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National Republican., 1880-03-06
Sons of JOnndnb,

Samuel G. Mills Council No. >, Sons Of Jon.
adab, was instituted Thursday night by the
Grand Council at st. Johns Lutheran church,
corner of Boundary aud Monument streets,
Baltimore city. Tho church was crowded to
ovorAOwing. Past Sovereign Patriarch Samuel
G. Mills, J. C. Lathrop lsocrotary) and William
B. Hulso (pnst chief Of Pioneer Council of
Washington d. o. were present OH the plat.
form. II. T. Smith, tho grand chief, Installed
the otllccrs-clect, after which Judge Mills was
introduced IN flattering terms us being tho
founder of the order OF North AmLrica to
whom all honor was due Nj. Mills made II
most elaborate address, giving briefly tho his
tory of tho order. William d. Rcdgravc, X.
r. Smith, Colonel Hoy aud Uriol Graves, past
chilfclcct aud pastor Of the church, made
telling spec ches.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Reoertion OF lhe Unity Club.

The ninth meeting Of tho Unity Club was
held last evening at tho residence of Mr.. ].
II. Whitaker No. 1i35 CoroOran street, and
was one of more than usual interest. The
order of the entertainment was us follows Piano
solo Mrs. Dir. Brackett; essay, Tho Classics
and the Monks" by General William Birney;
followed by recess. Reading, "The Water
MIL" Professor H. G. Townsend; song, "Whon
Fortune Smiled" J. II. Forsyth; recitation,
parody on "poe's Raven" DIR. Frank White;
song, 30 Saiutaris Hosta," Miss Moran;
reading, What the Smith Boy Told him."
Professor Townsend. Tho essay by Gen.
cral Birney possescssed uncommon intercrest.
After leading his hearers on an imaginary
tour through the libraries of tho world rs they
existed 1000 ago, and drawing graphic pic.
ture of the interior Of n booksellers establish
mont in Rome during the days of Pliny and
Younger, the essayist proceeded to detail the
destruction of those magnificent pagan
libraries through the zeal Of tho ndhcrents of
tho early Christian church. and by easy stops
carried his audience down through years
which marked the dccsdence of secular litcra-
turo in those dark ages, when fanaticism
reigned supreme. He claimed that the
Denedictino monks were not entitled
to the praise Usually accorded them
for the production of literature other than
| religious or doctrinal. Among those who
wcro present were Judge Waileand daughter,
Mr.. Coleman, of Michigan, j. ID. Smith and
wife, b. A. Farlcss, Miss NJ rick Mr.. A. i.
SpofIoId, Mrs. Eliot, Colonel Tchinor and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Kimball, j.
II. Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. +.
Il. Haight, Mr.. j. p. Anderson, DIR. and Mrs.
Bracket. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. b. Taylor Colonel
Chase and wife, Miss Chase Mis- Fricl, Mr..
and Mrs. J.B. Philip, Hon. William Brackett,
Mrs. Lmogene Morroll, Mr.. S. ). Kirk, Mr.. w.
J. Cunly and wife, Miss b. G. Graves, Miss Il.
Whitney, Mr.. +. j.. Townsend aud others.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Services UO-tnorrONy.

E.stroct Baptist church, T. street, between
Sixth and Scventll-Rev. A. T. Mason, PASTOR
will preach tomorrow. Services commence Mt
II o'clock n. M. and 7;30 p. nj.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Rcdecmer
chapel of the Y NJ. G. A., Ninth and d streots
Services at IL a. III. Rev. c. NJ. Haddaway
will preach tomorrow on tho "Imperfcction of
Human Knowledge" Seats Tree. Strangers
welcome.
Rev. DR.. Fowler, editor of tho New York
Christian Adroc0ie, will preach in Foundry NJ.
T.. church, corner of Fourteenth and G streets,
at IL a. M, and Rev. Bishop Peek at 7:30 y. m.
The Rev. Dir. S. S. Mitchell, of Brooklyn,
formerly of this city, will occupy the pulpit of
the Ncw.Yorll Avenue Presby tcrian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Prnfes.or cnrnInr nnd phldln..

