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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
NORTHERN ITALY.


Letters from the headquarters OF Ming Charles Al
bed state that the PiedmOntese army remained in
complete inaction the headquarters being st Ro-
veroela, eight niles from Mantua and no farther ad-
vance being made by any part Of the forces 10
ounce OF the annexation 10 Piedmont being accepted
~ Neaicei corps of 1000 men TO be dispatched
By Ferrar to the assistance OF that city but the great
est uncertainty prevailed al headquarters n the
other intentions OF the King. The Archbishop Of Milan
has offered the Provisional Government Of LOmbsrdy
portion of the sacred vases OF the church. assist in
relieving il from its pecuniary difficulties, and the offer
haa bee
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SWITZERLAND.
Another Republican Canton

letter from Berue of the 10th instant. announces
that the Diet had that day definitely ansormea tne
Prncpslity of Neuichatel into a Republic forming the
twenty .hrsi Cantonof the Confederation The deputy
rom Schwvz was the only member who made any 90
scton to the resolutions of the Diet and he merely re
served his opinions until he should receive i"rther
iustrucfiOus
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o, l.. "a. H,rs ssst.r yay p. lasi ~e-e - - =. -
ht'ftJ, 80 cotton nisrsef IN aor- COZ $780,
=. - ssvssr-d prses rhi- ccninuea ~ no' ~ ,r.
=. - ~ I--rro~.d srrourts on tur.fst t'u
- A .t.re Ting. tsans ashisf a.. 80 ..ss -.
- sac- hen e-ias .ou'- nsas.f. . - .p.~ii, =,
-. l,,,, 81 our massi his t-ehs-o 80 ~ go 80
- ,isr-- s,.srpons, Eheh ar hshp arafr'i '
Hey a Co
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST ).

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ousn 70
n, in before 10 clock Saturday evening" as e run
ucnuou othce Of thi. paper not open on Sundays
subscribers in the City who do not receive th' pspe' ~
an eary hour are requested to leave word al the once
onr arrangements are such enable all the carriers " se
through their routes before O'Clock Carriers ishs 10 AZ
eomphsh this will be required to give up tneu 'oue
Persons wishing The Tribune zen al uie'
regularly every morning will please leave
h. ddre.. .i the Publishing Office or send note through
,bs POS, Office. Terms I2i cents week. payable 10 he
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State of Paris.

de vrsssc officer in the artillery of the national
guard and formally responsible editor of the Courier
francasc. has been arrested the charge OF having
taken part In the instruction of June friend of his
named Dehaye who lived with him in the same house,
similar charge
The examination OF nearly LOO insurgents confined
IN the fort of vry has been concluded after three
weeks incesssnt labor the part OF the Magistrates
VINO had 5000 documents TO examine. II now remains
for the military commission 10 decide on the fate OF
thcsa
Arrests continued to take place hourly of persons
,mpromised by the conspiracy On the 18th eighteen
men the whole of the male inhabitants of house in
the faubourg ST. Antoine arrested and carried OF
TO the Conclergcre.
The danger from shots fired in the streets In the open
day stil continues The death of NJ Dornes the Rep.
resentave In consequence OF his wounds is announced
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VERY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
Revolutionary Outbreak.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Ausut{
Information from Cuba via Pensacola, has been
received here 1t states that very serious revolu.
tionary outbreaks had occurred in Cuba
I'm Havana the Government troops and the revo.
lutionists had been fighting desperately. Several
hundred had been killed ON both sides. when finally
the patriots were forced to retire to the MONTANA
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Relief IN fhe Poor.

The Committee OF the Interior has adopted propo.
si,on made by NJ Bsuter for the formation in all The
towns OF France of Committees for providing for the
poor This proposition has been drawn up in the shape
OF a decree, which we give textually
There shall be organized in MI the towns OF France
Committees for providing for the poorer classes These
Committees shall purchase by wholesale such provisions
can be preserved such wine cider, beer and veg
stabcs, and shall deal them out again by retail At the
cost prices augmented only by enough TO cover the
charges OF wsrehousng and the salaries Of the persons
necessarily employed The sales shall be made for
ready money. The fret funds required for laying in
stocks for month shall BE- advanced by the Receiver
OF Taxes Tor the Canton and shall be reimbursed BY the
Committee at the end Of two months at latest The
Ministers of the Interior and Finances are each CHARGED
with prescribing such measures within their respective
departments they may find necessary FOR attaining
the end proposed"
The Committee on Lsboar appointed by the National
Assembly has resolved that in future preference shall
BE- given TO any association Of operatives who shall offer
20 contract for the execution of any public work Such
associations are % be exempted from furnishing the
usual security required for the due performance OF pub
lie contracts and merely to be obliged suffer ten
per cent the value ofthe work performed remain in
the hands OF Government until the entire be completed
No offer to complete contrsctwil in future be reeev
ed by the Government until notice OF twenty days has
been given to the association OF operatives
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The Hermann.

