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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
DROsP E CTUS OF THE WEEKLY
j NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

The undersigned commenced, in the month Of
December last, the publication, in this city, Of
weekly newspaper, called the National Repub.
liCdn.
1t is printed ON large sheet, twenty seven
by forty.two inches, and IL furnished at the low
prices stated below.
I, will contain all the original matter of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
sCribers.
Ii will give full reports of the proceedings of
Congress, and of the other departments Of the
National Government.
and domestic, markets, &C., &C., AZ we'll as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department win
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
ter of the National Republican as Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now tho central point of
the current military operations, great attention
National Republican with full, and especially
with dcc,udte, accounts Of the progress of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sus.
tanning the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln, but
dfselaiming, however, any prstensiOn to be the
organ Of the President.
The is no other Republican paper in the Dis.
triot Of Columbia or in the Vicinity Of 1t, and
it IL believed that recent events have opened to
such paper an important sphere OF useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administra ration of the Government upon Repub
lican principles will explode the misrepresen.
tations which have made those principles so
dlstasteful to the South.
But it is not only here, and in this vicinity,
that the projectors of the National Republican
hope to make it useful. To the whole country
they offer Journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never DO swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure Of local interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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CEHTI.EmEM's READy-MADE

TEETI.EMEN'S REhDY-MADE
" . Il @ II EK T M Or:
Ouf present assortment Of GeDtlemens Ready.
made Clothing offers TO citizens aud strangers TiRh
ing ne immediate outfit superior inducements, en-.
braHing az this time, all st 49, and qualities OF Dress
prd business Garments and OvercCats III all varie.
tts Fine Shirts AID Under. clothing OF Ill kiuds.
I'D and other Gloves of best quality. Scarf, Tic,
Cravsts, Stocks. Hosiery, &c- sc All oil when we
aye Offering at our usual low prices.
So Clothing mad. to order In the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS & co,
Nrar2T-'C 922 PeunsylVanip avenue.
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DENTISTRY.
UsNE1rsi TEETH ..s-....

VI sE1ElVi TEETH .a-.-..s
" NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
TIE inventor and pstsntee ~ the Mineral Plate
Teeth attends personally a. his o'lce In this city.
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person wear othep who osn.
not wear these.
+, rsonS calling at my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but % those who are particular and wish the pureet
slcas strongest and most perfect denture that art
oan .rodnoc, the Mineral Plate will be more fully
war anted,
Il, oIns in this city--No. sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, s07 Arch
street, Philadelphia, mar1b-ly
Nn. LOCKWOOD continues the prac-
oori ,r Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Hay ng practiced In the South nearly sx,een years
he els assured that he give satisfaction 10 any
tina may CALI
Teeth Inserted on vuLoArIyR, RunssR, or Con-
PL,TR rhloroform administered when desired.
aug1-tf
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Ehs FIxTUREs.-Ne havein ore. a nj
" are daily receiving, GAS fIArL,.n OF en-
treiy new patterns aud designs aud Gnish, superior
IN ya 10 any thing heretofore offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call aud examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident
thr' have the best selected stock in Washington.
81 work In the above line Entrusted 10 our care
vii be promptly attended to.
MYERS h McGUAE,
E,Ir so--6m No. 3TG u street.
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g n. LEvIE', m. d.,
~ Dental SURGEON,
OFFICE No 248 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Batcees Toepth and Thirteenth Strees,
WASHINGTON CITY, rs..
respectfully tenders his professional services "a
the public. Having had an extensive practice 10
Philadelphia he feels himself fully competent to dis
charge lis duty In every case hish may be presented
Dr. L. has secured the right to use the new improys
ment, patented BY DIS. A: N, J. L. Assay, Of Phil
ade pha for fastening artificial teeth to gold silver
or platina plates, which preoludes the possibility q
saliva or foreign mater ais secretug between them
at the same time rendering the operation more firm
natural and of more utility to the patient dispens
ing with the ordinary modes of fastening, by rivet
ing or Soldering which often causes the sprneiuR
Of plates and consequently an imperfect adaptation
to the mouth.
lie would respectfully invite the public to his ONCE
to examine this improvement. lido 90 Is to be con.
vinced of Its superiority over all methods heretofore
used.
The dental profession Ia also invited to call and
examine Its merits and utility.
80, dentists can be furnished with teeth of all
kinds, al less price than they con be bought else
where. nov e-ln
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DOAhDiNG.-EiBht OF Ten Gentlemen
~ can be accommodated with BOARD and LODG
ING on reasonable terms street, between Eth
Aad Shth, No ~ Dec l6s
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PAPER HANGING.

