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New Engine nf Wnr

Mr.. Benjamin Reynolds and his brother Of New York
have invented new engine Of war, which they call Pro-
eeng Engine, and which is thus described in the N Y.
Herald:
The principle upon which is constructed is perfectly
slmpe-and II IL capable Of propenR tweny thirty or
any number Of balls by centrifugal power 10 the ordins
ry distance that by ehera cannon or muske and with
equal force and velocity. This engine Is worked IN the
same manner the FIRE engine-by the aid Of manu, Ia
bofand with the power OF steam, could be made IA,
effective IN stormng fortress than a regular battery
he'e rs neither siesm powder, nor gas nor any Of
the ordinary aids which required 10 work engines Of
war. The model which have seen, resembles wind
lass placed horizontally the upper verge Of which il
ced small barrel, about the size Of bunderbus Four
teen esden balls, weighing each half onnce were
Psced Of certain part Of the engine and four men ysre
SET 10 work, IN the same manner they were turning
Winnowng machine. Having worked the engine which
was placed distance Of seventy eighty yards from far
get with moderate strength, the balls were propelled yb
velocity equal 20 that Of nuske and shattered TO pieces
and perforated the plank. The inventor states that IL IA
PaOe Of projecting one thousand balls minute and cuult
DO execution equal 10 hundred muskets But tbi. mo-
de- Is capable Of being applied large cannon Alta cos,
OF lew thousand dollars within months the inventor
could construct one projecting engines capable
OF Propelng cannon-ba with equal power and eocity
as shot from the ordinary by the aid Of powder:
a-o OF dsehargng thousand per minute by the aid Of
sieam-poweT"
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Ere. "A, ~ q p,,,. n,o.,


LArrs rRox HAvAsA.-The brig r. souls. Capt, Del.
vaie arrived last evening from Hsvsns whsaes she sail
cd on the 10Th inst On Friday las the l5,h In hs.,y
gale the r. sous Lost her ,opmssL The nsws BY III. ar
rival 10 not Of great moment.
o. NJ Johnson. Esq., U. s. Consul at Mstan.as came
passenger on the z. SOule.
Inc Cas- Company In Havana had celebration on the
.tn inst atwh'en Gen o'Donne and large number ol
distinguished individuals assisted. Experiment.. were
made by the Captain General Of elabor gas from the
coal qaarred IN the Island They were perfectly
FOL aud gave the utmost satsiacton In mentioning the
circumstance OF tho occasion, the hughes. praise be.,o
ed upon Dr. Rodgers, Of this city, the efficient
In he has discharged his share erection Of the
work OF the company We note that Mr. Robb the pres.
ident OF the company was present tho occasion to
which refer. "
The latest news received in Havana from Vera Cru,
was TO the LIST instuot late own adycss direct
gentleman who has recently arrived here from Havana
talked freely with Gen. Santa Ana upon Mexican ah.irs
ne deprecated the with the United States as sure Ia
be disastrous to Mexico. tie spoke Of the
projects In Mexico destined certain failure he beiev
ing mat majority OF the people would prefer even
on 10 inc United States to the rule OF Spanish Prnce
santa Ana had, is said, Intention Of returning 10
Mexico at present; and recently rented new house.
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RICHMOND. NAV 25th. 1916,

RICHMOND. May 25h, 1916.
Gentlemsn-lh have this moment received your obging
invitation you dinner the Exchange Hotel
Wednesday have long promised myself the
faction Of visiting "fhis ancient commonwealth"
nowned IN the history Of country; and thus far my
ueiPaons have been than realz ed in the fertility OF
the SOIL beauty Of scenery and eaPaby Of improvement
particularly the extensive powers and this
City.
thank you for the expressions OF kindness contained in
your note toward the citizens Of Massachusetts and for
the invitation extended myself OF her sons and
regret that engagement TO leave your hospital city to-
morrow morning deprves Of the honor and pleasure
OF accepting it. pray you, gentlemen, 20 believe that
have received this demonstration of your confidence
Kindness with deep sensiby and beg you accept
best wishes for the prosperity and happiness OF the citizens
of Virginia. l have the honor remain,
Your most grateful and ob't serv't.,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
To Isaac Davenport, Lewis Webb Fleming James James
Lyons and WIN. II. Maefarland Esqs and other gentle
OF the City Of Richmond.
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Warlike Preparations