This steamer was appointed 10 sail from southamp.
ton on THURSDAY the 10Th inst At o'clock she did
not, however do so. until between and o'clock on
Friday morning The uncertainty that always exists
about these vessels sailing strictly At the time appointed
i very great drawback il frequently causes par
ties on both sides the Atlantic. great disappointment
from their want of punctualty. The Hermann has the
large number Of 7g passengers Of both classes besides
80 children and about 400 tons Of measurement goods
on freight considerable quantity Of which Is from Brc
men and Havrc The total value Of the cargo reaches
nearly s2j0O0O sterling. the goods from France con
sstipg Of merchandise vi the most costly character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

The people called on TO yield or keep their arms
TO prepare for martial law prepare for martial
defiance Of ito submit 10 resist the Pse dud Of
their masters.
The people know what to do and that they can DO II
we know from the memo able result OF the search for
arms in the North Riding of ipperary, which ended
In the seizure of one pistol" by the police.
The proclsmstions mere waste paper and wasted
words But they will be followed by acts and for
these the people must prepare. Dublin Nation, July %
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The Weather and the Crops.

The reports which have lately reached us from all
part OF the United Kingdom respecting the state Of the
crops SC is very encouraging. and afford convincing
proof that we shall should the weather continue As
favorable heretofore have most abundant and time
IL harvest European Times.
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ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The U. S. transport
bark General Taylor, Captain Bursley, arrived last
night from Brazos Santiago, July IL, with detach-
men OF the 10th Regiment q. s. Infantry, under com
nand OF Maj J. l. McCsrty, Capts. hummer. Tompkins
and Cummins, and Lieuts. Russell, Huh, Konoverer,
Bruyere. The ship PLarsaiia Capt Allen, has also ar
rived IN p days from Brazos Santiago with Companies
l., r, g. and the band of the 10Th regiment under com
mand OF Col Robert Z. Temple, and the following
officers: Capt Dickinson and Lieuts. Morgan, Lee,
Notary, Griffin and others We have copies Of docu.
ments from Gen Wool. in which he speaks in the
highest terms Of their appearance and discipline, but
we have not space for them in columns this
morning.
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MERcAsTrLE.-We learn that an extensise "!
Goods Commission House in this City is charged ~
having rendered accounts of sales at prices much
what WAS actually obtained for the goods one A',.
understand, has traced ssies which viii make =.
ference in their favor Of $4,000 beyond what ws
dered them by their Commission Agents. loe W.
&c. We understsnd, are in the hands Of counsel
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E- On the passage of the ship Phar'alis w.
Brazos, arrived last evening. Private Owen JIM.
ham of company q, and Mrs. Jane FORBES o~r
matron. wife Alexander Forbes. OF company D. ~,
Rochester, died. Sergeant Conner OF Buaso'
daughter born TO him on the passage.
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The King of sicily.

telerrsphic dispatch dated Naples the lSth, mas
been received in Paris announcing that the Duke OF
Genoa. second son OF Charles Albert hss been Hhahi
mousiy elected hing Of Sicily.
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died Of wounds then received 400; wounded now n
the hospitals and in the private dwellings LOO IN
surgens now incsrcersted s63- On this subject the
correspondent OF the Morning Pos observes me
Bais ssys that there were not more than l2o peope
killed in the insurrection have been told BY oneers
who were engaged in the conflict and who nao as
been through the Peninsulsr war. that were M N.
Der multiplied ienfold il would sun DC u"''' '''
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FROM The PAcIFIc.-we have received hles oil
the Honolulu Friend and California STAR to the lst Of
March last bit must defer extracts til the Evening
Edition Of The Tribune the papers contain nothing
Of prominent importance in addition to the news We
have alreao7 received
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ST. THoMAs.-The rhip Emily arrived here last
night from st. Csoix, whence she sailed on the 23d
ult Capt Davis informs us that all was quiet in the
Island when h. left the blacks returning pescea
bly, 70 work, and no farther danger was spprehsuded
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DENMARK.

