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'Gyonorrows COLLEGE,, D. G.
HE CLASSICAL
legs will be resu me
pt a 3d
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BEEBE'S NEW YORK HATs!!!

OTEVENS, No. l, Bro,Dn's Hotsi has just re-
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Hotel
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$3.50 British taken prisoners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued in IT'S 4 1000 900
I777 10000 900
Sin all to July, 1899 1853, 900 900
The whole expenses Of the war, estimated IN
specie, amounted to Sl35, 1913, 1903.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, Of the llh September, the io'-
lowing statement, showing the crop of Cotton in
the several States for the year ending 3lst August
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23l,97l 1880, 1853 IL SAG, 900
9. BATTLES OF THE REVOLUTION.

The surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, W
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 7,0I3.
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Comptroller
~. - 81.
Marine A mnirs.

FArAL AccrpsSr on BOARD THE srEaasur BsorHrE 10.
rATsAS.-On board steamship Brother Jonathan at sea
bound from Chseres TO New York lat Is 10 N lon
731s W, Sunday, November Esd 1851 o'clock. p NJ
Mr. Thomas Smith assistant engineer while in the per
formApce Of his duty, working the safety pump, was
struck the left shoulder by the main crank of the
CINE, and crushed from his shoulder TO his hips From
this position he rescued by MIR Pemble, hrst assist
an engineer ard far reeuscated to Be perfectly
sible until p NJ when he expired without q struS-
gle Ate O'Clock A. NJ. Monday, HE body consign-
ed TO the deep, with Episcopal services lie leaves a
young wife and child TO mourn his untimely emf
srsAstsiuP PnoMFrHYrs- AT meeting OF the pas
sepgers Of steamship Prcmetheu. held board Nov.
II, 1851 motion. Colonel O. Garrett, If Illinois,
slled to the chair and DR. v W Hatch appointed
Secretary. The following resolution was unanimously
adopted -
We the undersigned passengers on board steamship
Prom~theus from New York TO Ban Juan take plea
sure In expressing gratitude for the Kind and
courteous treatment We have received from the several
officers. In Captain Churchill We have found ons whose
urbsnlty Of and gentemany bearing have evi
IDENTIFY fitted him for the responsible portion he holds
and have for him highest esteem and nhdencs.
To the Purser, Mr. B. O. Hopkins, thank, also
due for tbs accomm odatng spirit manifested in minis
teriDz the wants and comforts OF the Also
the Chief Engineer Mr. A Stesdwtll for the efficiency
in his department We feel that efforts have been
spared the part ofthe officers 10 ccnduce 70
fort. while the bestowed upon those who have
suffered from ackneN merits our particular gratitude
The ship In all departments Is well conducted and for
speed safety SO does credit TO the enterprsng
Vanderbilt Fsa. whose efforts have BEEN 80 long aud
successfully devoted to the promotion OF steam nsvss
ten
Resolved That copy OF tae above witA.the signature
Of the be presented By the Secretary to Capt
Churchill.
Resolved That the proceedings Of the meeting be pub
shea in the principal public journals q New York and
San Francisco. A. q. GARRITr, Chairman.
Wv Harcs Secretary
[signsa by the passenger,
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Police Intelligence.

