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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-27
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FOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats,
keiserstown Turnpike, and 10 miles from Baltimore con
EG he ud lone and S 10 9T
T9aa dnd IN hgh sttf Of buildings first class
S Per aor one o. Ito 9crss on the Western Maryland
Coach Mandatory German street, near Paca, will be
sold m, q bargain Apply to J ! oDEIL,
TOSEPH Il. McKEEVER,
Agent for the purchase and sale of Real Estate Ground
Rents &C Collections Of Ground Rents House Rents, Ac
ton S st4set SsaT z B5S, c6tRT Cup tp
{ OUNTING-ROOMS FOR RENT,-The under
sGf1 2eE second S dn a E IS Yer fine e
change corner of Exchange Place and Commeic streets
dese olnces are well located ard admirably adapted
mhl6 2aw4w WHITE L ELDER
AA FOR RENT OR LEASE.-THE Dwell
ESH LING HOUSE AND ADJOINING GROUNDS be
D SasS 81 5G deou dfsSa ed Mr.
both Gas and eoud S n fG n5 iP9 and
GROUND RENTS WANTED-From $50 to
- $500 per annum permanent and well secured. Apply
70 jal6 TT No YIN y Nor III GGhA lfis! STREET.
e. FOR RENT.--The four-story Brick
i WAREHOUSE No 80 South street CBowly's WHARF
the railroad in the street Apply to Do' |"
lift SIT Wood street 's' Bo8iy s wharf wharf
a. FOR RENT-Possession given LIST Nav.
E!;H WAREHOUSE No ic3, Bowiy,s wharf Apply to
mh33 At 81 a and 8 T f,6wiy!, H wharf
OFFICE FOR RENT on Lexington street, at
s to OF coua stFG$ ABPy on TIE Pe
[Est FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-That new
sPi:H and handsome threetory DWELLING with double
9ls Ack Building on Garden street. above Hoffman, all
Apply f. No. lS c sha5Hen E n5 ky
IA FOR RENT.--WAREHOUSE in Ex-
M g ange lace occupied at present by hessrs Taylor,
nf5f Co. HR& kip Ii EAFa SGfsg dS
IT, In FOR SALE.-The D DWELLING HOUSE
Fi.il 70 $3I West Lexington street, above Chaswqrh
sS gaen and nS 6 with I the on 25 tide @
f1 s5:f DWELLING FOR RENT.-The desIr-
s able DWELLING, no. l67 Calvert fourth house
Possession gG1 ife oPE9se LoyG!a
CLAkk, corner Of calvert aud Water streets, the
4ssEasa.t FOR SALE.--A new and desirable
Church, with ali the modem imIrovements
&EPy W &REoTT ~ q 2F cBad 5Ss St. G f25
O. FOR RENT.
HiS Ihe laT5e tree,siory HOUSE No 20 North Charles
Large DIV ELLING No y St Paul street, Bank
STORE 3ND bWELLiNG, south east corner of Court
STORE No. II Pratt street above Charles street
Ihreesqry DWELLING, No 557 West Lexington street.
maIlDwE!IiNG House On Spring Court, near Charles
Large STABLE and y.a IN FRAT STRICT, near Feward
fei a'a'y % NsENt ca c5l Sit :t rec;
OFFICE FOR RENT.-The corner OFFICE
" on Grst Go7r Of our new Building, cuner Of South
TS sqa h or a G IS tor ePs It's vel adaPsd for
every OTHER c9nyGnercc Possession can Be about the
On FOR RENT-D ELLING No. II North
Mill High street between Gay aud Fayette ss good
orde'; will be rented 10" to COED tenant pAgPy to
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Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, April 10.-The twelfth resolution
having been taken up, Mr. Carlile moved to stri he
ont that portion making ii an indispensable con-
dition that no attempt shall be made to reinforce
ana recapture forts, &c. This was reected-I7
against la. Mr.. Wise moved to add clause de-
claring all forts, &c, In the limits of Seeded
states ought to be evacuated for purposes of pacI.
fcation. I.cst-6O against 81. The resolution
was amended and adopted, as follows:
That the people Of Virginia will await any
reasonable time to obtain answer from other States
TO these propositions, Tor amendments TO the Con-
sutn'ion They are aware OF embarrassment that
may produce delay, but will expect as an ipdis.
Pensable condition, thata pacific policy be adapted
toward the Seeded States and that no attemp t be
made to subject them to Federal authority nor
reinforce any Of the forts situate on the mai land
or within the harbors Of any of the Seeded States
recapture the forts ars2nals and other propertv Of
the United States and within their limits nor
exact payment of imposts on their commerce. nor
any measure resorted to justly calculated to pro-
woke hostile collision; and that the forts arsenas
magazines, and other places ceded to the United
States and situate on the main land or for the
protection OF the harbors Of the Seeded States
ought Tor purposes Of paci cation to be evacuated
by the authorities CT the Federal Government -
The thirteenth resolution was amended and
passed as follows:
- In the opinion of this Convention the people
OF Virginia would regard any action of the Fede-
raj Government or Of the Confederate States tend
ing to produce collision Of forces, pending
Efforts for an adjustment Of existing difficulties
as unwise and Injurious to the interests of both
ana that they would regard any such action on
The part OF either as leaving them free to determine
their own future poliey.''
PENDING the consideration of the fourteenth
resolution the Convention adjourned
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Further from California.

