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WANTED-By respectable young WomNn
w sfusfion to DO general housewvk ca asersSrk
ard a v rs ~ make herself uoea. Has god Inference
{ an te sen ics s DAYS 81 NJ. ID Casys-se-si
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10000 Copies sold in Boston in two weeks
WEBSTER and HAYNES SPEECHES.

NAPOLEON IN EXILE, or A VOICE rRoN
Inst HsLENA. BY B. VMeara. With plates , vol,
LIMO. will be published in few days.
Now ready - a.
RAMsAYS GENTLE SHEPHERD. 81
PHYSICAL TIL AORY or ANOTHER LIFE. 81
OF THOUGHT q.
LACON. by COTTON 81 %. 49,
COLERlDGE LIBRARY B!O4RAPHf; ~ d.
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TO John Il. Cough. Rev. sidney A. Corey
and Rev. DIR. LOunsberry will address TIE Young
" Church ircar Sth-Ay J on THU RSDAY EVENING, Dec
g. Tickets 20 cents had at the door ON the evening OF
the meeting, and a, the following places n Sarpen
No 7C2 agton-st; III. Gray, No Sli bieeckcrst
C. c Leigh No. .62 Beeckerst 5 Alaire corner Hudson
and Banow-st.; and VIM Harmed, No.S2 STRAY
~ The Anniversary Of the tfalsfed Literary
SSciety of the Union Theological Seminary will be held
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, Dec. 2 at the Chapel oil
the Seminary, No 9Universty-plaee, at % T. NJ
" The Festival and Exhibition oil tue sun
ny school of the Church Of the Restorato VIII tsSe
place az Montague Hail. Brooklyn on THURSDAY ~ EN-
ING Dec 2S6 variety Of useful and fancy articles win
be offered r sale band of music viii be IN attendance
Tickets % cents, be had ut the door
O. To Episcopnlans-CHURC fA NM ne, Ia
dies of the Chch OF ST. John Baptist REV COhN
r. DUFFIE Rcctor) have opened q FAIR IN aid OF SAID
Church. in Broadway, west side two doors above 81
as, church The friends Of Church are invited TO make
ii, ir II ,lday purchases THIS DAY THURSDAY or Fhi-
DAY.
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NANTED--By thorough business young
w Man In Commercial House situstyu hscsiyer
or Assistant BOOK Keeper Address to j. ~ X rnbine
Office.
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VVANTED-A situation by respectable
w Protestant Woman to take full charge Of baby.
TIE hest OF city reference gwen from Der last place Can
be seen for two days al No. Is Hsmmond-st
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Iahic., Eair Of the Union Cougregatlon-


~ Fair of tl,e ladies' Union Aid society,"
THIS Society which has FOX It's object to provide
HE residence for the aged and inErn members OF tn
Church In This city, having occupied leased house ioi '
Lest Two wears hiss purchased an eligible ocaton io' I've
Institut,on in 6lkt ST, near Broadway. - n. 0, 80
Fair will be held at Metropolitan hah nom - = ~
Is The avas ofwhch viii be appropriated to assist ID VIC
erection Of q suitable building 80, - rrrrsDAy
EVENING Dec. q, by Rev. Mr. HAGANi' Of the 'e' y
st Church ,.,.s .,.s n, -.fnesh,nent
,cr viii he gratefully received and may De Sent 70 tue
Hall on MONDAY, sth, when the Con,atse WI R Dc
nSspce and al any time TO Mrs FARk No soV bruSa
where tickets OF admission may DC obsinsd o. o W
Ar,nts OF the F.. Book Concern No no "a a. s,'
MARVIN 4 NORTH, No. 80 Nilliam'sI ana ~ '"o u'''
ry- Ladies' Fair at Wiliansbnrsh,nIIIane F "a,
,bs In,yersAist Church and Society VIII hoie "
"a on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ana ~ e e ~ =,
ING I'd inst the odeon ttns Msrsp0 snsns ss.or.
-, sl apA fancy articles viii be displsye.i ana
pen,iu supply Of refreshments be provided ADMISSION
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Observation-Disclosures Ball al
"a Of the NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMEESSt.
- M ,,I take place At the ASTOR-PLACs OrhnA
tI1p az - MONDAY EVENING, Jan ~ 1873 ilehes
fee
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yIyHE PIJBLIC are respectfully lnIOrtleu,
,b., The original imodel by Professor Cosori III, o.
,Ie uroposed group Of COLUMBUS UNVEILiSS y. r,x
Nr{y TO TfiE 0Lp WORLD, 10 be erected IN tae Wy
80 w..h;nrton 10 now submitted 10 the Judgment o, M
smsy,can people at Messrs WILLIAMS i srE' E-'''
No SIS Broadway.
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~ LEN and the f h Nyes-sf the new and spacious
in Bro.dx.y adjoining &c S% authentic Dwa
nSs sss he .pos s. Mr. dane = n
tour e1Psy for t s wS,l moves Il n and On
Rla,1 80 nd Saturday sSsne0as y esassA
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WANTED-By a respectable Protestant
w youus Woman situation ~ Cook or Lsun ir-ss.
Csn BE- seen for two days at No ss istay fourth dor,
front
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w LA w 1EhC.-W tut uNc va uroh
in an office BY copyst Has had considerable cspe.
rcce in hat business and would undertake the writing OF
any gentleman offering the accommodation OF mo iersts
terms Reference given. Address II. No 2y iilckss,
Brooklyn.
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4 VERY nksaEcrABLE IoUNG WOMAN re-
~ cuircs sltesrOu Ch .srsns Nurse o. Water, OF
temperate ksis krt eAiiarsn ard Wiling to r,oir asr
tesl The encft q h~r employer Any rers,n
as rsi vii feel thsnk I'M srch help bcs cly ecnce
Cal, for three Gays Il No 81 We. litpst, bst~een pa
ard ltth-avs, rear house.
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WAN1ED-Bya respectable Young woman,
w stnatou Wet Nurse, aud is perfectly healthy
la. lost baby i've mouths old Best Of city rcerenee
gwen Inqairv AZ ~ Avenue A. between lsth and l9IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

