STORIES ABOCrXAWTEES.
Sore Passages from Mr. JTeaOireson’s
Booh.
-We have* ‘already given some- account
of. Mf.;;Jeaffreson’s-VBook, about Law>
yers,” just 'published in TEnglandpbut
the following additional anecdotes are
. readable:
JEFFREYS AND THE FIDDLER.
“Though Jeffreys delighted in music, •
he does not sbem to have held ' it 3 pro
fessors in higfresteem.aoln the time of
Charles 11. musical artist of the humbler
grades liked to be styled ‘.musitioners; ’
and on : was
sitting as Recorder for the city of Lon
don, George Jeffreys was greatly in
censed hy-a w itnesswho, in-a- pompous
voice, called himself a musitioner. With
a sneer, the: interposed-^ 1 A
musitioner! I thought 'you were a fid-"
filer ” ‘I am a musitioner,’ the violinist
answered stoutly. ‘Oh, indeed!’-croaked
Jeffreys: . ‘This is very important—
hijffily important—exfremely import
ant!. And pray, Mr. Witness, what is
the difference between a musitioner and
a fiddler?’ ; With a fortunate readiness
the -man- answered, ‘As much, sir, as
there is between a pair of bagpipes and a
recorder.’ ” , '
BARON 1 PLATT’S TRANCE.
“Of eminent iawyers who were steady
port, wine drinkers, Baron Piatt—the
amiable and popular judge who died in
1862, aged seventy-two, years—may be;
regarded as one df the last; Of him it is
recorded that ..in early manhood he was
so completely prostrated by severe illness
that beholders judged him to be actually
dead. - Standing over-his silent- body
shortly before the arrival of the under
taker, two of his friends concurred id'
giving utterance to'the sentiment— I 'Ah,'
poor dear fellow, we shall never drink’ a
glass of wine lwitb him' again;’ when.to'
their momentary alarm and subsequent
<delight r the.dead.man interposed witha
faiiat assumption of jocularity, ‘But you
will, though, and. a good, many,- too, I
hope.’ When the undertaker called he
was sent away a genuinely sorrowful
man; and the young lawyer, who was
• ‘not dead yet’ lived to old age and good
purpose.” ,■
■ WITNESSES.
“Few stories relating to witnesses are
more laughable - than-that which de
scribes the mathematical process by
which Mr. Baron Perrot arrived at the
value of certain conflicting - evidence!.'
‘Gentlemen of the jury,’ thisjudge is re
ported to have said, in summing up the
evidence in a trial where the witnesses
had Bworn with noble tenacity of pur
pose, ‘there are fifteen witnesses who
swear that the watercourse used to flow
in a ditch on the north side of the hedge.
On the other hand, .gentlemen; there
are nine witnesses who swear that the
watercourse used tofiow on thesouth side
of the hedge. Now, gentlemen, if you
• subtract nine from fifteen, there remain
six witnesses: wholly uncontradicted;
and I recommend you to give your ver»
diet for the party who called those six
witnesses.’ ”
This process, however, was hardly so
clever as that of the Irish prisoner- ac
cused of stealing a shirt from a hedge.
“Here are three people who saw you
take it, said the magistrate. “Bad luck
to them,!” exclaimed Paudheen, “lean
bring six honester people who’ll swear
they did’nt see me take it?”
LAWYERS’ QUARRELS IST TRAVELING.
“Barristers' posting 'throtigh. the
country saw far too much of each other.
Biekerisgs and feuds arose; and some
times the ‘sad apprentices’ having or
dered the horses to stop exchanged shots
at the half-way house of a long posting
stage. Even where they restrained
themselves from expressions of hostility,
mutual self respect was utterly destroyed
by undue familiarity. No judge ever
named as guardian to his children, or
even aB executor, the brother-circuiteer
With whom he was wont to post in days
when they were at the bar. Greatly
conducive to these petty squabbles was
the irksome slowness of traveling. Of
course the lawyers in §ood practice work
ed at their papers while the posters can
tered up hill and down dale at the
average rate of eight or nine miles per
hour: but briefless juniors, unless they -
were rare and- mo3t exceptional impos
tors, could not through a long day’s
drive feign earnest application to
the statementsof dummy briefs. Usually
they shortened the hours with cards
•or dice; and’ where four men'posted
together in a double-seated coach, they
would play whist on a table made by
a plank fitted into the windows of the
■carriage. : ' ' -’ ’ -
“This custom gave rise to a painful
scandal concerning a barrister, who,
after winning'high honors in his pro
fession >is still alive. The story may be
told; but the great man’s name must be
held secret. Many years, since ,the law
yer lost an aged aiiht, whose will re
quired her body to be interred in a dis
tant part of the country. Like a dutiful
nephew, and in a manner becoming his
aunt’s .executor, the young barrister,,
together with other gentlemen (closely
connected - with. the deceased lady, by
Wood or business), journeyed from Lon
don to the place of sepulture. The hearse
•containing the embalmed body had been
sent forward, and the mounters folio wed
it at an interval of a few days’ journey.
The first day was very tedious; and as
several days would'follow it ere the
place of interment could be reached, the
nephew, on the second morning of the
dolorous expedition, proposed to his
companions in grief that they should
have' a rubber. He had cards in his
pocket, and at the next roadside inn
they could get a board that would serve
them for a table. ,
“The suggestion was unanimously
•adopted; and throughout the remainder
-of the com for flesh-progress, the mourn
-era played steadily with complete ‘in
difference to the scenery which sur
rounded them, and with. that superb de
motion to ‘the game, which character-!
izedwhiet players halfaeenturysince.
Under the circumstances the mourners
•progressed as favorably as could, be ex
pected.’ Their spirits rose; much money
changed hands; and when the four gen
tlemen stood in theold lady’smausoleum,
the two who had won were sustained
by an enlivening sense Of-Worldly pros
perity. and the two who hadlbst thirsted
for revenge on the homeward journey.
