All the information youchsaied to ms On
that subject H. that their tactics were the same ~
thope of the chaSseurs a. ped. his IN 10 receive
one difficulty by starting another Tor the common
reader knows az little OF the drill OF tho oh6ssehrs
au md "a of the Zouaves. However, we hereby
ASCERTAIN this important fact that the LonaVes are
not set of mountebank., Indian jug9lers, or circus
performers like tho rogues, paupoIr, ani mnrderers
whom Col. Ellsworth has brought 10 Washington to
cleanse New-York OF it's criminal, and to Pillago
the sonih-or better still. as food for Southern pow
der Nor do they resemble the Arab troops OF Tho
saue name, except in dress. Yet they have dis-
tinc,iye pecuLar.tics, which the author carefully
end.ayors TO conceal, but which the intelligent
render cannot fail 20 discover. They men OF ces
uera,e fortunes with fow ties 10 attach them TO ~
cl,ty or 10 lfe men who live on excitement, wheihf
of qnor or Of bate. III Orer to blunt tho stng' 81
con.cience which loset them when they sobeil, re
view q cir past lives; hui an blOod-houudi, whose
rui rene Happiness cOnen.n IN shedding IluhA OloOc
without eau e or provocilon. They are worse moI
tbn ito murdercs in Macbeth, "a, thcy shed blood
MT from ,tce-eiD, but from habit nia non dice
Vet. MS tlef IN scwe respects, resemble thpse ~.
defos. an, COL fliIWofIi'B .41l&t go AQ .i e. bel
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SUICIDES A.r7. vsts 81 l'a }alea Jran
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g ias' seek. 'g eltts he 'sreat sia
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tAaNpNf aff'erRs M Bsf..a.a A.,eoi,
u hai-abd, D. tssa apps'utsi bess3sf tiea.
efsi q volunteers. lie s graduate " he.'
FsiH', 500 ns' iyf tiaie pre'ss'eE ia thAi lH.,t.
GO .ah seftl ~#h 9eii iB tbe fosii ana
g Ken W'ts' s''3 " s-a.' yea's past hla ssry.
81 = n a'a''' Il ia' "'ay, q tsst Nahse4'sf
"'shsa. e@ti. ifo.aaa ssy e. a. Y tsf' sams
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w '''ts-"s' ai'R i'' 81 'h's
~ - ,"' .Nv0' :" Wy eu'''lhs hereto
-. - ~" ''' seminar! A's e"s's'a ''f
80 ., - ,''' ~ '''e' p..''e. '''nsFA mas
'o''' IS 'N''t's mouse q = Gerry adjacent
nalat5us flf N. ,nsfe,.in, nnst.-,,,n.l.
Il s pleasast 10 bs allie d record n. n,,..c.l,,
.ftb.. growing asl ropalar ln.,i,ats, ~
Js
SAD MoaraL,rr Three .sn. = wa,4 ee,4,.y
II " heelosk. Eli n. ebalr,, di.I w ainp..s.
Fitbin tbree 5,ys ,,m. rc,eolv IN. v3
.on, q Barre, lost Give children from diotb,f,
,etveon the 9Th q March aBd ath Of April-,b,
most sudden and excessive mortality yet recorded
Ar Franklin. On The IN, inst Marian. a,,...
er of rre.legiss gyer.on MA tss.lo,t,.
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Bat ptNi "a. ~ a a,merssi,
.a a.r s. rus1ash Ibe ae rr.
sale of ltr ioere engaged wa. ueee ihas
35Qhe lbat "a itese alsp ia,mt II Rail
i,aa-ihs is ft lsUuo in. -aI ~
b ibau e4oa9' l4.e uafe hg,8
aiou ni4 tur hr. vhF 3hst -
k4.I ir0 atst tHwuea fta aal twelve.
POI 'He gca.nf aur, p t6r rpatsd 4.
t.ai ~ ths sHe raIa uf difference
ptcsuiea ~ iaa hu.a q p.u.bunh. ~
dtoul 90 SIZE etc3d o lho Uptn ir,.ns
Thee oaf tarccs wen SURPRISED H. lie al.
lR k~-lwi a Ban Ron every ,frp Of our
advance wa kun~n 10 lbg ratmv. ana
even olg plan Of latte. Al Boil Run
there were strong mifttrhmvnl. At Pts.
bHsga there we're naw, Menoaell with
is,ue1 attacked lieaateeatA with II 0a
81 lta.t Increased ~ iahuaou- 10 &C..
