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rrr MY GIUL. ..Mtlfl corner -with its crib, tut enmaspoon '.a bib A m tootli so pehrJy white, A'! .I . riihber r..is t bite. i mtif piwf ' t. .rTi A lit lii1 crcei)iK-Keo ! ho stands ! ! !.. Ktci twixt outstretched hands. l.tlie m,v. I. . . , ' little bin- , ,jttl.-doll with : flaxen hair, K , L ss of richest hue, -J Stielr of gaiters blue.. , ii.tif .school day aer day, t ! schooima'am to obey, in study soon 'tin past , ' !jtii; grauuaw ik. . little niufT for winter weather, 5iit I-jockey hat and feather, '. 'uie' sack with iunny pockets, little chalu, a r'ng and lockets. , liitlc while to dance and bow, i itlc escort homeward now, . Vift if uartv somewhat late, 1 , little linger! -g at the gate. A ..I.. 1L- in lr!ifv Jimp. . i w- n-lJi l iiti i nan t mnrin V tiftl 11 in. . i l.ttle reference to papa, i little panning with m manimp. little ceremony grave, V li.tif Klrutrele (o be bravi e. a little cottage on a lawa, a iitt kiKH my girl was gone, Jvhn S. Adams in St. hUas. . FROM ABROAD. ' IJSD05, Aug. 23, 1877.. ,fw Visitor, I cannot say "I have to Ijudoti to sec the Queen," but I rr nalaco : declared to be jil homes yt a-.ii" fvp .V. wormy . vr: 4-"-7r . tk realm. ua .mibor is Usui 2r miles from London. i -Southwestern and by the Great West em mlway. I ce th?"er route because it f138 CWJ uuuui- v near my boardinghouse.and thcre- very convenient to mc in reachinsr jjre more r,t!U. 1 "'"o""" vnauu nP:tlpr ,ta TiiDKi rate over the pleasant . , r , , ,nk breathing the fresh ar ; for the1 3. , l had a r i ' i: .! c i e : The ripe TViLave hcd'ie lences Kram IHt hiaCKft. 1 unitu, o x uu until- I - , I'ftl a little too early for admitance into ie interior ot the casil2 ; Dtit l empioyca dt time m walking arouna tne lerrace, lad viewing tao beautuui scenery below fur the castle stands on a k . , , 1 1 1 x emiiitftxe. h a. in. luu ruumi tuwor wi opened for inspection. A lot ot 30- udJ j'jhwl-boys also went up, aud we:e appcaf to control them in the least their conduct drc-w the guide near to an his favorite, and righ respectfully righ m perform his duty towards me, WUUUUb tVUV , tailrtliuu Ui l L ii l l u l j uirrvrt rt f 4.1 1 i. ua lower is tne nignest part thv milo edifices i and our guide nrrnJ nnf t r ua oil f Vr in f ovnof 5 r cEeryand surrjumss ot the castle, mt below flows the river Thames; but it tore so small a stream as to deserve only Uwino of crock. On t,he opposite sido i&m: with is rcnow upd PQHPge lor the hcviou of the aristocratic and wealthy rath of the realm. It is a very pretty jbce. mid ruiet enough to court the favor rf the muses. Some distance beyond La. but still in sight, is tbo tower of the taeii where Gray wroic nis pcauuiui -.! 11 1 nl....nk nn.1 " Vonv rar ra ,juiiujr. wwr,. , 9g0 aq a 0J riht picture I til It Ulil U lt'OlUVU. Via ovii :. u.e ong urive uevwwui the rccc,)lion roomi my guIde said: Bilfti lonir, but uot kept in as fine order Mtlicbuiutiful allevs of royalty on the wntiueijt. At this point the mausoleum Prince Albert can bo seeu his modpl fm, the cattle and sheep of the royal TuiriW, tbn deer in the park, &c. Runny tnde, where tho roval charter was given, hahoin sight, though some djsfancp off; wiUmrds tbo past tbe Crystal Palace "iu)MmCan bo seen through tne opera e!:ls, thkli the iruide kindlv Ioapod to iw. in lie Bcrtiicxt conducted into tho state ;,l,Jwrtmout of the caskle. This is a num- l w nxims and halls used by the Queen 011 sJato otcasiots: her own private family r'ii arc, of course, not Exhibited to ' the fWKynor. is the castU when her Maiestvis at home. ; She Paiace -i . tllro the crowd became so great that uncomfortable. The suite of rooms-. onii u were; the Queen's audjpnee imtMir, nung with tapestry (a kind urnanifnt.if.tnn T r.a, Amr . . a waiiiitji. 