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Recnll ofLord ElRln.

BUFFALO, Wednesday Sent IS, 1882.
The Toronto papers of this morning
Rave the following " We have received special see-
grephic dl,pstch from Quebec dated Tuesday after
noor. informing us that Lord Elso has been recalled,
and ths Office OF Governor General OF B-tsh North
America has been offered % Lord Harris The puoic
must have looked tor ihe recall Of Lord At siE soon
As the Derry Administration had lime h arrange thelr
sfsirs after the!Gruerg Election Ills EXceiencJ the
Hou Ooun,ck Daily ha1 bad the honor OF the Gross OF
the Bath conferred upon him, aud hos been promoted
N tn lnrarn -rihln OF h.M.L al aud.I
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c,,., v,,s Mr.. sIseticg Mt Lou'wii'e.

LorreIrLIr, Tuesd.y1 sept II -
A tremendous mass meeting and baroa-
eus 4, b,, hsla a. OAKLAND Wood' this c''y 70
celebrate the sun,sr.sry o. Scot. entry io' zoe CIV
Of Mexico Il Is estimated that fully -oVV0 Pc ,ye 49,
pr,s,u, Numerous s9esctes have 9e+h unr
much enlbu'issn prevails grsnd o"P7y VI wv
wclks tlkss pls.e % ngbt
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The kidnappIng Case at Norfolk.

NoRT0LK, "Wednesday, sept ~ I'1-'
The negro Kidnapped yesterday was
80 ,brped there 10 th- British odg Dslah OF Il al
i,sx' and ,hsn shipped in tbs schooner Med~ay, Tor
baltimore lie Was eniced away under tho prsteneeoI
solpg 10 market Brown, his kidrspper, belonged 70
RspgsbsLnock, sno has since Charged hA' tno 80
Of The Midway was engaged 10 the milI-f, anu wa
receive pari Of the money.
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pcnth nfnrcof lhe CnbnnPll.oner-.

BALT30HT, We1resdsy sept y, IT.
The New Orleans papers report The
death q Charles wner, one of the prisoners oils
L,pez expedition tie vas uarige Of Mobile Ala.
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No Ebolcrn IN CincInuniI.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, SEPT IT, l.'9
There has been but one death from
cholera IN the last three weeks Our physicians say
that city never more healthy at THIS season ol
tbe year Than tls now All kinds of business Is br'k
Tn. rivers in good order and good boats are leaving
calls for New Orleans aud 81 Louis.
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,ew.Jer,ey Democratic state Convection
TEENT0N, Nodnesday, 0-lt - 10
No neuncratic State Convention met

TEENroN, "Wednesday, --pt TO- 'o"-
The Democratic State Convention met
r nj. city to-day Toe demonstrating vas gteAtone
10000 persons being present Toe D,'ss41o F.es
- os. ,huized a. il o'clock David y sar O Lee,
So chosen President win Vice President oSch
Corrtv ard Secretary from each DsuicL
The following Electoral TICK, was William ,fTSgp wGsaL
l' , - = -oy,.sigral-Is, DTrlct Wn boE-n'
~ cSmberlsni, 10 Geo. Back, OF BaIl'g.on .'I
pine, r K,n1edy, Of Warren; ~ IN sS'I"s.D
~ If passpc T.h IA Sb a. Stevens oil iolpHtn-
Hs,rnt T.. were ad ped in tGvor oI 'as Coinp 20
,oi, rnesslr.S Economy 10 Na!onel tAy'1e'-''
,t,,,inp Of Pierce and King al the n 'n' .,.
!, hs.sn 70 r,in ri noon, btt IN itnr.a'7
Of people .Ood WIKI umbrellas to hear Nt D ~ . ID
Yors. They were, no".yc'' o,' fanusa John Van
s,du Mr. DIX fni,hei ai the state hou'o 'O--
p-'yen and Robert Yer followed a... I, the
Meetings wee goipg On d. mo III 80 and Ubil-d
S S.,ei Bo,r Toy were a5dresed y Ms'' Psa
Sl,,I'a brown of ,, and several others ,ov.e,
Ut i.,r, ,,sre sn immen.s number OF oanner'
,,,S, If music. decorated wagons, as &c
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DELEGATE TO THE VINO STATE Con-
yrNrroN-Tbe Convention of the 1T Assembly DIG
tct of Dutcbess County held yesterday at BseSman'
VILE appointed Mr. f. CROSBY, of Fishki az Its Dele
ate 10 the SYracuse STATE Convention
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BosroN, Wednesday Sept H. lS2
The Wings OF the With District, In
Couven'i'n a, Lawrence today, n1nina.ed Hon La
ther Y. Bell of SomeTville for Congress.
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conu.c,lcut Democratic state 'on nv 80
''""' HARTFORD, "Wednesday. Sep, 10, e. e..

