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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

OREGoS.-A postscript 10 letter from gentle
man in the Indian country, dated Oct. ~, received
by 4 gentleman Of this city, says:
Fort Hall the Oregon. has been delivered upto Lieut..
Fremont and is believed here thai Fort Vancouver soon
viii bc"
How far the report is reliable we have means OF
knowing: neither do we know the powers OF Lieut..
Fremont, except that he and his party are IN the
Oregon country By the authority and direction OF
the C. s. Government. st. Louis Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

MusICAL.-An organ OF considerable capacity
has Just been exhibited by Mr.. Henry Erben at his
Organ Factory, Centre-street 1t contains eighteen
or twenty stops, pedal pipes from G g, TWO sets of
keys, and some modern Improvements. Its powers
were finely displayed by Mr.. w. A. King, of this
city and unless his brilliant execution deceived our
judgement. we should pronounce il one OF the best
instruments ever made even by Mr.. Erben.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

i The three Stars, Tom, Bean and Ellis
who murdered MIR. Vore and family have left the
country. They went off up the Arkansas River,
Tom and Bean, and avowed their determination 10
kill Messrs. Vann and Cooley. They came within
three miles of the Council, stole several mules from
Mr. Guntey, cut the hroa1s OF the horses they rode
there, and deeamped again in the direction they
came.
There is an independent negro town, il seems, in
the Greek nation containing two hundred persons
most OF whom are negroes sent of with the Semi
noles from Florida. The hIssourians complain thai
il is impossible TO get runaway slave when he
once reaches the nest.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

~ We understand that James I. Soutter, Esq,
on Tuesday last resigned the Presidency OF the Bank
of Virginia at this place, in consequence OF his IN
tended removal to New-york. Norfolk Hcr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

cety, after tclicitous tribute 10 the New-EnS land
character, made feeling and eloquent appeal in
behalf of the poor Immigrants who are throngng TO
our Shores impelled by the spirit that which
moved our Pilgrim Fathers. He asked that they
be regarded accordingly. He concluded by pro-
posing
The Uniccrsa4 Yankee Nat,o-The sures guaranty OF the
stability OF the Union.
Mr. c. D. GOLDEN, President of ST. Dayids 5, made
4 humorous allusion 10 the speeches Of those who
had preceded him. and to the patron saints of the
several Nations, down TO 81. JoMathaa whose au-
thenhcity 81 Dactds votaries, being deep in the
lore OF antiquity, inclined TO dispute, and TO
ask Where was the miracle which attesed his sane
uty answer it commenced when the Pilgrims
knelt on the deck of the Mayhower TO invoke the
protection OF God in their passage across the stormy
waters, and has continued down TO this dav. Incon-
clusion he offered
Nei. Eng home of the greatest happiness of the
greatest number.
BY DR.. JAMES Il. MANLEY, President of the ST..
Nicholas Society.
TIE e1paRSce CLARITY Of the Sons Of Nto- Eaglcrs-
only the Physical Moral Wants Of saiylias Hu
raanity. ~
The President preiaccd the next toas, with for
chile tribute 10 the merits and fame of The subject,
and proposed,
s. TEE OrG,or of the Day-A true Son Of New-Eng.and.
whose Genius and Character illustrate the value OF srim
Ancestry. Thundeis et appiause,J
Mr.. CHoArE declared himself unable 70 speak
farther to-night-the exercises OF the tabernacle,
which bears the same relation to other edihceS as
does New-York TO other cities, had used him up
he should be happy ii they had not also used up the
audience He alluded playtully 10 the story that the
Dutch bribed the Captain OF the Maytiower 10 carry
The Pilgrim Fathers away from this glorious local
-, to bIealer Northern clime-a r1lmor of which
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

NAvAL.-The L. : schr. peni2, Lieut.. Com.
Sinclair, bound to Chaeres with the mail for the
Pacific squadron, sailed from this pert Yesterday,
INo,f,ll, Iynr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
[VcluIl,c EFE.....NuElbcP -.

