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Cost Of the Army and Navy.
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM
WASHINGTON.
Over $500, 900, 900 in 20
ri Months.
Over $l5,O00,OOO a MONTH
Over $500, 900 a Day.
Extract from Hon. S. ]. Tilden's speech in
Nax Ynrk

Extract from Hon. s. j. Tilden's speech in
New York.
/ received yesterday from Washing
ton a statement of the payments from
the Treasury for the army for the last
five months. Some two months ago,
when / maze hurried journey of busi-
ness to the Northwest, / carried with
me the material out of which made
the statement of our current payments
for military and naval purposes. When
| spoke at Milwaukee l gave it to the
reporter, and it was published. am
able now to bring it down to the first
of the month of September. The state
ments are of the actual payments made
at the Treasury during each month for
account of the Departments mentioned.
They represent the actHal cost of those
branches of the public service, subject
to corrections at the end of the year by.
deducting any expenditures not includ-'
ed in the Treasury warrants. The de-
ductions are not large and are usually
exceeded by the additions. The state
ments accurately represent the relative
scale of the expenditures, as they ap-
pear in the annual accounts of the
Treasury. The following are the tables:
Payments of the Treasury on account
of the service of the War Department
from January l, 1867, to March 3lst,
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How Soldiers Vote.

We have residing in the town of Buff
falo, twelve men holding honorable dis
charges from the Federal Army, two of
these men will vote the Radical ticket.
and the remaining ten will vote for Sey-
mour and Blair. We know of but three
men in Putnam County who We're dis
honorably discharged from the service,
or imprisoned for rape, larceny or refus-
al to obey orders, and these three are
the most uncOmpromising Radicals we
ever saw. We are personally acquaint-
ed with five men who served as chap
lains in their respective regiments. 1t
is needless to add, they constitute five
Radical stump speakers, at this time.
We know of twelve suttlers and suttler
clerks who made fortanes out of the
lighting soldiers They will all vete
for Grant. We know of four Quarter
masters; they are now bOndholders and
will all vote the Radical ticket. We
know of dozen soldiers who were reb-
els and worked for Gen. Wise in 1861,
now they are the most insulting Radi-
calls. We know of enc man who was the
cause of forty Union men being bush
whacked and killed like so many dogs,
and now this man is stumping the
State for Witcher, Stevenson, and Grant.
We know of another who moved, in the
rebel convention at Richmond, to make
r. +. Lee Commander-in-chief of the
Confederate Army. He is now a Radi-
cal Judge and will vote for Grant in or
der to carry out his first policy. We
know there are about 500, 900 pauper ne
groes in the South supported at the ex-
pense of the northern Taxpayers, and
they will vote the Radical ticket. We
know there are 10000 brave white boys
in blue who fought brayely for reunion
and not reconstruction. They were the
honest privates in the ranks, full OF
love and patriotism, brave and true
men. They will shake hands with the
defeated South and say go 10 work and
rebuild your cindered ruins. These 3OO,-
900 white men will cast the balance OF
power and elect Seymour and Blair,
who will restore the whole Union
Buffalo Independent.
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Mammoth Meetings.

Grand Mass Meetings of the PEOPLE,
will be held as below-and everybody
is cordially invited, with the assurance
that all will be courteously treated.
Able Speakers from both home and
abroad, will be present at each of the
meetings. The people in the various
localities will see that these are made
truly Mammoth and Magnificent Meet
ings:
ManningtOn, Thursday, October
18th.
Point Pleasant, Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th.
Clarksburg, Friday, October 10th.
KingwOOd, Saturday, October
18th.
Hon. GEO. II. PENDLEToN, Col. GEO.
w. McCooK, RICHARD TREvRLLICK, the
michigan Mechanic" who
spoke with such effect on Wheeling
Island, September 18th, and Col. d. d.
JOHNSON will be among the speakers.
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The Negro Riot i'm Georgia.

