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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
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DEMAINING IN THE PosToYPiCs AT
N Gold lin. Storey county. Nevada. Ocio
b~r IL. 1870. " not called f0r within one
month they win be sent TO the Dead Letter
Once at WOhinRtou, ID, O.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
MARRIED.

MONTGOMERY CUMMINGS : In silver CITY.
Octobsr II. by the Rev. ". X. Jenvsy, W. N.
Montgomery 10 n. Cummings.
NORTUN- KLLIOT-At the residence OF the
brides PARENTS. near Woodbridge, California.
Octobsr Q, Lieutssant Cha.lss Norton. Of
Camp hcDsrmit, Nevada. TO Mis- Addis
kiliot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
GENERAL NOTES.

THs three eaptors Of Major Andre
have all nov been honorsd with monu-
msnts. A marble esnotaPh covers John
spauliins's grave in q ehurchyard n,
Ps.kskill. q plain monument OF marble
covers Isaac Van wort's grave at Green
burgh. and = costly monument above
the grave Of David Williams ut Scho-
harie, Was unveiled At that place on
Saturday last. Near the grave Of vii.
liams is the old fort, still perfect. con.
structed in i75a. and taken by the
Indians during the revolution.
TIE number Of vessels belonging TO
or bound to or from ports in the United
States reported totally lost and missing.
during the month Of September. Is 30,
Of which % were wrecked. 4 abandoned,
3 sunk BY collision. 3 foundsrsd and
I missing. Their total value. exclusive
Of earsoes, 10 estimated al s775.000.
Tas San Francisco lila saYs: There
are mere than forty millions Of people
in the United States. and OF this vast
population. probably not ons in .
thousand knows that the 500. 900 Of
Mr.. Tildsn's unrsturnsd income was
expended in picked peaches for the suf-
fsrine poor.
Tnr New York 7Sis.ms says "a
reunion 10 proposed in Philadelphia. a.
close to the ''d's OF Stat. days. Of all
the Governor OF s,aiss and Territories.
70 take place . week after election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF
WAsHoE COUNTY.
A. n. PERKINS

DEsPRcTPULLy ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
~ ~ Independent Candidate Tor the once OF
County Asscssor Of washce County. regardless
Of politics or party eiIques. He submits his
claims and qualifications 10 the consideration
OF his fellow citizens at the eoming sieetiou.
arfItAs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
L o 8 7 |!

~ THE sfooND or SEPTEMBER, A
~ PAIR OF sHAwLPiNs. Joined together
With q small chain, were Lost between the
Union Scales. Gold Hill. and Virginia CITY.
Any . having found The ssms vtn receive Q
Livery Stable. 0old Hill. oc7Q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

A. specimens. read the following:
Choice Caiicoes, 10 yards for..............H co
. yards nne Shirtlng for .........".......ff 90
Bieaehed shssting. az yards wide. for % cents
per yard.
And all other good. a. prOpor,iOua,sly low ds
urcs.
, 1876-09-16
First Singing Of the Z" Mar
seiainise."

What marvellous power that strange
chant has exercised in France luring the
greater part of q century, What vii
vicssitudes have accompanied its dccla.
nation hy men and women who have
used it alike as patriotic and rcvou-
ti0nary call to arms Rougct le LTslr
was himself but n commonplace young
mana poctical lieutenant in the army
OF Strasburg-bnt for once he mounted
tn pinnacle Of genius without kowing
it: for the" Marscillnisc" was simply Il
chont de GtaIle, and never intended to
bca revolutionary song. Dietrich, who
was mayor of Strasburg in 1892, asked
the young soldier to compose new
marching song tor yolunt' er company
going on foreign service. He finished
the composition in one night, anil the
next morning was heard to rche rse it
before the mayor and some Of the nristts
of the theatre. at midday IT was surg In
the market place, and so great was its
effect that 800 recruits joined the COO
who were ready to goopt. That chant
was to have history unprecedented by
any battle song in the world--to survive
its author, and to take new meaning and
u new name. 1ougct de LIslc, himself
prescribed as royalist, heard it in the
Swiss mountains as u menace OF death,
and recognizing the well.known sound
asked his guide what il was called 1t
had thcn been named the " Marseill; Sc
Hymn and was so called till hymns
went ont of fashion, and then it still re-
taincd the name of Marseillaisr'
Whether 1t has played out its part in tn.
history of France it would be rash To
endeayOr to determine e--.Londoh and Pro
ciaeiat Illustrated Nerpaper.
, 1876-09-16