acres: monged sy James Alexander, loan nie:e.'. 80
$3.50 IS
SCOT County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

tract parcel Of land bounded follows VIZ beginning
a the Of Market street thsncs
with the # the Covn-ton state oat chains aut
inks 10 conner near large Hickory tree: thence d.
west ) chains and 20 Ns % a spring Bf4ach
south boundary Il ". Powers land thence 90 de-
with sand Powers line. chains ani 81 link, 70
thence so de- e. chain aud = Inks the
Nest OF OF Asloicsile tAec-
the place OF beginning; beng pat Cf
the A-t OF ;a1 81 Of &C 81 - Of f4wesi, con-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The half Of the qr Of >ec Is. H. 10 9, contain
ins - ~ Jacob IhofnOough ioan interest,"
etc 3 4 dots 80 cts
The hall of the n " or % sec 80. Is 10
ing ~ gagged ~ Ensley WELDON loan, interest,"
etc 80 dos Is cts
The hall .. the " CT Of sc 10 H. 10 containing
aesss; by woods AID Loan interest 57i 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

pearl on the brow Of evening, and the whole wrs,
horizon was FURNISHED With blazoury Of purple
and gold-no, breath OF air so much as dimpled
the broad blue bosom Of the lake on which fell
the mingled glosies OF tho upper irmmameut
converting 1t into a molten sra OF sapphire Tell
me no, Of Italian skies here was eanvass Of an
American sky by the pencil Of the Grcs, Arch
ieet OF nature which no artist could copy, no
country surpass As paced the dcck fell ho-
~ rapture which cboked my heart with sword.
too big for uuerance" I'LL the wizard harper ofthe
Alps came to my relief and with the grim fla
rold exclaimed
Clear placid Lemani Thy con,ras,ed lake,
With the wild world dwell In. is.a Thing
Which warns me with its sifllnes TO forssko
Earth's troubled waters Tor aspiring,
Tbs quiet sail is as a noiseless wing
10 wait me from desiructioa--once loved
Torn oceans roar, bu, thy sehi murmuring,
Sounds cot go .f a sistef' Dice teproved, 4-s..
That with stern delights should e'er been 50 moved
Will. rms RoyrR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

The Bright P9ker. The widow Muggeridge, in
Aei best room, had two pokers. The one was black
and somewhat bent, the other shone like the ray Of
summer hgh,-it was effulgeni, speckess sreel.-
b1'h Pokets stood at The same FIRE place. What
YOU ask, and did the widow Muggendge stir the
me ~i'h both : CERTAINLY not Was coal to be
uaoAsa The black poker cracked il did she want a
io@Nns lie, the black poker plunged relentless
y iN'' 'he burning mas 20 SiIr pihe sleeping Nu-
en- was tea kettle TO be ACCOMMODATE 10 The
coss' Tie black poker supported II. And what.
heihinks YOU say, did the bright pakerr | an
sSei no'hing, cave 10 stand and glisen Mt the fire.
Hos--'is black. begnnned companion pokns, rak-
hg' oSfning. banging, doing all the sweating work
~ toF the bright poker. lha, was consecrsted
,hng' Never dd srs. Nuggsridge 90 TO Hackney
'of week la VISIT het relaluns, bot The bripbt poker
vas removed ipm the CRAZE, and carefuliy s,ya,hed
10 OF h'nnei' and waited ia greasy reose Inc re,,n
oil It's mistress. Tbeu. once more 10 pll,enine Ale
nes~. woold lounge among shovel and tones The
le'iy slave The black poker. working until i, Wa
worked 10 the stomp. az lasl Ia ss fung aside 70,
'hs ODD non Que dozen black pukers did the
uHsh poksr see oui and u this day doing nothing
,Ands lossiious aud inactive! Ny son, such il lie
When you enter tie weird. make up all your ener
tles 10 beeome-A Bright Poker.-PaaeA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

