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NRESS GOODS.-We have this day opened a
IL full and tIne assortment OF Dress Goods CON
sistng Of splendid Silks OF ali qualities and prices;
e aInes, all wool; Valentias. &c; We have
bought the above TT a great sacrlhca, and are.
cannot fail to give entire sa isiaetlon. The par
tcu ar attention of the ladies and public are in
vited to our unusual large stock of Dress Goods,
which are too numerous to m ntlon. Call at he
bargain emporium of ALFRED MOSES,
"a Main
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AUCTION
THIS DAY
BY Thss. W. Keesse. AnctP,
(O6ce corner of 18th and Cary strees.)

GENTEEL uOUsEHeID AVID KiTCH.
" EN- FURNfTURk FOR SALE AT lUC-
ylohLWii, be sold. on this MONDAY wornirs.
November 9th. commencing At 10 O'Clock, ~ the
residence of Mr.. John siinp, who 10 declining
houseksep,nx. On Brooke Aysnne, opsosiss Mr.;
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consistins OF Feather
Beds; Hair and shu,k Mattresses; Beddins; Bed
ste ads: Couch Lounge; Bureau; Chairs; Black
Tin safe; Carpets; OIL Cloths; psrlor and Cooxins
si noa China and Gsssva w SxesArs .,,.
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I IGHT FOR AGI.-KE2OSENE 0IL-Tho
IL cheapest and most brilliant hght IN use. Re
member thls is not the common coal OIL For sale
by J. w. FRAfSEk, Druggist, 18th street.
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SPLENDID BARGA.,S. AND NO MS

NPtlENUID BAKGAINN. AND NO MIS-
~ TAKE CHAS. A & WATKIN, 8;h and Nam
S25 90 at and under cost for cash only. Ladies
and gentlemen from the country will do well to
IN fine and useful Dry Goods, Lad es' D. ess Goods
of all styles, Ribbons. Men and Boys Wear, I'm
brel!as. Merlnos Silks, Collars, Bands, Ruches :;
ALSO large lot Paid French Merinos at GA cts.
exactly halt the regular prce.
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IKE UTORs %AIE. 80 VAtUABLE
~ LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
SEAR HERETO; AND TRACT 0 LAND IN
HENRIC0 COUNTY NFARTO BoARSW AMP,
AND MALL PARCEL NEAR TO CAMP CAR
TER AT The request If Or. Thomas c. Clopt n,
shall sell at pub bic auctDn on the premises in the
order I'd Vertised. on rUASbAY, the 18th Novem-
lcwins valuable LOTS, viz: LOTS part of No
l89, IN the plan OF ichmord, on the no tn side of
NJ hn street. opposite TO Rockets Warehouse,
LOT No So IN Will'amson's plan. No. 2, fronting
l32 feet on Lewis street, Iungins back to Gilhe's
Creek. Also, a valuable half acre LOT on Church
Hill at the corner Of Leigh and 29th streets, OPP
posite TO where Mr.. y III CatliL formerly resided
And on MONDAY, the 81 December, 1860 at
HenFic0 County Court House, at % o'clock NJ. 81
acres OF LAND IN said counts. on Boar swamp.
Also, acres III said county, adjoining Camp Car
ter.
TERMs;-On third cash; balance at 6 and IL
mouths, for negotiable nutes, interest added anu
paid Inn I'll GOOnIN Il A PpkH
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fNkATES, FEND4hS- FINE SETS OF
" TONGS, SHOVELS AND POKERS.-I have
for sale large and elegant assortment Of all KINDS
Of Enamelled CRATES, with FEN DERS; SUM
NJ EK PIECES Of every ST. lie; handsome and plain
ssts Of SHOVELS, TONES, POKERS, COAL
SCUTFLES. CINDER SHOVELS, BLOWER
STAMPS, handsome stands for Snovels and Tongs,
Brass and Iron Foootsien, Fire Brick, slabs and
Jams. All kinds of Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
Brick Mouds. all kinds of Crates, Tenders, &C.,
made to order at the lowest Northern prices.
ID DENOON
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TOILET MINORS, Toilet Soaps OF all
L kinds, Toilet Walters, Comrs, Bi ashes, Co
lognes. Handkerchief Extracts, Pomatums, and
ell o her Hair preparations, Cosmetics and Toilet
requisites, for sale at
JOSEPH LAIDLEY'S Apothecary,
Sign OF the Red Mortar, 9th ana Main SITS.
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Jk0. b. YOUNG, Comr's.
oo 30 rot EATON NANCE.
S3l e nouduoted Inv Gon,rx T.

