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Omcsrs Of City Of Eil.wersh elected By Guy
Council.

Omcsrs Of City Of Eil.wersh elected By Guy
Council.
assessors Of 7aLes-Monroe Young.
Isaac Y. Murch, and Emerson Robbins.
Orerseers OF the Poor-Erastus Redman.
Isaac Y. Murch. and A. w. Cushman.
s. S. Committee-John b. Redman, Rev
Sewali Tenney, and Rev. VIM. II. Savary
Chief Engineer Of Fire Depdrtment-Sul.
livan d. wiggin.
assistant Engineers Of Fire Department.
c. II. JOY. and S. p. S;ockbridge.
City Soiicitor-John b. Redman.
Collector Of Tdres-Wm. o. Mcdonald.
City Tredsnrer-wm. o. Mcdonald.
Street Commissioyer-Jesse Dutton.
City Cierk-wm. o. Mcdonald.
Sedler Of Weights aud Neasures-J. r.
Osgood
City Weighers-Augustu f.. Moor, Benz
Lord. and John NJ. Hale. Jr.
Pound Keeper at Large-Geo. W. New
begin.
Fence Ve'cers-Carlton McGown. Hor-
ace Davis. c. b. Lord, Philander Austin.
and Nathan Walker.
Constables at Ldrge-J. Il. Jordan. jas.
A. McGown. Ezra Reed. Chas. Bonzey.
Jr.. J. F. Whitcomb, Joseph d. Patten.
George Hamilton, Geo. W. Newbegin.
Joseph T. Jordan, and Ii. b. Jordan.
SHp't Of City LiJrdry-Miss Addie True
Board Of Health-Alexander Fulton, o.
NJ. Drake, Monroe Young, Erastus Red
man, and Chas. ID. Mcdonald.
City PysiciaR-Dr. Geo. Parcher.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
On FYndnce-Alderman Redman and
Concilmen &. A. Dyer, and I. l.. Brown.
On accounts and Cldims-Alderman
Murch and Councilmen Charles ID. Nc.
Donald. and J. II. Hopkins.
On City Propery-Aldcrman James and
Councilmen A. +. Jellison, and A. c. Holt.
On By Lars and Police Regul1tions-
Alderman Cushman and Councilmen 6. A.
Dyer and A. NJ. Fox.
On Public SchooLs-Allerman Redman
and Councilmen Ruel Higgins and Chas.
D. Mcdonald.
On Streets and High,coys - Alderman
Hartshorn and Councilmen Jos. I. smith
and Frank Holmes.
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Cush-
man and Councilmen 4. p. Goodell and
Stephen Monaghan.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
Thursday being Fast Day. we are re-
que>ted 10 say that the Post-office will be
open from o'clock TO 10 A. NJ. aud from
to : P. NJ. only.
Judge Danforth has appointed l.. A.
Emery. Esq, Commissioner to take Bail
under the recent Act of the Legislature.
Union religious services will be held
Fast Day at the Congregational Meeting
House. forenoon and evening.
The Spring term of the Ellsworth High
School commenced on Monday last. Num-
Der Of scholars, 40.
A Petition to the City Council is in
circulation. asking for an appropriation to
survey the Railroad from this city to East
Maehias
g Mr.. \. h Sawyer, formerly editor of
Ge Ellsworth American, has purchased q
residence at cksonville.-l argus.
We have been informed that Rev. VIM
H. sayary, pastor of the Unitarian Church
IN this City. has received an invitation to
accept the pastorate of Christ's Church at
Augusta, and has the same under advise.
ment.
The Easter decorations at the Unitari-
all Church last Sunday were very tasteful
covering the entire front of the pulpit. The
ladies robbed many housewives conser
Vatory OF blooming lilies and rare plants.
AT the present Term of the S. J. Court
Ellsworth citizens have been overwhelm
ingly indicted; the Grand Jury having
found serenty-eight bills for violation of tn.
liquor laws and all against Ellsworth par
ties. A single dealer is called on to an
swer to eleren indictments. Our MILNE,
are consequently apprehensive OF drouth
We saw an egg yesterday, from a her
OF the Black Spanish variety belonging t,
Mrs. H. b. Jordan Of this city tip the bal
lances at five ounces. Four eggs to tn
pound. We are informed that this hel
makes speciality of large eggs. and in
dulges in two or three per week as lary
AS this.
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MARINE LIST.