PROSPERITY is the blessing OF the Old Tesla.
ment; adversely is the blessing Of the New, which
carrielh the greater benediciou and the clearer
evidence Of Gods favor. Yet, even in the Old
Testament IL you l,sento David harp you shall
hear as many hearselike airs as carols and the
pencil OF the Holy Chest hath labored more in
describing the affections Of Job than the feliciiies
of solomon Prosperity IS no, wi,hou, many fears
and dsa sters; and adversely is not without com
forts and hopes When we are in necdleworks and
embroderes il is more picasingto have lively
work upon a sad and solemn ground Judge
therefore of the pleasure Of the the heart by the
pleasure Of the eye Certainly virtue is like
precious odors. most fragrant when they are in.
censed or crushed for prosperity doth best dis
cover vice. but adversely doth hes, discover virtue
Bacon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

BAsLET is name his speeches and sayings
are on The IDLE coinage Of poets brain Wat
Nen are they no, Teal' They are as real as
car own thoughts Their reality is in the read
g mini II IS 'se who are Hamle, Whoever
saa e'me lhougi,ful and melancholy, through
Is own mishaps OF those Of others, whoever has
'1'ne about with him the elouaed brow o. rehee
usa and ihonghl himself TOO much M so0 p
9ho"vef has Known lhe-pangs Of ds-Psd love,
- iasolenee Of Office, and the scorn which ps,ien,
lffs o. The unworthy ,skcs; be who has feli hi.
4 no SICK vhhin him, ani ssiness ching 70. hi.
A'aH IKE :nslsjy; who la. had his Hopes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
THE DOOM OF BABYLON.
BY JAMES BANsArysr.


Isaiah, Oh. -
Banner holiing FAR and free
A muiiudinous company,
Mastering the mountain heights among,
Al summons dread, Of ,rumpe, rung
From vaul, Of Heaven, by Gods decree,
His own selected soldery,
From all the ends OF earth they come,
To speed his day Of death and doom
Howl, how'll yo rulers Of the earth
As woman with the pangs Of birth,
Howl howl with horror and amaze,
AMI faces pale lgh,ning's blaze
Had blanched them TO uneauhly hue,
The brooding storm impends on you,
We proud and peerless 10 your pompl
OF his no, march hear We the uamp'
Who comes in vengeance and in wrath,
While wrecks and ruins s,rew his path
The sun grows dim the moon retires,
The SKY is pa.ed with all lis fires
And earth with all her mountains reels
Recoing from her chariot wheels
While on her hot and heaving breast
Is bowling tear and headlong haste,
Men huuying on in mad career,
Like scattered sheep or hunted deer,
Chased by the chosen ministers
or woe ana vengeance. fleet and fierce,
Who spare, in their relentless rage
Nor sex, nor rank, nor youth, nor age.
And Babylon with dust is blenl
Chadea's pride, ear,h's ornament
And glory. gorgeous Babylon,
The Queen Of Cities, is oerthrown,
Zen as when red sulphurous rain
Devours the Cities oithe Plain.
No human haitian, shall e'er
Within her spacious streets be seen,
Which now are but the sepulchre
or bright pageant, that hath been,
And passd, as doth the radiant Bow
From the bleak breas, Of wntry cloud,
Whose vivid hues one moment glow,
Then melt into their vspory shrouj,
While the dense sh adops deeper fall,
30 deep shade, so dark pail
Shall wtan the spot where thou hast been,
In all thy pride, thou City queen.
The curse of everlasting gloom
And desola,ion is thy doom
The wandering shepherd shall behold
Thy rained domes, nor seek fold
For his spent flock beneath thy wall,
Nor Arab tribe, at evcning.f fall,
Encamp beneath thy doomed place,
But In thy gorgeous palaces,
Now grey and crumblios, shall be heard
Beast OF the desert, obscene bird,
And doleiul creatures whose wild cries
With boot, and hiss, and howl, shall rise,
Responsive to the hollow fall
OF rem, mass from the mouldering wall,
Whose echoes shall not cease 10 groan,
Like spirits, for their glory gone,
Till levelcd be thy latest stone,
Proud aud lmperious Babylon
With the bleak wilderness abound,
And cen thy place no more be found.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

