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P R U ssIA.

King William 60 Visit Paris.
BERLIN May Is, 1867 !,
II Is announced that the King Of Prussia will visit
Paris during the company with the Emperor
Alexander of Russia.
Obsequies OF United States NIinister Wright.
BERLIN May l3-Evening.
The funeral Of the late American Minister, Governor
Wright took place to-day, and was attended by all the
American residents and visitors here and by large
number OF the citizens of Berlin.
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'Mosnx, my 10. 1897
Senator Wilson arrived here This inSrniog aud VII
speak tomorrow hight
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who were to be ordered to rejon their regiments will be
allowed to remain In their homes
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The Ceutinental Bourses.
FHAxKroRx, May 13-R ~
Uaitss ssaass bonds ssld to-day at 75x.
The Liverpssl Csttss Market.
ssN LLvERrood, Nay l3-Noon.
Cotton quiet Sales to-day 1900 bales Niddiing
,uplands l1,Sd.; middlng Orleans, 11kd $50
eE LvxRPooL, Nay ls-2R n
Cotton continues quiet At the opening quotations
LavzRPooE. May ls-Evening
The cotton market improved during the day and closed
drm q On advaaos Of "a. per Id.
The following are the authorized closing quotations.
Mddlng uplands, l1kd.; middling Orleans, Ilssd The
sales OF the day largely exceeded the estimate and
amounted 10 II, 900 bales.
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
KvERPooL May 1s-Noon +
BreadstuFs quiet wheat-sales of No. Milwaukee
red at iss 3D.. and white California at 1ls. 3D. Corn
AZ. "a. Barley, g. Cd. Oats, 3d. ID Peas ass. Cd.
LvnrooL, May 1872. p. II.
.Breadssuns are without change
LvxHrooL Nav 13-Evening.
Corn IL easier; Alss mixed western st "a 3D. per
quarter decline Of Sd. Wheat unchanged Barley, A
Cd Der 90 lbs Oats, 81. ID per Is lbs. Peas 43s Sd
Liverpool Previsisns Market.
LrERroor, May l3-Noon.
Provisions unchanged Pork, It's. Cd. Beef. l25s.
Bacon, sss. Lard declined TO SIS. 3d. Cheese COS
LvERPool, May 13-Evenins
TAe provision market closed steady. FORK, 77a 3D.,
Beef 12s& per Dbl Bacon, soa for Cumberland cut
middlss LaEd, s2s % Cheese. COS.
Liverpesl Preface Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Noon
Petroleum-saes Of spirits lid and refined at 2hd
Potashss, 3ls. Rosin-saes OF common at &C. Cd, and
refined at l3s Tallow ass Cd. Clovsrssed, 57a Spirits
Of turpsntine, 35s. Cd.
LIvxRroor, May 13-Evening
Standard white petroleum has declined TO Is. 3D. per
gallon spirits petroleum steady at lid. Rosn-common
wilmington o. Cd, and nne American. las. TaIow As
Cd per cwt Spirits turpentne, asa 3d.
The London Mark cts.
LosDoK, May I3-Noon
No IL Dutch standard sugar. 24s 3D. scotch pig iron,
SIS Calcutta Linseed 6Ss Linseed cakes, 60 15 Lin
seed, f3o. Sperm oil, fl3l Whale oil, ESQ.
LONDON. May l3-2P.M
No II Dutch standard sugar is steady at 2ls 3D.
There sre no changes In other articles
LONDON, May 1s-Evenng
Sugar steady; quotations unchanged. For breadstus
the market to-day steady Al previous prices Iron
scotch pig nrm at 63a per ton ols-Lnseed has ad-
vanced; sales to-day At ESQ los per ton. Whale
changed Il f3s, and sperm II El3l.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ASrwERr, May Is, 1857.
petroeum-saies OF standard white M 20 francs per
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EU R 0 Pc.
French IRON Clads from the
Gulf or Mexico.
The King Of Prussia and Car Alex
ander to Visit Paris.
The Turkish Mission to Washington and
Commission Of tho New Minister.
American Iron-Clads, Monitors and
Small Arms for the Sultan.
-~~-
THE FENIAN DEATH SENTENCE.
>.~~~~o~~~~~-~~~-e~~~~~~
Colonel Durke's Speech in JustiAea-
ton Of Irish 1evolution.