2Li 1 1 it 1 1 s. cori:c I worn nil n4!ntr.,l Kv Van te; he uccarelli roomcalled .After DOinfpr xr-Ko mnrl.a .r.omonf thr large rent in tlio seat, throush which the white cotton stuffing made its appear ance. . . . 4 . ;' ' ; I We were next takeu to the royal stables. Here again orcat plainness was visible : ! the 'coaches were ail plain black, the bug- me sarne; noiuiug nner nere man what we see every day in America. So were also tbo horses very ordinary ones, not to bo compared with the cream-colored and the clay-bank steeds in the royal stables at Hanover. But in St. George's chape 1 cyerything is grand. Here the Queen has crcctod a magnificent marbie monument to the memory of her husband, and has made this part of the chapels walls gorgeous with iulaid work, print ings and inscriptions. The other part of the chapel, mostly used for worship, has also several monuments in it, erected to the memory of the dead. It has also a jjrand organ, choir division, altar. &c. ; but I saw no pulpit in it. It might have been there, but I did not notice it. I re turned to my boarding house much fati gued, but'wsll pleased and satisfied with my visit ; and on the way could not Ye f rain from congratulating myself for being a plain and comparatively unknown man, with love and plenty in my family; for which I heartily thank God, for my con dition could not be improved to suit my taste and wan's. I next went to Westminster bridge, and visited the Ulterior of the " houses of Parliament, which afforded me much pleasure. ' Like at Windsor castle, I had first to procure a ticket of permission which is easily done. The various halls, the vestibules, the Queen's robing room are all filled, either with marble statues of kings, queens and statesmen, or" with historical paintings of great merit. Thcie is a kind of throne in the Queen's robing room!, but the real throne is in the House of Lords' room. This the Queen occupies in opening the sessions oi I'arhament. Here she is indeed the queen aud empress. I was pleased with the throne. There is nothing. L'audv about it: it is maiestic simple iii appearance. There is iu inJsor, iuk was soon out ot L-oudonS V , i b -"t - - - ji iihi i jr i vnrv in ir sn n trrui i n haiit ' f(l.P;t l,wWnP rr.nro Infnh.,. w"-". xuvio. ai two cuaiu, uue eui ' X .r. on each -sHc of the thmn. Th .. inlnIIIL't i Ifll tl I T r IT I llOM r 1 - - w w V1 . . . 1 thmnn nn1 1 u: f hniro n rr Trvw m nob like the carvel and varnished oak chairs dicing gathered into barns or put .'Hvy " "".PI" r , t ki i I the altar. A double row of brass and tron rods, nue a tence, surrounds the front of the thn.ne, whiclij doubtless re moved when occupied by the Queen. In all the various halls and committee rooms considerable fhef S(icmS to.b,C J?iu USC(3 vnod is simply varnished, like m our church m Wilmulgton." Thehalls where the House of Lords nd the House of Commons have t,: .. 1.. tii l.nvn to hn rnr, v -d bv tb fcUC."- paiauuiugiam, and the seats are- arranged accordingly, T . I CkUVA UUt 11 " VIIV.UIAI jJWlWUU cULHtUU buy . speaker, us in mo vapiioi at wasningion. Besides, theg3 two kalis aiQ much smaller than I had imagined, but large enough to accommodate all the peers and rcpresen- I next crossed Westminster- bridge to . J . .. .. . ' I sen lAitii fltn m ar t.nn rpsirtpncA nf th Acr Kt rants that wait upon Strang- . , , . , r- , .T t-, : M' Tower is the highest part ? ai l V y1 "u uy vne n.gnes ecciesiasnQ m Hingiaiin. i was very readily admitted upon giving my name and office, and politely taken t all over the building. 