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The New York herald., 1873-09-15
Wind at sunset NNW.
Marine Disasters.

BARx WV STEWART Br), Robertson. from Quebec for
Glasgow with timber ashore At Fox River Sept H.
BARK LocHEE (Br), which ashore on the fats at
Rchbucto, NIB, has been Cotton of and Is being loaded
with deals for Europe.
Bao JoHs RcnAnps nr,, which was driven ashore At
Rchbuco, EB in the gale Of Aug "a will probably be
hoated with the next spring tides
BRIO AcHKrys Norl, ashore at RchIbucto. NB has been
sold at auction $3.50 Tho Achees Is only two
old, and II Is thought will be got OF
a BRIO partly disnasted steering north, passed OF
OSabaw Island, Ca, Sept H.
scns : YnasIns Mooera from Baltimore, while
ming ON inst spntering the foretopnast No other
rious damage was done.
Sem CIRCLE Hulse, went ashore recently at Batting
Hollow, Long Island, and had ~ be dug on
SCHOONER CLARA BHfrn Cof R0chinpdl from Cow
Bay, before reported ashore below Boston, has bee
stripped Of sails and rigging and viii probably be
total loss wish her cargo OF coal
Capt Bracey, Of sloop Mary hssoD, of 0recnpor nw
the Opmass Of nkcn sahf Sticking out ~ water BDmc
TWO miles on shore, about Opposite hauitDes, LII
ArrLEDoRx, Sept 2-Csptain MaDongaii, ~ the bark
Achilles arrived here ~ JObn, eB ftpofA ba Wing
thrown overheard part Of dsctioad.
CALnAn, Aug 2e-Accounp here state uat the Amer
ina Of 81 John, Bartlett from Cfobsadt Liverpool
twVQp, had Hopndsd at saeby, but got VI wph assist
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
WEATHER Export.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcE. oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, d. T., Sept ID A. M.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFfIcER,}
WASHINGTON ID. T., Sept ID A. M.
Synopsis for the Past Ttcentvrour Hours.
Rain has fallen from Virginia to, New
England, but is now followed by generally
clear weather. Occasional light rains have
been reported rom the South Atlantic
and Gulf COASTS The barometer has fallen very rap
idly from Missouri to the upper lakes and Mime
sofa during the day, with fresh and brisk souherY
winds, Increasing coudiness and rising tempera-
ture cloudy and threatening weather and gentle
and nesh easterly winds are now prevailing III the
South Atlantic States.
Probabilities.
For New England light to fresh northwest and
west winds and clear weather will prevail; for the
Middle states rising temperature, winds backing
to gentls and fresh southwest and south and gen.
orally clear weather
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, east of
the Mississippi light to fresh easterly to northery
winds and clear partly cloudy weather, with
occasional coast rains In the former.
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley rising tenn
perature, winds shifting to southerly and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly areas Of light rain
over the latter.
For the lower lake region falling barometer,
rising temperature, fresh and brisk southwest to
southeast winds, cloudy weather and probably
rain
For the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley higher temperature than on Sunday, fresh
and brisk winds veering to southerly and westerly,
falling barometer and increasing cloudiness, with
rain.
There are indications OF quite low barometer
app. oacl hing the upper lake region; but the major
ity OF the midnight telegraphc reports from the
Northwest, tennessee, Kentucky, the West Gulf
States, Rocky Mountains and Pacific States are
missing.
The Importance Of giving information in advance
concerning the early frosts was recognized by the
Signal Ofce last year and acted on. The same
directions VIII continue for the coming season. and
such prognostcs as can be given will be furnished
the press as part Of the synopsis and proba.
bilities.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
4 DARK DESPERATE.
One OF the Jack Sheppard School on the
Rampage In Jersey.