The New York Herald, referring to
the outrages committed by the negroes
at Camilla, Georgia, says: "Now that
the whole history of that event is seen,
it is undeniably clear that the niggers
proroked the disturbance. They marched
with their Radical leaders, with music
and arms, to quiet town, comporting
themselves in an offensive manner,
making bullying expedition; and the
menace of their conduct was met as if
it were real. Niggers will see by this
example that it is not yet safe to bully
white men, and that will prevent col
lisions."
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The Reason why Time. are Hard

During tho four years of President
PoLK's administration, which included
the Mexican war, the expenses of the
War Department were 500, ,54O,785. The
expenses of the same department. for
the year ending the lst of July, 1868,
the third year of peace, are Sl2S,S5S,
494, or over $50, 100000 more during one
year of peace than they were during
four years of Democratic rule, with the
Mexican war on their hands. Is there
any wonder that the cost of living re-
mains at an oppressive figure to the
mechanics and laboring classes of the
country7
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A local paper thus discourses of Jesse
r. Grant at his old home in Georgetown,
Ohio: "Jesse r Grant was in our town
last week, and the Radicals, taking adj
vantage of his coming, put out posters
for him and John S. Nixon to make
speeches in the Courthouse on Wednes-
day night last. Well, the night came;
SO did the speakers. Jesse Z. was there.
The meeting organized, and Nixsn made
a speech. Soon as the speech was end
ed, motion was made, put and carried
to adjourn, and they adjourned. Jesse
r. adjusted spectacles, looked around
about, and beheld the people had left,
and nobody remained to hear him-no,
not even to invite him to speak. A
greater insult could not have been Of
fered to the father of the greatest Cap
tain of the age. Yes, General Ulysses
S. Grants father snubbed right here,
among his old aequaintances This
was too bad. Radical leaders of George
town wouldn't let Jesse K. Grant speak.
Shame Shamem
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guage, to influence the jury unfavora-
bly, to the plaintiff, that the witnesses
had all been prepared and posted as to
what they should say on the trial, long
before the trial commenced. But the
Court, in charging the jury, instructed
the jurors not to attach any weight to
that fact, because it was the duty of
attorneys to examine beforehand all
persons who might be called as wit
nesses, as to what they knew concern
ing certain fact, and that it was the
duty of every person to give all the in
formation possible, so that on trial
the Court would lose no time in the ex-
animation of unnecessary witnesses,
and the parties would not be put to
the expense incurred by witnesses who
know no fact of Importance.
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Growth OF the Debt.

On the first there appeared in the
World the following:
In 1865 the public debt was s2,423.-
437, ,0O2 lS. In 1868 it ISIS; ;643, ,256, ,205.
An increase of S2l9. .8l9, ,2S2 81. Let us
have peace.
A scurrilous city paper calls this a
lie. Judge. In the report of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury of the state of
the finances for the year 1867 (House
Ex. Doc. No. 2, Fortieth Congress, I'd
session, page ~ it is stated that on the
3lst day of March, 1865, the debt was
50, ,423, ,437 ,0O2 1S. Mind we are speak
ing of the debt new, and not of the
debt less cash in the Treasury, whereof
hereafter. The public debt, then, on
the 3lst day of March, 1865, being ST.
423, ,437 ,OO2 ls, on the 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1868, is announced in the monthly
statement as s2,643,255,2s5. An in.
crease of s2l9, 9,sl9, ,2s2 81, as stated.
So much for the debt. Now for the
debt, less cash in the Treasury. On the
3lst day of March, 1866, it was 50, $685.
955, OF "a. On the 1st day of Septem-
Der, 1868, it was S2,535, ,614,313. An in
crease of Sl65, ,659, ,235 66, or at the rate
of S4,ll3,639 SO a month, and $40, $685.
679 69 a year since the war ended. The
between debt and debt, less
cash, has been taken for two reasons
first, if 1 owe SlO0 and own $50 owe
the $50 in my pocket and $50 beside;
and, second, We know by sad experience
that the cash in the Treasury does not
60 to lessen the debt but is absorbed by
that infinite army of leil leeches that,
in the name of Humanity, Progress,
Moral Ideas, and so on, commit habitu-
ally the grossest thefts. In tabular
form, this is
THE GROWTH OF THE DEBT:
Debt Debt, less cash.
March 81, 1865 423 437 COZ tls 1896 955 924 "a
Sept I, 1863. 2.643,256,285 90 2535 5,6l3,3li 90
Increase ... ..s2l9, ,sl9, ,2a2 80 sl68, ,65s,235 66
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WHAT now lengthens the time of the
toilerF The immense debt with which
the Radicals have burthened the nation.
If we were free from any taxation,
direct or indirect, six hours of work
wonld earn as much tou dU uv"'
One hour more of work ought to meet
a laborer's share of the cost OF the gov
ernment; another hour should pay his
share cf the national debt. He now
works two hours more than he ought,
to pay for the military and negro policy
of Congress and its corrupt schemes.
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Fee for ReyisIered Letters.

