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PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTRRNAsTER, !
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT,

OBJECT CHIEF QrARTERNAsTRR,
FlPTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT, I
NEw ORLEANS, IA. FEB; 2 ,lsOs ,
Sealed proposals Invited aud will be received AZ
master q the Rio GTande Browns;
VILE, Texas till y III. WEDNESDAY, the LIST day 81
April 1865 FOR the delivery Of such Of OATS
CORN, and HAY may be required for use q public
Vile, Texas for the six 20 months, ending october
81, 1903.
to inspection before acceptance,
Oats and Corn must be delivered In good gunny
sacks ---.-,,, 49,, .
nee will be given to baled hay.
DellyeTy must commence within thlrty NO) days
from date Of acceptance Of proposal. ,
two good and solvent men for the faithful performance
OF the contract, .,,,. ,.., .,,, -
all bids. ,,,,., H., p.o ),
and N rsssed to Captain A. wainwright, "a q N,
d. g. A., Brownsville, Texas; o,,,u,vs
49, CHARLES II, TOMPKlNs,
d. Brig Gen. and Chief QnartermasteT,,
mhag N Filth Military District.
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Aatiunal Republican.
.oFFtcIAL.l

IoFFtciAL.
IIrAnQUARTEus FiRsr MILITARY DIsr,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RionAosp, Va, Feb. IS, 1858
General Orders No 10.
|. Registered voters who may have changed
their place Of residence since their registration
will have an opportunity to reregister In the
distrist Tor wsrd) Of their new residence at the
time Of revision Of the registration preceding
any election which may be held In pursuance Of
the act Of Congress Of March 2, 1857, and the
acts supplementary thereto.
2. Persons applying for reregistration will be
required to take and subscribe the following
oath or Affirmation:
- do solemnly swear Tor affirm that
l was registered a. . voter In the --
district, Tor ward, county Tor city Of,
on or about the - day OF 1907,
and that l am now q resident OF this -
district, Tor ward, county (or city, OF
3. Where the change Of residence is only
from one district to another OF the same county,
or from one ward to another Of the same city,
the Board Of Registration will examine the re-
cords In their possession, and If such examina.
ton shows that tho applicant for Reorganization
was registered as stated, his name will be
stricken from the former register and placed
upon that OF the district or ward Of his new resi-
dence.
4. Whore the change of residence Is from one
county or city to another county or city, the
name and full description, including time and
place Of previous regi,tration, will at once be
forwarded to these headquarters for comparison
with the records hero on file. II such compari.
son verify the statement Of the applicant for re.
registration, the Board Of Registration at the
place Of former residence and at the place Of
the present residence will be instructed accord.
ingly, to strike the name Of the voter from the
one register and to place 1t upon the other. In
no case will the name OF Q voter be transferred
from ono register to another until the verifca
ton above required has been made
s. Persons applying for Reorganization will be
subject to challenge and Examination In the same
manner as other applicants for registration.
By command Of Brevet Major General Soho.
field.
Official; S. F. CHALriS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Il S. ENGINEER OFFICE.

I OswEGO, N. Y, Feb. "a, lsls.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
until the 18th Of March. ISIS, at noOn for max Ing the
repairs that may become necessary on the United
States pier at 0swego, n, Y, up to November 30,
1905; all the material for said repairs being furnished
by the United States.
THE price must be stated at SO much per 900 feet
b. m OF the lumber per pound d the Iron and spike
aud per cubic yard OF stone, which shall be used In
making said repairs. and must cover Al the expense,
for tools machinery, scows, ac the tearing up ana
reno old work, and the completion Of tho repairs
10 q manner satisfactory TO the ems! neor In charge
forms which, with all the information in the posses
sion Of the underigned, can be obtained by applea'
''"' 80 @. T. BLUNT,
fvgD.td Ii. Col. Of Engineers, Byt' Col, ~, 5. A.
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Railroad Routes.

