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passed, with its title to take effect from
its passage.
On motion Of Mr.. Pannell, bill regu-
lsting the deposits Of State funds and to
secIre interest thereon, was taken up,
and on his motion read three times and
passed; to take effect from its passage.
On motion Of Mr. Gof, bill TO trans
fer to the counties of Randolph, Barbour
and Taylor, the rights Of the State in the
FairmOnt and Beverly turnpike road,
and for other purposes, was taken up, and
on his motion read three times and pass
ed; to take effect from its passage.
On motion of Mr.. Sherrard, bill
amending section 2 of chaper 33 of the
code, was read II third time and passed; to
take effect from its passage.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Ar
nett in the Chair bill providing for
the inspection of tobacco WAS taken up,
amended, and ordered to its third read
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Camden, a bill to
amcnd an act to provide for holding cir
cult courts, where from any cause the
Judge shall fail to attend, or if in attend
ance cannot properly preside, was taken
up and ordered TO its third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Berkshire, bill to
prescribe the times Of holding the circhit
courts in the seventh judicial circuit, WAS
taken up and ordered to third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis, Il bill con-
cerning the State Library, was AIKEN up
for consideration out of its order and or
dcred to Il third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Cunningham, at
$50 p. NJ, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE.
Another FilIibustering Scene.

At thi, hour, Il VI, the House seems
no nearer out of its difficulties than at
midnight. The all night session was con-
sumed in sitting round in various circles,
and when the question whether the House
shall now consider the caucus force bill,
came to be voted on, the Democrats re-
Trained from voting, and as the Repub-
licans could not keep in the hall a full
majority from their own ranks, the vote
would show quoram not present, and
then there would be call of the House,
with all the tedious prospects connected.
When these were all over and further
proceedings under call dispensed with
the House would come back TO the real
question of the consideration Of the bill,
and again the Democrats would refrain
from voting, and again in the absence
Of quorum, another call of the House
would be entered on, and so on to the
point of beginning. With NIL this, and
Notwithstanding the disgust of the lead
crs in being thus thwarted, in spite Of the
new rules prohibiting dilatory motion,
there was no exhibition of i'll temper on
either side.
Mr. Butler took supper at his desk.
=. M.-At this hour the deadlock
continues, the time is mostly consumed
mainly in calling the roll, on motion, to
appeal. lay on the table, reconsider, &c.
\ motion to oadjourn having been made
by Il member on the Democratic side and
General Butler raised point of order,
that it was dilatory motion. The
Speaker ruled 1t was not and the yeas
and nays were taken on the question OF
adjournment. The vote resulted as fol-
lows: Ayes 90; nays lj4. So the mo-
tion to adjourn was defeated.
Mr.. Hereford then offered the folIsw-
ing:
Rssolrek, That the Senate concurring
that the House adjourn to the first OF
March.
The speaker decided it out of order
and refused TO entertain the appeal from
his decision and ruled that pending the
motion to suspend the rules which has
been made by Mr.. Coburn, only two
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

