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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08
In Chancery.

Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.
Ger. 7.-.aduIteTy-M eLanth0n Truman RebeccG
Truman, his wye.-Cause and Cross Causs.-This wsss
motion to obtain order from the Chancellor directing
husband to pay to the solicitor of Mrs Truman such
sum money would enable her to defend the suit of
her husband against her, which has been instituted in
Chancery with view to obtain divorce for alleged
criminal conversation with parties IN this State and
also to obtain leave to Ale supplementary CROSS bill
against the husband the part Of the lady and to
in relation to her case In her bill The alleged
facts were that the husband after fling his bill against
the wife, and after she had put in her answer and filed
her bill against him. he 0he husband left for Mi
chigan and there filed another bill for the same cause as
that previously filed here. That he had, without the
her. applied to the Legislature of Michigan for COM
mission and issued it to this city to take testimony In
support of his BILL and procured that commission to be
executed without notice to his wife, he moving tor COM
mssioners witnesses to furnish testimony 1t was also
forth that the husband evidently abstained from
view 10 obtain divorce from the Legislature Of Michi
gan. which he succeeded in doing as alleged BY the
wife, through divers pretences and fraudulent and SIMS
ter means well knowing that said Rebecca would not
allow him to take any such steps against her with
out adopting the necessary measures to defend
herself 1t was further shown by Counsel that
the husband had, after the alleged fraudulent pro-
curement of the divorce in Michigan, and with the
full knowledge Of his wfe's having commenced
cross-suit against him, married lady in Michigan,
with W HON he is alleged, cohabiting in state
Of unlawful marriage
Hrs HoroR directed the husband to furnish the wie's
counsel with of 500, to enable her to defend the
leave to the wife to amend hss bill and proceedings by
setting up the facts she wished to introduce in her sup
Elementary crossbill. For Mrs. Truman-W. H. Seely,
Esq. For Mr.. Truman-H Townsend, Esq
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NEW YO

a. ROSE HILL STABLES oath street. between
l<2d and Sd Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
arrived from the country. and for sale u,
fast pacing do several pairs horses some fine
few good road and horses and shippers
sy2m@rrc II. II NORTHRUP, Proprietor
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-THE ROBBERY OF THE
kENNEBEo-Ihere is a curious story told OF the rob-
berry OF the steamer Kennebec, which, by the way,
our contemporaries have generally located on board
the Penobscot Captain Kmball, after the first ex
element OF his loss was over, had some indstinct
recollection that the cashier Of the Northern Bank
OF Hallowen had placed package in his hands, as
he was about to leave the latter place, and which
was no where to be found. The matter remained
thus until he returned to the Kennebec, when Mr.
Vaughan, the cashier of the HallowelI Bank, SUBJ
Stimulated Capt. KimbalPs belief, by producing list
of the property which was delivered to him, which
consisted OF some $1,000, half in bank bills and
the other IN drafts, treasury notes, &c. The pack
age was directed to the Shoe and Leather Dealers
Bank OF this city, and Mr.. Vaughan saw that Capt
kimball deposited it in the lett hand drawer of the
clerks desk. This drawer contained, beside some
specie belonging to the boat, the clerks gold watch,
and the key OF the safe The whole were swept
away by the robber, the key Of the safe was used
and about $500 distracted, while a valise, which
contained $1,000, was untouched. The right hand
drawer, which contained $1,000, belonging to the
Franklin Bank OF Gardiner, was badly cut in an un-
successful attempt to force it. Mr. Carpenter, the
clerk OF the boat, was Immediately sent back to this
city, to obtain tldlngs of the missing property be-
longing to the Hallowell Bank He here found that
the package had been delivered according TO its d.
rection and that the notes. drafts &C. all agreeing
with Mr.; Vaughan's memorandum, were duly cred
tied on the books OF the Shoe and Leather Dealers
Bank. How the package was received, and all
concerning yet remain a mystery.-Boston Cou.
Ott.7
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HAIR WORK.

all its branches Ladies Wss; half Wigs Fr.ettes Wire
Curls Curs; Bands Brads &c. &C. to SUIT any shade oil
hair Also aarge Of Genenens Wigs and Scslps
81 all sizes and shades Of the best quality 70 be found on hand
made order short notice. AZ VIM DlbBLEES, 2k3x
tlate 27Il Broadway - I'm. rrc
CAss u WARD having been burnt out, have removed TO
lyWN
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner OF Grand Street.