Unfortunately, however, certain local
gossips of the puritanical district where
the old lady was buried, -Jiad either seen
the mourners at whist or heard how
they amused themselves. The story
passed from mouth to mouth, and
reached. London almost as soon as .the
melancholy whist players. Of course, in
London the story lived, and year. 3 after-,
wards, when the nephew had risen to
eminence in politics and law,people were
told at dinner-parties how the great
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA, EBIDAY. DECEMBER 21 1866-TitIPLE SHEET
bad taken his aunt’s body' from
London to" SObtland,‘playing cardsoa
sher coffin throughout ■ the entirejourn”
•ney.” ■ - ■■■■*
Wit and Wisdom.
i Taee your wife’s firet advice, not her
second. ■: i l
j A woman’s heart is a hive of .sweets
•and stings. ’ • "-t- ; -
; A regular diet cures more people
■than physic. ‘
L The soul goes highest when the body
'kneels lowest. •"■'■'v ■- ;
i He that sells and Res, shallfind the lie
■left in his jiurse.
| When are gloves unsalable? When
■they are kept on hand. ._
1 WHENiaa woman like a watch? When
she is capped and jeweled. ■
j It is sound policy to suffer all extrem
ities, rather than to do a bad action,
j Tea-kettlEs are decidedly ' Yankee
■in their melody—they singthrough their
■noses.
i ' When you fall out of a carriage; whit
jare.you most . likely-to-ifali-. against?
Against your will. -
; Men are said to admire that which
■they look up to. and-to love that which
■they look down upon/ - - - i: -
! Ie mothers, as is claimed,-mould the
■human mind, how is it that woman has
■never had her “rights??’ ■ T /> y
1 iT HAS sometimes been said, and
never but by an Irishman, that Ireland
is a beautiful country to live out of 1 ' ;
: W hy are railroad companies like laun
dresses? Because they haVe ironed the
whole eountry, andsometimes do alittle
.mangling. , ( , .......
A man advertised for ‘ ‘competent per
j sons to-undertake the sale of anew medi
cine,” and adds that it will be profitable
for the' undertaker. ■■ • r- ■-■■
■ It is singular that the more jrou damp
the ardor, of a- 'troublesome 'talker- by
throwing colff water onhis effusions,the
sooner he dries up. ...... .. .
A little girl in school .being, asked
what a‘ cataract or waterfall was, replied
that it was hairflowing over something,
she didn’t 1 know what, -•°
; “Tom, tell me the biggest lie you ever
told, and I’ll give.you a glass of beer.”
■“A lie! I never told a lie in my life.”
“Draw the beer, boy.”
Liberty will not descend to a people;
a people must raise themselves to liberty;
it,is a blessing that must be earned be
fore it can be enjoyed.
Boyle’s epitaph has lately been copied
by a tourist, and runs thus:
“He was theJatber of chemistry, '
And brother to the Earl of Cork.’ ’ •
BITIPEJfP NOTICE,
rrs® PPICADELFHIA. AND READINO RAIL
ROADcOMPaNY, Office 227 South Fourth fit
Shiladelpaia. Dscember 18th j 1888. . -
• . _ , dividend notice.
B £. otaJ °{. thls Company wilt be closed
2 : mabi SAYI 18Ul an<l re-opened on
1 UESDAy, the 35th,of January next.
A Dividend of Frys PER CANT., baa been declared
on , t ?.?h re l erreQ an! Common stock, clear or National
and State Tares, payable in Cash or Common Stock at
par ,at ihe option or the holder, on and after the 3iat
mat., to the holders thereof, as thev shall stand reala
:ered on the Books of the Company, cn the 18th Inst.
All payable at this office In Philadelphia.
The option as to taklnt Stock for this Dividend, will
cease at Ihe close of busine<s hoars, on SATURDAY
3!>th March next after which date, the Dividend will
be payable in Cash only.
All orders for Dividends must be witnessed and
stmnped. & BRADFORD,
delftf . Treasurer.
It'S 6 . DIVIDER I>.— lheDlrectora of the BUTLER
COALCOMPANY have -this day declared a
aivjdendfroinfte profits or _the company of.OSE
DOLLAR per share clear of taxes. (It being the second
dividend for same amount declared this year.) nay
able on and after2lthlnst«n.t,to stockholders oLthat
date. .Stockholders {raiding In New York/will he
paid the dividend at the office of the Farmers' Loan
and Trost Company. ___
SAMUEL DUTTON, Treasurer,
„ _ No. in Chestnut street.
Phitaukt.phia: Dec. 6,1868,„ decstil
fTS*TREASURER'S OFFJCE.-THE PHIL V
DELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI
MORE> RAILROAD COMPANY, Prari.ATivivpgTA
December 13th, IS6S.
.The Board ofJDireetora have declared a semi annual
di\>deiid. ef FIVE PER CENT., clear of Government
tax, on the Capita] Stock of this Company, payable on
and after the 2d ol January.
A ™ DHO xS r .
W
• OFFICEJDF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
£ AVIGATION COMPAN Y, Pgrr-jiT^TCT.PTiTA,
J7i 1866 i
The Board of Managers have thlsdayd'eclared a
AiSS^T^fSSJ?® I6 CENT.,or TWO DOLLARS
AND A HALF PER BHARE,on the Capital Stock of
this Company, payable on demand, clear of National
and State taxes. SOLOMON h SH3PHEBD,
nogr-tfl Treasurer.
BPECIAX. MOTICIS.
OFFICE OF “THE RELIANCE
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,”
No. 308 WALNUT STREET.— Philadelphia, De
cember 19,1816. .
meeting of the Stockholders of'the:
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia ” held
at tbelr Office on MONDAY.December 17th, 186s7tae
following named genUemen wereelectedDlßECTOßS
;cr the earning year, viz.: ■ ■ ,
CLEM TINGLEY. MARSHALL HILL:
CHARLES LELAND,
THOS. H. MOORS.
H. L. CARSON, SAMUEL OASTNER
WILLIAM STEVENSON ALFRED ENGLISH
BKNJ. W.TINGLEY. JAMES T. YOUNG?
