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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04
Asa Parker Attorney at Law.
CoScORD NEW HAMPSHIRE.

There was a great rush at Wizards on Inauguration
day-tndeed there perfect jam everywhere-and
our friend Parker found difficulty in getting down
TO the dinner table along with Of his ownsmen-
The dinner fine one, the champagne delicious and
after hours sitting the New Enganders left the table
IN the merriest mood inns ginabe
'Now fellows 4" said Parker as they emerged from tho
dining room-every man look for his hat I've got
a mark on mine that nobody mistake
But there some sort Of mistake somewhere not
"thsanding. IL was some time before Mr. +. found his
hat NJ ALL and them he orcd under the impre tiol
that it had grown trac older since he dinner
But the placard IN the crown all right and Asa Par
krr, Attorney Law, Concord New Hampshire" stated
him in the face M he looked inside.
IAN right, fellows. said Parker raising the tile TO his
gourd. "Nothing like making Of things whe- you
go into crowd My hats safe anyhow" But he only
put the hat on the top Of head for il entirely
small to 60
"wbal- the matter Parker enanred one ofthe marty
as the Attorney attempted to pull on the hat
ooh, nothing responded Parker, again looking into
the hat-nohing-its all right Of course Asa Parker
Attorney at Law, Concord, New Hampshire" Certainly
knew y must be my hat" And again he attempted 10
pull the hat on.
The party around could III suppress laughter at the Co
mical motions of the embarrassed lawyer Appeared
not notice It. and industously endeayored TO make
the hat fit somehow. In Of absolute bewi-
denen he at length turned of the party aud pre-
senting the hat desired him to tell what IN it
The man read Asa Parker, Attorney at Law, Concord,
New Hampshire"
"An rght-of course" exclaimed Parker, again at
tempting to pull on the hat, ony to his still greater Devil
derment
"Wi you have the kindness tell me who anYH ask
ed lac stil more pcrpcxed.
Certainly" said the addressed; "you Asa Par
ker, Attorney at Law, Of Concord, Now Hampshire.
"Of course said Parker, "Darn il knew It," And he
made trial at the hat
IL would be very difficult to say whether Mr.. Parker
knew himself from hoc in the ground" about this June
ure lie looked again into the hat and read the inscp
lion and then at his friends wto still preserved straight ia
ces and finally cared
"Genicmen said r., with intense gravity IT nm Asa
Parker Attorney at Law, Concord New Hampshire and
II this lat belongs to Asa Parker Attorney Law Con
cord. New Hampshire all have say, s that my head
: . sreited most d-y since rcRtt 10 dinner ~.
The Colonel didn't tell "a who changed NJ. Parkors
card into somebody elses hat-Nsu York Spirit on
IiHes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04
The Medical Cellese.

we surrender our columns this morning TO the
Professors Of the Medical College, to indicate them
serves anu the institution under their charge against
the combined assaults made upon them. We never
read moro satisfactory and conclusive document
Both in argument and fact it is irr .sistbe we do
not doubt but that the honorable gentlemen who COM
pose the Board Of Trustees Of Hampton SYDNEY. will
in justice 20 themselves to good faith and To the ryba
OF others rerace their steps and annu the action of
their last meeting We do not believe. from our
knowledge of the "a gentlemen composing that Board
that majority Of them would for the sake of con-
trolling all the Colleges in the Commonwealth. be
willing that the imputation of injustice and bad fait,
should rest upon them. With knowledge of all tho
facts we do not believe that majority ut the late
small Board would have acted as they did
Ii appears, that the scheme for defeating the nomi
nation ofthe Faculty, entered upon last winter
by portion Of the Doctors of Richmond and one Of
the prustees-the only residing in this CITY, The
existence OF this combination was studously and by
the confession of the Richmond Trustee after consul
tation concealed from the Faculty The President Of
the College, short time before the meeting of tho
Board sent the Faculty word that they need appre-
bend no difficulty, that their nomination would be
confirmed, or words to that effect We imputc no
sinister motive to this officer But the effect of his
message was 10 lui the Faculty into false security
Surprising that their nomination would meet with no
serious opposition, they neither went themselves nor
sent any to represent them before the Board and
to explain the IA is. The result was the Board ac-
ted in ignorance of the real relations between the
parties.
The Professors ask reconsideration and reversal
of this action-and will not do the Board of Trus-
tees the injustice to suppose that they will hesitate 10
grant the request The past connexion has been
agreeable and harmonious and profitable to both sides
IIampden Sydney has certainly not been injured by
it At the time of the union, she was at very low
ebb and now she has nearly many students as the
Medical Department A continuance of the union
the same terms have subsisted from the begin.
ming, would tend to promote the prosperity of both
We hope may be the good fortune of the parties to
restore those pleasant and cordial relations.
SrAN-venerable and decrepid Spain-has put in her
claim the custody of the Holy Places in Palestine The
New York Courier gives the particulars In former times
when Spain the foremost European power claim of
this SORT would have produced great sensaton-now
is the subject of ridcue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04

