' THIS "PAPER
.,isiied afternoon. Sandayi i . e-
. 1 1 Nil T. J AMES
KOrTOK A WD PROPRIETOR.
..;w.CR!lTIOJIH.rtSTAGK PAID.
eir $ 5 00 Six month, S2 SO J Three
"'louth-. i 36 ; oae month 60 oentJU
,fc oper wilfbi. delivered by carrier!,
(Lrze, in any part of the city, at the
mr-s.orUcenttperwk.'
.rtising rates low and liberal
nr-tibicribers will pleaHereport any and
'iurri to receive -tneir. paperg regularly,
flow Advertisements.
Fflli THlS -WiiEK.
BSOW
WiJ .& RODDICK
AUK 'OrVl-.KINU bOMKr
;,; o'l-r to cloae out w ine lets.
A,i -1, ari in want i f s ich will do
!! t'-iv us an eaily call. ,
No. 1.
Ho with vit Seam?,
s, i Whin-
(Icon's a pair, worth ;"0 cen'.s.
No. 2.
lVirio !Viit-l Lawns, 12?. cents per yard.
'Ill''' tM ')0S rl1ia'fy in' the maiket.
No
r.mt.'.I l.ini Lawns, l." and 20 cents,
r.ejuUr price lO and 2o cents.
No. 1.
;'K) 'J.i.en (itMi' a' Linen llandke chief,
il ;.() a d zmi, dtcidedly 'the
t Jii'aiv'st iot over ottered
in this city.
No! 5.
Linen. Stair Covering, 1") to 2" ceiits.
No. G. .
li-jip s we are tU'eringsonie rare bargains
in tliis particular
p'iv'es ranging from b'c to -10c,
No. 7.
l'niitM Knglish Cambrics, Kc.rts a yard,
worth 15 cenff.
No. 8. ;
We hive still a few left ofitho
Made Colored Hose, at 2oc and P"e,
Worth at least 50 cents.
No. 9.
A iot ,f ij3ce Dtmtings, Dress Goods, 20c,
t
i
worth CTaj,
3R0WN & 'RODDICK,
45 Market St.
fctoekholder' Mcetiu
I or
TOTICE 13 . HEREBY GI YEN that a
Uect'al Meeting of the Stockholders of the
t'aruUna Central Railroad Company, sue
CMor ta tbeCa-olira Central Railway Com
l'y, under the foreclosure; sale, will be held
mtbeTownof W ELDON. North Carolina.
WKU.NKSUAT. the Hth day of July,
w, lor tte election of OfficaTs. the adoption
oj-bftwf, and other purp8e.
A. V. til OUT,
F. O. FRENCH,
A. B liUAVKS,
J. S. WHEDBKE,
d. u. murohisox,
-iJf Purchasing Committee.'
Cunard Steamship Co.
'pus oldest ,nd moit
- nun u nietmers
at. 8ai!i from New York
er WedtipadT. i
or i hrough Tickets tor Cabin or Steerage
PMsge from New York to the principal
PJtU of Europe and for farther information,
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Apply to liKIDE A CO..
1 .G lm Agents at Wilmington, N. C.
Removal
i
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handsome new storf, Front
t;eet, lecond door from Prince'B street. My
and the public will
find me prepared
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JIMESiC. MUND V
Drnpgist,
The Co cinop iitan Bar
1 8 T1IK PLACE TO GET AN Y AMD all
K the-, fancy, dlicioust cooling drinka of the
J1. Ice cool Lager
always on hand.
Lienors dalt oa t
Ci- Bar. Ciar f tho Dt brand ean
f "ajs b foaid at he ooamopolitan.
m. JOUf CARUOLL, Prop '
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A, I'cpk, ien Pasa Agt Important to
Summer Tou'ista.
' J L Du.blet, cct'y Notice.
Yatb?. HUnk. Books, Croquet, Arebery
Goods. . " .
3 P HTSSBKRaa H ammocks.
A A I rHRiKR Best Unlaunnied Bhirt
in the city for $1. "
Wirdow T!ass ah sizes at ltaffer A
i'riO; ...-. r
Shrirnpd ludd uu lovingly to 10 cents
a quart. : - .'
The man who it his baiaijce wis out
of his weih. !
Oakes Ames 16 dead, hiit lU note book
yet speaketK. '
Peaches aDd watermelons continue
scarce and high.
You cannot hear a linger rii g, no mat
ter how loud it is.
Will wager a bean-fhooter that Wil
mington is the coolest place Id North
Carolina. -
A large crowd of lovers of the sport
piscatorial went down this morning cn
the Passport, .v
Window (Jlass of all siz ;.s, lo vt Sash
and Blinds, Builders' IJardvare,fco Low
st plreces at' Jacoiji's.
