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BRIEF yELE0RAMs. (
The trade dollar bill passed the House

The trade dollar bill passed the House
yesterday,;l0s to 4G. S;;55i
1t ia reported that the village OF Oakville,
Ind, was destroyed by a cyclone yesterday.
The Keystone Courier building, OF Con.
neIIsvile, Pa, burned yesterday. Loss,
$4,000. ,55 ;5aslSf s:s5saE \! /. 43@.s,5
The plasterers Of Detroit struck yesterday
morning for higher wages, They are now
getting IS, and want 50 80. ffl
The Cambria county, Pa, Republican
convention elected delegates to tho State
convention yesterday, and endorsed Blaine
ior the Presidency. W.. :; ( Z a.. 2 81
George kroush, a private banker Of
Richlaad Centre, Wis.,, made an assign.
ment for the benefit. Of bis creditors, yes.
terday. Liabilities sec, ,00u; assets, 100000.
Letters from Asia Minor, state that the
authorized agents OF the Turkish govern.
ment are attempting to cloee the Protestant
schools conducted by American mission
aries. s. 81 s9it Z, 5rs2 ''5-5t
The London Times, dispatch from Khar.
toum Bays: We are daily expecting the
arrival 81 British troops. We can moi be.
lieve that the government win abandon
nf; our very existence depends upon Great
Britain, i74;1 M fiili';l'
Burglars broke into the corridors Of the
court house at Greensboro, Pa ,last nirht,
and thence into the Treasurer's Office
where they blew open the sale and atola
bstween $500 and 5000 Sin canh and "a
number OF valuable papers. II They made
good their escape but detectives are "on
their track. sA clue has been found and Il
| Is thought theyswill be. Captured, ;, Is a.
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WAYhLsBUHH PRIMARIES.
Another County Heard From for James

Another County Heard From for James
a'Sl g.. +Inine. gl -f,n,sj
Correspondence et HE Inteiligenc.r. 3..4
WAYSEsDuRG, Pa, March 9l.-The Re.
publicana Of this county met In convention
to-day, and nominated the following tick.
!e!: Associate Judge, Il. II. Cree; Assem-.
bly,, J.R. Bray; Prosecuting Attorney, F.
". Downey; Pro,honotary. James Stiles;
Clerk Of Courta. B F.. BusE;s Register and
Recorder, Felix Mayher; Treasurer, Isaac
Vanvorhis; Poor Houss Director, Samuel
Webster; Uororer, VIM, Murdoch; Com.
missioner, Lee b. Rosa Robert F. Downey,
Esq was chosen Chairman ot the County
Executive Committee, and JIM Kennedy,
Secretary. g. z lsi 'fi
Resolutions declaring laith lin theI Re-.
publican party, endorsing +! President
Ar,hur's administration, condemuIng ;ttat
part Of ou, State legislature responsible for
the 'aalary grab" and the:ac. Of Governor
Patiison Tor assembling the, extra session
Of the Legislature, &C., were adopted.
Also instructed its delegates 10 the district
convention to support Blaine aud Lincoln
delegates to the National Convention. AT
least two-lhirds Of thu Republicans Of this
county are FOR Blaine :as f+ss;choica for
President and Lincoln for Vice President
Elmunds seemsto be second choice. While
the odds are greatly aySinst the Rspub.
licans in the county in ths;,way Of numbers,
yet the party shows a commuadabls 'delef.
mina.ion to stand ou! for the tprinciplea it
upholda, and is willing ID make the. fight
on that line, and will do its part in the
coming Presidential election. s,S sSsss IL &
Nsxs Monday will be u tdaysof conaiaer.
able interest here. Court meets, and an
effort will be made on the part tof the
whisky. men to getlicense tp sell spiritnons
liquors, and the tenn mperancs people sare
making determined ehort:to deieat them
A strong pressure will BIZ brought ito bea.
on our court, but the temperance, people
are hopeful and sanHuins otdeleating the
license men. Several men who ex pected Il
be prosecuted for the illicit sale Of liquol
have left the town In tho hope OF evadin,
prosecution: Tho temperance peopleIwil
bold several imeetings thia week. Raw
G.E.. Hite, Of your city, yiR expected; iad
dress these meetings. . u St;I% I. E.tfs s.,
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Tho flrst Fire ON the Mob.

