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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72l BROADWAY, New York,
". II. .WOnnOt, PrOprfetOr.

IS hotel situate in the upper and fashionable part OF
Broadway has been enlarged, now to be the most
extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and salubry of its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations to be
lized by residents of the city, exclude the
travelling public from participating in its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view to apart for visitors suites of paors and
bedrooms, be retained at all exclusively for them.
Families from aar will now find the choicest accommo-
atons hotel constantly apart them and every
will be paid render attractive TO the
sen visitor it has proved those who, residing the
vcity New York. have constantly since its first opening,
honoed it with their selections combining all the luxu-
es of the best European hotels with the advantages of its
location Mar 26--2n
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April %, 1917.
an the petition of Stulxely Turner, Crnnston, In

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April %, 1917.
ON the petition of Stulely Turner, of Cransfon In
" the State of Rhode Island, praying for the extension OF
patent granted the said Turner, for glazing peise cot
waddng, for years from the expiration OF said
patent which takes place the 25 day of July, 1871
1t is ordered that The said petition be heard at the Patent
Office on the LIST Monday in June next ~ O'clock M
any they have, why said petition ought be granted
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the Union
aud National Zeung, Washington Pcnnsyvanian and
Times Philadelphia Globe, New York Herald, Prpvi-
dence, Rhode Island; Post and Times, Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous to the LIST Mon
day in June next. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills to tho Patent Office, with paper contain
ing tins notice. April 29-law3w
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~ y for sale.-The subscriber offers to sell that well
known and elgbIy situated large three story brick dwell
Md, adjoining the City Hotel the principal tavern and
within short distance of the Courthouse banks, acade-
N.Y. Abroad &c. The house and back buildings extend
depth ITO feet eght-feet paved alley, and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under the
yard having therein well of good water and also hy
drant This property considered the best located in the
city for an extensive trade of almos any description, but
especially for the drug business which has been du
ring the last twenty years. and still is, most successfully
carried on Possession be had the last OF De-
cember
Also the half of lot No. 275, adjoining two-story
stone house fronts 30 feet Patrick street. and extends
back $50 feet being very desirable location only short
distance the railroad depot and in full view OF the
cars at the times of their arrival and departure
Also building lot at the Point of Rocks, in Maryland,
well situated for warehouse, small tavern, being
between canal and railroad and spot where they
closely approach each other. For any further particulars,
or terms sale, which will be very accommodating, APP
plication may be made Thomas w. Morgan, esq, at
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, D. g.
April 26-eod2ln VIM. FISCHER
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
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andria, 10 fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg, Virginia.
THE undersigned having made the necessary arrange
i mcnis with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be
tween the above named places, prepared, under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACoTT ~ AL
LEN toreceive every description OF light goods and for
ward the (us above statcd) reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention TO the bus
ness to meet with encouragement and our friends
ha nothing shall be wanting on our part TO afford saac
ton. Eos Ir., ,
An light articles, such parcels and packages, which
may bc consigned care, will be delivered free Of cart
,e, nnd merchandise or articles, which may be toe
heayy for the mail train, win have particular care by
the freight train.
b. f. DARRAC0TT, Train captain r.. +. 81 p. X. X
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May ], lS3'-May l-du
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IL. IN
rs NY i vii, Ina Ii,,ided M,
Inc ciohilg no cio 10y y, ~ w ~ I'm w.
.ine cisSsas i .ra, o,,u,rna, ,,ia'Ia W wa
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~ II, .. 'a.a r., Ill, ''a,i,a, ;an,atsF Mn. cntb
- liz Ha,,l o,ar shir,s I'm, AnnneI nnd,r srs
noT ill.,, 1, d d,u dr,,vers ' '' i' 1885,
SecouJ the Aanpcls that nov he reouired for
ssioaa the na, hs ns;ai Nc I & I o
THIRD CassAll the linen articles made up viz: Bans
ey sheeng frocks and canvass duck trowsers.
Fourth (assAl the IA rnsev sbeetinp and canvass duck
tbot may he reourcd for making Garments similar to those
pecited in the third class, and the dungaree
'Finb All the shoes and pumps
Nsssgth Ciass.--AN the blankets.
