davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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f01111c for 15-tbs; 111@c for 14-ths, and 12c for
13-ib averages. Green shoulders, 41lc; dry salted
meats quotable at 4Nc for shoulders; 61@654c
for long clear or short ribs; and 6A@6Nc for
shortclear. Boxed shoulders, 476c English meats,
61f@6sGc for Cumberlands; Gs4@G56c for short
ribs; 7l071Sc for short clear; 12@l219c for long
cut hams. Bacon is quoted at 5s4cfor shoulders,
791c for clear ribs, Sc for short clear, and l2@
lac for hams, ali packed. Mess beet, $500
900; extra mess do, s9.5091000; beef hams,
2s.0o@2s. 50. City tallow, 79@71c; grease
quotnble at 516@os1c. Sales were reported of OF
900 brls meas pork, seller april, at e1395; 1,75o
brls do at S13.87h; 500 brls do, seller May. at
e14.25; 500 brls do at s14.15; 500 tcs lard at
$3.50; ESQ tcs do, ut Kansas City, at $3.50;
$1,000 lbs shoulders ut 411c; AGO pcs do (coun-
try) ut 411zc: 50 boxes do at Sc; 40 boxes 40 at
4Ic; 10000 lbs short ribs (Gght) at Gslc; 10000
lbs md LOO pcs do Country at SIC; 250 bo1es
do at 7c; 500 boxes long clear at 6s4c; ioo,Qoo
lbs short clear, seller April ut 7c Il, 00o IDS 10,
cash. at G54c; I $50 boxes do at 71sc; 50 boxes
do, untrimI1,ed, ut 1920; so brls hooks at S475;
40 brls beef hamB ut $3.50.
Flour was more active, but easier. Ihe de-
mantl was chiefly local, except that few 1oW
grades we're wanted for shipment, being report
ed scarce i'll New York. The receipts wore larger.
which fact. with the weakness in wheat, enabled
buyers to command concessions, especially as
stocks are now larger than usual. Sales wero
$50 brls do on private terms; 100 brls spring ex-
t1as Big Loaf at 97.25; 200 brls do (OricntaD
and 100 br1B Favorite) at $500; 100 hr1s do
(Ath1eto) at $500; 100 brlH do (A1te1l's) at
$3.50; 100 brls do (Ottawa) and 100 brls (Menom-
ineo) at $G.75; 100 brls do OF 1925; 100 brls at
$3.50; 700 brls do on private terms; 100 brlB
seconds at 25.45. Total, q $50 brls. The fol-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BA R G AL N S !!
. GO TO AUSTIN 6 CO.'S FOR
&B A R @ AIN -!

Their stock, consisting OF fine Gold ana Sli-
yer Watches, Gold. and Silver Chains, Fine
Solid Gold Jewclry, Gold Pens, Spectacless,
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks, ETC., VIII All
be offered from ten to twenty per cent. below
the usual price, until the LIST day of septem-
Der next. Come and see us and be convinced.
N. b. Currency taken at par.
Old stand, south side of the square. 22dw2M
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EDuCATIOQll
THs VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAUNToN, va,
REV. A. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal,
ASSISTED By arn Corn. ofE,perIenoel reaelo,,

The twenty-oighth annual session viii COM
mence September 10, 1873, The location IL ne.
markahly salubrous and beautiful The
buildings ARE spacious, elegant and comlora-
bly, furnished. The grounds four acres, have
extensive walks and shade trees, The course
OF study is full, the standard ofschol 0rhip f.
high, and the classes under the care OF cNpe-
rlonced graduates of orr best Institutions.
oilitles are seldom equoled and nowhere eN-
celled, Twenty-Five nrst.class instruments
are In use. French and German are taught
by natives, and success In this department
has been most satisfactory. Tho terms are
remarkably low for the advantages. Pupils
represented fifteen States during the last
term
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other day will be charged two-thirds the
Transient advertisements, having the run
,f thc paper, first insertion, III 30 per squire;
each subsequent insertion, 20 cents per SQUARE,
advertisements inserted ut intervals, VIII
I've charged us new each insertion.
All business notices OF advertisements to
he rhnrged 20 cents net per line, each inser-
lion, No notice less than 80 cents.
Xii transient advertisements must be pad
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wor,r., ,1c,,,e,IAdviser.

irving Causes, symptoms and Treatment Of
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and sickly females.
Price % ats Address as ahaye. l2ld&w4m
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PnnYlnG am INSURANCE
4. q. JORDAN, Il. 4, AuNApAuGll,
President, Cashier
.CITYBANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL $25O,0OO.
DIRECTORS.
T. @. JORDAN, J.R, CoUTs,
w. Z. HUGHES, C.C,SLAUGHTER.