I (JJoUsE DECORATORS |
II AND UPHOLSTERERS.
: We would respectfully notify all In want
of an Uphosterer or Paper Hanger that we
: are prepared to execute all work intrusted
! to W. in the most superior manner and on the
{ 7hortest possible notice. All work done by |
g us h under our own immediate supervision,
: and satisfaction Ia guaranteed In every case
JOSEPH I. X. PLANT 4 CO.,
{ No. $50 u street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
Reter to Nessrs, Louis Y. Perry & Co.,
: Dealers In Carpets, OIL cloths, &e., corner Of
, Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
isb
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IMPORTANT TO INvENTORs.-ROBERT
L ". FENWICK, (late Manager Of the Washing.
toy Branch Office Of the Scientific American PateSt
Agency Of Meesrs. MUM q Go and for more than
ten years officially connected with said firm, and
with experience Of fourteen years in every branch
relstng 10 the Patent Once, and the interest Of In.
ventoraO
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AuENT,
Office in Washington, ID. c., northeast ooruer OF
Seventh and streets second story, directly oppo.
site the Patent Ofbce
From Hon. Charles nason, Late Go sn m ts-
stoaer OF Patents.
wAsHperor, u. O., Dot 4, 1880.
Learning that K. W Fenwick Esq. is about to
open an Office 10 this city, ss Solicitor of Patente
cheerfally state that have long known him as
gentleman Of large expsrisnoe in such matters, OF
prompt and accurate business habits, and of I'M
doustsd integrity As suoh, commend him TO the
inventors Of the United States
may ~ CHARLES MARION
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INTERIOR ADORNmENTsi
PAPER RANKINGS,

DFdLL GRADES AND PRICESi
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades, But
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all sizes; made to
order
Alse, n handsome assortment OF Picture Cord and
Tessss, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock to
accumulate persons needing the above goods will find
II TO their advantage to give me q call.
All work executed and superintended by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship at
their trade
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me q call Remember the number
JOHN MARKRITER,
No 486 Seventh street,
u"g 4G. 3m* Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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| En BARRELS FRESti EGGS
cJ Just ar ived For sale low.
JONES Il Co,
Corn Eighth ard d streets.
z, nnn BUSHELS SPLENDID POTATOES
c,OOO For sale
JONES < Co
Corner Eighth ard D streets
En0 BARRELS APPLES,
cOO In iue ord,r At lowest price
JONES Il CO,
Corner Eighth and ID streets
1nI BARRELS SWEET POTATOES,
wv From New Jersey.
JONES 4 CO,
Corner Eighth and d streets.
100 BOXES CHEESE,
JSO AT New York price
JONES X CO,
Corner Eighth and d streets.
naANG 81, COCOANUlS AND wALNUTS
" at JONES h cos,
Zee e-5,+ Corner Eighth aud d streets
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LOAN AGENUY.
"
OFFICE OF
LEWIS JOH.tiSO.r y CO.,
BANK RS,

CoREER OF PRsssTLvAsIA AVENUE AND TEETH ST.
LEWIS JOHNSON, of our Arm, having been ap.
pointed Subscription Agent for the National Loan
authorized by the act Of Congress OF 18th July 1861
", ART prepared to furnish, to parties desirous OF
making investment, any amount Of 10 Treasury
Notes of convenient sizes
dec 1T LEWIS JOHNSON h co
WANrEp, n ,oo
lash Oh delivery
B, HASTINGS SCO,
hoVso-u sSs street, facing Pa. avenue
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.T DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
~oaknsss or Debility, Flatuieucy and Nausss
iIoss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevers, and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
sa PREVENTIVE 500 FEVER AND Aqua
yaEst sirrRs ,nf NOT :VUallEI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
ErnrsssIy for New.York.