4 OMMlSkIONEK'S SA LIE OF III
- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT CALI ED
= M NJ CQMF0RTi" HALF LIE NORTH
EAS L OF RMUND As Commissioner APP
pointed by the decree of the Circuit Court of Hem
rico rendered on the 2@h October, 1850 in the
OF MoHcure, &c. at alnst Daniels EXT &c.
snail, as special Comml ssoAer therehy appointed.
proceed TO sell, at public on the prem SEES,
on MON DAb the 18th November. 1850, at IL o'clk
A. ~ ut fair il not the next fair day , the bsau
tliui Country Seat of VIII CHI judge Peter Daniel
died Sc zed called |" Mount Comfort" containing
about 30 acres more or less A plat and survey of
the and will be exhibited at the of sale show
Ing the sizes Of the slderent subdivisions, There
IL on the place comfortable Brick Dwelling and
the usual out bul dugs. tos e. her with an excel
lent Orchard and many handsome Shade Trees,
and seve' al excellent Springs, The 10 will vtry
IN size lFon 10 70 20 acres each according to their
relative position. Taking into consideration it's
beautiful and elevated position. It's noted health
fuineas. and nearhess TO the city of Richmond, 1t
IS believed mat few if any more desirable places
have been brought into market for long time
past
TERMS -One-fourth cash balance at 6, IL and
Is mon hs, for negotiable notes interest added,
and t1tle retained til all the purchase money IS
fully paid, and convey ance ordered by the Court
JOHN -. ST. GER
al &
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DRY GOODS. cARpur1Nas- a..

MORE NEW GOODS,
Nl BY LAST STEAMER,
SAM UEL M. PRICE Il co. have lust re
ceived- "
Elegant New Dress SILKS.
DRESS GOODS, in every variety
New styls CL0AKS and ARABS.
New SHAWLS.
They offer GREAT BARGAINS still in
Rich Dress s LKS.
SILK ROSES.
DELAINE ROBES, many of them at half
cost.
They offer also
New CASSiM ERES, of Southern ,nnnpfa.
ture, North Carolina goods, which re-
ceived the premium at the STATE FAIR
Georsia CASSIMERES, for men and bows
wear, DO. mol ta
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DAANTs, OILS, AND BhUSHES-Whit
L Lead; Lewss' pure best ' bite Zinc; Chrome,
Green and Yellow, dry anu, oil; Paris Green;
Vsrdigrs; TIMBER, burnt an. dry; Linseed OIL,
raw and boiled; Paint Brushes Sash Tools; and
everything the painters line, for sale cheap at
the New Drug Store corner Main and 10Th SITS.
p W POWERS.
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U IThF shuhtSG TOBACCO
t .@gafi'e' Ne can recommend this article as
bsIa, Ip,ts feaiIs superior also, genuine Pow
pes al sizes for sale by
4. JOHNSTON A. RIO UruRRIsts
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DREPAKE FOR COLD WEATH ER-AI
I persons in want of CLOTHING, will and at l05
Nam street, every article of wearing apparel to
suit the approaching season. Our goods are stylish
AID durable. Call and see tor yourselves.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
lO3, corner Man and l4lh, Pearl sts.
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SoUTHEKN FEMALE issT!TIIE,,

- RICHMOND VA.
The llth session OF this Institution will com
menoe on the LIST Of October next, and close the
last day OF June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, aud every effort will be
made maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are un-
'urpassed, while especial attention given to the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE.
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
or TO the Faculties of the Virginia ,litaTy Insti
tute and Of " llllam and Mary College; to Profs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupln, OF
the University of virginia,
For fur her Information. or for catalogue giving
course of STUDY ms, regulations and full list OF
patrons, to which attention invited, address the
Principal. D. LEE POW ELL,
Sc Its Box 81, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

