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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-14
Foreign Ina pOrtations.

MANiLLAShp Dehi837l bags 2785 bal9s hemp III
pcu wood 20 bd hemp io5 indigo 70 bales hides 10
do buffalo SO do hide cuttings mustard Tucker Daand
spkg Ganold.sb bls tortoise shell JS Andrew-3o cs
indigo do silks pkgs chairs do baskets do work boxes
bxs mde bds grass cloth rolls mating mats
bxs do crockery do hats Is bales mdse silk
model boat chess board box fans japan boxes table mats
box ginger basket pkgs mdse lot
order
CRoNsTApr-Barque Galleo-(Befor reported)-2i bales
Wmterhof, Piper Karck-o II Wiener Phlad-lo Hy Fur.
mani II Morng6 pkgs Victor Duckwitz-l Boering
We36 Evans Feld-3653 bags lnseed 200 bds sheet iron
so bales 1000 chts order.
ANTwERP-Ship Martha Washngon-7 pkgs Struller-1i
Vein, Philad-2R W Bdde, doll 4 Grunentha & CO
D L II Sand-2 II Boxers Sprague & WALLACE Ahren-
ieldt COL Moore co-3 II Seymour Beals Busely
IS q Blake Coz Hunt Cog Chester, Clark X coo
o order.
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nOCTOR CORBITT, Member of the University of New
~ York, also member of the Medical Society has
his office from G Duane street Oliver street. Chatham
Square may be consulted confdentiay all diseases of
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his practice from being general to the treat
th. city Of New York which his entire aenton
The annals Of medicine do record than
be found his practice. The Doctor the unfortunate
against the Of mercury SIT has its thousands Of victims
Recent removed in three four days from the
under the treatment Of less experienced will be
many has established the Doctors for skill
responsibility Structures engage the Doctors profound
on a medicine be had TO prevent certain disease
any Of its forms. Open from7 A. M. TO 10 p. NJ.
MI 1posN FIN
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DIR. CONVERS'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
GENITAL DEBILITY. IMPOTENCY. INCoNTI.

GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCONTI-
NENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS &c. sc.
THIS celebrated and powerful remedy has long been
with most happy effect in the practice Of the emf.
Germany Indeed remarkable the that the
Sir Ashley hailed the "harbnger Of life. The ofthis
this Cordial fully sustain the high cncomum The highest
medical authority in the u ;. recommend SUPERIOR
any other article i the Of the above distress.
ing complaints The proprietor does offer this remedy
Cahocon but specific for the following deporabe aec.
tons, consequences Of early ndisceet bab-
bits of YOUTH and excessive indulgence ote ripper
years) general physical prostraon rsbty torpor
ofthelver dyspepsia loss Of muscular weakness
impoency snd total decay melancholy
alteration OF mind confusion Of IDEAS loss of memory dim
OF vision psin III the head vertigo and nacy
social intercourse tmdty sedstrst and owe of solitude
render the man isolated and miserable Hundreds
sudden decline consumption be traced the above
the country where these solitary habits prevail to an alarming
extent and those too whose matrimonial alliances not
een productive OF those happy results which should
the connuba state will perceive that this
an impou mt subject to them lyou would be relieved from
the above named evils and be restored mauy vgo delay
which accompany the medicine highly important to the
married and single Price 81 bottle $50 per dozen
NB-Sangers in the city, before leaving, should procure
few bottles Of this Cordial which will BE- found
seviceabe in and facilitating climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated end the rapidly de-
Gays
The physician may be consulted desired Entrance to the
Office through the store.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY, 1876 Fulton street
lamp stcre) Sun building, N. Y.
~ The Cordial" will be forwarded any part of the
city country by addressing as above, PAID
closed.
Also for sale by DR.. wadswort IS North Main ST. Provi.
dence, X. j. all imrrh
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BY Last Nights Southern llail.

