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Notice.

Margaret Blanell, plaintiff, Civil action in
Tvs. the Court of Com
Henry Blanell, defendant. mon Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio. The defendant will
take notice, that on Wednesday, the 10th
day Of March, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty seven, between the hours
of 8 O'Clock A. u. and o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, at the Office of the Mayor of the city of
Pittsburg in the State of Pennsylvania, the
said plaintiff win proceed to take the deposit
.tion of divers witnesses, to be read on the
hearing and trial of said cause in said Court.
If the examination should not be closed on
said day, twill be adjourned over from dag
80 day until. closed. You can attend and
cross examine if you see proper
AMOS 4 SPRIGGs,
and NORRIS & WAY,
ieb1ew3, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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% KID GLOVE CLEANER.

EStaDilSneo Il xeafs. az f3g9lS
This articlsshas been nsed in Paris for ma
ny years, and is what the manufacturers Of
gloves use to impart to them their delicate
| finish after they have left the hands OF the
sewers. 1t was introduced into this country
over l2 years ago, and is at this day the only
REALLY GOOD KID GLOVE CLEANERS. tits per-
fectly inodorous, and the glove can be clean
ed with it while upon the hand, and worn
Immediately One bottle costing IS cents
will clean 35 pairs; thus'for one cent pair,
any lady can clean her gloves in q few mo-
ments and have them looking like new
Most dealers in Fancy Goods keep it for sale,
hut when they do not and will not send for
ii, ladies. may club together for q dozen boti
ties and send us 81 So and we. will send
them the dozen packed in wooden box
This is our lowest Wholesale price to dealers.
Address, - le agisy es5s ss5ess zssels
l. J0UVEN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER,
Depot, 67 Fulton Street, New York.
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The Accident Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS,
Ensures Against Every Variety of
DEN rs,
Causing Loss of Life or Personal Injury

Such as Accidents incidental to trarel
By rail,cay, steamboat, or other modes of
conveyance, Accidents by Machinery, all
forms of DislocaHons, Broken Bones, Rap
mred Tsndons, Sprains, Conclusions, Cats,
Crushes, Stabs, Gunshot Hounds, Poison
ed Wounds. Barns and Scalds, Bites of
Dogs, or other vicious animals, dssaalts
By Robbers, Burglars, or Marderers, Light
ming, Sun Stroke, Explosions, Droaoning,
&C., &c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

rsa-Thus SO 90 per annum paid to
the Company secures $40 90 a week while
disabled by any Accident, and 81, 900 in
case of Death.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

It Is the Poor Mans Insurance Com
panyl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
sLOkN,S CohDlTloN POWDER

Has the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country 1t Is composed of herbs and ROOTS aud
for ldness safety certainty and thoronghness stands
pre-emnently ut the head Of the Inst Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines.
It carries off all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming stif founderng pures the blood loosens
the skin and gives il smooth and glossy appearances,
ceanses the water and strengthens every part OF the
body 1t is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate 80 many fatal Diseases.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

The amount paid as premium is returned ev-
cry week in case of disability, as long as the
disability lasts, even shouldit be half year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
,referabIe to Life Insurance.

Preferable to Life Insurance.
Iaasmuch as 1t is cheaper, may be secured
By everg person, irrespective of age or con-
dition of health, and gives the policy hol-
der WEEKLY BENEFITS IN case Of
Accident, sohieh the life policy does NOT.
THOMAS 3. HALL, Agent, Woods6eld,
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TELEGRAMs. &e.

