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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-26

The Russian March on Khiva aud Conquest
by the Way.
Approaching Concentration Of the Muscovite
Columns-The Kahn Of Bokhara Friendly
to the Foreigners.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June rs, 1873
Tho Daily Nesos has the following late intelli-
gence oil the progress OF the expedition against
Khlva:-
"The United Orenberg and MangyshlaK columns
on the I'd inst. captured Kilai, only three days.
march nom Khiva.
general Kaufman, with the Taskkend column,
had arrived at Chraki about the same distance
east OF khlva.n
FATIGUE OF THE MARCH AND WANT OF WATER.
A special despatch to the London Times says
the Tchikshlar detachment has returned to Kras-
novodsk, having been completely used up by heat
and want Of water.
A FRIEND IN NEED
The Khan OF Bokhara had acted in o most
friendly manner towar DIS the Russians
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VALPARAISO. lime 4. 1871.


At q meeting OF the directory OF the Transan(fine
Telegraph Company, held on the 2lst OF May, 1T was
stated that the business Jf the company wa
steadily increasing, and II would soon be possible
TO declare a dividend.
IL was also stated that the Brazilian and LisDon
cable would be laid and opened as far ne. st. VIM
cent, Cape de Verde, in September next and that
the construction OF the fernambuc0 cable would
be completed by May, 1874, SO thai in about one
year chile VIII be in tsegRsphic communication
with he world,
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Allen smith.

despatch from Lancaster N. H., under date OF
yesterday, announces that Allen Smith, the Oldest
member OF North star Lodge Of Freemasons, died
suddenly during the morning at the age OF eighty
three years. The deceased served nve years In
the war of 1872 In the Eleventh New Hampshire
regiment, and had lived in Lancaster nearly sixty
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DARKROOM PRACAs IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 25, 1878.
Early this morning, Thomas Howard, bar
tender In saloon at Front and Dock streets, had
some trouble with Frank McGtigan who was In
toxicated The latter threatened to injure How
ard who nnally in seli-deience, drew pistol aud
fred the ball entering McGiltigan's left side in
ficting a dangerous wound. The injured man was
taken to the hospital The police knew nothing OF
the affair until this afternoon, when Howard was
arre
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I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE June Is, 1878.
fhere were twenty-five deaths from chohsra to-
day, OF which fourteen were white persons.
Special dispatches from Gallatin, Tenn, report
the disease on the increase there.
MEMfHIs, Tenn, June %, 1873.
Fourteen persons, VINO died from cholera were
Inferred to-day. There was cold rain here tlria
afternoon.
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SALE OF wAsHINaroN's HEADQUARTERS
MoRRIsTowN, N. J., June Is, Is

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., June Is, 1873.
washington's Headquarters, sold by auction
here to-day, was purchased by Ex-Governor RAN
dolph, MT. w. " Lidgerwood, OF Morristown; Hon.
George Hasey, and General N. Halstsad OF New
ark, for $4,000. The Inc ention OF the purchasers
Ia to hold 1t for the state until the Legislature
meets, when, II 80 desired, they will transfer 1t
xutthn NJ prnaf
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, June u.s. 1873
The illness of the Emperor of Germany having
rendered it impossible for him to visit Vienna, as
he proposed the Empress Augusta has graciousy
come in his place. The Empress arrived here TO-
day, and had most enthusiastic and brilliant re-
ception from the court and the people.
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IRELAND.
Robbery Of Arms from Barracks-Telsgraph's
Interruption.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CORK, June %, 1873.
The militia barracks in this city were broken into
last night and several stands OF arms taken.
number OF arrests have been made OF parties
suspected OF being concerned in the robbery.
The telegraph wires between Bandon and Klnsale
have been cut
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1t easier than to The only perfect
preventive and disnfectant Is CARBOLIC ACID. Con-
tagon cannot exist spread whore II is used
At kIDDER, W ErHERELL 4 co. - carbolic medicine
warehouse s3 John street. city, this great purifier Is FUR
nished quantity, grade, and in all APP
proved forms for all purposes.
Depot for Buchans Carbolic Soaps and Compounds.
Twenty three varieties for household, cesspools and
stables
II YOU need Carbolic Acid any Of its forms prepa
raons headquarters and obtain reliable artl
Gle at a low price KIDDER, WETHERELL CO., 80
John street. near william
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DE MORTUIS NIL NISI BONUM.

