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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNrN'T,
Now Drlenns Nav II 1886.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNNT, I
New Orleans, May II, 1866
In conformity to the provisions of an act Of
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds of the State for the amount Of one
Million Of Dollars and to provide for the pay
ment Of the same, to dehay the expenses of
bnilding levees in accordance with the con-
tracts made by him and the leyee commission
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
for thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1866 for
the purchase of One Million of Dollars of
Bonds of the State, as authorized as aforesaid.
The said Bonds bear an interest of eight per
cent per annum, payable semi-annualIy have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge of all the proceeds of the sale of the
public or swamp lands belonging to the State
Bids will be received in sums of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards, to be addressed to
the Governor of the State, to be opened by
him and the Board of Levee Commissioners.
and to be Endorsed g Proposals for the pur-
chase of Levee Bonds"
Only State notes, National Bank notes and
legal tender received in payment of Bonds.
The right is specially reserved of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor and
Board Of Levee Commissioners
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
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sAlIn DE Ia CHAMBRn DU sENAr,

lie sGnat s'assemble d'apres Advancement.
Presents - Honorable Albert VOORHEES,
acknowledgements ct president du senat
ct MN. Anderson, Armstrong, Brownlee, Bar
row, Brusl6, Burthe, Campbell, Cooley, Du-
xigneaud, Ellis, FelIowes, Gibson, Gordon
Hough Kavanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott
Munday, Newton de jackson, Newton de More
house, Nelson, Poche, Purcell Scruggs, Tay-
Tor ct Wilcoxon-27 senateurs.
La priere est dite par lerev6rend M. Palmer,
de reglise presbyt6rienne.
LIE journal de samedi passe est Iu ct approu-
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coMMUN1cArIoN ExEcuTrYE.
EqAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPT EXECUTE,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPT EXECUTE,
Nouvelle-O Orleans, II mars, 1866.
Au president du s6nat
Je suis requis par son excellence, lie gouver-
neur, d'informer lie senat quill approuye ct
signe les actes suivants
Acte relatif la navigation de la riyiere
Rougel;
Acte accordant DIES privileges de ferry a c.
K Marshall, SEES hGritiers on SEES agents ct
Acte pour amender la premiere section dun
acte, intitule, acte relatif aux abandons forces
ct a la maniere de les faire approuye lie Ia de
mars 1855;
N c. sNETHEN,
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DR. DE ANDRES
PURE
sARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade
spectfuly called to the introduction Of the
sarsapnrilla BItters,
The Pleasant and valuable Btters that benin
oduced in this country The trade general supplied
by the following Grocsrs and Druggists;
Fatjo, Marks Co., 43, As and ~ New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
E j. Hart Co, 70, rs and II Tehoupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor. Gravier and Tchoupitouas streets.
F. Avet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore, cor Poydras and New Levee streets
VIM G. Mitchell, Camp and PoydrAs streets,
Cass Dowiug 80 Poydras street
T. VI Marsden, Druggist, Magazine and Gravier.
Turner WALES, Druggists Royal and Cusomhouse
G. n. MORRISON Agent
IL Magazine street
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MEDICAL.
DR. y. WHITES INSTITUTE
1e7 oARoNDELET sTREEE
In rear of the City Hall.
The first aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.


Dr. Whites experience and for thryOue years. IN
extensive practice in large cities have brought him for
treatment amount of every form of disease both
and chronic
His remedies the stomach liver and blood, and all
secreons and excretons Of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nurng any part of the sys
the constitution they and repair the injuries
and the entire organism with truly sound mind in
sound body.
eInstue established for the oa acute and chronic
diseases viz Rhennscs Colds Coughs Bronchitis, Laryn
chts Asthma Consumption aud all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, Spine Stomach, Bowe Costiveness
Dyspepsia scroula, Kings Evil White swengs; all Sores
Ucers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fsula Syphilis and Gonor-
hea in all the stages Mecural and hereditary faint oil rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundice Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain Goitre (g Neck Diseases Of the Kidneys Grave
Dabetis Dropsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Aectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression OF Spirits Hippocondra Mysteries Fits
Spasns We repeat the eruptSns of the skin all
ulcers whatever nature the incipent Cancer which
geyouy act humanity speedily and permanently cured
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White fire.
qnenty of fever other suerings-often life
Now that communication is again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation free--stamps not "forgottsn.n
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DISSOLUTION.

