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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE TO PUBLIC CARTM n, EX-
~ pNESsMEN and DBtN Frs 90 RENkW ThEIR IL
Cf.SEs hrreby given Renewals Of License
to Keep Public Cafts aud tyi Wagons aud 10 be fuD
Carmen wil be granted ti ot'e between the hour OF
lTa a. AVID n ~ dAiiv eomuiruanz on MONDAY. Sepi.
. 5b The uInio.r must ne pain-o on tse sid" o.
the Cara sEons 'scrofdny g. s~. e' III. s' shu
my ~ be- a.r"crd srd the Oh License af,rr b-'n-
checked by the prco1 must % pfeson1rd 10 the tu''
Nar.h.l iog renewal -.
y License WI be- removed se he 3ls, Day of Oct, lpt
Bv tDa .isyor. OfJRoE W. Dk1ON,
49,. .,si,c. Sent !: le4 firs. Marshal
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EW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
y WALL-sTREEr
CASH cAPiTAL..................s 600.

TIL, Cofrp,nv aa. been sr-rr,ui ofefao Tor moro
ii..t. TflfrlI YEARS rr1 c0lfiuu~s % ASSURE sgnnH
To-, md Daini,eby siRL upoa t,us as sfofa9 a. 'ii-f
.nlsfufirnA $500. $500. ..,....
All Los.Es LiHERALLI AnIusrED ArD PROMPTLY rAip'
rlrYcrcg1'
DANIEL USDERH,bL. fresdeoi
Oii,-.V Lone. William faainn Cha. l.. Stewart,
- . !, vrour S.rd a. Warm sar.nri n Dodge.
,hr.i,,,. b. l.gt. a. b. li-.ner h.cAae tislo, tsf.
..-in. {. Harr1t, hy viups brdeI, las u Lev"
John b. Al1frV, Il. H. huclsisu. tin"iucfs y hhisf
Josiah D. Low. William lirf,e, Joseph A. Drry Gus.
John Fwsn. bhpnm, hnVey, Jtinrs =. nilcsi
William DepeW nsn) }. He.dder Janirs /, " l.nt .
T.. COOPEE DEDEhER, Secretary.
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ln5aranJe Gompanles.