FORT kKARNKY, April IO.-The San Francisco
papers Of the 9th ult SAYS the dsters antici pate
an abundant crop Of grain from the present favor
able Indications, and are about 10 commence
operations night and day. BOWS distillery has
contracted to deliver In Jnly, So, 600 gallons of
pure spirits at &c cents Also 25 barrels Of domestic
atcohol, In July and August, at So cents Sales of
extra clear pork at s2l.
The news Of the formation Of the Territory of
Nevada has given great satisfaction to the citizens
OF the Washoe mining regions.
The Twelfth District Court of San Francisco
transferring the murder trial OF Horace Smith to
Placer county, on the ground that 1t is unconsti-
tutional for the Legislature to exercise judicial
functions An appeal TO the Supreme Court has
been moved.
The amount Of coal shipped from Cumberland
and Black Diamond coal mines Mount Diable to
san Francisco, IS repo: ted to be between 700 and
500 tons. The tunnels Of tvro mines are situated
Us feet above the level Of the bay. The con.
sumption OF coal In California last year was 50 600
tons, OF which the amount supplied from the Pa
CT nc coast was only Is 600 tons The Solano Her.
aid thinks that the Cumberland and Black Dia-
mond mines alone will yield IS 900 tons per wear
Washington Territory papers estimate the wool
crop OF that Territory the ensuing season at two
hundred thousand pounds
The democrats had called a convention To nom
mate candidate for Congress on the 18th Of Nav,
and the republicans the both Stevens
was the most prominent democratic candidate
Lady Franklin had arrived at Victoria British
Columbia. Ii Is reported that the British Govern
ment has determined TO build naval depot al
Esquimault, and that $50 900 is already raised
for that purpose. Miners are working az high nm
Fraser river as Litton CITY.
A company OF French miners at Konaka bar are
making as high as forty dollars per day to the
man, with sluices.
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
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ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
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The Number for this Wssk, 10 Be out on Fri.
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Continued Activity a, the Bro.klrn Navy


