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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



DsME-MALLABy-On Thursday afternoon No.
vemDcr 3, at the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev
Mr. Rulson, WALDRoN NJ. DANE. OF Sonth Bergen.
n. j., to ELIZABETH u. MALLABY, second daughter
OF Theodore Mallaby, ESD, Of the city of New
York
Montreal and Canada papers please copy.
ELY--HARDY.-On Tuesday, October rs, by the
Rev. Hoberts Chetwood ana the Rev. Dr. Brown
SMITH ELY, M. d., TO GERTRUDE, daughter OF Tue
cards.
ltossAcX- --FouSTAIN.-At the residence or The
brides mother, Cedar Hill, New Dorp, s. L., on
Thursday, Noveinbera 3 by Rev. N. Maynard, JoHN
y. HossAcK, OF Scotland, to ANNA r., daughter Of
the lae william Austin Fountain. No cards.
MCC0aAAcK-BARyEY.-On Sunday. November g.
at the residence OF the bride, by the Rev. Mr. Hall
JAMES MCCORMACK TO ROSETTA f., daughter OF the
late Charles r. Harvey, all OF Williamsburg, l.. l.
Utica papers please copy.
OrHEMAN--CHAMBERLAIN- Wednesday No.
yem0ember q at the residence Of the brides parents
by Rev. z. Fletcher, Mr.. FRANK W.. OrHEMlS and
Miss LArUA, daughter Of John c. Chamberlain. Esq,
ali OF this city.
PERrNE--EyERITT.-At Richmond. S. L. on Sun.
day, November ., by the Rev. Kingston Goddard
j. D.. MIR. CHARLES T.. PER1SE to Miss ALICE
EvE.iTT
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BADGLEY.-On Sun lay, November g. FLORENCE
LOUISE, only child OF Jerome and Belle Badgley and
granddaughter Of the late Edwin Peck, aged 10
mon hs and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are reapcct
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
dencc Of her parents, Clifton place, near Hudson
avenue, Bergen, Jersey City Heights, this Tuesdayl
morning, at eleven O'Clock. Take Plank Road cars
from Jersey City ierry.
BowNg.--On seventh day Saturday. November s.
ELIZA T., widow OF Philip Bovine, the Slst year or
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence 2S Clinton street on Third day ,Tuesaay
at eleven O'Clock. The remains VIII De taken 10
Flushing for inIerment
BaopHY-On Sunday, Eovember6 6, MARY BRopHY,
wife OF VIVA. BropDy, aged "a years and @ montns.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from her late residence 90 West
STREET, on Wednesday afternoon. at one O'Clock.
CANNoN.-CAfHARINE CANNON. the beloved daugn-
ter Of Michael Cannon, native vi Eyrecourt county
Galway. Ireland.
The funeral viii take place. this (Tuesdayl after
noon, at h2iEpast one O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, No. Ii seventh street.
CARMICnAEL.--0n Monday, November I, after
lingering illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH widow OF Daniel
Carmichael
fnlly invited 70 attend the funeral tins Wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence OF her
son-in.law, John Johnson, No 40 East Fifteenth
street,
The Londonderry Standard and the Cocrain Chron-
ice please copy.
CARRoLI.--r'he funeral OF MICHAEL CARROLL ia
hereby postponed from Monday until Wednesday
Afternoon, at one O'Clock.
CckzgNs Az Eahuay. y. j. oA Sunday moraias,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hali-pa.t Five o'C.ock p. M.
C0MMEHCLAL REPORT.
TUFgDAY. Nov. r-6 r.. N

