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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
Assault AND BATTERY on AN AMERICAN VESSEL

N FOREIGN PoRI.-ln the United States Commissioners
Office. before Commissioner Osborn yesterday in the
OF the United States Frederick c. BRYAN the trial
continued by the examination Of Charles p Seymour he
first who testified the ARRAY in the River Garonne
He the captain knock down the second mate Corbin
Washington with sung-shot and strike him three times
with it, the ARRAY the captain got also wounded
and said he got by falling against spar. He took the
sluugsho from the captain. He also testified that Corbin
Washn gon was good seaman and did his duty. Hartman
Kuneb and John Hoffman also testified TO the same matters.
Case adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

SUICIDE By Observation-Disclosures Butzke native
Of Germany yesterday committed suicide by hanging himself
the Segfried Hotel located at the corner Of
Thirdaye and One second be having
stopping temporarily boarder Coroner Gam
bel notified hold inquest The wife Of deceased is
now stopping the of Hesters and the Bowery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
FRrNcn SpoKEN AFrER 4 SnoRr SrUpl

will and positively his last explanation
speaking French correctly Monday
cyenf Ap TO- II Il the Seminary, No University place see
"iustructiOn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

EFFECT or THE SECESSION ORDINANCES on CtvfL
COsTRAcrs-In the Superior Court before Justice Barbour
the The Crescent city Bank ng Edward Matthews,
mpleaded with Others up. Among Yesterdays deci
sons denial the motion the above strike out
the defense Of Mr. Matthews. The question involved in this
preliminary motion of great Importance TO all persons
having business connections with Southern firms during the
Rebellion. The suit brought upon note given by the
ol the firm Of Matthews Braudcr II such lrm cx.
listed intermediate 10 le Louisiana ordinance O secession ana
the CAPTURE New Orleans that city and discounted
by the plaintiff Matthews then and Is now Resident Of
this state while the other partners residents Of New
Orleans Thcdeicndant Matthew up In his first
partnership completed being contingent on
of third party and sec0n that the ordnance
secession ANA civil turned all tie residents Of Louisiana
into alien enemies and thu. dissolved al contracts intending
partnerships The plaintiff moved 10 strike ont this
as hlFoou mus DitsB up ine NAoe Question anu ~ was
argued at some length Few days ago wheh the case was re-
ported in full the plaintiff arguing that 70 give such M eject
to the ordinances OF secession would be 70 give judicial
recognition Of their validity and OF tie independence of the
seeded States the defendant arguing that merely
recognizing de state OF war; in the same way and 10 the
same had been accepted by the United States
Courts prize The Court sustans by its decision
the defense.
Mr John W. Ashmead for plaintiff Mr. John Sherwood for
defendant
THE RECENT CASE OF SUPPOSED CH0LERA-THB
WOMAN UNDOUBTEDLY PoIsosED-Coroner Cover seems to
have had greater ambition discover and the first
case Of cholera in the epidemic Of lsG6 than to aoquant him
elf with the regard the death Of Mary He'll which
as made public last Wednesday On Saturday night the
i'll in her rooms in the story house
Deanceys She bad been engaged usual throughout
the day. and surrounded by her family every member Of
which represented having regarded her with an unusual
and particular affection On Sunday she had diarhea which
very offensive aud painful she was then seized with
commissions and peculiar agony and writing OF the body
which lasted until death released her from pain Within "a
Louis aer Lcr demise ceoCIa yo.on Lad ~ progressed
that all the yscers including brain soft that II
impossible TO dssect the and upon this evidence
verdict VI Death from cholera" wa rendered. Upon Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

RAVEN n BACON PIANOS. established ls29. Is Ware
ROOMS lJJ Grand-st, near broadway New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

A. J. Bleecker Son Il Co. made the following sales
OF Real Estate April 2 Frsaye: lots east side
2 north hundred and oueenths each 25x5 $3.50
EACH one hundred and ourteenth lots north side, 95
east Of Frsaye each 25xlOO 500 each 0nehundred and
eenth lots south side 95 east Of First each 25xlOo
10 SOS each; Ayenue A. lot northeast Onehnndred
andfoarteenthst 252X9i 81 225; 0nehundred and four
teenhs lots north SIDE "a east of Avenue A. each 23x
100 TO- $500 each; hteenhst lot north
side Of Avenue 25xlO0 TO- 500; First lot
side sos north OF Onehundredan seventeenth x
a. Woodhus. (rooklyn) house and lot No ~ be-
Hicks and Henrysts. lot 20 6xlOo house COOKIE
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

