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Two DRoMos RHODE ISLAND LEcIsLAruRE.-
There two brothers in the Rhode Island Legislature
named Christopher Columbus Potter and Americas Yes
pucus Potter who much alike that it is doubted
whether either knows himsefro his brother The Prov
idence Journal says:
Christopher is whig and Americas democrat and
there will be pretty muss when they get to Newport
Not soul in the House tell from the other and
the democrats will be running to Christopher and the
wings to Americas With all the of their respective
parties We have ourselves sometimes commenced no
tcal conversation with the democratic brother who al
ways had the generosity to interrupt before got
upon dangerous ground Now. Wien meet either we
take his hand, is this you your brother
If it be Christopher he says it is L. and we talk about
politics if it be Americas he says sit is not lit is nv
broher.' and talk about the weather We should adj
wise them to badge around their hats like the rail
road conductors but then they would sure to change
hats. and that would make it worse
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coSrRAsr-The Cincinnati Commercial publishes
some extracts from Directory for that city published in
ana contrasts them with the present state of affairs
Among the statistical matter is list of some thirty
steamboats, with complete history of each of them
The author mentions as conclusive proof of the ability of
steamboats, to stem the strong current of the Mspp
that the steamer United States had made the run from
New Orleans to Louisville in t,cent-sir aays The first
boat according to the book built exclusively for
gers, was the Gen. Pike in 1878 She ran between Lm;s
vile and Maysvie, Cincinnati not then being deemed
place of sufficient Importance for the terminus of
steamboat line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

RAILROAD MEEriNss.-Ralroad meetings being
merously held in Arkansas; and notice call for
railroad convention to be held next 4th of July Little
Rock relative to the early completion of railroads from
Memphis running through Little Rock and thence to
Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

Mill BuRsr.-Dodge Cochran's srist and saw mill
near daatin Miss was entirely det yed by fire the
night of the 18th instant.
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NAVIGATION OF THE ST., LAwRENcE--The ice in the st
Lawrence river has entirely broken up and navigation
has been resumed.
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From DR.. Morrison to DR.,
Sherman.

GALVESTON, Texas, March IL, 1857.
DEAR stRThe bearer this Mr. Jackson badly rrtured
finds relief from the of ordinary Tres
mend him you TRUSS being fully informed of its
superiority and of ability to adapt successfully the
forms Of Hernia. Respectfully, D. MORRISON, NJ. p.
To Mr.. SHERMAN, Neworleans.
We are daily receiving evidence like the following:
JACKSON, Mics March s. 1852.
DEAR StEThe hoy John doing
him down that have
of these badly ruptured Judge, yet
slider him unsafe with when work. want
them both fitted with PATENT TRUssEs, one of them he
yellow boy have the Wash The years
not to have him They care of Mr.
Hart, who will settle your BILL Respectfully.
To Dr.. SHERMAN. WM. b. DOWNS.
IF This celebrated TRUSS and WASH sold only
pretor, at his office No 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
eB- MARX NAME AND NUMBER. apps WedFrslopltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

FAMILY Po1soNED-A young miss, named Mary Able
hurst has been arrested in Cincinnati for poisoning the
family of VIM Hammond consisting of himself wife four
children and servant girl. They have recovered.
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W'orls's safe Conpan,.

i pil;,, o,a .: Ut u1e pubic IS CaIIaQI 10 n
aTe made oS ana Of these Safes all other me
strongly made from wrought sT P ron We first 4s a SAFE
ira ea ~ run chilling the liquid metal aad
si s@' mo- so !, e sr sD. %. IS s
ant tb 70 remove with perhaps ear thsn ~ for the
solid mass lined as i, Inc burning emu AXE an
EMPIRE s npiI not N saying that hess Safes secyrS
LOCKS are h nn, POWDER PROOF GOMEZ sTId LILIES
W. G tea sys sjsq NE S or nsr b ta
s' Sr sn n Vaults now They ali any Of the popular
TN; hto as experience denonss Work oil mechanism
Ne TnP a1, now prepared furnish al sbo,
srms aliUs s shfs ,sF Banking Ms s i
's, wnsn secured with Lilies Locks ted Drill and Powder
aautoptc Bank Lock- DO seen at H. s with NEWELL
lmhls III l. C. PETTEEs AseD ": as W Wars, No.
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Died