MR. q. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in
WI forming his snd. and the Public that his classes Tor g
pshment land the Mazurka and Polka Quadrlles will open
Wednesday, Sept 1th the large Saloon attached the
daysccLadiss Glasses At r NJ; Gentlemen, 7; Pr.
vate Class for Ladies will be formed from for La Polka
and Wazng Instructions given Pupils aud Private Class
at their esidsnces Mr. RS 62 Eighth Avenue or ITO
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also intern the public that his up
Academy will commence Monday September I'd AT
suohf 49, = sI3 1msrc
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GOODYEAR'S

CUODYEAR'S
PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS
2M DOZEN SHRED suspenders manufat ured nnJ., the
COV above patent For sale BY GEO BEECHER,
wv @'n W Byoadvay
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Worlds Convention-sixth Day.

The interest,". which this affair at first excited is
evaporatng rapidly, and but few besides the officers
ance.
The day was taken up by Mr.. OWEN in explaining
his PLAN. In the course Of his remarks he denied
that the Owenites were defunct in England. The
Owenites were as strong as ever but those who at
tempted 10 follow in his steps had failed and the rea
son OF their failure was their not adhering to his
principles.
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"a LEONARD SrREEI, West Side uI pIuu1u~P.
HN,LLE PAULINE DESJARDlNS has the honor Of IN.
WI forming public that she will open her class The 18th q
hs branches Of dancing AT her Academy will be
Taught ali the newest and fashionable Dances now 10 use
in ysr;s Among them the Qpadrle OF Polka, Gallo
pades The Waltz Polka, and all styles Sf Watzss Among
Nc Mile D. will give her particular atenton to Ladies'
Schools Private Lessons be given and
obrr classes will formed by number oil sehola and will
he attended to at any time % lm.rc
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MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
RE.MEI1Y

7NHIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly
i mended as being the most ehectual for Asthma,
Whoopg Cough Colds " every description Bronchitis and
all Affections the Lungs constantly prescribed BY
ply and has stood the test OF thirty
and ~ 0oJ bottles consumed annually For sale
WEEKS Il ANDERSON
:. Wholesale AGENTS, So Bowery. corner Walker street.
Always hand doopers Female Pills, genuine Daliyh
Pain Extractor; olssaparla Fresh Swedish Lvecnss.
AZ lm.mc
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HARPS
- EMOVAL Of Warerooms TO 28l Broadway, in Granite
~ Building, cor Chambers ST. +. BROWNE offers Tor
gle action Haps The briancy Of tone, Shness Of
touch perfect mechanism aud nsh of these harps
uaequailed Warranted to bear OF climate and at Eu
prices The attention of merchants and the musical
world generally. u participant desired.
''p' ''''''S F BK5 c6 50GE F.on En-d
London and New York, establ shed 1910.
Certainly the finest hars produs TIE r.t pofs
Al talent have prefer these harPs all Others MI
sicaI Mirror, June, 1870.
Browne. naIps by far magnificent instu-
he has effected the
mechanical department. and the there exraordi-
nary addition q sweetness pu aud p,rs The phi are
elegantly shaped and ournGl Sept
27th ls45 o3 ImD&Ws,rc
HAkPS. HARPS
50 Anthony ST., 2 Doors from Broadway.
JAMES HANLEY, the only Pupil OF Sebastian lizard, Of
London aud Paris calls public ate tion his stock OF In
proved Patent Double and Single Action Has including his
Jratng Basaes, NC. &c.
Hney honored with testimonials Of
President Of the United States the American Ministers 70 tho
teron Horn and others from private indviduaso OF
distinguished music.l talent.
2sSps AsGGpy s. door from Br0rdTs
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
A announcing his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling g. Eighth Avenue for giving instructions in tn
above Mr. r. will introduce in his academy all the late
and fashionable dances in including the Polka and
Nazurka Quadrles and various styles OF Watzng lnstruc
given private pupils and classes fixed hour
their Mr. b. morning class will be formed
Tor ladies. as lm-m
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..XP AND FASHIONABLE cIoTII1Nc
/. DEGROOT & 60
FALL GARMENT5

