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Passengers.

Per ,steamships Saragossa, for New York-H +LeYi8
T Johnson, Buchanan, / Pratt, Mrs LiHleiohn,
Lloyd: " Steele, e DeNyse, q Weldon, W Rice,sT
Steward Montgomery u Welsh, NJ Haley and Indy,
NJ Morgan child and servant Brown, Fiaarona, DIR
L N Grimball and Indy, Fox, Waller, Mrs Cathe-
rina Vennln, Mrs Sofe Londrey, MIS- and two Misses
Lawton.
Per steamship Manhattan. for New Yo-k-Mrs Stone,
NJ Burr and servant II Handley, Mrs Lttleohn, DR. W
Gates lady and infants, Gaylord, lady and child
w FL Fcan NJ Manning, A Morton Mrs Dooly and
child, A Melville. Mrs Townc and Child. W NcWhal
and wife, Mrs w Cade, Mrs Leckie. Miss Fearing,
Miss Wallace, l. MciRter, l. L Lee, Spearman,
Mallet, N Peck, Peck, T Puryea, White, Will
liams, " L Small, o Frost Capt THOMPSON W Dale,
NJ Earle ] Stone, J Chandler, Jacobs and ~ In
storage.
Per steamship Monoka. from New York-s Burney,
Marcellus, Godfrey. Dressed. Miss Kate King,
Furlong E Brown and wife, Montague Lin
ning S L Lockwood
Per steamer fizn Hancox, from Savannah, via Beau
fort, &c-F T Stanard, " Stanard, Chamberlain, .
North, Rice, q Mstthcr, ] Mat!her, W Harri-
son and lady, " Brainard, g Bellows, " BarnWcll,
Pearson w NJ Brown, G " Wollnun w Redell,
Tarral Norton, " L Small, I Morton, Baker, W W
Peck H White, and 10 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beaufort
and Hilton Hcad--W Austinc, W W Gaudy, Gaudy, A
Knglnan, DIR Sands, wife, and servant, AL RUSSELL
NJ II caring DR. Wlgon Brown, Birmingham, Mas
ter McNelty, S Heaton and deck.
Per steamer Frazier from Etlsto and ROCKVILLE
] Kennedy, " Simons G w Waterman, &c Wes-
coat, A Bazon Wescoat + Rus and IL deck.
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The inspections OF flour ana Meal III INC City VI alt
moro for the week ending April 49, 1867, US follows:
Howard Street 3099 bbs; City Mills, 545B bbls and 26
half bbls Ohio 9G0 bbs; and Family 1362 bbls and
half bblstota Wheat Flour S7s bbls and 81 half bbls
Together with 291 bbs Ryo Flour and 1041 bbs Corn
Meal.
GRAr--Wheat-150 bush white and 715 bush red COM
prsed the offerings; only sale reported was l4o bushels
choice Maryland wte at S3 CO. market was very dull Tor
medium grades of Pennsylvania which are in better sup
ply; quote 50 $685. hold higher. Cor-9300 buBh
white and G45O hush yellow reccyed market active and
prices rer particularly for prime whito; included IN
the sales were $500 bush prime white at 81 3d. 1000 bush
mixed at 81 co. 1850 bush Western do at 81 15a1 1G 800
bush yellow at 81 2la1 2 1000 bush do at 81 2 and 100
bush Western mixed at 81 IT, Oats-2030 buA received;
market dull. slos; quote OF 72a73c per bush Rye
none offered.
Enthusiastically there was sale of &c punchcons
Enal,sh Island at So cents per Galon-narket quiet
PRoy1sIoNs-Mess Pork is frm with saes Of 100 bbls
to-day at S24 per bbl Bulk Meas lower. We notice
sale of 60 cusks Shoulders at 81 cents-nohng doing
in Sides to-day Bacon continues in steady fair obblng
demands we quote for Shoulders in lots at 10alO1s cts
rib Sides 12al94 cents, clear rib l2al2a cents net
cash. and Is ccnts, short time orders Lard 13Sa13A
cents for Western terces and retail lots &c higher
R1cE-Is held firm ut 102la11 cents for Carolina and
az cents per pound for RapGoon-no sues.
SALr-Wttli limited demand from dealers We quote
prices as before viz For Liverpool fine IS 2O do ground
Alum 50 20 per sack Turks Island GOaG2c per bush for
lots from store.
SuaAn-In addition to tho sales reported yesterday
thcro wero SO bxs Cuba GO hhs English lund for
ining OF 1OA cts. Some little inquiry to-day from the
trade, but no sales reported.
WH1sKRY-Continues nominal at 30a32c in bond, and
s9a2 05 per gallon for free.
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ConsIcnces per south Caroline RaiIload,
ADrfl 10 and 40.