On Thursday morning. April 49, o'clock Chronic
twenty-five years. - t
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Thanks to the Clerk of the seame George Collier for
late st. Louis papers
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Thanks to the Clerk of the steamer Frank Lyon for
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as- PROFESSOR KOEPPEN will deliver his
Third Lecture THIS EVENING the LYCEuM HALL O'Clock
precisely The Lecture will treat the HARBORS,
LlSHMENTS AND COMMERCE OF THE ANCIENT ATHENiANS,
recent Excavations and Rebuilding PlREtS Illustrated by
Maps and enlarged Diagrams. apso 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

SUPREME COURT UNITED SrArEs.-7hursday.
Of Maine; Tully R. Cormick, Esq of Missouri and
James Lockhart ESQ., of Indiana admitted attor-
neys and counsellors of this Court
No. $50 Martin Very appellant, ]. Levy. This
was argued by Mr. Lawrence for the appellee and
submitted on printed argument by Mr. Sebastian for
the appellant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

IMPORTATION FLOODED CArrLE.-The farmers of
the Scioo Valley Ohio and of the country immediately
adjacent have formed association for the importation
of improved blooded cattle Nearly ten thousand dollars
have been already contributed by the members of the
association which it contemplated increase by fur
ther contributions to fifteen thousand dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

FROM PoRro Rlco.-By the bark John Colley, Captain
Hatch. from Ponce the Network Herald has dates to
the 29th March The market generally well supplied
with American produce breadstufs only being wanted
This demand was likely soon to become limited
the rains had commenced and dealers be cautious
not to hold large stocks when the native productions
should begin to forward Last sales of -four were
made at $12 so Candles T5c; meal in barrels. 81 rice
74c. lard 15c.; hams 51ac. cheese, 15sc mess pork
s21 so pilot bread S. So Dry and picked fish was in
great abundance Lumber abundant coopers' materials
of supply Last sales of white pine S21 per NJ;
hoops $685. year credit Subsequently, sale of hoops
made at s53 short time Fine sugars were worth
3s4a4c.; molasses. Sl2a$13 per ITO gallons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

MIssouRi-Col Doniphan declines the nomination o
the wing State Convention of Missouri for Governor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

CoNsuL REcoGNIzEp,-The President has recognized W
e. Barron Vice Consul for the Republic of Mexico for
the port of San Francisco.
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Telegraphed to the daily Crescent y
Condition of the Bar at the Southwest
Pass.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April %. O'Clock p NJ
To the Towboat Association There at present six
ships the bar bound out, ship and brig the
bar bound besides ships inside the bar bound
out. waiting water. and the tide very low to-day
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The GOVERNORS OF CUBA.-A correspondent of the N
Y Journal of Commerce. with the initials B. w. writ
ing from Havana, on the 18th instant. says:
The Captain General for Cuba has just arrived by
the Spanish steamer and his reception will probably take
place early tomorrow morning with the usual
MES Crowds already the way to make fair wea-
Their, or to catch the smile of favor.
1t is somewhat singular that General Concha will leave
Cuba with the soldiers and gentlemans kit that he
brought with him. not replenshed with tailors
outt-taking balance of two or three thousand
dollars having expended his salary in the promotion of
the local arts industry and institutions of charity The
like has not occurred since the departure Valdez who
went home by the provision made by his hearted
friends lmprovidently generous, he calculated
to govern nor could he well govern himself Tacon next
cared for his own fame wanted money extorted none
but claimed what he deemed just of all He saved some
thing for the rainy day. but only what he by the
labor of publication of the administration and establish
ing an efectua criminal jurisdiction
General o'Donnel came to replensh wasted means
and to pay old debts and he did, with large balance
dragged from the industry of the island yariousy est
mated at from sS00,0OO, to one and half million.
Count Alcoy was more moderate but he brought thir
teen trunks and carried away vessels loaded with his
property and large sum of the ready to make him home
comforts in Spain.
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We are under obligations to the Off, of the steamer
Florida for Mobile papers
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ClotAinq! Clothinn,,

