TUIH PIPER
PLEASE S0TI0E.
We will ber fad to receive oommnicatloni
, rJ ver a'tme.n, Hindayi ea-
,,MII. T. J A. M E M t
(litTokANn rEorairroR.
fi nionthn. $3 50 ; Three
-: fl Oae month, 60 cents.'
,J ,,.r will be delivered bi aarriers,
.i'.i lB nT Prtof treeity.'attht
1 ru". r cnt per wek.
'.--if rets nd liberal
-.crb-rs will pla report ary d
t- reerivetbeir papers regularly.
BROWN ft RODDICK
4) Market Strest.
Daily
fiEflEW.
in
from ow frWaJs on aay and all, subjects o
fsaeral interest but x
Tbe aaxae of the writer most always be for
aitfced to the Editor.
uonwTOl tlons ant be written: en only
oae rid of tae paper.
Personalities most voided. '
And It Is erpecUU M.patleularly; under
stood that the Editor not always endort e
the views of eorreepoadea U. U-lees so ttatetf
VOL. V. 'WILMINGTON, N. C THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1880. M NO. 139
ut ta editorial column.:
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,(. .... , .,, iiMf.a !iir - tvt t.tcpra'
!.!- C.i 1 a'.'.A oxxui-.o.
i -.? . !r.-s Miirt, 1. t.y them
... , ..i ; vu wi'.I uo no o!hr.
Mr !ai HijwU-
.-.tallour -jhctlaml Shawls
t? rl; t!i-'j ar roally worth "M.
l VIrol Summer Skirts, from 50c
t,il A beaut if al line.
Ut!- Printed Knclisli Cambric, 10 cents
j.-r yanl regular prI!C V conts.
I ituit 1 Paotic lawns, cents p r yard,
.I i all ovit Uw country at l.V,
BLACK CKAPKS.
Wf haw just rti ivcl a larp invoice of
Craj-'H In si;l.,l Dou'oi and Triple.
.Suitable for Veilings anI
Tiimiiiinf.
ACKNTS IN THIS CI TV
for the
WIIHiW.S CUAPK, FOUT11K PEEP
EST MO Ul UN INC
A Iti Dm in (lent Linen Haiulker.
chU-fs, l jr Dozen.
I. A D I Kb CORSETS.
U have juit rmivM a new Corset to re
tail at 7". cents a beauty.
3R0WN & RODDICK,
45 Market .St.
jV 17- '
Electric.
gCOTTd ELECTRIC HAIRBRUSH, tbe
ret Uradaehe aat Xeura'gU core, can be
faod at
J. H.HiKDINA, Apotheca'.r.
New Market.
IVaacriptijas a specialty. jy 23
The Lowest Prices
li
7U)l; ALL KINDS OF PBINTING,
At E. S. WAHIIOCK'4 Job Office.
tit estimates at this otliee before liaving
your print lug done elsewhere.
( it!v In Uevkw buiMlug.)
jy
For Rent
lltOVlUlK latof October 13-4,
t rraiJenc at the Southwest
c raer of btith and Market eta.
Apply t JOHX L. CANTWELL,
jy 19 tf lo 119, ltOffiee,
CH EAPIV1EAT
A FEW HKtlCES
REJECTED CANVASSED HAMS
Will be no!.! at SIX Cents.
Hall & Pearsall.
?
Wire Kettinc:
O For Doori and Window
t:os! to keep oat fi n J.cuqaito
Alto,
Sash. Doors, Blinds,
Latarmr, and Building Material Ueneralljk
ALTAFFEK, IMUCfc A CO.
Faetorv: Otliee:
fo.t of Walnut C Nntt, Bear m4 Ore it.
u2
OU DALb 4.0. bill 4jidjk-, ULarter
I'artjf, Infptnr'a Certificate, Crop Lien
Htmr ttuajsen Ueoeifta, Ma.
S..H.,WABBOCK,
(laKtiUw lUUJlat) J Jut frmidr.
CHEAP BEADING!
For t ho Campaiga.
Tbe Daily Kr'w, to Dec. lt, lor
$l.on
Tl.e II.MI.Or . J. ir4;jjai. t Ik-c.
lit, l.-r ot cciitw!
