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KENTUCKY.
NEW YORK nIARKEr-FeB. H.


FLOUR-Markst dull, hssyy and s9l0c per Dbl
lower, Shippers are only buying 10 limited extent
while the home trade refrso to take more than sum
'isI s1ieS are go % bbls Si' i 10 for supsrhs
stats; S5lEd525 Tor extra state, IS, ,0lQ5, 10 fOT
superhns western; S5l5@,5,s5 for common 70 me-
sxfn round hooped Ohio; and s5,eeg7, 10 Ter trade
s5s market closed dull with downward tendency
=CANADlAn FLOUR Market duh and lower
Sales are $50 bbls at S52O6b for common % cholcf
RYE FLOUR-In limited request ut Ss,s594,lC
for common to choice sHperfne. ..l-
CORN mEAL-Market very dull and drooP-
&HIsKY-In fair demand. Sales $50 bbls at lsc
WHEAFLMarkst dull and nominaIly I@2y
iower, and shippers In view Of the high rates oi
the high rate OF freight, and the extreme difficulty
material extent except decided decline from pres
sales are 5s0O bus hir Chieigo spring at 81 IS
Milwaukee club and Iowa and Wis amber 81 2I4i "a
delivered the latter At the outside price q Whit
western; 81, % winter red western.
RYE-Dun. Sales so bush At 55c.
BARLEY Y-Market steady with little better
SngSTy sSlsT est @ s Sas Pss1 STATE 65 dsi e
are 3OQ bush at sc for old mixed western IN store
closing with free sellers at these fguresi CSC new
mixed western e me = =. Depot e27k Tor inierioi
OATs-in moderate request Sales at asa3Ss
for western Canadian and ss9ss& State, inelpdini
PORK@MsFkst quiet and steady fbr mess, viii
sales Of l9e bbls at siIbo dull and nominal prime
- 'BksiFfF-Markst quiet and unchanged. sales ar.
i25 bbla at Sti7ae5po ior country mess Ss,009I0iO
for repacked megst Si063ll for oItsa mess
pV NIX N Kiss Is B EEl-Dull anu nominal.
BEBF II AMS-Quiet and arm sta 4, ,0Oior stafS
elsGl5,do and western, t-i 90
iili5l hIEAFE--h Market ealishtlT loHer. Sales
are 20 packages st e'f&e4c for shoulders; s@st'
for hams. rfiH 9ela
H0Gs-Dull at 1876. for corn fsd and dress,
ed, aud 81 66 for live weights, ~
eccOdnss from Eurora. 49,
LARD-Market dull and lover. Sales are 81
BUI1rE i-'In limited request at lO9lfe tor Ohio
CHKEsh sh9absady at ssIQzs for inferior %
prime.
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Palmer introduced ltWo resolutions, the
erbt that neither the Federal Government
nor The people or Government Of non
siavoholding States, have . purpose or Con-
stitutionnl right 10 legislete or interfere
with slavery in any State Of the Union.
The yeas end nays were ordered.
Hindmsn objected, proceeding to quote
from speech Of AIr. Lincoln. He was
called to order.
Botelsr asked for division Of the quss-
ton which the Speaker decided could not
be done, g voting had commenced.
Hndman, enid great confusion, insisted
on division, BE believed the assertion Of
che resolution untrue. Voices, call the
roll .....i
Burnett said be believed the assertion
to be false, and could not vote for It. Cries
Of order. Several explained their votes.
Vote was aai5un0ed, log against 4. No
quorum. Several Republicans asked TO
have their votes recorded. Leake and Bur
net obieoGod. The Speaker oysr-rpled the
objections. McClernHhd suggested that the
ron again be called, -5s a1s iI
Palmer said Hs different constructions
we're put on the resolution, he would alter
iG % he last part would read--any slave
holainR stais IN ths Union. That altered,
i passed, l16 against 4 The vote WAS
then T0-0Onsidered.
Burnst demhnded division Of the ques-
ton. III .,,.4 a
Mr.. Sherman offered substitute so as
70 enable Southern gentlemen % vote con-
ssientiously, as they could not be expected
To vote on the purposes Of the North, viz
Resolved, That neither Congress nor the
peoplaor GeFernments OF Ron-slAveh holding
Ststes hEYs the constitutional right to leg
ialatiFe upon. or interfere With slavery IN
any slayeholding State In the Union Pass
sd--yeas I6l No nays. s. sria
The question Wasmot taken on the otheE
resolution, IS itWas Suparcsded BY the sub
M NcKesn offered d resolution in sub
stance, providing for the appointing of
select committee OF ave to inquire If the
consent Of the people Of the Border Slave
States can be attained TO the plan of the
purchase Of the slaves therein By the Gov
/ ernnent In order TO prevent their following
the example ofthA Gulf States, and report 6
bill for thatpurpose. Laid over for debate
A resolution was passed calling for in
formstiou as 70 obstruetions on the collec
ton Of revenue in South Carolina, Georgia
Alabama and LOuisianR; also, what mea
surss we're taken TO secure the revenue cut
ters from seizure or recover those seized
together with other property; also, for th'
reasons which induced the President to con
osntrate troops in Washington, and Wheth
er he has information showing there is {
oonspiracy 70 seize the CRpital and preven
Il the Inauguration Of the President sleet,--
The latter portion was sn amendment b
Mr.. Burnett --f...5s
The Pacific Railroad bill is the specia
order tomorrow and Wednesday. lggse77
Mr.. Grow indicated that he should pro
pose to repeal that portion Of the bill givinl
certain privileges to the Texas branch ]
that stste sscedss. .--F moli .
The deficiency and diplomatic aPprOBris
tion bills we're acted on, and again return
ed % the Senate.
The Oregon and Washington war deb
bill was made the special order for Thurs
day week. a H
II Adjourned.
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ma. LINCOLN HAS STARTED.