NORRlS WAY
~ Would call the attention Of the public to their
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which, for style variety and superiority
will meet their APPRECIATION They will be- cou.aDtt bs
North THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND STYLES oF Goo,s and
maintain throughout the full assortment o, .va,y
Snry to a geneman's wardrobe, consisting Of
Sup. Cold and Black CAsHNIERETTE Froeks s, FL , Ca,
MEkiNo and
- - - ALPACHA =. .
Genuine I'M PoNGEE AND SEERsUCKER COATS
LINEN DRILL. CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN coArS
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS, of every variety of pattern,
~ And an entire assortnentof
SUMMER VESTS,
,osrr,,, to which they would especially call atl,agoo
HOSIERY, cOored and plain, "'''"''0
GLOVES,
SHIRTS,
And a select lot of SUMMER cKbvArs
NORRIS Il WAY,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON srpEt.rs
Under the 'itv JYt.I
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Ns- WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

STATE OF LousAsAAt the last sitting of the Committee
ing resolution adopted, and ordered published
Ress'Ued, That the Wings
leans on all future occasions make regular nominations
now elected by the people.
ssp2s St E. SALOMON Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

FATAL EXPERIMENTAL physician iu Prague has just
died real martyr of science p he had been in the
habit Of taking strong doses of poison after swallowing
an antdote in order to note the effects On the 2d ut
ne TOOK 50 large quantity of morphine that all the efforts
Oh some medical friends present at the exhibition could
not save him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

MH> WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
STATE OF LousrANAA meeting will be held FRIDAY EVENING
April 80 at halEpast O'Clock. lapSOl SAIOMON Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30
EXTRAORDINARY CoSTEsT.-Under this head the Mobile
Register Of Wednesday has the following:


Register of Wednesday has the following:
Since the time when osriches ran races in the
East against riders booded nags such singular
test has occurred that which for to-day
in Mobile. Between horse and fy, the battle is con
stany equalized by difference of weight-and winners
and losers have often changed places by the magic of
handicap But the contest of this afternoon is to be be-
tween bped differing from the ostrich, being other
than genuine while her antagonist is equally
genuine race horse of the ordinary kind In
this case Miss C. c. Cushman. the well known walking
lady. is matched for $3.50 to race with ARKANSAS
Dea blooded from Orleans To elqualize this ete of
the feet the four legs have to travel mile while the pair
have to run five hundred yards!-or about three and
half to one Most of somewhat acquainted with
the race of women,' but few of have witnessed it in
this particular way One Miss Cushman we know has
had very successful and her namesake NAV pro-
badly follow her example but in a contest between two
legs and four with body to match the odds great and
the excitement proporonate. Who the winner u
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hossuTH AT NEwARK.-Qute a roN occurred the
occasion OF kossuths visit to Newal Nj. The COM
m,ttee announced that he would spe in the afternoon
in the Clinton street church, and thai dollar admis
sion would be charged When Kossr i learned this he
objected and it then announced ut he would speak
IN the evening, the admission being When the time
arrived, the trustees having learned 1t nothing
be charged, refused to open the CHI, on the ground
that the rabbe would nure it. An = mense crowd col
ected and the committee took the tonsibty of max
ing another arrangement by which were required
to give the door-keeper Hungarian md Of the demo-
mination of dollar. Much i'll feel was manifested
and attempts made to break in lie doors The po-
lice endeayored to qne the dsturb re- but they
driven off. The result was that no s, CHI was made
Confession OF AN ISCESDIARy.-A ian named Merrill
has confessed to setting fire. few da ago. to the dwell
ing occupied by Nicholas yespei st Abingdon, Mass
appears from his confession that per had his frni
ture insured for $780, and having ed it all out after
night got him to set the house FIRE secure the
insurance 1t appears also that Ves previous to Mer
rs setting fire to the house induced him to get his life
insured for 5o00 vesper paying the pense and having
the insurance made payable to his wife. lie then
told Merrill (who is half wtted) to crete himself until
the public generally should take it granted he
dead and he would secure the $4,000 his ife
and divide it with him. The arrest a Merrill however
dvuged the whole affair and led the arrest of
per- who had fled to Vermont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