1 he Archbishop was absent on a visit to Ireland. I was shown even his dining-room and bed-rooms and taken into his libraries one (a very extensive one, ponfaimng even ijutfcers works) is the property- of the bee, the other is the Archbishop's private library. S was also shown many valuable old Bibles, missals, &c, written on parchment; also a. book. containing a painted picture of every for tified town iu Europe, several centuries of Loudon was a mere town to what it U now. As I was shown "Here r, trees to van sine equeriau thi - j t of Martin Luther -Gtw2c IU. The drive is about three r, , . . i and his wife, and there, over the mantel piece, hangs a picture of Queen Catharina Parr. 1 hose two pictures heing pie- scnipa to njy imi.icp in me same room 1 . . T . ,, was indeed a coincidence to me and 'to my family at home, but not necessarily interesting to the genera reader. I next was ' t-aken to the Lollard tower, the highest tower in-the castle. There is a prison in the upper part of it, where tbo, Lollards were once connneti mr luer sup nosed heretical opinions.' I his occurred before the Reformation. Heavy iron rings are fixed iu the walls of this prison, and very pious mottoesL aud inscriptions are cut upon tue watia uy.tnoso prisoners all over the room. . I. H. b. seems to .. ,r - i I AlTC uccu.luw.ivHvio iijwoi j uwwv.. e uacii onen io vibi-j . ... , .. . -i . j aati.r.c ir,i o..i-.i - t rnames, ana neariy oppoeuo tuo uouac ,..i ujurui, ocouauu. uy p,,. ' f oni1 ot inhnm,s' HnEnitil almost adjoins it. Tbre arc four. Uprm.a Lmncran pburches in London, and three Scan dinavian churches of the same faith, h 'seen in everV roval or be others mtvicinityo family): the Vandvkc wn,,ca 1 ma. cear notu A"c Re called 'because the royal por- meran unurcii seem i to oe a e- liancin in it fmm T9is 1 to otlc m nSlan4 wfeich. dofa not n u"b,ue m Hi ironi dames i. u . . n rr,i;.r -iSnr of the Reformat-on has aa yet been organ ized. The English-speaking descendants of the 'Germans cenerallv elide into tht ilk fii .7 I oi tue jiermans generally guue mw ujc ot the room ; the state ante-room ; Episcopal Chuich, and the prospects for the tvlowus ol" uw,67 -V7 iiuure in mismaiierseem iq oe ayunyuu- -u lilO llirono nt. nnA pn1. or.i AS iQe ot nn nf irlvit h ie linon rrn nrr nn In IhO met. says not t he sroat throne, but a copy These four CJerman Lutheran cburclfes are "1 thu (TiiiwI.riSimW with arms. I nxmed as follows i 1. Rnval German Sj-10-. palanquins; and some royal (Lutheran) chapel, bu James palace, v JiplaythiM-s; the Queen's presence Marlborough court -yard Rev. Adolphus fttoilvr ui.TV ki Walbaum. D. D nastor. 2. German ( ,"1 - im a largo grwu ruuiuio , , t fr .i 5fa!thifib, prescSted by the Emperor Lutheran chureh, Dahlston, near the Ger--lRna8J; ' A-.n j jL n.i : I man hospital also served by Dr. Wal- 'Dff 8T7W7?- baum. In the viciniiy of this church isthe blCT of tb--ios t beautiful works m Ltttheian panonage iu which th doctor p-'6 lever beheld it is the Queen m mima1 isf .,. k.l r.i,fi,n . ioyai robes and crown, seated ou her cburcb. Little Alie street Rev. Louis Lutherau) church, -Savoy, St. Strand f'-r Ni-IhipII. Ph. D.. Pi-iilrr. Then e marble. It may all bo true, as the is a&o'ono Gerciau Ev. church at Ila'ton-0e-bonV .io.i u r.,; nl fiKfiaa. StJlAllm-tonRev. Fliednp.r. , wuizenment, nne paintings ana i r-k4 v"'-" !fy-l trannincr. ' P besides one Geruiau Wesleyan church. Of Urca- Briu in. Sn ri v;nWtla.r' all these chuitdies, I selected tbe Royal Ifoin1 Xlr Ua iGrerman chapel, St.