The second lecture Of tho Washington Art
Club was delivered last night; Professor Corn
ing choosing for his subject "Phdias, the
great master of Grecian Sculpture" The
Professor prefacel his lecture by brief re.
count of Grecian history during this period
the fifty years prior TO the Pcloponnesian war.
constituting what has by the acknowledgment
of the wsrld been termed the Golden Ago of
Sculpture. At this time ancient Greece was
also at the summit of her literary wcalth-in
fact, all departments of culture had reached
their highest mark; and Attica, the grand
capital of Greece was tho fountain city OF her
art treasures. The famous Parthenon, which
was located within tho Acropois, contained
with few exceptions, the master-wOrks of
Phdias Phidias was ten years old whom tho
Perslans under Xcrxes invaded Greece and
witnessed those famous naval engagements at
Marathon and ThernOpye, aud, through
these, drew tho Inspiration which has been
banded down to posterily by his works.
Through the writings Of Pausanias, tho VERT.
able tramp of antiquity, aud Pliny, the
younger, knowledge Of Phidias aud his sculp-
ture is obtained. Among the specimens pre-.
seutCd by tho stcrcopticon were portraits Of
PeriClcs, tho politician Of Greece, aud one OF
Phidias himself the ACrOpOls, Wow of thn
Parthonon, statue Of Minerva, Thoseus, the
Parce, series Of Centaurs, Jupiter, Juno &c
The statue of Theseus is considered the most
perfect pieco of sculpture anatomGally, and
between the ParCe aud Iris lies tho honor uI
being The most perfect representation of th,
human Ggure concealed by drapery. The Pro
tessor concluded by expressing II desire that
our own Government won d establish an art
school, by which the culture aud genius OF
this country mEy be preserved,
National Republican., 1880-03-06
yyhp Is Next? Is 1t I?
Tho following story points its own MOI
NI,ur nnI In., OlEh u

Tho following story points its own moral:
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2ith., 1880.
Tho undersigned certifies that ho held for
collection for account of John Day, OF Brook
lyn, New York, well-known citizen of Myr.
tlo avenue one.half Of Ticket No. 16,4l6,
Class "a" in the Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew the second capital prize of ten
thousand dollars on Tuesday, January 18th,
1880, having cost tho sum OF one dollar at the
office of M. A. Dauphin, 3l9 Broadway, New
York. The amount was promptly paid on
presentation. r. NJ. WEscoAT,
Ag'tSouthern Express Co., New Orleans, La.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
ANNUAL sale OF ladies' underwear at Doug
Catholic Notes.

Father 5 onestreet, s. j., Is now at st.
Msry's church, in Alexandria, to remain there
during the Lonteu season. Io has already
commenced course of lectures thore.
A lecture will bo delivered Mt o'clock to-
morrow evening nj st, Peters church, by
Father Andrews, of Baltimore, In aid of tho
Young CatholiG,' Friends Society.
Mrs. Cecilia Y Smith will sing tho "InflNm'
matus" Mt the ollertory, at II o'clock mass to-
morrow morning, At st, Domnic's church
Tho forty.hours' devotion will commence
with grand high mass tomorrow morning at
ST. Matthews church, whore the music will
DO exceptionally grand
Father Edelin,, Of 81. Domlnic's, has returned
FROM So. Louis, whero he went 20 attend tho
funeral Of an Intimate friend.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
CITY ITEMS.
Eye Operations.

Dr., ron Moschsisker 6l9 Nineteenth Street, Wash.
ingtOn, d. c.!
DEAR SIR Your operation upon rny sons
eye has proved 50 satisfactory that think it
duty publicly to acknowledge the same
He had for some time suffered from fistula
of the lachrymal sac. Physicians at Jeters-
ville Va, had referred him to an oculist in
Baltimore for the necessary operation i
brought him to you, and have every reason to
congratulate myself upon SO doing Being
well known in Washington, | make this ac.
acknowledgement in his name.
Sincerely yours, j. w. DE Kraft,
March L. bS30. OF fGeneral Land Office.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

ity Of The National Board Of Health from
January 1st to February 10, for vaccine virus,
$3025; compensation Of employees, S4,l65; total,
S7100. The liabilities of tho District for COM
pensatlon OF employees to March 1st Is S415.
In addition to this there is rent of building
used as an ambulance station, $50, and tcle-
phone service, Si5 for stoves aud hardware,
forage, fuel, harness, medical supplies, repairs
to wagon and ambulance, canned goods, lum-
ber, etc, Si2l.5O; making a total of SDOl.50.
This, added to the expenditure from the Ma
iIOnal Board of Health as above, makes a total
cost of SSO9i.50
National Republican., 1880-03-06