An outrage of no small Importance and mag
nitude occurred At HenAingford, Canada
Tuesday morning. Ten men, armed 10 the
teetn with oowie- Knives and re vol vers crossed
the border there and abducted one Kennedy
for an alleged murderous assault in Iowa
years ago. In the search they forced open the
house OF citizen named Armstrong and
robbed him Of S62 The abductors paid guide
VINO plloted them TO Kennedy's ho0se, $50 for
mis- services.
large procession of negroes paraded the
streets Of Richmond yesterday In celebration
OF the an niversary Of the evacuation. Hunni-
cut addressed them, warning them to beware
OF Southern whites and advised them to cling
10 the Republican party. Senator Wilson is
there. but did not address the negroes.
A painful accident occurred At Montpelier,
W. yesterday, caused by the premature dis
charge Of q cannon fred in honor of the recent
election in Connecticut. Peter Levin had
both arms and leg blown on. He cannot
live Alexander Jayzreau had his hand badly
mapgled, and was otherwise injured.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, issued a
Sth Of May of Robert Fogler, Of Washington
/ county, for the murder of Robert W. Dins-
more on December 4, 1864.
State Unien convention, consisting of one
three negroes, and representing nfty counties,
met Tuesday evening at the State House In
Little Rock, Arkansas.
M. Schneider, Vice President of the French
OoA pe AcSisideil suCCeeus 10 the PRESIDENCY.
made vacant by the resigation n of Count wa.
lewski. Negotiations looking 10 the acquisi-
ton Of Luxembourg by the French Empire
have been stopped
John ID. Perry and Adolphus Weir. Of St.
Leuis were reelected Monday, president and
and vice president Of the Union Pacific rail-
road, eastern division. The board of Directors
are about the same as last year.
Late advices from Montana say the mining
operations will be extended this season. The
estimated yield of precious metals is thirty
six millions.
A special cable dispatch to the Montreal
Gazette, dated March 10, states that sthe o ueen
has sanctioned both bills for the confederation
Of British North America"
The Ohio House passed Senate manhood suf-
Irage resolution, with an amendment disfran-
20.
clerk named Jay, at Ellison's dry goods
store, IN Memphis, Tennessee, received q Sc
we're cowhidIng yesterday from O gentleman
whose sister Jay had insulted.
The Mayor Of Memphis offers a reward of
$500 for the murderer of General Bankhead,
and the same amount for Fergusen's s m urderer
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Further from the Recon, El.e,ion.

RHODE IsLAND.-The election yesterday re-
suited in the complete success of the Repub-
allcan tickets for the State officers members of
Congress, and the State Legislature The vote
was very light. Mr.. Dixon is elected TO Com
gress in the second district by about 1 200 ma
Jority. In the first district Mr.. Jeuckes is
elected without opposition. The State officers
elected are: Governor. A. +. Burnside: Lieu
tenant Governor, William Greene; Attorney
General, Willard Sayles; Secretary of State
John X. Bartlett; Treasurer, George w. Tew
The Senate will stand: % Republicans DEM
ocrats: the House, 62 Republicans, Demo-
Gratis. -
NEW HANPsHIRE.-At the special election
1or Mayor OF Concord, Tuesday, a plurality
choosing, the Hon. John Abbott was reelected,
II. Proctor. res pectable and Intelligent col
ored barber, had about 400 votes on a citizens'
reform ticket.
Commemorative have full returns from
every town in the State. The vote is Eng
ush. 45.7s7; Hawley, "A. s0s; Engiish's major
lty, go. The Senate stands IL Republicans and
I0 Democrats; House, 127 Republicans and III
Democrats.
KANSAS --On Tuesday John A. HaIderman,
was elected Mayor Of Leayenworth Kansas
The Hon. Samuel KembIe was elected Mayor
or Lawrence, Kansas. Politics did not enter
into the contest.
CoLoRADo.-The municipal election in Den.
yer C1ty, Tuesday, was q spirited contest be.
tween the candidates. The negroes voted with.
out disturbance or molestation -
OHIo:-At the municipal election in Cleye.
Iaho on Monday the Democratic candidate for
Mayor was elected by 300 majority The re-
mainder OF the Union ticket was elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

ESCAPE PROM JAIL AT HUDSON, N. "
Monday evening, between Z and O'Clock,
Jonn WeIch, who was confined in Jail st
HUDSON, N. Y, charged with numbering his
wife at Germantown a few weeks ago, made
his escape in very mysterious manner, ac-
companied by John Hagadorn, who was cen :
nned for minor offence 1t is Supposed they
strument to unlock the door. The turnkey
entered the jail aboul o'clock and found
everything all right; he returned again about
O'Clock TO lock the prisoners in their cells
and on going TO the cell Of WeIch found il va.
cant. Thinking he might be in Hagadorn's 8
cell, he proceeded there and found that vacant
also. a tnoroagh search wac then made, aHd
it was ascertainsd they had both fed. The
sheriff offers reward of 5000 for the capture
Of Welch and $50 for the capture of Hagadorn.
Descriptions of the fugitives have been seut
to all points where they would be likely to
turn up. =.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

