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Aid Meeting In Boston.

BosroN, Nov. "a large meeting
for the purpose of raising funds to carry
on the work of educating the freedmen
was held by the New England branch of
the Freedmen's Union Commission in
the Fremont Temple last night, Adj
dresses were made by Ex-Governor An
drew, Reverend Fl. w. Beecher, George
Thompson, of England, and Judge
Russell.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
The decline off per cent in gold has
unsettled the trade. Flour very dull,
and declined 25c; superfne, SSaS 90;
extra 50 OOa1O 20. Wheat dull, and
quotations nominal; red s. 10; southern
s. 15a3 90. Corn quiet, and slow OF
sale, but prices are unchanged. FRO
visions quiet. Whisky dull; sales uh-
importaut.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November ~.
Flour dull and declined, l5a22c.
Wheat firm; closing at 05a2 IL for No.
l and l SOal SO for No. 2. Corn active
and advancedBa3ic., with sales at SOFA
81 for No. and 81 for No. z. oats quiet
at an advance Of 1a1 lc.; sales at 3a5s.
Provisions dull. Mess pork 20 OOa2O %.
Hogs fairly active at an advance OF 2oa
4Oc: sales at 5 50a6 81 for common TO
good and choice.
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Ba6alo Market.
BUFFALO, November p.

Flour dull. Wheat, sales 1000 BUSH
els Green Bay Climb, at e 10. Corn,
sales 15,000 bushels Toledo port, to ar
rive, at 81 90. Oats quiet; held at SOC
for Ohio and Illinois. Barley quiet;
Canada held Mt 81 0s. Rye nominal, at
81 90. Peas 81 80. Pork S23 O0a2i %.
Lard 14a14ic. Whisky - 3e. Canal
Freights to New York-Wheat De;
corn 20c; oats 13c. @f
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Mexico.

SAN Francisco, Nov. PA letter
from President Juarez, to the Mexican
Consul at this city, dated chihuahua,
October 18th says: General Amanda
left Eparas to form junction with Auesa,
and attack Darangs, which was sup
posed to have been evacuated by the
French and garrisoned by Mexican I'm
perialists only.
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Farmers, Merchants md Cat.
tie Dealers

Will have their interest, specially con.nl,od .
the preparation of this column, and Bo bu,i,s
man In West Virginia should hesitate " ava
himself of its advantages.
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The President Dcvoting his Attention
10 his Mcssnge-Indinn Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The publica-
ton is made, apparently by authority,
in the National Republican of this
morning, that the President is ncccsSa-
,rily engaged upon Important public
matters preparatory To the early assem-
bling of Congress, and will have no
time until after the meeting of that
body, To give the slightest alteration to
applicants for office. All such matters
are referred to the heads of different
departments. Office seekers and their
friends can save themselves much time,
labor and expense, by acting upon the
above hint, and will relieve the Presi-
dent from the unpleasant necessity OF
declining to examine their applications.
1t is recognized impossibility for him
TO prepare his message and at the same
time to transact the detail business
appropriately belonging to his cabinet
ministers.
The Indian Office to-day publishes
proposals for the supply of Indian am
nesty goods, fors the ensuing year,
The place of delivering has been chang
cd from New York to st. Louis.
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From SIM FrnneisSo.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2L-The Monta-
M Territorial Legislature commenced
November 5th.
Wheat sold TO- night at sl,95 per 100
pounds.
Mining stocks closed as following:
Yellow Jacket, $40; Ophir, LIS; 1mpe-
rial, 1,25; Belcher, 1,25; Ch0llar Potosi,
1,s9; larage, 1,73; Legal Tenders, TT.
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s.I.,.,.-e aCt,re ,Inrkct.

