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lC:BimoNs, postage paid ,
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cc3tS. f Loa " moota, 33 cenw.
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VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N: C, SATURDAY, j A NUARY 21. 1888
NO -17
The Ixmdori correspondent of the . . - ; couio; uo justice to tne; roje;ot or
V-k- VrirL- TiiiiA- Tli Irtnc t aCCOUIlt VI Hie UI1IOII MJfVirc , 1 Mt? BUOSCriner.H ;lO j SlOOa. OI ICflSCt fie PlaV TO-Ulffllt Will DC
winch is ti be held at the . hitst, me ftouixl ra4lroal held aj meetingr Frou t ron, vritli Avhich.the
to-3aorW this forenoon, hut witliouti transact- .paemeut of M'He Ilhea in thin city
viirc m.juj; uij Dusjness it aojoumea to , win ciose,
Will be : lueet Uuraiii at n a'eAnalc 'tills- aftr : " "
be . i5rt of the nroceeduiffK irt our col- . . . . . . ? . .
reasy, of oniric ; We are aseu red, however, by v
. ? . . . - i ... ' : tious not to take more magnifying
M -mm m I1UVI IV Ilfl W III U WW M2I I 1 ni II r I . . A . . .
- ... .. t,,o..v. wiuer man nas Deen lost to tne eve
i PLE.S2 NOTICK.
We will be glad to receive ccj-imulcntlo:
Irom barrtenrls on tcrr fixd all subjects ct
general interest, tut -. ' ' 7 , ; , . "
TLTiuWeoI tbe filter TM; :,! ,, ,:y 5 ;
oisiictii to the Editor.
comiminlcatioixs taust Tjbe vm::,a cly n
one side of tne paper." : J . ; .;
rersonalitlcs bust be arolvlrl: '' '
. And it is especially and p rtlcularly under
stood thattnc Editor cloes t Always enlors
Uie views of correspondents ' nless so Mate
in the editorial colmnns. -r
M.tiHrvcxirlcoivlnaMre.n:tt. wi.i-i, tf,M t rown Prinze is
fr?;li .-rj-nirnlrt!liiuit,ri.- eiijovin lian ext-Heil the hopes of 1 'rehbytenan (Jiurch
pn'i i -t ..iVV;;.-:,ViMMxi; rytuxly in muU out of liPrinaiiy cnnimunion
'7.!:wli.iriiuiiiHiir.ii- . f hnt . rMi.. ur.i.i.i i..itr lw. ihiilu-i Fif t" Street 31. E. Chnrck'
,li:wl.iw;iwuiimTetiM-Uiir !iifiiinii(l (listreisi iiir. Yet I am "eld at 4 pcloek to-morrow
ri;'ftiri reallv untiling but n oon, at which the pastor
.r,i2iVuUSffi i itiirade .-a,, avert'fatal inuen-Hted by Kf v. W. SI C
c?.Mrt.. n.l i-rvowarfainndomM Though these uiav be delayed l,raee n nurcn-
1 rU
ri
.wruiMy acrirut: Urr have for a loutime, it is wjuallv
T take.
t.llfT;ttUi!r of IrMiir.
The underlying cause is
III IttC
that they may come any day. His
! luituliiiesci of niind ' are 'nmkln a
'irrand llirht uiraint the maladv.
SS5WlS,n l.ol.llnh rtlll nt Lay bnt the ex
ipensiu ineir uearis no not oeiieve
It win correct that lie ran recover.
Aridity of th
ItV is onlv a- niiestion of time,"
Kxpi font rates, iul a short time,, too, as to when
... fw..iiM Voiir rheiimutis!ii will vield to Hooil's
AJt IUre-tion, , - -. -1 - i r
i i m m
jliMIK ArWity of the
4, -r. Moiuarh,
atnl. nt the Mime
time
Start the hirer to irorAJtir,
when alt other trouble
soon disapixar.
"Xfr'fc f Irpc. Some
Ihrte er.r b lKclur m lr. 5ttir,cJ
jyh rl ! m- Simnoi Liver
LOCAL HXTEWS.
t . - . 1 V I . 11.4 BM
relief t has l
tVi .n?, ier KuLuor d I feel YCtY. L
U.-iv.W Wm. M. Kmsii, Fort alley, Ca. j
JSMCX TO NEW ADVEKTISEMEXT8.