REMARKABLE SELF.SAcRIFIcE.- This
(says the Boston Giobt) is true story.
The happy circumstances occurred on
last Sunday evening. He escorted her
to and from church, and upon arriving
at her home their discussion Of the ser
mon and the extreme heat suggested al
invitation, readily accepted by Charles,
that they step isto she house and par
take Of a cooling glass of lemonade.
She led him TO the dining room, and
there found naughty brother Ben about
to squeeze the last lemon in the house
for his own individual benefit Calling
him aside she induced Ben, by means oi
sundry threats and promises, to dsssrct
that lemon and make Charlie and herself
n glass. A self-sacrificing thought
struck her "No, Ben" said she, put
the juice Of the whole lemon into Char
lies glass and bring me a glass OF water.
Ilc WOH HOIICC N,-tilCIC iV iiSht ih
the parlorr' Ben was making one good,
strong lemonade, as directed, when
Charlie quietly slipped out and re
marked; I say, Ben put the juice Of
your entire lemon in your sisters glass
and bring me some ice water there is
no light in the parlor, and she won't
notice it," BeD's forte is in oheying
orders. With a merry twinkle in his
eye be drank the lemonade, then carried
them each glass of water, which they
drank with much apparent relish, asking
each other between sips E" if it was sweet
enough!" And naughty brother Ben,
with the taste of that lemonade in his
mouth, stood out in the hall and laughed
till his sides ached, to hear them assure
each other that it was "just right " $50
palatabc and so refreshing" !"
, 1876-09-16

ferring to the kite under his arm. The
printing press behind him recalls his
early career Washington holds in one
hand his sword and in the other the
Constitution Back OF him is Bible
cmblematic OF religious freedom. -Phiia
dstpha Cor. Chicag0 Inter 0ceda.
, 1876-09-16

CURE FOR SMALLPOX-Onc Of the
most noted schools Of med icine Of Paris,
Fnnce, many years ago issued prescrip'
tion us n panacea for smallpox and scar
let fever 1t was thoroughly tested al
the time, and in every instance reported
its efficacy was proven. It is simple and
harmless, and is certainIy deserving of a
trial. The prescription is as follows
Sulyhate OF zinc, grain foxglovc (dig-
italis). grmn; sugar, half a teaspooniul'
mix with two table spoonlulls Of water
add four ounces OF water. Dose ter an
adult one spoonful every holr. For
children teh dose should be reduced IL
proportion to thc age.
, 1876-09-16

these Instruments are taking part In
one for instance, we see seven harps,
two double pipes, drum and the above
mentioned asor.-Nc1 Quarterly Kagl.
zine.
, 1876-09-16

teach and ennoble the race,
Shall march at the front Of the column, each
one in his God given place,
As they pass through the gates Of The City
with proud and victorious tread,
The editor, printer, aud devil" will travel
not far from the head,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
BY Selle q Malochee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN A. FRYER
Second District Court for tho Parish Of OrleaaD.-
No. % $685.

DY sRLLE Il MALOCHER-ARMAEp
ID Selle, AuctiOneer-O1fce No. 50 Royal street.
SATURDAY. d. cember ., 1876 at twelve Oclook
n ct the MeTcta tt and Aucti0neer1 ExchsaeD.
Royal ct eet, between Customhouse and CA1sX
streets, will be sold at public auction by virtue g
an order from the Hon. 4. L. Tissot. judge Of D.
Second DISTRICT Court for the parish Of Orleeaa
dated October 81. 1876. the following descaibe6
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in tho Third
District Of this city. in the squa bounded BY Ne
r-au, Poland Ceeacalv0 and lesseps streets, deeg-
naied BY the letter. A. B. c. D. b, p, g. h and ], N
ures rs 'eet inches lines 'front.' ON Lesseps street,
BY lis feet in depth and front ON Moreau street.
Lot measured rs feet inches lines front On
Lesseps street by lis feet in depth between equal
and pa lines; together with the buildings aE1
improvements thereon. Lot measures "a foet
lnchea lnes front on Morssu street. by l5S feot
inch 3 lines in depth, between equal and parsalsa
lines; together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. Lot D measuies 80 fett 1ne0
llnes front Poland street, by lis feet IN depth
between equal and parallel lines; together WITH
the buildings and improvements thereon, NOS y
measures IS feet l inch lines front on Poland
street, by lis feet in depth, between equal and
pal allrl lines; together with the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon Lots r, and Il measure
each IS Tee / inch lines front on Poland street,
by lis feet in depth, between equal and psrallel
lines. Lot measures IS feet inch lines Trent
on Poland street, by lis feet In depth, between
equal aud parallel lines; together with the b0il&
ines and i'm ". v0ments thereon.
ferms-Cash on tho spot.
Acts OF aale, ct the expense Of purchaeero, -
fbre J. Bendernagel, notary public.
eos AoA II 10 = De-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
THB FRAME COTTAGE DWELLING, WITH QuAR-
TER SQuARR OF GROUND. IN TaE FOURTH
District,
SUCCESSION OF J. r. HIGGINS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OxleanD-
No. 1854

