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Items.

LAST. NIGHT snow fell briskly for a
few minutes between IS and 9 o'clock.
This morning there were other unmistak-
able signs Of winter
WE HAVE many beautiful meteors these
autumn nights, says an exchange. Yes, and
the most beautiful you have is meet her
by moonlight alonen
/ T" OYSTERS ARE DRUG on the market
at Alexandria at twenty-five to forty cents
per bushel." Richmond is prepared to
swallow a good deal of the drug at those
rates. .ts
ROBERT DUNLOP, the man arrested in
Staunton by Detective Wren for mur-
der committed in Columbus, Ohio, has
been indicted there, both for murder and
manslaughter. eve
MISS VIRGINIA COOPER, daughter OF
General Sam Cooper, formerly adjutant Of
the United States and Confederate States
armies during the late war, resident oi
this city, was married yesterday near Alex
andria, Va, to Mr.. Dawson, of Loudoun
county, Va. a.aa -. - W. lia
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The fondness of the Scotch for meta.
physics was never more happily hit than
by the story Sydney Smith tells of hia
hearing young lady at ball. in the
midst of momentary lull in the music
saying to her gallant: ''That may be trpe
my lord, of love in the aJstraci.u And
mere the iiddling began again, and he heard
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BANK OF ENGLAND FoRaERIRs,-
The punishment of death for forgery was
abolished in England in 1887. Many
years ago the Bank of England was in
constant trouble on account of the numer-
Gus forgeries perpetrated upon it. Be-
tween 1897 and 1878 there were nearly
900 prosecutions of persons for forging
Bank of England notes, OF nowingly be-
ing in possession Of such notes, and 3l3
convictions and executions. After an act
was passed in 1898 enabling the Bank
OF England to issue notes under the value
offive pounds-twenty-fve dollars-forge-
RES increased amazingly, and in the
eight years subsequent no less than
l46 persons perished on the gallows
for the crime Of forgery on that bank. The
notes We're SO exactly copied that even
bank officers could not always detect the
forgeries. This state of things led to
special effort to protect the bank by manu-
featuring by peculiar and expensive pro.
cesses This has been done for the last
half century with great success. The
note paper is manufactured at Laverstoke.
q small village in the county Of Hampshire.
The notes are never issued second time.
but are always destroyed after their pre-.
sentation at the bank for payment. No
notes for less than one pound-$5--are
issued. II
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ASSEMBLY HALL.
FAIR wEEK. 1s7a.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTS,
ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
OCTOBER 18TH AND BOTH, 1873,
by the
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Jarley's world-renowned Wax Figures,
with tableaux, closing with the grand Incanta
ton Scene from Der Freischutz by members of
the GESANGVEREIN VIRGINIA, on WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS October
29th and 31st, 1873. 'sass
Sale of ticket and reserved seats com
menced Friday morning, October oath, at AM
bold's music store
E. II. CHAMBERLAYNE, Ja.,
0c 28-4t s Secretary.
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CITY NEWS.

's LET EVERY coLoRED MAN
REMEMBER THAT THE CON-
SERvATIvE CANDIDATES. SAY
THAT THEIRS rs THE WHITE
MANS PARTY, AND DO NOT
WANT ANY COLORED VOTES.
COLORED MEN REMEMBER
THIS, AND vOTH THE REPUB-
LICAN TICKET STRAIGHT.
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DIED.