S VAX AMBIMiK NollCI
orKA Ilor.-iK M'lie i:he;t
Pice : Ik1rks-I1Ht; O'oods
Q W Yatks Yearly Subscriptions
mor. A ItKU-czzA Dmiclncr Academy
UciKSKERtiEK -Orcat HancainslD Hooks
orERA Horse Wllsou & Kankln Minstrels
rNcn Mr.n-bHnts? Exchange Dining
See that you get the Genuine,
Ith mi 2 "n f,onl 'f rapper,
rrravo xir T
J.H.ZEII.IN Jt CO., rhlladelplUm.Pju
w rs it Wp uacwly cli sat
IJost sh)es for boys at
8ons.
French &
' t
Miambersbur:. Pa, has a lire
company that has been organized
m years.
ere
Nearly S.000 people attendetl the
letter carriers' ball in Baltimore the
other evening.
Aerordinj; to the chairman of the
boanl of health, overcrowded and
illventilated public school rooms in
lUston are the rule rather than the
exception.
Chili jiapers are almost unanimous
in the opinion that the characteris
tics of the cholera which ha been
rain: there is of the deadliest type
kuom n to science.
A reception haa been Riven in In
dinnapoli to two citizens uiamed
ilehrutT, who are twin brothers, and
were born in Westphalia 75 years
ao. "When quite younc they'came
to thU country, and have . lived to
gether all their llyes.
Taro young: women of Leavej.
worth went with carriages after the
same fellow to take him to a leap
year jiarty, and arriving about the
ame time tore each other nearly all
to pieces fighting; over which should
have the honor of his company.,
A (terman is reported to have in
vented a paper that resists the ac
tion of both fire and water. Asbes
tos aluminum sulphate, chloride of
zinc and resin soap are the ingredi
ents. Paper is now used in the
haie of compressed .blocks for the
building of the sides of chimneys.
.
Several of the colored pupils in
th- 1kton evening schools are des
cribed as more than 50 .years old,
and one man is nearly sixty, but
the are "patiently and earnest ly
Mnvfngto gain the knowledge of
which they werer deprived in their
younger da vs." '
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 317 bales.
.There' were no interments in Belle
vue Cemetery this week.
There was one interment an adult
e
in. Oakdale Cemetery this week.
There was a" flue display of drss;
ed ioultfy in the market this morn
ing. Ladies will find a nice line of good
reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. De-
Jpot. .s
J)ay length 10 hours ami 10 inin
Cotton.
Ill- rMmtr rf cuitrnn nt tills nort I
..... A. t ' ifiau 1 menced jmmediitely.
1 1 'l iur mcctiv enucti wiui. i
J know, that the road will j be built as in the same proportion that you
and that work upon it "wilt be com pass that point of increase, will cause
( men6(Hl toitttvlKtlv ' - J f-Jyo further injury to the eye.Using
jmencejnmiediately. ry:y. jgiassesof stronger ixwer than isne
foot tip 2,337 Imles, as against 4,203
bales for the corresponding week
last year; a decrease of 1,866 bales.
The receipts for the crop ' year to
date foot up 154,693 bales, as against
123,1)34 bales for the corresponding
period last year; an increase of 30,-
79 bales.
" From California.
Sunset .to-morrow afternoon at 17
minutes past Si o'clock.
. Finest shoe's for ladies wear in the
citv at French & Sons. . t
Ital. barque Vittoria sailed from
Girgnrtl, Italy, for this port Jan.
11th.
Schr. C. CL Lcstcr Robinson,
cleared at Baltimore for this port
Jan. 19th.
The Register of Deels issued two
marriage lichnses this week, both
for colored, couples.
There were three interments in
Pine Forest Cemetery this week,
two adults and one child.
City Court.
Fannie Fisher, c olored, was be
fore flavor Fowler this morning
charged with disorderly, conduct.
The evidence was not sufficient to
eouvict rtiid shewas discharged.