Tie WlLUlNflT NJiUUNAb .ullisinl
erery Fil ing, -U of tin nw of the
wock!
Tho Daily Kkwkw, pMbliahod every
afierooon, gives tho new of the Iuy and
the latent market reports.
Address
I Joe ii. T. Jamks,
j Wilmington, N. O.
The btate Canvass
Gov. arvie. Democratic candidate
for Governor, will address tho rHojde at
At Trenton, Jocea Oitinty, Thursday,
August 6'h
At Kiuuton, L-jnolr Cn-unty, Saturday,
Augnbt 7th.
S)me other of tho State OaLv lasers will
be with hiui at all of thu-e appointments
JdIST discussion.
Thero will le joint discussions br Gov
faivU and Judge Buxton, the Democrat
ic aud llepublican candidates fur Qover
nor at the following places:
Jacksonville, Onsbw county, August
1th. I
Trenton', Jones county, August nth.
Kinstou, Lenoir county, August 7ih.
Snow Ilill, Monday, August 9th.
Wilson, Tuesday, August lQ:h.
Attorney Goneral Kenan will addreBs
tie people at j
Griflia's, Nah county, Thursday, Au
gust 6th
Nashville, Nash county, Friday, Au
gust Ctb. i
Grantham's, Wayne county, Situ-day,
August 14th. J
Meadow, Johnston county, M ndny.
August ICth. ,
LOCAL- NEWS.
New Advertisements.
V IliisMia Ledger, Ac.
Jobs Mkltom A Card
W m Lab una, Beet' j Notice.
Window Glass all sizca at Altafler &
Vzlcc's.
Self sacrifice is not always an act cf
prudenco.
Fbysicians say that tho city is not prop
erly policed.
Tho moro a woinau is idle the more her
heart is occupied.
To make tho true Ma;Use cross stroke
his fur the wrong way. j
No man ever looked on the d.itk siie
of life without finding it.
Chicken soup a la Tanner is tho uow
namfor a familiar fluid.
It is said in favor of politicians that
they never bribe with their own money.
Tho real lucky tishermau is the one
who doesn't catch tho rheumatism.
Save" your money and buy yo;r liuild
ing Supplies from Altallcr !c Trice.
Theso heavy aud frequent rains in ly do
tho corn crop good, - but they are b id for
cotton. '
The UM tf llall's Vegeuble Shil'.an
Fair Heuewir will keep tbo hir stt ami
sy.
There is coudidorable Uut heat in ice
cream. After-eating it the girls warm
up considerably.
Fun Mt-il and W'a'.u a tjh.iw Cases. aJl
stKv aud suos, at Al.Xa.fkku, 1'hck
A Go's. ' , .
Thelaiupjor toreues, ne hundred in
n itnter, lor tin Haucuck-Efurjsb and
Jarvis Club will ar:ive vt N-w Yoik
a e ttuor to-iuonuw .
A number of cur people wt-nt up to
IVut Caswell this eveuingon tl e steamer
John Daws n, to at cud tii'o grand rally
to htld thero to marrow
The-man who loats arouud a une-horae
grocery while his wife takes tin washing
o support him can always tell yiu just
what the country needs. '
WllniliiKtou District.
Third round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmiugtoa 'District, Method it li
Churca Snth. !
Wilmiiitoit, at Fifth St, Anj 7-8
Ooalow I Aug 7-8
Topsail, at llerruip. (,'hapel, Aug 10-11
Dui'.in, Aug H-15
A -atin- of the stockholders of the
0
Wilmington Market Company will be
held at the new Market, on Front street,
on Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to Mr. L M. Long, the Sec
retary, for a complimentary ticket to the
eleventh annual exhibition ot the Roan
oko and Tar lllvr Agricultural Society,
to bo held at Weldun, October llih, 12th,
13th. 14fh, and 16th. 16S0.
Mr. Nath'l .lac jbi having been ppoiut-
t:d aeiit f r the Atlas Plow, pa :ies in
. unt of this celejratud 1'iow cn now
'.iav. tiudr ordtsis lilkd at JAO'iii's Herd
vare Jeiott No. K) S. Frout st. tf.
--
Arrived safely.