naa.I nhLaNICHE, i infant daughter of joseph r. ana
days. ye"f anu eighteeh
residence, sl5 First street between n1yal a,
T@G 1a6er streets, at o'clock THURSDAY EVEN
INT Ing. Friends and acquaintances OF the fam.
lily are invited to attend. ''o mn
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NEW YORK, October 20. Mr.. Tremaine
llnished his argument in the Stokes case
Yesterday afternoon, and the district attor-
ney commenced to sum up on behalf of the
people. = ~
II is generally believed that Judge Davis
", Wi, make short charge to the jury in the
atokes case, and that it will be given to
the jury before dark to-day. =
The crowd at the trial yesterday. inclu-
ding ladies', remained during recess, nearly
all having lunch with them.
Three ruffians entered the residence of
Mr: Bel ke, on AmitY street, Yesterday.
and seized Mrs. Biefke, poured some lionid
down her throat, which rendered her insen-
siole, ransacked the house, took the ear
rings from the stupefed woman, whom
they had tied to the piano, and were about
10 depart with a trunk full of plunder. when
her husband returned and the robbers fed.
Ata meeting of the National Academy
OF Science. yesterday, some thirty Of the
most eminent professors Of the country
were present. A paper on sound in rela.
ton to fog signals was read by Professor
Henry, and discussed by Professors Young
Abbot, and Hilyard. o'Ns'
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
commenced against Dodge & Co., promi.
nent 10 last summers lumber combination
which placed six millions of dollars in
paper on the market.
Carlton, the missing secretary of the
onlcn Trust Company, has been indicted
for forgery.
Thomas Scott, who has returned from
Europe, confirms the report of his having
effected loan of 10000, 900 for the
pennsylvania railroad. He likewise
effected arrangements for the continuance
OF the work on the Texas Pacific railroad.
although he was unable to close success
tully the negotiation for the sale of bonds.
The piano, billiard, and cigar manu-.
facturers. and other producers Of luxuries.
are conducting business with great caution.
Large factories run on half time and with
half the usual force, and smaller ones have.
IN the main, closed altogether, thereby
throwing out of work many men and
women. Arrangements are expected TO
De made whereby the factories can Keen
at work part of the time, thus preventing
great deal of suffering.
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, FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.
Prince Bismarck seisns-Euecsions

Pfince bismarck Reisns-EIecaions.
BERLIN, October 29.-Prince Bismarck
has been reappointed president of the
Prusslan ministry, in place of General
Won Room. It is understood his restora-
ton carries with it the effective control Of
the whole cabinet, which he demanded
previous to his resignation some time ago.
further returns show that the Liberals
nave carried the elections in Schleswig
ana frankfort, and have been generally
successful IN West Prussia. Hanover and
Sllesla. Posen elects 142 Germans and SO
paIaq
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NOTWITHSTANDING our fair warnin, 4
q, reckless individual brought a cbapter n :
rhyme on the late Beautiful Snowi to
to this office Yesterday. After the en-
change mans Bogardus kicker ard bnz
saw went through him there was lock of
MS hair left, which his friends can recover
oy proving property and paying for this
advertisement. His hair was red /: his
pome" WASH t. Columbus .Lo,runl
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WANTS.
~-~S~l~~--- :
100 LABORERS WANTED.

THE GAULEY KANAWHA COAL, COMPANY
!English) will HIRE ALL GOOD HANDS apply
ing TIL supplied, at one dollar per day PAYABLE
ISL and 18th of every month, to work in prepar.
ing their property for mining in Fayetle comfy.
West Virginia. Transportation furnished at
two cents per mile. '''
Apply at Imboden's office, corner Tenth and
pahh s.reets. oc 2S-tf
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REPUBLICAN, CANvAssERs. The gen
tlemen appointed as canvassers of jackson
ward are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Landon Boyd, No. "a west
jackson street, tomorrow night at 7
o'clock. This meeting is important.
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LOOK TO YOUR FRET Corns, Buniops.
Nails growing into the flesh, &C., can only be
cured, and that, too without the slightest pain
giving instant relief certified in this city for
twenty years, by calling ON DR.. SoHuIrz, No
Nineteenth street. between Main and Franl,Iin
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