ClSclsSArl. O., April 1.-Captain Foett-
ger, who commanded the: detachment Of
militia which fired the first shot on
the mob hes Published card deny.
Ing the, statement : that he ordered
his ;men ,to fire. He says: "sherifl
Hawkins gave The order in the words.
Give tito 'sm .hoyr, fire. and in The ex.
citement I conld not stop them, 40 I cried
For Christ's sake, boyp, fire high.' NV
men would never havs fred il it had not
been that four Of them were wounded with
stones and shots from the crowd, and they
shot on Sheriff Hawkins orders. l have
been in the war. l would rather face an
enemy than, such a crowd ,ot cisiz ans
with whom I have fellow feeling, and I
would; not rashly give an order sucl, as has
been said gaye."''S;sSgs 81 80 .Fs1 i.IE =
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GRANTS ASPIRATIONS.
Indications That He II ax His Ego on the
=.Tl Presidency, -..s.. Ia, '- 2

Indications That He II nx lin Ego on the
s.8g Presidency. .-,.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-S.ories are again
in circulation that there are indications
that Grant really aspires to the President
ial nomination himself. A prominent Sen.
ator ia quoted as saying that within few
days he has become convinced OF this.
There is nothing, however, that the most
observing have discovered to indicate that
Gen. Grant is q candidate. To all corners
he expresses himself as emphatic in
favor, oi L:gan's nomination. OF this
there can be no possible quts
ton. BE has said It repeatedly and with.
out reserve to. many who have called upon
him. The latest illustration OF this was
when an old soldier, who is q friend 'ot
Grants and who who Is in one. OF the de.
pastmente, called aud desired to be- trans.
ierred 10 another branch%of the Govern.
msnt service. This old soldier was armed
with the endorsement OF Postmaster. G en-.
eral Gresham, and he thought that, with
General Grantspersonal Recommendation,
hia case would receive the attention Of the
President. l;i l.855 -,
After hearing his statement, Gen. Grant
said: ~ can not do this ior YOU For
two yearB ! have not uaked favor oi this
administration, and now It is impossible
for mo to begin. What influence have I
shall throw Tor Gen. Logan for presilen,
against Mr. Arthur. You can aee hov en-.
barrasaing 1t would be for me- to ask ia,
any fayors." 4 'sE, 7. = -,
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WEsr VlRGINlA's twelve delegates to the
Republican National Convention will BE-
chosen by five conventions. Republicans
owe il to themselves, to the party in this
State and to the party at large to choose
their delegates from the best material; and
they should be men who will represent The
clearly defined sentiment Of West Virginia
Republicans. This important end can no,
be secured unless the Republicans Of eacl
county do their duty. They must attend
their meetings and ses to the selection o.
delegates who will represent their We've,
No personal consideration should induce
Republicans to support man who is no,
with them out and out. a
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A PKINCk.'N FUHkRAL.
An hecting Scene NJ the burial OF Vic
u .LnL t0rln's YOuMgent Nom. llu-.. :.