PLATED COfrtE tRNs.
Idid not e1ht my beautiful URNS until ser Chri'tmss
out now offer them, together with the
DCtBLE-pLATEp ICE PITCHERS,
both Of With should onau cot the tables when the Lords
Of Cfeation" make their New-YeMs call ! also one, ny
usual assortment of PLATED TEA SETS, CASTERS,
LCPS FORKS, SPOONS, &C., which are very u'eul and
durable 10 presents ,
IL my friends and patrons win take the trouble OF going
little out of the way AID call they will surely Ind that
ait PAYS! 1T PAYS! 1T PAYS"
LUCIUS HART, Nos. and buTling alp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

M.YoR's OYYIcK NEwYoRR, Dec 20. 1861
$500 Reward.-Wbereas BERNARD LEVY, who
wss doing business broker al No is Csnslt, In tue
City Of NewYort found lying dead the floor OF bis
Office the bovensmed place. with his throat cut on the
morning Of the l4h inst ami wheres. il h believed hs he
was murdered; now, therefore. /, FERNANDO WC0O,
MAYOR OF the City OF New York do, by yue OF authority
vested IN me, offer reward OF Five Hunded Dollars for the
and conviction OF the person persons who
COMMITTED the murder Of ssd Levy. Said reward to be paid
on the certificate OF the District Attorney the Judge be-
whom the conviction had that the claimants
titled -sid reward but all claims not pesentSd 70 the
Mayor within twenty days after sueh conviction ~ be dsre
e4yied. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
T7HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. %.

VTNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. %
The NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contain. the following;
I..LEADING ARTICLES: To Our Friends Job
T..sa Forever 70 r,..ss s.se1E
In Canada; Editorial Paragraphs.
n..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
II.BATTLE NEAR DRANEsyILLEi Bravery Of
Our Troops; Roat Of the Rebels List of the
~. y..BRILLIANT SUCCESSES IN MISSOURI: 1000
Rebel Prisoners Captured immen'o e'''e'os
tured
v.PoETRY: "snow Sculpture" "zasony'i" Let
vI.EscAPE or COL. CORCORAN.
VII PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
VIII INTERESTING FROM PORT ROYAL: Sanitary
Condition Of the Troops Ls, Of Deaihs
xsHALt THE War s5ay BE Foa ap UsIoS syENy ASP
Speech Of the Hon; Martin y conwsy Of hsn'a.
Thursday. Dec. H. 1861.
X..PRINCE ALBERT.
I0ERRIT SMITH TO THADDEUs STEVENS.
xHFROM EUROPE Summary Of the Latest News
XIII. LATEST NEWS sRECEIvED BY TELEdRAPHa: n
The Steamer Trent Affair; The Position o. ,ne
Rebel Army; Christms among the Sodiers-oFo-
tesque Observance OF the Day.
XIV THE CHARLESTON CONTEMPLATION.
XIV. THE WAR: Lecture by Wendeu fhiiipa
XVI. THE TERRESTRIAL PARADISE.
XVII THE MYSTERY AT FERNWO0D.
XVIII. FROM KENTUCKY: Couespondeoce Of The MY.
Tribune.
XIX. FROM MISSOURI: Corrsspondoncs Of The N. T..
Tribune
XX.WHAT THE ARMY THINKS.
XXI, THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
XXI. POLITICAL.
XIII. PERSONAL
XIV CITY NEWS.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS.
xyyI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVII. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR leS'
XVIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Foil Report: Of the
stock, Money, Cotton Grain. aud Cattle Markets,
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AmussmeilIs

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
THE CROWD CONTINUES.
All the Christmas attraction continued during
THE ENTIRE HOLIDAY SEASON.
BY the earnest solicitations OF numerous families
THE NEW HOLIDAY FAIRY PIECE
ONDINA, Or THE SPIRIT Of THE WATERS.
WILL BE PRESENTED EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING. at , aud 4 o'clock. II is pronounced
THE MOST GORGEOUS AND BEAUTIFUL
FAIRY IIsCE
ever presented to the American public The last scene,
THE BOWER or BEAUTY,
alone double the price OF admission TO the Museum
THE WHALE is LIVING AND GROWING,
AND EATS BUSHEL OF LIVE EELS DAILY.
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
from the River Nile IN Egypt,
THE GRAND AQUARIA,
with m nyad of Lying Fish o% every Sss ard hyet ip
LIVING sEAHoRsEs IN ONE OF ITS TANKS:
THE GREAT MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
THE MONSTER SNAKES. HAPPY FAMILY, WAY
FIGURES. LIVING MONSTER TURTLES. the goo EDU-
GATED WHITE RATS. and multitude OF other Novestios
can be seen now here but at Barnums Museum.
Admission to ALL IS cents; Children under TO- 10 cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