THURSDAY, November y.
REEF CArrLE-Receipts only $50
beeyes against / 600 last Thursday. In
consequence of this keeping back prices
TO-DAY are &c. higher for good beeves.
Common unchanged. Sheep also are o
scarce and higher with sales 5 50a6 w.
Hogs plenty. The supply in the mar
ket is very heavy; packers not being
disposed to operate; sales at 7 75aS IS.
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Deaths OH shin Board.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Packet
ship Mercury, from Havre October Goth,
arrived last evening. She left with four
hundred and fifty-two passengers, thir-
ty-four of whom died ON the passage;
mostly Germans. The disease is not
stated. The vessel is now at quaren-
tine
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, November %.
Markets generally dull and dropping.
Flour very dull; spring wheat extra
$ll 75a12 90. Grain inactive; prime
new corn 81 O5al 06. Seeds steady.
Provisions heavy. Pork and Lard NOM
inal. Groceries very dull. Whisky
nominal.
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The White House - Appointments -.
.-. Appropriateness.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-There was
quite large attendance of persons ut
the White House to-day, many of whom
saw the President. At half-past two
o'clock the different members of the
Cabinet assembled by request of the
President, the usual meeting on Tues
day having been necessarily omitted,
caused by the absence of the President,
who was at Baltimore participating in
the imposing Masonic ceremonies.
The President to-day appointed Ed
ward Uhl, of New York, United States
Consul at Guatemala.
General b. s. Alexander, SO long in
command ofthe defences of washington,
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Meeting OF nm Anti-slarery Society.

PHILADELHHIA, Nov. 22.-The annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania anti
slavery society commenced its session
to-day. Some business had been trans
acted when Mr.. Davis received strong
" wsrded petition, with blanks for
signature, praying for the impeachment
of President johnson. The society ad-
journed till evening.
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Band OF Regulators In Mason Comfy
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 21.-A Band of
Regulators has been organized in Mason
county. Three men have been hung
and others are in custody, and will
probably share the same fate. An I'M
successful attempt was made on Friday
night to take certain prisoners from
iail and hang them.
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THE WEEKLY REGisTER

Il published every Friday. Tia contents VI !.
made up Of all Important news ~ The ~,
Geographic reports. transactions In the MIfis
Editorials upon subjects Of general int'r,t
Agricultural Column, special coTrcSpobas1
from all parts of the State, choice LITERARY .
poctical selections. and n large amount ofor
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suiiaiSS
all classes Of the community In -hoft -
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 10 .
bet Family Newspaper sVer puJhihod {" N
Stdn.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, November ~.
Money active and iirmer at percent
Sterling Exchange dull Mt lOosalO9.
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower,
opening at 1889, declining to 1871, adj
vancing to 1893, and closing at 1891.
Governments heavy ana ial per cent.
lower.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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inytou-Mcxican AGairs-The Union
Pacific RaiIrond-Posinl Affairs in
the south.
A Heralds Washington special says
The friends of General George III. Esty
have united to press him for the posi-
ton of United States Marshal for the
Northern District of Ohio.
Fenianism is rcviving in Washington.
Considerable sums of money have been
raised aud forwarded to New York City.
Meetings are being held i'll public and
private, and addressed by many of the
leaders of Brotherhood. Taken togetl-
or with assurances ofthoss who pretend
to know the nature and extent of the
present movements, the indications
would seem to portend early and rigor-
Gus action i'll some direction.
The appointment of Mr.. Harrington.
~ Collector of the Third District of
Indiana, it is said, is To he rcconsid-
cred. Another applicant is here urging
his claim to that position, and the mat
ter is now under consideration by the
President and the Secretary of the
Treasury.
The Times special says there are less
than $1,000 troops in the Department Of
Washington, which includes the Dis
trict of Columbia, West Virginia, Mary
land and Virginia.
The Secretary of the Treasury il
making heavy drafts upon the National
Banks, for the purpose of reducing ac-
cruing debts of the Government. As
much Us nineteen millions were thus
drawn from banks in one day.
The Tribune's Washington special
SAYS: Ii is a singular fact that. not
withstanding the semi official announce
ment of the administration organ of the
new policy of the Government on the
Mexican question, and supposed nego-
tiations now going on between France
and the United States. the French Min
lister here, Count de Montholon. has not
been consulted by the authorities, nor
has he received any information on the
subject, save what he has learned from
newspapers. He has not yet been Of
ticially informed of Minister Campbell
and Gen. Sherman's mission to Mexico.
The line OF the route of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, Eastern Division, having
been changed from the Republican Fork
to the Smokey Hill Fork, of the Kansas
river, the Commissioner has instructed
the Register and Receiver mt Junction
City, Kansas, to restore some 100000
acres of land to settlement and entry
under the presumption law. The res
toration does not make the lands sub
ject to sale ut previous entry. but only
renders them accessible to actual set
tiers.
During the past year the postal ser
vice in the seeded States has paid for
itself and netted 1921 ,O05 profit, this fact
is mainly due TO the energetic manage
meht of the present post office depart
p,apt
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RIam OffaMa.