~ N"G sofihs YOungent SOn. ~
CANNES, April 1.-The romalnB Of The
late Duke OF Albany, Prince Leopold, were
conveyed this afternoon from the villa Ne.
yada, the last residipg place OF the Ia.
mented Duke, to the railroad station, en-
route to Cherbourg, The funeral cortepe
was escorted by several companies Of Mil.
tary, while others lined the streets along
the route OF the procession. z All business
was suspended, aud many, buildings were
tiraped with emblems Of mourning. Pre-
.vious to the removal OF The remains from
the room IN which the body lay a sorrow.
t1l scene was enacted. 4 iss'i,fTfSitSf
''ihe'prince Of Walea, who 10 here to st1.. |.
gorintend the funeral arrangsments and ac-
company the body to England, threw him
cell upon the coffin and kissed The lips, Of
his dead brother repeatedly, giving way to
bis ieslingsi in suppressed sobs. Tie scene
was extremely Affecting, and. those who
switnessedsit could, not rspress The /, tears
which involuntsrily@welled up into their
eyes The Prince was finally led away and
{he casket closed On the casket was d
large wreath from the Qleen, ,infcribed
=, From. Q devoted and borrowing mother,'' 9
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LONDON, April'l.- l.-Latest advices report
Osman Disna encamped in the vicinity ol
Tamanieb, having about 1000 followers
and many Sheikha, and that he is prepar..
ing to give battle to. tribes friendly, to the
English. ). Yesterday evening the rebels ap-
preached within mile Of Suakim and stole
cattle. The inhabitants OF Suakim are dis.
contented and angry at being left by the
British to take care OF themselves, n
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Anarchist Murders.

vienna, April 1.-The official; police re.
port just published states that the assassIna
OF Kammerer and Schumacher, acted uu.
der orders Issued by the central commit.
tee Of anarchists at New York, OF which
Herr Most is the head. The prisoners are
suspected Of having attempted to murder a
chemist at Strasburg and money chang.
or at Stuttgart. @ W IN gy-,sg,5''g,, ..,.'
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TuE Presidents friends are losing hear
in Ssy York, for the President is losinf
ground in bis own State. 1t is feared tha
ihs sentiment against his nomination is &c
strong that he cau not 90 to the convention
with hall the delegates Irom New York
and It is admitted that with q serious de-
tcc,iou in New York he would have nc
chance under any circumstances. The op'
po.i,ion comes from Hall Breeds, Conkling
s.slyarts and Independents. General
Gtuut aud ex Senators Conkling aud Plat
are dead set agaius! the President. Tht
candidates strongest. in New York are
Blaine, Elmunds and Sherman preferred
In tbs order named. =
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.HlAlunTcksn BtFfhday.

sBRRIIN, April y.1-Prince Bismarck re-
celved hundreds Of dispatches to-day con.
graduating him upon the sirty.ninth an
niversary. Of his birth. day. The Emperor
sent hia aide-de. camp 10 present bis regards
and other members Of the Royal family
and notablesj and attaches Of coult visited
the, Chancellor! in person. ~. IA
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false, and that II complimented by re.slsc.
ton no will, as heretofore. fiji lie duties Of