THE FENIAN DEATH SENTENCE.
BY TIE CABLE TO HAY d
the FRENCH FLEET.

Arrival or the Transatlantic Iron.ciad
Squadron.
CHERBoURe, May Is. 1867
Four .cads OF the French feet arrived 1t this
port this morning from the Gulf Of Mexico.
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store to Let s9 nh nEs Hss hafkhALp sunorse
RENT s'ac9 smr.atr ron
A BANKING HOUSE,
RAILROAD OFFICE,
A JEwEIRY STORE,
HAT sreRE.
or any requrns& prominent ans centr To-
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The New Minister 60 Franco.
LONDON, May l3-Evening.
Lord Lyons. formerly Minister 70 the United States
has been appointed to succeed Earl Cowley Ambas
! sador Of Great Britain at Paris.
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A Store 70 Let ON Ann street.
IN rHK N6W HERALD BUILDING
RENT $500. -
SUITABLE FOR
A BANKIN G HOCSR.
AN INSURANCE. OFFICE
RAILROAD OFFICN. -
AJKWELRY STORE.
HAT 6rORE
OR AET BUSINESS REQUIRING A
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOUATIOH.

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An P!i.es Cashsa In Legal Observation-Disclosures
) cLUrE. Broker re Broadway.
Arsf y! VIII Is y H.s (. y J sltsi
lsA Fulton street. New Yors.
R.rtlesys Reversible sewing Machlaes.
oasxfEsf TiRsT GLASS SEWING MACHINES.
Beware o. al bogus and nnlleensed machines AAdrsSs
p WI 81
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Id>pce Nssr superrity watch cssia ep emso~e f"a
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sewing mschise,. Pfesidest ~ Brosd~es. - w.
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Stadt Theatre.


There was hardly the usual piehorA Of the Dawison-
stricken at the Stadt theatre last evening" owing per-
haps TO the omnous behavior Of weather about the
hour Of thsatrs-gong Dawson appeared a. Perrin in
Carl August Vests adaptation OF Donna DIANA Spanish
piece Of some celebrity from the pen Of Don Augustine.
Misunderstanding substantially, though less bolster
ously the part Of the Prince In Mar cine Seele Mr.
Semlar, Don Cesar rather Cicsronan and do
clsmatory in his love-making 70 be natural and Miss
Irschck the inimitabs Helene Of N~ Ses. Was,
rather affectedly passionate than really SO. in
tho part Of Donna Diana. Perrin (Dawison) was.
as usual, encored vocfereusly by his admirnN
countrymen In the role Of tho sandonc score
tary Of the Princess Donna D.na-though not As On
Enthusiastically a. In King Lear OF evening b
FORE In point Of histronic criticism whether as KIM
Lear. the Prince in Ntr cine Seeic, Perrin In u
less tragic Donna DIANA Dawson always the aok
careful artist with just tnge of sardonc and Deresqg
humor In his most tragic paroxysms; and the time
perhaps near at hand when the German element v III
appreciate him for what he san artist Of IL
Skill great initiative powers and considerable magh ia
tive perception without single pusation OF that g
and dramatic passion which Is the SOUL of which lhs
others are but the anatomy. The part OF Flors tia
though subordinate was exceedingly well acted.
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Ccnfral PARK I'm .hions. C o nspic u0us ame %
the Equestrian HAS for ladies th spring the
thing 81 oRNIs,S, sIg Broadway, Variety Immense.
Nothing he ndsorner out Of PARIS. Call and then
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every Description, OF The Meriden britannia Cosnpanvs
facurc sny other house 10 the ety.
al HADLEY's middle Of Cooper fossisus block. no co-
necton
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Ind acknewiedged 70 b. the
CHKAPEsf FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES.
