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POLITICAL NOTES.

m, ~ :,
s' a. ~ I,, VI N iie."i1 I having 3Gilo''
""", ' ,i, Tv rn, H"u ''o reuo,.oll
KY Jl'' nUM NV raw W i'''rc 'roii'
'''p "i'''I''Nl''s business
The Cincinnati Enquirer docs the
iair thing by quoting the price of silver
and sreenbacks each day The Com.
morcal neglects to quote silver, which
isn't worth so much as geenb0c<s,
although the paper hopes to bring ii up
on Il bull movement.
The Baltimore Gazette concentrates
Hayes upon Schencli's opposition We
did MT l;now that Scheunl, w,s ,,l,,,;uo
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rooms Tor Utah.

WASHINGTON June 25.-'rhe secretary
of war has addressed a letter to GovS
ernor Emory, of Utah, in finther am
swcr 20 the letter of that officer OF May
llth, asking for achievements of the
military posts in that territory. The
secretary s.ys:"l have the honor to in
form YOU that'the subject has under
gone u careful investigation thropgh.the
military authorities. While not shar-
ing in the belief that the Mormon pop
ulation Of Utah tontemplate VIOLENCE
or resistance to the luYful authority. II
Is proper to take measures TO allay any
approximations such rs are expressed IN
your letter and in numerous commune
cations upon thel same subject IL is
the desire and purpose Of the admins
tration, by use of all legitimate means.
to aid the proper authorities in I tab N
she prese vation OF peace, protection Of
tho rights Of all. the due enforcement
nj the law, and to this end such increase
OF the military force there. as may be
practicable, will be made in due time
during the present summer and fail.
General Sheridan hopes he win be able
To increase the garrisOns at Camp Doug
lass and Fort Cameron Should il be
thought bestto occupy additional points
within the territory, it will be necessa'
~ Tor congress to appropriate funds for
barracks and quarters for the troops.
General Sheridan states that he does
not fear any serious outbreak, but
should there be any indications or reli-
able information that such will be the
case, We have the troops available and
can send them there at any time,
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Tillon h % follow Grant 20 Europe
lltwlI probably sail oa the lslh d
lulE
Tho bodies OF the Molly Mag.ros OK,
ocuted were gwen TO their ltieud., and a
grand parade was made nj tho funeral.
4 very valuable scam OF anth oclts
coal, thirteen feet thick has ust boon
discovered at Mecas bay New Drums,
wick
The new iron ship intended for the
West Texas trade, was muuched la tho
Delaware At Chester Pennsylvania on
saturday
The Spaniards in Cubo ARE weary Of
the war The New lor, Bulletin sup.
costs that they return to Madrid and
represent the hopelepnoss of their case
and thus the independence Of the
island
A committee of the onti,slaycw 40.
cety gave public breakfast to WIN.
liam Lloyd Garrison, on Tuesday John
Bright presided Messs Lawson Nun.
del, A, Smythe and other mombcrs of
parliament were present
The storm Monday evening at Aledo
and Oneida, Illinois, did an hundred
thousand dollars damage, and nj Kan,
kahco passenger train WAS blown from
the track, Several passengers were
wounded and bruised but none were
killed
Baltimore Sum Reports from the
southern part of the eastern shore of
Maryland and also from sections of
Virginia, are that the wheat harvest is
about commencing, and will be general
in few days Some carly wheat has
been cut in Virginia, and in several
counties OF lower Maryland.
At Charleston, South Carolina, the
democrats have mixed the ticket for
the legislature thus Lawyers four
Germans two, lrishmen two working |
men two one journalist four farmers
and two colored mon, The ticket can
scarcely fail of election.
The number OF wolves in Russia Is
at 100000, and their annual
consumption OF flesh is twenty.three
hundred weight per head. Lust year
they ate among other items, lGl hu
man beings, and it is estimated that. in
one way or another, they cost the coun.
try $IOO0O0oO, Hunting has declined
since the emancipation Of the serls, and
the wolves have increased
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Philadelphia Times: Mr. Seligmans
reputation is good. lie was the presi>
idcnt of the Rapid Transit Commission
is men Der Of both syndicates, has
been leader in Republican councils, is
first vice.president of the Union League
club prominent member of the cham
her of commerce and the president of
Professor Adler's Ethical society. He
has also been member of the board
of education, and honored in other
ways not only 10y his own people, but
by the whole community. He was
the only gentleman with whom ex.
President Grant dined in this city du-
ring his recent visit, although Hooded
with invitations. lie is connected with
every charitable institution Of almost
every sect. His brother James is di-
rector of the Fil'th.ayenue Temple
Emanuel, and Jesse is the president of
the Hebrew benevolent and orphan
asylum society, tho largest Hebrew so
cicty in the world. f
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This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables of
b. Il. Burris at the fair ground at fifty
dollars the season, the money to. DO
paid when the mare Is bred, with the
privilege of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves in toal, il the
horse lives. Should the h orse be sold
before another season, arrangements
will be made for the return OF mares
not In foal, or If at e distance, The
money will be refunded.
Lakewood by Blackwood first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe. q BlsckwoOd, by
Norman first dam, by Mambrinp
Chief. Norman, by the Morse horse;
first dam, by Jessey Highlander;
second dam, by Hambletonian. Black
wood sold for Sl5,0 His sister, Lulu.
beat Goldsmitns Maid, and 200
was refused for her. Blackwood, jr.,
half brother to Blazewood took the
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia,
last, year, and suppose Is the best horse
of his age in the United States. Blaze.
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold at from $3.50 to $500 dollars.
A rare opportunity is here offered to
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from a distance at
TWO dollars per month, and breeding
attention free OF charge.
Il, NJ. GANO.
. DALLAS. Texas April %, 1877.
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rnmiI,nr WAN Failures.

