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Rev. II. rs. Eunnin.ham,t Rector.

ynuE third Session d this lns,tltinn COM
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dauutlessIy pushes onward through every
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els the mystery OF getting nch'
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Grocery AMI Confectionery
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TnE NEw YORK HELkLY MIRROR,
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Correspondence Of the Balumor, American.
WAsmNsroN, Aug. 9th, 1876, p. NJ.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,


The House, nfcr tho this afternoon mado clear
work Of all the Bills upon the Speakers table from the
Senate with amendments mndo 10 House bills There
were n largo number Of these bills.
Between sir and the House won't into Committee
Of the Whole upon tho PRESIDENTS MEXICAN MES
SAGE, th" design being 20 appropriate millions to
make pcaco with MeXico1 A long debate arose upon
this proposition. The speeches limited TO ten minutes
and tho debate 10 two hours
Mr.. White Of N. Y. led of the debate in a speech which
the basis OF the whole Discussion. and which was one
Of tho aumated and interesting Of the session. Mr.
w sad he did have confidence IN the Executive su
hcient enable him to place millions Of money in his
hands, and that he would for any oxtsn
sion Of territory which to increase the institution Of
Slavery.
Mr.. Winthrop Of MSS took the same eide, while Mr..
Adams and Mr. J. X. ingorsol csIlcd tho bill bow in
the cIond promse Of Peoce for which The nation would
be grateful.
SIR order snd Mr.. Davis Of Ky, bad no confidence in
the good intentions of tho Executive. There IN their
JUDGMENT concealed purpose-a war Of conquest a de-
termination to lake territory from Mexico, snd not IN OBJ
tain peace upon the principles out Of which the orr.
Rtna'od Mr.. Ewing Of Tenn spoke 10 the end.
lie wos called 70 repJse confidence in the Executive
but IN tie who hsd INSIDE the Oregon Messages and
sgnod tho Otgon Treaty. who hsd the Kane letter
end sisnod the free trade tariff he had confidence.
Mr.. Hant .. N. y, Mr. Wood, Of N. Y, and Wimott,
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Of Pa for California upon the previous settlement OF
the Slave question, aud otherwise. and tho member
from Pa proposed amendment that there should be
slavery In csliforais any territory purchased with
the two millions Of dollars.
Mr. Adams said there slavery In California.
in Mexico aud hero in Texas but what put
there by Americans. Ito thought the bill shood not be
onounbered with sny proposition upon this subject heari-
ly o. he agreed with the sentiment
Mr. Sims, Of s. C., aud Mr. Chapman Of Ala. defend
cd the message with spirit and here tho debate end
I'd between eight and nine o'clock In the evening.
Scores o. amendments were Pending in Committee,
but only agreed to- and that which excited
deep interest in the House IL vfusy prohibited the in
s,ution OF Slavery in California, should that territory be
added to tho United States. Tcllers called upon
bi. ndment, and IL carried by vote Of 80 g.
Mr.. Wick moved TO amend by excluding slavery TO the
line North ~ &c deg 30 m.-this llst. Tn, Bill wa,
reported the House between nine and O'Clock. when
the hostility to the bill suddenly became g;est that
motion made by Mr. Tbbsts, Of Kentucky 70 lay the
bill upon the table, aud the yeas and nays demanded
upon 1t. The vote decided in the negative.
Mr.. Wick Of Ia, Mr.. DaeGser OF N. C., and Mr.. Girl
der asked TO be excused from voting, and tho question
then taken upon ordering the Bill third reading
The and nays refused upon the passage OF the
Bill, and IL WINS passed 81 TO 81.
Mr. BrnkerhoH moved reconsider tho vote by which
the Bill passed. Mr. Tibbats called for the yeas and
and the stood-for reconsideration TO- against 1t g.
Mr.. Sims OF s. c. raised point OF order that this Bill
could 20 the Senate. The rulo fo bid u, and
thirds suspend the rules The Speaker
decided that msority sufficient, and the House
quiesced. The Bill between IL and ~ found its way
the Senate.
Mr.. Ashman OF Mass, made an unavaling effort to
take the Bill for the sale Of mineral lands. The House
fefused-and Mr.. Mckay o'clock entrcaed the
bers not TO leave the city The Civil and Diplomatic
Bill and the Naval Bill pending, and the eon!eroes
would meet morrow. Unless n quorum present on
TO meet o'clock Monday morning. and at III o'clock
adjourned to meet at that hour.
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From the 81. Louis Republican, August Z.
UEDV Au-L. EDnn q a NtrE EC

