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The New York herald., 1862-12-14
TINE CAPTURE OF FREDERICKSBURG.
CONTINUED raox ylRE rAoRl
sssroysd SEVERAL government ind suisrJ wagons ana
ehsn hastily rotrsated The wires were subssqueat ~
paired.
Brigsdisr General seinwehr has since occupied Dunn
1fiss.
THE WAR NEWS IN THE CITY.

The news from Burnsides army before Fredericksburg
sought after yesterday with the most intense anxiety
by all classes Of the community. The city was full or
defeats, Victories routs and rallies being talked
about with much Enthusiastically every assertion
as as certain gospel truth and there was no doub
~atcver respecting its reality Tho scene yesterday OK
hibts striking light the extraordinary susceptibility Of
nhe public to ts Of excitement Notwithstanding the high
pitch to which the community has bcen carried dozens
OF occasions already since the rebellion began there still
no apparent falling of in the degree of excitement when
ever any unusual newske that Of yesterday-is tele
grahed from Washington. The people rush with much
'evdity to get the news they did on the memorable
when the guns OF the rebels opened upon
1hc gallant little garrison Of Fort Sumter. The
painful anxiety exhibited yesterday, and it was
useaiy aggravated by the uncertainty which prevailed
"a 10 the fact whether troops had won victory Or
suffered an ngorious defeat There is class Of mischief
makers who seem to take advantage Of every favorable
opportunity for the dissemination Of disastrous
An II would be relief to the community If the police
would only look up these troublesome customers whose
deleh, appears to be in the agony Of others Certainly
they are Of far dangerous class than the harmless
Sta prisoners who thrown into Forts Lafayette and
Warren at the will Of the Provost Marshals.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Hatchelor's Hair Dyc-the Best fs the
world nstananeous harmless aud reliable. Sold drug
tts peri everywhere Factory III Bare
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Cristaooro's Hair Dye, Prcservativc and
Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Astor House. The
Dye applied by skilfut artists
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

wigs, Toupccs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and Modavia Cream for beaufying the hair, NJ W. A.
BATCIiELUR'S, IL Bond s.iret
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rrusscs.--plmssh 4 C0.-RadIcnt Cnrc
Truss Once still at No vesry street As,er House NO
connection with any other ONCE o the same name AAv
afIetl hnnf
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Trusscs.-Marsh's Radical Cure Trusses,
corner Of Broadway aud Ann street. under Barnums hu
scum. lady attendant No connection with any other
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

SECRET SlcrErY AGAINST INDIANS IN MSvEsorA.-An
Int eigent trapIe from Of the counties OF
that secret society has been organized
having ramcatious all through the half Of
the state whose avowcd objects 70 hang shoot
every Indian suspected Of having any hand the
murdors
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Prizes Cashcd in ali Legalized Lotteries.
InformsaCn given. JOSEPH BhPbs. Broker..
No. II Wall street. No. l. New York.
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Best soop ins. Sc Is - mes Fyis's Q. X.