God is better lodged in he heart Than in great
c1i6ces.
Emulation looks out for merits, that she may
exak herself by n victory; envy spies out bemish'
cs, that she may lower another by defeat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

Modera lion is the silken string running through
the pearl chain Of virtues.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
TINE HER Al u.
rssIi<hsd every Thursday Morning.

THRss-rta yHAs
In anriv on rosif, al ne subscrlbers door Glib
pslr,,es ~ paokages, or fakes al the eshte. go
NJ sati fI.50
~ S-SsfLseredii, rs esais added " not then paid
prir,res by me piHoge oa'uer, $500.
Msiis--for ereyvbody; "rnteurset Your Own
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD
SfUres No. az INN street and rs Fulton stree
WEDNESDAY,


WEDNESDAY.
At l01s o'clock in the sales rooms.
Regular sale of valuable furniture of all descriptions Consist
of elegant brussels, Ingram and venetian carpets OIL
glasses sofas wardrobes china gs aud plated various
housekeeping articles, kitchen utensils, &e.
a $50, valuable piano forte.
Also, 2 large iron chests.
Also the entire furniture Of family giving housekeeping,
removed Tor convenience of sale
Also large additional lot Of elegant furniture Sale rain
shine.
THURSDAY
. At 0R o'clock in the sale
Esua Ste-fiano Fores, choice painsngs, rich furniture
Also great variety furniture Sc from Wednesday
FRIDAY
ll1s o'clock, in the sales
Large ae oi elegant seasonabe dry goods, Sc.compsng
staple and fancy British French aud domestic dry goods hos
iery, nc. m lots to suit families and
Also the stock OF merchaat tailor of CLOTH cass
meres, vestin s, trimmings &c,
Aiso, a variety of fancy and pledged articles, Sc.
Also two trunks ladies' and genemen wearing apparel
quantity of jewelry, &c.
Also fine Of goods which dry on
Tuesday.
SATURDAY,
At l01 n'clock in the sales rooms.
Large sale OF valuable second hand and from
Also. splendid assortment of city cabinet urn
ture, IN Tine order
Sale of Farms, Lands, &c.
Atl2 O'Clock, at the room.
Also, sever' farms Penns lyanIa 90 from New York
$500 choice lands aud other choice
property in this aud Other States of which fair
will be given The sales of this kind OF property will be
ry each Saturday and conducted such principles
give satisfaction TO the purchasers
AZ Pyaei Safe, 100 IN the State of New York.
eligiby situated
Tn LET-The gentee two story house No. 81 White
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23

LNERPooL-Ship Nicholas Biddlei7 bales mdse Gorton
Hodges Cos l.efiors-l2 Peabody, Riggs &co-l0
Thompson co-23 crates cks Chauncey COZ bis 10
cks Garner col cts NJ Shaw truss Kellogg co..
cks Rosevelt-3 do Ruga, Wilson vosbursh-i q
% cs bis Stone Swan co,l8 Bird Gleand 81 bis
Cameron Brand-33 do Gihon colo do IS pcs bagghg
bis smith Thurger cob do iiadden SON 10 bales
lnglis Scott do Burnett cks r. Rons-7 bales
trans do l. Marriott pkgs Godfrey Pattison co
ory13 Sheldon Phepssl bars 30 bds iron W Meads76O
Co.'S Lewis Alterburyi2 Mccall coil Wight Stur
ges Shaw-H L ii Mabee-5 A Sater-l5 A Il x L Me-
Johnston x Burrt-l case II Fan9m col Garner coz
Walker Brohersl56 rs cks Adams Brothers.
trunk csbooses w u Tapscott2 bkts II cks l2 anys
Irwin Van Wcrk.
SIERRA LEoNE-Brig w. Ganison-3l tons camwood cks
palm oil 10 bbs ground nuts bbls old McCacken &
Lvingston36 camwood $1,000 Garretson 4 JONES' cks
palm oil box curioses II Murray Col box curl
osities Walter owry-3 bxs specimens natural science DR.
SSayage-3 do do Donnely-2 boxes African curiostes
Jas Bayles
NIcARAGUABg Diligente-i6 indigo 200 hides lot
OF Brazil wood Goodhue cost indigo boxes mse
Manuel Reyelo-799 hides indigo TO master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
Died.

