run'
ob Tna.r:inBS.
i i
r iion
.i Oiflnlnnw fit"
the I.enifl.iW Jnm.U
Out lor the Eventa Telegraph.
rw r. 2WHv-rrr i r i i 1 'p M1'
In the reiWal Mrf'.rtMi'ltoteVnruciU'
e ee "9 assurance of , the . iirjmi,M.'(,uf. , Lortf,
sclitcil no.'. fwena-nmtw- .of ..t)io dio rittv of
11? MWstV.tH-v.thttt'' M!-!i','lurt.rt. ' 'IVelan'iT'hry'''
t , nniur ' ',. o MMveit..;.:uui.
Vlf .-. '." "' V. " 'i t.'
II,, ( IvwAJUU SMttUrt (I
rti, ifiwvurm.'in ti. iuii uy,
prolyl tQ bii.elty
nf t or ,-oVtit iuY, i Wr WoitK mg , . uit at uxu. .
tie stc'ps. however, at 1 he proltipiitnj' and ndw
retm-nJ'tlK olA-Mfc Ibitt Hi 'En lata px-rifld,!
po tui' from TOtwlatlUK K- iVor 'tiYitrroiMod sinter"
CI ri .linn justice, wiH !.tltt WpW worse ban
linlf-v.-'av rdbfUflresV ' Tbo i1ischtablisjinip,nt of. !
ilie W'iuanJritJu, (Jbiuvb wak , a jrrcat ; .ad-.-Vance
in tb liyht of the l'loiulne. Viiieh Mtdh 1
n r.are'te tbiU grfcnter evils-wovljl;, Jv !
ftwi'j.t away, but without Mieb a.. promise lis n
delusion a'ud a Miare. '; .' ' ' !'.'
HK'hootl of the., release of tbo reniniW;
dear t the' Irish' heart. aul asked tiuie.and
8u ,iuvfts a great and eoiu-iliiitory favor, wa
eusv.wiouoh to grant, ami bnrrl,' if aeeiiN to
us. 'even m a political point, of. VHV to,.'ve;
fuse. '.'It was to give-away a trinket or-a
iaal'V to wen sadly famlshud for tho want of
ci'mces-itons, and to' whom the Hnrthdi people
Lave cverr rennon in the world 'to, niaSc c?r-'
iiintory aiueniifoi- iu,t uotoriuun.-wrirn'gs.'.
AM, at the Irish are litt-ly to think, if jnsti.ee
is mw withheld, may be inferred from tbo
oxcluUiAtion of Mr. (jreorgo. Jloo're, U. , that
'the fceptro of EugUuid. has boeu tba Bword,.
Iierdiaiiem the Mack cop, and hor throne '
the gallows, for the last sqven hundred j-ears.
Father Lavelle demands a long score of ar
rears, not one or two years of rent, but tbo
rent of avon 1 centuries. iA 'the tiame1 of
the five hundred thousand tenant fauiilios
v ho nifty be sold as slavos are bold, body and
Mill, to the purchasers of estates." Sticb
Btroug , language as . ihiv thoiigb natural
enough to the passionate extreme of ' feebng
Kbieb takes start froia the chronic '.suffering.
f Ijsland, excited, the old .mabter wpiritof
severity and fear on the other Bide of the
rliamie'l." The Ootiogbno bttercd wis(S an(J
alu( Vords to show (bat tbe tuylinb Govern
jm ut and tbe Iribb ieople were mutually well
ilis peed: but once' ajjain it hapnouH tbat
Tho ODonoghna baa urlordcHl
us 1
what ii
probably the best' reason fov the present
course .01 the ingusa; jovcrnmeut, , In , (us
lettex to .the Aniuoty Coniinitteo o'lnblin
lie savfi tbat the Government, oolleotivelv and
individually, "commiserate ,, tbe , unfortunate,
condition of tbe , prwunorw, aud . are tuuxit
anxious to liberate them, if they eatt do! so
conshtentlv with what they consider '.their'
duty to the tate;'' , but be in .equally oa
viuced "that they will not, as they cannot,'
without degrading the functions of Govern
ment ut betraying the trust reposed iu thoiuv
yiald anything to tbe faintest semblance ' of
nuconstitutional pressure. "How ' iny deari
countrymen,!' he adds, "in their celhi iuust'
curse the vanity of the heartless spoutero who
would persuade the world that, while powerless
to save the captive froni bng dragged within!
the prison' walLi, tbey tan, nevertheless, ex
tort h"w release; It is' this loathsome' fostian
that keeps tbe door Idcke.di and not the unap-
peasect wratn or vindicivoue8 of, either the
Governuient or British: people''1 Unddnbt-"
edly the IJririsb people ; axe more leniently
Hui generously inspired Liitll their Irish iudc-
ments than at any Xotmer-period of tbett hisJ
lory.-.vuut cney can 'scarcely iiavo a aurabte
magnanimity if their Datience irowa faint in
bearing of these Irishmen who spout .what all
tbe rest of tbe Irish leaders repudiate, . EV6a
tbe O Donoghne, sensible, as be is, inust ba
surprised at the contrary action of. thA Gov
ernnient, unless he enjoys tbe conviction j,liat
ou anomer appeal inaae with less demonstra
tion the Government will yield. ..:..-,.. '
ANDREW JOIlSlSOir ASU'liJlPUJDIATItJN
F-omthfXY..i'imes,i -im., ; n .!.' .v....
The organs of Democracy take the failure
of Andrew Johnson to- 'get back to Washing
ton as a defeat of their party.' They announce
the result with much "regret." They wanted
Johnson' in the senate to plagno nis im
peachera, to bully tbe administration, and to
preach repudiation: , ' The 'Wo'rtf receive the
defeat of Pendleton in Ohio with more com-,
placency, "affecting to '.consider that young
aspirant to tbe Presidency tbe victim of liis
own greenback theory, which the higher-toned
Democracy of New York could never be
brought to indorsealthough ' 'our 1 own Hey
wonr,', was forced to stand tipor. a greenback
platform AVhy this difference between Pen
dletob, and Johnson V The, WvrH- is deeply
mortified that the open nd nbameless rcpndi
ator of the national faith is lre,J used a seat in
the United States Senate "by. "eonsorvative".
