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Instructions to Nautical Men in the n bic
Art Of QuadriIIc Dancing.

LIE PANTELoN-Haul up the starboard tack, and
let the other craft pass; then bear up and get your
head On the other tack-regain your berth on the
port taek-back and fill with your partner and
boxhaul her-wear round twice against the sun
in company with the opposite craft, then your
own-afterward boxhaul her again and bring her
up.
L'ETE-Shoot ahead about two fathoms till you
nearly come stem ON with the other craft under way
then make stern board to your berth and side out for
a bend, first to starboard then to port-make sail and
pass the opposite craft; then get your head round on
the other tack-another side to starboard and port;
then make sail to regain your berth-Wear round,
back and fill and boxhaul your partner.
LA POULE.-Heaye ahead and pass your adversary
yard-arm to yard-arm-regaln your berth on the
other tack in the same order-take your station in a
line with your partner-back and fQ-fall on your
heel and bring up with your partner-she then
maneuvers ahead and heaves all aback, fills and shoots
ahead again and pays off alongside-you then make
sail in company, till nearly stem on with the other
line-mak q stern board and cast her off to shift for
herself-regain your berth by the best means posi-
bic, and let go your anchor.
La TRENIsE.-Wear round as before against the
sun twice, boxhaul the lady, and range up alongside
her, and make sail in company-when half way across
to the other shore drop astern with the tide-shoot
ahead again and cast off the tow-now back and fill
asbefUre and boxhaul her and yourself into your
berth, and bring up.
LA PAsTORALE-Shoot ahead alongside your part
ner, then make a stern board-again make all sail for
the other coast-let go the hawser, and pay off into
your own berth and take q urn-the three craft OPP
posite range up abreast toward you twice, and back
astern again-now maneuVer any rig you like, only
under easy sail, as it is always Eight winds
(Zephyrs) in this passage-as soon a. 'you see their
helm down. haul round in company with them on
port taek-then make all sail with your partner into
your own berth and bring up.
LA FINALE round to starboard, passing
under your partners bows-sight the cat-heads of
the craft on your starboard boW-then make sail into
your own berth, your partner passing athwart your
bows-now proceed according to the second order of
sailing-to complete the e~volutions shoot ahead and
ron, in the circular order of sailing.-Jack BunS6y.
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OF BOOKS.

