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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-12

EMMA Davis of Colfax, had her
clothing burnt from her body by the
explosion of coal-oil lamp, last
week. 1t is thought she will recov-
er from her injuries.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-12

The Blue Ribbon League is max
ing arrangements for u prominent
lecturer 20 deliver one or more dis.
courses fof the benefit of the great
cauFe it represent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-12

A LITTLE son of Mrs. Margaret
Murray, aged three years, died in
this place Of congestion of the brain
Oh the 3lst ult. The afflicted moth
or has the sympathes of the whole
community i'll her sad bereavement.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-12

A CoLLIslcN occurred, on The 'th
inst, in Victoria barbor. between
the steamers IIidSOH II. Httnt and
EnfrrJaSe. III which the hitter vessel
was severely injured.
Nh. Henry II TulIls, Deputy Clerk
of the District Court III Lewis coun-
ty, was III town few days ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

FAIR AND ESTABLISHMENTS immense
crowd filed and packed Washington Hall
last night, at the Fair and Festival heinp
held there for the benefit OF the Orphans
and certainly, il the number Of so.
Iicitors Of votes, and the variety OF arti.
cles for sale are gauges Of success, this
is the most successful! one ever held in
this city. Children who could scarcely
lisp "Nlithtr, please gim'me a vote" and
old men and women, girls and boys, were
all earnestly and actively engaged in the
work Orwell, we will call 1t soliciting
and they were eminently successful. The
oil painting executed by the artist Storm,
was carried off by Mrs. P. Moran, OF Cen.
ire Wheeling, who raised $25l IS, against
her competitor, Mrs. Klari's $204 %. The
friendso OF each worked hard and faithfully.
Miss Kate Carver, "the queen Of the
cuisine" has our thanks for substantial
token q her regard.
1t has been determined to continue the
iairthrough Saturday night, andan invita-.
ton has been extended to Miss Mary An.
derson to be present this evening after the
performance at the Opera House, which
she will no doubt accept, being member
Of that Church, and thoroughly In sympa.
thy with the objects OF the lair.
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McADAMs' MIx.-The examination OIL
Frank McAdams, charged with stealing q
cady Of tobacco from the store OF Joseph
Speidel & Co., on Main street. took place
at the jail yesterday. L. S. Jordan ap'
peared for the state and L. G, Cracrait fol
the prisoner.
Joseph Speidel identified the brand OIL
tobacco, and also testified to the fact OF the
theft Of the tobacco several days ago.
Major Sweeney said that Frank had told
him he had bought II from his brother
Morris for 50 so as he wanted to go to
Pittsburgh.
To Mr.. Cracraft-He told me that he did
not need the money; that he wanted to
get Morris away; knew that the tobacco
was stolen when he bought it.
Officer St. Myers testified that he had
gone to McAdars' with search war.
rant, and at the house had found chest,
and in this was the tobacco. Down stairs
in the cellar we found the rest OF the
tobacco under the floor. Over the stair
way We found two boxes containing pen.
ellis, &c.
Davis was with St. Myers at the time OF
the search. At the lookup Frank told
him that he had given 81 90 for what was
in the chest, and So for the other part OF
the box. Frank said no knew it was
stolen. Frank also said that stolen goods
and other articles were brought to the
house by Morris, and that he had given
him money to get him away, as he was a
bad boy. This concluded the testimony,
and Mr.. Cracraft asked the justice to make
the bail as light rs possible, as it was APP
parent that be was only the receiver Of
stolen goods. The bail was fixed at 500,
and in default the prisoner was remanded,
but there is probability that bail will be
furnished this morning.
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srEENRoD. MISUNDERSTANDING very
pleasant wedding came off list. Matthew'S
Church yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, the contracting parties being Mr.
Louis Steenrod and Miss Ella Updegrafr,
sister Of Col. Alex, UpdegraH, City Clerk,
The church was filled as usual with a
curious crowd. The bridal party entered
the church, preceded by Messrs. 2. L.
Pierson and Samuel Patterson, ushers, and
Mr.. Hays and Miss Ellie Updegralr, at.
