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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01

STATE OF VEEMONT,l The Hon, Che Probate Conr
District of Randolph, So for the District Of Randolph
TO all persons concerned in the estate Of John d. Dick
inson late of Wilanslown in said District, deceased in
testate, freeing =
Whereas Ebeneze Bass Administrator of the estate Of
the said deceased proposes rendering account of his adj
mnraton and presenting his account against said estate
for allowance at session Of said Court to be held al the
Probate office in Chelsea in said district on the fourth Tues
day in February next at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Therefore, you ARE hereby notified to appear before sa
Court at the time and place aforesaid, and show cause
anv Won have why the said account should not be allowed
Dated at Wanstown, in said District this 10Th day oil
January, A. d. 1919. -. $500, :, =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01
2oTI CONGREss, PED sEss.


lie said he was not authorized by the Lcr-
isIaiurc to present them. bat he deemed it
proper to do So. rs he w1s determined to
use his utmost ende,yors to seek redress,
even to the dissolution of the Union.
Mr.. We,tcatl spoke earnestly ranst the .
resolutions and sli1 he WA, moi opjle rcldy .
to rush headlonr into dissolution of the /
Union. Alter Ionr di,oulsitlon upon the
wronrs Of the South. by MIR. Wcstcult. the
resolutions were ordered to be printed.
The Civil Diplomatic Bill was then taken
up, the question beinr on Mr.. Benton's
proposition OF amendment with re1ard to
the cast Of survey. Mr. Foo,e Of Ml,sissp
pi, moved to adj as an amendment Of the
bill the principal textures Of the bill for es.
tabIishjns government in Ca,f)rnia. which
he desired should be printed. Mr.. Ben
toms, after some fiery discussion, was with
drawn Adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, MIR.
Smiths res ,lutlon to nuke the California
bill the first thing in order aiter The pass
age OF the Mexican indemnity act was adj
opted ihe SENT blII IN lIv"r OF paying
the travelling expenses OF the Chippewa In
dilnS to Washington, was passed.
GA motion OF MIR. Fmt"o, the House
went lnto the Committee OF the Whole, on
the MeX!cn indemnity bill, and Mr. Don
nell OF North Carolina discussed the terri
torlAl question upon constitutional grounds,
aad defended Speaker Winthrop against the
attacks of lir. GIudlnTs. ON SIturdlV uiuht
last Mr.. GnlIprs wished +, set me mat.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01
PLASTER.

JUST received in the store,
$50 Tons Prime NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,
Which is being ground my mill, for sale cheap in
bulk put up in kegs or barrels.
Purchasers pond upon getting prime article, fresh
ground, of WIN, W. WELLS.
Waterbury, Eco, %, 1910, g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01
N(eTECE.

A MERCHANT, having been in the Mercantile Business
for the last four years. which has been increasing, wishes
To enlarge his bushes and take partner of good business
habits, with copl of Of two three thous md dollars
He has good location there in Franklin County ior
business he wishes make the arrangement by the hrs
Of April next line addressed to A. b. freeman once
Montpelier Vt will be attended to.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01

One Price Cash System
n w STORRS will continue the sale of ths cid
y. w. y stock, at less prices than under the old
firm.
shall not sell New Goods, we'll bought, at Costlut at
about one half thu usual advance, und The old system
CASH, CREDIT and BARlE Err.
G. W. STORRS,
Jan. 9, 10. (?) late sTORRs and LANGDoN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01
T1Wt0.

" Leaves have lheF time To fdI
And flowers to wither ut the North winds BREATH
Aud stars to set--but Az
Thou hast all seasons fIr thine own, oh DEATH"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01

SENATE.--Mr Dickinson of New York pre-
scented NJ Stewards credentials. Mr.. Ftzpat-
rick offered a joint resolution, comforting upon
Cen Scott B evet Lieutenant General, ior his
g,llan, conduit in Mexico, which WAS read the
Gtsi time. The &c eril Appropriation bill was
taken up and Mr.. Webster addressed the Sen.
ate in support of his amendment providing for
temporary government in New Mexico and Cal.
ifornia
HOUSE. "A resolution from the Committee on
Printing tn inquire into the cxpcdioncy Of print
ing 10000 copies Of the patent office report was
adopted. In Committee Of the Whole, the Post
Office bill was taken mp. Mr. Mrehead Of
North Carolina addressed the committee on the
territorial question, taking conservative ground.
Mr.. Murphy Of New York followed, and dis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-01

NHEETlNGS,a at low ressure prices, at
~ (4) KINGS |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

