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BY UTHoR ITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public l6

AN ACT making appropriations for the completion OF mill
tary roads in Oregon Territory.
BE enacted By the Senate and hoxss of Representatives Of
the Uaited States Of America Congress assembled That
the following Of be- and the hereby
of construction 10 the Territory OF Oregon To wit
the completion of the road from Astoria Salem the
of ten thousand doas for the completion Of the road
FROM Myrtle creek Camp Stewart the Of thirty thou
sand doars and for the completion OF the road from Myr
tie creek Scottsburg the of thirty thousand dollars
the to be done under the direction Of the Secretary
War.
Approved March 2. 1857
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Public is.

AN ACT to the twenty section Of the act OF
Congress approved the thrtieth Of August thousand
eight hundred and entitled act provide
revenue from imports aud to change and modify existing
laws imposing duties imports and for other purposes
prohibiting the importation of obscene and indecent art
cles SO as tectuay accomplish the purposes for
which that provision enacted
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES, 81
the United Stats Of America Congress assembled That
the eighth section Congress
the thtieth of August thousand eight hundred and
forty two and entitled "An set to provide from i'm
ports and change modify existing laws imposing duties
Imports and other purpose be amended A. follows
The importation of all indecent obscene articles prints
paintings Autographs engravngs, images. figures dsguer
photographs and ransparencies is hereby prohib
ited package whatever part thereof
in which any such articles shall be admitted
entry and all invoices and packages whereof such
ce shall part hereby declared to be liable To
against seized aud forfeited by due
law the said articles shall be forthwith destroyed
Approved March 2 1857
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Cotton Bvrut IN Uobl..

MosILE, March A warehouse in this city burnt
yesterday with 5000 bales Of cotton The oss Is mostly
covered by insurance.
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AN ACT to establish Augusta in the State Of Georgia.
port of delivery.

port OF delivery.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America IN Congress assembled That
Augusta State Of Georgia. within the collection dis
rct of Savannah be- and the is hereby declared BIZ
port Of delivery, within the said collection district and
there shall be appointed surveyor Of CUSTOMS to reside
said port Of Augusta, who shall perform similar duties to-
wards and in connection with the collector at the OF
Wheeling, Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis and Nashville,
by the of Congress approved second March, eighteen hum
and thirty being entitled An act allowing the
ties foreign merchandise Imported into Psburg Wheel
ing, Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis Nashville, and Match
and paid at those places the duties of
collector Savannah ia reference all foreign mercband
entered for the port Augusta and be shipped from
vannah to Augusta either by the river railroad shall be
the same those prescribed for the collector New
leans merchandise entered by importer
his agent there for the ports above mentioned In said
And Of foreign merchandise Augusta may
made through the port Of Savannah in the way and
under like Instructions penalties and forures by the
said they allowed be made the places above
toned through the port Of New Orleans.
Approved March, 2, 1857
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THE INAUGURATION or THE PHEuDEuT
ELECT.
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION
Aids h sa..s n &C.,, o.,, mas
President uass WIN =: P,s.Ian, elect 'aa
the unlsd D.,rie, Of Coum,
.Sp. .ss ssi sssssI power
The Connii,es Of Arrangements o. ,es bee snas'
Foreign Minister'S
Members elect msmb. m s1msmbss Congress- and
Governor" ana 81. sas : i q: ..s.
omcer. aad soldiers Of ias Essouion Sia and a
The co,po.,s Au,bo. ~ washington and Geosss,swa
Other political and military associations o the Dsn'e' and osh'
All organizea civil societies. -,,,-
Professors e. aud Sdsa ~a .ss ns
States and Teniiones
die Di.,ei q Columbia and .i.ssS.s Tsip.s
The o. n, s s. uo. q S,e.
win be composed and ,hsy win arrive hss Ara ate
New Yo,K aoss rss. the
& 2, hs inc ss sa s q
stated III be strictly observed BY the different eooss e ~ ss%s
Ss.i ss s''a'' ''''' ''''''''' "AsA =" : '' =
Ar, o'clock the VI, move % from ne parade
When a. part .. into which s r ,a. s"a r
s under orders face wards and on spprosen Ps
dent wi, present arms Thy VIII then rsesss we rss'Sen
the Hotel IN he Capitol. -.
and muse Will
nodueed but offensive enbsns or devices Will DO permit
ed naioaa ceremony.
rhal have abreast the en-
the Capitol go be her after degaed BY me pcer%me
the 6tNao ~ pnbs Wncio
column undas ososrs WIS
will ranks, face inwards AID present. aims
and Pessient elect VIA
through place Tho Senate committees VAL receive
and President elect shall have eacnsd ne
CAPT OIL the orders OF the procession VII ne IN
Fredericksburg care 10 repee tn7
programme be The province OF tho COMMITTEE o. ar
Seuntc form and vi WHICH, a. soon
due no ice will BIZ given 10 the puhlc
marfhhis suo sius ~"
execution OF tue Senate ana
% on concluding the ~ me Inauguration a. the Capt
tol. fire 81 pubic grounds -......,-
Alter which, The military, with tho ma
WILL dna escoH nv kssoena M" '
ifandn o he Judi
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by rELEGRAPH.
Psan.yigania PoIiies.