NEW YORK, February 25.--Becves-
Receipts 700 head, making $3.50 head
for three days, against 5000 head for
the same time last week Demand very
light both to-day and Yesterday, and
market extremely dull and weak at de-
cline from Monday Of tc; poor Texans
l.; no good Texans or Cherokces offered
poor to fair native steers and oxen ga
lllc; good to prime steers ll3m
l2jc. Sheep--Rcceipts 1880 head.
making 5,43O head for three days, against
G.4sO head for the same time last week.
The market ruled dull and weak since
Monday and closes depressed at re-
duction Of nearly !c; common to fair lots
5!a6Ic; good to prime 6l@7c; no
evtra shown. Receipts $500
head, making II, $40 head for three days,
against 10, 400 head for the same time la-t
week. None sold alive; dressed dull at
STA SIC for city; sra SIC for western.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, February 2j.-Cotton
flrm; mlddling uplands lGc; net receipts
6"S bales; gross 639 bales; futures closed
steady; sales 10000 bales. F!our-Rr-
ceiptS 1000 barrels; superfne western
and State 81 2OG4 80; common to good
81 65@4 S. good to choice 81 0OGi qj.
white wheat extra 81 s5G6 90; extra
Ohio 81 1j@ t 80; st. Louis - s5(aS o.
Rye Flour-In fair request. Corn Meal
Quiet Wheat-LeSs active and =
shade easier; receipts 1900 bushels: No.
lspring 81 l3@l IS No. do 81 Ojm
OF; No. Chicago Sl 07l&i 10; No
Milwaukee 81 O9@l II; No > north.
western 81 GOAL 10 Ryc-Dull at 81
@95c. Barley-More uctiv" ut 81 -.
Malt-Hcavy; Canada 81 90 Corn--A
shade trmer: receipts 100000 bushels,
mixed western S2@ s@!c; yellow $50,
S3lc Oats-Dull and shade lower re-
eeipts $1,000 bushels, mixed western Gi
@GS2c; white 6sca7lc. Hay-Firm n
$65 O0@75 90. Hop,-Dull. Coffee
Dull at lG!@lslc gold Sugar-Firm;
fair to good jS@7sc; prime s.. MoIa,
ses-Quiet and unchanged Ricc-Quirt.
Petroleum-St"ady; refined l4ic; crude
7sG7!c. Rosin--Steady at - 0jG2 10.
Turpentine- Heavy at SG!c. Egg,
Firm at 2Sto 3Oc. Pork-Lowrr; new
mess $40 90: prime mess SIS 90. Dressed
Hogs-Hcavy and nominal. Bect:-More
active. Cut MeatS-Quict; middics firm;
long clear lOs@lOic; short clear 10 2j-22
@l0sc. Lard-Firmcr at lisc. Butter
Dull; western at ljm2ic Cheese
Firm AT l0@ lG!c. Whisky-Slorr ac-
tive and firmer at 81 0S cash; 81 O6 rrgu-
lar. Glover Secd-Dull; western at lie.
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Impeachment Resolved On
Seven Managers Appointed
Civil Proceedings Against w
T. Burdett.
Adjournment Of the Legisla-
ture from noon to-day till
October next.
CHARLE EsToS, W. ", Feb. %

CHARL EsToS, W. ", Feb. %.
Special to the Register.
Ny dispatch last night having failed
to reach you, | will repeat it. The
House Investigating Committee made
their report yesterday Wednesday alter
noon. The Committee find that the
Merchants National Bank in 1872, paid
81 900 TO the State Treasurer in consider
alton of his permitting the retention of
deposit of $4,000 of public funds.
The same bank in the spring Of
1873 paid the State Auditor 5000
us an inducement to him to make n
deposit there of funds then under his
control. The same bank has since paid
two per cent on public deposits to W 7.
Burdett. late clerk in the Treasurers
office. in addition to the four per cent.
paid to the State, under which arrange
meht Mr.. Burdett has received about 81
900. The Committee recommends the
impeachment of the Treasurer and Audi
tor, and that the Attorney-General be
instructed to institute civil proceedings
against w. r. Burdett A lengthy dis
cussion took place, and at 30 last night