ISAAC P. BAKER. ’
_And at a meeting of the Director* held thl3 day
CLEM TINGLEY, EBq., waa unanimously re-elected
FroMeot.'- . THOS. C HILL,
L&2tl,3ti ... ;-,; - . , -i : .Secretary.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILRQAD COM
dttV PANY.—The annual meetln? of the stock
bothers of the “Cheater, Valley Railroad Com nan?”
will be held in Room No. 16 MERCHANTS* 1 EX
CHANGE, Philadelphia, on MONDAY, theHthday of
January, A. D. 1867, at V&i o’clock, P, M. On the sane
day.between the hours of one and two o’clock P. M ,
an E ectlon will b a held for a President and’ Seven Di
rectors, toserveforthe ensuing year.
’ ~ „ ;WM. H. HOLSTEIN,
flel4-f,lu.ljal4} . . . Secre'—y, -
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.—Thlal splendid
f<£r Hair Dye is the best In the world. The only
true an a Perfect ..Dye-Harmless, Reliable, Instanta
neous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Namral Biaok orßrown. .Remedies the 111 efrects'of
Bad Dye*. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and
bennOffil. The genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR;. -AU others are. mere - imitations, and
should be avoided. Sold .by all Druggists -and -Per
fumer*. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
WBEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT, de7,f,m,Wly
; r'3S»NOTICE.-Tbe.ThIrd’ANNUAL MEETTNG-of.
■Egy the Stockholders of the McELHKNY OIL
COMPANY will be held at the office of the Company.
No. 218 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY, January Ist
1867, at 12 o’clock Mfor the purpose of electing a clerk
and a Board of nine Directors to serve the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of snch further and other
business as may properly come before them. ■
By order of the Board.
_ CHAS. H. REEVES, Clerk.
Philadelphia, Dec. 12th, 1866. del2w,f,m,tjall
ITS* OEFIOE MOUNT. CARBON <S PORT
CARBON BAILB JAD COMPANY. Vmt.i.
delphia, December sth, 1866.
; The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Com
pany will be held at the Offlce-of the'Oompany. No.
f(i7 LIBRaRy street,[on MONDAY, December 81st,
U 66, at eleven o’clock, A.M., at which tl me an election
ror Officers to serve the'ensnlDg ‘year will take place.
, dele- tde3li P. O, HOLLIS, Secretary.
BO'TIOS. t
UNION* NATIONAL BANK, Decembeb
6th. 1865.. ■ - 7 1 . -
„The Annual Meeting ot thwstockholdera of this
Bank, fbr the electic n of directois, wilt be held at the
Banking House, oh TUESDAY,the Bth day- ot
January next, between the hours of ten and three
o’clock. N. O.JU:UBSELM3.e), i ?
;de7f.m,w,laBj . . * Cashier.
OFFICE OP THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
kgf SAFETYINSURANCE COMPANY—Phila
delphia, December 19,1866 K\
The Annual Election for twenty-eight Directors will
be held at tola office, on MONDAY, the seventh day of
Jannary next.between the hours of\irA.i;M; sndY
l. ' LYLBUBN.r • <: -
de2o tja7{ ... Secretary.
NATIONAL BANE OP THE NORTHERN
LIBERIIEB, Philadelphia, December eriB66.
1 aheiAnnuai Election fonDlreotorsio£ this Bank, will,
be held at the Banking-House, pn WEDNESDAY,the
9tb day of January next, between the hours of 10 A.
M.and3P.M. .r- , -■- ~ , .
deB-salt,m.w,f,tja9i ‘ ' W. QtTMMERB. Caahler. i
IY3” TEE COMMBltuliL NATIONAL 'BANK:
Prrr OPPENNS YLVANIA.—Pmi,APEi.muA, Dec
» MM- Themuraal elecUonlbi.'DlßEOroßsSf.thls
Sx'&yO l H 1 tbe Banklng fHouse; oa WED-'
N LSD AY, the 9th day nf Jaonary.lSOT, between the
hours of 10 o’clock, A.M., and 2 o'clock. p. M,
!de7fr,tn,tjs9} ■ : C.-PALMER,Cashier?
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BaNK-Psila-
Iwfy delphia. Deo: 7,1868..... i , ‘ •
J Annual Election for.Blrectors of this Bank will
be held at ihe Banking House, on' TUESDAY, the Bth
01 January, 1867, Horn 10 A. M. to 2P. M.- •. ■’ ” “
■ de7-f,tjaBJ J. w. GIL BOUGH, Cashier, :
BPBCTAA NQTI€IE».
ft'3»_CHBISTMAS DINNER TO THE POOB.-
of; the Bedford
street Mission Intend glvlng a Dlnner to the Poor
■SSfiS Dayahd Babbdtb Bch lola.on
RB RjSTMAB DAT. between thehours of twelve and
Jobe oclccfcyat 6I3BRDFORO
;Stoet.-.TOe frtods ofthecanse ;are ctoltaltydnvlt«d
•to be present.- RonatloDß 'in monoy. pbnPryt pr-ivi-
thankfhlly received by theHlv
fllonory. 619 Bedford Bireet; brby the underalgned
! r.J S.'TiRD. MI9 Sprtioe Bt,’ . .-, - del9-6t{
—-GEORGE HILXJHEN, 828'Ai-Ch street.: ;
- - ’f£°.s S ?J ltll Second street.
! -JOHN PARKER. Jis. 807 SpringGardenstreet.
PHILADELPHIA AND B4ETUIOUE
CEHTBAL BATEROAD COMPANY, . . t-<
, ' AcnnalJ-Moetlng ’ of-tbe* Btockholdeitfof said
‘RSSSSgMSPP-WW I I«L«>e• HML: ln the Borougli of
sOXlOßD,Chester connty; 1 t.
; On MONDA-Y. January ls, 1867 f
' • JV- -At 1 o’clock Pi M.,- -/ 1 *=° -:‘-
which time and place an electlomviU-be held /or a
President and twelve Directors to serve for the enau
iDg ygar«. r r , r . _ .
- - JOSEPH HUriB&IiL; ’
i/i'. irSecretary. .
deiytjaisg ;
December 15,18g6.,
rrs* kknsinu'iour soup house, 217 adden
STBEK’t, Dec. 12,1866. VV ; , . V ‘ .