persons who are pleased with revery, can affsrd
amusement for hours, and as each wave breaks on
the sand, thoy may contemplate on tho munifcsnco
and wonderful powers Of our Creator.
AS yet, we have not witnessed what you may call
hot day. although, elsewhere we hear Of the ex-
treme heat. Even few miles back from the shore
the warmth increases amazingly but hore, the
ocean breeze can always be found, which invigo-
rates the body, clears up the intellect, produces
keen appetite, and, in fact, the whole system
Tho hotels and boarding houses here are filing
up rapidly. The Bath Hotel has over hundred
and fifty visitors, principally from Philadelphia,
BuriiD gton, and New York. We noticed on the
register, Mr.. Justice and family, Philadelphia; Mr..
and family, do; Mr. Alexander and family, Now
York Mr.. Fuller and family, Natchez, Miss. The
majority Of the bonrders at the Branch are regular
yisters, families who have been in the habit OF
spending the summer months at this place for the
last twenty years. Long Branch is chosen by many
from the fact Of its being Of sufficient distance from
New York to be kept clear of the floating stock of
day excursionists. The amusements here are ample
picturesque rides, good fishing. also, woodcock
and pover shooting ball alleys, billiard tables, SC
The bathing is under tho direction Of experienced
man. to prevent any accidents. The house arrange
ments and the cuisine department, are OF the first
quaIity, and, In fact, every effort appears to be
made by Capt. Green and his excellent superinten-
dent, Mrs. Cook, to add to the comfort Of their
patrons.
In a few days, it is contemplated the FIRST soiree
OF the season will be given, and in that event you
may expect to hear from me again, We have
already, some visiters who heretofore patronixed
Newport but not wishing to be subjected to the
trammels Of the odious Maine liquor law have
sought this spot in preference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
Seventy sixth Anniversary OF the Fourth OF
July In Paris.
SHABBY PROCEEDINGS.


Many arrangements had been proposed for the
last two weeks by Americans Of rcspectablity, to &C.
lcbrate the Fourth ofJuy with all the necessary and
possible respect due to such solemn souUe1H from
tho he'd of the free-the only true republic Of the
world grand dinner had been proposed by some
one to take place at the Freres Proy9nceaux, az il
did two yearsago A grand ballad also bcenproposed
10 be gvena NJ the Jardin oliver, BY subscription, TO
which al the American ladies and others would
aso be invited, without distinction Of cliqucs and
rank, on tho only condition that they should be
Americans, or friends Of America. Unfortunately
and notwithstanding the advice Of those respectable
citizens of the United States, the committoo al eng
sol d,SGnf Club Of America decided that they Wouu
take the afair into their hands, and soon ~ ms
was known no Que desired to enter into any COM
petition with society Ct such osrcp'aDio c'a-
racter. 49,, 80.
Mgny comm unicatiors Of what took pace during
the evening Of Saturday last (3d OF July, very
oueer day indeed 10 celebrate the 4th, which Was
celebrated on The 18th in tho United States), have
| brcn sent TO me I have chosen among them the
following one. which is the less personal and cut
| tne OF them. | know it i a correct report, and
/ void Of malice 49,
! We have had celebration Of the Fourth of July
in Paris which merits the special attention Of ouv
/ r.oplo on the other side. There IL. rs you know.
/ mongrc club Of French and Americans here, az the
old FresCati gambling rooms. Il l. called the Cel.
ce dcs Hepr BLONDES. The general diameter Of til
| concern have before giyen you.
About ter lays before the gpntyefssiy u 'ode'
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Theatrical md Muslcal.