The schooner Alary if ear, owned in
th:s city by Messrs. Sol. Bear and . Bros
and commanded by Captain Chad wick
from this place, arrived safely in New
York yesterday, after a storiny passage of
about ten days. The Mary Bear cleared
front this port one wwek 1 ago last Satur
day.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Hrat
Ingatovesat almost any price at Jacobi s
Uardware Depot.
The Street Car Case-
In the Supreme Court the case of the
State vs. S. II. Fishblate et al, the judg
ment of the Court below was affirmed.
This is the crso in which tbe Mayor aLi
Board of Aldermen were indicted for not
tearing up tho street car track. Tho case
was quashed by his Honor Judgo
Meares and Mr. Solicitor McDre appealed
to tho Supremo Cou-t.
Bee a woman on horseback in another
column,, riding near Sneer's Vineyards,
with a I bunch of Grapes from which
Speer'8 Port Grape Wino is mace, that j'b
so highly estoemod by tho medical pro
fession for the use of iuvalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Pharmaceutical Convention.
Tho Committee of Druggists appoint
od to mako arrangements for the Pharma
ceutical Convention, have secured reduced
rates on tho various rail roads of the Stato,
also with the loadiug hotels of the city.
The Convention will meet In theSenata
Chamber in Raleigh on the 11th Inst.,
when we hopo a darge delegation will be
present. f
All tbe Druggists of the Stato are earn
estly and cordially invited to attend.
Found In the Sand.
A pieco of brass supposed to be an ec
centric 'strap to an engino, was found by
officer Moore yesterday evening about 7
o'clock, embedded in the sand on Swann
between Fourth and Fifth streets.. How
the brass got there Is a mystery, though
it is strongly surmited that some thief
purloined it from the railroad and buried
it with the expectation of getting It
again when darkness had closed in all
around Tbo brass Is at tbe City Ilall
awaiting an owner who can prove bis
proptrty.
V ater Woiks.
The committers on the part of tho ;city
g.mruinei.t, Board of Audit, Produce Ex
chaugf, Chamber of Commerce aud Board
of Trade will meet at the City lla1! on
Monday next to consider the proposition
of Mr. A. Wilkins. to constxuetin this city
a complete system of water works known
ai the Iio'ly System. Mr. Wiliiams pre
poses to erpend about fc-'OO.OOO in Wil
mington in the consti ucllon of these
woiks. We trust that Mr. Williams'
proposition will m?et with favor aud that
at an esrly date Wilmington" will be sup
plied with hydrants, etc.
II the chances of recovery for au adult
be small when unnecessarily Btrong med
icine be used, how much smaller must be
tbo chance of a baby when dosed with
opiates and other powerful medicines.
Dr. Bull- Baby Syrup lathe remedy
for the dieses of children. Price 25
ceutt a bottle, i
Struck by L.lgUtuliir-
U,i Wednesday nfgh tx ut 2 o'clock,
during the preVideucuof the thunder
storm, tb bouse ot Mr. Frank Kennedy,
on Muso:ibro Sound, was t truck by light
ning, but we are glad to learn that nr one
was very seriously hurt. - At the timo f
the sirofce the who'.e fj'iidy were in bed,
which may account for the cc mparatively
slight Injuries sustai. ?d. Mr. K.-unedy
was badly stuuutd, and is still suffirlng
from fcs trfr-cts. The ll -id also passed
over the a: m of a young lady, a member
of tbe family, bul lett no hurt save a slight
burn. A treo standing in the yard was
5truck, and a dairy under it and near the'
house was shattered, tbe dishes, milk, fcc
beiug scattered all around. It is thought
that the lightning passed irom ine dairy
through an open window into the bouse.
Vrindow Glass of all six w, U t ra, S isa
and Blind, B.ulders' Uardware.Jfco. Low
eat prices at Jacobus.
Three Months' Hard Labor.
Sarah Davis, the colored woman who
used a knife on Minnie Loftin, olored.
making an incision in the latter's arm, and
oae on her neck besides, was to-day sen
tenced by Judge Meares to the Housa of
Correction for three months. Miuuie Lof
tin who w s'si anaigned, having been
bound over ' -tin the City Court Ibrjan
at'ray, w s ditcharced.
