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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

fBRis II B-titlbFii CONTINUES in
Business for the sale Of Slaves only reque,ts
persons having such property diSp give him e
ne ss IRON his long trade TO be able
70 eve entire satisfaction 10 all Eto disposed
him for sale as ihey every e
on shall he
pabicy aud privately PsToas distance coming In ab
aes or sale viii on hs.r arrival depO;J Steamboat
innings met with servant Dayy who charge their
Negroes and deliver them will be a.
tended to promptly. BESJ1IIS DsyISe A'-
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noEt Sim mnm aIInH AT e., L,H.MENT,


NJ hTtR "
WARRANTED In c,rTy Cn-c.
following certificates OF the "a,
u Ole ana HOrthy citizens Of Richmtn
counties OF the State They we'll would not
.r nan to thing unworthy Of H. We also the brr
OF rerrrin. to great Others
not sng TO ,i2n certificate but will give verbally The strong
,eshphy IN us inNor MANY, after other popu
:? ,hs day Try this aud in'arny they
give or al the nnents made, and
p aure in recommending It to afflicted with
have made and sold for mary years past solely in IN.
e OF Richmond without advertising, recently Its popu-
larry has Increased with its now send ps Ia
nj State UrIon and We yu,Yantr. . en-.
In every case, or We require pay.
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Also over 10000 P,in!ns stsue. Medals. Charts Albums
aasoe BOOKS aud Portfolios EpgTavin. In All
wv g Win will be Gistr5ated by a sppcined by
ie and rwardsdre Of charge PIbc obe-
ue-' se''"-'s' DASHALL CO,
IS6 Broadway, New York.
pier o Engiz AID Tickets great
daily a ing oI all parts United states and Csna5.
sIe warrant ' IN promising the dIstTibu
non Applications shonld be made Immediately only GER
'H nGtsieT OF Iiskes he sold. Letters
warded free. DasrSTI r GO of-
de6-iG 49,. q 49,,
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tsHNi d CO. beg to their friends that rnS-r -,
HJ cfrcuHstrnce Ni the distribution postponed 10
dai- an they hope energy and
rton OF 'heiT patrons bring the enterprise
an earlier period In Which case due notice will given
. OMcc. $50 broadway, new York
Presents I've m.
ana eg5t .rarng ;he Inauguration ieose Wa.sin,
Pre ent OF this United e-leb,,es n.i,i
OF DAEit In II LAnr-us Price Or Dolr
heuis si iicke eat ting the holder chance in The fol-
lowing list o. magni6 cent gi;s. " N-e oi-
Tie value ef the presents, appraised by Cop,,,.a ,
for the purpose, is sli6,sO, a floxs: N"osea
A IN he Iulso
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JOHNSON h PUN.
Commission Merchant. Hirh,nu
ONE PRICE JEwELny sTo


NATE have irsi received . very superior GOLD ~
w WATCHES, Lever Construction Bal va
snce full and extra JeEeed, with Rubes ade .A
pressy for us by " u. Johnson
movements Of the ksI Of Watches Hhc will have
any style to order These Watches We sure will give
tire satisfaction.
We also have hand asirmen, Of other Gold
anil SILVER watches, snd Sumo ihat sre less costly.
HOLIDAY PEESENTSA FRESH srppy 81 Diamond Rreastpio
Diamond Rings. other hng JswelIy, suitable
Holiday aud Wedding Gi';,. MYERS 4 JANKE,
Sgn Of he Iumiuat edC Iock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

NSoS. NGctioneers de2i
HI1NEtIlO.s nAit. NIlROES-WI'I 5s ,oII 49, =, =
i'th day 81 January O'Clock ,bir, r.
goes b=iougn 10th. Estate oyan deer.,s o ~;
'as OF men, wornen boys and girls. - '' sO-'''''
cult Court a. ihs City OF Richmond. s VI '"e 0'''
Sale conducts by
de20-Itds DrcEISsoS t.1rr ~
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Prom ore Of our ci,IEeu.:

