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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
MAssACHUsETTs.-Th result of the Con.

For VACANCIES IN xXxIID CONGRESS.
g. Francis u. Fay. L. Lorenzo Sabine,
g. Jacob H. Loud-3 Whigs
FOR XxxIIiD coNGREss:
l. Zeno Scudder" 7. Nathsnid P.NDanks. Jri
. Samuel L. Croker. &. Tappan Wentworth.
g. j. Wiley Edrnonds y. ALEX DE- Witt, 7. g.
4 Samuel H. Valley 10 Edward Dickinson
s. William Appleton H. John g. Goodrich
g. Charles w. Upham. ~ Wings, Dem and l H. 81
Reelected Coalition Dem. Probably.
strong effort for the election OF Gen. HENRY VIII.
SON Coalition F. s. was made, but the vote which
was cast for B. F. Butler Irregular Coalition DENY and
l. w. Beard National Dem) may have carried Mr.
Wentworths election.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is, 1852.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
an Circulation will be Issued This MORN
ING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all the Latest
News up TO the time Of going to press Single copies
in wrappers ready for mailing be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Europa sails from this port To-
nav nj 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

q AT the Meeting of the Geographical So
ciety last night, Dr. E. X. KANE, ofthe Grinnell
Exploring Expedition, read an interesting paper
upon "A Supposed Open Sea around the North
Pole" The theory is held BY many eminent
scientific men Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Hank, We Coxsunrrlyrs!-I The success

iANn, hk NoNsthflNks. - L nv euCttNN
which has attended HAsINGSs NnphhA Syrup DECLINE,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood Asthma, &c SINCE its
PRODUCTION into the United States fully equals what met
with Europe. lis hes been adopted in nearly all
large Hospitals; and the eminent of physicians
have written highly favorable OF t. aud patrouze
extensively in their private practice Indeed they have
anos abandoned all other remedies for the usual diseases
OF the lungs ard gle has not yet been reported IN
which has failed give satisfaction and relief Ii the
res der all inclined Consumpt,H, affected with
any Of the diseases which likely 20 produce A. let hun
time procuring bottle OF HAsrISGss Naphiha
Syrup and viii satisfy him OF surpr
ing virtues end that short continuance Of Its will
HIM health for Il only brief peuod,
but givcs relief aud of ats excellence and mastery
over the disease few minutes after 1t received into
the systen Heuce SIR James Clarke the Court Physician,
remarks OF it, that in consequence Of tbs brisk and unms
taxable energy Of its operations medicine has much
Of Nsrhtha"
CIV CLcKESsRk Co, No 81 Bsrclsyst are the Agents
for Dr. HASTINGS IN AmeTcs, to whom al orders should be
addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
To, ryY Observation-Disclosures who wish

FoR THE acknowledgement "no "ish
ssves ust not forget the importance OF dress Inc wise
need ooy be reminded that the Fsshionab.s Cothng rs
sf srsbs place 70 Gee to- where they purchase all
srtes Of dress 70 adoln the tabernacle the eoy
for eli important occasons and where the most fasdious
he pleased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

To- Sinks emptied in the day time, without
any unpesAan ealuva BY the NewYork Pneumatic Dram
ing and Manufacturing Co Sinks and Ceespoos also
psnleSted BY sprcces used only by this Company oce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
,.rho neu candidate for public favor, Mr.

~ ur,,r. Who comes to US with the European title
~ IT, P,1nce OF Wizards" will open his Temple OF IN,
ebsptment on MosDAY Evening next He is coasaereo
- &c he most pe<ect of the numerous Professors Of Secro
" =. - Tegerdeman as he is Chemist Pianist,
Ast ard Mechanic and if one half of Whist he IS sld 20
arramnIs proves true he will eclipse all his predeces'ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