Will be Present
We are glad to be uble to state that
Gen. Ransom, Judge Fowle, Gov Jarvis,
Gen. Leach and Mr. Fab. Baabee have
promised to be with us on the crand rat
ifi cation we- are to hava here thia muntb
Gov. Vance has also responded, saying
that he will be here on tbat happy occa
sion if he can possibly so arrange bis en
gagements. Coup's circus.
Mr. A Haight1 representative of W. C.
Coup's Circus is In the city trying, to
effect arrangements by which be can
show here on tbe 9 th of September.
If the license tax r in be reduced from tbe
present exorbitant figures. Mr. Ilalght
wi'.l bill this city for two days, vizi Sep
temtjr 9th and about January 12 tb, on
return trip. If the l:cenie tax cannot be
redund the great circus will be run right
through aud we will not be allowed even
to smell the saw.irst or see the animals,
ilr People Get Sick.
Eating too much and too fast ; swrMow
ing imperfectly m- tticated food ; by tak
ing too much flv'd at meals ; drinking
poisonous wb'skey aud other intoxicating
drinks ; repeatedly using poisons as medi
c ues ; keeping late hours at night ; sleep
ing late In the morning ; woaring c'othing
too light; wearing thin shoes, neglecting
to wash tbe body sufficiently to keep the.
pores open ; exchanging tbe warm clothes
worn in a warm room during the day for
costumes.and exposure incident to evening
parties ; compressing the stomach to gra i
fy a vain, foolish passion for dress; keepirg
up constant excitement ; fretting the mind
with borrowed trouble; swallowing quack
nostrums for every imaginary ill ; taking
meals at irregular intervals, etc. :
i n
Customer "Why are 'Malt Bitters' so
popular ? '
Druggist "Because, as a Food Medi
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect diges
lon." jy 12 4w
Bishop Atkinson.
We rejoice to k"iow there is later and
better news in regard to tbe venerable
Bishop Atkinson's condition, which gives
a decidedly more hopeful anticipation to
his many friends throughout, this section
all of whom are anxious to learn of this ven
erable prelate's improved health. A letter
from Col. AtHason written last Sunday
t) his partner, Capt. Manning, in this
city, says that his father's condition Is
m-ich improved from what it was when
be first reached Baltimore last Saturday.
This, by-the-way, was the date of our In
formation, published two days ago rela
tive to tbe extreme illness of tbe Bishop
and tbat in tbe event be suffers no re
lapse, his physician says he can under
take the journey to tbe White Sulphur
Springs, in Virginia, this week. This Is
indeed cheering news for the Bishop's
many friends in North Carolina. .
!
Criminal court.
The following cases were disposed of
this morn lug.
State vs George Myers. Bag'fry. Tbe
prisoner having broke jail, case was con
tinued.
State vs Ella Shepherd. - Nuisance.
Motion o quash. Motion granted. Ap
peal by the State.
State vs Fanny Brewington. Motkn
to quash. Granted. .
State vs Millie Jackson. Carrying con-
ced weapocs. Judgment Nisi.
State vs March Campbell. Injuring
stock. Gulity. Judgment $5 and cost
Bt ite vs Randl Jordaa. Assault and
battery.' 'Guilty. Sentenced throe months
inllousa of Correction.
State vs Randal Jordan. Carrying
conceaiel weapons. Defendent submits.
Judgment suspended.
State vs Minnie Loftin and Sarah
! -
Davis. Affray. Guilty. Judgment sus
pended as to Loftin, Sar-th Davis three
months In the House of Correction.
State ys Robert Burch. Assault and
battery Not Guilty. ,
State vs E S Griffith. Fa'se arrest and
assault and battery. Now on trial. .
We are sorry to learn that Mr. L. B
nuggios, oae lof our oldest citixens, is
ttick in bed and it considers 1 quite 111.
1 Democratic Convention Called In
1 Pender.
f
At a meeting ot the ! Pender Cotjnty
Demo-vatic Executive" Committee, held at
Burgaw. lest Monday, it wen decided to
call a Convention to nomiuate candidates
for county offices, on tbe 10-h of Septen
ber. Township meetings to eleot delegates
to the Convftution were orden d to be held
ou 'he 11th day of September. i
The committee, we understand, passed
a unanimous resolution biod'ng tbcm
selves individually and collectively not to
accept from tbe convention any candu
dacy for any office whatever. Another
resolution was also passkl denouncing a'J
fndependen's and bolters. I
The Cjmmittee after resolwug to car
ry out irrplicitly the orders of the State
Executive Committee as recently pub
lished, adjourned to a wait the action of
the County Convention which ascmbleg
at Burgaw as above stated on the 16th
day of September next.
