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At a Meeting of the Board Of
Health,

NEWPORT, july 2fst, 1882.
That no articles or baggage
~ coming from any place infected with
the Cholera, or suspected to be infected,
shall be permitted to be brought into this
town, until the same shall have been .hour-
oughly purified a: the expense Of the ow-
ners thereof under the penalty of one hun
dred dollars.
Ordered, That the Health Officers exam
inc all articles or baggage intended to be
landed in Newport from any vessel, boat
or steamboat, and the Sentincls stationed
on the roads are to examine oil articles or
baggage COMING into this town by land, ana
if they have reason to suspect that said arti-
cles or baggage has como from any. place
infected with cholera or suspected to be in
fectod, the said Health Officers or sentlnels
are not to suffer the same to be landed, or
permit it to be brought into town, but shall
Immediately report the same to this Board,
and that the foregoing be published In the
Rhohe-Island Republican three weeks.
A true copy-rWitness
B. B. ROWLAND. Clerk
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more TO be feared than hostile armies. /.
was the germe Of an American nobility,sn m
strument to enable the aristocracy Of En-
gland to raise revenue in America, an OBJ
ject which the Parliament with the navies
and armies ofthe British Empire could not
enforce, and finally 70 bring these States in.
to o dependence on the British Isles, not
less degrading and more fatal to their inter
ests than their colonial condition. Again, to
preserve our independence, has the conquer
ing hero and fearless patriot, sacrificed his
personal ease, and, az his enemies think, put
in jeopardy his re. election. it not his future
fame. But his enemies miscaIculste. II
il impossible for any man 70 doubt the purity
of the motives which have impelled him To
this act and in the grandeur Of the moral
spectacle which his fcarlessness and self de
votion present, he will excite an admiration
of his virtues and an enthusiasm in his sup.
port, which will overwhelm and destroy the
mercenary host by which he 10 assailed. In
this act the glofies ofthe battle. field are &C.
lipsed il is the crowning chaplet Of an i'm
mortal fame.
1t was on the Fourth of July, that this
enemy of our liberty and independence
presented himself to our Chief and de-
manded . surrender. He has done as
our farthere did in l776, asserted the
right Of o6f people to freedom, and of
our Statesto independence. His Mes
sage will be hailed by the true Wings of
this day az second Declaration of Inde-
pendonce, which they will support with
no less ardor and self devotion than their
farthers did the first.
We cannot hope TO add force to the
argumentswhich the President has ad-
duced ia his admirable message butwe
propose to review the ground he has
occupied, and on each point fill up the
details which lie has omitted. Perhaps
we may be able to suggrst some new ar
rangements and place those presented
in other lights, confirming the convic-
tions which they must have produced.
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ANOTHER spLuNDYD
OPPORTUNITY FOR A FOR
TUNE
AT DINMHToRD'S Ev-
Err xUcKx OFFICH

ON THURSDAY f1
DELAWARE STATE LOT
Terry,
FoR THE BESErIr OF Sr PETERS CmuRcn,
GLASS NO. 29, FOR 1e32,
To be drawn at Wilmington, (Del)
On Thursday, July 26, 1892.
CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 dollars.
Whole tickets SO. halves 81, quarters
so cents.
For wholes, halves or quarters in eth
er Of the above or any Of the popular
Lotteries in the Union please call at
oc DINNEFORDS
Ever Lucky Office,
No. 7S Thames street.
Bank Bills examined and all Lottery
information given gratis.
Orders from the country enclosing
cash or prize tickets promptly executed
ifaddressed to- w. DINNEFORD.
Newport r. I. a Providence.
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$ OOting and Fishin G
II A OK l. r..

A COMPLETE Assortment at all times OH
a hand, at w. GOFF'S Grocery and
Variety Store, Head Of Gardiner's Wharf, In
Thames street, few rods south of the Gus
tom-House, viz.--Superior double and single
barrel Guns, (made by the most approx cd
London manufactnrers) and almost every
article connected with the use Of the Gun
Also, Fishing tackle in all it's variety.
Gentlemen who are not provided with
Guns, arc informed, that good assortment
is kept to Let by tho day, with equipments
necessary for shooting Strangers can
receive information as /. to the ~ places
on the Island for finding the diifetvN kinds
Of game. sgaa
The Subscriber has made arrangements in
New York, that will enable him (ifrequired,
to furnish,any article in the above line, lex
v-vra~rtuvu-fuwn0uru NOVICE ant
assures those Gentleman who may patronizs
him, that no exertion on his part shall b.
wanting to crafty their wishes.
N Shooting and Fishing Parties can b
furnished with Refreshments and Liquors o
the best quality. at short potice. .
ALso.--To let that fast trotting Poney
Clara Fisher, equally kind in harness OF
saddle, Persons wishing TO hire can be &C.
commodated with n Chaise, Tillbury, OF
Wagon, said Poney is now Training fol
the Gun g. will be found very advantag eous
to fSportsmen in particular.
Newport, July 3. rs,
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DIED.

