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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
fNeH York.
SUN MUTUAL MARINE ms. COMPANY,
OF New York
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
QfNew York.
NORTH AMERICAN ms. COMPANY,
OF EtV York.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Ncw Fcrk.
: GQOOH1E INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Eex Fork.
NEW WORLD INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF New York
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Eew Ynsh- ....
STATE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
o. New Haven.
Capt. r. Dorchester. Inspector
fek eamlp QHea 80 Routh WAser<t. Chiearo.
DY STATE AUTH Il O BIT 7
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PITTSBuRGH, FT. WAYhR / CHICAGO 4. Z
1859. SPRING RATHS. 1862
Through Freight Line-
TR0N DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
m notce< Freight viii b carried oysr this Line u
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Mason e. Company, Agents,
noYB,s RrTTLnTNG CHICAGO.


c,TaTFNEST OF THE CONDITION OF
- Ihe New World Fire Insurance 01rauany o. ihe IT
counts Of The bate Of Illinois pursuantt u the ss'a'e9
Of thai Sale:
+ 7b-n.me os the Company ID "1he FeE Wori! Fire
Insursnce Coup4oI. Aad 1oested a No. 35 Pine
fIret New yoik .a,n M
!: The amount .! II. Capital ssee1 ptd op, ;.: an
ASSETS.
e1a RanH ~ nAna Aae a6l29 n
n - s.4.s. '...........,,.,..., nnnt.
+ h1ds nxn.i ~ he Oompany 2o0 %
ueou e. on tne ri osse II ie,ns.. 1sl $50 %
r.hss HiherE{se - urtd, .......,..,..... LOO %
nsh,s ~ fnr pTemIn111. .....,........, liza -
II nther .eenr ties,,,.................- b,6te %
Total Axets Of the Company. y.......-...4eaa II
1l&hniAf4
rhe ercxtest aapopns Inquired IN enc rat, $1,000.
10 Fule as amount to be Insured In anJ ooe CIV.
Tde IL 81 inoapozaalon Of sald Company. October H.
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.+,e-a+. IN F1n Re on the sist day Of January leo
Auprroa's ory1os. STATE or 4lIx.99s'f 1y.9'f

r r1xoNxp, Feb It, 1a9
Wherehh The State Fire Insurance Compahy locaTo
At NJ Haye IN &c ate Of Conuectcut has n!ea ~
I'LL ndace atetnent Of the conciton of ~ a1aiL ~
rsnuTed IN An Act re, ulate the Aeeoee4 Of tnn1'
snee Companies inou,ro.ssea by the ss's o. ~
nUs n1 thtrstn snp5oY.d IanusrI a l657 sd vhetes1
ia Company hss furnished sss1acf evdt nee tnah y
IL n.asS,ed Of the required amount OF capital tpTeeeo
in etocis and rnortk4- e and has hled N 1an oMs1 @
V,;ttep dxpei hy tae Pre1dens spq Sesse
il Ct .hs nn1nS;a q In saa % Uo sR
seryice OF proceaS for aud on behah 81 ald
0ompzoy eonsentns that service Of ptoees npon IN
seTxtd ap theC mpan7. and waivfcE u easm Of e.
1ot il pursuance Of the proTfona of the
~ Nafo.esatd. I jelse Dubois Auuhor Of Public &C
FoynS 81 tic 81 ste Of lnsls DO hereby cely tna w.
ssld fns Frisbee MIS- Il authorised a. ~ AEsn. ios
IT, compan, to tTansact she 5uanfs5 III
5esT eheen hundred snd sxy 60 1a5 :, DC may DC 10
A Intenirnouy wheseoL have be eunto sooxef.oea
rYnane. and AfA1ed the sea, q ~ ofhee' ~
n. snr8eid lis h!te nth dsy Of February. A: u.
lS59 JESSE r. DUBOIS, Auditor (. r.
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VIM. M. FERRY, JR.,
xkaAY1BURa. Grand Haven Pos& 711ce. H1chtsan.
0r 10 my Geaefa1 Agents Tor the Cnitea s&AIeA
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EXCELSIOR We had the pleasure of an introduce
ton yesterday to VIM. n. Tiffany, Esq, late from San
Francisco, who is the agent for a San Francisco house,
who in their turn are agents for a well-knowu Balti-
more Gas Company. Mr.. Tiffany has brought with
him per Frances Palmer, q portion of the machinery
requisite to the erection of gas works in Honolulu,
with a view to lighting up the whole city. An appli-
cation has been made to government for the exclusive
privilege of making and selling gas in Honolulu for
fifteen years, being an extension of ten years over the
time al present allowed by law. We understand that
a favorable answer has been returned to the applies
ton, and that q Joint Resolution will shortly be
brought up in the Legislature, authorising the extern
sion asked for. To Mr.. Macfarlane, of this city, is
due the credit of having been the first to prove the
practicability Of gas enterprise here, and we hail as
q sure omen of success the fact Of his name be-
ing the FIRST in the list of petitioners for an act
Of incorporation. Mr.. Tiffany informs US that If the
application is successful, he il prepared and author
ised at once to ommenc operations for the erection
of works We learn further that the company intend
to adopt the policy of fixing their gas at as low q
figure as possible, in order that its use may become
universal. The material used by the company for
the manufacture of gas, is any kind Of vegetable oil,
and the inventors in Baltimore state that the oil ex-
pressed from castor beans, which isso abundant here,
is superior to any other for this purpose. Thus,
with a little addition Of machinery in the shape of an
oil press, gas can perhaps be afforded cheaper here
than in San Francisco or elsewhere. We trust that
the new enterprise will succeed. In this connection
we may mention that the inter-island steamboat con-
tract is said to be in . fair way tobe concluded. We
see an electric telegraph cable between here and
Lahaina in the dim distance. Excelsior
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Shall, VIC have Hospitals.