THIS Institution, chartered 10y the LerisLd-
turo of the state of Texas, WIN commence
operation June !, 1873, aud viii do u Bencinl
banking, exchange, ana collection business,
will discount first class paper ~ reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject TO check az
sight, and ISSUE bills of exchange on the prln-
cipal elites ofthe United States, Renittancps
made TO all the leading cities OF Europe,
Special attention given 10 the collection ~
notes. drafts, etc, throughout the state and
elsewhere. The business Of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited,
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DALLAS SPRINGS SEMINARY,

(For students male and lemaleD
WILL OPEN on Monday, September lst
1873, in charge of
Mrs. G. T.. w. Miller,
NJ. A., PRINCIPAL,
Assisted by corps oflibcrally educated pro-
fessional teachers.
The Lingustical and Mathematical De-
partments will be in charge OF u scholarly
gentleman, whilstan experienced and accom-
plished lady viii give instruction in instru-
mental Music and Vocal Training,
The Seminary is being enlarged and rem
dered comfortable and cOmmodious.
Its location is we'll chosen lorpure air, good
water and freedom from contact with the
various forms of vice,
REFERENCES
j. w. Swindells, Publisher Dallas Herald;
MeSSrs. Burford II Morgan, Williams IL Seay
and Col. j. W. Payne, Attorneys at Law ;
Messrs. CASTOR Il Thomas, Bankers; MesSrs.
Hereford Il Bros, w. G, Randall Co., Col,
c. b, stevenson, Capt, James Thomas, and
Block, Jett & Co.; Messrs, u. L. James ana A.
NJ Horne. l53dlm
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unvnble In advance. No subscription taken
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Advertisements inserted ut the rate OF VI ~
mar suunre for the first insertion, and 70 cents
Tor each subsequent insertion.
The following are uradVertislns rates III
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ENGIISH
FEMALE ,BI'TTERS.


A N INFINITE multitude OF diseases wait
"A upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and so long as she exposes hcr-
self to the various vicissitudes OF weather ana
ever-changing scenesof life's fitful follies, SO
long will she be the recipient OF troubles Pc
culiar to her'sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some of those afiec-
lions alluded to, are as followss sChlorosis,
or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster.
les, Palpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Smothering Sensations, Prolapsus
Uteri and liberation, cold feet and hands,
Giddiness and Swimming of the Head, Pain
in the side and back dow spirits and meian-
choly, Mental; and Physical Prostration,
Wakefulness, Indigestion, Constipation. Tor
pid Liver, and sll that class OF chronic COM
plants peculiar to the female sex. The PEI
culiar and valuable combination known as
DromcoolefS y 4. - rtf4sh ~ - t4
English Female BIftcrs,
cure, the above female complaints, and all
other troubles that affiict old or young, mar
ried or single females "A wE5.
IL at once arouses and invigorates the fe-
male frame, giving strength to the weak and
feeble, building up the emaciated, quieting
the nervous, imparting life and buoyancy TO
the duh and listless, relieving pain, regula-
ting the liver and bowels and otherwise gath
ering up and restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. ]. p. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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FOR SALE.

F. O urt q - - - q Z 8 I.
25 by 200 feet, on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church. for sale or rent, in
Guiding good we'll, cistern and residence
also, about 81 900 worth of furniture. For
terms apply to W A. TERRY, of Jetiries q
Terry. l#iI
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The Bible.



