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man tbe prss,ds,t * ~ IIn,t.d s,.,.. .rd NJ.
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THE NATIONAL UNIoA PARTY.

~. ~Ssfr IA 0o~vnoklon MAJ aanauuk1sd
- o"S- -"
n ~ sisy Of PAiiadslphis eonposSd Of delegates
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univsrss 70 give 70 the American people, pro-
ss.vdIv srssssu, far ths ,.tu,r ~ r.... a..,,.,.
- are lsrss majority Of their countrymsn in ell
sincerity TO forget and 10 forgive the mast rsvsrns
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tors rseardine the Union In Ia rsstorstiou A. more
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'--A W.T. 'ooA'ns WIN os'P snA''y 'n'o
The future q Of instant and eontinuins trial,
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tion Of prinsipss and purposes on whish they hsvs
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'y
1. W. nail Win grashade 70 Am'snsy ooo tne
end Of war and he rsturn Of psaes 70 our ahiotsd
and beloved land. ~
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which II eoufsus ard Al the restrictions whAsh u
Imposes upon the General 0ovssnmsnt unabridged
Ard uusitsrsd and Il has preserved the Union with
m. .n-.i ,.Ats a,.,,tv ana ...hor,v os,h. a.ssss
..-,, - - g. :
perfect snd uninpaisd. as. va -.HT D.
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Election OF q Mayor In Cincinnati.
CIScISNArI, August ls.-Ths City Council yes
terday elected Charles F. Wilstaoh Mayor Of Gin
cinnati, In place Of L. A. Harris, who resigned.
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Investigation OF the New Orleans Riot.
New ORLEANS, August ls.-Ths military invss-
tigating commission on the late riot will close their
labors about the middle Of the coming week.
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SroLex GooDs RECOVERED. -Oficer Fra.
fcund . bundle Of goods In boz, on q strsst, b..
tween Eighth and Ninth strssts, which had beer
stolen from the store Of W. r. Brett Sons, on =
street, betwssn -Rlghth and Ninth streets. The
good. were delivered 10 the owner, but the thieves
could not be found. -
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oArruRRD AND ABANDONED PROPERTY, Vi,
TWO HUNDRED Tor more, HoosHRAps LEAF I'd.
BACCO;

The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the oou
pss q ssSiord Roanohs Insshis. Campbell. Hes,y.
snburs and Charote comprising ali tie good tobsrsS
land, n the State. Much oft 10 Of the nssst quality
suuAbls Tor wrappers" and has been we'll cured ssd
uiaetursr and dealer rarely offered Should the %.
mAnd warrant, some three four hundred hoeshssd.
more may be added to the sale, which will eompiys
count.
Samples Of each hid. will be ready for inspection at
the sales room, ten days Prsesdps the day Of sais
TERMS
Cash, 10 Government Funds
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Fire At EImira, New York.
ELNIRA, N. Y, Aug. ia destructive fire last
night destroyed q foundry, several houses and the
canal stables. There were about So horses In the
stables, . numbered which persisted.
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by JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 co
IL AUCTfoNkRRs W.

The sale Of the UNCLAIMED PACKAGE uNoALI.rn
foR AZ ADvHRTIsED By THE ADAMS sxPRxss
GyoMrAHx viii commence at the Auction Rooms Of
James q. he0uire Go on THURSDAY HOkNIN1 A.
sust At 10 o'clock, and continue each day thsrs. ~,
until all are aold. =. "' '''"'s'
~ ordsri .. o. O. DuNN,
Agent Adams Rxpsess Conpsnv
-. J. @. MCGUIRE Co,
yD Auctions srx
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B. Church, president, Crosby g. Noyss, vice prssl-
dealt Janss !rassr, trsasursr @. r. Thompsos,
sssrstsry; Lswis fhenas, ,. D. Thompson, Dr. a
Mohus, and James Cornwall, directors.
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Law A ENCIEs.

