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Adjourned 70 Monday morning
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The New York herald., 1870-11-17
SUPREME COUaT-CAAx3E9s.
Interesting Case Growing Out Of Tax Sales,
md a Pretty MnddIe All Around.

Interesting Case Growing Out Of Tax Sales.
md Pretty Middle All Around.
Before Judge Brady.
IN The Matter Of The Application OF Pat71cE cal
Ia0han TO Correct the Report Of the Commissioners
Of Estimate ana Assessment In Mornt,agstde Park
This is an application to set aside certain
awards made by the Commissioners OF Esti-
mate and Assessment In the above named matter.
Certain property was taken for the opening OF the
Park, including three lots, OF which the plaintiR
plains to be owner in fee and P. II. Kingsand to be
lessee. The awards to Mr.. CallaGhan were one
dollar for each lot, and to Mr.. Kingsand, respect
ively s1.72o. s4l9 and s2,140 for the three lots.
Ia the contract OF the Commissioners report it
Is stated that these three lots leased
At tax sale to Mr.. Kingsana Tor LOCO years,
the same expiring In the year 1850. TWO
other lots enter into the controversy, or which the
palntin also claims the ownership In fee, and Of
which Mr. Wesley Smith holds tax sale lease for
1000 years. For the first OF these lots an award
for $1,000 was given TO Mr.. Smith and one
eoap aaa 10 70 M Mr sh Uaaghan ana for the second lot
CHAN. Mr. Smith purchased these leases at tax sale
IN 1865, paying sS75 Tor the first and sl23 for the
second. The report OF The Commissioners giving the
awards stated was confirmed, and this Is q motion
to open this report and, as stated, also set aside the
the case is the putting OF late claim by Mrs.
Mary Curry, that she Is the owner OF the
whatever to the ownership OF them. The fve par
ties TO the acuon-Mr Callaghan, Mr.. Ktngsland,
G Mr. smith sIna the Mayor and commonalty Of the city
who, each In turn, made lengthy arguments, enforc-
Ing with oil the legal acumen and learning they
could respectively master, their respective claims
ana alleged right in the premises. 1t was urged
Mr.. Callaghan that the sales to Mr.. Ringsand and
Mr. Smith were irregular, that the latter gentleman
was not rlghtful lessee and that the report of the
Commissioners, after being iled IN the Commits
sioners oice had been altered the better to sustain
their claims. For Mr.. Kingsland and Mr.
Smith these allegations were denied. As re-
CARDS Tie remaining speeones, while the honor
OF the city was srenuously defended, II was insisted
on behalf OF Mrs, Curry that there had been gene
and reserved his decision
Decisions.
BOYD t al. Us. Singleton ct aL-Moticn granted
Rice u.s. Wilnserdtno et al-Motlon granted.
V0n Doren ps. Tdltnaaaa-Motion granted ana ref
rod
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
lOL AifeK pun tUOk Oub 20
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