,., RICHMOND, June 20, 1851
uen'lemen:-ln ie month OF October sorry
n-d sih khennn'i'p In shoulder be able tax.
gu my s h" you told would have gwen Of
hehTonh to do and N u is condition
DAYS when ca"I upon for Rheumatic Lint
meht WHICH yrn save me- saying required
ioahh ree from IT, After using Il for three days my
eniir1y well, AID we'll In my n.
tre from all paiu had the ,lisht..; return
pain since aud necessary willing certify to this 10 any
ONO No WI" Gall upon me al my store Cary this
FRANCIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

dyENtTipJL FAIL MILLINERY, Ac,- Miss v. W. RID.
Wa street has Just returned from the North with see
ton Of Millinery Goods and Patterns which
passed u Rchmsul. Her butnesss established
basis and she prepared 70 meet the ins,t extent The pub
Tic taste ard te pnh The
eourasemca hch she has received tbs hands Kind pub
c to from the country Ant city, has IN
duns Which e hAs been tnged IN barss. given her OPP
Touuity on winning o herself she becyes,
accomplished Miliuer
Mis- beg 10 call the special attention 81 ladies out A
the city 90 her beautiful stock let
selves before buying elsewhere can't please them 80
uill Ray 81, damages.
hs' on baud every Article beopng complete whine.
~ feos mcui. Mohair Head Dresser Caps Collars qsey,
honnet Hats 4c &C. AMI hands 70 rn eut st /. ~.
der IN the shortest POSSIBLE, Sine. ocr
NV tNTED1o hire purehas hf.t driy,r
~ all hosti;r. Appy to
d'+8 Hill 4 RAwLfyGs
| o. BALES CANDLE WICK, receiving. fer sss ~ -
$50 dei5 JOHS y GORD0S Bro.
N ~. CuEEsE.1o b5sSs rsre'al ~. ~ gsr s,sas-
| nLs e. ,sad for sale by LO.AErf PAskkY,
s'lS <'A ss.sxx
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4 ,A,ar wicK-Yor sale by

ssOUbs.-Just received direct from
~ tory tie folio ring and desirable Goods.
ZINE French Talnas, something rea ly beautiful
Heavy beaver and Deyonshrc :, Goats
JiGc Dress Procks, made Of the French Cloths
Bilcs Cashmere Pants, yciy superior quality
Vests Velvet, Sik, s,tD &C, some Of the a,
styles ia he found 10y where.
nf Firm
lok cut for s les Of Booi make them u az s, ~.
They appeal We have for The past sixteen
taio pr sins good aud fashi nabr clothing and
no tno shall We spared TO maintain Cali al the Money sa
wings Institution Of KEEN BALDWIN ca Ga
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We annex the following certificate lady Isle Of Wight
Souni! Va and have liberty a
Isns OF Richmond and county Of Heprieo
Dear RS: sone time was taken with Rh.un,a,,p
and was confined to bed for months could not walk
or Dear The least weight attended nv an en-
iment ply ean, and found little friend procured
me bottle OF your excellent lnlmen which
The directions and found relief DAYS and in lew
weeks was well, and have had
better than any remedy In existence Tor Rhcun.
Yours respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

h IfS iNstRANCE o. SLAVES RESUMED AT FUl,-
MER RArES-rhe Richmond Fire
quence Of the disappearance CT hoera
on TIE Lives c! slaves AZ the former OF premium
iis s,:-I ciIrga.
The prompt and liberal adjustments Losse, and hnR
the public.
Anonaon rsve Life will be chesrfully ur
niShed application the oee corner Main and OH
CHAs. T. WORKMAN, Vice President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

~ ~ ~ = PiFNOD' <tuCfss
MALI ABLE NASIFACTI.s RING MIIJs-TC
v RE- LEASED At PUBLIC AUCTION The Arm5ry BORN,
MIL lc"mt7oRy krosn rags NN will he leased o- Ter
year, from TIC nr,; day Of jane 1855 pgbc arcon on iS
t!es'S, NJ y ococs, the fourth January lSJ TS,
water 70 one uniri inches undcT head haif feet
OF ia elIvni The bail u- and io viii be
by personal examination. than hy description.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