PENDANTS, TO Lohengrin's wedding march,
by Prof. Karl Hermann. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. R, R. swope, rec.
tor Of the church, A vocal selection was
rendered by the choir OF the church as
the bridal party passed out. The bride
was attired in grey travelling dress, and
the groom in the conventional style. The
newly welded couple held reception for
an hour at the residence Of Mrs, Upde.
graf, on Sixteenth street, and left on the
p, W. & KY, for Pittsburgh, at $3.50.
Many valuable and handsome presents
were given them by friends.
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Social AND BAzAAR.-The ladies' Of the
Fourth Street n. E, Church will hold one
Of their enjoyable soctRls on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst. In connection
with the Social they will have on sale q
complete stock Of fancy articles and dolls,
suitable for Christmas presents. The well
earned popularity ofthese Socials.will be q
sufficient guarantee that the present one
will be literally patronized. OF course the
usual excellent % cent supper will be
spread, and during the course Of the
evening literary and musical exercises Of
superior quality will be given. Keep this
event In your mind, especially those who
contemplate making purchases for Christ
mas.
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FIrstBranch.

PERSONAL MENTION. - Miss Orella
Wright, Of Beallsville, O.. is visiting Miss
Allie Hobbs, OF East Wheeling.
The following were the arrivals at the
New Mcclure House yesterday: ]. G.
Richie, Waynesburg and Washington r.
R.; W.C. Murdoch, Parkersburg; Theo. S.
Ransom, Boston; r. W. Shipman, Pitts.
buIgh; j. NJ, Conroy, Allegheny; Geo. A.
French, New York; NJ. Moran, Cincinnati;
7. G. Smith. Parkersburg; ]. G. Tomlin.
son, city: Thomas Marshall, Pittsburgh;
Fl. I. Black, city; W. A. Barry, West
Alexander, Pa; Alex. Sweeney, Steuben.
vile, NJ. A. Goddard, GAINESVILLE; D. P.
Kerr, New York; F. F. Merriam, Akron,
o.; L. W. Morris and wife, Flushing, D.
Hon. O. P. 7. Moore, of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, is sick at his home at
Point Pleasant, Mason county.
Rev. A. 9. George, D. d., OF Parkers.
burg, is in the city.
John Mckee, poet and statesman, Wis.
tied the North School building while in
"Glass City," and spat tobacco Juice on
the floor and piano to such an extent that
his size was all that prevented Mr.. Mat.
lack from booting the tobacco chewing
poet and statesman.-SteuJenviAe Ga=ttte.
Capt. 3. B. Dovener and 4. 2. Inch,
left for Washington. D. O., last night.
J. O. Brady is at Baltimore.
Henry Seam6n Esq, OF the wharfboat,
left for Columbus last night.
Hon. @. j. Faulkner, OF Martinsburp, ia
at the New Mcclure.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm yes.
terday were: A, W. PritchRrd. Manning.
ton; Henry Suam, Schenectady, N. Y;
.. Guckert, Allegheny City; ]. w. Sun.
derland, Miss Lulu Moore, Brownsville;
7. B. Nillikin, L. n. Boardman, ]. W.
showacre, BALTIMORE Thomas Hood, slo.
ans Station; ]. Shields, Cincinnati; T.
Quint, Rochester, N. Y; Phil. A. Allen,
]. D. johnson, Philadelphia; Theo. Horn.
brook, Powhatan; ]. ]. HOLSTER, Woods
field; H. F. Cimtotti, Pittsburgh; G. ].
Pugh, Freeman's Landing; W. N. Shane,
Pittsburgh; VIM. N. SCudder, E. w. Park.
hill, New York; NJ. ]. Lymburnier, But.
falo, n. Y,
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The marks indicate 10 feet and rising
The Emma Graham passed down and
the Buckeye State up yesterday.
The ST. Lawrence Is due here to-day
from Cincinnati and will return to.mor-
row at the usual hour for departure.
The local packets are running as usual.
A number Of coal tows passed down
yesterday.
CAIRO, December u.-River q feet IL
inches and rising, Weather clear. Their:
mometer 3O'.
EVANSVILLE, December ll.-Weather
clear and colder. Mercury SO and falling.