BowERY THEATRE This evening, the great
Wizard of the World, Mr. Macallister, appears, for
ginai soirScs magigue Mr. NJ, when last in this
city. wos greatly admired for his quickness and de-
ccptions. The entire of tho Bowery stage, which u
the largest in the city. will be occupied by his gor-
geous cabinet of mechanical, scientific, and phito.
sophical apparatus
BROADWAY THEATRE Professor Anderson, tbs
Wizard CT the North, announces a great variety Of
mysterious end surprising performances for this
evening. Among them are the famous crystal
casket, the mystic cabinet the mysterious portioi0.
clairvoy apce, the inc xhaustibe bottle, with many
other Surprising feats. No doubt many of the adj
mirers Of the Professor will be present this evening
NiDLo's garden. The great comedian, w. +.
Burton, who is generally considered the best actor
his great characters Of Timothy To0dle and Toby
Tramp, supported by very good dramatic c2m-
papy. There can be little doubt but that Largo
assembiage OF his admirers will be present.
N ATloNAL TuEATRE.-The third great wonder Of
the age, the Spanish Magician and King Of tho
Wizards, Don Antonio CUrdova, appear. for the
second time at this establishment, in grand tgyp
tian entertainment. The entertainments viii COM
rnence with the new drama entitled Kenneth, or
the Weird Woman Of the Glen,' and all viii oon.
clude with the farce Of the Stage Struck Yankee
CASTLE GARDEN French & Heiser, in their
engagement OF Herr Cline, and Professor Honey and
SON. afford the most amusing entertainments every
everng Hcrr Cline is well Known a. an excellent
dancer on The corde aasiqpe and tho Professor AMI
his son are greatly admired as equlbrists.
OtyNPtc THEATRE --Doneti's troupe Of trained
animals " i'll amuse their patrons this evening" ~
the exhibition Of all their surprising teats. ma
young folks will be delighted by calling at the
Olympic TO sec them.
AMERIekN MUSEUM This afternoon AMI even
| iug's programme will compriee Ethiopian p,Iiorn.
ancas by Whites Screnadcrs, and the exhip't.on
| Of the "optical Fireworks" and Disjoiving
Views.
CHFfsTY's OPERA HoraE .--Chrsty's popular
| band Of minstrels announce very attractive So
l,r,ion az soprs. dances. instrumental solos. and
In1lesoues for tonight. George, Pierce, and Luke
. West axe to appear.
| woop's MrNsrEts.-Ths company Of mirth pro-
| vol,nc Ssrkies continues to delight largo assem-
| b,aces The programme provided for this evening
! i exceedingly inviting Briggs benefit will take
| place next week
| TRooKLYN MUSEUM. The bill of entertainments
offered for to.nght at this theatre comprises tho
tragedy OF OtLello," and The farce of he Rough
Diamond" Mrs. stephens benefit is to come OH on
Wednesday next.
Mr.. AND Mrs. RsE's BrSgFIT These popular
artists arc to take benefit en- FRIDAY next 1T fho
Brooklyn Museum. They deserve bumper
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Ou. Long Branch Correspondence.
"a 4

