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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

The New York HsaAIB i Il ls pr essss speaking in
etate painful excitement upon the question Of slavery
rcuucan party tn Congress- aud the indications of weak
ness in ,he Souhern ranks are melting to fesh eyer
a WhsR The s On Ss ns CsesaS
arm A. ,nuathzers Hence is that tho HsRAIp conur
ing IN an immense number Of bcody and brutal facts
create reaction Of public feeling agsus repubicanism
ana 70 hsp the professional Union savers Among other
Efforts ha yng this end in view the HKRA sent special
cyery hny that could be said In reference the fngtves
from slavery h this section Of the Queens domnons The
result h something moro than page OF HERALD small
mint coufan,nc an immense mass Of statements,
duc ana others false but all given With stroag bias in
favor OF the peculiar institution ana It's aSettors Three
special objects are simed aiArst to disgust American
phsuthropsts with their efforts keep the undergro
railway trains in notion second spread impression
amour the sIaves that they will be worse OF amidst
Canadian feedom than In Southern slavery and third
70 excite bitter feelings In the States against Brons
account Of the sympathy which tho runaways receive IN
railway are psd for their they dsvose part
OF The funds entrusted 70 them by for their
own use and 70. TO- th. asyss may tn. . certain
Is impossible to depend upon volunteer suckers and
dnctofs and money seekers may have got in among the
vorkcrs Such men have obtrrded themSeyes into the
church and every audabe enterprise but do find
that the fact checks the bors or the pous and chara
bie The assertions Of the HSAID are entirely unsup-
ported by facts: but they may lead inquiry into the
manner In which tue Affairs Of the underground railway
ere conducted, and may do good ina way tbs HERALD
never intended ~ ~ ---
Tia, part Of the report which refers 10 The ssgves in
Canada, embraces q series OF highly coored state
mepts, evidently magnihed from tue allegations Of
such frienss Of the coofed race Is Mr.. Edwin lar
will aud others, In Chatham and Windsor. mat the
foiff,es suffer soe,ehas toAe hey first arrive IN Cana
1em & ueyond question But liz facts as we receive them
do MOI iustfy THE sweeping ayerments OF the HERALD
Tina. many Of tnese unfortunate isyes establish hsn
aud their families IN comfort Is unquestionabe that ali
can do So II thes pose e ders and he earacss u srk
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n ~. sfvignette-rhick woods andt
NO. Two men ohoppins ,0ees
THE BANK OF KENT n r., viii DAY TWO
DOLLARS on demand to
| I.uDrSGrosvnlx. May 1. 81
I n. J. kent, Pres't.
GEO LUpiNUfoN, CASH J

About nine O'Clock man named Thomas Hart was A.
rest in the Tenth ward detected s passing one Of The
arrested in the Eighteenth ward with OF the bills
his person Each OK these parties s presumed to hsvs
hsa .pals 2 whom they pa,ssd the money receives
their escape In the Sixth ward three men were arrested
for showing the same bills. Their Henry
Of smith were Sund two 81 thsbiIs and just as hs VS.
taken into custody BY the officer he threw away rea
which proved to be ten Of the coun.erfei's Ga the
person Of Philips was found SCI 68, mostly in syers
in every pocket in his clothing, sho wing that he
without doubt the receiver of the goods and .goe4
up the Sixth ward sation house by Sergeant Brush
The bills ateNpop excellent bank note paper aud tao
numper Of the bis were successfully passsa-.mcssiy.
however, among the small dealers about town. The
amour. Of the bs said 70 have been intended to De cir
not have been over s26oi u got rid Of which owing
the prompt action Of Deputy Superintendent Carpenter
a3d the Police About ten O'Clock man nan6d J0hH
Bray ard George Wndetker were arrested in the Sevea
teenth ward for passing two Of the bills.