-James palace, as the My inferW V fu Ti5TW" f one I would visit and worship in, chiefly W sjwi - to ?ihe? exhlbe-tlona ?f because 1 had mentiqned ft no less than ' auu even ducal majrmficence m ikA :...! n niotnJ; Ar Ka r.min "HllUnj. il. i o iiAllCG l IMa ui &41 T uiuii v , uiv xviiiiim tiU... 73 -Dai 1 am both astonished and :-ijiAmAhi ami riolit p!1 was I that I Kr,at ,tbe fetter taste manifested here made this choice, for I heard Rer.Dr. Wal- Pard 1 ki ut ono tn"ls -toaght an 1 baum preach a moat excellent and refreab of L ?0Q-'hlp instance of negligence : one I ins sermon. He is as sound in h faith as " "(i WiridiOmi wi" ..Im .k.; I J l.n0 1 ntkAMn minlcfw T r Vn T A WU DAUU 11X11 . W - 1 I I IT 1 llffcl M. . M ,117 A called upon him afer Eervice in his saci is y and made bis acquaintance, as well his Wife's and daughters'. The last mentioiicd sing In the choir. I found .hem al! a most pleasait, polite and refined Christian fami ly. I was invited to tea ; and bevig told, There will bs several mlsa ouoiics wlih us, going soon to India," I accepted the i.i vitation with pieasre. . This Royal chapel ;t not a e, y large building, very little larger than our ditiich in Wilmington; but ii is over 250 years old, and has considerable i.rnamulut:oa in the iuteriori Outride lu - bn iuing is quite plain, and stands so ner to Md; .bor ough palace that the Prince of Wales de sired to have it removed, but his request was not graL-ted. Thf royal family no longer worship in tb:3 cbu ch of their ancestry. Queen Atielaule, he wife of William IV.; worshipied re-uhyly in i., and so did the Duchess of KetA, Quen Victoria's mother ; but siijc Lei- death Eng'?sh roy?Uy do"s not trouble 'his Koyal chapel, although everj hymn-book it ians "V. R., Royal German Chapel, S. James Palace," stamped on thebacii ".gMt ivtters. The orgar'st r nd sexton weiv very pol'.ie to megave me a zood seat, sxd the list cf the hymrs to be sungi The Hturcv used is, in part, a selection from fhe IVaver- book of he Church of En"!: ;ul. translated into German, with other prayers from o ber sources; also a service in it for Refoi ma' .on day. I spent the evening most delightfu"y at Rev. Dr. Wpaum's, iu company with three m'ssionafies and a m'ssioijary'tubude; and thus I am enabled to take with me from London a very pier 'ant npresion and remeinbrsice of my ir st Suuday spent m that city. t Yots t ti t Y, G. D. Becnhe m. B-The following qaotations represent the wholesale prices generally. In making up small orders higher prices have to be charged. JtSAUUIJNLt Gunny Double Anchor Double Anchor "A" Standard Domestic.......... BACON North Carolina, Hams, y B....... 12 13 12K 13 9 11 12 WA 15 1 ' XA lo 7 8 shoulders, B...... Western Smoked Hams. Sides, fl...... bnoulders.. Drv Salted - Sides, B....... Shoulders, y lb.... BEEF Live weight Second Hand, each.. 1 75 New York,each, new 2 00 BEESWAX y lb 23 BRICKS Wilmington, J? M 8 00 Northern".....:..;...... 00 BUTTER North Carolina lb 15 2 & 2 00 50 30 10 00 14 0i 20 Northern, Vro....... 25 35 40 00 13i 18 17 13 33 22 CANDLESperiBI'fl)!!!.!! 25 00 Tallow, V S), Adamantine, " set 12 unfits ) Northern Factory, y B) ... 17 16 00 30 19 24 uaixr cream, in... Sfcto IK - ' 1K IV JUL .kkkkaa COFFEE Java, fl mo, id Lafiruara. Ib......... CORN MEAI y bushel... WLLVSS Tis w id DOMESTIC 4 6 Sheeting, 4-4 y yard.M.... Yarn, " bunch ."