2 ost (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue § Eleventh Strest, BY W. D. WALLACH. — in paokages by carriersat @4ayeur, er sv cents per month. To mail subseribers theaub- roription price is $3.50 & year, in advance ; @Zfor ix months: @1 for three months; and for leas than ree months at the rate of 12 cextea week. Single copies, ome cent; in Wrappers, two cents, ApverTiaewents (of eight lines to the square) ineerted ihree times for @1; every other day, twice & Week, $1.25 onoe 8 week, 59 cents per sq for @4gh insertion. ~. y RAREY TAMING A VICIOUS HORSE. He entered the ring, neighing fearfully, soorting, and rushing sometimes at and som‘ rimes away from the Professor, Now he pawed ound with impatience, and then fun; br Sind hoof with a foree ‘which saggested to standers-by the expediency of k Dg @ ©: civil . His case was a perfect lesson, and was watched with intense interest. Mr. Rarey at first approached his intractable pupil sewly, gently, but without fear, leeturing 2s he went along, and explaining the course of geutleness’’ by means of which this ud spirit was soon to be brought to a state of sub- mission. [is left hand was on the strap, eped unobtrusively from his coat bis right—extended in a most eon- cilistory wanner—in readiness for the prelimi- nary caress. Cruiser the Second looked puz- dled. then frightened, reared as if he medi- isted 2 sudden visit to the reserved seats, and then stood perfectly motionless. The master’s eye was upon him, and his own quailed under the mesmeric influence. Ina very few seconds Mr. Rarey was at his shoulder, the strap was on his foreleg, and the lesson commenced. The struggle that followed was ly as exciting and extraordinary an exhibition as was ever witnessed in a public theatre. There was no sham, no stage trick, no spell, no phi!- tor, it wasa lar stand-up fight between che horse and the man, between strength di- rected by courage and intellect and mere brute force, having only its sheer bone and muscle todepend on. Sometimes the maddened ani- wal reared, and seomed as if about to crush the Professor, sometimes he sank 16 upen his crippled foreleg. and, with head strete! out, blew up columus of sawdust by the violent - respiration from the nostrils. Then he would make another desperate effort to rise, but only to be followed by another and more helpless prostration. He sweated, he panted, he quiv- ered, his skin rose and fell in wayes under the strong agony, and his haunches were marked with deep corugations as he repeated hie fran- attempts to break his, to him, mysterious bonds. But it was of no avail. The tamer ail through clung so close to him as to seem a part of himself. He never got excited, never -leseribing to the audience what he was doing, and why he did it. His grip and pressure was vs slow, regular, gradual, but as inexorable as fate. until, at last, the poor animal surrender- ed at discretion, stretched himself at his length apon the arena, and seemed to experience an jost temper, never missed an opportunity of exquisite sensation of relief as the reward of his entire aad ancenditional submission. The — now gradually ceased, the muscles all caine relaxed, and the limbs lay helpless in the Professor's handa, as he knocked the hoofs together or placed them successively on hisown head to show how perfect was his confidence in the subjection of the horse. After a few min- uses’ rest the straps were taken off and the pu- pil was allowed to rise, when it was curious to observe that at first he kept his fore legs con- tracted, under the impression that the terrible ligatures still remained in their places. When he bad completely recovered his Mr. Rarey mounted on his back, and rode him slowly out of the . amid loud and general applause — London Nowe: as SPECULATING IN A PAIR