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AMUsEMENTs.
ACAnEMY OF MUSIC.
J0hn a. En.ler. M.n.reT B. &. esary-- Treaurer

'0hn a Elsler. Manager B. h. esary-- Treaurers
<RIcEs or ADMIssION.-Dress OiIohe snu rH
auette, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, 20
cents; Family Circle. so cents; Gallery, q oehtsi
Private Boxes, s. and IS; Single Seats IN friNa'e
Boxes, SI,0O.
Doors open at Gas. Curtain rises st I4o.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, pc
permitted to occupy seats in any, other p9I'iono i
the house, save the Gallery. ADMISSION % een's-
BENEFIT OF MISS BLANCH DE BAR.
THE VOTING AMERICAN CoMEDIENNE.
On which occasion she will appear in Drama and
Comedy. Introducing two beautiful songs. All
the Company in both pieces, forming a tremen-
dOus bill.
FRIDAY EVENING, october 9th, 1865,
will be presented the comic Drama in , Acts en-
titled
THE FACTORY GIRL.
Martha Gibbs, with the song Rock me to sleep
Mother, ..-.---------Als blahoh De bar
To conclude with Tobin's fine cid Comedy in 3
THE HONEY MOON
Or, How to Rule Nhe-
Juliana, in which sho will sing HOW can l Leave
Thee n...-......-Miss Blanch De Bar.
In rehearsal a new petite Comedy called the
COMICAL COUNTESS. Also a new and intensely
interesting Drama, called LINDA, THE SAVOY
ARR.
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G. NJ. BARBER,
D. W. GAGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
Licensed War Claim Agent,

Office les Superior ST., Cleveland, D..
Procures Certificates Of Non-indebtedness for or
6cers, and Pension Certificates. Collects Pension
Money, Bounties, Back Pay, Communications for ra-
tions while prisoner of war, Prize Money, Pay for
Horses lost in o.. S. service, and all other legal and
just claims against the United States or State OF
Ohio.
re An Associate in Washington and Columbus
tenders assistance, whenever necessary, in the ad-
iustment Of Claims placed il my hands
~ Fees reasonable. Communication enclosing
stamp promptly attended to. mhl6
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GOvERNMENT SrOCKs--A shade easier.
u. 5. $50 coupons 1O74; do 7-2O coupons 9T14;
do Is 9S; Tennessee Us ST..
STOCKs-StrOng.
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2T54; CUmber-
land 43; Quicksilver 49,; Hudson lOd34; New
York Central 5712; Erie 915s, Michigan Central
LIP; Prairie Du CHEN 61%; Cleveland & Toledo
1851; Rock Jane lOI4.
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OPTICAL.
DYEINc.

DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAI,
French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belvidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and 96 Seneca street.
OFFICE-lO4 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
1 mean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare NO effort to give salts
faction.
1 coll the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH TYL
or Clesnining or Re-dying of made-up Garments.
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1865.
REGISTER.
R

ms Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 26, 1865.
F~rcighfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Roston.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following is a comparative exhibit of
the earnings OF the Cleveland Toledo rail-
road:
1864. 1865.
From passcngers........ s7s4,O5 Al S1,O9s, Cos CO
From freight and mails. 9O7, 1905 AZ l,OO5,4O2 80
otal.-.--.S 81 ,O9I, 265 50 81, lOI,O 9s GA
1864. 1865.
Total remaining expenses ss6S, O5I 50 81, 2G9,3Is O3
Net earnings ..,--.......-... S23,2I4 % sJ4,7S $50 81
Interest on bonded debt ll9,S69 y
Dividend, Oct. ., 1855, >
per ent.........-......- GAG, 7Gs a
Dividend, April ., 1861
per cent.--.."........-. 2Ab,oIJ IS
- 672,511 y
.sl62 ,269 "a
equal to ~ per cent. on the capital stock.
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

She Ara~ssE out by the oan of the hoared and hdeR
sone, OF the people a every State In the NORTH East
ana we and the pouring Of into the channels or bus
through The operations Of the Untsa States eassp
ma paymeus se the army and sf tAs navy sa/aur
"a nade, and the sashins Of aaartermav er,s
voushe and suspended requsissOns have waae soney
asu naant Ho only n the tTao oentrea put a. She ex
,renss sf the whole country. ne witch Asvc
tAvs far prevailed win continue 70 Dsodsef fAs bsnsa
cent state sf hinsa The loan viii dFauevs sore asd
moro money from the homes q me ~ pIs, in which
faith N ne governmentv power aaA promises Is now
fully 70 established.
Az fast a. knswedse II - sssa can - dnssed ne
rapid sf the pees Of ths Hecsssries OF s
steadily relax the tondency ~ hoard stimulate in
yestmens IN the securities or The ssvernmet 10 10
posred right cut again In discharge Of is obligations
Continued ease therefore, IN the money market is con
Adenty looked Tor dsss the whole Of tho coming
son, and NO apprehensew arc feh Aere Of strngency
in the money centres 70 result from Ne drafts Of Mr.
Spinner Ghe United states Treasurer
TIE thorsughness and evennoss with which the seven
thirtes diased through all the Staes s
sdered insure the business Of the country from
by financial eonractons the trade centres
result from that Mr.. Spinner has ~ large
ritory 70 draw from tho loan
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