The papers, every Of the Union continue TO
be filled with notices Of warike movements both BY the
expressions OF opinion large public meetings. a. in New
York and Philadelphia, and Oy the orgsnz, volun-
teer corps We find it impossible keep pace with these
movements, and therefore content ourselves with
selection Of few Of the many incidents meet the
The last New Orleans Pchyune that the whole
number OF volunteers from louisiana including Colonel
Bahe Peylon's newly organized regiment, is 4443 rank
and hle The Legion" numbering $50 rank and file
have yet been mustered the service Of the o.
but are resdy at moments warning. Among the eompa
MES formed in New Orleans. one OF mounted gunmep
commanded by F. A Lumsjen, of the Editors OF the
Pcayune Large numbers OF troops to pour into
New Orleans from the interior parishes, and the ad-
Joining StaIes-Among them more companies from
Mobile Of 500 expected soon to start from
ST. Louis. An additional detachment Of troops sailed from
New Orleans for the Of the I7Ih inst
The Louisville Journal Of the Goth inst states that VIM
Preston, Esq the day before procured subscription of
SSOOOO, weniy-fve gentlemen subscribing $1,000 each,)
which he las placed the Bank Of Kentucky to the credit
Of the Governor IN case 1t should be Necessary despatch
ing troops Texas
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As our readers have already been apprsed By the ad-
Verisement Of the public-spirited committee having
charge OF the arrangements, there will be an
hbuon TO.DAT, the Exchange Assembly Rooms under
the auspices Of that invaluable assoeston The Henrco
Agricultural and Horticultural Society" There no sub
Jeci IN which our citizens ought to feel aud evnce
decided and lively interest than which contributes
once to recreation aud prolific and nstruc-
ton We consequently anticipate that the rooms will be
crowded wh visitors.
The Addressnot the least interesting OF the atuac-
tIons-RI-L be delivered al ID n,cInck
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ABBOTr LAWRENCE ESQ

This distinguished citizen OF a sister State, it
will be seen by the subjoined correspondence,
was invited to partake of Public Dinner during
his brief sojourn in this city. We regret that his
arrangements compelled him to decline a mark of
respect which he so well deserves and which re.
hects so much credit upon those who rendered it.
We understand that Mr.. l.. visited several of the
Manufacturing establishments while in the CITY,
and expressed himself highly gratfed by these
evidences of public enterprise and prosperity
We annex the
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Editorial Arrangement--Extras.

The proprietor, of the four different offices Of the daily
pres In Richmond. in Of the fact, that very i'm
portsnt intelligence frequently arriving from the Of
ths Mexican and elsewhere which tits necessary to
sptesd before the public in editions great expense
and trouble have agreed sell their papers instead
Of di.ibutng them subscribers heretofore They
hope the community will consider them justified in sdop-
ting this rule when remembered that the agreement
With the subscriber only furnish paper aday,
eep Sundays The whole Of the published in the
editions will be found in the regular issue of the
seedng day the purchase OF the will of course be
compulsory with none and the object will be attained Of
furnishing those, who willing pay reasonable
pensaon, with the earliest intelligence; whilst the publish
will avoid the alternative of heavy pecunisry loss
Similar considerations have induced the practice OF selling
in all the important cities of the Union.
The proprieors ofthe Wing, Enquirer Times, and Re
publican have therefore, determined that their carriers
shall charge tso a copy, for each extra paper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-27

The two General Assemblies Of the Presbyterian Church.
convened IN PhiIade phs Thursday last.
The Old School assembled at DR.. Boardman's church.
Dr. hrebs, the late Moderator preached the annual
mon after which Rev. DR.. Hodge, Of Princeton was
chosen Moderator. The term Bshop having been applied
TO ciegymen presenting their credentials resOlv,
that the ancient be adhered and that e OF
hHiireT be invariably used.
The New School assembled DR.. Barry's church DR..
Eddy the late Moderator preached the annual sermon and
then the Rev Dr. Cox chosen Moderator by SIS votes
to ~ for the Rev. George Duffied. Dr. Hatfield wa.
elected Clerk.
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DIED.