OF VASES. Mrs. Skidmore is a bargain-hunter. She be- lieves in getting things cheap, and is never better pleased than when she has succeeded in “getting the best’’ of adry goods operator. = Skidmore hasan idea that she is smart, an uilibriam, that it is impossible to ‘do her’’ on ealico ets. On Monday, a peddier called on Mrs. Skidmore, for the parpose of selling her a pair of vases What do you ask?” “Three dollarsh—very sheap—cost more for der clay.” money—eall to-morrow.” Money’ I vants no money—I trades. Hare you no old clothes—no jackets, coats, and pantaloons? “Certainly. Mary, run upstairs and get mo those steel mixed pantaloons that Mr. Skidmore threw aside last week.”” Mary did as desired, and in a moment ortwo returned with the steel-mixed. There they are: what will you allow for thi ot much—one tollar.”’ “And what do you ask for the vases?”’ Tree dollars—two dollars and der pante.’’ “Can't give it. I'll give you the pantaloons, two vests, and seventy-five cents in money."’ After a deal of argument, the peddler con- edtothe arrangement. He took the pants, vesis aud seventy-five cents, and Mrs. Skidmore took the vases, placed them on the mantel shelf, and voted that she had madea ‘duck of a bargain ; About an hour after the peddler left, Mr. cry rushed in the house. informed his wife Sat he was going out on a fishing spree, and oe pair of old pantaloons ‘. do up the fun wit! “And which pair will you have, love?”’ ae threw aside last week—the steel mired Yes. dearest. Why do you ask?” P- For the best reason in the world—they are one ‘What do you mean?” I swapped them off fora tnt) the parlor and lock at Pped them of for vases! Mrs. Skidmore, J re a fool. Those pantaloons contained a Pocket-boot with eight five dollar bills. Find t iler, Mrs. Skidmore, or ex a muss.”’ Skidmore oa with shawl, and in solpasy with Mary, went in tt-of the Fane ' They spent halfa day, but the was not suecessfal. They returned b and reported progress. Mr. Skidmore releemed his word and nad a muss. Mrs. Skid- more fainted away “and took to the sofa and tida pills.” “When she came too, ized the vases and threw them out the ndow. Whether the operation will cure her ‘gain hunting remains to be seen. — 0 ve Resvragcrion Casz.—A_ curious red last week at Rome, in Franklin aunty, Meg hppa wife of a German of name. after a short illness was supposed to died. Iler huaband made immediate arrange- ts for her fu 1, having procured a coffin in On placing her y in the coffia, keneral perspiration was observed througbeut the “ aivoomiet ‘with the trate of the Baiumore 5 less stock to seil at cost—it is all fresh and good,and every pairchasor receives tho value ofhis money” Goods sold at cost are dear at any price. {77 Beware of ali such humbugs. iy Sly H. MELA & SON. 520 7th st. Ohio Raitiroad for the North and West, T m. boats from Wi {the Ora he 6% a. m. and 7% conncet with the trai dria Ratiroad for the R STEAM PACKE friends and the public generally that she wiil resuine OTICE TRAVELERS—SOUTHERN | £8 N BALTIMORE AND theavifes of be Seton tee te ae TRUNK PACTORY.—Having. con WASHINGTON, — Leaves Com tember next, = msnoed the manuiacture of Trunks with su aun merce Street wharf, ae The course of study pursued will comprise all tho erior and experienced workmen, under my. DIAMOND STATE, on branches requisite toathorough English educa c OL! — famediate sucervision, I am prepared to furnish WEDNESDAY, August 10—Class % travelers with a better and cheaper article than the 78 numbers—!s drawn ballots. Northern Trunks sold by others in this city. Please ti le In addition to her day scholara she is desirous of RIDA reoniving into har family a lew pupils as boarders, tes usps ae examine m stock before gorchasing slsowhiere. oC OLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 6 rom 10 to la ’ ler her um- ize of 4 prizes of rn epa red a livered i jock. ‘ ‘. . maadiate vareann ove rh - ene a a F do. 5,100, rig rr any part of the city. oe eS ee Saeeen The Columbia stops at the principa! landings op For terms and further partisulars apply at her do. 259110 do, J ES 8. TOPHAM, 499 7th st, the river. 