The undersigned having entered into copa rtner-
ship, and laid In an extet sive ant carefully a.
MEETINGS, and Gentlemens' FURNISH A
iN9 GOODS, are prepared to mete up for M
their customers neat fitting and fashionable
suits OF clothing, at their new establishment, No.
go street two doors west Of the National The.
ater.o Persons desiring neat fitting and fashion
Able CIothine On moder ate terms. should not fail
70 sfHse6 ss6 Us seklI before purshWasing W slssHhsrs.
Formerly Of 500 9Th St. Merchant Tailors,
nh SLIM No. 40 Z ST.. bet 18th and lsth
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CLOTHING, do.
JAMES T. WALKER,

JAMES T. WALKER e
MERCHANT TAILOR,
4e4 Seventh Street, asa
Respec ctfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has Q fine, large and we'll a
selected assortment of 80 - -
CLOTHS, CASHINERES, r3a ~
-t VESTINGS. AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. -
That he 10 determined to run on ct q very small
eGvance on cost.
PERSONS pasronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD Eft and good -workm an shi D,
ss ne is determined to employ none but the best
P.6.-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
INFORM his friends that he will be found at his post
at the above place, where he will be pleased to
cater to their tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fastidfous, and seeing that their gar
NH II.IyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

A CURIOUS CAsR.-The Chicago husband
VINO went away on business January 81 and
came home February 16, TO lind that his wife
married another man, was only a sampIe case
The only witness against him, the charge
being Cruelty, was the new husband. As
some atonement. this is the third case noticed
within week where courts have set aside
their decree of divorce after one of the parties
were married again. This is the fourth ca Sc
which equally illustrates the looseuess OF our
cal joke, obtained the legal separation of a
newly married couple, by acting as attorney
for the gen tleman, whom he m ade the plaintif
In his absence on the wedding tour. On his
return ne found the decree on his office Table
and learned that for the latter part of his
honey moon he had been Illegally cohabiting
with his former wife, and was obliged TO take
out new marriage license and get married
again. Lord Brougham once SAID in Parl,.-
menf, not haif the people knew whether or
not they were legally married - -
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n0The Massacnus nusetts State prison is
crowded with SIX hundred inmates, ,'and ANEW
wing, 70 contain two hundred cells. is to be at
once commenced. d IA
rat Hartford, Conn, one day last week.
a woman whipped her little boy uutii he he ,
came senseless, nnicting serious injuries, be-
cause he played truant.
~The disease which is 80 fatal anon .
mules and horses in portions Of New Jersey
has many Of the featurss of typhoid fe yer in
the human being. .r ,sss
~Rev. Isaac Aiken has been exnel,sd tror,
the ministry and memhership OF the Pittsburr
Me,noGss tWn %;Hs episcopal Confersacs for having
"a new way to pay old debts" Stop
erinking and 90 to work.-Stssntoa Visyiniaa.
HA weekly nswspaper. to be called the
Ootorsd Ginxens 10 q, be ppblishea, beginuiug
early N April, at Memphis. Tenn. 9 $40 y
~rhe st3s Of 1nyins 10 krowing small in
Osangsnia Fsasneriy ths -sysrags wss l.o6s
nczps pew W0 80 ecfea- ,,,. - :. -. 3 -
MQesfgia sDapeEs cay the vhsatexop In
Ia SAte Was 6Dvsf Nero pyv0isans. &c 4
1itaf sxsd sssb1e siets 1.sis i,.sr - 80
/ zoe. HonT w. ntss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

SAVINGS BANSs IN SCHoULs.-In Ghent.
me most thriving man ufacturing town in
Belgium, the system OF savings banks has
oeen introduced into public schools The
money there is francs, each franc being worth
nttfe less man twenty cents gold. The
teacher receives the cen times Of the scholars
:sAo, as soon as they amount to one franc il is
invested in the savings bank of the State The
teacner Al the same time informs the pupils
what q saw ings bank is, and gives them easy
sums on interest, and the capitalization OF in
terest This system was Introduced oniy in
November last, and at the end Of December
OF the boys, and 100 in the hands of the girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

EDUCATION OF CoLoRKp CHlDRrN IN Nor
foLk.-We have received positive information
that proposition will be introduced in the
Councils for the establishment of free schools.
similar TO these existing in other places. This
10 wise measure. and we hope il may be sue
cessful. BY educating the ne gro. we not onIy
improve MS condition, but we make him a
better member OF society. This should be the
aim OF every philanthropist Ignorant per
sons, soc UNCONSCIOUS OF the enormity OF crime. or
the laws regarding the same, are often led int
mlsdemeaners educated men would avoid.
We may soon expect, under the tuteiary guild
anee OF education, the suppression Of vice and
the reformation OF ferror-NorfoEE Jo,.r1aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