Com NE RClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Feb. 10

Monday, Feb. 1916 p. M.
There was no change In the stock market to. day
worth noticing The transactions were to q very
limited extent, and slight In prices was
realised. At the frst board Treasury Notes advanced
per cent; United States, '6s d; Farmers Loan, ri
and Morris Canal a. Quotations for stocks are we'll
sustained In the face Of the desperate efforts made
depress them, and the cautious movements of the
banks In confederation Of the steady drain upon them
for specie The payments into the Custom House to.
dsy were large, amounting to nearly $45O,oO0. The
drafts presented for payment were hswever large and
Withdrew from the Treasury $275 0o0 showing
balance In favor Of the Treasury to DAY. Of Sl750Oo
These are the drafts alluded to on Saturday. The
bears do not feel confident they did last week
With oil the restrictions upon the money market they
cannot get much the advantage OF tbs bulls and they
are we'll aware that any favorable change in the
market viii put all stocks several per cent It is
merely question Of time later the required
change will take place; and If the bears not
tremsy cautious, they will nd Themselves In tight
place.
At the second board stocks generally improved
Un?tad State e's es advanced per cent; Harlem, u;
Long Islands; Canton CompanyK. There wsrSlargs
GALES Of Harlem.
The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by
the steamship Niagara, which leaves Boston en- Wed
nesday for Liverpool has thus far been limited Stsr
ling bills have fallen of fraction in rates, and the
supply ON the market is large We quote prime bills
on London at TX TX per cent premium; on Paris
ST. 80 st. Ak Amsterdam, 3ss4 q 40; Bremen, 7sa
7sk; Hsmburgh, IS s5k.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
and State stocks in this market ct three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.,
LOST.

LOST.
q I n REwARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
RAV At Cnrsy's Miossres or In Broadway stage, or In
broadway tetween Cedar aud Howard Streets adys Gold
watch v TWO chains and key attached Tho owners name,
Emily De La Everete inside the back The finder
will leave at A. Jacobs JEWELERS. Broadway and
keede street. and receive the above reward
- Fulton OF Nassau street, One and Nnefour Dol
la eonstns Of Of hundred doar balance
In bank noies o. smaller amounts The finder will bo literally
rewarded by kav gil ut this ee The money folded In
needs IL for the support Of his family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
4lO6ll6137

The excess Of asssh amounts to $s,e74ae3, which
viii allow for depreciation Of about twelve per cent
In the value Of public and private securities before the
aggregate of sets becomes reduced below the
aggregate amount Of liabilities This will leave the
capital Of the banks whole The proportion Of specie
ON hand to paper in circulation, was about one to
three and . half This Is sufficient for oil ordinary
purposes and large amount Of the issues of the
banks secured by the deposit Of state stock with the
Comptroller, the security Of the bill holder is un
doubted. So far this item Is concerned, there Is
In the aggregate danger; but 1t is isolated
which may prove more rotten than appears upon the
surface The safety fund banks Of the interior not
in such sound condition - Is desirable, andit would
be well for the public to be their guard against
them careful examination Of the above table will
show which are the good and which the bsd-which
safe and which not. The public generally are
more interested the item Of circulation than in any
other the reports made under the present system
although such length Of time elapses before they
ociay published that they Of little use) are the
only guide to those who, In ordinary busnens trans
actions handle large amounts Of country bank bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

News PROM MARTINIQUE We learn by the
French ship Albert, arrived yesterday from ST.
Pierres, which port she rit 90 the ist inst, that
everything was quiet N that island, and business
prospects improving The new Governor, Bruat,
an officer OF tnrrgy and discretion, had inspired
general confidence. The Alb.rt reports an Ame-
rican sloOp OF war IN the Rotd- of st. Pierre, name
not recOlle cted On uieston Courier, Feb, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

The sdvices received by steamer Niagara gave
great impetus to operations in government and State
stocks, and important advance in quotations was
realised The steamer san s on Wednesday the 2lst
inst. will take out large amount Of United States
stocks for market In London, and for remittance In
The fulhllmsnt Of orders. In the event Of later
counts from Europe confirming those received by the
Last steamer, and the advance quoted in London Is
sustained very large portion OF public debt will
eben bs absorbed BY foreign capitalists and money
market b relieved Of much Of the burden now prsfs-
Ing upon IT, The most unfsvofabls feature connected
with extensive foreign demand for our securities
u the large importations Of foreign manufactures
which immediately follow in payment for the sales Of
these securities In London and other European mar.
kets Most Of the State stocks sold In London from
1886 to 1887 paid for by large shipments Of mer
ehandiss TO this country and are fearful such will
- the result Of tho present demand for securities
The annexed table exhibits the movement in the
leading departments Of each bank In this State &C.
oordpg to the Last returns made to the Comptroller
BANKS Stars New YoRx, DEo. o, 1sls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