To the Editor of The National Republican:
SIR: Why should lawyers ask new trial
for, defer justice to, and tax our District with
the expense of keeping, criminals who are SO
evidently guilty as the threA men who now
stand convicted for tho murder of Mr.. Hirth
II Pinn is innocent of Il participation In the
crime let him make full confession of what
he knows about it, as States evidence, and
thus save himself and bring speedy Justice to
the guilty parties. Honest men live in fear
aud trembling each hour while such men as
Cox, the man guilty of murder and robbery,
and doubtless of rape, too, from tho condition
in which Mrs. Hull was found, and Stone, the
wife murderer, aud tho murderers of young
Hirth can fmd men to defend them, stay tho
hand of justice, and cause the taxes money of
honest industrious people to be spent in hOus-
ing and feeding brutes-yes, wild, feroclous
beasts In human form. Let those lawyers
change places with the bereaved or wronged
ones; let one Of their daughters be treated as
Miss Lelns has been treated by brute, and
see if then they would stand up and plead for
the wrctches who are dark blot on our civili.
zation and a dark shame OH the weakness and
inclliciency Of our laws. To advocate tho
reign Of Judge Lynch is II fearful thought, but
this would be better than such daliauco with
criminals guilty OF such fearful crimes.
LED
National Republican., 1880-03-06

DR.. George w. Mitchell, an old resident Of
this city, will appear before his fellow w-ctizens
in the character Of n lecturer on Woman" on
next Wednesday night AZ Tallmldgo Hall.
Tho Doctors lecture Is new ia thought and
original in idea and conception. Those who
have heard il delivered declare it to be most
ingenious argument, embelishcd with rich
vein OF humor, eliciting the most enthusiastic
applause and commentator. The Doctors
many friends here will doubtless $50 to II that
he gets crowded house.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Ii is IA MIstnka.

The announcement that Lansburgh & Bro.
arc going to move to the store nearly opposite
their present double store on Seventh street Is
mistake. They have only rented this place
to store the wet goods bought at tho under
writer's salo in New York, not having the
room for the hundred cases to be received in
their present stores.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Father ouinn's Lecture.

Tho attention of all in sympathy with tho
religious work of Revs. Wood and Quinn Is
called to tho advertisement, in another coll
umn, of their meeting to be held at Lincoln
Hall on Tuesday evening, March 0, at 1880
o'clock. Besides Fathers Quinn and Wood,
who arc known to tho public here, Father
Moclling IAN ex.Cathoic Monk) will be present
and address the meeting.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
The schue,zeu yerein Dnll.

The annual childron's masquerade ball of
the Washington Schuclzen Yerein was given
at Mariui's Hall last evening, and an enchaut-
ing scene was presented in the hall There
were many novel and attractive costumes.
The carnival procession was one of the finest
and most imposing ever witnessed at mas
uuernde ball in this city,
National Republican., 1880-03-06
THE POLICE FORCE.
Tho Army and Navy Provision 49, what tho
Comlnissioners say.


Tho Commissioners, IN o communication 10
the Senate District Committee approving Som
ate bill 1894, to Increase tho police force, ray :
There Is another matter In this connection de-
mnnding the serious consideration of Congress.
The present law (sec sec So Revised Statutes) de-
carcs that no ono shall be appointed us u police
man or wotchman who has not served In the army
or navy Of the United States aud received nm hon
oreolo discharge thorefrOm. Assuming that at
the close OF the late war the average ages of the
then discharged soldiers was twenty live years
they have now reached the limit of uge for np
this provision was Intended recognition for
service In the United states army during the wnr
II has now about reached the limit Of It's epplica.
bity. ~ Is notn tna bar lO those who served against
tho United states, rs they can. readily become
eligible TO appointment by II subSequers cn
llslncnl In tho army Or navy, as many have done;
nor does II preclude those who having served IN
the army or navy OF the United States before the
war, wore uilerward engaged with those who were
opposed thereto Furthermore, 1t Is by no means
established that tho most desirable material for
policemen is 10 he found among those who resort
to the military or naval services by enlistment IN
force nrc made for lto or during good behavior,
and II Is of the utmost Importance to secure the
services Of vigorous young mon whose antcccdents
can be readily aScertaiued and relied on rs Il
reasonable gtiarantee of their future conduct IN
The position which brings them In such close rela-
ton TO the most delicne aud vital Interests OF OUT
people. II Is Impossible under the present law to get
the clrss Of nen most needed and We are therefore
lei 10 suggest the repeal of the clause Of the section
above mentioned, restricting appointments tO
those who have served In tho army or navy.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

This handsome new market, located on Rhode
Island avonue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets northwest will be opened this after.
noon, March s, at 2 O'Clock p. M. with full
supply of all kinds Of produce. This market
is one Of the best arranged in tho city, aud
will be occupied by rs good dealers as thcro are
in tho District. There are eighty stalls
thirty butchers, forty.siX produce aud misce-
laneous and four fish stalls. 1t is conveniently
located between the Seventh aud Ninth streets
railroads making it accessible to the general
public.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Our readers should understand that tho
Original Fisk University Jubilee Singers, the
old troupe who have earned for Fisk University
$15O,O0O, and who have been three years in
Europe, will give their first concert in Lin
coin Hall, on Monday evening next. Other
troupes have been hero, but this is the ono
that created such enthusiasm years ago. Mr..
George L. White is still with them and will
receive warm welcome. The reserved seats
arc now for sale at Metzerotts.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
For the Nnnt Ten nnrs