1 temdeves—Ne. 35 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va. | Tiokets 10, haives §5, quarters $2.10, je 146-2in Dpposite Odd Fellows’ Hail. For freight apply to jy at : . THURSDA 78 number: 1 prize of ___. _.. . Hike do. ae 4 Tok Tham is iw. Side OTICE TO TRAVELERS!-NEW A ANGEMED § WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE! FROM WASHINGTON QIRECT To AL I BOOTS AND SHOES. AM Constantly manufacturing and keep or. Boot stock of— Ladies’ double sole 81. tes’ H. glove kid Buttoned x ies’ best Eng. Lasting Gaiters, $1.25, Children’s best Eng, Lasting Button Gaiters, 750., Fine Kid Slippers, for Ladies and Misses, at very ASEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES WILL BE OPENED AT = No. 489 E street, between 31 and 4th sts., Washing- ton, D.C, September 1st, GEN’L WHEELER, Prixcipan. ct of this Instituiton will be the attain ment ofa Shorones eiueation from the elemental! to the oreamenta! Mrs. The é < 5,009 4 e. Tickets $5, halves oy & $2.50, quarters 81.25, ranches of polite literature, in prices. THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, hich Mra. Wheeler will be assiated by experi and Children’s Boots and Shoee of ey: Via Potomac Steams ann Rich MOND AND Pore- Sneed and ap rowed tenchers. sliensg FRIDAY, August 12—Class 98. jesoription, oqually low, all of ourown make,” mac Rattroap Line. Mra. Wheeler has lind lone experience in teach- 75 numbers—12 drawn ballots, Capital: ing, and respectfully solicits the patronage of her -82, att i= -« ROSED AL, No. 22 Pa, #304 Market Space, 82,500 I prizeof__. 5 s friends and the public generally : Meee geeesioggge cont ee Ja 13-00 "3d door above 8th st, : : - the family os togeank Indie will be received into |“ “Tigkots 5, baives $2.50, qustters 1a, Boors ancTake NOTICE. ~ | saath anh coutwwost. Bouts leave thane Eerie feat —— of the Principal. a 'OOTS AND SHOF of 6th Jireulars can be obtained on application to the y t Gy ®. m. and 66 p.m. Pass GRAND OME ES i SHOES do not wear or treet, ai p.m capers vy .—When you find your Sia aig b Penn. is. -OTTERY OF to GRIFFIN & BR hoerd, and Sujoy a plonsant aul oat bee teen Lafoerr eo ahha onlin a EL AWARE, Claas Uy Evenue. You wil ind them aiwaye premnred to | too 1n full view of Mount num 12 drawn ballot serve you, with the most fashionable sires, war- | V. ey JNEUTS & gO0g —- — Cay TRuted LO WORT WEL, BUC Ht tie lo WOBt pose! pik pe a eag aad eriteic keno cee ABINET WARE, &c. i a ___=ar8 : is = LO Td cae ‘FURNITURE erORE ptt Nom rai ocak honter Lona! mari Sanaa oe e 7 a 2 n on" Fare now reoniving our Fall steck of FURNI es Ine me Missoe'- nt Sema. | sense: Ty Seer oo aceneee eae TURE & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS x ate 4 ‘ this pi ears, We ough know by this time what will suit them in this line, and can safely say that we do; by giving our work a tr the articles at the ington city—the MoCurdy ing | th ther house i Washinglon,” We would isvitopll to calf ber fore purchasing. Our motto is, “Quick Sales “Oi Bunn Profle. in in ex han; ‘e for new. ¢ taken in exo for A reies JOHN BON TZ & B 80 2-ly Hal troading than by Guy other roate, making certain uarters $3.75, 8ths @1 97 connections to ERIC NTS & CO., WILMINGTON, DaL. SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, ‘ickeTs $1 mes) ‘neh: Shoes so weil-known as J ii Fello i see'at. Son’e Philadelphia make. po 2i-ly — D STREET. QF N the Danville, To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 