Tuesday, end August JOHN MOTLEY In the 2ist year
n his His friends and those the family
tend h funeral this Thursday morning 10 O'clock
tcnaiy Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04
RICHMOND WHIG.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1883.
To CORRESPONDENT.

written both side, paper be published
mis- rule OF long standing ought to be win
no ass be departed from Obituary exceeding eight
hnes are charged for u advertisements. ''s"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04

SrAIS-venerable and decrepid Spain-has put in her
claim to the custody of the Holy Places in Palestine The
New York Courier gives the particulars In former times
when Spain the foremost European power claim Of
this would have produced great sensation-now il
is the subject of ridicule.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-04
DIED,

RrcnvoSD, 2nd August, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Aid Tweed in the Chair and quorum present
Petitions Rejerre4-0f T.. Keyser and ohec 4, H.,
Fifty seventh ST. from Third to Fifth av grsi.s' y
Hose Co No. H. TO have their house enlarged. Of n,,
X Mccormick, of No. 6s Beekman Sc for remune,,s
for damages received by reason of the late ele;aa
Hose Co No. |, for eco feet of hose; of Laon.-i
Kirby and others, demonstrating against the extenoa
the Sixth and Eighth av Railroads through from Bs,l.
to Vesey st and up Vesey to Churchst
Resollti0Rs-By Aid. Surtevant 10 pave with Rus,n,,
meut Greenwich ST. from Courlandt TO Duane a. sSs,.
delay and that the Commissioner OF Repairs snd Sau
advertise for estimates Referred to Committed on Stea
BY AID Bard 10 advertise forproposals for ground kr
purpose of erecting thereon building, to be known y
"Firemens Hall same TO be located between Hou.p
ard Fourteenth SITS, and Broadway and Bowery a.
Fourth av. Referred.
Rcporfs concurrod into secure a location for Ep,.
Co No 49, and also to build new house for said Cos
pany. To build pier at foot OF Seventeenth 81, " h
amend the resolution adopted by the Board Of Assistant
TO grant Second ay Railroad to extend their rails thru
South.s to Wall Il by allowing said Company 20 et,,
their rails through South ST. 10 the Battery and to cAr
the usual rate five cents below Forty second ste h
TO be the same those the other part of the road
Petition of Russ Reid in relation to the couire. i
paving Grand and Fulton sts claiming that they were a
titled 10 it.
Resoiuiion Adopted-By Aid Francis, that the window
Of the CITY Hall be illuminated the evening of the $50
inst, Evacuation Day, under direction Of the Comm,
missioner of Streets and Lamps, and that transparenc
be fitted up in front of the Hall and that the sum Of ga
be appropriated therefor.
Reports AG0pfed-Io restore 10 Companies and u
their espective engines To erect fire alarm bell tows
upon the rear of lot occupied by Engine No 49, situated
Fifty eighth ST. Broadway. To build four wheeled
hose carriage for No 80 To organize engine eoa
pany to be known "a No. 40. To build bulkhed frDa
Pier No. % TO No. q, North River.
The following communication from Mr. Dillon WAS N
ferred to Committee on Lamps and Gas
LAW DEPARTMENT, CRY OF EEw-YoaK, Nov. l6 ltn
T. ne BhGyd u Aldermen:
received the resolution requesting the Counsel the Cor
roTan the Board whether the Department Of Lns
nd
oil ps lighted by contract, and have the honor report
By rerence TO the report OF the CONTROLLER End thas
number employed TO light the public lamps by a.
Cor nioner Of Lamps ana Ca aud that they receive daily
able month The number Of lamps sbtsirs
$3.50 The number Of employed l. go and the amount &
compensation from January September upward Of sn
The charter requires that all be done O hsCs
ration involving expenditure Of than SS shall ea
Although the payment to esch lamp lighter and h ss
smT may equal that yet such ION Of the tAss
would be evasion u ne spirit and would be Illegal "
opinion clear that the lamps should be lighted by coir
Respectfully submitted ROBERT DILLON
The Board adjourned to Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, ls53.-Assistent AID Jere Tra
ter ESQ, President, in the Chair.
Ropiins Wh0eas The specification for the building Of W
Eighth Ward Staonhouse did many Important
pr0ytmeuts,
Re0ieo That the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
two lights be placed the entry particles
closets In second Story ceilings h and
Stories and desk in order thai said Eighth Ward 3ioahss
nay be more seryicable and complete Adopted
That iron hydrsnt be substituted for the wooden "a.
Madenane and Nssssuhe said wooden nossS
structing the Sidewalk
Reporfs-Of Commissioner Of Streets to amend resal
ton from Board Of Aldermen relative 10 extending rd
Second av. Railroad through South st. 10 the BaieyeI
permitting them to extend To Wall-st Adopted
COmmuaic0ti0Hs.-Fr the Commissions Of Repnn
and Supplies with estimates for repaving Grsnis ron
Broadway 10 Grand st. Ferry T. r.; and Fultona ron
the Hudson the East River, Except that portion paved
with Russ pavoment,) with granite blocks, stating An
John Cooke Il Co. the lowest bidders, lat tgg pfn
perfcia yard,l and recommending that the conrsci "
awarded to them, with appropriation at that rate :,
From Board Of ALfermea.-Repor allowing the han1
Railroad Co, to place rails in Crosby and Elm i3M
use Of large cars instead Of going through The D''
cry To Committee Streets.
Adopting the report in favor of increasing the sasns
Of the members of the Police Department, MISUNDERSTANDING
the objections of His Honor the Mayor. Motion oim
Board of Aldermen cOncurred in, affirmative 10, negs"
!, Asst. Alderman BreardeD, who complained lha n
police did not interfere 10 stop his ballot houses fromH
upset Election day.
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternooa ~
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The money dealers Of Europe still talk Of restoring
and prefe ing peace by the phrases Of diplomatic notes
and protocols, and the enhanced price OF COnsOs at
London nay, perhaps, be taken evidence that the
public consider this expectation well founded Quite
a. likely however It il grown from the relief felt on
exchanging the suspense Of uncertainty for the assur
that il inevitable. But it il difficult to dis
ec'er what good ground there il for supposing hos
Titles will give place 70 negotigatOns, at least before
oIe NJ The parties il defeated Neither Isuasia nor
Tu5tey ia mn 10 position 10 draw back; there must
e lgLtng ind that u decisive sort before ncgotat-
iag csB BE- resumed The only event which can pro.
cyee syeedj restoration Of peace IL the utter dcloa
u he Tubs Aher that experience they will readily
yieN ~ tie entTea,jes u The Western Powers, and
settle tAe question ior the time being, On Russian
ne IfiHcpsllles y tie N1scD,its Empire But II
~ Russians sLosN ~ pretty Thoroughly defeated IN
J0fDte fiefs s gDDJ ffasDn ~ believe they hhye
sfssl3 kseh W s,Hls eS.nt defealed ~ Asa The end
n Ne ~~ Ds'ptes in1fheitey pgsspoped and tho
Nesls,h IDnessfs HsitslD b, bs in,el,ed IN a. Ut n
te'lsl's bstfif hei"esA tnh,A DDfeLstoH and Omef
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DDs e5e, bssie0 Ms sgDns e,A osis yla. a..sis,y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