RY c. e. GIRARDEv, AUCTIONKm-
ID Once No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY. -
cember, l6, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock n, 1T the n
Charles Auction kxchsoge, In the T0tunda Of t.
st. Charles Hotel In ths city, will b eoldas pnhai
auction BY virtue and in pursuance Of an ozdsr
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated d.
first of May. 1876 and rendered IN the shove 0nti-
tit successioD. the following described properly
Five CERTAIN LOTS OR GROUND, Together
with the buildings amt improvements thereon. ~
uAted in the Fourth Di.rct Of tiis city. and n ~
square bounded BY Third. Fourth. Laurel 81
Con. tance streets. The property krms the ne9tA-
west corner OF Fourth aud Laurel streets, oo1
n easures l58 fest front ON Fourth street, b. ~
feet In depth and front ON Laurel street, and ~
tween parallel Inca The Improvements theEeaA
comprise . 0ne-stoTy franc cottage dwelling, 90
tanning central hall. paIl0rs and bodre0m9 - ~
right and left, kitcnen. cist. rms. eto., eod ~
tached frame cottage. fronting on Fourth stfesE
mental shade trees, etc., and 10 mid cay betw60
the Magazine and Annuncatton streot horse 81
lines The neighborhood 10 quiet and wen ~
proved.
Terms-One third cash. the balance et one -
two years. for nOfes specially secured by mort
gage, and vendors lien the property sold, beags
ing all the usual clauses Of eight psE cent per n
mum interest ON the day OF sale uutil final poy-
nent i've per cent attorney fees IN event Ut Suf
improvements to be kept inanrsd and policy tTnnak
f. FRED and iha purchaser TO assume payment q
the tsxes for 1876 duo and exiRible In 1871. eVpR
al above tho psice Of adjudicstion. =
deposit Of ton per O. mt ON the prize In eaaA
will b. required ut tho moment Of AdjudicAti18
from 'he purchaser. 80
fore W. J. Castell. Esq, notary public.
noll Is IS dv9 9 16 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
VALUABLE IMPROVED THIRD DISTRICT Prop
kRTY.
SUCCESSION OF MRS JANE ARNSTRON0, WIDOW
or JACOB LU0ENBUHL. .
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleAno--
No. n ,139 -

ny 9. =. .GlRARDEY. AgCIIoMKEe-
vember IS, 1876, at twelve O'Clock n, ut tho "a
Charles Auction Exchange. In the r0tundA Of The
St Charles Hotel in this CITY win be sold 1t puhli&
suctlen. BY and in pursuance Of IN order Of no
Court for the psssh q Orleans. dated the seven
te nth Of October, 1876 end rendered in the aDovc
entitled succession, the following described prop
i: a c CsRrA1H LOT OF GROUND, situated in ths,
Third District Of this city, In the square bounded
by Elysisn Fislda, FEenchm-n, vill-re, late 0iroA
and Robertson late st. John the Baptist Streets said
lot measures - test 10 inches front on NysaA
FL Ids street: by lsl fe-t lines deep. To-
gether with al tho impro vements thereon. com
designated by the No. 248 Ely sian Fields street. h
10 built retired from the street, contain par
iors two I0oms and large cosed shed first stoyy-
two rooms, cabinet and hall in attic, twO.stoey
frame n1Sasn f rem Ss'd aSn etc
ssme dist1ict aud in the 60 uaae bounded by 81
C aude, late 0oodchildren street, St Ferdinand,
Port and MarAis late Moreau Gets. said lot
measures 70 feet inches 'front.' St. Claudos rect.
by lO3 feet inches in depth. Together with tAe
tenement frame cottage desgnated by the Ne
mavket and Claiborne street horse cara
Terms-One half cash and balance ct twelve
months credit for notes specially secured by mort
gage and venoor's lein. bearing Ill the ususf
the day Of esie until fDal payment, Eve Per cont
attor eys fees in the event Of suit to enforce pay
ment OF the credit portion. improvements to b
kept insured and policy trans .erred, and aesu0N
payment ofthe t:xes due s9d exigibls In ISIS over
Acts Of sale before ". J. Castel, Esq. notary
public, ct the expense OF the purchaser.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
By Macon, Ellison & Co.
SALE OF THE REVENUES OF THE PUBLIC
MARKETS