Nashville American The country Is
coming to be 50 familiar with mercou.
tile failures that the collapse Of the 1t.
Louis National Bank does not create
that profound sensation which might
have followed the apnouncementunder
other circumstances. Since the panic
of 1878 failures have been as common
as arasshoppers and potato bugs While
il would seem reasonable that four
wears subsequent to the panic of 1873
would embrace period sufficient to-
outlive the. effects of that disastrous
year, it will not be forgotten tnat the
financial policy Of the government from
which that panic was the legitimate
outgrowth has not been charged, but.
still anlicts the country in sort Of
Chronic form. The shrinkRIe of values
which has brought financial ruin upon
so many businesses and produced such
general commercial stagnation, is given
as the attributable cause of the St
Louis failure. A policy at war with
the trade Interests Of the people Goa.
tinue to produce its Legitimate fruit.
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People VINO neglectihei minor ailments
rarely live 20 make old bones. The secret
of hale and vigorous old age. lies not only
IN taking care Of ones health in early Ute,
BY the Observance Of sanitary rules, but also
by malicious medication when the Fremont
tory symptoms Of bodily disorder manifest
themselves. indigestion. bowel and liver
complaints, are fruitful causes Of injury to
the constitution. These diseases should be,
therefore, checked without delay. The best
medicine for the purpose Is Hosieuers
Stomach Btters. This standard prepara-
tlon dIsciplines the digestive organs, gives
renewed impetus TO the bilious; sesreiiye
functiou. ard exsris n beneficial lnIuence
rnon Inc organs of urinaiion. IL has no
yivai as a remedy for and preventative OF
chills and fever and bilious remlttenls, IN,
fuses vigor into the dsDilitated frame, and
is aa excellent appetizer and nervine.
attn tul2-wlt
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The story OF Jonah ia one of especial
interest to the young. The "great
fish (called ketOs in the Septuagint
aud In the, Greek of Matthew xii. 40),
was not whale Ias our version renN
ders ketos in Matthew xii. 40. For
the whale ia extremely rare in the
Mediterranean, and has too small a
throat to swallow man. The word
ketos is general term for any large
fish. Here it probably refers to the
large white shark which is found in
the Mediterranean, and which has
be n known to swallow man whole.
Muller, natural historian OF repute,
relates that'in 1868 sailor fell from a
frigate sailing in that sea. a shark
took him into his wide throat, so that
he disappeared. The captain ordered
a gun discharged at the fish, and the
ball struck it 80 that it vomited up the
sailor, who was picked up by his com.
rades alive and very little hurt The
shark was captured, and exhited by
the sailor in many cities Of Europe.
1t was twenty feet long and weighed
1924 pounds.
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Mr. Charles Wurzburger, the well
known and accomplished caterer who
has been running the 81. Charles res-
taurant, at 5l2 Main, has bought out
the Merchants restaurant, across the
street. and takes possession to-day
Both friend Charley and his inoom.
parable dinners are wen known in
Dallas, too much SO to require any ex-
tended commentator from us. Char
ley assures un that In his new quarters
he will be well situated TO render per-
feet satisfaction to his patrons, 1t is
one of n Frenchman's natural gifts TO
understand the artistic preparation OF
good food, and this is no exception to
the rule. We can assure our readers
and friends hat everything in and
about the Merchants will, from this
on, be in complete order. Let all who
enjoy good eating, good wine and
courteous treatment try the Merchants
under the new management, and we
wager a dinner upon their te.ag satis-
fled. dim
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rno Leading Clothing House of Dallas