stated meeting Of this Board was held last evening
Present. T. c. Benedict Esq, President, and forty
Commissioners.
The minutes Of the last meeting road aud approved
AomiHGfioa.-On application Of the School OAicCrs Of
Firft Ward tho following appointed Trustees of
Common Schools for said Ward Wis John &. Alstali
q r.. Cock resigned Abraham Moore rssr 4 Pcri
resigned
AyrAesi,ess Tho application Of S.hool oalcees Of
Eighteenth Ward COR appropriation 81 5isso g.
a new Urinary Sehoel Ia Nmcteensh g.. near Egss AZ
telettod g. lhe Vonmttve Nadlhss ani kaps|ts
Arcihet application nvln tho " a,h iag az siy>
rf,asea co. terahs, ,vfssivA &, he EleAaes tan
ml,see
Az application ~ ,hs sehesl Nai.ess ~ tAi,sssssA
Want 60 rswef a. st~ss S.hsyl Nsess ass ~
NJ "a tNtesesa ~ ~.' iV-eAsvA ~ ias Csaag.ss "a
al,.s ssa riats
tts t,,sl, y, tAd ts,e,y ss pe.,1 AZ application 90
is.sth tsss 20 "a appropriation 81 80 ss gAs BE
t.istsS Pc .ss,s-.s ~ .s,ysyts 80 Mad $ ae,
" ihN1ssD1s IS su,sss.a Mad ~ eo.,a - i .p,,ls
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k..-s pVaA nys4.4 h4a a syb ,.4.ti. .a.. " i.s.J
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
WIDENING TIE BOWERY.

