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National Republican., 1880-04-29
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
OFF1CE PURCHAsTNu AND DFPoT !
CuMMissAItY OF SUnsIsT TESCE. :
WAsIiIEGTOS. ID. C., April ~, 1850.

OFlINE fbRtH AhINU AND DFIOT l
CuMMissAttY OF SUBSISTENCE. :
WAsIiISGToS, ID. G., April ~. loSQ.)
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received ut
this Office until ~ o'clock mr. MAY 2S $50, for supply
Ing for the use OF the u 8 Army, one hundred ana
hry thousand pounds of Manufactured plug tobacco,
equal In quality to sample which will be furnished
bidders OIL application at this office. No bid for less
than fifty thousand pounds will he considered. -
One-half of the tobacco contracted for with any bid
der to be delivered within thirty days after notitica-
ton OF award balance within sixty days
PrOp snls Will be reCeive for delivery at the Sub
slstence Depots In Wnshn gton, New York, st. LOUIS
or Chicago. The depot at which II Is proposed TO de-
liver must be specifically stat ed In the proposal
Printed specifications and conditions relative to the
tobacco required aud forms ofproposals may be oh.
tnned upon application TO tho Depot Commissnry Of
Subsistence In Warrington, baltimore, New York
Cincinnati, st. Louis or Chicago copy of the
specification and conditions, together with copy of
this atveri scnlent, must be attached to each pro
pOsal be- referred to therein and form part thereof
Proposals fro manufacturers only VIII be consid-
cred.
The right to reject any or all bids ~ reserved
Bidder ARE invited TO be present at tile opening oil
the bids
Proposals must he nclosed in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Tobacco" and addressed 10
the undersigned, w. IL. BELL.
npsS-6t Capt and {. -, ". 3. Army.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

THE English lion is morosc and the Rus
sian bear is sulky on that account.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

AFTER spirited contest General LIE
FEvRE has won denomination for Con-
gress in Ohio, which is regarded as equva-
lent to an election, unless some candidate is
found who can get more votes The Repub-
licans are looking around for that man.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is still wander
ing around in search of some organization
that will delegate him to the Chicago Con-
vention 1t is second edition of the
Wandering Jew
National Republican., 1880-04-29

THE twenty-five thousand dollar appro-
priation for the exodus investigation has been
exhausted and not twenty-five cents worth
of good has been accomplished by it; and
yet Senator VOORHEES, is pushing right on
as ifhe had millions at his disposal.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

SHOULD the new liberal government de-
termine to attempt the conversion of Eng
lish three per cent. consols into two and
a-half per cent. stock, the work of dealing
with our debt would be much simplifed,
1t would doubtless make it easy for us to
replace all our outstanding bonds at three
or three and a-half per cent
National Republican., 1880-04-29

A COMMUNICATION signed "F. L. p"
which is intended to set us right on the
question of skilled labor, is unaccompanied
by any responsible name, and hence is not
considered at all except MS a tenant of the
waste basket That is the fate Of all such
communications received at this office un-
der a rule of long standing and often re-
peated to the public.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

THE revlers of General GRANT may as
well begin to rehearse the following set to
mn sic
National Republican., 1880-04-29
Es.sSSSFl DIR CANDEk OF NEW YORK.
s5S 'SM SPEUlALISr.

/ treat HomOrrholds or Piles. VIII
give tbOO for any case OF Itching,
bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piica
my remedies will not help ana cure.
| use only external and internal
remedies; no caustics, no acids; an inn
mediate relief; no detention from
business, treat ana cure all Female
WaaE nnggaq fnn I'M nj inna sannn.t-
National Republican., 1880-04-29

THOSE Americans who like to talk of our
politics as corrupt and point to England as
model for our civil service should make a
note of the fact that the late election in
England cost the GLADSTONE party alone
two and half millions of pounds or ten
millions of dollars. The Reform Club OF
London expended fund exceeding one
million of dollars. These sums are aside
from the personal expenses of the candidates
for Parliament which ran from five to fifty
thousand dollars each. No such expendi-
ture has ever been approached in this coun-
try.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