Railroad Directors-Reso sol utions ON the
Death OF Horace r. Clark.
BOSTON, Mass, June Is, 1879
The directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad, at
meeting to-day, adopted the following:-
Resolved That intelligence of the death OF Hon. Cakes
Ames member of this Board since 1870 has been re-
ceived by us with profound sorrow and we desire 70 ex
and put on record high estimate Ok his strong
fulness this corporation We esteemed him for his
sighted enterprise resolution patience, cheeruness and
sterling integrity: HIS Interest In the Union Pacific Rail-
road commenced long ago, and his good Offices to the
company hardly 70 be over-estmated. He had faith
when all doubt courage when was needed,
when others had In the darkest period
and financial distrus his indomtable spirit urged
forward the building OF this road aDd sustained Its credit
In its behalf he carried great burdens Of and debt
and now that all these cares have ended the popular
voice entities him, Builder Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road" We sincerely mourn the loss OF friend 20 true
an associate trustworthy and citizen valuable to
his state and the nation.
resolved That the recent sudden death Of the Hon
Horace Clark President Of this corporation, deprives
our councils OF q rsroad manager Of large experience,
foresight energy and executive ability. Mr.. Clarks
place the railroad interests OF this country
and his and varied business engagements in
other directions had made him one of the best known
and most highly valued Of the time, either ut home
or abroad his bret associations with had been
accustomed to place high regard In his good Judgment
prude nee sagacity and force his untimely death Is
source OF heartfelt to and we respectfully
tender our sincere sympathy 70 bis Iamiv ana personal
TREND
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PHILADELPHIA PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

PHILADELPHIA June rs, 1878.
The primary elections passed OF yesterday with
out any disturbances OF note. william Elliott was
nominated for Sheriff; Gideon Clark, for Register
OF Wills; Richard Ellis, for Clerk OF the Ora ans
Court; II. b. Wdener, fDr City Pre2suresy and
William 4. Smith, for ClS COMMISSIONER
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CUBA.

Spanish Disaster and Loss in Battle-The Insur-
gents and the Commissariat-Yellow
Fever in Havana-Smuggling and
Frauds on the Customs.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Progress Of the Great Eastern in Paying OUT
the New Cable.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, JunesZ5, 1873.
despatch dated on board the Great Eastern at
noon yesterday reports that up to that hour 1878
miles OF cable had been paid out.
All was going on well.
The steamship was then In longitude 40 degrees
~ minutes.
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FRANCE.
Bourse Rumor Of Change at the Treasury
Communists Arrested.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 25, 1878.
rumor which prevails on the Bourse, to the
effect that NJ. Pierre Magne, Minister of Finance is
about to tender his resignation to President
MacMahon, 1attens rentes.
COMMUNISTS ARRESTED.
The Police have arrested Ernest Lefevre, admi-
nistrator, and NJ. Raphael, member Of the Com
mune.
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THE CHOLERA


CINCINNATI. June rs, 1873.
Three deaths from cholera were reported to-day
at the Health ONCE All fears OF an epidemic
have disappeared
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WOODS ON FIRE.

