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Pssssng Z rs brea kfast and sup at Ashland and ~
on board the comfortable steamer between A's'A
Creek and Washington. sx
R For further Information, apply attns '~"
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l TickssA'
BAN'L RUTH, 2up't.
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.A@rII2e s IKAhxEkEif ksI ESH

Oh BnL6. extra U suxar inss % h.na, Tor sale
OO BY MASSIE & PLEAsANTS.
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The accommodations superior in every respect.
DRILLING will be continued
TERMS Semi annually in advance $50 to $50.
Apply to 8. T. PENDLETON, 4th St.. between
Main and Franklin. or at the schoOl-rooms.
Inn
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/. TRAvnLb1ts' DiRBcfoSV
e. 60 -, RICHMOND Am g..
A& RIVER kAIEkoIHhSRl
CHEAP AND Attractive R0rrrv
FARE o., FINN DlwTEkAfr p sk ST2EkT0Lx iooio

FARE 81 DINNER ExTRieM ~
and l = n sySs1psaitS q as sss '''
dsys,l at O'clock A. NJ, storpinx o ,ns.csN Sss
Tunstal's, Indian Town, Gobofe' WnSScin., ssns,
Momancoke' and arrive ct West PONY a.i n1
The fast and commodious
POINTa CAPT: J. G. RowR, Will jssv.e WEs,
Queen Court House Landing Mondsvss hinr a.
days and Fridays: At 6,< A. M. o"n.s,, sdnss
the cars st West Point. and stopp meeting vi
only at Clifton, Water Fence, Shsnhs.. On sl,ns.
town and GlogcsstsI Point. and arrive n N. Yri
al P. M. and Norfolk at 3 r. M, old Pom
Ketlrping. the Steamer will leave No.,.
days: Thursdays, and saturdays. Al ,sok Toe.
Old Point at8U A. M landing onIy a. a a. NJ, sss
connecting at West Point with the a.. aeove ps
and arrive in Richmond at p M "iRE
No Boat landings made.
On and alter Monday. Sd proximo ~
will leave West Point on Mondays' W ~. We Tn,
snd foidays NJ and arrive in Scss
Freight received Mondays, wedn.,..
Fridays at Richmond until 6P No. "a
Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdhsu,sa E.r
Fare from King and Queen C. H.. anao,.
on the Mattaponi. to Norfolk oshe' pn,s
From Richmond to Norfolk. ID
7-ta II rrEas "A
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DROOK HILL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS,
d SIX MILES NORTH OF CHARLOTTES-
WILLIE AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..
Tenth session begins September Sd, 1861, and ends
June 18th, 1861.
CHARLES MINOR, M. D., A. M, U. of Va,
Principal.
WN H. ABBOT. lasss,ort,
ROBr. RIVES. A. NJ, U. of Va, Assistants.
COURSE OF STUDY-Ancient Languages, Mod
ern Languages, M athsmatlcs, Natural and Moral
Science.
TERMs-S2S0 for session, not including Lights
and Towels; payable. half Sept. 3, 1860; halt eb
/, 1861.
Post Office and Depot, Charlottesville. Va.
an 2Q-2awAw
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EDUcATroNAL.

w. MUAfC..-Miss E. r.. MARTIN will Glye
1014 nstructior in Vocal and instrumental MU-
S80SIC, Piano and Guitar; sfter the lst oil sep
tcmbek. at her mothers resldenoe. .... =.
tween ; ID and 3D. "a. - - Aals-n
TSIUyANNA RI MALE lNSsITUTE.-
The sixth session Of this School will open on
the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, and close on the 18th
All The Departments will be conducted BY teach
The buildings are new, expensive. and capable
of accommodating sixty students, IN addition to
There has never been serious case Of sickness
among teachers or students. since the Institution
was established: ExrErsxs:
Board and Tuition ccf ci|ssss issSS
Tuition in Music, with use OF instrument 400
Tuition in Languages, each 1870
Incidental Expensss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Drawing, Painting. Embroidery, 20. at usual
The Institute is located near Brem's Bluff, on
the Canal, 66 miles west of Richmond, For full
particulars, see Catalog which VIII be forwarded
on ap'lRBS REV. =. 3 !. HENSON, A. NJ, Principal.
au 2awtlst0c Fork Union Fluvanna.
beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. NEAR
ID GORD0NSVILLE, ORANGE CO, VA.-The
fourth annual session of this School begins sept.
10th, and closes the last Of June.
payable half in Sept, balance in Feb)
Board and English Tuition. $3.50
Music. with use of instrument. .-.-. 80
French. ----- .----'''''' -, ~
Latin --.-....' ~
Drawing .-..--~-... '-.---'- '---- "---- -----
/ shall have the assistance of competent Teach
IAS l., ZONES. M. n.
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onI picHHOnu tONOfiOik. ......... 80
a It's RI. TEN !
RICHMOND - :
Mn N NJ W., VRHL