Mothers, yoUfglaii relieve your Baby of
its discomfort, without administering
opium, that deadly drug, by using Dr.
Bull's Baby Syrup.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this office stood at 9u degree?,
the same as yesterday.
The semi-annual election of (llices of
Orion-l4dge, No. 07, 1. O. O. F., will
take place to morrow evening.
The Preys Association metta at Ashe
ville to-day . The Editor of the Preview
thinks of leaving ht re' to-morrow morn
ing lor tho purpose of attending.
It has been excesfively warm here
tonday in the sun but the steady breeze
which has prevailed all day loDg has
beeu a genuine luxury.
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Can dogs find their way home from a
long distance? atks an exchange. It's
according' to ibe dog. If Jt's one you
want to get rid of, be can find his way
bick fromMissouri. If it's a good one be'i
liable to get lost if he ocs around the
cirner.
Hancock's Headquarters are established
for the i resent at Shrier's, - on Market
street, where Hancock Suits, Hancock
Hats, Hancock Cravat?, Hancock Collars
and HancocK Handkerchiefs are.dispenscd
freely and liberally, and almost gratui
tously, so cheap jare they all. tf
We understand that the C. M. Sled
man Fire. Company propose having an
excursion to Waccamaw TTake some time
about the middle of the month. If they
do, it will be "done up in style" and we
knew that the gallant salamanders will
have a good time of it.
Hee a woman ojn horseback in another
column, riding near Spcer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speef's Port Grap-3 Wine is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
fession for the tieo of invalids, weakly
persous and the aged. Soldl3y Druggists.
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Those who.. Buffer f otn nervous irrita
tions, itching uneasiness, and the dig
comlort that follows from an enfeebled
and disordered state.of the system, should
take AYEH'S iSAllSAPAllILLA. and
cleanse the b!ood Purge out the lurk
ing distemper that undermines the. health
and constitutional vigor will return.
Anoilier slcaiiiboat Uorror.
We are thocked ..to hear of another
steamboat disaster (the third within three
weeks) in tha vie
time it was the 6
nily of New York. This
earner Seatcqrhafca, off
College Point, L- I.f which took fire and
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buraed to the water's ede. She wa
crowded with passengers at the time, it
being abcut 4 30 o'clock p. m., and 40 or
o0 of theai were either burned to death or
drowned. Assistance was promptly at
hand, but with ail their exertions the loss
of life waa appalling.
While the South has "suflerel manv
calamities, she has reason for profound
gratitude to God for the watchful care
that has kept her thus far from the ex
perience of such heart-rending horrors as
have recently been visited upoa the
North.
Physicuns freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, Malt Bitters, because
more nourishing, strengthening aud purL
fyiug than aUjotbef forms of malt or medi
cine, while free from Ihe tbj.ctioLS urged
gainst malt liquors, T -w
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WILMINGTON, N. C,
Off on Leave.
Wo UDderstand thU Mr. D. P. Crmen,
manager of the telephone exchange in
this city, left on leave of absence for bia
home in Washington City, yesterday
morniog. Mr. W. H. Sterlia.', general
manager of tha Western Union telegraph
office in thia city, will, we bear, bo in
charge of the telephone exchange during
Mr. Ormea absoDce.
Plows, ;cihovel9, Pitchtorks, 8p'les,
liake.s, Tra e Chains, Plow Lires, &c Fo.'
the lowest prices, g to J ACom'd.
Worthily Be&uiwed.
We are glad to note that our fellow
townsman, M; j r Chas. M. Stedman, bas
been appointed by the other members of
the State delegation to Cincinnati, as their
choice to represent North Carolina on the
Committee which is to tender the nomi
n if ion to General Hancock. It is but
miet and proper that so distinguished and
gallint a soldier, who has been sent many
times before to meet Hancock, when the
d ity was anything but pleasant,9hould now
i i these piping times of peace be honored
with this agreeable mission. We congrat"
ulate the delegation upon the selection,
for it is an honor worthily bestowed.
Fail Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and svzes, at Altaffeb, Pkice
Rocky Point Academy
The closing exercises of the present
term of this institution wil tate place
at the Academy building on Wednesday,
the 30th inat. Most of the day will be
occupied in a public examination of the
pupils in the presence of the Board of
Trustees and patrons, of the school. At
night a concert will be given of music,
dialogues, speaking, &c , by the pupils
anl others selected. The school is under
tha charge of Miss Jennie Durham, as
superintendent. The public are invited
to attend both the examination in the day
and the concert at night. A pleasing and
interesting time may be expected
Ready mixed Paints, strictly p ure White
Lead, Ccbrs, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
fcc., at Jacobi's
The Fifth at Burlaw.
