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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
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NsEsTAfIvEs OF THE CAPToRs OF THE FRi.
GATE PHILADELPHiA'--An persons Interested, ss
hs q Kech Intrepid, who wsrs engaged In The recap
ure fngse Phisdephisi In the hsfbor ~ Thpo on
the 10Th February, 1904, regusscd 10 present tneif
claims with proper vouchers of fdenfhe alton 10 hs under
sgnsd who s In possession of The rols and prepared 10
givs all necessary Information upon Tho subject
CHARLES DE sELDIN0, No. II Todds Building,
sfgs~2w P-nnsylyssis- avenue. Washington. ID G.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
OITY ITEMS.

MONDAY I eo. ~.
The WEArHER.-The thermometer, which for
several mornings past has stood At and this morn.
ing at o'clock was low as 2. An hour earlier Il
was probably at zero. Notwithstanding this intense
cold the camness and cleaness of the atmosphere pre-
vented from being severely felt and the streets are as
,hroneed as usual with glowing checked and red nosed
pedestrians.
SELLING UNwHOLEsOME MEAr.-FeiN Don
nell and Bryan Mclugh have been arrested and held u
ansger for selling wholesome meat consisting " tne
carcssses OF two dead cows IL appear, that McHugh,
who resides at Hoboken purchased the ,~o cows yes
terday from ODonnen, for SIS at some stable In the
upper part Of the City The latter then employed John
Armstrong residing al No 20 Eighteenth 81 o cart tue
carcasses b Hoboken, giving him s3 tor bis trouble
Policeman Hal of the Third Ward saw them crossing
followed after and remained there ul o'clock, when
he returned the City In the same boat with Mchugn'
who took carcass of the beet % Washington Market
where the officer arrested him. In the mean time ser
geAnt Crawford had taken ODonnel. into custody
INQUEST Coroner Walters was called TINS
morning 20 hold inquest At the corner OF Ridge and
Delaney ats upon the body Of Mary Jane Graham ns-
i've Of Ireland aged ~ years, who committed suicide
.ast evening by taking laudanum. The deceased Vas
learning the trade Of taloress and up % the time =
eommittn ng the rash act had appeared quite cheerful
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

Dbogsny Ftxures, Marble Counters, Nc. sItsbs fbr
Broadway Put up that lhsy could he sssc down sDf
oar ed Tor sny part Of tho country without dsmsse Sn
asd Ia good and rapidly growing nsshbofhood A. ih-
orOpetor wishes engage IN other business sonsdesbs
deduction will b. made for cash InqDlfc sl s store
South seventh WllAmsbarsh, second bloch ffon Pea
.io farry laf I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
CoPARTNEa.mIr sori(E, o.o p ,.i osAs AZ,
n,CN,. ANTI.rRICTION pnk-..-r

DPT-ss which patented last October, combines gr.s
and chez pBess and 81
mlrsbly sdsutsd O great variety OF purposes sueh ~
pressing ois, cotton tObsroo, hemp hay cheese, com'
yelOp cutting jewellers ~ofs shrsrog metals CUNNING
.aws punching cutting and hyetng fon h0lsrns, hols'
ng vessels into docks making lead pipe, he sc
Orders AMI commune srOns ~ bo addressed ~
WIN ID HARRIS.
.to o....t. Aysot sns lha Yaientse i.g Bfoblsi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
GENERAL NOTICES.