Eighth CiasAll the mattresses including to
each mattress.
Ninth Class.--An the black silk handkerchiefs.
The shoes and pumps be stamped with the contractors
nanie number of shoe and pump and year when made ;
unless otherwise ordered viz:
Two of No. r. four of No III, twelve of No 10, fifteen of
No q fifteen of No 81 twenty of No g. fifteen of No. IL
Ten of No T. five of No. a. two of No. 6.
An The above articles are to be fully equal in the quality
texture and finish OF material pattern and workmanship
the samples which deposited the aforesaid navy
yards. the pea Jackets monkey Jackets cloth trowsers
loyershirts ntcrshir and drawers to be of American
cloths and Hannels made of clean wool and
ind iyodved
r6e nunber or ouanitv which will be REQUIRED of each
of the foregoing ARTICLES cannot be precisely stated;
even possible that OF some none may be required con-
tract win therefore be made not Tor specific number or
quantity of any article but ior such number or quantity
OF each as the service NAV require TO delivered
those navy Yards respectvey Tie prices must be uniform
M nll the stations
All The above articles must he subject to sch inspecon
At the Mace or delivery "a he chief Of This bureau nav d.
rect and no article viii be received that is moi fully equal
nle ar nattern both and
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JNOR RENT, three-story brick house, containing ten
Il rooms with pantries closets and clothespresses and
good dry cellar and pump in the yard together with ev
cry convenience make pleasant residence The house
out, and is ready for tenant The rent will be very
low good tenant
Two furnished parors one very large and chambers,
all well furnished, and will be rented low.
The above property few yards from the State Depart
ment and in full of the Presidents house, ON G street.
near 18th. ID. A. GARDNER.
Anvil liz
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ICE, ICE, ICEIThe subscriber has recently returned
from the NORTH where he has contracted for large and
full supply of the best Fresh pond ice. do pretend to
that this the only engagement which
the public may rely but do obllgate myself 10 furnish
want during the entire season. such prices the like
ticle can be obtained in and about the city.
b. Please make early application, mt residence, on
nth street. my coal yard, Lenox's wharf the
Long Bridge n JOHN PETT1BONE.
April 9-2aWly
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NEW RESTAURANT.

NEW RESTAURANT.
T,IIE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and The public generally that he has established
new in the basement of the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbey, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 1fih and 18th streets, to be called
"Thc City Lunch"
II the determination of the subscriber keep his
adjustment in the quiet, civil and respectable
provide the bar with the best liquors OF all kinds,
and his arders with every luxury the market will afford in
and he atters himself that from his long expe
rence in the business, and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
April 26-3awIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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Chesnm abope seremh nert door to the Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
T1HIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnshed
Il and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
his visiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well as the private ord
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parlos and
chambers capacous and fitted up the most modern
style. Thshouse being in central position, the propre
solcits continuance OF public favor pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords
~ b. bath house s attached to the hote where warm
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
NEW MusIc-.Just receIved.-WM. FISCHER, Sta
IN toners Hall, Pennsylvania avenue two doors east Of
18th street, has this day received the following new musc
Scenes where first in early childhood, by Beames.
Mother, he's going away, composed by Lover
NV home must be where e'er thou art, Mrs. by Beckett
Rose of Alabama, composed by Hon A. u. Meek.
Mary Blane music by A. Ct. Still.
Brgand Leader and his Wife, by Mr.. Keller.
The False Friend, music by Vincent Wallace.
had Hope, 4" Mrs L. A. Tarns
Lightly Won is Lightly Held, music by Mrs; Beckett.
Blow on Pirates Glee, d. F. Baker.
Forget the World, Harmonious.
Mountain Wave, g
We come again with song 10 greet you,
The Wild Old Woods, music by Crosby.
Monterey March, composed by w Rate
Mexican Hop Waltz, &C W. G. Peters.
La Saison de Saratoga, valsa by Chas. Grobe.
La Belle, vase briane, by J. j.. Muller t
Lydia Waltz, composed by NJ Keller.
