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9Th inst, by the Rev. W. Chafin, MIR. Albert Moody, Of
Marion, 3. c., to Miss Mary e. daug ter Of B. King,
Esq : 81. 5- s-s 8
At Christ Church, Macon Ga. on Thursday afternoon
the 7h inBt Mr. William Matthews, of Charleston, s.
c., to Miss Irene Graybil, of Macon city.
On the Sd instant at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, Ashvfe North Carolina, Mr.. W. A. Camp
Land, formerly Of sparanburg. South Carolina.
On the I'd instant by E Wall. Esq, Mr. James Cartee
TO Miss Eyeline Gilbert, daughter Of Colonel Isaac Gil
bert.
On Thursday, the S1st ulhmo by Rev. G. Lee, Mr.
Tennessee carPentes Of Rutherf1rd county, N. Co. and
On the 10th ultmo. by Vim. Mcdll, Esq. Mr.. VIM
Barber and Miss Margaret McCarer all Of York District
On the 22d ultmo, by VIM Mcain, Esq, Mr.. Robert
Harvey and Miss Rosanhah Henry all OF York District
At the house of the brides ther the 17th Of Janu
ary, by Rev. James T. McElhGney, Mr.. ". T. Barnes
and Miss N. E. Wyatt, all OF York District
On the Sd ulHmo. by Rev. William Curtis, Mr. Samuel
Bottles, ofTennessee and Mira. Maggie Dunn, of Union
District.
On the Doth ultmo by Rev. J. E. White MIR. John
Cairnes Of York District and Miss Margaret j. Donald
son, of Chester.
On the 29th ut at the residence of G. A. Dorsett ESQ.,
in Covington, Ga by Elder william L. Beebe, MI B. K
Miller OF York District s. c., and Mrs. Mary j. Green,
OF the former place.
At Linden, As 1th January, 1867 at the residence OF
tho BRIDES father the Hon. james A. Young, John T.
Walker, Esq, Of Greensboro Ala, to Miss Henrietta j.
Young, Of the former place.
On the 23d January, by Rev. Marion Boyd, Captain
Charles Virgil Hamilton, Of Aa to Miss Mary Perry,
OF Edgeaeld District 8. G.
Isaac A. Keller to Miss Mary @. Adamson, all Of Abbe
vile District .ls.-
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MARRIAGES..
w. H. SMITH,
Clerk of Council,

By Rev. J. ]. Bonner. on Thursday; tho l7th
January, Mr. William McAdams and Miss Elmina Trib-
bic, all OF Abbcvile District, S. c.
On Thursday, the oath January. by Rev. ]. l. Bonner
Mr. John T. Townes aud Miss Julia L. daughter OF COL
T. j. Roberts, both Of Anderson District, s. C.
On Wednesday, 3Oth January, BY Rev. ". E. Walters
Capt james Pratt OF Abbeve District, and Miss Susie
Sharplon, Of Edgefeld District
BY Rev. Thos G. Herbert the evening of the Oath
JAM 1867 Mr.. C. G. Waller to Miss Emma c. Coleman
daughter of Mr.. Thos L. Coleman, all OF Greenwood
$. C..
On Tuesday morning, 5th instant at Shelby, North
Carolina by W P. Love, Esq, MIR. Lafayette Nelson,
of SIartanburg, South Carolina to Mrs. Sue Bradbury,
of Newborn, North Carolina.
Dy Dr. j. ". Vandiver, Oh the 7th instant Mr. VIM.
T. Clanon to Miss Mary A. Scay a of Spartanburg Dis
trict.
At Society Hill s. G., Thursday oath January 1867,
by Rev. T. Danes Hay, DR.. A. A. Mcqueen, OF Mont
gomery, Ala to Miss Saic W., daughter OF Captain S
W. Evans, OF Society Hill, S. c.
By the Rev. R. Napier, on Tuesday, January 2?d, Mr.
P s. Wiggns OF Williamsburg, to Miss Martha Myers
Of Marion.
On the o2d ult., by Rev. D. E. Frierson MIR. A. s.
Gregg to Miss Rebecca Davis, all Of Marion
On the 3Oth ult by Rev. J. o. B. Dargan, Mr.. Robert
Heron, OF Timmonsvile, to Miss Salie E. Napier OF
Marion
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SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

TINHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that OF any other in the far-famed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
the high encomiums OF nll who have used IT, possess
Ing does in eminent degree, cahartc. durettc
Alternative and tonic qualities
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delphia, formerly of Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1866.
have been for year or more past in the habit Of
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them for much of the comfort enjoy, am salts
fed that the E1ccsor Water Is as well adapted as any
other among them not so to the purposes for
which they generally employed is very agreeable,
strongly mpregnated with the carbonc acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscienhously
recommend 1t to all who need gentle cathardc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. ID.
The Water ia put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping, Pints in boxes Of
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen each
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship George Upton Crowell, Boston-left Sat
urday 9th inst. Mdze. To Salinas, and othors- The
List OF congnees not having yet reached u.s. we are un
able to publish it.
Locke, Oglgie, Kiinck Wickenberg. " 9 Tilton
Hurkamp & Co, C Grsye'ey, Little Marshall Rail
road Agents, j Thompson Co. Poppenheim,
Noise. silcos Levin, Jr bart Co. Linienlhal !
Cowperthwaite, Kelly, David, D Briggs, Cameron,
Barley Co, ] Adger Co, W Russell Il Co, W
Bliss Hall, q Woodman Order, and others The
Roeson has heavy weather on the passage
nandina and Savannah. 81 bales Cotton, and Mdze
To Mahoney, Jr, G. Ingraham, Eraser Z Dill Roper
& Stoney, Southern Express Co. L King, Enslow &
Co, " Williams, Willis & Chisom, Adams 3; Frost,
Wardlsw & Carew Hunt Bros
steamer Elizn HancoI, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hi1ton Head, &C. Sc bales 8 Cotton and
& Henry, Southern Express Co. Hopkins, MCPHERSON 4
Co, Parker Child Ferguson Holmes, White PANE
IN THE oFF1NG.
Nor bark Gladstone, Evensen, Liverpool.
Br bark Tecumseb, from Liverpool
Cleared z Yesteriiay. S;,.s
Steamship Carroll Hudgns, New York-courtenay &
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore &
Trenholm.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Carroll Hudgins, New York
Steamship Sen Gull, Dutton, Baltimore
Steamer Dictator, Co1etter, Paatka, via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Brig castliau Hsrdenbrook, Matanzss, Feb 1.
schr D Warner, Adams New York, Feb IL:
-. Cleared for this Port.
schr N W Smith, Tooker at NewYork, Feb H.
Schr Transit Stetaon, at Boston, Feb IL.
Schr Viola, Freworgy, at New York, Feb II.
schr Peter Boice, Adams, ut New York, Feb r.
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GnAN-Wheat is offered in small lots, but there is not
competition among buyers, and prices In the absence OF
sales, nominally unchanged Corn-46oo bushels
white and bushels yellow received white was bet
ter with small lots of prime selling at 81 0oa! o6 loo
bushels mixed do s1a1 03 OF yellow 5000 bushels sold at
96 cts and bushels do at 81 cts Oats were In light
receipt to-day; market better; sale Of 1000 bushels re-
ported at 58 cts.
MoLAssEs-We report sales of IA puncheons Deme-
rara ut 42a45 cts per gallon.
PRovIs1oNs.-There continues an active demand for
Bacon to fill Southern orders We report sales OF 100
hhds including 80 hhds clear rib Sides at l3c go do rib
at 12c 20 do Shoulders at II cts lot Of old Western
shipping Hams 1c; quote best sugarcured new II cts
Bulk Meals are rm sales Of 900 lbs clear rib Sides
cts; quote Shoulders, packed sHc Barreled Pork--We
report sale Of so 100 bbls Western at S2l Co. and 70
bbs heavy do s22 small lots prime mess $40 and prime
s1s so per bb Lard steady with sales Of 10 tcs Western
at 1870.
R1oE-sale of 100 bags Rangoon at s14c. Carolina is
held firm at 10Aal1c.
SALzContnues steady before quoted for lots from
Dealers viz For Liverpool Ground Alum So 20s2 25 do
fine So 20a3 Is per SACK and Turks Island 6O cents per
bushel
SUaAR.-The market is quiet but firm. We report
sales of 15 hhds Demerara vacuum pan, at cts
and Is do Porto Rico at u s We quote fair to good
refining af 10Hal02s cents.
WHIsKEY.-The market continues dull, and quotations.
in the absence of sales difficult to give Quote u 2Oa
2 rs for good to straight brands.
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CORRESPONDENCE DAILY NEws.l
Er.- N6o<anzas. ~.