Bal of Tx. over Imp S7 pa 6l2 and not Sj7 2i7 $40
steted in your article.
So that ought from this statement to be az 1893 Ill
less in debt to foreign creditors the end than the
beginning of the year
1t is true however, that through the vicious system
of ad rdl0rem duties these two hundred and seven mil
lions Of Imports n0minaly, cost really some millions
To balance this, there is to credit pretty
large amount Of freight - American ships being the
principal carriers How the real balance may be- we
cannot well estimate Ewc.
u No, we cannot exactly estimate" what
rhieh uay it stood and that il was very large.
If British Securities came over here by mil
lions of dollars per month to be sold for what.
ever they would fetch; if British fnanciers and
agents were constantly in our markets trying
TO put off the Bonds of their various counties
and Railroad Companies having years to run
and get immediate cash for them, then it is
very certain that the balance of trade was in
our favor; if the very opposite was the fact,
the opposite deduction is the true one. We
believe that the actual balance Of trade against
this country on the trade of the present year
was more than One Hundred Millions Of Dol
lars part of which We have paid in specie
leaving still more to be paid by our children
Now so long as we can keep running in debt at
this rate, business will be active with us and
the prices Of our Home Products high; if We
didn't pay for what We bought abroad at all
but bought entirely on credit, they would be
higher still. The practical question is this
Can we go on running in debt at this rate fer
everl And ifnot, how are we likely to be
brought up at the end Think Of this, gentle
men who are buying $4,000 lots and building
thereon $4,000 houses. We don't say you are
not perfectly able to do this We only say that
the rigging must give way somerhers, and when
it dses it viii let down good many who now
consider themselves beyond the reach Of ad-
versity. See if it don't
We admit that the Presidents Message
does not exhibit the, fact Of heavy balance
against rs, as the paragraph criticised suppos-
ed it debut it is fact nevertheless. led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

" Mr.. Hooper c. Hicks, while passing
through Lombard-st., Baltimore, last evening,
mad rope thrown round his neck, was dragged
INTO an alley, received handful of lime in
MS iace' and while blinded and choked was
robbed Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Auction Norrcy-36 Valuable Buildinp Lots


All, THOSE SHADES REALLY, We cannot see
why that otherwise clearly will bauser
ten faded oso curtains when GREAsoN ONO.
.6 Cfes chst will uinah tn with Shades in which
beauty aud skill combuel, prices So low that
may compete with hun in his extensive business OIL
Cloths and Paper Hangngs fox sale cheap
To- PETERSON X HUMPHRxYs, No. $40
Broadway corner OF Whites receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large aud elo
SAINT stock Of Csrpetngs SURPRISING in biancy of colos
rchness OF desgn and nish anything offered thus
market MANY patterns exclusively and not to be
found elsewhere. Also the renowned Worlds FAIR Carpet
IN entire piece, which call pubko attention.
~ A thousand Crying Babies have justice
received at TUITLE's Emporium, No. Si5 Broadway and
ore offered TO the pube Wholesale and Dealers sup
piled on reasonable terms. TUTrLE better pre-
pared for the holidays There is lack Of ANYTHING tie
fsncy The rush for early choices already
commenced. No S45 is the place for presents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

r Chemists, Philosopher Empires, oil
kavs tired hsr hands ct changing the color Of the hsral
have failsd to produce Natures brown black CasrA
aloas be- succeeded Hs Liquid Hair Dye performs
u miracle u Eve uinues Na6s sold and applied q Cas-
!Aooeo Ne Atos Houss also for sals By the principal
AFuogisn n tho city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

~ The CorOner's examination in the case
of the Water-st. homicide has resulted in the
acquttal of Melx, the cOlored sailor, whose
act ia thus considered selfdefensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

A WORD TO YoUsG MEs.-The gay ana les
tive sssson il now on hand and you expect 20 maze
fssopsble impresson the sdes sdorn your ne "a
one Of KNoxs beautiful Hats The other day We heard
''N"e VIC. whsr loved, though 10 despair
Maze me that neat AMI matchless hst
Fat hst that won the bushing fsifi
Kuox pleads guilty TO assisting that young man ana no
ishss m saw 20 the lad Ca he has sPiend'c Mans
Cane ,,eb and the elegant furs oil all knds
In New.York ct No. Ia futonft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
NV WINTER STYLES OF CLorHISa.--lfold

NEW WINTER STYLES or CLofHis'.-A o'u
v, b.s halted On bis march from the North the pause
h.. A. Leaf Afforded an opportunity TO perfect the prepaa
tioos for bis reception Our friends J.ss,sss Co .,
No M Broadway, hsve certainly made the oes use oI .o
xer fmer extensive stock of Broadcloth and Beaver
yercoats Oversscks and Tsna introducing In these ae
sAdnops ali the styles issued in Paris at the commence
msnt I The present month They have also creased the
soek Of Velvet Silk Plush Cashmere and other
Plsdx &c have recently been added 10 Their vaney IN
Pantaoons and their assortment OF FrSck and Dress ooa
M beer repenshed-the great demand hav ng entirely
swept of many Of the sizes Knowing by experience ns
the ready made wearing apparel sold by Jennings 70 Is
quality ard durability take great pleasure in recon-
nendnR 10 il all who desire 10 unite fashion with economy
In the Order Department OF the an elegant
suit can be completed in twenty -four hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

