' f ii" t iMim'm" if ii iii i in I iim': i'juj.j ,. vk. '! ' " m J" " ' i.'imim"'!' 1 ti iliu snut "'"Jf t""11' ' i tiujimjiikj jiirn" j 'i ' : i I raicrn jinr'i 'i' iit TTTr i""J"i CTT". ", '"'"'IT' 1" "ZJi' 1Z --LLL' ' -J'" ".tl...".!!!'.-J!". .J.".'
the WttWr wery
Tncsdy. o fr Stmt. Newi-eni. North Carolina,
..... - v y, - v.. -v ..a; J I" ,
' v .. km ..n arroo4blOirTflir. - J -
nfly oneyear.a
S7.00
l,.eix month,'.,.
: Toclubt of ton onerearr.T........ .. ...
SSmW-'--"""-""""-- 30.00
weekly ow yr;-77:vrv-?y1
. .ii a fen. weekly, an years.V.YA'";s;.'!.. .. 30.00
A club of ton,'weeklyMx innni v., ,.
10.00
rIX)0 Ala DEPABTMENT rr J
- - ' ,rBKCiT24. 1800. T4
if til rtiiu fATt.T U foQOWl I :" ' I " i
! ! ' . irth ind Rut at .'. .V. ; i 5 r. -. - f .V. C i ?
wnnliMd nd Beaufort, H. O.. t. . ... . . . . . ...I
1L00 4. M.
00 A. M.
iardnp letter, murt be trepaid.Jor they will toe nt,
. waahinston. ! C
GEO. W. NASON, Jk.. P. M.
Smid&ya excepted, wiU j)pearnow; erening
editionr nlca'bohad ftt dur counted 6r on the
greets of the news hoys, at 3J oocpw
; iao, the latest Mws thedrth :a4d i Wee
' tern mails. - - ' ' ;
' y Job Wobk. We keep constantly on hand
a large andvariedptocomatejdal, also!nr8cla8s
Job Printers, lor all Kinds oi wore ra.raw mw.
"Orders
in the city apd ftop the oonntry wi re-
j jc4ve prompt
unwed.
BusrjrsBlNoTK.rrDmaid'afte5J this date,
tll.ransient adTersing and Job work mpst be
paid for romitly, Hen the order is Wnded in.
The expense an trouble ot collecting ttle bills
'ts 'm great thit e ire driVen to 'this necessity.
this rule of course .will not apply to regular
. ntUy adTertising patrons, j '
Tmt CoiKKBTsnWr nnotinced, this moning,
, , that he Boyejn;J(Iasical Society would repeat
thai entertainment on next Tuesday Bight, but
having learned that the 'June term of the county I
court will be in session nexs wee, mey..ue uc
tennined to hold,' orth " again; pn to-inprrbw,
Friday evening kt 4 : o'clock'-ai -fitf neatre.
Owing to1 the 'iriclemeney fther leather last
Tuesday nighty quite a )itftntx- 'ot erstriS! ho
' had' bought tickets, did'not WfendV alisuch wiHl
. be admitted on this occasion on the same tickets,
iifrmillTfl TIBimiAllJ
: - 1 1 I
.I i ', " ' ;j. r f ;. r ji-r wewaa oaisjgrai power eetim from one
Telegraphic 9na1,rci7edna jOffice-1 ;ta(fe into ' another, wnich would beVrendered by
' Witit forenoon and'up W 2 'clock of hMay, a crusty old bachelor, the peaceful state of
while those, who did attend before will have eyefjl..
-Brill Via YirpfiantAd. TVie Ror.ip.tv haVft
Tbonght a splendid instrumented as felaCkl
,hnnt n. hArA rioiUra of hi0ff i
money to pay for it j they hojJe this coucer wiu
enable them .to ft4i jjiug ;lt and leave a
handsome dividend for'benevolent puTpoBes. ? I
. . ..! l it . ' ;nt.Li.....i
we nave no aonoi uie evciuxig wuaij ictmoub,
anA VinrA tn raa A crowded honS6.: .i t'K 4''' t-
The programmes will be out to-nigh; or early
in the morning. - . ' : ; ..
Sphot or Ektxstbiss. The auction house tn
Middle street, kepitby 3 JtoBQMi was
represented this mbrnmg by a-jiegro on mule,
with a bell and a lUgTCopgop went jthe
mule; ' tingle,' tingle,' Went the 'Jbelt; ' flopriop,
went the flag. x Taking the whole in. cbnsidera-
tion, it was quite k ftmny sightryet, it, was at-J
tractive;arid;fihbws an enterprising spirit in Mr. f
"J -
rfli..j! !
from the New .York - Tribune, few days tince, an'
... v . a.j:?-:'jiJJ ..4-aaoll-ae-ft foil iasaeiiuei tof igHuf fUUHU V,ere
official statement, made by Chaplain COUvis,
Freedmen'
5n's Bureau.Agent at Goldsbo to thefff j
Secretary of .lEarin. which said-GLami
it seems,
misrepresented Wk. K.Lakk, Esq., a
very res-
pectable and iofiuential citizen of Goldsboro'.
The following is MrTjAwt's reply : j i
H diuMiofN. cjjay 28r 1866.
of the Freedmen's Bureau at this place, bearing
date the loth insC, in. which Chaplain. Qlavis
states that he encloses you the affidavit of .ItTr,
Llh contridicting General's STxa5jftn4
FuixutTOK in t the report o -,the . managemeit of
the Freedmen's Bureau, by the said . Gxo. 0.
GLAVIS. U ; .'Jn'' '' ;;-
I have' only to. say in reply that if the said
Oxo. 0. G la vis htr furnished you any paper
writing purporting to' be signed or sworn .to by,
me, that It is a forgery; as I : have never iven
Chaplain GLAVia orj ny one else for him any,
such paper-writing. I would farther state that
I did not see Chaplain Glatis after the report of
General's 8TBMAKahdFraiaaTOK was pub
lished in the newspapers, until the 18th inst.,
three days after the date i"Tf Chaplain! Glavis'
letter, in whioh he states; Clhat he encloses Mr.
La's affidavit. - : fVvHr';-. :
and arowas. well is ,tfl,jysel&Aha,it
should make the foregoing statemenfcTHT TiTX
. iVVrytespectfuTlyll';
J Yonr'oVt 'servant,
fi.it
TIM
The action of Congress, of, late, promises some
thin c more liberal than was evincad a few weeks
ago, the Senate having found; vUtthat the farof
ite planklltiiho reconstrtotiob platform of Mr.