FROM Rio JASERo-The clipper bark Isabeita arrived
at Newly the ed from Rio. bringing later dates
than had previously been received
She performed the passage out and home again in the
short period of rs days
The latest advices from Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
represent affairs moving quietly under the new state
of things.
The importations at Rio have been on an unusually
large SCALE and stocks of nearly all descriptions of
chandise rapidly accommodating.
The Government has issued decree for the reduction
anchorage dues foreign to three hundred
reals per ton to commence the LIST of July
Capt Cole of the bark Swan which has just made the
passage to Rio and back again to Baltimore in seventy
days reports that the yellow fever had been extern
sive fatal among the shipping at Rio and when he sailed
also prevailing on shore Many of the merchants
leaving the city to avoid it, Swedish ship had lost
all her officers and crew by the epidemic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

GOLD AUsrRAlIA-It has been stated that late ar
rivals in London from New South Wales brought large
shipments of gold from the mines in Australia Sydney
papers of December 20 give pretty full aud apparently a
thentic estimates Of the amount gold obtained there
within the three preceding months The first announce
mept of the large yield of gold in Victoria which excited
the public attention. in September last From that
time the population began to flock in daily increasing
bers the Goth of December the date of the
the safe transport of the products of mines to Mel
bourne weekly escort established for the protection of
carts in which the treasure is transported Much how
is sent by private hands, toll of per cent
exaced compensation for the the distance be-
ing only seventy-fve miles, Computing the amount
actually in bank the 10th of November the amount
transmitted under escort during the succeeding five
weeks with what thought moderate estimate for the
quantity brought by private hands that remaining in
of operators at the Mines the whole proceeds
during the three months 2434l4 ounces or 10
tons, cwt u lbs, 10 of value of fs3O242 or over
a. 500 600
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4 W ~, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO.
sabscrbers have constantly on hand and for s
SoMrV @ CUBA, HAVANA FLORIDA MASnS
AM vi NE TENNESSEE MISSOURI
Mexican MARKET aud for plantation use M ~ selected for ihs
TURNER RENSHAW
,s- 70 Camp street Tchoupitouaa strss
NS sA lys
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
~ For Sheriff's, Constable's, and Public Auc-
tioneers Sales, see Third Page.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1862.
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So WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 20
The officers and members of this company hereby
RSs A sS % n, no Tas aS on sUMpAY
Meeting on MONDAY EVENING, May at o'clock. Punrtn
enhance Is earnestly requested ap2s JOSEPH c. ROSE Secy
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not be nobler spectacle than Genius,
il allies itself to the practical and useful It Isl there
of the best features in the Of West
be only adopts those improvements In dentistry which
stand the test of his professional examination Hil
skas operative denst is well known his meclan
ca abilities very great and he supplies many other
dentists with the various articles they frequently require
Office, l12 81. Charles street,
Our great teachers and examples in the historical art
doubtless the eminent historians Of the Greek and
Roman ages They the models which have stood the
test of time and like the glorious creations in marble
Grecian genius have been always admired and
passed The enterprise Of Feste % Chartres street
example to other fancy and staple dry goods men, the
prices asked for his beautiful goods bring him
tensive. sales
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

CITY John Leips Tenn; Marshall Desoo Richardson
Alber. Stem son. Clarke, Rob Boiling Moore Mobile
Morton Geo Carpenter H George Austin, Miss AUSTIN
Morrill, Win North Mha; VIM Robertson Natchez; Judson
Carter Bailey Newoeans Geo Parv Lafayette; coua
be HI Williams lady and son, Baton Rouge; Sheppard
steamer Saxon M Watson, DR. b B Smith.
ST LOUIS Harvey and lady, Va; WIN Putnam Il Wn
Russell, Bucer Bayou Sara Emerson, Boston; Nixon
st Louis ST. d. TX IL 5s4s
yERANDA. Brown, Jr, Warren Norwood La
Byar NJ Stewart, Va; 7 Picke, Eaes NewOrlenns;
Campbell Desoto Gee Bondss John 7 Topic Texas JULIUS IN
Mrs Sager Mss; NJ Frost Army Scott NewOrleans;
v James, American Bend; NJ Burrough Jas Bnirough.
ARCADE WIN Hoyt, Cunningham, d Pickus Miss
Robinson, Cook " Noteworthy Rsifr Haler
Eggeson, Noble w Noteworthy, l. NJ Powell, Taylor
MKeese Stuart Harsonhurg; Ponder Lewis Jr
J Gasset, z Hill Ark; W. Patton, Ga. -
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NEWS BY TELlsGR.apH.