The original of this was pasted on the walls
of a Swiss inn. Thefollowing Is a fun trans
latlon, which 1t is hoped may prove useful 10
many Of your readers:
In Genesis the word was made,
In Exodus the march Is told
Leyitcus contains the law,
In Numbers are the tribes enrolled
In Deuteronomy again,
We're urged to keep Gods law alone;
And these five books of Moses make
The Oldest writings that are known.
Brave Joshua to Canaan leads; tta
In Judges oft the Jews rebel;
We read of David's name in Ruth
And First and Second Samuel.
In First and Second Kings we read
How bad the Hebrew State became;
In First and Second Chronicles
Another history of the same,
In Ezra captive Jews return,
And Nehemiah builds the wall;
Queen Esther saves her race nom doath,
These books Historical we call.
In Job we read of patient faith;
The Psalms are Davld's songs OF praise;
The Proverbs are to make us wise;
EcclssiasLies next portrays
How feeting earthly pleasures are;
The Song of Solomon Ii all
About the love of Christ; and these
Five books "DeVotiOnal' we call.
Isaiah tells of Christ to come;
While jeremiah tells of woe;
And in his Lamentations mourns
The Holy Citys overthrow.
Ezekiel speaks of mysteries;
And Daniel foretells kingsof old;
Hosea calls men TO repent;
in Joel blessings are foretold;
Amos tells of wrath; and Edom
0badiah's sent to warn;
While Jonah shows that Christ should die;
And Micah where he should be born;
In Nahum Nineveh is seen; as r
In Habakkuk Chaldea's guilt; aa
In Zephaniah Judah's sins;
In Haggai the Temples built;
Zachariah speaks Of Christ;
And Malachi of John, His sign;
The prophets number seventeen,
And all the books are thirty-nine;
Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and John
Tell what Christ did in every place;
Acts show what the apostles did;
And Romans how we're saved by grace;
Corinthians instructs the Church;
Galatians shows faith alone;
Tphesians true love; and in
Philippians Gods grace is shown;
Collossians tells more of Christ;
And Thessalonians of the end;
In Timothy and Titus both
Are rules for patrons to attend;
Philemon Christian friendship shows;
Then Hebrews clearly tells how all
The Jewish law prefgured Christ;
And these Epistles are by Paul;
James shows that faith by works must live
Aud Peter urges steadfistness;
While John exhorts to Christian love,
For those who have it God will bless;
Jude shows the end of evil men;
And Revelation tells of heaven;
This ends the whole New Testament,
And all the books are twenty-seven.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE REST.

BARBERsHop OPPOSITE CRuTcHFIELD HOUSE
Loud roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rainbegins TO drop,
And the clouds may rend asunder,
We are always in the shop,
In readiness to shave you,
Cut or dress your hair,
Or shampoo those who wish
With n preparation fair.
We have chairs, easy and neat,
And now Bob IS complete,
In his shop ON Main street;
His BARRIERS are of his race,
Yet have not as black face:
They are negroes, so am /,
So walk In, gents, don't pass us by.
100dem BOB, THE BARBER.
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FROM GEN. ROBERT ;. LIE AND OlHEB PATRON

The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated ut the Virginia Female Institute, in
Staunton, Va, under The care OF Rev II. IL,
Phillips. They therefore know II TO be nm
admirably conducted institution, for yonug
ladies', and they cordially recommend II to
favor even beyond It's past extensive patron
age, GEN. r. ~ LEE W and l.. u,
Y. II. SMITH, V. NJ. L.,
WIN, N. pENnLErON,
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CORRESPONDENTS

National Park Bank, New York; Boat
mems savings Institute, ~. Louis, Perkins,
Swonsen Il Co., New Orleans Ball, Hutchns
n Co., Galveston, roXaf First National Bank,
Galveston, Texas; First National Bank,
Houston Texas; q. g. Johns ~ Co., Austin
Texas, Raymond * Whites, Austin, Texas.
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From Hon. II, W. Walker, OF Alabama.
Providence placed In my way u circular Of
your institution, and n two years residence
of my daughter in your family has given me
unqualified cause for gratitude
From Hon, Mrs. A, II, Capcrton, OF West Va,
| have prayed that your life might be
spared TO educate my youngest daughter, the
nth we have had under your care,
From Colonel Il, G. lancey, of Georgia.
TO select school :for my daughter, per-
sonally Inspected the most eminent institu-
lions, even as far north aaNew York, and
finally fixed upon yours. Her success justl-
fies my choice.
From Honorable William Ballard Preston
Committing my third daughter TO your
care, | hereby express my Increased conf
dence, for | confess, az Il Nirginian / am
proud of your institution.
From Governor John letcher OF Virginia,
From my own personal knowledge
of the school, cordially commend il us one
OF the very best female schools, within my
knowledge, in the Southern states.
FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS THE PRINCIPAL,
Or Honorable N. X, Trout, or Colonel VIII
liam IL. Tams, Secretaries of the Board of
Trustees
June 2Sth. 1873. lH-dlw-wlm
, 1873-09-25
Items for Exhibitors at the Fair.

