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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


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TRIUMPH R'iabethport ''" julia Gsmsse vinahayeu.
Congress EGIabeibnort Lodoyiek Bill Providence
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ANoTHER ADAMS ExPREss noBBERY.

At about O'clock on Friday morning, Mr..
Joseph old and trusted messenger of the Adams
Express Company, was robbed OF about $1,000 In the
morning he started his rounds usual having 40 or
"a packages OF money TO deliver He visited two or three
nlaces and then bent his steps toward the Office OF Good
iieb Co The ground floor Of the building occupied
NV the Erie Transportation Company, aud stair
Nav leads 10 the upper floors which divided III rooms
ON the second floor the right Of small lobby the
room occupled by b. +. Goodrich Co. Wholly unsus-
Meeting anything wrong Cross mounted the stairs and
Knocked AT the door Of Messrs Goodrich q Co.'s room.
he vas hid Ia enter and in he went Two were In
tie room one sitting al a desk at the window. and
other 10 u said reading newspaper. Being directed
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

70 hand the package to the person az InG uTS 5
Tross Advanced aud did so, and the man pie'
pared apparently TO receipt for IT. AT THIS moment Tue
,i,oi,,, ,,eeuser WAS seized from Dehlnu Inc do'I
LA - ,,sod AMI now the struggle began. The rObb'r
was a powerful man and understood has business; lis
G, snk deem and viceike into the neck of the mes
se,,,er an each side. almost producing stranguatioL
The other man sprang from the desk and endeayoed 70
,F large piece Of linen rag stepped in chloroforIn,
i,o The mouth Of the victim. Meantime the robbers
ascaned only one TO come down the stars
ube one noticed by Mr. Parker) and where the Other
robber went he escaped known. The actual
amonnt Of money taken was about $500 contained IN
about 40 Ckages
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VERMONT SPRING.

T, Sg which has become celebrated remedy for diseases
commonly deemed ucurahle the Mquoi River In sheldon w.
Among de- actually cured Cancer Seroa Bgbts Disease
on the Knevs Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Consumption SAT- khen
syphilis Diseases SKIN the Eye the Scalp Nervous Prostitution
FemAe Complaints ~,
Il discovered little since aud Immediately won
distinction hy curing invAs who had tried other springs aud
has now Gained home aud European reputation Gnequaed ~ so brief
A p.rod by any remedial spring In the World
lis claims irr based solely upon It's merits
has being power equaed by no other spng no"n ana an
M shows that properties found In other As there -
.tv n opCi this With other springs In the vicinity the bot
lies are marked In null: Vermont Spring SaIe Co, Sheldon, W.
Send for Pamphlets
The water is I'D ny the principal Druggists and by
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER .
NV YosE Tier Bar Wind H0', 20 IN d, : v
Aug IL 1le .0D = B.. 10 IN % : n
- 80 ~ "A 5lc 3N23 s. s. W.
RFuaRKs -Morning-Oyercast 10 u very
from $50; cloudy 20 ~ couo a., .ba.s, a. l.l5
cloudy to 20; rain l0 20 2l3i very Winq ~, 10
sith eht from 45 70 g. CLOUDY nh,is i =, m a..
sunset rain depth half Of an neh Bvesng-ssy o's 70 Nj
copdv AstronomieA-Ou Comes-lIs que,.on ~ ao4
Esks comet appear Target IL viii not The come az
be Telescope IL i' sometimes % - xitbot a
n l. coqnssd bv nebulou aspect appearing ~" N'.hout
II never remAios long visible Ia 1907 S ~ ~, So
the praeced eve ouir sh best Of TELESCOPES i AVl'
week Such extraordinary comets those Jos Anu ~ arc ' NV
II DnLLm
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A NEW T3BLE-KNlFE.