0emogan1n.
Brig Clarabella (of Gouldsboro,) Tr>csy, 1t
York from Messina, reports, MarchS, lat 80
Os, Ion - ~, John Meyers, second mate, . Ms
In mainsail, was Knocked oves6oGri and
drowned.
GLOucEsTER. les, April II. !
Once Of Cape Ann Advertiser.
LOST OvERBOARD-6ch TraGihaexaHds,
Osier. OF Gloucester, which arrived Friday
Of her crew-Leverett Leland and Charles O.
Dale, who LEFT the vessel on the 27th ult, to
visit their travis. and . thick, fbg setting In,
they were unable to regain the vessel, snd
were probably lost. Leland was about 81 years
OF age. and belonged In Ellsworth. Ne. Dale
birth. but has resided In Gloucester OF late
years. They were both unmarried. -TCape
Ann ADVERTISER.
Sch W Fish from Delfhse Ne. arrived at
Charleston 9th inst, U1th saes split &C., hav-
ing experienced heavy weather,
SCHOONER AsH0RE.-Rockland, April l4th.
During the gale Saturday nighk schooner Geo.
3 psen1 Biekiord. e rlSymcetown, from
harbor, dragged and foeDDd her anchor and
went ashore on Lowell's Point where she now
lies against the breast-Wofk south of Wilson,
wharf. Her stern and keel are badly sprung.
shd she Is partly fuli Of water.
Dsmsstic Psrss.
CMAIs-Ar 9Th. brig Annie ID Torrey, Has
kell. New York.
EAsTORT-Ar 9th, Brig IManzaniIla, Ben
son, Boston.
- poRrLANp.Ar 9Th, sch Express. Lat,y,
fremont for Newport.
Ar 9Th. sch Onwa ard, A-ey, Bucksport for
Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Olive Haywood. Hutchins,
Boston for Bucksport; Rozello, StaYkey, Gran
berry Isles; Henry Clay, Nutter, Machias for
Boston.
BosroN-Ar 18th. schs Della Kinds. Wells.
Calais; c $ Dyer. Foss. Hancock; Lone Star
Thompson, Lamoine.
Ar 18th, sch Capital. Brown, Mt. Desert.
SALEM-Ar 18th, sch EXPIRES, Lstty, Calais
for Newport.
VINEYARD HAvAN-Ar 18th, sch Tangent.
Newman, Elizabethport for Salem.
PRovrDENCE-Cld 9th, sch Brave, Foss,
Wilmington. n C..
AZ 18th. sch Union. Sawyer, Calais.
=, WlckfoRr-Ar 18th. sch Northern Light,
Harper. Calais.
NEW YoRK-Ar 9th. Silver Heels, Newman.
Ninalha,en; W L Barnes, Gott. Frankfort,
Ne.
Cid 10th. Barque Caro-. Beals. Maianzss
Orig Annie Gardner, Hatch. Kingston. Jam.
PHILApELrHN-Cld eth. sch Marcellus,
sherman. Bucksport.
WnMINGToN. y Car eth, sch Eastern
Belle. Parker, Boston
sAVANNAH-Ar llth, Clara Sawyer, Brsns-
comb, Belfast, Nc.
JACksonviIL-Ar 4th. Sch Alice II. Gard
ner, Turner, New York.
Foreign Ports,
CARDENAs-Ar 2s,h ult., sch Abby WATSON,
Was.On, Apalachicola.
sAGuA-Ar . ult., brig l. NJ Merritt, Harri-
man. NY.
DUSDEE-Ar 10Th Vim, McCilycry Nirh-
ols. from Calcutta.
Passed the Rock Gibraltcr I'D. brig Julia r
Haskell, from Messina for New York or Ro--
ton.
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DIE ID.