dOVEHNIENTS STRONG.
The government market was feverish throughout
the day, its unsettled tone being very natural re-
suit OF the heavy fall OF '62's in London. The ad.
vance In gold gradually Offset this influence, how
ever, and not only checked any decline, but
rendered prices strong at the clsse when
the following street quotations were maae:--Uniled
States currency sizes, 11I6 ll19S; do, 1884, regis
tered, 1i3I 11S}S; do. do, coupon, 1874 u llsH;
do. fve-twentles registered, Nay ana November
10o2s 1925; do. do, 1862, COUPON do. lO725 o
los; do. do, 1864, do do, 107 107A; do. do
1865. do. do, lot 1913; do. DO, registered jan
uary and July. 1oe5S 10o1l; do. do, 1865, coupon
do, 1924 lO97S; do. do, 1867, do. do., 1o92t
1oo35; do. do, 1868, do. do, 1898 a lC9I; do.
ten-fortes, registered, 1061 1862; DO do, coupon
1904 1861.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM.
The uncertainties Of the future. with so compi-
Gated present in the financial situation, rendered
tho foreign bankers more cautious about drawing
bills, and accordingly, to provide against contin-
gencies, they advanced their rates. which closed as
foows:-Stsrllng, sixty days, commercial, 1os1
1885, good to prime bankers, 100 1893; short
sight, 1ooa ITO; Antwerp, 521,4 5.17Is; Switzer-
land, 5.17h 5.l3A; Hamburg, s556 a 3e1s; Amster-
dam, 4oss AZ Frankfort 4oss a Az; Bremen 7s15
a 70; Prussian thaers, II q 7lsl.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the tds for the city bank
snares:-New York, 1888: Manhattan, l5o; Mer.
chants, H. Mechanics, 137H; Union 1856; America,
1461a; City, 2lo; PheniX, LOG; Tradesmen's, 15l;
Fulton, 1907 Mechanics ana Traders, 1906 National,
1l6; Merchants Exchange, 1021a; Leather Manufac-
tnrers' 1856; Seventh Ward, 11o; State Of New York.
104; Commerce, 124; Broadway, 300 Ocean, 10; Mer-
camille, 1913; American Exchange Ill Chatham,
1893; Bank Of North America, 1867 Hanover 100;
Metropolitan, 100; Grocers', 1Is; East River, III;
Market, l25; Nassau, 100; Corn Exchange, l275S;
Continental e5; Importers and Traders, 1915 Park,
1877; Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; New York
National Exchange, 1oo Central National 104a;
Fourth National, 1O3; Ninth National, 1os Tenth
National, l27; ORIENTAL 165n; Gold Exchange Bank,
CO; Bankers and Brokers' Association 1o1.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
OaEn hon1S.--
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov. 49, 1870
Exchange unchanged Four-sprng EXTRAS quiet and
1rm Wheat advancing with active demand at ri O6H
~ GS s cash VI o54 aelsr December sor No sprins
with an active demand al 6c oaSS: aIs nfIm}
December for No q during The afternoon Hrm al S6c bid3
Oats arn, with fair demand and hgherl No. q 4oSc q
sNc anrng ne afternoon quiet and dEm 40 Rye firm
o ss beans, bsas, M% Mes. sS Sssk
sssr TX Ass1 sesEs e. s
Hour oo basheI. Yah wheat, A. goo bushels corn 29o0
5Mo bushels corn $4,000 bushels oats 5000 bushels barley
5000 hogs Freights quiet and almost nominal,
OswReo, N. T., Nov 49, 1870.
Flour IN good demand and market steady sales $500 81
w 20 for NO spring, $6 5 for amber winter 7 % foF
white, w double EXTRA Wheat 1rm saes $500 bushelt
choice white Canada at aud 1900 bushels mixed red
ISsao g. % Gsn n IN p ar so demand m sales 800 bshe.
Et0) bushels Western o. 55c Barley quiet and saes
Rye and nominal Corn meal, 81 rs for boed; 81 6s
for unboicd per cwti mfeed unchanged shorts, $ls a
p %sO :, shps,as SM Sas mIddlings SS9 $ss per TOM
on gainwheat &c., barley To- 10 New York lumber SO 81
81 to the Hudson. Railroad freiIhtsFour Boston.
G6c TO New York, bSc to Al any &c. Lake Imports
$4,000 bushels wheat 10 0U0 do barley and 63 900 feet Inn.
bcr Canal eyporH320C0 bushels wheat and 2iGO do corn
1900 do OATS 200 do barley an S2 900 feet lumber
Cotton irroguar cable news caused buycra I to yib
draw from market mdtings, l61c. sales 2s0n mel re-.
ceipts a6!7 ExpoisTo Great Britain 4s02 coaslwse.
i,5os; stock, 74,3so.
,,, NEy ORLEANS Nov. 49, 1870
Cotton In good demand, and prices have advance mid.
soai $40 ExportsTo Great Bl,ain 3gS1; coasiyise ~
stock, l0f, So '' Si'-
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A small "corner'' was developed In Boston, Hart.
ford and Erie to-daVsby the sudden closing Of the
transfer office In Boston. There have been two
transfer oficcs, one in Boston and one 10 New York.
Stocks registered In the former ONCE are not ia good
dellvery' in this city. To be such they must have
been discharged the books in Boston and entered
in the books at New York. Hence The sudden clos.
ing OF the books in Boston created demand for the
New York or Irregular" stock, which commanded
an eighth per cent more than STOCK deliverable on
sellers options.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The government sold O million OF gold to-day.
The bids filed were for total or only s299o 600, at
prices ranging from I116o l12.2l. The million was
awarded at 1921 a 112.C5.
At the annual election to-day for directors Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company vote Of 1873, ,o64
shares was cast for and elected the following
board:-Allan McLane, Francis Skiddy, Howard
Potter, William Dennistoun, James NJ. Brown, Jona-
than ThorHe, Abie a. Low, William IL. Webb, Sid.
ney Mason.
Money was easy at five to six per cent on stocks
and four to Ave per cent on governments.
THE WAR NEWS IN THE WEST.
The Chicago Tribune In Its money article OF yes.
tcrday in speaking OF the present crisis in Europe
and Of the prospect Of general war, says
The effect on our finances and on prices Of bread.
stuils and cotton, would probably present the same
| war now IN progress. At first the price ol
| bonds would decline ana the pflce OF
| gold would advance, as would also the price
OF breadstufis. Afterward, and while tho new
war was In progress, these tendencies would proba.
bly, be reversed unnl peace was declared whereupon
| tile calling home of the capital that had sought
| safety In night from the seat of war would cause
| another decline In bonds and another advance In
the price OF gold ana the demand for breadstuifs to
supply the waste OF war would make higher prices
| necessary.
| The money market 1t says,
Inc IN
The demand Is moderately active, but the banks are
| well supplied with funds Deposits still keep up,
ana as tne pork packers are not calling for much
/ money yet, business Is dull and money Is easy
! There was but little currency being moved In any
| direction to-day. Orders from the country were
| light and so were the receipts, Exchange was
rather scarce to-day, and sales were made be-
tween bahks at 6Oc per 81, 900 premium AT the
counter BANKERS se ct LILO PREMIUM and buy at 50c
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
UNITED STATES CaMsIsslaHERs' cOuaI.

