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ACCEPTKD.-Mr. James T. Brady, the emi.
nent lawyer, has accepted the Breckinridgs
nomination for the Office of Governor of New
York While he accepts, however, Mr.. Brady
declares his readiness TO stand aside in case q
union OF the entire Democracy can be effect ted
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Cheap Groesriss.--On Thursday last Messrs.
I. Il G.. b. Davenport SENT by a negro dray-
man called Charles Davis, six barrels Of coffee
sugar never reached its destination. Officers
Bibb and Perrin, having reason to suspect the
drayman, who was unknown TO the Messrs.
Davenport, arrested him, and succeeded yes
terday in getting from him the confession that
he had carried it to a grocer on I'd street.
They next procured a search warrant, and on
examining the store of JOHN MKsco who lives
on ID street, between Baker and Charity, they
found a large proportion Of the stolen goods
that is, two full barrels Of sugar, and four
other barrels not full, which proves to be simi.
lar sugar to that stolen from the Messrs. Da-
venport. With these facts, they took Mesco
into stody, and landed him and the sugar
in the First Market Station, to ans wsr for felo.
ny. He will have hearing before the Mayor
this morning.
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NUMBER OF VOTERS IN BALTIMoRE.-The
report OF the commissioners for redividing the
wards OF the city, just made, shows total Of
$4,000 voters in the city of Baltimore, while
the census returns of the United States Mar
shall show population OF only Dds 900, one
sixth OF that number, by the report Of the
cOmmissi sioners, being voters. -
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LADY FRANKLIN arrived at Montreal on
Thursday last. At every station on the rou ee
throngs collected to see one whoAA heroic yir-
tues have rendered her renowned, and at
st. John she was obliged to leave the car in
which she was riding.
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AN UNMITIGATED BRUrE.-A man named
Patrick Connell was arrested In New York,
wednesday, for beating his mot other crime he
had already"served one year in the peniten-
tiary for The Express says:
When arraigned before the Captains desk.
Connell broke away from the officer and dealt
ms mother powerful blow in the face with
his fist knocking her to the floor. where she
remained in state of insensibility for nearly
quarter OF an hour. While the poor woman
thus lay before the graceless scamp, he assailed
ner IN Inc most foul and disgusting manner,
calling her all the vile and disgusting names
imaginable: Subsequently, when before JUS
tiee Kelly, Connell threatened that if his mo.
ther sent him up for this assault, he would
muroer ner when he got out again. Again adj
dressing his mother, the wretch said. "get YOU
coffin made and buy rope for me, for will
certainly kill you. if hang for it.'' As soon
as the complaint was perfected the desperate
young rascal was committed to the Tombs for
trial 4 -
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CALIFoRNIA.-A letter from San Francisco
to the New York Courier says the census re-
turns coming In show that the population OF
the State has been ridiculously oyerrated nv
the estimates. 1t has been common to assign
to California population of 100000 1t does
not exceed 100000, and will probably fall
within 35o,000. Under the new apportion-
ment 1t is not likely that the State will gain
more than one mem Der of Congress.
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Trial for Mnyder-For three or four days
past, the entire time Of Judge Lyons, Of the
Hastings Court has been occupied in the tri,i
Of VIM. d. Totty, charged with the murder Of
his ster-in-iaw, Catherine j. Thorn, in Hen.
rico county, q few weeks since. The evidence
OF tHe guilt OF the prisoner, 50 far as iheshoot-
ing was concerned, was Of the most conclu-
sive character; bat the cause Of the commis-
sion OF the deed was not clearly established
Totty, until within a few months before COM
mitting the crime, had borne good charac ter
for sobriety and industry. He was for two or
three years member Of the city watch, and
was faithful. For two weeks before the MUIR
der he was constantly intoxicated, and on the
very morning of the fatal occurrences. he was
80 stupef1ed by drink as scarcely TO be con :
scious of what he was doing. so.
Yesterday morning, the evidence being con-
cluded, the argument for the Common wealth
was commenced by Mr.. Tazewell. He was
followed by Mr.. Cropper for the prisoner, and
by Col. August on the same side, Mr.. Tazewell
having the closing for the prosecution. All
the speeches were able-Ool. Augusrs particu-
larly SO, when the fact is remem bered that he
did not hear the evidence, aud only appeared
in the place of Mr.. Johnson, who had been
prevented from attending Court by the death
of a sister. -..tr r-l. =. ~ -..-- -t<
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PIAPLY WITH PROsPKRITY.-Mr. Thacke-
ray is making an ass Of himself by showing a
sensftiveness concerning what news letter
writer's say about him. He has forgotten the
time when he used to write of men much
more severely than he has ever been written
OF; but now that he has grown rich and has a
name, he turns uphis broken nose at men who
do what he did anld lang syne. As Mr.
Dickens would say, he is pimply with pros
p6rltV
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/ U. s. TREAsCRY.-The receipts into the u
S. Treasury last week were SL2l6,UU0. Drafts
336, ,0O0 being an increase Of x2I5, 900 over the
sum on hand last week. q
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IN Lsek.-A gentleman named wiIson, in
pessing down franklin street last Thursday
500 Ia mony, when near the MARKET hoase.-
Missing II some tilne after, he sloWly rstrecrd
his steps, and By aceident stsppsd upon snd
recovered il Such lack NiA do 70 spscalats
on. ess~sf 80 &
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CAREFUL PoLICKMEN.-Since the burplaries
in some OF the houses on the Fifth Avenue N
Y, strict watch has been kept for similar at
tempts. One night last week the owner of a
hve-story freestone front walked quietly into
his front door, and, ascending to his chamber.
went to bed. He was seen, and the police ar.
rested him as soon as he was snugly betwee
the sheets. He had to call in the neighbors to
he was the head of q respectable family sum.
mering at Newport. He was believed to be a
notorious burglar, and one officer was conf
dent his portrait was in the Rogues, Gallery
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STARS AT NOON- DAY.-The New Haven Pal
ladium says quite an excitement prevailed in
that city on Monday, caused by the discovery
that bright star was visible high he heav.
ems and comparatively near the sun, between
eleven and one O'Clock. The New Haven peo-
pie all became star gazers, and in every street
there were people pointing out the phenome-
non. 1t was very plainly seen, when once the
eye had the right direction, and was SO bright
as to astonish everybody. It was seen at an
elevation Of 40 to 50 degrees, and in south-
east direction.
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. JAMES Walsh.
No. 80 Main at. Imnor

