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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

Preparations are making for the reception 81
The British ship Monarch at Annapolis. The
officers Of that vessel will be enterta ned al the
Naval Academy, bali is to be given, the
President is expected. &C., &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

~ T. Y 30 Il .%'TI C:&

~ E}}[ 20: Il "HTl C*-
!,ncc;vnA this ll:h LAY q February. =: :nIl
Ri pbhaI II ID uorroN#, a. 81 nnA l",5.
UHGhTACiiEn -, il.
! - LftDEI, nm~ atyi"s
! WHITE and CiKiY Blankets. cheap:
| % -. io:o rt tanC NO arc offering, special
| :n tlcrr!!rnts III imported goods nf al! kinds
| fa5 /; ;HifMEk {: STA M kMk.
zTEn ->IMEEF%
ItSr ';HDEIVED THIS Uii.
si,amo .oegc ~. 81 csssm"rea f. G%ntI'"'oH' 5
Wo @!3l fn:@iah pnsiness or D:oss Suits i
Ton tp N hu H,:t style. Nii+rsH nn!Ng the Il,
rar7 .h"i,f.. ':,ii ,.;rh ,ne IT, III
faD 20 W:T1if,' IS ShhTt ! l. 'Sk
.~th"Anr BIRD CAo,E.: p E;,r:.. We
arg =: stocks at Ere EnE- oTer offered in IN s
y.:r, c!nE acinq 81 variety &c rev and htfdsom
styles; ua.', bntf Gu-s. Bird Nests. g. IF +
salG WhGics':!" 4 Il Retail hy
feb 20 !. 8, rkrfhTON SON.
rs1HE ALENANDEiA FEMALE >ANI-
!. l. Macy.
TIL Second !I;lf Session oc this Inatitu' ION
viii crrnnrcncc FH0ruery !.a. New Glasses
VII b., formed mnI pnos desiring H. conn CT
them. elves tn lhn >th1 st0;t!d do so al his
TIA. ~ ". iir'1 y IL H.
irb z.-2syy4~ P:incipsl.
! HAVE JUST EnCElVtD u Gnc assort.
! n!nn. Of CUFFMN@. committing Of Mocha,
Jaws. L.ng"7r:: ard Bio also Ionstct I"nircs,
in Ii ;.9cte@e: properly prepared ana var.
~E". /. SHAIuN,
lee 10 King a:rcct-
NICHOLS Coz LIVER OIL with Hypo-
y :ri., & Sain Iuncli Cod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

We nave received pamphlet copy o!~-th'
report of the Treasurer o! Virginia, giving q
detailed account Of the finances Of tho State
receipts, expenditures, IL; We published, q
lew days ago. synopsis OF this report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
AUCTION SAEEa.
xJALUABLE PROPERTY AT COMMITS

y GfONERiS SALE.
BY 7irtEe OF p decrea Of tho Circ!it Court o.
Fairfax county, rendered 81 November Court,
1889 in tho suit Of Dennis Johnston, admf' o.
Lorenzo Rogers daceascd,v s. Lorenzo Rogers
heirs, tho undersigned, Cornlnisslorcr namca
in said decree, will on ShTU RDA III 9 '.!i
day Of February, 1870, in front Of Gets lay,
crn, at West End, Fsirfaz county, Va; 1T Il
m. sell. to tue highest bidder, tho FARM o!
which tho sAii Lorenzo Rogers died :ci@cG;
containing III acres. moro or less. rms ahu
lies on Hunting Creek, adjoining tho lSnds OF
Wm. Hammersly, D. Johnston and others
Persons dcairng to purchase are requested to
call on Nj Hsmme7aly or Mr.. u. johnston,
either Of whom will take pleasure in showing
tho Same
TERMS Una.ten!h Of tho purchase. money
in hand; tho residue in three equal install
ments payable ct six, twelve and eighteen
months; to DO srcurod BY tho bonds OF thi
purchase, with approved personal security
ana retention OF the Litlo unit! the lust paymcn
is made Stsmpa and deed ut tho ccat OF tht
purchaser THOMAS MOORE, Comm'r.
Fairfax CO, i'm S law:s :,
~. The above sale is postponed 10 FElDA
tho 4th day of March, 1870 AT tho Same p!ac'
| md hour. The Alexandria and Froderi2k7
| burg Railroad passes through thii land
| Irn LAWS fIOS. MOORE. . 'rnm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

FOE EENT-The STORE, 10. 220 King
nov II; COOK 81 CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

The Page County Courier saga that there is
much sickness. typhoid fever, pneumonia, &c,
prevailing in that county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1870