Something that viii not break.
A handle that will not crack
4, not offensive o the smell, Ike Rubber.
l. The jest possible article for Families Hotels Restaurants and
Steamboats,
This Kue forged bar Of steel handle and badej IS
hea, plated with silver the cheapest Silver Plated Knife offered
-
Made by RUSSELL Co. Green River Works, Greenfield Mass
Oace No Beekmln-st corner Of Gold NsV-iork city
For sale hy the trade generally. -. -
J. RUSSELL also manufacture Table and Pocket Cut
er great variety equal American and superior 70 any i'm
r.rtei j. RUSSELL Co.
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BASEBALL.
wYTnE VS.. APPLETON;

WlIWL W. NH ~.
An intorast,no came of baseball was played
between these two clubs Saturday, Aug 3i al WI
asburgb resulting in the defeat Of the AppleOns' Inc
foIiowiuc are the runs made IN each INNING;
Wytks ......-.-..--...-- ~ 10 -,
Appleton. ..--- --.----.- . % ,eV'
Home Runs-F Rebhaun .. Van Nalkenburgh ?, Travis
l. FIy-Catches- Nythe q, Appleton 3. lmprc-B. Fer
gnson Empire b. Il. a. Scorers-P. Kennedy and j.
Tlumusm
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THE TURF
JEROME PARK.

IEItOME TAIN,
The following stakes have been opposed by
the stewards Of the American Jockey Club
Stewards CEp value 81 200 subscriptions $50 each, p.
q miles, the second horse receive 500 out of the stakes
five or more TO I'LL to name and close Sept TO- The race
Is 10 be run on the third day OF the Autumn meeting.
Entries are he made with Mr. C. Wheaty clerk VI the
course, F0rdham. Westchestcr Co, y. y.
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Terrible sufierings from rupture, and hnal cure
a. ,,sreore by Mr Geo Hodges under o d. A
Snyer,y No on Broadw Rsud statement 9th page, DALI
Tribune Of Aug II aud r. under Special Notices
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CRICKET.
sArrl1rrr vrnsrs ,IANmArrAN.

SATELLITE VERSUS MANHATTAN.
This match @as played at lIoboken on Non
day hast, and after very Interesting game. resueu
favor of the satellites. by nne wickets spare Messrs
Robertson, Hayward, Walker, and H. Tucker PLAYED
very well for their respective scores as ana as 9ss
dempsey Hodgson T1iey and Maxim for the Satellites
The following Is the score:
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FURNITURE,

New STYLES 6r Fall Of 1865 received
g. l. a J. b. KITTY ! Co, No az Broadway.
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PASSENGERS AkRIVED.

FROM SEwBBRS, n G., Aug le-In steamship Ellen Terry
Ms Gaytt H. T. Smith. " n Wright W. H. Orr, T. Cher'tL Capt
Lllhawsy D. s. A Mrs Wat aud Iso children
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f'''A'' " '''''' ~ KrrrI,, No 6sl Broadway
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WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS,

New plileTns iuT ihs ttasos wh~IesaIn on TetNI ~
L. 4 j. b. KEtIY Cos Curtain Store, No az Broadway.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"Englishman The article referred to in
your letter gives the desired information.
IAnuuiprrinrnIl

CANCER, CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM DYs
ygp,a aud other Chronic Diseases Professor Woodruff
Magnetic Healing Institute II Jonest Treatment strict
selrnnht Bet Ieerrnees.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER COMPLAINT, c,

TWISTS &C. speedily removed by Dr. D. JArNF SNArEPtl
remedy mild and action and be taken at ANY time vii
out rsk from exposure Sold everywhere.
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CArrInN.-Look out for worthless in

NAT IIFINs--TIJ'Fh VIIU IVT WVINIIIN''
upon Burglar Alarm Telegraph Every Of violation
patent either rSHdiHg Will be noticed aud dealt NNh
the iall extent o. the Law for such provided . -
r. HoLaHs, No. 20l Broadway.
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srRATEORn. CONN.-John sehwisterne . ho

NTW-HANEN-Iti is now pretty definitely aSccr-
tiue that b uAe shore Line td by which The
f. bouri s.rss tam atc INTO 80 Ntouey trees
- d. r,.,t OF deliberate Intention tlr Of somebody TO is
Known so distractions PLACED the track the hrt an entire
~ b M aco,, both ra. ot ir track shor. distance from Che
end Of tie bridge; o.he d rail lad across one Of The
tt s m the bridge The lt mpcimcut threw The driving
'I.9. IN the locomotive or leading truck keriug BIS
rl,re on tue track Until reached the Second obstruction,
1sp a. 49,, len the track aud Immediately the locomotive
owe, tie side fthe bridge drawing 5Turon Of the train amer 10 M
the pur are upofte doing and be deemed ycy Tor
innate that no worse results the disaster hau dd large
force N ZEN we're Immediately employed the obstruction
caused br the rreci train Monday came
through as usual locomotive it lies on It's ie the bed Of The
bok psarg buried sill be- difficult tax to raise o. Ma
cine bs get nad t. indicate placed the distinctions the
track further somebody unknown Young man
psr before the accident With piece Of rail- m
us
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lqotitts Of Bankrupttp.

