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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
TARLY ROSE POTATOES.

TARLY ROSE POTATOES.
Just received so barrels second size EA Rl.i
ROSE POTATOES.
Warranted genuine. Price 81 per barrel.
FERTILIZERS.
BUSEI'S EXCELSIOR GUANO.
ANDREW GOES SUPER-PHOHPHA ~.
NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO.
BONE DUST, GKOUND PLASTER, &.
NBr Ny stock Of AGRICULTURAL Isl.
PIGMENTS and MACHINERY, HEEDSan and
FERTILIZERS is largo, varied and complete,
embracing all kinds of Farming and Garden
ing Tools, all kinds Of Grain, Grass and Garden
Seeds, and al valuable and approved Fertlii-
Zers.
Catalogue md price list mailed on spplirs-
ton. Elk BIZ
NH q % King ST.. Alexandria. VA.
PREPARED HORSE RADISH for sale by
I VIM. +. BRO0kES
NH 81 lU6 Prince street.
TTOMlNY and GIFTS for ste by
VIM. F. EkUUkE L.,
mh - l06 Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The land subsidy lobbyists are downcast in
Washington the House having declared that
the policy Of granting subsidies OF land to rail-
road companies is wrong, and that the lands
should be reserved for sale to actual settlers Tor
Homestead purpOses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

Veal, a revenue detective, is reported to
have been taken from Jail, near Atlanta, Geor.
gia, and carried of. A report is that he has
been killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
THE FITZ.JOuN PORTER CAsE.-Th

TIE FIIz.JouN PORTER CAsE.-The
efforts made by Fjtz.John Porter's friends 10
have his case rcopcned have not only failed,
but placed some Of them in an unenViable
position. For example, among other docu-
meuts unearthed is 4 letter written by General
franklin Mcclellan, Porter and franklin have
always cIung together), to General Grant in
1867, asserting that he (Franklin) aud General
George Thomas were willing TO testify that
they wouId not believe under oath Generals
Pore and Roberts. The publication of this
letter draws forth one from General Thomas
to General Pope, wherein lie says, though
protesting most decidedly against being
drawn into the controversy, J write to state
that General Franklin had no reason whatever
for believing that | would sustain him in the
expression contained in his letter to General
Grant" Furthermore, Erasklin, seeing that
serious results might follow from the writing
of this letter, wrote to General Roberts apollo
giving Tor it On the ground that it was never
intended for publication, Nc. &c. PoDe gets
hold of this letter TO Roberts, and proceeds in
4 Communication to Thomas to denounce
Franklin in the most severe terms, styling him
an unmiiisated scoundrcI,' &c, SC. We
guess by this time that General Franklin. at
last, is convinced that it would have deem bet
ter never to have sought a reoqenlng OF the
matter n. Y. Com. Ad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

We are indebted to MIR. Mckenzie, represcn
tative in Congress, from this district, for public
documents and a file of the Consressional
Globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The Supreme Court has decided adversely 10
the suit Of Commodore Meade, as administra
tor of his fathers estate; brought to recover Of
the Government u certain claim which had
formerly existed against the Spanish Govern.
ment. The claim of r. w. Meade, VS.. the u.
g., has been pending u long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

HAHN a. EaS'E.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Winters. New fork,
to Hooe, Wedderburn i Co.
Steamer Hannah Sophia, Teal, Winton, lum-
Der to Smoot g. Perry.
Schr l. It O'clock. Gosler, Salisbury, lumber
TO Smoot s. Perry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y NAIru
" ABLE FAR M.-Pursuant ~ II decree .
the Circuit Court Of Fauquier county, made OF
the 9th day of s!cptsmbe. 1869, in the c&se o.
f.. NJ Young, Executor Of Wm. Rawlings, de.
ceased, ". John D.. Rogers, &c, the undrr
signed, AS the Commissioners Of sale t;.errin
named, will offer 10 tho highest bidder, bct"ra
Lhe "Beveridge House, in tho town OF Middle
burg, on SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of jana
osr 1Q-n ,I,t no, ,t ;Tr f,rr, cullnl ~ - MAJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The newspapers, in several portions OF the
country, are giving accounts OF chicken
fights largely attended, and at which con-
siderable sums Of money are bet. The raising
Of game cocks has come agaiE to be much at
tended to-, by those who frequent thesexather,
ings for ''cruel sport"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The firm Of female brokers in New York, is
among those recently the victims OF frauds
and forgerics." The police in Philadelphia
have detected a mandatory o! counterfeit
Worcestershire sauce" and arrested the couu
terteiters. The sales OF the genuine Worces.
tershire sauce ia this country amount yearly to
about $500 but those Of the countcrteis
article vastly exceed that amount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