TUESDAY, NOV, ID L. NJ
COFFEE The market very quiet, the demand being
light but prices steady and hrm especially for the
ter grades. We heard of sales of Other
were quiet but without particular change value. We
quote: :kioOrdnary cargoss f4ac l4<c. fair i5c.
ial.c good do, lsc l6l2c: prime DO. I7c II &C.
Java, government bags, sGc &c. do 1858 pr ASS
mats 2Oc 22c Singapore. mats. lsc. lsc Cey-
lon, 79zc &c., Maracabo ISc si1c; Laguayra l6,sc
Isc Jamaica. lac. lsc. St. Domingo god. Ia bond i,
SIC. &c.. Ceara, i6c c. Costa Rca, lbIec &c.,. Ma
nia, 16c '7c Mercan I5c ISc 5ayanIa 15kc. 1sc
all gold. duty paid
CoTToS.-The market for this staple qniei tho de-
offerings holders generally being realize, prices
heavy aud declined about c per 10. Blsns
port doub.ess restricted considerable extent
by the scarcity OF freight spinners were
still disincncd TO operate beyond their immeda ate
wants. Including about $40 bales 10 arrive there
sold s16 bales of which 1902 port for
spinning, Too speculation and 100 transit Tbe
business IN future deliveries but materially
lower prices the bulk OF the rnes peng
Of c. Ne per h. the market closing rather steady how
dng for November NJ I6c 500 DO do. st roc DO.
do. mt 200 do do. at 5 40v for and
December 600 each moph), at ba,c 200 do Decemoer
at ic 500 do do at 1876 800 DO do at 9c 400
for January al i6c SDO do do. a loGc 500 do. do
l5c 100 do do at b,sc; 100 do. for February &C.
300 do do at 10 200 do. de- at I5lc. and date
day. 700 do. for Noyember at 5Ic 800 for De-
cember, ut 6c. 200 do. for JanGarv st 6c 400 do
February at i6a and 500 do for March i6c We ap.
pend the current quotations Tor lots spot:-.
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mytice or one Of It's well known hdbttles whose tall,
siiia hgure aud sharp cut face. whlcn might DO
TIE one who has struck llen are familiar alike 10
ioungerS on the Row and money men on Change.
once year tile Jaunty old beau, whom age cannot
wthcr nor custom STALE AFFORDS genuine amusement
to his fellow members. On the 22d of February,
Washington's Birthday tho wags or the Temple
make studied attack on the character of the
Father OF His Country for the purpose OF rousng the
patriotism Of this mature Ad0nis who always rises
with unanectsd-indignation 70 repel their asillits
Year III ana year out does he Stdud up vacrousy
Tor fater Patrise unconscious that he IL Knocking
down men OF straw in his onslaught on the incor.
figible Fellows VINO make sport VI his PATRIOTISM.
There are many small Clubs IN Boston, sueh aS the
Suffolk, where poker Is played by men who are 100
extravaganza; The W. E an association or young
men, who meet for social relaxation over their
whist and, unlike Mrs. Battle do not insist on the
Tigor OF the game; and similar society, not far
from Parkers composed OF graduates OF the
academy OF that well known yotary OF sweet Avon
M IL. PALMER daVs--the genial Sesch-whose wines
were az sparkling his wit and a. irrepgoachaDle
as his character. Even In the dark days OF the
bc,llon patriotc spirits were glad TO see Sesch.
Then there is st another class oT clubs, composed
OF gentlemen In professional and business life, who
meet at intervals on stated days OF the week, which
give their names to these coteries. Tnc Wed.
nesday, the Thursday and the Saturday Cubs arc
among the best known OF these institutions, and
Us the meetings are at members houses there IA
i1avor OF hospt tlitY about these entertainments
which comports we with the genus anl culture that
adorns taem Las but not least are the ladies' clubs,
with which we are not sufficiently familiar TO war.
RAM description OF thom here though It were well
worth White TO make study OF these novel features
OF our socal lile II Dr. Johnson liked ''clubabie"
man, ana Addison considered this characteristic as
indicative oi a social and kindly nature. there Is
reason why we should not look layoraDly on the
same manifestations In the softer seN especially
when devoted to aesthetic and humanitarian oDlects
Carlyle traces the origin OF the term club the Ger
man Geaode or vow, and, whatever we think
OF this Derivation there can be doubt that the in
stituton Is based upon those elements kindliness
anu good fellowship which were so conspicuous In
the old chivary orders to which he refers In our
kl.A
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CLOSING PRICES AT T HE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the last
session or the Stock Exchange:-C Company,
67h bid; Cumberland Iron, 81 bid; Western Union
413s 4l9i: Marsosa, Ga a I; do. preferred, 1oS
101s Boston Water Power, 171s bid; Adams Ex.
press, 67}4 Gs; Wells-Fargo Express, Sc a 81;
American Express Az. a AZ; United States Ex-
press, oa2t s4]a; Pacific Man, 4lA A; Atlantic
Mati "a a %: New York Central conso-
dated. 92t4 923s; do. scrip, SIX a
S7H; Erie 20 231s do. preferred, 49je
Harlem, 1894 bid Reading 1918 1917; Michi-
gan Central, 1903 bid: Lake Shore, "a o 94l;
Union Pacific, 23ss 237s; Illinois Central 1861 bid:
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1915 Il 10s; Chicago and
Northwestern, sos q s04; do. preferred, S9A bid;
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
s04 rid; New Jersey Central, 1855 a 109ia; Esck
Island, 1925 ll2si; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 6l1s
6l1a; do. preferred, S05s a Sok; Toledo, Wabash
and Western. 53ss q 53is: Fort Wayne e4k a 9i5I;
Chicago and Alton, IT, OHIO and Mississippi, 327s a
3s; Delaware, Lsekawanna and Western, ma a
1l2; Morris and Essex, Ola o2lS Boston, Hartford
and Erie, 80. n SO; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 1927
1i0; do. preferred, 1l9il 120; Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central, 1sG a1sle.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STRONG.
The feature Of the Southern list has been the FUR
ther advance IN the South Carolina SKIES, wh len
vanced To 80. The general market was strong and
steady. The heavy cotton receipts OF The past week
have revived the demand for this class of invest
ments. The following were the closing prices for
the leading bonds:renncssee, ex coupon, 81 81
do, new co.. G5i4 Virginia SKIES ex coupon. 6sh
67; do. new, "a u 65; Georgia SKIES, 10 s2; do
seyens, o0a91 North Carolina SKIES, eX coupon 40
a 467s Alabama eigllts, 10l q lo2; South Carolina
OLD, 81 80; do. new, 6sst 6o1<; Missouri SKIES
9l4s Ola; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, elT s2;
Louisiana SKIES ey coupon, 20 ~; do, new, 81 a
6S; DO, evee cighs, 50 90; Arkansas sevens, So
66.
RAILWAY MATTERS
AT the annual meeting OF the philadelphia Ger
mantown and Norristown Railroad Company, held
at Philadelphia to-day, the proposition OF the Read
ing Railroad to lease the former 900 years was
adopted. The terms are an annual dividend Of
twelve per cent. clear OF all taxes and soanage and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STnErT. [
MONDAY, Nov. T-6 r. NJ. I