Tno Leading Clothing House of Dallns
f.. NJ. Kann IL Bro. justly claim this
egotlstical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city of 0al
las, and as good as is kept In Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop Sc to sell their
goods as cheap ~ the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser.
tions. They also k ep tirst-class
stock of mems fur sning goods, con
sisting of a compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make y specially OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and tinestelineof neck wear and
hosiery ih the city In view OF the
above Stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all OF our citizens and the
public generally, to call around aud
examine their stock, and we feel con.
fIdent that they will coincide with uin
aud pronounce Il. NJ. Kahn A. Bros.
the leading clothing hour
Dallas. atft
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
guat grazing grounds of the West.
- passenger aud freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullman'F
Palace Drawing boojn and sleeping Cars
leave II, Louis daily via tho NJ, X. Il n. Ry
at =. M; Hannibal at 10 %. m :, und Sodalia
AT J:2l y. IN, running through 10 Dauson,
sherman, Dallas, iloarre, Austin and Hous.
ton without change Connection IN alHO made
nj sherman with the Tens and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The CONNECTIONS OF this koad with the NJ,
K.6 4. at DenisOn for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort seJtt, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas & Pc
elite Mt sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phls, and all points East and southeast, and
1T Houston with the a., IL, a \. A for San
Antonio, tins a., II. a II. Tor galveston. the
Texas n New Orleans Railway fot Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan and malloFy steam
shii sIor all points on the 9uif and Atlantic
coasts and tile Liverpool a Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while ~ freedom
from dust and heat on account of the nature
Of the soil and tins open prairie county over
which II passes, with ia cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prniries beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, cDrn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable aud adyantase0us 10 travellers and
shippcrs Ia preference 10 others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except saturday Al 1:1j pin, Houst0n II
30 y. m, HeaTne ~ 2.z5 y. m, Dallas Iaj y
IN. and DenIson at fi:b a. IN. if.,
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. Buy Your Tickets and ship Tour rfeIrh,
fs I'D amid b. the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information mar Be had CONCERNING no:
only the II. at 0. Railway. bnt Texas gen.
Pr N ANCHEsrEn, Eastern Passenger
Agent, ~ Broedw y, ~. Y.
Gen. ]. b. no -ERTsON, Pass. A fmmigra-
ton Agent, ia N. Third street, ~. Louis. No.
A. ALBEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lel
CLARK street, Chicasu, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern AgentN0
burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. II. COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information MAJ also lie had Al the ageu.
cles OF the N. X. a Il. Railway, IN New YORK
chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stIoui,
.. WALDO,
Gent Ps.s. 4 Freight Agt, Houston, Terss
eslTsspis Houston. rsxss. isnanm
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Fred Douglass, You Please.

Greeley's Ghost: When Frederick
Douglass went to see his former master,
Captain Aud, the other day. Aulds
sonin-law addressed the visitor as
Marshal Douglass" mo, no." expos
tulated the marshal, Il am Marshal
Douglass in Washington here let me
he Fred Douglass again" He said that
he left Mr. Auld iorty-one years ago,
not because he loved Cesar less but be-
cause he loved Rome more.
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Could Hardly Stand ON Her Feet
Fk PEosrA, Iowa, January 81, 1870.