rHRoUgH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
IwAsHisoros, jar. o. lS7-noop. "
Trains between Washington aud New FORK are now
run as follows, viz;
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7Ra q. m, IL 30 aud
y. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily (exeept sunday AHA m, u. u and
80 and p. m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 90 p. m
only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 4 90 p. m train only
tan eSn ~ has y, Re statian ptss mi bonTs IN he
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio RAilrosd advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baliimors, ANNAPOLIS
aud the West. J. 1. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l., N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. R0ONfZ,
Agent. Washington.
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South the base line and east Of the sixth principal
Fractional townships %. n, Is, %, Of rangsl
Fractional township %, townships n. D aud y. and
FraetionSi toWh.hip %, townships q. Is and 0. and
fractional township ~, Of rangeA
Fractional township ~, townships ", ~ and ~, and
fractional tow nship ~, d rangeL
fractional township ~, townships q, ~, y, hp
Traetional tow pshIp y, townships n, o. %, and
fractional town ship 30, OF range6
Prsstionsl township q, township. n. 8. p, and
fractional tow nshiP ~. Of range Z.
fIaetlopal toNnshiP ~. townshps q. D. p. and
Fractional township ~, townships o., g. 20 and
fractional tow nship 20, Of ranges.
Fractional township q, townshig.s p. q, o. and
fractional tOynshiP y, ,0wn,aips n. q. %. and
Functional township y. tGwnships q. %. %. and
fractional township q. townships q. o, %, and
fractional tow nship 70. q range -
Fractional township %, townships q, %, ., and
fractional township 80, ofrango a.
Fr.etiOp.i loyp.hiP 3, town.hips n. Is, .. and
Fractional township ~. townships u, q, %, and
fractional tow nship 30, Of range IL.
Fractional tow nships d. q, Is, % and 40 Of range H.
The fol lowing designated town ships being sOut. Of
fractional townships S and n, u rasnsi
The offering Of the lands Above referred to will be
eomneneed a the dates respective as above ind-
a . Srdfr BEEN eGE
longer than wo weeks Tor either the public lands
Ss pS seT S
draw efoFs lie day Of sale BY the Department on
'9 sadSr " sE S'ssr pcs Of
hSS' A. sIsGt 6andfsd aud jouysoy
'' conmis.ionsr of the General Land Once.
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS FOR THE CoNsTRUC-
l. TON oI THE U. 5. CUSTOM HOUSE, PORT
Sealed Proposals will be received at the oice Of the
undersign med In Portland. until u o'clock March
20, 1885, for furnishing and delivering One Million
1900, gJOl BrickA for the Government buildings to be
erected ut Portland. Maine.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, including
all cost Of freight and Delivery for lots from hfy
thoulA nd (6O, 0OU) TO one million u, uUO, OuO
The breEs 10 be delivered at the sites Of the build
ings fast as shall be desired ~ tho
or required by the progress Of the work. aud DO VI
the best quality Of haTd-burned brick, sound and
fair, satisfactory TO the Superintendent
NJ proposals will DO considered unless accompanied
by y sample Of the bricks proposed
The delivery Of bricks to begin as soon after the
direct.
Ten per cent. Of all payments will DO retained until
the completion Of the contract,
The Department reserves the right 70 reject any OF
all bids, II deemed for tho interest Of the Government
70 do so.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
HENRY KINGSBURY,
mh3.td Suparinte ndent.
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YTHE sVFREAIF6 SS22EEEEhS }2HE.TuE DI'TEl'TVF
"'o''. e. 5: : I4 6, s lo", apa'' Dosse''
JOHN j yofn5on, the Trustee Appreciated i9 thi 5
cause, having fsported that he the ~ day q
Isnuary A b 1855 In obedience IL The decree passed
therein sell lols p and " "a sSyfro NS III a "a
"a Iot IA BY William W. Duraette for fs,2s9 s.
the said purchaser having eompled with the terms
H. ihereupou, By the Court this 10th day Of Feb;
ruary b 1855 ordered mat said sales be ratified and
shown on or before the l2Ih day Of March nsxh rN
'ruo copy 're.t, R. J. MEIGs.,
fell-laMl2thMAr oioiS
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USlrEp srkIEs EsoIEEEh oyYIcE.