~ no. W IAin et., lmpor ~
HW ter and Manufacturer ofS
guNs. RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MA
IEki iaLs and CUTLERY. calls the attention of
the citizens Of hehmSnd g his large and sxten
DrsDsfsd IN as % ~ sh Goods which he
wholesale and retail. on unusually favorable
terms HIS facilities are such that he u enabled
y suppiy Guns, Pistols. ishng Tackle. Waking
s,,n,s .2 &C. &c. upon as reasonable terms a.
neisve. that e . his stock is better adapteI TO the
wsaE n ot Lhe soathern public than can BE- ssner-
snS ss oans n ss isGYs
nnq otneIs,, W{a the ASSURANCES that b0fb nricSs
80 -.-.. = .1.ls.ae.ary. auB-im
.@NsprTHgs KsAAy.ELE.a FOK
.tr..t fc,,, s.vL5llIh co, 9rIlcIAss. iS Main
prepared p sngply people isavlng ior vstcrins n
sIsss9. pa EnsdSpEp xita taSI Esplsad,s aAFN
slns clear and dgslnCt isssSs @ sbjsusa sna
.sssisaisissssA ssA 4 l:
y sssssss lss'sss fss "a IN.
IN; M !ssI !sshsSs 3 \ ;)|'; "a
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8irtmunn qispattt.


- THE DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to sab
SERVERS At six AND euARfRk cENrs PYn wHIK,
oayabIe 10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing
IL yeaf or Sa.so for ak mon ths, in advance.
AATHE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH uIssssA
every TUESDAY and Friday al e1QQ, in advance.
Erlday, and mailed 70 sMhscrIa ers at d per annem.
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NEW GRANARYrAND COMMISSION
On Cary. a dso. bsfo,s i..1 Street: and merit 10
, a -. L -Elosy ins4scseg foyMsy Qeee.l19