The ., EHI1II SIHnMENIS 3.
A"s .MATTHIESSEN, ~ Fulton st-A choice stock
very fave Co,hs Tweeds Casmeres and Venss are now
stillcash only ''A 'e "aos al very moderate PR
during Re taste n n ~ are equal the
that camcsn depend on satisfaction punctuay and despatch
mented be above terms w. A''e''a'' can nave them MADE
Of all thobs =, article necessary complete
labor, in,. WIN. MATTHIEssEN. 1T Fulton street,
of the : - aes. aoor 70 Herald once.
pertains sUBsCRBERs have ms, r..s;s.a :,
country s.omso, ofnvai, and Linen Hdk richly
lit up ant sn complete and well worthy the attention q
OF the p Patent Elastic Brace highly BY the
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.

beIoTe JuuBe Duly
Der. 7.-Enoch d. james ". Frances Barnett, E. Long
and c. Lossee-An action OF trespass to recover DANA
ges orcble election from premises situate at No III
Warren street. consisting Of store loft &c which took
place the January 1884, and also for damages
tanned in consequence Of defendants building smoke
house said premises The plaintiff it was alleged,
obtained through Losce who was to pay him
Of the premises claimed by James. The defence was
that plaintiff had not got legal possession Of the premises
claimed, and was therefore trespasser.
Verdict for defendant.
Newman Us. SDeeney-The jury in this case, already
noticed rendered verdict for plaintiff $50 so damsgeS
and cents costs.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.
Der. His Honor opened the Court at I0t o'clock
when Jury were sworn After disposiDg OF some few
inquests jury being ready the court adjourned
10 this wednesday, fore noon.
Superior Court.
Ne jury cases being ready the Court adjourned over
to this forenoon.
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~ ANTOINE VIGNES one Of the late proprietors Of
r. the Perkins House, Boston. respectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public, that he has opened the
house No 900 Broadway Reade called the
Hotel De Paris where ne will be happy date those
the day, week or month, on the reasonable
Iunxr
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A CAKD.
CIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
TO the instruction Of respectfully Informs has friends
%enes class for the VIOLIN a his room No sso BpeaWaY
Term, moderae Those who DESTROYS Of becoming pupils
Chambers x Jollie 1876 Broadway
Sgnor kapettl will connre usual giving lessons the
Piano Italian Singing. s2< eociurrc
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EIOCTITION

EDWARD MATURIN, A. M ,beEs inform his former pu
II pills and the public he intends organizing classes for
structon in the above accomplishment well the read
ing of English Poetry 4. M. offers his SCHOOL,
Also He will commence sufficient number o
moniaIs Of the most satSsctorv charscter Res;dsnce
Warren sl0 Imsrc
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80. ERENCH ANGIJAGE


M oNS FOlGNET, Of the principals of the school
lvA known the public the firm Of Foienet and Taylor
Classical FRENCH and English School and under whose charge
former pupils and the public general that he will reopen
his Eve lass his school No 739 Broadway
Monday, October 20th.
Mons having some leisure hours will likewise
them afew pupils Fer his resi-
dence. No. al Green ST., 6 Amty, at the school,
oS 2fayy Inns
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CUUKT FOX THE CONVECTION OF ERRoRS, OCT =
and Justice Beardsley and seventeen Senators No. SO
schenectady Bank plaintiff in error, vs. J. N. Adams,
defendant in error Motion to stay
c. L. koppel defendant in Put calen
dar as No y. No T. J. Ferris ct al appellants VS. j.
Crawford administrator, respondent Mr. j. L. Brady
was heard Tor appellants in reply Decision postponed
till December
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SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary in this machine by the subscriber, en-
dows with extraordinary superiority every form
which has been constructed II is compacty fitted
ther with its battery wires and other appliances
S s and SIS and g order to any part of
Zach case Is accompanied with Manual l7h edition, pp
"a s2mo -including complete Manual Of the practice
edcms with very full glossary, giving clear and ample
arsdon, i?r the use the various diseases
wnicn sppcabls and which found by the success
pcuce o. hundreds OF operators include the
yaent well as the most peculiar and obstinate that
for each case. III II 'sIJER " SSiitGSo s
70 I'M IN 1902 Chambers
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS

INDIA RUBBER GUUDS.
GOOD YEARS. PATEN
WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN
DER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT.
GENERAL assortment Of goods made under the above
Cloths every width and thickness. Goats. Capes Penehos
Shoes; Mechanics Aprons, Ladies Aprons Travelling Bags
Ssamens Bags Letter Bags. Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
Water Hose Life Preservers, Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
pauns for deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
- N'"''' GEO BEECHER,
au28 2msm 100 Broadway.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JANIS GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Forty ThOuaand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents Pc,
eopy-f7 20 per annum--payable IN advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Price 81 cenis
yer copy Ss l2s cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at tho usual prices-always
cash IN advance
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty ana
despatch
o AN letters communications, by mail addressed
70 tae esabshme nt must be post paA tho postage
VIII be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
FreyntsroK or TINS NEw YoRx HERALD Ear BIisHdsEs
N-s.h~.r oa~r-s'dE --son nd Nsssp~ s~.ss+.
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TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
SHOES

q +. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnson) has -
on hand in store l42 Chatham street, directly
Pposte The theatre Of the best a.sored stocks OF
Boots and Shoes that be had the city Gents Kip
Cali Grain and Seal Thick and Thu Soed Boots and Shoes
pgd and sewed, from the Eastern manufactures; Ladie.
greater variety Of Chsn: Shoes than o,he, this
Boots.
chants opportunity Of examining the goods their leisure
50 Inn
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VA O0L-20000l lbs Western Fleece, from common Ia fu
w blood, washed and unwashsd, for sale by " "
% 49, Z. X. COLLINS co. " South It.
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PARK PLACE HOUSE.
~ This Establishment has during the past Summer been
es:R newly furnished throughout few families and linn
tied number Of gentlemen may here be very pleas
any other house equally vel cSndpe ens, ~
N B.-For or Rooms without board, at No IL Park
place, apply above. s23lm*rc
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L(Nk AT THIS.
- IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of s. 90. The best OF French
Boots 50 and Sal finest calf Shoes 81 to 50 s also
Ladys will find in this greatest assortment of Caters
TO be found in the city, also Buskns Slips Ties, India Rub
bers, Prunel,a Slips, white and black satin &c. &C.
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes, Misses and Children
do, all klnd and eel o manufacture;
French Goods and warranted the best and cheap cheapest
at 1857 Broadway corner Franklin street.
oil lmsnc NJ CAHILI
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THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND y g A l. PS,
Are to be found at

CIR E II U q HIS,
400 Broadway, up stairs.
All wearers and connosseus ivited TO inspect his
HEADS OF HAIR,
which for elegance ghtness and durability be clased
among the first productonso of modern IN their manufac
inserted and 50 equally distributed just
from the skin they of the than the
raj hair does and having metallic spring. all dsageeabe
pressure obviated For southern climate they inestma
BILE, being o. ly OF weight
senato members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every
fered TO.
The prices will be found the circumstances of all
classes OF iwfnc
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'r:Commencement OF Columbia College.

too nu1 Sss0os"S"s % SOAuA1ADs" SoneSe'
Also remonials annually observed on the COM
INT day of this seat Of learning, came of
"A. n in the Tabernacle. AT half past nine the
ancient , .,ax.ol e. Il Gu,
leaving s'ai'eu iiohi the Coiege ior the ABOVE
worship, moving through Park place and
W, in the following order:
Janitor OF the College.
Students of Arts
.idates for the Degree Of Bachelor of Arts.
Bachelors OF Arts
candidates for the Degree Of Mas. Graduates
ter Of Arts.
Masters of Arts
Members Of the Peithologian and Philole khan
vUyHIj Societies
L sSof the General Theological Seminary Of the
Epsu
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To LET,
IA A SUIT OF ROOMS consisting Of a handsom,
Ess Drawing Room and Paor the first Goor, front
rear bedrooms, With p,ntries and wardrobss convsn,
iy and newly furnished, private table and all necesar,
comforts at All Houston street, second block side from
Broadway Can be any after the 9th September
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-07