ITO them so singing in reply Is sung,
Eat your humble pie and hold your tongue"
National Republican., 1880-04-29
TRAVELERS, GrJEDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

~-,---.---.> W - : >,--.e-.~.
TVoRDs. BOARDING SCHOOL
"a Teachers Lot Is Not Happy One"
"a Good Opportunity to Laugh with rmpuulty."
COME AGAIN. COME AGAIN.
MINNIE PAtMERs
BOARDING SCHOOL.
w. j. sCANLAN.,..............., PALMER
look At THE GoLD-HEADED CANE"
MINNIE PALMERS BOARDING SCHOOL
"a Teachers Lot Is Not Happy one
Happy OIe"-GR5crL
mo MINNIE PALMER,s BOARDING SCHOOL.
Reserved Seats In Drcss-Crclo for Al Only 60 Cts.
NATIONAL THEATRE FRENCH OPERA.
Last Night but Two and Farewell Matinee of
MIR. MAURICE GRAU'S
GREAT FRENCH OPERA COMPANY.
IE PoSTILIpG9NS M pS9S " ~ G LUNJ y . T%2EU. u
MILE LEROUN BoUVARD D..os".....MADELINE
" " \ dpuRinaTni; RnTi; AS '...Ine Mfnrgnilst ,it
Friday NlghiX new opera St iline in Washing,
lie PRE- IU& CLERCS,
Leroux, J,uvard, Angelo aud Capoul ~ the cast.
S''uFGaI ihoFE ASE9o2 2.a F4ESyi iEG Gld lHd.''"'e'
EvS vAHSfS G1 faR2H Z fSSur
LES CLOCIfES DE 'ORNEGILLE,
trIIE CHIMES OF NOlAIANDY)
Next week-RICES SURPRISE PARTY.
THEATRE coMIQUE-Monaa April %, Nightly
l. and ruesdn, aud Friday Matnecs.
Engagement of the young American Actor
E. Y. GOODRICH,
in his great comedy drama, entitled
JUST HIS LUCK; or. THE WINNING HAND
Our great Olio, Fields and Leslie, Bingham Charles
a. Grear, Kitty McDcrmott Harvey Collins and our
mammoth stock Company in the Bill of the Season
Lust week OF our stock Company The Baseball re-
turns will be given hom the stage tlis weelt. apps
nDDFELLOws' HALL.
MONDAY EVENING MAYS
BAkEIl'S DRAMATIC COMPANY 3
in Byron's threc-Act Comedy OF
OUR BOIS,
For the beuclit OF Union Tent No 81 |. o. Hcchnbtes
HERB BARTLEY as
pERkYS MIDDLEWICK.
Admission, % cents. apa1&mI
National Republican., 1880-04-29
PROEESSlNNAL.

DR. BoSWORTH, 918 L STREET N. W, Is THE
- most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician In this city All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty Refers TO Senators ID. w. voorhees,, indiana J.
j. Patterson, Is. C.; Samuel Normont Washington, ID.
c. and otherH. Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend to ladies'
National Republican., 1880-04-29
PROPOSALS..
foRrunN1sn1No onAN1rrr PAVING nLocrs

WAsuINuroN. April ~, 1891
by direction or the Board Of Commissioners, scaled
proposals VIII be received at this Office uutil ~ o'clock
noon FRIDAY, MAY 7,lsSO, for fnrn shngthe District
Government with eight hundred thousand granite
paving blocks.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can be
obtained at this Office with nll necessary Information,
upon application therefor and bids upon these forms
Will alone be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any or MI bids or
parts OF bids. w. j. TWINlNG,
Major OF Engineers, U. 8. A. Engineer Comiuis-
sloner District OF Columbia. ap!s.Gt
National Republican., 1880-04-29
DIR. Won MOSCHzISKER'S
From Senator Voorhees,.

thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment ofnly hearing which has been
seriously impaired the result of excessively severe
cold. d. w. VOORHEFS
National Republican., 1880-04-29

pOSTERS. sTREAMERs. PROGRAMMES, AND
4 all kinds Of Theatrical Printing at the
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS,
lSOs street northwest
National Republican., 1880-04-29

WASHINGTON, APRIL 90, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIdfOn Ia the District.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20
Notice to City Taxpayers.
Oliee Assessor and Collector,

N, - =, DHIIaS, IVNHs, May Q, $50.
Inc tax roll for the year 1880, Is comnlefed
and the attention of city Taxpayers Is directed
to the following amendment to the CITY Charter
for their guidance. 1.-THE taxes on ali personal
property and all poll taxes shall be dse and nav
anie on uemand, as soon as the levy of taxes il
made by the City Council, and it shall be and is
hereby made the duty of the Assessor and Col.
lector, by virtue of his role, to seize upon and
sell personal property sufficient to pay such
taNes, II the same Is not paid on demand When
the Assessor and Collector distrains and seizes
upon such property. he shall keep the same at
thetNpense OF the owneruntil sale is made. and
shall give notice of the time and place of sale Of
the Same by posting written notice at the
other pnbicplace, the notice to be given AT least
ter days before the day of sale. -.
j. C. BoGEL,
assessor and Collector
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and ndiscretons of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood etc.,
viii send recipe that will cure you free OF
charge This great remedy was discovered
oy missionary in South America. Send
envelope to the Rev. Joseph
|. lnman. Station d, New York city.
n28d&w1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20
Inventors and Patentees,

Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences etc to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, D. G., who furnish the
same oHi'oat charge. Edison Brothers is
wel!-known and sue, essful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. diff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20
IHYSteriR.

This painful and terrible sfflction, like all
other nervous diseases, gives way speedily
before the wondrous powers and virtues of
Renne's Magic Oil. Through its benign in
nuence the nerves become strengthened and
she whole internal economy renovated. The
remedy never fails. '"-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20

LET your motto be Liberty or death p
and II It comes to a choice, take all you can
in BLACKWELL'S FRAGRANT DUR
HAM BULL SMOKING TOBACCO,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20

w nen you want a heat job of printing
one, either plain or in eolors. send YOUR
ders to the liERALD Book AND JOB PRINT
NC establishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20

SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING GRANpER
than has ever played in the role of the past.
Already has the scientific mind of cunning
man persuaded the electric fluid to descend
from Its aerial domain and do his bidding be-
meath old oceans waters; already has It en-
ticed the sand OF the earth to be chrystaized
INTO the glass that reveals some secrets from
The starry dome; already have the gentle dews
OF heaven been converted into that breath of
steam ss which energies the nerves
steei TO set In motion
the press that sends its God like intelligence
to the Furthermore ends OF the world, and 10
bring back through the trackless sea the
thoughts, the sentiments and the acts of
every nation. What the telegraph has &C.
ctomplisheed in the interes. Of our business.
the telephone may soon exceed, while thu
monograph, as yet in Its swaddling clothes.
may soon bring us into conversational con.
TACT with friends miles and miles away. These
Two inventions, or mayhsps something better
SUI, may yet open to our vista now unsus.
pected methods Of facilitating the obtaining
and the transmission Of news. And
as the stereotyped plate pre.
serves the words that have lived and
oreathed in the paper of days ana months
and years before, so may these novelties i'm.
proved, preserve to be repeated time and
again, the sounds of those words. and becon,a
part and parcel OF the newspaper. Instead
OF receiving Geographic intelligence as now
on manifold paper at telegraph offices. to be
Iellvered by messenger bows, is it improhabls
that decade or more will witness the wires
reaching into the newspaper Offices direct
and there rehearsing to the printer a.
~ case the news that has
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20