DIsSOLUTION-MR @. t. PERRIE THIS DAY
~ retires from our house.
me business WI hereafter 6e conducted e No 90 Canal
re CO. who alone are respo nsibe for all debts and liza
Of Gillespie, Perrie 4 Co.
New Orleans, May q 1866.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsMIP.
mutual consent Mr. VIM MscSmb assumes INN III bs ny
Of all debts and will quidate the affairs the oppartnershp
He will be found at the old stand V MggohBs,
New Orleans May 18th 1865 '''7-'O''
DISs0L H.. r Hq OF G996PoAARTN ERsHIP:-
solved by consent Mr. GILLfS assumes the settle
men Of all debts and will lqudae the affairs Of partner.
,,.-,,., ..... $. 9. FERGUSON.
NOTTCE-wE HAVE FORMED THIS DAY A CO.
partnership for the paPo3e Of carrying on the Cotton
Of NJ. GtLLIs co, NJ. GILLis,
New Orleans Way, 1866 N'-''''''
dissolution OF oOPARTNERsHIp-
~ The firm Of OLIVER 4 BARTLETT is this day dis
solved by mutual Consequently the publication Of
this date Mt + W wETN0RE is authorized to hqaidSte
he Tue Delta viii ae Sp pn G b Il @ ~ bs sEe
lSSt Charles street ROBERT OLIVER,
New Orleans, March 80, 1865.
~ MT. WILLIAM wATERIAE the arms q WATER.
MAN 4 co. and BRoWNLEE \ co, have this day been
has been charged with the liquidation Of the affairs Of
said firms
All persons having claims against the above firms are
hereby notified to present the immediately and all per
sons indebted 70 the said firms hereby notified
forward and settle the without further notice
ROBERT ROBERTS,
MRS. WIDOW w. WATERMAN,
MRS. WIDOW j. BROWELEE,
Louisiana Sash Factory
pY AN ACT PASSED BEFORE EDWARD BAR
ID NETT Notary Public the undersigned have entered into
copsEtnershp for the purpose Of carrying the Louisiana
Steam SASH Blind and Door Factory the old stand Sol
3S sos and M Grayie street. under the and title Of
ROBERTS co, where always be found hand full
assortment of Sash Blinds Doors MOudlngs, Newels,
BRusters and Dressed Lumber.
ROBERT ROBERTS,
MRS. WIDOW W. WATERMAN,
MRS. WIDOW ]. BRoWNLEE,
New Orleans, March g. 1866
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RAPPORT DE BILLS ENRoLEs.

M Brusl6, du comit6 des enr6lements, rap
porte correetement enr6lG lie bill du sGnat, in
titule:
Aete pour venir au secoues de L. K. Mar
shall;
Eft lie secretaire est requis dy demander la
signature de lorater de la chambre.
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NJ, 6cfuBBs--
Dome avis que demain il fera la motion de
reconsiderer lie vote dome vendredi dernier
sur lie passage final du bill intitul6:
Acte pour amender Ia Be section dune acte,
intitule:
Acte additionnel un aete relatif a ct re-
giant la collection DIES taxes municipales dams
la vile de IA Nouyelle-Orleans, approuy6le Is
mars 1855.
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COPARTNERSEHIP.

FROM TILE lsT OF JULY NEXT,
Messrs J. Thbault and Henry Ginder are Interested
in the business OF our house,
Dutrmy temporary absence in Europe Mr. Henry CiBder
~. o., 700. A b eRIswoLD.
Mr.. j. GoLBsTEIN late partner of O. TaIomon Dessom
Co.. of this city and Paris this day been admitted
member of house. which will be conducted under
the name and style of LEVY, DIETER & co.
LEVY 4 DIETER
New Orleans May l. 1866.
Referring the above beg to inform friends the
trade that we are prepared any orders
the purchase goods the European markets. and which
will receive the personal of our Mr. G0LDSTEtN.
LEVY DIETER 4 CO.
New Orleans, May l. 1866.
COPA RTN ERaMHp-THE FIRM OF CLIFFORD,
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General Commission
business at the old stand Grer and New Leyee
streets, under the style and firm Of THOS g. WALSH co
TH0S o. WALSH.
ARTHUR CoNEELL
TFxIE PAIETN ERsmIG' EXISTING BETWEEN
and style of MONTGOMERY & WHITE, in this city was by
mutual consent dissolved the 18th of May 1861 Either Of
the partners will attend to the liquidation OF It's affairs
A. R. MOETGGA ERY,
New Orleans 2sd June, 1885
ETNME UNDERSIGNED WILL, Cor FINUE THE
business of the late firm of Montgomery White bis
own account JAMES A. WHITE,
New Orleans, 23d June, 1865.
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL oOLnEen-