FUNNAHT w. " FHo wv Vt w W
The pay Of Soldiers this regiment II -
(si.l SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH:
boiler and eelTighis, will be received
for COMPANIES ana II.
None but sound ard cosnpe,ebs men need apply. .
Volunteers this regiment will be under pay and furnished
Will qu.rers and rsons cnce and their families VIII be
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (slOO BOUNTY will be
Maid 10 esoh Volunteer when mustered out OF the service
Enlistment for three years or during the wa,
Headqusrters OF Chambers and Chatham s New
NorE
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Gem. Burnside,s RxpedItion.- .-Impor.nt 70

Cen. Burnside's Expedition. Important to SEA
ul.n &C. sssnen. Ordinary sesnien, bos,meD andsmsn me
chs,irs ana others wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARlNE ARTILLERY, w. A. How ard. Colonel Com
marding Pay rsons quarters &c the as In the u 5
N,yx with the sdyan age cenpste outfit furnished hee
by he Goyernment $40 bounty at the expiration OF term
Of service which three years or the war Also the ges In
Sncsent Of Those having families leave
sIio for amy member thereof part Of the tx
peSoa Is now 10 sctvs service Apply to n. VMALLY,
- N.,syo,L w. A. HOWARD,
'''' Wv Colonel Commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

INHE NEAR AND THE HEAVENLY HORI-
- IONS: By Madame Gs,rsip. .::...:::....sl 81 90
SUNSETS ON THE HEBREW MOUNTAINS. By
the Rev J. X. M.cduf. D. D.................... IS
LIFE WORK. BY the author Of The Missing Link"
LORD BACONS BIBLE THOUGHTS. Edited by
tho Rsy: @ Hall sll..:::.:.........:....... 90
PATHWAYS OF PROMISE, Magenta edgc.......... so
Just published by
No. $50 Broadway
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Militarp Notices.

Van Buren Light Infantry. Headquarters No 4s2
Broadway, Encsmpment at
SCAMP HIILHOUSE,"
LON3 ISLAND.
Thsi one the few REGIMENTS be completed for servos
All who wish to join notified to do before the is Of
Jsnusry Men may choose sheiI regiment in short
""'' ''''' THOs b. VAN buren,, Colonel
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Cavnlry.
HRADQrAKTERs, Nc. "a BRoADwAY,l I
~ =. V.u., No.. % 1871

HEADQUARTERS, Nc. "a Bh0ADwAfl
NEw.YoRK, Nov. &c, 1861. :
Nv authority from the Wr Department and the sanction
of 6is Exceliency Gov Morgan. JAMES b. SWAIN. lat
Cavalry NJ IL now Recruiting for Re giment OF Voun
terr Cavalry to serve for three years during the war
By the Kindness OF his EIceency Gov. Morgan, and OF
Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Lending been assrned the quarters Of the Regiment
during its forDstion. =, Al, .,, T..
Lieut. swsn has orders join the army In the field for
&C i've service ~ the daeren. basons may be or
ssnized. p,.. 49,.
The uniforms equipments and arms ioT the Regiment nave
be.n and will be served to the s last a. they
enlisted
tt,, will be Organized IA this State during the War those de
s.rous joining this branch Of the service must embrace TINS
opportunity. '1sins '1ndn.., r.. con'",.,'d,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

