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TIE r-AT-0r-A. GAME.
Atlantic ~. Athletic,


fne gfeaI game mas come or az last. and the At
city on sunday night and made ali the necessary
engagements to compete the matter. Yesterday
morning was dark aud gloomy at Philadelphia, and
somewhat darapened the spirits OF the ''admirers'
who had gone with the Great TycOonsn and had 20
fixed themselves that they could come back to this
city in the evening after witnessing the game in the
afternoon. Toward the afternoon however. the sun
came out and smiled upon the crowds that were
peramhuating Chestnut street, gazing or Iounging
tfough independence Hall. choking the vessDule OF
the American and Continental Hotels, sporting green
OF white ribbon badges aud talking BALI"
Az 1he grounds OF the Athletics there must have
been at least twenty thousand persons OF
all ages and sizes. G7iis number, OF course,
includes She crowds which lined the house
tops, WINDOWS and good standroints OF
all descriptions in the negt.borhood. some
eerprising chsaps-who should Immediately apply
for positions ~ Philadelphia lawyers-had large
trucks standing on the adjacent streets ana for a.
quarter each disposed OF the privilege to stand on
the truck and enjoy the game. Shortly before two
o'clock the rain came down very brisky, ard al
Though II caused somewhat OF scatter and delayed
the game for time yet Old sol shone out again and
positions were retG zen. Colonel fitzgerald Wis
chosen umpire and at little before three o'clsck
the game was Opened by the Athletics at the
bat Smith. OF the Atlantics, WIS not at
substitute. The Philadelphians obtained
good' lead by scoring seven In the first
through although The Aght was very stubborn.
During the eighth innings rhe rain commenced again
and sprinkled the folks nicely. The game was con-
which the Athletics made noshng and the Atlantics
had scored four, with two hands out, when the UNI
pire called the game in consequence of the ram thus
sending II back on the eighth innings, when the
score stood as follows.
cpfs. H. o. 81. AZ. 50. 81. ~. 81.
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Bnse Hnll NOlce.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and ''monsters'-cOm
mence again this week practising for the purpose OF
holding 1.-THE whip"
On the 10th instant will come or the a-mportant
game--Union vs.. Atlantc-on the Union grounds.
Brooklyn +. d.
There is coming up quite breeze about section
six Of rule fourth. 1t is Commended that the addi-
ton OF the words of IT. following the word striker
does not alter the status Of the stricken ball. That
may do very well II the rules of the game, under the
direction of the National Association, must be taken
the standard for composition rhetorical con5truc-
striker becomes player running the bases as soon
as he strikes fair ball" The kinky part OF section
six is. mo player running home at the time the baI
is struck = II the striker OF 1t tsput out" Tho
man by whom the ball Is struck continues to be the
"striker OF it," or the "person who struck it" as
the status a the ball. but they certainly do alter has
Of 'the striker"
The work '.striker'' was always considered a tech
nichal term, and when the "Of 1t" was put after 1t
the technically was Immediately destroyed No
body doubts for moment what Is meant by the rule,
not nOwP Mr. Sk John was advised to reverse his
decision so that the matter could be properly
brought before 'the Jury" The Unions, or Kingston
do not yet belong to the Association. The Hudson
Rivers OF Newburg, do and Mr.. st. Johns Delaware
Club does also. by reversing the decision the Hud-
and can egitimately make complaint against tho
UMPIRE Mr. ST. John, and have the question properly
settled.
The Kelly nine IL ready to hammer the Smiths or
Browns or any other man. w. ]. Kelly, H. o. Kelly
and T. Kelly (Activec J. Kelly (MutuaD, J. Kelly
J. Kelly (Eckford Kelly Williamsburg Ferry There
Ia a team for vel
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REFERRED TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT. A Paris
newspaper is excited over the fact that the
crew of Admiral Farragut's flagship cheered
'the United States and Russia" during the
recent visit of the Turkish Cabinet Ministers
to the vessel. The writer alleges that the
Ministers of the great Powers in Constantine
pie feel equally sore on the subject with him
self and intend to demand an explanation
We refer the whole matter to Admiral Farra-
gut and his men. Address ''on board the
Franklin, off Constantinople, or elsewhere"
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IRELAND.