The New York Post Of last evening says:
:" The warlike preparations At the Broo klyn
Navy Yard are continued to-day with the same
vgor that has distinguished the operations at that
The brig Perry Is in a forward state, and will
De ready In two or three days. The process OF
backing the vessel has been delayed on account
OF the wind and dust, and will be commenced as
soon as the weather will permit
Workmen commenced TO unbouse the frigate
w aoash this morning, when her decks will be
placed In order to receive her stores and arma-
ment
The work on the Savannah now In the dry dock
goes on briskly, and she soon will be ready to be
taken out. The other vessels are getting ready
with all possible despatch. The men on board
the North Carolina were kept very busy this
morning, but were not brought ashore TO drill
Commodore Breese bad not, up to one O'Clock
reached the Yard, although he was hourly ex.
pected, II nothing should detain him in Washing.
ton, where he has been sitting on the Armstrong
courtmartial
The recruiting rendezvous are thronged with
applicants among whom are a great many boys
appiylnS LOT positions as drummers, ffers, and
buglers AT the naval rendezvous the applications
are innumerable, butas no landsmen are accepted
the number enlisted Is com paratively small The
want OF able seanen is severely felt the induce
that good sailor will not throw away a situation
In the merchant service to enter that Of the navy
without being able to better his condition.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
II 10 stated that the steamship Vanderbilt, owned
by Commodore Cornelius vanderbuilt, has been
sold to the Southern Confederacy
Colonel Keys, the confidential agent Of the
United states government In this city, 10 very
busiiy engaged in procuring vessels 10 be fitted
out immediately for service. For this purpose
be is endeavoring ia obtain any side-wheel
steamer or even propeller that can be had, but so
far has met with few steamships in port, except
Southern ports. These vessels are owned by
Mitchell & Son, SpOfford, TiIeston & Co, Crom.
well Co, Livingston L Crocheron and others
Johnson Higgins, and chartered by the United
states government, sailed on Monday the Sth,
(under sealed orders) and when of Barnegat,
defect was discovered in one Of her pumps She
sailed again last evening
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The VOLUNTEERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuM-
ETA deserve unqualified praise for their noble &c
ton yesterday and to- day In their ceuntry's be-
half. When assembled yesterday morning on
but an hours notice, not a man Of them knew
that II was designed by the Government to ask
them to volunteer 10 enter its service. large
portion Of them are men Of property, and have
families, while to a man they are all engaged In
business. In calling on them to volunteer, they
were not Informed that Ii was to be for three
months only, nor were they certain that IL was the
Governments design to keep them at home. On
the contrary, there was a belief among not few
of them that they were being called on to serve
wherever the cOuntry's exigencies mig bit require
their presence. or course none Of them had made
provisions for the protection Of their business and
the comfort Of their families. Yet on their coun-
try's call few indeed were found to hesitate In
the discharge of the patriots duty; and some of
those who did hesitate, hesItated only because
suddenly to leave their ordinary avocsiions would
be likely ~ ruin them, as business men. We do
not believe that on so sudden a call, and under
such circumstances so large proportion of citizen
soldery before volunteered for actual service
We therefore repeat our declaration above, that
they deserve unqualified praise.
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MORE SENSATION The devil would never
have secured bis re?u ation as the father of lies
had he made bis frst appearance in the drama Of
disunion. The revolutiOnists, ''whopper,n In
number, variety and wIckedness, surpass the most
brilliant achievements Of his satanic majesty
Among the last that we have seen is that VIII Oh we
copied yesterday from the Norfolk Day Ro.k, in
reference TO the delivery at Old Point Comfort of
twelve hundred boxes Of grape shot. We under
stand, on inquiry, aswe supposed, that there is not
one word of truth in the statement, and that not
siagle grape shot has been ordered thither A
few iron rolls for fabrication into gun carriages
at the arsenal, have been recently sent to that
post, and these, when assembled w it'll other parts
will probably be shipped to northern forts, where
they are more wanted than az Fort Monroe
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Personal