A gentleman OF New Orleans, just returned
from Chattanooga, reports that by the regular
official accounts of the railroads at that place
81, 900 oolored persons have passed through
on their way to the States OF Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Texas and Louisiana. This infdx is
steadily incre asing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
RTH. l.. ROGERS.
Commissioners ofSA.

Middleburg, VA, dec %l7-eots
w-The above sale is postponed Till TU b
DA Z, March lit, when it will take place before
the Court House door 1T Wsrrenton. lle$: cot
M:ts- The above sale is postponed until TU -
DAY, the 18th day of March. 1870. when it viii
take place before the Court House in Warren
ION Va. NH 1-cOtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

A check of a prominent New York banker,
drawo for a small amount. was recently altered
to one Of several thousands, and WAS paid
The alteration is effected first by the use OF an
acid, which removes the entire filing in OF the
blank checks in writing ink without in the
least soiliDg the paper, when the blank may be
filled at pleasure. In these times OF ''ra>cality
run riot, business men have to use all precau
tons against frauds of all kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

WASHINGTON lTEMS.-ln the criminal court
yesterday, Edward 4. Norman, was placed on
trial, on a charge Of bigamy. Both his wives
were in court and testified against him, and he
was found guilty, and sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary. The case of Henry Floyd,
charged with murder, will be next taken up.
Last week q burglar broke in the residence
of ". w. Corcoran, and stole two overcoats,
two small silver %castors, and q few other articles
of slight value. Thu articles were recovered
yesterday by the detectives from q pawnbroker's,
but the burglar will not be so easily found.
The police have arrested a colored man
named Robt. Banks on the serious charge of
committing an outrage on q colored child named
| Sarah Jones, aged ten years.
Charles A. Kinahall, o well known county
constable, lett his home on Tuesday last, to be
gone Tor q few hours, aud has not been heard
from since.
CADETsHIP SALEs.-The report of the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs as to the sale of
cadetships is prepared. They recommend that
Schaeie, an Examiner in the Patent Office,
be requested to resign his position, on account
Of his connection with the sale of cadetships.
They condemn in strong terms all who were
engaged in the traffic. They request the
Secretary of the Navy to convene q naval
court-martial 10 inquire into tho conduct OF
Commander Upshire, looking 10 a dimissal of
that officer from the service. The case Of As
SCISSOR Elliott, Of the Third Pennsylvania dis.
trict, will be reported upon, and the committee
will recommend that all cadets appointed out
side Of their Congressional districts be dis
missed from the Military and Naval Academies
Ex-Congressman Whittemore reached Sum-
ter, s. g.. on the 18th instant, but no demon,
~stration Of any kind WAS made. The County
Commissioner refused to let him speak in the
Courthouse, and he repaired to a ireedman's
sch0oihouSe, where he addressed about one
hundred persons, nearly all colored men, say |
ing ne was not ashamed OF what he had done.
but regretted it )" and that he also regretted
that he had no opportunity to defend himself
in Congress, bnt was assured Of the support of
his people, although he had received various
Insults" He asked to be sent back for the
uncxpired term, and was answered by cries Of
"Yes. yes, YES - from his audience.
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gence and success. The country was
Tousctl from sleep By the explosion which
sent the great Siadu6t INTO Tie air, The
miners rushed out 9Iail upon the = lFay
nom tlte spot Yhefs they nd retteated
and q. lhtfng the end Of the train and
snecd ain In tearing and blowing up soma
l6hEtt % Tie 1ine on both sides OF The
yiadutt, they then mounted their horses
again and returned safely into BaVarian
territory
THE WAR TO BE CARRIED INTO FRANCE.
The PrusSlan and Bavarian troops are
mastering in great strength in every town
in this district. Nepenlirchen Is spoken
of as the headquarters. It Is supposed
that, Il the French army does not enter
Germany within three or iOuFe days, the
war will DO carried into France, Neuen-
klrchen & admirably situated for Che coni
centrating of iorce8 from every. part d
Germany. The country about here would
DO very rough for fighting, but II armies
could push forward little way. over Tue
frontier, they would be protected on the
right by the fortress Of Saarlouis, and on
the lelt Of the Vosges mountains. A regi-
ment Of cavalry g expected here to-mor,
row. There was q good deal Of firing be-
tween our troops and those Of tho French.
One Of our men had horse shot dead
under him, and an adventurous civilian
has been impressed with the good shoot.
ing Of the ChaSsepOs ct 1000 or 1000
yarCls H.r e#.aFlIs q iret-
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No CHANCE for Him.