SHREvEPoRT, October 29.-Four fever
deaths occurred yesterday.
MOBILE, October 29.-No new cases.
Heavy frost this morning with ice. Absen-
tees may return with safety.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 29.--Sir Henry Hol-
land, the author and physician, is dead.
The Times has special that tho Pope
has written several letters to the Empe-
ror OF Germany, the contents of which
have not transnired
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICH
MoND POsToFFIcE TODAY. C.
Welles, Manchester, Virginia; Mrs.
Harris, 307 Cherry street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Miss Fannie M, Settle,
Warsaw, Virginia; one.no address.
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There will be meeting of the Irish Republi.
can Club on THURSDAY EVENING, October
~ ~ at the rooms of the Hughes and Ralnsdell
Flamoeau Club 1t is requested that every
ance will be transacted
E. p. MURPHY,
JOHN >. MCINTYRE, President
Secretary. oc 28-3t
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THE MEMORIAL SUBSCRIPTION
The Religious Herald, of this city, copying
from the last report of DR.. Burrows, saws
that the memorial subscription fund in aid of
Richmond college so far reaches $271 ,249.
81, with an early prospect of completing
the subscription to the original amount
100000.
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AUSTRIA.

i VIENNA, October 29.-Another panic
prevails ON the Bourse in this city. The
government is endeavoring to effect a
settlement of the financial difficulties. ~
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HEADQUARTERS HUGHES AND \
RAMSDELL FLAMBEAU CLUB,

THE HUGHES AND RAMsDEIr. ~,
4 FLAMBEAU CLUE will meet at No f.NtA,
go9 Broad street, between Ninth and fN&Sf
Ienth streets, TONIGHT "wednesday -
at ~ o'clock. Every member Of the Club and all
who desire to connect themselves with tho
CUB, are earnestly and respectfully urged TO
JODGE u. M. SHUMAKER, of Pittsylvania
and COLONEL EDWARD DANIEL, II OF Tpp
STATE JOURNAL viii deliver addresses Let all
Workingmen come and hear them
by order of the President RUSH BURGESS.
I +. WILKINSON,
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WORTH AND BEAUTY.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
and the Chrome
ny 0 8 e MITE 2
X o 8 Il M I T e

Having control of the magnificent Oil Chrome,
fOSEMlTE, we are able to offer a combination
of literary and artistic work of genuine worth.
and at prices unprecedented
This fine copy of piece of Natures grandest
work is not presented in the usual limited style
its dimensions l4x2O making picture of very
desirable size, in itself an ORNAMENT TO tn Z
ROOM by It's presence. But few copies of this
beautifui Chrome will be allowed to 20 to tho re-
tail stores, and those will be sold at their actual
RETAIL PRICE, $4,000, while If ordered in con,
nection with our Magazine, both will be fur.
nished for ei u Tl1tSl7tI ~ =
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
Asa premium the picture may be obtained by
sendlng us TWO SUBSCRIBERS for the Maya.
zine at $i00 each, or by subscribing for the Mag.
azine two years in advance, at 800 per annurn.
Address, =
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Newburg, New York.
q r. oHufEs. Publisher se9
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ADJUSTMENTS. .-Remembe MeCann's
splendid entertainment at First Regiment
hall Tomorrow night /; also Wyman's
jqgglery and presents at the Virginia Opera
house tonight,
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John t. Irving, who admitted in San
francisco that he was concerned IN The
Nathan murder in this city two years ago,
is to be tried for burglary. 81
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OHIO.
Coal Boat sunk.

CINCINNATI, October 29.-Four coal
poats with $1,000 bushels of coal have
been sunk by a collision with the pier
bridge. The bridge was shaken. The
floating wreck knocked hole in the
steamer Grand Duke. ~
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Gontribution 10 the Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-M. Dey-
ereaux, OF Charleston, s. c., contributes
I0,00O feet of lumber to the Centennial
celebration.
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MUEsON HILL NURSERIES,

