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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04

city, in square humber five hundred and ioIlm
seven, pouhded by Perdido, Toni, Muo ana In
Eitf streets, being lots numbered seven 10 tlo 81
inclusive, and fcouting Perdido street, ~
MEASURE each t~enty-seven by one hundred All
thirty feet. 70
Certain lots Of ground in the First District of tr
cltF IN square number five hundred and Lity
"nIdtd by PoydIas. Tonti, RUcheblaye and to,r
t.!dp streets, being lots numbered one 10 pinel
inclusive, fronting on Poy,lras street and measWr
ths each twenty six by ne-huEGred and thnuT''s
ana other lots, in tie same square and dsti ssJq
oe.ne lots numbered ten 10 twenty'tIsItJi
ana 'front.' and measure rs follows Lots ten III
th4ittth inclusive front Oh Eocheblaye street IN
measure each thirty by one hundred ana nity-oD
ioet; ioIs fourteen to twenty-four, inclusive nv s
on Fefdido street and measure each tweuty'ssson
~ one hundred and thirty two feet lois t1eu.2y
Ns 10 twenty eight inclusive front on TOltl st.Jt
ana measure each thirty by one hundred ard niIlr
one 1eet, and also a strip in same souasc ana u'li
'itet, measures twelve by sixty feet. 81.
Iuare OF ground, in the First U..ti- ct of ri
c'y, III square number six hundred and httgeylt
bounded by Salcedo, Lopez, Perdido ana GraVfi
streets, and measuring two hundred and BIZ a
-FOUR hundred and forty nine feet =
CERTAIN lots Of ground i'll tie FRS. District
th4s NY IN square number sl& hundred aHdIv|l
tten, BOUNDED by Perdido, White, Dlpre and Gfss'
Ter streets ffouting anu lnea surfing follows u
VIZ LOIS numbers six and seven front on PeIdst
street and measure fifty seven by one hundred syJ
t"enty itet; lois numbers eleven TO seventeen,
SluslNe 'front.' On Dupre street aud neaSaie ~
Euhortd and ten by one hundred AID fcrtylg't
lttti lot number twenty s.x fronts on GIamr
s.it ~ aho neas ures twenty eight by onr huna.
sud twenty feet, ana lots number TWEEN Y-nno "
unity FOUR inc elusive, front White 7'-ett -
measure one hundred and seventy -u,He ~ o%I
hundred and forty fur feet 20
square of grouHd III the First District Of lSt
CITY II square number eight hundred ard tHlsa'
pounded by Gasquet, Pa nIyrt, AltEN.1er o.
2hLfat tlretl5 amt measuring ttrr- htndreu q,
fourteen by three hundred and nineteen feet.
lot OF ground, III the Fret District Of this W
IN square mum Der five hundred ana eicbteeSi
bounded by Perdido, Galvez. johnson and Graz ~
streets, fronting on Perdido street known as
i4ulhpeF el@ht, and mea 7uring twenty lime W ~
hundred and twenty feet
One half square OF ground IN the FIRST Dist1kl
Oh tHls Guy, III square number seven Aurdrtd ea'
seven, bounded BY Palmyra, Gasquet, CIarH ~
"tnols streets and measuring -
Two lots OF ground IN the Pirst District OF ~
city, IN square number four hundred and SIN
seven, bounded by Palmyra, Gasquet. Roman =
ff1edr streets, and known as lots numbers i've
TX, fronting on Palmyra street. and measUHS
LllV-iolr by one hundr- and ten feet. -,
NO -ots Of ground, in the FiTst District Of"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04

ae23 i.423 Sierir of IN, - r, AFFtR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04

| sound principles.
The following are instances in which yell
low fever has been brought through a strict
quarantine
1S7l-To New YORK, by steamship Cleo
patra.
ls59-To New Orleans, By brig Elizabeth
Ellen.
July, IS52--To New Orleans, from Key
West.
September, l8co-Sew Orleans, from
Nassau.
Io9I-To New Orleans, by brig Mary
Pratt, trnm Cuba.
lS73-To New Orleans, by bark Val
paraiso, from Cuba
lS73-To Pensacola. BIZ ship Golden
Dream, from Cuba. Kept twenty one days
at quarantine
lS70-To New Orleans, by steamship AZ
hes. from Honduras.
The principle has been that vessels in
fected with any disease woulG be sponta
neously purified by remaining time vary
ing from ten to forty days at detention.
No doubt that most infections lose vitality
after a time, but to depend upon time as
purifier we should take the lcngest time
that any disease has been known to remain
latent on q vessel as basis. Many vessels
have been known to carry yellow fever poi
son across the Atlantic to France, England
and Spain during voyages OF from forty to
fifty days.
The following facts show number of in
stances in which the yellow fever geGln has
preserved its vitality during a time OF forty
days or more:
Brig Alderman Pirree brought yellow
fever germs from Cuba to Swansea. Wales,
after d passage OF forty days, in July, 1918.
Brig Henrietta brought yellow fever to
Swansea. Wales, from Cuba, after voyage
OF forty five DAYS. in August, 1851.
Brig Aime Marie brought yellow fever
from Cuba TO ST. Nazaire, France. after
voyage Of forty-two days, in June, 1861.
Brig MaDgosteen brought yellow fever
from Cuba TO Swansea, Wales, IN 1854 after
a voyage OF forty days.
In the above cases no persons were sick
on board OF the vessels when they arrived.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Gonare6.