Obituary notices, beyond he DATE, Name and
Age must be pad for.
Buck.port-llth inst. Mary b.. daughter Of
Ambrose and Sarah A. White. agcdG years and
months.
On last Tuesday. April l-i. occurred the
desih of one of the oldest and best known cit
izen, Of stoncham. Mr.. Robert Gerry, at the
great age OF nearly ninety years. Mr.. Gerry
was a man OF ability and moral worth. aud
particularly distinguished for hi. broad liberal
views and nj. bold independence, in thought
and action. His profession wa, that of prac-
teal surveyor. though he had followed school
teaching for a considerable part of his life,
having had charge OF one single school for
twenty -four years. Mr.. Gerry was not = ..re-
ligious man, 10 the common. acceptaiion OF
the term. He believed that men werv Ia be
Judged by their actions rather than profc- ions
and while he made no claim 10 any superior
worth. the uprightness Of his daily walk and
conversation constituted him a living exam
pie 10 many who talked louder to gain, while
they did less to merit the worlds esteem, lie
dcspised religious scc,arian distinctions, con-
sidering them to H. the cause OF much, If not
The greater part of the strife and enmity in the
world. Having little sympathy for the sects
the seets had still les for him, and some of
their ",tralisst" members were disposed 10 ig-
more all his claims and right. To b. considered
alDemtcr Of society in good and regular stand
ing. his upright. kindly heart and charitable
deeds being considered of absolutely no ac-
count n weighed against his religious skepii-
ci,m. But this judgment was confined 10 u
very few. He enjoyed the esteem Of his AZ
quaintances in An eminent degree. though he
neither sought nor cared 20 win the worlds alp
plausc. provided he had the approval OF lis
own conscience. Those who Knew him best
esteemed him. and none can be found unwilling
10 concede the integrity and moral uprightnes,
Of his character Viewing him from his owa
standard of judgement, by rs acts rather than
his creed, few have lived more complete and
well rounded life. COM.
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Sold at wholesale by
W. F. PHILLIPS 4 CO., Portland.
At retail by
s. y. WIGGIN 4 CO., Ellsworth.
PREPARED BY
DIR. H. 5. FLINT g. co,
At their great Medical Depot 1876 Il 1877 Broad.st.
6mOs.u street, Providence. RI.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

" II Z X Z 8 TERESA N. WAKELY OF
W Bueksport, in the County of Hancock ana
State of Maine, on the second day Of Septemb
A. d. 1853, by her deed OF mortgage Of that date,
by her subscribed, in which Thomas Wakely, her
husband, released his Dover; recorded IN Han.
cock Registry Of Deeds, Vol ia5, Page lss; con.
veyed to me, the undersigned, q certain lot or
parcel OF land, situated in said Buck sport, and
bounded as follows, to wit
Beginning at the south east corner on the coun.
~ road leading 70 Bangor. by land formerly Of
Arthur McGlothlin; thence, moth IS deg, west.
four rods. one foot. eight inches; thence, paral
lei with the county road, three rods and twenty
links, to about the centre Of large stone marked
With red chalk thence, north 65 deg. east, four
rods one foot and eight inches, to . stake and
stone at the road; thence by said road southerly
four rods 70 the place of beginning, being the
Wakely by deed bearing even date with This mort
gage.
And whereas, the conditions of said mortgage
deed having been broken,I the under signed here
BY CLAIM to foreclose the same and give this no
tics accordingly.
JOSEPH p. AMES.
Bucksport, April 4, 1878. 3wl5
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Business Notices.

CoUGH-woRN VICTIMS whose lungs are torn
with paroxysms that threaten to choke you /. all
that you have TO do is to take Hsle's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar A rapid cure is certain.
Crittentou's, 10Th Avenue. sold by all rug
gists.
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ssrry.
SUDDEN DEATn.-On Saturday morning
last, Mrs. Herrick was found dead in her
bed. She had been called 70 her break fast
As usual by one of the family, and not ap-
peating an attendant went to her room and
found her, as she supposed asleep, but on
closer examination discovered that life was
extinct. Mrs. Ii. had long been a resident
Of Snrry and was an estimable lady. Her
age was - years.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.