The Connecticut Democratic otale E =, =.
vsnon assembled here odsy and 9,sa as Pd,,S a.
nppoibtmfDt Of Hon Henry u snd three secre
President WIN es on tesou ,ns and credentials were
appointed. ,. and seely C Child address
cd the Convention, whlch Vas luly we're brought
beet feeling prevailed Coca s''O'D''
from all part. Of The State 49,. g., Electors, His Ex.
Tae S TSs. "s'S Hartford SS %S. S
den. Of New London Alvin h n" ,hsm Of Wind.
Charlie, Parker OF msriden Salno''
BAN II NJ. 1. Taylor, Of Danbury'
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Deparure Of the America.

The z. NJ. steamship America Captain
sbsrnon ssed AZ noon today for Liverpool with ~
ers for that port ard for Halifax see lakes
out T. 800 IN American gold
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Morals Of slavery-An Explanation.

To The kdnOr 81 The ". J. tfiDrnef
CoBNEBsyILLE, Tenn, Tuesday, Aug 81, l.52.
Had ! seriously contemplated the pub
lcston of my late letter of inquiry to you, prudence
bad she beea present would doubtless have omitted
some expressions and softened others For Instance,
my remark mere random observation 10 Illustrate
the presumed immoral tendency of Slavery, and 1t
made DOR thought OF by specific accusation con
cerbing the virtue of ihe young Of dsnsey slave
settlements that other unhappy expression tn Jugh
tpsm considered abstrscty) that marriage does not
make men yiTtuOus who were previously h6erunes-
both tnese observations taken together may be Goa
Itrued friend has suggested 10 me, into asVeeplny
charge of perpetual debsuchery among young men sud
old-whicb, insist upon IT, oould not mean Those
expressions therefore &c IL duty bOInd, re,rsst
YER, much regret their publication | must cease 20
regard myself q gentleman when can ~sntoaly
oieId my counhymeD or having done co. shall not m4k5
the ampes apology. This rcrGra Is my own free VII
ara accord ard prompted solely by sense Of duty
When ~rote that letter was cDntempating the moral
destiny of ny subject Of deep Interest to me
and bore too hard on ny pen.
Yours &c, WM. :. SPEER.
~ Southern Press please copy.
~ We wish Mr.. Speer had continued thinking
of the moral destiny of his sons-if he had, he
might not have written the above. Id.
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wreck Of n Schooner on Lake ontafio-
supposed Loss Of the Crew.
BUFFALO, Wednesday, sept

BJFFMO, " eulthusyi ooPs' 10 To-.
The schooner Clyde, from Oswego Tor
~ xi,h cargo Of 20 hhds OF sugar and quAn-
,,v coal was wrecked in the Storm Of sunday, ~
f, es.t OF Toronto. Ihe crew are supposed 70 have
bee Q lost
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The Florida u Savannah.

SAVANNAH Tuesd4y, Sept IL, So.
The steamship Florida, Capt. Woodruff
arrived here from NeA York this morning
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mann OF Anolhrr Of lhe Reindeer Pa..eBger,.

SAUGTArns, "Wednesday, s5pt -, IsJZ.
Mr.. Amy Villa nsOn, one OF the per-
.ons ,eaded q the explosion Of the steamer Reindeer
died on Tbs morning Her remains will 90 conveyed
10 New York BY the Aida, 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

Vim CONGRESSIONAL DIsTKICr.-Ihe
Delegates to the Convention Of this Dstcs assembled
last evening. a, Union %, corner of Avenue C. and
Fourthst Richard Schel Of the Fifteenth Ward, was
called to the chair ana George White, Of the Eleventh
Ward, was appointed : creIsry After a brief sitting,
Mr.. John Wheeler, vas unanimously nominated their
candidate for me nber Of Congress.
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Total. ........-.4 DO,

The towns to be heard from will not materially
vary the result Farley is thus elected by about
$40 plurality.
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CITY POLlI les.
WbIg Primary Meetings.
To be held this dan from s to Q T. H.

