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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
UAifD STATES DEPARTMENT.
snE GOVERNMENT FIREARMS. ETC.


The contribution Of government ordnance and
small arms comprises not only such as are manufac
tured at the different arnories and arsenals Of the
United States government, but also some that are
furnished from private establishments and it is
owing chiefly to the efforts Of Mr.. James +. Ames,
OF the Ames' Manufacturing Company, who are
heavy contractors with the government that
the Crystal Palace is graced with the present con-
tributCn.
This comprises a specimen Of the different ar
tillery carriages, with their implements complete
which 60 to make up a battery for field service
viz :
Gun carriage. Battery wagon.
Caisscn and travelling forge.
These were all made at the Watervliet Arsenal, at
West Troy. A part of the carriages are unpainted,
the better to show the character and quality of the
wood used in their construction, all Of which is or.
chard oak, from Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and
has been submitted to the mneralisng process. This,
however we believe, is now abandoned. A mountain
howitzcr carriage, with ammunition chests, pack sad
die &c. complete for service, is from the same place.
The bronze guns consisting off,
rsr. cannon, Weighing l,5s4 lbs, each.
81 howitzers, - - 1929 "
o cannon, $50
II howitzers, 1s5
are from the foundry Of the Ames' Manufacturing
Company. This company was the first to intro
duce with success this branch Of art into the United
States, and which a steady prosecution of more
than twenty years has enabled them to bring to
degree Of perfection which will not suffer by com
parison with the productions Of any other country
They also execute bronze castings of any descrip
,fion, specimens Of which may be found in the
building
The collection Of small arms contains muskets
cadet muskets sappers, artillery and cavalry muske
toons, from Springfield Armoury, and riflesfrom Har
per's Ferry. At each of these places, the manufac
ture Of arms was commenced at an early day. With
in the last few years, very great improvements have
been made and for perfection Of workmanship these
arms now unsurpassed. Every piece Is subjected
to the severest test and rejected for the slightest
sault There is also perfect Interchange Of parts,
40 that in the assembling or putting together Of .
single musket the parts are taken ndiscrminately;
the great advantage and necessity for this is obvious
There is also exhibited collection of models show
ing the attentions and improvements which have
been made in this class OF arms through long series
T.prR suoyISc DmENsIoNs. WEIGHT, ETC, on PRESENT
MODELS.
Muske. wushe MusIee.
Muskei Rifle. toon. foon foon.
ont yonet 81 80 in As in. 40o in. Al 90 in 4l0O In
bayai al - 75s0n. 620l in. 5000 In,
ont s,nset. el4Ib. e6sb. 7O2lb. 702ib. 722ib
weisi with .oon own 7mn.
IN .b1 n
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The amount received for subscriptions make alto
gether 50, ,40S so.
At the termination Of the erposc Of the financial
transactions of the committee to which he belonOed
Mr.. Frost made some apt remarks upon the subject
touching the propriety of the request that was now
made upon their charity, and likewise pointed out
to those assembled the necessity ofimmediate action
Mr.. WOODRUFF then moved that a committee Of
twenty should be appointed, to call upon and pro-
cure subscriptions from those merchants and others
in New York who were identified with the New
Orleans trade which was agreed to, and the follow
ing gentlemen subscribed their names for that pur-
pose Fl. Fabre, VIM. Dameron, j. Marks, VIM. H.
Ltchford, Alfred Monroe, A. B. Stilwel, D. W. Bel
den, L. Mcknight, T. Taylor, NJ. Haber, J. B. Wal
ton, C. A. Townsend, w. F. Vredenburg, D. Jami-
son, D. w. Hebard, N. Hoyt, G. Yale, Jr., Paul
Toulaine, Isaac Sawin, and J. G. Pierson, Of New
ark, New Jersey.
Major BEARD moved the following resolution =
Resolved, That cali be made upon those citizens Of
New Orleans who are at present residing in New York
sick ard destitute of their city
This resolution was responded to i,sstanter, and
subscriptions, amounting to ,246 So were collect
ed the spot from those present. Shortly after the
meeting had broke up, donation Of 800 was sub
scribed by Messrs Finlay, Kissam & Co. With the
amount Of subscriptions received during the meeting,
81 346 90, the whole subscriptions received amount
altogether to $4,755.
Major BEARD then moved the following resolution,
which was also agreed to-
Resolved, That the committee nominated BY the pre-.
sent meeting should have the poser of filling up any
vacancies in It, and likewise of empowering committees
in other places TO solicit subscriptions and remit them
to the Howard Association.
This ended the proceedings Of the day, but the
committee will meet on Wednesday next for the
transaction Of business; and we hope that our fel-
low citizens Of New York will generously respond to
their call and pour in their contributions = = 90, &c
their sister city. HE giveth tSce who e;veth d n
quickly" e'''' ~.
WIN rcguru - tnIs charity, the following letter
has been handed over to for publication which
give with the greatest pleasure:-
No. 633 BRsApwAY,
MONDAY, Acgusts. 1863
Esq, Committee.
Gentlemen-Stll retaining in sweet reuembfssce the
scts OF kindness extended towards by the cti
"a NeW Orleans, many of whom Frustrated BY
nss past hope Of recovery and earnestly dssirous Of
adciog my mts to :hs good you are engaged in
permit me 10 offer he proceeds of my entertainment of
ascent Of Mort Blaze, upon any night you may desg
nate benefit to suffering fellowcitisens of the
Cret cent City. Very respectfully, JOHN OWENS.
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THE YELLOW FEVER At NEW ORLEANS.
Relief for New O<Ieans-BIeetinga at the Astor
House.