OfitE.-ln accordance with a decree or th- CoDrfy -
~ SoiioTay made at its September term Is Eel
Ticha 'tl II the city Richmond on wEDSEsDIy I.,t
- slarrs Roanoke Seek.
q shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
!! shares NaSshesteT Gotten ard wo1rn NJ s,oct
shares Apponatiox Navigation stock
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49, ~, DiSvuLE, bee 5, ISL.
Mr'srs DOVE Co-Dcar si pleasure In stating hat
some time last year bought bottle Doves Rheumatic Lin
meat 20 use OF Rhuuma
ahd applied bu"nce, thnk certainly oIrn-r twice
lie improved much without entirely ron, In.
pam however TO attend to his uui
day he had bee detained When Of
lady, FOR whose relief her had tried
I"t preparations without handed him
The bottle with the request tina he
short time thereafter gratfeI him. that
tg used The Linment accordinx
hs wiz from being b.d'ridden suffering helpless com
pSnon had become entirely relieved
iut,r VERY truly. YOUR frI.n5 '>
"a copy Of the original wn pIsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-28

DASiALL q CO.'S NATIONAL GIFT ENTER.
Contamination Certain! S,rsnty thousand Tekst,
-Alreldy Soil!
Oniy-So.0OO Ia be disposed OF.
DISTRIBUTION oP GIFTS TO COME OFF WITHOUT yATr
OR SOONER, IP THE ,IcKETs ARE ALL so1n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

JOHN VAN buren, RIGHT SIDE UP AGAIN.
The letter Of our London correspondent in re-
ference to the troubles of our profegG, John
Van Buren,, in the British metropolis, is inter
estfg 1t explains the affair with the Secrc-
tary Of our Legation in . satisfactory WY; and
shows III - friend In need is friend In.
de d. from the important services rendered by
George Sanders in regard o the abol ion con
vention ut Manchester. With the aid OF Sander
the Pr nee secu ed az exp anation in the London
Advertiser, and by the dvice of Sanders, no
doubt, he didn't go up to Manchester. For his
fellow countrymen In Difficult y, Sanders is tlie
man. We hope that he viii keep friendly eye
upon the prince and sc him at least safely
Ship d for the o her side Of the channel before
he leaves tim. We rejoice that through the wise
soulseIs Of Sanders, the Prince kept away
rom Manchester. Let IL be sea 10 that he rs
SDl inyeigled into Stafford House and be is safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

The ASSAULT ON THE PREsIDENr.-The attack
upon the President on Saturday was the third
instance we believe Of an assault being made
on our Chief Magistrate. Before Mr.. Pierce,
General Jackson was the only President we
recollect who was personally attacked during
his official term. He was twice molested; once
by lieutenant in the revenue service who, be-
lieving himself aggrisved by the conduct Of the
administration, pulled tie Generals nose in
public and Scoop. time by poor lunatic
who snapped two pistols in his face, and was
knocked dcSn by him with o walking cane
The asy.sault on President Pierce is more
tr'.lng affair than either of these Throwing a
hard boiled egg at man and knocking his hat
off neither endangers his life nor ioflicts q
wound upon his honor. Such injuries may be
forgiven by people who are not otherwise pat
terms Of meekDess: and it is not surprising that
the Attorney General should have declined to
prosecute Jeffards.
Comparing these three attacks on our Pres-
dents with those which are 90 frequently made
upon European sovereigns, one Is forced to
admit that in this respect it is better to be q
President than Monarch. Queen Victoria
has been shot at, struck, and otherwise attack
ed at least half dozen times since she assembled
the British throne. The late Louis Philippe was SO
frequently attacked that during the later years OF
his reign he never dared to go out in the streets
of Paris without guard and Louis Napoleon
has likewise run some risks from the same cause.
The escapes which the other European sove-
reigns have had from the knife or the pistol of
the assassin will at once be remembered and
the state Of anxiety in which they live can
readily be pictured. Our Presidents have no
such fear. Two out Of the three attacks that
we have enumerated were made by individuals
bereft Of reason one Of those upon jackson
being the deed of Q lunatic, and the assault
upon Pierce being by a drunken man, who
clearly did not know what he was doing at the
time. and showed his remorse in ridiculous
way afterwards.
1t was discovered in England that most of
he attacks on the Queen were prompted by an
absurd craving for notoriety, and it was found
necessary to enact a law imposing severe
confinement upon individuals of unsound mind
who INDUCED in the recreation of endangering
her Majesty's life. We DO not think it will be
requisite to procure an act Of Congress here to
protect our Presidents noses from being pulled
or their hats from hard boiled eggs. At all
events, uutA few more cases of the kind have
occurred, such offences may well be punished
by public ridicule. The gentleman who at
tackled the President on Saturday has already
punished himself sufficiently by sticking his
penknife into his knee the additional penalty
Of being laughed at from Maine to Florida will
probably restrain him from similar exploits in
future.
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corder win conclude the business Of the August
term with - little delay a. possible consistent with