~, Bon. e Carter, N. Y; Hon. Jno 3.
Alley, Mass; Hon. J. Babbltt, Pa =: and Cant
wood, U. ,. A, are at Willards
'.'' Hon Alexander Ramsey, Of MINI; JUDGE
Grain and Ex-Gov. Pratt, Of Md, are at the
National. VAC
-''- The Hon. VIM. l.. Dayton. Minister To
snls on the 9th. A'S
The great sensation In the play line lately
In New York and London, IL Tom Taylor,s new
three-act comedy, The Babes In the Wood :,
800 The fcisl career Of Gen. Lewis Cas- com.
mepcso wben ne was member of the first State
Legislature Of Ohio, In lSO3 and he ba. hosn q
hlRh public position ever since-a period of afty
eight years. Within that time he has been G oy-
erncr OF Territory, Indian Superintendent, Sec.
Senator for twelve years, candidate for President
ana secretary OF State. He 10 the patriarch of
American statesmen, 90 far az length OF oftcisl
service 10 concerned.
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The LATE EXODUS OF FUGITIVE SLAVES, TO
CANADA, from various Northern States, IL a cir
cumstance which tells more forcibly than words
can express the fac: that hereafter the South Is to
have no more reason to complain Of the non
execution of the fugitive slave law. These hun
dreds Of runaways had been domiciled in different
non-slaveholding States for years, none of them
having recently escaped from the south. Really
ing that the change In popular sentiment through
out the North has rendered 1t certain that when
ever and wherever reclaimed within the limits of
the United states, they would be surrendered to
their owners, they have thus taken time by the
fOrelock and rushed into Canada. In the face of
this pregnant fact, Proclaiming beyond all ques-
ton that the South will have no further fugitive
slavs-lsw grievance TO complain OF, the dsunion
newspapers are endeavoriag to create the impress
sion that the exodus was one Of slaves recently
escaped from the South.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPoISrMENrs.-Yesterd az
ternoon, after the Star went to press, and to-day,
the President made the following appointments.
Viz:
Ward III. Lamon, Of H., to be Marshal Of the
District Of Columbia.
Ezra Lincoln, Of Mass !, Assistant U. s. Treas
urer at Boston, Mass
Alanson A. Vance, Of N J., Postmaster at Nor
ristown, ~. J.
Hiram A. King, of d. c., Warden of the Pen
itentiary of the District Of Columbia
Sam'l p. Brown, Of Me, Navy Agent at WASH
inston city.
John T. Jenkins, Of N. J., Postmaster at New
Brunswick, N. J.
VIM. Stowe, Of Mass, Postmaster at Spring
field, Mass.
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fENssyLyAnIA ARMISG.-MssSag. from Cor
erSor CHTiin Rseon1nleading Miiiiary PysDaya
tten Last Tuesday Gov. Curtin Of PennsyIyania
denvered TO the Legislature a message In which
pc states that ths militia system Of the State has
oee"me wholly a. mcient, and recommends that
the Legislature maze immediate n,oy,.Ior q.
the removal Of It's capital defects; that arms he
procured and dstri suted To those OF the c,ts,.n.
s Sno may enter into the military service Of the
sI,ssd1 n di..ns oe taken to change the guns
Known and tried Improvements an will rende,
,hem Elective In the event Of their em nlovment
In actual service. oy"en'
military bureau at the capital and that abe nili,is
laws OF the Commonwealth be so modified ma
amended a. 10 impsrt TO the military orsani
ION 20, OF The State the vitality and energy esssn.
tad 10 ifs practical value ard usefulpess
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NoTHING.-The fact that the
Government are mastering seven ompanies Of
District Of Columbia militia into It's service will,
OF course, be used far and wide to the end of
making capital for the Oligarchy 1t is already
being exaggerated and otherwise misrepresented
In a thousand different ways. The truth is, the
military exigencies Of the country having made
u necessary to order most of the U. :. troops re-
cenuy stationed here, to other points, it has been
determined to ask the militia Of this District to
do guard duty around their own homes, instead
OF sending elsewhere for men to supply the places
Of the regulars that have recently been transferred
from this city. All will perceive at glance not
only the pro2rety Of this action on the part of the
Government, but that there is nothing whatever
In 1t jus,ifying the Tremendous excitement to
which II hes already given rise, far and wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

MIscHEvIoUs RuNoR-The distant public may
rest assured that there is no foundation whatever
for the story started from here within the las,
thirty or forty hours, alleging that the Comman.
drr-in-Chief Of the Army, the gallant and patri.
otto Scott, designs placing the Federal Metropolis
under martial law. II is simply a eanard, manu-
featured for the benefit Of the disunion eause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

Gov. NEDiLL. Of OHIO, rendered his commission
Of First Comptroller OF the Treasury to the Presi-
dent, early last month. So he was not removed
a. Is being represented. His resignation is to
take effect on the LIST Proximo. He has made one
Of the best officers the Government ever had
quite equal to the Hon. Elisha W hittlesey, his
predecessor and successor-whieh is saying much
for his administration Of his SO i'm por;ant trust,
nj
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ID From French & Richstein, who have all
the foreign magazines and papers for sale, we
have London Punch for March 80, and the Illus
uated London News Of March % The latter.
which 10 in mourning for the death of The Duchess
OF Kent, has spirited illustration from the pen
ell Of L. Mast entitled {. The crowd at Baltimore
waiting for MIR. Lincoln, President of the United
States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

The MOTIVE FOR WAR.-The Mobile Mereuyv
recognizes the necessity for precipiiate action on
the part OF the Confederate authorities as the only
means 70 check reaction In favor of the Unfon
Abiding to the large forces concentrated At Fori:
sumter and Pickens, apparently doing nothing
put consuming the resources Of the Confederacy'
nsays The country lie sinking into fatal apathy.
oozlng out under this do nothing policy. IL some
ming ID not done pretty soon, decisive. either
evacuation OF expulsion, the whole country will
Independence that the 1rst chance the neonIs oct
az popular election they will turn the whole
movement topsy-turyy so bad that II never on
earth can be lighted again. N'
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PERSONAL.
- WASHINGTON, April 9. 1861.