vi ruimonary Consumption, ut Psinevilc, Amelis on
SUNDAY the 10Th OF April, Mrs SyLvIsiA r. Va Drr.xs
IN zoe Son year OF her age No laboured euogy no for.
ai enumeration OF the many virtues that Adorned the
character OF this amable lady s necessary TO rrmnd re-
% 'hs deep loss they have sustained in her
and aheetonae husband fast entering as il were
upon 'ne nhd-eouse" Of life thus the companiop "a
whom he looked for aid and comfort by the v,y
GOWN oy ms side To two interesting little daughters. .h,
life OF unsullied integrity. ~
arrhe Berkshire tMas-.) Courier requested to eooy
on Friday evening. 22d inst. at half past 8 p AT .,
eonsuinPhon MrJANEs ToLKR. the 18th year of hi,
Tribute to the Memory Of Judge S,anard.
VIRGINIA; Al circuit superior court of law and ,h.,
Gerry, continued aud held for Meckl.nbu,y co,r, ,
Couf, House hereof the 18th day Of MAY Is46pre
en'' me non. VIM Leigh. Judge OF the General Court
au ~ ~ Shsnoefs' Esq, the Attorney for the Com
follows: '''u '"e court 10
The last mail from Richmond, bring. us the m.lancbo.
sehee OF inc oeath OF Robert Stanard. one Of the
uses oi he Court OF Appeals. The bills of mort,,v
ay Ptoeaiming the trophies Of the grave make but ,.
eesioh on 'ne mind, and awaken deep emotion of
e near out the death OF such Judge Sanard.
susAeu uo"h without a moments warning in the noop
ude OF his usefulness and ere the maturrd v,,o, ~ r.
MIND mad been impaired by the advances of ,y, b.
.' Us as something more than admoni,on that
~ tne 'uS' OF NE we are in DEATH In him the Stat.
mas lost patriot son. much Of whose life wa, devo,.d q,
w Puone service luminary has fallen from our iudic
;s, uu heht mas been e1tinguished forever whose
was seen and felt in that orbit who's,
oanes are dehned and illuminated by the radiance shed
around H. by the genius OF Mansfield aud Marshall
hd ne bright galaxy OF kindred spirits who have gone be-
lore and followed after them. But thi, n, no linz IT,
we can scarcely realize his loss commemorate his wiz
tues not that the cypress wreath which
anu friendship would hang around his grave should b. d,
inquired oy one OF the gaudy flowers Of euogy His lbs,
loss to the State, and deeply will the people Of the
state dePore II; but II is the privilege Of our profession
whose character is elevated by the honors he noby
Tor IT, to be foremost paying tribute of respect IN h
memory, and tcording our sense Of his loss"
Ana then, al the request OF all members of the Bar
rs some testimony Of tho respect in which they hold The
memory Of the dseeased he moved the adjourn for
The day And the court entertaining high te,p,et fr hs
character and services OF the late Judge Sanard and
ing To unite with the Bar in paying some tribute to I'M,
worm ordered that the remarks made by Mr. Chambers.
be spread the Of the court and th,t the
De adjourned until Tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
Copy. RICHARD g. BAPTIST CI.,k
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The Moss RoSc.

The Angel Of the Flowers one day
Beneath rose-uee sleeping lay
That spirit TO whom power is given
To battle young buds in dews from heaven.
Awsking from its light repose.
The Angel whispered to the Rose:
"Ah. fOndest object Of my care,
Still fairest found where eli are fair
For the sweet shade thou gyest 10 me.
Ask what thou wilt, It's granted thee"
"Then," said the Rose. with deepened glow.
ION me another grace bestow'
The Angel paused, in silent thought:
"Whut grace was there that flower had notin
Twas but mOment-o'er the Rose
A veil Of Moss the Angel throws;
And robed In NSture's simplest weed,
Could there flower that Rose eIceed1
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A Hard mn

The Harrisburg "Union," the BocoCoco organ in Penn.
swans pitches its tune to very different key from that
o. is namesase 10 Washington Referring to the declare
uon OF the later, that "now the to strike at the Ts
nm me harrisburg p'per says this kind Of logic may
su' the Southern theorists, but in good old Dsmoeyse
Pennsylvans eschew oil such nonsense Let n. e,,
drive TIE enemy from the SOL and talk Of encouraging the
manufactures Of foreigners sfterwurds"!
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~ Many Of tho papers contain glowing descriptions Of
the wealth Of the Mexican Churehes-for the purpose
probably, Of exciting the eupidiy Of those Who might be
deaf to the voice Of pltriotsm The altar Of tho Cathe
oral 10 the city Of Mexico which occupies the Of the
ld' temple Of Mgnezumi,is made Of pure Silver orns
meoisd with gold, and surrounded by bsususde sur
mounted with images which are made Of a compound Of
gold silver and copper The bausaio supposed 10 DO
worth more than million Of dollars Besides there are
gold and silver vases, WALTERS ca destcks, &c.
The property OF the Church. In gold and silver orna
menls, s valued ~ not Ie.s lhhn fg mIons Of doas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-27