One or the Jack Sheppard School on the
Rampage In Jersey.
Three months ago the HERALD contained an ac-
count OF q daring robbery in Mr.. Ford's house, at
Trenton. Some valuable jewelry was stolen and
the thief escaped. His neZt depreciation was at
Somerville, where he was caught and committed
for trial on the charge Of burglary and arson. The
thiefis dusky individual named Howard B. Tuddy
and ne Is altogether too bold an adventurer
to admit OF the suppositon that his early education
was neglected or that he devoted much of his
time to the simple routine of life on the plantation.
Last Friday night this precious vagabond broke
Jail and fed to Trenton, where he ensconced him.
self until night set In on Saturday evening. He
then resumed his proving operations, and soon
found access to house in Willow street. but be-
fore he had time to escape with his booty he
was ''copped' by the police and lodged In the
Mercer County Jail. There are four charges OF
burglary and one OF arson to be presented TO the
Grand Jury against this Ethiopian of the Jersey
tribe. The tallor at Trenton was warned by the
police to to 1t that the black bird does not es
cape from the cage this time.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

from Havana ana Matanzas 5000 boxes and s75 hhds,
including 10000 boxes and al the hhds % the United
Goshen. sii 4 SIS. Pour hr@sr; III sls ss ioi
fs9 70 ssl per huintai, Lard in Kegs quiet At
$22 50. Potatoes in fair demand at IS q IS rs
faow in lair demand at sl7 sl7 20 per euntal Wax
nominal Onions nominal; Coal oil, in tins. quiet
mand; wEte pine. sss per n. pitch pine, sl5 q sas
shooks;-Bo1 quiet at io4 loA reals hogshea 60
demand. Tar nominal Rosin steady. Hoops:-Long
nonipal per box Of sugar. loading at Havana tor the
United States 81 So per hid. of sugar, ditto 50
(outsde por to the United States 81 % 5o per hid
Ct loading at aavana for the United ,e stass
Coast outside ports) for the United States, So Ex-
change firm; on the United States 20 days currency.
40 Al per cent premium; short sight, ~ a 43 per
cent premlum on London, II ~ per cent premium
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
From the Lexington va) aazette.1

Is Grant the man for this ambitious projectS His
war record proves his Indifference to human suffer.
fng on the road 10 success. He let his own SOL
diers rot In our prisons for food and medicines
rather than give Us any advantage By an ex.
change. He had little care how many OF hts men
were worn out IN his hammerlDg away" campaign
against Lee. For the iavor OF the radicals he was
perndious TO Andy Johnson and ignored his own pub
1ished opinions. lie las run the machine to use
rLlncoln's neat phrase, In his own interest ever
since he has been President. He is mercess mer.
cenary and shameless. HIS motto is Take care OF
no. and get all you can" His theory is the gov.
eminent and its good things belong TO the
strongest. He wants stiff backing, pot ignorant
men OF arms II the old ragged regiments
that once Kept him at bay were behind
him he would put down the fanatics
and thieves with rough hand The noble men or
New Orleans, IN their bitter extremity, solicit
social equality with the negro to secure protecton
from the nomadic Thugs Of the Caucasian race
The ballot Is q curse and the bayonet blessing In
such society. Armed, intelligent despotism Is
preferable to q reign OF rogues. Republican inst.
tutionsl What mockeryI hurrah Tor His High.
IessI
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
CESARISM.
IFrom the Lockport On. " Union.J

From the Lockport (N. ~ Union.J
The HERALDs expose Of "Casarism" to which
the Grant administration appears to be tending,
commends 1t to the gratitude of the masses. We
notice that some of the metropolitan rivals of the
HERALD have thought to beitte its efforts by
claiming that the erpos5 would have tendency to
help forward Mr.. Grants purposes by iamiliarzlng
the public with them. The same argument would
epply TO any crime or wickedness; but old Mr..
BIan exposed the nonsense Of such talk when he
sad TO HERALD reporter, "Under the example OF
washington and the custom OF years past, when q
president was reelected, asptrants Tor the oflce
50 certain was 1t tnat with the second term the
incumbent would 60 out OF ONCE. And l suppose
that is what has started the cry Of third term for
Grant" The truth is, too many OF the metropoli-
Tan papers are under obligations to the admins.
traton, either by direct patronage or through the
banks and other moneyed corporations. The HERALD
appears TO be outside OF all such Influences
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
FAIRS In NEW JERSEY.
The Newark Industrial Exhibition and
the State Fair.