Flower Dance, Viennoise Children. May
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r ORD C.mpb,lr. Lave. Of the Lord Chnncellors.-

+ ORD Campbelis Lives of the Lord CHANCELLOR
IL The Lives of the Lord Chancelors and keepers OF the
Great Seal Of England from the earliest times till the regr
of King George w., by John Lord Campbell, A. NJ, ~
s. E. In three volumes octavo published from the London
edition, and for sale by F. TAYLOR price S.
"We need hardly say that VIC shall expect with great in
eres continuation OF this performance but the present
series of itself than sufficient give Lord Campbell
high station among the English authors OF his age
London Quarterly RepieD December, 1915.
ssThe volumes of which we have given this imperfect
ce are unexpected addition to his services They
look like good beginning towards the systematic cuva
ton of provincehe literature Of the Eug
lish aw.'-Ednburgh Repielc, Apra, 1916.
Also, plee in octave volume,) The Lives o.
Eminent English Judges of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Centuries, by W. ~ Welsby Recorder Of Chester, American
edition; price So 10. April 26-3t
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A cARD.-WALTER HARPER IL CO., Pennsylvania
IA avenue between 9th and 10th streets, would take this
method ofinfoing their friends and purchasers generally
that they have received and opened this day another large
and beautiful assortment Of
Rich French silks bereges, lawns ginghams and quad
rifle and camels' hair plaids, "a new arlicle)
Rich embroidered robes OF same material
Also British and domestic goods in great variety.
BONNETS, PARASOLS, AND SUNSHADES.
We have opened choice assortment OF ladies' straw
and boys lego hats parasos and Paasolets in great
variety, some of very beautiful green glace
We respectfully invite all to call us above.
Anil -ytaodi
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lust arrived that much sought-aftcr quality of
- white pine, Al mcrchantabe and panel seasoned; u
small lot ony-the only lot however, in the market
A few barrels of calcned plaster.
Hemlock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned IA select culls.
The above Just landing Those who want to buy cheap
viii lind it advantage to give me call before Is led
into the yard to be piled JOHN POhL
Lumber-yard, It'll street, near Centre maIko'
Mar ontN1 lW
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Ilckets SIo--SIafos IN proporton,
Certificates of packages of 70 whole tickets $40
Do do 90 half do 20
DO do 20 quarter do IS
DO do 20 eighth do IL 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention, and official account of each drawing
immediately after il is over TO all who order from
Address ]. " G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury Il Co., Managers
Successors 10 ]. G.. Gregory IL Coz
March I2--d&ciitd. Washington city, ID. G..
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.smcl, Books ON G, eat subjcct..v

lust reprinted from the English editions, and for sale
y by f. IAfLOh'
Small Books on Great Subjects--No. 1, Philosophical
Theories and Philosophical Experience; No q On The
connexion between Physiology and intellectual Science
No g. On Mans power over himself prevent control
insanity No l. An Introduction to Practical Organic Chem
istrv; No g. brief view of Greek Philosophy up TO the
are Of Perices No g. brief View of Greek Philosophy
from the age OF Socrates the coming OF Christ mo T.
Christian Doctrine and Practice In the Second Century
No 81 An Exposition of Vulgar and Common Errors, adapt
ed TO the wear of Grace MDCCCLV, by Thomas Browne
Redivvus, Wilhom Kihand MD; No 9, An introduction
Vegetable Physiology, with reference to the Works OF
Du Candolle, Lindsey &c; No 10, On the prime pies OF
Criminal Laws; No IL, Christian Sects in the nineteenth
Century Each in Is paper price % cents
The series will be continued.
These little volumes among the ables and soundest
dsquisitions topics connected with morals and religion
that has been good fortune pese They are ep'
omies ofwisdom and piety.-Neio Orleans Bee.
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mr.. y. II. PIPER, homeopathic Physaeian, has
~ removed his Office TO Pennsylvania avenue, north
side, near 10th street, j. II. Cbbs's fancy store.
DIR. Piper employs galvanisn eecuo-nngneusn $ ap
agent I'M the cure Of disease when necessary.