II. r. Musterina OhIce.-Ohcer OF Volupteers
should nave written authority from their Colonies TO recruit
a. id.nce 10 he IT, s. MueriDs Officers for ansporai'n
., sstl ment cf accounts This written authority should also
he ndc sed by the United States Aus.ens and Dbouns
No sccoupt viii be paid transportation given urs" As
above JGle IL eepi9rasa t9t
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Ma. X. X. IL Roberfs. Preetiaipg Phy.ic viii give
Medical Lectures, exclusive to isaes sfefy MoSpAi shi
THIjRSDAN itcbce. No. 20 West 5o,h st som
ntncing always at s'clock Admission free Mira X de
votes her practice specially to all Diseases of Women aud
furnishes patients sill necessary medicines and RENE
dies Ampe accommodations house for all chronic
en and sdes duriug CO 1hneent Personal consultations
tree Advice by mail &l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

Seventh Ward Republican Asseciation.-In
Pursuance Of cali Of the Republican Central COMMITTEE
eetinr his Association will be held OF No 68 East Broad
way, EaiDAY EVENING. 27th inst at a O'clock to
Delees the Central Committees and Officers Of the
AssOcatioI for the ensuing year Polls from a to "a
o'clock By order. DANIEL L. PETIEE,
CHARLEs IL HALL, lc.x.,..;.. President
WAkAkFN RosEyRIT So@es
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

The Womnn,s Central Ass0ciutiou for Relief
has n. Office the receipt and delivery Of hospital
supplies. &C. No. 8i4 Broadway The kegistration Com
o}ier n IN continue its Attendance No zS Cooper
IInion i,oni 10 to II a m. EVERY MONDAY and TUES
DAY to receive applications for admission into the bosid o
Nurses. GEo r. AL1n'N' 'ec'o'ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

A Meeting OF the second Ward Republican
will be bsid at No. 293 peahst. tklDAl
ENENiNG Dec 81 10 elect Deleg 70 The Central 'm
nttte for ensuing year Polls open rom to ~
BY order JAMES MANNING, President.
NJ. C. FoRDHAN Sec retary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
IiehiE y, ard RepubIican Association.-Purs

IiRhiE J, ard Republican nAss0ciation.-Pursu-
the rs Of the Republican Central Committee election
vii D. he'd 81 esdquar,ers, No l78 Pucest upon FRI
DAY EVENING 9Th inst for the purpose of eectrg dele
gates the Certa Committees for the inconiDg year Polls
open from 10 = p. N.
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, President
t Wn. PATTERSON,
Fh, Ii. YEoS.ys, Se'rs'snes'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

A Meeting of the Fifth Ward Republican Az
will he held at sirds fhh Ward hote' Oh tHl-
DAY EVENING Dec 27 l66l at O'Clock for the purpose
elsco DELEGATES the Central Committees for ihe
tne year. Polls open from to p By order
JOSEPH b. TAYLOR, President.
WV. HESRY BAILEY, S.,.,,,ta.
VIZ. PARKER, S"NS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

Fourth Ward.-In pursuance lhs cs of the Republican
Central Comu it;ee the lNth WARD RkIUBLlCAk ESsO-
CATION will hold PRIMARY ELECTION or FRIDAY
ENESiNG, Dec %. at No. 375 PeaILst to ELECT DELE
GATES T. Vie ContTs and Meme Committees Poll
open from TO o'clock.
HENRY H. HUELAT, President
%ShrI, Mon pssiS tSfED''H' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
Gueflal Notices.

Pursuant to an Order Of ihe Rp,SIsrE RepneIssrnEn Cen
sn1, lin Vii M, at No. 50 eenwchst on FRIDAY
TyEHISG g 27b elect 1--WE delegates to the Central
Committee delegates to he fenne Mems oon",.ee p'.
onen frop 10 9 P. IN. By order. HENRY SMliH
-BKyJ G SYKES soc,s sIteslaeh|
Iasrpg C. SCULLY, Se'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
TLird Ward Republican Assocmtion- -Pursusl


Gail of the Republican CeDtal Gommee this Assoca
tioD will meet FRIDAY EVENING December 27 stl g
No 22 GTeepwicht elect Five Delsga to eeh OF the
Central Committees Also, to elect Officers and Ward Exc
cutie Committee for the ensuing year Polls open from
o'clock q o. x. ). GOULD, PTesideEt.
JoHS NJ COSTA. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

The Twenty.secoud Ward Republican Ass0-
c5nti0n will hold their primary Election 0fccs for
ns1 on FRIDAY Dec. q. at No ga sthav Poiis open
- RoBERr PATTERSON. President
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