BANGOR, April, to.
The ice in the kennebec went out yester-
day and to-day will be clear from Augusta
to the mouth. The steamer City of Rich
mond arrived at Hampden at half past II
O'Clock yesterday forenoon and will sail
al , 80 o'clock this morning for Portland.
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Wednesday, April l6.
ON TRIAL-lsT JURY.
Evelyn Maynell & al. v Inhab'ts. of Sulli-
van. This isan action against the town of
Sullivan to recover damages for injuries
received BY the PHI. in being thrown from
a carriage Through defect in q bridge in
said town.
VIM. Freeaaan, -Jr. wiswell
for Pima. for Defts.
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1NMEDIATELY.-lf every family knew the
value of Miss sawyer's Save they would imme-
diately purchase a box and never be without it,
II your Druggist Is out Of this Salve and neglect.
10 keep supplied, send seventy five cents a. III.
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. I5tf
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WIN. CALDWELL. Treasurer.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men snd wo
men. we give employment thst pays from q to
% per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city, town and village. Send
J. Latham 4 Co.. "a Washington St. Boston.
Mass. u61.
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A Protest.
To the assessors Of the City Of Ells,costh aad
the eitizeas generally.
We the undersigned residents of the city
OF Ellsworth, believing in the declarations
of our Forefathers, that Governments
derive their just powers from the consent
of the governed, and that Taxation with.
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Fet'y 20, 1873.

TliE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public to all
L concerned. That he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Adj
ministrator Of the estate OF
OBED HINCkLEY late of Bluehill.
IN the County of Hancock, Ycoman, deceased, by
giving bond as the law Directs he therefor re-
quests all persons who are indebted to said de-
ceased's estate t. make immediate payment and
thosewho have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor payment. LEMUEI. Z. HI>CKLEY
February 20, 1878. 3wl5s
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STAGNATION in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths Of the diseases 'shesh IL heir to-
This, however, IL obviated, WITHOUT DKBu.r.
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. 06l,
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Tile SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public office
10 all concerned, that he has been duly ap.
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Executor OF the last Will and Te -tainent of
TIMOTHY MCDONALD, late of Bucks port,
In .:he County OF Hancock, yeoman, deceased, by
kiving bond as the law Directs he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased's estate, TO make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon TO ex-
hibit the same for payment.
ALFRED MCDONALD.
Fet'y 20. 1873 3wl6s
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Nj \ X X l + ID.

Pcnobscot-ath inst. by Pclcg G.. staples.
Esq, Mr.. George ". Haynes and Miss Hose
A. Perkins. both of Penobscot.
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Ca.torin 1. more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. II is the only safe article in ex silence
which is certain TO assmilate the food, regulate
the bowels cure wind-colic and produce natur-
al sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or alcohol, and is pleasant TO take.
Children need no, cry and mothers may rest.
l5wJ
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PRESIDENT GRANT lila Washington
dispatch New York, 18th, reports Presi-
dent Grant as having a severe attack of
illness during the night, but is better this
morning.
The Essex Eagle says 1T is common TO
hear 1t stated that Ben. Butler is TO be the
next Governor OF Massachusetts. This Is
all bosh. We should as soon expect the
people TO repose calmly on 4 healthy bed
of nettles rs TO repose confidence in Gen.
Salary Grab Butler of the Credit Mobiller
Congress.
PEEsoNAL.-'.Toby Candor" writes tn e
Boston Journal Prof. Hamln of Colby
University. has been invited to succeed
Prof. Bracket OF Bowdoin College, who
goes TO Princeton College next fall, in
which institution he has accepted the Chair
OF Henry Professor ship OF Physics. Prof.
Hamlin has the invitation under considera-
tipD
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself, the trust of an
Administrator with the will annexed of the Is.
tate of JAMES LITTLE, late of Bucksport,
in the County of Hancock, yeoman,
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the same for payment.
JOSEPH T. LITTLE.
January 10th, 1873. 3wI5s
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out representation is Tyranny. beg leave
to protest against being taxed for the
support of Laws that we have no voice in
making. BY taxing us you class us with
Aliens and Minors, the only males who are
taxed and not allowed to vote, you make
us the political interiors Of the most
ignorant Foreigners, Negroes. and Of men
who have not intellect enough to learn to
write their names. or to read the vote
given them. Our property is at the dis
posal Of men who have not the ability to
accumulate dollars woi tn of property.
and pay only a poll Tax. They vote our
property for appropriations and we have
no redress. We therefore protest against
the injustice of being taxed until we are
allowed the rights and privileges of citi-
Zens
Ann F. Greedy, A. ID. Hight.
Sarah Jarvis, NJ. J. Brooks,
c. b. Grant, c. W. Jarvis.
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Mrs. Maria b. Tan has been appointed
Post-mistress of the office at West Goulds-
bcro. Mrs. I. is the widow of the former
Postmaster. Mr.. Ephraim Taft.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] to all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust of
an Administrator of the Estate of
FRANK Ii. sELLARS late of Penobscot
in the county of Hancock, deceased by
giving bond as the law directs he therefore, re.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
JAMES SELLERS.
Penobscot, Feby, goth, 1878. 3wl5'
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state. of Maine.