BAH HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, ~,
July 10, 1852
Flcasp.cs If the Sea-ShOre-- DRighfd Bat'ins-
Fshing. Woodcoct Shooting, &C., &c.
The weather here is most charming-thc ocean
in all its splondor continues to heavc up its majestic
waves on the beach, sometimes roughly, and at
others smoothly just at the dctaton of old Borcas,
who very frequently creates considerable sensation
about these parts. Many days. as far as theeye can
reach, vessels arc seen making their course for the
norris oe their destination; IL is really beautiful
s;obt Thc surf. too, a. Il rolls on the beach, to
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tiss was there don't rccoIlcct whether doccas-
cd was there.
Isaac PreniisS was hero called up as TO this
point Wv as not present a, the organ playing;
was not in town never told Ashley was UNI
der the bridge; don't know when tie organ
playing was.
.ishiey rcSumed.-Isaac Prentiss was at the
organ playing: am sure of 1t; there was
some laugh about Isaac prcntss running I'M
der the bridge when DR.. Farchlld came out !;
lrcntlss did not deny IT; ZONE of this gang
were at my grocery the night before the woods
en- horse was stuck up has seen the papers {;
paper shown thinks this Is one Of them saw
sloan door snd sign piustered all over with
manure.
Cross cramined by MAyNARD Thinks con-
ycrsltion about Prenlss running under the
bridge was day or two after the aililr with
the organ; this was before prosecution for
adultery thinks lsaac l'rcntiss admitted he
ran under the bridge
On H.neSs--IhomaS Lcrnn,ray know
about wooden horse. it was made at Mike Berk-
ley S shop Saw Prentss, (decpased Seymour
sandersor. myselfund others. were present at
the time Il was made; there vds n partnership
in making it pattern made by Mr. Berkeley
Heb Everest made the goose that was hung on
it Jake Berkeley made the stake holes, Tor the
legs; Mr. Berkeley made the head; and papers
were put ITO the horse cannot tell who wrote
the papers they were written there It was
finished somewhere about 9 clock Rllev
Woodev vent out with the horse and the rest
went with him; they went towards ololn's
/ shop: | went with them few rods, and stop.
ped and went homci knows nothing about the
Odd Fellows, nor the Milton Club: recollect
" L
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GEORGE SLApEE3
R0SCO ILLlNOl. LAND AGENT FOR

ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN & IOWA.
MR., SLATER, is resident Of illinois,
VA being here now on vjsIi, aud viii remain
here until Tia" lst 81 June Wh+n j." NIL r'tum 10
Illinois lie takes tins method To iuforlu Iuo-r en-
the above States ,ouuu% the coming season tor the
purpose oi locating m the most preferable section
lard 10 which he Is entitled by the Act, aud will for
n snlil compensation, attend 10 all business ot a
like manner as Tor himself He VIII follow, as far
possible the directions OF those " no employ him, IN
regard to the geological nature of the iaud selected
and IN what State prrierrd For particulars apply
al this Office address the publisher Of tins paper by
letter, pust-UHid.
Address Gro. SLATER. paid, Painslill VI.
until The LIST OF June uud then Rosco Illinois.
Palusvllie w., MAY S'5l. w6mos.
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derson in the street the night before
Objected 10 BY CWTTENDEN, and ruled opt.
Cross errmin,I ~ CHtTTENDEN--Th par
ties were net more than or . rods irUM me
during the afItay; Sloan drew back lis hand
has; (the witness made Il backward motion of
her elbow Frcn'iss raised hand thus they
closed together and heard blows Mrs. San
derson said, Give it to hun, Sloan, give it to
aim; kill him; ia like to see you kill him let
MN have it, Sloan and Prentiss came togeth-
er lcngthwise OF The road heard Sandcrson tell
his wife she Ind better go into the house;
hcnrd nothing sril to Prentiss; heard Pfentis3
say something coming down the hill.
10th WjneSS Melissa Chenep.-Mrs. Prem
tiss was at our house on the evening of Sept.
Sth asked me to 90 home with her ard went !;
as we were going along, heard Mr. and Mrs.
Sanderson inwlug; saw Mr.. Sloan coming
down the road; they said SO much that can't
tell what they did say; Sloan called Sander
son coward, and ,od him lie dared net come
cut: Mrs. Prent.se and Sloan were in the road,
not quite opposite Sanderson's, little below :
by this time we got about opposite Mr. San
ocrsonS. and Mrs Sunlcrscn said: there goes
another Of your beautiful sisters; its a pity
she wouldn't throw herself ever the big falls
with the other one: don't remember anything
further till ! saw i'rcntisS coming dow! the
road don't remember ANYTHING airs. Frentiss
said; don't remember anything about any poet
~ being repeated; ut this time Sloan was on
the side of tue road. this side Of Sandcrson's {:
didn't sec them til Sloan and prcntsz met /;
they met d little balow Sandersou's and saw
Sloan strike the first blow:
To the CouNT.-When thew frat met they
were . rods from nc; first thing | saw rl}ln
strike Prcnli~s.
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Field Seeds.