The Board Of Aldermen will meet this evening
for the transaction of business the most important
of which viii be tie reception Of the report OF the
Councilmen on the plans and specifications FOR the
building Of the new Las courts. The semi-annual
report OF the Comptroller to the lst Of August is
due, and probably win be presented some time
during the present session. The chamber In which
the Board meet has undergone thorough cleansing
during tire last recess the wall being newly painted
and the ceiling regilt.
The Board OF CouDc'men will, according to law,
commence their Angus. session this evening, and a.
they have had nearly three weeks vacation, the
people may expect something startling from them
this week. The majority report Of the Committee
on Streets In favor Of tie opening Of Albany street,
and the minority report adverse to the project, viii
it is said be taken up this session and disposed Of
From the best information, we are led to believe
that the minority report, concurrng with the Board
Of Aldermen, adverse to the opening Of this
thoroughfare through the burying ground Of Trinity
Church, WIN be adopted, and the majority be
thrown overheard. Such IL, We believe, the feeling
at present existing among the members Of this
branch Of the city government. The now City Hall
matter may be brought up, too; but NO definite
action will, We think, be taken thereon
According to the amended rules, the Board will
meet every night oousecusively until The busne -
Is Anished, commencing at tout O'Clock Pm.
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work. especially when we conr1der that they
carry NO weight, have free access to Bless
inp's, and can exhibit as much or as little
hair as they please. BESIDES, indeed, If our
legal brethren be weak in their hack, gym
natium should be attached to the new City
Hall, and the examiners "under the Code"
should not only inquire into the learning and
moral character Of the applicants for admis-
sion to practice, but should also Investigate
their muscular strength and proportions. Let
us try the new rule, any how. 1t will be re-
freshing for its novelty, If for no other quality
Some very nice questions may arise as to
whether the obligation to stand will exist In
case Of ross-examinations, and whether resting
one knee on chair, or the hand on table, or
being kept up by the aid Of the "learned asso-
ciate," will be a violation of the rule. The
lawyers win, no doubt, as we have said, com.
plain; but practice makes perfect, and from
what we know Of their education, habits, and
endurance, we think, on the whole that they
will be able to stand it. So let us have up
right lawyers as soon as possible. Amen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

TASaANr HALI-JoHx McKEoN AND THE
PREsmESr.-When the official announcement
of the appointment of J I'm NcKeon rs our
U,i.ed States Dstric Attorney was made in
this city, the General Committee Of T amman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Han on the Tz6k Safety and the Spells,
"waxea ezoseiing W.T. tn" and rush ng indig-
nsn.ly in The I'D wigwam they itte gas,
and pass resolu ons denoonoing McKeon'
the admilistratit n, and all concerned, in very
savage terma Every body was astonished at
such doings, considering that, only fe days
before, in council, John Cochrane hal declared
that old Tamm my mos "hold the President in
her arms,n and Grand Sachem Purdy, both
hands oft, had cried out, in loud voice,
"She will she will - But the sober second
thought came upon the General Committee on
the Public Safety and the Spoils; and their
meeting, the other evening. had for its object
set of expnnging resolutions go % to restore
the President to the arms Of the old wigwam
They had o hard fight, however, and long
one, upon the subject, for McKeon was hard
ahell, and they had called for q soft Besides,
it Is reported that there was leaveniog OF
Know nottingham IN the General Committee,
and McKeon was Catholic Of Celtic descent.
A sort Of compromise was at length effected.
The odium Of McKeon's appointment was arown
upon McKeon himself, AMI the President, during
good behavior, was let up. We suppose that
even this would not have been done had not
one or two appointments been recently made
softening the soft shells. Perhaps, also, thirty
members of the General Committee, in the en-
joyment of the spoils, may have received q
suggestion or two from the Kitchen Cabinet on
the subject. But it was desperate struggle
upon doubtful issue, and the result was very
funny. Not one Of the Sachems can tell where
they left the little joker, Or whether John
McKeon or Franklin Pierce is under the thin
bic. It ia enough to know that the old rats
stick to the cheese. though AcKeon is among
them. Wise old Sachems those Of Tammany
Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