Beware Of ell bogus and unlicensed machines. Addrssa
T. w. BARTLeTr pstentee 66s Broadway, New York sisy
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Defiance Fire and Bsvgiar Preof Safes atss.
second hand Safes AT W Murray street. Coeg.
place
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Hill, the IuissitabIe Hair Cssscr-Sfsais Ter
the manipulation Of Hair whsksrs. shsmpcong and DYE
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One Reason why PhalOnss NIght Blo0usfaz
CEREUS called horal extracts Because has hootes
all other exiracs-
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eh8nG6nl06G
house last evening In ms inmitable personals Of the
character OF Fastan, In the Merry Wives ce Windsor
gooo mousse was assembled % witness the hns perform
ance notw outstanding the dreary stormy, aspect OF
affairs out OF doors The piece very well cast and
equally played throughout, giving evidsucs at many
ponss more careu rehearsa tnan Is usuah this day,
wnsn sensation uekey 70 regarded a. o. value
than the mider beauties Of well DEVELOPS and funny
elaborated esthetio effect Mr. Hackss, a an actor.
whiie not devoted entirely intesctuatys rendition
who thus stutfy their psrfor r,ances and
render them dreadfully duh from lack OF w wing actor
IL concise and rigid In his adherence
stage and the good Of the ouivaied cubic render
Artiscally agreeable In addition. -. nj he has a.
inimitable faculty Of mnglng the hashH and merely
with the purely intellectual p rsions Of 81
rendition weaving IN with the sharp blow OF the Doets
wit ths rude and uncouth acti0ns The ah ,urd Mrunrs
and almost clownsh tricks vch are suit a 10 the chas
scter, and yet never overlapping the bo i'd Of rsuatc
poetic purely artistic propety In - ort he giyes ~
In performances ihs rendition Of THAI oishcd schosr
aftos ma arise Every enect OF ectioa fully
that marks the setting OF pai v scenic rama
ana YET tne performance sssensallF Intellectual the
gros.sr portion. bsng plainly bus ni zembsshnsnt
for the completion Of the picture. ] go svenins ~
Hackest especially happy thAs mpioymens q The
above mentioned artistic qualiAcatio IN his iudicrous
preoentment Of tho character thai unyortunate "a.
stan who forms the feature Of Ths Mo ~ Wives Of Wind
degree OF mirth which unf estrsncd and grat,
flying both 70 the artist and thsm yes The rendition
which deemed very nns in yeaH gone BY. seems q
have rpened With time experienr nrti, mo- vshsys
presented 70 in Mr.. Hackek's nsrSormsnce ~ ~
role Faistaf which - probably - near nerrection 4,
be attained A little further unnS al ina 6osJ
entcndrcs throughout the comedy, hovsver voud M
do the performance amy harm, xhIIa n vouid i'd 4
ensarov On a1ytsme sppsoaonngg roaanesa slight ten
BY Mr.. Racket himses-a sorA N rushinc rcrsH ~
after sAect-shouId De snippsA, N ths ns<, - n -,
speedily develop, all suQh 49, ss.~.sy a. M
ssn osse0s uAl sely mar the whole PER
rhe support COED Ne. farains - Ford -. .
ulne s0o sstSng ~ peHom led and spoke she lines
Mrs Ford, and Nm StoddaE ~ MI Pscs nhs NJ,
Wives also deserving ole redIf for thcir rc m ~
tention the requirements N shsir rssctivs r.,ss
while OF Mrx g. e. Gilbert ~ nav hs aid tbst - e
sxoehsn! - uusl IN ms oaracer OF Dame Quickly.
the respective roles and q nerforms.cs ns.ssd A
without stumble hitA running On snothIv n iss
end in the moot agreeable FL ,hon Snob
the attention Of seg md sndi.rcss
and words Of the best .sndafion nom ,hs -,sss
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Hassem's self-Actis9 Ps1ps for RaisisG
shops 81 Pearl street
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New York Thentre.

Aladdin has been taken from the bills at tho bovs
theatre and buriesque extravaganza, entitled the
Elves or the Statue Bride. has been substituted Tho
three charming sisters Irene Sophie and Jennie take
respectively the characters Of Lubin prncs Sy a. the
Statue BRIDE, and Phllis, milers daughter 10 is I'M
necessay 70 say anything OF thc manner III which these
clever comediennes NIL their respective roles. The
whole company, including Messrs. I. L. Donnelly C.
Uunn ana welsh Edwards, Mrs. Wright and ~ IS Gay
arc eas IN the piece The performance Taste venlng
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:, p:So WIZ oS az 9sisS AZ
rROCHnS exceedingly useful enabling them - endure
more than ordinary ereron with comparative eass willis
they render articulation clear. For throat diseases ans
coughs the Trochas OF service
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BSs.c 4, HsiE Dye:.rhs Best I tn the
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The London Money Market.
LONDON, May 12-Noon.