1 hNAAAhAAS GSAMEhCAAA SOA4AEGaE-
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
THR--
Spacious and Elegant "StOry Building"
constantly session eight able Professors It will
founded In 1882 and is chartered by the State Isfoer stu
dsntsmsy be found Principals Book-keepers in large
portion of the old houses of this city, over the southeru
States Ladies' Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, Bookkeeping, Penmanship Mathematics Eng
$1,000 5000 annually s the best fortune parsp
can give their We have ample arrangements for 200
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call
RUFUS DOLBEAR President
THB BUTLER FEMALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and oommedious Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc.
together with cheerful domestic management moral and polite
culture, offered and assarod.
TRRMs-s0 month"; $500 in advancs Music and Orna
mentAs extra
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing
Address RBv. J. &. c. DoREM6s .. D.,
A LnERT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
OHATAWA, PIKE CO., MISS
New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
Circulars may be obtained application to RoRERT PIT
KIN, ESQ, Is and Is Camp street, New Orleans
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JOURNAL oFFIGIRI..
sA1nH DE Ia GHAMBRE DU sENAr,

1aaa1vAr Dn Ia EoUEsEArgz'-
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Sonnet la resolution suivante, qui est consi-
d6ree ct adoptee a Punanimite:
II est
Resolu, par lie senat, que la permission pour
l'usage de Ia sale du s6nat ct DIES chambres
des comites est aceorde aux DANES de la Pro-
violence, dams lie but d'y tenir une foire pour
pr6leyer DIES fonds pour batir I'm asile pour les
veuves ct les orphelins, dams la misere.
Lusage des appartements deyant 6tre accor-
de du premier dayril au quinzieme jour du
meme mois.
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oRDRE SPECIAL Du JOUR.

Ce jour etant fixe pour la consideration de
La resolution conjointe du senat, intitule, s,re-
solution conjointe demandant au congress, dap
peler une convention constitutionneIle dams
lie but de proposer des amendments Ia cons
titution DIES Etats-Uni d'Amerique;'
Celle-ci est prise,
FgAttendu que, lie oinquieme article de la cons
titution des Etats- Unis pouryoit que lie con-
gres, sur la demande DIES legislatures DIES deux
tiers DIES Etats, appellera une convention pour
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w. B. EGAN,
d. S. GAGE,
/ p EITGTTG

NJ Gordon fait Ia motion de faire demander
4 Ia chambre DIES representants, par lie secre-
taire, de remover an senat I'm bill, intitule
Acte pour a1nender Ia section 119 dun acte
pour anender I'm aete, intitule
Acte pour eonsolider la vile de Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans ct pouryoir au gouvernenent de la
vile de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans ct a padministra-
ton de ses atfaires, approuye, lie 20 de mars
1856
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NOTTCE-WE HAVE FORMED THIS DAY A CO.
partnership for the purpose Of carrying the Cotton
Facoege and General Commission business under style
Of N. GILLIS 4 co. NJ. GGLBTS,
JOHN GILLIS.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
PsiisicsI Movements IN the Prinripsiifi~. and
Srryis.

lpars Caep,. 81 correspondence Of london Times
The difference between the pore and the United Irr-
rpaltos with respect 10 the hereditary succession TO
the throne Of the latter be considered Al an end
and you viii hear that tho sultan hss agreed to
recognize Charles of Hohenzollam hereditary Prince
"A regards the Princes going 70 Consantnonle before
aer the formal recognition takes place minor point
~hch mentioned In former letter a being also IN
dispute II wonld not be SURPRISING the Prince, having
obtained the greater, yield the lesser which he
light do with good grace and without loss of dignity
In that he world Constantinopls his recogn
ion would then take paa and his formal invesiturs
would follow.
IL appears that the Austrian government remonstraiei
concerning tile prasence of Genera, 1arr ~ Belgrade.
There exists a convention by which Austrian political
refugees no, 10 he allowed within certain Distance
Of the frontier II may be doubted how far Tfnr be
considered included Ia that category. He IL Italian
snbec' and aid-de-caInp a. the King ul Italy But
hear that he left Belgrade, which s further
trouble. II is supposed ho went 70 serva N mission
FROM tho ITALIAN government, 10 which cId put
by tho srinst.cs and assurance of peace
Had the bcen prolonged We should soon have
the results or the activity Of Italian AGENTS and tho
rasern question might have up I" compcate the
war in Germany, and, not lmrrobsbly 10 drag other
rowerg nto the strife.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
PRESIDENT J0HHS0N's TOUR.
The London Times Account Of the Prepare
fion-. Intent aud Object.