WASHINGTON, April 9. 1861.
President WoShisgt1n IH,rynucs CompanV
DEAR SIR: had the honor to receive your note
OF IN. Sd Instant, enclosing to me your check for
90, IN tokon Of your company's approval of nv
the city. "
tender to YOU and Your company my most re-
sPecttul Thanks for this pre- of APPROPRIATION
Under all circumstances have tried ana shall try
10 DO my duty. The knowledge that nv humble
efforts are appreciated will tighten nv labor and
make my toughest task pleasant ard cheerful,
go NerJ respectfully your Ob't serv't,
IL III, A, GETTIER.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The IatslIigsresr quotes the language Of the
Richmond Enquirer in 1914 upon the action Of
the Hartford Convention, and asks, IL no State
could then secede Of Its own accord, how can IL
1.-THE Ia:sHigsnesr) be denounced for holding to
the faith Of the madiscnian Republicans now.
The Republican says mo menaces from any
quarter will deter the United States from sending
fleets with supplies and reinforcements to any Of
their forts, North or South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

VThe Imports Of foreign dry goods at New
YORK for the month Of March have been oply two
thirds large a. for the period Of Last year.
80 %, ,itue more than half large for March
eeen large, the total exceeding the aggregate en-
tered for consumption.
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MlsTAKk-Mr George C. Whiting, Of Va,
has net been removed from the position of Com.
missioner Of Pensions, as alleged erreneously by
city contemporary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS REWARD Lost, on Saturday afternoon
Sc last, between the Northern Market and tia
Island, small POCKET BOOK. CONTAINING a
$40 gOld-p leco. SO bill Bank of the Old Domin-
Ion,l and $ IN small change The finder will re-
oeivs the above reward by leaving IL at TIMO-
rHY DOWNEY'S. corner of Fourth and Wash
lnston tts., English Hill. Us
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

APPOINTED AND REMovFp.-Mr Geo N. Beale,
OF this city has been appointed Naval storekesper
q, the Washington city Navy Yard, vice Mr.. F.
McNerhany, removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

IL Long John Wentworth, Mayor of Cbic,oo
bad his lace slapped last Friday, by Pinkerton'
me weu.known detective Of that city, for speak
log disfespectfully Of the o1cer In his paper the
H Ies,e The Chicago Post says this d Long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-11

u The people Of Chicago are already prepsr.
Ii,S ior TIE snPusl celebration Of our National
go. 80 s.tT -
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THH WEAIHzR.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 20 the smith.
about O'Clock
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pc ]. c. Mcguire 4 CO., Aucts.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
On On oaceopn, Of the rain, until SATU RDAY
mOhNlNG, 18th kprIl, tame hour.
HUGH MURRAY, Trustee.
aplo By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auots

u
BY J. C. MCGUIRE q CO, Auctloneer..
EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
Wi rgks,TrEf b Errse 1n SLaY's aqIE,
April l5th, commencing az 10 o'c oct, and oontin-
ulng from day 70 day unit the whole 10 disposcd
OF VS. VIII eel al the Furniture and Effects of
Clsi's Hotel Penn. avenue, between Sd and a.
sIeets. comprising about one hundred parlors and
Very superior and nearly new Rosewood Chioker-
Ing seven octave Piano Forte. Lover and Stool
srse and bsnpsome French plate Msntel Mirrors
Gas Snaedehers, Brackets and Fixtures through
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany PsrIor Furni
tpre, finished In Brocatelle, Plush and HAIR
Marble-fop Center, Sofa and Side Tables.
walnut Whatnot. Fancy ChaiTs and Tables
walnut w rlting Desks and BOOK csses,
Handsome Velvet aDd Brussels Carpeta
Oiio.oth, Rugs and Ingram Carpets,
Brocatele and Lace Curtains, Cornioe and FiT'
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads.
Dire ssing Bureaus, Washstands and wardrobes,
CURED Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Large quantity OF Bed and Table Linen,
bian1es, Comforts and COunterpsnes in large
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs,
Table Cutlery, Silver plated Ware. Castor,
SSnahng Dishes, Waters, Coffee and Tea Urns,
Liquors anc Cigars,
Iron Safe, Desks and Once Furniture.
steam Boiler, III atIng Apparatus, 90.
log etaer with large quantity OF Household e.
rieots not nscestary 20 nunerste.
credit Of so and 90 days, for sst,fsotoriy eDSoros
notes, hearing interest ~~'-~~
m.so-eo&ds J. c. Mcguire & CO., Auo...
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