CROP PRosPRCTs.-The accounts from al
most every section OF Maryland, Virginia an
North Carolina. speak of the prospect of q
large crop of wheat. Louisville paper saws
not only in Ohio and Kentucky. but In Ten
nessee Also the wheat crop is more extensive
ant yield. The Illinois State Journal learns
that the wheat in Sangamon and adjoining
counties look finely, better than during the
corresponding. season for several years past.
Wheat and other cereal crops in Texas, OF
which an unusually large breadth has been
planted, are looking splendidly, an d the Lone
star planters anticipate the biggest harvest
they ever had.
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.LAne. HAUL OF oourrERr.rrrRs IN

LARGE HAUL OF COUETKRFRIrRRs IN
WESTERN NBw YORK Colonel Wood, Of the
secret detective corps OF the United States and
deputy Marshal Keeney, Of Rochester, N Y,
with other deputy marshals, made a grand
raid Tuesday on bnyers and sellers OF coun-
terfeit treas ury notes, fractional currency, SC.
Twenty persons were arrested up to noon yes-
ferday,- living in the western part OF New
York. and are lodged in .jan. The warrants
were issued by United States Commissioners
Clark. who will examine the arrested parties
to-day. The raid was the most extensiy We ever
made in the United States, and has caused in.
tense excitement. -4.--a- stAs ~ II
Eighteen more prisoners were brought into
Rochester last night and lodged in Jail. The
last lot resided moetly in the southern tier Of
counties. 1t is most gigantic affair. and
creates intense excitement in counterfeit
money shaving circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

The Institution for whose beneht this enterprise
is conducted wss&sundsd for the pur pose Of gra-
tuitousy educating the sons Of deceased Solaisrs
and seamsn of the United States.
New pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying With requirements.
The purchaser.of each Engraving for one dollar
will be given certificate entitling the holder 20
share In the award Of presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

NEGRO EMIeRATIoN.-Tne emigration west
ward of negroes from the Southern Atlantie
States is increasing 70 such an extent as
10 excite alarm among the planters and
cotton covers. 1t is estimated that twenry
nye thousand have, since the war. len Souih
Carolina alone for Mississippi, Louisiana,
Alabama, Texas and Florida. The offer of
nigh wages, among other Inducements. has
led to this African hegira il ) : 90
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PERSONAL.

~ jursd themselves py certain secret habits.
yh1eh unit them for business, pleasure, or the
men, who. from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themse elves under the treatment Of
snycne, should first read THE Secret Friend. !"
Married lsdie will learn something ef portance
81 perusinR The Secret Friend. u Sent TO any ad-
eress In sealed envelope, on receipt of Is cents.
Address Dr.. CHAs. A. STUART co.. Boston,
HAS. a-lv :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

- The coal miners at Pennstadt West
moreland county. commonly known as Penn
Station. on the Pennsylvania Railroad, have
been on strike. for several weeks in conse-
quence OF proposed red auction Of wages On
monday last a compromise was effected be-
tween the coal men and some OF rhe strikers
the latter agreeing to commence work on
Tuesday morning. Those not included in the
agreement armed themselves with picks and
ether weapcps, and threatened vengeance eB
any violating the strike. Those who had
akreed to go .to work started for the mines,
but they Were met by the strikers and bloody
light was the result. 1t is believed that no
one was killed, but not one escaped injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

DIVORCE GASES IN RHODE IsLANp.-Ninety-
TWO peutions for divorce are now pen dfne be-
fore the Supreme Court at Providence, of
which All but 20 come from the wives. or the
reasons assigned, 81 are based ON Continual
neglect, 81 ON desertiop, ana IL each on adul-
Try and extreme cruelty. IL -r-.rI
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A JAMES o. HcGUIBr CO.. =
- slTURNITURR wARE- ROoMs.