NtylN fLtA ~ "a wv btfi'''
~ Fowler. & Wells, PhrenoIosi-t. and
Publishers, CLIFTON hslL 81 Na.'sn st near mo rSa
r. Carhart'- nelode on-.-rh hese beautiful Psrof
nsumeuis 20 lasuy cseefs-a may 90 VD1sles oi ~ ~
CIR, the n1e MAKER, l8 Broadway who appointed se
agent for hs manufacturer mj~
" Water-Curc.-Dr TsiLL receives patient. al HI,
eommofus cly esab .hment IS Lsghtst and Al Oyste
Bsy l. l. where snd extensive .uidings are bsins
erected. The summer term Will commence ApnI J. OpL
door practice attended 70 ConsnilAuon' - 81 I'M
~ Liquid Hair Dye.-B,rcHELOEs instantaneous
Ld lh- article 10 the world for changing red of
gray hair black brown color without injury
ID he skin Persons wishing he beet sfce 10 me
market should call bATCHELOks manu- factory, NsliN
oid No :. near sfosdway COPY me saof7'' ai'
~ WIZ. aud dTsupe~..-ssrtHELoss newly IN
vented W and scap- obtained silver media 81 me ran
OF ths American IDsdmls. They are made of the hnes
oaa 6sr and of anequaled xorsmsn.hp, and offer The
superior advantages " extreme ghness, naluIa appsH
.nce ana dar2y Thsy are % q ~ ~ Poys ~ ~.
Nv can be ,eecled froin At BarcHELORs Manufactory
Wal Il near Broadway Pnyais rooms for nninS sls'
THE MOUNT wAsHINGTON COLLEGIATE
mspcss i,s spring Term ou Moodsy Feb u Admission
~ 0f Lectures On Ch7msuy VI Young ssheni7h
nol belonging 10 tho school, esch ~
nm JAMES TANNING. :
,J,D BOOK AND NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
L ERs-Tns subscriber 10 prepared win a. sDsHosn
Of yye aud appliances for The conposaoa o oie or Two
neespapers Of Tor book WORK, N pp-nof mann7'
Job sorI sI ecutsd ;. ssusl IN superior style
i7firs ? HART rhsmesst neS CiIy h1eL
= RRAsD OF PARIS GREEN-pD Or
- gro1nd 10 oil, In Lnglish foa e.ns % eanizSfs nom
nzht or rognt with hsl from 70 Pc Aso psP0 ssin-
srs green, of ess sofnes 70, sss :. -
gNlm' n SIN ~ aniA- u.e., ~-- w. ~ y.
. HKaUTIFTL NEW MODEL FOR M0NU-
"A AEST TO WARRINGTON, 10 plaster G ryb foes
hxh crowned wllh stsi1e cf WashinZon src n&ufes,
esys aad oru4fae1fs st4chsd 70 he monument Also,
portrait of Gen. Taylor group of hfee ~ -. sx
SODA WATER. SODA WATERLOO sale, e
INc0myele sppasus ifOn frame pump Two superof 10
z.on fountsins gss1eter gsner.tor cooler connecting
pipes SC marble lOp counter anf oefn-n saver pedestal
Win be .od cheap, 81 ia CsssEst Isl w.
1no-wANTED To PURCHAsE-Psisns tis.s,
ltUgiyeu sOders lands r lrois, which have ioi
many yraEs been sod .n1 .osi for Apply l0cocA
or sdtrsss asfnson,' assssnss N Yofs, iyns No; I"
| lo,s kc. 81 lmD&W-
ICE FOR sALE.-A cargo VI - ,ors bssnnfg. Ice
Inov board II ae head 0f Pssssc River snt w % az
nEsTsd Immediately % lhs op-rng Of nsTksnon- hgp'
10 l3fl Messn IsELAsD., q Dey-G, y n
DAGs.Tne hsheG marret price paid 70 CASE :" ss
INCs1yss, Bsgzng, Porsrs Papers, "n2PDs '''~-
i.' I'''e oYsds ,7s hf1P 1sRs 1ssRssLSs 60 a. s.-.w..
rv,O THR IADIEs-Ai Gust lsrge .nd s.sxsn, y. ~ =
| i sorneut of n1fs. ylclorEes and C11s p,-e e'h
| nlo,.s ifzs Issl sONaRQuEs ~ so~e,
! >rRxy.yORk wATER-CuRb ksLA5Lsh
MINI x7rb (;ymussi1ul. Or flEhSoSs ~ y. ~
.i-tsr cor efTweiflh-st sns Unvsfs.iy p.sea ~ ,@-
I,yrRA FAMILY LARD, fgr ssise
| 49, T. w. FOWLER lf Jscoo-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

rY- Carbart'- neIodeons.-Thessbe besntifu! Parlof
n.rurueuts 20 nsy c-enrzrd may bs ODtsre1 OF BAD
CIR the aae maker 8l Broadway Who 10 appointed sole
.,-ut T,r th. uarufaruIrers 6fJw
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

