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second wit to the town Friday bu' coui Gsopye az
thing intores, in Il The scenery IN the -
even faifor aud dnler than the county STouaa aeho'
Ayres Finding that nothing WIS 70 be nopsd nr Hgn
msinng LEFT the famous town OF san NoHs Se tos
Arroyos. (ceebrsed or rather, damned 20 eve,asng
fame The place where the "Acuerdo giving rlai1s
despotic powers agreed TO BY the savh ,s
the provinces in May is5a) Al p NJ. on tn9 Y '.,n'
anchored at dark below Ooigsdo were detained oy vac
low water on the fats belov Martin Garcia on >mur.y'
and arrived in the outer roads sunday at IL An no
thing was known suspected In Buenos Ayres OF "
quizas intentions and it of suspected thss We
bad brought back the Commissioners with the rsoned
treaty Great the disappointment when the facts "re
known The papers most violent against Irquza As
you will by todays Packet snd everything oreAth's
war They say Urquizs has shot persons at San
Jose since his arrival on the e5th of March.
Sir {. Hotham and the FceRch and American Ministers
arrived from Paraguay the Goth ult having with some
difficulty succeeded in making treaty with the Govern
meDt
The Government ofBuenOs Ayres hssrePliedto Urquza
litter the lst cOnsenDg To hear his modification o.
"the treaty" From the msnner, however, in which Ia
lands the rebels there chance of peaceabe settle
ment snd the result of war is doubtful Once more Goa
helm this country.
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Difnculty on the Golden Gate.

From The Panams Star, May %.
For the past two or three days have heard suniry
accounts of difficulty that occurred Tuesd bori
the steamer Golden Gate between the first officer Of that
vessel Mr.. VIM H. Rowland, and lighermsn of Nessrs.
SchesiDger Il Waterman named Howell.
AS We have learned the particulars it that Howell
went alongside the Golden Gate, in charge of a launch
loaded with freight for that steamer that while lying
alongside, Howell received permission from 10
authority 10 board and obtain somehogo eat from
the cook that while engaged in eating Mr.. Ho Wand
passed along and inquired Of Howell what business he
bad on board the ateto which query he received some
nsolent wer whereupOD telling the ighterman who he
was Rowland ordered him into the launch, and again
received some insoence in reply whereupon we are told
tina. he repeated his order for the to get into his
launch with the Threat that il he did not instantly obey he
would shoot him; and rushing to his stateroom, reap
pesred with apstol in his hand At sight OF which the
gheru sn got into his boat speedily possible where
be again used abusive language. At this, Mr. Rowland
ordered OF his seamen 10 descend intO the aanch,
and bring Howell again on the deck OF The steamer HIS
orders obeyed, and the unfortunate man was then
seized up in the rigging informed and received
severe whipping so well laid 10 severely lacerste
his back and otherwise bruse HIM. Returning TO shore
he told his story and exhibited his wounds OF his
employers, who mmsdately laid the matter before the
Governor who issued orders to the Jee POtico to have
Mr. Howand arrested and brought up for examination
After an immense deal Of talk in the office of the Jefe
Barnado Are promise given that early next
ing the Csptsn Of the Port accompanied by the public
Interpreter armed with proper writ should be dp Ltched
for sir Rowland Accordingly, these funconsrss
paired board the Golden Gate "Wednesday morning,
and presented their paper to captain Patterson VINO on
arrest of ThoidsHs Waterman said to be First Officer
Of the Golden Gate
1t leems, that with stupidity by means strange
wonderful Senior Jeie Poco Are had signed writ ap
bend the very person who lodging complaint before
Tim against charged with the commission Of an Of
fnse against the laws who known to be two
three miles ont in the bay board the Golden Gate. And
the Captain of the Port and the public Interpreter had
their aquatic excursion for their pains and returned 10 the
city very much chagrned that they had been sent
"fools errand" After a great deal Of difficulty,
Writ-prOpery wOrded-was got OUT and the Captain of
the Port and the public Interpreter again went board
the Gate 10 serve it. but when they got there Mr. Rowland
was not to be found was he appehendsd up TO the sail
inc of the steamer at 10 o'clock on Wednesday night
The work has again been commenced to erect the rail
road bridge across river at BarbacOas IL being
constructed on different plan to. that formerly adopted
and will we learn be pushed ahead with all possible rapid
ity
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coun, " the extreme scarcity OF small coin Tae Govern
ment have commenced coming 10 sud % cent pieces but
retarded in their operations the miserable n ehiney
Of the mint
The low prices Of Chile produce in CsoTnit have eea,
plet' discouraged Shippers here, ana th-re = ou rive
going forward Treghts maintain their h'5h rates anu
may be quoted az follows -
To the United States-Guino $40 Copper Ores so :
Oil &c p gallon.
To Eneiand-Ores "a 10 and per cent. Gllno u 10;
Saltpstre 81
To san Francisco $50 il obtained for small vessels
Our available tonnage is small sud good vessels IN re nsnd
parasO il rapidly ssmila'lng it-e 10 an An,ricth
town II is already partially lighted with gas The oTer
classes learning tn chew tobacco and swear IN tosr
bly, good English and eyes were gafden-d II" Jays
since by the sight Of NewYOrk OMNIBUS on SINAI
scale
The FIST day that the Bus turned out party OF Chi
cha tered IT, but YsSkee who happened to be IN
side stood upon his reserved rights and refused to get OUT
The sequence was tremendous Cabling ana gesucu
lai0n the part Of the natives other foreigners got IN
the police ordered them out but these Interesting martyrs
CALAMITY refused to comply aud all driven of TO the
calaboose whence they promptly released without
any fine.
vessel arrived to day with small nvsce OF what was
at first supposed to be old rags flor dunn'ge but which
proved to be lot of priests in flannel gowns
While speaking Of the holy fathers may mention CIR
cums;ance which occurred few days since in one OF the
interior towns:
foreigner either American English Of gentemanly
appearance, aud with sufficient was taken III and
died Before his death Catholic priest desired him to
confess which be declined doing being ProtestaI and
for this he refused decent burial and his body was
thrown out for the dogs TO eat.
translation of In e Toms Cabin is published in the
daily papers and believe that it will he shortly DIR matizsd
and represented helter II will undoubtedly have
aRres there lack Of real live nggers ID take
the principal parts lremain truly you,s,
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MEMORANDA.