On Tuesday morning, 22d nst of epilepsy, at the
house OF John Rutan 1856 franklin street. ANN GARRI
SON, widow OF the late Carey J. Van Wagner
The relatives and friends invited to attend her fune-
raj on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at l56 Franklin
street, without further invitation
Her remains will be removed to New Jersey for inter-
ment.
On Tuesday 22d nst of commissions JOHN the infant
of George w. and Sarah Glaze, aged IL months.
The relations and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock this day. from
No 40 John street, without further notice.
On Monday morning, the 2st inst, RoRERT HON. Y,
native OF Psrihshire, Scotland, aged SO.
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon from his late residence
80 Vsrick street. at o'clock.
On Saturday morning, 10Th inst, JOSEPHINE NJ only
daughter of Henry D. and Monique LOOMS, aged year
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
nvitedto attend her funeral this wednesday, afternoon
at o'clock, from No. l03 Third Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
A. b. TROWBRIDGE 81 CO.

A UCTI0N NOTlCE-W Wednesday o'clk the aue
room, Catalogue Sale of hand household
upture-C onssng of y q aud full French mahogany chairs
mahogany and black walnut and tables French wind
beds and pillows taed and plain hair sofas and rockers
and wassand, windsor chains looking glasses Office desks
new and second hand hat racks and towel stands ottomans
footstoo, carpets oil cloths window shades bird cages
and pictures an invoice of lamps and crockery, sc.
Also the furniture of gentleman breaking up
removed for osale consisting OF splendid Egyp
tan top centre and tables SlOO dozen
ul chairs hair rocker French embroidered carpet
Also, splendid rosewood piano forte made by Torp Gn
ger. cost $50, with music Sc and rack.
The above furniture will be sold positively without
and the attention of those about furnishing particularly re.
quested nno3 Itsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 90.