EUsT. RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
, per ship
Lady B1essington memoirs,
Travels in Europe and East by the Rev. s. J. Prime.
Harper's statistical gazetteer, Tri-colored sketches of Paris,
McQueenS orators touchstone, Woods illus natural history
Grinnelps Arctic expedition, The Russian and the knout
Farm book and farm implements,
Utah and Mormons-history of, Bleak house by G. Dickens
Alison on taste, David Copperield, by Chas, Dickens.
Dombey and Son by do, Christmas tales by do,
Newcomes by do, History of the insuTrection in China
Days American edition bookkeeping,
Swiss Family Robinson, 4 vols, Combe's constitution of man
Keith on prophecy, Courtesy by Henry,
WendeIPs Blackstone, a vols sheep0
Pendennis by Thackeray, Vanity fair by do,
Grey's geology and structure of the earth,
Vols Abbott's histories Illustrated, Franconia stories,
Do Marco Pauls travels, Do story books by Abbot,
Morrells American shepherd, II mo,
Haswells engineers pocket book,
Barnes notes on the gospels. Miss Beecher's receipt book.
Brandes Encyclopedia of science, etc., etc.,
stephens travels in Greece, 2 vols, do do Egypt, do do,
Do do Central America, do do, do do Yucatan. do do.
Gerstackers' travels around the world,
cummings travels in Central Africa, Robinson Crusoc.
History of wonderful inventions, Leigh Hunts autobiog.
MeDster1s royal octave dictionary, Morse's geography,
Losslngs field book of the revolution, 2 vols,
HUGS travels in China, Arcanianism or life in Chile,
Miss Beecher's letters on health,
Mountains and molehins-or travels in California,
Coobs miniature Lexicon, Goodrich's spoilers,
Plutarch's lives, Lowrey's universal atlas.
Harper's Magazine, bound volumes,
Mrs. Sherwood's works-16 vols, Cuvelheim's anatomy.
Notes on the Sandwich Islands Haole.l }, Howe's mechanics.
North American Atlas, RusselPs Polynesia,
Hunboldts Cosmos, 4 vols, Pierre or the antiquities,
Mardi and a voyage thither, Moby Dick or the whale,
Omoo, Redburn, Typee, White Jacket,
vols Bohn'S classical Library, Hoary Head,
Lily and the bee, Wilson's Mexico and the Mexican govt.
Powlers speaker, Lambs poetical works,
Bonner's child history of the {. S.,
MISS Bunkly life in a convent, Squier's Central America.
90 vols story books, red cloth, Learning to think
Learning to talk. (StG I'll. M. WIfrTNEy
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instructed by His Excenency the Minister of the InteriOrt to
continue the overland Mail Carriers throughout the Kingdom,
Notice is hereby given that hereafter Mail Carriers will be dis
patched as below:
On KAUAL-Leaving Mr.. Widemann's store every Tuesday
morning for Hanalei, returning Wednesday.
Leaving Nawiiwili every Thursday morning for Kooa, Hama
pepe and Waimea returning Fridays.
On 0AHU.aThe day of departure of the Government Mail
Carrier on Oahu is Thursday of each week, leaving the Post
office punctually at 9 A. NJ, returning Saturdays.
On MAUI-Them ail-carrier viii leave the Post-ofhce, IAhaina
every Tuesday Morning, and passing through Waikiki and Ka-
hului, reach Makawao about 6 2. NJ. At Z A. NJ, Wednesday,
he will leave Mr.. Spencer's Store, which will be the Postofice
for that district, and passing through Kula, Torbertsvile and
Kalepolepo, return to Lahaina on Wednesday night or Thursday
Morning.
MAILS ON HAWAII.
The Mail-Carrier between Kawaihae and Hilo will leave Capt
Laws Store at Kawaihae every THURSDAY, and returning
leave d. Pitman's Store in Hlo every MONDA
A Mail-CaTrier leaves Captain Laws Store at Kawaihae for
Kailua and Kealakeakua the first and third THURSDAY in
each month, and leaves Capt. Cummings Store at Kealakeakua
the first and third TUESDAY of each month.
Between Hlo and Kau, the Mail will be sent every fortnight,
leapiss AIR Pitnaa1s sere~4zzitoynso FIRST and third MONDAY
of each month, and leaving Mr.Shipman's residence at Kau, the
first and third THURSDAY of each month.
The MaiECarriers throughout the kingdom viii be allowed to
carry small packages, other than letters and papers, subject to
such charges as may be fixed on hereafter.
July L, 1S56-tf. JOSEPH JACKSON, Post Master.
EDOST OFFICE following are the
u rates of postage chargeable at this Office on all prepaid
letters.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
March & IS56.

Mr.. Woods has my authority to put his planJ as above, in
operation but no responsibility is assumed by the department;
and all correspondence in regard to this arrangement must be
addressed to the Pacific Mail List, New York. That the public
may avail itself OF the advantages thus offered, postmasters are
REQUESTED to give the circular a conspicuous place in their res
pective offices. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Off Postmaster General
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VENERABLE PoULTRY.-Dan Marble said he once
partook of a rooster so old that he was bald-headed.
To get the feathers out, the Sc house gal'' had to use
a claw hammer, and the old creature was so tenacious
of life that, after being baked two hours, he still
continued to crow.
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FOR SALE.
HARGO OF BARQUE "AVERY.,, $50
- tons per register, one year old, sailed from Liyerpool Nav
Z4th. A complete assortment of STAPLE and FANCY DRT
uoODS, selected expressly for this market in London, Mancbes
ter, Glasgow and Paris.
An assortment Of English GROCERIES of the best onaltv
EAkTHENW WARE, AND SADDLERY.
A large assortment of HARDWARE of superior Quality.
amongst which are 4'
superior garden spades, garden rollers, sheet lead.
warranted anVils, sledge hammers, steeled crowbars.
hose nails, cut nails, cut tacks, cooper's rivets.
Brass headed nails, tin plates, best Chllington hoop iron.
Iron wire, composition sheathing nails.
Copper tacks, boot nails,
Large and small iron gates with iron pillars.
Tools OF all kinds. wheel barrows, coffee mills.
Iable knives and forks, carvers, steels. SPOONS.
Electro plated spoons, a cask of assorted lamps.
Also a long list, but few of each, of small articles and KNTCK
hNAChS often enquired for, but too numerous to EARTHQUAKES
assorted packages of them viii be sold at O small advance.
Paints Oils and Varnishes.
AmcbOrs and Chains.
liquors.
Alsop's India Ale, Warranted A. IL
Byass' do do
Meakim's do do
Pinus do do
Barclay & Perkins, stout
Geneva, Old Tom gin, Scotch whiskey. mort WINE
Sherry vine, best brandy, medium brandy.
Snerry IN quarter casks, champagne, Buceilas.
Hors, FIRE Backs, STEAM Coal.
BLAcKsMTH's Coal, STATES.
Al OF Tnlcn wiz be sold to arrive, in large parcels at the yeay
lowesI advance on home prices. C9tD ROBERT G. JANION.
OTIC E.-COUNTRY AND
rn, masters OF ships wanting cash bargains would do well tc
apply 10 C4tf9 JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE.
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How TO BEAR MISUNDERSTANDING any calamity
has been suffered, the first thing to be is
how much has been escaped-Dr. johnson.
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DICTIONARIES.