Ueo. Murray, colored, was proven
guilty of selling liquor on Sunday
last, in consequence of which he wa
bound oyer to tlw next term of the
Criminal Coiirtin the sum of $100.
The Books.
-
It has been suggested ; that, in
consequence1 of the remarkably low
price at which books are offered for
sale inHhis city, now would be. a
good time for the liberally disposed
to lielp.in building up the library of
the Wilmington Light Infantry.
There are now about 250 volumes
in the library.' When the new
armory is built it is intended that
one of the rooms shall be "devoted
exclusively to library purposes.
A Marshall, Mich., man who had
hen cnt and bruised over the eve
applied a piece of raw beefsteak to
reduce the inflammation. When he
ou$;ht to remove it, it was found,
according to a local paper, that the
ti.vue of the beef had grown into the
-ut and united itself to the flesh so
firmly that it Was necessary to have
doctor cutit away.
following the famous Guinness
precedent, the greatest ale brewing
5rta in the world announces its in
lntion of turning Bass & Co. into a
Public limited liability company
th two claeft of shares, of which
II the ordinary ones will be retain
ed bv the present, firm -and their
friends, bat 4 debentures of 100
ach will be offered to the. public at
' issue price of 103. Subscriptions
w ill be offered In a few days. Prob
ably there will be one of the greatest
rushes seen in London In a great
many years, tlie'tulk of the original
buying being purely speculative.
mm ii i 40 in mi-iwi-n.. .
SO dozen all wool Cairn el shirts. In
all hade and colons for men and
boy, from 75C cents and upwards,
the Wilmligton Shirt Factory,
57 MarkfA ftreet, J. Klibach,
Prop. j . f
' Cold and rain is the prediction for
to-ilav in Turner's Almanac and it is
astonishing how near to the fact its
predictions generally are.
There will be services at St. John's
Church to-inorrow at 7:30. a. m. and
11 a. m..by the reetor. Rev. Dr. Car
micnaei. inerewm oe no service
at night.
Rev. .1. AV. Primrose, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, "will
preach to-morrow morning the tirst
of a series of sermons mi "Bible
Conversion.
New Hanover ( oiinty Superior
Court will convene at the Court
House in this Mty on Monday next.
Jurors for the term, however, have
been notified that their attendance
will not be required until Tuesday
next.
There is a big, rusli at Heinsber
ger's now, owing to the fact that he
is offering a large line of handsome
ly bound books at 25 cents each and
also gilt-edged volumes of standard
authors at 45 cents each. They are
selling rapidly.
The, congregation of Grace M. E.
Church will worship to-morrow
morning in the Temple of Israel.
There will Ih no services there at
night in consequence of the Bible
Society's inasa meeting at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Indications.
For North Caroliua, .colder, fair
weather, followed by snow and light
to fresh winds, becoming Northerly.
Terpelchorean.
Prof. A. Bellezxa, the accomplish
ed teacher of dancing, who was so
popular, here last vear, has returned
to the city and will open a class ,for
instruction in dancing at Germania
Hall next Tuesday. The professor
and his brother gave us the pleas
ure of a eall this forenoon.
' Personal.'
Mr. Burt Davis, press agent for
Wilson & Rankin's Minstrels," is in,
the city to-day.
Rev. Dr. Pritchard is still labor
ing at the protracted meeting in
Fayetteville and with good results.
The Observer says that "Dr. Pritch
ard is preaching this week to large
congregations. His sermons are
eloquent, . powerful, touching and
effective, yet simple and plain with
al. Iie is ti noble man. -
Falnfal Accldeut.
We regret to learn that Capt. E.
D. Browing, who has been confined
to his . house for sometime with a
severe attack of rheumatism, met
with a serious accident yesterday
which will compel him to keep his
room for some time yet. His attend
ants had occasion ' to move him. as
his condition was helpless, and
either by carelessness or awkward
ness, and owing to his great weight,"
they let him drop to the floor, where
by his thigh was broken.
Church Festival.