OTTAWA, C. W., Nov. 22d.-To stop
the wholesale slaughter of deer and
other game in this country by Ameri-
can hunters, it is recommended that n
heavy export be levied and other strin-
gent measures adopted.
Troops continue arriving by river
steamers.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November -.
Stocks dull and lower; Rock Island
1O3; Illinois Central ll6s; Cleveland ~
Pittsburg -; Northwestern 42f; do pre-
ferred 69:; Toledo l1l!S Toledo, Wa
bash Il Western II: Fort Wayne 1853;
New York Central 1914; Erie III; Read
ing 1l05; Michigan Central Ill; Michi-
gan Southern 10; Milwaukee Il st.
Paul 5lt; do preferred 65f; Alton ~
Tcrro Haute 40; Western Union Tcle-
graph 44f; Treasury 7-3Os 1861; do I'd
series 1O4; Missouri Us 81; Ohio 81 Mis-
sissippi certificates ut.
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rho Harmony Insurance Company.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Harmony
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
have determined to go into liquidation,
with assets amounting to $500, 900, suf-
ficient to meet all claims.
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Toledo Market

TOLEDO, Nov. %.
Flour, quiet. Wheat, unchanged;
amber white, 2 ~; No. spring, ~.
Corn, 2a3c lower; S2aS3 for No. mixed.
Oats, lc lower at SOC.
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Suddcu DcntI,,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John b.
Chapson, n prominent member of the
Philadelphia bar, died suddenly to-
day.
There was a slight fall of snow here
this morning.
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THE RE lister

VIII strive 10 make the popular mind "v,.,,,
conviction" rather than slayish by dctAtiot a.,
will labor 10 disseminate only such view. M.
current questions a. bear the stamp Of ns,,
and tho seal of truth.
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The Renian Trialn.

MONTREAL, Nov. 22.-The Fcnian trials
will commence on the 81 of December,
at Sweetobury, the county towno of Bed
ford.
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General Logan.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Posts Wash
ipgton special says General Logan de-
MES the statement that he is preparing
to impcach the President.
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SUGARS.

TEAS
- half chests Gunpovder and Young Nv.
son, fine TO choice grades, just received and for
sale by NJ REILLY
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Died.

NEW HAVEN, CT, Nov. 2a.-James
Brewster, one of the oldest and most
prominent citizens of New Haven, died
this morning, aged 70 ycaIs.
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THE TstI-WEEKLY

Ia published every Tuesday, THURSDAY ard VI
uriay. and contains, besides the contents o. -
preceding issues VI tlc paiiy, many yalu1s
Items prepared especially for this pubcasioi
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milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, November %.
Flour dull and declined 25c. Corn
advanced &c. Oats declined lc.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUn,

VIII contain the latest snd most rclIshl, rrts
reports from Wheeling and NIL promirsE, Ma
crn aud Western cities
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DEING SATISFIED TN,