the House adopted the resolutions OF I'M
parchment.
This morning committee Of sew
en- managers of the impeachment con-
sisting Of Good, Welch, Stuart, Mason,
Blakemore, Hutchinson and Garlic, was
appointed, and the Senate was notified
of tho action. The Senate has
not yet fixed the time Of
the trial. 1t is urged by many that the
impeachment cannot be sustained, be-
cause the oifenses charged were commit
ted during former term Of office.
A Joint resolution was adopted by the
two-thirds of both Houses to-day provid-
ing for an adjournment at noon to-mor-
row until sometime in the month Of Oc-
tober. l..
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RAILROAD Bonds Strong and active
Pacific. Michigan Central and Chicago
Burlington and Quincy s. being prom
incut features.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
STocKs-Irregular during the first
part of the day, but later became weak
and lower, with Pacific Mail and Erie
leading the decline. Western Union and
Union Pacific were frmcr. During the
last hour the market was frmcr and
prices recovered l@ls per cent from the
lowest point of the day. The greatest
advance was in Pacific Mail which
rose to 33!. Union Pacific, Rock Island,
Lake Shore and Western Union were
generally firm with slight fluctuations.
Ohios and Erie were exceptionally weak.
the latter on various unfoundcd rumors
abaut reaction OF rates, default on
March interest, Sc The transaction,
we're $4,000 shares, of which $1,000
were Pacific Mail, 81 900 Western Union,
$1,000 Northwestern, l4.OO0 Erie 5000
Lake Shore 1900 Ohios, 1000 Wabash
and 1900 Union Pacific
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motions can be entertained, viz: 4 mo-
ton to adjourn and motion to adjourn
to fixed dates
Mr.. Eldridge then moved TO adjourn
to Saturday, upon which the yeas and
nays were ordered.
The result of the call was yeas 81, nays
Ia.
Mr.. Coburn then moved to take up the
force bill, upon which Mr.. Eldridge raised
question Reconsideration, and demanded
the ayes and nays, which were ordered.
The vote stood, ayes l70 nays 80.
Mr.. Eldridge then moved to recon
slider the vote by which the House agreed
to consider, and demanded the ayes and
nays, which were ordered.
Mr.. Eldridge's motion was defeated,
yeas l6l, nays 85, and the bill WAS then
read.
After the bill had been read Mr.. Nib
lack made point Of order that mas.
much as it provided for the creation of
new officers it should first be considered
in Committee of lhc Whole.
The speaker refused to entertain the
point of order, and Mr.. Niblank appeal
ed.
Mr.. Conger moved to lay the motion
on the table, upon which the eyes and
nays were demanded. Carried, yeas l42,
nays So.
The Dead Lock Broken.
Mr. Coburn rose ut 1 o'clock to open
the debate. but remarked that the time
which had been occupied in getting
ready had been so long and every one
was so worn out that it seemed alllost
impossible to go on with the work ncces-
sary for the bill this evening. He would
Weld to have some amendments offered.
Amendments were thereupon offered or
suggested by Messrs. Butler, of Massa-
chusetts, Cannon, Hawley, Of Illinois,
and L. r. Hoar The amendment ofthe
latter was to strike out the first, second
and fourth sections; and Of Mr.. Cannon.
to strike out the thirteenth section.
Mr.. Conger then moved an adjourn
ment stating that he did so at the re-
quest of many members who had been
sitting in the hall for over twenty-four
hours without sleep and without regular
meals. Adjourned.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ci .