tnan ever pursue line of conduct that
is above and beyond suspicion or re.
proach, and to advocate principles and poll
cles that issue only from the thoughtful mind
snd the honest heart. l assure YOU, gentle.
men, that this is thetruo and only road that
leads to success.
Look at the pecuniary situations respe, +
lvely Of the purely partisan journals and
the independent ones Of this country. As
rule, We find that
THE SUCCESSFUL PRIZES
in the list are those whose banners belong
to the latter class while the blanks that are
drawn in the great lottery of journalistic
ventures are labeled with the indices Of the
former.
A review Of the past history which have
furnished you, announces the rule, whilst
the contemplation of to-day's ven.
lures establishes ii beyond controversy, that
newspaper may consistently advocate the
principles of political party, approve its
policies. and endorse its candidates at one
time, whilst II may have occasion at another
70 urge change, to criticize and even de-
nounce its methods without being subjected
60 the charge so often made by short-siphted
MINDS, OF being inconsistent. The newspa.
per Is a progressive factor in the
march OF civilization and what It NAV
deem proper to advocate this year i
may have occasion to oppose the next
IL Is to be governed by the circumstances of
the hour and is to exercise sound discretion
as to the needs they develop, and neither
70 oe itself to any set of things plsstered
Gown IN samenessl nor to act upon its specu-
i ,, ideas of what ought to be. may best
Illustrate this by q pertinent anecdote found
IN the life OF Goethe and related recently bv
q contemporary: Three Swans undertook
to write an essay on the camel. The practi-
cal Englishman got together an outfit anj
made laborious Journeys through Sahan
Arabia and India, and every quarter Of 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15
untetrettbar.

Der rSsraIb~, Detroit, Wi5., iast pOn
Barnet's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure:
vDehen Wirtiamteit bet Nisrsn', 9sbsr'
unb alien lIriu. 2sibsn ift 10 p~oltommsr
anertannt, baB ss iber allen SwsifsI srbas
ben III. Bona fde 3eusnihe pom mobiles
tannten Sirsern In 0ffeniIt9em unb gri'
patIeben finb 8eweiie, itart senus, nm ben
granddaughter Speifer su lber3eusen."
National Republican., 1880-07-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York NIonor nrnrI,ei.

NEW YORK, July y. iss1
The dry-goods imports for the week were valued
a. s8053Si0, and the amount marketed at
s2G0l ,8Si.
Money was easy nj 262lS per cent
Exchange was dull aud steady at 4S20iS2E for
long and is3A@4SiJf for short sight
Governments were strong on a small business.
State bonds dull Louisiana consols sold ut i6H
aud North Carolina special tax iirsts at 8.
Railroad bonds were active but irregular Dem
yer u RIO Gundo cQusOl frsts sold up TO 93lf.
Kansas Pacific consol ftsts to o. Kansas Pacific
lDenver divisionl Ia lOSA, Erie consol seconds to
9O)H do. funded hves to SlJS Kansas & Texas irsts
70 1854 do. seconds TO o. Texas Pacific incomes
70 90, Chesapeake Ohio (,ercs H) to 6s New
YORK Elevated hists TO lO0N, aud Central Pacific
hrsts TO it23z.
The stock market opened strong and prices sd-
vanced A81H per cent, but subsequently, reacted
1EN14 per cent. During the afternoon the spCcu-
lntion again took nm upward turn and continued
strong 70 the close, when the advance from the
lowest point ranged from y 70 3iz per cent. Cen.
trail Pacific, Denver Rio Grande, Delaware, Lack.
Pacific, Lake Erie e Western, and Ohio & Mis-
siSslppi leading the advance. The improvement
in Denver * Rio Graude was due 10 the official
port Of the earnings for the third week In July,
which were SIS so. against Sl7 800 for the same
period In 1879, being five times greater than last
year.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, In.
Guiding Delaware. Iackawanna IL Western 1900,
Erie 5000, Iron Mountain 5000. Kansas d Texas
1900 Lake shore 1000, Lake Eric e Western 500.
Manhattan 600, Northwestern 1900, Nashville &
Chattanooga 800, New Jersey Central l,0O1, New
York Central 5000, Northern Pacific 1900. Ohio e
Mississippi 10000. Pacific Mail 5000, st. Paul 3d.
900, Wabash Pacific Ss0OO, Western Union GOO,
and Denver Il Rio Grande 5000.
A nfft ttata aft.,tta lttpY fntf
National Republican., 1880-07-24