I -ot a meet ug of, the Managers of the Kensington
Sinp Society,: held this evening, Mr, ItANIELB MlC
;£hK:wai elected the duly amhOt,lzed Agent to collect
and receive 'contributions' in money, nour. meat or
Vegetables for the Society,;; Donations .trill- be thank- ’
the Officers of :the Institution,
t GEOEGASTOOKHAM., President, W. B.’Eleventh
ArchjELl G ARBISOS.y tee Presldent.lo3l Shack
amaxomst; GEO. J. HAMlLTON.Treartrrer; 1010 Marl
feorough st.t OHABLES M.; LUKSNS, Secretary,lo3s
Beach sheet. deis,6t«
OF THE PHUiADBLPHrA' ANX
-iSODTHEBN MAILSTEAMSHIP COMPANY,
avenue. - ’
; Notlcb Is hereby given that by a resoluUoh- 'bf the
jBoKd, of Blrec&nf of the above-named Company.
MopledAnenst29 th, 1866, the' FOUBTH flnf laatin'
btattmenf 01 the Capital atoch of anULCampany: belni
PEBOESTUMor SEVENTY-FI VEDCUC
jpSwwgs^gaagg.'yf?” 1 ? 1 “ a ta
TOXiLIAX'J. MAI/COLM, •
v:^::^Tre«anian
ff'S? 'CB.SEK BiII.ROAD OOM
“TrY EaNY.—rtnUADKLPHIA, Dec. 17th, 1868.
i uhe. annual meeting. of the: stockholders of the
C*e»k Balljoad Company will be hem at the
office of the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Oom
?S?^^ 22T T SontllI,otni ' rH; Street, Philadelphia, on
MONDAY, January 14th, 1867 r at 10 o'clock! A*M..
when an election will be held for a: President, and six
-Directors to servefor the ensuing year.
! del7-ijal4 •- V WM. H. WEBB,Secretary. ■
ALLENTOWN BAtt,road company,
PIIILAhET.PHiA. Dtember 17. 1866,
! The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of thb Al
lenmum Kahroad Company wIU be held at the office
XT f „ Lh S^ h i lad . 6 i p ySAS.i£ ea<Ul| K.Railroad Company,
go. ffi7-South FOURRH = etreet,- PhUadelpWaTon
MONDAY, Jar nary 14, 1867. at 1014 A, M, when an
eleciion wtll beheld ior President and six Dfrectois, to
.servefor Ihe; ensuingyea*. ; i;.; . - —.
' de!7-tjal4 VvM. H. WEBB, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THB MILL CREEK AND
MINKHIT ,T,NAVIGATIONANDRAILBUAL
COMPANY. Philabelphia, Dec. 6. 1866. : 1 .
: The Annual Meettog of the Stockholders of this
Company v 111 be held at the Office op the Company
No. 407. LIBRARY street; on MONDAY, December
1866. at 12 o’clock, M., at which, time an election for
Officers to serve for the* ensuing year, will also take
; P.C.HOLLIS,
i delo,tai} ' Secretary. '
r 3» OFFICE GF THE SCHOLKILL VALLEY
AND RAILROAD COM
PaNY.—Philadelphia, December 8,1866.
The annual meeting ofthe Stockholders ofthls Com:
®t the office of the Company, No. 40J
LIBRARY Street,-on MONDAY; December*3l. 1866
at half-past eleven o’clock, A. M. at-which time an
election-for Officers to serye the ensuing year will also
'Replace. E a HOLLIS,
deUitai,} ; Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS’ INSURANCE COM
Pa NY, Philadelphia, December 17th, 1858. '
ihe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
■Jnmpany will be held at their office. No. iSI WAL
> UT street, Philadelphia, on MONDAY, January 7th
lit?, between the hours of i and G o’clock p. M.. when
•>u election will be held for Ten Directors, to serve for
(he ensuing year, ■
d<l7-18tj
"S* PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
iW ROAD COMPANY—Office 227 South FOURTH
Philadelphia, Lee; 17th, 18W.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders of tbU
Company, that the Annual Meeting and an election
for PTfstdent, six Managi-rs, Tr-asnrerand Secretary,
j.lll take place on -the SECOND MON JAY (Httj)hi
Jannary next at 12 M. WM. H. WEB B.
j dei7,cjanl4 Secretary.
CA.MBHIA JIEON COMPANY.—The annual
■K£y_ meeting of Stockholders of the OAMBkIA
IhoN-compaHY will be heldat their office. No. 400
OHESNUT street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, the
5tL day of Tannery next, at < o'clock P. when an
flection will be held for Seven Directors to serve for
lie ensuing year.
■p _ , JOHN T. KILLS, Secretary,
Phix-ada., Dec, is. iB6O. demjais*
IP'S* CITY TREASURERS OFFICE, P.EnnADKa-
PHIA. Dec. 17,1866.
NOTICE TO LOAN HOLDERS.—The City Loans,
maturing January Ist, will be paid on and after Janu
*ry 2d, J 867.
By order of the Commissioners of the Sinklns Fonda.
HENBT BUMaC,
City Treasurer.
JTOCTION OIL COMPANY.—A special
hey meeting of the stockholders of tte Junction OU
Company wl 1 be h* Id at the-offlceof the Come any.
No. 136 South THIRD street, on MONDAY NEXT
-4ih lust., at one o'clock P, M.
’ del77l|
ITS" MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK, PjnLi
delßhia, December s 1866.
• lo® Aenual ElecUonfor Directors of tbls bant will
beheld on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of January.
1667, at the Banklne House, between the hours of 10
o’clock A, M. andso’clock P. M.
des-uasi DWIEGAND, jß.,Caahler.