DENTISTRY, &c. Son fo. Virginia, —— and East Tennes- — minutes before 12 tn. — u “—- nds FOR THE SOUTHWEST To PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for —— D DENTAL NOFICE. D. RIS PALTON, RATT, - oash. : a MONDAY, Angurt 5—Claga 115 R. M. LOOMIS Wiil be absent from the city ‘TS MEM b IS. At Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis- 78 numbers—i2 drawn ballots, during the summer months, as usual, but ‘ RG NOx! Th N faction auarenteed. Capitals. ¥ill return in the fall to resume practice SASHY GRAND JUNC- NG-SE. 0 3 E: fem x see as will ba seen by further and timely no- 5 MERY. TONE RN ALCESTER Sogn om, | tet oS rate palaces i colle ICKING © .. 5 c. a ge — ate, inquire at the Southern Ticket C » No. UEEPY-HOLL 8, $1 NTAL NOTICE. <5 = 0 HEF All the Parsons te sacnieicred te this es , Dr. BILLs he serge his offing to. the roome Benn; SYoTe, ong Soot past of Browns’ Hetel,or ‘'* mS 5 Cl Ong CooUpI " ster, el v y > LY. ou ae ree ee oe ura co. Tur DAY. Avcust 9—Claus 6 aes erento Tee gong stay a — , GEO. E. MATTINGI Y Parporhangers and Upholsterers _ he will be pleased to see a!l who may desire sal6-ly ___{Umon} _ Ticket Agent. “f D st,, bet. Sth and loth. his serviens. For professional ability 1 am kindly EW ARRANGEMENT! La Furniture Repaired and ‘arnizhead. ap ld-ly permitted to refer to Dr. Malster. ina {RANK T SANDS, UNDERTAEER, north- east corner Gth and F sts; keep: (oa stantly on mi and sizes of READY-MADE COF- GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE, Via ORANGE AND ALexanpria RatLroan. WOOD AND COAL. WEDNESDAY, August 10—Clase 117 — ; =e) {N's." Calls promptly attended to at all hours 7% numbere-“i2drawn ballots. +; lat tame lien's ee dale a Se ae Wall alec attontd to Ene removal of bodies from the 85,00) | 2 prizes of _.. exw McKNEW & MARLOWS FROM ¥ 7 ° . oid buria! gronnds to the new cemeteries, eo 2 do. ......... -en| STEAM, SAWING. AND SPLITTING FIRE- VIRGINIA TENNESSEE, ‘Terms most reaso: ap 86m zo. Rae et WOOD MILL. ORGIA ALABANA, FW. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No, a8 7th Tickets gil. Corner of Seventh street and Canal, MISSISSIPPI LOU ANA J. street, between G ond i oe) Woe now have greater facilities for Sawing and ARKANSAS, _ ANDTEXas, quired 1p his line-sa has HEARSE, Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced our! pHRouGgH Th nen, be, obtained at the ATENT: CORPSE PRESERVERS, &o., &o. Om Ww. GhEar SocTH ERN RAILROAD OF- hi oderat: id hia attentioni t Oa» Wood, sawed in 4 pisces, $6 per cord. FICE, corner of Pennsy! vania avenue and 6th e! on pal yang hour of ae ar or nicht Henke fee Oak Wood, sawed in 4 Pic een : ‘Washington, on board of the St Ferry 1 i ; mpercord. | Georg &, or at the office of the O: a inerals at the lowest possible rates. nor George | Pare Sot x < reuge FRIDAY, August 12—Class i'9, 75 num! 2 drawn ballots, 85. on eerie of... 1,000 | 2 i do. ay-culrakiaatre $5 per cord. al of all kinds cheap for cash. < : McKNEW & MARLOW, 1L7* Corne: 7th etreet and Canal. WOUD AND COAL. ETS, and full stock of all kinds of n hand. Ail orders attended to personally by one of the rim. Coal thoroughly screened before delivery. Wood delivered. sawed and split any icngth and x panvii LE. LYNCHBURG CARREY é NOTICE. Owing to contemp'ated repairs on my store-house, which ara to take place in a short time, I have therefors thia day de cided to reli my entire stock of GROCE. RIES, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD WHISKY, which cannot be murpassed for its puri- ty and natural flay: t greatly reduced prices, until my entire stock is dieposed of, which islar e: and a large proportion of my goods are of the best &o., «& Tickets $1. SATURDAY, Auenst 13—Class 120, 8 numbere—13 drawn ballots, Capitals. ri tere omfort, and be- og over BO igilee