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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

DKDICATIoH.-The dedication ser vices of the
new Masonic hall, on Virginia avenue, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets east, will to he
place on Thursday at ernoon at D m An
Grafton will be delivered By p. G. M. B. B.
French, previous 10 the dedication, at the East
Washington M. T.. Church Remarks will also
be made by w. M. James O. DuIiu OF Naval
Lodge. The hall has been built under the au !.
handsome structure. The cerem onies will be
very imposing, and there will Be, In all proba.
biiliy, large number OF persons in attendance
10 witness them - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

BASE BALL.-A dispatch was received here
last evening to the effect that the game played
OF Philadelphia. in the latter city, yesterday
afternoon, rec ulted-Keystone, II; Unlen,7
match game was played yesterday after
and jefferson Clubs, resulting in favor OF the
former by score of 81 to TO- The folls wing
were the runs In each innings:
Olympic ..............5 2 0 G 5-22
Jefferson ....0 2 3 @ o O-.10
Tomorrow evening a match will be pIayed
by the first mines OF the National and Olympic
Climbs on the Nationals new ground.
On Friday the second game of the homo and
home series between the Olympic and Jeffer-
son Clubs " i'll be played on the White Lot
The New York herald., 1867-05-31

which he Is 80 fond OF adducing But when he taxes
the ground that secession was not treason that the war
not crime that the rebel chief is guilty OF no
offence against the laws Of the connry and that there
FORE the government has right 10 punish him, be
puts forth doctrines which are both dangerous and
wrong We are not or those who ciamor for the pun
ishment ether OF Jefferson Davis any OF his associ
ates but is not because have any doubt OF the
right infict t. We take for granted that universal
amnesty will some day other be granted 70 all the
robels In the South but will be- trust not because
they have done 40 wrong and worthy Of no punish
ment, but because Q magnanimous people choose 70
forgive those who have done them the greatest OF inu
RES and because the we'll being and progress Of the 70
settling the srfes through which nation has passed.
We may yield 70 ciemency what can never be demanded
IFrom the St Louis Democrat Nav qsl
Tho release OF Jefferson Davis has rousod more feeling
and elected moro general comment than any other
event that has occurred for months II recalls vvdly
TO mind all the enormity Of his treason, all the horrors
and su1erings caused by the rebellion Of which he ID
the Justly men feel that the journey Of
Jefferson Davis free man, to Canada means mot the
release Of individual criminal but the failure Of the
nation to punish tho greatest crime Of tho century.
saw pardoned with little other feeling than the lofty
disdans to take the life Of individual in
son Of Jefferson Davis the Official head OF the rebellion
the nation treason itself released from just penal
tics The sword Of justice is sheathcd The rebellion
itself. unpunished by human power passes on to that
tribunal where alone crimes Of such magnitude meet
IN adequate retrbuton
From the Now Bedford Mercury, May 20.
treason against the onlteu states consists Ia evyng
against thom But the new doctrine Is that. II war
be actually lowed and waged and thousands OF lives
thus sacrificed and millions OF treasure expended, then
the traitor traitors though defeated at last n their
traorous attempt cannot be called to account BY the
government for their acts. Tho crime ceases to be
orims because 1t has grown TO such magnitude levy
ing Of that accomplished only slight disturbance,
but aroused apprehensions 10 State might deserve
punishment, and the guilty PARTY might be tried But
whom the act produces actual war. In which whole
people engaged the end OF the the end Of all
inquiry 10 the guilt OF Its authors
We do not wonder that Horace Greeley is anxious for
the adoption Of this doctrine in regard to treason But
carry out his phanhropic creed he should not rest
in having secured JeT Davis enlargement upon bail,
and arguing his humanity from trial traitor,
out should demand OF the government some adequate
compensation to the exPresdent for his unjustiable
confinement Fortress Monroe. For IL Mr. Greeley is
right, JEFF Davis not only no traitor, but deeply
wronged and grossly prosecuted man We shall be
disappointed therefore, IL by the next change OF
the moon tho editor Of tho Tri5u.e oamors Tor tho
redress OF JED Davis grievances
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Flour and Grain in store at Chicago.