/ will sell winter s,u,is twenty-five per cent
less thau any other house south of Boston.
Those goods must positively ho closed out 10
make room for spring stock. Wo moan busi-
ness, aud all In doubt will he convinced by
calling at Leopold Richold's, i9l Pennsylvania
avenue, Great Boston Shoe Auction House.
sign of the Red Flag.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Largo Sale Of Books.

Thomas Bowling, auctioneor has now at his
salosrooms, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street, south side, about 5000
volumes of miscellaneous books, many of them
very valuable, which will bo sold ut public
sale, commencing on Monday evening next.
Catalogues arc now ready.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Robert G. Ingorsol's Lecture.

Colonel Robert G. lngcrsoll will lecture to-
morrow evening at tho National Theatre on
Tho Gods" The cloqucncc of tho lecturer is
too wel-known to require comment, and those
who attend will bo well entertained, even if
they do not agree to the views set forth.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Health Officer Townshcud has made report
To the District Commissioners, showing that
the oxpouses Of the smallpox sorycs TO March
lst were vs. follows: Expended under author.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
New Spring STYLES.

In anticipation Of an carly spring, and In
order to meet the demands incident thereto,
Messrs Robinson & Co. have received large in
voices OF the latest styles in spring clothing.
This will be glad news to the young toks
National Republican., 1880-03-06

S3O0-A Ia Carat SOLITAIRE Diamond Ring,
brilliant and well cut, an unheard.0f bargain.
Jacobs Bros. 1920 Pennsylynnla avenue.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
TherTomatric Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. U. s. A..
Indications,

For the New England and Middle Atlantic
States rising barometer, colder westerly winds,
clear or fair weather preceded In tho northern
part of tho first district by occasional snow.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

SPRING styles Of the Broadway and Dunlap
Block silk Hats now ready ut Auerbach &
Bros, 623 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

THE Howlnnd Dental ASSOCIATION. 2ll Four.and-
a.hGlf street. use only $. s. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia. Price 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

GUITAR, singing and piano taught at prices
to suit the tim, S, by Professor OrtenstcD, 456
& street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Only Ten Dollars,

HEADQUARTERS for Cellulod Collars and
Cuffs, al Auerbach & Bros, 623 Pom. ave
National Republican., 1880-03-06

IS AND mp for Pants, $40 and up for Over.
coats, " so and up for making aud trimming
Pants j. A. Greisbauer, i35 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
An Elegant rimepi.oo.

our S3j Solid Gold American Stcm-Windor.
r. Harris & Co., 1876 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
An lnnnirY.

LATRoBEs, Ranges Furnaces aud Roofs re-
paired at Gartreli's, 9l5 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

JULIUS sLANsEURGHs popular window-shade
House
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Job Lot solid silver watches
at $3.50. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania
ayeuue
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Go to Julius Lansburgh for $3.50 Lace Cur
Trims.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Heavy Con.Silvor American Watches. R.
Harris & Co., ABS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
CITY NOTES.

THOROUGHLY mado and trimmed chemiso
for IS ceuts at Douglass
National Republican., 1880-03-06

DoN'T wait till you are disabled with rheu-
nation before trying Durans's Rheumatic
Remedy,
National Republican., 1880-03-06

a Chance to I'uy Cheap.
Closng-ouL salo of entire stock of Shoes, in
Park Shoe Store, 032 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Go to Julius Lansburgh for Sl.5O Marscilles
Spreads.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
ses snnd dI4 Cnrat Gold watch.
The smnll-pox soryIoe.

very handsome, worth $35 Jacobs Bros, l22
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Citizens Market.

Go to Julius Lansburgh for 5o.ccnt Window
National Republican., 1880-03-06
DR.. Mitchell ON Woman {"

Ladies underwear less than cost Of material
at Douglass
National Republican., 1880-03-06

This eminent cornet vrtuoso last evening
delighted large and select audience by his
superb playing, and it was only with the great
est reluctance, aud after numerous encOrss,
that tho enthusiastic applause was allowed to
subside. The other artists acquitted them
selves very creditaby, and como in for full
share of appreciation.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

For Fine Watch Repairing
at moderate prices call at Il, Harris & Co.., 435
Seventh street,
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Go to Julius Lansburgh for Cheap Carpets.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
R0BiNSON'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For and Delivered TO any part OF
the city; also taken to or from vairoada aud
beats for ~ cents per trunk. small packages 10
each No charge for delivering TO rooms Send or
ders by maj, messenger to await arrival OF trains
or boats care ~ either
MAIN OFFICE 7n7 FIFTEENTH ST.
so l. SrREErN. W, llls FOURTEENTH ST.
oCl5-Iy
National Republican., 1880-03-06
New Advertisements.