MUTUAL Liza i.sl.A atE COMPANY
% Eo.rUA
Csrfrtt NAV D. lsss nvgg a. ~ 20
u,srrtnuritt o. auuPLrt llCl.H-K D. isoj %TSs.y9o.
Arsi.fs vii g. r-c-.rl ~ orl nf rs. 10 On ,noao'
r.rr-,i.-s - 4-as. f.nEr' in .l.Nl ard HAFi
fl.ts W 81 h0 i1.rn fal f.Hfrrlfs t.nD4.ts
lan .s .ua reports sli ratd upon epg irniien
Do a.. sr,r,fsff. ne Homo taaf or % SAMUEL :.
sTLtE.s a-.nt I'D Attorney a. he COMPANY no. hV
LF1sL4ay. New inII.
WILLARD rHifLfrs President,
BEsJ. }. afLkEss, Voc Freeier;
TpsTrE 4 GfliEsg ~ccut.fy.
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CITY OF Nra ioRE. DEPARTMENT ~ FisGck
forqTLOiLtrs rIiicE. sept VI, iSyh
Z EASES or PUBLIC DOCKS, PIERS AND
SLIPS ~ II CTiON-Tir r1-t 90 collect aud rrtfi
larr Tor hr Occupation o. und ~
dcls lp ihe oi Ten year. nom the hi.'
d~v 4 soycnyrr ~, Hi De- snt q pubic auction A. the
Ci, Hal on I4rsaay obrr &c. 1885,, q. II eioct' H.
North kiyga
1t 10 g. pier 81 tie io.t ~ W 4n' 'trcet
Lot no E. ,irf 80. A. fno. 81 Cher ton street
10. Nn O. fi~f No 81 loot Of X ias e.'rt
Ii So g. per FH. 9 io'i 81 D. ton street
lorna o. adj ions o. solo Ne bod ~ I've Comptroller
OH .c. ~
L., ORDER Of tie Comm .sioneis OF 81 sinking furd
MATHEW o.. BRESNAN. Conn tfnrer.
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A. L. sder -s-ef az Eyrng 'he 4 oliver ara
SON hs'fs.f sid pcri ,oa u ctatiuue during tie pe4-uf
o. .Ae Common Council
Which saa nd0rt.d
Resouton We ~ I'D La .sifeets from Waa.sion
V,-s ryea, reg1lai-d srd Fldd uad'I 60 tT'c
Of the Cor3i1ouer, end tie. t4e or anyng ori
nance therefor be adopted
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hrp1f, OF 'oniif-tfc h ''t+' 1T 80 ~ ''
lulOa tani wefi wih tle Necessary ~ us Na-i 1"e
cn.er15 be tu.s - Msst-r' 1eswttn We -.eiel "a
t2afeeiitn ava Dp- 4iul-. "a f.I N.' -
the difteoa OF tLc tfol'n "tN~4- 10 1870 ''- w. "
cocspeliyl.s ordnance 90. -oi ~ tHo fsto'
Which VIZ soori.f hy ifr lo'9""t tm.'i 81, ..
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J'oi' nhanHoi 'Ipp .lctbs1" "9'''' '0'-'--' '-''
...h' . 49,. q, ,,- 81 min, 70,
Report Of toianii'.e ga Finance 'n i's o. "a pIz '
niion ila ne Cor pfs-r- ~ eI-o' I. 'tAN 800
~. p. tn@ fr.r1ei.' ' r. 80 G 10 80 -. -,
80 80" W NC tiDfs''~ ~, % 10y 4 -
hs i.a, Of III csrs ne ao1Hi T. BE- charged y 'Ae
hct.Wi"!'f - iit 49, 4. tf OF y Afl4~"f
Hhlch va aG ttee ~ y. clown 49,, .os ,,, vco,
, ii Ok, S.' l -" H.. No.
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Az tEIIF nOs,d nat iA1 oosId % now adjourn
" hicA W.. lot "a a. division, viz;
The President. Aldermen Chip Eyer y
hs. reA crfnfn foK'Joas', on-Ln0l, slehilsh 'ere
.iiah. Hardy, M.st.non-7.
rAPlRs FROH BOARD o. COUECiLMES KE3-MED.
Reseirtd, That ihe pol " t'o s-tu Lec"n Diaiet q, ht
Twcnsh ~ ara D. hcd tn. house Il John Grant Number
Oue bAfe snd sryenty cae as I"saih sovcnih street
Which land
Rsai-s Tat TIE place for holding the polls Of the First
District 1seiivstctsd NaId b. changed 'm rn"bc4 NV
hundred scgcntytyo Eisnth avsIne 10 nimDt1 tour
hundred and "a I.!ytwo sintA avenue.
Which gOucur.ed Ia
Re, ired Ti,t nfo hydrart le pscri the uofhes.t
conner ODs Hundred AMI Tsens. ssoo 1nd ssnh'
assDne dT tie direction VI o L.ot9h Aqueiacl DepaI
Whc. wss coDcurcd In
Resol-ed Th,t the stree. Coron.r be directed 70 re-
move the lsmp.poss now standing IN front OF the
hiu- or NOoss street, between Prince ard spring r
tsrt, occupied psc. Of woF'hp ~ tbs cong gallon
s. Of prsY-r sid tho tie pavemoyt IN fInt
f ,h, buidag broadway cEst side b'tween rhiy NJ Il
and Thirty so fee,, now occupied 80 place oil "Sishp
By ssid sSayrrgaiion.
Which Wa copcursd IA 4,
Iela On Of bo.rd Of Aldermen that ID, election poll OF
Tie m e.tt rlsron District Of the Fightsenih " ara be
h. IA on IN. so 81 Twenty fu sgeet hnd rEst
sysIe n,,i otfrrwie ordered b. The Common Council
(by nofId of Jopnciln..r. september twenty 'e"h',
trnenI-d b, .,rking tr words souhted corner .!
f~riy uld fifsAstnu' ara 'nio,'ils "a u,
words nohetsl corner OF hneteent' seet aid
fIrstasruut-'(
Which W-a lid over. -,
REQ uon tAat D. ruisson be given 20 Ecnhm'n ",sdiy
" ese-t bay "huo" IN Premise ilniner '~o n
mir three fhhaseh1e The northeast corner o. ."e"5
.-vealh--tI'ef.
Winch referred 10 the Cou'gitieo on sireeis
Report o. tee t"nHte bfdnancer Win 'e'o'o'"n 70
au-ud chapter rirtysevrn. arlcr twenty u lht ht'S
Dlcuane o Our tlOlsini egt hundred anJ MY hNe' u
reiaflou o. cHris md ftiaci,
NL.c. we i'ued 10 ihe Committee Oa Ordinnfes .
Report o. iirr Finance, Ni'u fct n'i"i i't .'
LLruc.vd
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CITY CovEBrnBNT'
Eo.rd OF Aidcrs"er'
STATED SESSION fhnrsosy'