FOUBTH NATIONAHBANK OP PKILA
DKLVHIA, 733 ABCH street, -PmT.AwiST.pTTT *
Dec. sth. 1866, . . ;
TheAnnnal Election for Directors of this Bank will
be held on TUESDAY, the Bth of January, 1867, be.
tween the hours of 11 A. M. and 2P. M.
dtstpjas} BAMIi. J. MAO MUT.T.tCN, Cashier,.
rrS»„FIKST NATIONAL BANK OFTHILABHL
PHI A, Philabkuhia. Dec, aims. ‘
The Annpslßlfctlop for Directors of thl3Bante will
be held on TU-fcBDA Y, the Sth of January 18«7, bo
■ ween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 O’clock P. M.
MOETON McinOHAKL/ Jn.,
Cashier.
r-S» • KENSINGTON NATIONAL BAKE, Prrtr.t.
*=y Delphi*, December s. 1868. . ’
An election for Directors of this Bank will be held at
be Banking House, on TUESDAY, January B,IBBT.
nelween the hours or 10 A. M. and 2P, M .
WILLIAM McCONNRLL,
Cashier,
delO Mas
FARMERS’AND MECHANICS’NATIONAL
bank, PHihADEUPHiA, December 7, 186 A
, The Annual Election lor Directors,ofthiß Bank will
eheld at the Banking Honae bn WEDNESDAY, the
9ih day of January next, between, the hoars of It
o clock A; H»,And 3 o’clock P. 517'
i den-119 W-RPSHTON, Jn., Cashier.
,f 3» FAIR! FAIR! PAIB! PAIR! PAIKr-Sale of
fAncy and UsefW Artleles, In the Lecture Room
of the First Presbyterian Church,- N. L,; ! Buttonwood
-ireet, below SIxthvEVERY DAY, Horn 3 to 10 o’clock
P. M , closing on Friday evening, 21st Inst. dels ft*
ALCOHL 95 per cent- . NO CHARGE FOR PACK
AGES. ILL. Oil, new Jastxe,
c-lved and for sale In quantities suitable to the trade.
Ipecap, root and powder, In : bnlk. and tattles o! Hffi
si.cn.
( hlorofbnn 0/ the beet analitrln OArbopi and -deml
hDB. , j joaN a bakkr & 00.,
*OOl9 718 Market street*
FOB THE BBASOK.
Glycerin Lotion, for hands and thee.
Pectoral Lozengeetfor sore throat, boatn*"—, Ac.
Camphor.lce, for chapped-Hands.
wild Cherry Compound tor cold, cough, Ac.
Olein, for chapped hands, Ac.-'• -
w
HITEGLM ABABIO—Pox sale :by WILLIAM
Bfe6t. KT ' T<TB * 00 Sroggista, No. .7a,.MABKBI
Rosa WATER.—Double Distilled Bose Water, con
stantly on hand and for sale by WILLIAM
BLUB <fc CO.,Dtngglatß, N0.T04 MATtttlgr «tT»?t,
I iBBAM OP TARTAB,—Pore Cream of Tartar and
OF BKEF- for beef tea or Absence 01
Beefm yUacneMmfijriroapsfbr tawa nae. Kadi
n Elgin, Illinois, by Gall Borden, from the Joloes ol
choice, beef and Is superior In loellclona flavor ant
•irallty to any hitherto known, Packets wtaftill 01
tectlons,one dollar each. HCHBBLL. Apothecary
iMOChestnnt street. - •
BUhtirßlßS.,—Graduates—•Xcrtan,
1- Tile*.Combs,Brashes, Mirrors, TweescrsPu"
doxes, Horn-Bcbope, surgical lustrankmU, ; Prase! -
2- and (Soft Bnbber Goods, Vial Cues, 6laca sit
tlatal BynuEts, *o;, all at “First Hands” -
! - - SNOWBKK * BEGTE3EB,
'aiffi-tli . : .• . . BBonth^htbagoei,
POBBBT HBOIBHAKKIt & 00,. M. E. COBNH}
, AND BACK Wholeash
Irasglots, Myra SLctarera and -Dealers ln Wlndov
ralnto ot-eycrydescripttoa.
(Ter to the'trade, or cansnmera, a complete stool: o
scodi ta their Uniu at tbe lowest market rates.
i .. ROBEBT HHonntfA trnm a. nn
■■ Northeast corner Ponrth and Baeo streets
j jAY- BHM.-Inst received, an lnvalct of eannlßt
nsiitoorui and B&oe street*
BOABDISe.
A RTTITE OF BECOB D STORYJFEONT.and .other
BOOMS vacant, 801 Booth EIGHTH Street.cofner
or Spruce... Private table,lf desired. ;■ deif.lm*
UNDERTAKER,
i jr ( • • -i r o-'A • ■
So. 35 Soatb Thirteenth Street.
interments made in adlthe Oerndteries
M, B. KEILY, Secretary.
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Secretary ami Treasurer,
jQARTLAND,
EDWIN SOHAXiD,
• , suocessob to job; ivANs, ■' ' ■ -
| , H. E. cor Broad and Filbert Sts, ;
I .7 , phtt,Atiict.‘pTrra~; '•
s ? a Blacksmiths’ boa! always on:
!_noi^^^ e ' tqu^i «e»“ a prices; ;£
j ■■■■(■<..■ VBBY,SlIP;EBIOB FAMILY , . •
•: . :COMMUNITY’S DEPOT. ' 7.
i n0&m,w.f.22tl . .
BBOAD' and wood bteeets.'
: --•• ■ -. -’• o:i.v 'id
■ JACKSON & TEMPLETON’B i
j Mist Taira oni Kinili Sti, bel. Jefferson, [ ?
i. ▼«>>;• Vrefenwhod,* Whit*? 1
2050. j; : j2{^o
j; ", ‘ : y : ;. ,: i)KAXjER EN '•••"•'i •; ; ‘-j
Lehigh, Locnßt Monn-'i
!d r'l
T« d, 2050 Ifarfejj Jit,, Ehiladelohiv
. fro® H» moat approved BCineß,
. a i’.? r<a isf . UiroDlll ‘ the ! f>oat Office will *e>
trqmptly,attended to. r . i.deSimjH
rpHE ASHLAND COAX COMPANY, PRO ATI st.