shorter than by any other rete: he steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot , 2 iy sawed, or delivered in the cord | Of 7th street at 6g a. m., for Alexandria, where pas uality. T now invite my pregent customers i 5.30 | 2 prize of...... fomatin Pannen ete - agers take the cars for Richmond, Charlottevil.e, ant all other persons who buy for the onal to come | 4 Prize Of oF Pree OF. gsm Gam length. Pere Deve Ae cea arene cane whont | Seaeare = Wy iass Raloeec Uoeany, Woekeert ket and partake of the advantazes whish I here offer, Tickets $1. Those wishiug to la: winter sup and at oP. m. for Richmond and al! points South- JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer, _— iit please remember we wis erp mk ‘West, miking sure 8nd close connections to Mem- ue, betwoen 6th and 7th si 17 All orders for tickets or certificates of pack- consequently, if itis not convenient to phis. path ages will met with the sicet Prompt re con oan they will give satisfactory Epper ‘at short poserere we one ont Quatinpanionse: the office ih aa ra oe tention, an rin ofhei rawings E aveni o’elocl . and \. 7h. tek Mee ee op. Malibat, Sai- Sreoga ss Pe co ADBENTS & ms 7 T7~ Ofice—Northwest corner i2th and G stern, : ak JAMES A. EVANS: Agent. mor 01 rel, mu le - = eer 3 7 _ if o Potomae Herring, Dutoh Herring, F asterp do. 62H —— RPENTS & C Re. No. 543. W pant Mall Woot of Tith street, | _fo1t-tf __ = ite . iy 22 fJ.O HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. I LOOK T0 YOUR INTEREST By Purchasing your Wood of A PAYNTER, atthe Red Sign, at the new office, corner of 7th and Canal corner Ith xtraet and Vermont ave. Jona 8 W. 8. SPRINGS, : y Fxxpeaick County. Va. Now open; ieaving Baltimore, Washington, or Cumberiand in the early morning train fo thenee by Winol rd AGER BEER. ee J . 431 E st., two doors east of 7th st. an I Pos ie untie daily receipt of the Alex - now acknowledged to be be the best in this = eS Srdore for ti health . ther i arge OF SI; es or gee ty ee GOYER’S SULTANA SAUCE, K + streets, opposite eles eet ; Fox ior ox Coup Distixs ov ALLKinps. | Centre Market, ateny part of the city. at the moxt moderate priose, Rallromd tty IN mule ine cocchast to tate ‘This most delicious aad appetising Sauce was tn- | “fi'j= Yon will not only be sure of full measure, Wwiiseegchoie HUNGARIAN. and PRENC ii by 20’elock p. m. same day. No detention st zaptel by the, fenowned but you will get your. Wood Sawed in 2.3, ora in, return per’s Ferry, as heretofore Grounds extensive and pieces, beautifully shaded : fine music and experienced ser ‘and Split fj any size desired. fro" the Crimes, and since ‘ EN_TO THIRTY PER CENT JRO FIFTEEN 70 TH m aise fs f zconts per core cheaper than it is sold % vants; hot and cold sulphur baths. Pho water for y Cros en pp i all seg hg LO Ul persons using Steam Boilers weuld do well to anle in barrels or bottios. sieruince obtained atthe | St .0% Gnosex &, Biace IE Hie Woda’ ofthe Boat ealig-t x wwe N rings. < JORDAN & BRO. he Proprietors offer the above Springs, together with one hundred acres of land adjoining, at private sale, and inyite ie attention of speculators to this roperty. Any information with refsrence to luca- ton, terms, &o , will be furnished n Best 1 He has the bi it Carts and Boxes, He hss iggest Cart I Boxes Cl U7 Tho biggest Pine Kust Split for dling Wood, Kindiing Wood't ll 4 3 - Cc STRAN A FIRE REGULATOR colt reguiating both fire and steam. Theadvantageeare wend tocar Gu, Gatitia sols Genetan eaiae en t tiers, Firm. Would refer tothis( Star atise eng: origing recipe, The mi ufacturers simply ask for it a tria., convinced that it must add to the already js and prove itself n - ¥ np t IF All delivered Free of Charg or 1. 