Letters from Rendsbourg. OF the sixteenth Of July
stale that war with Denmark viii Immediately
recommenee, the conditions Of peace having been re-
erted py the Duchies
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Increase of the Army.

Inc FRANKFORT Constituent Assembly came 10 an
important decision the 18Th nothing i.s than va,ipr
an increase Of the army Of the Gemsnc couisdersto
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FROM DENARARA.-By late arrival we '.'.
received hes of the Royal Gazette OF pemafa~
Ath Of July. They contain nothing farther q m''
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The Factory Riots az Pittsburs.

PITTSBURGH, Friday evening, AuguHf.
This spirit of the factory operatives is not yet
ssyed Scenes OF violence have been reenac'ed
tonight, which have caused considerable alarm |"
to what this will grow to- The Police succeeded
in preventing the speakers from addressing the
people, Six girls and four men has been arrested
this evening. The excitement is intense.
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~ An interesting letter from Germany y
ruled out OF our columns this morning TO give addition
al interest 10 the evening edition.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

.. n. Il n t punch~cas sarrsn ~ "a "a e. Ran
~. "a. s.rlza-d NJ srrI'ss II ne 'ns 0' OF ''
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WASHINGTON, Friday. Augastt

The Jury ON the Slave abduction case. utter
twenty-four hours deiberation, returned intoCowt
with verdict finding Drayton guilty of stealing
negroes as charged
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Miscellaneous Intelligence.

The debate on DR.. Jacoby's mission the object Of
which 10 throw blame on the Frankfort, Parliament
for having appointed central irresponsible power and
on The Prussian Ministry for its protest against the fu
OF the Frankfort Parliament that should not
have received the previous sanction OF the German
Governments, concluded on the 18th inst although
it expected 10 have lasted much longer. The mo
ton rejected by majority Of 2b2 TO -, but the
vote 10 not decisive test OF the strength OF the Min
lsry In the Assembly u merely expresses approval
OF the conduct OF the Frankfort Parliament, without
giving any opinion regarding the declaration OF the
Prlssian Ministry.
Ia several recent communications the Hesse Darn
stadt Odenwad has been referred 70 the rendezvous
OF The German Republicans who are preparing for
another insurrecton soon the harvest is got in
A few days ago a strong detachment OF troops OF the
line backed by battery Of artillery, suddenly made
their appearance IN Michelstadt and arrested several
persons the charge Of exciting revolt and rebel
ion The majority OF the ringeaders, however, hav-
ing had notice OF the approach OF troops escaped by
hisht
The four persons charged with being rnge aders in the
attack the Berlin Arsenal have been sentenced
70 terms OF Imprisonment varying from one to seven
years.
several German Journal. complain Of the delivery to
Russia Of Polish iustyes from the kingdom Of Pc
land
Conservative Clubs arc now being formed in many
paiis OF Prussia and 81 two three recent meetings the
Berlin revolution has been denounced In the most Inc
quIvoca terms.
Il appears that upon hearing that Csmphausen had
refused the Ministerial Presidency offered 70 him BY the
Regent Of Germany, the King OF Prussia addressed an
autograph letter 70 him beseeching him 10 set aside
pirate feeling and for the good VI bis country by
accepting the honor offered TO him.
The Jossichs ZcfHg. of Berlin and the Schlesischt
LcfnHg, confirm the statement OF the P0scH Gd-eift,
that spprchensOns Of another Polish Instruction in
thai Duchy are generally entertained by the German
inhabitants Il appears that there i In Posen great
number OF Poles who are strangers 10 the place.
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By telegraph to the Stw.York Tribune.
CarelI.a Election.

FAYETTEVILLE. n. c. Augatf
1StS. 1894
Manly. ". Rid, T.. Graham, ". HokeL
Cumberland Co .S57 l'02y .-..;,o0 lrc
TOGO majority ......4o6 Do. In Aa....so7.
roco. Focos elected to the Legislature, as asa.
PETERSBURG. Friday. Ausa
l-l- ieH
Manly ~ Reid L. GrSham w. Hole l.
,,c 81 1919. .....i 1913 iTf
"~so " o,s DO. in N....i9s
Franklin Co ..-.....Zb o'n a. ,,a ~
Loco maj ..........5i- bo'N '''-'-''
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AsSassinatious.