ThacU Stevens was an offense to ail patriotic and
liberal minded people,' such as would sink the
whole thind beyond all chance ot being carried.
Although rihe disgust of Mr, - Stevens is manifes
ted by the parade of a new and special programme
oi ms own yet day oy aay is piam uxo nauon
is having less and less patience with his1 extrava
gancies ; and had the more; liberal in Congress
made Uie &ttco very of his utterly mischievous
purposes little sooner it is possible sonv : Of the'
"constitutional amendments . ' now f put forward
in the way, of 'compromises" might of really
stood some chance. . With past noble opportuni
ties' wasted, however, we do not believe ;.the peo
ple will look with much favor, hereafter on;; any
scheme which favors continued irritation! and the
postponement of; peace j and so it will hvppen
that the radical mischief, will have wrought its
own cure. We shall see. dtimor$ Commercial,
WonE, MStaiwok Stortary ffaiCTTR&Ain 4ee Rothschild, of Frankfort, on Nathan Boaxs-'
'fon'"cdy i 11 ui A if A t fhiW5 ofLbhdon. TThe' Bank haU bAUhtifore-
Newborn r, ovet the signature of. Gioegb O jtq de with bnO stronger thn thbaikJIIRi
Glavis, ChaplamtJ. &: A., Jate Superintendent ate pea wns!" exclaimed Nathan Kothsch'ld,
1 . '. U 1 " ' T .. -JT' J. - . Ill1 m
703.-066.
FROM OUR MORNING' EDITION
THX MjssTijro raTo-NiGOT.---The imeet!nar to
arrange fci ' fhVrourtb! o July Celebration: wilf
take place this evening at 8 o'clock instead fit
3 o'clock, as before stated, at the Collector's
Office, foot of Pollok street. t V r i i
: Lost. Mr. Jamss Habbisok, out worthy
foreman, (as Pat would say), came up missing 4
on day before yesterday, and not understanding
I1e:f atf
abouts, we instituted a search, feeling sure some
thing had gone wrong. We traversed the city
round and abcrat, could riot learn anything defi
nite, but saw signs of preparation for a tre
mendous storm or a beautiful clear sky, (could'pt
quite tell which), in the way of Chousehoid and
kitchen furniture, moving in a certain direction.
At half-past eighl o'clock, at night, all was made
plain to us by receiving the intelligence that a
Ir. (took'her) Tcceeb, had laid violent hands
upuu (xuu lUKKiwa, tuiu . mauciousiy, or oiner-
singlerblessedne, into, the. state) of misery and
vexation. But we can assure our friends that
,we,Ja , nsbeete; yordU of Jhis,r?orfW3iaye
been swimming in the, sea of matrimony for
yearay and we re to-day of Ihe' samebpinion'
uppnc thej subject pi patrimony . as we were when
free therefrom, and we doubt not that our friend
ii hiappiest niarl, in jthe city" to-dayexcept
one, and that one is our friend Hksdeeson, who
WpM6 PiedicameitQ H O O T ;
We take this method of congratulating our
friend and his fa1rvrbtide and wish them great
happiness through . life, hoping that , their Aetr-i-sbns
may be conducive to , their pleasure in old
age haC they see them sporting tthrongh their
broad iteliis in joyous; youthful gfee. - ' I;"
AsoTHn Alarm or Fike. At 10 o'clock last
night, just as the firemen reached their respeo
tive engine rooms fromr the turnout - at the false
signal, the alarm of fire was again sounded from
the Market Station and the Front Street M. ;E..
hur.ch. It prMeeded.jBnvthe warehouse lef
mrj'flenry Nn Uie rne of Front Jilted
Cross streets, 4n! orifinated from the spontkne1
ons combustion of a barrel of lime, large quanti
ties of, v which, were, stored therein. Owing, to
some difficulty in procuring water in the vicinity!
the firemen failed to arrest the flames until the
entire tenVof J the rehous'adl beeixo4
sumed. " The walls being fire-proof, only the
roof and internal portion of the buildinV1 were
. - : --V. . 'is 4
We could not ascertain the extent of the lossi
H ffi&Wp
hundred to three.. thousanddollar. The' prop-
r.t v.'
Wilmington Dispatch .
131
f . . & r t . -i- ' : 7TT -ttt w r k 3 4 i-; . -
Chapel Hilii. the commencement exercises
of the University of North Carolina.' at
Hill, takes place this week o fcroi Y ance delivers
the annual address laefore the two rLiterary So
cieties., The services ? of the Salisbury Bros
1 a?w,; which is one of the best, if not the very
best in the State, haye been called . into;jceCttisi
tion ; they left here on-yesterday evening for the
UrdvtySury SJafc, 5th.
fronv'the 1UBarlotfis that the
Catawba bridge completed and, hat trajus
paqseaoTer is onuineoin ior tae nrst.iuna.i .
?SAluS)-The fine steamer
a-tj' Oir
commander, sailed yesterday , evening tfor? -New
XT 1. ' OL. 1 1 'J -i 11'1
-w-a.pmgeg
all fiUed and n'number f-'deck' psen'geW'be-'
X to spend the .summer months..'
-m eTenge of; uotbscnua. i.:n
An amusing adventure is'related as hTavphac i
pcucu ai uuib. aji pgiaou, , wxuca uau com
mitted the griateet disrespectof refusing to dis-
bvoui s uiu oi a oar go amount drawn' Dy Alist-
when thwyireported td him. thef Taot) "Private
Ersons ! I will make these gentlemen see what
ad of private-persons we are. f .
Three weeks afterwar s Nathan Bothschild.
who had employed. the interval in. crtherinflr .All
tee 'fivepcurrd notes he oould' procure in Engl
sauu hiju i on me conuneni, preneniea mm sell at
the bank at the opening of the office. He drew
Lorn his pocket-book a five-pound note, and they
nacuraiiy countea o.ut nve sovereigns at the same
tinle ilootmei quit astonished that th)a Barbn
Bothschild should have tronbled himself for such
a:trifle. - The Baron examined oe bv one the
)Bolnsv"apdpthem3nto a littlo. canvas bif Lherj
a rawing out another note a tniraa tenth a
hondredthTEe never put the pieceslbf gold into
the bag without scrupulously examining them.
and in some instances trying them in the balance,
as, he said,: !"the law gave him the right to do so. "
The firsl rocket-book beins : emptied, and the
first bag full; h.t passed them to hisclerk and re
ceived a Fecond, and thus continued untill the
close ofihe tank.;. The Baron; had employed sfet
en hours fbchange twenty-one thousand pounds.