FSOul he P1rEtri6wp TIHlGt
The nomination Of an anti.doluVian by
the Democrats Of the First Congressional
District, shows IN utter want Of compre-
hending tho situation; that nomination
will make It an easy job for Gen. Gof 10
secure his election; as no Republican can
and will vote for Mr.. ]. ]. Davis, however
upright and honorable he may be as pri,
Yate citizen; his principles arc 50 utterly
inconsistent with the great achievements
Of tie age, so antagonisic to every pro
gress, the restoration Of harmony and the
demands Craftsmanship as 70 excite the
surpriseoi even the blindest at the short.
sightedness Of those Democrats who have
nominated such man for Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-02
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The Secret TreatY.
ExPOsrTION oF n.

BlSAAHCKG EXPOSITION OF IT.
BERLIN, July 81.
The Anleiger publishes circulars AL.
dressed by Count Bismarck, on the 2Glh
instant, 10 the representatives Of PrusiU
at the courts Of neutral powers. The
document gives the following expose Of
the secret negotiations between France
and Prussia: "BelOrC the Danish wa"
says Count Bismarck, 1.-THE French lega.
ton OF Berlin urged an alliance between
France and Prussia, for the purpose of
mutual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT France antiCi.
mated the war with Austria ns n cnnse.
oueucc of the danish wnr, nnd made
0yertures relative to the restoration Of the
Luxembourg frontier Of 1914, the acquisi.
ton Of Saarbourg and Landau, when n
broader settlement Of the boundary qucs.
lion on the basis Of tho language was not
10 be excluded. These instances, in May,
1885, took the form Of proposition for
nm alliance, offensive and defensive. The
manuscript, the original oil which Is in the
foreign Office here, Oi these propositions, is
az follows:
"Fist. Should Congress Of the Pow.
ems AAseLnOlC, lGAly y W hAhC 'CuSttA ail
Prussia the DuChics.
"SecOnd Should tho Congress disagree,
an alliance, offensive and defensive, will
he made between France md Prussia.
"Thirl. PrusSiA Is to open hOstilitics
against Austria within ten days Hler The
dissolution Of the Congress
Fourth. Should no Congress meet,
Prussia q IN attack Austria within thirty
DAYS ailer the signature Of the present
"Finh. Napoleon IS to begin hosIilities
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-02

THE RegiStsr seeks to excite feeling
among our citizens of foreign BIRTH, be-
cause the naturalization laws Of this coun,
try require residence of five years before
they can become political citizens. This
Is mere demagogueisln. The foreign born
citizen himself does not complain of this
for lie knows that in no other country in
tue world are the privileges of citizenship
so accessible and broad US in the United
States. The native citizen has to live
here 81 years before he Cun become u
voter.
What does the Register want done with
tho naturalization lawsy Docs il want
them 80 modified that the people OF other
countries may come here and vote us soon
as they land on the soil, before they could
possibly with few exCeptions) know any
thing Of our Institutions or public affairs
No American citizen would expect any
such privilege as soon Us he landed on Il
foreign shore; nor does any intelligent
and reasonable citizen Of any other coun-
try expect It when he makes his advent
here, Or would our ncighbor sweep
away the naturalization laws altogether,
and make voter Of every man, Of every
country and race, from China to Patago,
mia, as soon US he touched our shores?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-02