Owing to the rainy disagreeable weather which
prevailed throughout the better part Of August
the Newark Industrial Exhibition opening has
been greatly delayed. Immense additional build.
ings have been constructed adjoining the
rink. The bad weather interlered greatly
with the work, but now everything
goes braveN on, giving prospect of a
speedy completion. These additional buildings
will have cost when completed, over $4,000, and
will form, with the original main building large,
spacious and admirably arranged exposition hall.
On saturday the directors held meeting and de-
cided that the reception OF goods would commence
on Thursday next and the grand opening take
place on the 25th inst, one week later. There is
every prospect that the exhibition this year will
be 4 decided success.
TIE STATE FAIR.
The New Jersey state Far Society has been busy
for the past lew weeks preparing ior their grand
annual meeting, which commences on the grounds
at Maverley tomorrow. IL Is anticipated that the
fair VIII eclipse all predecessors since the organize
ton of the society. Many attractions viii be pro-
yided, not the least being visit from the Pres
dent OF the United States and other distinguished
gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
OBITUARY.
Kenneth Mackenzie.

Colonel Kenneth Mackenzie, Of the British Army.
Assistant Quartermaster General at Horse Guards.
was killed by accident near Dartmoor. He was
returning rom Green Hill Farm with the IN.
tention OF proceeding to the headquarters camp OF
the force engaged In the drill maneuvres. He
was accompanied by Captain Colomb, his brother.
in.law, and was driving. They had to cross Grafton
Ford, on the River Meavy. which was swollen
through recent heavy rains, and Just at this
point there was heavy freshet. The
Colonel attempted to ford the river but IN
30 doing the horse was swept or its lers
the carriage overturned and the occupants
thrown into the river. Both officers were carried
down some distance by the current, but each
ultimately succeeded In reaching the bank. Though
greatly exhausted. Captain Coiomb then left tRe
Colonel TO obtain assistance with the view of
saving the horse and carriage the Colonel "a wing
~ am all right and will try and pet the horse 0nt
When the Captain returned with assistance he
Iound the colonel lying on the bank dead. Sur
geon Dodd, OF the Royal Engineers stated that the
Coloneldled IN an apopectic t brought on by over.
exert1on. Colonel Mackenzie was q very distin.
guished and most pains-takng ofIcer He had seer
service all over the world, and Invariably obtained
the appreciation OF his superiora Whereve there
WAS hard English work to be done which reuuired
an INDUSTRIOUS, clear-headed man of busu ess-liKo
naDlts, colonel mackenzie was at once selected.
His valuable qualities were particularly service.
aDie as member OIL the Quartermaster Generals
stan AZ Balaklava during the Crimean war and at
Calcutta during the Indian mutny AT both these
places the amount Of work he got through was
prodigfous, yet he never seemed fustered-never
laucd In courtesy. His circle OF acousintances was
large, anu ne was universally liked and respected.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
DROWNED.

An unknown man, about seventy yeass of age,
on Saturday evening fell overheard from the
steamboat Sylvan Dell, at 13Oth street and Harlem
River, and was drowned. The body was subse.
quently recovered and sent to the Morgue De-
ceased was about five feet ten inches in height
stout built, with gray hair aud whskers and was
dressed In black coat and vest. gray mixed pants
with dark stripe side, and conc ress CATERS but
no stockings coroner keenan, was notified.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
DEDICATION OF A NEW TEMPERANCE FALL.