The asssssinstions in the streets and public ways
tinnc TO be reported daily. On Friday morning. the
lfth instant says the Ga,tae dss TribKnda1 a de
tachmeni of the Garde Mobile quartered at Coarbevoe
sscoriing convoy Of gunpowder nom Mount Va.
leiien through the Bots de Boalogne one OF the sol
diers quite youth quilted the line in the Alice de Pas
~ and laid himself Down IN the thcke saying that he
YVES much overcome with the heat and fatigue that
he would rather undergo iorinlghts imprisonment in
the Sale do Police than march step farther As the
convoy continued TO move on the captain thought il
better 10 leave the tired behind than lose time In
forcing him to rejoin his company. At dsyoresk on
Saturday morning some Of his comrades returned 10
SEEK him at the spot where they had left him. and
found him dead with knife wounds in his body
Neither any part of his secoutrement OF - francs
which be bad In his pocket had been taken from him.
The Usiros states that the insurgents are TO be
transported to Guiana OF the Msrqaesss Islands.
Tho Killed and w ounded-Omcial Report.
The Monitew of sunday states that the accounts OF
the numbers OF killed and wounded In the DAYS OF June
were. a. might be expected, mach exaggerated snc
gives the following a. correct Killed in the ccntes, or
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PRUSSIA.
The Prus-ian Constitution.

Il is announced that the Committee, appointed by
the Berlin Cons tituent Assembly 10 draw up the new
Constitution, has voted by majority of IS 70 in IA
vOr of the two Chamber system the second Chamber
10 consist Of $50 members elected by universal SUIT
frage but In an indirect manner The hrst Chamber,
according 10 the decision Of the Committee will form
senate and the members will be elected by the uni.
ted circles or districts. The Committee proposes TO
double the number Of electors in the secondary degree
tho so-called Wahlmanner, who are chosen by the
Urwsher, the electors in the primary degreeD ana
70 declare that candidates not eligible If they
have not been twelve months domciled in
Prussia The Committee has fixed the number
of senators rs. and has determined that the quail
ifcatons required shall not direr from those which
are demanded from candidates for the other Chamber
except that senator must be forty years OF age IL
will be remembered that the fret draii Of the Consttu
ton (he submitted 70 the Constituent Assembly by
the late Government gave the King the power Of nom
ina ng number Of members Of the Upper House, pos
se-sed Of certain ncome-the nomination 70 be here
ditsry provided the determined amount Of income
NAMED 10 the possession ofthe eldest All this has
been done away with by the Committee, which has
moreover decided that every member OF either Cham
Der shall only be paid but that he must HoieRs
r0cls take the pay he not being allowed TO refuse IT,
The Peoples Chamber las the second one Is called
will be irennial while the hrst will be dissolved only
every sixth year No proxies are TO be allowed. Suca
are the main propositions Of the Committee, and 1t Is
likely that they will be rejected by the Constituent
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Wry GDnnB.

Q. w. HEISKELL
Mas Just returned from New YORK, ana is now recev.
ing his second stock Of
NEW SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising most Of the fashionable and most recent
styles Of Dress Goods and in desirabe eolors
They consist part Of the following superb goods
Twisted sik Grenadines, bro, azsrine blue & mode
proche Bresliunie, in brown aud black;
Foulard Silk Tissues, in brown & mazaripe blue;
Grenadine Tissues in maZarine blue, brown, &C.
Toll de Lind. beautiful article, in mode collars;
Printed Hermann, in avariety OF desirable coiors;
Satin stripe and plaid Berages, in great variety:
french Musils, Organdie Lawns & Battiste Bingham
Ricl Embroidered Brocsde Silks;
Black hViled silks, very rich iustre Il extra width;
Fou,ard and every variety Of rich silks.
Aiso-A choice selection of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk l.aces and elegant black lace Shswls
Green Parasois aud Parasoletts and other articles.
10 WIZ lie Opened during the present week, the
most beautiful and varied assortment of Shawis
offered in this city. Also, few embroidered Or.
CANDY Nesites; cytrs rich Cares. style; works d
Collars. entirely new and rieh Bonnets in var
ETY.; together with full stock APPLE and other goods
Wheeling, May ., 1919.
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BOOKSl BOOKSI!
GInfDfmN,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
$40 sgE