No.REcEPTIoN OP MAJOR-GESERALs.- AN announ-
made yesterday by afternoon paper that
four distinguished officers OF the Union ArmyGen George
Custer Gen Alfred Pleasonon Gen. NJ d. Hardin and Gen.
Gordon Granger in this city and would be the guests
the Union League Club last evening An interesting reeep
also promised the heroes and good time gener
ally the came authority The first announcement may have
teen true: but the second found inquiry at the Cno
House on Union be apocypha and although the
doings of the Club sometimes conducted very quietly We
were positively told this occasion by Mr. Ame who
supposed 20 be a such matters that he knew nothing
about any reception be given to the aforementioned gen
erals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW'', Nos. 80 and
" 22 Greenw ch corner Of Moray and there ycl viii md
Cofe Fish Flour and eveythn. else cheaper than any
New. York One Uee house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
Tuy Fast ROADWAY LINE.

Tie East Broadway continued 10 run yesterday
usual but nevertheless there disposition among the drive
TO follow example Of the men on tho other nes ana d'
mand higher wages. The only reason given Tor not dong
immediately Is that the President Mr.. Richardson Is
Albany ana the employees Of the road do not wish 10 take aC
Yantale VI his abaence.
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The Great Medical Annual.

HOSTETTER's UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOE
1857. for dishbc con, gratis. throughout the United
States and all civilized countries of tho Western Hemis
phere will be published about the first of January and
all who wish to undsrsand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions it con
tains In addition to an admirable medical treatise on
the causes. prevention and Of gat variety Of dis
cases. it embraces srge amount information inter
estng 70 the merchant tho mechanic the miner the
farmer the planter, and professional noan and the cal
cuaticus have been made for such merdians and at,
tudes as are most suitable for and comprohen
sive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature and extraordinary sanitary effects 81
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs, the st:olc tonic
and aeratve OF moro than half the Christian world are
1uy sat forth Ia its pages which Also ipterspersef
Nth y usbls recipes e.ssotos md other
lece Among the ANNALS to appear with tao opanins
OF the year. this will be OF the useful and xa
&c had for the asking Send for copies to t,c Ccnrai
Ct Pi;5ss1g Pa to the agent
sold in every city, town. and village Of ths 1nitas
e1Aees' So Deeember ~
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supreme Court Decisions.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The Supreme Court
decided the following cases CHR1sTY us FR1aDEN,
Eastern District Of Texas; Judgment affirmed, with
COTS. MITCHELL Us. Lessee st. Maxent, Northern
District Of Florida; same decision. SAWYER Us.
HENLEY, Supreme Court Of Louisiana; same. New
Orleans and Opelousas Great Western Railroad Us.
LoUDsAY y Co., Eastern District Of Louisiana;
same. CHRISTMAS vs. RUSSELL, Southern District
Of Mississippi; samo. United States us. DARTRUE1,,
Western District Of Texas; judgment reversed, with
costs, and a new hearing ordered. United States
os. ALsBURa, Western District of Texas; affirmed
VIM. WALKER us. United States, Eastern District
Of Louisiana; dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction.
MCGEE U.s. Sheriff, Supreme Court Of Arkansas;
reversed with costs
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EFOR TIE DAILY NEws.1