Hours OF attendance office for application of above are
from to o'clock in the morning. and from to in the
afternoon. March 81
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT


BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING, Aprif7, 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Navy
10 Clothing and Clothing Materials, win be received at
this office until O'clock p ms Monday, the 2ih day OF
May next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving thr
lty days notice. each either OF the navyyards at
Charestown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York and
Gospor Virginia, such quantities of any all of the fol-
lowing named articles OF navy clothing and clothing mate
rails may be ordered by the chief OF this bureau or by
the commandments OF said navyyards respectively during
fiscal year commencing the LIST day OF July next and
diann he Both day OF lunr. 1919 viz:
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U,DUCATION.-Res> ID. McCARTER'S boarding School
Il for boys, Suasbug, Lancaster county Pennsylvania
The whole expenses for board, tuition &c, per session
of months, $50
The branches taught embrace all those OF thorough
English and mathematical education together with the
Lain, Greek, German, and French languages
Parents and guardians who may be looking for good
school pleasant and healthy location, and easy of
cessw suberve their interests by inqang into the mer
it OF this institution
The principal has had charge of for the last eight
The summer session will commence Monday the Sd of
May. Payment al the end OF the term.
For reference, circular, Nc, containing l cuars,
address REV. d. McCARIEK, =
Principal and Proprietor, Suasburg Lancaster Co.. Pa,
April 2i-d3w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY II, 1877

DELLs-The subscriber is repaired furnish bells OF
ID all sizes from 20 Is 900 lbs, suitable for churches
lire, factories, steamboats,, &c. They warranted Of
superior quality and tone, and have obtained the premium
at the New York State fair" for several years past
have sold large number in this city and vicinity, and
refer to of the purchasers quality, Ne.
recently sold (o 1854 lbs) the Catholic church
LAUREL Maryland, has been heard eight miles, and gives
entire satisfaction An assortment generally kept hand
Orders promptly attended to.
JOHN II. HASKELL Agent for
April 26-llt A. MENEELY, Baltimore, Md.
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RoARDNG.-MRS w. MANN, formerly of Philadel-
- pha Place. 1Ith and streets having fitted up that
sge and commodious house Pennsylvania avenue, two
os west OF Jackson Hail. is prepared for the recep
on oil ooarder sThe house has undergone thorough
Rar the chambers airy, OF good size, and handsome
furnished.
quiet and pleasant home, at moderate charges.
April 2S-cod2w
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NEW GOODS.-The subscribers now receiving
IN large supply of new goods purchased lately IN New
York very reduced prices, and they VIII ofcr them at
small advance ON the cost We have now open in dress
materials ,. 81 4
do File de Chcne dresses, with visites
rich grenadne do - 40 DO
10 dress patterns rich plaid File de Chcnc
10 embroidered linen DE Craze dresses, with visites
10 pieces silk bercgcs, new style s.ll
% do new styles beregcs, assorted
30 do do printed laconcts, certainly bseuti-
full lotof goods
10 do small spotted French niuslinE, genuine
Embroidered Tarleton dresses, &c. lNl
pieces new styles French cIintzcs
With many other and desirable goods, to which
particularly invite the attention of the ladies. als a
April 23-3uf d. CLAGETT d. CO.
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vJ,IIE Cadet dc Colobrieres Tale of The Old Con-
of Paris Lives of the carly British Dramatss two
volumes, limo The Waverlcy Prose Works, complete in
five volumes, for s2 80 Harpers Pictorial Shakespeare,
complete in three volumes. For sale by F. TAYLOR.
Afiril "A
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Hill for Sale.

NIE subscriber offers sale this elegant and weknown
i mansion and farm which is named from the
n,cnt on it, marking meridian line of the United States.
The house brick and succeed is 80 feet font and 81
feet Deep IL and stories high with portco 81 by IL feet
built by the late Commodore Porter in TIE best
ner and without regard to cost .
II stands on the hill at the head of the avenues directly in
'front.' and about one mile from the Presidents House
command ny beautiful and extended view OF the
Potomac river city of Washington, Georgetown, Alex
anlra, and the adjacent country.
Near the servants quarters, Stables icehouse,
house. well of very pure soft water, garden, large
peach apple orchards with other choice fruits, flowers,
shrubbery, &c. - 49,, -,
The farm contains ITO of first land, with very
commodious farmhouse and large barn. both of brick
fine open wood of large growth about 10
the mansion remainder is divided into meadow,
pasture. and arabic fields. .a
Ii fronts on Boundary street, (he city ne) the is
on road leading from Georgetown, and can, when de-
sired be subdvidcd into lots great advantage.
