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FRIDAY AFTERNOON Oct "a uloe.s.
CHOICE BOOKS, COINS, MEDtLS sud At'rOGP |. pr.
C.ayr.iux extensive variety of and "a, Az. 49,
M Bibio-raIhy American History, Nun.n,t.,r. r,sI
f.ees French and ltaa Liierstre te Including u.sy ,S
and choice Coin.
Autosrarbs before offered for sale cst, -
Cstslosuc. may b. obtained st the SaestooaA
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NOR INVESTMENT.-We offer FOR SALE

EOR INVESTMENT.-We offer FOX SALE
I $4,000 Of the TEN PER CENT sEMI-ANNUAL COU-
pom BONDS Of the CITY ON DUBUQUE, Iowa sad
Bonds issued pursuant provisions Of the Code OF
the acts of the L.satte the City Charter aod rec
oution Of the Council Of t City Of Dubuque Every
possible pccauion has been taken TO render the BONDS sd
nd 10 the punctua payment both and Prnc
pal Apart tho conformity 70 the stsfes and Code
Of lows City CHARTER and the special vote OF tne people
into by the City Of Dubuque. which would maze II
very simple process to e,nree ns Pay oi '1ss1 H. S
city OF default The contracts aad she issue OF SGnd'
have bseu carefully examined by Wm- NJ E,ats esq Insd
deus H. Lane es.. and Mers. Choa,e Barnes and pro
nounced legal aud binding in the sronss. MANNER nee
Bonds compare isyoray with Bank State Insurance and Kali
road Stocks investment and not exeeed by any As
safe security. The Bonds offered consist OF s Of Se eaea
and 30 ot 2 800 each. ~
Pamphlets with particulars regards the finances OF Dn
bu1ue the for promptly paying the Interest
and he city be had on a
p'A''oN !" "'' " "' MORSE & COMPANY
Nos 10 Wall and IL W iliam sts, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

''' By iSBFRwOOD and WALLACE.
ACT
Scene l-Vsne's Apartments
Scene 2-Han In Mrs Crsftons House.
Scene S-LibraIy in Mrs. Graftons House
ACT IL.
Scepe l-Arthurs Studio.
scene 2-Hal In Mr.. 0rsnon's House: -
Scene 5 View fifh avenue from fouIiethth street.
SN~NN ~ ACT Ill
so.n. - ibysry Opening into Drawing Room.
ACT ".
sepe I-Moonhsht View Of Union square,
Se.ne 2-Entrance TO fashionable Hell
scene Objectionable Gsabling Saloon.
ACT v.
Scene i-Bn-room in Mrs Graftons
Doors open al 7 (; commence at !. oc.och
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

,ion f Nh. Common Council Of the City Of NewYoik. 90
hereby offer Reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
detection Of suy person Voting attempting 10 Nve lGsy
or of ay person shall procure aid s counsel or sfvise
another give Offer his Vote ls gsy or TO &C nto any
Ward or Election District for that purpose, at .he Ensue
Election TO held in this City TUESDAY the ID day OF
Nove next To b. paid upon the conviction Of the offender
Judge Of the Court areh couyicoa
h,d upon the testimony Of The persons
reward all claims for such reward not presented 20 tne
undersigned in writing within twenty day s''e' e coh@
Of ,uoh ou.uder. shall be- dsreasrdeo.
Se, ~ iss8 DANL r. TlEMANN, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

NJIBLO's GARDEN.
Change Of Time-Doors at 81 % commence ~ a.
The Performances will nearly at lO3 a. possible
Tickets Fifty Gents No reserved seats.
CHAkGE IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRICES.
One Hundred CoumOdous aud LuxuTous
ORCHESTRA STALLS
Have been added ample each person ~ g.
may s4cured and will be retained thoug out tbs whole
p~rfornsnce - n. .-.... -. l..o.h.. =.
Forty fifth night Of the triumphant engageme2: II
Mis- A0NES ROBkRTSON,
And Mr.. DION BOURClCAULT
First night Of grand new DRAINS in Six Iae.esds oy we
author London Assurance "Jessie BROWN, rsasfeVe
The Life Of an Actress" The Phautom.'
This FRIDAY, Oct 20 1859, will be produced
THE NEW HISTORICAL ROMANCE,
In six tsblesux and five acts, entitled
THE PORE or ROME,
Written by Dion Bourccau esq and produced under Stage
Direction.
Entirely scenery unspproshsbe msgndcence New
co<tunts
Mr. CHAS. FISHER, (his first appea'aHec hsrs)
Mr. A. II. DAVENPORT,
Mr. MADDOCKS,
Mr. WHITING,
.- Mr.. GRUSVESER and
Mrs. COLMAN POPE,
ot..N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
COX and WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT

IVD\ and NTNIUNSIN I1I NO' Ts'II@-Nf
COMPANY PER CENT. BONDS.-The subscribers
for sale the above mentioned Bonds. oes Pa 9 AZ
of Of which have been sold and held
by capitalist. this country The Bonds mature August l
1873 By t mortgage oDo acres 0i wea
elected Land in Wisconsin, title indsputsb-on
the Locks and Canals which have cost nearly $2OOo and
on the yrauc Power Of the Company Of - miles In
extent The Of the Company Is deabe from tolls
vhh IL s believed will &c sufficient another year TO pay ne
Interest on the hole of Bonds without resort ~ and
ss. The Bonds convertible into the stock OF the Com
psny at any during the next years Three railroads are
now bens built which penetrate through he Lands The
principal and payable n the city OF New YORK
CLARK, DODGE l. Co, No 81 Walls.-
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OTYcg AMERICAN 6cAyo CoMPaSY,)
lSo. 66 Wiiliaul-s.. cor. Of Ceisr) }
New Ysa&, Oct. a. 1854.
TVHE HOLDERS Of the SCRIP STOCK Of the
l. AMERICAN GUANO Co. are hereby notified that the
ourth and sst nesut Is called and made psysbs b
re Dec ensuing BY the terms Of subscription and the st
OF Incorporation al Scrip Stock
paid accordance with the call u Board Of Trustees
viii be reed- This forfeiture viii Be enforced the
unaon Of the call for the fourth insalment previous
which the second inss-r. win b. received with
from Sept 1857 and the third nsanent with from
espt Lass. By order & the Board Of Trusteea
JAS. 8. WfCKOFF Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

0-vTcy o. PITTssuRGH PoRr WAYNE AND CHesGo RRCo
No 81 WILLIAM-sr., NEw-YoRx, Oct ls, lSS-
INTEREST NOTICE.-Al unpaid Coupons due
on and prior October l. ls5 on Bonds oi tAe Vao sns
Pspn.yy.na Ohio sue ndsps and Fort Wayne and Chssso
Railroad Companies will BE- Taid on ~ tnAs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

HOBURNv EXTRA OIL-Very superior fos
" n>chnesy and Burniny-po1s desssle yerrsls =
10 y ssllorA JOHN w. QUINCY Co., % wAasnS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

M ALLAC ks Il III 4 Il f. X &.
w Under the entire direction Of. MT Waiack
LAST NIGHT
OF the present popular pieces
MFR Brougbsms ceebrsed Extra will be gwen 3s
THE SECOND PIECE.
THIS EVENING Thursdsy, Oct. 20, and Friday, =,
MARRIAGE A LOTTERY,
NEPTUNE'S DEFEAT;
THE SEIZURE OF THE SEAS.
To conc!ude With - - ,o,,,
MI Lester waIsck kr Brousbsm Mr. Sloan Mr. Wheatesh,
Mrs Vernon Mis- Mary Cannon, and Mrs. sloan
SATURDAY-Wiu be produced aud original 1--WE,
act Comedy Illustrative of M and in New York aud
written expressly for this Theater by ID. WADSWOhrh
WAINWRIGHT, NJ. d., entitled
WHEAT AND CHAFF.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

EAST HORSES. A TROTTlNG TEAM
damon and Pythssl will be SOLD At Arc,on on FIJI.
DAY Octobs - AZ the ECLIPSE Course The soo'e Team wa
show 2.40 tOz .ltr al time Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

