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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

The PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE.-Thc
anthracite coal trade is still very much I'M
settled, and the strike among the workmen,
which at the beginning was looked on com
placently by the coal-producing companies,
under the impression that to hold off for n
few weeks would give a hcalthful tone to
the market, is now becoming source of
much anxiety. .s.." .rt
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The Democratic Majority in Ken

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Privatc dis
patches received here to-day estimate the
Del. ocratic majority in Kentucky at from
$4,000 to 10000.
.... Second Dispatch.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-Returns from
all parts of the State show an immense in
crease in the Democratic majority and fall
ing off in the Radical vote. Stcvenson'G
majority will probably reach 10000. II
Louisville, Stevenson received 6,244, an(
his Radical opponent 1872.
1.-THE Democratic majority in 1867 wa
5G,2SG, not including l3,lG7 votes which
were cast in that election for an independ
ent Democratic candidate.
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WuEAT.-A Rockford Qll.) correspondent

WnEAT.-A Rockford Qll.) correspondent
of the Chicago Journal says:
81 have the following harvest informa-
ton, gathered from the correspondence of a
leading reaper mandatory In all the
northwest, as far south as Cape Girardeau
on the Mississippi, the wheat crop is excel
lent, except in tract about one hundred
and fifty miles wide and three hundred
miles long, comprising most of Western Iowa
and strip west of the Missouririver, where
there is only third or half. In Missouri
and Minnesota the yield is greater than
usual. In some parts of Eastern Iowa there
is danger that all the grain will not be saved.
Illinois and Wisconsin are yielding boun-
tiful crop, and the reaper companies will
have few if any machines to carry over to
another YEAR,
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South Carolina Politics.

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 4.-There was n
great Seymour and Blair ratification meet
ing to-day at Aiken, S. c. Three thousand
persons were present. Wade Hampton,
General Butler, and others, including two
colorcd men, spoke, and there was colored
Democratic Club i'll the procession.
There has been heavy rain here all the
afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

Iyr#TaNT TO TOBACCO MANUFACTr-
n.ns.-ln reply 10 letter from 7. Loril-
arI.yf New ork, concerning the new tax on
t,facro, and the necessity Of IN immediate
COMPLIANCE with the same, the Commissioner
g. Internal Revenue answers rs follows:
ain answer to your letter of the 9th in
..,u; have 10 say that, with the exception
.t the provisions relating to stamps, the
various requirements Of the law with regard
. manufacturers Of tobacco, snuff, and CT
..rt take effect from the date of the pas
...r If the law, except where otherwise
socially provided. This is true Of all state
.rnrs required to be made to assistant as
,.-vrs preparatory 70 filling bonds, new
.m1~, special taxes, packing, &C.; concern
.. all which matter instructions will be
sucd as soon rs they eau be prepared.
"E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner"
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WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Indian
Bureau this morning received Il dispatch
from Ellsworth, Kansas, dated the Sd in
slant, quoting fears Of al Indian disturb
ance.
The Commissioners of the Central Pacific
railway report q section Of 20 miles, ter
minating IT'S miles from the initial point a.
Sacramento, in good working order.
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The Ainnn:ma ACgiSIRturC.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 4. The
whole day was consumed by the House in
wrangling over the common carriers bill
giving negroes equal access with whites tc
railroads and steamboats,. The bill was
passcd-44 to 80.
The Senate discussed the disability re-
moval bill without decided action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

Karl Blind declares, on the authority OF
the Polish patriot himself, that Kosciusko
never uttered on the battlefield of Maci-
cow ice the famous exclamation generally
attributed to him, "Fisis Polono."
Mrs. Elizabeth Kecklcy, negro authoress
Of "Behind the Scenes" speaks of her
child as having the Anglo-Saxon faint III
his VEINS" = .-.t s
Two of q trade could never agree. Mozis
Albums gives Josh Billings stab.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

There has just been made another i'm
portant change in European geography.
Austria hencctorth disappears from the list
of sovereign States, and its place is taken
by the Hungarian monarchy"
There is no risk in predicting that VIC shall
not have to wait long for additional changes,
both Us regards Austria and other States.-
Ne,g TOrE Tribune.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. ASKED FOR-sEALED

PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.--SEALED
PROPOSALS win be received at the Office OF
the Clerk CT Henrico County Court until the STU
DAY OF AUGUST at II O'Clock for rebuilding tho
fallen abutment OF the bridge over Onond's creek,
on the Osborne Turnpike road, the contractor IN
replace the woodwork and carth-Tork as before
the destruction OF the bridge.
Proposals will be received at tho same tins for
the construction OF culvert near the present site
OF the bridge.
Specifications OF all may be seen nj the oft.ce or
said Clerk by calling for report OF Commissioners.
In both cases the contractor viii take Into col-
slderation the value Of tbs old material.
Address JACOB s. ATLEE,
Commissioner Of Roads OF Henrico County:
JuIY H 1883 Jyld-d
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin of the 18th
says: GAS near as we can make out from
the information given us from different sec
tons, the wheat is splendid-poor-excel
ent-blasted-neyer observation-disclosures
ed-magnifcent-b up-lodged-drieo
o,,t-wet out. On the whole, we think thai
there are more people who know nothing
about the wheat than there are who speak
by the book, and have come to the conclu-
sion that if left in the hands of the farmers
it will do well enough"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

THE GuMMlSSl0NERSlIlP OF INTERNAL
HGNrE.-A number OF Geographic dis
lnhcs from various friends Of Ex-Governor
lrz, and, among others, from Secretary
Nfulloch and Commissioner Rollins, were
"a Monday sent TO Governor Cox, urging
him to reconsider his previous determine
tim, and accept the profered commissioner
shin Of internal revenue.
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Nayi.niion of the Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-The recent rise
in the Ohio has enabled the largest vessels to
resume their trips between here and Lou
isyille,
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
IA now on exhibition at No. IL on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machine known as
ARNALL'S COCkLE, GARL1CK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the size
OF the cookie In this machine the new principle
Of ADHESION, rs applied 10 machinery OF this
class, is strkingly and successfully demonstrated
and we invite the milcrs, machinists, and busi-
ness men Of Richmond generally who feel inter
ested in the agricultural development OF our State
to call and see for themselves.
We are now Offering for sale COUNTY and CITY
ginia. and will be glad to SEQ any gentlemen from
the country who may be visiting the city. 8 Il
Communications must he addressed TO NJ nj
Charlottesville, Va, or TO Captain Il. q. Morton,
Each;.npn Hotel, Richmond, Va.
~ 23m hlkOk u PEYTON.
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Richmond Weekly Dispatch.
A CAMPAIGN PAPER FOR 1868 AT A YER
REDUCED PRICE.
Only Fifty Cents to Clubs

and larger clubs ut the last named rates.
The money must accompany every or,ier. he.
mittancns NAV be made mt orr risk In drafts, postal
money orders or registered letters
We have put down the price of the DISPATCH to
a sum which viii enable the poorest to take IT.. We
believe the circulation Of fifty thousand copies d,l-
ring the coming campaigns would be more eifcctnal
In influencing and confirming voters, than ten times
their cost spent In the ordinary way In elections.
The discussion of the Constitution should be bold
and fearless, and the powerful considerations
which should induce Virginia to reject It. ought to
be read and pOndered In every household In the
State. The adoption of that Constitution wiz be a
disaster greater than we can appreciate 1t would
condition for a long period oftimc. There would
be return OF peace and prosperity TIL the reign
Of the negroes and dcprarcf whites c0uld be ended
Upon II question SD vital To us all, the DISPATCH
will devote Itself with oil It's spirit and energy TO the
cause OF the white man and The South. There ca,
be no hope for our people save In the triumph OF
the white man In the war of races now begun and
this will be shown both by argument and infOrlna'
ton In the columns ofthe DispATCH.
Besides the on the Constitution, 1t Is GER
tain that the events of the present year In connec-
ton with national politics Will be fraught with the
etars tbam 10 aim to be 1.-THE Constu
ton Is rejected Is more than probable that Con-
grcss will Immediately set on foot other schemes Of
reconstruction, which will call for fresh discussion
and require elections by tile people. We shall
certainly have time of great Interest In State ana
national politics, when vital questions WIN DC pre-
make the WEEKLY DISPATCH cheap and active
campaign paper during this most critically 'nte-
resting period. "a, .
made up for the campaign, II VIII also contain all
the important editorials OF the DAILY; q careful
and complete summary OF Foreign and Domestic
News latest news by telegraph from all parts OF
the world fun and reliable Stock, Financial, Cat
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lycirc!e, the merchant, farmer, professional men,
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Our Washington correspondents viii continue ia
keep our readers informed, both by telegraph and
mall OF everything ofimpcrtance occurring ut The
National Capital.
The DAILY DISPATCH Is mailed at % for one
year.
The SGMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH Is published eve
~ Tuesday aud Friday, and mailed IT "a for one
year.
he Specimen copies OF all our editions sent on
Address CoWARDIN & ELLYsON,
- So Richmond, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

GENERAL HALP1NE.-Nc,o York, August
3.-The coroner's inquest on the body OF
General Halpine {" Miles O'Reilly") COM
menced this afternoon at his residence.
DR.: Albert B. Whitney, family physician,
testified that the deceased died from con-
gcstion of the brain, superinduced by IN
overdose of chloroform, taken to quiet OK
ccssive nervous agitation. Tho coroner
then adjourned the investigation until to-
morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