CRY HALL, Bosros. MASS, Feb. q, 1858. !
y 81
R ssa Whs az a.g .' aR an
OI Bst " Apr AND - piece. of amen
s% SI sr sShf AAa
.dn scn a' dSs & 8 ss
Gs sss sss 81 ss, sa
~ sSSis f;sS '!''s'ana :, ,.ss W. '
pissc. p cut gu a sraSPte@i as cubic isst w I
yasy issSS. is% . e.; WAN f:
10 52" IN
siIs to the deanits dmen;ions given in the drawings
aud other defects and BE- well quarriod to make nat
uTSI beds, and fat 2 fpll edge" :, 10 lat, II ,,r
Of s% s &c Se &h GSsS
on draWiass and IN speeiasstons. the face d the
stones be leit in the rough but to have draft one
an aS w 10 sa sit oOs & S
y S9s Sna sSs SsSi;saf
I f from TIE I" ~ es
Width. from f oet inches to feet Inches. and
rises from Q feet to feet I'M hss.
fsfs Ssr Is' ss AMEN
Gallon q the eOntrsSt smouut q surety e be one
ISf bid: I'D gSsIsasee' will DO furnished upon APp
foot Of stols to be furnished In the rough and the
price per cubic foot for the cut stone.
Plans and sPseaestioh' u are fsRady and nay ssI
neeI oaiee, fourth heor, City Hall.
Bach proposal must be marked on the outside Of
he envelope, Proposals for Granite io5 FSrt Me-
0''N'' 'Brevct Major General United States Army.
| mhS-td Lieutenant Colonel Engineers.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WnsRiaaTos, February i, IDS,
' On the petition Of TnoNAs A; sTEApNAs. sdmini.-
TRAITOR OF the estate Of Thomas steadnan deceased
LPS Mshs PEGrHs Ss 81 p
day OF Nav 1874 and reissued in three divisions the
10Th day Of June, lSO, respectively numbered 9so
ssh: I'D and nj ne and Nv S'a
| reissued the 18th day Of June; 1865 and numbered
400, for an improvement In Glover and Grass Seed
Hsryesters, for seven years from the eSpiraton OF
said patent. which takes place on the I'D day Of May
Patent Once Gu MONDAY, the Nh day oi May next,
At II clock, and all persons are notified e ap
pear and show cause II any they nave, why SAID Pc
tition ought not to be granted. . a.,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO hle
In the Patent their objections, special set forth
il writing At least oey day before the day Of hear:
the said hearing, must By and tranImitted Ae'
eordanee with The rules of the otee which will be
! furnished on application, $3.50,
moSg a.t IS aeS "a ts Once tSsv days before
days ss ss s,s 81 h aH tES tsstimoSy. " "
0rdeIsd also, that this noties be publshod In the
DC, and in tho Tribuns. Chicago. ILL., ones AWeef
for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said pubea
lions to be at least sixty days previous 70 hs dsy Of
fsSsS Acting Commissioner Of Pstsnis,
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Sawed and Seasoned,
~ pieces By y Inches, q feet In tong, piece.
~ pieces, SPY ~ inches, q fest 10. !ong. :.
W pieces, by inches, " feet . In. IL pg, =.
us pieces, u BY - inches, y feet long,. =,
W pieces, L. by u inches, n feet long. -
IS pieces, 8 by y Inches, 4 feet long, =,
~ pieces, !by Y inches, q foe! long, :.
go pieces by 4 INCHES, q feet Ions
10 pieces, BY inches, feet long, :,
2OO pieces, 8 by inches, 81 feet long, =,
125 pieces, az by inches. ~ feet long,. =.
Az pieces, ~ by - inches, feel In. long, =.
~ pieces. ~ by inches, 8 feet 3 In. long, :,
Pssss II Sy L i ih nsSs. isst H. long,
40 pieces, By n inches, y feet lord =.
~ pieces, 6by IA Inches, u feet LOT ~, .
I'D pieces, by Inches, IL feet q Up long, \,
$500 foot, b. m, inches, No ! flank, tM.
The above must Be heart pine and delivered On OF
NORFOLK CLASS No. 5-wBITE PINE,
800 feet b. m. Shy o inch soant linz, 10 fest,sr
Loo feet b. IN. " inch No. Plank, TN
q 2os feet b. m. ~ inch N9. Piank-. IN
g s feet ss 5 M M i inch Ne No. Bssa.. III
Sash for 90 windows, glazed, flights wide by high,
glass 10 by u Inches isAde In tive parts y
All to be delivered on or before the l5t May 1865
30 sheet; 10 az shsa'hinE Copper Il Inches Sk
so - t-penny Stating Nails, =.
40 ID s.penny wrought, =,
], 80 70 10 penny cut, =,
2,0O % l2-penny cut, =,
), d1 10 " penny cut, 1890
NoRYoLK, CLASS No, f-LINsEED Ul L.,
SbarIels Linseed Oil, SO gallons, - Alion'
mh6-2aw3w
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MWGaS%syS from GIS %I mUM.5S
Msanssdsys from i'''''.frot rhSihhpsyaa'
fTuuybs
Colunbia Hospital Is open for the reception q free
Patients upon orders OF tho Honorable Secretary Of
the Interior. Such orders for admission can be OBJ
tsined Of the Surgeon In chief DR.. j. THOMSON At
his Office. lsf street. between Twentieth and Twenty
frat jano-dly
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Assistant Adjutant General,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Almira C.. Allen.)


