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Ii,urd ryrry saturday morning, Nubscrp-
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piytb,r In advance no subscription taken
pT "A less period than slN months.
Advertisements Inserted at the rate Of VI 30
r., luIuuru for the tlrit insertion, ANA % cents
ht.urh subsequent insertion,
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JSOR RENTING building now oecnpted
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New Steam saw Mill,
located On the Texas and Pacific railroad,
,lenr miles ieastof Hawkips, WOOD county.
Has been run six months. Will sell for halt
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w. II. AyIT.
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also, about siy00 worth OF furniture. For
terms apply To W. A. TERRY, pf yetIsies 4
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
FRAUDS on BANK OF ENGLAND
GREAT SPEECH Bv THIEN
sERRANo DICTATOR OF SPAIN
YELLOW FEVER IN BRAZIL
tasssc;ated Pres. Dispatches!
INAUGURATION.

The Magnificent inaugural Display The
Fresident's Address-West Point ChA
dets-Tbeir Dress Parade-The Grand
est Parade Ever scer-The Presideui's
Carriage - Who Accompanied Him -
Congr :tuiatjons 10 the President.
WAsHINGrON, March f--Noon~-Nery cold
weather. a tine display.
70 accident. has occurred 20 add interest
20 the really magnifoen, display. There
were some good troops in the line OF pro-
eessi0p. Pyrotechnics make the sky glare
t. nigh, from Nadis 20 zenith.
TIE President, soon after. taking his
position on the grand inaugural stand, q"
livered his address. the oath of Office having
been previously administered to him by
Chief Justice Ch ,se.
Tho West Point cadets gave q dress
parade in front of General SherInans resi-
dence this afternoon. The General, il full
uniform. revie 0ed them.
Tho parade today is spoken Of as one OF
the grandest ever seen in WashingtO par
teularly tho review st the close of the
military ceremonies. when She President
and his cabinet, General Sherman and
other distinguished officers reviewed the
troops as they passed along the avenue in
front OF the Executive mansion.
The weather all day was intensely cold,
and some cf the trOOps suffered severely.
The Presidents carriage was drawn by
four herse. and lie was accompanied ss
he rode TO the Capitol by SeHatorE Csagin.
Logan and Bayard.
After the President returned 60 She cH
eeutiye mansion he was called on by yerv
large number OF friends and congratulated,
and att-rsard they were entertained by
him, very mary prominent officers and
Ia lies and gentl"men being present.
The esde! drill today vas perfect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
RLEANs, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1873.

| subject, together with the Governors mes.
sage and the report OF the commissioners
to the Committee on Agriculture. Another
motion was made to lay that motion upon
the table, ana 1t prevailed by q vots OF a
yeas to % nays.
Mr.. AIlain offered the following amend
ment 70 the bill:
ReSolrsI, That, tor the proper distribution
of the fund alluded TO iu the Governors
message regarding the agricultural fund
granted by Congress, IA committee Of five b.s
elected by the House. 70 be constituted as
follows: Ihe Governor of the State. Lieu-
tenant Governor, Chief Justice Of the Su.
prtIne Court, State Auditor and Superin-
tendent Of Public Education.
A motion was made TO table Mr.. Allain's
amendment, and it prevailed ny vote Of
forty one yeas to seventeen nays.
Mr. Matthews Oftred an amendment.
pending the consideration of which tie
Hoase adj burned until seven o'clock in the
evening.
HveniDg Session.
The House was called to order az seven
O'clock by Speaker Lowell. After quorum
had been announced, the House attempted
t. 60 into committee Of the whole anG
failed
Mr. Stewart Pose 10 n privilege question.
He said an attempt had been made TO assaii
his character by cOnf0unding him with
some man by the name of Ste Vart who had
been an inmate of the Albany, New York.
peujtentiATy. He said he knew the author
ot this attempt to calumniate his character
20 be no less personage than the Hon:
Mr.. Worrell, q man who was expelled
frem :hs Senate OF this State for
abusing the trust OF the people and taking
refuge IN pretended Legislature. This
marI, hT. Stewart said, had attempted to
asSail his character by bastlE attacking him
through the columns Of the North L0lisi
aHa Jo4rHal a Democratic paper published
IL the town of St. J"srph. Louisiana. Mr.
Stewart. after sindieating his own charac-
ter by showing that he was not the man
that AR. Wurrell wou!d make him appear
to be. went into Il short history of Mr.. Wor-
relf< connection with the school board of
the parish OF Itnsas, asserting that ne had
robbed the school fund of Il large sum of
money. and gave the details of how it was
done. Mr.. Stewart said he regretted the
necessity for rising to question of privi-
Iege, but al un Vdrrantabit attack upon his
character had rendered such a course neces
sarv at this time.
On motion, the further consideration Of
House bill No. 209, an act to appropriate
and app0rtian the college fund, etc, Was
postponed until to-day.
Mr.. Montaldo, OF Orleans, introduced
JOINT resolution, which, under a suspension
ot the ruies, finally passed the House,
authorizing the Board Of Printing Com
missioners OF the State TO contract
with l.. e. MTchand and j.. Mar
chand. editors OF L'Arenr de a Ecn
eeAc Orleans. to publish all judicial and
.otfvial notices and laws of the State, ac-
cording to the terms and conditions Of the
printing act passed IL the session o: Janu-
arv, 1873.
Mr.. Benhar moved that the House 60
into committee OF the whole for the purpose
OF further considering the appropriation
bill. The House refused to do this, and
voted tO di0urn until Ii A. d. to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
Aimee in GpeYa BOuRs.

