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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-14

DANCING A srINULANr OF THE Pas.
sIoSs.-one unhygienic result Of dancing
ia the premature development Of the
passions. These are latent up to Ger.
tain Sgc, and are designed 10 take their
proper place in the regular order Of de-
velopment. In this nature is often frus.
trated by the Intervention Of artificial
meAnS 10 hasten the process, when ire
parable damage is done. Dancing ia not
one Of the least Of the means that are
employed to accomplish this end. There
are enough things that tend in this d..
rection without any assistance from pas
sion.provking practice like dancing. In
a ballroom there is a promisCuoua crowd.
Many are strangers to each other. The
sets are formed, the music Rtrikes up
and the dance begins. The pantomime
that now commences ia Of such nature
as to express the emotional language Of
the passions. All may not be able to in.
terpret its true meaning, bntthe effect il
all the same, Again, in the waltz liber.
ties are taken that would he regarded "a
being highly improper under any other
circumstances. II allows the gentleman
to clasp his partner about the walsi, when
he holds her in n close embrace through 4
long series Of rapid evOlutions, until she
Ia glad to rest upon hi4 shoulder from
sheer exhaustion. The effect Of dancing
in this respect may be altogether different
when practi'edin the home circle between
members Of the family, hut even here
there may be taste formed in the young
that amounts to an absorbing iatnation,
which soon seeks qualification in n more
public place. No greater misfortune
can beiRll boy or girl than to he rnbicC.
ted to such forcing process. II cause.
them to become developed in advance Of
their age, and being naturally impul.iyc,
they are easily led beyond the bounds OF
propriety and into sin.-Dr Munk.
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FRIDAY. DEC. II, 1877,

ONE ceases to wonder at Kentucky
lavl'Ssntss when the superintendent Of
common schools reports that the school
fund provides only Sl,65 apiece for white
children and 50 cents for colored a year;
and that there are 10000 adult whites
and $4,000 adult colored men who cannot
read-nearly one.third Of the voting force
Of the state,
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UlRUSTEE's sALk.

Ry virtue olthres several deeds Of trust eyocu,eI
and acknowledged by II. Bradley Wheat snJ Wiz.
Slnla II. hh vile 10 the undersigned 1ru l,- dated
IesPtSu,eiy the SOth day OF March, 1874, tie 18Th
iay oil July, 1874, and the sth day ui E0yemhsT.
1910, and each Of record In the ClCrE OFT - If ths
%Hounty court o. Ohio county, West VII, lula, IN
peSd OF rust Book No. Q, pages 4gI and igS, bed
o. lfust BOOK No. Z, pages lsg, l9J and Igi, and
DeSi o. Trust Book No y, page AZ, respectively,
VII oner Ut public ale ii the front door Of The
Sourt House oil Ohio county, In the city Of Wheel.
Ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1877,
The following described teal estate, that 1, 10 nav.
LOT numbered seven az 10 IQuAre nunhsn,I twei,.
y-nine vi 10 the addition 10 the city Of " htpIiny
known as the BuenA Vista addition 10 N,iI cliys
also, Lot numbered eight (sl 10 the Eam,, tolI,Ts
and addition; also, Lot numbered nine d, In ,amS
6qlAre and addition, except part Of Mid lot No,
sNehIy'hNe W thirty.hye feet which Wa hereto.
fore conveyed 10 Michael I.ally,
Also, the lot OF grOund Designated a, loi mum.
bercd seven n In square numbered tWeuI 3 hrre
G.S) on tue south sidH u Twelfth ttreet formerly
Monroe street,, In EAld city Of Wheeling.
Also, all Of that lot or parcel Of gro1nJ knovn
and ueaignAied rs Lot numbered two l2l In .ouIfs
numbered twenty -nino (2gi on Twelfth siTrrt IIoT
metly Monroe street, In the city Of Wheeling, tc-
Eether with al the valuable Improvement, lySaed
upon all the above described parcels OF ground.
IkRAs OPbALH-One'thirdO Of the purchase mon
ey In cAAh on the day Of HalO, aud the rra,Iue in
two equal inStAllmenis With interest On EaI defer
nd payments al twelve and eighteen months from
tho day oisale, the payment Of the dOierel lnStI-
menu and interest 10 be secured TO the IailaacIlon
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee,
W. II. HALLER, AuCtioneer. noi6
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NRUSTEE's SALE