DICTIONARIES.
VENHE has on hand a fine assortment
OF the following styles of Dictionaries:
"ebster's Quarto Dictionary, in various styles of binding.
Octave
Counting House do.
Academic do.
High School do.
Primary do.
For sale by c2s-aW H. NJ. WHITNEY.
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10 persons mummy LttttF Jul OCNHOTNIu " L6P 4, -
tories of Washington and Oregon Thousands of letters u
to the Pacific coast become dead letters. TO remedy tbs%
the Post Office Department, under the authority OF Congress has
adopted as an auxiliary to its operations the following plan r.
simultaneously publishing at each and every post Office in na
Pacific region, in a list called Pacific Mail List" the Names
persons to whom letters have been sent by mail to post Offices
California and the Territories of Washington and Oregon. n
this system, a letter may be sent to any post office in the PaeSs.
region for a person whose location is unknown, save the mns
fact that he is sonaetuhere in California or the Territories .
Oregon and Washington if the letter be published In the Paefe
Mat List, its ultimate reception by the person for whom its
intended will be rendered highly probable. To enable those via
may desire to extend to their Pacific correspondents the advan
tages thus offered, the following illustration is given:
Suppose ii is wished to send to the Sacramento post offeea
letter for George Wilson, who emigrated to California from Pike
county, Missouri, but it is feared that he may have changed his
direct the letter to George Wilson. Gate of pike county, Missouri
Sacramento, California. Then, in order to publish the letter in
piece of paper or card, and enclose the card, together with
threecent postage stamp, in an envelope to the Poetic Mql
Last, N. Y. Deposit the letter, as usual, in the mail for Cali
fornia, and at the same time drop the envelope, containing as
card to publish the letter, in the mail for New York. From
the address on the card thus received at the New York post Office
the name, George Wilson, will be entered IN its appropriate place
in the Pacific Mail List, which is printed and sent by mail to
each and every postmaster in California and the Territories Of
Oregon and Washington, and By them posted in a conspicuous
place in their respective Offices. The list thus being distributed
over the entire Pacific region, George Wilson may at once learn
from it that a letter for him has been sent to the Sacramento
post Office. No person of a similar name will receive the letter,
for the address on it points out that it is intended for George
Wilson, late of Pike county, Missouri. Thus MANY letters will
be received that would otherwise be transmitted 10 the dead
letter office.
The envelopes containing the advertising cards sent to the
matter, and must be prepaid. The addresses of letters copied
on the pieces of paper or cards should be written in a plain and
envelopes defray the expenses of publication, and must NOT be
pasted to the cards, but simply enclosed with them; In the a1
sence of postage stamps, thre e, a CONS Insn may q pc gn : : RpIican
as to require no explanations but should this prove not to be
the case, postmasters will take notice that all heterogeneous
must be addressed to the RACINE IndtC List, Aorh, III h0t
to the apartment.
O' OLIVER e WOODS.
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Now is the time to subscribe for
AND AMERICAN PAPERS
AND MAGAZINES

VENIE UNDERSIGNED is Agent to receive subscrip-
IL tons Throughout this kingdom for any of the following
publications. Subscribers will receive them punctualIy on the
arrival of each mail from the United States, when paid for in
Magazines.
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MIsCELLANEous
STATES POST oFFICE n.@
MENT. PAR