The FL PanGmeao contains the following letter dated
Bogots, April %
1T is some days since the bill for the Reform of the
Constitution has passed in the Senate, and II now being
brou bit under the discussion of the House Of Represen
tstives.
"The first step has also been taken toward the nomns
ton of Governors by direct election fro tue people 0a
absolute silence has been maintained regarding the de
pendepce independence of the Church which account
il is thought that special Law will pass.
In the House of Representatives tgo or three days ago
article introduced establishing complete enlacpa
ton which approved by an immense majority against
votes In the latter number there four clergymen
Representatives.
by various letters per last mail friends tell me that
there not sufficient data given yet 70 ascertain which Of
the three opinions will prevail in the HOdse of Representa-
ves the ing of Governors by the Executive by the
psope by the proposal Of various select candidates for
direct election.
To-day from what has trsnspired it appears that this
latter opinion will prevail.
There have been named for Governors OF the lhmus
in the coming period the folio wing For Panama DIR SALIVA
dor Camscho Roldsn, pro- TEN. For Aguero Senior joe
Maria Guitia, permanently. For Neraguss Senior j. De
Fabriga, pro- tRi and in the manner for Chrlui
EscOlastico Romero.
yesterday there arrived here Felipe Perez Sscre
sry of our Legation in Chile bringing Cabinet dspat chess
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s1s hs's. qsss's s. 75esa GO so RaiTs. q
ais ebsnre from current is'u.
local and interior TnportAtens ih tn. last few
insIss sometime past being much charges. Hold
as,. os orysrd 20 soae Which however sy
Ss The quantity Of Gu al kind. present u the %ssss i
month. and before that q course be az ample supply
from S' o Ss forward 70 INV vorSs ssos % S % s
about COO Barley in Io, 2s2c so bushels Esstea Dan.
1900 Do pockets auction 40 bags Cora 2Slie
oUSST B1esThe demand for very light. pu
S1s hing TSs "a, fs s1d Odqp an Advance
with the present small eonmPon and ia the face Of heavy
IoUoEsThe market continues very all descriptions.
Of do1e. have been very heavy and the
ICs at about go Eastern Lumber slow Of sale quota
MoLAsts sYRUPbe stock Of M,s.e. hssvy and tie de-
msDd very limited Rates obnsbe many instances DO not
prices firm sses from secOni
eonSPsSs addition. to stocks during tn. week
IN Rer .s Of Mes Bssf S.7s BEEN
ctr o. At SSqs We sS NOTE sale, Of sS1. go ss sG ID
for the latter ga hs, and half eb, Ne do Ses55 for the
P5. ss terms o o y pq@e Bacon IL
have been during tho week auction M
Win not Be- out Of ;;s here ,. canton b;
condition VII oh Provisions for this market unsqnenty arrive
out IN very isd order owing to hsyss badly cared
perfectly packed The will apply, though less
degree descriptions Of Provisions Sales Lard during the
all Z2c about 80 do in lots
sStd2 Most Of the receipts Of
Butter have hands showing change
prices Sales Of the week comprise bont 1900 packages fair AID
choice 2d5ic The stock OF good Cheese in market continues
slight the article jobbDg above qu1ta0ns
week Of Crons have been heavy
tending depes low rates OF this
during the week about 800 900 lbs Cani Nos
and good inferior SAFE and about 100 packages Carolina
at6l06e. -
siLThe bulk Of receipt hiss changed hands We note
sales Of about e small bags s5ou 10 iDs eaen If
SoAPlmportAon 35l9 boxes considerable portion Oh
receipts passed md hands 6d7 Sales comprise
about 200 boxes
SHIFTS Of the recent receipts have changed
hands prices ranging 81 coal s7 The market closes firm at
quotations.
sUGAR-In raw Sugar there alteration in pc dema1d
Refined h cned little Sales ofsbOu DOB PACK
ages crushed md powdered, at 11ldl0tc
fore Sales Grape in lots 5k03c about
100 other good brands, OF 8dS3c.
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FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