Almlra C. Alen.( ,,o.p.,,..n..,,.,o
llUO Equity DOCKET
John s. Allen.
p"arauco having been returned by the Marshal Not
10 be found - and the complainant having hled an
affidavit that the defendant Is non dent OF this
District, on motion Of the eomplainanh Y ssr St.1I
ney, Il IL this 18th day Of January, A lSs, ordered
by the court that the defepdant cause his appearance
10 be entered her0n before the nrst Ruo Jay oe
curing forty days after this day Otherwise tho cause
will be proceeded with as in case " default
BY the Cont.
A true copy ,,p,os c,,.L
Test: H. J. hElUS' Ctofk'
ia!O-lawGw
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1901 PRNNsYLYANiA ROUTE 1901
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTHWEST.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 18th, 1857, trains will fol-
Warrington 7Sam. Baltimore i2ioPm.
sSpm. lSS
TEE GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,
with ELE0ANT SCENERY, Palace State. room, day
aud night Cars, with modern Improvement and saving
from four to twelve hour. In time any other route
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and PITTS.
BuRGH without change.
Passengers BY thi, route from paltmere have the
Advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-
POTS. and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured At the once,
Of Sixth street and avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable Information will be
Passengers tickets at this ONCE can secure
SuraS. W. J. ARNOLD. Ticket Agent.
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. c.
deS-lv Baltimore. Nd.
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d X U p o 8 A L y

NAVY DEPARTAEsT,(
wAsuIsdToS, February lS, 1858.
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 9th Of
March, at clock noon, for the purchase sf the fol-
owing vessels:
Attic W AsnISGros YARD.-The Mahopae, saugus,
Asco, and Chime.
Ar EEw .oRLRASs.- The winnebsgo, Manhattan,
Catawbs, Manayunk. oheota, Tippecanoe. ChiekA-
The proposals will state the prices that will DO given
for the vessels In their present condition and with
such fngs as are now attached to them The vessels
them will be given by the eommandants Of the sta
tons.
The right Is reserved TO reject any all Of the pro-
posas their acceptance not for the interest u tho
Government.
Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money will be re-
quired within three days after notification OF the Ac
ceptanee OF PROPOSAL to be forfeited In case Of non
completion Of the purchase and the balance upon the
dnal delivery Of the vessel.
The proposals should be lulorsed, Proposals. for
GIDEON WELLEs,
fe9O eotd Secretary Of the Navy
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HEApq'Rs Firru MILITARY DrsrRrcr, |