PHILADELPHIA Aug f3Arr Swan and Ocean, Albany. CID
Caroline Frances dol Eliza Boston Josene, Fall River Re
port, NBedford
BALTIMoRE Aug l2-Arr Maria, NYork Cid Mississippi
Valparaiso aud a mkt Sid Union Providence
GEoRGErowN DC Aug PAR Dodge, NYork: Oliver, 81
Andrews NIB.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug SID Susan, Boston.
NORFOLK, Aug I0-An Belle McAlah, NYork. In Hamp
ton Roads Tom from Ihomason. Active. for K,c and
Alabama for Rotterdam I'm James River to-day
Sid Eclipse. and New Harbor, Newport Arr 18th, Roya
Sailor Turks lsand Meto, Newburypot Below Floride
Boston for Richmond
Foreign Ports.
TURKS ISLAND, Aug lin port Hiberna, FIN Portland, sand
Tasso, for Newport, ldg.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Auo. ll-At Market 900 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep, and
100 Swine. 100 beef cattle and 1000 sheep unsold.
PRlcEs-Beef Cattle-We quote extra So 20; first
quality So; second - 25 a 4 10; third S. 4.
Sheep-Dull-Lam from 81 % to 81; old sheep from
81 80 TO , %.
Swine-Former prices were not sustained for Shoas-
we reduce quotations Shoats to peddle 81 age for
sows 4Ia4sc. for Barrows Old hogs at 4, Al and 43c
At retail from to 5tc.
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

IN certain delicate diseases which the best and most
~ convenient means OF stated the pIaines
Bile manner 1.-THE prescriptions used in the authors own practice
being given without reserve) giving also clear aud rlul
description Of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
Tor yeneeal, which afford wide field for the EXHIBITIONS aud
decepons Of well known boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of Judging can
possibly imagine the numerous and varied
which exist ON this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body they entail upon society To be had only al So
Greenwich street. Price ST. Ut may be sent by uos nm.
bound.) - ~ ~ f'' WI
Aware Of the general opinion in general entertained of
those who obrudc their skill the public (muitudss a
whom are seen IN almost paper dirty
20 give the following statement the ground on which tx
iittle book claims especial conidence:- 800 -
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &chs
former works on medicine viz. The Domestic Guide
which has passed through editions Tree
Use on Dyspepsaon The Epidemic Cholera he has
t,mona letters from the physicians OF Europe
te most emnent ~ America Sir Ashley Cooper TO DIR Mott
on ms CITY, Dr. ryack Of Philadelphia and Others and
which most gratifying has perm ssion to refer to almost
every physician ofeminence IN the city auto Imrm
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derate but firm. Pots at So 75aS3sI Pearls "a O6l
EXPORTS FROM lsT TO I2rH AUGUST
Iots. Il, $40 bbls.
:
BRrApsTurrsThe markets still continue rather nac.
tive, although the quantity has somewhat diminished
Since yesterday we can perceive great difference in
the quotations, and give them before SA3I; Ordina.
ry Genesee 25a43 Brandywine sis7; Ohio g. ~
a525 Rye Flour and Corn Meal retain the old prices
BUTTER Sales in this useful item goodprices
low ranging from ~ to I3 for state Ohio9 to NJ;
Orange County lsc.
BrrswAs-in this market have no alteration to
make and quote the sales yesterday. 20a29I.
CHrrsr-Retains good position in our provision mar.
ket bringing usually 6a6j for Western; Boxed Eastern
oait Ohio baG; Casks 3ta5c.
CorToNThe sales TODAY are GOO bales al the closing
| rates of yesterday
GIrseSG-This, also is without any marked difference
in the transactions -I0OOlbs 36Ic
AYSales in this branch has bcen of late very limit
Cd Very little has been exported for the past week
Inc sales therefore have been chiefly confined to the
wsnts Of inc cry Prices range from 76a873 cts and
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DIscmARGED.-Mrs. Mary Ann Mcdonnell, ar
rested few days since, consequence of the death
Of her husband, subsequent TO receiving wound from
knife IN ARRAY with her, underwent on Monday fur
Their examination before Justice Miller and il appearing
from the testimony Of the physicians who examined the
body Of the husband after DEATH that his decease
not caused by the wound but that he died from the
fects ofinemperancc The accused fully dscharg.
ed-Bah american, Aug. 49,
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The Crops.

The crops Of Arkansas win turn out rather better than
the annual average. There has been much damage from
overflow en- the Arkansas but not much was feared
while the river up From the southern part the
State the gives promise OF the best crop for many
date of 23d instant-Our farmers have been blessed
with excellent seasons; and the crops better
The country is unusually healthy" From the west,
have received the cheering accounts though
recently learn that the dry weather will shorten
them little in that quarter Through the middle dvi
sion Of the State and especially in this vicinity the want
whole however, we entertain doubt that Arkansas
will produce an abundance of provisions for the Of
through her territory seeking other homes and
thing, besides, for expert.
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FOR THE PILES.
mr. TTDI Mo III Isfvf,IrA "