CORRESPONDENCE DAILY SEWsI
From Mntanzas.
MATANsAS, 9Th February -MusooyADoY SUdARs.-
Quotations firm, as follows, viz: Inferior to Common
s@64rls; Fair Refining to Good Refining 6K@7rls.;
Fair Grocery to God Grocery 7K@7Hrs.; Prime to
Choices none.
MoIAssEs.A our last the inquiry for this sweet
has remained active, and all receipts up 10 the end Of
this month already engaged, it being now quite diff
cult to obtain any moderate cargo for immediate dev
cry at higher rate than those formerly granted The
sales comprise about 5000 hogsheads CT yed mostly Of
which at 4rls. keg; cargoes at 44@4rs keg,
and 1000 hhds. Muscovado at keg Some small
vessels have left for Cardenas where Clayed has been
selling at A. girls keg for Immediate shipment
FaEIeHTs. UNITED sTATEs.-Per hid. Sugar S5A@5H;
per ITO gallons Molasses s3A@4
ExoHANoE.-New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Bal
timore so days 24@2l per cent. discount nominal
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! Havana Market.
icars,ponaenoe Of tie Journal of conmerce.l

iCa5rsspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, February t.-Buring the wesk, closing I'd
inst we had good deal Of action 10 the sugar market
and sales of many small lots IT prices fully sustaining
last quotations.. Among twentyeight or thirty tansac-
lions there but 1880 boxes two Of 500 each and
one Of NO. covering in all and of all classes 6842 boxes
Nos IL and IL browns Standard may be repeated firm a
la4s2K per 100 1bs sa8N reals per arobe Shipped
the past business week from Havana and Matanzas,
boxes and S53 hogsheads OF which for New York.
800 boxes and 85S hogsheads; Philadelphia, $40 boxes,
and to New Orleans 296 boxes: balance to European
ports leaving stocks IN the two ports Of 103893 boxes
and 825 hogsheads against for same period on last year
1079 975 boxes and 7107 hogsheads. :. =
MorAssKs-Sales made for small cargoes, for de.
livery at outports at 4sAh reals for clayed and
reals for muscoyado. -.....,. .-s,-,.. ,;.,. =.
+ RUM-As last advised and In fair demand
= LEAF ToBACco-Quahtea for filters only inquired fr
during the past two weeks and very little bunesB dorc
owing extreme pretensops ol holders and produ
The crop Is full OF promise now, and the prospects
of producer and twisters better Filters which went of
Quick az S26 are now moving slowly at $50.
sEaAns-Old and new Of ready sale at the latest ad
yised rates. Thereahty of more gold In sraitened
circulation will give animation and fresh hopes to OUR
industrial and trade interests, e,i.s ~ t..1.t s1a
FRR1GHTs-Large vessels not In demand and leaving
In baIBt seeking for home ports Last charters ad
vised o-For New Orleans Dutch brig Aop to load 800
hhds inolasses, In this port ct &c gallon, delivered
British brig Gertrude, CO. 900 gals do at 4Hc gallon
Do Lady Monk, $1,000 gallons at Matanzas at Axe p
gallon. ..sjzes. go
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1866-67.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 12-CorToN-Our market
was dull to-day: no Gales effected, closing at atS2h@33c
for Middling Upland
CoFFEE-We report further sales of 100 bags fair Rio
ex-Aquidneck, terms not anspred Also 200 bags com
mon, from second hands, at 161ac. gold.
FLouR-Is dull and slow of SALE Within few days
past 900 bbs City Mills low grades Extra have been
akon export at S11 Today the only sale worthy Of
notice was 100 bbls Northwestern Super at $40 25 Ex
brands offered freely at s12@s12 60 the latter for
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Viola, FreWorgy, at new forK, req II.
Peter Boice, Adams, ut New York, Feb Il
NIemora nda.

Th, brig josie DeYereauI. Clark, from this port for
Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole. Feb 10.
Brig Puul Maria rusl, from Bordeaux (Royan, Oct ~
for this port was fallen In with Goth ul Lat So 2 lon "
O5 with rudder disabled by steamer George Washington
.at New Orleans. "a
The Savannah Republican. of yesterday says The Br
ship Mary Raymond, on Wednesday afternoon last lay
tide; shp considerably strained; her bottom buried
eight feet esan She full Of water, and the sea
breadng over thodeck. There very slight prospects
of her eIricaon. survey will b, held on her to-day
The Mary Raymond is 67s tons; rates u In tho Anei
can Loyds Is three years old; s valued at o0 and
is about half insured Her owners Robbins and
others, of Yarmouth, N g. -
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savannah Market.