rtrs. y.insioSy's Soothing hyrmg, for
children vi thing only relieves the enid from pain,
bu veoraics stomach AMI Dowes cof ccs a. NY aan
syes tone and yiror 10 whole system 2Sccns bottle
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Eight Cnrtes De Visites rum ~, at K.
BALCIi'S l23 BOwery.
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BOurg, OF st. Louis ana iAst, tnou8a NOV eAs suo Veuo
40 not ssy that these distinguished preatss whose
memory Is cherished by ali. were their pupils In
soua sSsonai Tus tyre sy q ,ne vesera adj Die suipsns
Under their training there no reason why American
youth should not aspire 70 the same occeascaI dgny
Of department, IL not OF distinction In tho church.
The Sulpitians are We may say mon q God.
They are disintcrcsted
They are learned.
They are humble.
They are self. denying.
they are devoted to the education OF candidates for the
priesthood But whatever may be the extent OF their
SELF denial for Christs sake, thing certain. that
even before the world and In spite OF themselves they
are aud must be- looked as hghbred ana educated
nut III after ALL the sulptians may not be induced 10
take charge o this property wo must look IN other
directions those who will be able 70 carry out our In
IL Is not necessary st present TO ask any aid from the
faithful people OF diocese 70 sustain this undertaking
The providence Of Almighty God has Permitted that
enough should have been placed In hands although OF
rrht belonging diocese OF New York. 10 carry this
work through.
thc legislature % the state OF Now York IN favor of those
VII have here tcfore conducted what ~ called the Troy
~ tvcrsty will be denied TO, withdrawn from, refused
20 us We shall not bcgssrs at their doors Tor
uisry aid ui in all other respects We shall look to the
Legislature for protection a. encouragement.
We arc told that the building viii accommodate two
hundred and nfty students, allowing one student for
ca h room In that our Intention would be-
hit 10 It's internal arrangements ,here should pe .wo
IRA La 81 an at meals should be tor the theoIog
c a. s,trcn the other tor the prepraory. which the
lraa n ,if tns Petit Semnaire.
m - s.,.Sti,ns should ~ the charity hapituat 20
ta,r te Nj ng to tske charge Of tbs new establish
t.j. = tst a whole cost ~ ts pa chase. and when
ttt {st lt haze srrivcd, II Is CO isi that shalt in
9s@ aMn dee, and tsfy tkey some Of the other
Uasaas 3. tle sfo, loce ibcs, make dash at cocc
H. f8t nasiri, t,,, es Though the heavy lad OF
t M .rb.e NE ~ =. .,-sar,,, at the present
..S.t GN ~tthbishop CT lsew York
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Royal Havana Lottcry.--A Pre- m um OF
I2L per paid prizes Infornationi furnished
Highest price paid for dousons American gold and silver
TAYLOR a. co, Bankers
no l6 Wall street. NJ Y.
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Do Haas doing we'll with his marine pieces Inoso Vi
cabinet size he finds no difhcuny In dsposng OF.
verncrt has had severe attack Of Illness and has been
painting nothing OF moment since he finished his EBAY
and Market Of Rio Janero.o The picture Is now on or
hibtion at the Derby Gallery. !.
j. g. Brown continues TO devote himself 70 studies o.
chidren-a branch that he has made specially
Lazarus has completed couple Of cabinet pictures
interorswhicn distinguished by ell the coquetish'
ness and careful attention details that characterize the
works oy this artist He loses, however, occasionally N
nsh the spirit and vgor that he would gain were he 70
give iittl more freedom 10 his pencil.
Lang Nesting his laures after his last important
military achievement.
Guy Is painting portraits and genre pictures. He Is
conscientious and with viii make stcdy
way In his profession
Weir, the s6n Of the wost Point Professor, has taken
studio the Tenth street building, and occupied 10
painting landscapes
Won has couple Of small figure pictures progress
which promise well.
George L. Brown for 10 and Tuesday
evenings at snsdicors gallery, in Broadway, an auct
sale VI his Italian studies and sketches and also Of hs
large picture Of the White Mountains.
An artist named he vrics has committed TO
singular flight of FANCY II is political alcgory, IN shch
President Lincoln y PAINTED IN Roman tcga, .ut.
ported by seward, and the caaiig dccs Of the hen
mythology IN reprcsei ed encouraging NIs a fsc
from the temple Of. W, constitution the radca 3s
tics who have ber, undermining II. The pc 81
large size and quite curiosity IN It's way. Is t
seer al Ii LEROY rIaco. Blocker street.
TIC, scul,aors are da.sc much. Brown zt4 Fl +
q do in the Tcntu s.rect building hut has ba i..l
tunc 10 settle himself - hs osagi'r Laur a.t
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

An UNCOMMON womAx.-Mrs. Joseph Spencer. OF Long
Point six miles nor tn OF Clinton Indiana, gave birth 70
four childrcntwo boys and two grson Saturday night
Last. the 10Th ult.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

ENRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
IT HANDSOMELY DECORATED from. $50 upwards
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS DO. from. l. upwards
WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA sETs......... iper set
W. have the largest and
FINEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS
that been in the city and we respectfully nve tho
attention OF buyers. -
An variety of FANCY GOODS, specially imported
aud man ufacnred for the HoLIDAYs such as PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, CARICATURE FIGURES. PARIAk
sTATuARY, FRENCH CLOCKS and MANTEI ORNA.
MENTs. DRESSING TABLE SETS, STERLING SILVER
aud SILVER PLATED WARE, &C, Ac
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We shall In open "A invoice Of handsome
TOILET SETS which intend TO offer
AT GREAT BARGAINS, VIZ
GOLD BAND TOILET SETS, II pieces .$5 90 per set
C0L0RED BAND TOILET SETS. II pieces. 90 per set
WHITE TOILET SETS, III % set
Samples shown orders booked delivery when
Z. v. HAUGHwoUT a CO..
ls3, 400 and 492 BROADWAY, cor. Broome street.
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of the JePqtipgent, fund about S35, 900, to
carry into effect the resolution Of May last,
Tor the purchase of certain Congressional
!, .s from Gales & Seaton, the order for
the books having been filled by. them be-
tore the resembling resolution was passed.
VT. roscoe Conklipg moved to table the
ros So; negatiyed By three majority.
+. iLne House then proceeded to the consid.
Grafton OF the bill for the consideration of
Of the bill relating to claims for the loss
and destruction of property belonging 10
loyal citizens, and the damage done there.
to by the armies of the us. during the
present rebellion.
!! Mr. Webster of Maryland, spoke of the
tmPortancetof this measure, and of the
losses sustained by the border States which
necessarily succeeded their occupation by
our troops, whose animals must have for
age, and whose forests had to be cut down
for fuel or buildings occupied as quarters,
Messrs. Walton, Olin aud others spoke
on the question. Adjourned.
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From Menphis.


MsMPHts, June l7.-About $50 rebel Of
itcers and soldiers and about the same
number ofEcitlzens took the oath of ale.
ginnce yesterday.
Ia Colonel Stacks renly to the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen, regarding the
currency question; issued to-day, be saws
THOSE who. have been most active Ia getting
mp this rebellion are the very individuals
who pockets are loaded with confederate
notes, andtf 60 days time should be given
them it is only giving that much time
Tor those who are responsible for Its
issue to get rid of it without loss, and the
worthless trash will be found il the hands
OF the unsophisticsted and credulous, be-
sides should these notes be permitted to be
used as q Circulating medium, where the
flag of the United States floats, as far as
such permission could give character to
such treasonabl currency it would do so.
and thenithe very basis ofithe rebellion be
made respected by contract with the gov
ernment it seek to destroy.
The market is becoming glutted with
merchandise, which. can only be sold now.
tor Tennessee money, rather than to do
which, owners are disposed to ship their
goods back. 5f
The greater part of the stores are still
closed. The secesh owners of many of
them refuse to rent to Abolitiouists at any
price, s7i- 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

8-WHEELMG.-Th The Rrev. ]. B. Barnitz
has entered upon his new tield Of labor, at
Wheeling, Va. He needs no word of CONS
mendation from us TO a1peOple who have
already heard him in the pulpit, and who
have met him in their homes, Mr.. Bar
nitz is young minister, who gives large
promise of great usefulness, and he has
been placed by Providence in sphere in
prayers follow him. We know personally
enough of the community into which he
goes to feel sure, that Il will give him a
cordial welcome and that in his labors, he
will be sustained by the sympathy and Coz
operation not only of our own members,
but Of the good people Of other Eyangelt-
cal 0hurchess 81 hiEaatEP hid Lutheran.
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-. ReIegrapn aIarIEets. !

BLLTrtohE, june 1e.-Plour dun; Ohio ssts5 10
Wheat aetyes Ted drmsr. Corn heavy; white 5S6S
59s yellow SG96s. Oats hFmer. WhisEy advdt.ceSi;
S Saisa at 2I5Se PEoysions dull aud Unchanged.
Coffee quieti Rio 191@zle.
OINCNHAT1, June 9-FlOur dnll, and prfeOl tlroOr.
ing good suporine sold At s. 90 and atra at 81 IT,
wheat unch !nged; red 309S5c. Corn 3lc Oats
anil and uhsestles at 81 10 B round lots could mo-:
be sold at over 500 Rye dnll; offered at 4394Ic 10
= OaaEetl. HhlaSy advanced to 81 10 and
lnSood demand. There Is good demand EJI- IaFd:
country told at and city a T5 there is very lit
tlS otiertng. No demand for Bulk Pork or Bacon:
prices nominal Gloceries unchanged. - II 7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20
Washlngton. oounty,. 20, Nevvs..l