Election MISREPRESENTATION Men Need Not
Apply.
DUBLIr, August 81, 1868.
Mr. Mason Jones' the liberal candidate for Parlia-
ment from Queens county, has been obliged to retire
from the contest. Reports had been extensively
circulated among his Catholic supporters that he was
a devoted partisan OF GarbaldI, and it was thought
that this would prove fatal to the success of the
liberal ticket in that portion of the country He has
been strongly opposed by the Dublin Nation, which
has published these reports and condemned him on
account of his anti-Roman prociivities.
The Dublin freshman and the irish Times both
censure the electors of Queens county for their
bgotry and intolerance as well as their lack Of
judgment In thus rendering necessary the with
drawal Of one of lrelands warmest friends.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Sacngerfest Mt Pittsburg-The Greatest
Musical Festival Ever Held in the state.
PITTsBUR6. August 81, 1868.
The Saengerfest which commenced this evening
promises TO ne the greatest mus!ca. celebration ever
held in this state. The streets through which the
torchght procession passed were thronged with
people and the buildings brilliantly Illuminated.
Delegations were present from Western New York,
western Virginia, Western Pennsylvania. Eastern
Ohio and Michigan. They were rece ved OF the Alle-
made by Governor Geary In English and Rev. Mr..
Schilling In German. grand concert Will be given
at the Rink tomorrow night, and the trial concert
viii take place at the Turner Hall on Thursday,
which will close the festival.
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FRANCE.

The RussO.American Alliance Seen from
Turkey.
PARIS, August 81, 1865.
The Paris Presse the AustroCatholic opposition
Journal had an article in its last issue the subject
of the relations OF the United States and Russia.
The writer recouns the reception of the Turkish
Ministers and officials on board the flagship of Ad
miral Farragut at Constantnople few days since,
on which occasion the crew OF the Franklin cheered
enthusiastically for "Amerca and Russia"
The representatives OF the other foreign Powers in
Constantinople have construed this Partially into
slight OF their respective countries. The Presse
thinks that the ENJOYS were fully justified in so
doing and wants an explanation.
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LOUISIANA.
The Lesislature-A Jewell Ou-ted from the
senate 10 Make Room for Pinchback-The
Radicals Not HarmOnizing.

NEW ORLEANS. August 81. SOB.
The Senate to-day ousted f l.. Jewell. Senator
from the Second district dreams parish and IN
stalled in his place a muiatto named Pinchback.
The ground OF the contest IN this case fraud IN
the election. The witness upon whose testimony
mainly the report of the Election Committee was
based has sworn 10 an afdav!t which rs publshedl
the Election Committee 10 Oe false from
beginning to end. and that he had been
Influenced and induced by prominent members
of the radical party to etiy he did by the promise
OF reward An effort was made to-day to bring this
witness before the Senate while the report % the
committee was under consideration. The republl-
cans refused TO permit the introduction OF the sub
Ject The proceedings IN the Senate were very dis
cordant the republicans not harmonizing among
themselves. Mr.. Jewell was not heard in his
defence. By his course since the opening Of he
session he has incurred the bitter personal nimosty
OF number of the radical Senator'S one remarking
during the proceedings that the democrats had
brought this action upon themselves.
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that it is not perfectly safe place of resort
for ladies. The Commissioners ought to see
that the police force is equal to its duty, and
we would also suggest that more caution be
exercised as to the class of hack drivers en-
ployed in the Park, for If the facts stated con-
corning the outrage of Sunday be true the
driver Of the carriage must have been an ac-
complete in the crime
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DEMOCRATIC ORATORS. admirers of
democratic oratory would do well to read the
speech of Sanford e. Church, with its clear
statements, logical deductions and sound argu-
ment, and to compare its vigorous sentences
with the smooth, well rounded, visionary
theories Of Seymour, or the silly, fimsy,
superficial pratings Of Hoffman.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Negro Diniculty-A Negro Orator Advises Out.
RACES Upon the Whites.
WILMINGTON, August 81, 1868.
difficulty occurred In wilson county on Saturday
between Zeno II. Green, white man, and David
Ruflin, q colored man. In which the latter shot
and slightly wounded In the leg. Green arrested
and bound to appear before the Superior Court
Afterwards Bill Grimes, a negro made long speech
from the Court House, in which he urged the burn
ing Of Green's house. About eleven O'Clock Green 3
barn was discovered to be on fire, but he and his
family were afraid to venture ont OF the house.
He was arrested and brought before the magistrate,
and In default OF $500 security sent TO jail The
community is greatly excited, but no further disturb
ance is apprehended.
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NEW y0aK STATE POLITICS.