A Nuisance on the Sidewalk.
We respectfully call the attention of
tbe police authorities to the fact that
whenever Criminal Court is in session
bars the sidewalk in front of tbe Court
Bouse is almost impassable, so much ro
that ladies passing that way have to go
out in the street in order to get along. We
find it not altogether easy our self in our
peregrinations in that neighborhood to
get through tho crowd. Aud we would
remark right here en passant that it is
not a very pleasant thing, elbowing one's
way through such a crowd ;t here is too
many representatives from Paddy's HoI
low and other classic precincts in certain
localities in this city, to make it pleasant
for a gentleman to force bis way through
such a crowd. Uow much worse, then,
must it be for a la ly ? Pier e attend to it
Mr. Brocki
The Hancock, Jarvis and Shackelford
Club meet at tbe City Hall this evening.
at 8 o'clock,- 'and don't you forget it?'
The I parade of the Howard Rslief Fire
Engine Bompany which wai to bave ta
ken place this afternoon has been post
poned on account of ths weather.
Exhalations.
From the matter that creates malarial
Fevers Yellow Fever and its kindred
ailments, are not cognziable by the
senses, but imperceptibly locate in tbe
blood, poison it, and originate tbe dis
eases named. Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure; used In connection with War
ner's Safe Pills, Is the only blood puri
fier known.
Hew Advertisements.
& Card.
JT HAYING BEEN REPORTED THAT
1 was on the Republican Speakers' staad, at
their recent Ratlfioat'.on Meeting, I desire to
deny the report, as I hare no inc'inatioa to
mike myself conspicuous iathatwsy.
aa6-lt JOHN MELTOW.
Notice.
MEETING OF THE Stockholders ' of
the IWilmlngtoa Market Company, will be
held at the Front Street Market next SAT
URDAY, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
i
By order of the Board of Directors.
au 6-It I wK. LARKIN8, Feet'y.
Ledgero,
JOURNALS, Gash Books,
- Demy Books, Bill Bcoks,
Trial Balances, Records,
Letter Press Coping Books,
':ime tteoks, Faacj Memorandums,
Pocket Books full of Money,
Paper, Envelope!, Inks of . 1
all Colors, Muoilafe, Me., ic
For tale cheap at
au 6 HKINBBEKOE ' .
Wot ice-
r
fpUE UNDERSIGNED will attend at the
Court House on Thursday, 12th but., to ex
amine applicants for Texcheri Certlfieatec
A. B. BLa.CE,
au 3lw Fzaniaer.
For Rent
- .- i
rjlHB- OFFICE. LATELY occupied by
Messrs. Anderson A Loeb, corner Water axd
Princess streets. Possession (irea immedi.
ataly. Aoply to J. L9EB, or
jy30-3t Messrs, Cronly A Morriss.
How Advertisements.
Copartnership.
NEW YORK, Autut 3, 1880.
AjR. GEORGE W. BAILY BE0OME3
a member of our iirm this day.
au3-lt HIN80N A OCMMIVO.
For Rent,
PROM lit OF OOTOBK NEXT
the tjre'now ocaupied by Jaa. H. JV.
Carraway on North Front ftrejt and one
. . -i
door next Nor'h of t.e underilgned. ;
agS-tf R. M. McTNTITtK:.
M.CROXY, Auclioncrr.
BT CRONLY & MORRIS 1
Commissioner's Sale of
Valuable Ileal Estate.
Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE THE
Superior Court, I will sell at public auetion
on Monday, the 6th day of September next,
at 12 o'clock, M., at the Court House door in
thhfcity, the following descrlbodj property,'
to wit:
That lare and commodious brick dwelling,
containing ltrooma. tituated'on front itreet
ana wen snown as tne residenoe or the late
Eli W. Hall, deceaaed. Size of lot CO foet on
Front street, running back 150 feet, j
Also, that large frame Dwelling containing
13 rooms, situated on the North tide of Mar
ket itreet, between Second and Third
streets immediately West of and adjoining
the DeRosaet eorner, and at present occupied
by Dr. F W. Potter. Size of Lot 0 feet on
Market itreet, running back 132 feet.