But as he-alsa had nine employees of his house
engaged in the same manner, it recruited that the
hoase of Bothschild bad drawn twenty-one thou
sand in gold from the- bank, and that lie had so
occupied the tellers that no other person could
change a single note.'; ia .i. - . .
:1 Everything, which bears the stamp of ecoentxi-
citvtia4 always pleased the English ;They were
therfforathe- first day very much aTUsed at the
Eiqno- of r Baroa . JEtothschild, r They,- however,
inghed less when they Baw him return the next
day t the opening of . the bank - flanked hy his
nine ' clerks, and lollowed " this time by many
drays, destined to arry away the' species.;,: They
laugehd no longer when the king of bankers said
with ironic .simpl'city, "these gentlemen refuse
cq pay my ouia a nave swora not to keep theirs.
At their leisure, only, I notify, them that I haye
enougn to employ uiem zor two months. fx
For two months I" rt : ' '7TV(V
1 "Eleven millions in gold drawn from the Bank
of England, which they have never possessed"
The bank took alarm ; there was something to
be done.. The next morning notice appeared in
the journals that henceforth the bank would , pay
xtothschiid s puis the same as their own.
a; Negbo "' DBQWKEix--We learn "from the ... BichT
mood Whig; that.a cLfficulty-arose tetween a
onnad of federal soldiers and some nerojs a few
A .v since in" that city, and' that a negro was
thrown "into the dock . and ' drowned.,: Others
would have been served likewise, but for their
rapid flight from the scene or action.
, i iii i
il I f - ? . - -'St 'II ill
hi V II II J 111 I r.
r . a. -is.
jJt ' ii ' I nn i
i A poor unfortunate" out west h6 has, r no
doubt, been the -victim off some ' of these horrid
institutions, thus rids himself ' of ! his pent up
feelings; ?. ..."-t A : . t
Ohow these girls, when walking out,
- nUpon the crowded street, ' i "
Do all they can, in tiltint, skirts,"-1- -J
l.-it
.lit
Wea To show their pretty- fee t - "
,a JJut Utile do they think that men'
Jjoot iit tbese mammoth tents, - u -1 '
And think that while they show their heelv t
' - Than elini. ..n..A . I , ' '
,""i- .UO" Jl-lTf -i
1
ll
.There was a tame when irila did dress,
But now. they only h&li , . r , j t
And. really, to look at some," .."V J
They're "choked to death around the waist
- "With heel and shoulders bare -' i H ;
And yet, wrapped Mp itf all their goods. ' '
..There'a little woman there. '
They dare not eat a "good square meal." J L "!
yr wais; a mue xignt quick ; -a . ? . u
in
ur aarn a sock, oj sew a shirt
r JJnless it make them sick. - L
f TbuBg 'man, if you would choose a wife
! We'll tell vou once f or all i " '
' Don't take 'her in a tilting skirt " ,
These hot house plants will wither soon -i
They're psetty thmes ttf see '-'t" "
But-if youTd lead a happyiife,"-
. You'd better letthem lm i t- " V -
; Tajt Baltimore kSuh, commenting upon the de- i
cision of Judge Nelsonrsavs : ' v ' ...
The high "judicial exposition of a ereat politi
cal "question by" one of the most Venerable.
earned, and upright judges of , the. Sunreme
Court, who comes fresh from conference with his
brethren, among whom all those great issues
were considered, and before whom thev were de-
bated.at the recent term of. the , Supreme Court
is mu auinoniy equivalent, unaer tne, jcirc,um
staoces, ' to ' decision by' the whole Supreme
Court:? The oednle V will 1 acaen 'h ' nrh t .
Judge Nelson's opinion as the . mariner noon the
iracKiess ocean places his. faith in the.oompasS;4
waicu joints lnyanaoiy tne .true course in son
shine and in darkness.:' '.O lf
"With this decision the opinions of Stevens, of
oumner, and ot&ers, that ,the Southern; ,8tate.a
have forfeited their rights as States of the TJn on
and are 'ho'louger entitled to the privileges of
me vuuotituuuu, mu wuipieiei iodine ground.
With this decjisio before .him every.reasonable
and candid man is coprpeDed to admit that every
condition, every restriction which is attempted;
representation ii Congress,' is a plain infraction
of the Constitution.'f jt the support of which the
war wasj carrjedion. This decjsron iyttfsdlemn
obdem'nationf Jthe Committee of ReoOostruo
tion, and of each and every modification of their
plan now or lately pending before Coagresi, jor
which, under the pressure of their necessities,
may be hereafter proposed:
The language la pure and simple tha1 j under
their present constitutiaos. and the Governors'
and Legislatures elected under tbent, very state
tional rahU and vTmUge$.'l-&$-criS'.tx vsM ? J
These words of Judge Nelson ought to'be ' emr
bodied in the resolutions of every political m et-
mg ana inscribed upon every nag whioh floats as
the emblem or a free and united people; f These
words place the whole moral power of the' judi
ciary of the United r-'tates a,longside the xecu
tive,: and exhibit to .' the gaze , of the world the
majorities inOoneress and1 their supporters as
the only real enemies to the peace and perpetu
lty or tne union to berund between the Atlantic
and Pacific ocean s wt- sj. '
Tbe Trial of Mr. Davis. j :
Nothing definite lias yet been learned concern
ing the, time when the United States Uircmt
Court .will meet, -or: whether the trial Of. -Mr,
Davis will be expected to take. plac at ptbeXoreJ
r .It 'appears .that the Grand Jury of the United
States Court lately in session at Norfolk were not
discharged; out were adjourned to! reassemble, in
this city on ' to-day 1 .This,', however would seem
v, jpe jiuormai.t as acueume mat tne- jury were
so djouniecL; the act of Congress had not' been
passea wnicu authorizes the holding or a ispeciai,
session in xMcnmona. it u arguea, tneneiore,
that an order must be made for special session,
and nneTfrjury empannelledt befpre; any business
can. ue iransaciiEft, oy.ine courts 1 0. t b & t
, : Judge, -Underwood j iias not yet .reached1 the
" Messrs: ujLuhdr,i and bhea counsel Jor Air.