(NURE FOR CHAPPED SKIN. The A N
- DALUsIAN BALM will prevent and cure
chapped hands and lips, and der the skin scft
and smooth 1t is devoid Of ali greasy ana sticky
substances and is a eligftfu article for the toi
lette. Price IS cents a hottle. Prepared only BY
MEADE Il BAKER, PhaI mace tlsts,
l8S Main street, corner above Post Office,
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ing of all the usual vareties-sa., Heavy Viz
ginla maize Fulied Cloth beav, A do. do. do do;
Sleeps Greys, kerseys, Cassnets, 40 &c; lin
sets and heavy Kerseys, for women Blankets,
Flannels, Stockings, &c, &c. All of which we
can be had IN Richmond
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. x HHDs. prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
boxes AdamantIne Candles 100 boxes JacAson's
Candles; 20J boxes Aitmeyei's Candies 10 boxes
Brown Soap; 100 BAGS Java Conee. IN store, Tor
sale by MASSIE Il PIEASANFS.
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SPONGES, extra. coarse and fine; PRIME Tur
- key Opium; Salad Oil, quarts and pInts; indigo;
Havana ana Domestic S;igaTs; for sale lov by
w. PETERSON 4 co 1855 Main at.
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STEAM LAST AND ROOT THEE FAC
- TOR MAN street, between 7th and 9th, adj
Joining Smm's Steam Planning viii. LASTS made
TO order, of well seasoned persmmOn wood. Lasts
accurately made for tender, diseased and deformed
feet. To secure comfortable and neat fitting
boot. every one should have his own lasts BOOT
TREES made. We are prepared to turn BONNET
BLOCKS, GUN STOCKS, AXE HELVES, or
HAMMER HANDLES.
a-Orders soil cited at the only establishment of
the Kind south of the Potomac.
81
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fCHE Raj kfLLER.-Use the hat Killer,
i If you wish TO exteTminsts all Tals and n,ic" on
your premises. 1t Is only Is cts per box For sale
by l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner 9Th and Broad sta.
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CAMPBELL & PEGRAM.
Com'r of the Circu Court Of NotGoway.
&.
80 cd aATn AZ AND sLAyEs IN THE

80 hA%u and l. E IN THE
GYs COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRI-
~~. VATELY y The devlsees of John H. Steger,
DECD, offer for sale privately a valuable TRACT
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, contain
ing; by estimation, eco acres. The land is admi-
aud Tobacco. and the tract is regarded as one of
the best in the county; If desired, t will be d.
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devlsees reserving the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, If satisfactory arraIte
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser OF the land, if he desires
them for his own use, can also purchase a large
number Of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM Z.
pot, Amelia; or to r. W. SrEGER, Mattoax De
pot, Amelia. an 29--tf
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f.LUAkS, CLOAkN.-Ws respectfully invite
- the Ladies TO call and examine our stock OF
Cloaks, of the latest designs, and at prices thas
will please the most economical buyer.
JOHNSON q HARWOOD.
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II GENTLMEN'S,
GIRLS and
Boys
ERINO SHIRTS
and RAW ERS,
Of every size and quality, can always be found 1T
COURTNEI'5 hosiery ESTABLISH MINT
four doors above the Theatre. oc 3l--6t
! HAVE JUST RECEIVED 900 FANNY
WORSTED COUNTERPART S. which | viii
sell cheap; and, also, good assortment of ~ KS
black and coiored, and great vaTietr of DKY
GOODS, BOOTS, HHOES and CLOTHING, ali of
which shall sell very cheap. Give me cali
l.. ROSE, 256 Broad st., bet I'd and 3D.
EA- Don I forg et the place. oc 2O-lmt
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GOODS FOR SEhVANJs' WEAVING
~ have on hand a large and varied stock of Goods
suitable for III ale and female servants wear, man
utactured in the South, which we wall sell low.
JOHNSON a. HARDWOOD,
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DARAFEiNE GAMBLE S-These Candies
4 made of Prepared Parafhne, q product
from the distillaton of coal, having the same
chemical constituents as gas. They give lame
clearer and more brilliant; burn ten per eut long
er; are more transparent and beautifH produce q
softer and more greeable liz h, than ths best
or sperm, and being harder are particularly suit
able for warm climates 50 cases oil the aboyc Tor
sale by |. Il u. b DAVENPORT.
Must M AK Room for the large an
N1 fashionable stock of CLOTHING thst hav
ordered, and making, Therefore, all kinds o
Spring and Summer clothing viii be sold cHRAr
CheaP is the word. All kinds of Furnishing Goods
IRVING HULL, Asolt.
"a Nam IT., corner 4tks
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, Go.