~ intererns remedy is a certain cure for the Piles
"A either internal or external bleeding blind. Sold at
lar educated physician Of twenty years erperence confined
TO an office Practice where Piles other chronic diseases
se successfully treated. Medical Office 1876 Bowerv four
doos above spring street. chce hours from AM PM
Adviss sfa'is' ~ 20 I'm dawn
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug -, ls45.
Interesting Efopemeat Case-7remendo Ercitement-.q
Pistol Fired.
Our city was this morning thrown into state OF great
excitement on account of the following transaction
which occurred this morning. send you the true 10
tails, so far as have been able to ascertain them
This morning at o'clock, the boat Of the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company was on the point OF leay
ing Walnut street wharf for your city the passenger
were startled by the report of pistol fired al short dis
lance up the wharf On looking in the direction
whence the report came three or four young mer
and young lady were seen, apparently engaged
in scuhle II appeared that young gentle
man, Mr. Theodore Salaignac, we believe son O
former Secretary of Insurance. Company of Phadel
phia had fallen in love with Miss Grant. lovely anC
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. Grant OF the wealthy Arm
oil Grant Stone this city, and had been SO fortunate
70 nave his passion rocprocated The course of true
rove never dii runs smooth the proverb saws and Il
true IN this case for the gallant had to meet with
sumo opposion from the friends Of his lady love but oI
no reasons against his standing in society Nothing
aann.ed however BY impedments thrown in his way
upon the protection Of little cupid went 10 worL an9a
soon OBTAINED the consent of his belle to private
rage; uney were accordingly clandestinely married
on TINS very morning, and going 10 take tho bost
| en- route 70 your city, in company with MIR R;chard
son, friend OF saaignac, who had acted as erooms
man to the lady, when they were oyerta2an nr
the wharf by Mr.. Samuel Grant the brother ~ ~, ~,
lady. He srove hard to obtain possession ~ ,h ,s
person of his sister, to take her TO her home 81 'e
| In the heat of the conflict Mr. a. drew NIL.
| from his pocket but his motion being percciveI
by Mr. Richardson, the latter seized MI G,s arr
and snachng the pistol from him. fired it in the air Mr.
saaignac then asked Mr.. Grant TO step on board IN,
boat, telling him that everything should be explained
Mr. Grant did so, when he shown the certificate
marriage and of course, found he had been mistaken Il
the intentions Of Mr. s., and was therefore, satisfied Al
shook hands. Mr.. q. went home to report the state
things to the young adys parents and II is said that thu
a.ter became reconciled TO its result So ended thi
eventin morning. which had well nigh proved the wed
ag and death of one of the parties concerned belle
tAA Iaft( ~ A.S~.
/ city. '''' ~ ''o A''o'' :" you
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will doubtless retain those prices until the New Orleans
and Southern trade commences
LAAD-ln this market there l. pretty fair demand,
in the Ohio importatons and the supply
somewhat limited In kegs 1t rates 81 to 81.
WHALEBoNE-A lot of II 900 lbs NJ w. Coast was
sold this week az 81 Cts South Sea 50 cents, cash.
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TRooPs FOR Texas "A slip from the office of the
Norfolk Beacon says that the two companies of u. S.
troops at Fortress Monroe have been ordered Texas
Immediately. They to be conveyed by the II. s.
steamer COL HaIney. now at Norfolk
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.