Mr. EDITOR There is an old proverb which saye
&c one-half of the world does not know how the other
half lives" In this world Of Hawaii mel it may Justly
be said that one-half of it does not know how the
other half dies.
A few days ago there might have been seen passing
down King street a hearse, conveying to its last
resting place the remains Of one of the Hawaiian race,
followed by a long and respectable procession of
friends and mourners of the deceased,
Solemn and silent they walked along
to perform for their departed friend the last, but not
the least, important duty-a Christian burial. Con-
trast with this scene the following:
On this same island, and near the same time. n
poor. aged and in6rm widow is lying stricken down
by sickness-no house near her for miles, no one to
administer to her wants. save her youngest son, a
boy Of some nine years. For weeks she has fingered
on. The poor boy finding his neglected mother sink
ing fast, and could not in the course Of nature exist
many hours longer; he leaves the painful scene, while
he passes over a journey of forty or fifty miles for his
eldest brother to come and take the last farewell Of
his dying parent There she lays for two days and
one night all alone, cared for by none. seen by none,
save He who will judge this world according to its
sins without distinction. Both sons reach their diving
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another gale came on, from sw, hauling next day to n. and
N-N-E, finally to NE, in lat So 50 N, long. leo 20 W.,
which continued until we made the land, the night Of Saturday,
I'd, being the most severe Of all; lay to all night under storm
tyszl, fore topmast staysal and balance mainsail, the sea very
high, and everything well wet down, from Lady Faith to the
man at the wheel. Made MOsokai January sd. at half past IL;
Oahu, go, p NJ, and anchored Cd the hr at ., p. NJ.
LEFT az Ascension. October S. ship Hope, Clifford. n. B., 400 sp,
bound s. and New Zealand Spoke, October g. bark T. Cor
ming, Rotch, N b. 50 mos. OUT, 800 SIP, last from Tahftii had
been newly coppered; was bound south. November 2, lat. 4 >
81 n, long III : 1s E., saw three large sperm whales, bound
s-w- AT Strongs Island, October IL, bark JOS Butler. White,
from New Zealand. $50 sp and 10 cocoanut oil. bound east.
Cleared from San Francisco, Jan. 4, sloop Splendid ,jr, Claire,
for Honolulu, by NJ r Roberts.
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SrRoxG's ISLANDS. Nav p. 1s5

NNoy &s OK.
Mr.. H. N. WHrTNEY-DEAR SIR I'm your I'D.
r~erfiser of Feb. 4, 1858, under &c interesting from
Micronesia there are some errors of date and fact
which should be corrected.
The Morning Star came into our harbor Sept.
9Th and not the llth. That grand feast you speak
of was Mr.. Covert's and not the Rotumas. You saw
the Rotumas went to the feast ssmusket in hand. , ;
This was not true. They went to the feast entirely
unarmed. Hence the reason for the Kusaiens secur-
ing SO many muskets and SO much ammunition.
The Rotumas had left it at their houses entirely I'M
guarded.
Captain Lawrence Of the Com. Morris did not
take off the two white men as you state. The two
white men, Messrs. Covert and Johnston, were taken
away by Captain Coffin Of the bark Roscoe, N. B.
Be kind enough to give the above an insertion in
the Commercial Advertiser, and oblige.
Yours truly, b. G. Snow.
p. S.-Mr. David Kirkland of Baltimore, having
resided some 8 years or more upon this island, died
here the 18th of last March. Mr.. Francis c. Lawton
Of New Bedford, died here Oct. 2C, 1857, of a wound
received during the war. b. G. s.
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IMPORTS.