Legislature of Tennessee, Jiufcv it rejoices
or rather affecU eatisfaution'-'-'thal the pesti
lent theory of Pepdkbm. hu.vroceiyed U
nnietivsi MAUU4riiwWor0e'dtUiaaa
George" biinaelf i i '-' - "" '"' "
We suspect tbat oqr contemjxu'Aiy, in this
last caae,. rejoices at heart for another reasofi.
There is believed ta. b-one aspirant less,
Biuoe Abe Ohio .election, M"tbe Demdaiatic
nomination of ,,17-4. anltiwas' Pendleton's
popularity, not bis tboorv, ;;tUat the New,
York politicians feared mobt, and it is the sup
- poaed downfall of thjat',1 poiktWr'it that they
are n6w''rejoiclng "over wilb" exceeding glad
ness.'" In 'Jobhson's' ease 'tbi-y V simply, fjire
expression to .the. ditapiniutnient 'felt that
the lteimblican 'party ' will' have one annoy.
. nee less, and the national honor one reyijer
less iu the United FUtes Senate, .'They would
Use Johnson for work which ' they . would
avoid as derogatory' to themselves..: They
have not tbe remotest , foar, , however,
vaulting" as may be bis own - ambition,
that MolHison could ' force lnmou , upon
the , Peniooracv for higher " promotion
than that of a coruniou scold or scavenger' of
the party, as occasion required, in the United
fcitates Senate,' lt ;bO kh& been WUid, the
chances are that they would have denied bira
the honors of ordinary,, Tondvishin, .. He as
wanted simply to l)Ciate the adrninistration
ana cue party wnivu, itom mmpiaged con 11
dence, once honored hitu 'with ''high .office
and secondly, he eould.be of ase to tarcateu
the integrity and 'contemn the taored obliga
tions of the . public -1 dobt until the whole
people would be familiarized with the , fctiguia
tfreptldiatloni Thbw we repeat, was their
only object, but it wi,s" lui 'impovtaiit one
nevertheless so important that the, World
makes "haste to , predict. fwo will not
say to' bono for) the early " removal
of Urownlow by deatbghO. that" Johnson
may yet come forward m col seasun to play
1110 pav, tt,i uowui uj ,i uiui iu mo ' i'iu
of 1872,., It was tbisKtno (t'v-(, wbronieiu.
ber, tbut invoked Heaven' to' spuia Iho life' of
Abraham 'LtneoM'wbf-tt fobnsan '.iaiide ",lba,
unseemly' ''exhibition f biitiself InMore' if
crowded WWo al;-4u''XrftrcK i ?''..".',', fiiwdl
ps ourjjibuUid-ioJii i i'M hewsehS-iiratoi''
' Ui- ' ' 4 ..a: I,,: w 1 ."" -' '
THE DAILY
r-T rr. r r. r
from Vonnesfto weniobt rpiattbi invorij- I
a t upare i bis-4f-if vrt) believed for a Ifrious pR'lioiius kt i'i(etieal i!u
ni(fTit tUftt 'obtiSonf couWvftu.tK'oM td t'w itS henpy iirfreBants, Jraders,
jiioni
tila
not that the Republican partv have anvtbinu
to fear fronitbe appearance of Johnson at
Waubmonr-JmMhaXli Ktateof TenneeV
MaAlb KaVefl; Ilirf pj-oaeb of bis election
Rnl the Menace chehamo of bis presence.
Hut Johnson will ncrpr come to the Mpnate.
.JJe is etTectuMty-donq fcnjA.'Ve xaniip Ida last
real flobt on Fi idiiv. ' l or. iilio rest, bis politi
:feat whs lnirs'carislii'tViesAnv? as T'enAlctonV.
The 6!f-PivWflctit' W bv tbnv6wedsln "of
bad fttUb'tt)''. thc";public "eredit. ' W1W bMll
'bouses bf 'tbe.Tejitissee lA'islatum rosnlretl
tbo otbto Ulay that tho HUte fnith should be
preserved at nnv cost, and her bondholders
jiaid to the last, dollar, ,J,Jinsoii's mission to
the i United, States . Henate was utterly out of
tho question, , , Tbo, M'prM. it was quit cer
tain, could not bo luudo to belioye that Tan
nessee lucunt to ju-escrye. bohor by send
ing Johnson , to Washington' to impeach and
malign tbe honor of tbe nation. , , , ,'
lTJIE I'AKAOUAYAK AVAU THE COST
' TO BUAZIL. ' '
Fpm t .V. 1". MernUL 1 i ....
. Jhe latest mail news from South America
leads us to ,tbe Relief. tb'atV the ,war(in Para
guay, ior uc preseui hi lensc, will he mis-lic-nded..,,Epe
has taltwi to .tbe, mountain.
and the albes, 1 uimble to follow him; bavo
given up tho pursuit. ' In his present position J
Lopez is not without an amiv. small - tbon'b' I
it bo; neither is he destitute of arms. 1 With
from tw'o to live thousand mdn fully equipped,
nftd animated with confidence in their , leader,,
there is little doubt tbat . .the Pnranuayau
chief tain; will ngain take tbe .boUV.agaijastdl
comers., v, . ,,, ,, ,.( , :, .,,.. ,...,( . , ., .
For over f our .years, has this war .continued.
A largo quantity of. treasure has . been reck
lessly sUaiidered and a vast amount, of human
life sacrificed to briug Lopez to terms or com
pel him to quit the country aiid leave, the
anairsof the republic to the care ot a provisional
government est&llisied"iluiler 'the protec
tion of the, allied powers. ; ! How far these
attempts have been successful be lo.'ic of
events already shows. The sufferinas of ' the'
people of Paraguay, scarcely niul h parallel in
history; and yet it 'cannot ie dented that then
devotion to the acknowledged head of tho
country is of an intense nature. With such n
feeling animating tl iubtilrtaitswil it not
prove a difficult task to1 br'ipg (bom to' regard
tbe interference, 4 :,th allies, a -favorable to
their interests? liven taking it for granted
tbat the inhabitants look upon the action of
the allies as beneficial, bow julich lonaor will
Brpzil be conleul to draw upon : be,r treasury
foii means to support the army of Count d'En
tmu uiauiiiun me .siuieniig peopii? wup oaiiy
apply loi aid and swi port?, . , JL'be,Ltet dftielal
advices from Jiio Janeiro inform us that
durino th moiitli of 'All 'Mist at on over Yme
buiidred thousand ' nelplcss" persons .tlirew'
themselves upon the allied humanityi 1 To I
support this vast number ot persons it 're
quires one hundred thousand dollars a dav to
le distributed in rations, thus, making the
tnontbly war expenditure of llrazil foot up
the respectablcejlri(it of 'seren ' million five
-hundred dollars. .