The Young Mems Temperance Society No. 8, o.
CreeDpoint, dedicated their new hall yesterday az
aATnoon. The hall Is located on Oakland street,
hesr Greenr0int avenue, and is a one-story frame
structure, iorVy feet wide by nifty feet long Soce.
TIES Nos. and Of Brooklyn and Nos. and OF New
10rk, participated In the dedicatory services, The
gmcers OF the new society are William Dalton
presidcnti Charles Davis, Vice Prcsiden,: Patrick
M,unhall, Secretary and James NcKenna, Treas.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
New England Regatta.

Preparations are being made for grand rowing
regatta for New England oarsmen, to take place
on the North River, at Salem, Mass, early in Oc-
tober. Six hundred dollars will De offered in
prizes, to be competed for by fouroared shells and
sculls or wherries. In connection with the race,
open to all O local contest is proposed tor Jour-
cared working boats, rOwed on the gun vale, and
also Artub race.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
The Champion scuIlers' Match.

b II has already been announced that match has
been made between John Biglin, OF New York, and
George Brown, of Halifax N. s., to row ive-mife
race, with one turn in snelboats, ST. 600 side and
the championship of America. the race to take
place on Saturday, the goth inst, at Bedford Basn
Halifax.
In reference to this match the st. John IN. b.
Telegraph OF the llth inst. says THAT up 20 tnat
amount OF money to secure his right to enter Tor
the contest.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
HAVANA MARKETS.

mAyANA Sept l3-su9ar dull and nominal; Nss 10 10 u
70 IA nb s,anaard ~ ai2h reals per arrobe Nos ID
a. DutSn ttahdatu l3 IA reals Molasses sugar 8L
"a ress or Nos TO TO- Moasses in fair demand
.nuscoy ado sugar-Ineror 10 common g, reals: fair
u 1ooa Lehning, " 10 reals; grocery grades IL i2
ie@s S'Vch OF sugar ~ Havena and Matanzas W4N 900
DoNes o'm hus receipts Of the week and Ma
Ian1as .t4W Jokes 20 hhJs exported during The Wech
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

An Engfsh Peer, member OF the House OF
Lords, recently wrote that he could not dine with
friend on account OF an attack OF the pout. A
day or two afterward, being met by his frieud and
remarked as unlike gouty person, he confessed
TO having written "gout" because he ''could not
spell rheumatism" An American sovereign VINO
was badly whipped by fellow boarder. describes
himself as suffering from room. .nateismn No.
b,esse Ob,i1p
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
Match Race on Harlem River.

Davy Roche, the Nautilus boy, and Eben Losee,
the Atalan.a champion, will have race this
evening on the Harlem River. This race will be
three miles, with turn, which suits Losee, and
his friends think he Will be able to turn the tide OF
victory. This will be one OF the most exciting
races OF the season.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

The Harlem Club have q race with the Oneida, OF
Jersey City, some time this month. As there are
two good months left for rowing this year we ex-
pect to have some exciting times before the season
closes,
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
Regatta at SD. John. N. B.

The st. John regatta will take place on Wednes-
day, the 18th inst. There will be five races two
for four-oared boats OF different classes one
doube-scull race and two single scull races. the
prize for OF the latter being given by the Gov
ernOr General Of Canada.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
THE COMMITTEES ON TRANSPORTATION LIN
ALBANY
ALBANY. Sent. 81 A. M.

The Congressional and State Committees on
Transportation arrived here at midnight also the
delegation from Burlington, W. IL is intended to
leave here to-day for Burlington stay there over
night and then proceed to Montreal.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

Ship Magdalene Bremen barks Hcdvig sicbc, stetn
Harold HsarIsger, 9ueenstewh Frederick Louise kisa
brigs New Zealand, Liverpool Jeannette Rotterdam
Madonna, -.
Wind at sunset ENW
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
The Weather In THIS City Yester

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
Regatta In Boston.

The fall regatta of the Howard Association OF
Boston took place on Charles River on the llth
inst There were three races-single SOULS, double
souls and four-oared boats The affair attracted
large crowd OF spectators but as the races were
confined to the members Of the association they
lacked the usual spirit which an open contest
naturally brings out
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
A New Recattn Course.