ELrlkG srEAMER-AT TIE TABERNACLE ON WE'D
ne.dav evening February 2st VIII be exhibited Aerial
~ In full operation In connection with lecture
various interesting illustrations This MODEL Sschne fifteen
feet lo' will fly about tie house In circles by
the power Of its chncry gnided holm demon
stratpg tho praccatty Of through open
at Gel OK Lesprc to Tickets 20 conts be-
obtained at the door. " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
AMUaRM e HT.x.


RROADwAY rHEATRk-k A. kAssHALL PRopRls-
ID sor1uesd., k.snns. February ~ wlo. presented s1'
characters Of smns gisr sabsd the rses an ca ah rraSos
arc frrsh sbce Mr. Letter Mons norr..t Mr. v.ehs
Sap.ain HAYWOOD. sr hews skepho Me- Halfway; Lieu
n. sna Oakley NJ shas; Mrs shep,io Mss .c Tslbn;
81 a!r,st o. eouneroest
Rusl0NS THEATRE. CHAMBERS srxEEr-rUEsDAY
snU sn n,s Will be performed the fare q
Gsi IN bsSss n sIousd,% As: which
cairo MA a6so Ss s csS,prss To 10
as SnsS. I sS S'is;s N
smi'er Mr.. D. uehsm: stiese RUrton Mis ssr,ps;r.
thrc'e no 's oper at w curtain rkes att.
r
ANbwIvks- Biy LacSadss, Mr.. holland; AZ mira franklin
eE sksss S c 70 b. SHssd y
Berry Caroline Miss phips To conclude with CANAhAL
6Sn SS @ spb MI s'fn,s' %
Uwes Rozss sac PIT i2ke Door opsn s;
RARhUMs ANGLICAN HUsEUy.-P. T. BARNUM, MA
ns:er srd Propr etor; eenwood IT, Assistant sacagsr
TX o'clock Moss attractive bill this season Two LARGEST Pr
sons in the world In Of the marriage which took
place on saturday evening last The Giant
the city, the has The corm his that
he has made further with this colossal couple
year nearly sht feet high aud WEIGHS sH pounds The
Quaker Giant, ~ years Of sands Qump eisht feet
sesn a. al h,us in contrast Tsna fsry een Great
Vest the YANKEE Comedians The sac pro,her Pete Msr
ria ni's Emma i.sas ss: . ~-. -.
dane Rookwel the i, rtu, Teller Admoscn, rs cent?;
children under ten years. I2k cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, l3i9.
The Cabinet-- Odds and Ends-hswe of Stock
The Reciprocitv Bill, &c. 4.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, l349.
The Cabinet--Odds and Ends-Aswe of Stock
The Reciprocity Blu, &c. ~
We have at last something definite as to at least
one of the dramotis personG of General Taylor's
cabinet Mr.. Clayton received, yesterday, tele-
graph: despatch, offering him the State DEPART
ment, which, It is understood, he has accepted.
Ii ma y be remembered, tina! more than two months
ago, we stated we had good authority for knowing
that Mr. Clayton would get the State Department.
The appointment is good one, Mr.. Clayton being
a statesman of the first order, and moderate In hs
views
The Inteiiigenrer furnishes the public with some
negative information about the new cabinet. II
states positively that Mr.. Crittenden will not fill
place in It, The Inteiigencer, of course, has good
grounds for its statement, which, it may be re-
marked, corresponds with the letter OF the New
Orleans correspondent OF the Nsw York Herald,
two or three weeks since. Ii Is & matter OF re-
greet TO every friend Of the next administration
that Mr. Crittenden does not see fit to accept po-
si.on IN II for take 1t tor granted the offer has
been made him. He would be an able ally Tor
General Taylor. COO, clear. headed, and moderate.
We stated, a week ago, that Mr. Baille Peyton,
Of New Orleans, was about to take up his resi-
dence here permanently, and suggested that he
would fill the Attorney Generalshlp Events since
then strengthen this idea although it is generally
considered that the District AttorneyshIp OF New
Orleans is what Mr.. Peyton desircs being more
lucrative post for him than the ATTORNEY General
ship might prove.
General Taylor is to be here on WedAesday
next and has taken rooms at Williard's Hotel, al
we mentioned early in January. BY the way, he
