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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

SHIP BUILDING AT MILfORD.--The Argus
states that Mr.. James II. Deputy has on the
stocks fine schooner Of about 260 tons burthcn,
and Mr.. William scribner and MIR. Thomas Car
Isle have each in course of construction n
schooner Of about the same size.
Messrs. John Lank & Son, who last week
launched schooner from their yard, have under
way two more vessels, one schooner to be COM
manded by Capt. W. Fountain, formerly of Mil
ford, and the other sloop, building for parties
In Milford
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CoSrIRMEp.-Among the combinations by the
Senate on Monday was that of Enoch ]. smithers
Of Delaware to be Consul of the United States at
Smyrna, in Turkey. Mr.. s. Is brother-in-law
of Hon. N. B. Smlthers, formerly NJ c. from
this State, and is also Republican, whose nomi-
nation was noticeable concession by Mr.. john
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Mr. Samuel d. Forbes
has bought Of Joseph Chandler the house No. 300
West street, SO long owned aud occupied by the
late John Brooks, for 5000. This is two story
brick house ON West street, and the lot runs
through to Washington st.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

MILFORD ELECTIoS.-The town officers of
Milford, under the new act of Incorporation,
were chosen on the 4th inst There were four
tickets but politics in the field, and 147 votes
were polled. The followingsvere elected -
Alderman, Philip ]. Smoot; Commissioners,
Henry B. Fiddeman Peter W. Hall, John IL.
Denning, James s. Richards, Curtis s. Watson !;
Assessor DIR. Nathan Pratt Collector and Trea-
surer, Rhodes s. Hemmone.
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LOCAL NEWS.

REMovAL.--Miss X. II. Hambletan, will tenn
porarily remove her trimming and child's cloth
Ing store from 71S Market street, to the 8. W.
corner Of Seventh and King streets, on the 25til
tuat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

Bible PREsESTArioS.--On Saturday evening
the ladies of the Second Baptist Church presented
large and beautifully bound bible to Whining
ton and Brandywine Council, No. 8, .. U. A. NJ.
The presentation ceremonies took place in the
Second Baptist Church. Rev. W. II. II. Marsh
on behalf Of the ladies, in a neat address pre-
scented the bible, and Mr.. 8. X. Cloud on behalf
of the Council received the gift with few appro-
rriafe remarks
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

DEGREE CoSFERRrD-At the annual COM
mencement Of the Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia, held on Saturday in Musical Fund
Hall, the degree of Doctor Of Medicine was con-
ferred the following gentlemen, citizens of this
State John F. Carey, W. J. Hearn, James l.
Smith, Dennis J. Treacy, B. Whitley and G. W.
Williamson. The degree was conferred on $50
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

CASHIER ArroISrED.--Gilbert G. Robinson
has been appointed Cashier of the Farmers Bank,
in this city. in place Of Joseph Heston. The sal
aries of the officers of the Bank have been adj
yanced.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

RELIGIOUS SERvicEs.-There will be preaching
at the Second Baptist church, corner Of Fourth
and French Sta, Rev. W. II. II. Marsh, pastor,
every evening this week, except Saturday eve
ming, at AZ o'clock.
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travellers Guide.
r.. CsH PHILADELPHIA, WILL.
&Sss4 ws.sss.ii...ssasssz MINGT0N AND BALTIMORE
EATI- ItIAn TIME TARI.E