COO Beaureesnl wih over 10000. AZ.
lacked Grant with $4,000. lne ea.rd 10
nearly $4,000 by Burts rcslfncemen,s.
IA Bun Rom, Tie ground and ihc kboul.
edge OF tho locality were wholly IN favor
eiihe rebels, wf.la ii piltburglle ground
va equal, and the rebel generals prohsb.
y bad studied ils strategic advantage BET.
.er than or own, ior Tie iumcr intended
% Il3hl lhrro snl tie batter dn mol.
Hence we may taY tbut Pittsburgh has
reversed. nloned Eos and iar more il,an
'ilsei tile battle q Boil Ron. But we
'annal forget that one important pom, Of
'hher resemblance. or q contrast remains
~ 70 be determined, Aitr ths repulse
q l5all Run thr enemy did no. pursue sur
umy g iis iu.reRbmems Win Gen.
jr show like eons.raints We be-.
ieye not
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Miscellaneous.

Farmers from different counties IN Virginia
recently occupied ny our troops, nrc beginning
TO make lhslr appearance in Baltimore markets.
Nith gold Which they had buried on the apnrotnt
q HE rebels, 70 prevent is seizure by tl.la one
q follow had 5000 under potatoe bed FOR ak
months
The Charleston people are in a terrible STEW
Most Of their troops have been sent 10 tight IN
virginia, aud they are now momenarily oSpeet.
ms an alta k from the Fcderas--an attack snre
70 be = success The cradle Of rebellion bids f,ir
to be erbbed.
Tx senator Gwin, Of California. IA believed
70 have iouud hs WY 10 Richmond. where he
goes to give his AID TO rebellion.
The Southern papers very generally advice
their rebel Friends % destroy everything, ahen
they are compelled 10 leave a position
The Southern .A9rocaie is nrripg unon tbo
p'aH'flst ne 8fea' necessity o. raising more abund-
ant provision crops, and short cotton crops.
a late number Of tie Richmond Ea0,.fr,r
wants to know Why the Melrimae does not 70 out
ana break the blockade Of the James River. ana
respectfully inquiries whether she is afraid Of Tho
Monitors i looks as though "she were"
Deeply were we affected On reading tbe other
dry Of young badly WHO, being told lint Nh
lover was suddenly killed, exclaimed. ''0h lbat
splendid gold watch Of his~-giye me that-eiye
mt something torsmtmbor him by !" Touciiine
simplicity
Lieut.. Worlen i getting well 80 rapidly lint
he = hopeinl Of lis ability to command Al tho
ncgi fghi ia Inmpon Roads.
The 'otler Johnston who vas net killed
at Ptisburg, bur commands the rebels II York.
town. Is Joseph I. n April last lie was quar-
ermastsr general Of our army, having been leu
tenant colonel Of the LIST cavalry of Which Cen. 4
summer gas then colonel. Gen ".I6.lobpstot !,
y be IS called. was the commander Of the rebel
o'ees On Tie Potomac, and Beauteganl's super.
~ % rank lie is regarded rs the best tactiean
'mong the rebels, and il he has anything like the
Gree reported, Gen. Mcclellan has no sma un-
lertaking hefore BIN 10 drive tie rebels from III.
Virginia peninsula, aud open the road to Rich
Bond
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f's isdsl ata M ISL. sa baa.
ei Mssett msnti am aassl ofgs 1as rsa.
astl.t ueas s.su 81 sbe bss iates vessels a.I.
clslla lssss, st3 araa,y. ia soe. Asus r..s.