IL perfectly healthy all seasons and though
sdered of the most beautiful private residences in tho
Union Is still susceptible Of great improvement; and to
gentleman and fortune offers rare, desirable, and
very profitable investment l3 M
A large portion of the purchase money may, If desired,
interest for several years, secured on the prop
erty ta.tT iF. ytGl . 1914
Possession may be bad Immediately with all the growing
crops, stock, flaming utensils &c, Also if desired, tho
furniture of the house. ~
For terms &c. apply to Messrs. Soutter & Broughton
PHILADELPHIA; Messrs Soutter, Brothers ~ Co., New
York OF the subscriber, on the premises.
tlA '4 81 3 J. FLORENTIUS cox
Washington city, d. c., April 2l--eod2w
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J,TIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 60 Nassau street, New
J. York.-This and beautiful French paper, com
mencng on Monday April 6, will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, the moderate rate of Sc year,
So for six months; Sl 80 for three months
Devoted TO the democracy liberty of religion, and
social ameloraton, its columns win contain the most exact
and copous commercial, administrative, and Judiciary in
oraton and original literary works of the best writers Of
both worlds consisting of productions unpublished even in
France scientific, agricultural critical and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, NC.
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising,
together with the quantity and of the
this paper advantages possessed by other of the same
kind In the United States.
Agent J. MICIIARD,
I9thstreet, between + and G.
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Also tracts fand situate In the District Of Column
ba, the side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac
being parts Of large called Bayys Purchase" and
numbered and designated in plat theseo recorded among
the land records of Washington county, in be w b. No
40, folio Is, de-, follows viz:
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NEW Spring ana Summer Goods Duval Il Brother
~ merchant tailors under Gadbys Hotel, Third
street, Pennsylvania avenue, would respectfully announce
to their customers and citizens generally the arrival of ter
spring and summer goods, among which desra-
bic styles OF French cloths doeskins Drap dEte, Ne, any
OF which they prepared make to order in their usual
style, elegance and at moderate prices.
April 7-3mw3w DUVALL 81 BROTHER.
VNART1IlcNyNARE, China, and Glass.-THOS. PUR-
L. SELL has just imported per ships Ohio and Huguenot,
from Liverpool direct, sixty-nne aud hogsheads OF
earhenware and China, and from manufactures
fifty packages of cut plain and pressed glass; of the best
quality, patterns, and shapes which, with his former
tenve stock, comprises almost article in his line,
too numerous to mention all of which will be sold whole
sale RETAIL the nohem prices, for cash. time
punciual customers.
First quality at factory prices. pipes in boxes
Britannia ware &c.
tine assortment OF common goods for retailing.
He socs call from his friends and the public general
" at his store, opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
THOMAS PUKSEII.
April l4-3aw2w MW&F
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TONI II. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
y Al and 9th streets, has received selection OF
superior Rhine, Mosee, and French Wines in boxes,
sisting Of
Stenbcrgcr cabinet, Rudesheim Berg
Leibfrauinilch, Hockheimer
Marcobrunner, Nerstener
Sparkling Mosee, Moselle Muscatel
Chateau Latour, Chateau Margnux
Branne Mouton, ST. Julien, Haul Sauterne.
Also received, London Brown Stout and small lot Of
very superior cigars .
In store an of wines and liquors. usually
kept and pect daily receive my supply Of Claret and
White Wine, in hogsheads, from Bordeaux. ~ ".
On hand, fine Port wine, and supply OF my supe-
rior Stomach Bitfers
April 2S-3tif r.4 tttB .l. rr..e
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REPORTERs WANTED.-The undersigned is desi.
~ rs of securing the services of several experienced
ographers during the next session OF Congress, and will
oe happy receive communications the subject until
TIE lst Of August Gentlemen who reply 70 this adj
Vertlsement will please qualifications and references
az fully possible, Communications be post paid and
addressed 10 CDR. J. A. HousToN, New YORK.
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer to United States Senate.
WAsuINGToS, March Is, lsi7.
Mar I5-dtlAug INTEL