The Committee Streets met in the Board Of Alder
mems Room yesterday afternoon 10 hear objections and
answers the project Of widening tho Bowory. Ator
como d,Loralion, the Chair takon by AID Cornell.
who explained tho purpo Of tho mooiing aud Rad tho
following petition
The siuaens Of said ttT, respectfully petan Yoaf
iiauaas lsdy Tho ir al Go BE- faAon i1l
rnwefi lee ias tho Nstfr sa. between WAaea
10 usiond an ths uawetr TOO
vlih h. ssa slras, 3" Hesss' fais ~ st ass Fs"Ahs
s..,a iis dswn hiss h rsa m iisat,s iau
30 ths n-tis'r VIA a-a si r-ass. ihS
s.k ~ iastal asi -ssil -
.-s 900 49, side 90 - ws tts ~..Ass ~ ss
49,. b.--a-- i.s~ass .h.ss n--. r-.@
s-l Ices tsis.i tii sr-.iis ~ -ii .ts-t-t
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80 'ti -ii t.fh L. - t-s 80
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tllti.. .t tt- ,.-..t -i i, u. a. 81, .--. - 80
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80 btfl ''-u t,-st' Ni ~ ~sv.N v.4A -4t,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Mr. ERAsTUf BRooKs informs the public, in reference to
our recent statement of the fact that did not
him as candidate for Senator but urged instead the sup
port Of the Maine Law candidate that Mr. Brooks
"fesses TO have suffered well from the bold false
hoods and smooth speech of this from his sy in
"iriguts and steahy reachery-bu all well that ends
well
As we at all times declared that should support and
oppose candidates for the Legislature this year they
were known be favorable adverse to the Maine Law
and as we are not that Mr. Brooks prossed to
be favorable 10 that measure cannot imagine any cir
cunsances that the language above used and we
VIII thank Mr. Brooks if he win specify the bold false
hoods "smooh speech" sly ntrgues and s;ealthy
eaohery" which he 10 have existed. II s no con-
Sequence" Mr. Toots would soy, as 10 the rhetoric
wherein Mr. Brooks INDUCES but If really active
and energetic in ae rpting to defeat his election to post
in which he will be very certain to do all the mischief pos
sbe 10 the party which elected him it viii lastngly
cole us TO be made aware Of the fact Let hear about
those bold fasehoods' Mr. Il. and then the stealthy
"treachery" We wait little if you insist il, for
the sly intrigues and smooth speech"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COrNTY CANYASSERS.

quorum appeared about l2I O'Clock yesterday in the
Chan Der of the Board of Aldermen In the absence Of
Mr. Compton, Mr.. Temann called to the chair.
There was no discussion on any subject The quorum
soon dwndled down to FIVE or six members, but some
work was dispatched Mr. Ward canvassed the State and
County ticket of the Fifteenth Ward Mr. Alvord of the
Eighteenth ard canyGssed the State and County ticket
Of the Twenty first Ward At 2! Z. ~ the Board was de-
clared adjourned TO this noon.
We observe that we have made a mistake in reckoning
the expenses of canvassing-he Aldermen get only two
dollars per day. instead OF four Our corrected bills will
accordingly stand thus:
Tar Payers Of Ner York Cay DR..
Nov seTvice Of twenty Aldermen eeeting Chairman and
Secretary Of CanyAeIs half an hour EACH at % esc or -
reading State
from Firsf and Eigheeuth Wards and ten-ne
nunicaon, ~ each 81 20
hours Listening Ton Eve six Of the
twenty present; Others about the Hall enjoying cigAu
and County returns Of Fifteenth aDd Twentyhrs Wards
f<eech, or u per ~
Total for 81 hours Of ten
For the sake of comparison sutOin the following
bill Of another class OF public servants
T1r-rayers Of Nec fe1k DR..
NeyTo services Of % thee days Of ten hours each repair
Adding 10 the Canyassers their pay Aldermen say
two hours on Nov l5 have for Aldemanic labor six
dollars per hOur-for street PAYERS shilling per hour
distinction with difference indeed, Alderman being
paid as much as forty eight PAYERS
The rank u but tho 1yiaof's stamp
for a. that"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