Ser Gon9reb nabm lebte g8ode feline
Yerbanblunsen pisosr auf uno pertrieb
Ii9 Die 3sit nit Reben llebsr Die Sa-
laircrbDbunssbin fam Der Senat nod
ni9t wegtommen.
Na6osm psrfdisbsns Reprdientantsn
iiber Die Ioeialsn @srbdltnihe Der Nessr i'm
Siiben seiprodsn, belt Glliot Elm junser
iarbissr Yoltspsrtreter aus South Garol=
no. cine &sbc, Die bsnlslbsn iosleih als
einsn Der fdbisitsn &eprdientanten bocu=
mentirts. elliot 1T nod Elm iunser Wsann,
Der feline Yilbuns in England srbislt. Gr
protsitirte sssen Die ansia9en iilolider
9ertrster, pelde bebaupteten, oab Die RE-
ger ,uirisbsn leien. wenn lie ibre eissnen
Saulen nnb &irden bdtten, ionoern er
perlanste polls ioeials @leidbsrdtisuns.
Sas Gomits, bas iiber Die @sibnadts.
ierien in Waibinston taste nno gorihlq-
se fir bic Seduction Der Staatsaussaben
Al MAIDEN hattie, 1T Der Wtelnun8 alls Vor-
anI9ldse Der gabinetsmitslisosr su be-
idnsioen.
am itdrifsn unter oas Wsiier tamen Die
Slub= unb SaIenusrbsIierunsen Die yaa-
rins uno Die Mrmse. Son grbobnn9 Der
Stsusrn 1T feline Rsos mebr. Sis Ssrrsn
n
in @aibinston ioatsn oas alts Spriid.
mort bebenten:
0(it 0ielsm bait man Saus,
Utit Wenis fommt man aus
Ser prafbsnt lssts nit lsinsr BOtldaft
bic @ttenitdde in Der unislisen Yirsinius-
aiiaire Dor. Ssit bas Boot periunisn, 1T
bic @ei&idte fait aus Der OsIientliateit
psridwnnosn. Greili1. bois 3unsen mol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

Sirettor Der @iener Dsltausfenuns unb
bamit :eine Grfabruns Der amerieanii9en
Reeieruns fir Die Wsitausfelluns ia Ybi.
Iaoelpbia su gut tomms III bieie grnen-
nuns mabriaeinIid semadt worben.
Sreilid tonnsn bic Ratbidldss sefdbr=
lid iuerben, benn Der Baron bat nit Dem
GeIoe niAt seseist, luie bas 16 Million.n
@ulbsn 9eHsit benefit, bas Die ausHelluns
in @ien selafen.
Sic politii den 3uftdnb. in ben
Saoitaaten fno nod INNER Der troftlois=
iten Irt.
Sn 2oniiiana traten am 5. Sanuar
beibe 2esislaturen Sulammen. Mn Die
republitaniidc, Die BON Der &esieruns in
@aibinston anertannt ii, ridtete &ellos
cine gOtidaft, iuelde Die beeausrliden 3u=
itdnoe Der 6inanSsn bes Staatss idilbert
uno uori9Idst, Die Sdulo bon 25 Wlillio-
men Dollars formell su sarantiren.
au4 Die bemotratiide 2esislatur per-
lammelte iid unb wirb Elm Wsmorial an
Den @on9reb ri4ten.
Wie ss beibt iOll srobe Notb in man-
den Sbeilen 2ouil iliana's berrlden, unb
ioll imGonsreB eineYill introbusrt'uerOen,
iuelde beitimmt, oab ben glotbleioenoen
&ationen aussetbsilt msrben.
MusS Seras fommt Die Ha6:idt baB
oas Supremegeridt mad mebrtdsiser Be-
ratbuns oas @eieb, oemsemdb Die lebten
Wablen absebalten wuroen, fir unsiiltis
uno unconititutionea ausiprad.
Serjsnise Sbeil Der reuen Contribution,
lusl6er nad Sebauptuns Der &epublitaner
ourd bas 8ablseies Der 2esislotur per=
lest puroe. beitimmt oaB Die Stimmtditen
bier Sage lang BON llbr 9ormittass Bis
A llbr Tadmittass often sebalten weroen
lollen.
60 perbcn bort Die Garpetbagsers por=
oerbano nod am Guoer bleiben, troboem
oas @olt iid am Stimmfaiten sesen ibre
Sdanowirtbidaft erfldrt bat.
Sn 8irsinia erOffnets bic 9esisla-
tur am l. Sanuar ibre Sibunsen II. nabm
bic Yotidait oes @ouoernenrs entsesen,
in lpelder bsrislbe beSiislid Der Yssiebun=
gen Der beioen Raeen su chamber iast, bab
Die srobs aufsabe, cine poltommene glus-
iobnuns swii9en Der psiben unb farbsen
Haes berbe4ufiibren. unbebinst i'm 2aufe
Der 3eit 81 elmer sliidliden GOiuns se=
bra6t wiro, usnn tcine Sunossselebs itb-
reno ba,miidsntreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Die 2Sef(6Roru- n. Aartoffefu- -Erute.