Dear Sri must tell you what your
medicine has done for me. Before
taking your Favorite Prescription /
could hardly stand on my feet, but by
following your advice, | am perfectly
cured. The Favorite Prescription IL q
wonderful medicine for debilitated and
nervous females. | cannot express
how thankful am to you for your ad.
vice. Yours truly,
MRS, CORNELIA ALLISON
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All nervous, eXhausting, and pain
full disease specially yield to the cura.
tive Influences Of Observation-Disclosures
tric Belts and Bands. They aresaie,
simple, and effective, and can be'easi-
~ applied by the patients himself,
Books, with full particulars, mailed
free. Address Rulvermacher Galvanic
company, Cincinnati, Ohio. 9n al
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niDEs Ann rrLTRIEs,

HIDES ny hiut, rs As aud upward, l5e,,
Ifi nlnh n la and upward, damaged, l0o,i
dY mint kips and cali lloi dry salt Is NJ
ana upward nos green butchers, go,
hlitti fhLiN- zach, owing 10 wool, aOdl
And white wool, long, alot white wool, tail
o.lp, lN4Nc black wool, lSo,
hNffALO-hul HIS, co., cow N, tc
lALLoW Ia barrels, 0to,
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IIME Ann CEMENT.

LlhE-Tho host quality IN barrels In worth
n Ia bulk, u lli ordinary Dallas 2ao, per
huahol,
OhMENr-Rosendale Is worth "a " barrel
Lp9lsVlliyi best III 10 kept 81 40 y barrtli
Dallas, " 30.
rLAslEtt la wdrth " 80 n barrel.
The supply OF the above mentioned arti.
clos IN ample demand tair market nrm.
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ailN ARTERY on COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommodn-
tons and Greater security than any other
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28

Frank Loslie's Popular Monthly
Tor July is one OF the best number of
The work yet issued, lh articles, beau.
tlmlly aud literally Illustrated, are
timely, highly interesting aud attract.
We especially " Russia and Turkey,
lhoir War strength, Sovefclgus. etc, y
~ William Staughtun Chase; "rhe
West End Of Paris,n +" MalaI' IS Mrs.
General GainOsh "The Great Grain
MoVementn etc, In addition Il con-
Ialns inrumerable paragraphs on vari.
Gus interestlng subject something for
everybody besides the usual number
Of short select stories, 10y popular and
gllled authors, and which are really
captivating, This magazine of one
hundred ard twenty-elght pages and
ono hundred illustrations must, In
view OF its actually being the cheapest
publication OF the Kind In existence
ana at the same time one Of the most
select aud universally welcome, con.
tinue to increase ia public favor, and
rank with the publishers Sunday
Magazine, the highest among all our
American monthlies. The Popular
Monthly may be obtained for So so,
and the Sunday Magazine for 50, for
one year. postpaid from Frank Les.
lie'a Publishing House, $50 Pearl street
New York.
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GRAIN MAREEr.

WHEnT-Ghoiceynov ga medlum new
sr0E .owetl GRADES, ihtsf Setsi ~; old pa
81 ~
OATS-25 SOC.
RYE-Nominal.
BAILEY FEED D4Sjc. ~
. CORN-Iexas, In sliuck, 90 Sc Texas
ia sack, mime.
BRAN-sI 3, per ton,
HAY-Old, so : az per To-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SEO0ND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CO.
LOuYyILLE. KY, JUNE 30, 1877.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS!