EAST LIBERTY. February % CuttIr
Receipts for to-day 10 head, and for
three days past 1898 head The sup
ply Is light and business very duh and
untavorublc to sellers, they being obliged
to make concessions 10 clos" uut and Not
many buyers on hand; best - 25
m6 80; medium To good - 75toG 90;
common TO fair $i 500 90; storhrrs
So G5CG3 80; bnlls s. 0Oal 30. Hog
Receipts for to-day 2,i2O head, and
for the three day, past 5,l05 hcud:
Workers 81 5OmG 20; best ;. Goa
: 30. Shcep-Rcccipl, for to-day 800
head, and for three days pat lO5OO
head; best s. 1jGG %; medium - I5r'
} 30.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. %.

MONDAY, Feb. %.
Committees reported.
On motion of Mr.. Gof the bill amend
ing tn" Code concerning levies on pro-
yerty, was read second time and order
ed to third reading.
BILLS.
Senate bills amending 2Sd chapter of
the Code, amending the charter of Hunt
ington, appointing Fish commissioners
for the State, providing for holding Cir
cult Courts when the judge fails or can
not properly preside concerning public
printing, relating to licenses to sell in
toxicating liquors, and providing for in
spcction OF tobacco, were passed
\ message from the House of Dele
gates announced that that body had
agreed to the amendment Of the Senate
to the House bill changing section 3 of
chapter 233 of the acts of 1929.
ON motion of Mr.. Berkshire II recess
was taken to $50 p. NJ.
Senate met at 2.3O p. NJ.
House bill prescribing times for hold
ing the circuit courts in the 1tn judicial
circuit, was passed.
The following Senate bills were order
ed to their third reading: For the relief
of J. NJ. and W. ;. Armstrong; amend
ing the code concerning the court docket,
trial by jury and DEGREES for money; con-
cerning assessment for damage, and to
abolish inns, hotels, &c; relating to
clerks of courts, concerning assessments
OF public lands and recording of deeds.
\ bill for the permanent location of
the seat OF government was laid on the
table.
a bill allowing the public library to
remain in Charleston was rejected.
\ bill to pay certain charges on the
Treasury was read Il second time, and
pending its consideration,
ON nrutinn of Mr Rnnnnit nAinmrnnl
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADEIrHTA, February 25.-F .nfrY
inactive; Wisconsin and Minursoln>
family - s7Im5 -; Pennsylvania. In
diana and Ohio - 25t,5 - " Wheat
Firm; red 81 20; amber J 2N; whit"
81 30. Corn-In ac,ir" demand p, sorf
9lc. Command full figure; whit"
GSc: mixed GjCa G6c. Provisious-l In
steady request. Green Meat, Hams
lO!c; shoulder, in salt 7.msI Dressed
Hogs-siM9c. Lard -llmli5c. Pruo-
!cum-N Nominal; refined II. .ci rrud" in
barrels Zoe. Clover Sccd-Salc- at II
ollie. Whisky-Sl 10. Butt"r-jn-
changed. Chccsc-Firm. Eggs-Firm;
western GOA 32c.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 25.-Flour-
Heavy; demand light and unchanged
Whcut-Stcady; No. | amber ) j -, No.
= 81 l7@l l74i No. 2 81 l@al l@4. Corn
Firm at 1910 SOC. Oat,-Quin, whit"
G7c; mixed Gjc. Eyc-Firm at y Oil,
05. Provisions-Dull Pork SO 90
10 30. Bulk Meats--Shoud"r to;riHr
rib lltMll!c. Bacon-ShouId"rs so,
SIC; clear rib l0!. Ham.-l4o ljc. Lard
-l34Ml4tc. Butter-Duil; good e.
fine western tub and rolls 22(a 2sr Pc
troleum-Strong Mt 74@7lc. Coh"".
Dull and unchanged Whisky Quo
nj 81 0yMl 10.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, February 2j.-The pack
age trade in cotton goods and Prints was
fairly active Cotton goods firm with an
advancing tendency. Columbia, Otis
and Warren Denims advanced lc and
Cadis Ticks advanced lc. Garner Ann
oskeag and Wamsutta Prints strong.
Dress good. quiet Wooden goods con-
tinue quiet in first hands.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, February 2j.-MoNEY-
At 2!@@ per cent on call. Prime mcr-
chantile paper 4a6 per cent. Sterling
firm at 1870 1872 for sixty days an!
4SG for sight. Customs receipts $227, 900.
GoLD-Dulli opening and closing at
u4i. Carrying rates lGr$ per cent and
fat. The Assistant Treasurer diSburscd
5l,H5OOO. Clearings Sl0OOO,OOO
GnyrPNNESTS-St
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February 25.--Flour-Dull
bu, unchanged. Wheut-DulIi No. ,
white Wabash 81 l4l extra white Mich:
cgau 81 IA amber II O63. Corn-Dui!
and lower. high mixed 674c; seller April
7oe; seller May 72!c; low mixed &c
Oat.-Duli and lower; No. j9c; No. ,
and Michigan j7!c; white 59!c. Clover
Sa.d-S6 -.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, February %, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
stationary barometer, westerly wind
cooler and clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys and Northwest. station.
AIRY barometer and southwcStcrly winds
followed by rising barometer, colder
northwest winds and clear weather.
For the Lake regions, rising baromc-
ter, southwest to northwest winds, colder
and partly cloudy weather, with local
SHOWS.
For the Eastern and Middle States.
rising barometer, colder, brisk northwest
winds, cloudy and clearing weather, pos
sibly with snow in New England, fol-
lowed by warm, southcrly winds.
The rivers will, very generally, rise,
but not dangerously except possibly in
the upper portion of the Tennessee, Cum
berland and Ohio.
Cautionary signals are ordered all
along the Eastern corst.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsgURGH, February Wheat
Unchanged. Corn Ear in fair demand
ut 75rd 77c: -h"ll"d quiet at 72t"15c l"r
mixed; 746 7jc for prIn" yellow lrr" ia
elevator. Petroleum Qulrt AMI firm,
crude 81 - at Psrkcrs; refined liih,
HI tnr PhilnGrIphin DELIVERY.
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EIeNeiand Market.

CLEVELAND, February 2j.-Wh"a,
Steady and unchanged Corn Quiet
and unchanged Oats-Firm and un-
changed. Petroleum Firm; standard
white lllc; Ohio State test l2!c, ,mn,
lot. lM2c highcr
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ID ED.

SIMPSDS-On Friday, at 3. O'Clock \.
NJ, at his residence on lith street. EDWARD
SIMPSON, aged iwcnty-~cE"H year~.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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ROSES
SEEDS
TREES.
LlNGAMAN HOUSE,

Formerly Pcmbertou House,
I HAVE REFITTED IIIkOi GHOl /,
/ and added an addition to the above
Hous., making II the finest and most
comfortable, House tuthe city.
drc2gh DDJIN LlNbAMAN.
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4 Conspiracy.