Ma AsR R$SSS9I!RPAEl
RANGEMENTzT0 THE VfRGINIA Spss,AAl
AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHW Esr KING
Leave Richmond, daily tSunday's eIcs,,..
A. M. for Junction, fBurkevilie, LyncbSn.eai 81
tQl, Knoxville, Dalton, ChattanooSa bfa
Nashville, Grand junction, Memphis n n.Ianh
n. Mobile, Jackson, Vicksburg and NsvV na Issons
Leave Richmond daily, Except Suna.,v1 'ean
O'clock, A. M. for Danviile, Va. and frssa,I
NC: Also, for the Montgomery Whit vss'o,
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet. Red Sweet. Wv
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Sara
RETURNING: NA
Leave Danville daily, Except sund.,,,
O'Clock A. M :, and Junction tBurkevel Ia "a ~
M. and arrive in Richmond at LILO p nj "H
The Mail and PASSENGER Trains connao. .
ways with the South-Side Railroad trains !, oa
from the Southwest at the Junction, and ~
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac P.@aa
trains. to and from the North at RichmanSsf os
with the York River Railroad. Also. wy NJ
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Oh ~
M For Through Tickets and further insauh
ton, apply at the Ticket 0ffic~ af
je Its CHAS. 6. TALCOTT. s,,,
THROUGH TO ME-
A3 ID ARA Through ticket, ..
kxAHH-N- be procured at the Tiekst ossNs
of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBliRGa aes
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to "' aa'
BUFFALO,
WILLIAMSPORT, and
jyls-ts sAM'L RUTH. s u.;,
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IN r.. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
i SCHO0L.-The tenth session Of my School
will commence on the Sd September, at my resi-
dence, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets
Terms asusual.
in the Classical Department. $50 90
In the English Department. SZ.OO
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on me at my residence. 7. r. BASS.
Int
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- "a ts s.S 4SR5 1fR; 5fI
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at go A NJ
for GORDONSVILLE, CHARL0TTESVLLs,
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE. and all points IN p
Southwest: and daily Except Sundaysl for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stations xsnd
meet with the Tram at Staunton, Mllboro sd
yaekson's River: For particulars, inquire 81 u
Ticket Office. WIN. F. ADC0Ck. Ticket AT
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AS LINE.-r M II
FINES FIN 4 WafEdEk"HTGEsDAIs
THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST. Capt. THos. Eszrr
Bosi BRIsTof. Capt. Gas. ]. JoHNsoS
Boat FAME, Capt. WM: n: Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. ]. PETERS. ,Ss
Tbess Boats are all of the first GLASS; comm I'm
by rsful and experienced Captains, sae e.s III
Pre- mrsly as advertised. The subscribed Ia s.
for Psst favors. be<s contlnaance 2, xhe ssst.
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NOTICE. IShO

& Xxx IL PAsS N EHT R NV n.
RANGEMENT.- IMPORTANT TO TRAVEk
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THR0t6s
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0uTE-yS.
rying the great United States Mail. Twice dAi
Sunday night excepted between Richmond, An
andria, w ashington, Baltimore, Phadelphla' Ms
York, and all important points West, VIA AeSul
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, TO the PotoaA
river, Is miles, and BY splendid and comioII1sI,..
steamers thence to Washington, 81 miles, ID ~ =
miles In seven hours; being comiortaoie ano Fr
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and ], r
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AssIs
Philadelph and New York. a.,
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MRS. S. REEDS SCHOOL,
lu CORNER OF BROAD AND 18TH STREETS.
The next session of this School will commence
Oct. LIST, 1860, and end 30th June, 1861.
Mrs. REED will be aided By well selected Assist
ants The English branches, with Latin, French
and Music, are taught. au
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EDUCATIONAL.
DTCHMOND FEMALE INsTIrUrE.