SPAINa EIE4Ds 4 go. II.
Mr. Lincoln left the hotel at 2 so A. NJ, ae
cOmpauied by . large cOncOurse to the Depot
where nearly one thousand citizens had already
collected. Amer be had shaken hands with q
number Of friends, he took his stand on the plat
form Of car, and spoke as follows
Nv FRIENDSHIP one not in my position can
appreciate the sadness feel at this parting. To
this people I owe all that 1 an. Here have
lived more than quarter OF 3 century here my
children were born, and here one Of them lies
buried. 7 know not how soon shall see you
again. A duty deVolyes upon me which is perhaps
greater than that which has devOlNed upon any
other man since the days Of Washington. He
never would hsEe succeeded except for the aid Of
Divine Providence, upon which be at all times
relied. j feel that ] cannot succeed without the
same Divine aid which sustained him, and in the
sans Almighty Being ! place my reliance for
support. hope you, my friends, VIII AL pray
which cannot succeed but with which success
is certain Araiu. ] bid you al an afegtiOuate
farewell. Loud applause and cries Of I'VE will
Duriifs ihs speech Mr.. Lincoln betrayed much
emotion, and the crowd was adecred 70 tears.-
Tbs tTlin len precisely at $50.
The following porsons accompany Mr.. Lincoln:
j. g. Nic0lay, Private Secretary Of the President
elect; Juo. hay; Roht. r Lincoln; Major Hunt
ef, O. s. A.; Col. Sumner, u. s, A.; Col. =. Z.
Ellsworth; Hon. J. X. Dubois, State Auditor;
Col. W. II. Lamar, Aid to Gov. Yates; Judge
David Davis; Hon. 0. H Browning; =. !. Ba-
ker, Editor Springfield Journal; RObt Irwin; n.
B. Judd, George Latham.
Ms. Lincoln remains IN Springfield until next
week, and viii meet Mr. Lincoln in New York
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
FROm NEW KOHR.

F .NnW YoRK, Eeh. II.
The ship lllchasl Angelo, from New Or
leans for Havre, vent RsbsTe on the Great
Bahamas on he night Of jan. 26lh, and be-
came q toiat wreck. The cargo was saved,
end taken into Nassua by wreokers, .ss
The Whallhg bark Massachusetts, aFriE,
Cd at Rio laneiro Dec, l4th, II sharge Of
ths 6Fst mste, who stated that the 6aptAin
lsh he bark with three boats and their
crews, 18psrs5ns, On the 6th Of December,
in chase q & large sperm whale. Night
coming on, snd heavy gale a. the time,
he Lost sight of The boats and laid the bark
q during the night but the boats did not
return to the vessel. He than crUised .seT-
sral dsys in search of them, and nOtlfall-
ing il with then, concluded thsy were all
lost. We then put into Rio, but on the
ssna evening Of the day the Massachusetts
arrived, news vas received from Santos
that the captain, with his boats aud crews
all arriVed ssfs At that port on the l0ti
inst AFTER being Eve days in the bOst.
without provisions
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COMMERCIAL.
b rT,EVRI,AND nIARKFT-FRB, N,