J- below Weed, are selling rthe oest ’■ v: 7-
■ • , -KAMOY COAJt, -
from their own mines at prices fentlrely below regular
retail Sards, and,in all cases legafwelgot, 2,240 pounds-
8 SidaSOE*'' '* ' *'• - jggfe*’ ~j aMftii jp>
! £Sjjy*Bg§Bgs*l*» P?7WK-AYKS«XIOS .7%
. Sack Mountain Company's Coal,', •«,-•• .
tehfehgdvlgaUoa - -
1 tocost hipukrala,- ■■> .1,,, ~. . -■ *
.-alch they are.prepared to sell « tha leiw«VsPiai(
,-&sea, and to deliver lmhe best ctti&ltlan’f •,; 1 , ■.
. Orders lelt with S. MASON .BINES, Prsnltiin lmt
i:;teBonding,SEVENTH aire&ibslew Market- *t
te promptly etitndssi to. . JIIISNa A SKEAiT*
; ■-•■■ f
( SHAVE* MEADOW Alii
Sprlny Koanlato, Lehlyh Coal..,and Seal l*x£r
aosntaln from Schuylkill, -prepared ekpreerl-7 iu
ere, l>C JOt,i;.JS'. corne; EICNTH and Vi;
howstreets; O®oa, No. Ul Snoih SECONDatr-et,
'jahP . ... .J. WAXiTOH a OQ.
DR. J. Sr ROSE’S ALTERATIVE,
' : THB GREAT BLOOD P0BIFIK&
If yoa have corrupt,(Usordere<lorYiU&ted blootLycn
ar? pick all over. It may appear as pimplea, aores/or
aa 6ome active disease, or U may only make yoa feel
ißDgnra or expressed; but yoa cannot have good health
Jf 5 oar blood, is impure. Dr. Row’s Alterative re
rs you mwSSS 111160 '“ a 13 016 rem f y WLI
It Is uneqnaled lor the cure of all diseases ofthe
glands, scrofala, tubercular consumption, aodaUernp
Uons of the stein. Price fl. Sole agents. *
DB. DYOITB ITCH OINTMENT
wiucmeevery form of Itch, and Is aupertor to any
other remedy for the cure of that disagreeable and
tormenting complaint Price, 25 c!a Pent per mail &
cents. DYOTT&O9..
232 North second Street
DB. J. S. BOSE'S EN PECTOR ANT,
rortheenre ot con.umptlon, conrhs, cold., asthma
“scS^f fl Th^^ ltWllB b,o i [l - b «>?cW“»ncflnh
Tbla eyrnp havln. atood the test of many years’ ex.
pertence as a remedy for lrrttaaon or Inflammation of
the Inc gs, throat or bronchia, is actenowledgrd by al!
to be a remedy superior to any other known com
yonnd naed for the relief and care of eongha and con
sumption. Price,! 1. Sola agents. D YOTT * CO.
: seeAm SsfNorU Second Street
OPAL -DKNTALLINA,—A snpenot article fin
. £ 1 ? a Sis*. tbe .Teeth, destroying ammaimia
which lnfoet them, giving tane to the gums.. and leav
toy a,feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness Ac
toe month. It may be used dally, end willbe fbone
to strengthen weak and bleeding.gams,,while to*
tomaand detertlveneas will recommend It to ever?
one. IBetog composed with the .-assistance of tot
Hen flat. Physicians find Mlcroscopist, It Is confidently
o Cored u a RffLlaßTiK snbstl lute tor toe uncertain
washes formerly In vogue. ■
Eminent Dentists, acquainted: with the constituent*
of the DKHTALLIffA. advocate Its use: it comalni
nothing to prevent Its • unrestrained employment
Hade only by . . . .
■ JAM th T, SHINN, Apothecary,
: _ ~. . _ - , , Broad and Spruce streeta
•For sale by Druggists generally, and
Fred. Brown, ; ID. L. Stackhouse,
Hassard & Co., Robert C. Davis, '
C.R.Keeny, Geo M. Bower,.
Isaac H. Kay, • Charles Shivers,
C. H.lfeedles, S. M.McOoUln,
T. J. Husband, a. G, Bunting,
Ambrose Smith, Charles H, Eberta
EdwardPairish, James N. Marks,
William B. WebD, ■ S. BrlnghuratdtCo.,
James L.jßlspham, DyowAOo., ■
Hughes <fc Ooombe, H. c.Hlalr’s Sons,
Henry A. Bower, •. Wyetofißro. .
?HTTRKLT BgUifTv
Id TAr>’
TABLETS, toi the core or coughs, colds, hoarse
ness, bronchitis -and, catairhof tbs head and breast
Public speakers, singers and amateurs will be greatli
benefited by using theeaiTshleta, Prepared only in
EtAhCAßliih.A VvLILB. Pharmaceutists. N. EL Cor
•hRCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia. For sal'
by Johnson, Holloway * Oowden, and .Drnggiafc
generally. ' se2stl‘
ir’"
yRPSIPB . ‘ '* BBOSOHIATy ATOTI
4J all Diseases of tbf
mroat and Bronchial Tunes. Tbis invaluable men
ration fox eveiyhonsebolcL Public Speakers, Sfnrez*
ic. posseaßes a Western celebrity,"anahaabeen fcnowi
o relieve tbe most obstinate and almoet bopeleat
sses. It is agreeable, strength enla* and soo think.
INVESTED NAHS.- Dp. J.
O DAVIDSON/Chiropodist. Operator on Corns,
Bunions. Inverted - Nalla >and, other diseases of-the
fee% Office, CHESTNUT BtreeC Dr, Davidson wlh
wai ton patients at their residences.; - ? noStfl
CASTOR WiTEFrr.tt.