j.. MO n hO ~ a RI b r..
Successor TO Jas, Thomas. Com'r Merchant,)
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizeas Of Richmond,
the legal xent Of n h jas Thomas esf his stocf on
hand,. such a. CORN, OATS Hay, CORN
MEAL, &c .,and will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
ssIsSt BtESSelTS e eofnnssT{;SsE;s ~ CON BIT
ing every effort 70 6ciiitafs the interests Of
those who may favor the new eoneesn. Acontnu-
ati,n OF the PATRONAGE heretotoss attended to his
He refers, by psrmissin.to 20 Msssrs. W ACCOM-
Fk, Hull AgcAxE, ,EAx-txw. TAYLoz = CO..
b. PnIcx, Eaa.. Richmond. Va aass 7.'gE
jy B-3m - - 81 J.. MONRO CARTER
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OWNEHb IUVBH.-I
preme Coart of New York has decided that
owners Of tombs under churches and in
church yards have only an easement in, and
not title to, the freehold, and that the re.
mains in such tombs may be removed when
the altered circumstances of the church re.
qnire their removal, the church corporation
having the right to sell the soil in absolute
fee. and discharge all easements. This deci.
sion does not apply to what the Judge calls
" separate independent cemeteries" )" as Mount
Auburn, Woodlawn, sc.
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RICHMOND, VA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER

DEATH OF THE LITTLE GIRL FASCINATED
ny SNAKE Sfngxla, A6aiy.--The Rochester
IN. W Union announces the death, in that
city, on the 2sth ult., under the most singular
circumstances, Of q little daughter OF b. b
Davis, The remarkable Illness of the child
has been the subject Of frequent newspaper
paragraphs. The Union says:
A few weeks since, when Mr. Davis resided
on Monroe street, in the on skirts Of the city.
near a nursery where he was employed. this
little daughter-less than two years old-was
accustomed to so into the yard or field and
play with a snake. How long these meetings
had been held before the discovery by the
mother, is not known. At all events the mother
one day found the child with the snake in its
arms, and the little girl was fondlng il and
calling 1t her baby. Subsequently the snake
was seen in the yard, and would run to the
child whenever she was permltte to 90 out
The child lost its appetite and piued away.
and constan tIy thought and talked of this rep
tile Her mother took her darling to the city
to divert her mind frofn the hideous object.
but in vain. Under The advice of physician
who was called, the snake was not DESTROYED
and continued its visits to the premises at will,
retreating to the field when any one but the
child appeared.
MIR. Davis moved into the city and took a
house on centre street. hoping that the change
would be advantaseous to his child, and for a
food. Two weeks ago last Friday the child
was taken ill and continued to sink until yes.
terday. when she died. She was subject to
commissions or spasms, which were very vic.
lent and at no time could she take food and
retain 1t in her stomach ~
On the day following the Friday on which
the child was taken SO seriously i'll Mrs.
Devins, who occupies the house on Monroe
street, vacated By Mr.. Davis, called at the
house he now occupies and stated that Ger
man named Conrad Kenchenbach had killed
the snake which had trou bIed the child on the
day previous-the Friday on which she was
taken Ill. The mother says that when the
little girl heard the statement, she said, "Mam-
my, is baby dead :" and soon became worse.
There is not much doubt about the sta te-
ment made, as far as the facts are concerned
Inc conclusions and inferences are q ute an
other thing. The snake killed by Kenchen-
oacn was about three feet long, and was
doubtless the same seen by Mrs. Davis and
her family repeatedly with her daughter. Its
being killed at The time the child became ill,
may nave been coincidence-probablyw was
Inc cnlid was two years and one month old
when II died, and it was very bright and in-
terestlng little girl. To what extent it was
under the fascinating influence of the reptile
we cannot say. We only give such facts as
we have been able to gather
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HENRY HUDNALL,
- ee - AND NOTAkY PUBLIC.