1 How can Prazil' stand this How long will
the Brazilian people allow it ' to' continue?
Brazil all through ha been tbe grand Central
figure, operating '. agaiust Lope.. '. Tbe part
played by. tbe Argeutiuo tionfederation dwm
illes almost into nothing be.side the towering
strength Of its powerful ally. Possibly p.razil
looks to tbe gradual absorption ot the Para
euayan republic, and when too late, perhaps,
the Argentine Government may discover that
it has been made a tool of to forward tbe am
bitious desires of 'BroziL' Certain it is. tbat
millions of money have beeu expended and
thousands of lives sticrinced by the allies; and
what have been the ' results '! A provisional
government, without means to supjiort itself
and lacking an amiy to; enforce its decrees,
has been established in ' Asuncion, and Lopez
has been declared 1 an outlaw. Tbese are the
resiilts of 1 a four' years' war, in which Brazil
ha3 played the principal part. '' ii-'ni" '
The, picture is anything1 but a gratifying
one for the Brazilians. . . Their : commanders,
of whose military genius--so. mucn was ex
pected, and who regarded Lopez - as- a ' mere
guerilla and an ignorant and reckless tighter,
nave not been tone co aocompusu anycuing
bat drive and harass 1 the Paraguayan leader
without deti"oying ; bis ' army or annihilating
him. And yet tbe Brazilian treasury WoedU, in
almost coimtlens sums, for such 1 unsatisfac
tory results. ' The Finance Minister.ls.in aore
perplexity at the situation,' and the- bolief ,.i
fat gaining grquud that, the, jwaci is a xuioous
one. , . Looking : at the - situation front thia
standpoint, the independence "of , Paracruay
may yet be acknowledged and Lopez, still be
regaulea as Us I'resiuent. ' 1 1
THE LOUISVILLE COS.YEKTIOX:.
From the !i. Y, World.
" n.i..T....:...:n.n : .kii. .j
xuo uuuimmc uuyi.-,iu...'i TUvu nujeuiuna
haturday week, repre.soutedAvery tate iu the
Union. Tbe most pr6tninent Sentifiients ex
pressed bV the convention were:!. That
tbe South, bad been impoverished by tho lie.
belliou, and that the Federal Government
should aid in her relmhilitatiou as a national
necessity. . IhaV. Congress .,, ought , to
assist the following specific project-i, viz.; tbe
improvement of Southern ports and of the
navigation of the Mississippi river, the oon
strnction of a Southern l'atLfio liailroad, tbe
oiieningof a water-line cornmunieation be
tween the Ohio and the Atlantic seaVoard.and
the establishment of au American steaiuhbip
line between Southern ports and Kurope, with
the view of increasing foreign immigraHou.
That the, present system of taxation sbould
bo niodified-r-the taiHtion of the cotton-growing
sections being denounced as unorpiid, ex
cessive, ,and ..tmjUfth ,aud. A,', That sivift and
decided measures' should be' taken by the
Government for the resumption of specie
payments, . .No. ftcu wt la4 oq Jbp fUjxif
nese cooli6"que'siruiit' though a majority re
port favored the lutr.-iitvtiori'of that Class of
labor, , ' ,'' 1 ', ., '., ,.,',' ,. , .. ... .... .. .
- The appeals thus made to Congress (except
ino tbo one lor upeeie paytnetits' are most
cal, lite, iTi tbuntimts of 1 Mn MaMallni; mnwt
be "one dc,itib'6disrTii;.;' ' AiAt ' bur pou
teiiijmrarycro sinci re" hi ' its inldiurrencjeiyf
Tppudiation,' 'it woqld 'find ''eomfoTt,' if, tot
satisfiictioii. in r1i"betiV-f tliat'.tobnsoh's de-
likely to be, received with favor by that body
during the coming session. The chief objec
tion will bo tbat they are made in the interest
of tbe South: but the radical majority in CoUt
gress are unde rstood to be w bent upon ei
tending the influence and control of the Fede
ral Government ''thai such opportunities for
fastening Gdvcinuitnt mortgage upon the
projected iuternal interests might be grasped
at as beads on tbe line of a groat contnd'dug!
policy.' ' It bns biore than onoe been averted
tliat a propohitio'ji will be brought before the
House this winter for the Government to gra
dually buy Up, own, and operate the piincipall
litit-s of railway, tolegraph, and ixpr?i in the
Wnitid Slates. .- ""-
; ' be Strictures' tiadd in, tbo 'ciiiif, ,jf
the Dnaciul ytlicy'.vt Gtt)(.'- adiuuiihtnition,
'ii'ui the deic-nd f.-r specie payinM-, 'at'e'
,i ..ill ', m ' ' ' -'
I I'll -, (,,1: i lli'.-M-' ' '' -" ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' I ' i " 4.
EVENING TELEGRAPKr-rniL
?'tLl,tiLilH it
identical in khi
pre-
ess men.
imers, or
nnrty, as-
aemble anywhere for deliberation upon their
interests .orjieeessities, jr the financial oondi-
side, 't a'tfr' 'MKft'l H':ifot41)rr-
tost.agaiii.saiiiifuaci:niaL'Ie .currency and Jd
favor of TTTfturrr -to-nFrte- -pavTrrpms'Trm-iOT
or,t.TXyiBiiihlsShr filiform rrtirtf & fe fi?
seatt-AA- mill t4-r.i- kllseoiaAuf
Vadually eating away the patience of all
classes of tbe Teoi ile.
' tt tMi'i vrrr "rrTTM
iimv TO'ifA'Acrn-niKtiTir .
t4om the A. T. H'orW.
1 ' The Awaw Vw .'I'fmlo aagpe, 4H u!