A MERCHANT CaARoxp WITH PRsJuaY.-stephen a. Pro.
vos, merchant of this city, recently arrested by
officer Dryden, complaint Of Henry G. Wheaton,
lawyer The charge out OF certain proceedings h
the Court Of Common Pleas and IN relation these pro-
ceedings the accused, 1t s alleged, made false adavk
In regard TO matter OF importance TO the issue OF the
Eu nvos ~, f1 M SSS w. wni @ C0
Railroad. The accused taken before Justice Osborne,
and after examination held to bail ia the sum OF 81 900 -
answer s
RxARREsr on A CHARGE OF PRACTISING nu "DRoe
."Jo Edridge was rearrested q charge Of hav-
Ing swndled Mr. Jared Bartram Of Chicago out Of Sa26
by the "drop game" some time IN November Last n
bridge was arrested at the tme but the charge fen
through owing TO Mr.. Bartrams departure for homo.
Mr. Bartram recently returned to the city, and Edridga
was again arrested. Justice Connolly committed him -
the Tombs In default OF 81 600 bail answer the charge
before the Court Of General Sessions
ALLEGED ArrExpr AT swrSDiING- Wednesday morning.
detectives Wilson and Bonner of the old FORCE arrested
man named George Pigou alleged charge preferred
against him by Thomas J. Oakley and Others or having
obtained quantity Of sewing machines and hoop srts,
valued at $500, and giving check the Ocean Bank Ia
payment for the same being Afterwards discovered
Rgot had no account with the bank he was committed
BY Justice Quackenbush to answer.
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Later from SCUM America.


BrES0S AYREs RE-KNTERING THE ARGENTINE COME.
DKRATroN- THE TREATY OF rEACE-MANIFEsro OF
GKNERAL uRQurzA.
We have received by the bark Sarah A. Nickels Mon
tevdec papers Of the 18th November Peace has been
concluded, and the treaty ratified between Buenos Ayres
and the Argentine Oonfederacy.
The text Of the treaty published in La Rplscd. Of
Nonteyidso Of November Is The most important points
"a. As Il Arena .Ssss As.
tuition. -S - '''e4''" $50 % NN' o"o0nAa consa'
Articles, "a and provide for the meeting Of con-
vena0n % examine the constitution and provide for
rou: political wants OF Bucnos Ayres. Tho reforms
sought by this provisional convention viii be referred
70 the government Of the Argentine Confederation.
sss , 81: sss. Ss. s' ssss s u Ss
Article 10 provides that an the previous dia,cu.es be-
cay forgotten and no nhabant Of Huenos Ayrcs shall
suffer confhcaton be at all molested for his past pot.
cal Opinions and actions This 10 equivalent 70 general
Article y provides that the people q Raenos ayrss
shall q snee proceed 70 The election Of their representa-
Article 10 provides for the rcapponment Of al the off,
Ss q ths Buence Ayres army 70 s cce they held be-
ne rsmsiuisg articles (here are xfsn IN a) are d.
voted 10 dipanmatic relations win parngusy. = :
The frosty was signed at Ban Bose d flores on the 10th
grand 10 Dam sung = Baenos Ayres in honor OF
The event and the happy contamination Of peace.
Ayres manifesto congratulaang thcn upcr The cIos ~
nosthaee and urging the psoph Of The Argentine CpnSe
dcrasion 10 remain nrm and united ; = =
thorty, and than Of hs fseard br thsr tue h.
teresA he exhorn them 10 rsma6 IN a. Caplsdsr.cv
On tho llth Il November ths Chamber Of Rsurv,u.sa
we srtn1ed tha executive power "a rasify D. 1000
Concluded on Tie loh between the STATE o. Buenos 1yres
steam vessel was despatched from Buenoe AvYes IA
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PEopxlEu Cur fHrcrGu AVID SryK BY TIE Iox-Loss
$4,000 Wednesday night, about eleven O'clock the
propeller Ellen E. Terry, from Wilmington Delaware,
laden with corn while lying the dock foot ofsouth Second
street, struck BY large foo Of ioe. which caused her
TO pert her mcorpgs- She commenced drifting up the
river with the tide whcnt discovered that sc was
filing, and the captain, VIM n. Chaplin, hailed the pilot
Of one Of the Grand street ferry boats when .hc
taken In tow and carried 70 the dock foot OF North Eighth
street. where she after sunk The Good tide brought
the ice back and came with such force against the boat
that The foreaa and the upper Part Of the VESSEL were
ice also carried away portion Of e dock al the foot Of
North Ninth sreet which drifting down the river struck
aganst Grand street ferry boat, causing to collide
with the CSHfbmh, Of the Houston street ferry and
lmashing portion o. the LADIES' cabin Tho crewof the
propeller Terry Kct on In safety. The boat In yerScy
City on Wednesday afternoon, to deliver four fhousnd
bushels Of corn the disdery Of Messrs Kngie o.