Having reiinQuished the Auction and COMMITS
sion business, and converted our ensiye ware.
| rooms. at the corner of 10th and strsets into
| . first class F, > ~. -
HOUsE.FUREIsHINa ESTABLISHMENT.
We are now prepared to furnish every variety Of
HOUSE ANs orFIoE TURaIrURs, va.
at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises
PABLOR SETS, In Reps and Heir Oloth,
CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT oHAm.
BER SITS. e. .-st Ts.-- go ..'. +,
COTTAGE SETS. r sl' -. -. -
SINGLE BUREAUS AND wAsHsrAHDs,
ILABORATELY CARVED BEDsrEADs, s1f
CHAIRS or ALL VARIETIES,
EXTHHsIONsTABLEs, li[ 1.gt. -
HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER PIL-
LOWS. -
OFFICE DESKS and WHITING TABLES,
CANTON MATING, &c, &c.
wehave also for sale the celebrated %
TUCKER srRIHa BED,py-, -,,.-
which for comfort. durability and chsapnsss is
unrivslled. Also, the .l1ffE uragToH +aels
TUCKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
BRONZE CLOOkS,&i ~ ST l =
Beautiful in design and finish and 1T very reas.
on able prices. 'iisF1 20 Is e E1it "a &st'a- 81
/ cd JAS. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., ?.
\ mill ~ cernerof 10th and streets.
COLUMBIA HssPITAAbb TAI ToE wohsH
/ -1o LrIHo-IN ASYLUM, ,g-.
Iourteenth street, I circle ,,eorner OF M street.
/ hHH Washington. D. o. olt
This fnstitntion hes been established for the 70.
oe1aon OF patients who may be suffering from dis
nss rsaaIs the eo%i:ess as II sas
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HOW TO OBTAIN EEGRAvIEes.

HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAvIEes.
.... ..- ---Ff .-#T. 900 "a - ~'a no.
Orders may be sent to US enclosing the money u.
from one dollar to twenty i've dollars, In regis.
tered letter or by post Office order, at our risk.
Those wishing Engravings sent must enclose ten
cents In stamps to cover expenses. Lsrgs amounts
should be sent in drafts or By express.
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A K. BROWNE. =. J. sMITHERs
BRSwNni BRSSSsHissrSa 3 SSaaITpH5Rs. 3 .
Once No. t4s seventh street. opposite q. Pos.
IN PEI 6EaT: SAVED b a.ins Q. B. JEW.
Premium Premium fsmfEa fsS fG5f sogP SIsg SOAP
And No BR0WN SOAP. 7.--
a iS5 S.a:E: s0usA the
Soap and Candle Manuf.etuIsr' Si !SShLS NV 200 and
so2 st. north, bet 4th and sth. ia ll-sm
THE MOST EXCITING ANB INTERESTING
GEN L. G. BS4k S4ksR,s ~ THF Hfs2aR;y RAI; or TIVE
AGENTS wAkTkb In S sasry ytfs eity town county
owing 20 the attempt Of the eoSstnmsnt to' sup .
be issued, unsltsred and unabridged, under the
sSs-5sn sup 6ei Of ssS 5AkEa IL sOn,1. full
Of the secret enemie: Of the Union;
for stsrtine deyelolment and thrilling sdyen:
1ss aRSca n. Of
osiy oeaci.i hi',ory of he Ass.s.instion CON
s5ifesy; full history OF this great, startling
fRoS iTs INoEPTIes. IN The HAUNrs
VI iifaaSi PLA6R OF ~ BooTH.o aSH oAlh ~
las never yst been plsced before the public. The
yhieh Presidential pardons were and are 80 read
ilg S Sssaiaed % IN wsshiSSst9n; S Ssdr., c.,,,., r.
9sshy ssntlsssa ana fnsEs T are :S%s strange
msnbsTs q oo1 % srsss, female pardon sroI:rss and
distin sutsned military characters. -.
81 Sss
Box No. $50, Philadelphia, Pa
Ihis york WIN Be ready for delivery On the LIST
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Character char ct % and rssponsibiisy, sssa sIIy nhislra
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American Straw Bonnsts and Hats for iadies and
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and s Real Esees. ao. .- =.
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nue.. - 80 t" : - : . d.eI NH ls.sn
GRANp RALLY OF MEN AHD BOYS, n
NJ - y AT TIE 49," - ls - :
aRHAr olHTRAL CL0THIHe HOUSE, i
No. 4so 7fh street. eDpoats Post Once. 4
BUsIHBes SUITS Of all descriptions.
DRBeS SUITS 90 reduced prices.
BOYS SUITS Of ali description ~,
BOYS SUITS at all Drices. US
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