On'Changc to-day the wheat market was heavy
and duh. The cotton market was unsettled, Open
mg drm on better market ut Liverpool. but clos
lug weak ana hat.
GOLD sTEoHa iloh A 1907.
The Jews from Europe that the arinistlce ncgotia.
lions had been broken on sent the brokers scurrying
into the Gold Room at very early hour ana occa-
stoned great excitement and % ieverish market oil
day, developing as 1t aid. two strong antipathetc
feelings as TO the course when gold should pursue
under the circumstances. II ntimidated the
shorts that they began buying Immediately. the
cary safes occurring ~ ll04 From tins point there
was decline 10 llsla at the formal opening oil
the board; bu fresh BUYERS appearing among them
prominent specnlator Tor a decline, VINO had been
snort OF the market Tor a couple OF months there
was rally to Il0Ys. Here the ''bears.v VINO take
the ground that war III Europe means the continued
transfer oi foreign capital TO this country, began TO
sell and brought about fresh deci,ne to l0}a-ther
views being confirmed by The decline In exchange
on The greater eagcrness of the bankers to draw
bills. Al this luncture cash gold became and
the loaDn@ rate turned in favor OF the holders OF
gold, which induced u fresh advance to it0Si, the
market finally settling down to li0sS. The chief
fluctuations OF the day are shown III the tablet
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THE PLYMOUTH CLUTCH oSGaHisT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 1870.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 1870.
To THE EDfToE or THE HERALD:-
VIII you please cosrect in the next issue or your pa
per the statement Of your reporter made while quoting
Mr.. Beecher's remarks OF the organ concerts-''Iie
(Air. Beecher) believed that Mr. Morgan, the then
organist. did more than any other IN the two
clties TO develop cultured musical taste among the
peoplef" Mr. Beecher did not say Mr.. Morgan, but
Mr.. Muller, your humble servant. 1t was I who
originated and continued for TWO years these con.
certs gratuli cusiy, and, Mr.. Beecher's remarks
were very complimentary to me, ] should like to
have the credit OF them in your valuable paper.
Most respectfully f. +. MULLER,
Formerly orgaust and conductor OF music at ply
mouth church (Rev. ii. w. Beech err, Brooklyn
but now OF the Church OF the Ascension, New
YORK.
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DeiIEST!C MsaNETs.