4. g. MAEsHALs oYVicR. H. d. Of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA MAY 20 1885,
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
18th day Of May d. 1853 Warrant 10 Blnkuptey Issued
the Estates Of JOHN DBAR and JANIS DEARk nd
ydualy and late eopartne aud j. DRARlB 81 PHILADELPHIA In
the County of PHILADELPHIA and State Of Penny who have been
Audged Bankrp their petitions that tue panen Of
Debts and delivery OF any property belonging to such Bsnkup to
them for their the transfer property by them for
hidden by that meeting of tue Creditors Of the said Bankups
their debts and 10 choose asgnee Of their estate
will be held Court Of bankruptcy 20 be holden al No CTS Walnut
st. Philadelphia before lubey Ashton es Register the 10Th
day Of July, A. d. lsG8 at 10 O'Clock T. g. ELLMAKER,
m22 1awJwF L. s. Marshal as Messenger.
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Ouan Sitantrs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN OPPOSITION To MONOPOLY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. rsI-
0ttam Sitaurs.


THE 9Th AND 2Oth OF EVERY MONTH
the day before when these dates fall Sunday nom Pier No. 90
River. foot kngst, at nooE.
JUNE 5-SeamHhip SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
Steamship OREGONlAN
JUNE 5oSamsho GUIDING STAR connecting new Steam
ship NEBRASKA.
These Steamships expressly 6sd for this trade and un,u
passed for Safety Speed Elegance and Comfort and their for
Passage and Freight viii always low bV other Line
For r. hrr Particulars address the undsne at Per 30 &C. North
River FeN-iors. y. \. CARRiNGrON, Agent
CHARLES DANA, erPrrsiieuL NA H. MEE3. PrcslvnL
Nv. 81 kAehange Place N. I.
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S1sb Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITH0GRAPH cos
IA OFFICR, HERALD BUlLnIse-Brosdway-RoOn 10.
VNHE GOSPEL IN THE TREES, with Pulpit
Opinions Common Things by the Rev ALEX CLARK 81 50
Hopes and Helps for the Young Of both Sexes Aims
and Aids Yourg Women 81 So Ways Of Life e. for
Home improvement s2 25 Education Of the Feelings 81
and Intellectual Improvement 81 20 sefCuure and Perfection
Of Character 81 90 Osoy Sacred and Secular the EItempora.
Speaker 81 50 The Natural Laws Of Man IS Ksops
Fables sL Popes Essay Man. 81 Sent by ms postpaid on
eept price. Address
s.R WELLS Publisher, No $50 Broadway. NY.
New Illustrated and Deceptive Catalogue any address
Of tyOTe 1 STAN
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HARPER BROTHERS will setd the above Woksby Nal, post
nrernid to any part Of the United states receipt Of price
In Press ard Nearly Ready.
II IEP or HON SCUITYIER COLFAX.