fTOKE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE,
~ until further aotce, Will be rs follows:
LUMP COKE. Sd so ger !oaq.
STOVE COKE. So per load.
oo h as.s 0oA T. S'9Sst o i'S S wERrH, Agent.
WooD' woon
800 cords Sc Lsoned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
aud for sale by PHILIPS COLEMAN,
oc I0-Im" South side Dock.
COAL.-C. B. LIPsCOMB.
- tFF!cE 4IHsT opp Mayo's Warehouse
Dealer , n MlDLOIHlAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
A Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL. sold by weight. auT-Sa,
lAk AND PINE wOOD-Seasoned and M
~ der shelter. for sale at Coke Yards,
il l1-ts mo. j. WERTH. Ag't.
A CARD.-We very earnestly request custom
"A ers and others, who have our BAGS, to send
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want OF our Bags that are Idle
Ia various hands who have nee ieeteu to return
them. In a short time We must make up bag ac-
counts and charge the holders with them. W hen
We send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
Much of the wheat we receive is damp. Farm
ers oug Int to dry II At home. Barns, granares and
" all out of doors" big enough to spread il in,
Farmers lose immensely by ilattention TO this
point
We have fallen on periious times, when debt 10
fearful: Filling orders Tor guano, &c, on the
faith of growing crops, won't do for those VINO have
to buy them time. A safe principle of individual
economy il 70 make money before we spend It.
se l9-ts MADDUX co
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

My stock of WINDOW SHADEs baisg YER,
large | am deFern.in5 d 10 run them off cheaper
than eyer. The following is my list OF prices =
Dark Landscapes 81 cents, worth rs; + lain Gold
Sh dies 70 cents, with fixtures completes; Gold,
with Centre 81, worth at least 81; Gold and Vel
vet, 81 80, worth 81; beautiful Bouquets rs cents,
cheap at 81 50; sp 6nfid Vase shades, 80 cents,
cant he hou' mt elsewhere for So; Gothic st, lie,
pTy iandscs pes Pleasure and HuntIns Scenes, IN
endless variety; German, English and American
Oh Cloths all " dths Very cheap; Table and Stand
lovers; Hearth Hugs. very low and all wool: Car
pet ng only 50 cents great bargain: 1850 large gilt
trained Pdrior Pictures rich scenery at the as
tonlshipg low ITce OF 81, worth So; also, a large
line OF DRY GOO DIS, cheap Tor cash. call soon al
the established cheap Dry Goods and WINDOW
Shade Store OF Nj. GOLDEN, 230 Broad street..
kRn on NO tray II
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Sparxe DALr.-We learn from ouI
friend. Isaac NJ. Pierce. that there ha.
recently been established a Post Office
1t the new village Of Spring Dale. more
familiarity known as the Quaker Settle
pent, some ten miles east Of this place.
James w. Russell, late of Oskalossa.
has been appointed Post Master ss that
oGce. Mr. r. is much OF agentleman.
and Will make an accommodating and
Efficient officer. The establishment OF
this Office forms another new link i'll the
chain Of necessities that require mail
route from Leavenworlh directly to and
beyond this place. And il is a route.
that. IN our humble opinion, would pay
from the beginning. Let the people
move in Ibis matter. and we can have
xha, We have SO long needed. direct
daily mail from Leaveuwcrth City west
ward through Osksloosa. "a,
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mAlslg1 ngyeE,o
KISER 3 IRSLEY PrsprisssfEa
Corner Of SsAwnrsasd Eash Sssssss
LEA EEIWOR1H CITY xAySAS
Stages Lesvs this h,sse daily. end Free 0n.s
bus runs from TIE House 10 the Boats. e3a.