Die rationale Gommillion, mslde sins
Statiltif iiber Den Grntsertras Der leBten
Sabre lammelts, beri4tst einen beoeutea=
Den ausfaa in Der 8sll6torn- II. Rar=
toItsln-Grnte bss lesten Sabres 9esen oas
Sabr porber. allsin in Den Staaten oes
@sitsns, Sllinois, Snoiana, Ohio, Soipa.
gSisconFn, Minnsiota, Miiouri 2entudp.
SsanIas uno 5snneHes, wnroen iiber 24O
Nainionen Yuidel &orn weniesr seerntet,
als i'm Sabr 1872.
Der sanw grtras in ssnannten Staa=
ten fur oas Sabr 1872 mar 755,O60.OOO
Yui4sl; fir oas Sabr 1873 5l4.OOO,6OO
VuIhel.
Sie Wtinosrsrnte BON Ssartoiisln betrast
in senannten adt Staaten folsenbe BRO.
sente
Sainpis 90, Soma so 6llO, Sanias 73,
Minnelota "a. Mi7ouri A 7llO. Obio Is
3IlO, @iseoniin Is allO. Snbiana "a
2I1O, siu Surdi9nittspsrluit bon 80 YrO=
gent. Scr Ausial an Yuldelu 1T folsen'
Der; Sliinois 6, 200, 900, Soma 1900. 900.
Miiiouri l,4OO,OOO, Ohio 100000.
Biseoniin 100000, Snoiana 100000.
Elm Sotalabiall BON ls,OOO,4OO guldel.
Sie Grnts in Den senannten Staaten be-
lief id in 1872 auf 47,OOO.OOO guiasI.
In 1873 auf 29,0OO,0O0,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

len bebaupten, bas Boot lei abf4tli9 uers
ientt worben. I'M eine ettuaise gDieoerbsr.
aussabe besislben an epanien unm6sIid
su MAIDEN. SOl&e .Daniee-Srids" piro
bod Der alte Ontel Gam ni9t i'm 4opfe
fdbreng
Ser prdfbent bat in elmer Wlittbsiluns
au ben Senat bic grnennuns Williams'
gum Oberbunoesridter Suriid9eSosen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Naatm.rf29

