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AnInnortnniNnIr

From the Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of Yesterday.
The most important feature We have
recorded Is the placing Of m order from
South America for trcniy MOnMnd keys,
and what il equally as important il that
full prices were obtained; II was placed,
sO We are informed, at fraction less than
three dollars This, as might he expect.
cd, has stimulated the market somewhat,
and the indications just now are that the
majority Of the factories will have about
all they can do for some time TO come.
There is not much doing in the horse or
mule shoes, but it isexpcctcd trade will
open next month.
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A Newburyport, Mass, man was the
victim Il a singular incident the other
night. While passing along the street, n
boy exploded common cracker just b.
hind him, while at the same instant rot.
ten banana, thrown from a ncighboring
fruit stOic, struck him On the back Of the
head, lie at once screamed, ann shot
I'm shot" and taking n handful of the
dccaycd fruit from his head, exhibited it
to II horrOr.strickcn bystandcr ~ u spcci.
men of his brains. 4 great crowd Assem-.
blcd and q doctor was called, who soon
explained the matter to the satisfaction
nf nh
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Among the prisoners captured by the
Allonsisis at Cantavieja were the repre-
sentatives oi the Provincial Deputation
Of Arragon and the pupils OF the Csrlist
Military School,
The Carlists are continually presenting
themselves To the authorities Of CASTELAR,,
demanding amnesty.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Death Of u Prominent Mason.

" 0'@7'V.'I "W7y VET7l ITIV'
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgrnCcr,
Col. Josiah BigcIow, an old and well
known member Of the Masonic order,
died at this place last night. lie was at
one time Deputy Grand Master oil the
State Of Virginia, and was known as u
bright ornament to the fraternity during
the last fifty years, lie was greatly
revcred as a citizen in this section:of the
State. q. VS..
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Our MoundsviIIo Letter.


MOuNDsvILLE, July ), 1879.
I%lms Inlciscnccr'
Immediately after writing my last let
ter nt CIarksburg | took the train for
Cairo, Ritchic county, where ! arrived at
o'clock in the evening Here | found
PrOi4. Morrow and Bunhy in charge Of II
State Institute, and although the attend.
ancc was small, the exercises have been
most interesting. II il n shame that the
teachers Of Richie and the surrounding
counties did not avail themselves Of the
privilege Of receiving the instruction Of
Two such prominent educators. We need
teachers who will improve these OprOr-
tunitics.
arrived at home on the evening Of
July "a, and here find everything in
about the old style. was much pleased
with my trip. 1t does one good to travel
T. ough the hills aud valleys Of our
rugged little State. ! found spirit Of
enterprise existing all along the route Of
my Journey that did not expect to find.
The people are awakening to the fact that
access to the rest Of the world is ncccs-
sary II they would bring out the now IN.
,cvrlOppd resources Ui those towering
hills and green valleys. We sec that Il
narrow.gangc railroad is projected from
CIarksburg to Weston, and ere ten years
roll away no doubt many more stlcl roads
will he built.
The corn and oats all through these
counties are good, but whcatisn failure
what little was sOwn will hardly pay for
the cutting. In some parts Of the lum-
her regions the people are almost suilcr.
ing for want Of the neCrssarics Of life, and
for some time past families have eaten
but one meal a day. This isOwiny To tire
fact that they neglected last year To plant
enough for their subsistence. All they
have Is now invested in lumber, which Is
lying and Whiting for rise Of the waters
to take IL to market. heard Of one place
where two pounds of dried ginseng
worth 81 30 per pound, is given for one
btishel Of corn. heard Of one man who
has twenty thousand logs waiting for the
moving Of the waters. The average
value Of each log being 81 90.
The glorious Fourth has come and
gone wliH u" no Heni2n''rollon enii,23n'rol was
maue NJ al' III Mn"h'SVilIe' except one
or wv" summary SCHOOL, ah" ptiVn'e pc
mes a, .,
=, Yesterday Tue exercises Nt inc Nj H.
Ci'lFcI, % were rather OF "nalflollc M,
!ute, !ute, dU nc Cholt Wus ihG ha''Gnnl
hymn My country us OF lhcr' lhe
DcfIardlloi' I "l ln"cpenhGln,cc l,, T"s tSn.l @
M".'cr l,, ,M"T' .roan , ilc 'IMI IS h'El'co,l''
',o,cl, @ -, nn, ,"",I"h ,h ma w" o.o,';,o,
worc NJ M in,Grcsi ing n,,utc IhrnmnI,o~i
Iosl evening lIr orarIcrly review SI lLc
u,,,,t,,, Gni,,,I Io,i,,,,, ,raI i,,i,i -, H., u
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NEW YORK.