-
Major Howard and 1t. May, who despatched BY
the u. s. Government to New Mexico last spring, arrived
here last night the Amaranth We learn from
them that thew left the settlements their about
LIST of July, and Santa F'e the 9th.
Through express, which reached Msjor Haywood
at Toss, the day before he left, they frs. inform
ed Of the approach Of Gen. kesrnsy, and the inel-
gence created great excitement. The Governor issued
his proclamation, calling upon the Mexcans TO prepare
TO meet The invaders. A small badly Of Texans, emf
grating TO California, thirteen in number whohsd lost their
way taken prisoners under the suPposion that they
spies, the advance OF the Americans. but they
finally released. Tho principal Alculds, Taos,
aud some OF the priests busy in stirring the
people resistance OF tho they are
represented being we'll disposed toward the AmercaEs
and is thought that force be raised The only
gular troops in New Mckee, body Of $50 San
ia Fe, with six pieces Of artillery There iniel-
gence there, Of any troops being the march, the
lower departments for the protection Of that province.
supposed that efforts being made, will be enlist
the Pusbla Indians who strong body numbering six
or seven thousand men, into their service.
Speyers had not reached Santa Fe he met on
the way and i, is supposed he took the lower road
Me,srs Doan e. Co. were the only traders that had got
into Sana Fe and hey all in advance OF their goods
Capt, Moore, with four companies of dragons,
panied by threo hundred wagons comprising Glas-
COWS Humany and Mrgufhn's trading companies, were
the crossing of the Arkansas; Captains Sumner
and Cooks two companies OF dragons the Big Arkan-
General Keaney the 18th, twenty miles beyond
Pswnee Fork. and Major Swords command guarding the
provision wagons in the Of the Little Arkansas The
whole getting WELL and Gen. Kearney expected
to reach Bens Fort by the LIST Of August where he would
halt short time assemble and refresh the troops
and would then push without waiting for Colone
Prices Regiment. volunteer Of the Of Pearson
died the ROUTE aud another had been drowned whose
name not recollected.
Information given Major Howard, at Benrs Fort
derived from the Delaware, and other tribes Of Indians
that the Camanches manifested hostile disposition, and
large body said TO be seven hundred strong had been
hitting dep; citations the traders and had exhibited the
scaps Of whites whom they had killed. his party con
sisted OF only % he sPPrehended attack but they
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lotteries.
T G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGES, No.

T G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGES, No.
- Ioi Main Street Riehmob1. Va
Splendid Schemes for August, Isf6.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. H. fo 1850 be drawn on
Saturday, the 18th Of August isi6.
60 NO LoTrERY-i2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
CAPITALS.
! prize Of 10000 600 10 '''''' i 1sSS
1000 ~.
Tickets sio. Have 5; Quarters 2 So
Certificates Of packages Of ~ Whole Ticket sIoo-shsr.s
proportion
S5OOOOi
IN PRIZES oP 10000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey Loas Cas- H. for 1850 be drawn Jersey
City, August iT,h. 1910.
Is No. Louep-ia Drawn Ballot,
PRIZRs.
primes OF $4,000 100 prize. o. $500
Tickets ~, Halves 4. Qlarrrs p
eerhsate Of rs whoks sIoo-shsfe- proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ca.. u, for 1890 be drawn
Saturday. the 2ed Of August 1916.
rs no. LUTTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! prize II siooeo Prize Of s2.3e7
10000 1000
5000 100
1000 100
TICKETS go Halves S. Quarter, SO.
certificate Of package Of IS Whole Tickets 500
halves and quarters In proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY C.s g. for Ist6-,o be DR., IN on
Saturday. August 20. 1876.
IS Number Louey-i5 Drawn B,ists
PklZEs.
P Sass Of Of $4,000 10000 '"'' of ' isss
TickTU $40. halves gulrrs So packages
OF 20 whoi. TieHets loO-Ssae5 IN proporticn
Order, for Candidates fsexaxes single and
Of the above scb adid
the prompt Drawing will be
J. G. GREGORY Il CO., manaseu.
JUGS Richmond Va.
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lotteries.
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Ricrmoud Va.