The true-hearted yeomanry of Pender
county will celebrate the 104th anniver
sary of our independence at Burgaw on
Monday next (tne 6th, inst.) George A.
Ramsay,- Esq., will deliver the oration.
Major C. W. McCUmmy will read the
Mecklenburg 'Declaration of Indepen
dence, and John R. Faddison, Esq., will
read the National Declaration of Indepen
dence. During the day a Democratic club will
b3 formed.
The public is cordially invited to be
present, end it is hoped that every lady
and gentleman of Pender will attend.
The committee of arrangements is com
posed of Dr. W. T. Eonett, and Messrs.
A. H. Paddiso'n, W. T. Bannerman and
J. W. Cowan.
You can bay No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
Fire in Brunswick.
From a gentleman who was in the
neighborhood at tho time, we learn that
the dwelling house of Mr. A. W. Reiger,
on his rice plantation in Brunswick coun
ty, some three miles distant from Wil
mington, was destroyed by fire yesterday,
about 6 o'clock in the morning. We aho
learn that very little if anything was
saved from the building. We understand
that Mr. Reiger supposes the fire must
have come from ignited paper which a
servant had kindled the fire in the stove
of the cook room with, by the draft car
rying the paper through the pipe into the
air, and then another current of air strik
ing it and blowing it into a bed room
adjoining, among
the covering on the
bed. We do not know Mr Ketger s esti
mate of his loss, bat we understand the
buildicg was insured for $2,000 with
Messrs. DeRosset 4? Northrop of this city,
in tha Niagara Fire Insurance Cjmpany,
of New York. ;
Save your money and bay jour Build
ing Supplies from Altatier A Price.
Therraometricat.
From the United States Signal Office in
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this mom-
ing at 6:56 o clerk :
Atlan'a, Ga...,MM.T8
Mobile, AIa.M.M....78
Montgomery Ala...76
Nash riile ..........78
New Orleana .77
New York.i...74
Punta Rasa,Ha81
Savannah, Ga.....H85
Bhrereport. 7
8L Louis Mo.MMWC4
St. Marks, Fla-,Oq
Vickaburir, MlssM..T7
Waahington..MM.M.80
Augusta. GaM....S0
Cairo,Ill ....68
Charleston, S. C..-83
Cincinnati... ...... ...71
Corsicana, Tex....T0
Fort Gibson, I. T.76
G al veetoa.MM..M..T7
lndianola.w.......78
Jacksonville, Fla79
H noz villeMMM...M7
Lynchbnrg. ........ feO
Memphis. Tens..7 S
WiImisgton.M.821
Reyiew.
TUESDAY, JUNE 29,
Prisoners from Pender.
An c Hicer from Pender county brought
here to-day and delivered to Sheriff Man
ning for safe keeping two pr soner-f both
of wh,m are colored Henry Boey is
the name of the one who seems to have
been charged with the most grievous of
feuce and he was cofmitted by Justice
T J Armstroug in default of one thou
sand dollars surety, for breaking Into a
houw. The other prisoner, Aaron Tate
by name, was committed by Justice Jno
f) Powers, npoo the charge of larcerpy.
For AshevillP.
The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
makes close connection at Goldsboro
with the North Carolina R. R and pas
sengers fcr Asheville and the West, un
der the new scbedale on the Western
North Carolina' R. R. will be able to
reach Asheville in but little more than
twenty-four hours by this route. Leav
logWilmingtOQ at 6 50 a.m. they arrive at
the head of the Western N. C. R. .H. the
next morning at 8 20. 'Sleepers are run
between Salisbury and the head of the
road. Kor further particulars see adver
tisement in-this issue.! !
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r AckDowledgment.
Mr. Alex. Sprunt,! British Vice-Coa-sul,
has received from Mr. J. H. Wright,
Assistant-Secretary of the Mansion House
Committee, in Dublin, a formal receipt
for 15s 5p. sterling acknowiedged as
from a little North Carolina girl. This,
it will be remembered, 3 the sum of $4
raised by Oapt. Wj J. Calais' ; little
daughter, at Old FoA a short time pre
vious to her decease, which amount was
turned over to Mr. Sprunt by the Editor
of the Review, to whom it had been fo
warded, for transmission to Ireland. Mr.
Wright's letter, covering the receipt, is
asfoll6ws: J
AfANtioH House CcIimittee for the
Belief of Distress in Ireland.