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made and executed
~ haIlAttr ScLolt and wife 10 the undersigned
Trustee, tearing date the lIlh LRy Of Auy,I,f in
the year 1876. aud duly recorded Ia M le1tiS
once Vi the Iounty Court Of MAnhAIl COuaty .We,t
NiIElnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. ?, nAsI it3,
VII sell a. public Eale al the front door Of Ir CoIt
Mouse oil Ohio county, in The city Of Wheeling on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December. 1877.
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. N, of mid J,, all Tim
following described real estate, that i 10 ~:
The north half Of that lot OF parcel OF IN a ,Itu
ate 10 Marshall county, W, Va, cOntaiuiuv tyn
acres, more or less, which wa cou yeyed 10 Ca, W
Russell BY deed Gtadng date the 18th dry Of Ucto-
Der, iSSO, from Daniel Lamb, eOmmiSsiUi,, T. under
certain decree o. the Circuit curt for Oh cnun.
", the aid lot being part Of the botton, J,nJ ~
bosgA Farm, and being lot number four 1, on Ibe
plAt marked a., 10 Auit 10 chAncery Ia v i,h the
uenenl Insurance Company OF Maryland WAS
complainant and &, ZIae, admInI,trSUiy. and
Moses ". ChApllne executor and heirs, md Others
ueienuAnu, and between VIM. ChRpllBe, c,lupIaiu-
ant and the aid administrative, e1Icut1f and
heirs and other defendants, lying next IL Law ibs
land Of John hhndlau, and slid lot being divided
mo tSo equal parts by 4 division line IxtTeen
John h0hnlein And Peter LOnhArt dIce,sed draEn
nctoss the same from east 10 Wesi parallel With and
equal distance IRON the northern and southern
oyunuI We o. hld Iot No. four (i), Ill III Il part
which lies north Of that division line /. hereby
conveyed. o'
TERhs OF sALE-s25OO. or Is much more Of the
puIchAsa money ~ the purchaser nav eIeci 10 nav,
Chsh on day Of ale, the residue In one wear nom
tne uAle o. hlIe, Win Interest upon said deferred
payment iiom taid day oil sale, and the purchaser
10 give bis note secured by deed Of tri.t on the
said property tJr said deferred payment.
WIN. C. HANDLAE, Trustee.
Wv. II. HALLHR AGctionecr noi5
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~ virtue ola deed Of Trust made by @ amer s.ft
lnu maty' hla vile, TO the undermined Irust0o
uAIeu the LIST day Of January, 1874 and duIy "a
SoiIed 10 the Clerks office Of the County Couft of
Vhlo county, West NlrginIA, In Deed Of rpSt md
AhtSASe BOOK No, 4, Pages lO5 and IOG, viii On
Friday, the 18th day Of December, 1871,
Beginning At 10 O'clock Al n. Of aid day. nj ,hs
'front.' door OF the Court Houss Of Ohio cIiurty. in
ty Of mheeling; sell at public auction 1.-The
~, uesclOeI property, that Il 10 say: All
that certain piece OF land lying and being an Iba
Nltera Of Glen's Kun, In SSid county Of UhIo. md
Icing part Of the land belonging 10 tie late AndTeT
l.: moOds and adjoining the lands Of William
MeshalS, The htin Of David Gardner, deCea1ed.
and The heirS Of Andrew 2. Woods, defea,,d. eoS'
uIins 10 AeT's roOdl and 10 perches and bound.
ed and described ~ i0llONs viz; BePlppInV nj an
elm corner " Garden and Reilly On M wnoi.i
hhe; Thence up the Kun Road COZ E2 los poI,a
anu i2T' + 20 poles 10 sake on thu hOutb SIIs
Of said road, thence b 1872 El6 Piston olrs N a
ssAEei thence q E IS s-lOO poles 10 a tai, !.
mems 81 q IS-lOO poles TO u corner 10 saIi
WelAhluI on original tract line and Win hi. IJna
and aid tr1ct line Go W n I0O p,s ~ ottI
nal corner Of tlct now corner on The In. al 81
Harden and with bis line (anOlher origin M N 91o
+ 81 |6-lOO poles 10 the beginning, toRrIL with
Ihe improvements thereon and the heiI uIlam, nj.
and aPpurtCnancts belonging THERETO CxrCptins
only the coal underlying the nld tract
TEREs or sALK-Three hundred dollar, Of tbs
pnieha'e money In cash on the day Of lllr and ihs
ITsidue Of theIaid purchase money on Inc III dSy
Of January 1875 with interest on tbs de,r,rsI n
ltAllments iron the day Of aale until IITpru. iss
purchaser 10 give good personal security ior he
pay meht Ut aid deferred instAllmehis AMI Ihg tiIs
money Is fully paid.
Inc ute to the above property Ia believed 10 10
no26 JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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T .A3lE, TEMPERANCE UNION.-Tho La
~ dies Temperance BaHd will meet this IFrIINyl
afternoon NJ O'clock, at their room In HornbrOofs
blocIs iull attendance Is requested. By order OF
Sp!IF COMMITTEE.
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods

Reduced 10 price to give all 4 chance 10 buy i
Christina OF New Years Present.
a big lot Of DresS Goods arriving Al l2JSc.
Our due Black Cashmeres, all wool for Co. G5 and
&c. and undoubtedly the best goods 10 the city for
the price.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rElm GroTe Accommodation This train only
Tuns between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tphly except Hunday-Ecwark Accommodation.
iSlculrnNille Accommodation train dur.
Ing tue day paSses backward and forward between
MARTINS FnIy and Bellaire, stopping when requI.
rel At Sherman HOuDs, RtnAville, West Wheeling
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RAHfAlHS-GOISG, GOING. GOSE'-IAy.
ID lug d"trIminri 10 TculoVe from Wheeling, W.
are dr'"tmlhri 10 DO our leat i1f IhcCity white Ws
fOmain. Therefore va offer extra Indusrmeni. Inr
the next ninety days In tho way Of Watches.
ClOcEa. Jcwrlry, Silver and hllyCrWnTC. Snrclai
bargains In the way Oi Christmas Presents. Bat-
gains, Bargains, harS'inL Call al ilUS Main street.
aud see that you eau buy yourself rich.
dela UN1OBY & DUFFIELD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-14
TUscGRAwAs VALLEY 4 WuEKLIS0
RAILWAY COMPANY.