BALTIMORE Mn. July o3
Cotton easier and dull. Mddiug NE
FlOurgteady and strong Howard street and west
ern supertne, s3d3 15 do extra Sidi IS; do family,
s. 5oG6 25; City mills superine. s3d3 80; do extra
Sl6l 50: do. family, So 25a6 70: do. Rio brands
s. S76G 10; Patapsco family 81 10.
Wheat - Southern firm and steady; western
lower and dull closing weak. Southern rcd Sln
o.; do. amber 81 l0@1 IL; No. Maryland, nom-
nall No western winter red, spot and july
81 074; August, 81 o7Sl o7A September 81 O719
073I.
Coril--Southern nominal: western dull q nd lower
Southern white. 56llc; do. yellow, 55c; western
mixed, spot aud July l7%c August, 47A@isc;
Oats scarce and firm. Southern. 4oaiOI5c vest
ern white, 4l@il%e; do. mixed SS9i0c
Rye dull at 70 U75c
Hay steady Prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland si9a2l per ton.
Provisions firm and fair jobbing demand Mess
pork, Sli; bulk meats - loose shoulders 5i4c;
clear rib sides 7lgc; do. packed, 5lA@Sc bacon
shoulders, &C. clear rib sides, SIC; hams, llh9
l2l$c; lard, refined tierces, SIC.
Buttor armcr. Prime to choice western packed
l24l7c.
Eggs steady NJ 10@llc.
Petroleum dull. Crude, nominal; refined QlSc
Coffee very quiet. Rio cargoes, ordinary to choice
l23SQl5iSc.
Sugar firm. A soft, l0lzc.
Whisky dull at 81 llGl ny.
Freights less active.
RcccDs - Flour, lis bblS: wheat. i0s CAS- Ju;
corn, 81 200 bu; oats, 25il bu: rye, 800 bu
shipments-Wheat, Si,l02 bu; corn. 073 bu.
SaeS-Whoat, S7l $40 bu; corn, 200 bu.
Virginia siNes deferred, 6La do. consolidated,
5G3S do second SERIES 2llI: pastdue coupons, SIS:
new tcn-iorticS az North Carolina Nixes, old, %;
Virginia ten-forties, coupons 92J9 bid day.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
District Courts.