NOW AuNeTusuH4oHVs'
5000 wanted.
Citizens Market.
For rent--rOOm.
For rent-Ofhco room.
New York State Association notice.
Lincoln Hall-"Dangers of Romanism."
Rooms for rent Gel + street northwest
National Republican., 1880-03-06
National Thentre-Aiary Amherson.
Furd's Opera-IIouse.
Lincoln IIall-Levy.

The last opportunity to witness QUO of tue
bost variety shows Of the season will be offered
Tonight.
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Advertising Rates.

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that no advertisements will be inserted in
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NAV be received from unknown parties OF
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TEIs .ND TIuAT.

The King of Greece e-oleomargArine.
A sharp tenant does not live where
musician sings in fiat.
I'm the race of life the swan is only half
a neck ahead of the goose.
"A stubborn Paris dealer announced .hst
he sold donkeys like his father.
uA-No one should have horses tied up in the
stable with the epizuotlc, when NJ. b. Roberts
Horse Powders can be bought Of any druggist
for rs cents. Guaranteed 10 cure.
Probably the man who never made a
mistake in his life never made anything
else.
The cashier OF the broken Hackensack
banks spent his money on fancy dogs. Lit-7'
orally and fguratvely he went to the doggy
Never run up small debts. Creditors
are like children-the smaller they are the
more they cry.
aI- Whore are your crutohes, uncle ? Hero
they are-showing John bottle OF NJ. b. Ro-
berts' EmbToeati0n. You don't say that three
quarters of a bottle Of EmbrOoalion has reliev-
cd you Of your rheumatism so you can walk
without your erutehesP do, and thank
kind Providence Tor leading me to read that
advertisement In the Star last week.
ne NtN9 hlo W Aes tuctN
trunks in order, and they'll keep them %
all winter, SO they cnn leave early in the
spring.
The waste basket in an editors office is
nearly as important Ms his paper. What
properly belongs in one should not so in the
other.
us- Mamma, ls the old hen going to Re
SEM Nwny for the summer - " No, 'harliet
hut why do You ask ?" Well, I heard pspa
tell the new hired rirl that they would hays
a tine time when he sent he old hen away for
ihe summer " Mamma pu little Charlie 70
bed. after giving hin dose of SiuOs' Wild
berry and iiuArh und for his cold. telling
him he would be well IN the morning and
| then she ldid Tor papa-and only for his having
/ n n0ftle oi Roberts EmbfocntiOn Ia the house,
might have been cripple for life.
Lives there m1u with soul 20 dead,
he never to himself hath said; "iIere arc
[ i've dollars which think will invest In
printers ink.
-"whal decoration is that you are wear
ingf" ssil an Austrian sergeant 10 new
Te'rnit The inan blushed deeply, aud re.
sponded, "It's a melal our COW won at The
cattle shoW
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If not paid in advance, $l.2j
ALUmP OF CARBON.

Tell me, lump Of Carbon, burning
Lurid in the glowing crate,
While thy flames rise twisting, turning,
Quench in me this curious yearnlng,
Ages past elucldate.
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High above the primal world,
Thou, giant palm. tree, lifting
Thy proud head above the shifting
Ofthe storm-cloud's lightning hurled,
While the tropic sea, hot laving,
Round their roots its blllows curled.
Tell me, did the Mammoth, straying
Fear that mighty trunk of yours,
On the verdure stop and Craze,
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Sleep away the tardy hoursT
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waddled up the neighboring strand,
Or leapt into its neigboring sea
with something of agility,
Though all ungainly on the land
While near your roots, in blood-stained fray
May be two lcLthyc beasts colliding,
Bit and fought their lives away.
Tell me, Ancient Palm corpse, was there
In that world of yours prlmeval
Aught of man in perfect shape?
Was there goodT and was there evilf
Was it man or was it ape7
Tell me, lump of Carbon, burning
Lurid in the glowing CRATE,
Lies there in each human face
Something of the monkeys tracer
Tell me, have we lost linkT
Stir thy coaly brain and think,
While thy red flames rise and sink,
Ages past elucldate.
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