Fur Merchants Arrestcd-A Bankruptcy Case.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Julius Sarner and Philip sarner were arraigned
to-day before Commissioner Shields, on charge OF
having obtained goods on credit, amounting to
t25oo, from Wilmerding, Hoguet Il CO.. the auction.
ers, with intent to defraud the latter
The arrest was made on the affldavit OF Mr..
Charles Saumer, member OF the firm, who deposed
yhat the defendants, who were fur merchants doing
business In this city, had obtained the goods within
three months before proceedings IN bankruptcy
were taken against them in the United States Dis
trict Court; that the statements they in rela
ton TO their liabilities at the time untrue ant
that they were pretending to carry business while
they were preparing for bankruptcy.
The accused were eacn held In So, 900 bail for ex.
animation.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
SUPERIOR coURT-GEHEnAL TERN.

ExchauEfng stock and Who Got Bitten.
Before Judges Barbour, Mcneil and Friedman.
John Broscn u.s. Cornelius n. Pawe.-The plaintin
brought this action to recover "a, 500 alleged dam
ages for salse representation and subsequent stock
transaction growing ont Of It. The defendant on
November i, 1865, published circulsr OF the "Den-
mis- Run and New York OIL Company" purporting to
describe the property and condition OF the company.
OF which he was president. The alleged false state
ment was about depot having been established on
lot leased for Ave years and believing which to DO
Union Consolidated Mining Company then worth
$4 SO per share, for equal number OF the Dennis
Run stock. IL turned out that no such lease had
been made. referee before whom the case was
sent found no fraud practiced by the defendant TO
induce the exchange Of the stsck by plaintiff ana
dismissed the complaint. This came mp OH an ap-
peal from this decision. The case was argued at
length ana decision reserved.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