WrLNISaroN. n. C.. Nov. Z, 1870.
Spirits turpentine nothing doing. kosin duh; No s2
~ Crude turpeutine unchanged Tar nothing doing.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. q 1870.
Tobacco Sales 30 hhds at IS % So 30 ugs; S2l 30
FOR medium Drghl wrappers Baggns quei 2Sc 29c
NEW ORLFANs, Nov. z 1870
Cotton dull aud nominal; m'ddlnss i5s4c; sales $500;
net receipts ll6i total 5JI exports
wise i,fl., STOCK .e,iOA
Flour Is active nnd unchanged; sales 1880 bbs at
S5 70 for No. spring, 80 ~ for amber winter 81
white, 80 for double Wheat dul bu. steady
5000 bushels No milwaukee club a. al 20. Corn cioaes
hrmer; sales 1000 bushels, 20 arrive private
Oa.s.qiet az ssc. for Western Barley dn; G0J
els fair up lake Canada At 95c and 1920 oushes
A. 9sc Rye aud peas nominal Corn meaIl rs Tor boted
SJo S2o shipsnis. 24 x6 mddings $3O &3 per ton
quality. Hghwnes, s9c. Canal ire ghts-Wheat
lDc barley, &c. to New York; the latter boats
lumber, So 20 "a to New YORK. Railroad reights- Flour
mD feed Boston, 80 30; to New York ~ 50, Albany,
~ 6D ton Lake Imports $1,000 buEhcis wheat 0i0U
bushe9 la600 bushels barley and 230O lumber
Canal eIports.5lOD bushels barley and 5i2O0D
ber fhe aneun OF grain the canal from Buffalo
Oswcgo Saturday be tained,
oows Wheat lh5 900 bushes; 10000 bushels.
oats $4,000 bushels barley, $4,000 bushels and rye 1000
bushels.
CHICAGO, Nov q 1870
Exchange unchanged Flour quiet uucnan ced wheat
Ing with fair demand No. . 57c. during the afternoon
neglected. nomiialy Oats advancing and hnner, with
rate demand, No = &c Barley advancing, with fair de-
mand; No. SOC. High wines nominal bound, s5bc
Mess PORK, ga old 81 new Lard, isc Live hogs duh
Receipts, 5000 bbs -four 69oOO bushels wheat, 35,0OO
bushels corn 700 bushels oas 5000 bushels rye 5000
bushels barley 400 hogs l,sOO cattle Shipments $500
tushels oats $1,000 bushels barley. $500 hogs Feishts
quiet; to Buffalo "a tribe easier.
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Wheat in iar ratcr but holders
hr and generally refused TO grant concession 10 view
o. which business restricted. Tho comprise,
about @eW bushels at 81 ID for old No sp.ing 81 20
for soft new No II u for primo No vi 2s for No and
~ 30 81 IS Tor sm1i lots amber winter The market
closed 6n at IL Is bid for No spring Corn
active and higher The sales about 3Uo0J bushels
sbc, .Jc. Tor mixed IN Store, Zoe. "A Ole.
do. adoa, Soc. for new yellow Western, 90e for
white do. Oats with fair demand sales ng
5uOo5 oushes 81 54c Tor Western, 6tlc od
aHoat, aud 5'c Tor choice white Ohio delivered. Rye
, and prices we're nominal At SIC gbc for Old and
Western barley ,ruo active, the sales being
l9tpb bushels nj 81 10 for Canada Barley malt
dun md prices entirely nominal.
FREiGHTs.--1ha market was tery qnet and
rather heavy ndowcr IN some cases. Cotton room how
IN the Liverpool steamers aud held firmly
foIlncr rates The charerng business quiet though a
betes demand prevailed fo vessels, which
held witn hrD,uegA Other kinds tonnage
also hrnly held. The engagements were TO
Liverpool 1869 boxes cheese 27s 3d. and, per steamer,
300 bales cotton ut -. asd 1900 bushels wheat at
s9s. eiosng weak AZ !s.d To Glasgow. per 4OV
bushels wheat ~ lOd 10 London oO tbs 1our at 2s sd
Toe charters wecs BARK, to Boaon from Phi,adel-
phia 10 Anwcrp with i5y bbs pe,ro cum ss 3D. bark
from Philadelphia to Cork for ORDERS with 1000 bbls do at
S.; bark 60 arriycl from the same port Cork
orders United Kingdom Continent with 340g do. At
IS brig In PortlandN FOR Charleston thence ST.
Marysryer " oAd slsa 0uy feet ,umhes sss aor,.
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DDS. U0tI 3UU
corn meal, 4 bushels wheat 4s.7s Dc corn, A. 2j do
oats, 5000 do barley and Sg5 mat The -four marke,
ruled dun and heavy, and In Some prices were DC
lOc lower the sales about 5000 bha Southern our
dull. but there change note prices Rye
lour slow OF SALE bat prices upacred sales
bbls Corn meal dun nominal. Ne guptc:--
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MARBLE NIANTEL>.


NIARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs.-RIcH AND ELs-
1n CANT designs, from 89, Sl2 Sl5 up to 80 4. n.
SfkMAkt co., DOB Sixth avenue, between lhirty-ftd
and Thirthsxth streets.
MARBLE AND MARBLElzED MANTELs, or THE
l latest imported patterns Monuments, Headsones
reduced prices a. kLABkR, steam marble works. IA ami
lSo Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, New York
- RLABER a co. s MARBLE WORKS, si7 TO B,
~. Wes tfty.ars. street, between Broadway Ant
Elsath ayenueMstbc Marb,eixed Mantas, rncs Mos
uneni, asa tssppcs large select Apes IA tie ey
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from two
per cent for carrying to Lea Tor borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were us
foiows:-
Oo.o CicsTtu va" O0o
C0d balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b32, Ids
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. y3291l
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
New York City.
Kings County.

sh y and 96t A. n v corner 20 x0 ho,,ses and Io, 20 o0
l ay and Both st. corner. 7o2S4Oi lU0
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Since Jan s2i5, $50 7a5 $3.50 9o 2as s25s 1874,

inc preservation for prepayment Of 1871 bonds at
the SubTreasury to-day amounted to s.. .Ooo making
q total thus far oil S25l50C0.
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% JOB PRINTING NEATLY exc
CCTED AT THE PILOT OFFICE.
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MY stock of Groceries

Is large and well selected, and includes one of
the largest aud best stocks of young bison gun
powder, Japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
a small advance from cost
Also, Dickey Premium Tanning Mill for sale
very cheap
Esg~ Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No charge for
showing goods. l believe in the principle of
selling everything cheap. NJ. MAH0NEY.
Manitowoc, August |, 1870
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Great inducements arc offered to CASH BUY
Frs on sheetings, shirtings, prints, delaines,
dress goods, fannels French mareinos and all
wool, cassimeres, cottonades, stripes, ticks.
denims, &c, of which my stock is large and
we'll assorted.
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Also, large and well selected stock OF
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Banking and Exchange Office
T. G.. s H O Y E,
W anitOyvOc, Wisconsin.

TT S. BONDS (7-3o's, 5-20's. and all other
- . kinds) purchased, sold and exchanged.
Colr 9ns on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold,
Silyet, and Coin drafts purchased at tie highest
market rates.
Drafts, on all the principal cities of tbs
United States and Canada bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con
tinental Europe, for sale in sums to suit. De
posts received, subject to sight draft. Also
intel est paid on deposits by special agreement
Collections made on all parts of the Uni,eo
States, Canada. Great Britain. and Europe
made al reasonable rates. Passage Tickets BY
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices I. c. SHOVE.
Manitowoc. August /, 1870.
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BrOcha and Wooden Shawls.
at very low prices for cash.
l am offering large and well selected stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, undertaking, &c. all Of
which will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee.
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Boots and shoes.

My stock of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stOga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost--all of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
of f our, Feed, Meal, Pearl Barley
&c, which we offer for sale at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES. We
shall always warrant cur -four; Gus
tom grinding viii be satisfactory.
We call special attenti-n to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM. which is
just completed, whereby we are en-.
abled to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
be promptly tilled and delivered.
aug SCHuETTE & VAIL.
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