1-ewiitly jiiblu.Jiei1 ' report its, xcci.uy
rommitiee; 'gives n most 'Ttffvflig' ac'cou til
of tho success that bsx Rttenert ih tffoi-lW in
-tho past, audaeta foibrfalfc-'wlilohrproiiiiso
tqr the immediate fpturPUe.sultWo grunt, if a
.consistent course bo -.rexsevierod ill.: that wo
regret to notice an apparent chauge of base 1
mine operations 01 ino jjcaguc, as snowu m
tbri annoiinceinent tbat .'.'tbo. war will bo car
ried iuto Africa by the. proposal, of n revenue
tanfV during the condiig sfmionof tkligr sh."
tn all uTeat movenlcnts for reform. Jt is un-
wiho to ubanJon, even, movrnUvilv, . lie
stelidy support of . a fundamental pfluoijde,
and t teiiioric with fho parly of oppression
forj the wake of a partial 'and "probably tran
sient present advantage. --We should concen
trate our, whole, strength .for the complete ,
ami final overthrow of a wrong, not sub loits
upholders for concessions or . compromises.
! nftliermore, it must be borne 111 mind that
any reducti
'schedule of
ion' from' Our ' present . exorbitant
duties which pveu tho most san-
giune Iree-trauer' could daw to Iwpd for in
the coming session of Concire.s, , would,. si ul
be ivastlv more burdensome than the tai iU's
which were deemsd almost prohibitory in
fonuer yenrs.. It is possible that the protect
tjoiiist lobby iiight consent,, foi', its owu in-
toirsl, to throw a "sop to CciberiiH: . to con
sent, to certain modification. -of , tho - timet,
jivit sulbcii:ut tp quiut tho ominous . grum-.
blipg of an increasing opposition: but is such
a. result to be desired ' Would it not rather
aid in the .perpetuation of the .vry evils, we
wish to ivioriu 'i ' For, oiir'owii ' 'prl, wo are
iuqlined to believe that it w ould inoro ccr
laiiiry insure the 'ulvlhiate ' triitv.ipU of ' the
. freo-irade' cniu,e to give the ' protectionists
Jope-enough to hang ' themselves 'withal;' to
leti them heap up ix upon 'tax iitilil the
wrong becoiiies so monsfi-mm- that none can
tail to see it full iniumt v. :
I'uder any circmiiKinuct's we trust that a
representative body of five-traders will.-be
dissuaded from the hiium dons proceeding of
npjiearing. eveu.byiinpbcntiAjn. as the frameis
or propoiei ,ol.a tiuitt ot any. sort. . It .a ro-
duped iSchciue of, customs -faxes be o tiered
fr ojni.. a not her source, the ttdvo.cates of, an un-
resjtricteu commerce .may accept 11, :ng,. a ;siep
in ithe riglit direction; but it is neither a part
ot their ftinotiott to devise methods of faxa
tioti. ' bOr Consistent ' with their purpose to'
yiold an iota of the absolule'ridolity to prm-
uiple Irom which aione their cause ilerives its
sueugtb
A
I
U K'K JM MTJES.", , ,
Tlie Soul'.i As It In, ' .',.,.. ,, i
'7,i., II-' . O. 'VribmT, (WC: , .
J'liu ntesent season has proven to lie one oi ureal
mealy. The gtvM staples, -riv, votroii, and suifrtr,
iiiwt riiV'J.iili ,1,iiv, wci,u,,i 111,17 uv buuiuiflwi
,,., 4,1 nl, lmb ' -l1!,., itmuni ,-l frtl' 1, 1, miiii.au U.-UU nnt'hiinu
lirirr ni'Hcr Liiaii iiL iii-aciii, ivii.i uiu tiic-nriik
i.rosiMmtv ,of : tin Houih is substantial. The oht
svstem 01 livinir on the iirespeetlve crun, of drawiuir
.ineisuppori 01 mii? iin.-s.eiu i-iii iruiu cuu. nu.t, ui
iieinif in race always in hcdihiki on uic vei-xeoi dshk-
pi, ,,, ,' hud iitijiiml ,i,i.uv - Tlw 111 ki'f.LMlu if ;uirrli,iil-
Vllir HUH , -, 'llliin-i 1 aiu i,u 111. "IVA4 "I nu, "(, 14
beinits as chattels, but iu laud. In stores, In capital
for . future .improvements iu substantia-! oomrorts.
Thdre will be henceforth a moro ,tf''ncw,l dnlUsion of
the comforts of life than ever before. The day of
"poor whites" Iibb perished with the slavery of the
blacks. - The Utter class are Uowion a remarkable
aptitude for freedom, whluli it was toiifliiuiiUy pre-
dictea would proye tneir rum.
: ' , ' A Fortunate Fellow. "
'i'tie pla world of Jlomboursr lias been hiehty . ex-
i ited bv the extraordinary .uok of a Maltune uiil-
Jiouaire, who broke the bunk at Ha, leu and won enor
mous sums at llombourif tn 1SU4 aud 11,1. onine
ver day of his arrival li won luu.mitt iruuest This
areeanie periormunee, moreover,, iuikiii ue wil-
uessed any of the miecuediuir dais. I'ruin the first
hnurof lus arrival the wealthy Maltese had declared
ne leir, ne would win a lame sum on me ibiii, me
uiuiiversary of the day when, iu lsiii, be carried oil'
'HE. Illifl frnni i, of r.mt cu-nin wm V, rt ,11,1 ut
very same hour. The sum was so large aS to en
cumber the table iu sucu a manner ttiat other players
-ould witfc dliliculty And room to lav down their-
slakes. The keenness of tils eye 19 unrivalled. The
bystanders, who crowd around him, are astonished
at .his ttllliic them beforehand whether the croupier
i will turn up the w'lnnliiK or losing color; and us ior
mistakes ny inauverteney, lie never allows one to pass
uQTiouueu. w uutner ue wins or loses, ne never pnii s
for more than one hour a day. He Is very generous
oiiieiiee(i.v; nut tue naiiK inut.1-uave ien exceed
ingly relieved at bis departure i . r K
Youiliful Klinrodw. V' '
' lae Iiaveupcirt ilowa) J)f)iwc,iit Says tliat- two
youuK uieu left New Orleans some time diiripj; the
Sun nier lor a trip-to tin North,' perhaps to the
hoiuee oi (lie miner of Waters, aud ad aeent' nnrrx.