Davis, have not arrived; but the . other counsel
for 4be fUiistmgnished TMsoner : are : stiH 1 at the
EXCHoteLtt,
Ko information -, can sbe-.; obtained as toi the
course that the- Government intend to pursue:
and in the trial of - Mr. Davis he most impor-
MUll UliU bUilt UUUUliCUb tj VC fct)It feV&-
t-T 1.1.: i.:.A
ry one is left. jcompletelyvin the ; dark, f It ds
hoped that something positive will sooh be pub
lishedr' and from present indications it iH prpba-
xnp wai no session 01 ine voiiea'.otatesijourt
wilj be held in. this .city at this time, i2icAm?nd
Dispatch, 5.
The reports from the differeW'SOTtbniSbest
do not justify, the belief that the ; coming' yield,
especially 01 cotton win, , pe large, , The cotton
growing States;" both East and West of the. Mis-.
sissjppi river, have been visited ' by an unusual
numoeroi neavy rams and nnd storms, and the
bottom lands have1 been-' almost continually sufy
jecteo toovemow, . ine; seed cotton 1 in .many
cases has proved : defective. ' From all quarters
comes this latter eorapiamt,Jmd.,ini, spme 'por
tions the fields are being plbwedpp And .planted
in corn. . Unless affairs speedily changa;tor:. tbe
better,7tt.eoTOjmay?pas wenreparerfpr
.nhrf rcrbp. Thewet' weather anoV bad' cotton
jieed are, playing JiavoC rWitb , the, planters. ? ,Of
grain: there is prospect of a good yield. ' Vixburg
, -Southern ttaptlaf Coa Ventlon. ' ': I .'
'A convention blithe Baptists of the Southern
States, is in sesmon. at. liussellville, Jentuckv.
lAiiegates were present irom Diary land. District
of Columbia yirgipm,- North and South Caroli-
aivv vxeyrgia, awuuuis wnua, xioniBwna, - AX
fcAiMam; Tennessee, -"Kentucky and Missouri. " 4
...The following permanent officers were elected
KtH. Mill. , President; S. L. Helm, of Ken
tucky, J. B. Jeter, of .Virginia, B." B. ' HowelL of
Tennessee, and A. Jr.' Williams, of Missouri,
V lce-Fr endents ; lieorge J5,' ay lor, Ofc Virginia.
and . W. Pope Yeoman, of. llentucky, Secreta-
rieS.'" :"'" '"t.'C" ' " - jrV ' '-v'" - ' -v
Itis'eTident tbaVthereii disl
position in' this Convention to co-operate in any
'TV 'RnntiRt TiTimbr in tb ponntrv 13 ASA
churches, &V379 mmWte1rs,'and"l,li 6070
bers. 5 xhr inciuo.es norm ana souin. f
,,r. . . tr. o
r Genebal JoHSSTOS.-Genenal Joseph E. John
ston has accepted the Presidency of the Alabama
and Tennessee Stivers it railroad company, lie
IS expeete,tin ie'ma soon. : -u,
The road to which Gen. Johnston is elected
exte-.ds from,, telnv. northeast, in tbe direction
of. Chattanooga. 135 miles, toBiue. Mountain,
whenoe there are stages to Kome.
ii II ' . rii. I i
r ill 'in Tiju ,t ' j n.r
i . ". . 'in
liitiU'- iR3w??F,p!?r 'Miff i -ru
". The value of courtesy in buisness men cannot
be overrated "; nd this applies to retail lines of
buisness. Most of our-suecssful buisness men
are pre-emmsnt in courtesy ; and,,were it not for
their modesty they would- te.I you how greatly
their .success 4s 0 win . to it.' - W : know of bno
in broadway, '"started on a large k capital, which
1 "rapi ky ruadiaV'lts-ilf.-simply because the
headpf.the house is grhff Jihd snappish with the
viotuu i ait psiaujasumeni. , an wares are
excellent and elegant j his prices 'teasonable, nis
rooms, -attractive,; bat all are of httle account
without the t uavii r in tnodo. . On the other hand,
let a trader however unsophisticated he may be,
or however. limited, may appear Ihis prospective
purchases, go into Claflin's,v who. does buisness
to the extent of over ibrty millions' a year, and
mark, the courtesy ,with which he s is received by
the head of the house. , Let visitor enter the
gigantic Duplex Elliptic stabiishment of Brad-'
ley, , who manufactures .the , incomparable and
unrivalled skirts thatencirclc the forma of more
than half of Eve's tair daughtersiaow living; from
the gorgeous Empress to the cpqhei8b.peasant
girl and who expects before another year to put
a 'duplex elliptid around the soul of ev&y ' maid
andj matron on the planet-flet any .stranger, we
say, enter Bradley's and he is' a stranger no long- ,
er. ' .-The attention, the suavity," the 'cdnrtesy of
the active head, of the house, which neglects! body
and overlooks, nothing transforms him into more
than ft customer into a friend and devotee.! He
becomes s enthuBiastahout duplex elrpticsi and
writes sonatas to them and their inventor. It is
the &me when; yon enter" the attractive precincts
of Union Adams, or , Schuyler's c'oak house,; pr
Steinway's palace, or many other establishments
which we would name, but thatwtt fear to offend
tbe native modesty, of those who but half recog
nize their own1 virtues. AVe commend and tre
ccommend. enforce and reenforce, the value of
courtesy upon all business men, -
HELMBOtll'S CONCENTKATKB- EXTRACT ' BUCHU
mnn a: is
pot
bsLKBOLOe
.fit; K.jJsi
COKCKHTSATID KXTI
s. ?M...t
1 AWth-awiprepareaceordiBg to the rules of
Pharmacy f.apd . Chemistry, : and , are the most
active that can be made, "., dec 7-3tawlj.
t Por, non-retentionr orineontinence ) of -inrlne.
irritation, inflammation or" ulceration -of the
bladderiibri kidheysVdisaseof (the prdsfratel
gianas, stoae . in tne bladder, calculus, gravel ejr.
brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder,
-kidney! and dropsical swellingsrii- vf
.TTkr II tt.mtnT.n' Pr.rrtn. Rttiiot. TtrrnwTT.i ' . ,
Hellds tbctB0cbu' and' lfipaorBi
IIosk .Wia cirea 'secret land delicate disorders
ihC'all'tbeir stages; atr little expensev little or no,
sure; It is pleasant in taste: and odor immediate
in its action, tn 1 free from all. injurious proper
5ii W il ' T -V--fcMI -JO-i
fi. Enfeebled .and .Pelicat CoHSTiTirriojr,:of
hotS sexes 'use Helmbold's Extbact Buchu. r It
iWili give brisk and enerjtetie feennc w
you, wsieeftreiL ---...i:.r
' fltLMBOLP's foTilCYB'TOBglves 'iieaitnancl''
vigor to the frame and bloom to. the pallid cheek.