OFFICE La Crosse AsD MILwAuEgE RsrLsoaD Co.
NEx.foEg. Sept 10. 1853. J
NOTICE il hereby given to the holders Of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X. r. Co, that the under.
ssned authorized fund the r Coupons "
said Bonds par by giving IL exchange for the Sinking
Bund Bonds Of the Company at seventy 10 the dollar
hn- $50 miles, of read aud upon al its de ss lands fran
ehise and rolling stock and all other real and Persona prop
ssty belonging 20 said Company
WM A GUEST,
ALFRED Nox3S. Committee
A c. GUNNISON
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JnstructNn.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, No. 34t
IA Prosdws ~ supple, school' snd f-liie- IN eyP -,
Teacher. sud Parents wlJ school Chcia' -
Teschers with positions TeaeAers nf Mus rem aia a
ssh WAITED 20 20 Soa.h. SMITH, "OoDaAN N''' w
S;f BrosdWay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at STANFORD.
ID cor Y b NICHOLS PriacipaL-The Winter Term
couucpre Nov ". Circls:s containing ps--ic-a' sd-
dress the Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

DARNUMs MUSEUM.-"THE BEARDED
I'D BABv" only -FOUR YEARS OLD, and yet luxuri.te. IN
au ample BEARD and WHISPERS. THlODONs MIMIC
WOKtD Or THEArER OF ART, together with the famous
Dr. VALENTINES COMtCALITIES THIS AFTERNOON
st aud THIS EVENING at O'clock The Infant Esac the
rsnx Aausrs the Happy Family ko Adaitanoe Is cents;
ekiIdrro undo Is osnts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-03
By TELEGRApH.


Arrival of the steamer Vau5o-R,.1t
New YoRK, Aug. 2d-The steamer Vanderbilt has
arrived, with Liverpool dates Of The Dist INV '
CoitOR-Sales q o Gays 1900 bales. of which
Spectators anu -APoIters took l400 bales each
Markets generally unchanged Breadstuffs dnll
Tbe Telegraph feet sailed on the 17th 81 1,Iv
The Vanderbilt reports excellent weather for leyine
the Cable
ESoLAzD.-Ths weather is favorable sov o-o,,
The Niagara was OF Cape Clear, and The Aosmsrn.
non of Kingssle on the 18Th
The Turkish Governments has sent a os,a,.i ofs,,-
10 Jeddah, invested with powers Of lifa and Jas,
The subject has been considered bv The FnoI;ab
Parliament. Stradford, formerly AmbassaJer -
the Porte, advocated energetic measures for full
repaTation.
The sOvereigHs Of England and France meet at
Cherbourgh on the 9th of August
France is acting With England in the Jsddsh
matter.
The Dutch trading company is raising loan Of
five million forms, to increase the companies faps
actions in cotton.
The screw steamer "NeW York" lately wrecked
foundered in deep water. She is a total loss.
Tho steamer "Leviathau, is likely to be sold.
Stanton accepts McrPhy's chess challenge.
Queen Yictoria's visit to Berlin is strictly Of a
family character.
TuTgOt, the French Ambassador to Madrid re-
turns.
Spain is stronger than ever in spite Of intrguss.
Manchester sdvices ere more favorable, though
sales are slow. Prices sre unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Flour, Western 21ss2Is Cd Ohm
22a24s; Wheat Southern 6s Cd ais 3D., Western
red 5s Cd a6s. 3D., White IS. Sd a6s Sd; Corn vel
low 34s, a34s Cd, White 33s a33s 3D. Provisions,
Beef dull, Pork steady, Bacon heavy, Lard slightly
advaueedi Butchers 56s.a67s. Cd; Coffee quiet,
Linseed 38a6d.
ST. JOIN, n Fla Steamer supposed to be the
Persia, with Liverpool dates Of the evening of the
2Sd July, passed of Cape Race. Cotton sales Of
two days 1900 bales of which spectators and ex-
porters took 500 bales each Cotton dull, Holders
eer freely out show no disposition to press sales
ConsOls 95ja95B
LIvERPo6L, July 28.-Evening Wheat declined
one penny two pence; Flour, common declined
pence pence.
Cavalier has been reNlaken. Chinese fort and
1873 guns has beeen captured
An inefectual attempt was made to route the
Chinese near Canton
Ningpo is in possession Of the Rebels.
The English merchants have gone on board the
war vessels.
0HTsA-Afer the capture Of the fort at the mouth
Of PeihO the forces commenced advancing up the
river. The squadron was in good health and spir-
its.
FRANCH--The Moniteur ridienles the idea Of
French invasion Of England.
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GBe gssB6iIIe Onion & 8mtritan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, COMMENCING
NAV 10, 1855. r.