The Berkeley Union asserts elitoriAlly
that negro participated in the late Dem
Ocratic Convention hero; that thirty-fivc
ballots were taken for Sheriff, and as
every white man in the party wanted the
.ofEice, no nomination could be made. To
the thousand men who were at the Court
house during the sessions of the Conven.
ton, the negro story will be news
Register. ~
The Union has made a mistake. It wa:
Que Of the township meetings to appoint
delegates to the county Convention il
which our colored fellow.citizcn' took q
hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-02

THE old soals around town hive never
lived in such clover as they are enjoying
just now, pending the Democratic prima.
ry election for Sheriff. There arc so
many candidates in the field who want
votes, not one OF whom dare resist forced
loan or an invitation to drink at his own
expense, that the thirsty souls find rich
ness and fullness everywhere. And tho
harvest of drinks will last five more whole
days 1t makes lively times for the sa-
looms, but Is rigorous on the candidates.
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Musical Instruments Repaired.
=. Wheeling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ Observation-Disclosures. va
! The ThlFtieth Session, OF this 1nEhtutlon VIII
commence on MONDAY, e8th SRPTRMBER, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th of June, 1871. It 10
Economically situated In the midBt Of tho beauti.
ful and healthy. hill.eountFyo Of the sPAnhandlen
TS!t yIEgSa S1'S VA, Sss Sc TTSEa e, q
hueneeI TOT, student life. Il has . property in
Endowment BuIldIngS, Apparatus, Library, &c,
Of over $S5O, 900 and Y thus enabled To- sus.
tain faculty and fntnlsh melllties FOR thorough
education, Of the very lrBt order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding. and untur'
uiShed rooms will DO let to students who wiSh 70
COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS. Regular
Literary Course. Including tho Ancient Ian.
Ruaggs, for the Degree OF Bachelor or Aria 2.
Literary and Sciontide Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. 3. The COurso OF Master
Of Arts. 4. Tho Coursq for Master Of Sciences:
| ., Special Courses IN Practical Chemistry, Civil
| these Courses will be found In our catalogue.
! APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. lnElitu-
| lion has q complete SGT Of Philosophical Appa-
ratus, and students who wish Il are trained IN
the use OF Field 1nGtrumcuts,-alsO.ut thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and On ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History.
Redistribution $50 per session. Boarding
from - to IS per week. UniaTniShed rooms -
per session 70 each student, preparing for The
Ministry. Free tuition 10 sons OF Ministers Of
the Gospel Of all denominations. %
For further particulars Bpply for catalogue to
PFuf. e. l.. lOOs. Secretary, or 70
W. X. PENDLETON, President,
lyl8 Bethany, West Va.
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~ FOR sHRRIPF.-EdLiors Lai1liOea.
~ er:-PleAEe announce my name ~ q
candidate for the ShGrihaliy Of Ohio County. II
elected, propose to donate Of tho net prOatS Of
the Oflee the following sums TO tho objects enu.
lnerAtod: 1900 towards the construction Of the
County Poor House; 5000 TO tho Wheeling Hos.
pilal; $1,000 TO tho ChIldrGu's Home; $2,OO0 to
Tho English Evangelical Lutheran Church now
being erected; $500 towards 3 town clock to be
placed on tho German Catholic Church, Centre
$1,000 TO tho Turner'S Association,
aud the remainder to charitable and humane In.
utltuilOns. A. J. LONG.
Iron
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THE Radical party, which started llrst
In Massachusetts, as q Known othing
party, has always been an enemy Of the
uatlalized cltiien.-Registtr.
About the worst Know.NOthings We
ever had in the State are now leaders o
what Is called the democratic" party
We mentioned couple of them yester,
day, who were Know-Nothing presiden'
tlal electors, few years ago.
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The Paper Of Moral IDEAS.

From IttItridVJ RIgiItFr.
Isit not frightful? At the rate We arc
progressing in immortality 1t will not be
long before We shall rival the worst days
Of Pompeii And the worst OF it Is that
this sort Of thing Is not confined to the
metropolis nor 10 the large centres OF
population alone. Il is Incoming com
mon TO the rural districts rs well. Really
1t Is about time for lis to begin seriously
TO discuss the subject of morality in this
republic.
Ifthis has any reference to the manipu'
lAtiOn OF pollcical conventions By means
of bogus letters, pray begin at once. A
homilyon that subject is much needed
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DIED.