Debility is accompanied . by ' many , alarming
symptoms, and if no treatment is' submitted to,
consumption, insanity lot epileptic fits ensue."-. ?
Takb . )rb ''vonB ;K TJxr Eeasant Aitn Uns Ays
Reubpixs I for unpleasant and dangerous- dis
eases. , Use Helmbold's Extbact Btjchtt. and
IMPROVED ROSK WASttV2-' i ,Si'' i;4" j
3 t
Helmbold's Fluid Extbact BncHtfls pleasant
injaSnApdor JeUroj
ties, and immediate in its.acuop. ; "
."-'' J .Sulfiiti iQiUbiii '"..vv ".'"..if
Manhood ahd. Jlouihfcl Vfooa .are regained
byjilBLMBOLDiS JbXTACT;JUCHf. f 4 q
ft
1 - - - - .
1
e
THfeXOBTr Juff is BTEteoTrf.-iTBerefore
the" nervtfuaiiidebnitater Should" i&mediately
use Ubxholds Extract Boohtj Ri A Ii
-. T CHATTKBBD VWNST1T BTIOHS lVKaTvKED UJ UIU.
. -1 . , ww , i -. - , m
BOIJ's.'ExTBAT'Bot3HP.i?.rt-' J:'i fe?a?YitI hua i i
ii-A Rbapt Jtw CbNCtpgtVg KSTof th5 proper
ties Of HEtKBOLD'S FlCID ExtEACt Bpchxt will
be-? eomparisottJwlth: those 48et forth in 'the
United States Dispensatory, wwwfw 1
- FlNMCULMDlC03niERCIAL. !
vVEiBiijv abVikw ok rnWi!-Jicw
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last reporiv A u few v Articles i nave Advanced
iUgouy ' i- "."" " - .... - . .
s CoTTOlif. No transaction! thatwe'hear of.".w
therefor? npyuiee qoUons,;for
gwa mi tuning 3aak a-ii :t-aa: swf f
: i4 Naval Stokes.v-No change to; make excepttn J
cruVie turpentine, which has advanced. 'Fs;
I NEWBERN MONEY MARKET.
COBBECTED BY S-T; If C04 BANKERS, N Ei
' " J . rMCB80FBAjra:HoiKa.BOiDa,o, ,
BaWbf 'fcaTB Tear.' .
-w Commerce: . .
UUWKA AtVtM7l
-
;12
-n-a a-t4 Charlotte.'. ft t-t : fr . .. ftftTfili
??f. -Fayettevffli ; nv.VSi. lif. . flH
im-TM -s Jjexmelbh. at Lexingtonf FTt m &i 310
" .sill at Graham; I i'.vf k?.15
3?ortht3CarelinaXJ2i 28
4 Boxborough.-. . . . h . . :V. te.iH'f 15
"
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ii;Wade6boro. v.,. .rtVA?Ttrv
yashington,4, . .-5,; ? -j .
Commercial BankWilmington. .........10
Parmer's Bank, "Greensboro.:. .:."., ; . : . . . ....:16
Greensboro Mutual fK V vil I;. "i-V 3
Merchant's Bank;" New BerherY? .V;Vr.. i35
Miners' and Planter's Bank f. f: ?i.;16
Virginia Bank Notes. :. .-.Vlr.-i rrom 5 to 75
Georgia' ? .J ...:. -firom 3 to 75
South Carolina .-s -m .i .'.. .i from 3 to 50
Alabama v. : ... i -v. i r.;' a 2 ; - from: 10 to .75
Tennessee . . .it; . sj.-'yr.:.Jo. : front 10 to 75
Louisiana .--i.. ..... ,v.i-from25 tollU
North Carolina State . Bonds (old 6), , v75
Old Coupons. . .. ........ i.j..... r. 45
North Carolina Bailroad Ckvupons. , . . ..95
Gold. . . . .132
Silver..,., : '. , 126
Exchange on New York.. selling 4 per ct prem.
,WHOJLK? A IaF. ?PB1CB8 CUKttKBfT. ; K
Ale, per M'iV.75f:.W?iV-V.S $18 00 2000
Ale, Scotch, bottled, ptt A U.:..;l iii'r.'. $ 267 08
Axta. chopping, per jaoeen.i... ........... 17 002000
Butter, Goaben,....-. ..'.;.v;.-fi4.i.i.:i.'...'-i 05
Western if 404
OoUllty.V.. ...... ....... 'r-4e
Bacon, , Western Hides .;...i... ,,.4 ;120
Beeswax 1 ft....... .....i 5 s SO 34
Brand, KocbeUe,per gallon.. "4 p05 00
Hanaxdt M v " . . U.. Z4. sxm t
t " Cata-ba'.-' " " ..;i.,.w-S 009 OU
French, in caaea i.Vi.;k-:..-.ft.-fl8
: r;-'-it. t.a HBr''t........ isoo
' -v Otarti, I860, ,05 8026 00
-HrauU, yrp'l.... .............. .. $60
... -XT
51 .; it
ill
Be ft ,i &4a azi&AiU Aii&zs, ax.b :-tw ism
Bitten, Dnke'a, in cpaes...... 11S0120
5 Ronudne's ........ 1000U 00
O. K. , - , ..... -OtW.itJ...,100
. . Boker's - " .,...;............,n 001800
BIttertJ fEaar 8tDimiigo...'.;....tl 00W DO '
Ponch, . ............... .180 t
"aoo mnauaunvs r... uw
f Imperial Amck Pouch, KuM......i... 18 60
puesaim Panel Boss .iiit.U 60
Junwuiep,nM-.-,....,..,.)li..M . n 00
!iBCtorci10in,Bu'ii;. A.''..!..v.ii IS 50
Bran, f ck.i.i.-.V.....C.i....i.v,
ffl&niiv nv Mnnn . . a a o
Col. per ton.i....... .........:.....-....... ii oOtU 00
foaokera. ra.i.w......,.......,,. .(f?12W
vuwno . ....... ...... ...... .. . .... . .....
oontbnah...5v:.:... v..