ENG salts he ID Tu.,
ID their patrons are prepared 20 encours.r, =
enterprise which has for its object the pro,et;'.
and promotion Of the welfare Of the white -.
In this Republic, and the development aai :.
ovation Of our young and promising Stat A
Proprietor of the Wheeling RECIsIRR hs, =
Iarged and improved this paper tn meet N. Il
mands Of increased circulation and gruss,
popularity, and now takes pleasure in ppseu,a,
10 the people of this State, the Lnrgcst, Nest
est and Most Reliable Paper In We,
Virginia.
TisE REGISTER can point to it, ~,
history rs the surtsst and best index Of ts faiv,
course upon all questions Of National ~ 81.
policy. Believing that the war was ended :
its legitimate purposes attained with the sum
der OF the rebel armies, and the abandoum,Ei 7.
slavery and secession by the South, the Rhl>
TER win be the uniinchlng advocate Of al nta
ures that tend 20 promote the nptional harmc,,
10 restore tho unity Of the Government and /.
extend To all sections the priceless hlcssings ,
an impartial Union and q lasting peace. NvI
be equally firm in its opposition To all pAFtn,
schemes that impose unjust and unwarmI,. ~
conditions upon the reunion OF G0vrruns,,
that was never broken, that guarantee psr,,,
ual ascendancy 10 one political party and N
changing ostracism Ia every other. and H.,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic hear, =
leaving our country still divided, our p.-.
disunited our Union unrestorcd. Toltnir,
the opinion of all men, while steaafts,ly 49,
eating its own. dcspising the prnscripti,c beo,-,
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering Ia il. On!
convictions Of right and dnty,
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMsTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE 6 OHIO R: R.

,or-r,cp BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
~ WHEELING, June II, 1896.
D.ssENGERT TRAINS WILL kun
by the following schedule on ana ai'er tue
I1th Of June, 1866;
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TERMS.

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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall be famed sor Il, ,cru.,,,
and reliability. The best and latest informal,
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH a.
MAIL, in relation Ia matters of general ihvn,
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Of importance.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Ohio Narshnlship-Fen nism
Reyiring in Washington-Thc In
dinnn hip-Number OF
',oop. ia the Department OF WASH
inyton-Mcxican AGairs-Tbe Union
Pacific RaiIrond-Postnl Affairs in
st,c Aonf.,
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The Circulation OF the Reg.
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other psps d
the State, makes IL tho best advertising n,tluE
in West Virginia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10

by cheap and sprightly daily non.polrical
paper, lie SOiell, as presently 70 appear in its
tcuilletOn. ] may as well give the publishers
advertisement in full, after the improved title
stated above. IL runs as 900
copies sod in MONTH the greatest booKsell-
ing success Of the age; success that is tully
explained by the part that President Davis
has played, as well as by the poignant details
which the author of this quite exceptional book
ha = recorded. The work that we are about :to
tran nate and resume Chat is not compliment
tary ~ the DOCTORS stylel for French readers
was wri Ven from notes furnished by DIR. Craven,
ev.suroeoO of United States Volunteers and
musician oT the illustrious prisoner of Fortress
Monroe.D A Nd, per contra, ! read in a morning
naner that the sometime formidable privateer
S5,oIeyis nresen y to be used as cattle transport
boat from Dutch sNud German TO English ports.
Since there is O 8, Trap of paper left, and that
the rising generation of the TiTbuRes readers
may not idly whine thai there is but one spread
eagle and Four tn ofJuly the world, let me com
mend 10 their exer else in F. ench the cantata writ
ten by poet Banville, and .Nlmirably declaimed
by Mad'lle. Favart on the ST age ot the Iheatre
Francais last Wednesday. kemark, my dear
young friends, that the crowd,sd audience TAD
mitted free on that day. swallowed TINS eX-
paDded eagle whole, as readily az you 90 tne
aquiine latitudinarianisms of doLNeslc hatcn-
ing, or as j. Bull does the widest fly iug eanards
the last ten stanZas. Here is the ErN, MISS
Favart is supposed to speak directly to france
in person.
"C'est ia iete auourdhUi, France au noble souTTe;
1t tn trems d'orgueil ct pEurope tadmire
Fiere ct iranquile bord de tes tillons ouverts;
Car toi qul peux tout vaincre, deesse guerr1ele
Iu Rardes en- tes mans Ia foudre meurtriere,
Et tn donnes Ia paix feconde pUmVers I'm
N. Y. Tribune
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AHRIEHts pl.NsBEs.