could not have procured better quarters than the
comfortable hotel of the Messrs. Willard. His
suit of rooms Give in number) are elegantly fur
nshed, las, indeed, are all the appointments in the
house,) and open into one another
Mr. Polk has accepted the use Of Major Hess's
rooms, at the Irving House, and will move into
them on the first--leavlng Washington, for his
home IN Tennessee, by the Southern route, en- the
morning of the sixth. Mr.. Polk and his amlablc
lady are deservedly highly respected and esteemed
here and the best and klndest wishes OF all VINO
have the honor Of their acquaintance will follow
them into their retirement -
The preparations for the two great naugursuoIt
balls are proceeding with spirit MounAins Oh
sweetme ats and oceans of Champagne; Arctic re-
pions of ices and orchards OF fruits, form BUT z
sm ali norton of the bill of fare. Strangers are al
ready cepgIegatpg to witness the ce Is GSn
and dance the Polka at night. Inc OLD syenerM
will find the balls OF Monterey and Buena Vista te
have been but chlld's play compared with the I'VE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
~~~>>~>~>>s>>>~~~~~>S>>>-s-~~
TEE WEEKLY HERALD.

The mails of the American steamship Hermann,
-
Captain Crsbtree for southampton and Bremen, and
prt,.h s,..u.n,n N,.,.r. Ca,t.i, S,ons N, a.is.x
ortisn s'es"sn'P ''se"s' N~"'"" o'o"o' ioE hsuisA
end Liverpool will close IN this city this afternoon
Those Of the Hermann at o'clock, and those OF the
Niagara at O'Clock
s.,
The Weekly H'raid, printed In Freno1 ana English
n. ...r,.,,o- e. r,.o. an DO onh,i.h.d ~ -,
AVE 0"'u'soA ." H"'0P'' VI" '' pNe" ~ '"''n
W.. ,.u. .~...x ...
tE 10 lnpo''Ha' ,a'ese =" ."' A'"' .'ou,
y ~. a., "a,
'epostsi intspgence ir"m tne west noee, ~o 60, TO-
A.o ths ,stas. nd nroducs m .rk.t rsrort.
and ship news
c,~.,. .,o,s. In v..nnar. ,aaav to- rr.,,n. a.
Si"se ooP''e' w "i~ppe'' 'e.NJ AVE Ans'"s ''A-
renee. Annual eubscriptiou So co.
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
BHiPPiNG.


EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRRNIN-Tue uNfre n
nStes nau Steamer HERMANN, Captain r. Crabsrea win
foik r the above the 2Oth Feb
ruary, from Pier No North River. at O'Clock p An
experienced surgeon attached each steamer For And
passss sppy ct the Once Of the Ocean Nayraon Co
No 60 Broadway. WV
EOR sAvANNAH-wEDNEsDAY, IEBgUARY a. 4
o'clock M-The new and superior stsamship Chero-
kee Thomas Lyon will above FOR ffeieb ~
passage apply on boart at Pier North Rver front
sueet, TO SAMUEL H6NIrCHELI,
EoR sALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL BARK MARY ELLEN.
burthen 3 tons old copper and
sbeathed with yellow metal 10 being with masS
sails and rigging Sails fast and every ysfpeot 0rs
clsfs vessc Apply to Capt Hewitt board At The foot OF
kutssrs street or to BOYD u HINCKEN, 81 Wall At.
cd and copper fastened ship Ansque burhsn I1 nns or
about $500 barn LEI csppered eighteen noo and can be
sent to moderate The two cabins ON
deck and seerage. TO 20 oonS
can, besides 100 Storage paasenger The vessel h
full inventory and be Pier North river FOR
terms apply to sCHUCHARpT GsBBAHD. II Nssssu ct.
LNOR sALE-THR STEAMER NEws BOY WHICH rOR
several months past has been employed by News NO.
citation CITY, for the collection " sip nswA 40 She va
built Nov York. OF the best materials by a. Coffee In
1885, copperd and fast ned and OF the following dmen
slobe Length ia feat inches breadth ~ feet dspth
feeto ipcbss tonnage 21 1896 The engine powerful
having inch and feet stroke and IL Ia excel
lent order Her boiler entirely new and oest including
has large tanks for fresh and for strength speed
other good qualities 10 believed not 10 b. surpassed By any
steamer o. her Glass waters For further parsula april
N mis- tno~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