or w GRAHAM On Monroe st. next dsor to Sweeneys
& Bells Glass store. in the room lately occupied
nv Hanilton Sands 4 CO.
AN now receiving eriirt new STOCK of Goods
= consulting ~ pert of black blue green. hrowpey
Mni cry invisible Green, and Dahiia Broadcloths
French, Er fish s'd American fancy cass,neres rrcat
variety; BLACK and fancy Ssirs, silks Narsailes Cash
meres, SIX aud Linen. and other kind of fashion
ale soOds Tor Ve-is; Tweeis Cashmpretts Summer
cloth. Drag. etc troton CLOTH and various other sri
ci-s suEaie for summer coats; French linens linen
Drills. cotton Drills cassinetts musiins cacoes and in
fact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Estasis iment
READY MADE CIOTHING
NV stock of Ready Made Clothing will Ia decidedly
preferable to in The city from fact that thew are
all fresh hsving made them up during the las, month
! think can sa'eiv say there no good q stock
OF clothing in tn city, and determined to sell hem
AZ much less price, Than cthnr has been 40 d here
Ne'He The soc viii cnnsis of cloth Frock aud Dress
costs, all sizes. eoors aud prices Simmer eos all
s'is sizes and krds. fanaloors csssine eres
summer cloth co''on. linen. tweed. and all other sorts
Vests OF all gar :nd kinds Stocks Posonis collars
shirts braves udrrs''rts, cravafs. hikis Cloves.
Snspenders anse aud half hose, and every article us
ally kept in a Clothing store
Nv stock 10 lar and fash onasie and purchased in
New York AVID Philadelphia for the ready MON " ard
ready sieney teru,s OF selling them: srd as
have located myself permanently in buaness am dc.
termn"d To give whole attention having NV CO.
thing well made aud will sell them much less than
a'v other esta u ''rieni in the city.
To nav Old rie1is aud the public in general woud
say give M cal'ind know my clothes and my phi
viii suit YOU.
nont forge; II is on Menroe street next do,r
10 Sweenys e. Re = Glass store. c. w GRAHAM
Wheeling, April 10
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GkEAT RARGAlNS.

WhEsLiSo AMI BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE.
BEG leave 10 call the attention OF my customers az
\ well as every ody else to my and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL. GOODS
!ust received from ea.ern cities, and bought
terms at auction and JObhng houses.
My stock consists of the following articles viz
supr black blue aud fancy coOred French Cloth Cas-
sineres of all grades and yies tassinets Satin, silk
veiVels and other Vesing. Handt erchefs fancy Sus
under shirts and Drawers
heady Made Clothing.
My stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not by any other in the city, aud of
Sup'r French Goth dress rock Goats, Cashmere and
Sassinet pants, Nestngs OF all kinds and qua tiles
Shirts, very fine article of beacled musn c,>ck and
flannel. ~
Customer Work
Having received the latest New York and PhiIadel.
Pima fashions and having engaged while east a SUI erior
and fashionable Cutter am prepared execute work
III the neatest and most fas bonaale style. Inaw
my stock !" as large my styles as good and INV mr.
as cheap. as in any other establishment west of
mountains. Call and look for yourselves.
MY motto is: Short profits for cash
oct Z KAMMERER
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REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CI lJuINC STOpC

| AS heen removed from Main street te Water street
into Tie room ne.t door TO the Off of the Nat
hoa" Stase company next door 10 Ciarks c zee
house where he is receiving all kinds of Ready STA
ohna ior the season, made expressly this
,ou MS whoiesae Estab shu'ent in ial,imo-c No So
fratt street, wch he offers safe at wholesale rs
ta as low az can he bought in Ba;ii or Phi adel.
pha beng hut rifle terence in the Transportation
us socN CONSIST of ali kinds OF clio hing usually kent
IN co'h'e sto ., VIII ne English and Frenr dress
'ocS ana sack "ais, do Cashmere, Tweed, terutton
Tim shd COTTON coais some a. low as CO., PLAN aud
fancy summer cashmere pants, 10. Tweed, Lii Ell and
co't"" ssue We god at % cents: plain and fancy
s.n mersales and graf variety of ut er s,vles of
esi' some We goOd al cent. general assortment
OF shris, tdkfs gloves. sus,erd-rs, etc. Also a few
very me seht'eh ems travelling la cars aud ana. rel
as heuemher he Baltimore Clo,hing Store, Wafer
sre', wnere yen can buy the est goods for the least
money. GAuro51 AZ SJ'LJN