She would have ufoedcd yesterday bad not this accet
occurred She has twelve tcrssnd Bushels OF corn on
board She rs ownsd by O. Y. Terry o., OF Hartford
insurance. a gF1T-fI5 u--t-' ~ %
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nH6srr Ft0oOsD Win NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on SnM ~
TIE pArsrss CHARGED WIN nsISa rrK QupsE "Wednesday
evening an attempt was made To GOOD tho city with ooua
felt two dollar bills tho Bank Of Kent Ludnstonvs.
MY. and in many Of the wards large plumber wers
successfully passed ana several arrests MAIZE For GEMS
time past various hew ooaperfes have been passed O
siorea eepers but nothing ia the shape Of rush was
made by the parties to pass very many Early iAsk
evening Deputy Superintendent Carpenter ascertsaaea
the fact that couherelts The above bank would n
oil probability be shovrd during the evening and nat
large gang bad been organized 10. circulate shosA
throughout the city He accordingly had the Telegraph
operator headquarters communicate the facts 70 the
CAPTAINS OF tho several precincts and in short ms IL
s,orekeepers all ovev the city non6sA
The telegraphc hardly been given cut Who
Captain Bennett Of the Eighteenth ward arrested Aa
named Andrew Rewby on alleged charge Of odsring
one OF the bills Rewby, seems, had entered q store
and purchased ny cents worth Of goods rendering
OF the bogus bills n ymupt for The same. The store
keeper having been notified BY the police but tsw
menis previous, he Immediately detained Rowby. ana
sent for Captain Bennett He was then taken 70 ~
station house, and committed to answer The following
u description OF the bill n-r-r
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[From the Newburg News, Jan. Ill ea,cr
joshua Ward has sgn0ed TO the Newburg Regatta As
ISOLATION his readiness TO accept the challenge OF the Br
sh Champion, provided the necessary arrangements are
made by his friends ~
meeting Of the association was convened on Tuesday
eveningthe Vice President T. G. Ring, in the CHAIR and
J. Wood, Jr., Secretary. u was unanimously d
Resolved. That The Ncwburg Regatta Association win
pay $500 Tor the purpose Of defrayng the expenses Of
Mr. Chambers' trip to this country, provided that the
match y rowed II Ncwburg bay. $3.50
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed 10 open
correspondence The subject with the various regatta
associations throughout the United States.
The following gentlemen were appointed an Executive
Capt H. Robinson, T. c. Ring, Major Morton, Cant. I.
Wood, Jr., B. B. Odeu, VIM. Isle, j. a. Fl. Chapman ~
win be by the above proceedings that the New.
burg Regatta Aseooaon agrees 10 deffay Mr. Chambers
expenses which win amount 10 $780, provided the race
rowed in Ncwbure by. This may look like selashness
the part Of the association but when the fact Is taken
INTO consideration that Newburg furnishes the champion
and that he prefers 10 hero cannot zee that any
objection ON be raised the part OF Mr. wards friends
Ia otber places especially as the contest is TO be national
one In which the Judgment OF the osrsman - to the
Boa place should be aoQuieeeed n. sa Hl3 9Tt
The whole amount required 10 be rAieed ID %
70 rsy expenses and 800 the amount TO be rcwsd
Tor n ID more than probable that Newburx viii take
$500 h the stock addition 70 the $500 for exucnscs
leaving % 900 70 be taken IN New York and other place
In Act The whole amount could be raised here without
much e6orilor 100 Subscribers, q 80 each would do
the whole busmess-bus, m tho champion has warm
friends In other places must give them IN opportn
~ 70 take baud In"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

Il SCENE obc generally Considered tnsS professor FELTON,
van DC nominated AZ President OF tho Harvard University
although The name George Emerson IL n, has been
named Of late Ia connection wxh the o0lcs. 2 1T
Eight hundred citizens Of Baltimore have pettoued the
legislature q Maryland to remove Judge Stump FROM
Office.