HAAAisbuso, March sThe democratic State convention
has the 24h ballot nominated General Packer for gov
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n EA Dy-MADE CLOIHiNG.--Citrens mud strangers wish
II supply with superior made at
prices invited examine
now onnc With
OF New York. WALL h srEPHENS,
s72 Pennsylvania
Feh 27-ftif Between OH and 10
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o FF Ia l..

Franklin PIERCE President Of the United States Of ieied, 10
all rhom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that 10
Ludwig Herman Tbemann has sppo nted conu OF
Hanseac city fLnbeck, Charleston South Carolina
hereby recognise him such and declare him free
enjoy such functions and privileges
Of favored nations the United
States.
patent United states be hereunio ahId
Given my hand city Of Washington, the 2sh da,
IT, February A. d. e57 and OF the Independence Of the Uni
ted States of America the 5st.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State
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The Inauguration.

THE United States Of Columbia hereby
points gentlemen deputies
Of the forthcoming inauguration Of President and Vice
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Baa E,.H House Of chubb Br.,ber-,

qua Office will be cosd "Wednesday 9Th instant Parties
saving maturing that day win please attend TO shsm
the day previous
MARI
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MARI
washington Branch Railroad.


Office will
az. I'LL Tuesday and wednesday for the
may purchase tickets in advance
Iof,h sfariiug oftrains =
4 Msr3 IT. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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National Inauguration Ball.