Or william s. watson Is the delegate TO the Demo.
cratic state Convention from the Second district Of
Niagara county.
J. sharratt Gates was chosen tho delegate to the
Democratic state Convention from Schenectady.
Peter Clogher, Alexander T. Goodwin, Calvert
Comstock and David Moulton are the delegates
from the four districts OF oneida county 70 the
Democratic State Convention.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
DO ready at halEpast ten O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Queen of Spain in Appeal
to Napoleon.
RuSSO-American Demonstration on
Board the Franklin.
ENGLAND.

Another Challenge from the Yacht Sappho.
LONDON, August 81 1868.
It Is announced to-day that Captain BALDWIN of
the American yacht sappho has challenged the yacht
Alne, and that the challenge has been accepted. The
details Of the race are not yet agreed upon
The Cambria, which came in first In the recent
race around the Isle OF Wight has gone to Spain and
will not return for some time Captain Baldwin,
therefore, challenged the AIne. which was second
in the last race and only two minutes behind the
Cambria
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NEW YORK.

Accident to n Lock on the Erie Cannl-Loss
Of a Boat and Cargo.
ALBANY, August 81 1868.
The lower gate OF Jock No 20 OF the Erie Canal,
eight miles east Of Albany, gave way sunday night
while the Jock was full OF water, and a canal boat
with one hundred tons OF freight, belonging TO the
Western transportation Company, was being locked
through The loss on the boat and freight ia heavy.
II Will take several days to remove the boat and re.
pair the lock. The lock Is double one 80 that navi.
cation will be only partially impeded.
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BURGLARY IN BROADWAY.
Arrest Of the Alleged Burglars.

Some time between saturday night AMI sunday
morning the store of Messrs schrolg Cert import.
ers OF French and German fancy goods and manu-.
facturers OF gilt jewelry, was entered Ivy burglars
and property OF the value OF 5000 carried or Infor.
nation OF the robbery having been given at the cen
trail ONCE. detectives Irving and Coyle yesterday
morning arrested two ~ is said well Known cracks
men, named James Phfer and Joseph Wheeler
whom they found IN a house IN Bleeckel street In
possession OF tae "swag," which tney also reco'.
ereL
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Adjournment Of the Legislature Proposed
Sensible Circular by the & Overnor.
COLUMBIA August 81, 1868.
motion was introduced in the Legislature to-day
looking to an adjournment.
The Governor to-day issued circular relative to
armed organizations, and the introduction of arms
into the State He disapproves of both and calls
all persons to keep peace He says he WIZ exercise
all his authority for tina, purpose
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SPAIN.
Royal Aid Application to Napoleon.


PARIS, August 81, 1868.
Prince Girgenti special Envoy from Madrid,
arrived to-day and had an interview with the EN-.
peror.
1t is rumored that the object of his mission s to
bring about an agreement with the Emperor that
in the event Of European war Spain will send
feet and troops to Rome, in return for which the
French army will be used to sustain the reigning
dynasty Of Spain should it be attacked.
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Sympathy With Fenianism.

CORK, August 81, 1868.
The Corporation OF the city of Cork have adopted,
by unanimous VOTE resolve urging the govern
ment to pardon and discharge all persons now
serving out sentences of Imprisonment for COM
plicty in the late Fenian disturbances.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port on
Tuesday for Aspinwal.
The malls for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at half-past ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific.
will be ready at half-past nine In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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VIRGINIA..