For the purpose of iraisiug funds
to aid in the completion of their new
and handsome edifice oh Fourth
street, the ladies of the congregation
of Grace M. E. Church purpose to
hold a "Festival of the Months' on
the Dth, 10th and 11th of February
rjext. It will be a pretty and unique
affair. Each of the months will be
represented by a booth, witji attch
dants in appropriate costume, and
wares displayed for sale peculiar; to
the seasons represented. The most
careful and elaborate preparations
will be made to make it perfect in
every particular, and as tlie time Is
short the ladies will need all the help
that a generous public can afford.
School shoes for children, best in
the city, at Geo. R. French is Sons.t
"
- Union Mass Meeting.
Rev. Thomas H. Low, superinten
dent of the American Bible Society
forNorth and SouthCarolina,arrived
in the city to-dav for the purpose of
awakening an interest in the work of
the distribution of the Bible. He
will address a mass meeting to-mor
row night at the First Presbyterian
Church upon this all-important sub
ject, and addresses will also be
made by Rev. Robert Strange, ; rec
tor of St. James Church and by
Rev. W. S. Creasy, of Grace M. E.
Church. .. . . . -
The American Bible Society has
been the means of distributing near
ly 41,000,000 copies of the. Bible. It
is the channel -through which the
Bible work of nearly every Christian
denomination Is carried on, both at
home and abroad.
' See the "Artful," the best rat trap
known, at Jacob Ps Hdw. Dp pot. t
glasses of stronger power '-than is'ne-
f '- '" ' cesfeary is the daily cause of prehia-
" 1 - I turn hid aw. in thftxinht Tnn onn rof.
4 ' 1 ,1 -JLH.Z '1, . . -.-w--..,.
pruiuuieui cworeii ciu.trn gi tne best at liemsbercrer's. t
this place, "C- H. Ward, is in receipt
of a letter from Rev. C. jj. Petty,
colored, who is general maiiager ,of
an association for providing homes
for the colored race in California.
N K W A O V E R r I s 1 B r h .
c;Fret0: Lunch. '-
NOTHEK BIG LUNCU WILL BE SPREAD
With the letter is a certificate from J to-night' at- the me rchan si excu ange
a number or that race wno pave
migrated to the Pacific - Coast from
tilts State", which makes their settle
ment almosi Paradise.. One of the
i . -
inducements offered to immigrants
is 160 acres of land free of cost but
' V A. ll - 1. i. ' . -14 1 "l
none out me oesi ciass ot. coioreu
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emigrantsis wantea. t .
DINING ROOMS.
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r Admittance free.
Jan 21 It
To cominenee at 7.30 o'elK.
TJotice.
" - -' - - - ;.v- . r ' -) t y- ' - .
TUKOKS SUMMONED TO ! APPEAR ON
MONDAY, the 23d Inst., need not attend until
Jan211t. . t-
Dancing Acadeiny .
TTAVING Returned
' - j - Exports I'origUr -
No4. barque Argo Arentsen, clear
ed to-day for Fleetwood, Eng., with
550 casks spirits turpentine and 4,
916.barrels rosin, Valued a $15,388,
shipped by M essrs. . Wi ljiams & to tbe city, I will open
4u ui cuiButu c. . v. .& v.f t, r j a class for dancing at
cleared for Stettin with 3,313 barrels - .
rosin Valued at' $3,457, shipped by r6'
Messrs. E. Peschau Westerinann. ai M P'
Schr. C. B. Paine. Hillvardi cleared and at 8 p. m.lorgen-
. 9 ' - - i-.- - ..;
for Port-au-Prince, Hayti, with 191,-jtiemen, on Tuesday
386 feet lumber, valued at $2,476.49,
shipped by -Messrs. S. &j W- H
Northrop. : Schr. r Matties ! Turner,
Gilmore; cleared ' for St.f, Pierre,
Mart., with 252208 feet f lumber,
valued at $4,456.65, shipped by Mr
E. Kidder's Son; making, a ? total of
exports foreign amounting; to $25,-
778.14.
Tuesday, the 24th Inst., at 10 o'clock.-A. M.
-v-. i- .. S. VanAM hINGE, -
New Hanover Co.
Inext.tv
jan211t
PROP. A. BELLEZZA. .