A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS the
cessu remedy discovered for the cure ofgonorrhea
elects seminal weakness similar disorder OF the
o. generation The hgh low rich and poor married and
gle may themselves without The least exposure 70 the
shortest possible They free from aud
9rae the system generally eee'y she geps,,tive
yer prescribed by the celebrated Dr. Abemcthy all
o the complaints. Reader remember that thousands
m victims get their constitutions ruined when one Dor
o these Pills would have saved them.
For sale wholesale and retail by VIM. Watson
Hall, 80 CatIarine street. and NJ IN Maiden Lane
Price 81 per box. with directions. jug lm.ec
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DKCOOPER IA Duane street, between Chatham and Will
~ liam Streets has, for the last years confined his
uce 70 the Of vensreal mecurea and other diseases
81 delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent years in celebrated
Lock Hospital and has for the last enjoyed the most
extensive practice in private diseases Of medical in
dcase and mild removed in five days. The Dr. is
regurly educated physician and and suffers
his patients TO leave until perfect performed.
Stric,ure-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by
which he the form of Structure from
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient
Constitutional Debility brought on by secret hab. in
begets Dyspepsia weakness limbs and small back
confusion o. intellect, orgetianess paipation Of the heart
charge BE and recolec the number A. with the mortar
the door there adecptve sign and calculated
impose upon the credulous the block Dr. Cooper the
only qualified physician who advertises in this street.
aio 1maQ+
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BALTIMORE, Aug. IL, 1915.
The Lerithion Sieamer-Horid attempt at seide-Ci
Court Leaking ou-Narkets DC
The arrival OF the Great Britain announced in this
city on yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, and quite
relief to many who feared that accident had &C.
Cured TO cause her delay to the fifteenth day it being
generally expected here that her speed would excel all
the ocean steamers Large numbers of citizens are
preparing to visit New York for the purpose of having
sight Of the great levathan Of the deep.
A man named John Reech, captain of small vessel
from TIE Eastern shore found in a cornfed yester
day. the city completely saturated With blood ha
wing large stone in his hand with which he was en-
deavoring to beat his brains out He had sunk his
in the river, by Encouragement and was aborinp
| under temporary insanity.
The City Court seems disposed to back out of its I'M
glorious position with respect to the attachment for con
tempt. How contemplate
THE MAHKETs.-Beef Catle-In fair demand Tho of
ierings at the scales comprised 627 head of which M
driven TO Philadelphia AZ head remain uns old anf
the balance, amounting to 4i0 head taken by city
butchers at prices ranging from 81 75 to 81 62 per o
| lbs. on the hoof. Average rate about So 2j.
flour-The market for Howard street Flour is quiet
sales being principally at retail We quote old Flour a
"a 3D. New held at 81 50aS SOL and choice brands
- 62 We quote fine at 1923 The receipt price Of new
Flour is 81 az. We sales on Saturday and TO-DAY
OF about 1000 bbls City Mills Flour at 81 62l
Grain-There is fair supply of Wheat at market to
day and in consequence Of the rains the miller.
buy more freely, and prices little rmer We quote
s0as cents for good to prime reds and cents fol
ordinary 70 good. very choice parcels bring cent
two more. We quote white Wheats at s2as6 cents fo
ordinary and ssa95 cents for parcels suitable for fam,
Flour We quote Corn at 43as cts for white and 45a4
cents for yellow.
| Whiskey.-The market is very dull, and prices in
cned to recede Sales to-day at 22I for hhds ant
| 93i cts, bbls
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u. S. BRANCH MINT The New Orleans Republi-
can states that the operation Of coming and melting
which has been going on extensively for time past
short period for the purpose of repairing the ma.
chinery and making other improvements. There is on
hand, for the accommodation Of the public lover and
above the amount due to depository about $50 900 in
gold and 81 900 in silver coins This last sum includes
$50 900 in dimes and half dimes
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L oil Broadway.
LILY TREATED.
/ Determination OF blood 10
the head.
6 Sore eyes.
Q Cough aud night swsats.
S Secondary syphilis.
2 Retention Of urine.
2 Noli Me Tangcrc, or sore
nose, under treatment.
I Sere head.
3 Eruptions OF the skin.
6 SOurness and wind on sto-
mach.
0 GonorrhGa, primary.
7 Primary chancres.
3 Falling Of the womb.
2 Fever, continued.
2 Cholera morbus.
~ Examinations Of the chest
TO detect disease.
2 Disease Of the liver.
| Disease Of the womb.
Q Swelled legs and feet.
s STOMACH DiliOuS.
rioNs AND CURES.
3 Operations for deforiai.
ties.
1 Weakness Of the spine.
/ Curvature ofthe spine back.
ward.
Q Lateral curvatures, do
| Aneurism.
Q Bow legs, children.
3 Operations for radical cure
Of hydrocele.
2 Tonsils removed.
| Sprained ancle.
tistul ain ano.
4 Bubos.
1 Polypus removed from va.
. Hypnosis.
/ Uyula removed.
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BosroS Aug. 10, 1915