COMMENCING with TIE above dse the NAsHv1K UEos AND
AxERloAS viii be published and edited by E. G. EAsrxAN,
f. c. DuEsarOS, J. 0. GRlETH, and G. PonDE1TE under
the style OFF, EASTMAN & Co. The terms, heretofore VII
be- FOR the Daily, So for the TrWeey, s. and FOR haYes
Il, So per annum.
The aeres political struggles the last tenyfour years. in
which the UNION and afterwards the UNION A,ERos has
taken 50 prominent part rendered it necessary our pree-
eossors to pubish almost an exclusively political journal In
that department the paper has always occupied rank
none IN e country AT length the principles policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed mpregnabe and
propose make the central democratic organ and
commercial departments all that has ever been in its political
while a5atng ot Of heart energy in support Of the Prn
cPes and policy the great Democratic party have perfected
Arrangements by which viii supsreede the necessity Of the
business man or the general reader going out Of the State for pa
Pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News,
The latest News from all quarters and ali important sub
iectsPOHdeal Commercial and ensralE have precedence
hereafter every ng else. We shall spare no pains or
pense to place paper this respect in advance Of all
peors, and make it necessity to those Of citizens
who may not sympahizo with our political opinions
Wit and HumOr.
SUI LOvRNGoODs iniiable sketches will continue to EN-
bellish the humorous departments Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman Intelligence and experience has been employed
Local and Commercial Editor, who viii devote his whole
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country and the In
dusry Of the State.
Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness Of the UNION AMERICAN will be
unremiting. We this Spring and Summer investing
materials, buildings, &C., money than the whole
men appraised at five Our determination is
make establishment among the influential as well
extensive Institutions Of the State, End the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may referred by
people with confidence and pride And while this we ask
friends to add to subscription list As that increases 80
shall increase energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing,
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'sTEJHE OLD DOMINION. s,-Just received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot, warranted give salts
faction to those who try them.
For safe wholesale and retail
iy3l-d&-wf s. W. WILSON, L College street.
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No the Farmers Of MiddIe Tenn.

TAYINGfor years been engaged the purchase Of
Wheat and having large quantity delivered in damaged
condition. said damage arising from insufficient storage we onr
You this nducemen We have storage sufficient Tor One
Hundred Wheat; will receive and
Wheat for months free Of CHARGE for the privilege Of buying
selling when you wish putt upon the market You
any time sample it, and show topurcha For those who
sell their Wheat now and who have not houses
it. this excellent opportunity for storage without
cost. those who wish sell now, woudsy always
buying will pay the highest market price for early delivery
e2O-tf II. s. FRENCH & SON.
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Persons desiring copy Of the Acts of the session
Of Legislature have them forwarded any point desg
mated by sending this Office the S2OO; they pro-
The Public alone nicely bound by sending 90
Please send in your orders at early day. and supplied
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.


Tie Instructors IN this School are
Hon JONI PARKEE, LID, Royal Professor
Hon. THEoPHILUs PARSONS, LII Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WAsHBURS, LID, University Professor,
YTNHE course Of instruction embraces the branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity Admiralty, Commercial
International Constitutional Law, and the Jurspruenoe Of
United The Law Library consists Of about 1900
volumes works appear they add and every
effort is made to render it complete
given by oral lectures and epOstOns land BY
Rotations and examinations in connection with hem) Of which
there are every Two Moot Courts also holden
each week each OF which cause previously given
gued by Students and opinion delivered BY the Presiding
Instructor. and other facilities provided for the
Club Courts Assembly is held weekly for practice in de
bate, and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and
eeeiingS
Students may the School in any stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and at the commencement Of either
term, or the middle or other part Of a term.
They are at berty fect studies they will pursue,
corng their Of their sttainments.
The ACCIDENTAL year. which Thursday weeks
after Wednesday in July, is divided into Of
twenty each, with vacation Of ak weeks at the end Of
each teTms
During the winter vacation the Library opened warned, and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the School.
exercises Of the next term will commence Monday
Sept 6, 1853.
Applications admission Catalogues, any further
nformaon may made to either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1859 jy6-laE3W is
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Persons leaving the city for the months have
US1oN mailed them any point, and for
any required time by leaving their address counting ROOM
No. II North Cherry street,
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no our City subscribers.