Dublin,1 June 14. 1880.
Alexander Sprunt, Esq , Wilmington,
JX. u.
Dear Sir: ! am directed by the Lcrd
Mayor to acknowledge with thanks, your
favor of the 2nd inst., twith P. O. Order
for 15s 5p, official receipt for which I
herewith enclose. I
Youia faithfully,
J. H. Wright, Asa'c-Sec. i
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Mr. Nath'l Jacob i baying been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow,' parties in
want of this celeoratied Plow can now
have their orders filled; at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S.
Front st.
tf.
Third Warh Club. I
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Pursuant to notice, a meeting of the
Third Ward Democraic Club was held
last evening at the City Hallfor the pur
po3e of ratifying the bo.nihations of th5
Pty.
The President of 4he Club not beirg
present, Mr. L. n. BoWden was called to
the Chair. Mr. Jas. King, the Secret
tary of the Club, was the Secretary of the
I
meeting.
On motion, a
committee of three was
appointed to draft suitable resolutions, and
after consultation offeed the following,
which were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, The Dstrict, State and
National Democratic Conventions have
severally met and bave ffdred to the people
the candidates for the representative offices
to be filled at the next lending electio i ;
now, therefore, i
We, the members of the Third Ward
Democratic Club of Wilmington, do re
solve, that we heartily endorse and ratify
the action and nominations of the District,
State and National Conventions of the
Democratic party, and 'we hereby pledge
ourselves to support wijh z9al and fidelity
the several nominees foist 'the offices pro
posed by the said Contentions ; that we
regard them as good and true meD, worthy
exponents of the great principles of the
Democratic party. f
Resolved, That we regard the action of
the National Democratic Convention as
worthy of all praise ; asf displaying a noble
and patriotic disposition to ignore all sec
tional cr personal preferences and to act
for tne good of the cJuntry the whole
country. ; j j j
Reiolvzd, That we apit heartily ratify
and approve and endorse the nominations
made by that Convention for President
and Vice President; that we regard Han
cock as the persouificatjon of all that is
pure and honorable ih the man, haroic
and noble in the soldier; one who in
peace and war has ever been actvafcsd by
the purest sentiments of patriotism, and
acted for the safety, honor and welfare of
our institutions, and wljio will tsrely lead
us on to political victory, and redeem
our country froaa the scourge of Repub
lican rule; that in Eoglish we behold a
man pure in character, Wise and experi
enced in council, and a statesman worthy
the high position for which hi has been
so gloriously named. , j
Mr. EL A. Bagg then introduced Mr.
E A. Martin, who entertained the Club
with a short hut eloquent speech, . which
was received wlt many manifestations of
hearty sympathy and approval. '
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
the call of the President os the Club.
NO. 1Q)
By Georee !
That is what more than one of cur
readers will exclaim when he has read
this. Whtm tha through freight train
which arrived here at 1 .30 this after
noon was within a rni'e and a half ot
Bargiw, a box car next to the.tender
was found to be on fire on the roof, It
hiving been ascertained subsequently that
the car caught from burning wood on the
tender, which had in turn caught froiK
a spark from 'the locomotive. As soon
as the fire was discovered the train wpb
stopped and engineer, fireman, coLductor
ana tram hands went '.vigGrdu.lv
TO
work
the
and put the fire out, WLn
train reached Burcriw il,
o
car
wasdpeiel to see if any eft hi contents
had been injured by the fire when imag
ine the surprise and conBtercatiou of every
one when it was seen that the car.was
loaded with rowDEn! It was, indeed, a
remarkable and a Previdential escape. I
Had jtho nature of the contents been
known it is probable that the fire would
most probably have been allowed to work
its own will and trie 'entire train might
have been destroyed, as no one would have
dared, to remain near it. Think of men
fighting fife on top of a thinly planked
car with twenty thousand , pounds of
powder under their feet!
The Population of WJlinlnston
The enumsrators of this city have foot
ed up their lists as revised aad corrected.
The figures fall far below what was ex
pected. The population of Wilmington
will be known to the world at large as 17,
579 persons, while the enumerators think
there are at least 20,000 inhabitants in
this pity. The heads of many families
in giving in their Households have often
forgotten to give thenames'of boarders,
relatives and servants. In this way quite
a number have been adssed and we will,
for the next ten years, be underrated as to
populations.
Every body can get suited with a Pocket
Knife; also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Deoot- I
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When you visit or leave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards.
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street! carsj stages and elevated railroad to'
all parts of the city, j ... ly.
DIED.
RULFS In this oity, ADELINA CATH
ABINA, youngest daughter of J. F. and C.