~ Fowiers ~ Wells, Phrrnologtsts an
Publishers, CnntOn HslL i3l Nss'ans near Ene Fan
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
BOARDING

Do&Rp-A .aae of hsndsomsy srrished roor,s 90
ID lhe seroud f,or can b. obtained ~ applying 81 No
sfs sros1~sy The hc1s- pess.Uly iocsied. os seoys
UnioC -psrs ard rs al ne modern Improvements NV
lpUARD-sis Sfosi~.y srg- s-ceni story es,A
brcom. go . srutem~n and ~iie of two single s~ntle
Aso. twosnse rooms uct co Ssr3 shc~ -
hshs FOR he use u N- sceErsnis iNi~'
llOARD WANTED a s-utleuisn ~i.hes bosrd ~
10 himself snd wife m lhe lower psfi of Ne Guy would
prrier private snily Address A A his odce sisnns
iern, ana locAion. Wlw
DOAHD At 81 BEkkN NAN->r. within tve mt
ID nues wsk Og Mslsl he Cay Nal seVeIs Gen
tsmes be wei accommodated ~ish pleasant rsrs .rt
board M~
BOARD WANTED In small r-ssecsssls sdssis
Reference siven ard required Addfssf A this crce "
.na their wives, " s,nsle gentle
- men he accommodates with board al ~ Hensys
corner Of Jeaerson Nor-noys on he is ~ Nay - Inc
DIRAsANr FURNISHED rooms, on The sc,cas
i snd th.rd iosfs wih of without hreaafsa and zee All
Para plsce lN im
I Ssv.t VI I'm.
DxIVArH HBOAkDtNt.-uUlsh an LnNpoc'
Il FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES MRS 4.
3ROOCOCk. ~ Hss.,n 0artoa. 10 dooss n"m h0ihofr
pegns moderate.
Having sp@.t s.v-fs iays ~ith Me- sshe pirssnren
Recommending her esshshm-ns 10 sc ~ oar euanuymen
a. may desire good quiet All central bone iunns svst
10 this Metropolis of 1frsl sftlsn. Nm bALth
Icntor. JUn- 81. iltS. VN ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

l job and Nswspap.r Once, Of Tho bess In bs Guy
Of New Yoft compdsngs large and eHcsi-ni sssornee'
IN tyo-s and sn sncs u machinery all In ms oder
Tb, o.rnsnept pstronags very large and " ihs moss
orott.bI. iind phcs q 800 fsrms-cssh preferred, hui
90 objection give lime on perl Win goo ssssf Ap
plyO h@sn o'hNsn r,,S
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

DOOFIsG.-0 0oodwin's rstSsi Csmsni snssihins fe'
(Roofs 10 cheap light zn1 dNssls-prcs es psf fop,
.d on rou gh hem boards, 3 cu per a over IN of
zine and wasrsntsd Apply 10 GOODWIN College.
dons 1850 feet 63 Csnlrrs 0eCosss, roof doos sSos
feet 81 West 81 Alderman Ferris roof done tfn fssa, ~
Green ~iehst c Ely, roof done 17 fsst l" sfonI"
"a M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

~ Mater-Cure.-Dr TsiLL receives patents al his
commofous city -sab .hmenf Is Lsightst and Al Oy sor
Raw l. / where new anf extensive suildngs are being
erere-i The summer term will commences April ]. out
door practice attended ~. Consultations - bf I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

COMMUNION sETs.-Uagons. tsnssrds sooess
" snf plates Also, pusns bows sd collective ps;ss
N sun .s:,p rcd and foS ssls u Bafiioss by.
els LuCiUe HAY ,sn boScr@ hsI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