LXJJTHEaLTH AND. STRENGTH DBB GAPS
CO.’S PATENT-GLASS CABTOB
;These wheels are designed lto Pianos, Bedsteads; 'Ac.
we claim that they, give to Pianos a greatly increased
feted of sound, without detracting from the harmony
and melody of the Instrument, rendering every! note
more distinct to the esr. This is'so apparent that they
tye now belng applied by.many to these yamalile mu
sical Instruments. Dr. Valentine Mott, previous to hit
death;pronounced the Glass Castor Wheels an In
valuable invention for bedfast invalids, who art
guarded against the damp Boors'after undergoing tht
process of cleaning, or where, dampness la .produced
from any other cause. Aside from this;
are relievedftpnrthe dread of having, their carpets cm
or torn; as frequently happens from those' now In nse
often caused b^a-rust, which adheres .with gluedlke
.tenacity. Iso such annoyance can possibly proceed
-from the Glass Castor; wheelsjlaa we: all. know? thar
glass 1b non-corrosive.. -There are no rough or umin
' lehed edgesto llie Glass Wheels, such as woollen find
In those of Iron, and the latter, though, smoothly Bn
Sd. will soon rust, from the dampness of theatmoa
re, if nothing else; producing,roughness on thesur
,or edge, while the former will always' maintain
the smoothness of glass, Inst, as they are finished.
• i By Bleeping upon glass wheels you retain all the elec
tridty yen had la your body, on retiring, and yon gel
up In the morning feeling as fresh and. active as s
youngman. Glass being a non-cohductor, the elec
tricity gained while In bed cannot pass oil; . Ask your
Vector what he thinks of the Glass'Castor Wheels
Ask him if *ll diseases, with the exception of chronic
diseases, are notr caused IrOm'the want of electricity
We have a man Jn our place whom the doctors pro.
Pounced.past curing,. with' the Inflammatory rhea
mattorn. The wheels cured, him Jn less than four
weeks. He Is today detent healthy-mail. These ore
c^ be .< J JSSP I> ; 0 B application at our office.
No, 203 Race street, Philadelphia; hr atour Factory*!'
Westville; Hew Jersey, -where.wechave-some, sixty
hands employed In the manuitetare bf the Glass Caa
tpr-Wheels.; .v.'ol j.> e-l; ,
i (ISO will be paid to any one who. will say they have
not received any benefit hr relief after.usfeg'OapeweU;
ACo.’sPatent Glass Castors. Asample set (+) of the
Wheels sent to any part of theijnl ted* States; on re !
ceiptofsi SO. -J. B.CAPEWFLL A OO„
looagmj i 1 "■ No. mßSce street.
TSTANTED.-WantedonOFFlUK AND STORAGE
;T T - ROOM-on either first brl seoond - “floor, on? Bela?
ware avenue, between-.SJrch.arLd.Vtne.streets:.. Ad
dress Box No, 127,' PhlladelphlaPost Office, ocmt
».^Sg^ T kegs 'ofthtes, iptendU
Qj .whitegrapsaan ehs ordenUniUn* and for sais.fcf.
[nir. p.. s&.ryt. vw eouhi. ,»u-.
PBESEBVED TAMARINDS.-20 kegs Martinique
JJl.Tmnarlndsin Bugarplandlhg and.foraale byJ.B,
BUSSIER A CO.i 108 South BoJawareiavenuo, . .
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ll msdS*' dlrect » weU - assorted,,witn circolaTs.falioW
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: „ V?J,P° < i fe T ,£! 1 , 01 5 f°r general sseeyer Issoedi.-Itia by.
i a \kQy of who hha pro.pd everyxe
frourher bwu.ktFcben.rufl
THi IGST JtEMJTY; or TH K FA Tar. ERROR. A
! :fti ISdtea Lady bflthe Spanish'
f^^^ttndlab Tale 4*^
Thomas. AutSori
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OP_ THE W i)RLD. By William Nortk^
spA Historical Novel,
HKDF IfOVfc: or. The Afternoon of Single Ufa.
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‘ S E* By Mrs Henry Wo^ 0 '
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THE MATCHMAKER. Beatrice Reynolds
y'lT-kEGOOB. ; B y
** T DAUG H 1 ER A Love Story *
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BKpTHfR’SSsfcCRB.T. B? William. Godwin
! S t «I,L N LIF-Eu '
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. LOVE 8 LABOR WON. Bj Muusoatbwartli
or. THK FATiVOF. A ‘
THEINIIXADs Thp GrehVLbve
OF.IIONTB'CHIBTO By Alexander Dumas
JEW. lllustTAted. ByE.gene
THE MYS'fFKCFS OF PARIS. By Euvene Stia.
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THE GIPSY’S PBOPH - OY.' By Mrt
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the FOUB BI6TEBS. By F. edilk. Burner
THE B OME. By Frcdrlka Bremw. ■
FASHION AND FAMINE ByMrr.Ann ASteohena.
DoEsTICBS’ LETTERS. By Q. K. P/DorattckA 3 '
HAMBLINGEXFOSM). By J H. ..
OLD STONE MAH’iIOIY By Charla, J. Petemon"''
THE WATCHMAN ,By J. A. Maitland.' ;
ISELOSTHKiaESS. By Mrs. E. D. KN. South-
COO Kb SHIP AND MATR.MONY. By - Rjbert
'Morris. ,
LOVE A FTEB MARRIAGE By Mrs. a Lea Hpnm
COOSINHABRY. Bv ILs. Gr-y. -L-LBaHenta.
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THE CAVaLIER. By G. P. R, James. :
KIND A. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Heuts.
BOBFBTG RaHAM. B-Mis. Caroline Lee Efpnt*
TBBOLDHOMESTEAD. By Mrs AnbAsSuhSa.
THE ELEPHANT CLUB. By Q K. P DiraUcß
THEGaMBL EE’S LIFE By J. H. Griem
E LEaEOBU By Charles J. Peterson.
DIARY OF AN OLD DOCTOR. By J. A Matt and.
THE HAUNTED HOMKSI-EAD. By Mri sSItL,
THE BORDER ROVER By Emerson- Bennett
CLARA MORELAND By »'mers .nßenuetn
THE CROSSED Path. :By Wilkie Collins. ’ '
THE LITTLE BRaCTY. Bv Mrs Grey.
LOKD.MONT-AQCh’B PjGlir By G. P. 8. James.
KETBIBOTION. By Mrs. E D.E.N. Soatbwortb
THEBaNI-HED SON. By Mrs, CarolineLenHeits.