MI. Joseph Maitland, Of Martins Ferry.
VIII move to.dsy' to q farm tn Jefferson
county. MO- t'lrGE-5 7l'0TiiTIIH -
Miss Emma 0ng, OF steuhenville. who hss
been yisliing friends In Martins Fesry, re-.
turned home yesterday. ,tV -aisII.
In MARITIME Ferry, Peter Wagner moved
into Isaac Cotts' old stand, md Patrick Mo.
DononSh moved Into the place vacated by
MI. Wagner. ,yE'}g, 4'@l-5 -TTII5 (,
Matthew Altmyeraa very clever gentle-
man, well and favorably known In Wheel.
Ing, will assume the duti iaa OF Manager OF the
Laughlin mill, Mar.in's Furry, to-4ay. b
There were, some great April fool Jokes in
Martins Ferry yesterday. The Mayor aud
the whole police force vera called out on an
imaginary GRAND. one after tho other;
genial and accommodating doctor was sen.
on useless errand, and a certain boarding
house set up cotton" pie 10 the boarders. :
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"lhpulsoy" mkB whether the lSrELLl'
orxrgn thinky,he West Virginia delegation
" ,h. p,uublican National convention will
u. mnde I'D without any National office.
Io,Jou In II. Ihnt matter Ia with the
.',,,y This IsrrLlloEscHR hopes 1t will be
a. n, reasons heretofore stated. Thereare
n n,on,v Of good men in tho Slate who do
mt hold ollise, and the good men who do
hold office are getting along very well with
~, m having houors hcaped upon them. Y
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PlrrsnuRG, Pa, April i LA Committee
OF Western Window G'ass Manufacturers
meet here to-day to FIX card rates. East.
ern manufacturers have stopped selling
glass III this district under regular rates and
men anticipate no cut in prices, which
would mean reduction ots~agea. B-lt{i
The coal miners OF the fourth pool met
in convention yesterday and accepted the
two and three.four,hs cent rate; offered by
the operators. The operators Of the Staibs
mines, third pool, havs given notice Of q
further reduction Of a quarter Of q cent In
the price Of mining, to take effect next
Monday. The min;rs are; indignant and
say they will not accept reduction. tt{{iI
A colony Of twenty-five. families Left
Pittsburgh to-day for Seattle, Washing on
Territory, for the purpose .of making Ii
their future home. Foreign Immigration
which is crowdipg them out OF the trades;
giving employers an oppor,unity,o 10 reduce
wages 10 given as reason for seeking new
houses. Several hundred more will leave
shortly II reports from the colony are favor!
able. lIrist'i IIiIbI;Ii
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IT will he Interesting 10 know whether
u, Halo and bis Chsrlestan company have
,na twis. an us In the matter Of our brick
.,,sa, paynp. II we owe them royalty on
what 20 have put down, md five must pay
,hs,n on what We lay, now is the time 10
tuow about it. Perhaps the Board OF Pub
llc Works will be able 10 divert its stten.
linn from matters with which ithas nothing
tn ,Io long eu,ugh 10 sittnl 10 this little
hit Of Simon pure business. n
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hieubenyiiie Nu,es

The Alkana Iron Works vera Offered ~ II
Sherii ssale yesterday. No bladeis np Dc pear. I
ing, there was. no sa!e. Appraised value OF J.
property $35. .0o0 gS'i'3If AL ,i - 90 = !
4. Efforts are making 10 nominate ci,iz,na,8
neksis IN several OF the wa d. for me p,ub.,sS
o. The school botrd. This IL done with ,hs&
nope OF avoiding the evil Of making school
hanaeemelt g Question Of party poiit 'cs. 6
sult 10; $40 go damsgts has been brought
work on Gou!a's ,nanel, hy Nc eCIslsn n paa, ,"
who suffered q severe irjiry Mt iGs tnnssi %
while "a The employ OF Kuhn, in November
last. he was carpenter, hut had bee, ~.
dersd 10 couple cars, In doing which he had
81 100. caught In soms way and 80 badly
esasata INA. a sanpnlation ot the leg, between
claims his emil layer bad no ripht Ia mi Nm
At such work. Aenca the claim for !, dam, n n
teea, z z q, bbiTSSI-ef
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suxr,yp Bows, Jsiler Davis is too mnch
n load for youto carry.

M ooop friends ci Charleston, Wheel
r., ,T ,1,,sn't want 10 keep tho Capital Lot
.hs ,hs Capi,sl 20, and Joy go with 1t. lnthiS
:. w. ,,ou we are ,uore concerned about max.
,us @ iron and glaFs aud the best pottery In
,hs e country sni-money. Wheeling le-
,,d, ,be CAPITAL question as settled.
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CONGisEks II AN GIBSON,
The Condition OF His . Fences "-Hc Ex,
4 49,. a prcth n EenominRt ION. s. 4