CaniUea, Adamantine, Hi. ..
... Tanow, '
'21QM4
1 UUiiO
, asoo
,23 30
. 'eoco
f m
JT imu IITT. . . ..................
45
115
Coffee, Kid, lb..................
i .. '! Laguira..
; vV... ......
bmmm.. oa . .. .. -.. . .....
-.SO35
4ft46
80 00MO0
- ' " - cider, pU.i qta.. 8SoT00
Codflah, pC,t..v4ii-Sili;-.Wi;f:4i.ai.l00ll 00
Cotton Cards V dozen...,. 8 OOtaUOO
'.joiner . WotA.....i i.ii-..jj.'.......loeO(ail 00
Cotton,' bleached.
aoca&o-
Cooperage Btock, W. (X Barrel Staves... 15 0018 00
, . . - B. O. " 13 00 IS 00
.tU-J'! ''?i&iY Hhd.i.. .U.. t.'.V 8 00M 00
Aah Beading Barrel...... 13 0013 60
DiiedFtoit. "filt, Applea, .................. - 8a9
.Flour, Family. ... ... 12.00O17.00
ti.M 8aper.ii......,.i..;..f.w..V....; '9 0010tfl
LFlonr, Fine.... i.. ........ ...... . 80O
xxiaer j cwi. ......................... .... - - i,to
Ford'a FertOicer, ton
75 00
Allen a Needle's Fertilizer. V ton
Ground Peas yV buah. ....
bin, Holland, in caaea.... ...T,..
60 00
4 00 8 00,
16 00 23 00
rw ja SM aptar
Bcnnappa,- qn '
13 (dfO a ,-
....... .1460
0aano, .Peruvian, . ton.
branny Bagging
12000
oui tvme per
Hay.flr cwt...i. . .... ,
Hama, TS. C. V ft . : . .
170180
- . 1618
UVJi. I aw ............... ..........
Herring, Nova Scotia, bpl. . . , . ; , . -,
.. ...
38
9 00110o
ir moicecL in Doxea.
CM)60
y--norunjarouna0e.A,.,i... luyuoii uu
r, Haddock ..Y;150O0000
Hoop Iron fV ton.. 160176 00
Hides, dry V i . i ,Vii. iJ. ,'.f .Ijr.C. ,JC1012X
Oreen, V 4i
larjU-K. y'.:-pwee4.Vj.w.u.Jrjri.ii..Vi;i.'vUi &XtH
London Porter, -put .dozens. . .Uv.T. . . ' 'I ?68 00
Kape'a Phosphate, per ton, . . . $60.00,
kteJt bnsh.vi . .iU . i i . y " 1 15
Lira bbl,,.. ...... ....... ....r i...i 3Q04Oi
Waaner,;.':l..at.'.,la.iV 1721
Uolaasea, good artide,,..,...;..,.. 65t
Mackerel, per bbli. ; AUi A. 15 00&M Ou
half bbl...... 8S0C460
Kitta.No, 1....
MufietJ,Oak bbl
a 60(43 OU
i.l.
,10 0012 00
, . Pine bbl.. ttw.,M,.,.4v..,irVrrt 8'609 60
OaU 'eack...
. ,.. . 8 B03 Oo
' . -Hvtj Black -for" aeed. -
bnahel...,.- ' - 1 SO
Onion a, per bbl.
2 00aoo
Oanaburgaf) yd......
27380
33 00 355ft
82 00330
Pork, City Mesa V bbl.-..
Fewer rai i Ji 1 J VM ,UU.iWJ f 04O
- a, uuo iuvon
routoes, inah. ft bo;.... .r., rr.,, 6xs ts
8weeWW.O.i JXU.. f 1 001 20
' ; Vj .' J amaiea, in caaea ....... 18002200
1 'Jamaica, WbtfeVhtasea.'...Vw... HW
; - Si. Croiz. "-;.......,.,.. H501800
fingars. Crashed, Grain and Pow'd, ......... 1S20
a., i. ana u. Mneo., v.. k - m
p. K......:.......;...,........:;.. i5ia
, ' j, . iluscovada-....... j ...... ...4 IV'-14 16
cnba...::...:.. ...v..... . ni6
i Havana. Brown..Vvi.i...-.i.. 113(316
foda, Carbonate. ...... 1218
Btaccht rearlmt". iHX14
salaratua.... . 1315
Spiee. .......t. . . , ......... i . . . ' : .8448
Boap, Brown.... .................. ......... ., 12 18.
Shoes, Brogans...i...ii. ...i.i. ...... .4.. v': 1752 M
Spirit barrels, new. ... -4460
-i j ttMttMaemlLihmll.ii.i'k ?"-48 68:
8alt,JjTerpool, V Sack.... 7530Ci
i Vj Marshall, aoeui. I iik'Ji X .'. . U UV. M: 60
. American. .....i 9 7iWa3 0(1
8baettB8V F.F43..;.lVi-ri'I;2wff'yT'
KhoU.. r 1516
Koinglea, pe m....,......i...;..i.L 6 00 sow
4a. iMacz. v... ....v..,.s. vufio.
i j Grem,v..i.i..':iiv.-. ...... .v..........fl.252 28
Tobacco, N. C and Tirginia ManaJactazed f , 128o
.ti t i.(.fM' : .-jm i, T.j yjne "'I6070
Vinegar. lioCandlesa 4 Smith'a, pure malt , ; . - r 40
whiskey,Ky fV galloa.iiii...;.;;...'.' 6O7O0
' ... Bourbon??., r,nr........;...v 2 60 7 00
,fi 1 Bye i snd -iSomonf m caaea w 12 0016 00
, L,. -r; Bourbon JWolfe' . JT M ii. 7,10 00 Y ,
18 00 26 09
is oor
wme,ataaeuf ,
an . a
r5MOO1800
' 16 00(01 '20 00
Sherrj
at - HUHlVA
9 00 15 00
t .' i .
i8T 2.'..' U J WiilA
A.t'-J" ,-.12 ODlSiia Oil
L20018 0i
'PoriT
12 00(iD2044
J.fv,120180t
K KV,1 An
Claret"
Wood, oafe 3 ordw '. ul.