NARRoWFNT, Early June. Ohio. aup
"a suck rro, Poland, Black sea aud Eu-l
Wheat Nrrd Corn 80, Tor ealr low, ty
DANLA y ALLEN
March ~. WIT
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blade five inches ionJ at least; my wife sad
4 wouldn't say so3 prentiss replied, i would
as quick run that into him as | would into n
ratilesnGke : couldn't say he used any harsh
language couldn't say he said damn him =
saw the wooden horse saw Slonn's door and
sign plastered over with manure. tRemain-
der Of cross examination not importantly
Dircct resumed Couldn't say whether il was
Fall or Spring The knife Prenss had, had an iron
handle, ikife shown 10 witness; that Is not the
knife.
10 the CorRr hardly thinks the knife Prcn,iss
had could be opened with one hand.
Prentiss made this kuiic because Deb. Pirkcr
made one, tnj Prcntiss wished to show him he
could do tie same
Prentss didn't have the knife in his hand when
Sloan came upto him Prentiss said II had my eye
on him. lSouu) aud If he had oiirrd anything,
would have run tina. into him = this is all he said
iii, my wiic demonstrated wiin him going over to
my house, Prcntiss and talked il over, that Sloan
had pistol: asked HIM why he didn't mount Sloan
and ne replied as have stated ii was short time
ago that first told anybody OF this conversation
vi h Prenliss it was since the ARRAY; Mr.. Halls
folks were in tic next yard, when TIE conversation
with Prentiss occurred.
23d WHncSs;-Zcnas Il'oo|-Was the Mags-
tratc before whom Sloan was up for adultery.
Counsel for the Prisoner admitted that prcn,iqs
was material witness against Sloan in the tia! :;
and also that an iadcmnen, is now pending ag. inst
Sloan for Adultery. Mr. " oct, therefore, retired
from the stand.
The Prosecution here rested
THE DEFENCE.
The Counsel for the Prisoner called
ISf Witness - Y s. Ciqrk II drew the Plan ir
Court during he SC s4lon Of the Court, last ScIiem-
bc5; called on Caroline Cheney to point out tic po-
eliiOng where she vus nj different fines Iuripr Tho
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

NJ HAi,WsnoI Cough Medicines, Hlf the ony
~ IAN storduid article that has fully sus-
4 'NSys | taincd its tIcat aud constantly
n EoN,,s "hiL moving reputation, for 80 long
m A, Nrhny period of ume. Many eminent
asia1tJs ID pl ysicans do not hesitate To uc-
knowledge its superiority, and with entire confidence
TO recommend 1t to their patients Il superior prep
araion, which has been found to b. perfectly sate
convenient, and highly etficacious M all Diseases .!
he Thtodt, Lungs, and Chest. One who has used
il thus speaks OF it,
"CLlSroN PARK, n. Y, Dec &C. 1850
Mcssrs. Reed q Cutlcr,-Nearly seven years $50
had violent attack of inflammation OF the lungs
which was treated by my physicians win the most
powerful remedies but with little effect tor the nbatc-
1hent OF violent pains about my chest. My cough
was almost incpssalit, accompanied with eNpeclufa-
ton OF the most putrld and offensive klud. part Of
the tim" mixed with blood, both O, dark aud pink
color. Several large ulcers broke on my lungs,
which came Iear suiiuclting me. ] ad couti.ua
night swealS, ANA was reduced almost to Il skel ton
My case was considered hopeless, not only by the
physicians, but 10y all who me. Accidentally
hearing from IA nrlEhbor OF the effects While! the
Vegetable Pumoury, BaIsam had produced IN a
similar ease, was induced to Try 1t. Before had
used one bottle began to improve, ana by tie nse
OF four bottles was restored to usual health ] had
used variety OF other medicines which gave me no
relief \ few weeks ago was similarly attacked.
aud am now using the Balsam with the same ben
ciicil results. This settlement Is unsolicited aud it
costs you nothing, but 1t will be of any service 10
any one, my. object is accomplished.
(Sgncd 'WM. =, NOXEN, y. NJ"
Nov. |, lS5l-New Certificates to almost any
extent, might be added If deemed nrcrssary bat the
prCprcOrs iee that the article has become 50 uhvrr-
sally well known, and its virtues 80 generally ac-
knowIcdged by physicians and others as to make It
unnecessary /. oi1r, at this time. tuter proof OF me
mort. OF this c,ghy popular article
n Bcm7rt Of "onD.crtens 0n} Tmit4tioH-.
sucn n Carriers Compound Pulmonary Iaisan.,
American Pulmonary Ba!sam, aud others. IN part
! bearing the unuie EuGGire tor the article by lis
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al,.sm0rr', g'atrml XpIary.

TT l. subscriber having purchased tho
A P;ien, rGlr for this valuable Improvement r
rhe county ut Chlrsndrn wi dispose o., single o.
Town rglls ON reasonable lr7lns us may 10 desired
The rNprncrs hives l. about QUE dua, accom- .-an3t
ug the deed j. pamphl"i giving all necr ssatv d.
rrcuuus a. the building OF hives and HoAses-ilso
for manaslus the Bees. single nghs ten Dollars all
communications addressed 10 Inc Subscriber at l',l-
d,Ih, Falls JOSEPH WELLS.
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