II JCHMOND FKN1ALk gN8TIrUrE.-
II The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr,
1850, and ends the last OF Jane, 1851.
The increased prosperity of the past session en-
courases tho President in the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving Of the large patron
Its Faculty 10 large and able. its hui dinss which
have an ample play ground attached are beanu-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, ITS apps
ratus costly and complete ITS course oil study Con"
prehensive and thorough. r ~,
The English Course, as will De seen LOU oSs 90.
pecially prominent throughout LanEuas.
Taught after the methods best adsptea md III the
mental disc, pine which seems the true e y.
study; hut, in French particularly, cohs0'""A
10 Also carefully attended TO. in charge of
M ING crasr' and Mr. &. G. MKRA has been added
70 i; ,., n winston, A. M,t Univ. Of Va, Prsn
dent and Prof. OF Moral Science ana Ehghsh Lit
erRRt nv l.. Burrows, D. D.. Evidences of Chris
h9fa ams. Leigh Jones, A. M. UNIV. of VAL Mathe
MATES and Languages.
M A. Lewis, NJ. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. r. Emion, ief Paus.l French.
Senior Carlos G Mera, Spanish and Italian.
John w, Reeve, penmanshIp.
Miss s. p. Royal, English Branches.
Miss N. 8. Valentine. Enghs Branches.
Miss Jane g. Stanard, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. Ann +. Mallory, Preparatory Department.
Miss MARY c, Lathros, Preparatory Department..
n. b. Clapp, Principaio of Musical Department.
c. C. Mera, Piano,
y. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
The President will hear the Rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINR MONTHS.
Il ~ 49, NJ lA-
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MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
lfl AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF
MATuEMATlCS-RemO to TIN, between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
The exercises of this School will be resumed en-
the 18th of September next. and will continue
ten months. Most satIstac DRY references can be
furnished OH applcato Terms for the schoas
tic ear Of ten months. S32, $40, $50 and $50,
cordng grade of subjects studied, pay able semi
annually IN advance; Every pupil Will be consld-
ed engaged from the day OF entrance to the 10Th
of July, 1861, and deduction will be made for ab
sence except in cases OF protracted 9 ckness For
further particulars. apply at my residence, on 5th
between Clay and Leigh streets, or through the
Post Office. Tau 20-3w JOHN CARY.
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Having directed my attention to the subject of
Education for the last years, with a view to
pursue Teaching as profession. hope to estab-
liSh permanent School, of high grade, and one
that shall merit a liberal patronage.
would refer those who do not know me to the
following gentlemen, VIZ: Revs. j. d. BLACKWELL,
Philip Courtney and VIM H. Wheelright. MessIs.
Gustavus A. Myers. hos. H. Wynne, Elijah Ba-
ker, Col. J. H. Wilson, and the Faculty of Ran
dolph Macon College.
Applications left at M. J. w. WILKs' ION Frank
lin street, or made to myself, will meet with
prompt attention. SchooI h0urs-seven for the
longer days six and half and six for the shorter.
an 23-2w JAMES III, PEAH,A. Nj,
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w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept. Sd, and closes June 28th 1861.
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon
John Letcher: Judge ]. w. Brockenbrough; Col
F. H. Smith, V. NJ L.; Major John T l.. Preston ;
Faculty of Washington College; VIM. s. White,
D. D.; DR.. Geo. Scott
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
protracted sickness,
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What need to narrate how fed from the
spot, the long red bars of sunset streaming at.
ter me through the wood, like the fires Of He'll
age TO STAY myself How gave myself mn IN
justice for that murder, was tried, found auil.
~, and condemned to death
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au l5-F&Tu4w OOrdOnsvlIle
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.-Ths
VI Institution is situated on the northern bank
OF the Potomac and commands a full view OF
GEORGETOWN, Washington, and a great part OF the
District of Columbia Its situation Is peculiarly
healthy and picturesque.
The scholastic year commences on the hrst
MONDAY of September, and ends about the mid
die of July.
Pension for Board and Tuition, including
washing and mending of linen, Is. $500. $500 90
Medical nd and medicine -----.....--. b w
Use of Philosophical and Astronomical
instruments --- $3.50. b %
Graduation Fees. Observation-Disclosures. 8 70
Vacation spent at College 20 90
PAYMENTS must be made half yearly in advance.
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RICHMOND MORNING.