WASHINGTON, C, March
NEWSPAPERS throughout the United S.Nd
IL render a service, in our opinion, to persons bsS sates VII
ppndents in the Pacific region, by giving consn;cnanls CONS
the subjoined circular in their respective columns Place "a
JOHN D.. WELLER
Senate of the e. s.. from Csn.
J. w. DENVER. "0oaa
House Of Rep. Z. s., from Cal;s.-.
p. Z. HERBERT. "la
House of Rep. of o.. s.. from Calls,
JOSEPH LANE. "1a
Del. from Oregon, IT. r T.
j. PATTON ANDERSo1@
Del. from Washington Territory, ii. r. ~
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NOTICE.-COUNTRY AND
- masters OF ships wanting cash bargains would do well tc
apP'S '" G-tf) JOHN THOS. WATERH0USE.
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EBOST FFICE NOTICE.-The following are the
u rates of postage chargeable at this Office on all prepaid
letters.
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,Sxsz DESTROYS of renting or purchasing
Nv Real Estate, will do well to call on the undersigned, in
Nuuanu Street.
14tf ~PENHALLOW & Patty.
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IL TO LET. two story cottage on Alakea street, near
fIW Hotel street. 1t has four rooms, cook house and out
buildings. For terms apply to
left r. w FIELD
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& LANDS.

~ TO ET.-Th new building on Maunakea street,
go second door from Liberty Hall, containing three rooms
-. up stairs, cook house, wen and necessary on the prem
ses, now occupied as a retail store by a. Doench. Possession
o be given on the 18th of March.
III. NJ. WHITNEY,
WILLIAM BACLE,
35-3k Or CAPT. M0SSMAN.
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OFFICE TO LET, fronting on Nuuanu street
aN% Apply to
2f A. T. EVERETT.
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.m LAND FOR sSALE.-Thirteen and a half acres
So Of valuable land, lying near Macfarlane's Baths, in
- Nuuanu Valley.
Also, a fine house lot In Honolulu, nearly opposite the
Palace, on King street.
Aft ]. w. MARSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03
DAILY DISPATCH
- =. H.ss=
MONDAY MORNING -.
Ffltcring the Water
PoR THE DIsPArcH.l

nk EDITOR: ! am sorry to see II stated IN &c..
TAPER on To-day that the Superintendent nf go,
"a'of works II OF the opinion that fItar;nr vii
III cur present reservoir" will NOT a,.ra IL
purpose desired Now with entire rasner. tn A.,
Eoou oiheer, beg leave to differ with him ard ct
~. nm seAsons. Has he had any experience in the
hla'ter' lhd no ever il tried and if 20 In
what way and what was the result? Iran.a, ~ ~. -,
VIII answer, and will pledge my little repnta
tioh 10 the result. Since my frat hint I bava
s'rehgthcned my mind upon the subject by refer
.uCe 10 ono OF the most scientific and practical Of
hc"rs IN our army, who has been engaged in simi
iaa "oiks' ana hs assures me that am right Now
WI. vi. NOT NOT our council try an experiment of such
as' Importance to our city, thus endorsed arains,
tue inexperienced opinion of any 6ne5 PM -. :.
70 ,noaht ny our present. reservoir :" Arc we Ia hs
Yhti"o upon TO construct anothcrl I hons not =
let US get through with the lob. now going on ar .
neasy cost ere we hint about another reservoir
!; ~ 'Ii'' eeintclrcuiar wall can be az well put mn
III our present reservoir 81 in any fntura orn III
our citizens demand some effort bevond f,I1ad - 80
10 remedy the great evil to which all classes and
ages are subjected to. Here is the plan-sa. bn,,
out. " w '@iiie
Win the mouth Of the pipe leading from the re-
scl or 10 IN" city as centre sweep. semi-circle
vim ra"lus OF 20 feet, and upon that curve run I'D
single brick wall with cement. if uacessarv ,,
give strength, and to work in countcrparts at snit
able distances TO sustain it, This will give a flter
inS surface of $3.50 square feet-if. ~ | supno..
the depth of water is 10 feet. This will cost Lu,
little, and will afford great relief 1t has been tried
etSewhere-is yet being used, and ALWAYS with
more than anticipated success.
Having no desire to parade nv name "a m.
writer OF the above. yet. ! have pledged NV
small reputation to the success of tho plan YOU
will please give il to any one asking for it.
Mort respectfully, yours, d.
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BarboursvilIe-The Crops, sc.
IconREsfoSDESc. OF THE RIonaoSp DAILY DISPATCH