From Tae Panama
Since our last paper went to press, the p J. n. Co.'S
steamer Bogoa has arrived from the South bringing
dates from Valparaiso 10 April Sth Caa0 70 VI ~ - and
from Australia 10 March ;.
From Chile Valparaiso correspondent gives the pn.
cipal news:
II b Ms corvette Dido arrived at Valparaiso on the
cath of April from England
The southampton T. 5. Naval Storeshp, arrived the
29d
BoLTIA-From Col Doane, who came up on ,hs BogO.
Il. we learn that Peru has deared against Bolivia and
that the Peruvian feet anchored a. Africa having land
ed FIVE thousand troops.
We have been favored BY Nessrs Nelson & Co. of this
city with copy Of the folio wing letter from correspond
snt, dated
1.-THE Bolivian question Is still unsettled, bu; have
homes that ali will go night that Belsu. president OF
Bolivia has dismissed his Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Bustio."
genee as 10 the state of Bolivia Peruvian affairs
EcUApoR-.Mr Corwine has kindly permitted 70 use
the following letter, addressed to him, dated
"GUAYAQUIL, Nay IL, 1855
This feeble Republic has got rid OF is French difficulty
the Government has saluted the French flag. and eK
pressed its regret for the alleged insult Count MOnihoon
has agreed pay eight thousand dollars for supposed
injuries 10 French citizen 10 is worthy OF note that the
authorities of Ecuador under dursss and with evident re-
uctance raised and ssuied the French flag to day. upon
the same spot where they voluntarily aud with great en-
thusasm raised and salued the Star Spanged Banner
on the Fourth Of July last
Admiral des Points, who commands the French squad
has acted in this business with prudence and nOders
ton lie is OF Capt des Points who served under
lafayette in War of Independence and born in
Correspondence of The Daily Star
Messrs. MIDDLETON & BoYD-GeHnemeH business IS
dull in good city, money scarce, and small bills come
in with ghiul velocity nobody prstends to have money
lOrinsipsly French) drive brisk trade charging from
two to four rails for changing ounce and for smaller
coins 10 propoiou They are enabled to do thh on &C
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.

The MURDERER OF ROBERT ATwELL.-It will be remem
bered that we announced time ago the arrest Of
msn named Pedro Pablo Padila, he being suspected
guilty of that most brutal crime which yet fresh in the
memory of reader the murder of Robert Atwe last
November.
We observe by official announcement that the trial
of Psds has been concluded and that he has been found
guilty not of numbering Atwe but encubrid0r lend
ing himself party conceal the crime In accord
with this decision he has been sentenced to six years hard
labor in the chaiu gang Of this city Panama Star.
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~. DiocrSGs-we understand from genueinm, d ~
nrrear Mormon Island, that new oiggngs OF 81 n
SSH IN. been discovered bet Eeen thar place anu
Mn Welding an average Of from three TO NV os a
A. bucket Some of the prospects have has
~ within few days to Mormon Island ana
so supplying that whole with water q Wv S' or
oS miner: are atug from all qasr' rs esoaas
so informed tina, the NsiGs 70 Ri dos and the VII
her canal as sSP rap INV have the water there BY
3. Isl june S Ss E P'S9 GSS ct P 1a dS
ct and most onp ected in the robbery
CagoHro ne o. Express Office at Mormon Island has
= AG csush and lodged asy on board the prison
brig. HIS nsme Union.
,,.,.. shock of an earthquake felt at Weaver
an hne 90 u' Tussday morning, the Goth uli
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Financial.