EyCovcrnor = T. Lowe, OF Marylsrd, Hon @ "
weiiioS, OF Jensrson isrstory, ~ washiagt,z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13
Board Of councilm.n.

THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC pEBT-ArP0ISrMENT
OF A COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE UNSAFE BUILD
COUNCIL PRINTERS UNTIL OTHERWISE ORDERED.
This Board mel last evening President Jones presiding
and after the minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved petition Of Samuel Mckay and one hundred
others to reduce the fares city railroads to three cents
presented by Mr. Van Tine and referred to the Com
mit,ee on Railroads whom appointed. petition Of Hose
70. No for meeting room was also referred,
resolution suggesting the appointment OF special
committee to consider and report upon the estimates sub
mittcd by the Comptroller for the levy 1860 was
adopted; as resolution, offered By Mr.. Campbell
hat special committee OF three be appointed take into
consideration the propey Of action being taken by ord
lance providing for the examination of unsafe buildings
he city Of New York; also favor of granting pcrrnis
ion to Engine Co No TO retain the small engine now in
heir possession together with resolution directing the
Comptroller inform the Board the amount OF interest
Tue and payable during the year 1850 upon the public
ebt, specifying the amount payable from taxation aud
he amount payable out OF the revenues set apart for that
purpose
THE CITY PRINTING
The following resolutions, which were presented by Mr.
haw at the last meeting aud laid over were taken up for
doption-
lily examined Into and IN eiaon o n: pra Gss
The Common Council and tina. delay may be occasionea
q. s
Inca performed and executed nader The dirssoa and M
erv,on Of the CLERKS of the said Boards By dmund Jones
at prices not exceeding those that and have been paid
e.ofoe Tor the same class OF work by the Cooperation ofe
~ until otherwise ordered By the Common Cola elk and thtt
C9mproer be- aud hereby directed and authorized 10
the bills incurred at the pricss above named upon tha
me being certified BY the clerks aforesaid =
Mr. PScESEY moved as an amendment that the name OF
mes Gorbon Bennett be substituted for that of Jones Il
m was put and adopted. Z1Eh -sfoE --fh
There being 20 further business before the Board Il
iourned I'LL Monday.
1T expected tina. the President would announce the
mmi!sees Tor the, year, but be did not do 50.
The year 1868 WIS remarkable the history Of our mu
pal affairs for the contamination Of sfAt Jobs by orr
legislators and the development Of many new projects
plsnder the citizens OF New York With few sxc.p-
MS the Board OF Aldermen for the year 1860 are tho
ne As in the year juat passed AND The newly Elected
smbers are even Of more degraded character than
Fir predecessors We pn6ish LIST Of their names
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millions additional taxes will be necessary 70 pay the
deficiencies caused by corrupt municipal legislation.
We shall devote much time aud space m future IN vent
laug and exposing tho schemcs OF the Common Coun nl
during tho present year. and make prompt and SPEEDY
exposure Of the parties to auy frauds taa: mar bo perps
trat aa
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Obituary.

xr, HENRI FARREx, manager Or the g. Louis theatre
died IN that city the sh inst He was much ked ~
n actor and tn the relations Of private life he bore an
excellent character.
IGtre Is.sc R,s7,v n e,fGnsa eo.aty, Ca, iisi ~
az rcsi:.aca % the 4.s .ax 80
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HEADQUARTERS OF TIM Army,
New YoRK, Jan. 10, 1860.