COYIEn was very quiet ana the only SAl09 heard OF
were small lots Rio may be quoted at &c. 29Kc.,
gold Tor prime and 2ec 2ic for carsoea ree and loo
PxEcsm were extremely duh. Scarcely savtbins
offered 70 any Of the European ports, and the only
engagement we heard enc boat load of wheat per
steamer at 3d. The schooner Volta, rs TONS sold at
Hors were quiet We only hear Of saes Of so bales a.
from l2c TO 2lc
MoLAssss was duh, and We leaned of no sales.
PROVISIONS Receipts, ~ bbls. pork, 3l1 do beef,
1222 packages cut meats and 1s0 do lard The demand
18th, for which there were many buyers The marke.
was heavy, and prices Soc Toe per bbi lower
mess aud Csc SOC other kinds For future de-
livery the demand was moderate, and the sales we're
generally at pretty low prices The sales, cash and
regular were about 5000 bbls mainly 10 lots Of 100
nSs a's 00s ss' So sas oS sa% for eoDs
s23 SO and $22 80; $2l 30 for prime SIS SIS a7%
for prime mes, and oco do new mess, for Nay and
June delivery at S23 $23 CO. sellers option. Beef
quiet but steady, at about Saturdays prices The sales
500 bbls al from sI2 sie for mess aud sie $40
%aSs Of Do a. %
tive, and prices remained nominally The same. Cut
packages hams and shoulders at I7c leo for the for
mer, and 1lc 15c. for the latter Lard also dull
heavy and lower, with sales Of l. 500 100 packages
within the range OF 1870 lsc. a 1871 --ony choice
lots at the outside ngure Butter quiet for common
old but active for choice new at zoe aoe for State aud
PETROLEUM. -Recelpts, $3.50 bbs Tho market was
dun and about one cent lower especially lots for
former delivery TIE sales were about 500 bols crude
on the spot at 37c; 1900 do, for June SIC S0sc.
800 do, rc6nca, IN bond, 62c 300 DO free, eSc
72Xe; TO- 600 gallons in sn bbls, in bood,
Rcr was dull, and heard Of change IN prices and
nothing done.
SUGAR dull and heavy, but prices not quota
bly, lower The sa9 $50 hhds taw 10hc. q
ike. for Cuba, 1sc 14e for Porto Rico; lbo boxes
Havana on private teyme Refined was dull and almost
nominal at lac Ice. for soft yellow, iokc. a17kc for
do white, the latter nte for Stuarls' crushed Cram
lated and ground, 1skc. 1SHc
SrEARssG sG-sales made OF 10 600 lbs city aztec
and n, 900 do grease 81 sxc . 9c.
TsLIow The market was heavy and deciiaing u, 600
Jos. sod az 10kc. l0Zc.
TIA quiet but prices upchADRed small
sales were made at pPevous prioes
wBIsKgy was duN bur prices we're the same. $50 bbs
Western sod at 81 o. regular and 81 10 foJ delivery
some ltNe time ahead
The New York herald., 1865-05-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CORrs-COBsN. On Sunday, May a. by the Rev Dr.
n. J. Rapha, assisted BY the Rev Mr. Kramer ABRAHAH
CoHEN 70 LsAB, second daughter Of II Cohen, Esq
all Of this city.
CoNovER-SCHocB-On Saturday, Nay 13, by the Rev
w. IT, Collins ELIAS CoN0vm 70 anna SCHocB all Of New
York
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GREKNE-BARToN.-At jersey City on Sunday evening"
Nay IA, by the Rev Robert Travis, Jr, THOMAS G.
GRsKNs, Of Jersey City 70 Miss CECILIA n BARTON late
Of Baltimore, Md.
GAsros--KEnEy. Monday, May 10, by the Rev.
John Bowling, d. D., ws GAHos 70 AAGeB A KnLsY,
both of-this city
LouDKRsACK-TnlEY. On Monday, May 8. by the Rev,
r Hoyt, DAVID LouDrnsAcK, jr, Of this city, TO MARIE
LOUISE TnlEY, OF Glen Cove, l.. l. No cards
WHrE-LUCAs.-O Tuesday, May O. at the Cathedral,
Baltimore, by the Most Rev. Archbishop Spauldng
THOMAS 81 WHITE Of this ciiy. TO KATE B., daughter OF
Edwd. @. Lucas, Of Baltimore.
wyMAN-RngY. On Monday, May 9, by the Rev. Or.
r. sill. GEORGE T. WymE TO Miss p @ RLRY, all Of this
No cards
The New York herald., 1865-05-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Nay 10-8 p H.
AsHEs-Receipts, % packages The market was dun
and thpomina quotations are 81 81 % for pots and
81 rs 70 pearls
BReADsrupHs. 23,7Ss bbls -four, 2,2lo
packages corn meal li,e44 bushels corn, 13l, $50 do
oats and $50 do malt The market dull, and both
State aud Western sold OF reduction OF SC. 10c. per
bbl There was no export inquiry though we heard
como whispers about engaging freight for Liverpool
There was nothing done in that ne however The sales
1900 bbs State and Western at the annexed quo
tatons, closing heavy. Rye -four dull Canadian
was dull and 10c. lower; saNs 500 bbls Southern
also dull and lower; sales 500 bbls at our quotations.
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