Great Bargains
.3 v.
I .AM.NOW OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND BOOKS AT
- U Old Clothine.
It is a well known fact, that an old
stock of shelf worn clothing is dear 25 TwentV-FlVe Cf'BtS.25
at any price. Any clothing merchant
wouia De giaa to oe aoie j.p reauze
fifty cents on the dollar on such a J ,
stock. Don't touch such goods. At and also, gilt edge books of stand-
S. H.- Fishblate's you will find new (. ARD authors at
n.nd fresh rrnnds at nil snns of th I '
year.; He is constantly receiving 40 POriy-i IV LGIltS &0
new goods by every steamer. His
business is of such an extent that it
is impossible for him to accumulate ; calli and sejs tuem at
an old stock, and all persons desi- Mttinrillrt ptyo
rous of obtaining stylish, well-fitting ! " 11 w WS" V
and tailor-made suits, readyrmade or yve Book antMVI USlC StOfO
to oruer, suouiu visit, , nis immense
establishment. No moth eaten or
Cheap John goods there.; Any arti
cle purchased at Fishblate's perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or
cheerfully refunded.
n$lneerins: 8kilL
In building the new iron
Extraofdi:
h
4i K
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MUST BE.S0LD !
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THE'ELEtiANT STOCK -OF
MILLINERS;
FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS,!
corsets, ;Cv'iU';;t?;
: BUSTLES
y-l'LACES''N.-v,t V
Xr, iDRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND BUTTONS. :
Infants' and Children's Caps, .
1 "Flowers, FeatlierVUibboiis,
J Ornaments, Hosiery,' , .
. Handkerchiefs '.."' :,.
"' . ' . '. -. - - "
''rV;'.::; Collars and sCnlTs.
Windsor Ties, 'Jewelry.
This stock is well known as beiig
the 'finest ever brought to this city.
MISS GOODWIN will- give hor
'artistic trimming ',yc of charge to
customers fomhe next twi Klaysc as
an inducement , to .trade, and Hats
iinu ioniiers
i
' - T - . . - .:. -
away.
wiir.be; alinost given
........ "
Call and see for yourselvts and the
v.mi : '
prices win surprise you. ;
n
Must be realized on stock immedi
ately, hence thisextraordinarv offer.
...... . v ""
. Ladies' Emporium,
: ' - 115 Market St. '
Country orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed, jau 17 2t
jansi
money
;- t
brigde
OPERA MQBJCG.
Monday, January 23d4
GEO. WILSON,
LEADING
across the railroad at Fourtji street, WilSOIl & Railkill Minstrels.
it oecame necessary to move .tne I rfowge wtt.sox Th Minctrvi Kino-
water main of the Clarendon Waterloo muiMi,, d,, Vl.. ok
Works, which crosses the railroad " " ?w
Hi ic,uiju,t, HuiMuucu ui ma iwi j. j THE GRAND OPERA.
to tne W est ward i and to lower, it Admission, 25c, 50c. 75c and $1
about t-po'feet. How this could be Box Sheet at nelnsberger's 9 o'cloclc satur
i. ulu Li daymornrng,
Jan203t.
he time being and thus shutting PEf? A ' M Oil Q
off the supply, of water r f rbm the lV,fc """V;!?
city, has been a matter of much Frlcfy aad Salardaj, hmw 20 nd 21.
he ad ranees that have Jteen made I two nights and Saturday matinee
in engineering skill within. the last
decade. It was accomplifehcd, how
ever, .'yesterday, without accident.
hindrance or one moment's cessa-
tion of the water, supply to the city
Mr. J. C. Chase was superintendent - V,
1 it. ' : .1 XI I . . j . .
oi tne, removal pi uie mam, aim me
Appearanee of vthe distlnguislied Actress,
Supported by a competent company of play
ers, lnciuaing miu kdwakd BELL,
PRESENTING FRIDAY EVENING;
FAIKY FINGKKS, M'Ue Rhea's Latest
- x Success. i
SATUltDAY MATINEE.