As they wlelied to be indeneudciit of sleuuibuals and
l mat e iuib, iiu-j nana mkiii iiiuuo iweniy-nve leet
!eti( by live' wide, stout and strong Irom Stem to
atwrn.-. W illi Uij well sroeked in icuus, ammunition
Him usaiug laesie, niey siaiien on tueir lout? trip,
lowinn; leUnrely np the bread river, enjojintf liie
arand scenery, , the ilsii und -uutnW lunmj the
whole ol their trip iLK'.y have usyd uu , Itread,-. livlutf
eiHireiy uiiiiii me iiioiiuuin oi up snut-xuil Kiel
li6liip(t-roit They 'arrived - ui' litis ' port ye-terday,
ann as ine weainer is Keniii); xaiaer eiiiiiy, eon
lmU d to tie up and wail lor tin: wni'ui Hiring wind
to help thein ou tlielr ninvard vovae. Tliey intend
imisteutiiig their joiirney early next, sf-asoii.' Tli.v
to not coiiiiiiain iii raiunc, una inejr nave aau.a
sjilendld trip thus iar. . , , .
lit Wnnr at Illore Wife. ' -
. 7Ue Chief of the Itois-Kjiie ludlaiw railed at tie
cilice of the Superior (Mlimoota) i ntuitu- recently,
aud sui'scritied tor mat paper ior a year. Ka-iiu.-tii
eo-ila-wu is In wut.t of ouu mure wife, having now
but three, and oilers the foll-yiig hutneeinents
turouah the Vr.fww.- lie raid tliat, iu case we
fciioiild hear of any wor.hv wlule la.iy i.ho might be
at ull disposed to consider the propriety of becoming
one ol his better halves, we uiiylit ;suy to her that
Uu has a unod, large, warm .house, istiit lur him
by his Oreat l'atlier: that he li- al.va.vs liue.u
kind to and has never stiiiek any of his present
wives; tfcat he would trait a-wluta wife very kindly
aud considerately : that he would divide .with, her
bia property, and' that lie and Ills other w ives would
ive her the verv nicest and bent of everytliim that
could be hail to eat, anil Dial tUiy wottld nil do
everything In their power to make her contented
and haiinv in tier new home. In reiilv lo another
iiiustiouof ours us to whether he considered that
ins stock of luvu was larue i-nuii-'li to ilusti i'mlc. to a
K'Hid advantage, among so inauy wives, ho simply
stun, "lva-tiesiiHO-da-wiiy s heart is big. . t
That N,.w York "What T It."
teiiira! M w uu-K is excited over" tlie ,illgging up
Of a stone giant in Lafayette, Onondaga county t but
win-inn ii is a peuuauiioii, or a specimen in tfusiiiu-
tai sculpture, for a reiunaut of this peo-
pe mat once lived la this section were
preat on stuliics, the wUt- men have not
yet discovered. Speculators have been trying hard
tO Seeurt.' it. Hud Hi-.riir,lin tt- tli Ki-i-mMld.,' Jniirmll
l ! inlay, Hie owner parted with it on the following
eetidiiious.Tlie. wliolo Is -valued at ff,0d.' Mr. '
Jlipglns purthasi's tiiiee-iiuarters. Of this lie retains
m.-e-nuaiur; Dr. Amos Wesleott niidMr.Amost.il.
left, of this oily,' and Mr. Jiavid II. Hannuin, of
itoiniT, purchase one-liali ! and Mr. Newell retains
''!'';f!1,,"'1,'r' Tu! Muarttr luUiest4 are Vitus valued
at flii.rou doMurs each. ' , ' y
' U l,: wo undersiiind, the Intention of the pur
i ja.seis to put Ui wonderful ulyect oil icwliibicina
IM.nnhoi'.i Hh .country. It will not be iuiuicUUitelv
ivir.oied 'irom the place whero It was fouinl, and
wTn-re it liaSbiiu-M beeii permuted t He, unlit the '
ctiMiMty y it lie in r,iWj Ui jhe vkinitj nluUl hanvbeeu.
Jnt;-li 1.-. 1 !'.s intrri si sci-nvs to be. on tlie Increase.
! tio ivurr- iici'essive din's ri'elpts ffimi Visitovs li
"''j'-"' (lnfn lortho iucibug vf.ivii .hesieMity
'f V'"' ' S '' llieiiauil Msikil. (iid tp-.dar
'J- l l''e-J:'."W'fnyoi On'iati. iid-iiu e uf en'iiil titlin
belV,J 'i-i.i-.iii,- vl-i-i-) 11- t. ii iu il .'i i; -il "i il i'i-
.,- ; 1 ,v in,.. : '.-' i,. ; -ii J J -;il- I.'1 'I ' -Ii
ADELPHU, TLJE3DAY,
r wfLir. iLu" ,i Jl1.m.I .71
'WW lHt- n-4 Hiiii .li-. ,1
roiitf Mlie r''M'"r I
ete''rlHnli,( it tli IM-rgtil-i;i. t iarse I V;v -'ast
wK Kone frtvhoiit, ,nllie Vilk'rt"-rt. of ?!Ktnt!c.
nun nM in. removed, Bnuitr t.reiiHrsri
".hi -n iore me iifirnes were sent 01T for a snrub rare.
1 llC Word WIIH Eivetl. mill In nn Iniitunt nvi-rt liiirw1
wain -4hU mruv.-imH w t.llnt tlie-whiN
t-flntn-ntrTrrtT-n!:rfr-R-iTtr--TinTK,-ritiviTis. me. ?m
V lff H!'f'l!l'1t,N'' n"i'!'M"i ''?" !'l'hl
sun
'fill' '
'I
1
rart. the rear-hnr. nnit Then tlte nit'id'e
(fiouii. mid was Hi tin-" le'n.rtufcin'tf On- l.-ii 1, wte-U
Mien horse NtniiiVU.r 'incr ail fii 11iefasfct the
in 1 ne U:k k. She a,-i ual K"e ! ii . Imwi ver,
MWi.W'1'rrf liiS.rlil,1nVTiior ' llv'vncu;
SI"'
hlltf DMT the L'UIII.I Ilkdn.hM!.!