the country, who had come into witness the Fremaus
parade and tournament.
As large number were coming out of the dining hall
after breakfast band Of music passing the hotel on
Water street, struck up lively tune, and the people
rushed out upon balcony attached the second story
facing Water street. which instantly crowded with
mea and women The balcony about forty feet long,
supported by six cast iron brackets wholly inadequate
for such purpose An ornamental cast iron railing
tended in front of the balcony. Of sudden the brack
eta snapped like pipe stems, and the balcony, with s
hrekng and terrified humanity fell to the pave
meut below. For moment rhe scene terrific, the
groan of the wounded and the frantic shreks of the wo.
men and children appalling the stouest hearts. Humane
spectators came at once the rescue aud the wounded
we're carried into the hotel and Immediately cared for
IL was proyidentia that one crushed beneath the
falling of the balcony, aud almost miracle that no
lives were lost at once-Coinubu' (Ohio) Statesman,
.Jl7ie lG.
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BRITISH VIEWS OF THE JAPANESE COMING

From the LoEdoH Tunes lime 2L
The japanese have taken tep towards international
socabily. It is rather late in the day, but after
couple Of centuries or so Of privacy and excusyeness
they at last coming OUT Now they are out, they
appear pleasant and cOmpaniouabe people need to
be- with plenty OF self possession much intelligence and
little inquisitiveness boot The Embassy despatch
ell from JeddO to Washington, arrived at that city
the 18th Of last mouth aud the deputies making the
best of their time. In composing the Mission the En-
peror Of Japan proceeded he principle observed by
the House OF Commons in forming Committee. lie
lected Representative from each of the great
parties n the State, and put them dut, togeher-a
circumstance which will account for tue numJer-ueary
100 servants neuded-ot the party actually dsembark-
ed
Il seems in fact to be an Embassy in duplicate and
some dsy perhaps may have the pleasure of reading
in double report what japanese Conservatives and
the japanese Liberals respectively think OF America and
her institutions. In the meantime learn the nj
nutes particulars what the Americans think OF the ia
panese for could reporters be circumstan
tal in their dispatches than hose Of cOnempora-
res on he other side OF the lan'ic We told by
these ohservani writer's what the japanese doing
and have done every day since they lefc their native
shores and are informed of every particular concern
ing their position, from their ethnicll descent to The
amount of cash in their purses
Whether shall these interesting yisiters in this
country seems rather doubtful. We know how mu, b
money they have gOt-viz: two boxes Of 100000 each
of $4,000 one Of 900, Of $1,000 and about
81 600 loose but whether this Uidt,coa will suffice for
the tour Of Europe as well America is beyond our
power OF computation We imagine, however that after
the ratification OF the treaty which il the object Of the
Mission the embassy will 20 Japan visiting first
New York. perhaps, and other American cities, but not
venruring the Atlantic Nevertheless we shall
gain something by the proceeding, could the Japan
have well chosen better country for their first
els. They will pick up English, and shall be able TO
communicate with them in our own language instead OF
Dutch They will aud manners next door 10
English and must carry back with them good idea Of
and civilization generally. All this must faci-
tate own intercourse with them aud that Intercourse
it plain, may be made highly advantageous to both
nations
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A PHYSICIAN ABUSES THE CONFIDENCE REPOS-
ED IN HIM-TERRIBLE RETRIBUTlON THE RE-