~.r NraEoES CALL FOR TKoorS.-Thc
..rnor Of Florida, and Hon. Isaac NJ.
Pill. .ias. Of Tennessee, having scvcrally
.~,..rd letters to the President with re-
-.nrc to calling ont the Federal troops to
III, state authorities Of those States in
.,rcs,inc riots and instructions, Mr..
mon referred the communications to the
-r,ary Of War, who replies that the
.,,li troops in all the States south arc
..,.c tosupprcss auydisturhance that may
-uh,t occur, and that they will be used
the purpose wherever the Executives or
i,laturcs Of those States shall make the
wing and application contemplated by
. rvustitntiou.-DatG, IN baltimore SWe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 4.-Noon.-Consols,
9lsS. United States bonds, 7l2i@7lT.
LONDON, August 4.-AJternoon.-Con-
soils, 94IID94ss for money. United States
bonds, 7l5sV7l3l. MISUNDERSTANDING
unchanged,
LlvEkPooI, August 4,-Noon.-Cotton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

INTERNAL REVENUE APPoTNTMENTs.--1t
understood that nearly Ill Of the twenty
Use supervisors authorized to be appointed
un'l,. the new tax bill have been agreed
mu, the Secretary and Commissioner,
anl3ut several of the detectives provided
for hao been appointed. 1t is said that
mos; O. these appointments have been
selected rmn present officers of the internal
revenue
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This is news to ,Is.l

rnpIrroy FOR CoNGEEsS.-ln the first
.~ Cincinnati district Of Ohio the Demo
,..,t. are talking Of nominating the Hon.
,,,,r,c II. rrndIcton or ex-senator Pugh
.I- congress. In 1866 Mr.. E@gleston, the
,rr,rn: representative, had II majority over
r.nl.rton Of 92G. The Democrats feel con-
f.irnt Of carrying this district now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05
RAILROADS.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK BryEB@
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RyrITxan1rY, A,snr,

RICHMOND, August !, 1898.
ICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
LII ROAD LINE.-FOR BALTIMORE, THE
NORTH. AND NORTHW EST.-SEW sCIfE-
DULE.-The fast, c0mm0dl0us, and nawly,ar-
ranged steamers KESNEBEC and ADMIRAL,
under command OF Captains FIEE,fAs and kin
WAN, are now running regularly, and making IN
FOUR TRIPS PER WEEK between Richmond
and Baltimore I'm connection with trains of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
leaving Baltimore every MONDAY, WEDEES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY promptly
1T S 2. b., and reaching Richmond the following
DAYS leaving Richmond every SUNDAY, TUES
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Passengers going north or northwest will find
this route the cheapest and by far the most plea
SAINT, passing many places OF great historic inte-
Fare to Baltimore only o. and close connections
with all the early trains north and west.
: Freight received ut all times and forwarded
promptly, the frequent trips allowing no delay.
Through bills or lading given to all prominent
points. -,
Railroad Company at IA. N. every day.
ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the cars connect
at Fish Haul with stages for Tappahannock.
On MONDAYS and SATURDAY. an accOmmO-
dalton train for the benefit OF the local travel VIII
run as follows:
Leave Fish Haul at "A. NJ. for Richmond, and
returning. leave Richmond for Fish Haul same
days mt L. II. WILLIAM Ii. ENOS
au Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

DRowNED.-C Concord, N. H., August g.
William H.. II. Wiley, aged nineteen, and
Charles II. Main, aged nine, were drowned
while bathing in the Cochego river at TO
chester Yesterday. a"
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RYcoNSTRuCTIoN.-lt is ascertained that
ing his trip to Richmond Chief JUS
~, chase remarked that the Republi-
..a- in Congress were necdlcssly alarmed
...- the necessity Of passing the bill to in
,.rscrc with the jurisdiction Of the Supreme
,...r, in reconstruction matters, rs the ma
..,.ty If the court were favorable then, and
.r.. now. to 81 decision sustaining the con-
.,.,r,;.nal;ty Of all the reconstruction acts.
<.- York Times.
lTh,y is news to us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

PARIS, August Am Imperial decree
has been issued authorizing the issue of q
new loan.
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international Commercial COnvep'
ton.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 4.-Thc Inter
national Commercial Convention, number
ing 200 delegates, assembled here to-day
and organized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-05

TIE CHINESE EMBASSY York, Au-
gust 3-The Chinese Embassy left this
morning for Auburn, via Albany, to visit
Secretary Seward.
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THE NORFOLK JOURNAL,
THE LARGEST I'LL