Apples, pears plums, peaches, necta'
rines, grapes, and small fruits, will be
shown on whits plates, and only enough
to pack handsomely on a lO-lnch plate
are wanted of each variety many BUSH
els were sent last year that were never
unpacked; enough to fill one plate are
all that can be used.
Tender fruit. ripe pears, grapes, etc.,
should be sent in slat or bored boxes to
allow the air to circulate and insur.
good condition on delivery at the hall.
Every variety must be plainly marked
with the name of the owner. as as well
as the fruit, to prevent mistakes and
annoyances to those who unpack.
Grains will look much the best in
clean, white bags; one-half of bushel
of each kind must be sent, less amount
cannot be entered for a premium. The
time of sowing and harvesting, weight
and number of bushels to the acre,
should also be given. Grain in sheaf
should be wrapped in paper and care
fully tied; as the rough handling it is
sure to receive on the journey is apt to
injure it.
Mark all packages: The Fair, Seat
tie, w. T." if you want to get free
tranyportation on the boats, as all goods
not so marked will be liable to lay
freight.
This association will not claim any
goods shown, but articles not claimed
at the close of the fair, will be sold, and
the proceeds turned over to the Treas
urer Sheds for stock, ETC., will be pro-
vided. Water Is on the ground, and feed
will be furnished at the lowest market
price.
Goods sent on any of the boats du.
ring fair week will be cared for by an
agent of the Society. who will see them
safe to their destination without cost or
cara from tie owner.
The R. r. will have an agent at the
fair to purchase such articles as will
bear transportation and those who wish
to sell can dispose OF IL cir products for
cash down.
For further particulars address:
A. A. Manning. Secretary,
Olympia, W. T.
, 1873-09-25

bank has money on deposit, and thai
with two or three exceptions they cwLed
but little stock. This may account fol
the bad arrangement.
Jay Cooke & Co. publish a statement
to-day, giving the names of banking
houses which will pay drafts of theil
correspondents. All drafts against de-
posits made since their suspension, will
be paid upon presentation.
BUFFALO. Sept. 22.-H. W. Bart, &
Co., private bankers and brokers closed
tNs morning.
WASHINGTON, sept. 22.-.-Post Masters
appointed: W. Halston, at Mirebanli,
1illamook Co. Ogn.. j. S. Rudd, al
PhGni1, jackson Co. Ogn.. Isaac Wing
ard, at Skookum Chuck. Thurston Co
W. T., c. F. Heaton, at Spokane Falls
Stevens Co. W. T., A. C. Short, at Wal
lula, Walla Walla Co. W. T.
New YoRK, Sept. PA genera
strike of shoe makers is iminent. 20(
struck to-day, becarasT as alleged Ell
ployers have fiiled to keep to terms a,
agreed upon at the last strike. 1t is. .ex
pected that all workmen will strike to-
morrow.
INDEPENDENCE, No., Sept.22-A ter.
rible shooting affair occurred here yes
teiday. Jas. J. Charles got into street
fight with Jas. Peacock, during which a
pistol dropped from Charles pocket
and was picked up by his son. a boy Of
IA who shot Peacock in the back inflict
ing dangerous wound. Peacock thep
shot the elder Charles through the head
killing him.
ST. LOUIS. NJ, Sept. a2.-Mike Nc
Cool was arrested last night at his train
ing quarters outside the city. and Tom
Allen arrested early this morning sew
eral miles south bf the city, and boil
were brought Lere and put under bonds
of 800 each to Keep the peace.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Willianl
Thompson, Idaho, was appointed Reg
lister of Land Office at Boise City. Joe
B. vosbery, Of California, appointed
Indian Agent at Tule Reservation, Cal
ifornia,
HAvANNA, Sept. 23.--Reported tina
the homo Government has ordered {
suspension of proceedings in c5hnec
ton the sale of embargced properly, an6
Capt. Gen. Pieptain has in consequence
rendered his resignation.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Chief Justice
Ccckbnrn, has fined the editor of the
Chelteham Chronicle, $3.50, for publish
ing criticism of conduct Of the trial Of
the Tichborne claimant, and threatens
him with imprisonment if tbs offense is
repeated.
barnett, conservative, has been re-
turned to Parliament from Dover.
I The Spanish steamer Mortilio, whicl
ran down the emigrant ship Nortl
Fleet, having arrived at Dover, has beer
detained there by orders from the Ad.
miralty.
Nine of the Bury St. Edmonds riot
ers have reen sentenced to from to
months imprisonment.
, 1873-09-25

BUSINESS Coombs 4 Wheel
er, have gone into the auction and COM
mission business in Yesler's new build
ing opposite the telegraph Office. to
which Wells & Fargo Co.'s Express Of
fee has been removed.
A. D. Shelby, an old Portland crock
cry merchant, victim by the late fire,
has opened store opposite the Occi-
dental Hotel on Mill street with the por-
ton of his stock saved from the fire,
which will be soon replenished from
San Francisco.
Mr.. Horn, whose hotel was burned
down at Jacksonville. Oregon, last year
has lelsed and is now keeping the al
bambra" corner of Commercial and
Mill streets.
E. S. Dodge has opened warehouse
nm Yesler's wharf for produce and COM
mission business.
Webster & Morrill, have opened SIM
liar house on Stone & Burnett's wharf.
Business of all kinds appears to be IN
a prosperous condition in Seattle at the
present time.
, 1873-09-25