LOUISVILLE February 25.-Ihe trial
Of fifty-one persons, residents of Owen
county, Kentucky. for cOnspiring to pre-
vent the Deputy L. 5. Marshall from
executing process of the court, Is now
in progress in the l. ;. District Court in
this city, and is exciting great interest
throughout the State. Among the ac-
cused parties are police judge and the
prosecuting attorney OF Owen county.
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Legislative Jokes.

ST. PAUL. February 25-The Senate
this afternoon passed bill to remove the
Capital from St Paul to Kardiyohi, by u
vote of % to Is.
The House this afternoon, passed bill
giving women the right to vote, known
as Elder Berges womans suffrage bill,
by vote Of Sc to A. Both are regarded
as Jokes by the members. and neither
are likely to become laws. although as
both houses are in a joking mood it would
not De surprising if the Capital removal
bill would be adopted by the lower
branC h of the Legislature or if the wo-
mans suffrage bill goes through the up
per branch
Crushed by n Car.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, February "a
Yesterday afternoon as to engines were
backing towards each other, David Ken
nedy, car cleaner. in trying to avoid one,
got in the way of the other and was run
over, being SO terribly injured that he
died within five minutes. He was care
ful and industrious man. He leaves
wife and eight children.
Inc bTtNhth- up oi nee at NJ. isohi~-
No Damage.
ST Louis. February 2j.-The ice in
the harbor below the bridge which has
been an embargo on navigation since the
4th Of January, commenced running
very slowly this afternoon, and By dark
it had all passed out of sight without
dollars worth of damage, so far US known
to steamers or other crafts along the
shore. Dispatches from hunswick, 20
miles below here, say the ice had passed
there, which leads TO the hope that the
river is, or will be tomorrow, open to
Cairo, and that navigation south will be
resumed in one or two days. The ice
above the bridge is breaking up to some
extent tonight, and if the river con-
tlnues to rise there will be Il general
break up in very few days OF all the
upper rivers.
Steamboat and insurance men congrst-
ulate each other tonight at the happy
riGdancc of the ice without mishap, and
the heartiness of these congratulations
may be imagined when it Is stated that
100000 worth Of property lies along
h,r.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, February 20, 1875.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

\ message from the Senate announced
that that body had passed the House
Joint Resolution asking Federal aid TO
repair the turnpike from FaIrmont TO
Gauley Bridge.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, Of Mercer,
the bill to reimburse the school fund Of
Mercer county, was taken up, amended
and ordered to third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. West, the bill amend
ing section 4, of chapter los Of the acts
Of 1923, was taken up and ordered to tt
second reading.
On motion of Mr.. McEldowney, the
bill changing the time for holding the
County Court of Monongaiia, was taken
up and ordered to Il third reading.
On motion of Mr. Wooddell, the bill
paying W L. McNeal was ordered to u
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. jackson, the bill
concerning the Little Kanawha Nayiga-
ton Company was ordered to q third
reading.
Mr.. Short introduced a bill to change
the Code concerning the roturn Of dclln-
qucnt lists by sheritis.
On motion of Mr., Farnsworth, the bill
appropriating 81 800 to the bridge over
VI Iddlr Fork river, was taken up, and on
motion OF Mr.. Jordan, referred TO the
Committee on Taxation.
On motion Of Mr.. Spencer, the bill re
lating to Delegates and Delegate Dis
tricts, was taken up and ordered to a
second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Garlic, Joint Re
solution amending the Constitution was
taken up and ordered to a second read
ing.
/ On motion of Mr.. Campbell, the Sena-
te Joint Resolution appointing Rev.
James Richards Commissioner to Europe
Was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Tanner, bill chang
ing the County Court OF Jefferson was
taken up, amended and ordered to u third
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan, the bill re-
latins to the School District Of Martins
burg, was taken up, amended and ordered
to IL third reading.
\ message from the Senate announced
that body had passed the bill to pay for
. Lilt list bl ll4N pNuN' lAONSt. anu WI a'' E
Agee's motion the bill was read and or
dered to second reading.
On motion Of Mr. Mason, his resolu-
ton. that each member may, when his
name i called in the roll call takeup any
/ bill on the calendar and advance II one
stage, was adopted.
On motion II recess was taken until
1 p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met ut / p. m.
The various committees reported.
\ message from the Senate announced
the passage, by that body, of Il Senate bill
t. pay members of the Legislature and
officers Of the government, and, upon
motion of Mr.. Fleming the bill WAS read
twice and ordered to a third reading.
/ On motion of MIR. Blakemore, the bili
protecting sheep, was taken up, discuss
ed, amended and ordered 10 third read
ing.
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