THE HEIRESS: ' By Mrs. Arm s. Stephens ’
MA vY DERWENT. Bv Mrs. Arms.Stlpheni '
THE WITCHESOFN-'W \OKK Bv f'oeadcks.
ARRI iaiVERDaLE’s Cour'shfp and Msrrlarre.
HARRIS’S SPORTS t ADVESTOReSIN AFISIA.
JUDGE hajiburton’B Yankeestorhsa^
THE LADY OP THE ISLF. V By. MrJ'South wSth.
THE Mir SING BRIDE'., By-Mrs. sombworth. -
COURTBHIPAND M ARRIAO rt. By sm. Btehts. ‘
HELEN-ANDARTHUa By. Mrs C Lee Henbe
PLU-RI-BUS-TAH. By K. P DoertteS. '
THE REFORMED GASIBLBR :By J. H Green.'
S>CRKT BaTJD OF BI.OTHERS. By J H. Green
LIZZY GLENN. Hy.T. s. Arthur;' u t* 7
THE WANDEREa By J. A. Maitland. , '
IHE TWO BISTBJS.' By Mrs. ED.ENSonth worth
THK THPKKBBA UTi lii. By Mr.«.
RENA ;‘OR THE SNOW-BIRD. ’ By Mrs Henti
NE *. . By.JouathSTsifck.
IA hi AN A. A Love Story. By George Sands; "
THE WIFE’S VICTORY .By Mra. Sonthworth.
VIVIA.SECRET OF POWER By MraSouthwbrth'
THE JEALOUS HUSBAND. A live Sir rv. '
KOLTNE OR MAG OH a VALE. B° Mra. rTents
MARCIS WAHLAND. By Mrs Caroline H»ntz.
, DISC ARDED DAUGHTER. By Mrs. atmthworth?
INDIA, By Mrs. I-ha tna I'. E N. Son'hworth.
THE Pi ANTER’s DAUGH • EH A P re Love Story
THE LAWYER’S STORY.' By J. A MalUahdf”-
BRIDE. OF, THK Bv- E: Ben nett, .
VIOLA; on ADVENTURES In FAR BOUTtiWEST '
THE will-By Emersin; Bennett, if:
THE THREE COUS kd .Bt J, A Mai.land.
THE BEFUGBE. Byiterman MelvillA .:,..
RATE CLARFNDLN. By Emerson Bennett.
THEBhLi.KORWASHINGTON- -By Mrs;Lasselle
THE MOTHEaiN-LAW. By Mrs. SonthWOTth;
THE r ÜBBK OF CLIFWN B Mrs. “oaVhwor-.h
EAM SLIOK-, THK rLOCKMAKER, By SsmMlck
SARTA ROE. Ry James A . Slaitlai A CK '
ELLEN NORBURY. <By Kme-son Benneli. ,- - - .
MAJOR JONBS’S COURTSHIP AND rHAVELS,
IJIFE'ANDBEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN.-^:'''
LIFE AND LECIURKSI OF LOL A MONTEZ. .
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BUMOBB OF FALC.'NBR DGE.',llln3trated. .
LADY MAUD.'-BJ Pierce Egan.- •
CTIBREat LYLF: vr. Autoblgraohy of an Actress.
MAJOR JONES'S ISUKNLH IN GEO GIA.
SIMON SUGGS’S ADV t NTU KES AND TRAVELS.
Major thorpes i-cenes in abkansaw;
t'INEY WOOD’S ,'TAVERN;,or, Bam Slick In Texas.
THE TOWER OF 1 0 N'D.JN. By w. H. Ainsworth.
MARTIN, THE FOUND ING By EmuneSue.
> WILFRED MONTRESSOR; or T lfe In New York.
THE QtTAKER'C.TY: Or. the Morpcs of Monk Hall
> WASHINGTON and His GENEftALS, ByLlopard
PAUL ABDRNHEIM: or, the Monkor Wissahickon.
BLANoHK-.OF BRANDY WI , By Geo. Ltppard
MODERN CHIVALRY.' ByH. H BfeckenrlJge
SW-4MP-DOCTOR’B Adventures lu the South West. ;
.810 BEAR'S ADVENTUBKS AND TRAVELS,
'VIDnCQ.’S LIFE AND ADVENTURES. • ■ ■ ''
SECESSION, _COKRCION, AND CI VIL WAR.
TH F. QUAKER SOLDIEB. By Col. J. Richter Jones.
CtABIN.AND PAEIiOR . By I T.Raaddph. -Tr ,i
THEPOMAN TRAITOR. By HenryW.Herhert.
.IfCEeIG’S.COMPLETE -VORSS ON CHEMISTRY
FIVE LANGUAGES WITHOUT A MASTER
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T® JJIE OBPH4NS’ COURT FOR THE CITY'
JL AI>DXOCSTT OP PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of
YORKER, dec’d,—Tbe Auditor appointed
b ? T t 5.?,-9S D i t „ , ,9 T ?° dlt ' se*Me and adjust the account
or LLSY iS.YONKKß.Adinlnlstrator dehouis noncum,
tea tarn en to annexo, or the Estate of said Daniel
Tonker, deceased, and to report distribution of toe
balance in the hands of the acconntant, will meet >he
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FTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THK;
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—
HARRIET B. SMALL, va. DANIEL SMALL, Jr.
June <erm, 1866, No. 81. In Divorce.
To DANIEL SMALL, Jr. —Respondent: Pleesetaks,
notice that a rule on yen has been taken In the abov»
case, returnable on Saturday.. December 28, 1666, to
show cause why a divorce a ouicuto matrimonii should;:
nit be decreed. : .H. C. THOMPSON,
■ 0e]3.H,13,21-4t* i- . ' Lise]ant'a Attorney.
I\J AROA BET s, MARK WARD byher next friend,
111 JAMESTMOOREvs JOSEPH W.MARKWAKDr
XomtoeaPleas. in Divorce: June Term 1858, No. 2S.
To JOSEPH W. MARKWARD, Respondent:Sirs
Take notice of a rule the day granted by the Court otr
3 on. returnable SATURDAY, December 22d, 1868, at UK
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