THE PHILOSOPHY OF LUGGAGE
Fiu"ll, we succeeded in reaching the Hotel de
Ia Marine, kept by "a Frenchman, who made
rather slight OF us ON seeing our small modi-
cum of luggage. Now, these FrcnChers, and
even the English, Ito not understand the phil
osophy Of the thing. They are always loaied
with trunks and linen for a fifteen years use,
50 much 80 that they and their movements
must be- Consistently regulated by the greater or
less difficulty they experience in transporting
their chattels. Not 50 with Us Yankees. Two
shirts, two i%rills, q great coat, and the dress we
have ON, together with a pocket comb, a razor,
ana a toothbrush constitutes the sum total OF
our possessions. With these we are at all times
ready To encounter ill-fortunc, and the French
leave without the help of y wagon, or even OF
a whcelbarrow We can cut away either on
loot or ON horseback. in a canoe on i'm a stare,
unpercelved or undet, ctcd, never losing any.
thing. There isa vastdcal of experienced .decr
knowledge, and comfort in taking little or NO
luggage; besides, it is much cheaper. and. con,
~sequcntly. allows a man To show himself of
more dashingly, in many circumstances. Fo,
my part | have always reckoned the under
standing OF a man by the size of his por,man.
teau. and was never mistaken in my life
Jonathan Sharp; or Adventures Of Kcntucki.
an.
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from the Sill water. The Akron. Cntou and
Wheeling rail road The line ot rail road from
~. Joscplis, oi L,k, Michigan, Hstroit, san
dusAy and Mansfield to Wheeling, the line
col rail roId from Cleveland by Mansfield To
Wheeling; the line of rail road from Cincin-
natl by Aemia aud Columbus To Wheeling;
all ot which are NOW authorized and some OF
them ptr,ly constructed. Thus obviously
does the nature ot thIng, determine the rail
rodt to Wheeling. The interests of the com
pany and ol Ohio require it To bc there par
uculirly that ol the company Tor its profits
must chiefly come from attracting the trade ol
the richer, the middle aud northern portion of
Ohio, and the Cuantry beyuni. This ii accom-
pliShcs at Wheeling. while il loses no South
EN- trade BY It's Northern position since the
navigation Ia this point is certain at all STAGES
oi water and the diNcreuCr i'm freight between
landing at pJrkcrsburg and Wheeling is inn
material. | have nu,iccd that The charge loI
passengers from Cincinnati 10 Marietta Is thc
same - to Wheeling and | have undcrstooj
that freight is not less from New York 10 Rich.
mond, than from New York to Baltimore
To large Vessels once in motiou a few mile,
are oi little account. especially il they are ou
their way To- a place where they can recruit
their fuel, at from - TO % cents per bUshel.
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THE TREBBh

EJ., Sh"ihS-N Oh. II NO v.
Edtted IN Ne,b Orleans e3preSslv for. and nub.
tished enthusiastically in, he N. YorE
spirit Of the Times"
QUESTIONS IN GEOLOGY.
What are layers of rock?-Stone masons
what are submarine formations?-Bumn.
on sailors heads in the Navy.
HOW can you find the age of the globeq-R,
asking Blair and Rives.
what are the requisites of a lasting soilq-
Biackberrles and a Cambria handkerchief
How could you discover a coal region?-B,
going to Pittsburgh.
what Is primitive formation?-Eve's apron
watch. ~
What are fossils rcmains?-Potato skins.
Potato skins! ~Pray'what is your definition
OF miossilF"-Anything dug out of the earth.
what cause vegetable impressionsY-Raw
cuG9inDers on am empty stomach.
PoSt .Nortcm Er.-A constructive gentle.
man who died in this city lately, experienced
such unusual oppression at his lungs before
MS decease, that a post morton examination
was leld. The first |incision exposed 10 view
a hard substance like wood. and a conniete
openlDgoi his cheSt brought to LIGHT a small
',camp-stool," which must have cot in there
during the last war! 1t was by means of This
mat a severe cold had been secuted on his
lungs" "t'
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A supply of the nhoNc valuable wurks reed aud
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