In Press and Nearly Ready.
IFE OF HON. SCHUYLER COLFAA.
Il 4 AUTHORIZED COMPLETE AND CORRECT EDITION =,
THE LIFE OF HON. SCHUYLER C0LFAA By TIE Rev. a. Il
MooRE Of Bend Indiana who for twelve years pastor
friend in the confidence Collar aud has bad % The tiles 81
ioadi % knows hs past history and AL Who have known bin from
bohood lie began this biography two OF three years aso ha y
moi one the epheue publications common ~ eeh
yers gentleman Of hue talent and culture aad h
bis Biography Of Mr. CoaH will be worthy o. It's 'n
The following letter from NJ CoI the Rev. Moore will eI
plain itself; ,r. y n NJ N 1854
My DEAR Mr. MooRE: prediction Of ago has been real
further objection TO publishing any NSiA &
Of my prepared As were ,n
wears fellow townsuan Of and valued FRIEND suppose You Ao
the public would care about knosug @
although crossing here leave time To- e'se he
script that your work viii not be mI ~ otr
yery truly, IL, "''i"" OV
The whole tbe above s be published In large duoiecmo volume
v huuded printed from large and the hhest paper
Win porra on steel Mr. CoI, eIeclted by OF the hI
artists n The country photographs taken Of Mr. Co1 within the
whole will be bound IN cloth The most substantial man
ner Price. : 80 copy. -.---,
- sample copies will be sent 10 any one 10 any re lo 70 pun
sion postage paid. receipt u tie price Of the work
WANTEu-Ageus wanted county, tWn
and village United n 10 getting Up lists Of sub
this work which going 10 have very large ana unqTeee
dtuted sale ,..,.-
booksellers News Agents, Canvasser and all others solicited to
q The above book w that their orders
NAV be- 6e edition. address oil letters Tor inona
Of o. large or small, to the Publishers. ..
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And they receive immediate and prompt attention
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Snstrutiiuu.

A HOME for BOYS, with special care and in-
~ araeion in the family q the Rev j. TUFTS Aot.on Mas,
A HOME and SCHOOL for six boys, ages to
~ T. Address Mr.. @. A. RUSS, Taryiosn. y Y
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, n. Y.--A
Boarding School for Bows PaDh received at any TINT For
Crcuan aVply TO D. s ROWE. NJ A, PnnelpiL
MIR VAN NORMAN
WI ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
DAY SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES No Swesi Thirty eghht
HcwYork Por ml Information see circular Address as ahor,
MT PLEASANT Institute Private Glasses for
WI Boys, Amherst Mass H. Nah, A NJ Principal Esahhhed 1879
ORANGE PRIORY-A HOME BOARDING
" and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN
Address the Misses GALE Orange, EesJersey
NNHE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
MssonAye Of Thirty sseoHdsL REoPESs for board
Ing and day pupils. Sept 49,
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILR0AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY -. l36 .
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK.

Station In York corner and Fourth
Entrance Tweuty-seventb-sG
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6tatbtrs.

WANTED - Situation by lady rs COVER
w NESS private family. Can teach Latin, Greek aud French
hdesed Good references No objection 70 travelling Address
GOvERSESS Box No. %, Baton Preble County Ohio
NVANTED-A gentlemanly young man to
w BUILD small school 20 minutes by rail from the city salary
500 and board. Apply a. No 800 Broadway up stairs
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gtaal Notitts.
SUPREME C0URT-City aud County Of New-

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YerE-Tlig MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or Bw'
tSo 2fn ofa judgment Of foreclosure and ae made
the above entitled neton hearing date the 18th DAY Of May 1868 the
subscriber the Referee tern named viii SELL Public Auction by
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE Aneoneer at the Exchange saleoons
No Ill Broadway, the City of New York THURSDAY. the
eighteenth d,y ofJune 1863 at u o'clock the following described
situate in the City and County Of All that certain
lot piece Of ground situate ling aud bug the
frat Ward Of the City o. New orh which u bounded and described
follows Commencing point the northery side Of Ththst
street distant hurire ) fee. westerly from the formed by
the intersection Of the norhefy line OF Thirty sstree with The
westerly De " the Fh rnnung thence westerly direction
aud along the said nohery side Of Thty
thence nohery direction parallel with the said westerly side Of the
Rhh1venue nineooe M feet and one CD inch thence in south
eastery direction thirty (0l cet thence IN souhery direction and
parallel westerly side of the Fh ca feet
aud s- @ inches the point place Of beginning be the said several
Dimensions being the premises Sophia
Beach aud others TO the said Franklin Randolph the m day
February 1882 and the said mortgage being
part Of the purchase Nwl orb May n,
l8GA DANIEL r. INGRAHAM jr, Referee.
H. ~ HARIsoS 4 j. T. DAVIES Plaintiffs Attorneys
MT 2a~9~ WAS
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An Guide the principal suburban places the Line q
Division ofth Railway has been prepared All can BE- Oh
at the Company charge by those wishing
personally the referred with the view Of setn
II. RIDDLE General Ss5t
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Sails bp Station.
GEo. A. LEAvIrr, Aueuoneer
OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