lIa sZ|s Mi hNn AND hAirlSohE
RAIL ntJAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. 4 1906
AMI ' wAsmINGioN AvENuE .' as i,iows. . '
EXPRESS TRAIN AT Ala A. NJ, Mondays except
ed,) ur Baltimore and Washington, stopping nj Ches-
ter, Wilmington, Newark, Elkiob NORTHEAST, Perry
vile, Havie d. Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's Edge
aEp %Ras at sSs A. R excep
connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
| for Crisiied and intermediate stations.
| EXPRESS TRAIN AT H. A. NJ. Sundays excsp-
ed,l for baltimore and Washington.
ed, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Ches-
| Ter, Thu low LnwOod, Claymnnl, Wilmington, New
Aberdeen, Perryman's, Edgewood. Magnolia, Chase's
NiGHT ExPREss at 100 p. NJ, DAILY for Balti,
| more and Washington, connects at Wilmington with
Delaware Railroad Line saturdays excepied) stop
ping ut Mddletown, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington. Sea.
| ford Salisbury, Princess Anne, and connecting at
Criseld with Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth and the
| South.
Monroe and Norfolk, will take the il.4h A. M. Train.
| WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
| Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
| Wilmington:
daily p. N. The 400 r. X. train connects with
Delaware Railroad for Milford and intermediate sta.
lions. The 600 p. NJ train runs TO New Castle.
Leave Wilmington at 7.1b and $50 A. NJ, 300 and
$50 DAILY P. NJ.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE,
Leave Wilmington at 1925 AM 4.lo and s.s2 PM
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 1853, 91B and Ills, A. NJ, 3.43,
4.44, T.20, and 1927 P. NJ
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at LIS A. NJ, Way Mail. 9.a5 A.
NJ, Express Ito Pm. Express. 63o p. M. Express.
s.25 P. NJ. Express
From Baltimore to Havre-de-Grace and intermedi-
ate stations at 400 p. NJ.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester at Lao and 0.12 A. NJ and LBS P. NJ
Wilmington at 5.23 and 1000 AM Ais PM
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at s.2b P. NJ stopping at Havre.
de-Grace Perryville and Wilmington. Also stops at
Elkton and Newark to take passengers for Philadel
phia, and leave passengers from Washington or Bat
mUre,) and Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore
or Washington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

HISTORICAL SocIErY.-The regular stated
meeting Of the Historical society of Delaware
will be held in the room of the Society No. 8, In
stitute Building, on Thursday evening, 18th inst,
at TX o'clock.
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BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Bucks Co, Pa.

The summer season oi this Instue will common e
The 2ath al Fourth month, April, aud continue twelve
". eks.
The ferent departments will be IN charge Of tho.
exl er ence nnd well known ability. A Normal
Depart will be Introduced and made prominent.
The French language TAU hit by a native Ere, oh
teacher, who engages The pupils in daily converse.
tions.
Artist.
For circulars containing further particulars address
The principal, w. T. SEAL.
mari. m Att'eboru, Pa,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phiadel-
phia NJ s.M A. Nj
Leave Philadelphia al 600 P. M; Wilmington at
I3b T.. NJ. fir New Castle.
Trains leaving Crisield Gas A NJ, and Wilmington
going S'iutb al Ten A. A., will run in close
ton with Sleun boat to Norfolk aud Portsiath aud
Express Trains Il. and from Baltimore, Philadelphia
ana New York. They will slop IN the Delaware H.
Line only at princpal stations AT which their time
il stated; sb EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOUTH
will stop AT amy station Ia set down Passengers hold
ing tickets from Baltimore.
Passengers between Baltimore and Delaware r. r.
Line, who prefer 1t, stop In Wilmington over
night and proceed next morning.
K. z. SEWAI.L, Jr.,
Superintendent del. X. X
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

The Fine Young
MORGAN BLACK HAWK HORSE,
& DELAW ARE!
win stand for service the following season at the
at, BILE of the Subscriber the Agricultural Farm,
nnw occupied by john G. Hicks.
Near the Toll Gate on the Kenneth Pike.
About n miles from Wilmington, on the following
terms:
$40 THE SINGLE LEAP, sac THE SEASON, AND
$40 To INSURE WITH FOAL.
The single leap and season money to be paid at the
time Of servire ANY person pirtin. with an insured
mare before T. is aseerained Wheeler she with foa
Fifty cents to the groom for each mare.
PEDIG RES:
DELAWARE Is n mahogany brown, black name, tail
and leg., rising SIX years old. He Is beautiful mo-
yer and wives promise Of great ,peed He wa. sired
shire half brother to Ethan Allen who sired by
Hilrs Black Hawk Ut BrdpDrt, Vermont. His sire
se and snfr ot emu enwaes asm IS 6s
we'll known truttlng mare Diamond STATE, who tr,i-
ted In 2.. and her owner refused 900 Tor her when
she was only four years old. She was sired by I'D
General Taylor, WIN got by sir solomon ,Yuung)
h,s grand dam by itainnow, his greet grand dam by
Hector; i,ainbJw's fire was by blind CRANKY his
dam by old irish Grey his grand n old imported
Granny. Rainbow.s dam was got ~ Lofty, his grand
dam by Juniper. General 1'aylor's dan, wa. got by
John HIS omet; Camel was got by Alexander
Porter running horse Goiolph oi the Stale ii a.
war;; CUnieI's dam was got by the fur nille hO
old hickory owned by MIR. Bella Badger Of Pm ~ :
vana; grand dam by import holse Badg-izeii ;
&. t. dam by Grey Figure, imported from L gland .
3. 4. 4. dam BY imported Nurse Wild Deer, Sir solu-
mon, the ia'her o. General taylor, was mat he'd for
Galaiin, FOR fur miles ard repeat, which he { ir
sol m,l) won in 7.l+ and LAD.
cidents will be at the risk Of The owuers.
mar7-it WILLIAM p. HICKS.
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La NEW hooIh IL
F--sf.. r...z.szzszE1 WEST CHESTER AND PHII.A
~ sS;55:.sss.i:sss DELPHIA R. r., VIA MEDIA.