Ship Adelaide, Adams Havana sporord Teston & CO.
Brg Caroline r. Platt Rice, Apalachcols Post Phillips;
RANSOM Dyer, Wilmngton, Nc Brett Vose; Russia Lane
Portland. Nesmh, Leeds Co.
Arrived.
2. $. ship lexington Commander Gendy from Mahon, via
Gibraltar July 20.
Ship Nicholas Bddlc Truman, 50 days from Liverpool with
mdse. to Taylor X Merrill
Ship Calhoun Myers, days from Charleston with cotton
and rice Geo. Sutton
Brig w. Garrison Brown, % days from Sierra Leone with
camwood, sc. to McCracken x Livingston
Brig Star, Pittman from St Kits ST. Bars DAYS with
hhds "a bbls to A. Hubbard Co. Left American
vessels.
Spanish brig Dligente Casa 80 days from Nicagua with
hides &c TO A. Parullo Left schr Osceoll, for NYork
Brig Augusta shaper days from Savannah with cotton
Sturges v Chairman.
Brig Clinton, Lyon, days from Savannah with cotton to
Sturges 4 Chairman.
Brig VIM Watson, days from ocracoke with mdse from
the wreck of ship Memphis.
British brig Wasp eaN 10 days from st. john NIB. with
mdse, To 7. |. Neyius X Son.
Schr Vousia, Clarke DAYS from Swansboro NC with
val stores, to DE Peyster X Whitmarsh
Schr Osceola, Wasga days from Virginia with fruit
master.
Schr Amy w. Leeds Endicott, days from Philadelphia
with mdse, to master.
sch Nevis Fountain 10 days from Lubec with plaster TO
master.
TYO hr uulu
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60 Tam o,shsste NYok for Curacao Aug A. lat 20 81 10"
Tn, b I'd Of 3 d 70 days 6e o% aUss
tins port who supplied with few potatoes and newspapers
Alberua for NYor in the Straits of Gibalnrby the
rion Of Boston for Genoa July "a lat DC So Ion 10 slW
Alexandra Liverpool for Alexandria Cape Henry sw So
Ednburs Houldt, Providence for Richmond date, Sc
ST Lawrence st Petersburg for Philadelphia Aug 10, of
Mayfower Thompson days fin New Haven for Barbados
Sheffield Popham, NYork for Liverpool Aug Is, off Nam
Alexander NJ, Philadelphia for Boston, Aug 49, Vineyard
Virginia Trader Steward Philadelphia for Peambuco, 5h
Flora Of Boston St Jago de Cuba for Trieste July no lat
Cottage Of Boston, Sisa for New York. July 49, lat Is N,
Foreign Ports.
LoNpoN Aug q In port, Henry, Noyes, for Noreans ldg;
Ielasco Choae Boston, soon Verona owes, Newcastle 10
ANrwrRr, about Aug lin port, Maria Theresa, Clark for
BRrMEN about Aug 3-n port y Shelton Longcope, for
CRossrADr July 2en port Croustadt Hatch for Boston,
MALAGA, July 3No American vessel in port Sid Colon.
TnIrsTG about July aa-In port Hull Dunbar Malaga
BnpoA July il%lrr Biilow Berry Ty NY NYork.
CAPE PALMAs June 29-ln port Ataana, Lawlin Tor ga
si5rH. Lresr sId Malaga Tufts and s s9l War War
kS%ss Az oado A Eclipse o G Msssas DS f
Neyus soop' gatmom D. p.,,,.,or. Sid
Aug 9th John Bae, (esanj Liverpool with of cot
RE Ia 5sSfEc, July Arr Iowa, THOMPSON and Mon'ezu
ma Kelly Baltimore; Sterling Lovett, Boston
Lake Ports.
GdtfvsnSD 3hS Aug T franklin Eer5y B"ao
Colland; w JOY Lacy, and Mohawk, Cochran, Buffalo.
Home Ports.
Aug lsa SGFssN SSFRR"l 81 Martins
An Ar
BPsSso1 Aux 0 a Ms5S", CHM m MKoskv
Bo;19s Aug sSIAn VIM BaTEs COLDER saSnsb ast
s fS No s II 10, kS %a
S%S NJ % E. m b" psS weS W o WNM s
Cashier Eyry and Granite sailed Friday, aud Mexican
GLoucEsrrn, Aug la-Ar Cassius Priestly, NYork
H a BS sSsf N4 dG Sid l A'ana Cooper and Com
Gen Aug s China R BsGsS SYOr Sid
EpoARTowS, Aug le-Arr susan Darrow, N9olk
9p9 ArF % F$s%s hE4Sa
s t M ;e N DAYTON 81 wnd sW s5 ap Hi
5.aG, A G sid Borden Baker
BTsTGl A%S Is-sld Rob' Mills Darling Havana Med
Bsm.a ASs sf rd sGE
{aesSSn Te5sy Bss,Sa; New zsslsad Poland I%Sss Ga
and market; osceOa Smith, Boston, Oregon, CorsOn New
.NoRr9aK Aug l7-An Ann D, BedeI NYork; Echo, .Ro.
nI XPg sA BRa9aelgh Goldsmith rhlSasl,
B s"a F'G' f %f f
@1E Jons s%'fSS snd pfrsi dySSf
dIsNg ;a Randolph, GOLDSMITH IT, do do
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