and prices favored the purchaser the Of &C.
per bushel The sales footed up 900 bushes 81 IS
81 80 for No Milwaukee club, 81 % for amber lichi-
gan and ~ for white State Rye was dull and we
only heard OF sales Of 500 bushels Western S0 Corn
10 600 bushels a 81 for new yellow Jersey 81 05 for
do Southern and CSC. ssc. for new Western mixed.
barley and malt continued du and prices wholly
62c 6Sc for Western, 4oc. SOC. for Canada and SIC
Q o2c. for State and Jersey
C0TfoN-The market was dull heavy and lower The
sales were only shout bales the basis Of the
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

4 DECKER. BILLIARD TABLE MAKER HAS RE
~. moved tn The of Csuai ana Cent streets op
rJslto Eaflos olc Tables made order and on hana
raady fcr shipping, at Que days notice
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

The Peruvian OuswarM Beumd.
PcRr Az BAsoUY, Nay 10. 1895.
Tho steamship Peruvian for Liverpool, passed here 81
sx O'Clock tins morning
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

The largest subscription BY telegraph to tho SECOND
series on the nrst day $500 600 To-day Henry Cews
Co., Of New York, commenced their subscriptions to
the third series with an order for one Million and tho
Fourth National Bank of New York FOR half milton.
The total amount Of subscriptions today Ia s4,75i 800.
ayainst the subscriptions on the first day to ths second
series for S2,4l65 600
ghe pIoseht The money market Is attrhucd 10
The New York herald., 1865-05-16
The Navy.

MAILS FOR TIM WEST Gully sQUADRON.
Tho gunboas Florida Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Commander william Budd, viii sail from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard a tomorrow with supplies and mails
Sos the wess Cuff squadron, communicating with all
bockadng vessels in the squadron Letters and pack
ages sent The Naval Lyceun before her departure,
win be delivered
The New York herald., 1865-05-16
the NATIONAL LOAN.
Heavy subscrtpsions for the Third sssiss
OF sevsR-thirty Bonds.


PHnADELPHIh, May 10, 1896
TIE suhscrptIoos 70 tho thirty loan received 70
dag by jay Cooke, subscription agent amount 70
sA'si,a 800 The largest Western subscriptions were:-
ti6oo00 from the Franklin National Bank Of Columbus,
Ohio; Farmers aad Mechanics Bank Of BunAo, 500 600,
aud Frt National Bank Of Cincinnati, s10o, 600. The
largest Eastern subscriptions were:--H Clews Co,
New York, $1,000 Fourth National Bank Of New
York, ssooooo Tho number OF individual subscriptions
nom workingmeu and women, making up portions Of
the above aggregate, was 34lo for $50 and 500 each
wan sspesied that there would bc ul In the taking
Of the third series Of the thires after closing
scnpsous 10 tho second SERIES amounting on tho last
day 70 $50 the notes. Too Of the third series not
being on hand for delivery but tho first day OF third
series has opened with ~ oace subscription BY small
takers 10 RhsdclphA than sis times an great as
the second series opened with Tho Ist Of April last
II amounts to s2io,oos The ar-t avo days osAce sub
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