- 7 95 Mackerel, No. 1, bbl,...16 00 No. 1VKbbl 9 60 Mackerel No. 2, bbl...,13 50 No. 2, X bbl.. 7 50 Mackerel, No. 3 bbL....OO 00 Mullets, bbl 3 50 N. C. Ilerriner, bbL 6 00 20 00 0 00 00 00 0 00 10 50 4 00 8 00 Drv Cod. "30 ft 71 0 FLOUR Fine, y bbl.. 0 00 7 00 s taper. Northern, f bbl... U 00 EU-a do " V bbl 0 00 Family " y bbl... 10 50 City Mill Super y bbl... 0 00 " Extra y bbl... 0 00 " FamUyVbbl... 0 .00 " Ex. Family bbl... 0 00 8 00 9 00 11 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 ia oo 00 00 00 00 65 00 40 00 45 00 47 00 65 00 67 00 70 00 70 00 00 H FERTILIZERS , I Peruvian Guano. 2.000 Ife. 70 00 .gauffiy uospnate uu uu Oarolina Fertilizer " " 50 00 Ground Bone,1" ' " ' 00 00 Bone Meal " " 00 00 " Flour " " 00 00 Navassa Guano, " " 56 CO Complete Manure " Otj i 00 Whann'g Phosphate ' . 00 00 Mil Phoaixhate, " 00 00 HergerABruU'sRos.' " 00 00 Wilcox, Gibb it Co.,,ma- ninulated Guano h& 00 70 00 GLUE y ....., : 9 GRAIN Co,store, 66fis . 00 15. 82 75 60 50 20 05 f 12 i 13 00 ;Uora, cargo, 56 lbs 00 trn,,yel., y bushe... iNone. Oats, y bushel.,,,,.. 55 Peas, covr, TP bu8hh. .... 1 25 mPEGreen, y ft 4 Dry. V iu HAY Eastern, y 100 lbs... 1 10 ! North River, V 100 lbs.... 95 HOOP. IRON y ton 80 00 LARD Northern y ft....... IVA 00 North Carolina W lb.. LIME bbl 1 35 LUMBER City steam sa wd 0 ShiprtuJrr,resawed, ftMtt.24 ou Roughedgeplank. VMft.22 00 West India cargo, accord ing to quality, M ft...20 00 Dressed flooring,sea8cmed. 20 00 Scantlini? and boards, oom- 27 00 25 00 23 00 35 00 t 'xacsi.' v M ft..'. ...'....15 MOLASSES Cuba,hhdgl 00 40 45 23 ' 4 1 1 00 41 57 38 40 60 00 30 45 10 40 Cuba; bbl., y gal.... Sugar house, nnds. y gal. bbls. gal... Rnirar Sttud. bbls. cral. 35 45 25 29 10 00 30 70 5 50 NAILS Cut,44 to ?Qd, Vkg 3 01L.S eroaeae, V g" Lard; lagai 1 Linseed, J gal 1 ItUWli Km...... ....... ...... PEANUTS V busheL....... I 60 00 f OTATUliS Sweet, l buju , Irisb. Northern. bbl 4 1 4 75 PQRK-rXoTtkern, city n ess. 17 00 00 00 AJUn, V DDI'.,,.,.. W UV Prime, V bbl (extra). ......00 00 00 00 15 00 00 00 7 j 00 1 30 RICE Carolina, y lb..:.... 6 East India, y lb 00 20 Koogn, w bushel RAGS Country. 1 ft1 llA 12 2 ROPE SALT Alum, y bushel 6 00 85 00 75 10K 00 23 00 larerpooi, sacJu.......... American, V aaek ...... .. . . .. Cadis "iP sack... 00 00 10 00 13 12 UK 14 1 6 00 3 00 0 00 0 00 SUGAR Cuba, V Porto Kico, y a... A-i-Coffee, y lb... B " lb U jd. , C Xb Crashed " B...;.... 00 SOAP Northern, y lb... & 00 50 7m" ' Common, VM. ? Crvreas saps Hi M... 5 50 Cypreas hearts, y M ....... 7 50 BTAVES-W. O. bbl. V M. 18 00 R O hhdj"9 E.... .00 00 Cypress, y M 13 00 TALLOW-? fi).......... ...... 9 TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00 Mill, prime per M .... 8 50 Mill, fair per M 7 50 20 00 G OO 00 00 00 10 13 00 10 00 8 50 Inferior to Ordinary,per M 4 00 6 00 7H1SIIEY North'n.pcrrl 1 40 5 00 . North Carooaa, per gal ... 1 75 2 50 Bail Boad Lines, do. Gen'l Sup'to Office, WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA' AND AU- GUSTA RAILROAD. r f Wilmington, ir.C, August 4, 1877. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ' t On and after Sunday, August 5, the follow ing schedule will be run on this road: DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, (daily except Sunday.) Leave Wilmington....... 12 00 M Arrive at Florence 5 00 PM Leave Florence 12 30 PM Arrive at Wilmington 5 20 P M NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily)!. Leave Wilmington. 6 00 PM Leave Florence , 9 53 P M Arrive at Columbia.. 