''Les Brigsnds." an opera boufe by Of
f5nbaGh. which has the reputation of being
one of the sprightiiest OF his numerous
compositions, was given last evening by the
Aimee opera bautfe company at the Ysrie-
tics Theatre. The first act. Shich was more
than an hour in length, dragged SO heavily
that but for the racy, piquant touches given
here and there by II. Juteau, the tenor,
must have failed utterly in producing the
slightest approach to u happy effect upon
the minds Of the patient but not over
numerous assemblage present.
The costume worn h.. Mile. Aimee in the
first ac., for a wonder. was not a success
from an artistic standpoint, aud the role Of
krGgcielto is not one particularly suited 10
Mile. Bonoli, who. from first TO last. with
one or two exceptions perhaps, seemed TN
able 20 cope With tine music. The second
act, flied as it i. with i, clever si.uaticn-.
brilliant costumes and Kaleidoscope changes
more than made amend. for the short
coming Of the first, Laughing daat By
Miles. Aimee and Bnnelll. with full chorus.
bringing down the heuse in tremendous
was, of course. but q prelude for an encore
which was given even more spiritedly than
the first Ienderiug--N. Dusch2sne, as Pietro,
becoming so euthuriastic at the close as 70
overturn completely the metal pudding
lish-shaped refuge of the pcompter, much
70 the surprise OF that usually mysterious
parsonage. who, equal however to the
emergency, elnicst at once disappeared
through his special trapdoor. leaving the
actors upon the stage as well as the speeta.
tors in front eonvulsed with laughter.
4 sprcial feature of the evenings eE;er,
tainnent was the rre.ence in two Of She
! proscsnium boxes, and in other parts OF the
| house, Of number of our brave fire boys,
dress. in the tr<ing uniforms OF she!: s.,
spective companies.
Mile. Aimee, while firing of ecupi. Of
| dbinfy ivory handled pistols in the first act,
| scGcched her LETT hand quIte severely. but.
brave little woman tina: she is went for
| ward with her part seemingly unmindful o.
the pain.
At the matinca to-day ia Belle Eelcnr,'
! Oaenbach's best. SO say the dilletant, will
DC given. and 90 night one of our specia!
favoriJes, aud always success with this
troupe, "L0 Ferichole" Tomorrow night
lie. Brigands," and upon Friday evening
"Orphee Aux Eupans." for the benefit Of
NJ JIteau, a mos. deserving artist.
Our readers will bear IN mind that Sa:ur
day night will close tho engagement OF this
troupe, as Mr.. Lawrence Barrett appears
on Monday, the tenth instant. il THE Man
o .iirlis"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

Cenffnafisns- a di iourRpeht OF Exf-y. ses.
siGH siik Thursday - CLOSING ~c-s.
in Con9ress-trs Presidcn, Wilson
SwOrn-Oath fdninirtcred to senpIors
sYaledictOry Of <ioiIaX-MS. Wj!son's
speech to the Senate.
WAsHISGT q, March M. Wicter 5'!arn
has pee. confirmed AZ postmaster a. No
bile.
The Senate. iC extra ses.ion. aijou,n. /
20 FEn'sdsY loon.
The closing scene in CONGRESS- IA" ;nei y
routine.
S'Dato- Su'aref wa. n the Senate du..ns
tie sroceediEas 70 day.
81 soon - NJ. Wilson "vas sworn. NJ
C0lflH declared The Senate of the f.rt.'-
cond COnGr9ss edjuhrhed sine die. "hars'
upon Vice President Hnson roof tee "'a''
and ahnou ced that the oath of Office would
be admin uistered 20 the new Senator'S. Ihey
were worn in couples by the Vice Presi-
dent, the frat pair being Senator'S elect
Allison. OF love. end Bogy. Of Missouri;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
MOVEMENTS or MALC0NTENT..
Seventh Precinct stntion Captnred-Ope.
rutOr taken Prisoner station Officers
Arrested-An Overt Act Committed.