. .rt
The writer alleged that hundred thousand dolisrs
OF this great derived from the debtors snd the
balance from the Farmers Loan and Irust company
The author farther stated that policy go rigorous was
unnecessary That in $40 the persons who then were
agents required payments TO be made by sending ceu
lar notices 70 the debtors which form oi proceeding
proved Intellectual that only nine suits were necessa
rily brought; but that this system had oeeh oscoh,H
ued and thereby the debtors had been designedy ueo
into forgetfgness and thus subjected 10 actions Ire
writer then proceeded to specify omilsng dates snd
names cases Of misconduct oppression and eStofuon
which fell under the general charges before reciteo
ard In addition one instance Of sale 10 specua'ors OF
snds held by honest and unsuspectne settler. Ine
author concluded with threat addressed % the Farm
ers Losn and Trust Company, that unless efectual
measures should be taken 10 correct the mOnstrous
abuses growing cut Of the rspacous policy OF the agents
by removing them, the writer would 10 oehsI of his
felow-etzens. spply % the Legislature 20 repesl OF
remodel the charter Of that association for the
that the Company had not justice enough 10 rid the
country OF these legal vampires the country ought
70 rid Itself Of the Company sud thus avoid the occur
renee Of scenes which would exceed IN violence any
hnr ,hs, hsd taken place IN other parts Of the State
and THIS decarst0n panied by protesistion
of entire the part OF the auihor N
his determination 10 uproot come what might and II
spite Of all obstacles what be designated as ta%0s
.sscsa Of l6gai r0650y.
The communication last Tecited WAS io44o"od o! 81
editorial notice entitled
LAND A6EScY-LAw cosTsT
In this notice the Editor referred 10 the remark N ace
ON previous occasion and hereinoeiors reeiied w
~, ,he sccusstiops against the plaintiffs were 10 Be
as rebut.ed By their reiutsnon vnni tney
.bonIS he speciscsy sustained. He now stated tnsi
hsse accusations sustained 10 the isst stes o
odd Geneseo :" that there was no impotalon IN 20
article OF Illegal exactcns; that the charge was ony
tha, bv the Universal sad excessive multiplication OF
wrs and costs the poorer settlers ON snos
had been upiasty though legally stripped OF thef hsiu
esrnlass and that enormous sums hsd hereoy 0eea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

SKATEs.-A fall sssorsmsoi Of common and Anry
Ssks,ss strapped end unsvspped.
sLEIss BsLIs-A full sssodmsus Of ooss snh fsney
Cgrrzsy@yory snd desssd Knives and orhs. tee 1sys.
polished shoves and toags, Gro sands, te ~
dli AsvDh1mW LItTLc ~ Inis,o-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

vented W e and scaps obtained silver media a. me faf
on tbs American lnsdmls. They made u tho hnesi
cara hair and Of lnequsled workmanship and 0rrr he
superior advantages u extreme ghsness natural appeH'
oo IN. arge.t assoftneut Of Wgs and TOgp-es 10 the
NV can be selected from BarcHELOas han1iactory,
-, ~. s.is,s.. dl9 HW1FH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29
From the Hartford Times. I
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, there is reason to believe that n n
armed expedition of Dutchmen is about to be
htted out, and from the best information the Ex
ecutive mas been able to obtain, it points to Hol
land 1t therefore becomes my duty to warn all
Dutchmen not to take Holland, and TO order them
to deslst from any such design. 1t may be, that
the SAID expedition of armed men - is directl>
pointed y at Cuba. If so, the blood hounds re
IN danger As they are my especial favores.
and recently the favorites of the Wings, it be-
comes my duty to declare that such expedition is
In the highest degree criminal, and that those par.
ticiF'atng In IT, whatever may be their extremi-
ties'' need not expect the protection of our CO.
vernment. And call upon the officers recently
appointed, to put down This expedition of Dutch.
men, and 10 maintain the laws provided for the
support of our sacred obligations to foreign DOW
ers. feel il my solemn duty to issue this my
proclamation; for II is not long since that q the
beautiful language of Longfeowl-
saw the fire of the mid night camp,
AND heard at times a horses tramp,
And bloodhound's distant bay
Given under my hand at Harrisburg Pennsy Iva.
MA, IN the presence Of Governor Johnston, this
llth day of August, lS49, and in the year OF
the reign and end of Whiggery.
Il. WASHINGTON 2ND.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29
GET OUT OF THE WAY.
Fl 70 OUR OLD-FAS HIONED DAS HER CHI