- - ,,~u President. Alderman fox
rrss-ntoA Chip Mcknight. kyeTs jeremiah
,soes, Wss.,,,en C,ttiwon. Farley Long. , II -.
hsdy 5000. s Two lss meetings were read ard ~
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~ ITF FNF7TnTNT- ,---,-,o roTrrTI h .rT n
gseped That o.. CLERK Of ths o'is s ~ h $500 AVA
.S.d IL & Ge ,aes ,s9 90, ND f ao1 q,
" snp"ie e'se. v1sslss Of voter under the new
800 ~ ,Spa, applicable to se Cay Of Ne"'le orb
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II 'IhTTH ~
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED By Ink
4 UNDERSIGNED uutsl THURSDAY, Ootober ID ~.
a. ,,vo osoc T. t the ieoste ceivesy. 20 ths Dc
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DROPosALs FOR RAISING wRECKsAT NOR
FOLK, VA, AND IN THE VICiNIT Y
NAVY DEPARTMENT, February

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February 4, 1854
pRoRosALs , 4s wiz IL be received at the Navy DEPART
Aa
'hs q SHm'Ps ahS
Newport News; and : Merrimack,' near Craney
The small s,eamsT. Whitehall Old Point.
+ .sssEs ana
Cumberland, ;, and whatever may be on board of
her, eiafssr h pubic or private property, to be de-
other convenient place which the Government may
designate, without any further mu.ilation than
Il viii be required By the Government s,i that the
not on
any other n Wresk without permission of the Gov
The Government. will aEso claim the right of
designating The order in which, after the Cum
Rsehf K shall Rs Be oe
raised whole.
No sale or appraisement can he claimed by the
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
nan ed saall have been removed. and duly received
by the Commandant, unless by authority of the
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion of Keel or floor timbers remains.
All the wrecks, as well as fragments of timber
and other material. (which may be the result of
such place or places as the Commandant may desis-
nate. And such property, after having been re-
charge of the United States Government, until
disposed of asreeably to the specifications of the
contract to be made.
AL the appliances used in raising the wrecks
must be furnished at the expense of the contrac-
tors
The offer must state the rate per ceutum or sal
yage, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
for wrecking, the value to be ascertained and de-
termined by two persons to be appniated by the
department, and one person to he appointed 6y the
contractors, the actual proceeds OF q ssle At
public auction, for the whole or any part, as the
Department may elect The offer must be acc m
panied by the guarantee of responsible parts thAt
the tract Ill be executed II awarded. The De,
rartment reserves the right to reject All bi1s Q,
parties who have not the proper means proVidsi
FOR executiDg the work and OF annailng the con-
tract If the work l. not scnted in due proportion
must also state the time required TO 40 the work.
Pre- posais VIII be a,arked, Proposas Tor raising
wrecks at Norfolk DC, 50 as to prevent them
f1om eing o pc ned with other letters. fe6-2awiw
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CONG SSIoNAL.
IN THE SENArE r5sy-