SAVANNAH, February 14.-The market generally dur
part Of It there seemed to be appearance Of little
more activity There ia but little change. however to
notice In prices.
ExcHAFGE-There was good deal on the market this
week. but the rates have not changed Banks and bro
kers were buying sight checks on New York at AsH .
cent discount. We would quote Sterling Exchange at
from A44 10 145H. #.-uz. .a..5.-,...-
ward tendency quote buying rates at 1SsalS4 and
selling at 138
R1os-Business stn continues dull and prices remain
unsettled Clean Is held In lots at e@9hc.; retail 9H9
1Oc There was but very little ifany rough rice brought TO
market during theweek, and it is yet held at about the
same hsuro us Inst week-s2@S2 80.
FRErGHTs-Are extremely dull. The steamers geE-
orally full but sailing vessels are wanting freghts
especially to the West Indies few vessels are thinking
of going In ballast not being able to obtain freights.
CoTroN-Durng the early part Of the week the msrke
had appearance Of more activity but for the past two
days 1t has been very dull There few buyers In the
market and the purchases made are speculative. The
news from Liverpool and New York have been discour-
aging but holders slow to admit decline preferrng
to hold on. the receipts are about decreasing On
Wednesday there few sales Of Mddling made at
81 Hc but that price could not be obained to-day We
will therefoe quote:
Low Mdding. ..................I9H@So "a
M1ddhng. o.
strict m1ddl1ng. .ol36Gy--'
The receipts Of Cotton at this port for the week have
been 1880 bales against S532 bales for the previous week.
showing decrease Of l72 bales. The exports during
the same prrod 63A bales against 1899 bales last
week. The stock on hand and on shipboard :s 3S,8O7
bales
SEA IsLANDsThere Is change to notice in this grade
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Geo Upton, from Boston-Capt D W
storer, G. D. Dodge W b " Grey: wife and children
Per steamer Kate from Palatka, via Jacksonville, &c
L King, L Boyle, King, Whitaker, Williams,
Daniels Macon, Miss Rudolph, Miss Jefords, Mrs
Ludowig and daughter, Davis, Mckenzie, Dun
Per teanaer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via Beau
fort, &c-E Warfeld, A Gambrill, d Naide. Buck,
NJ Gragg, Capt Brandt 8 Howard, Capt Hughes and an
lndy Chiso1m Richardson, J Strobhert Miss Smith,
W + Kyley, Rev J Fripp, Miss r Lesesne Mrs
Troupe and daughter, and 25 deck.
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening POSI- Of Tueslay, February
18th, says:
The loan market is easy, with tendency to lower
rates. Call loans six per cent and very few old en-
gagements now running at seven. On Governments
the rate is ve The accumulation OF surplus iunds Is
increasing
For gold this forenoon the following were the leading
quotations.: TO- 156 1030 1856 II, 1877; II :30, l36
1880, 1863; !, 1861; 1:30 1861; 2, 1864
Foreign exchange is dull Bills at sixty days on Lon
1851 for bankers do at short sight, 1O9ha0sA Paris at
sixty days. 5.2Oa5.1sH; dc at short sight 5l6%a5l5
Antwerp 521Ha5.20; Swiss, 5.20a5.1SA; Hamburg,
men, 7SA SAa79; Prussisn thslers, T11Sa72H
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ERE CoLLEan OF Ilal CIaRLHs1oN SOUTH CARoLMA,
va,'os AZ, &C.,. ~ iSoi; .. ~, oe
~ 5He,e,so~ sas o'' ''s
sSHsrTrnxs resolutions: adopted at meeting Of
the Trstees Of the College held ON the 9Th instant am
instructed to solicit your consideration Of several mat
inportance 70 the Insttatia and 70 the public
sT6e- hfS .a - 81 eaeSs.4g ms95apsesSn
theI Iibrsy ofthe College This Library sts chiefly
sas ao@sen ss . nom nI = @ ana Iae os
@ sae y LOT say aarg ga tas h So ss were pre-
o a. shslSss oS te S;Srary without Ioss and % With
scarcely any injury They form together collection Or
about 5000 volumes selected Vito remarkable care and
1t seems due 70 the snghtened pubic spirit which
ichsd bv fha1n 10 nnyie ss far "a circmstancea neT
INIT te, Perpetnatng the benefit It would be scarcely
s1'n s Dot Dts al,na p
ISssrsry institution.
The second matter Is the e1pediency of keeping in
ired the buildings OF the COLLEGE, The Centre College
;no sr s5Ssd hv the ctv rba Thrarv @ as
s$ss ,th On ayn,onr,a made h. tSa aisis+,ra
Tnr aate after the 9onation of IN Fannto9 in 1asn
r theas we're sst s,yed Very wonld he
incnred by the civ aud the citizens In repaciue them
Fnr msny years and indeed until our recent troubles
te Tnor nporfant uublio buiLiinos Of te citt were
teut insured and among them the College and Forter,s
Lodge siTmave believe to have been wise and right
pohSys fharesumpton Of which, we trust win commend
itsaf n tha e.rfast moment wich circmstancea per
nit tl;,,.sa -! rs 7-s5-s
IN CONNECTION with this point the policy Of perpetual
or permanent insuranoes has been suggested BY tho
InErsncei Company BY the payment of ten annual
pretuns the property iis insured perpetuaIly under
certain conditions and which are regarded as
very to the insured These are explained
nshsd Lowndes Esq, the agent in this city, is
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MANHOOD AND the VIGOR OF YOUTH
:M restored in four weeks, by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
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Dr. Records Essence OF Life is sold in cases. with
struotions for USE at s four quantities In one fr
and will be sent to any part carefully packed ON receipt
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March % 1y No. 81 Liberty street. New York.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Carrol-S1 herces Rice,
112S bales Upland Cotton, 100 bales s Cotton, 2
bales Yarn, and "a Packages
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gun-9O terces Rice,
397 bales Upland Cotton 81 packages Leather, bale
Wool, 30 bales Yarn, 10 boxes Sugar, bbls Naval
Stores, 10 hhds Hides, II bales Rags, 1s packages,
10, 900 feet Lumber
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A Treacherous and Deadly Foei
cATARRh /!
PAIN AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DR.. NOrtOn's New Remedy
FOR CATARRH, -. -