sluggish current OF the MISSISSIPPI. But it Is
very likely that the harbors of the great lakes
had much to do with the veto Of the bill Of
the House.
Upon all these delicate points Congress and
the country must continue in the dark till next
December Then we are promised food OF
constitutional ]igh. upon the subject and we
shall undoubtedly get it, extending back 10
the resolutions Of 1913 and '99. Everything
depends upon the interpreted on of the funda-
mental, tor it is as comprehensive or restrictive
upon internal improvements as upon squatter
sovereignty, having not word to say directly
upon either subject. One President may
stretch it like india rubber to cover appropria-
tons of fifty or hundred millions to river aud
harbors, aud canals and turnpkes; another
may prove to the satisfaction OF Pbiladeiphs
lawyer that there is no power in Congress I'M
der the constitution to touch either the mud
bars of the Balize, or the granite gridiron In
Hellgate.
But our present official expounder has also
promised us something in December upon the
expediencies operating against the River and
narbor bill. He will probably show that the
ten millions of the Gadsden treaty, the land
grants to squatters, the propose grants to
railroad stock jobbers, the bill Of costs arising
from The Grey town bombardment and the pro-
liabilities Of war with Spain, imperiously de-
mand retrenchment somewhere, and that no
better beginning cou,d be made than with luna
tics and rivers ard harbor
Wen, having adopted the Gadsden treaty and
The railroad stockholders, the administration
has been as liberal as could be expected. The
addition Of the logfollers upon rivers and
barbors would have run Guthrie com.
pietely aground, leaving him without a
penny either for the purcha or the invasion Of
the island Of Cnba. What monument of wis.
dom is the constitution of the Statest
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-03
a.!-t9 aa MIR. F. Way, 81
Italian Professor of Music.


II AViNG permanently settled himself
IL with his family, in the City OF Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored himwith
THEN confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessionai services to all those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by a long experience, that in
the study of music specially pedantly is
Disgusting, and that a general routine of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on a level with the intelli-
gence Of his pupils-encouraging. rather
than disheartening their efforts, while adj
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters; he will continue as here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-,
SO for twelve lessons of one hour each, and
Sc for twelve lessons of half hour each 30
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and ST. Charles Sts, or at Mr..
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel st. o27-y
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Carriages Harness, vvhipsyAc

Carriages Harness, WhipsyAc
THE Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
i ges, Harness, whips, &c. is now coua-
plete, and he in ,ites an examination II
hi. stock before purchasing in New o.
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South. t& Ga A'tH fu@
Mareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing il
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2Sth, tt w. F. TUNNARD.
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,et Az A NEW FIRM "a
And New Jewelry-Harney House Row.
Sign of the Bigest Watch.

ma Now WJeWelTy-Adl00y house A0W.
Sign of the Biggest Watch.
TNHEODORE GOLDMANN,W ,Watchma-
i ker and JeweIler-respectfully informs
his old frien.s and the public in genera!
that he has permanently located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches, Clocks. Music Boxes aed Jewelry
He also keeps constantly on hand, fine as
sortmenr of JEWELRY consisting in part
of fine gold and silver watches, gold vest,
fob and guardchains, gold pens with gold or
silver holders, gold silver and german spec
tacles, gold lockets, fngerings, earrings, la
dies aud gentlemen breastpins, shirt-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides, ladies belt
slides, necklaces, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbles, watches, earrings, &c. Also
asplendid assortment of clccks, lamps, cut
lery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous to mention, all Of which he
offers cor sale cheap for cash, st the sign Of
the BIGEsT WATCH. s3} e4 ,z4s s;s se##f
N B. All work done at this establish
n'ent is warranted to perform well. Watch
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TERMs-one price and CASH. July 6-y.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
II This truly useful agricultural improv-
ment. has been fully tested by highly res
pectable and practical planters who afterful
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. It's new
invention, Patented March 90. 1916.
Planters are invitedtoealla and examine it.
"A supply on hand and for sale by ,
.tS ae4s ..45s w. F. TUNNARD.
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THE DAILY COMET.
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The subscription is fixed at the low rate
of s. 90 per annum, payable in advance, or
So 90 at the expiration Of the year. 1t
will be punctually delivered daily within
the limits Of the City by the carrier.
Avderisimg.-One Dollar per square
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for every subsequent insertion-ten Lines,
sr less. constitute square. a
Yearly Adverfisfmg Merchants,
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