The incidents Of the week which has interviewed since our last
extended remark Business generally
noticed with slight tendency improve
meDt toward the close OF the week. - tie weather. Tor some time
variable has become dry and settled rendering
with the interior regular and certain.
good demand rates ranging from to cent
month, ccordng conditions Of time and security The require
freight the Discrimination bona hde holders
importers realize obtaining prices Of merchandise tend 70
give cash capital 1t present fictitious value which will hardly be
maintained trade Ii least plain that the
profits will afford the high rates of interest sub
nitted TO.
By Eastern exchanges note sales 10 New York Of California
State of $40 500 at S0d8c This will be observed
the the stock reditabe
on our standing home.
Gold dust remains last quoted
the Exchange which be quoted
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~ Elegant French and India Wedding Csrds p, ssu
and silver bsaered engraved IN the &e ys sis.r psor
fo.ssx ard plain Wedding Envsops and Wr "a al Ar
Psts Hsrsdie Devices q ever s1Puo, 70 osrsss
Stone aud Metal. EvkEDxIi's. Ne ~
Dssas<t EaAhlthod tsto,
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STOCK MARKET.

No change last Market unusually quiet We
make the following quotations; -
Temp Loan, 500 County Scrip (no funded 75d 30
Ct dis par County Scrip (newissue 700 IS
State Civil a bond 760 70 Sacramento City Bonds $40 s.
Wsrbopds pay 500 s. Central Whsr ysh es OOdl 10
Wal Loan Bonds " sea 85 Pacific Wharf lsheres 01l0
War Loan Warrants ga 48 Broadway Wharf hares 956l00
7Sd a Plank Road Stock SEQ g.
Bonds May COUP 96d 81 School Land Wanans Ga 70
County, y Ct. Bonds, ~ 72d IS
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CySsu.-The census OF Jersey City has just been take
by Dir A. Ryerson and the population is 10000 Iher
IS a want Of good houses for the accommodation
tenants.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot No. AL
Broadway the sale Of Boots Shoes and Gste eompnns ne
largest offered fifty cent below ioe asaa et
prees Please examine, JosEss No III bfoea"sy
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grpRryE CouRr.-The New Jersey Supreme Court
onsned AZ Trenton on Tuesday with 20 causes on the list
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Francisco April % Mr. John oschwad TO Miss Phppiua
Bengal both Of San Francisco. 80
H. anciscO April 80 Mr. Chas Steward OF san FTancoto
lss Cecilia Aree, Of MEXICO.
Hin April H. T. Miller, OF Butcher valley 20 MISS Mary nh
Al IIonis MaTposa County. A. j. Browning Elizabeth Nun
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p,r,r AccrpEEr o. Caius Poss, German employed at
,h lime and cement works, Newark, was so injured
Ma nv loaded car that he has since died Of his in.
ures His legs crushed and he was internally injured
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IAdvernsement

the attention Of numeiou patrons 70 the OPENING Of as
MA embracing many novelties which ready
a. 4 No Broadway between Grand and broonsss
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Advertisement

DAGUyRREoTYPEs IN CoLoRs AT LAsr.-The public
rv,,d n, uKsgys Dssueeotyps Gallery No 3D Broadway
and spemsns o. Soorsd pasasffeoyp
new feature in the art which be has recenJ produoea
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ADVERTISEMENT