To be held this doU from 10 @ 4. w.
FIRST WARD-Atanjc Garden No. II Broadway.
SECOND WARD-No o. ADn-st, opposite the Church.
THIRD WARD-No IS Warren a..
FoUETH WARD-Wuron Hail. corner Of Oliver and
uenrY-s's.
FIFTH WARD-MallOu uou-e, no. III "es' o+Oau'
way.
SIKH WAHD-Jos Csrlse's, corner of Leonard and
CenueHs
SEVENTH WARD-LuuCys Lane Barracbs, corner ol
Rutgers and Msdisjnsts
EIGHTH WARD-Amerlcan House, core o. Spring
and Lsurens sls
NINTH WARD Bleecker-st House
TENTH WARD-No. *o3 Broome, between Allen aud
Elcndge-sb.
TWELFTH WARD-JOhn FGrright, LOrth corner Vi
THrnrsENrm WAnD-ThaIau hail. No 492 Grand ST.
FOURTEENTH WARD-n 1rse's. No 2il Grandst
FIFTEENTH WARD Con siitutton Hail. No. $50 Broad
s1xrEENrH WARD-Eiehteenthst near Zig .hav.
SEVENTEENTH WARD-Honry Clay House, 'orner
EIGHTEEATH WARD-NOrih east corner OF IHeniy'
fOuItnst ana Fcu thav.
scou Asaociai0u Eshth-sv. near forty-uiuth-st
TvrXrrrrH WARD Temperance Hall, 10 Twenty
ninth AZ. IN The Twentieth Nard Committee looms
Tar UNIoNIsTs. An enthusiastic meet
ing of tbiI Association hed last evening Mr. IRA
ham preaiding and A J. Hale Secretary. Addresses
were made by Daniel Bowly, w. > Gregory, ana Mr.
Rodney of Md, ana songs gwen - 4S''i'' '''
Rowe (six,h Ward,) Cooke aod others James sulh
ran Introduced y new members IRON the sixth ward
FIFTEENTH WARD.-A public meeting
rul be held at Consultation Hal, No. go Broadway,
,hs even,pg under The aus pcs of the Scott and Ora
ham Club Of tee Ward fe the purpos' Of celebrating
the anniversary of the final conquest Of Mexico by the
American army, under Winheld Scott
OoAsr Huffman and A. Talmedge Will be present
and sdars,s the mee,ing. Mr. Perrin, Attorney Gen
era of Tennessee, and Col Lnd'sy have also been IN
vited to speak.
Opposition Congressional Nomination.
lid CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-Ihe
Convention mel at Duplsps Hotel last evening and
orssnized by the choice of D. Fleet of the With Ward
a, Chairman Gen Hiram Waoridge OF the lila ward
was then upani nou,ly nominated for Congress.
IVth CONGRESSIONAL DisTMcT.-Ihis
Convention met at Capt CorneliS Ivy & eeu, Elm'I'
last evening, Col. Walters of the XIVh Ward
pre.dina. The ssloting for Congress resulted thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

" Mrs. J. w. Alexander, widow of
Rev DR.. Alexander, died at Princeton, N. J., on tue
eth inst.
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whig Candidates for the state Assembly.