The Kentucky Cash Distribution Com.
pauy, authorized by special act OF the Leg
islaluro. for The bone Mt vi the Puulie schools
of Frankfort, VIII have the second OF the
series OF grand drawings In the city OF Louis
Vile, KY, saturday, June 10Th, 1871, at Pub
lie Library Hall, scheme commensurate
WIN We llmes' poO,OOO Tor Ouiy $40.
Read the list Of Gifts. grand cash gift OF
soO,0O0; grand cash gift, s2bO0J; grand cash
gift, sl1,OOOi grand cash gin, slO,OOO; grand
cash gifts, $1,000 each, sl5,OD0 grand cash
gifts, s2W0 each, $4,000; ~ cash gifts, II, 0Ct
each, $4,000; ~ cash gins, $500 each, s2U,U.U
100 cash giits, s2OO each s2O,9Od 800 cash Gins,
slVU eaoh ssO,U0 500 casli CUTS, so each, s25,-
0Ue 500 cash gifts, slO each, sVy 0OJ; 07g cash
gifls, amounting To S3l0,0uO. Mho,e tickets,
slO halves, o.; quarter, ~ %; II Tickets, slOV;
Sj1s tickets, $50; ob5j4 tickets, 500
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Eyenlng ne.e-. vlnrna,nI.

Nav YORK, juno g.-.Mosoy lCl% por
cent, sterling, "a IS, Gold ~ W's uov-
ernmont bonds quiet new stl lO's state
bonds duil.
NKw URLEANs, June g.--uold u OF.
dl Ohis New YORK sight y premium, stVr'
mug, Dauk IS lak
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Hides anu Wool

GALVESTON, June H. ides-quiet and
steady; receipts light. Dry selected loo; iight
sal ten lIie; stack sailed l2e; damaged half
price; kip l2c; wet sailed as they run, S]ci
selected o.; butchers' green 70.
Wool-Market quiet low grades freely
offered, but fne scarce Eastern and northern
fine aud medium free OF burs, nine 10 twelve
months growth, nominal ut HGi0c; bury II
Mlsc; eastern and northern COARSE lO@22c;
hurry l2ml5c; western and southern hnei
nine to twelve months growth 26g2Sci me-
dium 22g25c; coarse western and Mexican
l29l5c.
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To all who sre sulleriug from the or.
'orS and iudisaretious OF youth, nerv.
Gus weakness, early decay lose Of man.
hood etc, will send receipt That
Will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered hy n
m lonaty in South America. send "A
sou addressed envelope 10 the Rev
Joseph lnman, Station u, Bible Home.
New York city tilRoptg3,e,d.w.
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NUt rVOplpIs 80 bnIesi EIuAb DibtU UhIuH.
GALVESTON, June 27.--Reoeipts, net 10
oates, gross IS. Exports cOastwise = bales.
sales $40 bales. stock lI,2id bales. Tho mar
ket is qu etagood mlddllng llMoi middllng
1890; low ma lllng 1850; good ordinary lO1at.
GALVESTON, June 2l.-Night Cotton, mar
kat Arm S,ilas Ae1
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, June ~. -Stooks opened weak
Ia early dealings, but afterwards nimor
and hlguof Money por cent. uuld II lhN.
sterling exchange, lung ~ ~ short 81 Wy.
uoVornment bOnds weak and lower, state
hOuds stuAdY,
dold opened 81 %.
uALYhhrON, Iuno 27,-0old 81 05@l W,
silyur WcWpar Exchange New York sight
A9h pruniumi New orleans signt paTO(A
premium
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Cotton mnrlloI.

NEw YoRK, June T,--Cotl0n strong, Up.
lands llJc, Orleans l2c. Futures opontd
trmer, June II sea- SCI July II @@ll Woi
August II Bg0gl2c, septUmpoi II OlWll Wet
Oui0Der II 5lWli age, November II il@ll bo
December II i21ll llo,
sales 1910 bales.
NEW ioiK, June 9t-Night'-Cotlon
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market IL anmewha siriBg-
emf for outside slness, but there j. hnihsf
cial purp0,es.T
GdiU-Busing large pieces y; small l o.
Selling, large " sinail -.
ILVEk-Nominnl
There Is bot little gold or silver IN mafkei.
observation-disclosures per cent.
di SCI unit; bank, par.
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Market steaif Mluhllnp VIZ, Low Mid.
ullnF %, uuOd uhiuaiNtt
nFrKuNul nQlCAL,
Highest teiapou,lurr....,,., ~
lowest lrnlHAiufu,n .,s,,,. .,,,,.,o,,,,...,, To
average temperature az " mn,,u.,.o..-, NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28
Physician. and surgeons.

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