.ei fat Nslsnstsa hsha agtp rs saafsra
lagsl uaiosal Sis. pe effs4 tasa e tsfo. 8
q egg ir'pa . i.e sie. GeEaa
Y f. stands Jht heHs aHl tesiiag Fsta u wash
.ac'aai I s4fei ea tas aa.hseI s.4suu,H Is wsa
las' 70 ihe dstaat ltaaf a,au lty tae
'i4e 81 ias litst, suusae4e5 IS nstt at8e ela-
ias, aoa gai.eaIlltss ulsl o ps.aisi ge3
sls ure, ia ths l,sy slata q ,tr 81 sH8
rs E,Qauls giyss t,ls appsaess oga lassy
sfo 10 suma.sr IL house ITSELF lsoks lise au
el1 fashioned tavern. n.ib piazza q. fo6i et-
tFseiag heh sioGg u iae Afternoon VI ibe
same Gay We passes She deserted rstaj ts.t6os "a
A4aia ete's, dHk usAete 81 the Chsspsste
Ear'y tArnest mgsu.ug ueat 81 "a leat, t,td
vas visible ga 81 tgo lgeefaass afu while
uasisrsas ESD appeared .H Zee ssaih soca we
rsre iaudins toward them, aaI Tie broad gay
r8lla VI toF A,oargc. WiA Tie stars and Stripes"
lftps 'FN@ ~ aAs siad, love a saat e'caH-
s, men-e-ear, goa ,sa, sgd ssaoausss.
e@.'e8 alta u.uics ap4 hases, iay 4i aughey 10
PIE Haa%s, We eas, anchor --ld waited ~ Qidegs
la helsN 9 Ely &c es.elaiel iron clad sau
l94i Monitor ssNae'y anything bai tit iurrcl
Ha aaen shissn inches 81 the isck, is ,irhe
'beFs ihe water Right acoss tbs channel Is az
stand laat books Thea stone quarry. they t,ll
No j Is the Zip Rsps, once occupied BY thc reb-
., ba now NE "sgara anl slg.pa wave ever
{ l3o nei know who're We ere going any more
aan ggu Some ear 70 Hampton, Others Is Beau
"a, y G., any way We are e hll cur SACKS With /
aec days auons. Lu.A
4. s. We saaamped IN the grave yard Of the
.pIseopaI church IN the ruined ,iilase Of Iamp.
ln
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The Boston Jownai pronoances the
battle At Pittsburgh "Bull Ron rcter,.
cd, and makes tic following comparison
between the Two. The similarity is GER
lainly worthy Of nste:
Assuming that The arcount of the bat
tie Of Pilsbar.b received at cur tone OF
writing is substantially correct il contain,
much 70 remind Us by contrast of the bat.
Ne d Bull Run. Beth battles begun on
Sunday, AID both proved dirasiroas to The
SIDE which opened tie suack At Bull
Kun Mcdowell advanced nearly twenty
miles 10 attack the enemy, With foree 81
about two.lhtris lat aftayed ~ ainsi him !;
&c fought wits varying success tor a While,
bai 'eemea 90 be decidedly gaining 81 la.t,
when JolastoB's men reinforced Beaure-
CARDS, making lhen rearly double ours.
"ho we're c,mpeled to f.il back n Il paH.
e 20 their Entertainments. Al Pnsbnteh,
ljeaurcgstd adaucrd abou. TIVE Nv miles.
itacked orr forces ii their cncampmrni,
QUILT all one day and pait Of Tie next,
with Undecided results. wlien Gen. Buclis
'eiuforccmenls arrived on ihc field. tunnel
he scale q battle, routed The enemy, and
1ursued them 70 their intFencl merits
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The Tax nm.

Mn. AoRRrLL, orr representative from
The "a Disiric,, On The I2lh ali., lie House
being In the Committee Of ihe Whole On
tie state of the Union, delivered a very
able speech, explanatory or The pead.rg
tax bill. Mr. morrill, is a member cf tie
Committee Of Ways and Means, wllo after
moH tsO<osgh examination reported tie
bin
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Correspond nee.

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i'e s'i'ea'ag i'iieF ,1eH slarp shco'er' at
'4'lea e i's "a Ar" era regiment vas wit
$50 r ~ s.s,ef fe''.aas e ihs pace II
~ poAgo 4''t AAp6hnitF'
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''''0's 9'' enc manu. ana "ash-
- +" 49, "'''''''' =" 'le 'sHeF me 'tisi rose
/" ''e.'' ,'a.0s' sl'o,He'ln5 's' ana covering cur
,'''' 80 "'''oi 'a''s"hs WIN ls'slira-
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