: p. e AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practees in all the Courts held in tho city of Rich
mond. 5.-.-.s.., ..4..ssu = ft..5r
"a Also, practices regularly In the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield. -.
As Notary, will take DepositQns and Acknow-
Judgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
form Whatever other duties pertain to the 0tice OF
Notary. ,-..,. ---s... u .-.. z--f asa
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, just
below the Custom House. ja Sly
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A.. BRAiNARD HOUsE, x,opv
E:@l E. BLOSSOM, PsepRIsf2s. o.

t&o SNAE ~ NINA, NEW YORK.
E.M u f.. BLOSSOM, PRopsIkT9s. o.
froTmeri, propriefor OF the Blossom House. NO
N'''' chester, N. W
nd eor,l mosious Hotel. at the ~ nchon
of the n Y and f. n. r. with the roads tead,ns
from Baltimore 10 Niagara fabs' IL nov "peh i"'
Fare ar, fIae scenery. well stocked lardeI, sood
beds and attentive seryants, are @ soms Oh thc ~.
eostsnue its character ss FlRST-CLASS no
TEL. .. s.s. N,.~ r,,-
>anye throash tickets 10 Baltimore. at winch
sn'nt througb uokets can be procured TO the Falis
K fbs Northern Central Railroad. the shortest
.nra most expeditions route to Ehnira, Canada,
and the Northwest, s@.t
REFERENcss. .ressa. ...
.oas c. KENNEDY, bss.'s Washington.
ZsNrs BARsuM, ESD.
F W BENNETT, ,p..
r. b. COLEMAN. Eatav Houxe, D"
c. c. ApREoN.
~ s t;.nsxIra .ss'{ Harrisburg. ,,,o-.m
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DIssOLUTIONs, &c.

~ The partnership heretofore existing between
JOHN G., MILLER and P. d. WooDSQN, In the
mercantile business, at Goochiand G. H under
an 20 6.$ JOHN G. MILLER.
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NJOTlCE.-The co -paTtnershlp exlstlng under
y the firm and style of HAMII TON 4 BOU-
CHER, No. 45 ain street, having expired by Inn
itation on the 18TH inst the same is dissolved.
Tho books, notes and accounts have been pur-
chased BY JOHN BOUCHER. All debts due must
be paid to him; and all due By the concern, will DO
paid by him.
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, in closing UP the busl ness
.4-- @ ttt''.' ''7-l' JAMES III MILTON,
ts.e ...-z .,rsJr JOHN BOUCHER.
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u 2s-Is* MORDECAI CARNELL


GK AWAY. from J. Werth's coal yard, on the
Basin, a NULATT0 MAN. named LYNp-
N SAY. Lyndsay is about s feet 8 or I8 inches
A-hlgh; has u good many whip marks on his
back. of long standing; dresses badly, and gener-
county, and was hired at City Point aast year, at
which place he was seen during last week and the
first part OF this; but s said to have lett there
Wednesday last, for Richmond. | will give the
above reward il taken of the city, or Ave dol
lars If taken in the city the suburbs, and deLv-
cred to me. JAMES MOORE,
uz5-ts Agent for Dr. VIM. Fisher.
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AAA Thh ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
lc.Ef from RICHMOND, IN the heautiful and
thnynf village of hSHLAND D, on the Richmond,
FredericSshurg and Potomac Railroad, Is now
open for visitors, and IL prera ed 10 accommo'
date families with good fare, and thing desi
rabie. The head Of the family wall be furnished
rnond.
For further information. apply at Superlntend
enps Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mao Railroad. or address
JN0. L. THOMPSON. Proprietor,
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Airhmunn 4ispatrb.
A Prriloas Adventure on the W hise Noun.
yf " tAins.

4 ~~-~r~>~-~~~~~
SATUE 4>S siOnN i,s0..... SEPT. 1. 1850.
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RuNAWAYS.