MEMrHIs Uorros MARKEr = STEAaBoArs Passive =
Memphis, May 10, r. M-There has been no change in
the Cotton market since last report The stock on hand
at present does not exceed 1000 bales The weather
cool and clear altogether unreasonable
The river is falling, but very slowly The following
boats passed here to-day Bound to NewOrleans the Bella
Donna and America bound up, the Concorda Southern
Belle and James Niles. sS,tiil
ARxANsAs Arkansas river has risen eightee,
overflow entertained by the residents the low lands
SrEAsHoArs PAssNe.-- Tfcksburg, May 20.-The follow
ing boats have passed here this morning bound to New
das at 81 T. NJ and Dove at 4 NJ Passed up the Pa
cite at and the Empire passed up at halfpas
last night. Eve. Delta.
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Empire Cry and BEN Franklin.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co. aaal

Empire Cry and BEN Franklin.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
a Will receive by the arrivals the Ahps
CLOT HING,
unsurpassed in finish Nsworeahs
to which they invite those in give thea call Below
COATS.
MER1No AND CAsHMERETTE FRoCK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUsTRE, SAC AND UNION FRocKs
| PoNGEE SILK, HONG KONG and sEERSUCKER
IMITATION sEERSUcKER AND BRO. LINEN -
| FANCY LINEN POLKA sACAND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN -, ~. ID +. -
eS PANTA LOOMS NJ
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs--all qualities.
Real French FANCY AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALoONs
P0NGEE SILK AND sEERSUCKER
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALooNsall qualities.
French and English MER1No. ALPACA
VESTS
White Buff Pattern and Colored MARSEILI yEsT1.
White Grass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN 4
UNDERGARME NTs
q We call particular attention to our large
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND coLoRED
We keep constantly OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES from IL
inches neck sls
Isle THREAD GAUZE MERINo HALE SLEEVES and without
GAUZE SILK GAUZE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERsHIRTs
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS. ss
SILK, LINEN THREAD WHITE AND BROWN colorsd SOCKS.
cRAvATs, susPENDERs
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
OF EVERY KIND
-. ALso-...
A. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
ofevery description, which WILDE
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
ky- ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION
myl7 spt ALFRED MONROE 4 CO.. 81 Magazine
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JV'Os'les's Safe C0aa,pa,ey.

,1,. IosouuIuH oI ING pubic IS called to the
Strongly % az 4 from sn wo a Pncps We
R e q t. It, es On chilling s s
ssdge To the scientific only necessary ~ Ns as
Mehnnc aht leaves no bolts straps rives screws @ The -
mt b with perhaps less effort required to
lion On IN d Neither ean the
ENTITIES ssslSIe not in ayng that these sa secured with LILLE
Tf,I DILL AND POWDER PROOF CONBIN r
b afs me only really secure money or other
Sna " say nrthe there but little security any Of The
.n ~ nank vaults now in nse They The work Of
oi!sn broken into, experience demonstrated ss
ms Company prepared furnish at abort no,;es
Fs ad 81 various for banking Institutions
BE Of which will be warranted Drill and Powder
froof when seeFed with Lls Bank Lock- I'm aug io"oer
above safes ard Locks together with Day Newes
csmps lmhisH ~ PETTEES Assut ~ 6.a ILL., ~
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Eabls EutR.

qualification Of the patrons Of the road he was not danger
osy injured, and will in few days beenabled to resume
his duties 81 Ia 81 q 4