Nnnty Ipl,, fnL,, tt,,,,s d.
saws Mrs lillian nil visit ib;smGrnin"
to the grand Jury room and made depo.
sition in denial Of the aiIidavlts of John
J. Price aud Jas. Locder. Mr.. Becchcr
was before the grand Jury yesterday and
the testimony Oi these two witnesses will,
tits presumed, prove sufficient to warrant
the finding Of Indictments for conspiracy
against L0eder and Price.
TWENTY yEARsIY TuEsrATE pRI.oS
I..LD..I,;.r-,.It..I,..-I.,
pL;I. TTseL p?ilv''';u'e'',' lot wy .l"'I'' VI
I ln..IP ehe!iuan, ~ u Jersey Wy saio9h'
l,'e", 'e".ti suttty !cS'eruNf, @ iG,G"y .ty l"usI
tIie'.' i u. sui''y q, I'ulIeT llS'"c secoI'I @
"Vs,.e w 1n was teeT'uvE ~ u'lu Lo!lc Se'''e'ee''
u ~ years III INC 9'a'e prison.
ACCEPTED THE PRESIDENCY.
Hon. George Opdyke has accepted the
Presidency Of the New York Board Of
Trade, at the request Of u majority Of the
members. The formal election takes
piacc next week,
The following correspondence between
Frank Moulton and district Attorney
Britton explains itself:
Mr. NoruroN,s LETTER
O.. ,.!.'''', 49, "''' 80"
";"Mh' ;,,a,' ~ 'i4w I nenrly Ee"T T,ncG, ~
~. n '"''"''Ivo' i nv ~ i!t iie1' M"Iu i'eechtl,
! was ihGlcleu lor li0el ~ ci"TgInE nm
M Mi'n N"uI'tLy Wi1n l;'I%"oe'I ": lII.oh' @
,orcn 1o S,onS fnr ~ ia "" al ~ ,hn ;,J;o,-
ment, am advised that | have n right
to demand trial, and accordingly |
hereby notify You that am ready
at any moment TO meet The charge
anu ! request you 10 appoint !he
earliest ,osSlo'S u"y LOT 'he trI"I'
"t'u s'"ce II Is ll''Ui"lSu ny 'hc hr''T"nS
W 'nI IuTtcu''1h 'hu' 'hey lhleH" 10
SI.e'u hI"i lrolh 'ne consequences " 'he
exposure involved III inc lIlaI oil my
GnOrsG ol uuul'ery ny procuring WIN
|Taw"I I1 or MI PPfeSS'oh OF inc lhulc'Meh''
! herepy protesl against such MI evasion
oi luD''c justice aTI "h Outrage upon my
private rIghti u liehry Maru h%eGher
pG innocent ol Ihe charge nave PuOilsh-
eu against nm 0ughtto nc puhislied ior
NY oI'cllSe' VI! '"e 3'her nan" II nave
hot accused MN laiSeiy ana no were
gullly OF Ine oiiellse society ana Jaw owe
.IG W. uc'luIl'"t ahu 'Ihu!c"tIoh 'Foh INC
'hule'meh' preferred against me-
very TSSpectluIIy yours,
:, wv. rKASCls ~ M9ULToS.
lIoh' WINCHESTER bRITroN, DA' any,
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REPLY.
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY orr
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IRELAND.


BELFAST, July S.-The American rife.
men made an excursion to-day to the
Giants Causeway, They were aCcompan.
led by the band Of the 9th regiment,
Large crowds Of persons cOngregated ut
the stations along the route, and at Port
Rush, the terminus Of the road, there was
an immense concourse Of people. On their
return the Team attended the theatre.
The house was crowded and the visiting
riIlcmen were warmly greeted upon their
entry, American airs were played by the
orchestra and great enthusiasm was man.
ifcslrd by the audience.
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Thr NNcslcrtIllC Illnlrrs.