Fl. ri5.zssssszsssss1 WEST CHESTER AND PHII.A-
Ia @5is...is:s.sr DELPHIA r. r., VIA MEDIA.
Winter Arrangement.
On and after Monday, October 18th, 1866, the trains
will leave follows;-
Vest Chester Trains leave Philadelphia for West
Chester-lbo A. NJ, Ii A. NJ, $50 p. NJ, 445 P. NJ,
and 6.1b P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia-a.so son.
10.45 A. NJ, 1.55, 4.50 p NJ.
Trains leaving West Chester at 500 A. NJ, and leav.
ing Philadelphia at 445 r NJ, will not stop Pennel.
ton, and will stop below b. G. Junction at Media only.
ienneiton Traiils leave Philadelphia for Penneon-
4.1b and 100 p. NJ.
PM.
These trains stop at all intermediate stations.
On SusDAys.-Leaye Philadelphia at 80 A. NJ, and
400 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester at T.55 A. NJ, and 500 M
Trains leaving Philadelphia at $50 A. Nj, and 4.4s
p NJ, and leaving West Chester at 500 A. Nj, and
4aO n NJ. connect at r. c. Junction with trains On
r. b. c. r. II. for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers allowed To take wearing apparel only
hnggaie, and the Company will not III any be
responsible for an amount exceeding $780, unless
special contract is made for the SAINT.
HENRY WOOD,
General Superintendent.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1st. 1874.
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FEMALE COLLEGE,
BORDENTO WM, N. j.,

Pleasantly located on the Delaware River. two and
three quarter hours ride by railroad from New York.
and one and quarter from Philadelphia.
SUMMER SESSION COMMENCES MARCH 9Th.
For Catalogues conta ming terms. etc., address,
REV. JOHN IL. BRAKkLEY. A. NJ. Pres't,
mar7-itwp Bordentuwi, N. j.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

Total Missionary offering. $1,000.
At tie conclusion of the offertory services, the
." banner class' ie, the one making the largest
offering, which was the "Bible Class, No. l."
was presented with splendid American fig, and
the infant class was presented with two beautiful
little banners. The presentation was made by
Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, and the fags were commit
ted by the President to the appropriate guards I
honor. Altar this ceremony the schools in sing
Ing "The Flag Of the Free" which was splendid
ly rendered After the singing by the infant class
of "sabbath Bells" the people were dismissed
with the benedictlon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

GRACE CHURCH MISSIONARY ANsIvERsARY.--
The Missionary Anniversary of the Sunday School
connected with the Grace NJ. E Church, Sunday
evening, was very interesting occasion and at
tracted large congregation to their beautiful
Sunday School room over the Chapel on Ninth
street.
The exercises opened with singing by the morn
ing and afternoon schools, after which followed
an impressive prayer by the pastor, Rev. WIN. j..
Stevenson, singing by the Infant School and an
Introductory address by the President, Samuel M.
Harrington, Esq. Then followed singing by the
several classes and presentation OF the offerings.
The usual embems and notices were not offered
with the other offerings but instead, n beautiful
cross OF evergreens was placed on the platform
and as the children came forward they laid their
offerings ut its foot.
The following were the offerings of the differ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14

OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORD, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
The next term Of this Seminary will begin on WE'D
NESDAY, the 14th of April, 1867. Pupils admitted
Il any time during the term.
For furher info nation correspondence Is solicited
with the Principals, MISS s. j. BRiSCOF,
mar1i.dlLw3in MISS JANE BRlSCOE.
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KNAhAaiLLe. LIZ Man la

ftatf9fa 8sgfssl
4 seiiesd an article il goar paper
headed caution. IN fegaTJ ~ sialne
bgtsDes scales aa .e1Bvisead
there IL gc iHsfe Aeoivsta scale IN ass
tbaa Fsaft stefse Balance teals !
viii Ef4 " tB4 Nni4f NJ ttiai article
an n he viii mgdgee aag scale fer
weighing provisions Wgfs accurate
psah the sptise bed scale I bsgs IL
i,ae, weighing fr9s, eae half ~ feflg
pounds w ~ ttgeD
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nay" Elliglts dry g6gds stare y eit
Baiad on first btfeet, betwaen Main
and locust, D0e feature o. Mr. vi
b0tts mgDnef 0r conducting business
IN ~ sell his goods ~ n0ifofmly fair
rates avoiding, ~ the same time.
T" baitA, f" ~ leading articles NJ lsaa
than GOSH W ataela 40 Impression
which ~ ealaglsted 10 deceive ths ug
s~nHpeeiink, His stock Of dfass goods
IN said w Boz very well Helaaled W.
recon mend all ~ 0uf acquaintance
aud readers 10 deal ~ this store. as
sptise them they will bad II ~ agree
abia mn wall ~ profitable Plaea ~
purchase, maylB "
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Tie canvass nf fasds nv his
fsDd bejae done, ills hoped fhs cote
mlttee ~ HanagAWbHt viii publish
tbe result ~ aisit e~petsfi6ss ~
siil H. interesting and begsed dGtbt
gfedifatte ~ ON a5taDBidty. W. bs9e
a detailed statement TT What mr. eifz
kss 9ges " f~eliavs fka HUNGRY fGpfb
EhaUhff,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

NEW METROPOLITAN AS VS. hss
pssfad, there was ~ excellent audi
eaee NJ the New metropolitan on
Saturday night the gallery beiag
crowded and q very large audience n
ti.a main auditorium d We bslisss
The universal sentiment was that The
F." french Spy was never played 80
we'll bafsfA ~ these boards W.
certainly hsysr saw ~ esoells1, Mfs,
peides scanned 80 fairly sstsde her
asif, AID M Golden played with 40
ability w have seldom a him mani
feet, All lhe other characters wsfs
veil sustained Melville was ipiwia
Bile, and kept lhe heuss IN a foat Ia
The fasas, Nv and Mrs ufiefsoa wets
efeatad with Hnboapdsd applause,
sbo wing how was,a a plane tbsy hold
IL The hes.ts ~ our people The
troupe no Ia Owansbef0 to-day on the
Ollie Hpiligsa, W open for . brief
SEASON VIZ bespsak for them y
tlpdty walesme ~ evf oeighbofs Of
UwauAh0fD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

hEN HgAL ERfAfe A6EFoy =,
T. Elliot n e0D have opened y liaal
Estate Agency aud OeDeU1 iBtslli
esgaa pfiQs, fGr Tie sale ~ md rent
log ~ lands, houses, ~. ~,
Persons having houses ~ land ~
rent 90 sell, ~ parsons Wishing ~
purchase ~ fsat, viii NJ well Nv call
lpa ea them ~ tbeif 0hbae. 90 Third
bitesi, neat Locust, IL BlIiott'a
Igl0sk, b
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YANNAnlh naAh NalAIn m.