from which maAkinA 0AEsR enc lazgo poss =
the globe. b t. esnseqnsaos e(a $4,000 aetiee
in the system. induced b IT, peissas0 niasa =
vegetable decay. This szkalssisa b evolved y
the action Of sslu heat On ~ saih - ~ vidh
the watesy vspor from Il Whils De - = bs1so
the horizon this vapog fingers neeS ~ sasth's0lr
face, and the virus IS taken witA 3 thygu0h ~
lungs intu the blood. Thsss 4 aeh ssm tslss0As
poison on the internal visesga and exeseeng Ngsns
Of the body. The ivex becomes TORPID and h;ls -
secrete not only this virus but also the Ne ron
the blood. Both the virus and The bls see1nslaes
in the circulafiun. and frodnes si1emer eea.eiea-
tioral disorder. TIE spleen. DE k5dneJs ena he
stomach 1xpaaAiss vhh - fyess sna bessa6
disordered also. Finally, the nsfinet & ~ -
ganim, a Il b a aftempt - sxpsI - ts16seD
infusion, eoneenhates the whole Mod e IL bedy
in the internal axcsesosies b force - - 60 Z
out The blood leaves the surface se1 rasAes -
the esnaal ernaps Nth seugots ylanee. Ii
IL the Chill. But in this o6ort Il hils. IheA he
FsvsR fslloss IN which the Hood lesvss ~ eeo-
trail organs and PUSHES 10 the saElAes, = =
another effort 10 sxpel he iniiaaiss psssa through
that other great excTstosy-the SKIN. In this
also it fails, and the systsm abandsas the sfesne
exhausted, and waits idr the recovery d a.eaG6
to repeat the hopeless s1brt another day. 1hsss
are the dts or payoxysms a YsvnH AND AerA
Such constitutional disordcs Win ef sssso un3er-
mine the health IL Il i not removed.
We have laSossd b 1nd. and lave Sbsad, an
antiAeta
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A New FEArUsE.-Wi.b pleasure
We announce that john B. Morgan, who
has just located il this place, viii IN a
few days open Silsersmith shop in the
building lately occupied By ]. W. Rus
sell. We have letters from several
gentlemen whom We know 10 be re.
sponsible. highly recommending Mr.
Morgan, and We commend him to the
cuixeps OF Oskxloosa and yisisity whe
have anything to be done in his line
His prices, we learn. will be moderate,
and work placed in his hands will be
promptly attended to.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which nsuxaliaes the malarisaa- psissa u ~
blood. and stHulates he Ever 10 s1bsi Il from ~
body. A. it should, % is dsO S,gv lhi4 s0iseiaa
disorder with perfect certainty. And does noess
rather does whae b Of 0Fe seVvico - sAsse sub-
ject to this infection. II taiea in ssssa \ sspsla
il hom tho systsm 40 it 10 absorbsd anA Aos keeVa
thoss Who ~ Il free from il steaseDs 1872 -
system in health although exposed - - &eeaa.
Consequently it NOT only cures, bur lEsose0 -,
the great variety Of a0eetions Va116 - h1nssa
By this malignant irauence. such =. lsniseas
Fever. Chll FsseF, Damh e 0ssksa 49,
Periodical Headschc o. Bilious Hse1acAe, Dil;sas
Eevers, Neuralsiz. feheumatisu, Cent, D6sAnaA
Toothachs. Rarachs, Csarh, Asth1a, 1alpi1Dr
lions, Paiafal Affections % the Spleen, nysoli0
Collie, Paralysis. and Painftl AHbslino - -
Stomach and Bowels, al Of which, when asis1nR
FROG, this cause. will b found % assume 100 :
less the intermittent type. This "Ae01 cynD"
removes the cause Of thsse dsraaeem0A - 0
The disease.
This it aceomplishes By seinslatng ~ .ao.
torios to expel the yirus tfan the. sysesnSSen
these oreano BY dsgrecs beeomo ha111D1 I'D -
their Office Of their own aaeoxa Hence 0ien VA11
We term oceimata1ioM Iins Uay aeoo0otaa -
same end. bot ofssn LIE = see - 80. 81
sacrificed in the attempt. wbilo III 49, CUoos
does il at once. and with salsey- We heeo -
reason to believe this b saz9 = - - ~,
remedy Tor the whole elas q &ssasD 49, -.
caused by the uiaamatie inleetjn, 90 - go.
which has been discovered; and 4 Ass en- 0adAo,
important advantage % the psbBas vAaA + -
L & cheap - wen u good -, -, = u, -, /,
v>.~avvn ~ ., s--....s 4.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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