National Inauguration Ball.
Committee Of Inritaton.
Hon. :. Thompson, MAI VIM W. Russell,
5 e. i Ei Ss.s. a a. D. s " Rs'.s
The Inauguration requested
oIeays 2. the STATIONERY Store q VIM Bayy No q. Penn
whom cards Of invitation are desired or a s.
through post Office Major William ". RUSSELL
my be found &c store 2,
Ism 3o--dT Chairman Commute
National Inauguration Ball,
JUDICIARY SQUARE, MARCH 4, 1857.
Commit tee to wdt on the President Elnt.
Hon Albert @. Brown, Jonah D. Hoover, esq.
Committee rai, the Yi;s President EJECT.
c Corn u wsnds lei " sst, ''' 0''''@"
Committee to wdit on er-Pre dent Pierce.
Hon A. Smith, Thomas j. Gait, esq.
Hon d. A. smai'ey,
Committee Of Reception.
Hon. VIM. D. Masuder Mayor.
ian ISs. r.as1 s,, Com g.. L.ss's,s
Nara-M
Odd-Fellows' Hall, seventh street.
POSITIVELY The LAST WEEK or wYMAN THE WIZ lRD,
marvellous feats Of magic. He will remain
DURING ALL THIS WEEK ONLY.
From Monday March g 1857 Saturday, h every evening
Saturday afternoon with celebrated
FEATs OF soRCERY AND MYSTERY,
More nexpicabc and SURPRISING Than have been
befure
vENTRLOQuIsM
Lifs-moving and speaking auoma,ons.
Admission 25 price, open at o'clock
Performances commences al ..
Particulars in small bills.
Feb2s-6 Gintl
"a ths Irnme Dsc building O. ected for the inauxu, A.
huIln ~ Hal A0nl
MONSTER PROMENADE CONCERT
viii be gwen in the above superb building
TnuRrpAr EvxsIse, MAsoH5
In ord render The in sve way worthy Of the
to the citizens Of the United States
Tie Gra' dea aud Most Brt,iant Mu,e
kise Nee Tad I'd pr ",es s. .s1sa y ms
That can Be any pa Of The Union
ons HnSred Pn1o,mos
Q. Ls ssnsSs.sS ,' ESQ,
The popular and ens sons sss o the renowned
already secured The management viii also endeavor to effect
:" " DoDswoRTH's BAND,
from New York. and Z pcs =. BILE also with the celebrated
The programme popular
overures wazes pekas and operate which, with
paa Power of the oress.sra,
In addition to the offered the musical selection
he eoncsr wd amor, the of people unats 70 obtain
ss Interim Of the budns and certainly no one who Is u The city
greatest Washinsou
beas which undoubtedly hs aiding erected for
tins great ball OF thu inauguration, with It's
BeuufDd Decorations and Briifauf 4 fuuainafoa,
Being lighted by
One 1hcusaad jets of Cos
confidently President and Vice President
win be present, upon the bands will Offer
GRAND SALUTE,
The drum and mi nry nstrumenis resembling
THE ROAR UF CANNON.
Al delegations, civil miay naval ve FIRE companies,
and The citizens United STATES generally are cordially invited
10 attend.
Tine management, put price within
the easy reach OF ali Glasses.
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
NOTICE A few ladies and ntlemen
requiring the which before the nj Met
zeots music Pennsylvania for which dollar
seb viii be charged These seats enable occupants to view
hail. with the a-semh.Re.
SPECIAL MOTT, Emo bills VIII be we'd At the DOORS nor
made for gold Al respectfully requested
W. ". PALMER,
A1aa.a and nixaen
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following ~ the Grand Consoida-
Lottery Of Maryland for benefit u the Consolidated
les OF Maryland, class S, drawn February %, le51i
SO 81 Sc IS Ga 20 "a SO 81 4 81
following numbers OF Paspsco Insitu.
Lottery, class -, drawn March Q, 1887;
ca 70 % 81 81 10 80 Is 10
r. FRANCE Co., Managers.
D. McPnAib, Commissioner.
Alt
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VI ho pSou'"s WV
President;
Major George r. Lindsay, George w. Phillips, esq,
Clement Hill esq, VIM. A. Waugh, etq,
VIM. B. B. Cross, esq. A. Il. Perry, esq,
George w. R,Rgs, p Hoover, Esq,
Lieut.. Bonneville Nicholson, Randolph Coyie, ESQ.,,
ID ]. Senmes esq., Hooe esq,
Major 8. L. Lewis Thomas j. Cali, esq
Jolin r. Coyle, csq., John j. Berrrt esq,
mr. ] q. Riley, sias Wright q IIeti. ESQ.,,
Eau Pickrell Georgetown. Dodse ,GsoRet0wn
Jno Barbour, IT,. esq, Alex. Dr John MMs Baltimore
George Pint, esq Phil deIpba. Marshal Mott New York.
Marshal WyrkFop, Hon. =. f. sickles New York.
Col Geo II, Marin, I" Isaac Fowler, esq., :"
Msjo Lally, Maine. Mr.. IT, d. Ru'k, Texas.
The marshal will wear scarf
sees err, trimmed with silver hickory
His nids will be desiansted by
sear with white and blue rosee black cloth saddle
aid hickory baton with gilt ends
and will rep O'Clock p,ec ely, the morning
Of Of March, redence between l4h and 18Th
streets d. HOOVER.
F.b24 u. y. Marshal for the Distinct OF Columbia.
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s..h OF ,hs Metropolis.

Bask OF the Metropolis.
WssHrseros, March q, 1871
THIS he eensrsi ssday,
The an march, the day OF he inauguration OF the President
the United States.
An ufieer attend in bank from olock O'Clock 10 re-
payments fer notes due that day.
Mar J-2t
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AIDS TO THE MARsnAL-iH-cHIRy.
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ARnAsoeaEsrs
ARRAN0EMENTB
ISAUG RATION OF The PRESIDENT ELECT
N.s
.,.. mr. InS7
FOURTH or MARCH, 1857.