ID NJ " V'1I17''lJ1 H7017- y 1-'
Israel n. Ely, of Cheektowasa, and
Nelson Welch Of Eden, are The Wig candidates for
the Assembly in the Third and Fourth Districts OF ie
County
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Spcciql Dispafch 70 The n I. ITI5Hnf:
DAMARIscoTTA, Wednesday, sept 10, loJ-
Returns from all the towns in this Dis
trict evcent thltean show the following result :.
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VlIrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrmcr.--


The Convention ne, at No. Isl Eshihav and ssmpor
arily organized BY sPJontDg ThO' Van Tine, Of the
Niu,h Ward, Chairman The Ninth Ward contestants
withdrew their claims, ard The two parties from ths
Sixteenth press nted sidav,s etc, and finally the del
egsiion which had the certificate OF lhe Tammany Hall
Inspectors we're admitted Tee sane wasthe case with
she TweuueA Ward Delegate, aad The Ryer party. VINO
bad the certificate Of wa'o meetog, were admitted
Al this stage of the proccejiu Mr. Connolly of the
Ninth Nsrd rero we'd the eas Vi c3n,es,an, from
The Ninth Ward, bus sae Convention unanimously re-
Su.ed To eotertsn lem. TIE same officers then
appointed permanently. sud lhs invention then pro-
ceeded to ballot Tor e.rGssts for Congress for the
District, On ,hs ir.t ballot Wan. A. Walker received
i votes sad James N. Poet votes, AID the Conven
NOn adjourned
There great doal Of d,sst,iacton expressed out
side OF the Convection VI hen trs nomination was made
known.
NIltrH CONGRESSIONAL DisTRICT.-
The Convention met last evening ~ S.,rrs Five Nile
House, Tbrdsv, pursuant I, noliee Charles OCon.
or, Eco, appointed Chairman, and John Pettlgrew
and J. II Riker, Sacr,tsrisi The Eiaseep,h Ward
Delessn n headed vtn ihe uane Of Mr.. To wle ga,
admitted, aud FraDc, ca, u,, E'q, was uo.oiroo,.
~ nsmraisd the opposItl'n candidate for ,his Dls
trici
SIXTH WARD OPPOSITION CHARTER
CONVENTION james hcGowAn was nominated COR
Asliitspt Alderman La! evening and Patrick Bresdon
tho press at Assistant defeated.
EIGHTEENTH CHIPPEWA CLUB.--A
meeting Of this Club held last eyeulHg at the New.
Haven Hotel, corner Of Foanh'sy. and Twen!y''ey.
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s o. t,n,, strotea on IL "a ronter cspsa'. or Co.
- Isl, Iuudv'. l. ,pe included on-ls w.
Services among tie Cherokee. "en''Al' pay
So. IN the Bi,ck Havk War A Gene als psv.
60. 10 ,ls Elor,5a War A Gelerars pay
Boodle's services 10 hnIU'Ai'H ''''' Generals pay
.lo37)
s,....s. ~, ,le Canada frontier "A General pa.
Services Maine, IN the Aroo'ook War "rnsf"'' f"
Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo Conrerss, Chapu Generh' Ply
tspec. Chuubusco. Nohuc Gel hey, b" 4 lsr''- ..
Cauta. Guy Meuco Coilt M'ila-
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EB- The Baltimore American says the
account current Gen. Scott has with the couotry, "
MI Merrweher had been properly answered, would
stand pIett, much In this wise
The Uyited sac, IN account wh GIN. VIgf ID SOFT
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The Sew-yofk Tribuue
Maine Election.

souor relcgrqpa Qse come, Of Hoao,e, aid s,ar,',
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EIGHTEENTH CHIPPEWA CLUB.--A
meeting Of this Club was held last evening" at the New
Haven Hotel, corner Of Foarhsy. and Twen.y.'sT.
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UNIvERSALIST CONVENTION.
United states CouveGriou Of Uuivcrsllists'
sE---nA l--l g. ID

United states Couveatiou Of Uuivcrsllists'
SESSION o. ls52 Frssr DAY.
The regular session of this body con-
vered yesterday morning &c Metropolitan In. There
very large su-enes Ia attendance noSVlsh'sAnc
!rs the threatening s'pec, Of the weather.
Tie meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev Dr. SAWYER.
The following Hymn, the first Of four
prepared for n q occasion, ws' then sung
OrR Faher-ever living
Once more thy children CONF,
10 10y ana taa' ks4iviug,
To thb Ibeir spsl homo.
Urit d-!rom Oh BsfSiOn
Keot by thy gooduess 'sos-
Again Ia slsr Convention
Our y0EIWe pay 10 inoe.
The Past lli ways are 5eanins
WIKI nv sure mefcio', Lord
Thy truth snd grace rstsen'1g,
sent o or th3 earth abroad,
TIE hlar7 shriues q error
Have cast ssife; and free
From DARKNESS dou6E aud terror
LIS children come 10 thee.
The Present. Loudiy aouaji1s,
IL. cheering tones are heard
Be our full hearts s0Ountiug
10 is strong HoJs and Word
Re Dsth sUd wisdom, Fstner
RrstOWing whAt We need,
Truths harveG shssyes 20 gather
Christ's Kingdom hers = speed.
The Future niications
% mighiler WORKS are thdre -
Truths promised revelations;
Thine arm OF power mSfe bare
From iin's dread reign exemption
Mans life Ia Chrir. divine.
The erring worlds redemption
Tue Story, Father. Ihios
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The THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
OF THE
SUI III ERN IIEER nv r,yUucr

Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav
i63O, under Its original name-instead of Richards
Weehy GaaeHe-as more significant of its peculiar
character 1t beng the only weekly organ OF tera
lure IN the entire South 1t is
Greatly Enlarged and Improved,
Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns 81
matter It's, moreover IN an
Entirely .Ne,o Dress
: from mead to foot" and upon beautiful wn,,e
paper, so that, IN mechanical excellence il is mot
surpassed by any paper whatever in the United
states! 1t continues under the SAME Editoria
direction as heretofore, and no pains or exnense
will be spared to make it
ii Choice Family Newspaper,
' as cheap as the cheapest, and as FOOD as n =
pest oterly discarding the notion that a
SoutneI, journal cannot compete with the North.
CHI "eehHes, IN cheapness and interest
Ihe Southern Literarv Gazette
rivals the best of them in all the chay,cter,stc ~
a truly valuable fireside Journal Its aim il the
ulnusioh OF cultivated and refined taste throughcu,
me COMMUNICATED it embraces in its ample
ioios ever species Of intelligence that can tend TO
this result. 'i ''"o ~
Original Contributions,
from many Of the abest writers in the Soutl
cHlehy occupy Its columns, but not to the excl,
SION OF cholce miscellany, selected from the best
American and European sources.
lhe tone Of the Gazette" is independenr -,
cflicisi ana IN the discussion of every legitimate
topic, but 1t is strictly
Neutral in Politics and Religion!
It's columns are occasionally embellished with
Southern Portraits and Londscapes.
engraved expressly for the work. and accomps-
hied by biographical and typographical sketches
rs General Information
is c:opious, but carefully condensed from the
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Notwithstanding the great increase in the size
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

TTNHE next annual session of this Institution will
| commence on the I'd Wednesday in October
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy
Judge BEVERLY TUcKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MoReAN ]. SMEAD, Phi. D. Professor Of HUI
manty.
WILLIAM F. HoPKNs, A. NJ, Professor o
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. M :, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SEAS ToTTEN, d. D., Professor Of Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for under grad
uates--the regular course for the degree of Bach
eor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest Of their parer," or guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular class may for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
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Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will he
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN J
SMEAD, Williamsburg, Virginia
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
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study with any class which they may be prepared
to JOIN.
July III aw.
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All the numbers sold separately. For single
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All orders for single numbers, more, will be
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g. Any Bookseller, Postmaster, Librarian, or any
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EDITED b1 An AcSbClhIipN DF LITERARY MEN.
FINDER this title will be published during the
~ year 1850, twenty-iour Portraits and Biographi-
cal Sketches Of American ctizeus who have become
llustrous in the service of the country. Every por-
ton of the work will receive the most careful atten-
ton, and nothing will be spared to render it worthy
mad enduring monument to the great Of the Re
public
Mr.. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
expense, IN collecting Portraits Tor National Gal
ery, and those which are being engraved for this
work believed TO be superior to any that have
been taken. In the Accomplishment Of this great
object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
encouragement from distinguished men MIR, Brady's
reputation has been too long established to need any
recommendation His daguerreotypes are in the
highest sense the works OF art glowing with the soul
OF the living conference.
The drawings and engravings of DAvignon have
been pronounced by Europeans of taste to be fully
equal and in respects superior to those Of the
best artists Of London and Paris and every inn
preston in this Gallery will be taken under his i'm
mediate supervision. The Typography will be exc
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