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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29


srN-n the report of the proceedings OF the Common
Council, published IN your paper on the 9th inst, it Is
stated that the Comptroller made communication stating
that Joseph Bron, Collector OF the 18th Ward had
not handed over the monies collected by him" That the
public may not be mised by this mistsement, I wsuld
state that the amount assessed upon the 10Th Ward,
S202725 49, together with 1912 ~ Of interest has been
accounted for with the old Comptroller and Treasurer
c. w. Lawrence, Esq. whose receipts hold, with the
exception Of $780, which have retained the following
grounds
The Board of Supervisors have been applied to- to al
low compensation 10 the Collectors for collecting the
State Tax; provisions having yet been made for that
purpose the Collectors met and all agreed tina,
retain from the interest money their hands per
the State Tex equal to the per centage allowed for
collecting the City Tax. and until the Board Of super
visors should determine whether should be allowed
not The law authorizes the Collectors to retain their
compensation for collecting.
retained the above 1888 dollars for the purpose above
stated, which am ready and able TO pay whenever it
shall be settled that am to pay overs and which shall
do the decision of the Board of Supervisors without
any appeal. Why should be selected out from among
all the Collectors, iwho, with few exceptions,
similarly situated, Mrs. Comptroller Smith suppose
knows don't. JOSEPH BRITTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

wEGmSs.-The late Wing Common Council
abolished the law restricting the business of public
weighin, to a certain number OF individuals to be
appointed by the Common Council. The present
Democratic administration have restored the old
law A meeting wss held yesterday at the Exchange
10 favor Of the no-monopely principle. About 100
men present II wa, called at two O'Clock but at a
quarter past two nothing had been done, and we
came away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 MY HEAD WILL SPLIT.-This has become q
very expression, but since the virtues Of Dr.
Sherman's Camphor Lozenges have become known but
few persons who will avail themselves Of their benefits
complain long for they give relief in from to 10 minutes
in the most invetcrae shall FAINT
Their the heat oppressive and have such painful
sensation at the pit ofthe stomach Oh i'll could but get
afew Of Shernan's Camphor Lozenges should find i'm.
mediate relief. They are the thngNlthey act immediate
ly and in the warm season. will be again caught
without them. Why should any suffer, when for the
small sum Of twenty-five cents they avoid It, DR..
Shermans warehouse is No. log Nassau street Agents,
ITO Broadway 10 Aston House227 Hudson Spring ST..
lss Bowsry, II East Broadway So William street. 50
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

AsoTukE SroEY os ON TAxzANY. Among other
repairs upon old Tamany. another story is gong up.
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AukNs ~ Co will pleas accept our thanks for
repeated SUPPLIES Of Eastern papers in advance OF
fhs mai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 BATHING AT SIX CEN neaus Swim
ming Bath for Men and Boys only at the foot of Morton
street. N r. is now open for the the moderate
charge of six cents beautiful Of fine pure water
The public generally lvied this day free Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

No THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RltLA, GENTIAN AND sARsAFRAs prepared and
ssd by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy othe city
Of New York. the radical of all diseases arising
from an impure state of the blood viz: scroiula Salt
Rheum, Ringworm or letter blotches or pmples on the
face or body, Rhumatism malignant Ulcers and all dis.
arising from an iniudicious of mercury This
purely vegetable extract prepared under the supern
tendence othe FIRST medical men in the city and uni
vcrsslly prescribed by the medical faculty throughout
the States as possessing all the curative properties Of the
different vegetables is composed OF in the highest con-
cenraed FORM Sold in nge bottles rs cents EACH in
cases containing half Dozen $780, in do containing do.
zen 30, carefully packed and sent TO ell parts Of the
Union. w g. RICUARDSON Agent,
Office and consulting rooms of the College o. Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

02- OIL OF TANNIN.-This great leather restoror
rapidly gains still greater favor becomes more extern
svely known. No who has harness should aii 70
apply keeps pliable and will not crack or blister.
It's effects just the carriage tops, and render
boots and shoes entirely mpevous to water To DC had
by the gallon single bottle only at 81 Courtiand"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 HOBOKEN.-The proprietor of the Pavilion Ely
sion Fields In addition TO his Concerts la Musard has
entered into an engagement with the celebrated Mr.
Hood who will this day make terrific ascension on tho
eriol cord in front of the Pavilion Professor Glrvy will
also appear on the crescent cord with his son. who
gained much notorety for his daring eats that he
been sty led the Young Gladiator Toe beautiful walks
Of Hoboken at any time sufficient to entice crowds
to this place. but the above think will
greatly augment he number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