Hid
him while Hit
IIMJIttW.'I'(NU t,8MMIttll..u!ti ,
.H.tli-Wurijwr.nitr!iMi t'tio'-erauit tumh Mm
lHjiMKiiiui t lm :i i-.ii i:h Hu. h auiiiLau itinUhini'.
h-iiL sK iris llniiti-d over tin) IiB'-Iv.h ol'the leirm-s. LiP
POltulinmiijia- now. -nil i-.liiini-i- Iih.i l,iiri.ihftl ic-i. M,'h
;Vnm U:T Icvehlivst. uMxfoi wiia tliu NviuiHc .vtaid'
I'll I ll) lll- lull k Rlfllt . n 'tan. iiiliuLlii tl,,L a,lunc,l.i4Vlk A
" wr.t.ii(Miinn,i.iir .VMie.uiiUv au4 mpuiiy ,i-v--
1 1 1
niniiT ,i,iui r,, i ue ii in lev ino niriua neon
iuck,wi,ri tlMeiliiintJiorxN-iMnloiiir a loniiiliuf llw
iiih
1 nil. .'I'lin vomia llu.ii rh..-r,-il ami v.llmlj tint vnonir
Iih!i-s iienltviiieu it,ti tiivir Iiium iiimI kn lttii.wliii
tint tmiM.mu. dovvti timlr -leitT lieHsj ik.vilt
(lenpk', la lmtii.v CMMu, I'lul.nineileaelt tlitir la I hetr
iovj wliilti the it lex tniiKuvM'iii their- ohuWUm Ultimo
uiui luutmi, in mi, m ii 9,vuui)le-,'.MFauUii'i t ji eiw
roiH-itaeK en liet'-fotttDnK mnoil. nit eovriil tvii l
utrr, iiv iiih inn, hihI v uUies iorn- iliDuHt,,iil HlnvtlH..
the Krainl sltmd resniutdtil Willi Ilie c.hccrn gf tiilrly'
f liKiisaml vuvcH, aDU the surrouiiiilQK srovos pro-
lOllgtttl tllOl'l'lMfc i -., , i, ..n - ',n , ., .m.'
: . " ' 4'altrnmlii Minion. : ,. .-. . ' i -
At 1-0 OclOCk tills niovirinir: Ortnber "i.Vc Vci'
vMti tl by me severest eaniu'imkc 'shrink' ever cs-peiii-vccit
ui l'jiuli vallev. Fur ourselves?, ivs nvw,
iislui p, hut so'iti fourtd ouHclves wide awake, .se.ut-
lile of The terriDlu convtilslort nointf nn.. J'or lour
or live sveetiils oiiiu pav ten secotiil-i tlir.' houe
rntth d a thengli actual ireuiolltlmi was floifig on,
.Mir was it. nn in appearance, vt lieu davi'iint came,
the irt. thtuc that grtetert mir Mtjlit vas jarge
(inaiitlt.v of inicVs and nuittar in the IrCplacci tm
pinna oat or 'loi.rs, tUe.'emise of this was iilaluiy
iHHite. Three or four eourscB of brleks Had ueuu
laki n till' the tup of the chimney ami laudi'don fhi
riuiX of the lunise. .On coining up to I'klali, ivo
,1 nrnrd that Some V,ttufle had beCti done In th w.iv
;nf iiirakitig buttles, etc., In the rtrujr siore.4. Smni!
twciuv toiisoi Dour, in savxs, was uroreu away ri
the; western part of s. Williams' atore. A had been
stal ked up nicely, but when , wo. .looked at it this
nml iiiuif it looked as tImiulii it llnd linen dunipeit
dow n li qui a hl. cart. withuiit .onier or care, 'i'hc
i'lliiiK of Mlllains' .store was. also considerably
UaniaK'-d. 1 lie celllmj ef Jloore. JL CMiatubers'.aaloou
looked terribly streaked. On furthur lurinirj re
learned thai quite a number of I'liimuc.vH iu the
lieipMiorliood were imire or less iluuiatfed. one,
that of I lawfoid, was tlirown down above tlm ruuf
of I ho house, ami llieu broken oil' lower-down, and
the body of, tile, cliininey Miifttiti about uun On: t).
liieli interest whs feit iu regartl to ilia new mmhI
nary, the walls of whieli -Uiul just lieeu completed,
but; on e.vuiiiiiialion it was, found i tint -no daimigu
WUS Ulllie. ; i t . . ,
- ' ' ' FOR SALE.'
FOR SALS,
Elegant Browa-Stone
" WITH ( OACH 1IOCSE,
1
No. 1 oli7 SFJKUCE ' STUKKT; ,
t'nmt'rr iictr oii
lelll lie iuclmii f,f vhhnk .
. k At-rTT ft'
I. i ii-.
ii-iii,. 1 1
J.
NOSEIS ROBINSON,
AT DKEXEt it C0,'S. ' . " , .
SOUTH' THlitD SyUftET,'.' .,
No. 'IU
ui i Htntn
rtlOADLPHlA.,
WINES,.
H E R - K1A J E S T Y:
i 215 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
nrilE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE 18
X Bolioitd to tbe following Tory Choice WIqdj, etc, (at
ma id uf
... " 1MJUITUN 1,USSUN, ' ' '
i - UU SOUTH FRONT 8TKKKT. '
OHABP1GNKS.-Areutv for bor MaleM. Duo da
Montebello, Clute Bleue, Oarte lllancbs, and OharJee
rarro .rDa in Jiugeme, and Vin Imperial, M. Klm-
oCo- Mafeaoe. bparkanc JUomII and KiiiAH
W A DFIR A S.-Old Island. Booth Side Keeerre. ' 1
sPi ""dolpbe, AmontitUUo. Topas, Val-
l'OK'IVS. Vinho Velho Rnal VlLt mil flriurn
(JLARKTS Pramia Aine A Oie., Moouerrand aud Ber
HBB. Wlu.l. UU UAU1VIOB n UUM- . it,
tilN.-"Mederhwan."
- , liKANTJIKa. Ueunesse, Otard, Dapojr k Oo.'i rarlons
nniaaea. - - 4 ,
pAKSTAIR S 1 fc ' MoOALL,
. Noe. m WALNUT and SI OR ANITK Streeta,
Importers of .