8 Ww to the undersigned. Dr. KR. M. JORDAN Rich 4 ]f tt shows where to get your EW PHOTOGRAPH T Strings, Flutes, Violins, Guitars, vot lt Orimions oF THE LONDON ‘oney’s W orth AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, oe! onets, Fifss, Banioes, Accord. Press. Now please call at the above office "and try 450 PennsyLvania AVENT, ns, Me Brass Instruments “We recommend our correspondent to try Mons. | it-<{ 1} You wi'lget a quarter of a cord of the best ” Near Swrest, usio Bo: kx and Sheet M. for sala nt reduced | Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the ‘Sultana’a Sauce. | Sprics Pine Sawed in? pisces {J j= and og AMBEGTY PES: prices at the Music Store of «METZEROTT, | It is made the Turkish recipe; its favor isex | for & Pieces for $1 12%; 4 pions $1 AMBROTY?PES, corner of Lith stand Pa. av. jy 5 cellent, and itaffords considerable aid in cases of Pree jk hg wooed ees 3 — oe a ebeon only oo in heneeepenen eapeeweey - ne ———— i 2 or the ckory,2 cen a 5 NQTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED REMO- | UQwand weak digeation—The Lancet 175; 4 pieces $2. Ail other parts of a cord af same HOTOGRAPHS, v ay sy enti to sake tae ato eat eineeet uant, and spi 4 HOTOG APH SB ner occu jesars. the, s . i P. fier oar stock of Borage Roose, tials si Figured jeate taste of tarde’ Hote: neat Wine Bahan eo Th atrents ont or the Eret copy, and $5 conte eroges, French Lawns, Fancy Dress Silks, and at matin and fe, Seierenl patronag dis- | or at Page's wharf, at the foot .promptly at- = for each subsequent one, very rebuced prices.” yee d tot at oll the stawenk | tended to. OF temoved to the porth my fwd @00D PICTURES Also, Parasols and Iadies’ Sun Umbrellas. key and Rueaia.”. Untied Beek Cree streets. The bridge corner of 7th and Canal I taken in any weather, Lace Mantillas and H. Skirt« ofall litt ited Service Gazette. ey ber the N oor WAL RRILEY ater of the appetite this Sance stahds | is delivered.) Ture Ue Teedy when the fet mage {oon _iy B-lm__ corner Ath a Centre M: most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh, | “ie 14 A.PAYNTER. at Pace’s Wharf. | «Secure the 5 ile you hawe the substance.” CARRIAG’ a should be placed on every dinner ta: | — = — ap ly i ‘ T HE Subseriber having le additions to hia| ‘The ME. ~ A a —— ultana Sauce isa most delicious sest.”— ANGCIS, on secon st. ; 00D BATING AND factory, making it now one of the largest, Morn. Chronicle. eventh st. 18 now at home, with G APT sania eRe et x MRR | MGT Ag forthe sit atg_ RDNER | Week. PRK EIS BASES Pek W.F. RENTER'S RESTA AGONS of ai Bet eannot be ee Seave ves $a Connktit osee —_ Deeg IVE Sf i Zi GANS», FLY } my to he mae ne lien woth bee from his long ein the business, he *.* The Sultana Sai be had in Wash: sokeeping. and purchasers will do wel Resiav agto SAiukis of Light Wagene hopton | Si TER ICE oun: 888 ke, ers SHERELLA | soteotsePinr. tnd PU wil de wet ay gor claquisie onting wilalway ids w. oe | or Pezaprand itthais nad ther Grosers CO" | cash on Seventh nirect an 9 “ORO-ERANCIS. | Si sGiame, Steak, Chops, Wines, nN ‘PAIR Sneatly done, and ail orders prompt- | “maid bin . Sclgorotora:te bo cloned oftee Teduoed prices. je 35 Sy 6. to bao ny Carriages taken in exchange fornew AUGUST 5,1559. | neAGNOLIA HAMS, booking of hie shment is unse 5 o EW) Joy if from this date till the Yet of be: a “the kind 18, more Wt corner of t4th ee our large and well assort-d oF very ane oso Elame te! cpaat het oe es in 3 ti no of all employed ¥ cent aa men the largest : SIGN AND DOMBE' Steric sen bees corn stock. od ly for us, and Pt Aleem ad DRY Oops, One warranted! to bein Evesrs rd : eC eer OST PRICES FOR CASH ont Not one ert over cost asked for = aver Ky. vee a wera te | AGP enc meer Maganic oc pace ears. jiu 329 Pa avenue, 4 20 bt No.994'Pa. ayes or Bs ee ee ort! Mi

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