I' DL HN hAAANU MAX hEE-FEhs IL.
FLOUR -saisS Or 70 bbls common extra ct S4,ss.
10 bbs double extra RED Al sS2A ana VO bbla white
do at $780, rgr b,. b..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dnll and heavy. No saies ere
reported and and prices are merely nominal. Is
CORN-ouist and steady at Sc. Ia
OAT6-sals Of I car at &c. -as .r.
BARLEY-sAlss Of / car st coo. s,rsr-
RYE-Quist at sO@55c. sBt.yfr
CuQGs-Insotlve- doing. Prices are
G6nin6liy the same. rr,
BUTTRR-Falei Of stubs Uentral at IIe.; 400 ns
fair quality q. lO@lOKc In tubs and crooks; bbls
fair roll at llo. .l8sts5f
q EGGs-salss of 2 bbls ct llo.
HAMS sales b LOO bs oity-ourOd at IOc-- isr
sERDs-sAiss Of 100 bush Clover at sl9bl2k
and % buah TimotAY at s2,25. r9 1is,
% EIGHWTNEs-salesO Of 80 bbls at lOO. w b.
SUGARS There has been general decline in
suears For quotations see table. 8di e
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" fl .asaF-.7f CHICAGO, Feb. II. :
Seven persons were drowned yesterday
while attempting to cross 3 small stream in
Mercer county, Ill, in q sleigh. The party
consisted of an old man named Minty,
Mrs. Mary Hays and two children, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hodson and two children, Mrs,
Barge end two children. Minty saved
himself and one of Mrs, Hodson's children,
BY swimming, and Mrs. Hodson remained
in the sleigh holding the other child an
hour and half on the side ooard, until as
sistanee came. Both we're taken out alive,
but the, mother died shortly after.
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q NightIs RspOrt.
OoNGREssFONAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. Il.
..r HoUgE aeli
1Er, Briggs presented memorial from citizens
Of eeneea Fallss n, =, in favor Of Border Stale
Mr. crair, Of n. c., offered ti1is: u n
Where's, South Carolina, Georgia, Alnbdma,
Mississippi, Louisiana and FLORIDA have seeded
from the coniederaey Of the United States, and
establiEhed Southern eonfedefacy; and
whereas, 1t Is desirable that the most amicable
relations should exist between them, and war
avoided AS the greatest celsaity that can result
~ uAefellles ~ - sa-AA ral.. ca la
Resolved. By TIE Senate and House Of Repre-
eeltatTes, that the President be required 70 ac-
knowledge the Independence OF the said Southern
Coniedefacy as soon as the o1icial information OF
its e5ta6lishmeHt srel be feceifed, and receiye
suen commissioner q may be appointed by that
9oEernmen5 y ior AZ Amieable adjustment of ell
Mr. Craig asked that tho resolution be puton its
passage nov, IS all men desired that peace be
Mr. FarnsWofth moved that the resolution be
referred 90 the Committee on Patents, (Laugh-
On motion Of 1Ir. Craig. It Tas referred. to tis
Committee on Foreign Affairs. us ....'.if
Mr.. MOClefnand introduced Q resolution
which was adopted, reoiting that by The
seizure Of the mint money, and Custom
House, By the reFOluGonary authorities
he United States are put st dehance and
calling on the President, IL not incOmpati-
Bile with The public interests, for oil the faotl
IN the case and what Steps, II any, have
been taken or contemplated 70 recover pos
session Of the properly. .sla
Mr. Terry asked leave % offer 3 resOlu
ton instruoting the Committse On Judici
aryto inquire into the expsdishey Of amend
ing the Constitution 90 as % expressly for
bid ghs WithdraWal Of any State without
the concurrent vote oftWo.thirds Of botl
Houses Of Congress, approved Of by thl
President, and consent Of all fhe,stttes. Z
Mr.. NinsloF ofjsCted 57,
Mr Bnrok intT0daoed resolution es
tablishinga IerrifoFiaI GeTernment foi
NeYeds, q exeEn dihg the Southefn bounda
ry Of Oalilor1la over It. o3e
Ar. HisElss offered resolution recon
msndihg The celebration Of Che I'D inst. q
Q national holiday. Adopted.
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A p1ABoL1cAL ATTEMPT.