ing In the mtter respect . direct contrast 90 the
general market at the Stock Exchange. The North
Carolinas were especially 1rm, the old bonds ad-
vancing to 4oH. The following were the nnal
street suotations:-Tennessec OK coupon, ooA .
6lA, do., new, 6ox a 6sx; Virginia ex coupon e6H
90; do, new, "a a 90; do. registered stock, old 50
soh; Georgia slxes so . 81; DO, sevens, 91 s2;
do. seyens, old, 90 %; North Carolina ex coupon,
l9A a 81; do. funding, 1885, 80 40; DO. do, 1865
25 20; do, new, 25k Q 26k do, special tax. 20 0
q; Missouri skies, ok o 90; do. Hannibal and SI
Joseph, ok . 90; Louisiana skies, II 73 do new,
o7 80; do. levee skies, T2 "a; do. do eights, %
o.; do. penltcntiary sevens, 75 78 do. railroad
eights, 81 80; Alabama fves, 10 u; do. eights,
Io2 l03; do railroad eights 90 100; South Caro-
lima skies, ss %; do. new, January aud July, TX
a 70; do. do., April and October, 69h 10; do'
registered stock, old, 10 IS; Arkansas skies, 02
90; do. sevens, SO 6S.
STOCKS IRREGULAR AND LOWER.
The stock market was very slow to respond to the
excitement and advance In gold, ana whiie tnc
movement Of the day was q declining one, prices
made stubborn resistance, the undertone Of the
market most Of the day being steady II not strong.
In fact, the weakness was not manifest until toward
the close Of business in the Long Room, when, ana
during the smaller attendance on the sidewalk, the
'bears' made their most vigorous assault ana car
ried prices to tho lowest Of the day. the average de'
cline being about three-eighths per cent except IN
two instances, where the decline was about
seven-eIghths per cent. The following were the
closing prices at the last session OF tho Stock
Exchange:-Canton Company, 65h a 70; Consoli-
dated Coal 27i Cumberland Iron, 40; Western Union,
4ass a 42Ai quicksilver, AZ 8; Mariposa, eA "a;
do. preferred. 1oh bid; Boston Water Power Is
ls1k; Adams Express, o7H 6s; WelsFargc Ex-
press, 8S1S o S4A; do. scrip. az 2X; American
Express 48X Al; United States Express, S4A 80
Pacific Mail, 4214 AK; New York Central, consoi
dated, o2sl o 92T, do, SCRIP SIX o s7A; Erie,
22x . 22H; Harlem, 1aaX 1876; Reading,
101x q 101T; Michigan Central, 1201 bid; Lake
Shore, e3,5 . 93h; Union Pacific, 24H 24A; ILL
noIs Central 1864 bid; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 1ot
o 1oeN; Chicago and Northwestern, so SoM; do
preferred. s9,s 90; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, soA bid; New Jersey Central, los
o 1o94; Rock Island. 113H o 1l3,s; Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 697s so; do. preferred, So36 s01s
Toledo, WABASH and western, 62H 62H
do. preferred, 70 bid; Fort wayne "a q 941S; chi
cago and Alton, 115 do. preferred, 1l5 11e; Ohio
and Mississippi 321s O 32AS; St. Louis and Iron
Mountain, AN; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern 10 bid; Morris and Essex, Ok 90; Boston,
Hartford and Erie, 4X a Az; Hannibal and ST
Joseph, 100 ITO; do. preferred 1l7yS; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central. 1S2l a 49,
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and low es
prices OF the leading stocks during The day.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
SUPREME C0UiT-clECulT-pAaT !.
sniI against Steamboat COmpnny-Ques.
ues as to the LinbiIity OF Carriern.