BRANDIES. WINKS, GIN, QUVK OIL, ETO.,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- For tbe sale ot - .1
FURS OLI RYE, WHKAT, AND' BOURBON WHIS-
pARSTAIRS' OLIVE OIL-AN INVOICE
i we aoore ior aue or
' , 0AH8TAIR8 A MOOAT.L,
. ,l8Sav -. Roe. 13 WALNUT and III OKAN1TK6U.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETO.
JOBERT
SHOEMAKER A GO.
5.
Corner FOURTH and RACE Sti
rfllLADEXPUlA. ',,.,,, ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
' Iniporterg and Manufacturers of,, ';','.',
White Lead and Colored Palnti, Putty
, varnishies, Etc. '
AttBNTS FOR TUB CBLKBRATKD
FRENCH ZINO PAINTS
Dealers
for cash.
and consumers supplied at lowest prlcei
M.M All SHALL,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
! , AND WJIOLKS.VI.K DEAI.KKS l.N .
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
: PATENT MEDICINES,
Xos. 1301 and 1305 U.UIKKT. SI.
111 21 IMu-iiu
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
M
I C II A E L MEAGHER & CO.
H0.(82S Sontli SIXTEEN TTI SUoot, .
V holeeale and Retail Dealeri la -FUOVISJO'9,
OVaTKltS, AND SAND CLaMS,
,i r Ku FAMILY I'hl
TBitKAPINS 11 PER DOZEN- VU
IAHTON At HI C ML A II i ,
NKo. 3 COKNTII'8 BLIP. New York.
1 Ko.! KOIJ'J'U WUAHVliil'ljiljidelDhia. ''
No. 45 W. PKA'l'T bueet, Jialtiuinre.
' We are ureparod to alilp ovary doscriiiUun of reilit to
i Fhiladolpuin, JNew York, W ilminKtou, and inteutediat
i.,u uinii iirouiulnoiMi and oeauatna.
04
7OTTON' SAIL ' DUCK '
AND CANVAS.
I ' -I nil 1,111
llnr. Traakj
'and Wauon er ! i'lirki: Alo. 1'nptir
fcUuuUulamriri
lii,r Ii'li. I" "inly to bovam at a
i- ..;.. Kuil 'I'wiiiM At,..-. - -'
1 UIIIIUB, IWHUSI 'V l
llllllU,
"4j
.IOIIN W. IVKKMllI.'i.ll
luj QUL'iiOU Suoul iOitr i .
0CT0.i5ER 20,1869
?i TT
4
Pi 5 "
AfREUiSlE HOi.'iE' INVES1TOT
THE FIRST
4Mf IH
,,.,
, 1 .' -, ;( i ..'!(;' n. I ,i ii'-t i iiiiio'I. 0.1" I', f
.w.-r'i -.( rt m A
1 BBATilNC INTBRST
;i!'
,(,n.1
r (,o !.
I- ff I
: t l-.i.
: 1 t:
l "
:,(
.V- Urn
At Si;y2N.??R CINT.:.lii;;Carten.cy,
,t. ... i ::,',' a A-i l " ,).i'-". v v
. i : .- . -.' : .-i ...t
PAYAIlUli Al'KIL AND - OCTOBER, i FKRBC OF
STATB AND UNITED STATES TASKS.
, Thlsroflit runs tnrougn tliickly populated aud
rteb Burlcultura-, anrt raanufaeturingdisuKt. -
For the rTcnent. -we are offering a limited amotitit
the aoove Bonds at , ','".,",".' "
85 CENTS AND INTEHE3T.
The connectton of this road with rtie retmsylvflnla
and ttcadlng Railroads Insures it a large and remu
iterative trado. We recotunienil the bonds as tho
cheapest lirst-class investment In the market. -
xvia. rAiriTisii a co.,
BA3SKEK3 AND DKALKRS IN GOVERNMENTS,
j No. 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
9 4 U2 31 PniLADKLFIIIA.
UNITED STATES BONDS
B01GI1T, 80I.P, AND EXCHANGED ON MOST
'LHJERAL TtlP.Md.
i i j i
BOKiHT AM) SOI.D AT MARKET RATES. t'OU-
i i TONS CASHED.
PACIEIC RAILROAD BONDS
i -. - ' - '
BOl'OHT AND SOLD. '
H T O C IC H
j . . - - -. .
BOI'tiUT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY.
. . ' : -.1..
, MADE ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS.
DE II A YEN & liUO., .
- .1 I. .- ' ' ..I I ' ' ' , . ' '-
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
Z6I1 j.jiiUILApKJ.PlfIA.
zs. zx. JAiviison & co.,
SL'CCKis'SORS TO
P. F. , KELLY A CO..
Hankers - and Dealers la
Gold, Silver, and Goverament Bonds,
- AT CLOSEST Mi RKET RATES,
N.W. Corner THIRD and CHE3NUT St.
: ' i
; Special attention Riven to COMMISSION ORDERS
la New York and riillaJelpola stock Boards, eta
etc. 68U8 31
FLLIOTT & DUNN.
BANKERS,
! NO. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
rniLADBLrmi,
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE UNION
BANK OF LONDON.
DEALERS IN AIX GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, BILLS, Etc
Receive MONEY ON DEPOSIT, allowing interest.
Execute orders for Btocka In PUlladelplila, New
York, Boston, and Baltimore, 4 88
QXB DlilNINO, DAVIS & CO.,
' NO. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ,
, PHILADELPHIA. ' , .'. ' ,., ','
GlEfiDINNING, DAVIS X HMORlf,
NO. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Direct telegraphic communication' with the New
York stock Boarqa from the PUiladelphla Offl.ee. lliii
M1TH, RANDOLPH & CoT.
' " ' - BANKERS, I ' '
rillLAPELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
DEALltESIN CHTED STATE3 BONDS, and MEM-
JlEKS OF STOCK AND GOLD EXCHANGE,
Receive Actfouuta of Banks and Bankers on Libera
Terms.
1H8TJE BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
V. J. UAMBRO A HON, London.
B. MET.LER, 8. SOHN A CO., Frankfort.
JAMES V. TUCKER A CO.; Paris.
And Other Principal Cities, and Letters ol Credit
1 1 U Available Throughout Europe.
JOHN 8. RU8HTON & CO.,
iNo. 50 SOUTH . TRTKD STREET.