TelGcRApHlC MARKET REPORTS.

PHLADELrHrA May 20. 1857.
co. ssy and & s
s ansy SIS srs s SD ss ssa M aSpsr
pa % % SO wess b So 5ssgyanS .9,n nCmns
Oats, &c. 40. PorkSaes OF mess at s2s o0 Lard
in barrels Ssc is1sc and in Kegs at lac Cot.onsales
codee-saes Of Rio at 1880 i6ko.
BALrrsoar. May 90 1867.
sa.s no ss; y I :g's sss
q Sssa ys ss
r a
lie sides. %ssie IA &
vt ssc. a $40
Flour dull q partial decline Of 5o per bb Sales Of
% ss I'd for j, H. rP%p & 9: s.s. ' hss
sss ''s s ssss .ss
q 70 os. but q1 Sale, e., Of y @ =
SS ss, sr9 meal g
ss:s.sS s1ssr Ssss: a,;sss
Flour 70 Boston. SSc 70 Albany and Schenectady, 4 70
ssS aoro o xhss DC @
bushels OF wheat so do DATA 7So DO. rye, ooo DO.
y.ssnsis sis 3 la Eas,ssn sslsss is OF ssot s
Rock spring Wheat dull sales kept strictly private below
sS'
Asd R;
No inquiry pork steady SIS 9 26 Lard quiet At
l3hc Highwnes nomnany unchanged Reoeipts-Corn.
5000 bushels 10000 bushes; wheat 1000 bushels
nouf, $500 bbs Shipmentscoru, 100 bushels; oats
$1,000 bushels; RE- aO0 bushels Freights unchanged
Flour heavy and nomn. SIS for spring extras whes.
+ pssn,osy No i ns%ns o. "a e Corn /. dg ~ =
06t Oats dull and nominal Rye easier
decline OF &c. ac sAes Of No. At u 20 81 A. Barley
duh and nominal Provisions quiet Mess pork 81 5d
Lard 25Sc Beef cattle qutet sAes at % 30 % ~
good 70 cholcs eight month steers Hogs dull with
decline q ac &C. sale. st o. 10 s 4s for extra. TO
2Oc; sales st q T.e7 M Recsipts-s,7n bbs dour,
bushels Of wheat. l6s.0O0 bushels Of corn.
MILWAUKEE May o. 1881
Flour decnins city double sxtra ols 90 0S 50;
try Sl z6 extras, Oh = Wheat unsettled st % 50
for No 81 - - for No o. 81 % ~ % for rejected.
p q os 70, Ne M Rscsirts7!@1S go bcss d nOur 2 geo
ments- 500 bbs Of aeur 1900 bushels Of wheat 5000 do
oats / 800 do. corn.
ST. LOUIS, May So 1907
Tobacco active; leaf q S7 factory dried
% el0 medium dark 6llsrs - p: medium bright
do, $40 Sl6; black wrapperA $40 yn Cotton, DAc:
Flour unsettled Sales Of spring extra a go co.
f EXTRA sl3 7s choice and fancy esA e Wheat
q 70 for chocs red Corn declining sales q ei os
g for y.lIcT sod =, q g for ss, Csss oss e .,s g:
Quos but unchanged There speculative movement In
bacon; 1900 lbs Of clear sdes sold for June, buyers
option 2o there other sales ct &c. for shoulder
1fc for RIB sides and 127sc 3kc for clear do. Plain
eanvassed hams l34c d. sugar cured b1c. Lard, nfc
for prime and li,sc. for No. whiskey duil.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE us TINE HERALD.