LAW AG ENCIEs.. t.
T, Aw oFFIoE.
JsaanIAH g. BLAos,
BLACK, LAMoN ! co.,
CouHsnLLoRa AHp AffoRHlYs AZ Law
IN THE suPREnI COURT OF THE UNITED srArRs,
rHR COURT OF CLAIMs,
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT,
TEE IxBCUrIvH DEPARTMENT. AND
s00MMITTERs OF CoNaRRss
OFFICE, zoe Y0URTEENTH STREET,
dsls-u Directly Opposite willards' Hotel
G. A R
n. II. MILLER,
JUsf1OE OF THE PEACE,
OYYfCR, NO. 81 NINTH STREET wRsr
Near Psnnsylvania avenue,
would repeatedly inform his frisnds and the public
generally that he now attending 10 all legal business
sssh .; adni.iss.ri.s The Am,ssy we'll Is Al other
Landlord and Tenant Netiess, Be-, ks
Legal Advice given In all its branches.
Particular attention paid 10 the collection Of dsbs
and siains In general. iss4.U
-
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WASHINGTON County.
Tho Board of Commissioners Of primary schools
for Warrington county have recently elected the
following teachers for the ensuing year: r..
District No. ], Joseph Csmmsckj No. 2, Mis-,
Carrie Ferris; No. 5. Mas 4. " Carpenter; No. 4,
Joseph H. Kune; No. 8. Miss Kate Clusksy; No. Q,
Miss Eliza Miller; No. Z, Henry Hardy and Mis-
8. p. Absll. The colored sehools-District No. 2,
Mrs. Mary Boffsyj No. 8. Harvey Smith; No 4,
Alfred Bolton, (oolorsdj) No. o, r. A. Lawton; No.
7, J. 8. Lore. .. H
The Commissioners also decided that the pay Of
male teachers Of white schools should be $40 pes
annum; female teachers Of white schools, $40 Der
snnumi oil teachers Of oolored schools. $40 POI
annum.
An appropriation Of $50 was made to plaster the
new school house for colored children In the Sew.
enth district, recently erected by tho National
Fresdmen's Relief Society.
An appropriation Of $50 was also made to pur.
chase charts TO teach the elements Of reading,
grammar and geography for the colorsd pupils in
District No. 5.
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Movements OF General sherman.
OMAHA, Aug. l7.-Gsn. Sherman and several
stat officers, accompanied by Senator John Shsr
man, arrived here yesterday. They leave here TO-
morrow, by the Union Pacific railroad, on their
way to Fort Laramie and the mountains
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WASHINGTON, AUGUST ., 1866.
Sealed proposals will b. received by the undsrsgnsd
until IL IN. MONDAY, August 20, Instant for con.
struetng . Sewer In street north and through the
alley Of Square ass The will DO eighteen Inches
in thickness. with the necessary "drops,'' ke.
sewer, and Per piece for the drops"
The Mayor 10 himself right to reject any
or all bids. None bat practical mechanics need bid
aull.sotd ... r. WALLACE, Mayor.
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Auction sALMs
LIMITED sTATEsMARsHAL's SAIL