in remarkable 6rcntrpr
Road dage" Mn
or
houghn in
to h t ~ Sc wealth abodsw within
tph hornl
SAND varied Now,n hem
citizen san
for hours eat bkaS setle
o fus
tn ctzensof
Mo CleC Chu in nBurn,ad
al lG
tn
met 10 HIy this Chur
dd hhcoav buck
cheap sill ilyol olaneda dshouda
n ibught
~ for time
h the 81 NAN,CT t;Cb,,
whous this
o cuton hthnew ovendn
% half
W nngg N he emmeda nanuact
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29

any outrage, the authorities are directed to reoel
force by force, and forthwith to send an ex.
press 10 Chihuahua, when respectable force will
oe dispatched against the perturbators, to cause
the laws to be respected. -.
A singular Monon,anid.-We published an ac
count lately of the arrest of young Mr.. Sprngue.
son OF respectable clergyman, at Brooklyn, n
- Tor throwing down young lady and s,ea ling
her shoe. The father, who was absent at the time.
mas returned, and makes this curious statement:
From early boyhood this son had evinced q
strange propensity for getting possession of the
shoes OF the female part of the family. This nro
penslty was not steady, but periodical AS early
as at thirteen years of age it was developed. the
TACT being notorious, not to the family only but TO
the domestcs, some Of whom, being now ma rried
ana settled IN Brooklyn, referred to bv name
and address. When the son was about that aoe
Inc shoes OF Mrs. Sprague and her daughters be-
gan 10 disappear. especially ones sometimes
one shoe, sometimes the pair; when found (and
they were discovered in the sons pocket, in his
trunk, his bed, room, and in various other places
they were generally wet. thoroughly soaked in
water, or IT dry had the shriveled appearance of
having been thus soaked, md they were made unfit
10 wear. The father charged this upon the son.
threatened and reasoned with him, but in vain-
sometimes tho habit would sleep for months and
ne would be Joked upon his mprovement-then il
would return, and no means, severe or kind which
the parent could devise, would check it: and the
only remedy was vigilance, which was occasion.
ally mingled with such remarks as, clad when
Charles Is married, then we can keep our shoes.''
showing tho notorety of this propensity.-Neu
York paper. 60
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29
IN the ST. Louis Union.l

N CUBA.--Highly Impo,tun,t-
iIll "sr Hannibal, which arrived at this
e o,cJock last night, we havs received
napers of the 4th inst, Continuing
eau .,,nt news from Cuba, 1t seems be.
hat Revolution is now in progress
''' nrst totally change the destiny Of the
~ ,n,t Island. From the Della, we select
Vs. " ,ccoun, of these proceedings, prom
.oaious extracts in our afternoon edi-
,p,ving ominous headings. appeared in
q, two articles on this Revolution
+ajer of Rey-The Iniquilies of the
'VGorernment-Language of the Cuba n
.ses towards our Consul and Govern
ir rb,stisiug the Impudent Yankees-Spies
Captain- General loses his Temper =
.,.niag young ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| !. If Round IsIanders-The America n
/ = var appear off the Island-The Troops
| !, ooly Ten Thousand--The delivery of
n,Ie,ns papers, through the Post office.
|S~d--Arrival of the Raritan and Sara
Tbe Proclamation of Gen. Taylor in
oDened-Movement of Troops in Cuba
.aare of Ammunition Wagons for Pu-
FS,ocpe-AII Foreigners Reeistered-Re.
4 Rising al Puerto Principe, Trinidad, and
E,o de Cuba.
gnct from letter on this subject, signed
I,glcAN," reads as follows,
HAVANA, August 90, lS49.
"La Ultima UAimorum.
Nslia -Four thousand militia are called
E,te two-ihirds of which are Creoles.-
lev strike, it will be fer Libertad. -
Laulevenia, Conde O'Riley, Marquis Es-
.,s been appointed commanders of regi.
The doors of Havana are open, any
mid walk in that chose to do SO. The
Consul has written TO Jamaica for all The
mat can be had, for the protection of
yubects and property. The American
sss the same by his steamer-tteir being
make all secure, and business will mol
ruped at any lime-twenty.four hours
Do all needful work here. AIcoy SAYS if
be the loser in the game, he will let the
non the whites.
ue0efdi vi hidIIuCS says, arm old and
-SMniards born--to protect Themselves, in
is; which means, assassinate all Creoles
agners. This was put down by A;coy.
ison all influential Creoles was negatived
lme. To levy an extraordinary voIun.
I'D contribution on the city, was proposed
,y, and negatived by the Conde Vileo
the only wise, good head the
nenl has here. This is all effervesce nee,
work off without The imagined evil, /, for
improper act should be proposed, Alcoy
9 headess in twenly-four hours-such as
o PrOposi!ioa-and the folly, on reflection,
Ike even his dull senses. He would be
. The world over-could not 60 home. If
Iia in fair fight, let him-if he has TO lose,
MT LET Spain lose the sale to the United
the payment of the English debt, all of
would put the last stroke to paraIy,ic
No time for more, only that you will
mind, that industry and enterprise here
be checked-nor will the commerce of
. AMERICAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29
FROM the Correspondence of the N Y. Tribune
accounts from the Mines.-Gold Abundant.-E En-.
ery one getting Rich.-Gamblino. &c.