Attachment Against the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad.
RICHMOND. August 81, 1858.
The United states Marshal has levied on the rolling
stock Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. in ex.
ecution OF debts due by the company on their
coupons, amounting 20 $4,000. The running OF the
road Is not lnterfered with.
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Matches to Come on.

Today-Eckford vs.. Irvngton. home and home
game; Union grounds.
Tonorrow-Mutual vs. Harlem; Union grounds.
Gramercy VS.. EndeavOr; fremont. Excelsior W.
Knickerbocker; CapitOline grounds.
Thursday-Independen vs.. Mohawk; Capitolind
grounds
Friday-Mutual W. Eckford, home and home
game; Union grounds. Peconic vs. Excelsior:
Captoline grounds. Fun AZ Hoboken.
STANDARDIZATION, OF Morrsania vs.. Star; Capftoline
grounds
Monday, 7th-Atlantc vs.. Athletic; Union grounds.
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CUBA.
Sugar Market-Exchange Quotations.

HAVANA, August 81, 1888.
The sugar market is dull at ~ a ~ reals per ar.
roba for No. IL Dutch standard. Muscovados dull a,
~ q X reals for fair to good refining and "a a
reals forgrocery grades. Molasses sugar dull at
~ reals for Nos 7 to TO-
Exchange-On London, 1914 IL per cent pre-.
mium on the United States at short sight for cur.
rency, 20 q % per cent discount; on the United
States for gold sixty days. sight. ~ q per cent
premium; on the United States at short sight, for
rold. Q az per cent premium.
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CONNECTICUT.

The New England Fafr-Crcat crowds OF
strangers In Attendance-Fine Display Of
Stock.
NEW HAVEN, August 81, 1868.
The trains to-day have brought thousands OF
strangers to the city, and our hotels and private
dwellings are rapidly filling up. This 10 the last
day Of entering, and Colonel Needhan, the secre.
tary, reports Ave hundred entries since morning.
An immense train over the Hartford and New Haven
ROAD has Just been telegraphed, loaded with cattle
and agricultural implements. The entries OF short
horns Devons, Ayrshires, Aldernies and Dutch are
all very large Great crowds OF exhibitors have
been on the ground all day. Two trots q day are
arranged for every afternoon and the trotng horses
entered are very superior.
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MASSACHUS rs.
shocking Railroad Accident in Lowell.

shocking Railroad Accident in Lowell.
BosToS. August 81, 1868.
A special tram from Lawrence TO Lowell yes,er.
day. with the remains OF Colonel Laraoee late and.
lord OF the Franklin House. into crowd Of boys
gathered on the railroad bridge at Gorham street,
instantly killing George Lee and Robert T. Dooy,
aged ten and seven years. The boys we're watching
a military funeral when the train came round the
curve suddenly.
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ALABAMA.
Mobile Cotton Statement.

MOBILE, August 81, 1893.
The yearly cotton statement shows the total re-
ceipts for the year Just closed TO De s6l, o93. En-
ports:-To Great Britain, 2lI,l54 France l0432;
other foreign exports, l4.925; cOastwse, including
$3.50 from Montgomery direct 10 New Orleans,
100 s93 bales: stock tonight, p l6l bales Receipts OF
new cotton 807. against 1871 the time last year.
The crop Is estimated at two ana quarter millions.
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GERMANY.
Prince Napolcon's Yacht Cruise.

Prince Napolcon's Yacht Cruise.
HAMBURG, August 81, 1858.
Prince Napoleon has arrived here on board bis
yacht He has made visits to Altoona and Lubeck,
and intends to sail this week for the weser.
The Prince preserves strict incognito during his
stay on shore.
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The Mission in Rome.

AUBUsl Ibos.
Senior Alexandra de Castro, minister TO Rome.
has rendered his resignation, which has been ac.
cepted by the queen.
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GEORGIA..
Disbaniing of Armed Assrcintions--A Colorcd
Legislator Threntcns War.