The following is au abstract of the report OF
the different banks in Virginia, made under the
recent call of Comptroller Hubbard: "Resour-
css: Loans, $4,O7S, 6O6 U. S. bonds. s2,5S4'
900; due from banks, $3.50 654; cash items
sl,Ol2, III, including specie, 1929 ,242; 3 per
cent. certificates, S. 1000 Liabilities: Capital,
1928, 300; profits. 1862, 40; bank notes out
standing s2.OC6 Csc; deposits, $3,565, ITO
due to banks. $2S2. 494. Aggregate of resour
ces and liabilities, SS,644,l72; number o.
banks, 1G.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPY.,
" ALEXAHpRIA Va, Feb 5, 1870.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES an!
FkEIG AZ remaining on hand a. this Office.
which will be sold II public auction for charge"
en- the 10Th Of MARCH, proximo, unless tsEc!:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-15
TIE PICTORIAL
chronological Journal,
A FIR>T-CLAsS
Family Magazine.

"The Science If Man" and his Improve
inert, hv all the means indicated Ivy Scicuce.
is tie object.
Farenolosv The Brain and lis Func,,on
the Location and Natural s.pngulga Il the
Organs with directions for cultivalin: an!
rest aiming them and the relations subsis-
ting between Mind aud uCdy described.
P..ysioguomy-with all the .'Si.us OF
Character, and Low 10 Read Th,n,' is i
special feature.
Ethnolcgy or the Natural VIis'ory oi
Man. Gust ms, Religions and Modes of Life
in different Tribes and Nations, will he Civ
en-.
chysio'o:y-Thc Organization. Structure
and Functions OF the Human Body: III,
Laws al Lite and He@lth--wha, re shculI
Eat and Drink, How we shOu Il Re Cl.thcd
a:d How u Excrci,e. SI,ep aud Live, il &C
coTdan'c with i!ySicaic Principles.
Portraits, Sketches ard Iii, grarhies-c
the leading Men and Women Il the y orl,
in all d, partrreLts Of Tic, are also specia
features.
Parents ard Tcachcrs.-ts n guide in CT
eating and training C.iI j,en, this Magazin,
has no superior. as it paints out all the Re
Gu iaritios oi Character AMI Disposition, an,
renders government aud classification uo
only possible but easy.
Much General Il u~-ful inform ,tion or
tie Leading topics nf the day i gi7cn, an,
TO efforts ale spared to mase thi> the mos
interesting AMI Instinct We a. well as the hes
Pictorial Fami', Magazine ever published.
fstab.isAcG II lie Journal has reached il
d Volume. The form Is Octave. Ii ha.
steadily increased in favor during the man,
years it has been published, aud was reyc
more popular than at r'cscut.
Terms.-M .hly, a, 81 u year, in ad
vance. Single numbers, so cents. C.ut
OF Ten or more, 81 each. aud an extra cop,
tn Agent.
We are offering the most Iil,ral Premiums
lnclUse Is cents for sample number. y il!
new Pictorial Poster and Prospectus, and
complete List Of Prer 'ums. AIG.lss
:. r. WELLS. Publisher,
$50 Broadway, New York.
Nav II. 1870.
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N4RYL IND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