The Postmaster-General has ordered
that from the fiEst day of January next
the registration fee on all letters regis
tered in and addressed to any part of
the United States shall be fifteen instead
of twenty cents, the same to be in all
cases fully prepaid in postage stamps,
affixed to the letter, and cancelled. The
present rate will continue until New
Years day. On Thursday next, the first
day of October, the Post Office Depart
ment will open 30 additional money or
der postoffices; making 1863 in all. The
amoant of money transmitted during the
fiscal year just closed is about SIS, 5,0OO,-
600, as against s9,OO0,OOO the previous
year.
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spirit Of the Radical Campaign.

The following items are from the
Weston Erpositor
Boreman had an appointment to speak
at West Union . few days since. Bore
man arrived--wandered around the
town and not seeing any one, he found
his way to the court house, where he
found small company of the "loil," 4"
about fifty in number. He of course let
off as much "loip scum as would hll n
column and half of the Wheeling In
teligencer. About this time another
'loin speakist arrived, Mr.. j. S. Car
lille, by name, who finding how the
ground lay, quietly kept his seat in the
cars, where he was Joined by Boreman,
and both went on their way rejoicing
over the left.
Stevenson has been retired from the
stump. His advocacy of negro suffrage,
together with his blackguard deport-
ment as public speaker, was so very
offensive that his friends have with
9rawn him from the canvass. The RAIDS
know that wherever their candidate has
made speech they have lost friends.
How They Cor A CRowp.-Yester
day John s. Carlile spoke here. In
ofaer TO get up a crowd the RAIDS re,
ported that Hon. George H. Pendletor
would be here.
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Letter From llr. Pendieton.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-The Com
mercial publishes the following:
CIRCLEvILLE, o., September %.
"The letter in the Commercial of to-
day as being from me to Somers Kenny,
of Texas, dated Bangor, Maine. Septem-
ber 81, is forgery. Your friendly
comments conveyed to me the first
knowledge had of the letter or of the
person to whom it is addressed.
GEO. H. PENDLEToN.'
Nearly every Republican paper in
the country has contained vehement
criticisms on the Texas letter of Mr.
PHNDLEroN. They will never publish
the correction.
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Another Senatorial A.piran,.

JOHN S. CARLILE has msved his fam
lily to Clarksburg, in this State, with
the intention (avowed by q very near
friend) of becoming the successor 81
Hon. P. G. VAN WlNKLE in the United
States Senate, provided the Radicals
shall have a majority in the next Legis-
latHre.
That will do. Here is foeman wor-
thy the steel of FOREMAN, HUBBARD,
FERGUSON, HAanrs, and the other prom
iuent aspirants. b ~.
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SinValid seIdier. Di,chary.s t.,
,"aing n Democratic 1Icctiny

II
>, 'ne Radical papers have been loud in
,as'f ,a, professions in favor of free speech
~ ~ freedom in all sorts of things. They
.,t' ''Fa'e the idea admirably in their
5ement 5,.S. of military despotism, the
b's bsanchlsement of white taxpayer, at
or south and the instalment over them
l., .'saOond negroes, who now make the
,or mere Is a new exhibition of their
o,n u hoerty. We call the attention
n s .S men who fought fer their country
G,s 'ae following despatch, which W,
ne u the Cincinnati Enquirer:
iuvaIi5I uIiIoN, Ono, September l9.-Nin,
the .u asr, soldiers were discharged from
dreSueuI1 a Democratic meeting ad
aipSt ipIStd by Vallaudingham on Monda,
lnIen.. others are expected to follow
class lse excitement prevails among al
rars OF people on account of this out
diss,, Men of all parties are Justly in
proyiSsd The men discharged will b
''oWed to suffer.
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Coed Motto for nm Honest Regis