DY MACON, ELLISON 4 CO.-ALBERT
ID Paul, Auctioneer. = viii be soldsat public
auction, in the Council Chamber. City Hail. on
FRIDAY, NOvs mber "a. 1876 At twelve O'Clock NJ.
the revenues Of the following mentioned markets
for the month Of November, 1876
l. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKRTG
2. FRENCH MEAT MARKET.
3. POYDRAS AND Pills MARKETS.
4. TREME MARKET.
5. WASHINGTON AND PORT MARKHTN
6. ST. BERNARD MARKET.
.. LIZ BRRTON MARKET.
8. ST. MARv MARKET.
9. MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
IL. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET
IL. SORAPURU MARKET.
Is. NINTH STREET MARKET.
IA. ALGIKRS MARKET,
The markets win be sold separately.
Terms-Cash On the spot, IN United Otatee cur.
ronCy. - =
The city reserves the right to reject snv 81 ali
bi4a J. o. LANDRY,
nels St AaAintst1atee e Oeun6geA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
SUCCESSION OF VINCENT BATTALORA.
Second District Court I, r the Parish of Orleans
No. 81, 409

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEKR-
ID Office No. as Royal street..,SATuRDAY, De.
public auction, at the Merchants and AActioneerg
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
to an order f,om the Hon. A I. Tssot Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans dated October 81, 1876, for account Of the
above succession. the following most valuable
j. CskTAlN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and Improvement. thereon, stu
uated in the Second District OF this city, in the
square bounded by Dunn zine, NJ sdisOn, Lsvee aud
Charities streets. designated rs lot No. 3, on
sketch made by J. A. DH mecOnrt, deputy sur
veyor ami annexed 70 an act OF E. G. GOttschalk,
late notary in this city, dated November %, 1866.
said lot measuring, according to said sketch, 81
feet inches front on Dumaine street, the same
width in the rear, by IS feet inches in depth, be-
tween parallel lines; which said prop-rty was
act executed before the said E. G. G0ttscha!k,
notary. on the twenty ninth Of Move mber. 1856.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
ated IN the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by st. Peter, Claiborne, Orleans
aud Robertson streets, design .ted bv the No. on
plan exhibited to $. Magner, late notary in this
citv, as he declared the same in act before him
dated September 49, 1864; said lot forming the cor
ner of st. Peter and Robertson ct eets and meas.
63 feet inches lines in denth and frOnt on kOb-
ertson street. add 80 feet inches in width in the
deceased from Michael Burke by an act executed
before A. Ducatel, notary public in this CITY, ON
the fifteenth of February, 1871
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Second District of this
city. in the square bounded BY Robertson, Orleans
st. Peter and Claiborne streets, measuring 81 feet
inches lines front Robertson street, 78 feet in
depth aud front OH Orleans street (of which 1t
forma the corner), 81 feet inches * lines in
Robertson street Of ~ feet inches thence closing
9 right angle and running toward Orleans strset
depth toward and up to Robertson street Of 30 feet
inches. Which said property was acquired by
the said deceased from Mrs. A. = weber BY an act
executed tefere the said + g. 0Ottscbalk, notary
public on the seventh of November 1864.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts of sale before A. T. Bienvenu, notary public,
at the expense Of The purchasers.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

By Q. Z. oirardsy.
BY @. =. oirardsy.
FIVE Mat DOUBLR TBNRNBNT SRAHU
DWELLINGS IN THB FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF NRA NAnGARRr RRARp0M.
eecond District Court for the Raxieh a 0x3eenp-
Q0 - IL. 80