g. 44r ~ got PITTsBUReH, Feb. II.
A diabolical attempt was made 10 destroy the
fhmllY Of Augustus HOeVeleF, al wellknOW citi-
zen Of Lawrenceyille, By an Internal machine
means Of fuse. The whole front Of the build
ing was shattered BY the explosion which was as
loud Is the discharge Of ordnance Several bul.
lets struck different part3 Of the room IN which
Hosveler's family were aleeping, but all mirac.
uously escaped injury. No cline b had 70 the per-
pstrator Of the hendish set
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YoRK, Fsb.-tI--
The liabilities Of Freeland, seuires s Co.,
who failed Friday, are two millions dollars.
superintendent Kennedy rsiterates that
the arms hsde1 not been given up. L ap-
pears that they were sold By the State
Bank, Of Hartford, to the State Of Georgia.
On the contrary Cromwell 8 Co, owners Of
the steamer Monticello, and others eay that
The order for the release has been received.
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WAsmINGTON NEWS.
y y 2 " y = ?" =
WASHINGTON, Feh.fIB

" hsHINuloNI T en-tA
A proposition i6likeiy to be soon offered
IN the Commissioners Convention, under
Republican auspices, proposing an acoon-
mOdation on the basis Of q NstiOnal Con-
vention for the consideration Of amend
ments to the Constitution, 70 be called BY
the States, on TIE Recommendation Of Con-
gFess. 9aef'le
Jef. Davis telegraphed here to-day, ad-
vising against auY attack on Fort sumter,
He supposed Col Hayne vas stin here,
and expected his counsel WOGld produce
some eject in shaping bis corTespondencs
With TIE President, se s.
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sErrnED.sa-srABBED

....-..-.-..--.---.. DO SilNCAAhAIli Feo- IL y
MessFs. Moody and Herman met this
morning near Newport, Ky, and while
waiting the arrivsi Of the surgeon, friends
interfered and the challenge was with
drawn and the matter smicably adjusted.
When the parties we're returning to New
port they we're arrested BY the Sheriff Of
Campbell county, KY.
About twelve o'clock last night Ger
man named Anthony Kiltenstein was
stabbed to the heart by Charles Klingler
and instantly killed. saa-
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIEGToN, Feb. II.
John A. Rockwell, formerly member Of
Congress from Connecticut, died last night
Of apoplexy. 7s1sl ~ lll =, t.s
Itis thought the Peace Conference viii
recommend the reference Of the question
in dispute to National Convention.
The President has recognised Robert S.
TreadWeu, asvice consul of Spain, ct Ports.
mouth, n H., and Carl Schmidt ct Cinoin-
natl, as Consul of the Duchy Of Brunswick
and Lunsburg, for Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky
and Illinois. ~, .-a r.~lr gr
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sECHETAHY RL0ED.

Ex-Gov Floyd viii be hsrs next week
tosubmit himself to the criminal laws Of the
District he prOnOunoes ell charges frivo-
l0us and malicious and instigsted BY Ex-
Secretary Thompson, aided By the Admin
isiraiOn.
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lILTTARK PREPARATI0Ns.

W AhH1AGIQN, req. III.
Gen scott has ordered all the forces of the
District TO be ready fng duty on ths i2th inst The
day previous 70 counting the electoral vote in the
House.
No dimeulty e expected, however
Gen Whitman, Of the District Militia, re-
fused 9 commission TO Capt. Schaefer, who is not
considered eeund On the Union question
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#eaifia1tSss.. 3.
OeI TWELVE YEARS AGO


1871 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OOA the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles in accoTdance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the title Of TtfE GREEN BEka
COMPANY Of New Eerk. Thecuntinued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hole they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justhse the honor
conferred upon the Association BY LegislatiYa en-
actment aud they have reason TO eel great pride IN
SO chartered b public authority. Uu8oc Cited testl
mony from public and private individualt ana com
mendEtory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness 20 the medical SKIN and high personal
character Of the gsntlemen1connected Wtte sne in
stituttOn thus assuring the public that, among the
many unWorl 1y advertisers Of the day, III q GkiF-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and viii be q
reliable and Trustworthy Medium for the torRtion
Of hsaith 70 the afflicted, and ell Who are suffering
may address them with entlre conhdenca
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucidly set forth in GRE F.
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, 81 invalhabie
medical work, published for family use and thrrs-
fore sold the nominal price o. 25 cents Tor which
sun Il is mailed free 10 any part u the country.
The health Of American Women diseases Of Ohii-
as we'll as the common diseases incident 70 this ooun-
try, have received the attention Of this Institution
and it 8 enough say they have proved themselves
fully compstsni for the great trusts ch the public
have confded 70 ther skill. an
Their ssries Of Meicinea EN- hrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 dideFent Diseases With minute
directions Accompanying each article. The nadi-
cine TO which We wish 70 can the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease Is al1 14
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Il URIOUs- kOINUIDENCNl
SLOAN UEDEa THE OOUETERli
.snIFa.Anp or1E7s IL ! bornl !.