Burglary -Os Irdsy night lat some boil burSla,
entered the dwelling house OF John foote, aldsrmau
the Sixth ward residing at No % Duane street soi
s,o. from the premises fifteen yards Of black Itsss
sik several sha Wis blankets sheets sc valued II
500 The rogue obtained to the hsuse by
forcing an entrance through the rear. NO arrest
Chayg, n Stealing God y esterasy morning a boy
named Joseph Money, arrested board the steam
boat Troy ~ Ofcer Harris OF the First Ward Police on
charge Of stealing a wallet containing $3.50 IN gold
coin the property Of Michael fitGmorrs II seems b.
the evidence that the boy and Szmorrs took the bo.
Albany for this city and on the passage the boy alb
suacted the gold from the compsinants pocket whilf
he laid asleep. Soon after the complainant missed bis
money and suspicion resting the boy be was acou.ed
and searched and the gold found In his possession the
officer conveyed the prisoner before Justice osborn
where. on his examination be confessed taxing the
money and said be sorry for IT, and that be never
took any thing b. fore The magistrate committee him
TO prison for trial
a Itol>,t .g,,o,If A named John st0c key vas
arrests on sunday night By officers kilsn AMI Hsrrif
Of the Fret ward charged with violently assaultns and
bsstipe Jehp Dunn, by knocking him down. and while
down Jumping his leg which be trscturet "a two
nlaess The Injured conveyed 20 his residence
No Albany street. The ARRAY took lace at No lii
Cedar street. In house kept by sockeys brother The
accused vss convey 81 before Justics Osborn rho CON
mit,ed BIN " prison 70 sns-et the charge
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An examining Board OF scientific officers Of ths kng,-
Corps United states Navy was convened AZ Phis-
delphis yesterday the purpose OF examining hrst
and third assistant engineers for promotion and
young gentle for admission, third Assi.tante All
engineers in the country. entitled 70 Sxs MI
Lation have been ordered to Philadelphia
United states brig Bsinbridge sailed from Pernsn-
buco October II for Bahia
United states floop Of war Jame.tovn Captain ".
Downing uas at Buenos Ayres September y.
United States frizste Congress, dag ship Of Com J.
McKseverD Captain J. Mclnto,h, remained st Monte
viieo, September =
The United States revenue cutter Hamilton, Gay.
Boston via Hampton Roads arrived at this
port yesterday The Hamilton "a TO be Kept permanent
" en- this station. The following sfhoers are attached
70 her Captain gaymoore, Pirst Lieutenant A. Bo-
rough Second Lieutenant X Watson, Third Lieuieu-
ant @ Gardner pilot Caleb Prouty Cha-l,soa N,t-s
A.. -
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Corporation convention of south
Ceroifps

RESOLUTION SETIINe FORTH THE POLICY or rIrE
PARTY.
CHArLEsToN, 8. G., Dec. 1, 1851.
The Co operatiss Convention met at Columbia on the
18th ult committee having been appointed at the
previous meeting consisting Of Lsngdon Chesves Senator
Bsrnven Chancellor johnson. James Chestnut, j.. n.
Dsrkins p. Adrich, and John Townsend submitted |.
report the prssent aspect Of Affairs in this State They
do not deem II expssent do than indicate by
few simple resolutions the platform upon which accord
ing TO their judgment the people Ct South Carolina have
placed themselves By the recent elections Tue commit
tee therefore submitted to the Convention the following
resolutions
Resolved That We regard she Stat. As having decided tia,
vhst the rsht Of seeding s fundamental and indsputs
Bile rght the exercise Of ~ BY single STATE without the
states not the appropriate remedy tor existing grevAnees
sufficient safeguard AEsns those which menace In tbs
futurt; and that attempt directly OF Indirectly 70 40
clear declaration % the public will.
Received That regard the state a. having decided that
concert Of acien the slave holdns states o. suf
these purposes ought 30 earnestly sought pro-
nRssevsd That ths STATE entertans deep and indignant
Of her srievances and Of the Efforts made 10
ssssl herr and that abe will persevers 10 her detsrnns
Of other statss shall give 20 her ,ctSn en-
cheney, and render her security permanent.
p a. having removed ali the csuses that sspSrste those
ssoper,,ions and that we shall feel sincere .st.,tn
state has srled herself strie, seoordsnos with
the principles heretofore maintained by the state.
Resolved that we think erpedient that the orsanits
preserved.
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House OF Representatives.
W.s-tSorox Dec 4 l25l