500 bales Cotton lis bales Mdzo 191 bags Pcas 16 bb
Wet, bbls Spirits Turpentne, 18 bbs RosiD, bbls
Flour IS cars Lumber, Wood, cars Old Iron,
cars Cattle, and Sundrics 10 N Marshall Bro,
Trenholm, 4 r Agent, a G Goodwin, g w Williams
Co, NJ Goldsmith Son, Bischof Co. Walsh, Boil
mann Bros E H Rodgers Co, CIV Witte L Jefcrs
Co, NJ Cater, G Poppenheim, G q Waltor & Go, Is
enc Co, c Gravcloy, ] Wilson, Mrs Pond, DAILY,
] Fraser Co. Adams. Frost L. Co, NJ Hughes, Rob-
inson l. Co, J Wiley Chisolm Bros, Ebaugh 4 Malonee
Wharton Petsch, " III Bird Co, Canale, F Daw-
SON. j O'Ncill Son. Legare, Mowry Co, Wallace
& Bro. NJ Dafron, Banks, a Sflco1, Lorentz,
D Armstrong, II Caldwell Sons. W w shackelford,
W Smith, AVerill l. Son, 4 Wlss Co, W Morris.
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II AJAX; my wants are few;
Lonly wtsh hut Of stone,
"a veTy plain brown stone will do),
That may call my own;- =
And close at hand is such one,
In yonder street that fronts the sun.
Plain food is quito enough for me;
Three courses arc as good as ten;
If Nature can subsist on three,
Thank Heaven for thee. Amen!
Ialways thought cold victuals nice
My choice would be vanilla-ice.
care not much for gold or land;
Give me q mortgage here and there,
Some good bank stock, some note Of hand,
Or Gihing railroad share
I only ask that Fortune eend
AIithe more than shall spend.
Honors arc silly toys, I know,
And titles are but empty names;
7 would. perhaps, be Plenipo-
But only near st. James;
I'm very sure should not care
To hn our Gubernators chair.
Jewels are bauble's; it's ain
I, To care for such unfruitful ShinSs;
One good.sized diamond in pin,
Some. not SO large, in rings,
"A ruby, and pearl, or SO.
Win do for mel laugh ut show.
My dame should dress in cheap attire,
(Good heavy silks are never dear);
Town perhaps might desire
Some shawls Of true Cashmere;
Some larrowy grapes OF China silk,
Like wrinkled skins on scalded milk.
.sWeafth's wasteful tricks will not learn,
!; Nor ape the ghttering upstart fool;
=. Shall not carved tables serve my turn,
But all must he Of buhlP
Give grasping pomp its double care
; Z ask but one recumbent chair.
Thus humble let me live and die,i
=. Nor long for. Midas, golden touch;
j II Heaven mora generous gifts deny,
Z. T shall not miss them muck.
Too grateful for the blessing lent,
or simple tastes and mind content.
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Nfann0r1.rtdn,