A. Bulfs, aged 7 years, 11 months and 13
days.
. "The maid is not dead, but sleepetb."
The! funeral will take place to-morrow
morning, 30th inst., at 9 o'clock, from the
residence of the parents ;nn Walnut street,
between Fourth and Fifth, thence to St.
Paul's Lutheran Church, thence to Oakdale
Cemetery. The friends and acquaintances
of the f.niily are respectfully invited to at
tjnd the faneral
New Advertisements.
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Wilmington, N. C, June 23, 180.
Important to Summer
Tourists.
QN AND AFTER THIS DATE, Direct
Connection will ba made, via Goldboro,
Raleigh and Salisbury, to ASHLTILLE, N.
C, BICK9RY, JT.' C, GLE!f ALPINE,
5. a, and all stations on the Western Xorth
Carolina Railroad as follows : Leave Wil
mington 6 50 A, M., arrive at Salisbury 10.20
P. M , and at Bead of W. N. C. R. R. (three
miles from Asheville) st 8,20 A.M.
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SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN' S A LLS-
13URY AND THE HEAL) V
OF ROAD.
This is the ONLY ROUTE making direct
' - ' -1-connection
with the Western Forth Carolina
B.R.
EXCURSION TICKETS at otifurm rates
with all other Lines on sale to all principal
Bummer Resorts in Western Sorih Carolina.
A. POPE,
JeJ9:3t Gea'l Paas'r Agent.
1880.
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PERFECTLY NEW OFFICE SAFE,
Mosler, Bahmann A Co., aanafaetarers,
ombinatioa look, weight 1,500 lbs. '
: For sale cheap. Applj'at
meh 5 TQI3 07FICE,
- r, PLEABS50TICiA
W"e will beg? ad to receive coramudcatlonj
from our friends on any and all sufijecti o
general interest but :
The name of the writer tn.net always ba fur
waned to the Editor
Communications rrxrt te Trritten', on only
one side of the paper -
Personalities ecst ". toiJtd,
And it is especially an. paiUcalarij'crder
stood that the Editor does roi sUajs endorse
the views of correfj-oadoav; utlcsj so itattd
In teStntial eolf fa. fXf-f
Wow Advertisements.
-Ftiotice-
rpUL MLliIBS3 OF OBIO.V LOU OF,
No. 67, I. O. O. F., are cctifitULat tho
Setfei-A&aual Iiecti?n of Vtff zzs taUiT li.e
to-xorrow, ( Wednesday) ci-ht at S o'cork.
Full attendance rcquesu
THOMAS K-:mpKOY,
t: t
SUCCESSOIl TO
Boalwright & McKoy,
Is prepared, fo "furnish von Xvith
EVERY ARTS C LE
in the
I At'tlio
mmimn
Myl; Stock fsXaVge.
We
Heplenish Daily.
Therefore, -all vou hwy rrcin n
."vill be
HTTO ?!a rttt " 4' f$TJ
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leaves our Store -
t . ,i i ti r. i " n r
My late parser, Capj.,jgJIX L.
BOATWIUGUT, will be plcal
' A : -j V
to 'see all hi j friend.', at fnr ' '
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Stores, Noa. . r, & 1 North "
Front Street. 'U .'i.
Grocer and Liquor Joalai'r.
je 28 .
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NOTHER HUl'I'L. u; -:.
mocis jaet recaived a- l fo? a-iLftvtpV'.
Uhl . M)'iLii.Oj; ' -J.
mHERilOUKTI F.c ani 1 jnJo.f ter; ,1
Another lot ju-t in at
iin.vjiJEiicn.
Piauos and Orgur-
SOLD FtfR CABLT, OR Off T . " 7'.
MO.NTBLY LVdTALME. a
iCheapat BElXdBEBU EL'o.
je 6 - ' - -
; "Wire Nettiu
SCREENS,- : '! ' -'. : -Fpt
'Jjgqu and. W iMas. . ,
Good to keep oat fifes asd tPftalte.C'
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Sash, Doors vJ3Unds
Lumber,
aad IBvitdintr Material 0r!wt
ALTAITFEli, Piil Ct A; UO. .
Factory
Foot T Walnut tt. Nutt, near K4 Cro'sJ t.
C. W. YAX?S:
gLASKBOOKP, i; "
Eehool Boots and Stationery, ' '
Country Schools lied
. at reudnalo rca0 (
Cbromoe, Frames - v- ! ?
Archery Ooodl,''.1. tli '' '
OrraJUfoldon the Iwtalment n,at
LOW!
BOOKSTORE. ;
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is 23