N0RRI5l sight Nilh bis CsldBfatsd ARABIAN
Sll-Allt1lg4 row .llSs Hhsfs slsly owner of
lo1 Ity 0f the Diseases rttuliaf To aucb AnirlaIq
b Thy 1r1i s 8oF1lely1 11udlV for o8ld3 COrrh7
LOS q rpetites Hide bound. DigtemperSl lcs "a
Lheio Powders eiuays elgu satisfsctio1. - -
Lheu11ndI Who haTa uged than, ein fsstifr ~
lireul1rl.| IEY them. Tor 1ala ~ ~ r. &C.,
~ v. Palmer, Benton Ar5,1lrs, Clsga ard q -
" al IN tts c1sI.lrll Hso, at utrI7li5
ke9 = :, - g niaEio 5iEset eleyqald,
ieoskAatW g, g. NQRR6.
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Hknrrosp. Frunbun o.. 0.

hereby certify that have been dealing n the
Gr8lshberg ediones for the past year and can tru
" say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided a1probasion
81 the people Ike these, particularly the Pills and
Cathollcon. IheF viii perform all and more than g.
promised for them. have sold about hfty bottles
of the Uatholicoh TIE past year and hear the best
resulIa a even case l.7 J. h q. QHNsONs,
March 2, lS5I. Medical Agent,
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TIE GBEFENBERG
MARsHALIs UTERINE aOATHOLICOS

which "a offered as certain cure IN cases acoOmpa-
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
weakness, Eaintnees, Deranged Apostle, ealloW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and kinney, Ohillai
Geld Hands and Feet, Bloaatng "a EeFsTis hnes1l hsu-
ralgia, Relpitation Oh the Haart plzEne8sl herE-
ousueas, Heedaches hegtielsnessl Distlr5ed sloepi
FINISHES Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain In 1he spine and between the Shoulder, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigasttons Difficult Passing 81
Urine With heat or smarting, Itcningi Burning OF
Irritstion to the Uterine Organss Nightmare, Dis
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HOAE TEgTIRONY-

In thiE connsction we oner NV luasti moDials:
II an . Methodist Ciergyman, and when on my
circuit have met With many women troubled with
tbs diseases f5r which you advertise Marshais Ute
rine Catholic0n cure- have advised its use and
il has effected complete cure MhereyeE Z haa been
used, +. Rev. PETER SHARP q
- Western Star, Ohio.
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TBHUANTEPEU ROUTE.

W AsHINaToN, RED lO-
RumoTs are aaoat relating to some new scheme
for re-cpening the Tehusntepec route to-oalif0rs
nia- ~ s stated that several millions OF cspi-
IA have already been subscribed In New York,
and that Duncan, Sherman Colare some way
engaged On the matter.
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TENNEssEE FOR II UNION.


The Tennessee delegation are 10 receipt Of des
patches o-day, showing tae result Of the cleo
sion n that state, yesterday. The Union men
have carried everything before them by an over
Whelming majority.
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VENsEL NuNK.


The ship Jno. Trucks, from Liverpool,
vas cut through By the ice when coming
up the river last night, when opposite Arch
street The Steward, whose name VAS vii
coz, was drowned in the cabin. She lies
in hftY feet Of water.
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nTRmPHIs ron FHE UNION

LOuisVILLHi FEB. IA i'
Memphis gives between 500 and so majority
for the Union candidates to the Convention, Re-
turns from the west of tennessee Indicate the
election Of Union candidates. ilii'it
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- Medicine sgnt 70 any part Of the country
receipt OF ten dollars.
p. GiBsON's New Work On Physiology for sal
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years erhsrIsnce exclusivoiV freatl Di,ssSss
81 tie Eye, tnd Dsafhess &C \ o. % Bond 81 eis5s-
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Artlneltl els9 inserted iHA2 MOvE, and the bust
qlaitl. DR.. r. nll taE81a Diploma ID oomuafiti1n
with al other oculistl a. the 1V7 Yor $500 80
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