- A large stock of FRUIT AND ORNAmEN-
TAI, TREES FOR SALE, small fruits, &c
apple apple trees Sl6 per 400; per 1000, sioo
reach trees, Sl0 per 100. per 1000 $50, O)o
*70 per 1000, 5000 $e6 per 1,000 Dwarf Pears
s29 per 100. STANDARD Pears, $40 per lon.
Send for Catalogue, and address
j. o MUNSON
Falls Church, Fairfax County. ya
iy1S-dsw&wtf '' o.
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POLITICAL ADDRESS. Judge L. M.
Shumaker will address the Hughes and
Ramsdell Flambeau club at their hall
this evening, at u O'Clock. The lateness
OF the hour last night at which the club
got through some very necessary business
precluded its delivery at that time.
Colonel Edward Daniels, of The STATE
JOURNAL, will also speak on the same
occasion. All are invited to attend.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. John f. Lewis, u.
5. Senator from Virginia, was in the city
to-day, the guest of Franklin Stearns,
esq. 81.
Hon. William H. Fl. Stowell is in the
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-eIGHr.

VIRGINIA pERA.HousE.-Wyman, the Wizard,
in new tricks, gifts, &c. N
ASSEMBLY HALL.-Grand vocal and instrument
tai concert--Richmond Philharmonic Associa.
tion M ta ~ Htfa.f
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MEETINGS..
OFFICE OF THE J. r.. ANDK. co. ,
RIcaaoSD, DC ober 2s, 1873. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING

OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of THE TaMrs
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY viii
be held at this Office WEDNESDAY,, Noyem.
Der o. at 10 O'Clock u. M
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

",
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREaESTs-Tbat we
tne SUBSCRIBERS, being stoczh olders In the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby con-
stitute and appoint t-------- our true and
lawful attorney and proxy, to represent ca CHI Of
us IN all general meetings OF the stockholders Of
sald company, held within six months from and
aIter the date hereof, when we are not person
ally present or represented by some other proxy;
win full power and authority, at such general
meetings 10 give such vote or voies, and to do
such other act or acts as each of MS could give or
uo, US q member of said meetings, if we we've
personally present. and we do hereby ratify
anu confirm whatever vote or votes, net or acts.
our said attorney may lawfully give or do for
ferred upon him.
WITNESS our hands and seals this - day a
--, one thousand eight huRdred and -.
[SRAL1
tSEAL.l
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD,
oo Ao-o' Secretary.
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ORGAN Observation-Disclosures opport,l.
nifty will be offered our readers this even
ing to hear some delightful music. Mr..
Leo. p. Wheat, so we'll known in our com.
munltY, will give a grand organ concert in
the Second Baptist church. corner of Sixth
and Main streets. We would advise those
who have never heard this celebrated
organist to embrace this opportunity of
doing so. Tickets can be had of Messra,
Starke u Ryland, j. 7. Ellyson and A
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DEPART0RE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. ~

FOR NEW YORK. ssfXfn
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant sidewheel steamship WYA-
NOKE, Captain Couch, will sail on FRIDAY
October 81, at ~ o'clock m. g
Positively no freight received after III a. m.
On and after November ], ships will leave
Norfolk at O'Clock p. m. during the winter.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods fol
warded with dispatch TO all points--north south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Eare........'.s.... 00
Steerage. ................. 90
Round Trip Tickets ...................,...,2 20 Cd
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN & CO.,
& oc 2s-n Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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TEMPERANCE FAIR.-Harmony divi-
sion Sons of Temperance are holding a
fair on Main street. at Redford's old stand,
near Ninth. Those favoring pure cold
water as a beverage should attend and
throw their might in, and thus show their
approval by good works and deeds. There
will also be ratified a large cake and q
gold ring.
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DEAD. Mrs. Powhatan Robertson,
daughter-in-law of the late Judge John
Robertson, and formerly Of this city, died
Sunday at her residence in Culpeper
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SNow.-In the neighborhood of Coal
Harbor, Hanover county, the ground was
thickly coated with snow yesterday.
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A RUNAWAY AT THE FAIR.-During
the i've. mile race yesterday, horse at
tached to buggy undertook race on his
own account. Starting from near the main
building, he kept the road passing through
the Broad street entrance, but the gate
being closed he plunged against it only to be
brought up standing. No damage done.
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aRATEs OF ADVERTISING