ILENkLtND, June Il, 1877.
UHE sU BSCRIBERs TO THE CAPITAL
L hTOCk Of said Company will tRke notice that
their subs rptlOns heretofore made for the purpose
Of aiding In extending the railroad Of aid Comma
ny rom its present terminus 10 the Ohio River,
having heretofore heen accepted by said Company,
thr fnard Of Directors Of said Company nj q meet.
lux thereof, held on the Stu day Of June, 1871 by
resolution, ordered that the frat ihstAilmept Of
i've dollars tS5 Ogl on each shRrs Oi hlty dollars
$50 TO- 30 subscribed 10 the capital stock OF aid
Company, now due from Subscribers, appearing on
the broke, and individual subscriptions 70 Iccept-
Cd shall beptId on or before July LIST, 1877, 10 p.
a. HsrH, TrsaFureT n IIii CoRiJdny, al az grnrr.
az Once her'gf, or the same may t. paid 10 A, J.
Bags, Al bridgeport, Ohio, or to such person ns hr
may direct; and aid Treasurer sud kAIA lIlgRs and
AlS' such ISsyn as the sRId Bags nAy duly aulhO-
rihf 10 r9cel,e money due upon said sul-criptions
are either Of them by Rid Company empowered
and authorized 10 receive and receipt for the ZANE
and on It's hehal aud ten per cent OF said sub
ScilpiSn shalt he duo (nni is hereby required 10 be
pau u the iId TTtdTuTrr, al The gsasfdi office Of
'did CompdHy, az qfOTcI1h, or the name may 10
paid to \. j. HIgRs, At bridgeport, Ohio, or such
IRnoh as he may designate, who arc Authorized 10
tccri'c the same for and behalf Of said C1rnpa-
ny, IN tic day following the expiration Of every
ihlty days Tom aud after July lst 1877, until the
Wholh subscription shall be due and REQUIRED 10 ia
paid ~ above spetiGeI.
NY order Of The Hoard Of Directors.
lT14sf r. A HEWITT gonyaI,ty
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TRrsrEE's SALE or LnlN.

by virtue Of Died Of Trust u,Ls Ly Io,n
PaILef, J. n. J, Parker and 8, Tntt,t ~ a. -
As Trustee, dated August lgIh, Isl T,c5n,iWI n,
lIetd 81 trust Book No, Il, page IA, Of tbs land
tuCOFdI Ol Ohio county, West SiRln,a, / Sin Nj
~ Tue Itont door OF the Court House Of aid coun'
SATURDAY, The 18Th day Of January, ISIS,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A, H., the lollovip, Al.
SfiUei property slKIy.ninc lots Ia ISTkvT IN, :,
sddlll0h 70 the city VI wheeling, As IuIT,Y al Ly
W. 7, smith, bOiug uumbervd iToun Que 10 lrytn.
", ~, - aud 6S, Wv w. 80 81
IkAAs ~ sALR-One-hGli ChAh, the balance in
six months, eVidenced BY neFuIia bls nots.
Interest from day Of sale.
~ -, W. II. Caldwell, Trustee,
W. :, W. NONpANI SollclIof, dell
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NAROLlSA RICE 30 TIERCES
" received direct from Charleston, In store and
lOT hilB by N. REILLY,
1902 aud iBIIMAIn Street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of three several deed, n, ,,,,, mad.
and executed BY John T. Parker, JoSenb n i
fafEer and Simon 7. Parker 10 the un'rr,Iansi
irnltee, dated respectively on tbs I'd iny Of Univ
lei' the Sth day Of september, 1874, and The igih
Iay o. August, 1876, and daily teCoTdcd In ihv
S5eriS otheeo the County Court Of Ohio county.
htal HlrRinla, 10 Decd Of Trust 10 No !. p1ge'
lts aud ltS, Deed Of Trust Rock No, 2. t,ger Ia
and Ssl and Deed Of Trust Hook No. ! /, pISe lSS,
respectively, I will, on y ''e' ''''
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsTIIP

The Cop,rlnrr-hlp existing between the under.
signed. ulLrf the him name Of Isl. DRycupoTt
Parks, Is dissolved by mutual convent,
The bnhineNs Of the late lrm will 10 settled l,y
D. Davenport. The books will 10 found nj ths
othcr oscupIul by tho late hrm.
j. c, LIST, JK.
II. DAvESPORr.
,r, GEO. II. PARKS.
WnEEIISo, December TO- Isi7,
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bt8innlns t5io=o'pioek 1. u. u aid d.y N lhu
irOnt door VI the Court House al mt S', =. Wv ~,
the city Of Wheeling, sell ii pubIc SuriinS ~
following described real estate that /, 10 siS; Lois
humGfed Thirteen (ISI and Fourteen Il b on IhS
east Hde Of Main STREET, between TErniy.HIIh
Street formerly MarShRlD and TEtnIt.IiIih
street formerly DIvlsOnl 10 that pun Of he civ
With all tho Improvements, upon AlId iva M md
thereto. 'N'O'S'"s
TEENs oF SALE one-lhIrd Of the purchase
money In eaah, and the remhlndSr 10 ,Go souSI
lIhAlAlimenu a. one year and Two years from the
lnenls nom Hld day, the purchaser 10 give ,SuIiiy
T LOT INC deferred payments 10 be approved by ihe
dell JAMES p. ROGERS 1ru,,..
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