philadelphia (August 2sl correspondence Of London
This morning the President left Washington % begin
his long prouised tour through Oh. Northern States,
formed for the support OF his policy He has staked all
tho Issue, ana s leave stone unurne1 that viii
add 10 pJplar sympa,hy. The immediate oher, Of the
vi- IL the laying Of the stone Of the monmant
Chicago memory os stephen A. Douglas grrat
Western democratic chrfian, VINO In 1850 Was a can
didaic iaT the Presidency nganA VIZ Lincoln, and who
died sflor the iaiers election. Tho President
expected In Philadelphia thts evening, and hts
routs 10 Chicago will he through New York, Albany
and Magma Evcrylhin. Inst add pomp and
significance 10 the journey has been dpue, and he
will bo accompanied by ohie Cabinet officers ard by
General Grant MAJOR tcuerai Meade and Admiral Ear
ragL The President viii travel 10 the famous special
ear built great cost carry MI Lincoln State
journeys, but which the lnt'er used during life
ani u only did the moanu duty ~ carryin. ls corpse
to W resting place.
u happens that III an tho cities thr0pgh which pre.
dent johnson will pass. excepting Philadelphia the
democrats conservative republicans control the city
and have made lavish preparations for his
reception Tho guest nf the municipality Hero, how
ever All diersUt the radicals control and doing
thoT hest ~ pot gliEht upon Mr Johnson
whose once lresiiunt should least com.
laft town t. AVOID 8k te reception and the
radical PRESIDENT Of the ely Council ha followed hs
example. Prominent radicals thrca'sn 70 close their
honreH the streets through which ne pases Iheas
lant part cans however cannot prevent tho Pres dont
from having gigantic reception for General Meade
taken charge ot M and tre inW hundred thousand com
gervatites IA Tho city N torn mas, mon we.
men ana children H. receive him The public buildings
Will ba ioscd against biui; but spite 81 tho small
sonlH Df the aush0tfas hc vii have enthusiast e
welcome. What would ~ ,hOnght n England were The
Qgeou " visit any of the ecf ches aud lie mayor %
rin away Il avoid receiving her Vet sueh tthc zht
tAst tho radical nlcagre" Ia dcirviuucd dhal pot
Hpon tho Pre- icut % fbli pba, add no public oela
has ~ Strength charaetr g - i Opposition p =
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
THE REFORM AGITATION.
ur. aLad-t"nc'- Plan ~ Distinguished f"m
iIr. Rorburk'@ Ider.

The y ha of w. poths II. vorda had scarcely c,asoi
n Shamcd NhrH tnr rpeagh ~ w Gslatnna al sa's.
b4tv wts heat1 ia RETURN Ttr defcLce tas followed
Instantly ou ne atfnck sgf TIC rtttc may learn from
tho runulh ~ an minister WnAt Be said bshaf
II V.nfaifv eharrea with political so.1estrm,uon.
Mr. nfr8lck sasertrs thst rsfogrn bill hnd rsafly
become noasss@rv 81 the socss~ion of NJ
Gladstone snd IDS eelss9Ie+ q power, That legislation
The subject, hettss bong uc etsafy "a pfrctiv
matters a. "a ioAt h0lh ihe bl aAa hfr plsces 10.
scendlng to paruiars te ALE sed lhai wher~as any Re-
the snlargeaer of he nTnzc and another for the dis
trbut on seais. Tho eTnIaent bli confined 70
the Grat ~ these only aud that whercss any ss con
saered rropos ton II lhis kiud would 10 founded
pnucpe 0f selection and preference The Ministerial
pra5oaiton simply hBng about the franchise by whole.
Without any Discrimination a. all ~ these charges
Nse addet inpui@l0ns 0f obnoxious densanor IN Tie
Artiai conduit ~ busnss fHt ~. Gladstone touches
very uodestiy and feasoaaty tbls iopac, and
may AZ well pst 4 Aside ~ once Or more essential I'D
important copsidcrhtls1a
NJ, Sgas'sns "a. 20 Ions - fe. v Al sEys'Isnfs
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
THE SITUATION IN ITALY.
Victor Emanuel, Iri- tahinrf nrd y irGdom
Repudintri ~ Joseph Mnxgiui nnd the Red
Rcp-biran--Thc Object. Aim nnd Scope ~
Rr.-. u IT.