H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va
Drawing Noson. aha. No n
81 c. 81 81 o5 IS 81 IL so 10
suss.r 80
&C SIS co II - - Sc ~ 50 so
f.1,ndra 81:
~ l6 81 so ID Is 10 Il 10 II GO 80 81 -
More Capitals soil ~ Hoyt'-so' VI n O.
PnI.s noYT-s oYFiCF.
No. EIehanF..
Splendid Schemes for August 1916.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. H. for 1850 b. d,vp on
saturday, the 18Th OF AgErt Is'o.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pnrs of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
tooo
90 NO LorrERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets GO Hsves5 oGsrers packages
of ~ Whole Tickets sIoo-shar-s IN proportion.
$4,000, IN PRIZES OF $4,000
NEW JtRSEY LOTTERY, Ga. No a. Is46-to DO drawn
at Jersey CITY, August i7th Isis
IS NO LorTERY-I9 DRAWN BALLoTs
Tetss ss Halves ousrsrss. Certificate. packages
Is Whole Tickets sioo-ShArei In proportion
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas, u, for Is4e-to be drawn
on Saturday, August 22d 1876.
Prr,of $4,000 pdD. of .sss.
5000 100 500
] 5000 100 900
IS NO LoTrERY-ie DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets sio Halves Quarter Sd Cehoats Of packages
Of IS Whole Teie" siae-sbare' in proportion
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Ca.. a. for 1850 be dawn on
Saturday, AusGss ~ 1896.
! prize Of $1,000 prize, of sass
10000 10 $500
5000 &C. ke-
"a NO LoTTERY--i5 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Ticket, $40 Hsve. SO. Cert6e.es Of package,
Of 70 Whole Tickets slGo-sha' e. propori
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BROAD ROCK FALL RACES
1916

FENIIE II q ES the commence on
the "a Tueday the 18th day Of
day..
Firsf day, rlees-Fs' swceps;ake Of DDS mile
$50, forfeit; or more TO male
second race sme day, sSeefsiake mile Ieltee for any
horse. Ceiling that a $50
forfeit; ESQ adced by the rrnpneor-provded
horses in the The axes befye
day Of Scpc rbrr
Second day, wednsiay- heats any horse mare
o gedlng.
geld nS.
This a Club a ago upwards OF 30
sub erbeEs, ana think a
Do Forthe smouni OF purses, hand bills
4-sw4w John ALLCoCK, Pr.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Iu<liuun EIectiou.

We have few returns from this State Marshall. the
whg candidate for Governor. hs. msortss in the follow
ing counties In Wayne llss. In Marion e. in Hendricks
400 in vigo 700. In Ohio So in Switzerland TO- In JEFF
fers"n $50 IN Madison 42S, in jennings AGO. in Henry
$50 in toyd2o whi,eomb. the LoeOfOco candidate
majority Of ATS in Dearborn, and rs In Bsrthoiomc
The Wings have gained handsomely Folks in
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what tncy can,
FOR sellinf PriIer,

STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Letsnue -or'd -n,tucyean
ror selling PriIer, SrRArTor's the man
Drawn Nos Of MOnongalia, -, Aug :.
81 o. 81 81 65 &C ~ l3 SO Is
Ticket Nos q SO IS, another Capital sold and I'd
by STRATToh.
Drtwn Nos Of AIeIaDdra. 3I-Auru,t SUI:
y l6 81 so 10 IS 76 II l9 - 66 80 % "a
Half rei,t Nos II Is 7t pine Of $3.50 'od and rsaly
d avn No. Of ss-.sI Ertra s7-aus sh;
46 SIS 50 Ia - 80 So SO A. 63 so
Drawn Numbers Of Lsesburg, 81, August 10;
81 ~ 80 60 63 40 81 6s Sc 81
s25 ,O0O 60OO
Tuesdsy-New Jersey No-7U-Csptal. 900, 4oOo
$500 1894 cOoO 20 OF 1000, Tieieu
$4,000. $500.
wsdnesday-Dehware No Capitals $4,000 1900 2sOs
1850 of 1000 &C. rs Nos, II drawn Tei. S. have. So
quarters 25
ThurSsy-New Jersey, No T. Capitals s2S 1900, 1000
1000, Il7s, OF 1900 10 1900 Nos Is dawn
whO'e' 's halves q quarter ssoo q ,ooo
FIday.NonOnsala, No 81 Capital. 5000 loco, SO, te
&c Nos. 10 drawn Ticket, ,o halves s Soc qr' 2Se
saturlaysusseI. Erin II Capitals 5000 1859
Of 500, &c. 7s Nos IL drawn. Tickets ST. soc srs
100000, 10000.
Monday hornnE-AleIanda No. -. Capitals $4,000
halves ora Sc pAekas. is warranted
dsaw more Than half the cost OF II
S5O,OOO, IN PRIZES OF $4,000
New Lorey Class No II, for Is46-to
City August IL a. 1886. PIs,-S $40 500
&c IS No. Lottery IL -; Z:
ouasrs . Certificates OF packages % Whole Tickets
shares portion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class - for Ist6-to be drawn on
Saturday, August 80, 1896
rs 40. LoTTERY-le DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
prize $4,000 prize Of s23s7
10000 1900
l 5000 100 500
] 5000 loo 100
Tickets $40; Halves s. "a.
Buyers list registered
at the Ofee, proof Of what has done; and
drawing continues the number sold and
a- Oders for rthes
Schemes and in all Lotsres, viii bs promptly attended
drawing when requeEsd
Please address srdst n sTRATToN,
W.
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j. F. w ORD,