The Narragansett tR. L) Weekly calls attentignto
the singular adaptedness OF Narragansett Lake for
the annual college regatta. This sheet OF water Is
midway between Watch Hill and Narragansett PIER,
separated from the ocean by narrow beach. anu
offers to the oarsmen straight course oil more tan
four miles. 1t Is understood that delegafon oi
the Yale Navy will soon inspect the sltuatieh ana
advantages or this beautiful lake.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
More Deaths in Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. IA, 1873.
Mr. b. T. NJ. Jackson, telegraph operator died
Of the yellow fever yesterday. Mr.. Rae the tele-
graph manager, is not expected to recover.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
"Let Them Come and Try t Again.,
To THE Enron or THE Urp.tn.

~
notice In your paper Of to-day a very.insulting
letter, signed "Oxonan,' which refers 70 a wish
on the part Of the Americans that the OK lor crew
should come to this country and row against the
Harvard crew. The letter could only have been
written py sonn BULL u being 700 common AMI
the English afraid to race in our own waters
for feay OF getting beaten, and, therefore, hint
about Yankee rascality, &c. They had better own
up at once that they are AFRAID to come over here
thap make themselves vulgar by Insulting us;
AMERICAN,
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
A Voice from Cambridge.

BKOUKLYN, sept. IT, 1873.
To- THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
letter In this days edition Of the HERALD,
signed "oxonian" has astounded me. Let him Qf
authorized) arrange for the oxford crew so as to
have conceded the "satisfactlonn alluded to In his
letter; but DONG so for the Cambridge crew ia
notlng more nor less than presumption on his
part me Cambridge crew are worthy representa-
tlves OF the famed university tbey hail rom ana
hold their American cousins in Ii.-her estimat,on
than swindlcrs or poisoners. CANTNH
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. 60
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
ROWNG RACES AND REaATTAs.


There is material enough, both in boats ana
oarsIgen, on the banks or the Harlem River 10 get
up a regatta, which. II properly managed, woula
far outstrip the Saratoga. Worcester and Spring
field races simple announcement oi sucn an
affair would bring together l0o,0 600 people. lrylt
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

appearance OF the Pestilence In Ten.
nessee-Eleven Fatal Cases in Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. IA, 1879
There was considerable excitement to-day IN
consequence of the address published by the Board
OF Health In regard TO the prevalence Of yellow
lever, and great many persons have left
tie city. Several new cases were reported
In the southern part OF the city this afternoon.
The total number OF interments reported by the
Board OF Health to-day was fourteen eleven of
the deaths being caused by yellow fever. Tonight
and last night were unusually cool, and it is hoped
an early frost will soon stop the progress Of the
disease.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

III certain curative for Rheumatism, scroula, old
Ulcers Mercurial and all Diseases of the Blood ffs
properties are thoroughly vegetable. Price 81 Is "a
Grand street.. " s~Ao
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
S H IPPING NEWS.

Almanac Tor New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON HIGH wATER
Sun rises......... Al Gov. Island. eve 43
Sun sets. s.......... 90 Sandy Hook. eve 2 So
Noon rises. morn IL 90 He'll Gate. ......eve 29
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
CKrN DISEASES A SPECIALITY,

SKIN DlsEAsEs sa n permanentiy cured, guaranteed
day, Friday and saturday. No. West sxtcenth street
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