CANrRELL's ALPINE CATER Boors-It is
with the greatest difficulty that CASrRrLL can sa,sfy the
demand for thsse comfortable and eesan, Boots though his
a~tAnts constantly employed in their Manufacture
They cheap durable meat and attractive Appearance
and Justly popular. CANTRELL's Il at No $50 Bowsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

" BRADY's DaguerreotyPes receiver
Prize Medal at the World. T.r in to9aen 1Si a. no in
en- % "a. IL ever been defeated wherever offered iof
speO III e. No. IND t s'2 pnSo arc s' invited
n. r,rerb collection Of rich and elegant ar
,iclss sritsble for the coming bohdAyS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Ell should be universally known, for it

~ 1t should be universally known, Tor II
ia rctv time that is the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases Dysenery Darhes, Cholera
Norbus Liver plant and many other diseases enuer
ated in The Civ Inspectors weekly catalogue Of deaths
generated by indigestion alone. Think Of that dyspe'
Think of it all who suffer from dsodered stonschs and IT
Won are willing to be guided BY advice founded upon ex
perence resort at don't delay day. TO HooFLASDs
GERMAN BITTERs prepared by DR. C. Jackson, winch as
approsched General depot No. 100 Arch-st. We have
tred these Btters and that they excellent for The
diseases specified above Philadelphia City Item.
For sale in NewYork by A. B. ID. Sands, corner Fuon
and Wilisrnsts; Ring corner Broadway and John-st;
DR.. Doolittle No. 14l Grsnd-s, and by Mrs Hays IN
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
THr Sun IN NEW CHaRAorER.-The Scien,

THE Sun IN A NEW CHARAcrER.-The Scieh,
fc At. Fnzrsvers and the public renersv invited
by Roor. No 363 broadway to the splendid pee
Of the recently discovered Cryssslcy2e or sun
which he has exhibition, AID whch 49, -.
and delight ell who behold them. His EaliSry Nno -
been readorne6 and retted sjusty considered on,
attractions OF the CITY snd his friends vii ran vi ~
faction that be hasrcsoved open tbJ nighi -
day. His numerous pictures sre unrvaIieo. Ina 5ss
the Prize speees r which he has ssfn sor
recrcaop s novety Ia this City. RooT wishes tne
liz ~ ,sSe .Ssr,ass The dazzling Admission free
No 2S Rroadyay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

" BY an arrival at New Orleans We learn
that Tampico has pronounced in favor of the
Revolutionists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
BEND IN TOUR ORpERs.-

BEND IN TOUR ORDERS
Since Sh irts were frst rnads
such eheal ness has never been Known in the trade
A. EiN.Sss Store; and his SHIRTS, all nen ssy,
Are the prce OF our city, the gems Of Broadway
VI fef Ne Sata ade 70 measures a. for ue corded.
'front.' ade 10 measure. No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

u SKwMe MACHINES which work with two
nsedees may be good thing sell but certainly ruinous
the needlss cut the materials terribly and require
twice the quantity Of thread which Machines do The
oaly really useful SEWING Machines which afford great and
css1Ain pfo6.s sold BY l. n. SINGER Co. No. ss
Dunadwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Hun DYE AND Wigs

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BAToHELoRs Man
ucory for these articles celebrated in all parts OF the
world persons shng light elegant and durable wig OF
Toupee can surely be suited His Hair Dye sspphsed q
sure guarantee) sold, wholesale and RETAIL a. NO ~
At Cony the Address-beWare OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Tuy Us,os Hall PRIzE.-Already quite

number of elegant desgns for Business Carriages have been
sent 10 Union Hall in answer Mr. r. L. RoGERss adver-
ts11sst offering eco for the most original and beautiful
ana The open until the LIST OF Janua
~ BY which day all designs intended for competition must
he handed in Union Hall Clothing Warehouse corner oil
HuIton and aasau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

LADIES Dress CAP, LACE AND EMBRoID-
NV R.z.Just received fresh lot of rich pointed Lace
asd Musn Collars lot Of very cheap breakfast Sleeves
Also Night Caps Of every pnce and kind some very beau
Ami styies of Head Dresses variety of other goods
cheap and specially adapted for the season NEwmaNs
"~r No 695 Broadway. 4th-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