Court CaleaAar~Th1s Day.
6UYRMn OoURr-OhRcmR 1-Caiep0as
changed. Part tf3 Duane street}-Nos o0A, l646,
11os esq., 1410 14lO 1882 1854, 1S42 1913, l6se s7o
100, 7o4, 1851, 17ll, 14bo COZ, 1900, 400.
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

hoome from passengen. 81 500 333
0Come from mail and express service, &C.,. 83,053
Total. 81 ,s47 2ei
Expenses for transportation. $4s6 452
Expenses for repairs Of road, &c.......... 2209l5
Expenses for repairs Of equipment. 226296
Expenses for fuel, oil and waste. 2l4eQ2
Expenses for hauage by horse power. Tl2S
Total. 81, IA es4
Vet earnings transportation business. $622 500
Tho resources for the year have been as foAows:-
Cash on hand April !, 1854 $3.50 4l0
Ehnin gs transportation business. ...... 627 oe8
tscrease of accounts payable II, 400
<Ale OF small piece OF land. $50
Total ls7, COS
During the period the following payments, &C,
aave been made
lnsz in operating csna road'' d''............ IS eO6
Dividends paid during the year. S4sez
saserials Tor the coming year.......'.... 3o2 32i
New engine house at Stamford. .............. ASA
Shop extension at New Haven. ............... 3,641
7ash on hand April J, ss6.............. i6G, <<s
rota 81 ISL, ,003
Tho result Of the years business leaves applicable
avidcnds the sum OF $3.50 257 &C. Three dividends OF
see cent each paid during The last FISCAL year
rhs Grst amounting 70 $1o7s s65, paid out OF the
ssesous years. earnings and the tive others amounting
The board Of directors having resolved declare
semi annual dividends hereafter, the will be
made in July and will b. in accordance with whatever
abify the company may have " the tune The is
fsslaysd
The expenses duriog the past year Tor everything
sccted with railroad have been beyond any
previoue experience and these In connection with thu
ssaonsl aud State taxes similarly increased scale,
have greatly augmented ell former aggregates Of annual
sxpeAes but the board notice that considerable reduc
hon in the Of many articles has recently taken
psoe, while the earnings Of the road both from passcn
Dsr and freight business has proved highly satisfactory
sipce the last annual meeting there have been adjusted
four hundred and seventy shares Of the spu
reus stock issued by Robert Schuyler aud the capital
sseck Of the company has been increased shirtys
shousand one hundred aud ninety-six shares
J. H. Hoyt ESQ, the superintendent, reports thaa
during the year there have passed the road 28s
freight trains and 75s2 passenger trains The latter
scying s33 b7S Passenger being Of 3s2 4
tbe preceding year and thaqdurpg the past nieo
pears GA 500 passengers have bcen conveyed ovor
mis- road without accident 70 any train while on She
New York and New Haven Railroad that has caused che
sss Of q single ifo or limb 10 any passenger About
LOO tons OF iron rails 5000 crosstes 10000
wrought iron chairs In che place Of that number ef cast
,von oues have been put the track during the ye
Tbs balance sheet of che company is % folcws.-
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

MIoCELLAWEOUs.
TQRNe, BUNIONe. lN0ROwlNG MANA, &C., CURED
~ without pain By Dr. RICE CO., at 60 Dowery, Cit
seog Bank Rce's Annhiator cures Cons Bunions Bad
Nails b. By mall d.
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB-
fee in advance niuations freq N. HOWEs attorney
IN l. KING, COUNSELLOR AT Law AND COMNIs-
II honer Of Deeds for all the States; Specialist d.
vorce 00ce 006 Broadway, room A.
no TO THOMAS r. AGNEw's, 80 AND 262 GREEN
VI wich street, Of Murray and there will dnd
Teas Coee4 Fah Flour aud everything ela cheape1 than
any store In New York One price house
NINE DEMoREsrs IMPERIAL DRESS ELEVATOR
M Tor raising the dress In graceful folds aud ettngN
trmmin stores. Sent postpaid.
No1oE OF REMOVAL
The depot Of the following articles has
<Sl Broadway 70
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
W1sTARS BALSAM OF WILD CGERRY,
The UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCHES,
REDDINGS RUSSIA 6ALVE,
CARrER'S CoMBIEED WRITING AND COPYING INN.
up DINsxoRE,
Dey street.
NEW Yoss, Nay !, 1896.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08
FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRAEOIsco March 6.
A fire in Grass Valley yesterday destroy
ed $25, 900 worth Of property.
There Is considerable prospecting for
petroleum going On in several portions of
the State with results not yet sscertained.
A large trade Is growing up on the COLOR
ado river, where five steamers and num-
Der Of bsrges are running from the mouth
Of the stream to Fort Yuma Lapuzes and
Fort MohsYe.
The Salt Lake trade by that route is
augmenting.
The work on the California end of the
Pacific railroad is progressing faYerably,
and will be pushed more vigorously since
the favorable action Of Congress.
Owing to the long drought the stock of
wheat in California is very light. There
is scarcely enough for seed purposes.
Flour is $l4 per barrel
More than the average amount Of rain
has fallen this season.
The prospects of large crops this season
are good. E.z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08
MExIoAN NEWS.
NEH YoRK. March