ESPECIAL RATES made at counter. oriy
contract with regular patrons.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 29.-Stocks
very irregular. Money Z gold bid,
Gold 1881. Exchange, long 60; short 81
Governments steady and dull. States dulI III
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BY TELEGRAPH


I n h'stfWtfOu HI Lync6DUTg
Especial to The State Journall
| LYNcHBURG, October 29.-The result
of the registration in Lynchbure and
oampoell county shows total Republi-
can gain of 275 from new voters and trans.
fers in and out. r. w E.p,x
Chairman County Rep. Com.
feflew Fever Relief Measures.
N0RFoLK, October 29.-The amateur
concert by the church chors at the Opera.
mouse, yielded handsomely for Memphis
and Shreveport.
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NEW CAR CoUPLINa.-The Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad are about to intro
duce on their freight cars an automatic ca,
coupling patented by Lyttelton Waddell
esq, of Augusta county. m i
The writer of this remembers when,
some fifteen years ago, Mr.. Waddell made
his lirst model Of this coupling, which
was then considered quite the desideratum
to protect brakesmen and others in the
dangerous operation of coupling cars, say.
ing thereby many valuable lives and maxi
ing, less the number of widows and
orphans. Presuming that great improve
ments nave been made upon the original
invention, all railroad men must now see
the actual necessity of attaching to their
cars This great convenience and safeguard.
we hope the gentleman will make a for
tune out of his invention, as all public
benefactors deserve to do.
USING THE Cry Property FOR
POLITICAL PURPOSES citv Aims
house wagon was used Saturday and Mon
day by the Conservatives in carrying the
white paupers to registration precincts.
The Republicans, thinking that as the
whites were being cared for so nicely.
asked the use of the wagon to take the
OLD and infirm colored men to register.
put were told that ii icas so busy do;no
city uork that they could not have il.
Last night several hundred gas lets were
used in temporary fixtures placed around
the Old Markethouse for the purpose of
Illuminating the dim void around that edi-
lice on the occasion of the holding of the
conservative demonstration there by the
members of the Old Dominion club and
similar. Conservative patriots. Comment
g unnecessary.
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lied STATES. for the Eastern District of
Virginia. u
rupt-in bankruptcy.
1873. ~ - S'
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN;
fiease take notice, that 4 petition has been
presented to the Hon John O. Underwood, Judge
OF said District Court in Bankruptcy, by
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to said
bankrupt. free from all liens and encumbrances
thereon. 'NeS
This is to give notice to all persons interested.
that in the terms Of said petition, an order has
been Issued by the Judge aforesaid, for ali per-
sons who may be Interested in said estate 10 ,tp-
pear before Register w. w Forbes, al his office
Ia the said city Of Richmond, ON the sth day of
October, 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M, and show
not be granted.
VIM. H. ALLDERDICE,
oc is-ihzW Assignee.
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COMPRESSED PATENT RIGHTS
NOTICE

The invention OF DIR. ROY CE FOR THE
PRODUCTION, STORING, AND TRANS
MITTlNG POWER, etc, by compressed air !.
also for destroying yellow fever on Ships. in
hospitals for Ventilation, etc., have been proved
ping machinery is used. ="
Notice is hereby given that the management
and control of these patents has been placed Ia
Sale. Persons and Corpora tions desirous of
using Compressed air as a Motive Power, or for
Ventilation, etc, may obtain fuI Information of
for Copies at the Patent OGice The reissues
are numbered 5,2n and 5,202 and for terms of
use by addressing me, p. o. Box lo7e ar ss
Liberty street, New York
fe I2-eowly HORACE III nav
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The display of cattle is very good and
seemed 70 attract considerable attention,
tne n z most prominent exhibitors being G..
". Palmer, Of Saltville, Virginia; T. s.
Cooper, of Pennsylvania j. c. and L. c.
MAJOR, Of Culpeper; John ID. Hall, of
washington county; L. w. Chiles, of
Louisa county; s. w. Ficklin, of Char
lottesville, and +. s. Lee. of Campbell.
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