'600
4 1 .
8pirlts Tnrpeutme. per gal. ............. .8 ..68$ -00
itoaml commonisJ . . .. .iUV.'.t. s 00 t to
- " f OHUNWl luviin itnMi Mi.tu . wvv wv.
.: f?n i oj v Jui"i j liJ...;.....-? s oo-' 10 -
. ii l . A J Vln n ki7 A fin
Hope, Batiin. .. . . , . , .4... ...j...... ... ,
ltid Mannlia..; AV .".v ... .. . ; U'S2-
CrndeTnrpentiBe Dip.... .........,.,.. . 2 003 00
.M.vtii 1-Scrape... ....... 75: 2 00
31
C, ; Pillft have bttewallowed.in millions. 1 Salves
J orL ptwo grana Bpeeincs are putting an ena to
: t ihis wholesale syBempf medication. '" One of his
l4fannsrtn1li6M f-tW-aealing
adveis-ofnlbr Value, as ajenie3y for' ulcerous
land erupUve diseases than eslipaeaffgo of the
Ointments ad vertised to enre everything, jout are
all, in fact, either useless or xieieterious. ( : -
v rir MAoxjDx's mottois conce&tiba.'' He has
placed in the smallest compass the1 active' princi-t
pie of the most potent vegetable specificsi There
jsrno mineral in his Pills they doiioigripet-they
da noienjfeeblev., vTjheyt create t ,,-mgqrofs appe
tite,"and correspondingly strengthen the diges-;
tion. They tune the liver clear j tta nead and
r 'Ifo form of scrofulous disease -can resist the
. . . ...w
disenfectent operation pf the Salve Tamor. r AJb
scesses. Salt lUieuni, JJoils, Pples Pustules,
Ac?, 'are thounrnghly eradicated by this unrivaled
medicine. ' In facOSlAbaiix's Bilious,' Dtspep
nc and Diabbhou Pills cure where all others fail.
While for Ban Scalds," Chilblains, Cata, and all
abrasions of the skin, Maoodcls, Salvz is infalli
ble.:' Sold by J. .Maggtel's 43 JFnlton street.
New York, and ail Druggists, at 25 cents , per
box;. Sold by - V ' 4
fi?AerT YilmZ 1tl HKMHIJIOKn,. j
. Sole AgentfbrNewbern. a
apl 10, 6eV dAwly - : f ;
JOH3T F. FOABP, POBWABXIIHO , ACT ,CoiODBfiIOB
MxBCHANT has removed' his office to the. Brick
Warehouse; formerly used as an ice house by.X4
T4 Jerkins, Esq.; located on GniBth ; street and
thei arm of the . Bailroad leading to the Biver,
where he contemplates erecting a Flouring Mill
and opening a Lumber and Wood Yard. , ...
Hals also now prepared to furnish vessels with
wood by the cargo 3U miles below Newbern, on
Kense Biver.' i , ;apl 11 tf,
8iuare, one InsertioB ..."....,. . . . i. - ! .Oe
-t-( ' ' - y-nrnrtliia tnaailkai."i.'.a.....lH
Xaa-tthes make quare, and an advertisements will be
eonUnued njnm iorbW.- nnlM tttherwise-erteed, sad
charged acTingly; To aeenra taaertloa they ahoold
be handed in1 by 8 O'clock, the afternoon praviooa,
ill btUamMtoba settled on the iat of every month. A
liberal discount madto' thoaa whoJ advextiaa' largely.
The T I BI E g has larger drcuUtioa in Eastern Worth
Carolina than any," tf,nctaJl pther "papers combined, sad
reaching every pari of the" e juntry. is the BEST niadhua
foradvertiainsin the State..; " "
( ;0' fT-TSf
TIIE " GREAT! ESCUSII" RKUEDT.
4
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i ii v rv o
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
rCOPAIBA!! Aim ".SARSAPARILU -
Has acquired the ntraoet fame in every part of the world;
it has been examined, approved of and sano ioned by the
faculty of medicine, and recommended bv the meat ami.
nent of the profession. rv , .-4 f-c t-,. .
ai SUKK and SPEEDY cure for all Pisxaasa of the
Bladdeb, Kidneys, and; Cbqiabx Oboaks of sora sixes.
TBB STAMT Q
OK EACH POT
' . ' TO 8ZCT7BB
THE GENUINE
CffiBSTJ .-Wnt also bear
Observe this
"6 The KAMI
LABEL,
r'aaB ".
PBOPBTJETOB
BUBHED OM
And covering the
4 AJSD TBB .
VvrrxD . Statbs
"AoBwr."
V: bottom of
Viae hp ox" '
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ther IsClaaatae.-j'rjr-.--
J Observe these , precautions and address orders to
5';i-'-Jll:ti;"'il4;" TA1U1AJIT & CO., ......
f-.v No. T8 Oceenwich street, iKaw Ybrk.
Sold by all Pragtiiata. .: . jane 64m
OP ALL, MUSIC BOOKS FOR TUE YUVRO
;, "MERRY CHIMESc
Is Universally Admitted to be the Best.
ITHISceir book of Mr.Ll O. tiMEBSbS'B haa already
met with a sale altogether unprecedented and though
his previous work, "The Goldeat Vrrth,"
reached its tArr hundredth edition mi tktmtand eopim
each.- present appearances indicate that the 'Marry
CnlmeaV wihcobeyond ttV-. v. ,J -. .u
1 The Elementary Department contains Just tn
Prrnllar. Klemeatta,that At travel and letala
the Attention of cnildren. The in are not
old and time-worff sang through a dosen booka but
New and parkllac, Adapted t6 all Oecat.
ratona. and. Allyct fWlth tha Spirit f Times.
Price 60 cents a copy $5.00 a doxen. Specimen
Pauea onappU cation.-, r t-i'tw. if
, 'OUYEB DlTaOSr ic COPablishera,
HWitm mWl Washington ajeraeJBesoa.