LOTTERY VENDER.
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets In all Lotteries under the management
- OF j. c. GREGORY & Co.. the same terms that
they sold at the Managers Office.
AUGUST, 1916.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class B. for 1850 be drawn
Saturday, Augu,t is. 1876.
&c 40 LorrERY-l: DRAWN BALLOTS.
CAPITALS
prize of $4,000 ,SSSS n prize of $500 5000
Tickets $40 halves s. qaarter. 9 so.
certificate of package Ofs2 Whole Ticket, 100 dollar
Shares in proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS,
IN PSlZes OF 10000 DoLLARsi
New Jer'ey Lotry Class II, for ls45. be drawn Jeey
City, August I7th, 1886 -
PRIZES.
prizes of $4,000 100 prizes OF 500
Tickets -. Halves T. Qnsrtes9.
Of 25 wholes sIOo-shares proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 30 1890 drawn on
IS NO LorrERY.lg DRAWN BALLOrs
prize Of $4,000 Prize Of ,e,,s7
5000 100 500
3OOe 100 100
Tickets SIC; Halves S; Quarers 9 so.
Certificates OF packages OF IS Whole Tickets slsoshares
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class a. 1870 be drawn on
Saturday. August 49, 1876.
IS No. LoTrERymls DRAWN BALLOTS.
prize $4,000 10000 10 ! ''l'' Of $3.50 1899
Tickets $40; haiye, S; quarter, SO.
Certificates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets 100 doiar-
halves and quarters proportion
% Orders Ceseas. OF Packages
Splendid are
day in the week. enclosing prize Tickets
the oeiAl drawing
sentimmediaiely amer IL 10 all who order froai
jug ]. +. WORD. Richmond. Va
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I'm Richmond, Virginia.

TNHE ninth Winter Session of the Medical -.
u partmeb oHansdsn sydney College commence Rich
mOnd MONDAY oetob,r soh) and continue IN
at the last OF February following.
JOHN CULLEN, 81 d. Prof Theory Practice OF Med
A. l. WARNER NJ D. Prof OF Surgery.
L. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D. Prof OF Therapeutics and
Materia Mediea.
X. L. ROHANAN, NJ. D. Professor Obstetrics and
Women and Children
MAUPIN. NJ. u. Prof OF Chemistry aud Pharmacy
JEFFREs WYMAS, NJ. d., Prof Of Anatomy and Physiology
The Coil BuLpISS yang in beauty and
convenience tmiar structure country,
pd Offers the student prosecution ofhs
preparatory studies While unable prefer
him The College Inhmsy operation past
and has furnished more frequent opportunities
lesser and more important surgical operations than opts
the u States Independent Of the
constantly hnd interesting various
the south with the treatment which
The CITY Aims House under hc chafrc the
will be to The Medical Class for clinical The "a
cs for sudnE practical anatomy and
surpassed Physicians the
the Catalogue for the which issued during
month"; duly please send post post PAID
70 the Dean. AUG l.. WARNER, ~. H.,
ju 7-ctiuNov Dsan Of the Faculty.
p Washington Union National Inteneenecr Richmond Re-
publican and Compicr copy 10 amount
Of siO, ami scnd their accounts 70 the Dean.
p- The following pape will The shove s.
and end th tbs ohro at collection Editors
queEod send copy Of er paper containing this advsr-e
Winchester Republican, Va. Free Press ChaHcovr norton
Herald and Beacon tneuEcncrr Danve Reporter
IynehbuF Nrgnan Iernson Aer CaEr'is
Republican. Abnron vinan Ffedeuekstut Herald Raeh
Fayetteville Observer Chacon Is c. Courier savaush
Rcput hrdgcvin- Rctorcf KHotvs Nashville
Banner Memphis Wing MCbue Reg HunSvie Advocate
Orleans Bee ricayune hatcher Courier Nppan Jackson
Ms; a. Gazette Philadelphia, Jourtal Of Commerce, ~
Southern Chrsan Aavcesis, Waterman Of South Rel
rous Hehd. Richmond.
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North CnroIinu Election