FONDA, N. Y, June Is, 1873.
/, The large woods near Fonda caught nre at two
O'Clock p. M. to-day. The town was threatened
with destruction, but the people energetlcaLy
Fought the FRA and nov have u under control,
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ITALY.
Cabinet Defeat in the Legislative Chambsrs-A
Ministerial Crisis Imminent-The Finan-
cial Condition and Cost Of Unity.
TELeGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, June rs, 1878.
mother ministerial crisis is threatened.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day by q vote of
l57 to &c. rejected resolution, supported by the
government to proceed with the discussion Of the
financial bills.
When the vote was announced Signor LAMA
President Of the Ministry, said ne would communi-
cate with the King and inform the House to-m0r-
row what course would be taken.
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1and Entefpf1Sess
AsPINwALL June 16, 1873
The cable steamer Dacia will arrive at Aspinwall
wednesday, June Is. and after leaving an electri-
clan, viii proceed to repair the Jamaica and Pan
anna cables.
The ONctal Gazette Of salvador, May II, says:-
wires the failure OF the batteries and want OF due
care on the part OF the telegraph operators and
watchmen, the system has not yet got IN good
working order Certain regulations and penalties
have been decreed by the government. On tele-
graphic matters the Minister OF the Interior. IN
his report to the Constituent Assembly OF 1873,
says that "telegraphs are now spread over the
Republic ana doing much good 10 the country"
The contractor IN constructing lines mere laiied
in smaller wire than contracted for. He has re-
ceived but s24o0 OF the $4,000. Bis claims will
he submitted to arbitration.
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The BIters Bit.-The Instant n shower
Of KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER strikes herd Of
bed bugs they bite the dust and die
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A.-Mothers. Mothers. Mothe

Don't fail b. procure Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP all diseases incident TO the period of teehing
in children II relieves the child from pain cures wind
cole regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest TO the mother.
Be and call for ~ -z-
For sale by all druggists.
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Adyice About Cholera.

A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat of SUE
pcrior quality go direct to the manufacturer ESPEN
SCHEID lis Nassau street
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THE SHAH.
Banquet to His Majesty at Grsenwich-Psyis
Divided on the Question Of
Civic Reception.
TElEeaAns TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

LONDON, June % 1873.
4 banquet was given the Shah OF Persia, at
Greenwich, this evening. The Prince and Princess
OF Wales and 700 guests were present.
Brief speeches were made expressive Of the
warmest cordiality to the Shah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-26
GERMANY.

The Session Of Parliament Closed-Bismarcks
Report Of the Condition Of the Kaiser's Health.
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A.-A.-Secure Comfort and n Knox'S
Summer HAT and thus kill two birds with stone.
This be accomplished by buying your hats At
KNOWS elegant store in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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AUSTRIA.

The Empress Of Germany Received in the
Capital.
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French Hospitality Against Municipal
Economy.