ATLANTA, August 81, 1858.
The senate has unanimously passed resolution
authorizing the Governor 10 issue proclamation
disbandng armed associations throughout The State.
Armed negro bands exist throughout the state and
in one county have resisted the sheriff.
In the House Mr.. Sims, negro, continued his re-
marks In defence OF the eligibility of the negro men,
bers. He said the Introduction OF the measure 70
unseat the negro members had cast nrebrand into
the House and If the question was pressed it would
preciptate Mr.. Porter, a negro, foowed and
has the floor tomorrow.
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PARAGUAY.
False Reports from Pnraguay-No Rebellion
Against President Lopez Taken Place.

LONDON August 81. Ioos
Letters from Paraguay deny that domestic con-
spiracy against the government Of President Lopez
haa been discovered. and pronounce the reports to
that eject to De pure fabrcations 81 the enemy.
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A Splendid Assortment of Furniture
OF NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS;.
also plain Furniture la great variety a. popular prices.
MEEkS, $50 Broadway.
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Excitement Over the Proposed Fenian Demons
stration - Canadian Independence - Quick
Passage by q Sailing Vessel.


GoprRtCn, Canada, August 81, 1868.
The North American Hotel aud large wooden
block adjoining containing SIX stores. were de.
stroyed by are yestertay
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Hest In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable tnstantA
ueous Factory Is bond street.
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PORTUGAL

Legislative Prorosation.
LISBON. August 81, 1868.
The Portuguese Cortes has been prorogued by royal
degree.
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The Cha III piOnship Fight "OG."

LUNDON, August IT, 1868.
The proposed champion fight between Harry Allen
and Joe Goss may be regarded OF. Allen has
been arrested and bound over keep the peace for
one Year
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THE NEW DOMINION.
The Governor GeneraI-A Witness In the
Whclau Case Missing.

The Governor General-A Witness In the
whelau Case Missing.
OTTAWA, August 81, 1865
1t reported that Lord Monck VIII not return to
England this summer, but will be retained In his
position OF Governor General for some time longer.
An important witness against whelan disappeared
to-day. He is supposed to have crossed the river to
A despatch from Halifax says the rumor that Mr.
Home IS to accept the craftsmanship OF the Inter-
Colonial Railway Commission Is not generally cred
tied. The report Is again revived that DR.. Upper
will take office under the government.
Terrific Fires in the Forests-An Entire VII.
Iagc Destroy ed-RaiIroad Track Damaged.
TORONTO, August 81, 1868.
Terrific fires have again broken out in the woods
in the neighborhood OF Bell, Ewart and Sunnidale
on the Northern Railway. On Saturday the station
at Sunnidale caught fire, and In short time the
tire village embracing twenty-five or thirty houses
was In ashes The inhabitants OF Sunnidae were
taken to New Lowell aud are well cared for. The
railway track destroyed Tor nearly mile, but II
was repaired and trains run regularly to-day. The
woods are still burning and other villages on the
road are in imminent danger Of destruction.
Excitement Over the Proposed Feniau Demons
stratIon - Canadian Independence - Quick
Passagc by a Sailing Vessel.
MONTREAL, August 81, 1868.
pIacards have been posted around the streets
calling upon the oyasts TO suppress the contem-
plated Fenian demonstration TO be held on wednes-
day, for the purpose Of raising funds to aid whaen
and other state prisoners
Lanctol continues to hold meetings Tor the tnde-
pendence Of Canada. They are slifny attended.
tween Quebec and Glasgow in fourteen days, the
fastest time on record.
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CristadorO,s Hair Preservativc, the Finest
hair dressing Ia the world, wholesale and retail No Aston
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed In the nes.es possible
other similar place 10 The city al the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Dcscrip-
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Neatness, Economy aud Despatch Compiss .
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ishment " Nassau street
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Errins but Nsbie.-self Help for Young Men,
who having erred desire better manhood Sent In sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge benefited, return TIC
postage address Philan,hros, boz p, Phlsdephs, Pa
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P.u,phIets. Law Reports, &c., ENocstea
with nestness quckness aud despatch iwenyav ~ ~
,hsn al any printing egtahslien ~ ~ IL
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