Sailed sist pufus. Killan. Charleston; Norma,
Arr Arrived at FLUSHING slst e = Bushnell Mayo. New
ALlSA. Sept i-Arrived Cccchno Danovaro, Danovaro,
jier: 18th Bessie arcnie Gicneii New YORK a."
from New York Tor shanshas Hsaanta Browh cardiff
moi sss:ss sm Es ssrsp &c s ds
I1s finSS aS d sapo xcsna
Sept i"sallsd, snS oordssnan, Bertrand, San
Arrived q. PsnisG slst Rcbena; pssgsrt New York
BIoUynasa1yIx, Aug a-Arrived, Venus Davis, New
B9nsos A7Rrs, July l Ss"Xrrved, Harvest Home oif
fa ST P3iSEy 3av y fssgoW Thomas
Nichols Batavia; Archer, Pike, "ioresn port;' aoth
CARpIvr, Sept Sailed, Speed, Cutting. Sandy Hook
Antelope, Ray: do; ii b BrooRmsn Xmcs, Do:
@ Aa zze seT a,as aash @ Ssye
Gloucester, Mass. N">'' N'''''' -''''' ''''''
New York 18th Hattie @ Hall sleeper, Dr. mayo
dD a. soGs cr Sorhz hSn
do FOR savannah; waio, ravaTssrns, Baltimore
Hs nS
for Philadelphia Entracht Dunkirk TOR Wilmington
.DgaIis sept S~saied Hebe Freytag, New York Elida
EIsisoar Ang 2e-In the Sound, Lane, shute, from
settin for sydney CB; Son, Success, olsen from New
Sailed Aug so Carrie Reed, Crowel from sundwal
for
FALMOUTH, Sept s-Arrived, muguenot Petersen Ran
Sailed lst Ellsworth Brush KoogerpOlder; Boylestad,
Aanonsen, Antwerp 3D. Albaross iergelsen New York;
Marpand, Jones Crom London, Bull River, SO
0RKENocK. Sept I--saed Maggie, Wilson, Sydney; I'd,
Mary Rideout Tucker, Barbados Algeria Brownell,
GRimspY, Sept 2-Arrived Marianne Ferro, Ferro New
York. - -. CO.,
GSfsrsauSps, Aug 2g--sailed, Hatfield, Churchill,
New York. w., -
York ath, Hortensia, Ellesen, Pensacola.
Hult. Sept 2-Arrived Legnlno, Sartoria, Brlfimore
Sailed Ist Emeia Ciampa, Jaccarino New YORK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-29
NOTICES IN ADMTR4LTY-
LIMITED STATES OF AMFRICA7


NIyL-- -. District Ut Delaware s.
=, whereas libel of information has been nied IN
tne plstflct court of the United States Of America
lor tue astrlct oil DeawareOn the twenty third dnv
SI sept IN the year OF our Lord Que thousand eight
nhuhufeu anu seventy three, by Anthony Hivgins
ESD. Attorney OF the United States in benalf f ~
hted states against the vessel or canal boat Erin
heI taekel, apparel * furniture Alleging in sub
stance that " IN u. Nolen, Collector OF Cnsinpas ~
!ne plstrlet Of Delaware, on the 10Th day oil SEM
IN tne year Ot our Lord. one thousand eight hnn
uIed anu seVenty-three, at the City of WlmipTton
Wltnlh the admiralty aud maratime jurisdictiun 81
theO hitd States seized the nal boat or vessel Er
her tackel, apparel and furniture, being the
property 81 person or persons unknown for tradiny
between the District OF Pennsylvania and the DiSe
uct OF Delaware without being enrolled and Iie.ns
co. anu without having paid tue United states IN
ices ana Tonnage as required by the Act OF Congress
IN sucn case made and provided; and pruyinE sand
COuft 10 decree the payment OF said fees ami TON
mage 10 tne nlted states, according to law.
NOW, tnereICTe, IN pursuance Of the monition nm
der the seal OF the said Court, to me diTected AMI
delivered, do hereby give public notice 10 ali nsr
sons Gaining the sad vessel her tackel Ne or in
any manner interested therein that they be and an
pear before the said District Court to 1e held al the
Clty ot wilmington, in and fO- the District of DeIa
ware, on Monday, the 1th day OF Oetnber Al m
O'Clock IN the forenoon then and there tD interD,se
tfelr claims and tO make their ALLEGATIONS in thai
behalt ANTHONY HiiTiINS '"0
JoaN NJ DUSN. L. s. Marshal. Dis. iDIgy; OF Deiys;vars
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