N FowLERs g. WELLS, PhrenolOgists and
Publishers Clinton Hall No. l3l Nassa1-s Se~fork ana
No. I42 Washing top ST., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
R DerGncement Of the Liver is one Of the

ty Derlngement of the Liver is one of the
most common well the most formidable Of diseases
known to American physicians Ii had for attracted
the Close attention of the medical faculty in all parts OF the
United States and yet up TO the time Of discovery OF Dr.
MCLAxEs great Specific it almost beyond the reach OF
medical skill Thousands had pershed without even hope
OF relief and although thousands may yet be destined TO feel
the direul effects of this most complicated dsease now
thanks 10 the research Of Dr. McL,sE, most completely
brought within the scope OF medical ctro The propre-
oftbe Liver Pills feel confident that they offer rene-
DIV which been fully tested by time and which has
failed OF success when fairly tined.
For sale in New.York wholesale and retail, by C..
Clickener Co, No 81 Barclsy-st- aud Boyd Paul, No
" Courtlandtst Sold also by all the principal druggists
40 AeBaif Npv.oepoAe7-ThOse who have used
DR. DECAYS the best Judges fits merits
preparation without equal for Restoring Preserv
Ing and feautifyiDg the Hair. Hear this one
"H,wYosr March 49, s5lwe have used Delays Nouireno
leo family fact has accompanies
Almost miraculous results restoring and STRENGTHENING the ha
that the best and most elegantly got
up Preparation n tn. market Yours. respectfully
> sauSDsss No 10 Park place.
For sae by THOMAS J. GROWER, Bookseller, No so
Broadway T. FRENCH, Bookseller, No. 1876 Nassaust.
Clinton Hall and Of Mrs HAYES, No. us Fulton, near
Nassau-st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15


and Muslin Collars lot Of very cheap breakfast sleeves
Also Night Caps Of every price and kind some very bean
oSesp and specially adapted for the NEwmAss
No. Gas Broadway, near 4thst
For SALE-The extensive and very desirable
stooh of Bows Clothug contained in the No John
a. known as the Jon-st. Boys Clothing Establishment"
Sad Clothing TO be sold at private sale for cash By the
sinsle suit or any quantity L. LosEE, No. John-s.
e-zs. IJndergarnents and Hosiery should be
honsbt Of the Importers and Manufacturers by which much
can Re saved and the very goods obtained single call
will convince any that for Hosiery and Under gar
A. RANKIN & Co. importers and
Manufacturers Of Hosiery and Undergarments
CURrAIr>MATERIALs AT REDUCED PRICEs.-
Lace Curtains from q TO $50
Muslin Curtains from 81 TO $40
Brocsteles Satin DE LANES, Worred Damask
Comices and all other Trimmings at prices 80 per cent
LEES than usual Ct O ss,d s0 re description
kelly FERGUSON, No. 1891 Broadway
t1V- The Toy Bazaar of ROGERS, No. 449
Broadway is the for all to visit in the selection OF
Presents for the holidays Every variety o. Fancy ooods
9m the mnd hs e,.n,Ve Bayss and being
all imported by Mr. ROGERS IN connection with ms sOp
in London can and will be sold at prices 10 suit his Gus
toners.
PEREmproRy SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUc-
r,osWe notice that ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER will sell at
SUCTION by order and others THIS DAY. at u
ociock, the Mercha t. Exchange, house and lot
JAnleeet, lOt on Avenue II, lOt ON tne
Bile house and lot No. go Narck nearly opposite ST.
Johns Park; houses and lots 86thst valuable build
ing lots 59ths the Sth and leasehod proper
ty ct Harlem NewYork Also a valuable wharf property
ding the large lot II ground being OS feet inches
Furmanst with bulkhesd Of log feet inches the
Eat River and only few minutes walk from the (uew
Wsllst ferry Montague place, aud lets and house and
lot United ststest the Navy Yard in the City Of
Brooklyn Maps desc ing the above property be had
Of the auctioneer, No bToadst. (2l69)
AUcrIoS NOTICES. Valuable Building Lots
in the vth wsrd Of the City of Newark, N. J. at Public
An, TOE. N. MmLER, Auctioneer, viii sell on the
premises on THURSDAY Dec. 49, at 2ocock, NJ Sc val
liable Building Lots, situated on the following streets:
on Feryst.
4 on RailToadav.
| on Unon-st.
18 on McWhortaf-st.
on Bruenst
on East Mcchanic.st.
These Lots in the immediate vicinity Of the New-Jer
sey Railroad DEPOT, Markets. aud comprise Of
the most desirable Building Lots anywhere TO be found
the city Terms Of Sael0 per cent the day ofsae Is
per cent on the delivery ofthe deed aud The bsane to be
secured by bond and mortgage, payable in one and
thre ytas with interest half yearly at percent Title
dsI utebe For mars apply at the Office of the Auconcer
No 2S7 Broadst, or DAVID A. HAYES, ESD No.3i Broad
st, Newark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
"BALANCE or TRADE.v