1 11AM Leave Columbia.... ............11 SO P M Leave Florence ......".".".'..".".'." 2 30 A M Arrive at Wilmington 6 30 A M This Train will only stop at Flemington, Whiteville, Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence, Timmonsville, Sumter and Acton between Wilmington and Columbia. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ex cept Sundays.) Leave Wilmington , 2 30 P M Leave Florence................ 2 35 P M Arrive at,Columbia ; 10 10 A M Leave Columbia 6 00 P M Leave Florence 2 50 A M Arrive at Wilmington 10 20 A M 'S Passengers for A u crista aid beyond should take Night Express Train from Wil mington. Through Sleeping Cars on night trains tor nariesion, and Macon. J- JOHN F. DIVINE, aug 4 General Superintendent WILMINGTON & VELOON ( RAILROAD COMPANY. Offick of Gen'l Sdpebiktekdemt V Wilmington, N. C, August 4, 1877. . J . ''.'"' I On and after Sunday. Auarust 5th, 1877, Passenger trains on the Wilmington A Wel- aon Kaiiroad will run as follows : DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily. Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot at.... 6 50 A M Arrive at Wcldcn at.......... 12 30 P M Leave Weldon 11 40 A M Arrive at Wilmington, Front St Depot at...... 5 40 P M NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY". Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot at Arrive at Weldon at........... Leave Weldon, daily 'at Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot at 35 PM 20 A M 15 A M 11 45 AM The Day Train makes close connection at Weldon lor all points North via Bay Line daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich mond and all rail routes. Night train makes close connections at Weldon for all points north via Richmond. - JOHN F. 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Engravings and Map ' The work originally published under the title of THE NEW AMERICAN C V LCUl'-K DIA waa completed in li. mi. re whkir time the wide circulation whu h it lias at tained in. all parts of the Unitd fotutvs ainl tbe signal developments which liiivu t;u.ni place in every brance of science, lm-r;tiu -. and art, have induced the editor and pub lisher to submit it to an exact and tliorc i revision, and to issue a new edition cntita-d THE AMEKICAJN CYCLOPEDIA. Within the last ten years Uie progress i discovery iu every departiuent oikiiow!cvii;o has made a new work of relcrence an ini: perative want The movement of political affairs havo kept pace with the discoveries ot si-ience un. i their fruitful application totiie induvtii.il and useful arts and tfiu conveuieucv and r Unement of social life. Great wars, and c n sequent revolutions have occurred, involv ing national changes of peculiar monunt. The civil war of our country, which was ut its height when the last volume oi the old work, appeared, has happily ended, and a new course of commercial and industrial activity has been commence d. Large accessions to onr . rfotiii-hii'aL knowledge have been made by the lnuviaii- gable explorer of Africa. The great political revolutions of the la-l decade, with the natural lesult ot the lai Of time, have brought into public 'view 1: multitude or new men, wiio- namcx are. iii every one's mouth, and of wlise livt.s everyone is curious to know the i.;irticui;uv Great battles have been fourht a. id initMr tant sieges maintained; 01 wic 'u the Ueiaiis are as yet preserved on ly in the iiews;.aM-rs or in the trasient publications of tne uay, and which ought now to take their place m permanent and authentic hit.tory. 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