Columns, July s,-ln response to the
wrils sworn out by Cotbin nine prominent
citizens were arrested and brought here
for trial. ThcptosccutiOn wn4 not ready
for q trial and the defendants waived an
examination nnd gave bail. Five tIIous.
and dollars has been sublcribcd by the
citizens Of Wcsicrvillc TO carry on the
CnutpqI
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You may lcmon1trnte forty times over
that there ia no health or sOundncls, sense
or excuse, for the proposition that inna.
tionisls make to swamp debts, destroy
credit, disorder industry, ,Icmoraltc the
people, and furnish feast to all gam.
blcrs ot the expense II all honest men,
and they will 60 on roaring and mouth.
ing all the same. The truth Of history
and the tests Of science arc 10 them
IA the idle wind. Ono might aa we'll talk
10 Big Mike and Little Jimmy about law
and public economy n5 to apply the facts
Of the experience oi mankind, and the
reasons for the fluctuations Of trade, to
those who nrc mOnomanincs about more
money. Cincinnati Commercial ayt'Icrddy.
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CnrcNuo, July Sat a meeting Of
agents here to-day the Michigan Central
agent refused to consent to proposed
plan for raising passenger rates to the
East, and stated TINT for The present his
road would sell tickets on the basis Of $lt
to New York.
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SWITZERLAND.


BERNE, July S.-A terrific rain storm,
accompanied with hail, visited the Swiss
canton Of Geneva and the French frontier
to-day. The hail stones were unusually
large, killing and wounding many per-
sons, destroying crops, and damaging
much valuable prOnertY.
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Very Respectfully,
WINCIIEsrER liRIrION,
District AROrnry
Public AND social RECEPTION 10 Mr.
BEECHER.

A committee consisting Of Hon. A. w.
Tcrrcy, $. NJ. pettingilI, Rev. DR.. Conant
Prof. II. Il. Spraguc, Il. A. Taft, Rev. W
K. Davis, Judge A. q. Hull and y. f.
Hale, have been appointed to make ar.
rangcmcnts for publicmceting and social
reception to Henry Ward lieGcher early
in the fall, during the week proceeding
Mr.. lIeecher's resumption Of preaching
The meeting is intended as n public cx.
preston Of confidence in and love for the
pastor Of Plymouth Church. A number
Of the clergy and many eminent citizen.
Of lIrookIynhavc signiiied their intention
Of participating in the movement.
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THE DOMINION.

QuEnEC, July S.-Thc general election
for members Of the Legislature from the
Provinceof Quebec took place yesterday,
and the Indications are that the Govern.
mcnt will have u majority.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July S,-Thc rivers Tongues
and Orhtquct oyerllowcd their banks last
night, inundating the town Of INsieux
and It's rnyirons, In the department Of
Calvados railway traffic Is interrupted,
several bridges having been destroyed.
There was also some loss Of life. Four
persons were drowned at Iesieux and
three at Clos. The waters are now sub.
siding at I.esicux, but are rapidly rising
At Port LEycQuc, lower down on the
Tongues.
FLOOD PROSPECTS.
In consequence Of the heavy and con.
tinucd rains, floods are feared IN the val.
lcys Of the Seine, Marine and SaonG.
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Suunws nn;i I,hii,Iren.

WAsliSGroS, July S.-The wives and
children of sixty Kiowa and Camanche
Indians who surrcndcd nj Staked Plains
are to he transported to 81. Augustine,
Florida, ut the expense Of the govern.
mcnt, where the captivcs are now con-
fined.
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DrSncrndo Kilird IN mn Oflccr.

Sr, Louis, July S.-Chorlcs Johnson, u
noted desperate Of Southern Kansas, was
shot and instantly killed at l4cscygres, KS,
to-day, by the City Marshal. At the time
of the shooting johnson was engaged in n
fight and resisted arrest.
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ST. Louis July s.-A young man
named Carl NJ. lIicrachc, foreman in the
saddle mandatory Of Henry lIammcl
No. 7Oi Pine street. sulcidcd carly thi.
morning,
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PfrHBUR0n, July s.-Thc Republican
Convention Of Allegheny county to-day
nominated H. II. Fife for Sheriff on tho
tenth ballot
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NOTWITHSTANDING the protests u
Cameron the Marshall county auIhori
tics have let ont Il contract for building
the new Court House at Monnd4vilIc. a
NJ Mccoy, Of Marietta, is the contractor
nt SIGTiO
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IOWA.