OF PERFECTION.
TT BREAKS UP THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE AT IT'S
Fountain Head and removes at once all the wretched
symptoms Of this loathsoe mslsdy SUCH Pain In the
Temples Offensive Discharges Obstruction ofthe Breath
ing Tubes RepulEive Breath, Swapping Sounds In the
Ears Absent Mindedness Mental Depression Dmness Of
Vision Sore Throat Hacking Cough restores the sense
Of Taste and Se and permanently cures the disease IN
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This remedy and mode Of treatment like the disease
is peculiar In consists Of the inhalation Of harmless u
q,i1ds from the palm Of tho hand The immediate reet
it affords is alone worth ten times the cost OF the reme-
dies. s-..rs
Norton's New Pamphlet on Catarrh Is out Informs-
on never before published Call at nearest Agency
: Prepared by BY aERRrT NORTON, No. IL Annatreet.
New York.
Drs. RAOUL s. LYMAN,
CITY APOTHECARIES,
November thstu8mo Agent for Charleston.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening February IL, 1867.
There was moderate demand; the market undergoing
important change Sales SIG bales viz: Eat 27 80
2s 10 90 at sO 1s1 at soh, at 3O, SO at
81 So at 31% 4at 9lL We quote
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JOHN 81. STEINMEf
Q. B. OAEES.
JAMES ctSaRovE.

The Committee on Licenses beg leave to report upon
the application of Gaylord Wagnon for license TO Keep
tour Billiard Tables on their promises, Meeting ana
nee streets and recommend that the same be granted
= seanectf1lly submitted. :. h..--i ss-l
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forcVanderhorst's Wharf.
RoBERT ADGER,
-. - So. for Adser,s wharves.

ROBERT ADGER,
- = s,.- for Adger's Wharves.
TuHN W. LEWIS,
for interest In Commercial Wharves.
WILLIAM RAVENEL.
DANIEL LEaESNE. -.
W. c. BEE l. CO. -s....g
WIN. ROACH.
WIN. B. MNoTT, 80.
ROPER & STONEY.
ADAMS, FROST & co.
GOURDN, MATTHIESSEN l. co.
GREEN, TRAPMANN & CO.
FRASER q DILL.
COHEN, HANGKEL & CO.
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