Seventh Precinct Station Captnred-Ope.
rntOr Taken Prisoner station Officers
Arrested-Ar Overt Act Committed.
About half past nine o'clock last night
the seventh precinct Metropolitan Police
station, in the Markethouse building, in
that par; OF New Orleans formerly known
as Jefferson City. was captured by . body
OF men. armed with Winchester rifles, and
said to be attached to the McEnery militia
The telegraph operator, hr. 2. Sheehy, was
captured by these valiant warriors, as was
also Sergeant Wilson, in command of the
station. and one or two policemen attached
to the station.
The station has aimee been patroled by
the McEnery adherents, whose possession
will undoubtedly be disputed and termiD-
ated at an early hour this morning.
These men who defy the laws of the State
and attempt to establish revolutionary
government. should heed the information
which is published this morning from Wash
ington, 20 the effect that the President and
Cabinet are u unit in sus tanning the DEGREES
of the courts of tho State declaring w. T.
Kellogg the Governor Of Louisiana, and
recognizing his as The legitimate and su-
preme authority N the administration of
the Laws.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
WHOLE NUMBER 1871.

next came Messrs. Conkting, of New York.
aud Cameron, of Pennsylvania; the next
gentlemen sworn i'll were Senators elect
Con0ver, OF Florida, and Dennis, of Mary
land. -
The other Senators elect were sworn Iu
the following order: Dorsey, OF Arkansas.
Ferry, of Connecticut; Howe. of Wisconsin;
Ingalls,, of Kansas; Jones, of Nevada; Nc
Creery, of Kentucky; Mitchell. of Oregon;
j. 5. Morrill,, of Vermont; Morton, OF In
diana: Oglesby, of Illinois; Patterson, OF
South Carolina; Sherman, of Ohio; Sargent.
OF California; Gordon. of Georgia. aud Mer-
rimOn, of North Carolina.
AT the conclusion Of this ceremony, the
proclamation Of the President converting an
extra session of the Senate from to-day at
noon was read.
Vice President Colfsx pronounced his
vaiedietory to day with considerable feel
ing. Before Mr.. Wilson took the oath of
office he made speech to tho assembled
Senate, appealing for justice, generosity
and the friendly regard of the Senators in
the discharge of bis duties as presiding
officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
NEW YORK,
Nolle PrsseQui In slurder Casc-MoneY
Stringent.


Stringent.
NEW YORK. March AIRS. Anderson
and DR.. Irish charged with poisoning
Assessor Anderson, were discharged to-day,
nolle prosequi being entered in both
cases.
Arrived out-Trinacit and st. Laurent
Arrived-Minnesota.
Skies of 1881, 1854; five-twenties of 1862.
al5+; OF 1861, 1l5%, of 1865, li614; new
ll4s; Of 1867, fl6h; of 1868. Il6A; new
fives, fl3la; ten-forties, lllA.
Tennessee SKIES, so; new, 80; Virginia
skies. ~, new, SO; consolidated. 5519; de,
ferred, II; Louisiana skies, 48; new, 45s
levee skies, 4S; eights, 20; Alabama eights,
80: fives. SIS; Georgia skies, 75A; sevens,
80: North Carolinas, 3lb, new, l6; special
tax, II; South CsrolInas. 90; new 20la
April and October. 90
Evening-Sfoney stringent in the m&iu
To-day, although there were intervals of
comparative ease. The stock brokers paid
30 to n per diem. with a considerable
portion of the business ut i-l6. During the
afternoon tie rate dropped from " to
i-I2. afterwards returned to @, with late;
business at I16 q =. Exchange heavy and
lower; the actual business vas at q al for
good to prime bankers. Gold opened rs
rs. and sold mp 60 ii5A, fell to i4A.
and closed at RS 0ll5A. Loans we're fyou
10 ] 3! for carrying.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
LOUISIANA.