Terms liberal and made known at rale.
ALEX T. LONDON, Com'r.
. Wilmington, N. C, Aug. a, 1880.
an 3 ti
Notice. .
JAVING BOUGHT THE INTEREST of
Messrs T H Johruon, H Hint ad, Geo F Til
ley in the Butohen' Company, we will con
tinue business at the N W corner 6f Market
and Second itreeta,al.o Stall a Nob 1 and 3 Ww
Market. We return thanks for the liberal
patronage bee to wed upon us, and wlto on r
advantages for carrying the largest stock of
the Best the Market affords, with strict atten
tion to business and fair dealings, we hope
for a oontinuanoe of your liberal patronage.
Thote having Books with Butchers' Com-
Eanv will please take notice of our place of
u'inees. We are alone authorized to collect
and settle the business of the old firm.
W. W. CAMPKN,
JOHN H. MELTON, ' .
i W. J. MOTT.
au 2-tf Proprietors of Butchers' Co
1 BOOK. STOBK.
E A D QUARTERS FOR UaMl'AlGN
H
Goods, Pictures of Hancock and English and
Garfield aad Arthur, all sizas. Campaign!
i - '
Badges and Flags in great variety.
"The Undiscovered Country". By W. D.
Howells. C. W. YATES,
am 3
Valuable Land for
Sale,
WHEREAS 01LVIN BLACK and wife.
Flora B. Black, of the eounty of Kob.
esoa and State of North Carolina, on the ltt
day of October, 1876, made aud executed a
mortgage to the North Carolina btate Lif
Insurance Company of the city of KaMgh
and State aforesaid, to secure fifteen hundred
dollars due by note dated October 1st, 1876,
bearing interest from date at 8 per cent, in
tereet due on the 1st day of April and Octo
ber of each year, and payable two years af
ter date, which mortgage was duly recorded
in the Begister's Office in the county of Rob-'
eson aad Btate aforesaid, ia Book Q, Q,
page 78, on the 11th day of October, 1876,
which said mortgage with the power of sal
therein contained, and said Bote was on the
6th day of January, 18t0, duly transferred
and asclgned to the subecrioer, who is now
the owner aad holder theroef, an 1 the full
amount of the laid note ecurd by the said
mortgage is now due, except the ln'ereat up
to tbo lpt day Of October, 1878, and wbe-eas
default has been made in the pay meet of
the said note secured by the said mortgage,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by
sale of the said premises by virtue of tho
oover contained in the said mortgage, wn cb,
ra'e will be made by the subscribers at pab.to ,
auction, for caab, at the Court Houe &o?rt
in the town of Lumber on, eounty and Hut
e'ctreaald. oa the 7th day of September, 180,
at 11 o'clock, forenoon.
The following is a description of thsId
mortgage premises : tract of land Iji g
and being in the countyof Robeson anl Htate
of North Carol tna aad bounded on the North
by the lands ef Nei l McNeill, on tbe East by
the lands of M. MeNeU, tbe heirs of Henry
McNeill, deceased, and Daniel McCallum. a
tbe South and West by tbe lands of DatM
Mearthur, J C- MekachJn, Hugh Johtson
aad Col P.P. Smith, and containing about
eight hundred aero, more or less, the bound
aries of which will more fu'ly appear by re
ference to thi said mortgage recorded as
aforesaid
be sail tract of land will also be sold at
the same time aad at the same place aad ot
the save terms under a mortgage executed
by the said U Black to John A. GUcbri't, on
theith day of deetember, 1877, to secure a
aeteof 1679.93 which mortgage is now held
aad owned by J.C ilcCakili,and is resord.
d i the same offie in Book T. T., page Via,
on the Jlet day ofFebraary 1878
JOHN A. GILCHRIST, Mo.frtgee.
JT, F. Fasaca, Attorney.
LuinbertoB, N. C f July IC, 1880.
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