IN THE IN - r t-@.s Fs's
Lr. Sumner moved The rPtoasi,,erati-r Of tfae
vote CT yesterday acc ptiHg tie report OF and
ais hartmg lie Committ.e oc. the District Of
Columbia nom The further consideration Gf fhe
suhJ. 81 - tqnai privileges for coiored persons
Cn railroads
Mr. Crmts thought it ur:e tessary to recon-
sicer, e lie mattel bad been .ully considered
~ he Comtsitsee. Tne serSan; OF the ri; road
Z. mIGnY. Who i charged with committing the
ri -eG outage IT, spelling Dr. AugUsta, the
cGiored eErEeou nom the car, had beer exam
ilcu, aEt tie law sbs,:oriug The company
To- Led into, and j. Is fuurd tAeTe IS nothing
y hl.h @ui! CIizsS thT cx huston OF AIRY class If
r.TsGis irCm ihr cars. The affair cor pla,ued
II CcepEGrG II the lijh street line, WHERE tbera
ware 10 cars ior coiGr-d people, hut they have
sinCe been Put ou that atas Weil as the 7ta street
liLe and it is found that colored people have
The s"rne iesul rit hts and remedies that others
have in the premises
Alter remarks by dessrs. Sumner, Wiley,
.Jofnscn, tiisan. ana Salisbury,
Mr. Sumner expressed himself satisfied, foV
the presert at least, and withdrew the motion
TO reconsider.
In the course OF the discourse, nTr. Wilson
M nticnrd that he had seen r stat, Ipent that
the same Br. Augusta had been put cut OF the
Supreme Court 10 III tie other day. Nit.
Crimes said he had !; letter rom one Of the
Judges .ating that the court knew nothing OF
il, and he'd 10 rules or regulations exciading
any one frCm witnessing their proceedings
MIR. Fessenden called up the internal revenue
bill as returned from the House with the n
dorsement OF the disagreement of that boiy to
the report Of the former Committee OF Confer
ence. ard asking that a new Committee of Con.
ference BE- appointed.
On motion the vote by which the report OF
the former committee was concurrad in by the
Senate was reconsdered and another commit
tee appointed.
The bill to equalize the pay OF soldiers IN
the United States army was called mp, the pend
ing amendment being Of mr. Collamer to in
cIude all persons enlisted under the Presidents
call OF Octsber, 1863, for 100000 nen, IN the
provisions oil the bill, excep:ia las uRrectonary
dis tricts.
After debate, Mr.. Sumner moved to amend
the amendment so as to provide that all per-
sons W nose papers shall show that they vera
enlisted under the act of 1861 shall receive the
pay and bounty provided by thai statute.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment which ex.
tends the pay and bounty to free persons, but
no action was taken.
The bill consolidating surveying general dis
tricts was passed.
IN TBB HOUSE,
The Navy appropriation bill was considered
lin Committee of Whole on the State of the
Union) and an additional section added appro-
priatiDg $4,000 for constructing dry dock at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The bill was then
passed.
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FROM Il NaxyELIE.
LorsStreet e etreatins preci.if

hkCSV!LLE, Ftb 24-A' raoonnoisgance In
force, under command Of General Stoneman
with iha forces of Gem rails Hascailand Han
was made On Monday nif ht towards Buii q ap.
which discovered that the rebel cavalry had
retreaied beyond the Fra nch Broad RI YER
On Saturday. the Goth, Longstreet began his
retreat from Strawberry Flaals towards Bulls
Gap, first destroying the bridge, ana rsnurts
say, his camp equippage, &c.
Genefai SchohrlG moved to the plains with
the Union forces to-day, aud sign.d q the COM
mand OF fhe post AMI oefencs s of Rockville 10
Brigade General Hascali, who wit send for
ward the amy equippsge aad stores
Rpmors OF raid by the Union forces in
IoEgstreets rear: re current, which IA sun
posed to account for the precipitats reoel ra-
treat. All is quiet along the iinrs
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArCHEsl
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL GRANT,
Inc Battle at Tunn~l Wiii-Capiu-e of
Ihree Unndred R ah.Ix

CHATTANOOGA, Fec 25.-Tn the eupagemen.
al iuGnei Hii' yesterday Senerai Palmer can
turned over three hundred prisoners. who have
ten brought In. We lost about seven,y-iv
in Killed and wounded
The Rebel Army in the s, u,bwes,.
RiaGGoLp, Ga, Feb. 23>-h reconno;sssnc,
Of cur forces has resulted in ascert.inIng tnat
Hardes's corps had left TO Reinforce pnIk il,
Mississippi. Stevenson and Hiudnaa's c,rpx
of two divisions each, are in Thomas, from :.
Breckinridge has been ordered to takesc,.n
mand In West Virginia. He will PROBABLY
take with him his X n ucky Brigade.
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Proclamation Ly Goyerna. ,ur,;r

HAERiS RG. Feb. 25.-GoyPruor curtin has
Issued i proclamation relating u eulistguaats
III P5nIsy yaaia tor other State-, eniAintag
upon all ma Eistra;eS, etc, strict Ylat.aa,.. IN
enforcing III" laws Of tie Common = "a III,
against all persons who shan a tempt within
Il is State To recruit volunteers for other Statss
and appealing tc veterans 70 re-enMst from
Pennsylvania.
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The Capture Of Selma Credited

CAIRO, Feb. a5- Professor Win.bel who
came passenger on the steamer ianuie from
Nickshurg, ates tbat the news of the capture
of Selma, 4 Ia, by General Sherman, WAS
brought Q E.CEshGrg by & eoarar d,rect from
Genei al Sherman. Professor Nincha! 2 i tie
III .oTmaiien ffom Captain Fink len, d-par,rn ut
quartrI master al Ficks burg, and entire comb
dence is placed III il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