Housc Judici 'ry COmuittee-No Report In
Reference to Judge eDurelI-Impres-ion
Ginning that He Acted Within tho
Lnw-lf Vault Exist il il In the Eaw
ItseIf-PTesident and Cabinet Unit ia
Sustaining Kellogg.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House Judi.
ciary Committee have submitted no report
in reference to Judge Durell. This fact il
added 10 the imp ession fast gaining ground
that the judge acted within the authority
conferred BY law, and if there il any fault,
1t ls IN the law itself 1t is also understood
that the President and Cabinet are a unit
III sustaining the decrees of the court,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
Overwhelmed WITH COMMENOAriON
THE LEGAL MIND COMPREHENDs
.~vecin,ta the New Orleans Republic nn.! :!
NAsMINGTON. March /. la1a.

NAsHINGToN, March !, 1873.
The non action of Congress, after the
Presidents emphatic message SO clearly in
dicating that he should sustain the Kellogg
government. is regarded and accepted as
a signifcan. Endorsement of that govern
mene.
The hope cf the Republicans ia that the
Democrats who are entitled to seats i'll the
Legislature will now take them, but
whether they do so or not the contest is
settled, and Kellogg and the Legislature
promulgated by the legal board VII! be
maintained.
The friends Of Judge Durell are eNuTtant
in view of his victory over the widespread
abuse and misrepresentation which for d
time produced such an impression that an
investigation seemed probable, but fortu-
nately the publication Of the pleadings and
orders IN the Kellogg and Antoine csses by
the Senate committee showed that he had
kept strictly within the law.
His presence here, and intercourse With
public men, has reGutcd the slsnder against
him personally. Hence came powerful
reaction in his favor, AMI the House Judi
ciary COMMITTEES. composed Of five i!epub-
licans and four Democrats, and including
the ahless constitutional lawyers in the
House, have reported nothing against him.
The legal mind Of the country is beginning
to understand what was the real issue and
what was really done. and tho Judge is
overwhelmed with commeudation from
the ablest lawyers in aud out Of office for
his faithful and fearless administ ration of
the law. His ability and motives are alike
placed beyond question. The judges
rooms are thrcuged, but he bears his vim
dication with the moderation with which he
bore his accusations
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
AnalheP railroad Bridge COIreft

We copy the :ollo~ins from tho Donald
eonvilie Chsef:
Thursday last should BE remembered as
. notable occasion iD the history ~ our
town, for upon thai day the railroad tsyD
bridge ~hch is to afford the passage Of
the trains 0f TIT. New Orleans, ~ nOil. and
Texas railroad nv.,r bayou Latourche At
this pGint gas completed and sSaug across
the stream. The bridge IL fine piece at
architecture, and behaved beautifully when
swung around, indicating the ability Of .he
Serls,nPH who constructed it. aud ot the
engineer who suptrintrnded !ts erection
SO s0oo az eross-tia. and iron rail-. are
placed upou the new bridge. ~e shall ta-e
the satisfaction OF witnessing the treCr"u'
crossing Of trains upon 1t. and Se sincerely
hope it will not De many months heto'e :hr
destinattDD OF these trains .itau ia Hous
ton, Texas. iIurrah Tor the coU!p. .stioT O.
the railroad bridg cay vel
We understand that trains sill run 20
Vorm;llonvllle in six or eight weeks, which
is tL.rty miles further on Tbs :outa 20
"eXLS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

As.r-SnEsrs Nus. I26. I27 AND f2S.-0f-
fee Mu,rsl Aid and Beaa, olen. Life !ne.r-
ancc Association - Louisiana. So s2eciaI
notice xo,,-.n. Death o: Er.. :. De-
non.seaux, Wii..sm O'Kaue g.. L. r.
s,.n!e. .rlcan. :a;.' out OF ao:.:a slice
or ..rI.,.;cu, t2I0.%5o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
The FempeFpgure.

The thermometer at Louis frigerto's,
No, 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood ss
follows: At 9 4. NJ, 43o; at 3 P. M., $40;
at 6 r. M.. $50. Lowest poilt during the
night of March 8. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
The City EaUncii.

Tie official rsoo-' of the proceedings OF
the City C,..n"il ...erday is published On
th. second page Of tie RErral!cAS this
yp'ruI.S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