G0nS01o Wt money .......s.'..W
United States nveltwenty bonds. ...............13
Illinois Central Railway shares. .76x
Erts Railway shares. .42H
I'LL LONDON, May l3-2R n
United States Aye-twenty bonds. ........... 70
Illinois Central Railway shares. 76X
Erie Railway shares have declined u, and arc now
quoted ct az.
LONDON, May 13-Evsning.
Consols closed unchanged at % for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed 1t the following rates.
United States nvs.wentiss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. TAX
Illinois Central shares. .70X
Erie Rairpad shares .42X
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Grov~r & Bnker's Highest Prrsmiuns SswisE
Machines 80 broadway New York.
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Care Wnrraueed Or Money Returued.-Dv.
FlfLERs Vegetable Rheumatic Kennedy cures
Agents, DEnAs BARNES, n Park row; HRADoLD, -
Broadway. 49,
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Criste deye's Hair Dye..The Best Ever Mas
ufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied, ~ No.
Aston House
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New Moerpchaum Seexe Of PelIak a. eoD.
Manufac,urers "a John ares Nassau also here
tofore 6o3 Broadway. Poarth street, Repairing
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Arber Wits. Hedge size. rns
For sale by 4. p. CHAPMAN.
lbl Fulton street, New YORK
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Antwerp Petroleum Market.
AxrwKRs, May IL, 1867.
pesroIeum Sales OF standard white At % francs per
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No.: sss ''sss
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remarkA
should saw much has been spoken that table OF
Colonel Kelly and Of the meetings he'd at his quarters or
his Lodgings n Trs asaoas s'y ye sa' in oa
don until heard the informer, Massey announce
It on the table, l never attended meet
have been made on oath by him TO you, gentlemen OF
the jury solemnly now declare on my oath, AS man
aye dying a Deeh :, s IN rsa
ton the small paper introduced 70 you and Drought
against me a. evidence Of my having been using tbst
oath desire 70 say that that paper was not taken from
nv person. 1 know no person whose name IL on that
paper OBcirne OF Dublin, and those other Delegates
700 heard Of, never knew nor ever met them: lns'
lively IL Is not in my handwriting; caB also swear
never ~ H. yet IL s held In evidence against me. Is
this justiceY or ID II rightS Is this manly am will
ng II have transgrcsssd the laws 10 suffer the punish
ment OF my offence But object TO this system OF
Gss 20 svk' Win my g1
frame, and my consultation somewhat shattered u y
better that my fs should be brought 70 an end than
pens Of Portland. Thus, Ia. my lord, accept Of the
verdict; Of course my acceptance OF 70 unnecessary
but am satisfied with II and nov snsil close ineIc
fsct these few remarks can give no IDEA OF
What desire 70 say 70 tho court. have family love
- much - any,nsn In this court can love hls car
remepser ne tissiaes ~ a0ed noAer a. W. her for
sks osf te She then spoke the spartan mother OF
ola, 60 NY 10y rs.w sse yss yO.r hoa 20 NV
doom, and hops that God will forgive mo past SINS
hope too that nasmsch for hundred years he
which she has been subjec4, thai separate and dis
tinct nationality. ne Usu also assix Aer 10 rsriss hr
auen fortunes, and 10 rise hsv bsouy, the sitter tol0m-
bio, ne peer of any ~afigN n Ne wsvd
At the conclusion osI this speech some sympathetic
applause was mAnifesd In cs0rt but instantly sup
pressed.
/nR porAS's SPEECH.
Chief Justice Has the other prisoner 60, anything to
MI. Dorap said no had not much 10 add TO what had
already bsv expressed by his fellow prisoner and CON-
pairos de also vas consigned to an early grave upon
sworn galsehoods The policeman, Sheridan, went On
that u.be and, with smile his countenance, swofs
haxpdr. Doran) commanded the rihemen ON the nisn'
OF the 9Th, and acted aidede camp or subaltern
yncer under Lennon. Whoever Lennon vas be did MOI
know Sheridan aso that he saw him at the AT
tack on barracks GeneuIIen, when the police sur
rendered. Now, there we're men who could give anotne
kind Of evidence, but they not brought on tns
table prove bis innooenco He never spoke one wore
| 70 him that night or 70 anybody; bis meeting WIZ
Meares was quito accidsnt--a man he never saw Q
| knew before thst hight He foswavs them all a. ..