II HE Edif0r u he Y. r Tr10une'
A reader is unable to understand how you
make balance of trade from the Presidents figures of
sl0017il6i against the country,
He states the Imports at el07 2i0 l9l
Exp'ts Of domestic productions sli9' s6l 81
q foreign l7201026
specie ..-......... ~ 507 2s5
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Total means 1860 lO7,slssoo las2s aJo

This gives an increase OF nearly thirteen millions in
means. divided among greater number Of banks which
necessarily compete with each other for the best buslnes s.
paper and this has produced change la the manner OF
doing business Thus; formerly il requisite man
procure discount should keep good account" at the
banks-hat is that he should allow a considerab' sum
lay idle depoite, without interest, with the banks In
such he supposed that he had claim tor discount
but usually these claims disappointed because the
banks rule, refuse discount all the moment
is wanted by the community they profess serve
The creation Of good paper is less Than formerly and
through the increase OF private discounts, the Institutions
get les, than they did, and they therefore, compelled
take all that offers without reference "the account OF
him who offers La their desire employ all their funds
they lend ION call" good stocks per cent? which
many fchlnts who have large dePosite do
care trouble themselves with lending It. Recently
pments OF SPECIE and the delay of The
California steamers. with great accumulation OF money
in the Independent treasury induced The banks attempt
to pnt up, and demanded f per cent for loan
calls The effect ofths TO induce merchants to draw
deposes and lend them CALL increasing the supply The
California steamer arrived with $250o 600; other sums
came the South and the sub-,reasury began pay
out causing all the per loans to be paid off, and
per cent Obtained with greater difficulty than before
The accumulation in the sub treasury large, thus:
Receipts. Payments. Balance
The daily union., 1852-09-09

The mint dsbursed nearly million, and the rate Of
exchange is such check specie shipments. This
week and last week they were but S2iOOOO The opera
ton of Metropolitan bank of this city, the object Of
which compel country banks to keep their circulation
par in this city, tends powerfully cen,raze the bus
ness OF the State Thus, when the bills OF country bank
put out, the Of business takes them directly
New York, where, being collected in the Metropolitan
bank, they sent back to the issuing institutions, for
payment This makes il an object for the country tanks
10 accumulate funds the Metropolitan tha, cir
culaion Hence, when they have local application foi dis
from country merchants they spuate that the
shall be made payable at the Metropolitan in New York
This is giving them cash means in New York without
pene but centazes the finances OF the State at the
opos The supplies Of produce continue increase and
the influence of the advance in prices
remarkably felt, the volume Of shipments will increase and
may possibly, With the fair export demand, the
changes OF the West The favorable aspect OF the
agricultural interests gives most unusual encouragement
the ciurers and despite the drought which has
prevailed, the purchases generally of materials
large, at rising prices In cotton, Notwithstanding the
prices the quantity taken for consumption is larger than
ever before in United States II has been nearyas fol
The daily union., 1852-09-09
FAN Trade. Isss.-s.r,l.aa aaa Virginia.

our friends residing named States
" fall supplies goods
saaly favorable terms ihs approaching
markets,
largely which daily additions will be desirable
and a the way OF dry goods.
goods OF ali classes Styles and prices constantly
on hand.
Ladies' Of all kinds from paines finest
kinds a vogue, In endless variety.
goods OF the haest and medium quaes with alt
other arteles prices
Misses wear-we pay particular attention 10 all classes
misses' and chdrens
Youths many styles selected necessary
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics and prices.
Mourning every article Of dry goods
mourning apparel fabrics known TO the trade and
extremely low prices.
wear every style, and price, OF the best brands,
adapted servanl in word, deal ia
usually found in well ordered dry goods establish
We desire 10 increase trade.
establishment be for CASH approved
paper, a short dates. .
ARTICLES prices, fair dealing, be relied in all
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, ID. O.
Aug 3l-G