35s!, s,52.3 <, nrctn n denomination
From Our Special Corrtpo ondeal Z. :lSS
WASHINGTON, I. D.O.April Congressman
Gibson Of the Huntington district, who has
been on a visit Ito West Virginia, hes re.
turned and resumed hit. Congressional dn.
ties on Monday: Meeting him in the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives during the
day. ! asked him how bis "iapcesp we're
4,,"oh, they are in fine condition. z was
the reply. it4:. lill:%9 Vii J,
tssrbink y, you will be renomlns.ed ior Con.
Yes I believe that I will.nIs N I'll
s;"G OF any opposition ~ 3fiSI y. ss 4 4.
..!"sies, MIR. Hogs, Of Mason county, is try.
Ing to work up . following. He ia the same
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CINCINNATI, April l.-Another murderer
is in custody and may be expected to be in
Jail in day or SO. Noah Ligh,foot, col.
ored, yesterday, during a quarrel with
Hugh Toomey, driver Of a cart, employed
on the dump Of the Cincinnati Northern
Railroad, struck Toomey on the head with
a shovel from the effects Of which Toomey
died this afternoon. Lighlioot was arrested.
It is said the act was unprovoked by any
blow or menace except by words. Light.
foot wes also employed on the same dump,
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Hc Positively DecIin es.

BALTlMoRE, Nh, april The Sun yes.
lerday sent one Of It's most trua.ed cor.
respondents to see Samuel ]. Tilden,
and tonight received dispatch from him,
IN which II Is asserted that Tilden posi.
lively refuses to be candidate for the
nomination. sff,f5 - s'1r"l' !
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The Price Of Coffee. .

LONDON, April LA dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says the merchants Of Rio Jaueiro,
and Santos intend to maintain the price Of
coffee. They attribute the recent heavy de-
cline in Europe, and the United States to
maneuysrs OF specnlators. The next crop
will amount to 5000 900 bags. y. J4 N :
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OS the Slh Of this month there is to be
held in Cooper Institute, New York, .
meeting to aid in founding home for dis.
abled Confederate soldiers. So distinguish.
ed Union soldier as General Grant is
to preside-the same who refused to re-
ceive the horses Of Lees army because
Lees men would need them to make
theseason's crops. Addresses will be made
by General Sherman, who marched from
Atlanta TO the sea; by General Hancock,
as noble soldier rs any war has pro-
ducedi by General Logan, one Of the fore
most Of volunteer commandera;' by Henry
Ward Beechsr, whose eloquent tongue and
pen contributed so much to freedom and
Union, and by other advocate, OF the
Union cause General John B. Gordon, Of
Georgia, and General NJ. G. Butler, Of
South Carolina, will also be there. i
At the request Of Robert E. Lee camp Of
Confederate Veterans, OF Richmond, the
iSrELLlGEScEn was glad TO lay before its
readers the project Of q home for the men
who were disabled on the olhersidsand are
now dependent upon charity. Weare even
more glad 10 find in theabove distinguished
nsmts hearty endorsement Of SO humane
proposition. Soldiers Of the Conlederacy G
can never be pensioned by this country.
Yet thousands Of them are poor and help.
less, aud suffer as other men do. For a
time they we're in arms against their coun:
Try and ours. Once more they are our
eounuymen. II they nre hungry we may
help to feed them; II they are naked, clothe
them; ii homeless, shelter them.
Never again will this land be torn by
Tho rude shock Of sectional strife. We
nave fought the last civil war. The nex1
Time we fight all the Americans will be or
one side. No Union man gives up any
'hlng d principle who holds OUT to dis.
Solod ConIsderates the hand Of friendship
and brotherly love. A direct appeal ha,
oeen made to the men who wore the blue
twill not fall on deaf ears or cold hearts
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gentleman that was a candidate for tho
nomination against me in the convention

Did you visit Huntingdon" <,
mo, did not get down 10 the lower end
Of my district. ] should have remained
away at least Ten days longer, in fact my
health demanded It, but received notice
that there was probability Of the tariff
question coming up in the House this week,
and as tho people OF our State are very
much Interested In this class OF legislation,
Ielt Il my duty 10 returu.n lL-- IN /
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes A bout tho stenmboRts,B Bank Brief
;r aud Ielekraphic Reports. n -5ss 2