hoped God would forgive MIN; and all he wished nov
20 ay vas 10 return heartfelt thanks 10 the able an
eloquent counsel that defended him, and 70 his solicitor
The Judges then retired, aud sfsr about quarter Q
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q. -. =, .~. III. y.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION .BiTfER6: They nra sod be-
thev said to b saod They nov al escsuss
lime q veal imitascr ,ea q =
botse and they alwsys made thu original standard
Thsy used In al the pyernment
dais 6sasaeis erect Fer s:sy%s1 49,
They csate healthy appeties they cre DysppsA Aea1-
achs, Liver CcmQAaini ard constnasaont thy purty,
srenshen nvgcrate; they make Ne weak strong. $50
ne msasahsy brAnt 10 ssre. N: fsss f.in: vel
socey AFFORD 70 b waOut hs Agreeable and csrsfu
tenc They ase sold everywhsre
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Last year there were 330,501, 500
pounds Of tobacco produced in the Uni
ted States, falling off of 104,0Oe 900
as compared with the crop of 1865.
A prominent citizen Of Cincinnati has
been "blaek mailed" to the amount of
$685.
An omnibus company in Cincinnati is
required to pay $4,000 for the loss of a
lady's trunk.
An Australia paper. records that in
eight years the progeny of fourteen rab-
bits was 14,253.
A gentlemanof Pittsburg has papered
his room with certificates Of oil stock, at
an expense of $4,000.
Wendell Philips says he was welded
to truth and philosophy when boy,
whereupon the Boston Post remarks that
Wendell must have become widower
when quite young.
"Mark Twain" says that to see a love-
ly girl of seventeen with her saddle on
her head, and her muzzle on behind, and
her veil just covering the end of her
nose, come tripping along in her hoop
less, red buttoned dress, like churn on
Gre, is enough to set a man wild"
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Departure of JeG nixis.

FORTRESS MONROE, May LA busy
scene presented itself at Carroll Hall to-
day, preparations being made by Mr..
Davis and his family for departure at Z
o'clock. General Burton arrived at Car
roll Hall, and found Mr.. Davis ready to
accompany him, the leave taking except
ed by him and his family with their
friends in the fort. General Burton
walked on one side of Mr.. Davis and
Mr.. Cooper, his physician, ON the other;
Robert Ould and the brother Of Mr.. Da-
Wis, who arrived last evening from Vicks-
burg, escorted Mrs. Davis, and they
were followed by several friends. A
large crowd gathered on the wharf around
the steamer at the landing to witness
the departure Of Mr. Davis. He conver.
sed with his friends cheerfully aboard
the steamer John Sylvester. He looks
much better than when imprisoned, though
very pale. United States Marshals I'm
derwood and Duncan accompany him to
Richmond.
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Is,s So Funnyg


What's SO funny2 with an inquiring
turn to your eyebrow, you ask.
Why tho release of JEFF Davis to be
sure.
And next to the iunniness of his re-
lease are the eommeatso of the Republican
press.
We shall have laughing material for a
week.
They squirm So.
Two years ago the 10th of May he was
captured.
One hundred thousand dollars were Of
fered as a reward to whoever should cap
ture him.
The proclamation Offering the reward
implicated him in the assassination of
President Lincoln.
How happy the Republicans were when
JEFF. Davis was captured;
They professed to believe the Demo
Gratis were chagEiqed.
Nothing but the hanging Of JEFF. would
suffice.
On Monday. Davis was admitted to
bail.
Horace Greeley, when bail was called
for, promptly stepped forward and be.
came Davis first balls man.
It's all so funny.
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TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, made on
the 18th day of May, 1857, in the case Of
Mary 3. Howell, Guardian of the heirs Of OIL
iver Howell, deceased against her wards, the
undersigned will, on
! Thursday, the 10th day Of June, 1867,
at l o'clock p, m. son the premises, offer at
public sale the following described real es.
tate, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, towit:
about one acre of land in the northeast cor
ner of the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section thirty-four township two
range three, adjoining the land Of David
Greenlee.
Terms>ef sale, cash in hand.
Appraised at S125. s5
MARY 3. HOWELL,
Guardian of Oliver Howell's heirs.
HUNTER s. HUETsR, Att'ys. ma2lw5.
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