rHr reELtM~ARv srsrsss.
The House called to order, and one hundred and
thirteen members answered to their names.
ruE coSrtsr ros srEAKrE-Drs,rr on rEE conrsa'
sisE-NSMsTRs cosNERFo, Erc.
Ma Jesrs (dem } Of Tenns $3.50 moved to proceed 10
the election OF Speaker ,oce aud would merely
mark that for one be should vote for Linn Boydnot
because he received the nomination OF the democratic
caucus but because he knew him TO be thorough and
sound democrat and tried and compromiss Union
man.
Ma CARTE (tsm } Of Ohio, concurred With the gen
tisman In what be had said, but would vote for Mr..
Boyd because be was the nominee Of the democratic
caucus
Mr. s1.Slr, (vhg) Of n. G., said the wings in eau.
Gus had made no nomination for Speaker They had
heard from Mr. Jones about the Compromise measures
and now would be happy to hear how far they have
been endorsed on the democratic side
Mr.. sAvsoT, (dem Of Tenn.-The gentleman had
better settle his difficulties at home before he seeks TO
regulate others.
Mr. C.mrsrLL, (rree soil vhig) Of Ohio, nominated
Tbsddeus stevens (whig) Of Pa for speaker-s gem
AZ good vhg Az to the merits OF the Compromise
he hoped gentlemen opposed TO agitation would
not open IL 50 early in the session when tn. time
are ready. we are not throwing the first brick
Mr. csRrrR--You had better appropriate your sus.
| gestions az home
Cries OF "csn the ROLL
Mr. Bsocxs (vbig), Of N. after noticing what hsd
teen said By Mr. Jones remarked that the wings OF th
House assembled this morning, and By decided and
emphatic sxprsssion Of opinion endorsed the oompro
mise meaures.
| yoIor-Hov many we're there,
Mr. Brooxs-Pifty or sixty We have only seventy or
eighty In ali ard nearly all In the city met this
morpipg How Il the ether side The democrats
unwilling to sustain these measures and refused 70
sdept similar resolution In caucus The Wigs want 70
| know where they stand They present. an harmonious
front ard the principles laid down they intend 70
act He alluded 20 the inconsistency among the demo
| Gratis with refere nee 10 the Compromiss.
\ Mr. MEsuF Is. r. dem q Va said II he understood
Mr. Broo<s that gentleman bsd stated a. fact that the
vhig party OF the North ere nov opposed 70 agtsuon
aid are perfectly willing 10 execute every article In the
Conpromise, eave bill asi all
Ne ps72Hs is,srryptisg Mx sAi-rhs Wig eau
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HENRY CHURCHILL.
Captain steamship Promvthsus.
our NIcsrasuan Correspondence.

SAN JrAN DEL MORT,
November 81. 1854
me P,oroS Of tie RerolaiorTas Up5 and Dow~s
efths Fdcftons-7Ey AmoicsB Charge fAfawcs
The N7r Stodmsr. Corral Ameioa on ts LAX,
St., r.
Ny correspondent in Granada writes me, xntsr
date Of the 9th instant, tina. it was rumored there
that Munos hsd moved out Of Leon towards Ma
,esras, where Chsmorro and ais army lay snssmp.
ed, and it is Supposed that, this, an issue has
been reached through battle between tAs two tss'
tons. Chsmorro has with him three sdnsrs<
Honduras soldiers, for which the GrsnsiA &C.
vernmen, were obliged to rsise seven thoasasl
dollars in order to equip them and pay thom "a sd-
vance. " bile, on the other hand, Munos hsst nuy-
three Americans and some knsishmen, ~ita a"
small but well disciplined troops, -sca. tcss.s~
VITA his flying artillery and Bragg tsmocs sst-
tety,' make I'D rsther a formidable array tor ss>
raw troops Of the Granada party 70 sacoeassr
Hopevor no one can tell TIE ssue Of tsess tratsr1at
quarrols Ons day we bAve . rumor tast usgo"a-
gtons are 10 progress tee a sompromue, tas asSt
Jsy, Msnos de6es tns whole OF Ceatrss AAsrsos,
iasluJiag MOsoui.ie, and thea ,as 'rrsssda pa,ss
beg'a 20 psAs pco, sxsi. ~ 4 trs' -.cs'T. sas a
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Jenny Lind Tn Boston.

BOSTON, Dec I, 1911
The helodeon was crowded to- night, to hear jenny
Lind. The clustering weather for twenty four hours
past has given her slight cold aad hoarsenes conse-
quently she did not sing the rs piece the prayer from
Scr Freischutr" with her wonted effect The audience
too rather Geld at first and not till she sang the
finale from Sonnsmbula did they rise to enthusiasm
This piece was encored and part repeated. 10 the
second part the applause great and hearty and
assistants received fair share Jenny will give
cor eerts more this week which will probably BE- the last
Of her singing In Boston
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The south Carolina Legislature.

IHE SECESSION CONVENTION BILL CHECKED IN THR
HovsK- QUESTION REGARDED AS SETTLED, ETC.
CoLUmsrA, g. O., Nov. 10, 1851.
In the House Of Delegates, on Saturday, Mr. Ayres
gave notice Of his intention 10 introduce bill calling
the proposed State convention 10 take for the
secession Of South Carolina from the Union Mr. Ovens
thersupon offered resolution virtually opposing the
call and declaring the question Of separate secession
finally md conousvey settled by the recent Of the
State This resolution sys for future consideration
and action, and vii, it "a believed, Be adopted.
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Senator seuie-NavsI Engineers.