PARIS, June %, 1873.
The city journals are indignant at the refusal of
the municipality to vote money for the Shah's re-
ception. The government will probably ask the
Assembly to make an appropriation for the pur-
pose.
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A.-Who Wants Hat Go to DOugnns
l02 Nassau corner OF Ann street
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With>
out pain. CORN CURE by mall 50 cents.
Dr. RICE, 2J8 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Corns, Buniens, Enlarged Jofnfs.-AlH
diseases OF the cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, Union
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
On sunday from to9P NJ.
and wear KNOX summer HAT. You win md at either
OF The stores popular and energetic halter, all
Tess 81 nso me Which @ e
trouble in making selection 10 crafty your TASTE
Cure Guaranteed I'm All Cases OF
Brh Disease Gravel Diabetes ., and 81 9Ihs DISEASES
II BGcHU. sold By druggists everywhere.
Bntchelor's Hair Dye Is the Best in tho.
world the only true and perfect hair dye; instanane
Gus, harmless; at all druggists
Cristatoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trnns--
Sold everywhere.
Corns, Bunisns, Enlarged Joints.-AlH
diseases OF the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARlE q Union
square.
Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured Withs
out pain. corn CURE by mall 50 cents ..,oo. :.
DR.. RICE, aS Broadway, corner fulton street.
Chill Fever /. Quickly Cured by Deshs
LER's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. They never fails
and are safe A. certain.
Knapp,s Extract OF Roots Makes tho
cheapest Root Beer IN market Sold in bottles
at SOC ecc s. and half and gallon cans at 10 and Sls
gallons Of beer General depot. se2 Hudson street.
Ladies and Gents Going I'm the CounS
try-If you wish BOOTS and SHOES pa.ronize MILLER
4 'CO. No. Union square
Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prizes Casheds !
orders hled information furnished Highest rates pa III
for spanish Bank Bills Governments, &c, &C. -
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ii Wall street. late Of
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Res
duced circulars sent and Information given. We soF
the s5C 600 prizs IN he dra wing Of April ~ reot
Post Office box 4,6SS New York.
Wanted-A Case or Dropsy that ConstfS
TUITION WATER will not cure. Address DOH looo foss
ONCE New York.
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Chill Fever is Quickly Cured by DeshS
LER'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. They never falls
and are as safe certain
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A.-Hernld Branch Office, brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and B0erum street
open from A. togP. NJ.
On sunday from TO 8 r. NJ.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful instananeously.
Sold everywhere.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye L. the Best in tho
world the only and perfect hair dye; instantane
hor N al
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Cure Guaranteed I'm All Cases OF
Brghts Disease Gravel Diabetes and all other Diseases
of Bladder and Kidneys by using KEARNEY'S EX-
TRACT BUCHU. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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J. Dion-4, 2, 0. o. O. 8, !, 2s o, o. !, % 0, s, 8,
A. q s, 3, %, s, o, 8, 9, 0, T. 0, 0, !, 0, O. o,
0, O-fotal, las. Average. 10.
Ubassy-2, 0, 81 5, Q, 0, 2. Q, 10. 90 Al, 0, II,
O. s, 0, IL, IL, g. 80, 7, ], a. o. 2 l. l. H. Q, 8 So,
T. l. S-Total 800. Average, Sl,.
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BARCELONA, June 25, 1873.
Fresh disturbances have occurred at Barcelona.
There was firing between the soldiers and citizens
hll last night. The troops were all removed from
Ahe suburb to-day and Gordon OF police established
Between 1t and the city to prevent further col.
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Knapp's Extract OF Roots Makes tho
best and cheapest Root Beer market Sold in bottles
nj ale 6Oc So and half and gallon at So and $lu
each which makes respectively 10. rs DO 400 and SUI
gallons OF beer General depot, 362 Hudson street.
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seasonabIe suggestion.-KeeP Cool
and wear a KNOX Summer HAT. You will md at either
OF The stores popular and energetic halter all
rcties OF nobby strawsn the dashing "drabp and the
picturesque Beaver Cashmere which will prevent
trouble in making selection 10 crafty your taste.
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Ladies' and Gents Going I'm the CounS
try.-If you wish BOOTS and SHOES patronixe MllLEh
4 CO. No. Union square
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-31
City lIolEL, S.abury, May 2S, 1878.