Caucus Of the Members Of the Convention
They Discuss the Propriesy Of saying Mo-
thing whatever About slavery In the Bill
AssAroIIs, Nd May 20, 1867
There was large caucus Of the members Of the Con-
venton some seventy out Of hundred and fifteen
membsrs held night from esht to eleven o'clock
The subject Of the discussion believed 70 bave been
the proprsy Of striking out tho article Of
the bill Of rights reported By the majority Of the com
mittes viz: slavery shall not be permitted In this
statsr While all admitted that slavery was Dead and
could never b rssuscitatsd, 10 wm deemed By many
entirely unnecessary insert this article In tho bill Of
riahts IL wss contsnded that the amendment Of the
United States constitution settled that question. And
there wers none sanguns suppose that any State
which formerly permitted slavery would ever Or could
ever attempt 10 revive L.
Bis IL was contended by some that many citizens or
without suhorty ef law. By violence; and while they
were willing 70 acquiescs in the result Of the sab
born fscts OF the tlmea they unwilling 70 do any
thing which might impair their claims for rsmurerAiioa
a. some future time Thsrs beisg NO nsossy for The
article in the BIN Il Rghta and the fear that misAs
impair just claims against the general governments Tor
rsmunsrsion We grounds FOR Wishing struck ouA
There are not ten mon N the Co0vsaton who
peck or WISH 70 revive the nsetutoa In the 6atA
But there many who think themselves wronged and
who are not disposed 70 eonctlate tnoss who have
vrongsd them, ~ they suppose.
Two-shirds Of the Convention are Of from futy-
ave 10 seventy years Of age who have considerable
property In possession and Who hops 70 retain 10 for
fore and deny with Indignation that they have ever bssn
daloyal the constitution or the laws But they have
no love for the political abooniss and give them but
little credit for sincerity and none for pure patriotism.
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TIVE selrAsr Or Jeff DAVIS.

referring 70 the acslos Of Horace Greeley In bang Jsn
Davis, says
We speak for ourselves only tmany - there are who
would say the ssme) when ws Indignantly and
temptuously rcpudats such insulting assumption
Count out OF The company 6 creatures that
ming about make 'ovcrures Of conciliaton' 70 the
msn that remain rebels 81 heart ~ this late day Le
time and God take OF them In the meantime LEI
Justice BE- done and favo asked Were Davis 10 our
power We would get lawful conviction II possible and
were he convicted In our hands pouid hang hin BE-
fore runsa sc profound sdfidction Speak for your
SELF Mr.. Greeley; regard the whole farce lately
enacted at Richmond contemplate cowsrdics and
mean weakness
From tho Providence Journal, May 2o-United States
senator Anthony.l
Mr.. Greeley MAJ urge clemsncy wise and safe
policy much a. hs prases aud may support Il by all
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The very light. In fact there
The ooninusd unfs5ors0s advlces ives.
nc press as
though BUYERS look for speedy reduction 10 prices
@ars.. Prime No xwaasse may Dc quoted
aG e. S uc S'a could
Corn held rmer opening but subsequently sold
a sas pss' ssisas r Kim ss
ss & i es prime ass Hss o1 and
81 50 ii a Tor old mixed Delivered Oats were DUH aud
&C. 'csr ws Il: s-.. ssa sore s
n ss, ,a soaaas sss moS. active
market ruled heavy with sale. q @ bushe; :. % ,or
ms .ma TX Y ws so9a a.posd sns ~ ,Sr
uusSr cLorH ruled dun and prices were quite nomins
Gussr BAGS remained steady: sale. wer. made Of 10
H.I was d fslr demand and a.asr :, il U for .App.ns
ors ccasaea IL good demand and prioss were arm the
sales 20 bales al soc 7ocL
reported; other Kinds wers ancsaassd
MoL.ssrsrh.rs was less .nlms.on in .hs market. but
@ @SSss esra.as: ss: :.s s and 10 g. s.is.dss: =
:.ishl iS: ssn.aa ssws.sr hshs iss :.is: E
Al and 100 90 II II 's bond !. S. Rosin. we're dun Ss i
So asls S 10 '.1s 4 -. ~ ss n S
s,a small scss and fsr dssnS We nossd sss. Of lss
very arm and hodsrs dsmsndsd advance crush.