The Democrats of Washing ton county,
Pa, have nominated the following ticket
For Congress, Hon. Jesse Lazear, of Greene
county; For Assembly, VIM. Hopkins aud
VIM. Glenn; for District Attorney, James
R. Ruth; for Commissioner, Francis Nell
SON; Tor County Surveyor Francis Reader;
for Director Of the Poor John Burns; for
County AUDITOR Tlics. p. o'Hara.
The E1aminer hasSthe following about
the wool marKet =:
WooL.-But very little wool, compare
lively with ordinary seasons, his bcenSsold
in this county at this date. Growers are
generally inclined TO hold On ip the ezPecf
Iation Of higher prices The best author
tiles that We have been able TO consult
seem 70 agree that the prospects OF an adj
vance in rates are good. As We gather
from our exchange throughout Western
PENNSYLVANIA, Western Virginia. and Ohio,
there IS a pretty general disposition to hold
on, and ii possible, force the tide to rise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

b8eoGPr. AIrIuoUs sApE.2we under
stand that Capt. MilhOus, of the First Yir-
ginta Regiment, for whose safety some
fears have been entertained, has written n
letter to his wife, who resides in Martins
vile, opposite this city, announcing that
he is a prisonerOf war, and was about to
start towards staunton with Jackson's
army. Hewas captured, as has been pre-
viously announced, near Strasburg, at the
time Of the rout of Gen. Banks.
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ag 01l9g,lapl1.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Prom Washineton. 4 .


WAsHINGToN, y nnee1S.- medical board
was ordered to assemble at West Point on
the 18th inst, to examine into the physical
Qualifications of the graduntingIelass antl
to continue in session until the last Of
July, to examine the newly appointed ca
RFeyet Brig. Gen, Morris; Eolonsls az ne
second U. s. Artillery, has been assigned
to duty as military commander Of the city
Of New York and vicinity.
Col. Norris relieves Gen. Harvey Brown.
who has been assigned to duty as Chief OF
Artillery at the camp. of instruction ut Au-
napoIis, Nd. : AZ q - u
1t is reported that troops are constantly
arriving at Richmond
Gen, Gustavus w. Smith is. palsletl aRGl
unht for military duty in the rebel arinv!
There have been abbnt 1000 annofnf.
ments and promotions in the army since the
general orders of December last, accord-
ing to the papphlet just, issued, of which,
there are Major Generals IA, Brigadfer Cen
erals 93, Brigade Surgeons So. The adj,
dltional Aids de camp appointed by the
President alone, under the act of August
last are MS follows: Colonies 81, LIT. Colo
.nels 8, Majors "a, Captains o.. Three
6rigadleF Generals have resigned and four
declined.
The nomination Of j. B. Ssra6ot asl
.Brigadier General, heretofore confirmed by
the Senate, has been recohsidered and
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18@THE MUlIloAN MEN.-Tho strog-
glcrs from Col. Mulligan's Brigade were
sent down to the cattle depot of the B0lti-
more h Ohio Railroad on Wednesday night
under guard, and were sent eastward to
Join their regiment, which is by this time
at the school of instruction. in Annapolis,
Nd, go.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

I-ANoTuER RAILROAD AccrDExr.- A
few days ago man named Wheatly met
with an unfortunate accident on the Central
Ohio Railroad at SpenCer's Station. He
attempted to get upon n train which was
moving but missing his footing he fell be-
tween two cars, when the wheels ran over
his feet. Both of the unfortunate mans feet
were SO badly bruised that it was thought
amputation would be necessary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

D8r TnR FtasT VIRGINIA ISFANrRY.-
We learn from a member of the First Viz
ginia Infantry, who laft Luray, Page Co.,
last Saturday, that quite number of the
boys reported as missing, have returned to
their regiment. 1t was impossible to tell
with any degree of certainty who were
captured and who killed. Some time will
necessarily clapse before "a relia BILE list can
be made out.
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The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.