= PAPER IN TIDE-WATER VIRGINIA.,
directs It's energies to INTERNAL IMPROVE
MENTS, LOCAL AND STATE ENTERPRISES
and IMPROVEMENTS IN PA RMI NG AMI
GARDENING; II also contains all the Current
one of the best FAMILY NEWSPAPERS OF tina
day.
In politics, 1t supports tho Constitution written
by our fathers, Ia opposed 10 Radicslislu and will
give to the Democratic nominees, EYMoUK and
BLAIR, Its honest and earnest support.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
Daily, per annuu, In advance. ,,,,. at %
Tri-Weckly, per annani, In advance. ......... 90
Weekly, per annum, In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
Subscriptions received by tho month or any tiMa
for which the money IL paid,
Address all orders TO
j. RICHARD LEwELLEH,
}y &-lw Norfolk, VA
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Departure of the Minister to China.

SAN Francisco, August il. Rose
Brown, Minister to China, sailed for Hong
Kong Yesterday.
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my2s Engineer and superintendent.


DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
III Il GA D-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after Tu IFS APr 81 lse the passenger
GOING WEsT.-Through Mail Train.--Leayes
Richmond daily at 7:1s A. NJ; leaves Danville
the Southside road for FarmVllle, Lynchburg and
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
Louisville, Columbus, &C., Ky; .Huntsville, Dc
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg &C., MISS; New Orleans, &C., and at Green's
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, ATLANTA, &c, Ga. /; Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &c.
Como EAsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily ut $50 A. Nj. leaves Danvile
daily at $3.50 A. NJ; connects ut Burkevc with the
&c.
Through tickets can be procured ut the ticket
Offices in Richmond and DaGvile to all important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and Danville 10 oil points North East, and West.
- THOMAS DODAMEAD,
an N Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA
SPRIN yes,

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, including STAGE Fare
to and from the following watering places, GOOD
FOR ONE WEEK, win be sold at the Office of
the company ut the following rates -.
Z White Sulphur, $3.50; Sweet Springas 81;
Healing Springs, $40; Hot Springs, $i5.2s; Warm
Alum, $l9.25; Rockbridge Baths, $l2.25; Augusta
White Sulphur, $l2D.
After one week the tickets will be rated at their
cost In part payment of full fare.
j. +. NETTTEELkND,
jy23 General Ticket A gent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURal
RAIIRDAD COMPANY May 2h 1919. {

~. RAILROAD COMPANY, May Is, 1853. !
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
" after WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant the
trains on this road will run rs follows:
Leave RICHMOND ut IA. M. and 2 p. M.
Leave PETERSBURG ut 9:l5 A. N. ami Gas Z.
M.
The 4 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the Gas z. M. train will not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the Z. M.
train.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through,
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the 4 A. nj.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
- Il. III. GILL,
my26 Engineer and Superintendent.
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- @rfreulid Iauten Die Tadri6ten aus Dem g.
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Burg, pirb eiHeiberwdlteen Mebrbeit fir Dif=l
finio eeben, Seneca feline Webrbeit auf 1000 err
b69en, Otapa, bas fleineeD., aberfet benotratiide
uno 5anbusfp lperoen uoaauf ibreS Sduloefeit tbun,
unb benz berHdtigten @ibfpn miro nidts bleibsn
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Bonn 3. 9Itrift ba6en mir Die beiiinlmte Hadridt
baBa g denf, Der siftse &abfale, ouf ieoen Sail
eei6la9en tperoen ipiro. sHh2l H53s.t3s5 81
SIN 13. Siitrift rirb Der tuadere ,Morean NIT
elmer Mehrleit BON 1000 Stimmen aepallt tperoen.
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Gin Nalcnaiiber bon 0eu. Gbrrmau.

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lc"l natirli6 far rabifale Wubl5pede.I Som pielen
rlopaleu4 56uHeritretfern, Die nidbt isbh Sisegen
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ses, Der burd ieinen fibneit 3ug sur 8siiesms Der
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bifalen Yartbeifnedte. Staff, iib ipis ie, .bur9
grtbeieifer berpprSutbnn, ertbsi er ibnen Den ol-
senoen iebr beutGden 9iaIenitiiber:5He sHi ig nHs
] s@stit mirsaus beriaisosnen @rlnaen, Die i6 3um
Sbetl mittbeilen min, unmDgli6, oieier ginlabung
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gel9dfe sn erRoigen, Die MIDI auf Der 8eitiete oes
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Elm armee EiiiSier Der aeidperers.oen @eleben ,i
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Yartbesanger tperoen loll. t)in rs4i t13j0f
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III
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nanSen anl l. Sanuar itnb am L. SUM 1869 al err
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geamter ausfibrlib beanpprtet uno feline Sarifel=
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gartbeiganger iber oie beiaofe g8itt6i6aft Die gu-
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