Ale WARE ne round With his riches
He covers me M with his care,
AND hue love 10 the love of manhood
Whose life IS q living prayer.
lhtVe plighted 10Y woman's affections,
have given my ail 10 all
And the kOyers OF daily EQntentment
Renew thetr sweet lives ere khey fall.
And vet IKE an instrument precious,
That playcth an old tune,
My heart, in the midst OF its bless Jugs,
Goes back to q day In June
To day when beneath the branches
stood by a silent stream,
And saw in its bosom an image
As one seeth a face In dream
, youId not resign his devotion,
No, not for heart that lives,
Nor change one jot my condition
For the change that condition gives;
should mourn not more for another,
Not more for another rejoice,
Than now, when | weep at his absence
Or welcome his step and his voice.
And yet, like an instrument precious,
That playeth an olden tune,
Ny heart, in the midst of its blessings,
Goes back to a day in June
To day when beneath the branches
| stood in the shadowy light,
And heard the low words of whisper
AZ one heareth voice in the night
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}. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRICK
JOHN T. COPE.
COUTHWARK NDRY, FIFTH AND
y WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
BERRICK & SONS,
ENGlN EERS AND mACHlNISTS
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines
Land. biver, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds eli her iron or bass.
Iron Frame Roofs Tor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most i'm
proved construction
Every description OF Plantation Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and Grlst Mills. Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines ETC.
sole Agents for N. BlleuX's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam HammeI, and As
pnwa & Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 630s
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DENTISTRY.

M THE NMENT HAVING
tuaifD granted me letterspatent for my mode OF
administering Nitrous oxide Gas by which have
just In asserting that h both safer and perOr to
DR. c. L. MUNNs
Hem No 73l SPRUCE Street
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TNOR SALE--STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
ID of Capewen a Co 3 Patent Wind Guard and AIR
Heater toE Coal on Lamps; Il preyents The Chimnsys
third the oil Call ana them they cost but len cents
No. W3 RACE Street. Phlad adelphia SAMPLE se 10 and
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WAR DEPARTMENT, sURGEoN.GENE.

w RAL'S OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., August 10, 1866
An Army Medical Board TO consist OF BreVet
Colonel j. b. Brown, Surgeon, q. S. A President;
BIeyet Lieutenant. Colonel I'll. r. Wirtz Surgeon. L.
s. A.; Breyet Lleutenant-C Colonel Anthony He0eT
Surgeon, U. S. A. and BreVet Major Warren Web
ster, Assistant SurReon, U. S. A. Recorder. will
meet In New York city on the 20th of September
next for the examination of candidates for admis-
SION into the Medical STAFF of the United States
Army.
Applicants must be over 81 years of age, and
physically sound
Applications tor an invitation TO appear before
the Board should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General United States Army. and must state the
full name, residence, and date and pace OF birth OF
the candidate. Testimonials as 20 character and
qualifications must be furnished. IL the applicant
has been IN the Medical seryce OF the Army during
the war the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank, and time and place OF service add tes.
timonials from the officers with whom he has served
should also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examInati6a- S II Is indispensa-
Bile prerequisite to appointment.
here are at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
staff forty-sx of which are original being created
by the Act of Congress approved July 28, 1856
JOSEPH N, BARNES.
8 IL smw29t SurReon-General, y. b. A.
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