Memoranda.
Tho schr Frazier Wells, sailed from Matanzas for
New Orleans on the 9th inst
The schr Thos Tasker. Allen, from Georgetown, G,
arrived at Philadelphia 17th inst
The chip Amelia Conner from Liverpool fo- this port
sailed from Holyhead Sd inst.
The ship President Fillmore Captain Luce from Glas-
gov for New York, Is supposed to be lost. 4s-
scHR WAnNER-The statement In Key West let
ter that the sstern of sclr Warnor of
had drfted ashore Carysort Lighthouse, and whch
cuyc rigo to the erroneous supposon OF her 1885, s &C
counted for by the fact that the tan OF the sohr anu
also her yaw boat were washed away on tho "a OF
tober 1866, during the hurricane OF that per1od Wne
on her passage from New York to Mobile Captain Smith,
of tho Warner, and his steward, were also wnsned
overheard at the same time and lost.
Waterford, April 2-The cargo Of the Confidence, OF
Now York, aahore at Fcthard Bay, eastward OF HOOK
tolerably good condition and tho ship Is being dlsman
tied. -
shore at Fetard Bay died from injuries resolved whe
buing landed on the morning Of the oath ult
QUEENSTOWN April 4-The Annie Troop, from Matan-
zns arrived with the derelict ship Toscano OF Bath
s, in tow, which shc picked up in lon II W.
L1eHrHousE-The lighthouse board gives notice that
on and aor May 1867, the Hight situated on tho south
end of North Island east side OF the entrance to the
Pee Dee River and to the harbor Of Georgetown, y,
will be exhibited from sunset to snnrise Nonce is aso
given that screw-pe light showing fixed light OF the
fourth order hns been erected the south point OF PAM
co Sound c, in place Of the light vessel formerly oc
cupyine that pnce It will be- lighted on and after April
So and in clear weather should be seen distance Of
eight miles.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship saragosea-Sl bales and
500 bales Upland Cotton, Z bales Moss, bbls and
basket Peas % bbs Rosin 81 packages Sundries. 90
pigs Lead SO bales Domesdcs, ~ casks Clay, bales
Bags 49,. Per steamship Manhattan-48 bags I
and 1O3 bales Upland Cotton. II orces Cow Peas, 26S
bags Cow Peas, IS hhds Bones, 2G9 bbls Rosn, ~
tierces Rice Iron Sate Horses 81 empty Harrcls,
95 bbls Vegetables, q cases Mdze "a bales Yarn,
packages Plants, and Sundries.
steamship Alliance-13 bales Cot
ton Il bales Yarn, 25 tons Old Iron 100 empty Bar.
rels, %, 600 feet Lumber. Per scir Jones
13O, 600 feet Flooring Boards.
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Consicnccss pcr Northeastern Railroad,
ApriI 10 nnd 90

127 bales Cotton 1913 bbls Naval Stores cars Stock,
boxes Tobacco. Mdze, &c To Ryan, Mowry Co.
Screyen Nisbet Adams, Frost & Co, Williams Il Co, j
e. ID Kirkpatrick Chisolm Bros A Enslow & Co. Rod
gers & Co, Shackeford Fraser. G PritcheH, Holmes
s Stoney, Dcsaussurc, Burke, A Quackenbush. Dr.
Appleby, :Graeser Leo, Smith l. Co, E NJ Capers, II
Baggett & Co. B A & J + Earley aud Order.
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Wilmington Market.
Rnltimorc Market.

BALTIMORE, April Observation-Disclosures dull and
prices sn lower; quote Midding Upland % cents; no
sales. A,.---=,-
CoFrEE-Contnues dull; the rise In gold rctards buy
ers. We quote fair Rio 1G s17c, good 17aalSMc primo
l8Xal9c choice 19s191c; Lagunyra 1salsc; Java 20a
as 10 god-no soles worthy Of remark. Stock In hrst
rands 1900 bags Rio.
FLouR.-Good brands of Winter wheat Flour nre
scarce and prices firm. but common descriptions md
Spring wheat brands which comprise the bulk OF STOCK
sao Of 100 bbs City Mills Super at s1 30 to-day moth
inc entitled to notice. Corn Meal is held firm ut s5 76
at which last sales made. We report the range OF
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SARATOG 3.
"EXCELSIORr Spring WATER.


TJIHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that of any other IN tho faFtsMes
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secured
Il the lia ercomiums of all who havo used It possess
ing rs it does in eminent degree, catharc dnrep
Alternative and tonic qualities. ,.:..-.j :.
Practce of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Pha.
delphia formerly Of Charleston, s. O.:
- PHILADELPHIA, November 10. 1867
have been for year or more past in the habit Of
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid nie
to use the different waters of hoseyeral fountains wncn
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them ior much Of the comfort cnjoy, am Bate
other among them if not moro so to the for
which they are generally employed very agreeable
strongly impreguatc tGe carbopic acd hVc!y ano
sparkling. = l can heartily mud consctent0usiy
recommend It to all who need gentle catharhc ano
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DlOhsON, M. y. " !,
The Water Is put in Pint and Quart bottles, ena
packed in good ordor for shipping Pints IN boxes o.
four dozen eac and Quarts In boxes OF two dozen eac
$3.50 rrck 7
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THE SECRETARY WANTS LOWER CALIFORNIA.
The Hartford Coardnl Of yesterday says:

TIE Honn OF L1NCoIN.-The Democrats of
Springfield Ill, elected on Tuesday last their en-
tire city ticket, by maorities varying from 200 to
26O, thus redeeming the city from Radical misrule.
The home Of tho "great lamented'' repudiates
Radicalism, and, to quote from dispatch from
that city, 'the Capital of Illinois greets Connect
cut."-Ne,c Hapen Register.
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MIR. soward,s Land Agency.