GEORGE w. CURTIS delivered the ad-
tress at the Greenfield (Massachusetts)
a,tlr show last week, and said that, as
iOr hun, come death wherever it may,
be should prefer to have inscribed on
Dis grayr-stOne: "Here lies one ,rho,
urIy and late, did all he could 10 see that
''Asr men had fair play"
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A carpet-bsg paper having asserted
that George D. Prentice is member of
the Ku-Klux-Klan, and that he leads
gangs of that order every night, that
incorrigible wag aud prince of wits re-
plies: "Yes, yes, now that we are found
out, we may as well confess that we did
lead such gangs every night. We may
give a full history of our exploits one of
these day. But by what means were
we discovered We thought that our
great secret was kept perfectly. Has
any member of any one of eur gangs be-
trayed u.s. If so, we'll be hanged if we
don't have him hanged"
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Matches

The tax of one cent a box on matches
last year netted the Government rev.
snue of 81 100000. Matches before the
war retailed at one cent per box. Every
uan who uses matches pays tax equal
10 tie former cost. "Let us have
u.s,rs -
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The Black Test.

ado sOleMRly sSeGr that 1 accept The
ciriI AID political Se~~fay Of all men, and
agree not 10 atte1,pt to deprire any person
W persons, on account Of race, color or
pr,riOas condition, Of any political or cirii
right pririlege, or immunity enjoyed BY
GHy other class Of men. So help NE God"
-SOutheru Radical Carpet Bag Constita-
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Total twenty months. 81,
sl5O42 Oh 90

You will observe that, although the
Republican vote in Maine falls off seven
or eight per cent, the Republican ex-
penses in Washington do not fall off the
slightest fraction of one cent. They
were Sll 100000 per month for the
army. In the month of August just
closed they were Sll, ,S96,0l7. For twen-
ty months the army expenses are S2l4,-
653,O3l; navy, Sl4,995,97l; interior,
Sac, ,032 ,924; in all about S304, 500, ,926
This is at the rate of Sl5,25O,OOO per
month, or more than half a million per
day. This is wrung from the industry
and labor of the country to support the
war expenses of the Government in
time of peace. A voice" Shame "
| received this afternoon a copy of the
Merchants Magazine for September,
which contains the army expenses of
England for the last year, the year
ending the 3lst of March. | COM
puted them tonight in dollars
before | came here. How much
do you think they were Seventy
four million dollars only. The whole
army of England, with which she op-
presses England, Scotland and Ireland,
and her colonies, cost $4,000, 900, in
Guiding pensions, while the army of the
United States costs, in currency, $780,
0O0, 900, besides $4,000, 900 in pensions,
making in currency about double the
expenses of the British empire for mill
tary purposes. Now l appeal to you to
say whether you are to continue to sub
NIT to this. Voices, mo, no." and
"Vote it down."l What is it that
makes labor so high that the man who
employs it is dissatisfied, and yet tie
purchasing power of the wages is so
low that the laboring man finds it
almost impossible to obtain the neces-
saries of llfei 1t is taxation. 1t is the
cost of this army and of the military
domination being established over your
brethren of the South. If the Ameri-
can people will consent to tyranny and
oppression over any part of this conti-
nent, at last the curse will come back
to plague them in the system of taxa
ton which it eRgenders.
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R Z NJ O " a l..
WILLIAM G. RYTE