Grau sebiIlt. Bon allen eeitea Ii.sen
geri&te aber llnfdue Dor, bic ourd len
RebeI pernria@t wnrosn. eebr pisIs Ys>-
ionen purben nberfabrsH, wdbrsnb anSer
Bel golliRonen auf Der Sbsmie ertrantes.
Das id!iumfe an bem Hsbsl bissmaI pal
bab n 10 lanse anoaaerte. Ser Isbh
srobe Rebel am Maporstass 1870 wdbrAe
nur sini9e etunben.
Sn Der Iesten Summer babsn mir be
teIesrapbiiden Sepeiden iiber Den etaats-
ftreia gaiteIars. Ses Yrdfiocntsn Der ipa-
niiden RepubIit, mitsetbeiIt Iatirli3
iibsrraidts Die Nadri9t bss etaatstrei<
Dies. gtwas an Der @eididte ift jeben.
ialls nod ounteI, oa gaitelar, trosbem
iein Streid selans, refsnirte. an bss
Sd6nreoners etells tritt Der alts yififus,
MariGan Serrano. Ob pieIleidt Yapia
in isinem auftrase banoeIte, msib man
nidt, unm6slid mare bies srabe aud ni1t.
Sir Die ipaniide Rspublei idudrmt Sers
rano nidt uno iein idon sebilbetes gabi-
net seist, oab er etpas i'm Gdiloe flbrt.
Moslid, oab er i'm Sntereie oes eben srpb-
jdbris seworoenen eobnes Der Gg 46ni-
gin ISABELLA, oes Snfanten Son alfsnls,
auftritt
go lit bsnn gafelar seitiirSt, er, Der oas
3issn 10 trefflid psritanoen; i'm Horoen
bat er Die gasten idon bunoert MaI in
ale @eltsesenoen Serlprenst uno oes Oon
Carlos Mrmss psrnidtet-auf Dem Papier
natiirlid. llsber Gartbasena telesrapbir-
te er in Die @eIt, bab es am ID. Oftobsr
lsBtbin nur mebr fir Sage 2sbensmi.tsl
babe, uno beute 1T es nod belasert.
Sie Siirtei leioet iebr an llebeln.
Den Grobeben, Der Mibernte uno Den Rdu=
berbanben. Sie grbbeben mollsn tein
gnoe nebmen; bic Mibernte, burd @ai=
iermanssl in pielsn Yropinssn berbeise1
fiibrt, lit anlaB su Sungersnotb in anso=
ra uno auf Der Snlel gppern, 10 oab piele
gswobner oisle SnieI perlaHen. Nus 2es=
bos miro nun aud Wibernte Der Olipen
semelost. Sonft tuimmelten 81, Strabsn
GorItantinppsls um oieie 3eit bon Olipsn=
pertduTeru. Sieiss Sabr iiebt man feinen
sin;isen. Die sr6Bte oaucrnoe Yla8e fno
aber Die Hduberbanoen ioluobl in europa,
als in aiisu. 8si Ysrsamos bat man Die
Yoit aussepliinosrt. Sn SbeiiaIien anb
Gpirus. no felt sinissn Wonaten Die Srup=
pen gu bsren 8ertilsuns anseuanbt wer=
Den. mi1sn bieielbsn plOslib oa aubutaa=
den, wo Die Sruppen nidt iino. go er=
ldienen in sinem Sorie iudbreno elmer
Srauuns bisIe unsebetsnsn Sodjeitssdite,
nabmen Die sanse @eielidaft nit iid uno
pliinoerten aud oen Yrsiter aus. Msbe=
meo Mli Yaida, Der oortise Militdrsou=
perneur sebt iebr enersiid sesen bic 9an-
RON hor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
r. n. CHASE, M. D.

SyURGEoN AND PRACTITIONER OF HO-
~ meopathy. Office, rooms 1, , and 3 in Per-
ry & Riley's new building. Office hours, from
0 TO Ii A. NJ. to and to 9P.M.
ns- Special attention given TO diseases oil
women and children. octgtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Utah News.

SALT LAKE, November Sd. - The
question OF Brigham Young's precari-
GUS health is still the subject OF public
controversy. Amelia, his favorite
wife, declares that the Prophets ILL
ness is nothing serious and that ho is
good for ten years more ut least.
Ann Eliza Young left this morning
for theEsst under engagement for Red
paths star lecture course.
The affairs OF the National Bank are
in an uncertain condition. The United
States Bank Examiner is now investi-
eating the concern.
The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany has taken half interest in the
Utah Southern Road, and the latter is
to be pushed ut once 25 miles south
from Provo.
The three-card monte sharps have
made up purse to fight the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad
Companies, aud they propose to en-
ploy eminent counsel. Public opinion
and sympathy are decidedly in favor
Of the roads. The issue at law Is, can
the roads, as common carriers, adopt
such rules as they wish for the protec-
tiOn of their passengers against offens-
i've and dangerous characters? Shall
the same be elected from their trains
aud depot grounds?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Don't Want any More Black Hills.