We nave few additional returns by last evenings mail
In ueniord, 3rohans majority tor Governor Ia &c.,
being Wing gain OF l2l since lS44. wbe Wing can
didaes to tho Legislature are also elected.
In Ber., partial returns show tina, the Wing candidates
are running ahead by mrjorities larger than usual
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

10 ~ virtue Of decree OF the hastings court, pro-
- 18Th day OF March
Tate, The untrEfn,d
OF for ale "WEDNESDAY, the Ish O'Clock
Afternoon he the and
iua ed q and jh Belonging
Of Joseph Tate. decd eOmpi5g and
hns house, ard all the say
5ih 1treeL and ruIAing back The dpih Of lot 100
TERMS-so much Of re purchase money
DELAY the and b.
blarce three equal years
the day o. seBoa with good pssosa security by
tie pureh beanz intern payable Annually
be szeutsi the 7u'ei wh1c purchase
stal be paid aAd nvsysnce dTs eej BY
JOSEPH MAYO, Com'r.
P.s-As parties interested are ANXIOUS
and d,tsrne, said rToY,y by
ssy that iloh be desired by 2uehaer retain
the who'll puas money (sIept
for I've by givi ~euy for the principal
punetdal payment Of the interest Seni annually.
ids j. MAYO.
S1rTh- above ale vii BE- eondutt-d by
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TRUST SALE
OF VaIua BILE Plantation Negroes.

III Naiua bic plantation Negroes,
AZ PTiHes EdpaTa Court House.
Rl virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 the
- subscribers BY Anderson Scott Prree Edward eoun
" TOT eera ru'Pos therein mentioned cord
the Clerks Once u said odeI fof sale, al pub
~ auction al the Court X. use Of said eouut MONDAY he
l1h inst being Court day NEGEOEs MENTIONED IN ..
iced being four many thereof
may be necessary TO sails the purposes They con
" mainly o. Men ana Womsn and represented being very
likely and valuable rone Of them Oh m
uIe 10 believed to be ufeuesu5utbe.
Terms, Cash wM + JOYNEs
JORDAN BRANCH, ifa''se'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
Triumphant Success!
PROOF UPON PROOF THAT
TH0MS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD N.PTHa.


WILL CURE CONSU MPTION,
fev OF the snelsd the vicinity OF Philadelphia
below
Evan Fasere Arch OF Chronic Cough
violent PAIN N the Br'ast deE breathing ke ~
Philip Boden Tueserton N J. cured sphg Blood
fTo-n rupture of a blood vessel in the Lungs
Wazhtgton MACK Charlotte wonderful
OF confined Consumption; dyrz he The
first drss. Cure se.tsd Mess Jo.
Hash Mckinley. highly respectable eiIESns-
Jane Perry disisss Of Chronic Bronchitis
bottles Lives AT ls3 Spruce
Mary HaLey 4e Spruce street cured consgpon ofihe Lungs
This remarkable
Hannah Hewitt hary street cured Of Consumption
ssrah Jane Adams lbs Souh Foah
Of the Lungs and Liver Complaint having every remedy
could thnk Of without avail Sworn before Alderman
Henry Myers Carlisle, Pa cured Consumption
Splitting Blood and Paralysis 81 the limbs, pronounced
by his physicians; used ,r botues.
J. Chamberiains CaIberry Inhlmaiion Lungs
Night Swea &c Cure affirmed before John Mayor
Philadelphia.
The for fair Of medicine
vineed II has in all Pulmonary Diseases
Prepared only by s.. p THOMSON,
Northeast oornerof 5th and Spruce streets Pha depha
py For sale in Richmond BY DUvAL Il PURCELL. Genera
Asenu in fetsrsburg BY ChGs Corning Co.. BY
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ey DR. James Cooke and c. H. Hunt FArmve b.
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