New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 8, 1868.
Special Orders No, 20.
/. Paragraph 4, Special Orders No. %, current
series, from these eadquartsrs Is hereby amended
so as to read Robert Watson" instead Of Robert
j. Watson.
q Upon the recommendation Of the chief
quartermsster, Fifth military district, Captain
c. II. Hoyt, assistant quartermaster United
States army, now at Brownsville, Texas, will
proceed without delay to this city. for assign.
ment to duty as disbursing officer, to relieve
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. ]. McGonnigls,
assistant quartermaster.
The commanding officer Of the sub.district Of
the Rio Grande will detail an officer to assume
the duties now performed BY Captain Hoyt until
the arrival at Brownsville Of an officer OF the
Quartermasters Department.
BY command Of Major General Hancock:
GEORGE L. HARrsuFF,
Assistant Adjutant General
Official: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut.. 37th infantry, Drevet First Lieu.
tenant U. S. Army, A. A. A. @.
HEADQUARTERS FIFrn MILITARY DIsrRIcr,
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 10, 1868
SPECIAL Orders, No. 80. :.
Extract.
O. On the Recommendation Of his E1esllsncy
Governor Baker, Of Louisiana, Alphonse oubrs,
sheriff Of the parish Of ST. John tho Baptist, Ia
hereby suspended from ONCE.
During such suspension the coroner Of the
parish will perform the duties Of sheriff, as pro-
vided by the laws Of the State Of Louisiana
By command Of Major General Hancock.
GEoRGE L. HARrsUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
HRADQUARrERs FIFTu MILITARY DISTRICT,
New ORLEANS. LA, Feb. Is, 1868.
General orders No. SO.
O. Upon the commendation Of his Excel
lency Governor Baker, of Louisiana, and foI
neglect Of official duties, John G. Kusac, con.
stable Of the Second Justices Court, parish Of
Orleans, Is hereby removed from office, and II.
c. Penniman is appointed in his place.
Upon accepting this app ointment, 4 copy Of
the required oath will DO filed at these head
quarters.
3 Paragraph 2, Of Special Orders No. 81.
current series, from these adquarters, 10 hero.
by amended SO as to appoint r. W. Francis,
Justice Of the Peace for the Sixth" Ward,
parish of Terrebonne, La, instead Of Seventh I
Ward.
by command Of Major General Hancock.
GEO. L. HARrsUPF.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
S ocond Lieut.. S7th Infantry, Bvt. First Lieut.
U. S. Army, A. A. A. @.
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Nors Under the regultons OF the Dcpartm as
heretofore and existing. ray ment can be made
for advertising proclAmations except TO- such pub
fishers as arc specifically BY the Commits
sioner Of tho General Land Once JaN.lawlSw
n Id u y n "A L.
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ONE DOLLAR BACH.
WEBS Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns,
Sewing machines. Watches, Dry and Fancy Goods,
he, &c. Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fountain,
Any person. tInae or female can send In club q
get a premium for doing. Send IN Registered Let
ters, Samples mailed free TO any address
" EASTMAN Il KENDALL,
IS Hanover street, Boston, Mass
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| PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAoEI

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nearly Three Hundred Pages aud ono Hundred and
Thirty Pine Plates and ElEravinGs q the Anatomy
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ease, with treatise Early Errors, Its Deplorabe
Consequence upon tho Mind aud Body, with the
Author Plan Of TTeatment-the only rational and
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currency. by Addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81
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consulted upon any OF the diseases upon which bis
book treats, either personally orby mail Medicines
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MeKEKsPoRr, Dec 10, 1857.
MEssRs, LirPISeoTr 4 Co:
siRs! have fully tried your Patent Axe and 1nd
that Is all that you claim for It, will chop as.t
than any other Axe that ever saw, and leaves the
wood without sticking at all would not chop three
days without one for the cost. / need not say any
more, for any that tries one will be satisnsd;
WIN. kEES.
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The Axe and the Label are both patented, In.
fngers these patents will be prosecuted according
to law Nenders or dealers, and persons using any
infringement, are liable with the maker OF the in-
fringement,
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HRADquARrERs FIrru MILITARY DISTRICT, I
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Feb. Is, 1868. !
General Orders No. 80.
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"BSTEY" ORGAN,

i "HSTEY" ORGAN,
yOX HUMANE STOP,
pronounced BY all who have heard It the most nat
yetinlrodueed. J. EsTRY 4 Co, Bnattieboro', VI,
the original Inventors and Manufaeturers AZ Breome
street, New York; 30 River street. Troy New Yory,
IS North seventh street. Philadelphia; us Ran
dolph strcet, Chicago.
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Wholesale dealers In French, German. and English
Dry and Fancy Goods, Gallery. Plated Ware. Albums.
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WE CLAIM 1T WILL CUT TWENTY FIVE t2jJ
PER CENT. MORE CORD WOOD PER DAY
THAN ANY OTHER AXE MADE
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