The Genefalin Chief having on tho LIST ins under the
sixteenth section OF the act approved March 1857 ap
pointed Major Erasmus d. Keys, First Artillery, hh SEQ
rotary, he h announced to the army such. ssd 9
By command Of Brevet Lieutenant General 6cok.
l. UunNAa Assistant Adjutant General
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What WAS Done Last Might In the
Two Boards.
rHE NEW AND TIE OLD COMMON COUNCIL.
legal Jobs and Frauds Of the
Last Board. So M
he Work to be Renewed by the
New Board.
olatiODs of the City Charter Perpe-
srated and in Contemplation. l
&c., aA &C., &C.
Board Of Aldermen.

his Board met last evening, President PECK IN the
air. tgl1 t.yrs n.H ln. Ita Ydt
EVOLUTION RESPECTING DASoxR or STEAM BoiIzRs IN
THx CITY. .GGUTIa N1rF srrl
Alderman BooIr presented resolution 10 the eec. that
ere are great many steam boilers IN constant in
city, and that ii is necessary for the preservation
life and property and 10 prevan, accidents, tina.
tent engineers should be appointed to inspect the sane
consequence of there being great many explosions
d loss OF nfe thereby therefore CASA s vo rf0 G
Resolved That be referred the Committee Ordi
investigate and examine into the ,st desirable
why 10 prevent the occurrence Of accidents in f
Adopted 'alff oeeaF a p
The Comptroller directed 10 take further action
reference the sale OF the ferry leases until directed
; the Common Council. 20. A ,t~
The Special Committee on Rules reported that the for
Ter rules we're available, with two exceptions N p =
LEVY. tfA
fu,ftpp repoIt reC1yn
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Notwithstanding tho very plain language above ouosed
we find that the twenty first of July last year. Alder
man Genet offered resolution to the ceiling OF he
second floor OF the middle building OF Centre Market 10 be
lowered sufficient distance 10 afford accommodations
amount 70 over one thousand dollars yet we End an i'd
vocae IN Alderman Genet to violate the Law which he has
sworn 70 protect ~ 20 o. r1N 9tl sia .gass.atL
On December IL, 1859, the Aldermsnc Committee OF
Repairs and Supplies alderman Tuomey, oharnan), Of
Tered resolution that the Of 81 500 be appropriated
% remove the partitions in the Governors Room, City
nsa wi.nout advertising or utractns thercfov.p
me Aldermanic Committee of Arts aud Sciences
lAnerman Starr, chxrnau), offered Q resoction,
IN 'OI ros,s ADOPTED and subsequently, amended by
We sc az oil 0cunctimcu. appropristing The sum
o. $50 for retouehng, rcgiidng and repairing
the pictures in the City Hail under the direction Of the
committee thus violating the new charter md virtuallv
performing The executive business properly deyolynr on
the Street Department. - - ''.' - 90 -
On July rs, 1859, Alderman Lyons offered rsso,ron
thai the Street Commissioner be authorized ,nd roc,i
to procure without CONTRACT badges FOR the usr n hs
Fire epartrnentsnoher deliberate mfr action Of that
section Of The charter referring 70 contracts
Among the items Of expense allo9ed for Alderman
MnrrAys funeral was ss97 n for gloves, reesha Sc.
chased from 81 70 - 90 per pair twill be inferred hss
the Aldermen furnished their friends with French k,de
Or che hd by soppy ~ uss sssr the expiration o.
Among the resoluoaS paed Mt ysaS wna one dhband.
ing an engine company ADr sdmi.s1y 10 il membership
report Of The cpmistee the subject full Of sen
mens Of " holy horror" At the idea Of respectable
pany associatng with cenvtsas What measures viii
their own body from convCts, murderers and other cr.n
nah, when they reflect that they have fyst such
hsTs sns so5S Ss, nq N m ss
oody OF men, selected nom the lowest strata Of Pot
clans MOI bali Of them compstAnt 70 write n,el
siele resolution or TO speak underssandingiy on any
line would fail a 70 suuerats The frauds committed
year Aosevery measurc for the Improvement ofthe
o<hsr measures Of Pablo necesy wore either entirely
Overlooked Or detssssd The prsspscs for an improve
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Army Intelligence.