'TIHH nbscriben. have resumed the manufacture of
Jj, .:.-:-V' ...... .... f ,J;,
So leng known as an effectual remedy for II ;
" Also AJB. T)UFFr'3 ANT1BILIOU8 FILLS. Apply 0
F. S. DUFFt. Newbeni, K. O.; to B M. DUFFT.
Beaufort. N. C. and to MO KG AN a ALLEN. Druuffiata.
46 Cliff tit. New York, wholesale agenta 't ' ? ."HCCl -
A liberal discount made .to Wholesale Xealers.
'dkwm.:..Iti; -h c) Jii"Tt tr ; r"it!i Fj3
MBAUBB ntlufri eJ-ClOT ''
,.ti, . AUlIK-iTEla-EVl. r r
LIME. Bm , r v!i - HEEb,
DRATN r A N D P IB E TP IL Ee?, 4 e .
". " : . a t
t ceV SbufA Jrenf Strict Mcti BelF Wharf,
i u Iwani;iJn'.Cifl:.-
1HAlfGE OF RAlLaOAI) 'sCHDtrLK
OmOl AXLARTIO AWD N. C. B. B, COMVAKTil
!0 axjiS. ;;.:wscbh.:M O.'.Uune 8; 1808; A
Onaad after Monday next Mail Train win run daily as
followr s ' ' ' . 7-' ' : ' " '
Xav Morehead City..., , . . i. . , ,k WiIIBaV M.
Leave Vewpcrt . . ,.'.
&rnvifliur,..,.. .................i.aj
y . f. . -ri.. . ft w . 46 f
Arrive at Mewtxarn
.9.00
, Leave Hew bers.. ; .ij ,i,,... . . ..8.14 rr
Arrive at ajnston. .......... ...in.es .
IvekUnston...?..,v.vi.ia.'jn......'v.ll.Oftk1
Arrive at Mobety HaU,.,........... ll.SS -
Leave UoeeyiiaiL..is...U::a.a..r.l.v,.lL49
Arrive at Goldsboro... .....M................ia.l5 p. M.
-ft 6TH' t.K?fi BSTOSKIa'a't 4Ut V,j-'.id-..
. Si .1 1.1 " AMI.. . .
tumyo. uuiUBwni . ... ....... ,,b.9u Jr. JCL.
LtareMoaely AfalLUU .fit . Ii ; i . .4.10
Leave Kin ton.,... ..L. ....... A 83 .'
faave VewberQ.w i. . . .'.; . .i . . j)i r. W.V.s'e 40 ;
Leave Newport,.-. ....... .-.-.,8.iMt -
Arrive at Marehaad CUy. A. i . ... .... .'. ..8.80
Pasa nger train eonnertf with North Caroliaa Bailroad
Train gomWeef at 1X48 'P. t, and 'returning leaves
after arrival ofitogtpn,.and.Wldoni UUroad, .train
goiaitSoathi. tMjyApi ,u.'iiA.
.ssengersm Wprfro 20 ta-8.80
The accommodation trai will leave forfhaad Cltf.on
Mondays, ' Wednesdays and Fridays, returuing every
altw-naie day as followr ;r.,r ;,-f.j f ?-T;.,. n!4f
Leave Morehead City (Station) r..; A i.t.. ..8 00 A. M.
Cj6Wo 1? wber4 f " "5 4 y
Lalvo Kin8Vii. 0 M
1.3L
Laavia Newbern at..
......
Ual a
iiiita,..X18P.X.
Arrive at Morehead Citv ( Station 1 at ..4.00
This train leaves SkiJdboro' Tuesday ajTharaday4 Sad
Saturday a alter arrival of Wilmington Weldofa Railroad
train, gmgoNortbv'avBd arrives mvery-AitarhaXa day in
Goldaboro' at 8 15 P. M, a later train than .mail train
for.paaaengeragomgNortbDT unroo-iu mi'u
" . - FARE REDUCED. , J.
! ThrTiga tfeketa wm.tas sold id prineipal statteBe'ea
North Carolina Bailroad, Baltimore, New York. Ac
'i'Jnae-tt.-it?iwcUif i- C B. THOMAS, Presldens
Middle Street. Tvre JDoors fraaa. Follean..
Ktixrox " ruttwitA-MV'- - i'i?u tu- rfiiiua'
I Fife tMlikr.
Ladles Ftae Ores Gods, -.tttJfWr-.
Straw Hata. and Misses Hata,
Parasols, Uaalircliaa, Calie,v(:u &U :
Oinghama.
! a Snpplr oT. P,f
Ldaea taeets.
Cheap for CaaJs,arCeutr)rPtae.V rj
june -Ina
i ' - 'r , "': '; ": ,
SBEET: MUSIC 1, MUSIC!
XX TTTB. pleasure wa take this opportanlty of lnVorm
iff-tag theMDSIOAL PUBAlOthatw havwtecwd
Into aatisfactory arrangementa with the; r ( j . 3
Largest Sheet Music Pnblisiing usa
In the TJniied States, which enables na to offer tn the
public SHEET MUSIC of .a i.'ji'.v Yi-tii
Ewerr: AJescripUoil ?
In press at tbe tresent time; in tct auything you jiff
.VAlWmuA w ... y W - AT- . .
; NEW, RK.pniCES.
And at the shortest possible notice. ;" ' ' ' ,
Wa have eonstatttlv. .'Mjir-tfl,MMirftiaii Mu.
"LATEST PUBLICATIONS, and would moat nspaetfBUf
wmaam m vuww ure v we puuepetrotsaffe - 6
E. B. xout a CO.. .
may 20-1 m 4- rK-; Wwiv w w. fj."!
-ajiiablB1 Propeny : for; Sale:
rJIHE anbacribers offer for sale, in the city of Xewbern
One Steam SawrMill, Portable Engine,
Thirty Horse Power, in good running order. Alae :,t
SOIOtf Feet Heart Pine La amber. .
For further particulars enduin i' tha corner' of Haa.
00 and Qo n sueets. -
ma39-Un MALLOBT 4 ET.
.itONDOHV
J8S-I4UHR A. I AIIASI I
I settis ai a a atfe a'aaW
1 J f .'BBWTOlAV i
VV voaVMa ' &f
CHILLS
CHILLS!
frrivflat tiioldflboro. ...jUhiYtt-)liV JT
vjst"'1 -c.i - RETURNING.-. , . .
Leave Goldaboro at; . ,'tt4 .j!..ii.46
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