c.a. sirSs Of writ Of fsrf yscfas. issssd from Tie
Cnas Vmes OF the Supreme Court Of tbs Dstriot al
SoianSia sd to m. directed, viii sell 81 psbiis Ssis
~ ne auction store Of Thomas Dowiiss No.
~ ~ sness Nreet, oeorgetovn, d. c. on TURgDlY ~
list DAY Of August, instant, 1885, al Ia o;ciacs
..,,.. ONE soRREL MARS,
Wiian Kills. and will be sold to satisfy Erssntn. "a
LIZ, n aver Of J. Adler Co, use Of n n G.ss,o
,s An Mis- D. O. 0o0DfN0
seIV-eN B Marahsl n
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W. D. CoorHn. Al. RAaAs
TOOP f r & r A q A N,
~ (saeesssors Of Jas. Giirvilg,)
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET IRON -wORKRRs
<s7 Rlsvsath Street., above Ps,z'a Ave-, ....
wAsHIHor0N, D. o. 'ia' .'.r.
- Particular attention paid to rspalrng Hurssess,
Ranges. Psror Heaters. &s, aad all work warranted.
jslS.w1ns b. 81. H.f...
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GARRorkD AND RoBBED IN rHE DAYTIME
On Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, mar
named John Hill. while passing down Four-and.a
half street, near the canal bridge was attacked By
two soldiers Of the 6th cavalry, who knocked him
down and robbed him Of $3.50 In arssnbasks bill
shoss, dissharys from the army, and other papers
omosn George Q. Mile! and Thonss Britt having
been notified Of the robbery, immsdiatsly sxsrtsd
themselves TO catch the villisns 0ss was arrested
Of the restaurant Of William Kennedy on Eleventh
street, between Ohio avenue and Q street, and b,
was taken to the Central guardhouss uhsrs b,
gave bis name as Thomas Rrwin. lie was fully
identified by Hill a. one Of the parties who robbed
him. .r|
About eleven O'Clock on Saturday night 0dicsri
johnson and Harris arrested . man who gave hi.
name as George Bryan, In the First ward. He wa,
handed over TO Officers Britt and Miller and iden.
titled % one Of the parties. Both the men had q
hearing before Justice Morssll, and were sent 70
jail for court Eighty dollars Of the stolen money
and the papers were recovered at . restaurant,
where they had been left by Kirwin and Bryan.
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E0R SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
IL LAR0n THRER-AND.A.HALP STORY BRICK
H0ysn, IaiErkkH Ro0ks, KITCHEN, LARoR
UNDER THI WHOLE HOUSE,, The iot contains over
u, 900 feet Of ground under cultivation, with grape
Wines, fruit trees, shrubs, novs. ke 0As and water
throuvhout the house 10 sf.t.eisss rssidsass, and
u sAs q the aasst loesoas IN the city Address q
U, j. thia oaes' jyla.u
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.
EvsNIra oY PLEASURE

ExcRLsIoR TENT OF REcHABIfEs
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INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
MINT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL RuspRRp HoosHRAp op pr,p v,p-
oINiA LEAF .H a4
TsEAsrRr DEPARTMENT, J
CrarnA Hnr.-

TsEAsrRr DEPARTMENT, J
-. Cusron HorsR,
hIsnhoSp VA, August 0, 1860.
ksq supsryi.ns Special Agent, there will Be sold K;
Highest bidder q public suction at II O'CLOCK 10
,hs forenoon o. WRDMesDAY, the 9th day Of ssptsn
Der nsxt, at wIEsroH's BUILDING, corner Of Fonr-
tenth and Cary streets. In the city Of RIcHMUNp
VIRGINIA, the following described
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HOUS E WANTED.-A MEDIUM
IL BLEED HOUSE. thoroughly furnished, with
modern improvements, In healthy loeatiou is wanted
q = responsible party Address Lock Boz s4. Post
oaess -. jysi.u
d DOM AND BOARD WANTED BY A
~ gentleman and wife In private family residing
north the Avenue and within four squares Of the
RErustIcAx oaes Address. 4. B. O., once Of NATIONAL
moderate No professional boarding house keeper need
apply. AMI
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d ADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
1856 BROADWAY,
New Y0Rx,
Nearly opposite Grace Church.

THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
IL subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the personal estAts Of
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
day Of August next; they may Otherwise By law be
excluded from all bsnsAt Of the said estate
Given under my hand this sth day Of August A. d.
1906. SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS,
au9.lwsw Administrator.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
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'UnEhOOnI DEE AhImE NT, - .I.aH
Il slnEgT .s-.H .rtaf . d Auausr "a, 1896
hotos u hereby given 10 hoidsrs Of Csrtiieatss Of
Deposit Of Temporary Loan other than those issued for
clearing house purposes thai the Treasury Department
10 prepared to redeem the aams presentation Of the
interest thereon TO the tims Of presentation between
this date and August 28h and that after the latter date
interest will cease on sueh certificates.
n. McCULLOCH,
aul7-tAu26 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE Al
w The onss The Nstionsl Republican.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
" kti't.D

8 GOOD Journey n.en TA'LoRS, to whom good
-waEes aud .tsaay employ nent wall he given
lnauraot jams III IthiNn,
ssFSI aesressuss ~ TRfter
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