a RANAWAY-On the 9th August a ma
q latto woman named JULIA, 20 years old
- will pay FIVE DOLLARS for ner rscov-
AsVery, If returned To me on Union Hill
.H an si-2t j. ID. BAKER.
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- FOR RENT-A good OFFICE in the Law
Es Building. on list floor. And TREAD MILL
Iior sale very low. Apply to
J. MADISON MACON, JR.,
Office in Law building, on Franklin st.
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subscriber, on the Tth instant, a negro man
Unnamed WILLIAM, be longing 10 r. NJ. Burke.
of Essex county. The said negro is about
sx&.5 feet high. of a dark ginger, bread ,oor.--
ia Chesterfield, near Bermuda Hundreds, where
he is likely 10 be lurking. will give the above
ward If delivered To me in Richmond, or IN jail
where can get him. - -
m 26-lut M0RnECAI CARNEII.
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- FOX RENT1And possession gwen I'M
q. medlately, the large and desiraby situated
AAsT0RE, corner Broad and 9th sire cts. II has
an ample basement, and ia furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
garded as possessing very great advantages for
business Of any kind. MANN 3. VALENTINE,
-
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALH.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOR RENT OR SALE-The Framed
Ess DIV Filing on the Eastern side of Goth, be
- tween Franklin and Grace SITS 4, recently &c
oupied by the subscriber. IL has six rooms, be
sides the usual accommodations for servants, and
large yard in the rear. Possession gwen at once
Apply 10 JAMES J. SUTHERLAND,
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- ROOM OR OFFICE FOR RENT over
Es the Jeweiry store of s. A. MYERS. corner of
Mex v ain and l4th streets Apply "a. SEIBER-
LING, l6lts Main street, or to 8. A. MYERS.
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RISsOLUTION.-The concern Of POTTS,
- FARLEY & co was dissolved ON the 3Oth
ult., MT n. 3. WILLIANs rearlng. The under
Williams. with the books, accounts, notes. &c,
viii continue the Wholesale GroceIy bqsiness at
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons a. heretofore. The style Sf shs Arm viii re-
= 80 - sesl aI n. q. FARLEY,
Richmond July :, 1880 URu
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IN TEN DOLLARS REWAKU-Ran
G% sway from our factory. about the LIST July,
Fnegro boy named JOHN, about 81 years OF
age, dark gingerbread color. tall and slen
.A.der. The above reward of $40 viii be paid
for his delivery to US.
COSBY & ANDERSON,
au It's 7th st.. below Cary.
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NJ ...-..s ATTORNEY AT Law,
Practices in the Courts Of the City Of Richmond
line. ..z ... ..,..ts. ~ ~ - va
He is also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofths
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsfAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his Office is now
lth street, mst below 6oddin's Hall. fe l3-lv
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IA $40 REV from the
G2 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
"a shout two weeks since, while on a visit to
n Ms former home IN Richmond, a MULATTO
.A~BOI, WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss l..
Gordon. He Is about Is % years of age and
about feet or 5 inches IN height. He is well ao-
euainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
shout the city. The above reward of $40 will be
company in Lynohbulg OF for his confinement in
jail SO as they can get nun again.
THE0. L. RE N0LDS, for Gen'i Sup't
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- ROOM FOR r T. Mt. The large and
:.s comfortable ROOM. lately occupied by the
AzYork River Railroad Company, over the store
of the subscribers is now fer rent.
p. JOHNSTON BROTHER.
gu l6-ts lis nj ain str eet.
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IL FOX REN1-0ne LARGE ROOM, iur-
E#s nished with gas. tables. Sc. suitable for the
H.4 meetings of SAVINGS Banks. &c. For terms,
DO, apply TO VIM. g. DANDRIDGE, n
au u29-iw No. lG5 broad street
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
SAN FRANCISCO

humors, &c Many persons after beinc -
of all external appearances of privasio relieved
suppose themselves cured, but after a rev disease
find they arc troubled with various svm1ahs months
which thGy never had before and which Sn
in this way, DR.. Young would particnIo a,hicted
ommend o trial of his skill. The symntn,Iy rec
which you are troubled are caused by t,is tais with
the blood. which sooner or later viii 'an's a's in
health and happiness. No person who ouestroy
had an attack of any private complaint t"s ever
fail to consult Dr. Young, and take few fat ftaoGd
of his invaluable purifying medicine, as sO"es 1a
can res. assurta 'n"s shelr blood is in apercy
of disease is removed from the system trace
Recent cases cured in from two to e.,
without change of diet or hindrance from hueys
ess or no fee. DR.. J. G. push
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
SDeHI,ARsOrrasnn.
Il. Il

Or local weakness, nervous debility. low spir-
its. lassitUde weakness of the limbs and back in
disposition and ineapabiiity for labor aud study,
deliness Of apprehension, loss OF memory aver
si0u to society. love of soiitude. ,imidty, self
distrust. dizziness, headache. involuntary dis.
charges, pains iii the side. affections of the eye,
pimpies on the face. sexual or other inrmities in
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