VALifAhhh lthAi EslAJn ron
.AALH. We direct especial attention
u The ssla 1T valuable real estate, al
ee,,iaea by Thomas u uafvin The
Iiadiam Goat Mines bro aiming the
hest Ia the htate Of Indiana. aud
have q world wide reputation The
fasm onp,ei ID a hrst Glass one. with
excellent new Improvements. gseel
lent bargains may ha obtained Ia
tiiase salas,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

EostTHfsg Asw tszlsf n CCG
. GENERAL AHatioseAfs, will ObsB
their AaNH1B 6ba Commission House,
"a 10, 9g Maia sfFaet ~ day Iiae
siar asis days Taesdets Tharsdags
sud Faiar1azs VIII als0 attend ~
alt outside satas in tbe Gifg vii ~,
tesd ~ The selling ~ Etgek Wagons.
Harness m. ~ The Amsft0sB Bale
Enbla 90 Third effeet betNeeH Main
ahd iegeast Wa hops w stfi0t atten
Zoo ~ business ~ merit u portion ~
The public patronage, Wayid iw
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Az It's i'oaf AoAiN l'fof liuoL
anp At the hest wofk nihA "a Watches
aud fewtity ~ he el,Y, aud que Of
ti,e maai pheasant gentlemen 60 deal
with, Ia again ~ HE old stand ~ dao
II ifiah'a Hoaks tnse Tile arrange
mepls with a%sAtetn houses enable
him a. aIiar unasamrlai hatnaiaa Ia
watches aud iaweiry, We commend
! him aud his eteok 20 the npblie,
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10 % r1be afasd Lodge ana
uf#ad Eaeampraeat ~ Odd Fellows
Of tndispa UaAt ~ tudissspelis 10
mefssr The ledses ia this eily will
be- fully represented
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sess The laaias u T,ieits M n,
Church are requested ~ mss, IN lie
i,setate ileen ~ lie fhapuh eu Uiis
tMesdagJ s%ftafssos, ., three o'clock
business ef napelthbee viii be- 40
fef Thar aanaida,aGa.s
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asv" 10 YIN mo IN need ~ . stock
W liquors, or advice wenld bs fOf
yen ~ ~ ~ Hodge, Carr " CBiG, cor
pef Water aud Sycamore htreelH, aud
boy them cheaper, better, aud moro
~ H. ~ fDf less money Than my
qii9 h0nse viii ~ ghn affotd Hism
Al liquors waffAniad NJ Represented
land ~
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h.ses. ssiklaHh fVia u e1t.taA a,sa i1s9iis
ra HhAssAksl Wsaheaaas# sssa tfiarss
4tDts4 tk ~ NJ TssaaAssi ftsitadsss
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a#ss aid FtIdHFH Any A " Arrives Titles
a#ts Hta halHsaak4t ~ III u
~ VstteH NFD stsbs > Afss asalE tss !
~ HT- HHaa' flask aailg is.eari Hsa
igsg .fssiH ihs Merchants H9tAi a. 4
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THAeas We afa gsdef ebiiea
tious 10 on th%onahtfi geass fflen i,
hiiig Asa, nov with Ta,tes " liza.
10 weisssa n sssviiie, sfsF fall hies "
Nashville ratafa NJ lhe l6ui add l7tt
inut
Messrs iiaasisad and ehafwaad
IT Tbs Adams, aud Henson aud
kpewtps ef tia Merchants Union
Hspfess, also have ouf lhaats co.
dolly dhiiEarp ~ iafaaf paters, sHs
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tAern Ans STUBBORN | pfotnae
~ make clothing 90 order hl leee
than any one IL the city uood tali
wool paHaimula euita maie 10 order
E,t Hah. All Hpods made Nous Ave 30
tea iuliass per sait leaa than any
athes housei Come and Hee, No
trouble a. ahnw aoOda mat No, n ifiral
Atraat D. H. cAaLis. Agent
msyta 10
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From itoo1 r0a ttEaT Il ghef for
rent the fine fur story store f0gm on
First Street. nsAf Main Possession
given Immediately
apJ " J. ~ bOrspEfoni
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Ahetsfbn The ppltee hiele Ell 10
. dfaakuu man 90 ihe whhft last
night. aud lodged hin ~ jail
'Tilns ai4h yfiWai q na9se WIN was
a%uatsaliaA with HE sweetheart, aud
tpok tJm ~ jail, alsos
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

Sv- The agricultural meeting on
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