Wind northwest. River IL 2.l0 feet and
rising fast.
PlrsBuRaH, December 1l.-River Q feet
s inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool. The Monongahela and Allegheny
are both rising above. At Parker the lat
ter Is feet and rising.
OtNCISNATI, December ll.-River 10 feel
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold
Arrived Clifton, St. Louis, Departed
Katie stockdale, Pittsburgh Thomas vii
liams and tow, Memphis.
ST.. LOUIS, December ll.-River IL feel
l inch by gauge. Weather clear and cold
The Keokuk Northern Line has with
drawn it's boats aud navigation on TIT
Upper Mississippi is virtually closed; alsr
in the Missouri river.
LOUISVILLE, December l1.-River risinI
slowly with 0 feet inches in the canal
5 feet 0 inches In the chute on the falls
Business good. Weather cloudy and cold
The Pittsburgh and ST. Louis packet
steamer Alice, in attempting to descend
the falls, at 3P. NJ, grounded on the left
hand reel, opposite the site Of the old mill
She has big trip on board and lay
straight with the current and has no
taken any water. Capt. Pink Varble wa
at the wheel. The Andy Fulton has gon,
to her assistance with a barge to lighter
her of.
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For Cincinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence
Desks and Secretaries-Friend 4 Son.
For Sale-Piano.
Christmas Gifs-Miss Dyas.
Spare Ribs, &c-Geo. Fl. Parks.
Commissioners Sale-Alired Caldwell
Harper's Weekly.
Fern Cases-McLure House Art Store
AtSt Matthew'S Church you can &c
Christmas Presents.
Holiday Goods at Auction-Wm. H
Ferry.
Nctice-Franklin Lodge, No. 3, !. o
O.. +.
Sunday School Anniversary.
Christmas Social and Bazaar.
Orphans Festival at Washington Hall
Pictures, Frames, &c-Henry Flood.
Auction Sale Of Books, Pictures, &c
W. Fl. Halter.
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A NEw corn grinder--a light boot.
LAWRENCE BARRRrr will be here the
Goth.
Tux Supreme Court will meetat 10 4. N.
tomorrow.
CHRIS. siEBKEhada set Of harness stolen
q few nights ago.
TIE fair will be continued this and TO-
morrow evenings at Washington Hall,
Mn. PATRICK KESXRY had the crossings
In North Wheeling all cleaned of yester-
day.
A WAGON loaded with hay broke down
at the head Of Fifth street yesterday alter
noon.
A CAR will run this evening and to.mor'
row evening on the Elm Grove latter the
opera is over"
TIE East Wheeling streets are horrible
being nearly impossible, and the Citizent
are wondering what has become oil the
cleaners.
DoN'r forget the Social and Festival, and
the fancy tablewith "lots Of pretty things,
at st. Matthew'S Church next Tuesday
evening.
opFICER MCCuLlY went up Wood'l
Run yesterday, aud recovered . set OF stol
en- hRrnessHwhiCh awaits Identification al
the city building,
tbs County Court this morning will
be asked to confirm the damages allowet
the d, 4 o. by the Commissioners appoint
ed 10 assess them.
TuR ball given by the Mathews Ligh
Guards, at the Arnory last evening, wa
u pleasant affair. +. +. CoCkayne's or
Chestra furnished the music.
THR excursion to the Grant reception q
Pittsburgh tomorrow, promises to be yer.
large. The fare for the round trip by wa!
Of the T, W. Il KY, ISL so.
AMONG tho articles yet unclaimed al tn
Chief OF Policies headquarters, are
brown overcoat and smOoth.bore gun
which were recovered at the McAdam
raid Of Wednesday morning.
Ara recent meeting OK the Ohio Count.
Medical Association, the Secretary wa
directed to notify the druggists Of thi
city to cease prescribing over their coun
tets, or the doctors would start their.owI
drug stores.
TEE contest for the gold watch and Chail
to DO given to tho one raising the mos
money, is still going on between Captain
| TAFT and NJ. I. i. Casey. The books vii
not be closed for this until after the firs
OF the year.