Rotea About tho cstenmboRts, Bank Briefs
it5I aud relegraphie Reports. -iitit55
he WIN. chancellor is due down at an
early hour th's morning. .z3l - Z. iE5s.
The Andes got away about,5 o'clock last
evening with n light triptS2' ~ -
The daily packets all did good busine ss
yesterday, and were on time. j, III. 80
& Tte,ri continued falling yes.erday, and
at dusk Iaat night the depth In the channel
was l3 feet 8 inches Bu,Inets was yery
brisk during the early part Of the day. ,si..E'
The KstIe stoctdsls passed down atm
early hour yesterday morning and the Emma
Graham went up abont 10 O'clock. The
Chesapeake iH due up this morning. All are
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati acke:s. II JY,i /,
The captain ard crew OF the Lizzie Town
send, the g., l.. & W. transfer boat, Yesterday
afternoon presented Maynard May berry, the
clerk, With magnificent oId-headed. cane.
the occasion being his retirement from Iii
position. z z, W az
The coal shipments from Pittsburgh, last
week were rs follows. To Cincinnati. s low
boats. i a noal boats,5a5 bnrges,, md / fupj:
total, SlU 900 bushels. L, I.ouisyille. II. INV
boats, AZ cnal boA,s. 90 bargea and il fre't;
total. :. 232. 600 bushes. Total shipments
J. .t4S QUO bushels. - IN III. (. =
The Audes has already commenced max.
Ing preparations for her usual sxcu,s sion to
Cinelnnxti on .hs occasion Il the b:op MAI
May Musical Festival. Several have sl,eady
engaged phsssga The s,t amer will leave
hers Tuesday, May 20. The Opera Hou,.
brsss band aud orchestra has b. en- enrsp, 4
for tho Trip. The Andts e1cursiors. are al
ways enjoyable atiairs. ,:f5 4
GRKEs.BoRo, Pa, April t.-River 10 tcei
inches and falling; weather cloudy. 4, 37 n
BRowssyILLr, A.,IApsil Il River s. fee
and fAsiiur; weather rair y; thermometer 4so
PARKEn, Pa. April lls-Riysr 4 feet IL
inches and falling: weather cloudy and mild
Or CirY, Pa, April SI.-Riyer 8 feet !
inchfs and fall.ng; weather cloudy and rais y
Lock No. 4, "A pril l : River 10 feet ant
stationary. weather clouds; thermometer 81
IouBv1LLv, KY, 4 nril Canal, IL feat
inche.; Oh the tails 10 fee. 9 inches ard fall
Ing. 9, 49,
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, April 1.-Riyer.
teet4 Inches and fslinr; wta,h.r cleai; thel
monster G2o. s s'iisg
NJ Plr1sBuRaH, April -Monongabela rive
s5iest, 8 iuches and falling; v Gather cloud
and pleasant. 4. III b.
4 3}M6RsAx7owE, W. VA April 1,-RIyer (
feet 7 inches and falling weather cloud,
Thermometer AZ. i W 4 NJ a555it t.I llF,,'
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M"yora,,y Csn,e-. u. nioncapo,i..

M"Jotalsy Contest ut niahearaIi%. ~, ~
u MINNEAPOLIS. April LIN tao election
for Mayor to-day considerable suppressed
excitement was manifested. Z: Dards Of
music paraded the streets all day, and con-
veyanccs OF all kinds carried voters ,iof ALL
kinds TO the pills, 1tia probable the hesy.
lest vote Gver known in ihe city las been
po!led. The indications point 10 Tho elec.
ton Of piilsbury, Republican, over Amps.
Democrat, and present Mayor, by about
three thousand msiority. 5,Ty 80 !; - !