"BEHIsD THE SCENES ~ WAsHIsGToS," being
a complete and graphic account OF the Credit
Moblier Investigation. the Congressional Rings
Political Intrigues, Workings of the Lobbies,
etc. giving the Secret History of our National
Government, Showing How the Public Money ID
squandered, and How Votes are Obtained with
Sketches of tho Leading Senators, Congressman,
Government Officials, etc, aud an Accurate De
scriptlon OF the Splendid Public Buildings of the
Federal Capital. BY Edward Winslow Martin.
The National publishing Co., Of Philadelphia,
has Just issued one of the most remarkable aud
interesting books Of the day, bearing the above
title,
OF late the whole land has been ringing With
the most startling aud appalling reports of cor
ruption at Washington-the highest officials
men whose names nave hitherto been without a
stain, have been Implicated In the charges, and
the press has ruug with accusations and denun.
ciations which have caused all good citizeus,
without regard to party TO fear for the future Of
the country. All have an interest in discovering
the truth Of these reports, and al. have an earn-
est desire to know more OF the practical work
ings of affairs at Washington.
The Author carries us "BehinG the Scenes"
and shows US those features OF Washington life
which we all desire 10 know moro about, bat
which have al, been kept secret by Interested
parties. He tells fearful tale of cor
ruption and immortality In high places. and gives
truthful but appalling history of the Credit
Nobllier Swindle and Investigation, and Con-
gressional Bribery, and presents tn US with grim
fidelity to truth, the shameful but interesting So
cret history of the Lobby. II is sad aud terrible
story that he tells, but one the people ought TO
know, and we commend the book 10 our readers,
Us one that will richly repay perusal. The au-
thor tells us about the hard-worked and poorly
paid employees Of the departments, and gives
interesting facts about the female clerks, OF
whom so much has been said He explains the
intricate but attractive process Of making the
bonds and money Of the Government we ex-
plore with him the magnificent Capitol, and ad-
mire the glorious works Of art, the splendid halls
and gorgeous chambers which 1t contains We
examine the treasures OF the great Congressional
Library; Se are Introduced into the White
House, and enabled to see life 'Behind the
Scenes" there. In short, We are presented 10 all
that Is interesting, grand, thrilling, admirable
and curious IN the Capital of the Nation, -f q
fruitful picture of life tBebind the Scenes 10
Washington Cannot be otherwise than deeply
interesting. The low price at which the book Is
issued. brings It within the reach of all, and nc
one who wants to know the truth about men and
things at Washington, should fail TO read this
work.
1t is sold by subscription only, aud agents arc
wanted lie every county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-31

PROGRAMME PoR DECORATION DAY, May 80,
l87S.-E1erclses will commence promptly at Il
o'clock, at the west end Of Market Square.
Music by the band. Prayer by Clergy. Song
by Glee Club. Speech by Hon. J. B. Packer.
Music by band. The different societies will be
placed In column In accordance with their seuio-
rity of date or organization. The right Of
column resting on Market Street, fronting the
river. Move up Front to Arch out Arch to ithi
down iih to Chestnut out Chestnut to Front (;
down Front TO Walnut; out Walnut to 4th /;
down 4th to Cemetery. Form hollow square
around Monument, band In centre. Prayer by
Clergy; Song by Glec Club Distribution Of
wreaths BY boys In Blue, in four dctachments,
band playing dirge while The flowers are being
distributed. Reform procession and March up
4th to Market Street out Market TO west end OF
Square music BY band and parade dismi>sed
The friends OF the soldiers are requested TO de.
corate their houses along the route of procession
with flags.
The Assistant Marshais will report to the
Chief Marshal at o'clock on the Square.
BY order, G. B. CADWALLADER,
Chief Marshal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-31

TnE MoRNIsa EXPRESS is the title of u new
daily paper, which made Its appearance on
Tuesday morning last, published by +. a. How
er Of this place. The paper is neatly gotten up,
and presents a lively appearance, and is edited
with considerable ability. The local department
Is under the control Of E. e. Goblin, recently re.
porter for the Sunbury Daily, and shows that he
is determined not to let the public lose sight of
his racy pen. The Express will advocate Repub-
lican principles. The editor tried Labor Reform
and Democracy, unsuccessfuly, and now he
gracefully comes back to his first love. Two
daily papers In our midst, will, no doubt, soon
give us spice In the way OF cross-hres, particu.
larly when the editors have learned each other
by former close associations In the Democratic
ranks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-31
SsHtbs.
e 2is., JAMES E, BUcHA.

In Baltimore, on the 2lst, JAMES +, BUCHA.
NAN, N the Seth year Of his age.
1.-THE deceased studied law nnder the late
Judge Donnel, Of this place, and was after.
wards District Attorney In York county Pa, and
more recently successful commission merchant
In Baltimore.] .. .....
Ip, ,Northumberland, op the 18th inst, Mrs,
ELoR, aged 81 years, months and "a days..
Ip Northumberland, May l5, MARY D. MAR,
SHALL, reliet Of DANiAL MARSHALL, dec'd.
aged IS years months snd sz days.
In Horhumbcthid, Nay IA, 1875. Mr.. JOIN
'WHEATLHY, aged rs years, 5 months aud Ia
favs,