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AMusEMENrs.-Mary Anderson will up.
pear at the Opera House tonight in ''T6e
HunchbaCk," assisted by q powerful com.
pany. The Boston Post says:
Her presence is very engaging. With
the beholders at the first glance. Her face
is unusually sweet and engaging. Her
voice is rich, powerful, and yet musical.
AT times there Is q marvellous pathos in
It's tones. From the first she holds the
audience by her attractive person, her
unsurpassed vocalization, her lovely face
SO often racked with pain or kindled by
passion, and by her utter absorption In
the character she represents, Her natur-
alness, her freedom, her grace, her beauty
and simplicity were very pleasing,
Tickets OF Lucas,
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WASHINGTON, December Ill a. NJ
ForTennessee aud the Ohio Valley ant
the upper lakes, falling, preceded in tn,
eastern portions by rising barometer
colder northwest winds, becoming variabl,
and later shifting to the east or south
generally clear weather, and followed BY
slowly rising temperature,
For the Lakes, higher pressure, westerly
winds and colder partly cloudy weather
followed in the western portion by falling
barometer and variable winds.
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IN order to close out our very large stock
Of Dolls, we offer The following lnducgmsnt
To each and every purchaser Of Doll In
our Store we will give a ticket emitting
them tOa chance 10 an elegantly dressed
Doll, now on exhibition 10 our window, to be
drawn December 25, 1879. Come early and
secure your lucky ticket, This lucky
holder Of the number drawing The Dali will
be advertised In THE paper.
Respectfully, SPEYER BROS.
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"FAcING BorH WAYs'-DR. GEORGES
LECTURE LAST EVENING At FOURTH STREET
CnURCH.-A large and appreCiative aud.
fence was present at the Fourth street NJ,
L. Church last night, to hear Dr. Georges
lecture, Facing both ways"
In his Introductory remarks the Dr.
made humorous illusions to the Conject'
ures which had been made by various
persons, in regard TO the probable treat
ment OF his subject. A friend having sug
gested in his hearing, that "the Janus
faced politicians would probably catch it,
gave him an opportunity TO vindiCate the
politicians in way that was highly per
tinent and suggestive, both to the polite
ian and the average citizen.
He then gave a definition OF the true
meaning Oithe expression Janus faced,
showing that Janus" was not the repre-
sentative Of double mindeduess or deceit
but that he had two distinct faces, one
looking over the past, gathering up its les
sons OF defeat and success, Of sorrow and
OF Joy; the other looking toward the fu
ture, with It's hopes and energies inspired
by the experiences OF the past.
He quoted Emersons saying, that "a
ulhIl Oukht lOG " UT Llo nlhNo Va JGstGL'
day." and qualified it by saying that there
is something in every mans yesterday
which should be of value to him, and
which he cannot afford to neglect.
By striking illustrations, and with elo.
Quent and touching references to noted
characters in sacred and proiaue history,
he showed how mans retrospect OF life
may strengthen and comfort when il
covers an unselish and heroic career, OF
how it will weaken and depress him, even
TO despair, when memory brings to the bal
OF conscience a revelation only OF self
seeking and wiCkGdness.
1t is impossible in briet notice to give
q satisfactory analysis OF the lecture. II
would be unjust to the lecturer to attempt
it. 1t wasthroughout thoughtful and prac
teal; and contained many passages o.
striking beauty and eloquenCe. His refer
ence to the value OF "Hope" in human
character was especially impressive. The
lecture fully sustained the reputation o.
DR.. George as strong, acute and consCi
entious writer and speaker.
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Notice to Contractors &BuiIders
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PuBL1c woRKs,
WHEELING, November Is, 1870.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING, November1 Is, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, Of the State Of West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned up to
IL o'clock noon, OF March the lst 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord
ing TO- the plans and specifications furnished by
G. G. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts OF the work. Plans and specili-
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY 1, 1880,
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. Kemble, the
Architect resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right of receiving or reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order Of the Board OF Public Works.
nol7 s. BRADY. Sec'y.
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ARRESTED. Reynolds was ar.
rested yesterday, by Officer Davis, assisted
by st. Myers, upon q charge Of stealing q
set harness from, Isaiah Warren, Esq, on
Monday last, He was taken before Justice
Wm. Philips, who held him for an ex.