Before Judge Van Brunt
1''' ffussa AdaavGct1tyi7ag Company u.s. The Ne,c
No0St s'eo'aoodt CoD1pGnR.-The plaintiff In this
n0'oA ueAVefed to the defendant In July, 1885,
six boxes OF cutlery, valued at sa7l 10. TO he "a.
nvered to J. Russell CO.. az New York. The goods
came down cn the Steamboat Continental ana ar
nved here on the 4te Of July 1860 On the n,rht o,
s 1u aSc % Ia nr9so or 1 rather the morning of tho
the ere}ani any Uns on the wharf belonging 10
VIM si, a large amount OF otGer merchandise.
. rms rms aeuoA was prought to recover the valne or
thcfe Eosis on tue ground that the n,ain,ir So a
ne5s9nI ia not taxing proper care OF the raods "n5
~ mol 9roPieing means Tor the exlinguishment ~
Iie Cl the SharL Vi
gne defen.sat claimed that the pla,nt,r snou,d
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
SUPREME CQuaT-eeaEGil IE9M.
Verdict Against the Hudson River Railr.

Verdict Against the Hudson River Railroad.
Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
Henrietta cong, Administrator Respondent ps.
The Hudson Rfuer Railroad Cornpany.--On Septem.
her is, 1883, Jacob Cong. the PLAINTIFFS husband
while driving yoke Of cattle drawing a load OF
brick across the Hudson River Railroad, was run
into by passing train and killed. The defence was
that the deceased knew OF the regular passing OF the
lTain ana that the engineer blew the alarm Whistle
smut on steam, applied the patent brakes and stop.
ped the train as soon as possible after seeing the
Cattle approach the track. In the lower court a
verdict for 81, 500 was given for the plantil After
hearing the argument the Court a11rmed this de-
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
SUPERIOR CovRr-TAAL TEaM-psaT l.
An Old War Transaction.
Before Judge McCunn.

Before JudBe MCVUHu.
Mccartney as. Murray ct aL-This was an action
to recover $4,000, the alleged value OF cargo OF
,ce shipped during the war by the plainti6 TO
Charleston s. c., through the defendants, acting as
his agents 1t was claimed that the vessel was over,
Loaded and in consequence cegd not cross the bar ut
Charleston and Sc In returning the Ice melted away
and was lost. The plaintiff claimed that he limited
the defendant to tonnage and draft, and these
instructions were exceeded Considerable testimony
was taken, and arEer the close OF the evidence o
motion was made to dismiss the complaint, on the
ground of lack OF evidence to sustain It. The Judge
granted the motion and SO ordered.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
CcMNERCIAJ ReuORT.
WKpNrspAx. Nor. ),

WEDNESDAY, Nov. S-6PN.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio quiet but prIcss ~ an
grades were steady and arm at quotations. In coes
OF the small stock Other kinds also quiet bu,
without alteration In value. About 2500 mats Java were
sold private We quote -RioOrdnsry csrSoas.
tNc. l5c. fair de-, l6hc l5Sc. good do i0Ic =
leEc; prime oo. Hkc. l73c. extremes for ioS ij<c-
lSc:; Java, goyernment bags. zoe. . 22c. de- srss7
%sts a sOH "a. Ss snsSpors sia,, mats sc lSo cvon
lsc J1maisa r Mc; lSc.i & ;. &Denlnsc gold bonG So
lse ns Mexican, lSo lsc. savanila, i5lSc lscma
CorToN-The market for this staple opened fairly .c.,v.
and nrrn at an advance Of 80 & but snbseanenv bc.
came heavy and the Improvement lost Al he coss
market was quiet the demand classes Of buyers
Is,,on for export 7@ & for sP'nninK. ais on spscs.
the above J.. sales are 1850 bais. 70 arrive.
There was heavy business transacted future
but at & &% &% Sysr psiss. the msrks. closing weak Il
(basis low middng for November, At l6c IL 8c cioss
Ing at about lsc foo do for December c SS DO.
do At ltc 20o do dor at 10 9l6c 300 do a. fSs6o
dol for January "a ss lsse 80 90 do aO6 DO.
:, lSs:c soS d. for February a do for Msrch
Isc lSS LsSS s9o De- 20. DscsmSsr allO siSc iSa.
Mobile. on private terms. We quote-
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