reticent man finds 1t hard enough to get
through six lines Of elOquence even after he
has eaten a good dinner but surrounded by
strangers, and in the awful presence, If we
may say so, of the nine MUSES., and with no
end of Dons gazing at him from under their
square caps, we are sure not that Gen. Grant
would break down in his speech, but that he
would not be able to begin it,
ID. G.. l.. and LII. ID. are most convenient
degrees. Colleges may confer them upon any
body or everybody without the least regard
for personal requirements. When Harvard
made Gen. Jackson an Ii. ID. it used to be
said in the Wing newspapers that he showed
his sense of gratitude and of the proprleties OF
the classic occasion by exclaiming: l. Plum
"bus Unum-Sine qua nOnw If this was all
the Latin Old Hickory knew, it cannot be de-
MED that he knew so much at least very well
indeed, and in practical politics acted up to
his knowledge.
We suBpOse, if there were any different way
of showing its respect, that Oxford wOuld not
confine itself to the DC. l.. which it bestows in
discriminatory upon poets, generals, scientists,
and all manner of distinguished people, no
matter what they may be distinguished for.
We are by no means sure that Gen. Grant
knows what ID. G.. L. is exactly, but as he
will not be bothered with examination papers
his knowledge of the Civil Law will be OF no
consequence. He is already entitled by act OF
Congress to put on when he pleases the
uniform of a General, and over this or
under it, after next Wednesday, he will be
authorized to wear red gown, which, we trust,
he will find becoming. He is adding very rap
idly to the long catalogue of his distinctions.
On the 18th inst. he will be made free of the
City of London, and already, we are told, he
takes precedence of all others after the royal
family But no doubt he will come back to
us as good republican as he was when he
went away; for whatever else may be said Of
him, it cannot be denied that he is plain
man with plain tastes, and with no particular
passion for being lionized.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

The whole West is infected with the silver
dollar mania
Moral of the Ring suits 1t is no crime to
steal provided you steal enough.
Does Mr.. Hendricks 20 to Europe with a little
inscription of 4" dc faeto yicePresdent" his haiti It
might attract notice of one kind another.
Ii WGs unkind to go right into Cincinnati
and yet give the whole time to Stanley Matthews com
petey not to seem conscious of Hastoad
The Hon. w. ID. Kelley is sounding the
praises OF the Dollar Of the Daddes in fourcoumn ar
cles, and the newspapers which printing them
not offering chrome TO the unfortunate person
who shall succeed In reading them.
If Gen. Banks will 20 off somewhere and be
quiet it will lessen the burdens OF imaginative
spondents and cut dowH the telegraphc bills OF the
newspapers The daily nsallment Of four statements
about him with their inevitable four corrections is
coming mOnOtOhOus
What does the fleeing of American statesmen
10 Europe mean Mfr. Hendricks Is to be followed by
Gov Tlden, aud Senator Conkng starts also. OF
course the goes for his health but is the facto
Administration seeking place for consultation beyond
the of the ubiquitous reporters Or IL seeking
recognition by foreign Powersi
The Democrats are now growing because
the commission which has gone out 10 hold a post-
m0rem examination Grover aud Cronin will cost the
Government several Thousand dollars. It does seeln
great OF expense for a very insignificant purpose
but then Grover and Gronin purely Democratic nsl
tutious and like all things Of that KIND great deal
more Aan they aro worth
Senator Oglesby of Illinois gives his adj
heson to the Presidents policy. the ground that he
should be sustained by his party in every moyo aud DO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
FOLLOWING The FASHION,