DEs MOISEs, July s.-l'hccrops are re.
covering rapidly from the effects Of the
late storm.
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TIL; TURF.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

IoSG liRANCIt, July s.-Thc Mon.
mouth Park races continued to-day. The
first race was the July stakes for two.
year Ulds, n dash Of tlIrce.fourths Of Il
mile. Four horses started. Parole won
easily, Freebooter second, bryan third
Knapsack fourth. Time, l:l7t.
Second rnce-purse $1,000; all ages
four miles. Rutherford won by four
lengths. Time, 7:3il.
The third race was dash Of mile and
m eighth, purse 800, and was won by
Spcndthrifi by four lengths.
The fourth race, for beaten horses, one
mile and half, was won by Scratch
Dublin second, Vandalitc third. Time
Dll
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IT is very agreeable no doubt as a mere
matter OF change to leave the city and 60
to the sea side or the mountains for lew
weeks OF rest and recreation at this
season Of the year. And yet there is
comfort for the stay-at.homes-the can't
getaway peoplG-who are forced to re-
main behind and take care OF the city.
Ice is very cheap this summer and the
markets are supplied with plenty to eat
There is no reason why the majority OF
our Wheeling people should not enjoy
themselves as well as usual, The city
shows no signs Of the prevalence Of UNI
sual sickness OF any kind, and the pros
peCls now are that We shall not
suffer in this respect, People Of tact
and enterprise understand the art
Of keeping their houses cool and
comfortable this weather, so that after
the days labors are over u very enjoyable
night can be spent. All in all, We can
have our full share Of comiorts-perhaps
quite as many as those who 90 away from
home in quest Of comfort. Let us there
fore be thankful for the privileges We
enjoy, such as icc.crcanI, ice.waIcr fresh
vegetables and plenty Of society, and dis
miss all feelings Of envy towards those
who are perhaps sighing on the top OF
some mountain perch for the flesh pots of
Epyut.
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lhLrNN, June -GcorgC Brown, mn
nnrsman, died to-day, aged Sd years,
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Ware indebted To some one for n copy
Of "The Shakespeare Club u well gotten
up pamphlet Of seventy pages, which con-
tains u diary Of the meetings and readings
Of the Club, together with the cast oleach
piece read, from October, 1871, up to the
proceedings on the 93d Of April last,
Shakspcare's natal day, The vis.a.vis OF
the title page is handsomely orna-
mcntcd with excellent photos Of the
members Of the Club, twenty-five
gentlemen in all-vi1: Messrs. VIM
Leighton, jr, (Prcsident,) W. A. List,
(Sccrctary and Treasurcr) Rev. J. q,
Armstrong, NJ. A. Chandlcr,J. D. Cnlbcrt.
son, X. c. DaIaeIl, Bel, Davenport, o,
G. Dewey, J, D. Dubois, p. Ilitdrcth,
+. l.. ITogc, W. =. Hubbard, EQg DR..
NJ. =. IIulIihcn, Q. $. Long, &. Y. Lucas,
S. Mcclellan, A. {. Mckee, W. 7. Peter.
son, II. NJ. Russell, I!sIp Il. Savage, DR..
Il. +. Turner, J. f. Updcgrai, ", G..
Wallcr,J L. Wild, and j. +, Wilson.
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NInrlnr IniriIinnnrn.
Died.

lIri, July S.-StCamcr Othello, from
New York arrived,
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DLrROiT, July S.-Thc last day Of the
races was we'll attended, fully 5000 pco.
pie being present, many Of them ladies
The rnCCs have been very successful and
everything has been done to conduct
them we'll and redeem the Detroit race
meetings from the poor reputation which
they have been under.
The fastest time ever made On this
course was made by Judge Fullerton to.
day.
II was free for all race, Tor n
purse Of S2,50O divided into premiums
81, $50 5000, SlOO and $3.50, with Fuller.
ton, American Girl nnd Lady Maud a.
starters. In the first heat Fullerton went
of his feet Just after getting the word
and was left fully twenty lengths in the
rear, but did some fast trotting, coming
in six rods behind American Girl. The
next three heats were won easily hy
Fullerton, with American Girl second
Lady Maud third.
SNmmnry-Jmlgc Fullerton =, |, |, /;
American Girl ., ., .; Lady Maud |, .
., 3. Timc--2;2O, 22i !, 2;2gl, 2l0i.
In the 2lO race for purse of $500
Lady II. was easily the winner in three
straight heats rimc-2jl 4il 2:30l,
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The candidates and State Committee Of
the Democratic party held n council yes
ter,lay and decided to inaugnrate M ac-
tive canvass, having Shepherd leiller,
their nominee for Governor, challenge
Governor Eirkwood tOa joint discussion.
si,srENnEn.
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TmEprospccts are that most il not all
the Wheeling nail mills have earned
some money during the lat six months.
We understand also that the Wheeling
Hinge company has done very gratify-
ing business.
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MR. BEECnERs friends are working thC
case up on his behalf. Ills salary ncXI
year il to be u slOOOOO, and now CONES
news Of Nprogrammc for a popular npris
ing to endorse him.
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TEE sun
BITIY AND wEENLT FOR i875.