BALTIMORE, NOV. 30, 1871.
The New Orleans mail, a. ate due, brings us tbs
Crescent which says that 1t currently reported that Be-
nstor seuls intends to resign.
The Board Of Naval Engineers composed Of Chief Eag
neers williamson, seweu, and Ishervoed have been
ordered 10 a~cbls ct Philadelphia for the exsm
Of assistant engineers for promotion
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The Board of County Canvasser..

HHe boHru Oh NOUHVy ShhE"5stIs'
Thif body net again yesterday afternoon, at o'clock
and in obedience to the order Of Judge King served
upon them By L. b. Shepard ESQ, proceeded to
the various wards. The Board directed that all the
wards be returned to the County Clerk who will
diately transmit Thorn to Albany The votes cast in the
Fourteenth ward for Attorney General omitted
leaving the frerut the State ticket as below The
SaId adjourned TO o'clock this afternoon in that
any matter may require consideration.
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The Nova Scotia Lcgisisturc-Passagc of
the Railway Bills, etc.

HALITAt, n. T., Dec. I, I5sI.
Al OF the important railway bills which passed the
Assembly have been sent UP and ratified BY the Lesiss
tive Council, without amendment The Legislature hsv
ing completed the important business for which u vas
called together, viii probably adjourn within few days
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Fire at Syrac use.

SYRACUSE, December I, 1851.
Are broke out this morning about two o'clock in the
dsguerreotyps rooms of Mr. B. L. Higgins the Frank
lin Buildings Mr. Higgins's loss il about 81, 800 In
sured for $1,000 in the Long Island Company The
Misses Wood milliners lose about S500-fuly insured
and Meesrs Davis and Williams merchants lose about
5000 BY water and the removal OF goods They are in
sured for in the American and st. Lawrence Com
pauips
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The Can ais and the Weather.

Fovr PSAIs, Dec l. lSsl--9PM
The canal is fairly closed and the weather very cold
There not less than from three to four hundred
loaded boats frozen in in this vicinity
BUFFALO, Dec. l, 1851
The Erie Canal is still open at this plsce is
little obstructed by floating ice The weather. however
u freezing cold with a fresh breeze from the north
s..-t' RscaEsrER, Dec. /, 1851.
The weather to-day is quite cold No has fallen
for several days. The canal is open, and boats
despatched to Albany on Saturday There but few
boats at this point.
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Fire In Providence.

PsovrBEscE, II l., Dec. l. 1851.
section Of the lumber yard Of Mr. Billings Brastow,
running from South Water street destroyed by fire
this afternoon, at about O'Clock The flames were ex
tnguished after loss OF about So 600 There was nsu
rance ct the American office for 600 and at The Roger
Williams Office for q simil ar amount
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Lypn : HALL has recovered 10 an action be
fore the Supreme Court IN session At Cambr lgc Mas
81 400 damages o. ths city % Lowell Coz utes received
BY hsv in ing upon The a isvslk 4 ths, city by
-hch hsr thigh bone 5rosso AL sbs NrnhaeJ hsr
hi yr Rav.r~
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Phiiaaeiphia Courts.

PurLADEIrua, Bee 1881.
The ne- Supreme Court Of pennyivsnts wss orsAsis"d
te.d day sso the os- Court Of co1ues Pleas Of Pa's-
dspaia ospog
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borrow, Dec. /. Iyxl-
Letters from Busnos Ayres to Oct received here Wis
England deny that Oribe has cspuatsd and state ths
Rosas has ssss him large Of money with which to
pay his troops and pr~vent further desertion
1t thought that Oribe may attempt 10 nsht his way
through Kosas vAs making great exertons raise an
army and sold would soon have force Of so 600
men In the field
Trade was at Complete stand still At Buenos Ayre.
ounces varied IRON 400 10 3S5
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speaker which the exact Webster strength in Congress
Mr. Webster himself drove round to the members all last
evening conjung them to adopt the compromise which
was done. OXENsrERN
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Urea Dec l, 1851
The Sheriff. to-day ordered the Utica City Corps and
ajury Of twelve men to attend the execution orcut.
on Friday next, at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ
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ARRIVAL OF THE PR0METREUS,
~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Outrage on the American Flag
N0~NeN-NN0~N-11~N(~Nos~~
Xhe Prometheus Fired into by q
British Cruiser.
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AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA.
-~0~Ns~NNN~~~~|N~~~N-,
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS,
>-->----->>.,--o
GENERAL NEWS OF THE STATE,
\ ~~~o~>o~-~-~~~>~~~~~o~>~
AGRICUl TURE IN CALF ORNiA.
(~.y>>~~-~~~~>->>>-.>,~,
16xNHyQ xDGTHLxx0E1G0z.
>>yN0~>NN~-77~~N->y---->--0-~ .r ,
THE LAND COMMISSION.
~>~NN70>-.>-0~---o--
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.
sse.. CO.. -.
Xhe Prometheus Fired into by
British Cruiser. I.
AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA.
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS,
GENERAL NEWS OF THE STATE,
AGRIcUL TURE IN CALF oRNiA.
THE LAND COMMISSION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sse.. 40, -.