Lf'OR TIE DAILY NEWS.J II
TO the Charleston Delegation in the Legislature o.
South Carolina. .s.
GEkrLEMEN: In the publication Of the Tax Bill
as passed at the recent session, we see that the
lawyers, doctors and dentists taxed two dollars
on every hundred dollars Of their income, while
merchants, brokers, and other business mon Of the
community are taxed five dollars on every hundred
dollars Of their income, and that from the hrst Of
January last instead Of in prospective as has been
the custom Of our Legislature. I
As our Representatives. an explanation Of the
sbove will greatly ohige MANY CITIZENS.
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BE THAT STEALS my purse steals trash, quoth
hr. MCCORMICK; but he is determined that it shall
not be so much longer, and to put away this re-
proach he has taken the most efectual step, viz:
To advertise that he will suit customers at amaz-
ingly low prices. See his advertisement in to-days
issue. His place of business is at No. IS Broad
street.
COUGHS, HoARsENEss and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military Off
GERS and singers are liable, relieved by ssBRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs." Having a direct influence
to the affected parts, they alay pulmonary irrita-
ton. The freedom from all deleterious ingredients
makes the Troches safe remedy for the most
delicate female or youngest child, and has caused
them to be held in the highest esteem by those
who use them.
WHEN suffering from Consumption, what would
not the patient give for medicine that is certain
to cure. We recommend 1fARSDEN,S PECIO-
KAL BALM to all SO afflicted knowing, from o1-
perience that it can be relied on in all cases of
disorders OF the Lungs. For sale By all Druggists.
KING q CASsIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN q CO., Agents.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NeT1cR.-Drs. O1aoxrEY 4
soH1Ex lof Counabus Ga. having permanently located
IN Charleston, respectfully tender their services to ta
citizens. IN the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. g. has had the experience Of hssn years tn thss
school e6 medicine. "
OAec at our residence. No. H. 8. ". sounsr COI1KGn
and GREEN STREETS CORNER Of arsen-
H1svnx n o1nsz1n1, n. p. .PHun 7. 7suzx. N. D.
septsnbsr5
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Sales This Dny.

W. 7. LEITcH R. S. BRUINS will sell this day in front
Of the old Custom House, at IL O'clock desirable resi-
dence situated at No. SO Cannon street. residence No
33 Mary street. and wooden dwelling No. 1s Columbus
street; also, farm and residence Backie, Barn
well District, S. c..
T. A. WHITNEY will sell this day, at the Exchange at
IL O'Clock desirable houses and lots in America street
SMITH McGILL1vRAY will sell this day in front of
their Office, No q Brcd street. at O'Clock horses
mules, vehicles furniture, carriages, harness. &c.
R. n. MARSHALL. Bro will sell this day in front of
their salesrcon, No. SO Broad street. at hapast 10
O'clock mules, horse, pony furniture carpenters TOOLS
sashes, blinds, sc.
J. l. W. KNOX will sell this dsy at their sa1esroonos
No 1913 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel at 10
O'clock 81 bags of peas and II bags Of oats.
L. BUNCH & Son will sell this day, at No. SOC King
street. at II O'clock les horses drays furniture bed
ding, &c.
BOWERS s1Lcox will sell this day. in their store No
1877 Meeting street. opposite Market at O'Clock fur
nture chars mattresses and variety of other house
keeping articles.
McKAx l. CAMPBELL win sell this day at their cash
auction house, No. IS Hasel street. opposite the new
Postoce, at 10 O'Clock choice Goshen butter
and quantity of damaged bill and letter paper
MILES DRAKE VII sell this day, at his store corner
Of King and Liberty Streets O'Clock large assort
ment of boots and shoes, to close consignments.
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid who suffers from
debility loss Of appetite bottle of PANxN1Ns He
patio Bters, it will be give For sale by
all Druggists
To BAKERS, GRocERs AND FAanI1Es.-Do YOU wish
Flour warranted to make good bresd2 Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom? Do you wish Flour
that viii make white bread and not Then apply to
J. N. RoBsoN No. 81 East Bay, who has always large
stock of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
December 10 nwf2mos
BREAKFAST CAKES, Gn1DDLE CAKES, MUFFNs ROLLS
&C., all made light and wholesome by using the PIONEER
YEAST POWDER If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruptona, Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Bakers will find this Pow ,r reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
". 8. CORWIS 4 co.,
December "a No 25o Kinnstra
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A GAINESVILLE paper gives currency to the follow
some days ago, suddenly tainted, was picked up
ard carried into dwelling house near at hand,
where physician was summoned, who removed
hose before he succeeded in restoring circulation
through her catoes and bringing them back to a
state of scnsiblity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-28

Fv The Relatives, Friends and Acaunint-
ances OF MI and Mrs. THos FRAIN are respectfully in
eea TO attend the Funeral Of the former from his late
residence Nos 20 and % State street, fteruo,n at
LII 20 y elocA. u December %
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Fenian Trials In Canada.