MARRIED.-On board the steamer
North Pacific, in this city. Sept 21st, by
Judge E. W. Blake, Mr.. J. A. Sto ne to
Miss Emma Woelery.
In Seattle, Sept. Goth, 1873, by Rev.
John F. Damon, H. A. Bigelow, Esq,
to Miss Emma X. Hall, both of King
County.
, 1873-09-25
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
New YORK, Sept. 2O.-Union Trust
Co. suspended at half past 10 to-day. 1t
announces that it will resume on Mon
day morning. Stocks are going up and
down lively and several sales are made
under rules which would imply that
failures had taken place, though only
one is made known yet, that of A. G.
White. Western Union touched 60
The suspension of the Union Trust Co.
will very likely make unavailable the
, 1873-09-25

II Rev. Norman Mcleod will deliv-
er free lecture at the Congregational
Church Thursday evening y. o'clock.
Subjeet-An age of superstition tends
to an age of despotism, and an age of
Respotism to the liberalism without law.
There will be sociable in the same
place after the lecture. All are invited
, 1873-09-25

AGENERoUs TRIBUTE.-Our cotempo.
rariss make grateful acknowledgements
for small mess or vegetables, basket
of fruit or some other marks of appre-
citation by partial readers. We have to
acknowledge the contribution of full
barrel of delicious pears from our friend
E. NJ. Smithers. This shows how he
compares with ordinary men in gener-
osity, and is fattering tribute to our
own merits from such source.
, 1873-09-25

SELECT ScHooL.-The undersigned
will open select school in the County
House, opposite the Episcopal Church.
On Tuesday morning Sept. %, 1873.
Miss AZ. DUBOIS.
, 1873-09-25

STREET LETTING.-The contract fol
grading Sixth street from Washington
street to the shore road, was awarded te
Thomas Caffery at 80 cents a yard.
, 1873-09-25

MARRIED.--In this city, on the 23d
inst, by Daniel Bagley. Mr.. s. H.
Crafts, of Pierce Co. and Miss Jennie F.
FLORENCE, Of Kin Co.
, 1873-09-25
Ruaet Sound 9ispateh.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
seattle. W t. sept. a5 is73.
, 1873-09-25

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National Republican., 1873-12-30

MANY suvrKR rather than take nauscous medi-
tion Of the bronchial tubes or tendency TO con.
sumption, viii find In Dr. Hilar's Bdlsam Of Wiid
therry o remedy as agreeable 70 the palate m
ciiectual In removing disease. The Balsam 10 .
pleasant remedy II 10 snfe remedy II is power
inl remedy nh q speedy remcdyi II 10 remedy
National Republican., 1873-12-30
GETTING INT0 4 PASSION

lie must be = dull fellow, indeed, who has
no, something CLEVER to say whcn IN passion.
II man has any wit In him, perfect unrcstraint
brings II out hence comedy and farce depcmi
much upon temper for their liveiisst sceues
Passion makes man unaffected. Nobody IL
more himself than when he lotes hirnself.
Sheridan makes all his people too witty for
nature; hut we acknowledge our Kindred with
Sir Anthony in rage rather than with Acref
In cool blood. His new system Of oaths IA be.
yond US, but VIC can recall Occasions when we
felt n easy 10 sreak our Iniisds, when pAslion
gave US the fcciins uf something more Ike elo-
quence than We had known before, and voca-
bnlary became ours that, in our passive mo
ments, We have sought after In vain. How
r,aaijy his perIods how, how expressive ii,
id4rs. "Taks care the pRtiepce Of a saint
may be overcome at last hut mark, give you
six hours and a half TO consider Of this n then
YOU spTse, without apy condition, 10 do any
thing 6n Garth thai Z choose, why, I may In
time forgive you u not, don't enter the same
hemisphere With me, but get an atmoSphere
aud q sun OF your own. IN strip you OF your
u hInds oftrustees, and you shall live ON the
IN ,rest. W disown you; IN dislnhefit you,
and hang me II ever eall you Jack again ~
Nor need VIZ ebbsider his reference 10 the sun
aud atmosphere as beyond the stretch Of our
imagihatiosl u tbe rage be but high enough
piteboa. This earth Seems little spot 70 a
man Y passion he nSItssly isGk: sS below q
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