There was considerable excitement in
this city last evening among Fenian cir
Giles, owing to the circlation Of rumor
to the effect that James Stephens had act
ually arrived in this city, by the steam
ship Fulton, from HAVANA. The news
soon spread abroad, and, as a conse-
qnence, the Fenian headquarters in Un-
ion Square, and the various newspaper
offices were beseised by hundreds Of anx-
ious inquire re- As to his actual arrival,
we were not able to learn up to late
hour last night. If he did come, and had
his whereabouts been made known, he
would have undoubtedly been the recipi.
ent Of popular demonstration. The
greatest importance is attached to his ar
rival here, as it is supposed that the af-
fairs of the Brotherhood will become
more settled and their plans made more
effective. The excitement was kept up
ill late hour, the impression being that
Stephens must have arrived. We under
stand a nocturnal visit was paid the
watchman on board the Fulton by posse
Of axious admirers of the Distinguished
Head Centre, FIR the purpose Of gaining
information, but they had to return with
out ob.ang anything satisfactory. At
headquarters iu Union square, yesterday,
the greatest retcence on the subject pre-
vailed. I, is well known that Stephens
has been in and out Of ireland upon moro
occasins than one since his escape from
r edmond Prison. 1t is thought his pres
ence here will result IN settling the exist
ing difference between the two branches
Of the organization. 1t is said that pre-
v'ous to leaving Ireland Stephens made
81! necessary arrangements to keep the
organization in good order while he is alb
sent, and tqat in short time be vii! be
ready to strike blow for Irish indepen-
deuce. For all Of those reasons, there
fore, bis arrival is a matter Of oonsidera-
Bile importance to the Brotherhood. IN.
Y. Meas.
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How Men '.B,ist tp.D

Men with unassuming wives never fail!
1t is the husband Of such women as Mrs.
Dash and Lady Brilliant who find them
selves face to face with the Sheriff and
certain mysterious documents adorned
with red tape and wafer big enough for
target exercise. The desire Of New
York feminine is to ou.shine her Eeig h-
bors---not in mental requirements, but in
gingerbread ornaments and gold ndged
scQl'les. Ii Mrs. Dash gets up game
supper--w ooIoocks stuffed with gold dust
-L.dy BriIliAn, takes the wind out Of
her sails by getting up another, in which
the prevailing dish will be birds of para
disc swimming in gravy made Of melted
pearls. /. is this rivalry and not dab
bling in railroad Stocks" that brings ru.
iuation to the fast men Of Wall street.
The "H-fortune" of which they so much
complain, is no more nor less than a
brainless wife. Ii they wculd come back
to happiness, they must direct their at
tention, not to the fluctuations Of The
stock market, but to the ruinous absurd
ties OF their own fires idss. Thousand
dollar repas.s don't pay, while the mer-
chant who purchases one hundred dollar
handkerchief for - duck Of q wife,"
should not wonder if the time event1-
ally comes when goose Of hus-
band lacks shirts, Or be lily supplied
with them
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

Radicalism does not seem to thrive ev-
en- under the immediate protection Of
Thad Stevens. The Jacobin old lady,
Mrs. Swisshelm. SO soon AS the profits Of
her clerkship in the quartermasters de-
partment were cut off BY her removal,
found it impossible to meet the losses OF
her publication Of, the Rccons,ructioniss
and that odorous sheet has been compelled
10 suspend. Ths Rsconstruct,onist was
one OF many Journals which the people
will find it very easy to do without in their
return to the old order Of peace and I'M
ion. The radical retiring list il being in.
creased dsily.-Dub. Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

"Don't lay in that posture, DEAR said
Mrs. Darlington to her nephew, who was
stretched upon sofa. with his heels a
fusi OF two Aixtsr than h,s head. a'Don't
lay 50; mise yourself up. And. put this
p,lpw under you.ssI kDew. q young naa
once, who had a suggestion of the brain,
in consequence Of laying so--his brains
all run down in his headi aud with this
admoni.ion. she left him TO his nap IN the
little back sil,ing-room .t-s.s #~H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

When AND T'oTnER Fritz, who
raises pigs and cabbage in Napa county,
Cal, appeared before Judge Il, a. u
witness, says ali exchange: 2.~~.""."
Queston--"H hat is your namef'
Answer. we'll, | calls myself Fred,
blu. may be sol don't know-it is Yaw-
cup. You see, Chuage, mine mudder she
have two little boys: one Of dem vas me,
and one vas miie broder or one vas
mine broder, and t'other vas me; l don't
know vich aud ! vas chust SO old as
mine broder vas young, or mine broder
vas chust 50 old as me, dop'. know vich;
and mine madder she don't; and one Of
US vas named Fred, and to,htr Ya@sup,
or one Yawcup and tother Fred, don't
know vich and one Of US 60, died-but
but mine muddsr, she pever could tell
vether it vas me or mine, broder vot got
died !; so, Chudge, l does not know vether
am Fred or Yawcupi and mine muddar,
sLs don't know ..s- 49,. 49, r~-
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And . h - stock OF
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Buried alive and dug Out--A Strange
story.