from the Loudnn Tines Ssnl. 10
"a said Of Cato that be stood last by the iGsuH SIDE
thongh tho gods declared ia favor of the winner
Rat there u nov ippg Whose faith y Oi i
tnnpar than that o the old Roman. M Naggni Will not
bo Al poacs with the ods, although they hefrcni hs
own uarso In Asrce nTectFo, circulating
through some of the organs W his pasty, he npbrds
the Italians the people, The aFIny AMI the Volunteers ior
Accepting Jloef pjsch oysssiaFs ett shpA a. itAoppf.
~ fauns ~ rh fsr los ring Tsns ~ az
.ys sey ~ haad foaF fru r. anl ttolo agatag ef
~ Ipre FrpN Trs y gr.a ~ so IN eta n -ndisutfeg
nsss b4aaaag& they Mero .n eld Rotgan AMI
Iau Alts uai.On Ike Itais. he tbinke. ought to 10
a,ual n sgar sih Austria aud France q boot aud Al
my ate Il ouaa ps4ht aott qusHl Esap0i - be y
well fpar fhat ne ftNaag ne nnA - ngd a. ~ fat IN
With saeh slywr. hs casts tuea aside irvm him A.
yspple from whom spark q immortal soul has
deparlci and rafass 70 nlx aith tlen IA hear he
save 'iha 80 almar, Il y sfarsa " me. 70 one sho
hss any Intimate s,iwedTa 81 fay -"u could nxpett
that goul sllly NV last days AMI Az lh@ past ~ ac
~spllng oblivion aad fs.ycbssa tof having loved my
country a51vo a ihngs nd stii. en ior ~ anAy when
every dospsiret OF Is bgt zen u were 20 dis
rossa coad never consent - raysk lily At tls unc
tnre when sao tamoy ssvi W " srsco lld guilt
go II H. 20 shat sBe Iaay, ftAy viii never III on
she rrstat sav 10 please NJ Mo-. mi 1hera has heeu
for faany year, 40 end W the reyvos and comp aIns
rsa nst 10 cruelty snd n1aulsde q The Italian gof-
eminent towards gteat patriot iNyefy year hlst ~
the sardalan then in tho Italian "a .Aho ~ motions
we're aae for repeal ~ tie harsh sonlsLce rhsn
doomcd Na1glni 70 psrpotas banshmsEN iAtay w
descriptions which we're gven " hls fahX heslth,
the paslsng aud plntng Of lhs Msd ssnsTef Icf ~
JAsley ais aud ,bs pnsLl fsb VI Ls naive hver W.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
The OCEAN RACE FROM CHINA.
IN'r"ardimar, Run Of the Hritish sailing
NesArls.

Prom the Innden fimes (.itv article sept To-
appears that IN the of the three clipper vessels
nom China that arrived Thursday the feping
he Winuor she was in do K at iorty-seyen minutes
pa.' nine ", whlc the Ariel arrived AZ hftcen min
a
iht almost -npltanenns completion by three vessels
= an ocean passage of than three months or
the most singular incidents az modern navigation. The
III y thrm receives ten sh,lhugs per tho
hl, ~ ladng Or each hesug worled with en chilling
lft t"n extra u urst -slung vessel M dos with teas
tNn teochow, and IN China There also extremely
haFy Wagers d"enicn, upnn tho raAc As the cargoes
" each vascl wil nov reach lhr Ionun mHrket ~ the
a's TIM" \ hrNann the interest II the respective con
9es hht me Yn2s- witi, thelt slacM cargo sbVgld
hcs .ci mo rok ir-t thcy vaui thps cacape The
rarnei u fhN pse0ilm ~ teu sillinfa for pf fiy
Nt rah now - oi no pracN II beHant 70 tLen Whale
"h e attrr hnd IA. masters " tile tesSrls lti cycly
""'t,e On 9ehal 0f their owners - tr,e ar ho VIZ
tory. ek.ni ~ Il snetc minute.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
H0sSps s0tDaa C0aHrs suCSf u ,cc0AT o.
POVERTY
lrrom the N InnI. namn

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