EoUITY CoURT-JusTICE HAGNER.-Seppard Va.
Thieleeke; ordered that the clerk Of the court pay
over the money in the registry. Coleman VS.. Deale
OF al referred to ]. c. Roore TO take testimony.
Ryan VS.. Dealc ct al. same action. Broderick et
al. VS., Gibbons; supersedcas bond approved and
motion TO set aside order oyerrulcd Du Hamcl vs.
Du H0mel ct Nl.; order Of publication. Forsyth ct
al. vs. Hibemia Building associations order granted
ReinhGrdt VS.. Fischer ct al. decree substituting
trustee. Key vs. Murray ct all leave TO B. A. Lock-
wood TO become party TO this cause Diamond VS..
Cahill motion to yncate order appointing rccciy-
ers MetZerou vs.. Mcdaniel ct al; order authoIi1-
ing trustees to cucumber estate. kinball VS.,
Sliney ct al. decree pro coniesso against Siney ana
Kennedy. Phillips ct al. vs.. Smith ct al. leave 10
accept olIer Of D. Rowe, Purdy vs.. Young; John
Lynch made party defendant petition filed % be
taken rs answer IN the cause. Porter vs. JARVIS
consent of counsel TO oposponcmont of hearing on
restraining order. Hay, guardian, vs. Bayandi
guardian Nd litem appointed Clark VS.. Perry cta.i
notice ofmoton for order to pay over rents.
PROBATE CoURT-JusrIcE HAGNEG.-In re estate
Fred d. Stewart; report of sale Of, letters patent
and statement Of account Lastwill and testament
Of John NJ f. AuerochS admitted to probate and
Della Muldoon guardian 10 f. i. Kress In re es-
tate Casper Ofensten inventory Of personal estate
(Sli64Q) returned by eNecuriX. In re estate Han,
filed. In re estate Hugh Murray; additional in.
ventOry Of personal estate (s-O7lu returned by adj
minlsTator. IN re estate sarah Goddard; invon-
tory Of personal estate (9lO22l returned by eXecu-
tor. Inre Evan l.. Whiting ct all Anna II. Whit.
ing appointed guaTdani bono 5000 IN re Will
William McAulcyi will admitted 20 probate letters
tcstnmentary issued 10 Robert McAuley, bond S1Ol
In re estate Z, NJ DuBOse order of publication. In
re will Johanna Keilher: will admitted To probate
and record, Mary T. Hamilton qualified as eXccutrX
In 500 In re estate Peter Donnelly; guardian al
lowed TO borrow 81 1877 90 TO pay OF an incumbmnce
on the estate OF the wards In TO John Hall petition
10 be appointed guardian TO the orphan children Of
Thomas Fountain. In 70 estate Hugh Murry;
order confirming sale; In re estate Alfred q. IMey
Robert j. slsherwoud appointed guardian to the
infant heirs. In re George w. Mitchell; petitioner
appointed guardian 10 the orphans Tho accounts
previously noticed as having been audited by tho
register were approved and passed.
IN CHAMBERs--JUsuCB HAGSER. .-Olmstead vs..
District commissioners; rule 20 show cause why
mandamus should not issue. Sunderland VS.. Bis
trct commissioners; same action.
CRIMINAL CoURT - JUSTICE HAGNER.- George
Drescher, Sunday bar; motion 10 correct fine post
poned until Friday next.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Enthusiastic Meeting in Loudon County, va

Enthusiastic Meeting In Loudon County, Va
To The Editor Of The National Republican;
SIR; A Garfield and Arthur club was
organized at this place Saturday evening, tho
18th instant by tho election Of William Brown
(our delegate TO the Chicago convention) rs
president, aud Joseph II, Jewett (brother of
Hugh ]. Jewett, but q staneh republican, as
vce.president, Mr. Brown, upon taking the
chair, gave an interesting account of the con-
vention, aud also of his stewardship, which
was cordially indorsed by tho club. Ho fol.
lowed this by short but spirited address,
closing with an eloquent tribute to the wis.
dom aud patriotism Of James 4. Garfield,
comparing him to our martyred Lincoln,
whose memory all good citizens will ever
cherish, aud predicting the election of Gar.
field and Arthur by majority 50 large that
all the wiles and Vaccinations of demo.
cratic congress can't count him out. Mr..
Jewett, Professor Wilson, II. Il. Holmes, S. N.
Brown, O. II. Holmes and s. r. Nichols fol.
lowed with ringing speeches. which were 70.
ceiyed with an enthusiasm that has not been
displayed in Il republican meeting hero for
years, Tho resolutions were received with
great applause, wero demanded to be read a
second time aud were unanimously adopted,
The nomination of Major sampson p Bayley
for congress in this (tho eighth district was
heartily indorsed. IL, u.
LINcoLN, VA, July 10, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
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