A volunteer in one Of the Connecticut
regiments was in the. advance Of the grand
army Of the Potomac 10 1863, was taken
sick, died and was buried, your cores
pendent performing the sad rites over the
remains Of his dead body. A volley was
fred over the grave and the soldier was
left to his long sleep The correspondent
was Lonorably discharged, and he had for
gotten in the rush Of events, his comrade
sleeping BY the banks Of the Rapdan,
when the other day, in Hartford, who
should appear before him but the same
buried soldier 1t is not strange that he
felt o curious sensation come over him
that he looked at the figure before him
without speaking ; that he stepped aside
when the other advanced to him with out.
stretched hand. Tho oenoument is thus
given:
"Old chum, don't you know ne ~
Said |, YES, do! But what in the
name of God are you doing here? l
helped to bury yqu once in Virginia |"
"Lknow tina. some ones bdried me, aud
Railways thought that you, was one II
them, as you vas always 50 KIDD 70 ms
hu, you see now said be, offering NE
his hand, ",hat am flesh and blctd."
shook hands With him, and he told
me tha, he was in france when be was
buried, aud Ihat be was digging his way
rebels came along and assisted him -
They then sent him to Libby Prison,
where they kept him in durance for
year. Then they sent him 10 Georgia,
who're he remained till the war was ended,
when he was released.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

IRr.u WIr-An American gentleman
travelling in Ireland hired q pure native
Is u servant, who he thought could give
him information about the country. Oh
.eryng q beautiful residence at some
distance, the following coloquy ensued:
Gent -"Patrick, who lives there 7"
serv,. - It's Mr.. Fitzgerald, that's
dead, SIR
Gent. What did he die OFF,
Servt.-"He died of Thursday, SIR"
Gent How long has he been dead,
Patrick p
Scrvt.-"If he had lived til! next Thurs
day. sir, he'd be dead year"
Gent. -"Have you taken anything to
drink, to-day, Patrick p
Servt.-l will, SIR"
Gent.-"Wel', what shall it be? will
you take raw liquor, or will you have
sroy, or shall make you a toddy
Servt-"lf your honor please, | will
take raw liquor FIRST. thin can be drink
ing the grog while you are making the
toddy."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

T.. ..s -. NOTICE.
HluND dead, the 27th day Of February
II last, on the " est side of tn Nerm iliun river
in Clay county, Dakota Territory, man by tho
name Of JAMES HOGAN, abo ut - years OF age,
form erly \ soldier in the English army and dur
Ing tks last war . private n the 9th Penns.hs'
MIA Cavalry. mario-lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

The negroes Of Richmond forgetting
that With the death Abraham Lincoln
their right to turn public grounds into
places for picnic pow vows ceased, pro-
posed celebrating demonstration through
the streets of Rich mond on the third of
April, the anniversary Of the evacuation of
that city by General Lee. The white cit
izens protested agains. the movement,
aud committe of them waited on the
President to secure an order for its sup
preston. AS Richmond is under militia
W control the commander iu-chief of the
army very properly ordered tina. no de-
monstralion be made which would lead to
disturbance Of the peace. OF course the
radical journals howl over the intelli-
gence, but what does it matter? Pres
ideut johnson has his work to do,
aud he quietly and determinsdly goes
obou. it, Dub. Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
Marriage and Celibacy,

4 n Fssay Of warning and instruction. Tor Young
N Men. Also, dis .aas ~ q abuses which prsmn-
tursly PROSTATE tho vtal Powers with sure means
Of reisf Sent freq Of charge, In sealed letter
Hopes. Address j. ekILtlN HOU0HTON. How.
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