The MnuARv.-The thirst, or appetite, or rage
tor military glory and renown in our great and go'
nous land Of liberty and equal rights, is perhaps not
muck 10 be wondered at, when we reflect upon the
fact OF cur descent in direct line from race OF
heroes who fought glorious fight in the times tha
tred mems souls, II has often seemed TO us some
thing like pity that many Of our well appointed and
exeeliently disciplined volunteer or independent
companies. could no, have an opportunity to stem
the torrent OF the battle " me tented field. instead
OF wasting their ener=s-s n paradng through Broad
way, and manmuvreing IN Washington Square. Lei
US imagine Tor the purpose of illustration, that we
see either OF those truly dashing companies, the City
or the Light Guard trampng up to the waist belt in
the low and murky "sposh" Of the land of sun, sand
and flowers, What noble field does sweet Florida
present for those whose vauting ambition is hardly
10 be kept within the bounds of vaorous discretion
There, amidst those wide out-spread prairies, those
evergreen and perfumed hammocks, those interim
nable and thickest worcestershire widest hopes
may be realized, the hottest ambition may be sud
denly cooled.
There are many now living, and many dead, who
II they could give utterance to their true sentiments
would bear out in the assertion that the Seminole
war has been, and yet will be, a marvellous refri.
gerater for young valour.
There is the City Guard, composed of the most
gentlemanly and respectable young in the coun-
try, and commanded by gallant and worthy scion
Of one of our most noted and wealthy families
Every one of these young men is possessed OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

QU- WONDERFUL-Tom Thumb is as popular as
ever at the American Museum he is the only curiosity
in the world that the eye does tire beholdng but
the more he Is seen the interesting grows. His
engagements forbid his remaining long, and therefore he
takes his benefit next Saturday. Performances by Mr.
the sth.
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And courage qualities that eagle plume


Which ever melted the weak waxen minds
That autter in the beams of gaudy Power.
Possessed of these twin qualities OF greatness, no.
thing could, of course, be more eminently grateful
TO these young men, than an opportunity to NEE,
their country's foe in an honorable field. But the
fates forbid they should be called upon to do
good service in such fields as Florida presents. But
should it happen in the course of time that the
" salwart Englisher' should find it in his heart to
invade our land or should we have cause to seek
justice with sword and bayonet, this same City
Guard would gladly deploy its column in the thick
est of the fight. This company is composed not
merely of holiday and farweather soldiers, to deco
rate apageant, escort great men, but such soldiers
as at moments warning would perform substantial
service.
The generous rivalry existing among the military
companies of our Cities is calculated to insure the
most beneficial and gratifying results. 1t tends to
the more full and perfect organization of our citizen
soldiery, and prevents the necessity of entailing
upon our land that most obnoxious establishment, a
standing army. For at moments warning, an i'm
mense multitude can be called together, either to
quell domestic instruction to oppose the agrees
sion of foreign enemy. The frequent parades,
drills, &c. to which the better class of our ndepen-
dent companies submit themselves, qualify them the
properly for any duty that in the course oil time
they may be called on to perform. In common
with the body Of our quiet and peace-loving citizens
we most heartily and cordially wish every possible
success to the citizen soldiers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

The INFLuENzA.-Many very sensible people in
this city, and amongst them several Of our very SEN
sible physicians entertain the opinion that the pre-
vaiing epidemic was occasiened by the use of the
Croton water. 1t is rather work of supereroga-
ten to attempt the enlightenment Of sensible peo-
pie, but we would beg to remind those to whom we
at present alude, that the influenza is dispensing its
favors in cities not blessed with the Croton water.
In Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Albany, and many other
places, great numbers are laboring under the cpl
demic 1t seems also that it is now assuming
much serious form, and several fatal cases are
reported. Fair ladies, and We Of the bearded sex,
avoid the pleasant night breeze, as it SO woongly vi
sits your cheeks at the open windows Orthodox
hours-lght food-the cold ,betimes the vapsr bath
and an easy conscience, are the best possible pre-
ventives OF the influenza.
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on the 1th.
Qy-THE HALF A MAN AND HALF A MONKEY
causes crowds OF visitors TO flock to Peae Museum
never before has such curiosity been exhibited in New
York; language scarcely competent to describe his PEE
cular construction He must be to be appreciated
He Is phenomenon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