RELIEF for New O<leans-BIeeting at the Astor
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock P. M, meet
ing was held in the Astor House, in pursuance to
requsition signed by Francis L. Hawks, J. Ogden
Woodrun, and Charles L. Frost, the com mmittee who
had been authorised by the Howard Association to
receive contributions in this city for the aid Of those
now suffering in New Orleans from the epidemic at
present prevailing there. The meeting having been
called to order by Charles L. Frost, Esq., of the
above committee, on the motion of that gentleman
the Hon. Arnold Harris was appointed chairman,
and Messrs. w. G. Tompkins and Logan Mcknight
secretaries The object for which the meeting was
assembled having been explained by the chairman,
Hon. Arnold Harris, Mr.. Frost reported the action
of the Committee to which he belonged the names
Of whom have been already given in procuring sub
scrptons for the relief of the sick and destitute
in New Orleans. In addition to the amount of
81 ,465, which had already been obtained, the Rev.
Dr. Hawks had sent in the sum Of $466 /; and there
had been likewise received the sums below men,
toned from the following individuals :
Mr.. Maltby..... $50 90 John Hicks Co. so 90
Harbeck Co.. 100 90 Foster, Elliott &
+. Skiddy. ..... so 90 Co.. ...... so 90
J. G. Patrick. so 90 Sundry other in
Eagle d Hazard $25 90 dividuals ~ 50 so
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COMMERCIAL.