GEo A. LBAvIrT, AucuoueeI. - - - -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL Astorphee and Eghthst LhArirI SIkEB6S S
CONslGNuKNTs LBRARIKs CATLoGuED AND BOLD
JUNE AND G. at y oe!oeA p M
Mr.. A. NJ. COZZENSS ENGBANINGS,
CHOICE WATEECOLORS - -
FJiST.CLASS PAINTINGS,
Of beautiful etanpes o. some distinguished artss
Hart Hart @ Brown, TAFT, hirrstad Guy bla9
welt Chapn Duran LeutIe, McEsrn Constant Mage Ooht biA
ford DeIIass Whttredge George s Shattuck "aIs2h
Lambdn Casiear Haene H Peter Gray George D. Du'SI s
nne De BTakeer Ed FreTe Ferou, Carr lignhe! s
DeVos, Stroebe Se Also 6hg choice water C9SI5 o p"y
Johauuo Hubert Chandelier Catternoe Sonntag Doin Iu
Manlou Dghon Last Van Der lIech Gayan aont de heu g.
6c Also about 100 Framed EnrayHgs some Of them 'ef %
valuable belonging A NJ NOW
TUESDAY. JUNE O. AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
SUPERB PRIVATE LIBRARY - ~ - q
The library Of the late Capt Robert Townsend OF Albany L. -
N without doubt the finest collection o Books ever offered LOT %
country particularly choice and elegant selection oil rare
an Illustrated Works Scarce and Unique editions IN peu
condition collected With great care W
late Cart Townsend aud bound mostly by Pawon Nicholson ana
nihe cnln .tnLL Indara Now exllL.lnn.
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For NewHSven and Bridgeport zoo 400 (ELl u0 u IS
(EI.l AGO (EI.), 3t5, 40. ~ aua2 300 fErl D.. m.
For Milford satord Fairfield Southport and WesipOr 100 llN
For Yorsslk 100 500 (Enl 900 IL3o m 2l5 r) 400 LL
345 40 Ell so, 400 (EH.) p.
For Dsrsn 100 ZOO li.50 a n. 345, 40 5OPm
For Stamford 7OO 500 (EL) 800 l30 IBIS (EE) ais aM
Ex), 345 30 (Ex) 40, $50 63O, 800 (EI) p. 10.
Greenwich and intermediate stations 100 SEQ jo nj ZlA
345, A40. $50 6 20 m. - -
CONNECTING TRAINS. ~
For Boston via Springfield, 800 RI). 100 Erl a0opm
Fer Boston via Shore Line, l2l5 (E1. J. 40 D.
Fer Hartford aud Springfield, 400 tEI 25 800 OH s~
For Connecticut River Railroad IN. CEI l2lSp N. Mon
treal, 3O0 D. N to Northampton -.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad 200 I) 2s
For New London and stOungtoa Railroad 500
l.. is 800. 80Op H. -
For Railroad a m 25 D. N to Sor,hasp,0a and VII
Harrisburg
FOR Housaou.c Railroad eco a. NJ, 400 ?. N.
Nor Nsugatuek Railroad, ace a. ~, 800 IN.
Dsrhurr NorNsk Raso %, i T. i, 2l5 AJ'
Cemmodious Se.png-Cars attached to 500 y. tran
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~ SPRING AkkANuEMINI =
To take effect WEDNESDAY, Nay 20, ibA A..
Leave JameSslp, g. m via Long Island haihoAH
Jamaica, for Islip aud all Way Stations a., "a
Leave Fankhnave at e0S via Brooklyn Veatrai hu0s'
Jamaica, for lsip aud all Way Stations ,r-.a a.
Leave James slip, n. Y, at p m Va Log ssho hA"o~"
Jamaica, for Islip ard all Way Stations - -, c..,,.i
Leave Franklin Brooklyn, at J:S p ~, "a boosHh
Railroad Jamaica aud all Nst ntatoa. ..,jnr
Leave Isp Jamaica aud all wsy stations o'f a. NJ M
With train az Long Island Railroad aryiuF james slip Al
Leave Isp at 6lO Janaca aud al wa statons
with train VI BROOKLYN Central halFoal' "tii'lHs I"
Brooklyn, at $50 a. ., -..t,n. eonneetna
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