A PHYSICIAN ABUSES THE CONFIDENCE REPOs,
ED IN HIM-TERRIBLE RETRIBUTlON THE RE-
suit.
\ bloody afrsy occurred in Houston, Texas, on the
9TH inst, between Mr. j. j. Cain commission merchant
and Dr. II. II. Smaley, in consequence of the former
discovering improper intimacy betWeen his wife and
Smaley The Telegraph gives the lowing account OF
the aiiray
Stung to madness with the consciousness OF blasted
happiness and blighted home he a,mel himself and
sought Smaley Finding him, he charged him with the
outrage and told him that he had to take his life
Smasy begged that his life might be spared until he
could settle Up his affairs and he would leave Cain
gave him oryeght houis 10 DO this in They then sep
Arated
The next morning Cain was informed that Smalley had
de6ed him to drive him from town and had determined
to stay aud brave He at once armed himself with
double barreled shot gun and carried it that day AT
about O'Clock p NJ he came up to the Finish sloon
corner OF Main and Prairie streets aud seeing Smaley
within called TO him TO defend himself Smaey turned
round and seeing the gun leveed upon him. attempted
to dodge the charge. The gun then discharged the
charge of small shot taking effect in the left arm and
breast The bar-keeper in the saloon Mr. Garrow, re-
eeved portion Of this charge in bis breast but is sup
posed 10 be not dangerously wound d. Cain then dis
charged the other barrel Of his piece Smsley which
took effect in the shoulder Joint Of the right arm tear
ing it badly pieces Smaley then up stairs, and
coming TO the front window attempted TO discharge
wakingcane gun at CAIN but had too little strength left
to act the trigger. lie then leveed pistol upon him.
As be did This James Robertson, not seeing Smalley
rushed in and seized upon Cain prevent further diff
Guilty Cain told him to let him one that Smalley was
shooting at him. and if he didn't unhand him. he Cain
would shoot him (RoberisOn.) Smalley then fired two
shots aud it's thought Can one. Ia the melee shot
struck Robertson n the breast and passed clear through
his body By this time Smallsy was much exhaust
ed to stand up SnY qnger and the crowd rushed end
ing the fight.
FArrOw doing tOeraby WELL though it is hard to say
whether he is dangerously wounded not Robertson
is in great danger though some hopes entertained ol
his recovery Sm ey, 1t is thought VII die though he
is said to keep up the best Of courage,
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u,HE VIRGINIA. LIFE INsUnANoE ComPA.

NY fully prepared for business and the attention OF the
public earnest called to the Importance OF M objects This
Company, under It's charter, divides egh of It's profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving
assured the advantages OF the Mutual Sve with e pledge
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that
cfhode have permanent moneyed interest in conducting its
affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
invested In Bond and Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth double the AmountI
The chief object Of the Company to aid retaining at home
the Immense Of which annually from
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money will he
loaned to Customers for term years legal interest and dis
burstd In midst
EndOwments Annuities granted Life and Policies
sued other good Companies Rsuredor
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NOW COMPLETE.
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In yan o'csG,e they preach public which docs
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Lessons unless Gaiefstsni The principles Involved II one
sn seen from vaed air another Is seen to endure
without apparent fam third concludes that n Il all chan,
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The of IL Iuiey Includes
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NUMBER 14S.
NEW AND Rich JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
a M x z r s

coESNa ~ NAS ASo FXiAL srEEEn, RICHMOND, 'issisi
HAS received, In addition io bis slreAdy large and n
III extensive sssormenis, beaud collection Of all ~
lhe latest End most elegant styles of Wa'ehs, JeSey GA
Silver and Plated Ware
watches the following celebrated makers
Jules Jurgensoa, Adams sans, David ThylO Henry Rey
monis Lemon Alrei Liyale and other ceebraed msksrs
nIAMONDSA large and rich ssiormert of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds Pearls, Opal, CAbunc'e, Garnet, Coral Cameo,
ONYX. IN
Also -speottcesB azllAn Pchscops Pbbe se, 10 gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery annJcEe Of de-
scriptlon
The public respectfully Invited 10 examine the above before
purchasing. MYERS
ma22 Cor. Maln and Pearl ss
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT At sANDUSKY, OHIO
FALLING OF A BALCONY AT A HOTEL.

frgbtfu accident occurred at the West House, San
dasky Thursday morning about hapast eight O'Clock.
The house was througed early hour by people from
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