.,sk -ou- c-ocer .c- Dooisy'. v"'sf POS
de- - lest baking powder tor prep..n&
nisc'hia. soli+. bread grlddle csse'. H,f1s,
.c. Ntpot NJ. co New street. Ne" A"ES.
a.. .e,.4ll b. a!l grocars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05


sMnS,,: .ITRAcIEiE SIR ONE wBEx ONLY
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
commencing Monday Evening, hlarcn J.
-. l.auiitul and talented young artistic.
KATIE: PUTNAM,
sut T.. !Hrg~, popular and 81 ect comedy Com.
'ITrLR NELL ana the MARCHIOHFSS In tn.
greet dram. "t TIE OLD CURIOSITY sH0f. Civ
ss6 sweet Voice at the Door; together with her
Great Banjo Solo and her last great sensation, by
JSck and The Marchouess, entitled The Apple OF
Ny Eye. Songs. Dances, Tight EOro and character
oers.n.t"ns. For cast Of characters personnel of
company, synopsis "f scenery aud incidents. Gee
. S.hnnge of Hil n,g1t,y Box shsst oPen.
Erdne. .Ia, -MEG's pIVRKSlOk and sTAGa
ThrTsaay-sAss soUCs and aE. AND MRS.
yridsy-Fbrewsll Benefit 81 K4TIE PUTNAM.
Saturday koon-KArIB PUTNAM MATIEEB.
Sr. UHAKi.!zs THEArKE.
aEEx. Df FifaERsLD Stage Hp.nass,
Sh,rt n grt Of the celeb, ated RngHsh actress.
BIIss CARLoT'rA LIE CLERCQ.
as.isted by Ben DeBsr, who viii appea:
$DpCHsrOER.
Wednesday Evening, March J. 1873.
ss 4kspea ares play Of
A. TOU xIKE Iy.
Sss..~& --...............Mi Miss C>rlotts te Csere
pElpAI-an.ht Q. Miss Le Ceroa. MASKS AND
SACE6
sATURDAf-i4 C,.rcG Matinee At nnpn. mia
VAKIETIks THEATRE.
@ott:.eiy la-' week of the highly sneesssful
&MHE rARIsIAH OPERA BGUEFE.
pEo PERFORMANCES rO-DAy.
q, Noon. This Kvesinx.
Sr-nd hst.ner Last time.
eA aELLH HELESK. Ia fERICHOLk
Ts.@.vrsw tTnups6ayl Evening. sfnreh D.
by general request,
La PETIy FAUST.
srNrY BONBLIL JUTEAU. LECUIBA
eElDst-Bensht of Mile. RGlGnd and hsrA "a
.s.u oRPHEE AUX BNFERS
SATURDAY SOON-Fareven Matisee-GEsK-
WE'VE DE BRsBsNr.
sATURDAV-SsreweH Eisht-GBASDH OUCH
$SS
OPERA PRICE$-As usual
AL r.sat- re.erv,d st the Matinee
NONDAy, Mach 10. Ig7o-LAwRBsCB BAsRKrr
o. the MAN " AIRLIE. mllo
1Ux1ET~ n1as ErH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

TIE wife OF an employ. in one of tho
1ittsburs mills, hearing the noise Of the
Gecer, explosion, instantly fell on h,r knees
aud commenced to pray, ard just then .
no pound fragment of q boiler crashed
through the room in the place where her
head you'd have been had abe remained
standing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

Tho Picoyn"s made q number OF most
energetic and eloquent appeals TO the Flu
sionists 70 90 to the polls last Monday and
enjoy that highest boon of = freeman, 70
vote for the man of hi. choice. How much
influence the organ has. and how much re-
gard the public entertains for Nr. Me
Enery's so-called oiiciai promulsations.
may l-e judged by the result,
Even the Fusion supervisors. with all
their audacity, claim bu: hco thousand
ballots cast a: all the polls in the parieh of
Orleans. and there il not doubt among
the well informed tu. that three fouctks OF
these were fraudulent We hear Of one
man casting thirteen votes at one pol!-all
that were found in the box!
And we .uppose Messr.. Leeds, Elnsan,
Kelly, Carroll and Btndernagel, will,
on th. showing. set up the preposterous
claim OF being Representatives Os this
people
Or Brickeil. Duran. DaPon... +. c.
Hancock. ESQ. and several other well
known citizens, paid their yes 1eots ~ Gov
ernor kellog. yesterday.
Mr.. DaPonte and General George 4.
Sheridan sa, for Earope on the twenty
seventh instant. q happy release from
politica! di,sensions and disappointmeRts.
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n iaVi...:,. - "a ycdnE uisn 10 sttend
yoakar party" ia went, and took WITH
him q sopy Of We Sstess VnsbsidGed
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Ge-... IiRTZ / LEVY desire 70 state :l-lt :i.ey
sg! pD-lt.ve!y cIo,. IN, ,ir ~ ason on
saturday, February =, 1873.
-, Also d.s r., tp return thanks to tn. pubic
eRd o. -, numerous amateurs for their kiLd aud
sbera. patronage.
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nj.
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Company.
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AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
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