+. w. Stone, young gentleman
from New York City, came here on
the 10th of September, and on the
18th, he in company with two other
plucky young fellows whom he fell in
with here, started out with n mule
team, well prOvisioned, and well
armed, for the Black Hills. Mr..
stones party has returned. He in.
forms US that he went within about
fifty miles of the Black Hills, and
could have gone further had he been
so inclined, but under existing cir
cumstances they concluded it would
be policy to return. They saw In
dians every few days, and sometimes
the reds made it rather unpleasant for
the boys, as they would hover about
them in such uncomfortable close
proximity as to compel the party to
throw themselves into defensive at
titude.
Mr.. Stone says the Indians never
attacked them during the night time,
and this he attributes to the fact that
he had with him couple of very
large hounds that would scent the In
dians afar OIL, and they would keep
up deep baying while they were in
the vicinity OF the camp.
Mr.. Stone and his companions were
within two and a half miles of the
scene of the fight between the Brule
Indians and the Yankton party, and
saw the Yankton boys after they got
back home. They presented an alto
gether demoralized appearance, and
every one of them bore some wound
or bruise received during the engage
ment.
While Mr.. stones party were at
Niobrara, on their return trip runners
came in from Red Clouds camp and
reported about 5000 warriors concen-
trated at that camp, with nearly twice
that number at Spotted Tails Agency,
all of whom were apparently equipped
for service, and it was believed they
intended to make trouble for the ex-
psdition parties now scattered through
that country on their way into the
Black Hills.-Siour city Journal, Oc-
tOber 10th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
K. D. WISE. M. D.,

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
NJ Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
In Lau Franco Building, Main street. Office
hours, from to l0hz A. NJ, and from IA to 5
p. NJ.
Obstetrics & Diseases % Women a Specially.
my7-yy-I5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07

The Identical is making a stir in the
cigar trade of Los Angeles. Read
their advertisement to-day, and put
that in, your pipe and smoke it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Masonic Notice.

Jes Angeles Lodge No. ~, y. d A. NJ
The stated meetings OF this Lodge are held on
the FIRST Monday of each month at 7:3e r. M.
Members of Pentalpha, No. 202, and all Mas
ter Mas0ns In good standing are cordially In
vited. y. G.. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. ao2S-Iy-~6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Or. M. s. JONES.

1aoRMERLY,oF ST. LOUIS, MO,
I-sA I has located in Los Angeles where
EfoRS. he will give his special attention to
~ diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE: Spring St, opposite Temple Block.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
DR.. J. w. OLIVER,

Office and residence,
III brick building, east side OF Spring St.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
lie 1S-ly-A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Los Angeles Chapter Nc. SO, 4: n. M.

Stated couvocations on 2d Monday of zach
month at ~ Il. NJ. ut Masonic Hail. Soiourn-
Ing companions in good standing cordially
invited. BY ordor OF the H..
w. Ii. A. KIDD, Secretary
A full attendance particularly desired on
9th Novem Der to transact i'm portant business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Dispatch iroa, Rradley's Private Secretary.

CARSON, November 4th.--1O the San
Francisco Evening Bulletin: From
dispatches received thus far from diff
ferent points in the State, it is quite
safe to say that Bradley is elected.
His majority cannot now be told, but
doubtless will exceed one thousand.
Ella is probably elected.
CRITTENDEN THORNTON,
Governors Private Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Orange Grove Enoampment, No. 81, /. o. 0. r,

ID OCULAR MEETINGS held on the Sec
III ond and Fourth TUESDAYS of each
month at ~ p. NJ. Sojourning P,,triarchs in
good standing cordially invited TO attend.
g. ii. MATFIELD, G. z.
a. w. HUTTON. Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Special Notice.

TARS WILL LEAVE depot, until further
~ notice, at 3:45 p. NJ, to connect with steam
ers Orizaba and Ventura, for San Francisco.
Other days, usual time.
Il. +. HEWITT,
oct9tf superintendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07

The BAZAAk Is now giving IL yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards ~
.orner OF Main AMI Requena streets, oppo-
lite the ". S. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
they must clear out their Spring and sum
mer goods to make room for the Immense
stock Of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Or. L. Dexter lyford.

Il No. IA, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hOurs-9 to IL A. NJ; to
and to SP. NJ. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07

If you want anything in the gents
furnishing goods line--good goods at
low prices--go to the Identical" 3S
Main street, Perry 4 Riley Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.
I. O. Q. r.

Angelita Lodge No. ID5, L.. q. q. F.
Regular meetings OF this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Downey Block. Visiting and sojourn-
ing brothers in good standing are invited to
attend. J. j. SMITH, N.fG. =
Z. A. PREUss, Jr. II. s. ai9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
Instructions in French.
Prof. LOUIS ADAMS

VIII instruct classes or private pupils. He
bas been exclusively engaged In teaching the
French language for the past fifteen years,
and ha as the highest testimonials from East
ern institutions with which he has been con-
nected. Address to care OF L. Philip, Esqr.,
Downey Block. sep29-lm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-07
The Mild Power Cures
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.

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