sTH@ progress or life IrsJrsn-ein he Cn-
] lied STATES proves This great -rown;n.
triumph NJ mssiern sci>nce snl philanshrs-
phv in heane of,he marvellous featn,es ofou.
serial ecorcn,-.
The wisdom Of all ,ces has devised Moth
ing that compares with IL. II Is ~ manifest
" eons', that IL IS difficult to see how sn in
tciii-ens man, WITH proper c-sneern tnr the
eefs.fort ard protection af his family can fail
tn avail himselfof It's benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready money 10 set
~ estates ~ advantage II will p,evcn, q
sacrifice of property II mar die in debt. Il
is srhiecI to no tax aurins life. nor orrha,s $
Cour. expenses after death. Tits ~xemp, hv
law from debt. !, is rapidly becoming a
rui" that MI men If inst attributes insure.
On, MARYLAND COMPANY commsn3s itself
IN the confidence ard patronage sf onr 20.
pie in all parts of the State. Its directors are
men Of known integrity and ability. 10 whcr,
'he pnh';c NAV look with confidence for q
i';s' and careful supervision Of IFS affairs. II
must be clear 10 every intelligent mind that.
II we would secure the LARGEST rrnsperiiy 10
nur State and people individually. we must
hn''d np our institutions and keep our CAPT.
Al a. home.
Had the FIVE million dollars sent or. IT The
State ANNUALLY for insurance beer invested NJ
Home. II would hrvc told favorablv upon orr
own wealth and commerce. This is ernpha,-
icslv Orr COMPANY GOTTEN IN hy orr p.S-,
merchants to afford the opportunity for al
u insure without sending the money on. Of
or own State. The affairs Of the Company
m"r, sed with economy.
Such h.s been our marked success. tina. we
we're sb,e after the second wear 10 de~Iar,
aad pay III CASH as large dividends rs the Old
BEST and LARGEST company ia the Unite
States. The Company feel greatly enrnnr.
'sed ny the pa'ronsse and Cooperation they
nave received, and solicit = continuance o,
tie same. The laws OF trade. commerce
>-lf-reSTrct and self-interest cmbine to make
his the Company forus
Now. dear sirs. in view of all the advarta.
ss"i Lille Insurance rs an inveStnan,-,he
uncertainty of hfe-,he strong claims IF "; f.
and Children upon husband and :a,hor-th.
uncertainty Of business. and all the ordinary
i"rms oil inrestrnen;-is il not the moral iut<
oievcry man 10 put sumrhiu. in = form ,La,
vii. prevent want and distress. ur trouble an
the part OF those Ne loves ,
Bv all means Insure, and do ii at once in
the Marv'and Company. The officers of this
Noii!pahS are.
GEO p THOMAS, President.
\ X Foam, Secretary.
Bo,rD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo II Hilner.
Alien \ Chapman, Thomas Cas<rrj.
Geo I Thomas. William ncvries,
Hugh Sis>"n. Charles Webb,
Hiram Wcols, .Ir.
4 J MYERS. STATE Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge NnCruder. Judge Ford. JUDGE Ms
s"r, Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton and
Editor OF Beacon.
kc i MYERS, the State 4 gent. will ic
in Lcorart:t"wn during the first week Of Co,lr.
t. transact The husin oss' the company. AMI
viii i!soin:u:o pro ,e'i, IL Baltimore Compan-
les
Aug q. :eC"-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-15
Notices Of sie Press.

Harrer's razar contains. besides pictures
patterns. etc. a variety of matter o, especial
nse and interest 10 the family articles on
health. c-,ss, and housekeeping ir sll it,
branches. its editorial matter is specially
adapted 20 the circle IL IS Intended to inter
''st and instruct and il has. besides good
stories and literary matter Of merit IL :
not surprising that the journal. with such
features. las achieved in short time an
immense success: for something of its kind
was desired in thousands Of families, and its
publishers have filed the demand. The
y"urg lady who buys single number al
H.rper's Bazsr is made = subscriber for
hie.-New York Evening Post.
The Razar il excellent. Like all the Pc
riodica's which the siarpers publish, it is al
most Ideally well edited, and the class OF
readers for whom il is in'ended-the moth
ers and daughters in average families--can-
rot but prnht by It's good sense and good
taste. which, we have no doubt. are to-day,
making very mary homes hopper than they
may have been before the women began ia
king Lessons in personal aud household and
social management from this good-natured
meutor.-The Nation. NY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-15
E" Caqnes'ionaIy tie lest sustained t-orL.
fHc kind IA Tie UoHd."
UARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Notices Of TIE Press.

NJ n,orc Deli htful travels are printed
in IL" Erei language than apr ear per-
ret'allv in ilarpeT's Magazine. They are
read with 'quai interest and satisfaction b.
boys Of every grodc fom eighteen to e:sl.iv
IT, ici,iic papers, while sufficiently pro-
found 20 demand the attention of the learn
ell, are vet admirably adapted IN the To:r-
lar understanding, and designed as much To
diffIsc correct Information cuncerrn. cur
rent scientific discovery as it could he if il,
WAS tie o'gaN Of tie "Sccic.v for the DIFF.
fusion % Useful knowledge" The g,eat de-
sign q! Harpcr's is Ia give correct info, ma
ton and rational amusement iG tie crest
masses Of the people There are few intel
li-'nt american fiu:i.i.s in which HarpeI's
Magazine would lot lie al appreciated and
highly -we'c, mod guest. There is no month
y ea2;' g an intelligent reading family
can 'css sfor'! TO be without. Many Maca-
ines are accun uatcd. Harper's is edited.
There is not Magazine that is printed which
:. ows more intelligent pains expended on
It's articles and moct auical execution. There
Is not ~ cheaper NJ game published. There
Is not, c. nfesssdv. more popular Mag
zire in the w,rlJ.-New England Home
stead.
II is enc If the wonders OF ionrra'i. NJ
the editorial management of Harper's.-TLe
Nation, y. Y.
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H,ens' Transportation Line
OF
STEAMERS.
Summer .IrvGHS(auCl,F.