" Among the vis''er' to the National Fair on
Sturdy last the President end bs lady together
with the other ladies Of bis family, and accompanied By
the Secretary Of War; tho Postmaster General and the
Attorney General The lntegenosr that the Pre-
"den' expressed himself highly grauhod, no esuainly
must have been much impressed II surprised By the
extent and besuy Of tho exhibition Mr. Calhoun was
snonR the V'its on Saturday afternoon, end srpssrsd t.
| Be deeply Interested
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Az lNTEREsTiES lNrEsW=w.-Our readers cannot have
forgotten the minutes which publ sned Of an interview
between Gen. 9th snd Cen Vega. Il was held on the
wes bank Of the Rio Gfsnde the 25t1 Of March Their
neIt meeting was 10 TINS city yesterday when Cen Wor
called % pay his respects 10 the unfortunate Mexican Cen
era The surprise Of each greatat meeting IN
der circumstance different from what oher anticipated
when they conferred together banks of Rio del Note
The short interval which had elapsed pregnant IN
events Of the utmost interest O. each Of them Pteavuas
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p The Enquirer Of yesterday informs us that G ger.
nor Smith had rendered the Office Of Judge Of the Court
Appeals IN which there is vacancy oeeasionod by tho
death OF Judge sanard. to John NJ Patton Esq., Of this
eiy-and that Mr. p declines the appointment We Dc
not know whether the appointment has been rendered
10 any other individual.
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" The New York Herald states that the British Gov.
eminent has made arrangement with Mr. Cunard to run
lne Of steamships from Liverpool to New York-to
commence as soon the ships ready which will bs
next year. The present line Halifax and Boston will b,
continued.
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MAY 18th. 10 O'Clock. p. !

MAY l0th, III O'Clock, L. M.
EDITORS OF THE DELTA-Gen,lemen. | wrote you last
night by the James Day, supposed she would snl
tins morning according NOTICE. got on the bar
and cannot leave before tomorrow morning give YOU
all the particulars far have able TO collect them
TO date The steamer Telegraph arrived TO day with Lieut.
Oo forno. alter days passage, with companies Of the
washington Regiment commanded by Capts. Breedloye
bryel, X. u Stockton and SOma. -Four companes of N
D infantry together with Capt SocktVn company OF
LOUISIANA Volunteers left here this morning Post Baret
10 miles from this place. Point Isabe) where they are
ORDERED to remain until reinforced by the Washington Re-
gimeni, Col. Walton and the Andrew Jackson Regiment
Coi' Marks However there rumor in camp this
evening, that all the volunteers here and those 10 arrive
Will be landed by vessels Of the west side of The
NOUN Of the Rio Grsnde and march Immediately to Mata
moras-ihis we are led TO believe is beyond doubt from
the aehNe preparations IN camp, the and constant
dl Of all the companies here, and the heavy amount Of
ammunition with which they all supplied-the rAe
company OF Capt Head drill from morning nil
night and begins to look like company of regulars
than vounteers-they will give good account Of them
Selves the bjys are In fine spins and anIious for an
opportunity TO show what kind Of stuff they are made Of
Ihe whole force here to night, including teamsters etc
smount about 1000, all well armed and equpped und,r
the command Of MAJOR Munroe. This place under IN,
cover OF the breastworks, could captured by any
force the MeXcans So confident do we feel
that all the troops are encamped along the beach Of the
Brozos, outside OF the breasworks and present most
like snd imposing appearance.
The stcies military discipline b rigdly enforced in avery
part OF the camp, and really surprising TO see how
quick the cizen can be transformed into the soldier
bot II may be laid down, however as a certain ruI.
thst the bad citizen Is always bad soldier and the only
difficulties that have occurred which however are bp,
few. have been with that class Of persons.
We have news from Gen. Taylors csmp To- DAY and
expect the hsi news receive Of any active
will be the crossing American troops over the Rio Grand,
In hasto' J.L.F.
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hlOhMOND, May -, 1916 (
COMPANY No. 2, 1st BataI ion, attend NEE citing
~ Of Company FRIDAY 2sh inst AZ Valley
hou'e al oeloekP NJ for the purpose OF eeeng This
Company was formerly under the Capt Freeman
Com Pany No. 3. I'd Battalion, attend a meeting
Of your Company on SATURDAY the 3Oh O'Clock
for the Il elecng Oee Company was formerly
commanded by Capt Johnston.
By Order Of the Colonel
my o7-2t TITUS G. RICE Asu
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A Now Iden.

The Peniienary Of Georgia having heretofore been On
'nnuaI tax upon the stao Of some $4,000 has been
leased out Maj John Graham Of Coosa takes IL for
siE years. annual rent u $4,000.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
RieAmond. Nay IS, ls46.