N l. Il
-dccounfs from the Mines-Gold Abundon, E,-
ery one gcaing Rich. Gambling. &c.
y, SAN Francisco, July /. lS49.
Inc accounts from the mines are very encop.
'ae'ng.- There is plenty of gold, but it REQUIRES
attention and labor to GET il.
"A man cannot help making money here. no
matter what he goes at. There is a man here
VINO gets S3oO month for his wagon nd mules
eq1ai 10 me salary of the Vice President.
Our machinery takes here, and we will be off
III -eW DAYS. We have the assurance of some
old gold -dIggers here, that we have hit the tbino
'nat WIN orlng out the gold. Much of the ma
cnihefv that is brought here, is vaIueless--pood
ior no'nng: Money is a perfect drug. You do
not near halt the result of the mines. 1t is onlv
'nose VINO are lazy and sickly that 90 and come
ana gel discouraged without any cause | tell
you 'his IS great country, and is destined to
make the Yankees open their ewes.
young lawyers named Frank Lppett, is
mere and, simply for drawing deeds and convey
ances, gets his $4,000 to So 900 wear.
Here, as well as at the mnes laws are strictIv
oosefVeo' and order is equal TO that of our cities
ne bbath is observed. Should any man be
caught stealing, and is convicted, he is hung; and
if a gambler bets more than he can paw. the same
punishment awaits him.
l saw one man put down $4,000 in gold dust
at a play called monte, and he won the bet
10 not mind what the newspapers say. The
,etIer- riters have their motives. tell you that
New York has not heard half what this country
's' ana lime mot long time either) will confirm
my predictions The accounts that will follow
this steamers sswill be only the beginning of what
yod viii receive. | have taken great pains to
book myself up, and speak of what know.
There is hundred ways by which man can
get rich here. The most important of all things
that man must have, is health. If he has that
and IS sober, and will attend to his duties he can
get rich; and you may send one hundred thousand
more here, and it will only add to the inducements
Vi 'hose that are here. There is gold enough
room enough, and occupation enough, for all YOU
can send here for years to come.
Liquors are high Champagne s. BOTTLE and
poor at that; brandy two shiIlings glass two
segars for quarter; billiards 8 game Rents
awful-coun,ry delightful. Yours.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29

Long Dresses.-The ladies should not wea r long
''N>'
dresses, for this reason-they drag along on the
pavement and catch up dirt, and this makes a
dirty border around the bottom of the dress, that
is very offensive TO look at. We wonder often
times, III passing along our streets, that ever the
fashion of long dresses came into vogue. We
oPlne II was got up'' by some lady who had
ugly feet and thick ankles.-[ Cincinnati Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-29
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