|. AND hEAL-There has been mora a,ir,a,;
-. 'ouf market the past week. The arrival. have
"u''e' Gus from bejond the break in the Eric c.,.l
r. IN iVeiy demand for export, aud fair loc.Ian1
-s'e," inquiry spsices have been well snnnor,ed
mus ''aVe been well supported the arrival. be-
"le' ana oSe in prospect are still less Our
limited; not above halt that of last season. and
''' efe very considerable portion ia in the hand.
fu''ots' aid Is not offered at tho current p,ees
'' "''isals at tide-water show great falling off, "a
''eI win INST ysar and are 53l coo lbbs against
,o'o te previous year Tbeexnorts this month are
'ooo Dds against $4,000 bb.. for the corresnondng
''.' ''Nt year; hence with very meagra stock and
'''"et favorable advices from Europe together with
'a" increase IN the local consann ton and limited mr..
''a'S IN prospect moderate speculative inquiry has
zee" ihduced Southern Flour has bee in better de.
"a"a' AM prices have steadily improved. The arrivals
oeeh moderate aud stock is reduced to about
~o9o Dbl and we understand there little to come
10 "af' from the South The Saes of the week reach
loooo bbIs al 81 for Mixed and Ordinary brands
not fresh groundi s. 06a ls9 for Common to Straight
brands Baltimore, Alexandria, Georgetown, Richmond
Country and Petersburg Country - 25a5 375 good
ana favorite brands; $3.50 7 90 for Fancy brands
and IS 10 for "Haxall" aud "Gallegu.o
dRAIS-Thee has been good degree of activity and
Onoyhney in our Wheat market the past week The adj
wees by the Humboldt impaired animation and increas
ed hfmness to the market causing prices to advance
about two cents per hush srckly prime parcels; but
the private advices from liverpool were less favorable
than the published accounts, which checked the upward
tendency slightly The arrivals of Wheat Mt tide water
thus far this 900 0t0 bush; against 8a4
0o0 bush last ycar but the exports have largely exceed
ed those of last year, and are without stock of any
kind The exports this month to dne are 35 900 bush
against LOG 600 bush. time last year, but this in
crease Is not likely continue throughout july as the
rivals will doubtless fall off considerable utter next
week.; and the Vices from the West respecting the
ravages of the lesan Fly will induce many holders
withdraw from the market at present The sales since
our last are 60 bags Of New tGeorga the first of the
season, private 70 900 hush fair to choice
White Ohio nj 81 DIAL "a l3 900 bush common to
baud ONE White Gennessce 81 2Go$l 80; 7, 900 do
good White Canadian 81 l8u 81 81 81 300 do good to
Prime Red Ohio. 81 l2aSl ID, par to arrive 200
bushels Prime White Michigan, 4 o. the market clos.
ing less buoyant
TeBAcCo.-The market is rather more active mostly
on speculation for western account The saes of the
week comprise $50 hhds. Kentucky, 53a De- $50 baes
Havana, % 49, 300 do. Cuba, 18j %; $50 cases
Seed Leaf 81 for Ohio, and 5al3 for Connecticut; SO
bales Kentucky Stems, | AL 5c.
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Municipal E1cction-Forcign Var Vessels.
NORFOLK, June 25-Nlr. Hunter Woods
was elected Mayor of this city yesterday.
The Prussian frigate Gefon, Com. SHREDDER,
with crew offour hundred men,and the soop
of war Amazon, with crew of ninety eight
men, arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday,and
exchanged saIutes with the line of battle ship.
Pennsylvania. The officers attended ball
lasi night at Old Point, got up by the naval
officers here in horror cf the unexpected visit
ofthe strangrrs They are from Bueno' Ayres
bound for ha"" - put in here for supplies.
They will remain here about ten days. They
are hnnqt + i tx ng ships
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1.-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
UPON NoRCESl Frs PIANOS


From the N. Y. EDening Mirror, AprH 18th. 1853.
WoRcEsTER's PIANO FoRrEs.-It always affords u.
pleasure To say good word of old friend, Horntio
Worcester Having often "tuken the responsibility" OF
recommending h Pianos, il is gratifying to be able 10
add that we have heard the first word of complain
of the price tone or durability of Mr. Worcester's p
amos.
As all the world with its wife and daughters is com
ing up from the South attend the "Grepi Exhibition"
we beg remind them in the OF Worcesters ii
ano Fortes They ru elegant instruments of rose
wood and mahogany, wit out any OF the Black Der y
stain about them
From the N y. Sunday Cou,ie,, Apra I'm, 1853
PtANos-As the mint stamp Of gold renders it
current, docs thc Of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill ne
manufacturer of these popular instruments has given
him first class reputation, and any Piano procured at
his establishment fail give the satisfac
ion to the buyer.
From the Richmond Times.
PIANos.-These boautiful instruments, which within
few years. have become accessory ornament to eve
ry paror have brough such perfection both in
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much if
the inventive and enterpsing genius of the manuacu
can in future add much to that already done.
To have heard instruments that begin to
compare in of tone those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A. MoRRIs, bookseller and
stationer OF this city In hnishwe satisfied they
not re excelled But few days since, of the best
performers hive ever listened to. while practising n
difficult piece of music of WorcesteIs pianos
marked to W, thar it the toned instrument
his fingers had ever touched, and he Ind played
variety of pianos both North and South. We fully
agree with him and therefore take pleasure in advising
readers to call on Morris, and supply themselves
A NORRIS is ,oln Agent for the sale of Worcestet's
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices the same
the factory He socits examination of his stock
from those in want of superior Pianos, at moderate pr
ces je 29-dts
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THE LATEST NEWS.

,,..5.,er Sentenced Railroad Strike. &c
-n S,ycrsN.rr, June 24.-Robnson. the man
=. ,nnrdered Moses Grand few months
WV ten miles from Newport. Kentucky, was
s fun guilty 10 day. and sentenced to be hang
ed in August next. ,,
the iaborers on the short hne railroad tun-
uel struck this morning No disturbance DC
n1rred. though vengeance was threatened a.
.a;ost those who may accede to the demands
IF The contractors.
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DON'T SPEAK ALL At ONCE -Venezuela
has sent forwa ard motion TO be admitted into
the American Union. A correspondent of the
United States Gazette. writing from Porto Ca
Dictionaries the following EXPLANATIONS" Would
to Heaven that Brother Jonathan would. in the
excess of his republican generosity, take this
beautiful country under the cover of his big
guns, ard add another star 10 the glorious A
merican constellaton.' - Boston Courier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-29

Discovery OF GOLD IN New ZEALAND
Later dates from New Zealand fully confirm
the reports of the discover of gold in that
quarter. Some very fine samples oil the pre-
cious metals had been brought in, but to what
extent it existed had not with any certainty
been asceraireI, owing to the fact that miners
were very scarce, and it being to their interest
IL keep as quiet as possible.
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Admimistrator,s sale and Not.ce.