~ and after WEDNESDAY. Juuc I5.h
| 1870, one of the Steamers will leave i'tl-
| iimoIe from their wharf. Pier No. 9.
" Light street, 70 b; of Conway street. re-
cciving passengers and baggage ouly, every
Wc"ncs iay aid Trd " night at 10 u'c,ock.
for fatnseat Liver direct, preceding rs far
TIP as I!ii.'s !-a.ii.-.
Returning, WI! leave Hills L.~ing eve
rv FRIDAY morning tor Benedict. anI leave
isene,lict every Saturday morn;ng At q u'llocl;
for Baltimore; .eave Nottingham every Mon
day mCrni, 1T i o'c eek frr Baltimore d.
rect: both Steamers calling at all the Land
ings on the River, going aud returning for
Freight and Passengers. and at Plum Point
every Saturday and Monday, tor Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every TUESDAY morning
Mt d O'Clock Tor Paruxeut River. via Plum
Poirt, proceeding a. far up as Benedict.
Returning, leave Bene,;ic, every W.dne<-
day morning at ocl;ck for Baltimore, cal
ing at Plum Point g,ng and returning.
leave Baltimore Tor Plum Point ev, ~ Fri
day morning. a; 5 O'clock, returning sam.
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays ard Fri
days, up TO q o'clock, at No. | Tobacco
Warehouse " harl FIR all landings on The
River. aud on Mondays, a: same Wharf, Tor
Plum Point aud ali Laldugs on the River
below BENEDICT
Pier No. 6, Light stree, foot OF Conway
street.
NIL WEEMS.
Agent.
Jure %, ls70--tf.
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CHOICE FLOUR, ETC.

\ CST received. September ls.., so bar
- rels of Choice Flour. pu' 10 especial
ly for us at l.awreuce's Mills. Ohio.
New lot Choice Sugar at l2l per 10.
l.arl, Bacon, Fish, etc.
An entire new stock OF Confectionery.
Cakes, Crackers and G. CARS.
Also. direct from the Manufacturers, q
large lot of Grimds,oues sud Wooden
Bosics, which will be sod a, less than
Baltimore prices.
At the Old Brown Store, Leonard
Togn.
A. A. LAWRENCE & co.
Sept l, lS10--tf.
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OR FiTHER'S HOISE;; :"
TIE f-NNPITTEN WORD.

Ev DiNIrL MArcn, y. d author nf tic
r'pular Might Scenes" THIS master
IN ,lorel. 4, & 'at gnr &c SLOWS u. untold
riches aEd Lcau'ies III the Great iI.usr,
with IS B'oouir fowrr-, Singing Ii d..
Waving p"'m>, Rolling clouds. Beautiful
t'~, Sacred r.ouurairs. Delightful riy r..
'ii"l:y ocfaEs. laundering voices. az
ing hosv,rs aud vast u VERSE with count
lee, h,ires in millions Of worlds. ard
'erd. "a ~ in each the Unwriitcn Word
Hosc-'!n'cd pg per. ornate eugravir p ant
.urcrb lind.ng. "Hich aud varied i.
',i.rsh'." "Chos'"-" Easy ard grace
ri in s'y'c." "Corrcc.. purc n j olc-
v.ting in it, tendency "Bcautiiul AM
good a household trrasur~." C.m-
ne. darions like lie above from College
Pres .dctt- ard Professors. ministers Of
n! dcnorni' aims. and tie religious and
secular press all over III. cour;ry Its
r.. shns,s. purity of lanuua:", with clcar
","n Twp, the >scel cngravings, >ub,ta'-
'ial hud.ng, AM Wv vricr. make it tie
iooh .Ior tie masses. A.cu,s are sling
fiom % to loo Ter W, k
We want Clcrgymcn, Sc',oo, T achcrs,
'mart young m"n and !adics to introduce
'ie work for US ii. " ~ township. ana
". will pay literally. NJ INTEL gent
la"n OF wJman need DC wi;hou. paying
business.
S|Ld or circular. full description, ard
terms. Address
HEiGLFR & McCURDY,
lG : SIKH street, Phila.. Pa.
l:9 Racc street. iucinEa,i Ohio.
% Monroe street, Chicago, II.
-" y. Skill st.. 81. LOUIS, No
or. lc2 Nam st, SP,irgf ID. Mass.
Sept |, $50 im.
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House Painting.