BARBoURsyILLB, Va, July 80
This pleasant and hosptabe little village is sit
uated In the Southern extremity of the county of
Orange, near the Western base of S. W. range Of
mountains, and contains with many pretty resi-
dences. workshops &C., three stores, two hotels
church. and, Of course, tailor shop, with black
smith soon to be added. Adjoining is the resi-.
dence OF the late Gov James Barbour who for many
years filled most important posts both in the cou
ellis oi the State and nation. s.rf
Mr.. B J. Barbour, the present occupant of this
estate, is OF the largest wheat growers In the
State. lie will use over 80 tons Of Gusno On his
crops this fall sra
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CROPS IN WESTERN HRGISIA.-A correspondent
writing us from Harrison county, under date Of
the 2tth nst aIiuhng to the crops in that section
says: 'lhe farmers are now cutting one of the
largest wheat crops that was ever secured in West
ern Virginia The harvest is abeut two weeks Ia.
ter than usual. Oats and grass equally good
the corn and potato crops are looking we'll Taken
altogether, the present is very bountifu harvest
in this portion Of the Old Dominion Manchester
lirnittiLiR.
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SENSIBLE GIRL.-The prize Of 100000 francs at the
last drawing of the Bonds Of the City of Paris has
fallen To the lot of the cook maid Of IT. de Crouzss
rx-cashier Of the Bank of France. On hearing Of
her good fortune, she informed her master that she
should no longer remain in service, but that she
certainly should never take servant for herself
a. according to her experience, they were tho
greatest plaques on earth
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HARD ZINES AND THE ESHoKM,KER-Probably the
.oilo"lng paragraph from the Newburyport Mass.
fieraia includes but a small portion of the shoe
making fraternity;
ankee ingenuity manages to make UP for the
'ard times. If snybody doubts it, let him euouir-
how it is that shoes can be msnuf,ctured ot tbo
present prices Of leather, when at former low
pflcee' the margin of profits was no larger. Tho,
i9ok just as well outside But VIC imagine that
tLe "1"rer OF io"-prced shoes will by and by find
ihat the amount of stock used il lower tb.1 ~
prices and the filling in with paper stfenincs ana
hhrr 7oi"1 ar" not the best for wet weather and
muddy streets" >"'AA't "i''
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The T. y. sloop of-wsr Falmouth arrived at Rio
Janeiro nom Buenos Ayres ON the 18th Of June.
JabeZ Pratt, Esq, the well known coroner of
Boston, has become insane, and is In the luna
tic asylum
Lucy stone and her husband have purchased a
cotssgeat Orange, n. J., where they now reside.
The hoop question, like most others, has two
sides to it. The ladies take the INSIDE. Of course
The Independence Beige says "Maiame Fremont
has arrived In Paris. Col Fremont ID to join her
on his return from CAlifornia"
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San FRANCIscO.-The- total export of gold from
San Francisco for the first half of 1857 amounted
10 SZ2,I4 42,5S0, showing decrease Of $472,322 as
compared with the first half year Of 1855 Tho
tonnage returns also show falling off, while the
freight charges show deere of than q
million dollars. The net gain Of population du-
ring the past six months has been only 1926, more
than one-hRlf which is made up Of Cinnamon.
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Observation-Disclosures W. Singleton, was
Gagged last Saturday by Officer Tyler, for being
drunk and disorieriy in the street. The prisoner,
it seems, entirely beside himself. and in hi.
anxiety to do something desperate, attempted TO
purchase poison, but failed To get it. Cond he have
succeeded in concentrating the deadly drugs he
had already swallowed in the ahomnable liquor
which had upturned his mind, no additional dose
would have been necessary to send him TO pavy
Jones' stAnIninQ grnnnd.
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y seem to be travelling the Central Railroad at
this time and all appear delighted with the superior
accommodations afforded them. On SATURDAY. morn
ing last the sale OF tickets amounted to the snug
little sum offkH-the largest ever sale made tnnf
We know of. Most of these travellers were on their
way TO the watering places in Virginia friend
who Is now sGjourHing near the White Suplur
springs. in Greenbrer, informs us that there are
about 1890 Fisitors at that place, and 2nO at DRIP
Creek. among the latter Of whom is the celebrated
Capt. Bragg, Of Buena ista notoriety.
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WONDERFUL HrnAsITr.--A contemporary In
speaking of retired railroad conductor says that
in his long period Of service, he never had single
man killed The enlightened inhabitants Of the
sandwich Islands may infer rom this that il is tho
custom for American railway officials to say hu-
man being occasi0nalIy, by way Of pastime.
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WHAT NExT?-At Senaca Falls. N c,orr,,
man mas been before his church for holding I'M
proper and immoral conversation with bovs The
rhurch congregation is divided in opinion about
but meetings condemning the action of the chmrcb
have since been held ~ = "
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ONE THors tND MILES IN A THOUSAND HoUEs.-Nr.
Lambert, an English pedestrian, will shortly COM
msnce. at Stewards Gymnasium establishment in
this city. corner of Washington and Boylston
streets the dficult task Of walking one thousand
miles in a thousand honrs, This will occupy his
me for nl.nt six week. R1stnn BE.