O I T Y. .: AVr Altii ANT
' 10fSjn
; BOVUllT AUD SOLD. ,
Y W A R R A IV' T 8
IIOUo'hT AND SOLD. '
YERKES, Jr., a CO.,
XUi T.
O. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
I ' . ', . - I- . PHILADELPHIA
i.
B v T " LI? DiL
Nos.:112 and 114 flrrath TIIIRP StfWfTzr
Des'.cn tn all WoTenunent Securttlea. -
Old Vf "Wanted m Kxchange for New
k Cliiera; DUToiprceailowe L "
. . - - 'W .T
' ("oraponnd InttresTKotea 'VTiiite-f.
Interest Allowed oa: DepoaU ( ;rt.T!
0OLLECtlOTS M.rflt. StdcKflV'St1 a
ou Commission. ' ti ' :- ::-.. -a ;i ri . i
, Special bualnose, acoomtnodhUona -rA r..
ittdies.
We will receive anniicaVlons for Polic.ipa m t.ir- -
iDlnrance In tlin N. atonal Lu-Jnanu. n,
.. -v. vwiupmif
he United Stares. Full Information 01 VOTI At An
ouice. . , , tim i
p..-8'
PETERSON & CO..
. Stock
and Exchange Brokers,
NO. 39 BOUTn THIRD
STREET, ,
Members of tlie New York and riiUadolph'.a. Stoo'
ami uoia Guards.
STOCKS, BONDS, Etc., boueit aniaoid aA ivi.
tnlaalon only ateltber clt 1 sof .
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
ESTABLISHED
1828.
WATCESS, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, aud
t i ; - FA2,cy GOODS.
g. w. itussEiij,.";. :
FO. OT N. SIXTH STREET, . PHILADELPHIA-
RICH J EWE L R Ye ,
JOHN CRENNAN.
I i 9
DIAMOND DEALER, AND JEWELLER, "'"' '
NO. 13 SOUTH EiaillTI STREET,
8 8 mvtf 9mrp PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM B. WARNE . dfc - CO.,
. , . WboleMle Dealers in -....
WATf:!HKt AND JKWKLRT.
corner 8KVKNTH and UHKMMfT Street,
hacund floor, and late of No. 85 b. THIRD St.
b-
1 271
" .MIL.LINERY. . ... ... . ,,
WKYI, A. MONUlICl.'vI,
NO.
r-2G CHESNUT STREET. '
I OPKN THIS DAY,
i 10 PIRCKS ROM AN KTUIPI.'n SlTISq .
at fta, ft2 ;il), and & i per yard; one dollar per yari bt-w
former puceb.
vi rir.UK.is satiks,
tiiincb. of all del,'4ble shade., A I Si) per yard; re-J'ice-l
icuui $ i.
. -18 PIF.CKS BLACK VMLVET,
wiuranted all silk, at 4, ti it), and $5; one dollar per arl
below the tal value.
Also, a full etook of all kindft of
BliibUH. ...I . . .,..
; HATS, '-'
i'RAMFS,
ILOWKRfl,'
- . t'KATIIKRf ,
F.TO. KT1J.,
' AT CRFATf.Y RKDIX'KD PRICKS.
. , , .. VYUOLKSALE AND RKTAIU . .:
lo H im ' .
NO. T2S OHRSNUT STRKKT.
; QENT.'S FURNISHINQ QOODS.
piiu roi;.T OF FAMIIIOX.
GENTS' FVItNISIlIMi STORE. . ,, '",-!',
MFS. MinNIS OUMMINQS baa opened tbe abore
named place, at No. UH houth EIOH111 bueet, wbete'
(entlemen can and enriching in their line: '
Tbe best fitting SHIRTS in the itj readrnade er
mare to order. ; '
Puichaaera of twelve articlea receire tbe thirteeath a "
Gift. .
UMBRELLAS TO HIRE for SSeenU. .
Handkerchiefs ht mined free olliaiga. . .
.Polite Salenladiea in atteodanca. , ,
A call U respectfully eOllclted and aatMfanioa
aaieaa. -
8- ' '' ' -'' ' MIWWIK OlTMMIUqii. '
pAT EN.T .SUOULDB R'3 E AU
; SHIRT. MANUFACTORY, i. - .
AS WiMVAAa;'lUilil 0 UlUliCUialU kJlUILII. I' .' 1
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWER "
made from meaatiremeut at very short notice.
All other articlea of GENTLEMEN'S DRE.-?
GOODS In full variety.
WINCHESTER CO.,'
HI ' No. 7U6 CUESNTJT Street, ' '
I N E D R E S S SHI R T 8
AKB ' -..-...'I.- I,.. -
GENTS'; NOVELTIES. ' .2,,...
J. W. 8COTT & CO., . ;
". No. 814 C HESNDT Street, Philadelphia
8 S75rp
Four doors below Continental HoteL' '
PAPER HANOINQS.
3 E A N & W A R D.
PLAIN AND DECORATlVa ,."
PAPER HANGINGS,
NO. 251 SOUTH THIRD STUSrll, . ,
BSTWIKti WALhUT AHO ?auom, r ., j
PHILADELPniA: ." '-'. "" .'V
COUNTRY
TO.
Vt.5 PB0HP1L?
All'SNDSU
' - S 1M"
OOK! LOOK ! ! LOOK I ! i WALL PAPKRA
and Linen Window nliaitee Manufactured.' Mit
tlli-liiMt. iu the ritv, si .lOliiSsriXN'o Depot, No, UM
(SfKUMl GAKDl N Htrnet, below Kleventb. Btantb. N. ,
8u7 I FDKBAf, bluet, (Jaindeo. New JetMy M ,
CARRIAGES.
GAUDNEE & FLEMING,-
No. 214 South FIFTH Street.
, UELOW WALNUT. . , , ';,..'.
Large Aaaoit'iu-ut of New and Houuui-iaa t .
a. I it r-.,v o '!is':
!M'l.l'tl8
KiM'iawaji, Pna-ions, Jetny 'Lt.
idj, Biir(riv
Prices.'
- j : Depot VVagnuj, Etc.' Etc., '
Fo r8ao c t II e d u cod
RHE AND CUtiOLAH PROOF SAFE!.
r -"' "'""... "t: "T-r.
Ma.(v'W IU. ..1 If T a a.-.- . V
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