r,exsii,s oss eseVcasd Wednesday evcAass ia
50 fsvas~A Az, tes lAe tx,iSSe 40 organizing n. n
telsa TIE slseslaaev ~ss rather seaaiy pa. -
eastks ~ 10 speaker lstcno % viii mss, - a.
the Chsaesss, Mr. Thomas tleaaessy, reea ~ ..,lr
be Nsellps, Ae1 nsg>la>ed Nc WslierA s w -
"a ies sseeAes ,,,, -
thss svesGes,lsa eSa,e,eaeed BY deaoa4' slas -
eses5ts tg~g0fns o. sae laoegeCs fr,m -
,isa h. aged Ne baslsgs whether pAaasssfS Z
.la .attve.sl-. setsen. ~ ANY etocf .,.ss
,ss es.,lae,s. ~ ,vEotiee .esvikcg of 100 M
~ eash,s "a N.,As eat ant taldls .hegSs.. IA b
.r~lh.s Gees sA~clsA woeM aieA sod efso
sl.,A.s Asl saS p,Vals sl>n taoh abs, ~esa ~ "a
y ssAlt4 - iae .sl.s Alst weed ~ l' sasss 80
80 Nv .AA a. bii heea egsasel STA sa1a -. gsa.
a. t.nJ .ul ,,h,,xJ several eases ga "hica 'ae -
s,,s b, .a,4N bas plea,d ~ele sia.hsssv, ~ vsfs
.sn.,laAa ~ favored these tsN eaieas ~ ~. -
b.. yl.ssss WAIVED a. heess r<rsifva AaS"1 .,.t,s
y.tVp tssl.s,,,.e osQdsi, rs A,keA hia "a ~ 10
Aab .vD,9 VI ba Rliess ~ sadestake 'hV w. -
44 81, .ll leliol oAe1 lbe WA ia Att' ~ - y
"a b4tvQ4 sAsI Main its ~>tA - ~ f-ssss,ss -
sN.Vl ~ sag bUes9 psA heia iata eVAN'.fs y s,.li
t.ls WsQAN eAsvA ava rhsh lAe Vsa'' AZ We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
we can make il

JEFFERSON Co-All the Members elect from this County
are Wings but the I'd District sends Jese f. Willis. not
Alden Adams, before reported The vote sands-Wlis
ga Adams goo N. Whiting, 5ss A. Fisher 1922
In the Sd District, the vote stands-Ssophen johnson
reg Wig $50 II. A. Cline Soft 627; William Dewey
Ind whgD 9l3. The Northern Journal says that Mr..
Dewey though supported as ant Maine Law, is totally I'M
committed that question, having been taken up in his
abserce from he County Mr. Adams in lie I'd WIGS also
made candidate without his own knowledge consent
Jefferson elects Wing District Attorney though but
one candidate ran against him Coroner and turns the
scale in favor of Wing District Judge having given
William j Bacon 1876 votes to 3s4s for Ward Hunt
Gardner Towne the Wing Maine Law Senator runs behind
and Is defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The, e,s .a cop 10 tho oeeasion" behold Tho way In
Whilb no safo,inrs u tbo cabam a'e portrayed ny
tho on III loa,na aud bow Iondiy II hopes they MAY
si,hs lba blow Thai may nd ilam ~ lhsif Dg tp'
orean oppression Aud ho~ dolioalely ID u lntm'toi
lni under sooh circumstances II might bo found qilts
Impossible "a 'leln The hmehcon Eagle, aud heep our
pai,ol citizens from sJppslhiyng aod aifprdng mato
,iel aid Ia Tho Cuban insurgents.
No gentlemen ~ The ttii,eeuf'r, The Union will
mol abandon Cuba Authorization yot II cant Afford
10 loao useful ehoa for tho present aud from mp
peafaDcta, for long time 10 oon,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

. comrwen g,rn''d ""'i 7" '"r'hH ~" ~
gou,sc io te ,emssd te q master mA'"i bat 'hH u"
the Vt the c,w vNs rresan' Illustrate" "l Ito m''
nc, IN Which during bile long e"i varied wa"io''"H'
Al, 1Nlo, hns eeioed The elIaohmahl of rers"n' "I
MI ,a,scs puoop whcm h" has boo" ih'own Mol loss
vn,ul, wl be- be- welcomed hone b. iho many I'Iohla
,t older Eale who have followed him with Interest
Though tho penge aud c,enh scenes he has described
ia hla lri,cis To- 'iul imnuNr. ihoHo letters VII
at course to collected and arranged In more pe''nn
nent ioim soon niirf his return though very probably
the execution at this woh MAY br considerably delayed
h, tho Invitations 10 lecture which no will naturally
receive from oil parts oi Tho country
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