THE SECRETARY WANTS Bh TIsH coLUMBAs
The Washington correspond mt OF the Boston
PoSt, telegraphs as follows:! i ysaase.,.. !. 8,
Since my dispatch Of Monday lkst: stating that
another international land purchase. was on the
tapis at the State Department, have been enabled
TO learn with accuracy the following in relation
thereto. From the time OF the advent OF the Der
by administration to power In England, GOVT 70
between the Colonial Secretary of Great Britain
and the State Department, for the purchase by the
United States of large portion OF Brltish Amer1-
ca. Mr. Stewards propositions have been to buy
up all Of that tract Of British possessions lIag
thus giving to this country unbroken rigot OF
way to tho newly acquired territory OF Rus
sian America. Nothithanding these negota.
tions have been pending 80 long, it sis only OF
where even the preliminary treaty could be named.
One Of the prominent difficulties encountered was
the question Of including Vancouyers lstard IN
the transfer-her Majesty's Government desiring
to retain that point for naval. station More re,
Gently, the English Government, through: Lord
Stanley. has met the proposal to purchase with re-
neHed interest, and one Of the prominent deslder-
atums put forward by Secretary Seward .'as' been
proposition to make our Alabama claims, In some
degree, one Of the offsets to the purchase money
hereafter to be determined. Not one word OF these
negotiations has yet been permitted to escape the
State Department. and it is supposed that Secreta-
ry Seward relies greatly upon the success OF the
American treaty 10 insure the ratification OF
this approaching bargain with Great Britain. The
former territory would be literally left out in the
cold unless the intermediate tracts became our own.
THE SECRETARY WANTS LOWER CALIFORNIA.
The Hartford Co,rant Of yesterday says: =
: It is reported that the next tract Of land upon
which Mr. Secretary Seward will try his new fedg-
ed power Of annexation will be Lower California.
MIR. ]. Ross: Browne, who has a happy faculty OF
stripping all the subjects which he treats of their
thorns, and Of making them exhibit only their
roses, is now exploring the region, with the view
OF making such r,port as will favor the Secre:
tary's policy As soon as Maximiian is well out OF
Mexico, or perhaps before 9 strong pressure for
the cession Of this rocky peninsula will be brought
to bear upon the Juarez Government. The de-
mand to be made will include both sizes OF the
mouth Of the Rio Colorado, in order to give Arizo-
M port on the Gulf Of California. OF course,
Mexico is to receive compensation for this loss OF
territory in the shape of some millions of hard cash
which, it is supposed, will be very acceptable to
the needy Liberal Government Of that country.
Mr.. Seward will buy up the whole hemisphere,
Terra del Fuego, if he only lives long enough and
the credit Of the nation holds out.
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Theg late Confederate steamer , istenqndoah, S
nav nasS IN Boston harbor. She has been purchased
by the Sultan Of Zanzibar to be used as pleasure
yacht
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEHPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANAUH,
RODRIGUE'S
PTJLMON[C ELnXIR SPECIFIC.

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HEhORRHAGE, md all affections Of the Lungs
This great rryirycr is offered to tho public. that all
who viii avail them of its remedial power may be
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm its Invaluable
agency in ilfusing through each channel Of the human
organization restored vitality Itnvisorates and cni-
bues the Lungs with athl eiascity restores warmth
which s their essential element; rouses the sluggish yes.
sells into activity heals the affected lobes pures and
enrichcs the blood regulates the circuation induces
free and easy respiration and expe through its admin
straton each every concomant disorder present in
the mainly recognized as Consumption, aud hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurable.
This compound is perfectly safe, possessing neither
narcotic nor cehc properties, which unfortunately are
always employed essentials in every preparation for
Cough OF Lung atection-a mistake which too often In
its irritating aud debiating consequences only con-
ducrs to much general derangemcnt of the system, de-
slroyng appetite and creating injurious nervous cx
element augmcnting suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Under the influence OF this approved and invaluable
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is arrested, and health and strength re-cstablished
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE s125.
Sold by tue Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AID MEETING STREETS, al the principal Druggists.
April 2 ly
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Imports.

SWANSEA, ENG-Per Danish brig Fredorik-153 tons
Coal to T Lowndes l. Co.
CARDENAS-Per Br Rchr Navita-100 hlds and 80 boxes
Sugar. GO hhds and GO bbs Molasscs, to Bonafont e.
Solas,
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S.rURD.y EVENING. April %.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 20.-FINANcInI.--
Go1r-Brokers buying ut 1856 aud selling al 1II.
S1LvF-Brokers buying at 12I and selling ut 132.
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: orth cnrolin,I Items. {.