Fore,sn News-Loss Of Whale Ships-The Weather-M-
Hiary Mosemrnts, DC.
The by the steam ship Great Britain has had but
little effect market. Some of the extras which
were received on Monday evening by the way of AL
bany, had the words Great rise in cotton" in flaming
capitals their heads which, before tho arrival the
mail, created some excitement; but when the Herald
and other commercial papers arrived, containing the
transactions in the Liverpool markets. the excitement
gradually subsidized. Yesterday morning merchants
received their letters (Which the Long Island mail had
arrived in season. they would have had the evening pre-
yious) and SO far as could learn, they We're the
whole satisfied with the state of the foreign markets
Cotton and sugar are the two principal articles
which spectators keep sharp look out at present
Any variation in the soft sweet quite an ex
element for lay or two at least Among the insurance
offices in this vicinity, the foreign has had some
effect. No less than four whale ships reported to
have been wrecked, and, believe, they all said
be insured here Ship owners, of course, generally
look out for themselves but who looks out for the poor
who, by these disasters may have lost the earnings
Of yearsl And who had the voyage of these ships
successful would have reaped the largest harvest
the sailors who had rsked their lives in these ships
but the capitalist who rsked nothing bnt the pre-
MUM on insurance. Capital always controls labor
but in no department of life does exert such mark
control in the Of landsman is gene
ally his master, and will not risk his life without
seine suitable inducement but the sailor board ship
i q
compelled, perhaps thousand times, to peril his life
And ought not his reward therefore, to be in pro-
portion to his services than it is at present. hope
some of your city philosophers or yours is city of
phosophers who are laboring to place capital and la
Dor on more equal footing will take this subject up,
and give the sailors lift along" in their reform car
| The Fitchburg Fusiliers, light infantry company
| numbering about 80 muskets OF and from Fitchburg
arrived here yesterday forenoon bound for Hampden
| Beach. They were received by Washington Light
Infantry, and escorted through several Of principal
streets to Schiller Hall where they had something good
to eat and drink The Roxbury Arlitary left here on
| Monday bound on a cruise to Bangor.
The weather yesterday forenoon, a mixture of
ram, fog gutter and south wind in the afternoon and
evenings of clear sky, sunshine, and numerous flies
! When will these dog-d end
Sales of stocks mt Boston.
FIRST BoAnD, August I2l share Boston and Lowell RR
l8a 10 do New Eng Wor Co l0 22 do Boston Co IA:
so do Nor Wor R co. 20 do Man In Co 1905 25 do Whining
RR HAS 200 do do bio DIS ~, 625 do do AZ: 100 do do
al5; 50 do do bIw j 500 do do sd 49, 1926 do do Is
| 1874.
SECOND BoARDlO0 shares Wilmington IR Is 3.t6,5l1. 100
do Nor & Wor RR 6olaa69 sod Reading RR i'm 26as
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a&8~ 4&S&8( w
CASES succEssB
Q Debility and loss Of appe-
tite.
4 Palpitation OF the Heart.
3 Epilepsy, under treatment.
4 Dyspepsia:
g Seminal w eakness from i'm
proper habits.
5 Costiveness.
3 Dizziness III head.
2 Suppression OF urine.
6 Acute rheumatism.
3 Chronic rheumatism.
5 Vaccinated.
3 Gonorrh9a, long standing.
2 Suppression OF Mensss.
l Pleurisy, acute.
Q Scrofula.
Q Opacity Of the cornea.
5 Pain in the chest.
3 Whites, oflong standing.
4 Headache.
l Bad burn.
SURGICAL oPER
3 Fractures.
4 liberated sore legs, of long
standing.
IS Structures in urethra, cured
without cutting or burn
ing.
l Prolapsus ami.
2 Partial deafness.
l Hydrocele Of the sperm
attic cord, under treat
ment.
2 Ulcers in rectum.
/ Operation for squirting.
l Tumor removed from rec
tum.
l Small tumor removed from
the side ofthe nose.
3 Irritation at the ueck ofthe
bladder.
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MEDICAL i77SPFNSARY

hOCTOR COBBlTT l3 Duane Member of the
Royal College Of Surgeons London, and Member Of the
Medical Society of New 4k be consulted III the treat
of dec,te disease His long experience and
cose attention this class VI complaints pleasant safe aud
expeditions mode of teatmen-hs extraordinary dur
long and extendsd for thirteen in this city
aud above all his Legitimate medical qualifications are afew OF
the grounds which he his CLAIMS
Dr. Cobbes mode Treatment safe eectua and expe.
dous either the OF restraint
diet exercise.
Structures cured in weeks with scarcely
Constitutional Debty-Thosa individuals who have in
dulged in certain oathsome and secret habit positively
four days. No charge made unless cul0 Remember 10
Duane street, door from Chatham stree mr.
CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOE uaa .stands
~ his business, with years. extensl4p secret
disease male and female has cured after using All the quack
nostrums been sva and in the hospitals without benefit
hose who wish positive without mercury, ald avoid
the ignorance and imposition Of Boosting preend who
out delay 93 Bowery Separate Office and Consul
tations free from to p. NJ al2 lmtr
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NJ A r T M E II E r AID
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST IA.
Cleared

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