doors will be opened II O'Clock,
early closing OF the present session Congress
will permit for the admission Of senator's and others VIM BY the
aangs the committee, ented admission fs
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DREADFUL cATAsrRoPHR--About 8 o'clock last night a
Gre broke out In the Washington Asylum (alms and work
house situated the Congressional burying ground
and bad gained such Roadway before discovered that in
the Of supply Of water no check could be made
to its progress aud in short space OF time nothing
left of the building but the bare walls The fire originated
in the northwest wing of the building from The ue of the
furnace which supplied heat 10 the workhouse department
The painful rumor aoat in regard to tho loss Of life
are happy to say, is greatly exaggerated.
The scene presented visit 10 the ruins was ufcient
w CHASTITY On shutter In the yard were deposited the
caarred remains of orei woman named ETA Balti-
more. She wa, p'uper OF uusound mind, and, IL is
stated rescued from the INES but lost her life
in returning brass nger-rngs and similar
articles of personal adjournment
The other inmates of the house were IL appears COM
pletey bewdered AID required TO be forced from the
burning building. No person, however, ia missing from
the list of inmates the colored person.
There in the house at the time OF the re "a pau
per ia the workhous and persons in the family OF
the ntendant Had the fire occurred in the middle OF the
night after the people were In bed, the loss of life must
have been frah,ful
group of paupers, Of them in bare feet, were
warming themselves by fire OF sticks 10 the yard another
group we're huddled together In on,bouse; the
na,nder have been Distributed In the neghborhooJ at the
garrison and at private houses, until they be other
wise provided for
The marines from the garrison, the hook-and-ladder
and the residents Of that part Of the city unver
SALLY exerted themselves the utmost but unsuccessul
to stay the fire.--&ar Of last erening.
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FIFTH Ward.
Seventh Ward.

AsrsTAsr aAssHALs PROM THE srArss AND Taa
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Dy-Tics fbr the National Inaug sration Hail.
The Ma iouai Inauguration ball
Tickets will be FOR sale wlara kikwnods Brown's,
National Hotels also, the Of Shilling NJ H.
vens Co, aud Taylor D. Maury.
VIM r. BAYLY, Treasurer,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th
Feb Q0--dtAIar4
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ENrKAnnnINARY cAsE.

",
Gcutl,ncn: Ny cliId had commenced meakmg cut last
m IN small sores gradually extended over tue entire
.ad Including ours. which much eaton by the
Sons as 10 cause fear that both would drop oil
advertised aud domestic remedies, without
ANY good then procured and applied Mite tf
yeti the bottle got broke aud We APP
ial yals again begun to My elder auBh
Ter ,ad pa DO get of that TurfOn. sisters head
ed SO much better You used IT," We got another
, and her head s nearly well This an aggra
,al ease and took every day wash H. and II
s very nunsve. bot' feel nssnr"d VIII cure
,f entirely hrre Is but little Of tue dseAse remaining
, ave entitled to this and benefit Of others take
4ipat pleasure giving you this certificate. -
Respectfully, D. l. 'hALh'
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VIRGISIAS Il published daily at 81 ant wrpklv
a. per anuuIB. advance No paper Ill be discontinued
er at afiion OF the Prapruors until all arrearagcs shall
ave hron pail
ApXERTISElENrSe inserted for 80 per square
~ lines Insertion and 81
ordered uaer form weekly, and then
er square will be charged for each insertion II the number
insertions marked ON the NJ Will be published till
dered out aud charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE
duitN
do SEM week N..-..,.... p
- intended tr both papers subject spe
ia cont act
-. Annual sd,crtlsoJs Will be limited their
the advertisements charged transient
rag All advertisements appear the daily and tri.
weekly papers
RI obituary notices which oiet lines charged
teably the
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NEW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Avn ,.n~ouaupp \,

y fIOh MENr ron THE WiNfEk.-PorsonH In town
country In search employment OF nrome or
To I'LL up then leisure hours hear OF such by nesuH two
stamps, 10 pay postage Professor JAMES I HORNE.
Hux No i.al New York Posi- oce Tho employ ymcn Is ut
ted 10 either In lie hamaerial II Is All article oi
daily consumption and lac ued In persons
dwelling secured Is, copyright sales permanent Ms flour
An agent is wanted in every town In The Union
LaI.l- Il
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VOL. 5.--NO. 15g.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
OuR usROTusEV V

A ship went out on tho sea-
The lonely. lonely sea
with human hand 10 guide her right,
human eye 10 watch at night
The sky rrew black. and tho grew wild;
The man n the helm weak = child #
And she drifted out 10 the
The lonely, lonely sea
Woe woe for that shp went down
In The lonely, lonely sea--
Went dow night. when the high,
And the drowning saw not n star In the sky
And the wall of their terror died the air,
And the angels In waiting caught never prayer
A thoy lowered oor the sea-
Tho lonely, lonely sea.
List now that ship is n brother we love,
Aud he dried ont to sea
We watched his sail In tho gathering night
And earnc ally prayed to the Giycr of Light,
10 guido him over the sea,
Int nlhsi alas thu break era wild
Ihere'N grief for the mother that waits for her child,
Tho child thai knclt at her knee,
For prayer was dumh on ha lips when he sank
II She dead uf The lonely
The luuplV. lonely
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Etcad the Trut.s aboHi ear Eurs Oii.