A SAD AcopENT.-A young Ind about fourteen
years OF age, named Edward Love, q son OF Capt.
Edwin T.. Love, OF this city, met yesterday even
ing about dusk With aserious, aaa It Is nearea' -
other lads Of about his own years, aplstoi IN the
hands of one Of the party was accidentally dis
charged, and the contents entered the breast OF
young Love-. The bali penetrated in close neigh,
borhood, to the heart, and, although surgical
assistance was quickly procured the lad now lies In
in very precarious condition. Some hopes,
although but few, are entertained Of his recovery:
ThesWounded boYwas. fine promising fellow ana
only so'Iof his parent: We most earnestly and
sincerely nope that the injury may not prove as
serious as has been apprehended and that tho
SouA'0A '''' ~ Wilmington Journal. :.
SEVERE sToam@We we're visited with q severe
storm La: night, Of wind and rain. It was not so
violent in this immediate vicinity as it was some
mile or two east of ns on the line OF the Atlantic
Railroad Trees were twisted off like twigs, fences
torn down, telegraph poles thrown down, and we
learn from the lips Of Mr.. w. j. Rouse, that his
dwelling and Ill his outhouses, save two, were
blown to pieces-his family nlracuiously escaping
unhurt. -
AT the present writing, o'clock A. M, the rain
is. falling, and the clouds are thick and dark
- q Golds6oro Ne,os, 16<h.
BROKE JAn.--Night before last about l o'clock,
four negroes held IL our county Jail In this city,
. der and % using their blankets for the purpose Of
letting themselves down to the ground. There
were ten negroes in the sam9 room and the Six re-
manning state that they haliooed trying to: arouse
the Jail keeper, so the fleeing prisoners might be
appfehended. They also state that as the last one
Of the four fleeing ones attempted to mako his
exit, the blankets by which he was suspended
broke preciptating him to the ground In, rather
On unexpected hasty fight and it is supposed that
he. was carried off by his comrades. Nea0oegn
Journal of Commerce.
SENTENCED TO BE HUHa.-John, and Squire,
two negro mon who were sentenced TO- be: hung
abetting in the poisoning little girl Of Mr. Grun-
ert, the Principal OF the Salem Femaie Academy,
and VINO appealed to the Supreme Court where the
decision was confirmed, were sentenced last week
by Judge Warren, to be hung on the 18th DAY OF
Winston Sentinel ..5,.-
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wbo Charleston Cotton Mnrkst.

CH1tI1ebe01I 0oet01< 11t@1 1&ot'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,(
CHARLESTON, Good Friday Evening, April 10, 1867.
COTTON.-Transactions restricted by tho unset
tied condition prices and the partial sacred observance
Of the day. Sales 90 bales soy bale ct 2c 10 at 3d. 18
at 2i. Quotations are omitted.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 20.
CoTToN.-Thc staple is dull and weak under the
steady decline in the English market Sales 1874 bales
viz: bales at 2Oc; "a at q at 22 25 at G at 23i
We quote:
Low Middhng ......................23 a.
Middling. ...........................23a .23a1@-
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S.T.r1880:.-Xs 8. q

Another wonderful ingrsdians OF Rrest uso among
the Spanish ladies OF South America imparng hcsuty
to the complexion and brtlliancy TO the
Known to the commerce Of the world and We withhold
as name for the present. :. .-:;.s,s -
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IMPORTANT oERTIFIOATEa s.. s,.-:4
RorHrsryR. n. z. December 1S. 1Gd1

RocHrsrHR, n. z December 2s, 1sm.
Messrs p a. DRAKE 4 COL hKve been crest suf.-
Srer on Dyspepsia for three four year AID had 70
abandon my profession. About three months ago
now nearly . well man. have recommended them In
several cases. ana, fxr ss know always with signal
benefit am, respectfully yours,
-.--E Rev. J. =. GATHORE =
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Ara oURRIN.

PayLADE1RH1A, 10th Month, IL Jay, 1882. -
REsprorxD FRIEsD:-My daughter has been; much
benefited by the use OF thy Plantation Bttefa Thou
.S-s THY ftiend. ---f..''-s-s- AHA CURRIN.
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COMMERCIAL.

Little Rock, Ark, has 62ss inhabitants, 27s5 Of
them black.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED wEEKL

PHASES OF THE NOUN.
New NJ 4tll 4h 44m even Full NJ 18th, :5h. A6m. even
First O. It'll Oh 49rn morn Last c. 2Gth, Oh. 4lm even