DowEs.-At the residence OF Abraham Ray
on Water street, between First and Second SIS.
at Q o'clock, P: r., 3lSt ult., REBEccA QoVES,in
the sd year Of her age.
The funeral win take place nom Mr.. Rly'l
residence, at 10 O'Clock. a. n, to-day, ed.
Friends Of the family arc respectfully invited II
attend.
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THE iates are against young Jim Ben
nett. He was beaten in the yacht race
and now he Is being done plctorially in the
New York papers, after q style Of distor.
ton calculated to make a sensitive man
go mad, ...lnrI -.rn y. l.irn.. ~ 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-02

TIM Democratic County Executive
Committee has been called to meet today
Its supposed the Chairman Of the State
Committee will be present and will make
clean breast OF that bogusletter bust.
ness.
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LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARTNE-SaId TO bs very due for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATTNR-An old IA.
vOrito With tho ladies for Jrllies-
bright; clear and beantIfnl.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WISE-Tust the article
to nEe with Oox's GehLlnu--Of rich
and luscious favor.
BAKERS COC0A-WaTlnied Pure, u delicious
and nutritious beverage.
llECKERS FARINA-ITepArcd especially for
invalids and children.
ANGUSTUIlA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies aud children In fVeblO
health.
WINE or PEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCIl-FOr PuddlngS and CustATdA.
splendid dessert, either alone Or
with Berries.
AT LAUGIILIS, SMITH & CO..
juniI Wholesale Druggists, Main II.
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TT STANDS UNRIYALLED!-
L KRAFT's DIARRuEA COMPOUND. Safe
and sure. A reGuaranteed in every case. Keep
1t In your house. Take It with you when you
travel. Sold by dealers In medicines everywhere.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. lsi, 1855.
.M,sHT. NeCd6t, HTgrt d Co.!
GESrLIMEN-I have been using your "LiGr.
rlId CbmpOIHf' In my family for some time,
and can say With much pleasure, that Il ID one Of
the bat .NtdlciHSS Of tho kind that have ever
used, aud Iln ChGsrnllly recommend 1t 10 my
friends. With much rerpeci ! am Your friend,
v. ". METCALFE
or MrtcAllc, bro. j. Co.
junI.Tuc, ThurASAt
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~ Editors Of The EHi,lli0tRoSr :--YOa will
49, please announce JAS. y. CHARSOCK,
tho blacksmith, A. the Peoples candidate for
SHEMFH OF Quo COUNTY, a. the ensuing cleo.
ton, and Oblige, MANY VOTERS.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 10, 1870. JyI8
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nSFOR sHERiFF.-EaftorI Iat.7foeao,r:.
hASA Please announce me a. the Peoples
Candidate for the SherllIalty Of Ohio County.
ly2S~ HENRY CONANT .
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.ME69i5E9{AA41s ir sSdEEaE OF iyER
SESSION or is7Oy71.

III " SESSION OF is10-n.
The nsxt Annual CourSe Of Lectures VIM CON!
menee on the frat Monday IN 0etobGF, and con.
tinue hye month";, with 9 fally Organized FhGnlty,
Ce0nllsting Of nine ProiesSofg,l and with an tie
requisite AppAEatul, 'MOdelsl DnRtngS, ana
other facilities for Ne illuItIoon Of the lectures
In the several departments. An ample supply OF
material for Pfietie Anatomy il'gliit z 'sH
CLINICAL lNITRugFInN at the College Hospital.
the City Aims House, white and e0lored,5 and
the DlipenSlEy attached 70 the College. Special
Clinics on diseases of tho Ere and Bar, and
diseases OF Women and Children.
FEE4-MStrieulltio Is; Full CouFSs Of Leo
tures, Sl2o; Graduation, 80; DOmonStratoFioi
A Reasonable Indulgence TOT the ProfeISotli
focs, IN proper cases, l1.si ] f'4n'.s itsli
BOARD In Richmond $Is to go per month.
For further Information, or copy Of Gaia.
logue, address, L. 5. JoYNss, ND.
auga-eOd Dean Of the Faculty.
IT'LL s TURNER, I.ll
hhehinIstI and Engineers, and Manufactures
Of Saw and Planning Alll Machinery, and PiStDn
Rings made 70 order. all repairs done viii
neAtnOsS and dispatch, at
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