The recourse of stepping out continues
to be employed by eminent public chalac-
ters. and absconding under difficulties prom
ises soon to be reduced to a fine art. Last
Saturday, Elliot, who was a participation
York Life Insurance Company, was taken
into the Supreme Court room on a writ of
habeas corpus. The prospect of making any
thing by this process does not seem to have
struck the prisoner as a brilliant one, and, re-
membering the prOyerb that the gods help
those who help themselves, or the line of the
poet that those "whO would be free them
"selves must strike the blow" Mr.. Elliot
brought matters to rapid if not a satisiac-
tory conclusion by walking out of the court
room and courthouse, and so vanishing into
infinite space. The world was all before him
where to choose but of course his choice is
unknown. He did not, for obvious reasons,
state to the officers where he was
going lie simply went. They had taken
off his irons, and so he walked out
without their insignia of his fnan-
cial achievements. When it was found
that he was gone, and that the chair which
lust before knew him knew him no longer,
tntfe was II great utdl Ol nubIglH Ill not HdSle
and possibly considerable emission of pro-
fame language. Subsequently tirre was also
considerable teegraphing-what is called ga
general alarm but the lost was not found
and the righteous anger Of Warden Quinn at
the carelessncss of his subordinates will prob
| ably make matters uncomfortable for them
unless they have the good luck to get back
| their man.
The ease with which escapes are effected by
criminals who think it worth their while TO 60
away is becoming rather serious matter. by
and by people will begin to think that there
must be some colluson with these keepers who
keep 80 i'll. One thing in this case is cOns0la-
tory-the lost one will hardly come back
though he may be brought back; and
he is hardly in position to make money
bargain and buy in the market IA condona-
ton of his oflenses. He is a sharp rogue, and
will strike for both liberty and ucTe He is
not one of your treaty-making thieves, but
his faith in his own legs is perfect, and appa-
rently will not be unrewarded.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
THE NEH LOAN.

The agreement with the Syndicate for the
placing Of the four per cent cOnsols, which was
concluded on Saturday, is M importaH step
toward the fulflment Of the provisions OF the
Resumption act. BY it the issue OF the four
and half per cent bonds will be discontinued,
when the Syndicate have subscribed for
S25, ,OO0, 900 additional, so rs to make their
total subscription 5000, 100000; and the
remaining S1OO,0OO,00O will be withdrawn.
The Syndicate start the new four per cents
with the subscription of $4,000, 900. Of this
sum 5000, 900, and of the sum subscribed
toward the four and a half per cents SIC, ,000,-
600. or $l5 ,OO0, GOO in all, are to be applied
at the rate OF S5,00O,000 month 10 the pur-
poses of the Resumption act
One of the most striking features of the new
loan is the popular subscription at par with
which Secretary Sherman insists that ii shall
be inaugilTatcd. The bonds are 10 be issued
in denominations purchassble hy people who
are looking for sound investments for small
savings, running from $50 up, and they are
to be sold at par for thirty hiys after the
subscription books are opened After that
period the Syndicate can put their own price
upon them.
The advantages of the loan are manifest,
the rate of interest being saving of one
third on the six per cent bonds, which will be
retired, and the new bonds running for a
long term. 1t is an earnest of the desire of
the Administration to carry out the Resump-
ton act which is also indicated by Mr.. Sher-
mans additional efforts, noted in our Wash
ington dispatches, to bring down the green
back circulation to the limit fixed in that act.
The progress of this work the whole people
will watch with keen interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
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xkw PURLiCA rIONS-6M Puge-lst column.
kELl EsTATt ron SALg-CITY-6h Pd5c-3d column
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