RY q. 3. GIRARDHY, AUCTlONH1W-
- Once No. 81 Camp stxeet.-SATURDAY, -
g. mtsr IL. 1876, ct twelve o'clock n ct the 3 !.
Charles Auction Exchange In tho refunds u tho
st Charles Hotel. In this city, will b sold 1t pu6-
no anctlon, oy ana In pun suADCe Of IN order Ao0
the Hon. Tissot, Judge Of the Second D1s$Iie1
Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated March =
1876. and rendered In the shove entitled euGeoa~
si0u, the fol owi.g d~soribrd prop .rty, to Wit
Five ChBTA1N LOTS OF 0kOUND. toeoth@
with all the buildings and improvements tb0eeen.
situated in the First district of t0is city IN ~
square bounded b. Jacob. now Freret. Soils, n0W
Locust IhAls and Er1f0 streets. The Daid lo&e aro
designated bv the NosL 6, Z, ., and 10. psn =
Redln kchlosbaumm. surveyors, dated tAe
eighteenth Of May, 1854, and deposited in H.
office Of 7. o. Starke, notary pubic. - plan MaL
1872 The said lots measure each 81 feet II inoheo6
lines ,rout Solis nov Locust street, by 10 leet
N depth, between parallel lines. The }oreGotDg
lots ave contiguous. and are esch improved Wits
one story frame double tenement dwellings. two-
story kitchen, cistt IN, etc.
Terms-One third cash. balance ct ono and two
gage aud vendors lien on the property sold, heo4-
ing all the usual clauses Of eight Der cent -
annum interest from the day OF salo until Ana1
payment. five per cent attorneys fses In event -
suit improvements to be K, pt insured and H.
policy OF insurance transferrei and the purchases
TO assume The payment OF the taxes for 1875, auo
And exible In 1877. and above the price u -
Indication. -
Acts Of sale ct the expense of the purchaeem
before w. J. Castel, Esq, notary public. 2
Ten per cent in cash 90 the amount of tho a6in-
location to be deposited by the purchaser ~ d.
moment o. adjudication. nOll IL Is ds39 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
AUOTION SALES.
~ Placide J. Spear.

LAn0H AND IMPORTANT SAKE OF MOST Rel.
0TBLY LOCATED IHPROvKD AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST, sBcOND,
: fHIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND kNTH Dis
TRICfE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19
TWO STORY FRAME DWkl LTN0. CORN.K OF
DKRBlGNY AND ST. ANNE STREETS, SEC
OND DISTRICT.
JAMES ARTHUR WOODS vs. ALBERT JEFFER
son WOODS 1T AL
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
No. 80, 7I7.

DY PLACIDE ]. SPAR, AUCTIONBKR-
ID Office No. 46 Royal street
November %. 1896 at twelve o'clock H., viii be
tioneers' Exchange. ON Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, by virtue and III
pursuance to Judgment from Hon. A. L. Tissot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. rendered June a. 1876 and aligned June
20. 1876 in the above matter, the following de-
4 UERTAfN Lot OF GROUND together with 81
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the second strict Of this city, in the square
bounded by st. Anne, Dumaine, Derhigny and
plan deposited in the Office Of =. g. G0ttschalk,
late Rotsry. in this city. plaza No. S, forming the
corner Of st. Anne and Derbigny streets. and
measuring 81 feet II inches lines front on st.
Anne street. by 81 feet 10 inches lines in DEPTH BE-
the late Arthur Woods By purchase 1t public sale
thereof made by n Vignie. sucti0Deer on the
fourth December, 1857 in obedience to an order of
the Second District Court Of this city, dated the
twenty seventh May, 1857, In the natter Of Henry
Of said court.
Terms and Condition -One.haK cash, the bal
ance 1T one and two years credit, for notes bear
ing special mortgage and vendors privilege on the
property sod bearing eight Pr cent interest per
annum fron date till paid, insurance. amount Of
which to be fixed BY the administrator, transfer Of
policy the clause Of 1--WE per cent attorneys fees in
case Of judicial proceedings, and all other usual
clauses. The purchaser to make deposit Of ten
per cent on the amount Of the adjudication ut the
Act Of sale before James Fahey, notary public,
Ut the expense Of purchaser. oc2O ~ nos 10 II ~
MOST VALUALE STORES ONDUMAINK STREET.,
BETWEEN LEvEE AND CRARTRES STREETS
CORNER OF ORLEANS AND ROBERTSON
STReETS. AID CORNER or 81: PETER AND
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

ton tAeresf the improved property to b Kept in.
sured by purchasers in Q sum to be fred by the
admiuisfrator aAd policies transferred to him or
the holders Of any Of ssd notes, aud al the usual
deposit Of ton per cent on the amount Of sdjudica
ton ct the time Of sale.
The properties, both improved and vacant, are
sold free rom al membranes Of Stat, city and
drainage taxes and ear title given to pHrch asers
Of same. TIE whole to be sold according plans
exhibited vt the Exchange pror to and on the day
Of sale.
Acts Of ssle of the properties described by even
numbers before A. 3. Bienvenu, notary public, aud
notary public, at the OK ense Of purchasers.
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