MOVEMENTS AND DoINGs.-Governor Bouck took
his departure from Albany on Monday, on his con-
templated excursion through the river countless and
in compliance with the invitation of the democratic
citizens of Westminster county. He travels in his
own carriage, avoiding all parade, and making
brief visits on the route. Gov. B. was to reach Mr.
Van Buren's Monday afternoon and probably re-
NAMED over night at Lindenwad His arrange
ments are, TO pass Friday and Saturday of the pre-
sent week in Westchester. Ii is expected that he
will spend the 4th of July in this city, after which
he will spend few days on Long Island and re-
turn on the west side of the Hudson. The excur-
sion, we do not doubt, will be agreeable change
from the confinement OF official duty at the capital
Col. Joseph w. Bouck, Private Secretary of the
Governor, will have charge Of the papers and bus-
ness of the Executive department, during the alb
sence of Gov. Bouck from Albany.
Hon Alexander II. Everett is in the city, and
has taken lodgings at the Astor House.
Captain Stockton, OF New Jersey, who is re-
ported as the probable future Secretary OF the Navy
is al the same hotel.
Hon. E. A. Newton, OF Pittsfield, Mass, is also
at the Astor House.
General Gaines and General Scott, are both in
town, the first at Towards, the last at Cozzens
Hotel
Commodore Stewart, of the Navy, has returned
TO town. and taken up his quarters al Bunkers, in
Broadway.
Hon George Evans, Senator from Maine, arriv.
ed in town yesterday, and IS at the Astor House.
Hon Willis Hail. do, from Albany, at Howard's
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nan ONT CtIZens are aflcted with the prevailing ePide
mic. Let those who suffering from it, attack the cough
and cstarrh by which it is accompanied with Peters
Cough Lozsnges and the bilious symptoms OF the dsor.
der with that mild but unrvaed cathartic Peters, We
geable Pills and they will very speedily be enabled to
attend to their usua The Vegetable Pills if
complaint, will uAquesiionably act a preventive by
imparting such vgor to the stomach and liver will
able them to resist the influences of disease. Be wise
in time.
Principal Office 1875 Fulton street. Nassau, John NJ.
Moore, 1877 Hudson ST. A. 8. Jordan, Milk st. Boston; 90
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia; G. Dexter, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 slRJ. FROssART's CHRONICLES OF THE
MIDDLE AGES, No. 3, splendidly embeshed with en-.
Cravings this day published the office OF Books for
the People, 80 Ann street 1t is the cheapest well
most valuable historical work issued should be
purchased by every person of education Price
rs cents To be completed in ten numbers with 100 fine
engravings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
NCHANCERY.-Ata Circuit sun; ,o, f,o,,,,

NCiIANCERY.-At Circuit Sauer ior Court
% Law and cAness hid hs coaaiy on on ssh sy
% November, lSt2. - -
William Green his right and a. apin,.,,a,o, with ,n
win Nnhescd of Martin slaughter deed. r,.,n,T w.
against
William s,niih. Thomas snah William, He'll Henry p Pm,
hskey Wand Winsh = Cons administrator a, bons ,, ~
hari 'oon- died William, Riry, Linn n Sander.
Win he win ans.Ned ID Linn Ranks deed Sm,h 11s an
Ihias ii guardian II Martha A. in sarah nm ani r,
n Hin aud n his Payne. Robvr n L. I,.
hsn'i'on Lewis fosst Enos or HI and as .,e,,
.or OF James WnhcrS IT, Lewis Poster nangsras J
Mhhr~ James A. heekaia rhhp Cur.uc,
nsopoet fissL ss Sarah his wife late sarah hin n,n
Homer ani Thomas Poster Dcns
(E,irac from b. Dccrce)
ine conn doth further adJue- order
eV1 10 one OF the regular Comm take
AMI report TO the Couft
and owing ifoni tbs said William aInI which may IN any man
feo herein before cTeed be particularly -ueinins thu
uh' That may h. ia" at the date of Tr,t IA.
N Sns ami the IoliiVc puouies claimants among one
aht IN taxing which OF the parties asserting
e 'h' siti Commissioner shall be IN
sh ost' ON oath before IA" and 10 nrh,.
nun on oeh any books poss,sSon or under
ne 'o"L touching ich eniuis required b any
p Iis IN hiefesi and to opportunity for III, r,i
tors Of the said William Smith, bring in th. ,i, Ir, 81,
'd Commissioner whether they ToT,ies to h,s . or % a.,
u commissioning . directed notice TO such el,,n,
oos in cr claims properly him for s,,l
"h @ ruhhenton for eight
pt printed IN the city Of Richmond seen, IN him c-
IND !" convey hoce In the parties
""rson.f IA making has directed strcauy any
"A'et whieh may pertinent any
parties may require" Te-a 10y " WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
a FRESH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.