u nga sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horses
r,v and skin place large than ny hand rom
rubbing the inside % the thigh applied your
Turf andi in a he we'll Another eare.-
p,, which wa working to my dray became unable to
walk On cxainoing his discovered nail about two
inches long M head NJ driN aud the ncehors said
In. ,oud good for nnthu drew The nail "n inserted
ce of lint Turf oil and set him to work at once,
and from tlat moment has lost hour, but good
s eyer horsc badly suagEed the outside of
places about two inches deep md four
prlrs ,l from which lac was day Your Turt
1 was applied and brought them out entirely sound 1t
r il one Of the greatest remedies for ,ur, have ever
known and drug store tor several years sc
til a. you think proper. Very truly, ........
ito Nessrs. Dove & Co. j u NElNi'i.h
Far sale by STRofiiEH WIFI ihitAp
ma, 4 dfa1 Lynchburg
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BALTIMORE.


1 urmars uutimcr,Z Instituted ID leph, No ~ so.th
ag .',,rf Rahpa,f nt - the Post onee) AGuREINsuk
HI or M FEE REQUIRED D-br Mills, an experienced
ilAacan of the Aorethr school may be otae"""s COZ
suited in all easca ri private nntnr" or disease
n" Money required ~ Cure ~ ""s E"ss"a'
practical cNprruucu nf over ~ Noafs ehbpes Ut IL 70
tho shortest peshlo time !" nav" "paey
effected.
celebrated tp the eeeiual ahdeedy cure o' MI
psoaaoa. established IN This city as
rotngc from Q"ash.f,' o..f 70 ..nrs aye
otts puhc uotiee unnecessary were
III. many a ants here for treatment who bnN"
been hch.d ~ thtit money nhuhe"i"d ny h'
flourish atsc the public prn,s aud with whom our city
Afflicted he an d, our si"nrd.
would avoid injury, pccunacy loss and dsnrpontmen,
aeck early medical ALL where proper treatment oah Dc Obtain
cd pr mnLos no aiurins p'oi'hAohs promises no more
han ho " honorAily perform
Secondary and Chronic Gases.
he usnsl symptoms sore Throat liberation OF tho
Mouth itching aud about the Nose Bot,hes
ErupionH upon the skin Upon the perfect ohnHo'nnna
the eldest and nvcerao Of such onss, Ir NJ u
willing 10 stake his hanot and ryln,s',.n.
Tho rcmedics of pr In restoring and manly Wig
m renoyang shattered constitution aud removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred if"m ,e''en secret hao arc
TnGrr BLEED Manhood
may nda certain restorative and thousands fom ihe
realized tho nal,ion hors which, 'inm the
failure Of nackories In their htho't hoSs search haa DO
almost rNtnguishod -
poi ianouA compounds of Mercury Nokous DruEs nss
20 EcmnIes.
II Female AheefonH Ner
,pna tsoaaas Ac qualities 10 afford horiy Roi and
the dicult cnses COMMUNICATE sacred
guarded and NJ ~ with aknl aud dehcncy
Dr. Wills aircnt Provocative.
This RHds, applicable TO either Sos WIZ he Aen
ny prepared mail iocepl of g. or by remiiiing $40
roatlrton viii he included - .
Hills. B,IIIMour dotora post pad) Medicines son In
ANY direction, hy mail or express
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VuNO Nl16PPIW~ OE TONNOOO WENT
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-Thr uudofslgned, Forward
NJ Merchants Agents Of the fonnhN karopd nt
baltimore respectfully saheit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
ro ALI. POINTS IN IIiE WEST AND SOUTH VENT,
their acquaintance with the trade having been tor
conHnccs of large part of the Tobacco go
~ Nest through baltimore they Halter thehse'e" ha ihey
81 awe satisfaction u shppcrA
Freight Nv low aa by any other line =.
onpnents 10 or from West solicited and punctnnlly
b ltoniod 10. MAuRAN q hooNs
North street, baltimore.
Refer Jacob iend Co. j ilrand j. BALTIMORE T. L.
bndlry n smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt \ Preston, Miller u
'ren shaw. lynchbuiH ttenshnw &co. Richmond
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