The Cysanotype, beautifully coored, and presenting
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p.ysy Pctures Of all kinds weather Call and he
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ON the principle and practical operation Of sdverts-
~ PALMER gives bis views hose Who consalt h personally
= he Agency Tribune Buildings between and 2o'clock
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hands from machinery which requires skill 10 m I'd
IL II military must b. SUD- r'ci to secure the licenses
the profits of The undertaking = not iiiie H5nai.
The general progress of the Colony. the above disturb
apart has shown healthy aspect The pres OF pro
duce and stock decidedly and ste ably renunert
ing have been during the which preceded
the gold oscoveriss The squstters ought to he tlan<n
snd enviou. when they consider no "a they hare
shared IN the advantage Of the general npue. IL woui
he their interest tn encourage the settlement of the VASE
lands, for by bringing population nearer 10 th-r runs
they would vastly augment the value OF their sheep ana
cattle Even the s the prices have bean greatly
increased
The male labor market feels pressure than
it did, but only wise adopted with regard
TO the sett melt Of the country the pressure would skan
be severely felt As il is there is far from being super
abundance Of robust manual power Dscsuagenent must
necessarily be felt by young immigrants till they nave
harmed to cOonze which is very different thing in pric
tce from Il notion formed Of il from books The colony
requires to be peoped by eDerprsing And earnest men
and women and that want is more pressing every day
Since last statement the shipping report may be round
" gwen in the following form Arrivals from British Pors
vessels of tunnsge 57O with sos passengers from Vic
toria IL vessels, Of unnage lO6ll with 3Oj passengers
from all other ports 20 vessels of unnage 6ll2 with osJ
passengers Departures to British ports vessels, OF tun.
nsee $780, with l6 passengers TO Victoria q vessels OF
tuDnsge 1919, with 929 passengers to all other ports %
vessels OF tunnage 1921 with 800 passengers. Tbs az
greee passengers arrived will thus be 20l and OF IN se
departed 1872 giving balance in favor Of the population
of New South Wales Of 359 These however IN some
cases. to be regarded only as approximations.
Ii would net be possible from such calculations alone 70
form certain opinion to the population of the colony
owing to the incessant transitions inland between and
Victoria The probability is that the balance IS nearly
equal But the Gold Act has powerful tendency to d.
iHsh that part Of the population which depends on the
gold occupation IL is really monsirous that the much de-
sired increase Of population should be thwaed by such
i'll advised this Those who call loudly for
immigration should take care how they check IL.
The following were the shipments Of gold, from Port
jackson 10 London, from February to March
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MESrIyG or THE BOARD OF ALDBRNES.-At the meet
ING of the Board Of Aldermen Tuesday evening the
Finance Committee was authorized to borrow $1,000 in
ntcioaon Of the taxes Of the year For the firing
81 salute for music and for display Of fireworks he
an Of July s35O was appropriated Aid. Edge Chairman
Of N. strs Il Committee and Aid Ill., Charm Of the Com
mi,tee on Lamps exchanged places AID ryrrel made
Chairman Of the Committee on Elections, and AID. White
Chairman "a the Sewer Committee.
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JAMAICA.

We have dates from Kingston JAM to June 1. full
summary of the will be found in the following letter
from our Jamaica correspondent.
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FLUID LAMPS.

100 Doz. Peg Fluid Lamps fof Shoemaker.
IVY. 90" lst size Fluid Handle do.
so dox. End Size 81 u 10, va
rs % Bed Handle do.
rs OIL do. sfltA fTfE" y
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps, Horseford,u
fstsnt safety Lamps, 10Y ether with general as,or-
msnt Of Lamps Of varieos kinds, for sale hocsaIs
snd retail q lowprices, by nssf HAyREs,I-
OH du 28e Mainsi.
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m TIE Boats Of this Line f<ee~s n
"a ~ will [etve Providence.
sesssssA from Fox Point, on MON
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS & FRIDAYS
and New York on t tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until furthernotice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semweekly Inland Line to Bat
more, at all times- When this Inland route is open
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot, and for Baltimore at cents per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if 50 directed
at current rates.
For further information apply TO w. II. JOURDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Gel
Isaac Ode, Pier No. Is N r.. or W. p. Williams, ID
Broadway New York, or TO
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot ofSouth Main ST.,
Sept. 81. 1858. dawti Providence.
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$40 600 REWARD.

EFOR anything that will Aurpass DR.. c. A IIill's Pan
aceas and Indian Medicines, or the remedy of Con
orrhea, elects, structures, Whites. Pains the Back
mud Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the Kid
neys, Irritation OF the Urethrea Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least
sricon to diet, drink, exposures change in applica-
tion TO business These preparations entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful, they wi. inure in the least
the most delicate constitution This preparation is
warranted the above ed diseases With
out using any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines You rely upon a thorough
cure, by calling upon az my office
Main st No. l2l, Worcester
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