We desire 20 have paper delivered regularly in good time
city subscribers, and those who fail to receive it in this
Will obige by reporting the Office.
II We authorized to announce Moses SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election.
June 9-lul.
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TyENE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH To
~ sell Of the preest and desirable places
been offered for sale It
hls land, with elegant improvements.
Also, cluaniag y acres, and imbsrsd
improvements.
nay I5-9 WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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The Jackson W1ig the Goth ult, says sThe crops Of
and cotton throughout the country looking remarkably
WE'LL though In portions rain would be
The prospect for potatoes, those delicious scuens
better and with large yield, Of course, there will
responding low prices
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II The Jackson Wig learns from TRACY ROBINSON, the So
pntendent the Mississippi Tennessee Railroad
that enough ro has been landed Memphis and Columbus KY
70 I'LL up the entire gap between Jackson and Columbus Already
the track layers upon the Northern Columbus SOUTH
rapidly advancing, and there spparentO or known
Hpedmen in the way early completion Of the Mobile
and Ohio Rail Road from jackson to Columbus distance OF
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The friends and acquaintance Of EvEISE GROSS
petuIy invited to attend her funeral this morning, at 10
O'Clock from the residence of Mr. Geo. Hooper, Line street.
Divine services by the Rev. Or. McFerin.
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Through Passengers
Way Passengers,
CONGRATULATIONS.

On the Goth July, by Rev. VIM. NJ. billiard, Dr. VIZ B. HOLMES,
Of Granville Miss MARGARET H. daughter Gen. Henry
Sadler, Of Putnam county.
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Ishortly after O'Clock last evening the residence Of Mrs.
KIRBY, Crawford street. between Cherry and Summer was
discovered TO be fire, and being old building was
burned down, Notwithstanding the emen promptly
the ground and made every effort 70 save IT, "A portion Of the
rrepertv vas saved
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-03

1.-THE Trenton Journal Of the 3lst ui says "Tbe recent
rains In this county have had wonderful effect upon the growing
crop. Corn cotton, and tobacco all look very promising and
unless accident shOu happen them will yield abundant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-03

UThs Sla7vle East 7sanessaH learns that the barn o.
reH BoelE IT., miles Of that place. was struck By
lightning on 22d u and entirely consumed With the wheat
crops Of 1857 and 1853.
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II Railroad Convention be held at Decatur, Alabama
on The lsh Of August inst take into consideration the subject
of extending the Tennessee Alabama Central Railroad to South
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See First and Fourth Pages.

II The Memphis 4peag learns that the iron the entire
twenty-five miles of the Memphis Ohio Railroad between
brownsville and the Mobile road has bought that some six
seven miles Of have arrived that Gov
Col TORI, the 96h ul $1,000 bonds Of the State
OT the eighteen miles beyond Brownsville and the bridge over the
Fo Deer river, and that track laying began at Brownsville on
the Both ult.
The ADaQz says by lst Of October the cars will cross
the South Fork Of the Forked Deer riyer which viii open direct
line to hundreds offmers send their produce
II The Memphis Bulletin Of the 3Ist uIt contains the follow
ing statement Of the business of the Memphis Charleston
Railroad
We learn from authentic SOURCE Report
business OF this road will exhibit very gratifying realization
the antcpaOns Of its friends facts, CLEANED
secerys and the General gents books,
unel Of the corporate During that month there Of
passengers transported the road:
GOING East. COMING WEST
Way Passengers, 1893 6,G55 62I
Total 1885 s9I3 74Os
FOR JUNE IS FOB rur TAR
For Passengers, S737O4 IS S592-503 so
For Freight, 94263 81 49, 1876 90
service. 97,7T5
For EvIrss service, 1876 p 6-572 %
For other services, A 10 264 i9
sIOO,723 Os 1854, 40 l6
The receipts within less than $4,000 Of the estimate made
by President Tate in bis last annual Report, when, Of course
could anticipate the obstruction the business Of the
from the extraordinary character Of the winter and afford the
Company just grounds Of high confidence in the sound practical
judgment OF that excellent officer.
Th4 Expenses operating Road during the year,
AZ ~ 90, leaving the Nett Profits S5l657 S. Taking into
view the last months business making all due allowance for
the extraordinary accession receipts summer
there be present years receipts esossdHg
the must sanguHc calculations Of the friends Of road
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IL Mr.. JANIS E. BOWERS has become associated With Mr.
NEEEE in the publication of the Fest 7Hssss 2eOcrat at
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II The Trenton Standard ont in favor Of Hon. MossOs
death Of Judge HARRIS.
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