ANIMATION ut 2 r. NJ. to-day. The harness
was sold 10 q milkman out the pike, and
will be recovered by the owner. Reynolds
Is in Jail.
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HUNTING PARrY.-The following well
known gentlemen were out on the hills
above Roney's Point yesterday on a hunt.
ing expedition: Colonel Jacob Nnnge,
August Roll, Henry Biebenon, George
Schwarzbach, Joachim Beuteri Henry
Blumenburg, Anton Reyman, Philip
Schuele, Peter Welty and Leo Rlester.
After successful days hunt the party re-
turned 10 the city by a specialstrain on the
Hempfeld in the evening.
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DENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIRE 10 nave their natural tSeth We would my
that We now better prepared than before "a
enable them TO do 80. By the use Of an ELECTRo
MAGNETIC PLuG6RR We can and are making better
aud handsomeT Gold FIllIngS with more eaSe to 0uI
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Plngger. What We my we eau prove by actual
demonstration. Call and see for yOurIelveS.
JAMES NJ. 6URGIS0N 4 SON,
au1 No. ll4S Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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DEvorloXA1.-Divine service will be
held this evening by the Hebrew congre.
cation, being "Channuka," the feast OF
lights, in commemoration Of the victories
Of the Maccabees over Antiochus Epi-
planes and the syrians, and the re-dedica-
ton OF the temple Of Jerusalem,
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CoRREcrloN.-"Dutchyn West did not
escape from the Work House, as We err
roneously stated Yesterday morning, but
was released on the Sergeant's order, We
make this correction in justice to Mr..
Stanley, who was Superintendent the
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The CovRrs-CouNrY CouRr - Judge
Boyd.-This court disposed Of the follow.
ing business yesterday:
j. T. Gray was appointed administrator
OF the estate Of Susan McAdams, deceased.
Bond 500, with George NEcAdams as
surety.
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NEw GOODS at John Roemer's, Nos. 2Ol9
and 9O2l Main street. Fifty pieces new
Dress Goods, Dofmans, Cloaks and Fancy
Goods In great variety, for Holiday Pres
ents. One car load Of Wall Paper.
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TroKrrs via Pan Handle route to the
Grant reception at Pittsburgh on Saturday,
18th inst, will be good returning by Mon.
day mornings train as well as by special
train Saturday evening.
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G. q. WISzENRE1D, No. 1000 Market
street, has just received a full stock Of
Holiday Goods, consisting Of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, which he offers to
the public atlower prices than ever before
offered.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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PoIcR CouRT-Judgs Crdnmer
The following cases were disposed Of at
this court Yesterday morning;
John Flynn, drunk, fined 81. ExeCu.
ton suspended at cost Of city.
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4 NATIONAL chorus OF people from oil
parts otthe country, cured Of Rheumatism,
d loudly singing the praises ofST. Jacobs
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TIcxrrs via Pan Handle route to the
Grant reception at Pittsburgh on Saturday,
18th inst, will be good returning by Mon
day mornings train as well as by special
train Saturday evening.
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You can find G. G. winzenreid at No.
1860 Market street, where you can buy
cheap Holiday Presents.
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If your food dlstresses you take little
sANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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Ivory Soar will not rot any thing.

RRMENDER. That desirable piece OF
property known as the Stelle Place, five
miles east Of the city, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House, on Saturday, the 18th, at
10 O'Clock. The property contains thirty
acres, running from the National Road to
the creek. This is the finest location in
the county for suburban homes and
gardening purposes.
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CHRlsTMAs.-If you want TO buy Pres.
ent call early and avoid the rush at JACOB
W. GRUBB'S IeweIry Store.
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LARAMlR's PALACE RESTAURANT. - The
new place, having an entrance Of 1ll5
Main and at lll6 Water street, Is not only
the best location in the city, but the room
and furniture are grand, and by far sur
passes anything Of the kind ever in the
city. Our people should visit this place
oil elegance, where everything is served in
such excellent style,
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onEw N. Liale's Cinnamon Roll To
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NV styIe music roI!s a sheIb,a