err generally quoted q yl ~ in easts aad bba The
june At 81 - 81 al 200u Do English n d s.; and
1900 do. English, 70 arrive 81 a6c Sc, gold Tsh otis
were quiet but steady a previous quotations or lard OIL
small sales prime city wtnter made, 81 u ~ u
Psovsiosa-kecepts, - peckaees cut meats and ~
unsettled, though towards the Close hrmer fesnG per-
vaded the market and closed steady eH ~
pSas I'd sss 81 sss sIs ss a
erae active at steady prcss Sales 30 bbls ~ SIS 20
e5 IS for extra mess and e 50 o1 for new plain
also $50 usrces 81 80 for India and eB 50 for
prime OF beef hams sales made Of 10y bbs
t SO So FOR cut meats fair demand prevailed, but
rather prees sales so packages ut 17c lee for
hams and ssc 0c for shoulders Bacon
tally changed being In moderate demand and steady The
long ribbed, l0%c for Cumbsrand cut 17kc IKE for
short clear The lard continued quiet heavy
The sales confined about 60 bbls at l2sc 13kc
Butter quoted at loo 2Sc for state and l0c bc for
western Cheese moderate demand n former prices
PKraoLxuus-Recelpts LIS bbis Crude stu continued
IN light demand but full prices were demanded. The only
saes heard OF coo bbs, low gravity, delivered 70
buyers at 1lc Including two small lots ~ lkc, bonded
Small lots standard white disposed Of ~ 2sc, but
straight ots obainsbe below 1. af which the
market closed steady The demand, however, was mode
white at 2ic nc 80 DO standard white at &Ac 26c
and Ouo bbs DO for July delivery private terms In
PhadeIphls the market heavy sales 800 bbs prime
light str white a s<c 600 do standard white at 2s4c
| and 900 do. do. for June on private terms. -
PrsnoLrus BARnxfswe noticed the sale Of 30 bbls re
sroap-1he market for rNw continued podera ,y "a
prices ruled quits steady; fair 70 good refining
quoted ~ io<a lCpl The sales were zi9 ahl~ Cays
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Mining shares continue 10 be neglected by the public
and they still heavy At the first board Corydon
closed 10c lower than the time yesterday, SELL
ting 81 rs; Quartz Hill 1oc, selling al 81 75 Rocky
Mountain sold at 75c, Holman Gold l4c. Al the second
board corydon closed $50 higher than - the st board
selling at "a 10; Quartz Hill 60, selling at 81 So
Such s the dissatisfaction with the Treasury manage
nent OF some OF tho national banks which govern
aeni dcpcsisaries that two OF their number, one st
Chicago and The other New oreans have recently Do
slined 70 act - such dspositarlss
The aforementioned national banks have failed ars
IN process Of qudsscn but their notes. being secured
By government bonds, stll at par. and in In
stances premium is paid for them by hanks which
have In view shs sanction OF an increase OF their own
ernnA,son- and .h,nk tha, BY holdiug the notes Of
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FREIGHTsrhe offerings continued light and rates were
rather easier The engagements wsre-To Liverpool
stsamsr AOOo bushs: g I'D in bulk and 2,Sd. il
Ssshsls q 3ka 70 Antwerp nS tons mahogany :.
$50 bbIs rosin a g. a. per 80 bs To Bremen 800 bbls
shoe peg I'D; and Per steamer - balss cotton a
$40 bales I'd. sOO bbs o. M, lo8 baes
tobacco g. 80 cigars t and uo erces lard a 2s
The charter. wereA Norwegian bark TO Trieste general
FsurTsYBy auction 600 boxss Messina osangss ss -
- S. - do Palermo do - 20 S3 66, and $50 do do.
lemons at - & s2 S. cargo brig Amy. Also 800 boxes
Msssna oranges i. 81 s. a s. and 500 do Palermo
lemons at 81 rs ~. cargo brig Gratta.