The approach of The Presidential Rejection
eives uousuai importance TO the syents enc
developments 81 1875. VIZ shall endeayor to
describe hem fully faithfully and ieorlessiy
THE WEEKbX SIN has now nttlined
ci4enIRfi6e q over sevenIv thousand copies.
Its readers are found h every State and
Territory, and its quality IS well known g the
public. VIC hall not only endeagor tn keep Il
fully Up to the Old standard, but to improve
and ida to its variety and power
gHE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be
thorough newspaper All the news Of the day
viii be found ia IT, condensed when unimport
ant, affulllauqth when Of moment, and always
we trust treafad Id . clear, interesting and
instructive mann
n Is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
tie best family aewspa an 10 the world. II VIII
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Of every sort, but will print nothing to- offend
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The number II men indepsrdent p polities
isipereasing and Che WEEKLY SUN istheir.
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be SIS @ BplIss
Or special aispa seR g
yesterday AFTERNOON ing
as IL does taat of the tieaYunes
gives more foundation for Vie re-
port that the President has deter
mined to make she seating of
Pinchback TEE test q the louis
sara case Either this IS his
honest determination, on " is q
threat to whip in the wsak-kneed
of the Senate. which q short time
will show
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NTBA nRDnsAlsg 0rpnnTuNrrY E0n THE
Rlry a. INV ArrauRp ahe sur
geons u she National Surgical Insti-
tute. located NJ Indianapolis. Indiana,
lave fipnlg yielded n It'd many urgent
appeals @ visit the sath. Three of
moro " the Surgeons van s. u ihe ST
CHANb Horst. NEw onrnANs, La,
Fh, 10, ii, be, Ia. A., 10, and l6.
1873.
They VIII have with them great
anouHt 81 Surgical apparatus, appli.
ancez, cic., end competent assistants
and vorkmento change. &c ana make
tach apparatua ~ msy u required
They ill soma specially prepared I'd
a 80 surgical csse Paralysis. all
kirdsoi DefpFmiiies u she Faee, Spine
ana limbs Diseased JOINTS. Diseased
Feea, &hFrh. riyaie Diseases Els
spla els "a, acrnanf d ihe CREST
eEpense attending sneh 4 tlip. they
Wsll pot make nnolhe therefore, all
who h b afil them sas 81 the al.
valas u lhe Insi.haiio without
fhe long journey " lndisna OILS must
Al IA N siis tima A Will bo
undertaken eilhont ia hops g So.
hek - sly ahaA Gle la.
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From tie chioaeo Tribune
WASHINGTON, jan l6 IA prom
inent Republican Senator, who Is
'in ths confidence of the President,
is anthofity for the assertion that
the Administration is sick Of Kel-
logg. and ready ia throw him over
board, If any feasible means can
be devised. The latest plan is to
secure the carpet baggers resig
nation. by b clause in the Louis
lana constitution Of 1868, the Lee
gislature Is authorized to elect q
Governor from tie body Of the
people. in The event Of Che death
or resignation of the incumbent
Governor or Lieutenant Governor.
For some days Attorney Gene-
raj Field, of Louisiana, who is IN
the city, has been looking up the
law to see what can be done, He
finds the provision still ID force,
and the President ii nov said to
favor the resignation Of Kellogg
and his Lieutenant, Antoine, with
a view to the election Of Sheldon,
4 member ~ tie present Congress,
who, IL ID thought, will be accept
able t0 ail parties. Sheldon ID
very conservative. and much RE-
spectdd by all the people IL New
Orleans. which IL IN his district
THE President thinks Congress has
no power 70 order q new election,
and believes tha new plan furnishes
4 solution 81 Che whole problem.
Great pressure viii Be brought To
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