From SAN FRAScIsco-per Frances Palmer, Jan. 23-32 pkgs
boots, shoes, &c, J Barnett; 10 pkgs mdse, J II Strauss; cider,
vinegar, saddles, cigaritos. candy. gloves, hams, vitriol. hats,
hoop skirts, Lyons ale, whiskey, lime. garden seed and rope, J
Patty, rope, wheel spokes, sewing machines, pilot bread, gunny
bags, ralsins, onions, corn meal, pork, hams, and i horse, VIM
Stoet; 100 N shingles and IS bags potatoes, d G Waterman; IL
cases mdse, to onieri 100 casks ale J G spatiing; 2bales mdse,
A Harris; % boxes candles, 2 cases boots. Z cases mdse, C A L
H y Poor; 100 boxes raishns, 8 Ssvidge; 4 pumps, as cases, 5
trunks mdse, r c Janion; SO bags potatoes and a lot stores, @
7 Lawton; 40 kegs and 3 bbls liquor, 9 baskets wine, l cask
wine, ] bale corks, 1 case cordiais and i case brters, C L Rich
ards & Co.
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mother only in time to witness her =
Add to such \ scene in this, s Chrs'A'
hole is dug by the hands Of her chiid1'''
out coffin or shroud. her remains are dtr
until called hence by Him wLo knows
ices all things. It will then be made ~
day Of retribution, on whom rested t0e
"Hese pity on them, for their h'
IL full Of grief and care'
Ye do not know one-hahtne'
AseDe-b1
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VESSELS IN poRr.JANUARY &c.

H. b. Ms sloop Calypso, Montresor.
Am clipper ship Syren, Greene
Am ship Gladiator, Luce.
Am brigantine Angenett, Studley-
Am Lark Melia, Poleys-
Am bark Frances Palmer, Patty
Am brigf Morning Star. Brown
Am sch Marilda, Elbrechts-
WHALERS-
Am sh South Seaman, Norton Am bk Sharon, King
Am ship Arctic, Phillips Am bark Wavelet, Swain
Fr ship Espadon, Homont Am bark Vernon, Bumpus
Pr ship v. de Rennes, Guedoit Am bark Florence, -
Am ship Orozimbo, Pease. Russ bk Grefer Berg, Enberg
Am bk Harmony, Haw bark Gambia, Merritt
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New EaurrIos ON HAwAu.-By passengers VINO
arrived this morning from Maui and Hawaii, We learn
that a new eruption has taken place at the Volcano
As near as we can learn, the eruption broke out On
Sunday last, and passengers on. the JManuo60'0o'
saw that from Kawaihae, it appeared to be in q new
locality from the last eruption. and on the southwest
side of Mauna Loa. The light was hrst Observer a.
Lahaina on Sunday, and distinctly seen on the two
following nights. 6
FUNERAL OF A FIREMAN.lOn Tuesday last 'ms
Firemen turned out in uniform to attend the funerai
of Mr.. Alfred McKoy, q member OF " Mechanic NO.
2. The coffin was placed on the truck of Protection
No. 1, and was drawn by No. 2's men. escorted oy
I" Honolulu" No. /, and followed by the !" HOOK anu
Ladder Company, to the cemetery in Nuuanu
Valley. The Chief and First and Second Assistant
Engineers were present. and took part in the cefe-
monies. "
81 We are indebted to the courtesy of the Direc
tor and Foreman of the Polynesian office, for the use
of the Custom House Tables inserted this week.
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AssENGER