SwEErsRURa CANADA, December 26-The Feni-
an SMITH has been sentenced to death on Febru-
ary 18th. In the cases Of MCDONALD, CROWLEY
asnd others. the jury were unable to agree
= 55 LATER.
swEETsBuRa, December 27.-The jury in Crow
LEx's case returned o verdict Of guilty. Mr.. DER
LIN asked the Court to delay passing sentence
The delay was granted until tomorrow. EDWARD
GILMAs was put on trial.
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From Boston.

BOSTON, December 27.-The proprietors of the
Parker House, Young's Hotol, and the keeper Of
the REVERE House Saloon, wore fined $50 each, and
sentenced to three months confinement in the
House Of Correction for selling liquor. They have
appealed.
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Indian Troubles.

FORT LARAMIE, December 27.-A messenger just
IN reports the formation Of grand coalision Of
twelve tribes Of Indians for the common cau sc
against the whites in the Territories Of Dacotah
and Montana. The number Of warriors is esti-
mated at IL ,O0O
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From New OrIea ns.

New ORLEANS December 27.-The Congress
sional visitors have arrived.
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From New York.

New YORK, December 27.-The reported failure
OF BALL, BLACK & Co. lacks confirmation.
storm prevailing eastward we are with out
Gable dispatches.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December PA fire at Shell Water,
Mimi, yesterday morning, destroyed 10 building.
Loss s25o0o on which there is very little insurance
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON December 27.-Special orders have
been issued to Collectors OF the Internal Revenue
to personally and thoroughly inspect every distl-
lery, and summarily close such not conduct
ed in conformity to law
The Pacific Railroad is in operation to point
305 miles west Of Omaha.
VIM. A. QUARLEs and JNo. F. HOWE, of Tennes-
see, have been pardoned.
\ The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has tele-
graphed to Cow FHRocKMoRToN, Of Texas, to pur-
chase $4,000 worth Of provisions for the destitute
among the friendly Indians on the border. The
policy has been adopted to colonize them on the
Government reservations; also that commission
be appointed, including THRocKnoRToN, to treat
with the Camanches; and an order was also sent to
purchase clothing for the friendly tribes.
The report of the Fifth Auditor shows that the
Consular system Of the United States is self-sup-
porting for the first time since the org anizaion Of
the Government.
J, The expenses Of assessing the Internal Revenue
&Afor tho last fiscal year are $965,079. The amount
paid to Internal Revenue Inspectors, for salaries
and travelling expenses is s163,877.
IN Under the resolution of Mr.. JORDAN of Indiana,
that no claims due prior to April 1st, 1861 should
be paid, unless to active and outspoken Union
men already guarded By some Treasury officers
the Sixth Auditor has refused payment to South
date mentioned, unless these contractors can com
ply with the requirements Of this resolution,
which, as yet, has only passed the House.
Governor PATTON, Of Alabama, is here JNo. G..
NOBLE Of Kentucky, and F. N. w. HALLIDAY, from
Virginia, have been pardoned. Gen. GRANT rs
much better SEWARD attended the Portuguese
Minister'S funeral in New York.
Mr.. SPINNER, in circular, represents that re-
ports have reached the Department Of deposits by
agents Of the Government with banks bankers and
others not authorized to receive public money,
which only be legally deposited with the Treas
arcr his Assistants of the United States or with
National Banks designated as depositaries. He
calls attention to the severe penalties to which
h both depositors and unauthorized receivers are
; liable. :
Mr.. RU11MANN, who furnished supper on the
occasion Of welcoming Congress to Washington,
has sued several committeee for his bill Of s25O0
some OF which has been paid.
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MARRIED.

AT Mcirose, s. c., the 10th Of Deccr:ber nv th.
lsev. D. f. FR1ERsoN, MARSDEN BELLAMY Of vii
mlngton N C., to HATTIE s., daughter of Dr. Ro,EpT
HARLLEE, Of Marion District S G. - - - 80 ~ as1i =
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Philadelphia Items.

J PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-A respectfully
connected girl, who abandoned her home for a
house Of iu-farne, was dangerously shot BY her
bother last night about one o'clock.
Tho safe Of Messrs. C. P. BAYARD & Co., Bank
ers, at No. 200 Chestnut street, was robbed Of a
quarter million Of Government securities this eve
nirs. Tho person in charge seeing badly, two
men kept him in conversation, while the third
sto!o tho box containing the treasure. No clue
has boon obtained as to tho robbers
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sPECJA7. NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE GRoCERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, DN-
TILLERs. DRUGGISTS. GLASS AND
SOAP PMANUFACTURERs

ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOB
favoring and improving Brandies, Whiskeys, Buns,
Wines. Cider &c, &c. Age and Body Preparations for
Neutraizing and Modifying Whiskeys Spirits, Ex-
tracts Of Holland and London Gins colorngs. Gum and
Sugar Syrups and Fruit Juices. Dr.. Fcuchtoanoer,s
Treatise F7metcd Liquors, ,otA 1000 Receipts and
Directions @.#.0@@
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES ORES, &c.
FoR SOAP MANUFAoTURERs.- -Silicate Of Soda Soluble
Glass or Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid or Jelly
Form; Causic Soda, Soda Ash, Palm and Co:oanut Ola
soapstone and China Clay.
All orders sent to viii have pronpt attention, and
every information required VIII be cherfuIy eiyen bY
JOS. ". FEUOHTwANGER,
No. IS Cedar-steet, New Yosk
Oceo0TF 10 vfrn3moa
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CAIRO, December 27.-Gen. SIBERIAN passed
here for st. Louis.
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Steamboat Burnl

V1cKsBURG, December 27.-The steamer Fashion
was burnt about twelve miles above Baton Rouge.
Twenty lives we're lost; officers all saved 2Gos
bales of Cotton lost
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Death of Gen. Shcrnaan,s Chief Of STAFF.
ST. LOUIS December 27.-Col. SAWYER, SEER
MANS Adutant General, died Of t, phoid fever.
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\ Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, December 27.-Mexican news has
been received to the 21st. The Emperor in cir
cular says that he accepts the throne, being e.
sured that such is the national will Continued
civil war compelled heavy expenditures. He says
that the witlidI avail Of France and the action Of
the United States calculated to encourage
dissension His ministerial circular says that Ma
PoLEoN instructed BAzA1NE to aid MAxn11L1AN in
maintaining peace and order.
The Liberals were very active The evacuation
OF st. Louis Potosi and Malahuela by the Imperial
lists is confirmed.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
European News per Steamer.

New YORK, December 27.-European news per
CITY Of Boston announces that Prussia will demand
the expulsion Of the King Of Hanover from the
Austrian territory. He is accused of exciting his
late subjects to hostiitics. Austria's compliance
is doubted,
The Pope intonds establishing four new dioccscs
IN the United States.
The Paris Aoniteur says the Queen of Spain has
granted tho right to American Company to
build an Ocean Telegraph between Cuba ard the
Flori da coast.
Count B1sAARcK is threatened with softening of
the brain.
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" Qusrantine In 1he West 8nalca

WAsnING7oa December N.-Our Consul at st.
Croix, West Indies, reports that, account of the
prevalence Of cholera small pox and yellow fevor
&at st. Thomas tho English Islands have establish
ed quarantine on all vessels from St. Thomas for
btwenty-one days and on the Spanish Islands for
sforty DAYS.
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Hlo,.r and ara1n In Nevv YORK.

NEW YORK, December 27.-The Albany argus
reports that the quantty Of aour and grain loft at
tide water this year, reduced to barrels, is some
thing over one million barrels less than at same
1 lime N l8ek
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~ ESTATE NO TICE.-AIL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate of the late JOSEPH
HOWARD will present them, duly attested and all per
sons indebted thereto Will make payment to
s. l.. HOWARR,
November rs Qualified Executor
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#WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ WHITING, Esq, q candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston tJudicaD District, at the next election
Septenobar 10 -----
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