The steamship Pro@ethess, Capt II. ChsroAia,
with Eve hundred ard ton passengers. siso.57T IN
gold dust, freight, and 500. 40 in the hands 81
the passengers, arrived yestsrda, morning in nine
days from San Juan, Wis Havana She landed Of
Havana sixtythres passengers fo- Now Orssoss
Annexed is the manifest of
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aAlnD ~ AUCTIOn.


ssos .s.Ss.S::s sYSs ~. :as 4:
re. s Is.as s ssi. o c.asi:: ss: issss BfsssY
5tEEA .ssans:ss' Dss e corner drssavisS
A JerlSg soTIcE.THos BELL ss AUcT50N ZEE
E s,sIs !. lSs: e sui. f.%ilis: a. Cen,
sassa isss s. xisS. spisSsis iur s.'''' '''l' INV
y3VsaEsr \ kEsEY. AUorIoSEERs -xonro AG =
sosys sssi go % :ed ~ Virtue
GARD and
ss:s lai.ss PlIovs Paiii.ss bisniss. and other
ssss asilss Set china Stove and Pipe Locking Gsssss.
on, ...sT I AND .INcRAy1EGs.MILL BE-
ne s Ps .as s.d sn.yings suitable Sor parSrs with
Sse,aeseay sysnioI December al o'clock Pm: NB-
ss.s can q AZ, g. ss after
DAHAcEo TABLE CUTLERY. SAP IRONS WOES.
S g. a & c'd A.: s. 20
. ...S aa four Sns sssa vS
posi'ivs. w. -''A'' '-'N' 'Aa ''1' "'A'A'' '''s
A ssIeNSEy SALE OF. A VALUABLE STOCK OF
.ar '.w'ly o f..hfnssp.ismR C. Ken. yin sell :: ags.
% 4! :. aside II.
:sssf
frrss Toolr which particularly worshy Of
tas .tetion Of tho city and country trade The
neat plse and embraces every article Of ELEGANCE
Add utility usually foundn the best Of t6s
&Mt NATHL JONES, }...:..
THOs. GEORGE ! AsSsness.
CoEc5usJoS OF THE ExEoUr1Rs SALE OF sRY
will sell BY auction this and following days
street, tho residue Of stock Of Dry
Ing the ats Driver deceased Purchasers would
do we'll 70 attend ths Sale the goods will be sold
suit private families and mus. BE- cleared out In fev
The morning and two in the afternoon.
EoR SALE.-sTEAHER JOHN NEILsoN-Ar TIE
II HereAAnss Exchange, in tho city of Wei
nesday the 10.h Of December TO the highest vhOu
hs splendid iron JOHN NELSON belong
70 the New Brunswick Steamboa and Canal
Sen Company and built In the s49 in bss.
ble and In point of speed superior IL Ia believed
boat on the surface Of the bsing able
still water twenty miles in hour. Her drats feet
water she 20 feet long, % feet w1de and 81
guards Her engine 10 81 inches diameter and IL feet
strong tubular boilers and all perfect order
made known ~ SALE By order OF the board.
JOHN X. THOMSON, Press
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

NOR SALE. THE PROPERTY, NOS. Is AND y
Lewis street for SALE low, for cash Also house
JOHN OSBORN SO Bowsry.
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nu PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGS.-wILL BE
sold - suction. without large collection OF
me e Pa tns ssd engsvipgs suitable for paros with
ehs noun .sd frames st the No l60 Broadway
fEeassday svsIiey December al O'Clock p. n. NB-
ie.ures anined daily after O'Clock p where
seatAiogues also be obtained.
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vu,o HOTEL KsgpgRs-rHE ADvERTIsER WILL
sel upon reasonable terms the lease and furniturs Of
Gre, class Hste doing good business The eny reason
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