FokEIcN.
From SAN FRAScIsco-per Frances Palmer, Jan. 23-Mr and
Mrs Reiners, Mrs Tenant, Mrs II Force, Miss Mary Benedict,
VIM Tiffany, Masters w and c Benedict, Vim Fisher. Thomas
Bennett, James Reed, j Tast, Geo Beckley and Capt John Patty.
CoAsTwIsE.
From LAHAxA-Per Maria. Jan-.21-P ii Treadway, Rev C
b Andrews and son, Mr. Unna, Mr. Pease, 2 Chinese, and IS on
deck
For LAHAISA-per Kamoi, JAM PHI NJ Whitney and daugh-
ter, s ii Dowsett, J Hzverkost Mr. Hoffman,, and 10 on deck.
From KArAI-per Excel, Jan. 22-r c Marshall.
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Sloop Splendid, jr, left San Francisco for Honolulu. Jan. 4.
Am sch yaquero, Newell, is over due from Melbourne.
Am clipper bark Sachem, Atkins, sailed from Boston Nov. s,
in Pierce K Co.'s line Of Packets
British brig Emma sailed from Liverpool, Aug %, for Fraser
River via Honolulu
From London, about Jan Is, ship Scotsman, for Fraser River.
Ships Phantome and Queen were advertised to leave London
in all Sept, for Fraser River, touching at Honolulu.
Ship Pizzrro would probably leave Liverpool, Oct ], for Homo
lulu, to r. c. Janion-
fit for whaling. by Hofchlaeger 4 Stzpenhont
From Bremen, early in March, clipper brig Aloha, to a: for
whaling, by Hofsehlaeger & Stapenhorst-
Am. ship Modern Times, OF ii. A. Pferce's Line of Packets.
lct Boston for Honolulu, via Tahiti, August s..
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DIED.

In this city. Jan. 2ith, ALFRED McKor, a native Of Bostol
Mass aged q years
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4RKET
In eIancing over our China exchanges, we find the following
retail market quotations for several years, which may interest
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. n. I.

ARRIVALS.
ian. 1-Sch Maria. Moieeno, fum LAhainA-
2-An. wh q Heur5scfA, Drew, from Kealakekus-
x-An- snpL - Henry bingham, D0v. II days from Sam
Francisco
z-Am- sh Marlda, EfrechtA 2os days from New Lon
don, (vis Ro, 100 dayh3
GAM. clip bart Frances Pslnes, SCOT, 10 days from San
2l-NissioaAy packet Morning sfnx, Brown, days from
Ascension.
z-schs Kamoi, I'm Lahaina; Moikeiki, I'm KahuIui;
Nanuokawsi, On Hilo-
A-Amw vi sh Cincinnasxi, Williams tocuise-
. DEPARTURES
Jsn n-srh IxhnHho. ~ lilo
@Rua- n II Turku, sodabsom, to cruise
n-Au. eHp. hnxk Yankee, Smith, for San Francisco
M-aRL - snn D5egn, Croaon. Tar cruise.
n-Sch Bxee, Anennios for Kauai
R-Sch Knmd. Wubns, far LAhaiua
49, clip sh Ueny brigham, Dow, for Jarvis Island
lk-Sch MariA Nokenos for LAhaina-
aS-sch Keks1luohi.M achanf, for koua
9s-Am m q Nara There's, Coop, TO cruise.
MEMORANDA.
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n. B-rhe prices Of Fruits and Vegetables II Is impossible to
seate, A. they vary much in the same day
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a In the sums marked thus ahts 100000 of the Srnsc aok mott ameds two oue principals g~ /
b In this sum- S90 TO- landed heb by the Hawaiian hanh included - !
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q We are under obligations to Capt. John Patty
and d. c. Waterman & Co., for papers and memo
randa received per Frances Palmer.
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VALUE or EXPORTS.
Value Foreign Goods exported, ......-s257 lis 81
. Domestic produce. /. t3o6, jig IL
/" Furnished a. supplies, 228,259 90
-- 49, sec II
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sscs 90 - hses We have been Avored BY The Collector
eensna vtA the scsssn House Satisds for the Year 1sss,n
which yin be bond 10 enosain some curious and Interesting lea
turn ne ssaa mount q imports (as predicted BY us in our
Nosnor-) shows afalling Oh frum last year Of so, $751;
Sss while the exports have increased s1al. SIS sa. In order IN.
ow "adsrs may compare the imports and exports since 1855,
We annex eahe allowing the totals for 1855, 80, 80, and IS /:
1855. 1884 1852 ,ssa
psnes 2s4.74l0 4ss.a7s.o 4a.sosm sas,sss IL
kxprts
Domdo.N
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clerk in a dry goods store wss found guilty, before
Justice Davis. Of purloinirg fifty cents and several
yards of "Turkey Red" instead of receiving his
punishment in the shape oaa fine, which, his rela-
tons being in good circumstance, would have been
promptly paid, he was ordered te hard labor for If
teen days on the public works ard to pay a fine of six
dollars. The fifteen days in tie paahao are more
keenly felt than would twice that number Of dollars
paid. -
"SHALL WE HAVE Hospitals Read the touch
ing communication in another column with the above
heading. We are assured that the case narrated is q
fact Can q more powerful argument be sought to
show the absolute and immediate necessity of the
long-talked-of public hospitals, and the criminal
neglect of those whose duty it is, and who alone are
empowered to institute them?
1.-THE ADVERTISER ON RUSSIAN PoL1cY."-We
have been promised q refutation of the Polynesian's
article Of last week under the above heading, but
circumstances prevent our authority from appearing
this week over his own name
ERRAruM.-In an item last week about an apple
shown to us from Kona, Hawaii, for :. diameter
read circumference. Our types made the apple
grow in size amazingly in a very short space of time.
-.s seven or eight inches in circumference is quite
large enough for the first apples grown on Hawaii.
~ The clipper banks .Melita and Frances Pal-
mer. are posted for San Francisco, the .Melifa to sail
on Thursday next, and the Frances Palmer to sail
soon. They are both fne vessels with good accom-
modntions. and gentlemanly commanders
y We are under obligations to Capt. John Patty
and D. c. Waterman & Co., for papers and memo
rnnda received per Frances Palmer.
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n. p. Merchants, In want of any OF the above ar
tices will nbd tther vantage a. give Ine cali as
can aminodate then, b. tie case ar dozeu at as low
prices as sny other house In the casy.
mar3-u B. r. CUTTER
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH
NJ n m u \ y ~ /.