CLOTHING.

EAsT Off CLOTHING AND FURNIrURk-LADIES AND
~ Gentlemen having mpcrhuous ecsto dispose Of wearing
tho subscriber through fost odcc otherwise who win
attend NJ er rodece Ladies attended by Mrs. Lovonstyn
J.LEYkNSTfN. id6 Broadway. upstara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

VALIYORNIA SHIP sTOREs.-PF RLEs JAMS CATsUP s,
~ Brandy fuits Picked O sers Lotsters Fresh
Lotsere Oysters and Soups bematoally sealed
ntd in quantities 70 sn.t at the lowest price, T
Water street. opposite United States Hotel Pickles wholesale
an retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
A4USHmHNTu.

u .: .: esisr1.nss .i .iss Ia LAST o.i
.sso, mr. =. . Scout kyS', NJ: . ~; 8: P.syoS;
jHRs2s w. % os Mr. osdan NJ
San ra Benedict ur w.rsiss, s%i'z ": wso.. To
Nary rsyo seg SsS r. q I.s.es NJ g Sss
p. s os.r ,'Esss Doors ''s
81 O'Clock cOmmencest7.
CHANrEAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM
a1s a' NM Ssanc.S II. s..n ns .os
rG.e1 y. nrsr y. Sim, Mr.: s. oo S =; p, %py
hs NJ oh,si,s s,.s.s! ~ ssy.e1F q, Aas'HS: pa
Rosss n
Mr. Meadows Mr. Mofarand Jethrc q xtsr Mr. T. g. Booth
msn Alice o a.: asysa -r r.. c.a
cent. nocrs evss 81 sk e'eleek-eonneree atY
MEXICAN 0IRCUa-sANDs LENT u Co. rRoPKn-
tuesday evsnins Feb ' aIniDsvs Ponies VIII 3 in
p.Isfs q Tho cras.dsrs ~ 4
GsrdLer BsnAps Master Sands Master Ayma &o Dancing
X. rpm
at time Ss 9TH to
the pUy NE or Usn I'm mi. sss
Ss and Of Ss
4 SsTs lie.
81, BY Any IN The great q, metropolis
until further no,io. rrcdsoias each
ssn ,sS o q h usr os. sons az. e Their
Doors o.sn az 7-coneert commence at oeloci An A.
rnoon Concert every Saturday. ~ o'clock ma
nagerAnd Director. e. p. CHRfSTY.
n UNeLS BAND-MK. GUNGL RESPECTFULLY AN
~ nounee. the public at the solicitation Of his numerous
r enda that he 10 play with his band balls soeee
private parties All applications DO addressed TO him
at Nd HAMMERS street
Hx Sss sa CHIN So L,. .oS.O.. e sAOADw ~
tween Scfp1 and Prince stroets and the only In this
ssunSry consists q sa number Of lie ,e figures Of Chimes:
honses stores and vessela models Of pssod temps aad
bridges specimens Of Chimes manufacturer their agricultural
and mechanical Implements instruments Of music lanterns &c.
TO- Open from nino AN. till 10 h. daily AdmtAnoe, =
cents: Children under twelve half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20
MUSICAL.

BRADBURY h NASB3 ACADEsY or MUSIC, NO Il
- BroadwayMeffrs snd N. will elementary
class TUESDAY evening in their
.son ssleort work will used Terass3 for gentlemen.
work On Ttussay evening Glee Class for only.
On Friday At o'clock class for Misses only TERMS
81 per ,uarter.
DIANO FORTE FOR sAIE CHEAP PRICE $50 sECOND
hand mahogany. octave square Piano Forte herman
make strong and good ORDER to he To DO
II Market street.
DIANO FORTE FOR SALE-FOR SALE, A FINE TONED
81 octave Plan msd by OF the best
the city only three good Cost $3.50
will he sold at bargar Also four richly worked tapestry
Chairs. Apply at lt3 Hamnersey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

I'm RALPH. AUTHOR OF ran "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Trsatss h. So Greenwich stxsst-oos hsurs y II a.
p n (DundAy sxssptd) fhsss who apply In the carly
49, Vim Be- suypsd a. he pdy and htas nvsaisncs
ATTENDING their II chiefly. however noss who have sui
rel certain class Il people, who popsy appFsa
~ ssrvicss n structure frs1 M nrst % incpsat 70 ~
a1vAsosd and Distressing eaSe (hcA unesnnon advantGs
IaAisi cure which, hs has ground e staG saa - ostaHs<
TN n NNh1g aeleea n AmNeloA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-20

DOC1oR POWELL. OCULlST AURIsT no., ATTENDS Al
usual exclusively tie diseases Of the Eye and Ear s "a
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