DIVORCES III MASSACHUSETTS AND Sorrrg CARO-.
HNA,-Ihe supreme Ceurt of MaAachusetts has
l,5gO divorce cases on It's .c3ket. We are ms told
now many more there would be did not one or boih
OF the parties 20 TO Indiana or Chicago 10 he ra
heved or their connublal nfehcities. Up TO the Into
war or gsections thefe had never been n dIyorce
OF that state almost come up to Massachusetts m ina
number or - nr applications 10 be relieved of ina
matrimonial yoke Bad practices are more catching
man g00d ones, which may account for tho prcnt
spread OF the divorce epidemic. Massachusetts ugt
now sassls 10 NC pretty deeply afflicted Win the
~1gupla.ns
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

FK1IdH1B-The market rather more active and rated
were STRONGER especially for grain the sieame
The charerng business was less active though fair inquiry
prevailed Tor petroleum vessels, which were held
With nrmness at former rates There was sous
demand demand for grain vessels, but at rates cons
msn,s % s were tie LivsIpool $4,000 bushels wheat
aud per steamer l2s bales cotton At "a. gl6d S0Od
bushels wheat At and 800 do do at lod TO Londons
sSa and Per Fer steamer i5ooo bushels do; Iaan
900 bbs petroleum st U.s.; vessel from Chareston 10
Jamaica with 10000 feet lumber at $40 and back
ISCo bbls refined petroleum and naPbtha st ship d
petroleum steamer. S6O tons To Liverpool with cotton apS
rain and brig 10 arrive from Boston Gibraltar Tor
orders with 900D cases petroleum., private terms
FLOUR AND GRAINReceips q $50 bbls. folr 2a4 bara
al l49,495 bushels wheat "a 3s corn t 3s6 do
40 9s do. barley 800 do peas 5000 do. malt fnS
-four market ruled rmer, but prices essentially
changed The sales about 0D0 bbs Southern nour
was quiet but unc5angsd sales 500 bbln Rye flour
Corn meal dull and prces nominal onota.- -
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
Ga11lLYR C1u3T cALEa3A7S.

SUPREME CouRr-CrRcuIT.-Nos SO. 81, "a, rs, II,
So H. &c. 20, s5.l3. A. 40, G6 90, f3 O. 20, So. 8e
1oj, 40 H. s. 1o7 12i, 127 1885, 146, 147 l6 a. 1853,
1o5 1913, 225 226, 227 22s. 223 23o to 2iA inclusive.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

nave called for the goods tho Atm July and mat
they were not bound to give notice OF their arrival,
ana were therefore nos negligent Case still On
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Nov. 10, 1870.
The fos,owing Is The Court OF Appeals day calendar
for Noycm,er l7:-Nos. 90, CO. 30, o. so 80, 4o4 ~
"a, agjs
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
four and half per cent for carrying to nat for bor-
rowing. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
W ere as follows:--
Geld cleared. s72 467 900
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,lg1,T63
OuiItACy HulanCs3. l6lS,ool
TIE Cnna for Liverpool took ont 5000 600 In spacle
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

The South Side Railroad Buralary-An Al
legged Notorious River Thief Charged with
the Crime-The Jnry Discharged ut Eleven
O'Clock Last Night.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
THE COUR rs.

Ths JAY Cooke saven-Thirty Notes suit-Ar-
rest Of Fur Merohants-A Tax Sale Litiga-
ton-verdict Against the Hudson River
Rsilread, The Liability Of Common
Carriers An Old War Transac-
tion-Trial Of Burglar
A Jury Admonished by
Judge Bedford.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
RE Al EST TIE.
Great Sale Of Property at Wash
ington Heights.
A Large Attendance and Fair Prices-City
Property Under the Hammer-The
Features To-Day

The sale of portion OF tho Dyskman estate. at
Washington Heights yesterday, attracted very
large attendance at the Exchange, composed, TO
very great extent OF the "hcavy MEM familiar Z
our citizens as largely Interested III real estate opera
tione
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

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