WE have a be utllu collection of of nahiia roots
w uf the hrst quality and a most brilliant Tul-
ors fur thrcr dollars W. HHl furnish ose Uozen
every one ct a dtne ei.t C lor,
GARDENING TOOLS ol every kind. Ter The sc OF
lady amateurs and pr ctcal gardeners.
500 CHOICE FtOWtR SfE : from TO IS cents
pat,er all frnni Blss's Nutser
pUMi.~ We have lust Iecelved full assortment
of CoNing's jumps, all OF ~htch WARRANT, and VIII
sell n sha, G IoA cT than the nia. ket prscc.
COAL oil--Uar lamps are known to be ot tue
siunest and bert ,ion snd OuT oh pure and
trce FROM all oilrnS. Ve od"r.
PLATED AND hkif AHA NAkk.-Ne haveA greai
variety uf patterns Of Caster, SPOONS, fosks cups,
'asv ,ssr,s - aACAENZE L NI\CHIN
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Stop the Report.

Hiseur. emily repO ted that sell no Goods snly
At Auction when IN fact tNothrds Of our sales are
private the same a. n any other wholesale House
tie city with iis exreptin, sell for short prons
for cash and short prompt paper.
feb2l DGAS TRABUE LUCUe.
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new-DOrk.

from vISCHER, OWEN 4 CO., General Advertising
House Appleton Building, SAG Broadway,
2 NeE-York.
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Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Elmes Market street. abov
SIXTH. c0rroborative OF the efficacy Of Williams
Anti-ny spertc Elixir
nR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sr-It gives me gresfpleasure to know tina
sou again preparing your medicine for the cur
of Dyspepsia, for many of my acquaintances havere
peatedy asked me where IL could be procured know
ing that had heen cured by IL. As think that :
public Acknowledgement Of the great benefit hav'
received from the Of your medicine, rs not ont,
due you, but may be useful 10 others, ] now max
H. For several years ] suffered from Dyspepsia
which increased Ia such extent that my health
constitution were rapidly sinking under q. ! was
compelled to restrict myself to the most simple food
and that could not digest; felt loss oi
strength dsinclnaton 10 exercise, and (as you have
il your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling Of depres
sion and indescribable eariness. In tie year lsSs
hearing from others high recommendation Of you'
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir, procured and used u with th'
most happy effect; under its influence languor and
weariness gradually passed away, and my appetite
revived, which could crafty with impunify. Tea
years have now elapsed aPd my confidence in the Gu
rative powers OF your T -licne has of course in
creased, for IL completely cured me, when failed
obtain relief from any other source
Very respectfully yours,
ABNER EI.MEs-
E1ixiris sold in bottles At 81 each. SIX bot
ties for 50
proprietor .IAMEs WILLIAMS MD.
Chemist and Pharmaeeutist
No. 4 South Seventh street, Phadepbia
sale by siiDrnggists sng24
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