Riehnond, Nay IS, ls46.
Hon. AsBorr LAWRENCE:
Dear Sir The undersigned, holding in high estimation
your personal character and fully spprccang the efforts
which you have made sustain the great industrial TO-
teres OF the country, and advance American Arts and
Manufactures to successful competition with OF other
Nations, and being at all times happy avail themselves
OF the opportunity to tender any eminent citizen of the
Bay State the hospitai'ies OF Virginia respectfully invite
you them at Dinner at the Exchange Hotel on
Wednesday next, at O'Clock.
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General Conference of the Methodist
Il. Church, South.
Reported for the Rstersbuu intsiiseneer
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
FEpAY, May Cad, 1876.
The report OF the committee Episcopsey in rela ZION
to the supper, OF the Bishops (which under discussion
at the time our last paper pcss adopted with
some amendments tFot particulars refer to the
Book OF Discipline
The Conference then took up the subject OF the Book
Concern, which under consideration the close OF the
morning session. The details OF the bill completed
but having already given the principles upon which the
institution is TO be founded and conducted think
necessary TO cumber report with that which might
prove generally interesting The plan requires that three
commissioners should be appointed with three
mssioners of the Church. North and that Book Agent
shall be appointed whom is entrusted with the counsel
OF Book committed the power OF procuring having
printed such works may be required by NJ E. Church.
South.
Conference proceeded to the election OF three
siOnes, spoken OF above and in the rsI ballot A. L. z.
Green, ID. d.. OF Tennessee II. b. Bascom D. D. OF Ken.
lucky, and 5. A. Las, ID. d., OF Cincinnati, Ohio
chosen.
Mr.. E. w. SehOn asked and obtained leave the balance
of the session.
Conference adjourned with the Bsnedctiou of Bishop
Andrew.
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION!

hTHE Ladies Of the Bethel socie.
-. - " pfoprote give an ICE CREAM AND
YEAST buard Of Ben sheppard
on 1Dohy Evening, Tor the benefit Of Bethel Church
Ineseaoost wn ieave the oeock sr,cty and r.
iurn sasonabe hout euns evening Il hopsd thst the
oe' e entertainment md the ianocent mole
VII indoce mahy N patfonse them the OCCASION.
Or Tickets for and one sdy AZ n, ere pept,
m.hshlNohots, 30 Hefre'hmef's sua. nyT
NlLUE CLOTHS esses nediun and low priced blue
- Coths, received on eonEHmsbt and saie low bv
myT EENT, KENDALL ATwATER
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r u N A W A Y.

AN AWAY from the subscriber this morning Negro Man
eahed FLEMING the property of Mrs Meredith. who also
owns MS "e He viii PROBABLY lurking house
the Baptist Co ese or At her farm in Ha.over county
sugars Old bread colour thin delicate negro
VIII give hVe dol 10 TO me AZ
sm miles below Richmond him Jail and inform
me OF u JOHN II. MACKENZIE.
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II Cen RomuIus NJ. Saunders, the new Minister 10
SPAIN arrived in New York Saturday last, en- route to
his embassy
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Magazines for June.

WakHZInes Tor Julie.
q oDEY1S Lady's BooE, for June, Fashion Plate
~ GTsham's Magazine, for June, do
Ladies National Magazine. for June, do do
New Yoik Illustrated Ms iIne, % June
The Bush Ranger Of Van Land noy,-by
RoweTon, Rsq- author OF Tales Colonies
The People BY Mhehelet History France
Life OF Luther Hei translated by Smith, translator Of
biebeIet's History Of France.
No Sc and last 81 Harper Illuminated Hible
No IL HaTpers' Illustrated Wandering
No IL Coupand's Dictionary ofPraetcaI Medicine
Boarding of domestic Hfeby author Of Keepnr
HOUSE and House Keeping No
Another supply Pictorial History of England
Another supply Of handsome Episcopal Prayer plain
and fancy bind ngs gilt edges, &C. all
Just reeeyedby MASH q wooDHoUsH
my27 M, Iao Main a,
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Hn hHDS. p. Rico Sugar, strictly prime quail
W. y, receiving Tor ale By
myT TNLoEs a BROTHER
In OK. Casks Burgundy Port Wine, very
- ~ oiss qusify receiving, for sale By
myT INLoEs a BROTHER
Oh HALF Chest, G Powder Tea, good quail
~ v for sissy myT fSLoes BReTHgR.
y HALF Chests Extra ine Imperial Tea,
~ choice auic o for sais b.
RyH INIoEs a BROTHER
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Interesting Exhibition.

u The New York Herald spty styles Mr.. Benton'.
Oregon Speech. :. the funeral alseoar.e Of 81 20.