FLOUR AND 1N.-Recslpta aTl bbls nour, 80 sacks
meal 1S66l bushels and 81 ,66o There
bettsrment In the condition Of the -four
day, the demand being hight and confined exclusively
the local trade while prices irregular
20c, and in 2oc per Dbl lower the
ing dun and with continued declining tendency Cafor.
mia was ssi dun and the eutsds quotations were rather
forna At the revised quotations Southern -four s ruled
dull and lower prices were accepted The saios linn
tied 70 about 80 bbs at quotations Rye -four
prices without decided change Sales
500 bbls ct - ~ @ Corn meal IN fair demand
about former prices The sales aggrseated LOO bb :.
% 25 for Fairfax IS 8 for Western ~ ~ for Baltimore
Is 7B for Brandywine, 10 arrive. We Quote
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The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain connor, will sail
from this pors on Saturday, June l. Tor AspinwalL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will cIoss st ha-past ten O'Clock saturday morning
Tho NEW YoRK HsRALp-Edition for the Pacinc-win
bs ready at baf-past nine O'Clock IN the morning.
single copies, in Wrappers. for mailing, six cents
Broadway and Ann street.
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MlRYLaSD CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION


Substitute fer the Tweasy.fearth Article Of
che Bill or RIghts-SIavery Not g be He.
acknowledgements Expected frsa
the United States. &c.
ASsAPous, Nd. Nay 30. 1857
The adoption OF the substitute BY the Convention for
the twenty fourth article Of the Bill Of Rghts orig
naIy reported by the Committee Bill Of Rights by
the large majority Of ssvsntysx to twenty yfour fairly
and clearly defines the position OF the body on the
question The substitute reads THAT slavery shall
mot Be rssstablishsd In this State; bus having been
abolished under the policy and authority Of the United
States compensation in consideration thereof u due
from the United States. The original article was
simply Slavery shall not be permitted In this State
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%Sascsv.do e ee lIko and 80 baskets a ioc r:
tSxc Tor soft yellow lSc l4o tor soft white aud loHo
Tor powdered, crushed aud granulated
SsEpa-Calcutta lnseed remained dun. though fra at
kinds unchanged
srsARSE continued steady. with . fair demand; sales
ON ibs at lao l2<c also 70 0U0 do Se 9c
TALLow.-Ihe uarket presented features. Sales
about 90 QUO lbs at kc O. ilkc
WHnkKy.-Receipts 30 bbiA Rnied dui but firm, at
previous prices Small sales Western. In bond. at gc
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W m.
CofrEE-The market for Rio remained unchanged Sales
made Of 1859 bags Preciosa, terms could
learn. OF other inds hoard Of sales pre-
viously reported.
CorroN.-There less animation in the market, and
holders generally rather anxious realize Pre-
prices fully sustained The sales
confined 10 l,600 bales. We auote:-
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ALtlsoS-M Fort Ice. N. j., Tuesday, May 2s,
JANE II ALLISON, agcd "a years. month and days.
fuly invited attend the funera this Pndsyl after
noon a. O'Clock, frsm the residence Of his mother, Fors
BnI.--In ths city, on Wednesday, Nay 20, ElxAuos,
The TSs relatives and friends arc invited to attend The
late residence Soi Canal street
Brsss~on Tuesday Nay ., Of Bnahrs disease Of
Soovsd Vie q John Byrns and saess daughter
Isnsc and Mary Ann Wclh
Tho remains VIII ;. taken shs Friday, morning, :.
half past O'clock from her late residence - suclk
strest TO st. Mars church, corner 0rund and Ridge
streets, where solemn requiem moss win be offered
for the rsposs Of her soul The relatives and friends Of
ths family are respectfully invited 70 attend
BRArrrD.-0n Staten lsland, on Wednesday, May -,
MsIvsA B.ArrrD, eldest daughter o. JaA W. Bras.sd
invited 70 attend the funeral ths Tdsy afternoon, .
tive O'Clock.
cusrrornya. -suddsnfy, % Thursday, May 90.