NEW YORK, March z.
The HeralGs Washington special says
semi-oficial dispatches from OhihuAhus
have been received, dated January 19,
containing important news from the con-
stitutional government of the Mexican Re-
public. President JuArez continued his
residence at Chihuahua quite undisturbed.
No French or Imperial expedition threat
ened him.
The official journals of the government
with regard to the French prisoners made
in the battle of San Pedro, won by Colonel
Rosslls, of the Republican army, and
spoken of in previous dispatches, says it is
determined that these prisoners will be
kept in custody by the Governor Of Sono-
"a, and kindly treated, Notwithstanding the
right to retsliste.
The Secretary Of War regrets that it may
be claimed necessary by the Mexican gov
ernment to retsliste for several atrocities
committed on Mexican prisoners by the
French army. For the future it is resolv-
ed that no exchange of prisoners shall be
made, but their treatment is to be deter
mined by the manner in which the French
will use the Mexican patriots fallen into
their hands.
Among their documents, found in the
possession of the French commander Of the
expedition defeated there was proclsma-
tion, intended for the capital of Sonora,
alluding to the enthusiasm with which the
FreReh troops we're greeted after their
triumph on entering the city.
This is proof of the confidence they
entertained in their victory, as well as
their determination of being absolutely
received with enthusiasm of their own
manufacture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08

The Treasury Department and banks were
removed to Charlotte. Both papers have
removed portion Of their stock to the
same place.
Many negroes left with Sherman's
army. None were taken by force. A
large number are returning to their mas
ters. -rEEy a.
Sherman thought he would visit the
country. He would not visit the country
west of Broad river, and advised the Mayor
to send the citizens there t4
No outrsges are known to have been
committed on the ladies. -
The enemy was under the strictest dis
cipline while marching through the city.
Sherman's headquarters we're in the city
st the residence Of Mr. Duncan. It is esti-
mated that his infantry and artillery NAM
bered 10000. No cavalry with him.
Their rear guard passed through Tues
day afternoon. The troops we're in the
best condition, and were well clothed, well
shod, and marched as if they had just start
ed on the expedition, instead of being out
for weeks. 1854
Fort Mott st. Mathews, and the Union
Court Ho1se have been destroyed $50
Some OF ShermRn,s officers say his dssti-
nation is Raleigh and Salisbury.
The General himself appeared in good
spirits and confident.
One corps took the road to Camden and
Florence; another to Winsboro, and Sher-
man, with two corps, moved on the direct
road to Charlotte.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08
Yesterday evenings Edition.
FEOM NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, March Z.

NEW YORK, March z.
!Lhs Times Washington special ssys:-
Evidence socumulates that Sherman has,
moved by the flank of Johnston's forces,
and placed himself between that body Of
rebels and Wilmington.
Officers from General Schofelds army
who arrived here today from Whining
ton, bring the information that refugees
and deserters, arriving in our lines report
Sherman a. having moved from Wins
boro', South Carolins, in the direction Of
Fayetteville, North Carolina, hsnking
Florence, and compelling the rebels TO
evacuate Il, upon which it was occupied by
our cavalry, who were engaged in destroy
ing the railroad. The possibility of a juno
tion between ShernRnland Schoheld Is
thus assured beyond all all doubt, which
was thought up to March 1st had not been
actually effected.
The HsrGEfs Wilmington correspond
emit of the 25th uIt, says:-Sherman's cav
airy was reported at Florence, South Car
olins, few days since, and it was rumor-
ed in town this morning, as the steamer
was leaving that Sherman's main body
is crossing the northwest branch OF Cape
Fear river, sixty miles from this place. II
90 the ChiekHmauga which ran up the riv-
er, viii come to grief between two fires
she is henmad in between the forces OF
sherman and SchoHeld, and viii either be
DESTROYED or captured.
(Note.-The Chicamsuga has since been
destroyed by the rebels, which goes 70 CON
arm the report Of the whereabouts Of Gen'
eral ShermRn's main body.
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