-IUIEA as
Galatea.
successful result isa compliment to pkoU fkou The Original Parisian Version.
hw nmnPAn'nn skill I scale oi iTices Kesened Seats n. Admis-
. . k f i sion 7oc ana soe. . - -. - -
Tfn liiiM. I ! eats on sale at Heinsoerger'a Thursday
.i -- - - - - ' Ml v - . s m A. I
Tbare was a large and fashionable j - . ; ;4 ; ,
Coal and wood.
FULL
AND
WHITE ASH COAL,
audience at the Opera - House last
talented company in the ;society 1 xt
comedy drama entitled 'Fairv Fin- stock oak and ash. wood, black
vAifi " ThA nln v wns well 'snited to I j a ric avti T.icinTwrin-n
' I w- -"--" ".vv.. . Ai , t , f
ucr iwwcra w x cm janl . . J. A. SPRINGER:
made the best or j it, winning tne ; :
plaudits of theappreciative audience, - I H O U P Q II C C
vliiph wpn not (iron as mere acts
of gallantry. She1 b a chnins Mcctoent. piee. Lira, marine, ueot
actress, - and is as Iovabje and in; -'' 4 , AW - TPp.
terestimr in social life as she is at, smith &boatwright,
tractive and versatile behind .the! dec7tf
f. .il! fl orinnxv nroa rrrri I
throughout and the acting of the "IgO 01 Ul iJorhe.
very diCicuit role ot mcnaraae iwr- -tz have the. largest, cheapest
onan, oy nr. rwdru.ii, and most complete stock of Harness and Sad- j MADE TO ORDER VT
superb. 'Fairy Fingers''' 13 a French I dlerr goods. Trunka and Bags in the state.r
v Gaic.
VALUABLE, FAH5I 'CONTAINING 300
acres with Residence. Glnhons. Ram Rtrw.
house. Tenement Houses, Ac., &c. Within ono
mile of A. & P. R. it. Churches and school
convenient.- - , -4 , : -A
cood barEraln on eaar terms? Fnr r.irtifii-
lars call or address, . w. C. DOWNING,
Jan l lm , Mackey's Ferry, N. C.
Merchants Exchango
Dining Robjno.
WE ARE OPEN AND PROPOSE TO EE
ceive guests for board by the day, weefc
or month at the foUowtag low rates: per day
$1; week $4.50; month $18. Meals sent to any
uiuv ui me ciiy ana served at any hour, the
oest the market affords.." A sumptuous Frwi
Lunch every day-from 11 to l Pniiadpinhia
Beer on draught.
MladelpI
Jan 13 ly
Removbd
rjX) OUR NEW STORE IN PURCELL BUILD-
ing, No. 14 North Front St"L,Wlll be glad to
Avelcome our customers there.v ' . '
W. EL' SPRINGER CO.,
Importers and Jobbers,
Jan 16 Hardware,- Tinware and Crockery
ash
Cacti.
Doori
JgEST GOODS. LOWEST PBICES.
KIMS; i SPOKES, WHEELS.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
Being Factory Agents we can save you raoqey.
Jacob Vi iidw Dep o t .
dec29tt
12 So: Front StncL
CARRIAGE- REPOSITORY
gREPAlIlSHOP.
5 . .... . . - s .
JDARTIES IN WANT TOF ANY KIND n;
Vehicle or want any. Repairing done to ti :
old vehicles, wilnnd l to their iuterr : t t
call on ' ' - -
. . . C. B, SOUTIIEIiLAND & CO.
; - Corner Second and Princes i f '
6cnd'yonr hordes to t shod. t
flrst-class Shoer. ran 1; it
f ;RieCG; Good
ZAN BE. IJ.OI GIIT BY
Tin: suit i:
, ,. , . ... . -T1 . 1 and guaranteed to please both in quality andi ' w v ri rr c - T, rv
production, depicting life m Fans, pricacr money cheerfully relunded. Genuine ijlUK t ItlbjA liij..:,
ana cone dui. an , accompusneu . t.1? . . "; "Yf -i2 "iXNNELL '-'
French Jwoman' like IVlle IbfC; jania The uorse:ii:::n-u.ir:a
Merchant TuiloMrj;
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