TREAsURERs' OFFICE,
Augusta, Apr. I, 1873 I
Upon the following townships tracts of land
hereinafter described the following assessments
for state tax of 1873 were made by the Legisla-
ture on the twenty-seventh day of February,
1878.
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SCISSORS affirming, and the PHI. deny ing.
The verdict was for PHI. 1894
Wiswell for PIN. Hale 4 Emery.
for Den.
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On Thursday of last week John H.
Thomas of Eden, saw four eagles a short
distance from his house, and approaching
them he perceived 4 large white-headed
one which appeared to be lame. On going
to him he found that trap was on the toe
of one foot He was, after a smart fight,
captured and found to measure from tip TO
tip Of his wings seven feet and one inch,
was quite poor and from appearance had
been in the trap a long time. The trap
featured or owned by "Hotchkiss Il Sons,
y. \. No. ,. Query-Did the eagle bring
the trap from New York;
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To W. II. Rlsbury. Trial Justice in and
for the County Of Hancock.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUESTED by the un.
/ dersigned Propretors Of Franklin street
Meeting House in Bucksport Village to call q
meeting of the "Pr0priet0rs of Franklin Street
Meeting House" to be held in the vestry of said
Meeting House on the % dav OF May 1873, at n
O'Clock p. NJ.
l. To choose a Moderator.
II. To choose Clerk.
Ill. To revive the corporation Of "ProprietOrs
of Franklin Street Meeting House" by
choice Of all necessary officers.
~. Te determine the mode Of calling future
meetings and to adopt BY Laws.
J. G. SLOWER,
G. W. HERBERT,
March 3Ist, 1873. JOHN BUCK.
HANCOCK, $50 jas. G. Slower q subscriber
70 the foregoing petitiOn-yOu are hereby requr-
ed to notify, as the law requires, the ProprietOrs
OF the Franklin Street Meeting House 70 meet At
the time and place and for the purposes specified
in the foregoing pc titOn and to make due return
Of this warrant with your dOings thereon.
Given under my hand and seal at
s, BucesPort this second day OF April
W. h. PILsBURY.
~ Trial Justice.
To the Rropriet0rs Of Franklin Street Meet
ing House.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO meet IN the
i vestry Of the Franklin Street Meeting House
in Bucksport 1t the time and for the psrposss
named N the foregoing warrant 70 me direct ID.
Dated as Bucksport, Apsn q, 1s7S. sr~,vrp
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B. K. BLISS & SON
- Park Place, iwii New York.
12,OOO,OOO ACRES.
Cheap Farms !
The cheapest land in market for sale by the
Soldiers entitled to a homes tead Of
I60 acres

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Free Homes tor all Millions of acres OF choice
Government land open for entry under the home
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markets and all the conveniences of old settled
country. Free passes to purchasers OF railroad
land. sectional maps showing the land, also a
new edition OF descriptive pamphlet with new
maps mailed free everywhere. Address,
.. Z. DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. T. X. r.
Awli Omaha, Neb.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly.
APRIL II. 1873.
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. in Medicines.
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hatte, mar ibneit i'm SDhe geblieben. Ser
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uno bate f4anerlihe @rnppeit arrangirt.
er, Der iinerbittlide GesifIeur, benz Vile
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Gin franS65iider srfanteriit bate ben
t6otltd1et ShnB geraoe in beus Muaert-
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