ID II. CAMPBELL offers his services TO the
Ia. citizens Of I. Nary's county in the ca
paci'y If HOUSE PAINTER, and respectful
y solicits a share Of public encouragement
lie Is located in Leonardlown, where orders
ter bis services rasy be addressed. lie Is per-
mi;,ed 20 rSfer to the following gentlemen, for
whom he has worked, a 10 his workmanship,
prices sn1 Teaeral deportmen, Go. III q :
key, I u Ralev. Col x u Niles, z T Spald-
irs, Col George fortes aud Geo Cemhs.
Nov. 10. tSse-ons.
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ine postage on flarper's Eazar is 90 cents
year. which must he paid at the supscKI-
BER's pos'-of,ice. Adde'S
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Nov II, 1876.
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TERMS
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Prospectus of " The Patriot ;.

The first nunter ~ daily Democratic and
Come. vstiEe newspape 80 be eaii-a "a re
Patriot. - viii Re published on TIE 18th of Nc
vent -. 1870. Nv the patriot Newspsre- A
ISOLATION" q; No. 92- r street. between Ninth
and Tenth. cItv af Washington.
The Patriot VIII advocate prompt ani Per-
fee; restoration os the Union in I'll its rsx.rsand
its entire infrsriir equali,v snnng the S;a-es
as pr scrihed by the CONSTITUTIONS the ir,-
mediate removal Of all Disabilities resulting
from the Civil War and TIE restoration Of har-
nIouy end fra'ernal fellowship between all SEC
tons Of the country, which the abuses ard
usu-rsticns % PARTISAN power have crininaily
labor-d 70 prevent
4 Tariff for reyeuue 20 eoYer the expenr;-
tures Of An exon srlirAl Administrator. and 20
meet The inst Obligations OF the Government. as
opposed 20 the existing systen Of eyorhitan,
protection for special monopolies and undis-
gnised Iariialitv for favored manufacturers
Reduction of the present odious and oppreS-
siVe ssae Of taxation, both rs applied 10 duties
on imports and 30 internal revenue:
Rigid economy in every department OF tie
Government ard retrenchment of the expenses:
Reform ofthe public service in all its branches,
Civa', Military, and Naval:
\ sound National currency equally distrihu-
ed among the States and protected against
sIecu!AtiEe fluctuations
ne rights oil intelligent labor, against al!
selfish combinations to degrade and depreciate
il:
Legislation by which the public lands win be
reserved for actual settlers and as a resource
OF National credit, in opposition to the Radical
policy Of enormous grants TO SPECTATORS and
corrupt schemes:
The fullest and iruest protection 10 Ameri-
can citizens abroad
And cordial sympathy with all people strug-
CLING for liberty and Sc.f-government
It's intended 10 publish - newspaper OF the
first class and TO enlist the best available talent
in all its departments
JAMES + HkTVEY, Editor.
Oh HARRIS News Editor
JAS G BERRET, Treasurer and Manager.
TERHs-lnvariab.y Cash in advance.
The Tally Patriot per annum, $40 %
The Weekly Patriot :. - single copv. $50
The - "cluhs ten or moro > oo
Renrit'ances may be made by drafts or checks
PAYABLE in any Of the principal cities, or by Post
Office orders. Address on bushes
JAS q BEIaET. Patriot Office,
Washington, b. C.
Nov II, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-15

FtnF shows we'll known House has RI.
Gently heen opened by e. L. Barnard,
formerly nf the American Hotel. Washing
ton. II. c.. AID has capacity to accomm1-
.ia'c over 81 hundred people with lod ing.
and has capac,"uS ani nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is e lalics' dining room TIE
,tfictest "rder is maintained aud accomino-
!atins servants always IT call The House
5 open -; all hours. TIE advantage OF !.
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
Is, that the gEeSt can accom-, MEDIATE the price
ri his living to his own washes. paving oulr
Tor what he gets. The Sherwn oi House IN.
recently been newly furnished aud reitteG.
aG". being in a central aud business part al
The en-, offers unusual Inducements tn trl.
yeI!ers. \ fair trial i. asked. ard patronage
from s.. aary's count! solicited.
CP BARNARD,
Agent.
SGT I?, 1857 If.
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a RspasitOryef Fashioa. Pleasure, and
Instruction"
IlARprR,S RAZAR.

surr'ersr. rerta;rirg numerous fns'-
si-ss' raff%rrs Of rseful articles accsupa-
mes the rsr~r every fortnight
Harrer's Rszar CONTAINS IS fiji, pages
~ the s;zn az Hsrrer'- Weekly. prin'e'l On
snrerfne calenjered paper, and is publish
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