DIN WRIGHT respectfully inmates the arrival Of fresl
a. supply Of seasonahe DRY GOODS,
attention Of his friends and the public his stock VIII b
found the following,
Rich striped and figured cnlored Silks styles
Black and blue hack satin striped do
Black Pom DE- So. Gro de Rhine AMI Lusirings
Blue black do do
Black striped Popclin-
Hugh lustrei mode eolored Apaeha Iusirr Indian Cloths
DO do black do do
Black Alpacha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mouscins
French and English Mernoys
Tibet. Brocha and Mousein ShlwS md H,ikfs
Black and eoorci Mohar and six PRINCES
GimU> TasslS Cord and TaS-els
Paris EHhFndcrtes, al stycs
English French and German Thread Laces n E.gnrS
Lisle Cotton Iaees and Etsings IN great variety
Worsied IaTtians six and SILK do
Thet Lambs Wool Caehnere, and yarn Hoe and
Hose
M~es' Couon and Wool Hose, all sizes Wool shrts and
Drawer
Red. white and yellow Flnnels al quaites; Canton do
Irish Linens Binds Eye Diaper, Linen Sheetings
Md Back. plain and open silk t;lov-- and Mitis
LInseys Jeans satnetts Casmeres, Cloths, Calcoa
Al OF which having been purchased for cash viii be
greatly reduced prices. 9s-dkctf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
MEADOW FARM VALE AND FEMALE
SEMIN NARY.

VVNHE next scholastic year OF tins institution,
unior the sperntendance OF Mr. and Mrs NJ L. BickoTd
win 9th OF January, lsi3 and embrace
months exclusive OF five weeks the
In addon the number 81 boaiers
be Accommodated family all of whom viii the
parental Of Mrs synor and my-h well ENJOY ad
of the society and OF aebr
also members Of my family.
1ERMSFor board 10 be paid the 9th 81 June and
tbs other half the close OF the year3 but paid advance 20
Per will Be deducted. slOo
For tuition as- to be paid half annually the first rud
OF English IS
The common English branches, 20
Astronomy Chemistry Natural Intellectual Moral
Philosophy, &C. 2S
French Ancient Languages and Mathematics 10
Pupils VIII be considered year
rangemen, To the made of No
dneton will be made for ahenes, except ptoraie
sickness.
This school is situated Hanover county
from Richmond which place d.
Il SYDNOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09

DO hereby certify that afflicted several years with yio
lent SICK headaeh. which attacked
week causing 10 WON'T large quantities Of bile and
sick Tor day time that could
etcucaung boi TINT my health
impaired II procured bottle 0f
Health" by which entirely
NAMED good health for several months only
and have been much benefited that confidently
II TO those afflicted similarly induced Try
this mendaon Of respectable Lady oy
had been similarly afflicted and who that confident
from the violence of her could
che had used the remedy
IL IS rt unpleasant AMI gently
bowels In opinion valuable remedy. Given under my
hand this ilu, July. isI2. a. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
mo- SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