CArHAnxz CHasrormR, widow Of Richard & Christopher
H.s friends, ana s6o.s q her sens ohsns R. ana
The funeral from hss late residence No " East seven
tissh street Of which notice 10 to-nonows papsr
b nss. T~ss & may y sys. %: s..ss
lyn MscnA1 CAMxs, aged 81 yssrs
funeral y' *: pss: ~: T,a.y .sr.soa a.
sa1s .n1 1'rSn TsSsy s.soss sssss 80 m..s
child Of James and Maria Dempsey, aged year and =
fhs funeral viii take place - one O'Clock p NJ, from
her late rcsidenos, 1@ smith street Brooklyn
Elliot In PArs, France, on edpssday, Mayp,' q
Of pneumonia, REsEccA GmAup, wife Of George 7.
Elliott and daughter Of the late Andrew Foster IN the
eoth year Of her age
The relatives and trends Of the family sre respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the First Pres
byteran church, corner OF Ffth avenue and Eleventh
street. this Friday morning, At haifpast o'clock,
without further invitation
GRsAcEv--At Hudson city N r., on Tuesday, NAY
%, JAMS GaRaCsS, aged - yesrs 10 months and ~
days
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suspended bank they secure an equvasns ons snn
u.s. or at least should be- founded upon an erroneous
supposton ;-venAngo Nasiona Bank, Franklin rA !
Tennessee National Bank, Memphis Tenn Firs' ma
tional Bank, Atica, n r.. First Naiionai BANK mea
ma, N Y; First National Bank, colum@a' ho.' rus.
National Bank. Carondelst No. Merchants National
Bank, Washington, D. G.
The receipts for customs and tho reoepts payments
and balances at the Treasury In this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been as folows:-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal in the Country.
The WEEKLY HsTALD for tho prcseni week. ready,
contains tho concluding chapter Of the beautiful story
entitled
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Decrease IA zoe
sl4N

by reducing the wheat -four quantity Of the latter
left at dewaer this with
period last year. shows dehosnoy Of so bbs aOr The
tho principal articles Of produce dewater from
commencement OF navigation Including
May In the years Indicated
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sur srsAS rxrsAn assemut was made by rsvsnus cut.
Ter wndernsss 70 haul or shg sussl Huss Caps Hslles
7lst but owing 70 the low uds dh no< succeed.
BAsx KArr srULxn CHwford, from New Orleans for
Galveston. returned 70 New Orleans 16sh Inst isAkinx
Brrc TAsexxr-Csptsp Chandler. hia ooneers ard crew
late II the bg Tangent from Jsoksodvne for New York
which was lost a. sea- srved chasscp z7th instsnA ID
the schr vrHie from Philadelphia Captain O. makes he
,eow I,a rspor' ,q i. .nH % Sy;. 5ssssVavl' ~ Y
servsuon, "a o. AZ Pm opeitnds by rhronomcter 10 ~
steering HE ~ At u pM msts light bssrinf " W
after watching for half hour eoueuded that vNs hxed
light and supposed 70 be Ocgscokei hauled the
Lsg a. ~ M sIuck he -n sssg hn.s ued Va pxupG
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S HIP p IN q NE w S /.
PORT Of NEW YORK. NAY 80. ssa7.

ALMANAC r0R YonK--rHts
........... 81 H0On SETS morn
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From the Albany Argus, May SOL
The quantity Of four wheat and barley left tide
wter during the third week in May In the years 1896 and
Fb., ssL wnsg sss. Orr lnss Barley, bus
1000 oz,Ww zs62W lb.6W
l66I........... 600 1880 $500 400
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