Teacher Of the
PIANO, ORGAN, MELODRON, VIOLIN and
the GERMAN LANGUAGE Tuner and
Repzirer Of Pianos and Organs,
HAS REMOVED TO s. Z CORNER OF
IL Market and Quincy streets, next door 70
DR.. HuIliheA's efice.
Orders may be left at z. A. weber's Music
Store, AZ his residence, or at the Cutlery HOEse
Of Wm. KTytsr, l63 Market street
Lessons given and Plane furnished At his res
idenee. apra.
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IHE IRteIligcHoer thinks the Radicals
'aA carry West Virginia at the next
Election. We admit there is one way in
which they can do so, viz: by striking
''arge number of qualified voters from
,ue Registration lists, as they did in
barbour last year aud are proposing to
u IN that and other other counties this
!eaf' This may be an efeciire way for
'u0 Radicals to carry West Virginia,
'u' Is It certain that it will bo healthy
Say'
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'nE Democracy of Western Pennsyl-
'u'S and Eastern Ohio will have q
S,'A' gathering, next Monday. Hon
~'' H. fENDLEroN will speak.
~, Uu Tue same evening the Democracy
=" uo'd an immense meeting in the
o. VI New York, at which General
- D. AcCLELL Az is expected to pre-.
'O' aud Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR will
Oe one of the orators
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The Menken, of whom SO much mas
been said in the papers of late, acted Ia
the capacity of a waitress In the stacey
House, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for about a
week. in 1860.
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A Radical paper says: "ChaPge all
along the lines" as thong b the Radlcal
party hadn't been charging all along
the lines and every place else for sever
al years.
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Ben. BUTLER says those Republicans
who oppose his denomination to Con-
gess are as bad as LEE, FOREST aud
BOoTH. The great thief sets a high es-
innate upon himself.
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VoUsE OF DELEGATES,
DANIEL LAMB,
ALEX. M.JACOB,
LOUIS C. STIFEL
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
J. II. GOOD.
RECoRDER,
ROBERT B. WOODS.
AssEssoR-CITY DISTRICT.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL-
ASsgssOR-CoUNTRY DISTRICT.
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
SURVEYOR,
N. T. CARR.
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CONGREGATIONAL Tickets.

T., D;.trst-HENRY 5. WALKER, Of Ohio CS
a D;,tris.-wM. G. BROWN, Of Preston.
a na,r;a-C.P.T.M MOORE, OF Mason Co.
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Penusylvauin.

The World says the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania are conducting one Of the
lJest, most iudicious and shrewdest
'anyasses that ever characterized any
party. Governor CURTIN and G. A.
1So", the leading Republicans of
pennsylvania, express their fears pub
''ly that the days of Radicalism in
Pennsylvania are numbered.
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The bogus Governor of Arkansas mas
military staff of ten majors, ana an
adjutant-gensral with the rank oi orig
adler. Rooray for Grant. feaee -
coming.
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The New York papers are now Poklng
all sorts of fun at John Aliens "relig-
ion The Allen conversion" is evil
dnntIv i the biggest humbug Of the sea-
son.
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State, County and Township
Elections,
ruURSDAY, October 22d.
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON y. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawh&
ssCRrTARY OF stats,
sy.IASTIS, of Jefiersoa.
FOR TREASURER,
cEORGE J. WALKER, Of jackson.
ATTORNEY GRSRRAL,
yP, WILEY, Of Morgantown.
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPRALs,
MATTHEW EDMISTOE, Of Lewis.
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Judicial.
scnatoriai.

Fos JUDGE VI CIReUIr CosEs.
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio.
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COUNTY TICKET.

yoR STATE SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON, Of Ohis-
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OFT, SON 81 co,
DIR. e. A. RUSSELL.

DRACTICAL SURGEON, OFFICE
Il on QUINCY STREET, opposite Convent,
Wheeling, w. Va. Jy0-6m
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N. RICHARDSON.

A TTORNRY AT Law. OFFICE,
n No. so Monroe Street, above Fourth, Wheel
ing, W. Va
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W,heelius gesistsr.
,.dny Mornisx,.-.......oe'eeer L.
Presidential Election.
rrssDAY, November Sd.
ToR PKsSlDkNI 'F The 0'''"0
,oeATIo s EY M O U n
OF NEW YORK.
FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.

Var Presidentiai Electors.
STATE AT LARGE.
DvxIAMIN WILSON, Of Harrison
INK HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
,..,:.,-OKEY JOHNSON, of Wood
" 1.., p.". IOHS W. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson
= -. -, z b. KNIGHT, Of Kanawha-
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

Increase ... ..s2ls, ,Sl9, ,2a2 81 sl68,65s ,235 &C
Let us have peace.-World.
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WILSON, DUNLEVY g. WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH TO
n order Packing Tierecs Flour and Apple
Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
Of all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes; also Steam
Boat Hulls and Barges. augl32m
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March 81, 1865 o. 423 437 ls 81 366 955 924 "a
Sept. I, 1868. 2643,256,2s 90 2,535 56l33l4 90