ruNHoMAs TYRER Mannfae Importer Guns Rnss
ard eocs oo his line that he
fard IN sim,ar establishment aud workmanship they
h. esce all q which he vry reduced prices
Ansones his he fotJwing
GUNS AND BOWLING TACKLE
superior Damascus and ubbtw,s' doubls anl single barrel
Guns
aud single ptnn twist Guns
To d. do plain and imiatinn twist DO
In do do German do
Bra~s shetland silver Hpnunissi Rinss
DueninF. pocket. belt and travelling r,~iols
selfeoekug single and Al, barrel revoi'ng Pistols
Gun. Rifle aud Pistol Powpvr rlasks
Doibe and singh touches aud Behs
sob, and Piain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Gaps, ~ per 1000
srorsncns Liquor f1asS- ami Pocket niHslsu
English American ami Scotch Ganpowdet
Dog Calls. Collars WHIPS, Chains Coupks
Buntsincns Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Changers Cap Primers, Cd Cups Ban.
Patent Gun Wadiine, Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks, Rihs Darrels
Ribes and forged and aed Gun Materials Of all kinds Cor
snths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles POINTS and Walking Canes Enthsh sk India
t:rsss amt Hair Fishing Floats
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Push Hooks
MILITARY
Superior anil P,n Gi, German Silver ami Plated mounted
Swords. sashc- Epauc,ts.
Wing. Virginia Infantry and Troopers Clasps; sword
Cams Hooks Swivs TaSs Stars Gloves Lace: Ba worsted
Wings romPoonS &C Sc.
E1o'i's Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
RazoF superior Ivory buck Pearl aud silver Mounted Pocket Pen
sporsuens Dirk Deer ami Pruning Knives Rodgers Crooks
aud worS"nhens Rodgers superior Ladies' and
t3enilsni-n's scissors.
FANCY GOODS
Coil Silver Walking and
Swords ami SILVER Eyerponied Pencils superior Pocket
spy Travellers Comprises; Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screw s-gar Rings Teers; Tooth Brushes. Snuff
Boxes Pocket Rules Patent Tae Measures; Riding Gig
and sulkcy Whips'tu-viher with many other arfces
de THOMAS TyRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
ELLIS * ELLETT, Agents.
To all whom /, may concern: Having been in

To all whom 10 may concern: Having been IN n low
state OF health for several from TIN Dyspepsia
paints and debility which followed long offevct
had and being often troubled with stomach
aeh with feeling Of hngour aud depression spirits
and having frequently taken Caloine and
with slight benefit recommended by friend
~Snhs Buos Reuovator of Health" odd
Eheu when commenced them they caused
Of the stomach but determined n erseVere, thinking
be worsed and satisfaction great
manifest rci1he medicine earned OF the bile
quickly and entirely restored my my opinion
the remedy Of great value whieh freely and
mend A. MORRIs
JULY l742
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09

do hereby certify that have used Smiths
tor Of Health for four myself and and
mended number Of and
relief when properly adhered fused diseases
the stomach sick headache bilious dsordeed
the found relief: would
to all who he diseased PHEASANT brer
gently bowels WIN. WATTS.
ITLy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09

DRUGS, CnHMICAIIs, SURGICAL. INsrRu-
MRNrs. PAINTS OILS AND DNE srrffc.
ItASroR OIL EPSON sALrse OPIUM
~ sulphate Oiinine sah- Morthia
Gum Arabtc Irish Mo-s-very white
Russian and American saskss
Surgical Instruments &C ine quality arri finish
Iin-,sSl Lamp Nsrae ami Tanners oh
English anil An,etican White Lead dry and n old
Inheo MaaeF Coppeus Alum Sahpctrc
win1ow ,:hss, of god qaahiy-a large asosIunrnt
Coach Furniture, Polishing and Japan NsTnish.-
Chrome Green. Chrome yellow. Prussian Blue
Glue. Ncnsiian Red spNnish Rrown.
arick comprising selected
wlcaS terms
NJ ALIEN. DllvAL n co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
M Doe United states Conrt ror thc Eastern Dds.

4 \ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
u tet Of Virginia, December 3h 1919 RoBERT SMITH,
the county 81 King Queen individual Character and as
partner with Lewis Smith, Of the Of L. n. Smith and
with George Smith Of r. @. Smith
and partner with John w. Curry, Of
Curry having filed petition he declared
Tt u ordered that all persons Ginning be creditors
said Robert D. Smith show 18th Of
January why the bank
upt the Of Congress behalf a copy
Of this order be published the newspapers according
and 9Th rides Of Court a copy-Trzir.
CHI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
ROBERT HOFFMAN,.

Dear sir-Your Bal~am of Wild Cherry
tonshing here; which old lady.
who had been suffering long
aud general weakness until finally obliged keep
her bed Amer other remedies had been
commenced your Basam. amer taking two
bottles far recovered o the
duties Of her house. and taking
IL cured Respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09

Sw HENRY GIBSON. Cicrt.


the United States court for tue Eastern Dis.
ne' OF virginia December 18th, 1919. AMELIA GoUDKor
ahdlSAAC GOuDhOP Merchants Partners doing business
der the INN aud style of A. Goudkop Co. the City OF Rich
mona having h their petition praying they may declared
haiArupt II - Ordered that all claiming Creditors Of
The Nd n GoudkoP Co show thu day
OF January neat why tile said A. Goudkop declared
hankTt pursuant To the Act Congress behalf and that
22d and 2Ith OF court.
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