AGRAND DOUBLE BILL
fer the occasion.
hR. BOOTH IN Two CHEAT CHARACTERS
ONLY TIME PUSITIVRLY
of the two magnificent plays which wa have aa-
Deurced for this evenings performance either ono
of which usually sufees for the entire entertain
ment Of night both Of them are to bs pre- ssn ed
with great precis and ele gauoe the cast of chas
actsrs of each being OF unprecedented strength
The performance will commences vita ShAk.
spearess Great Plsy of she
MERCHANT OF yENIOE,
sh, lccs the Jew Merehsnt..... Nj. Edwin DO sth
In which he is upe qusled by any living actor
To conclude with the besutiful three act drama OF
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Cesar. Observation-Disclosures Mr Edwin Booth
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Booth viii app. ar far
Play Of
A G ET H
which y i'll be present ted With ell the original Music
slpropriate Scenery CoEtumes. &c
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he Navy.

NEW YORK, Feb :5.-rhe irigata Niagara is
ordered 20 be prt pafed for se.. il.ne iiat.ly.
SIX more VI Admiral / Farragul's fsetar r.aiy
to leave Tn &c inole gunbcat- 8t this t.ort 4r,,
orcefe 70 he Vim nston blockade. Aru.aor
says The Eaudalit is ordered T. Ghlua
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sHERMAN'S EXPEufTgcy

No Reliable News Yet-Thr Capture of
Selma, Ala, not Generally Credited.
MfhPHIs, Feb 23-There is O reliable news
ifrcm ; herman and smiths expe iifion.
TIE SartErt of Selma, Ala. by sherman Il
rot generally credited, although he ne ws came
from Nicksburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

SThe rebel Congress mas passed a bill to
prohibit the importation OF lnxuriss into The
(,opfed.yacy A cotemporary asks, Would
not a H. W declaring the blockade raised be quite
as appropriate and equally as effective 20
Should a man in prison with no avenue Of
communication with the world but the key
hole, formally announce that he would not
receive sponge cake or mince pies, but merely
the plainest sort OF fare, he would perpstrate
a joke not one whit more bald and miserable
than that " hich ihe rebel Congress has g,t Off
in this pIoiIibito1y act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

e8-A dan cling match at Chicago recently,
fuXcm Dutch girl danced nine hours con.
staEtly when her partner ACKNOWLEDGED him-
self fairly beaten and very tired. The damsel
then took six glasses of lager and quietly wenL
to breakfast
GIN. FREMoNT.-A Fremont Campaign Club
is about to hs rue5 In New York CITY, for
the purpose of bringing the name OF John q.
Fremont be fore the nafionai convention as q
candidate for the presidency.
n1-The London Times thus states the Dam
isb auestio Her Majesty's brother in-law
ar her daughters father in law have oscu-
MED wi in, tbtir forces two provinces claimed
by The rather in law OF the Princessof Wales -
1Tw o parties have been arres tedi in Chica-
30 se indlers for ad ver;ising their ability to
Irsdict the future husb band CT wife OF any p arty
COZ srlting them, for the small sum OF twsaty.
i've C. uts.
0The spectators IN New York are on To
incrsas The Times says the crowd oi ont
tders in " ,ll,am sryeet 10 now swelling 70 tho
proportion Of the most excited times Of Lass
Summer, 1853 - ss
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ECRC'9 NEW THE ATER
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay

TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
j. LESTER WALLACas 8 GREAT PLAY OF
RpSEHALE
Or, THE RIFLE BALL.
1t will be repeated
THIS HVENING,
with new and elegant Scenery, Costumes, Appoint
ne nts, dc at a cot OF
ard the following powe, full cast
Eliot Grey. ........ Mr. Chas n. wslcot yr
Rosa Leigh Mrs. Ohas NJ. Walcnt u
Lady Flor nee Msy............... Mss Alice GRAY
Mstin new Leish. Village Doctor. Mr.. j. Rerns
Fu1berry Kobb.. Mr. o. Bishop
ffies NICK emma, Returned Convict,
Tabitbs etork. ......................M Mrs MczzY
La dy Adsiis Grey. Miss Osbcrna
MoIdaY, first night OF season of
-FOUR GRAND OPERAS,
hy the celebrated opera Troupe from the Academy
of Nuaic, New York
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FRIDAY EVENING, seb. IS.
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NIB EDWIN BJOTH
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STbe New York clergy men have finally
uttered their protest against raiies in which
they make three points. First: rafting is con-
uaIy TO the law OF God. Second it is contrary
to the law OF the State; and, Third the judg-
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