INH subscriber will sell on Saturday the 2hd day of
l. July next, the residence of the late John Wills.
all the perishable property belonging to the osate OF
said decedent.
The terms will be made known the day Of sale.
All persons indebted to the said John Wills nre here
by notified that longer indulgence will not be yen md
that the claims against such WILL il they soon
paid, be placed in n train of collection.
All persons having cluims against the estate of the
said John Wills will please present them To one oi
tie subscribers GEO ID. DAVIS,
lel3-dwtD2 q I. WILLS.
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Fsqii6 Fishermen drireao fby a French Cruz

RosToN, June 24.-The Newfoundland pa.
,s,s make bitter complaints Of the manner in
rf.b;ch the French cutter drove the British fish.
armen from ST. Georges Bay. They say at
,he Engl IA vessels Nere Compelled to put to
sea. leaving behind all their nets and fish; and
Iron some vessels put back on account oil the
heavy sea. they were fred into by the French
cutter. The Legislature will probably inves
,;oate the matter strictly.
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TIE Maine Lar IN nicAiyaa

BuFrALo, juno 2i-fhe majority given in
Michigan in favor oflhe Maine Jaw is at least
90 OOO the 4th 9TH and 9h wards were the
ONLY ones that voted against it. There was
considerable fighting in the 4th and 9TH wards,
but beyond these all was quiet.
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Specinl Cor. of The Philadelphia N American

SpecinI Cor. Of The Philadelphia n. American
WASHINGTON, June d. The Cabinet held
long session to day. There is rumor a
broad that European affairs, especially Russia
and Turkey. were the subject of discussion.-
This is, positively great error Foreign af
fairs were no, preached Mr.. Marcy did not
attend the Cabinet meeting, as he was busy
employed all day in preparing Instructions 10
foreign Ministers.
on course, he would not have absentcd him
self when foreign affairs We're on the carpet,
nor would they be discussed wirhout him. The
administration is we'll satisfied that there will
be no present war between Turkey and Rus
STA. My authority for this is unquestonabe.
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NEW 4 VALUABLE LAW BOOKS

new ed tons just received and for sale at NORRIS
BOOKSTORE
English Reports in Law and Equity, vol u,
English Common Law Reports vol70,
The Law Library for April, 1852,
Archbads Law of Nisi Prius vols, vo, third Amer
lean Edition,
Smith on the Law of Masters and Servants, vol 8vo
Troubat on the Law of Limited Partnership the Law
of Commendatory and Limited Partnership in the u.
S. by Francis Troubat,
The only book devoted to this branch of Law publish
ed. A. NORRIS publishes =
fuckers Commentaries on the Laws Of Virginia,
Calls Virginia Reports,
Washngtons Virginia Reports,
Tates Analytic Digesed Index ofrhe Virginia Reports
The Virginia Cases, by Brockenbrough and Hom,s,
Tate'e new American Form Book.
He is constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Standard Law books which he offers for sale pub
isher's lowest prices. je % dts
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Er IN Central Americn