Publishod for tho betieat and As a warning and 4
caution to young men WhS suffer from NeFy6uaDo.
billy, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying nj the same
time tlO means of selGCur Byone who has cured
himself after being put TO great expense through
medical Imposition and quackery. ny enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES NAV be
iall OF the author, NATHANIEL AIAYFAIR. iss1.,
BeiiOrdi Kings Co., New York. ap44IydGW
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TT tly''.'Il. :

@WE are Indebted to MrKelyey, Of
the News Depot, corner of Quincy and
Market streets, for Cincinnati papers in
advance Of tho mails. Mac keeps every
thing in his liue, and is a very. clever man
besides. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

RB~GoNR 20 CAWP CliAsE.-Twenty+
one prisoners, who have been confined at
the Atheneum for some time, were semitic
Camp Chase yesterday morning.
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~ IS a~siPgplar, but most gratifying fact.
! s9at Notwithstanding the general com.
p p,, about the topghness of the times.
, S"s farmers generally appear to be less
b;i ~ iSE money lh lll usually and benre
good crops. 700 - - y sts''
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEI

TIE hFI9I l1V TIE WUHLD. ~ =
WILLIAM A. BATCIIELORs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to DO distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipjnfe the Hair In the Ieest rem
eea the i'll effects of bad yes, and nyIgurntos the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
SOFT and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
e. The genuine Is signed WILLIAM "A. BA1CII.
Flor, on The four sides nj edeh,L04.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
,,-., New York.
- -. ~ r9O'.A HeI -,..,r
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@-sOHG Of Colonel Mulligau's ''baBesY
ought to be with Billy Wilson down at
at Pensacola. They hayO the devil in. them
to a very great degree. The train bearing
the regiment stopped at Rowlsburgh, tho
other day, going east, when some of the
sOldtersjumped of the train and 'sItttinto'i
a small grocery, which they completely
Quilted before the Colonel came and drove
them away. woman who had the grocery
in charge, seeing her provisions vanishing,
became so exasperated that she seized a
cheese knife and went into the Mullgan's
right and left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

Z :
] bS5@ ECoNoMY IS WEALrH.-Save your
money by buying the saponifier, or Con-
centrhted Lyc, for making hard or soft Soap,
one pound will make nine pounds of good
Soap, or nine gallons of beautifulwhite
soft Soap, also Rabbits Concentrated Pot
ash, Bab5ites Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted, to
take tue stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale by Reed 4 Kraft.
PUR1HY YOUR BIooD by using Ayers sar.
saparilal, Lindsey's Blood searcher, Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John Bllps I'm
proved sarsaparilla, scovill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
lingers Fluid Extract Of Sarsapari.le and
DandelliOR. For saleaby Reed 4 Kraft.
BGrhaYe's Holland Bitters, Arnold's Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, Hoofland's Ger.
man Bitters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sanford's Liver InVigorator, .Kennedy,s
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and
KRAFT. :
StrJames Clark g Female P eriodical P ills,
Eoffs Pills, ToJd's pills, Ayers Pills,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, McLane's
and Jayne'ss Pills, kits Worm Plums,
Frey's Nermifnge, White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Paint land Yarnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes ia
great variety. For sale by
REID 4 KRAFT, s1
Centre Wheeling Drug Store. +
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WANTED

A C1ElRED EAY, to attend nu army officer. to
N Wl'un gaod wages and sfealy eaIpi.y nlrnt will
b give NouS but sober. u ably liFtsIii ~ al m.
ply. Application to he ulAde to AIAJOR Tit MILE
"n or bei"re Saiu slay. thT 2lst inst. I.sl-iis
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At the Capitol Of Pennsylvania they use the
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AT the Capitol Of Ohio they useth
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AT the Capitol Of New jersey they use the
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At the Capitol Of Maryland they use tho
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At the Capitol Of Virginia they use tho
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Thirty cents Is the retail price for pints Of the
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nSg-A REa1NsNT OF Ohio soldiers cross
ed the river at Benwood yesterday, and
proceeded eastward. g.
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an READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable uoIp PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style of writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If Won
want It, see "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword
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