GENERAL ORDERS-NO. i.
HEABorARIERs or TIM
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
Platform of the Democratic Party ms
adopted in the National Convention.

RESOLVED, That We, the ID moor CIV Of the
U no', Ia Carve 10 nS>elnb ed hereby d,cEr.
or ililr nance If the K solutions uldnintnu>Iv
htpitli and dccl ned as , Platform of Pr7uci le,
b. tn Dean crate Convention at CincluuHtl. ui
q Nelr ~, believing that D.n ,crtuc p.Inci-
p : 're uheilangetblr IN their nature, when aI,-
piled b the same subj ct-mal,,rs.
fES LvED Tudt II : The duiv nf the United
St'tcs t" M rd ample aud Complete prut-o;inu l.,
all H. izruS whether al IA me or abroad. and
whether nad'veor frrign bnrn.
RESOLVED, That one ct the necessities II
the ag II u military, ,mmercm, and postal
= ut u view, Is speedy clmuuncttlon Letvre ,
the Ah.nt'c md p ,e,tc States: ID the ID .m.~
crdllc p,rty pledge sucn Cunstitati ,nsl Govern
m'ht dd hS wall lhslre the construction nt 4 rail-
r"ti 10 The Pdc c coast, at the earliest uruc,,eAI
period.
Tltt the Ds n ratio p ,rtv are in favor of
the Hcq hSitl"h "f the island of Cuba, on such
iernlS rs shall b. hIn1Tabe Ia ourselves aud lust
tJSpain.
kEsaLVEp. That tn. enac-ments Of State
Legislatures 10 defeat the faithful execution ui
I Z Fugtlve Slave L,v lra hI>t.le in cnnrtc:er.
s1brerSlve "t thu stitIt0u, aud revolutions
~ IA their, II CT
RESOLVED. That i is IN accordance with II .
C.nclnn II platform. that durins the Ti.teuce i
Ierrt rial GIyernments, the measure IT rrstr,c.
ton. whale, eF Il M " be-, imposed Gr the Fed.
e'al Constitution "n the power Of the Territorial
J. gi>lanre. over The subj CT of the domestic r..
d0nS, the s,Ine has nepn, or shall hereafi 81
be mn lily determined by the Supreme Cunrt II
the United states, should be Respected b, all rood
c Ms, and enforced with prumptness and fideI-
ny .! every branch "i The General Guvernnlrr'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

state OF California. city and county Of San Fran -
rs - l. this 3lst hHy 81 July, D lSh6 L.to
e,Nm.C c j. welt. Notary Pubic, personally nn,,a.,
ID. j. Dah'e', Aiownt n.e. Who b,iig duly swnrn
;d d. pose anu say, that tn cont, nts of IN. o. -
crew th signed l'y him true. N"'u
In wiines, whereof have hereun,o get nv hand MA
flied my official seal, tn cay and year frst arr.
.rilIen. Il 81 VIM. JEWk FIT. Notary ubrc
SpclmatOlrhOea,
ar lrca weakiess. htrvOus debility, low spiri,s Ia.
'ude wrtkn:sS OF the limbs aid back, indspositiou
nd mcapabiity f. r labur and stu'iy, dulIn.ss ~ a
henson, l0ss ui MT mury aversion to ,ocirtN l"Ip
sntuue, tmidity, re i.distrust dizIness h.adacha
~ w. tar! discharges rains in The side. affections
he Ie. pimpIes on tie incr, ua or other In6rr,
uian are cured ly th' justly celebrated phvsi.
and surge n, l.. J. Czapkay. lis methd Of cn.
ny diseases Is IL, W. unknown to others,J and h.nc
he great success All consult atiUns, by letter or OH
rwis, tTee.
Adnre's, -. :. CZAP AY, NJ. d. San Francisco. Cal.
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