New York, June PA letter from San
Juan de Nicaragua. dated June 10TH reports
everything quiet at that place aad Costa RI
ca. The war between Guatemala and Hon
duras was slowly progressing. The U. S
eloop of war Albany arriv ed at San Juan on
the ST and sailed thence on the 5lh.
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rV'Profess0r ALEX. =. BARRY TRicoPHERous, of
INDICATED ConpoUED, for Bcautfying, Curling, Pro-
serving Restoring md Strengthening the Hair, Rcliey
ing Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains and
liealing External Wounds Bounded by gcographi
cal lines be reputation of BARRYs TRIcoPHERoUs per
vndcs the Union The sales of he article Of late years
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY after II careful examination Of his
snles book fnds that number e bottles delivered
der in quantities Of from half gross upward during tho
year i852, within trihr of $50 900.
1t Is unnecessary present Mt length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties Of the Trchopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapness of the article and the explanations given
ofs chrica action upon the hair the sea and in all
Of superficial irritation, first recommended IL to
the attention Of the people, This that the inven
desired. Every hotle advertised itself The effects
Of The fluid exceeded expectation. IL acted Like O
charm. The ladies' would not be without il. Country
dealers every section OF the United States found they
must have III and thus was built up a Wholesale trade Of
extent hitherto unheard Of 8 regards articles OF
this kind. The highest point has yet been reached
and it believed that the sales this year gill be mil
lion and half Of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price. 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity: Sold
by the pr-epa merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies Great
Eriain France. &c.
Sold b, d. R. Lyman,J II. Seay and r. stabler, &
Co, Lypchburg.
May 26-dsc6m
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Of Side-W Wheel Ocean Steamships,
.Ess:ss sals.s-S JAMESTOWN 3 ROANOKE, .E.ssrsssuc

BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK & NY.
TUE JAMESTOWN, Capt. Lewis Parish. leaves
L Richmond every Tuesday afternoon Mt 4 o'clock
The ROANOKE, Capt. Ed Gavendy, lcuves Richmond
every FIiday afternoon at o'clock.
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday and
Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock, stopping at Notth go
ing mud returning and giving passengers ample tmc 10
that place.
Passage to from York including meals apd fine
state Accommodations, only $40 90
Seera ,e passage to or f. ON N " only $3.50. s 90
These ships Of 400 and 200 burthen, be-
ing new, all Of the modern improvements incorIo
rated in their construction, and provd according
the recent law of Congress- md for strength and speed
they stand /. For Freight or Passage apply u
LUDLAM & WATSON, Riclmoad
June % dl3t
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AGE N / s

NOTECE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersbnrg Richmond and the interior, intended for ship
nent per steamers "Roanoke" jamestown" wi
hereafter he received by Messrs. Pnrsen q King, 2n
Barclay St, New Yo k, who the only authorize
gents forward our Express packages by those steam
SHIPS. NIRGIRIA, N. CAROLINA lkFHtssEE'
10 I1-1ta
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Il E N ~
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN & KINGS
STE WI snip EXPRESS
PER ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN,


PER ROANOKE AND JAMEsTowH.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPED1
TlON, &c, &C., &c.
ITNHE proprietor having mn'le ne" arrangements 70
L. the still better dispatch Of their Express by TN
Steamships ROANOKE" and "JAMES TO IVN'
from New York they wish keep it before the public,
that Parisen q Kings Popular Southern EEpress is al
ways hand for the ,nodaion of their friends
the lowest rates aud unparalleled dispatch,-thei
Express leaving New York is generally delivered Mt al
every point of Yirg MIA in 48 hours, and Throughout
Nur'h Carolina in Sc hours, and Mt FORTY PER CENT
BELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN Il KINas facilities for the expeditions trans
poralon of Freight and Packages, cannot bo beat b
any Express Company in Existence, md they defy IN
competition therefore in the -hnpe Of Hurnbug lmPo
'itinn aud Monopoly!
tsy1' BE to order your goods by Parsen & King
Express No. ,. barclay Street, New York
W Rest assured that all they they will fifth
fully fulfill!
PARISEN & KING. No .. Barclay ST., n. Y,
and Bongbrook ST., Petersburg, Va.
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Vermont GuJernatorial Candidate.

MONTPELIER, June 24-The Vermont State
Democratic Convention Io-day nominated John
s Robinson for Governor, Jefferson Kinder
for Lieut.. Governor, and ia. Page for Treas
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Tie Disaster on tie Nea0 Hdren RaiIrOad
WORCESTER, June "a Mathew Byrnes of
Springfield, who was injured by the railroad
disaster yesterday, is still lying here perfec fly
insensble The remainder Of the injured are
doug we'll
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oRUsu MOUNTAIN WILL stones

- The nulcrsigacd procuring iroa their eeie
,raed quarry, at the Bush Mon nhin, Montgomery eoun
~ Mill Stones and Burrs OF the very hes, quality The
reputation of these widely known, bur the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
we have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, mud Lee
& Johnson Lyncbufg, agents for the sale OF n
who will receive aud have them fulfilled NJ us
4hortest notice.
Our Address. Blaoksburg. Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL FRiCE & Co.
James NJ. Williams, Denville, Va, Reynolds a. Co
Leak-ve. n. O. are also agents. 81 Go
Feb l4-dsrts