Died at Jamestown the 9th inst. Mrs. Han
nah Carpenter wife of Mr.. Solomon Carpen-
ter Of jamestown aged 63 years.
At Portsmouth on the 26th ult. Mr.. Thom-
asG Gould, aged II years.
AT West Point on Wednesday, the lltl,
inst. Mrs. Isabella J. Harrison, widow oi
Capt. Robert NJ. Harrison, of the u. s. Army
and daughter Of the late Robert N. Aoch-
muty ESQ. of this town.
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al a meeting Of The Board Of G Health, holden

al a meeting of the Board Of Health, holden
at their office on the 18Th inst.
NTHEREAS this board having had plac-
w ed under their direction by the Hon.
Secretary of War the island of Rose Island
and tie buildings thereon, for Quarantine
purposes ssf
II is ordered, That when said Island is oc-
cupied for the above purpose, notice shall be
given by the display Of Yallow Flag. on the
East end Of the Hospital; during the display
OF said flag, no person shall be allowed to Wis
II or land on said Island, or go within fifty
yards Of any vessel, at Quarantine. without
q written permit from the President OF this
Board, under penalty .ofnot more than one
hundred dollars nor leas than twenty, for
each offence. BY orderofihc Board,
Il. TREVETT, Clerk pro tenn.
Newport. July 10. 3w. n
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Of that officer, called for by the resoIu-
tion adopted this day. loII.
Numerous bills were read a third time
and passed.
In the Senate, Saturday, Jnly l4th.
A resolution was adopted, on motion
of Mr.. SiIsbee, calling on the Secretary
Of the Treasuryto report at the next
Congress, an account Of fees received at
the different custom-bouses, on registers
ea-Ietters, entries, bonds. and other
specified papers. IN
Mr.. Benton, from the COMMITTEE on
Military Affairs, reported withou. amend
ment, a resolution from the House re-
spec,ing the resolution of 1915. for the
appointment OF an Assistant Engineer,
which was passed.
The bill from the House forthe relief
of American seamen in foreign countries
was passed.
A recess was ordered from 3 to s o.
clock.
A number of private bills from the
House were passed. 80
The following bills were Se41 Q third
time and passed, viz ,.a,,
| The bill to Authorize the sale Of the
public lands in the State of Ohio.
The bill to authorize the President to
change the location of the land offices Of
the United States.
Several private bills from the House
were read third time and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill to exempt merchandise i'm
ported under certain circumstances,
from the operation Of the tariff Of 1928,
was laid on the table ayes 70, noes
Al. M
The bill for the rebuilding the, bridge
across the Potomac was, after an inef-
fectual attempt to lay it on the table,
which failed, passed--ayes 81, noes
"A.
The bill providing for the liquidation
and payment of the claims Of States for
interest upon advances made during the
late war. was, after spirited discussion
in which Messrs. Polk, Mercer, J. Davis
Drayton, Kerr, Semmes, and J. Reed,
took part, passed ayes rs, noes 35.
The House then took recess until 5
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION. )
The joint resolution from the Senate,
as amended in the House, setting apart
a day of Humiliation, Fasting, and Pray
er, came up and was read third time,
The question being on its passage
Mr.. Adams moved to lay it on the ta-
Die. tgfs ~
On this question, the votes were, ayes
SO, noes SO. No quorum having voted,
the resolution remained on the Speak
er's tables unacted on.
After various other matters were dis
posed Of. SA M.
The House adjourned to meet ut y ~
clock Monday morning. y
MoNDAf, July l6.-Both HouseE Of
Congress met this morning and aftefgo-
ing through the usual forms Of adjourn
ment-adjourned to the first Monday of
December next. 'a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

We understand that WILKINS UPDlKE,
Esq. Of South Kingstown, has been ap-
pointed by the President of the United
States, with the advice and consent of
the Senate, one Of the Commissioners Of
Land CInims, in the District of Missouri.
Mercury.
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BY virtue efa decree Of hc Supreme Ju-
dieial Court, soiH be sold at Public due
fioa on Monday, Sept. IL, 1892: at III
o'clock, a. 10. on the premises.
All the right, title and interest of Joseph
T.. Trip dec. in the dwelling house situated
at the corner Of Bridge and Third st or the
Point.
JOHN HULL, Admin;strator
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A FAIR for the benefit of the Dor
cas- Society, will be held at the Masonic
Hall tomorrow Wednesday July, 25th,
and on the following day Thursday 26th'
Tickets of admission to be had at the
door. -.s,.stfs
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NOTICE.

lust arrived from Norfolk the sloop
- Eagle with freight of corn, flour, wa
ter MELONS, and few ofthe first quail
ty southern hams; all of which are for sale
on board said slosp now lying at Bulls
wharf. July 24th, 1892.
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DIRK GOODS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
This day opened at No. 1874 Thames ST. by
w. CHENEY

w. CHENEY,
A new and very elegant assortment Of
IN fancy and staple articles consisting 10
part Of tho following:
Rich French Muslins, Ginghams and Cam.
brio for dresses, elegant Henianni, Leonidas,
Grape, painted and blond Cause hkfs and
Shawls, wrought Musins and Lace Goods.
Gloves, Hosiery, (slk and cottonJ Parascls
plain and fancy silks, Mcrino and Thibit
Shawls. and every variety Of articles usually
found in fancy Dry Good store.
These Goods will be sold at prices which
cannot fail to suit those who may do the favor
to call and examine them
July o4th.
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At a Meeting of the Board of

NEWPORT, juLr 81, 1892.
1T rs ORDERED. That the following
u Regulations be and they arc hereby a.
doptcd, in addition to the Quarantine Reg
ulatons passed at this Board, relative 10 the
Cholera on The 20lh September last.
That oil Steam Boats, and other Vessels,
arriving at this port from New. York, or any
Of the British Provinces In Amsrics, and all
other places known or suspected to be infect
ed with the Cholera, be ordered by the
Health Officers TO the Quasantine Ground
OIL the East side Of Rose Islaad. rs near the
Island as convenient, and there kept to await
the Orders Of this Board,
That no person or persons be permitted to
land from any Steam Boat, or other Vessel,
after passing the entrance ofthis Harbor, and
that no Boat be allowed to go alongside any
s0ch Boat or Vessel, excepting the Health
Officers, without permission from this Board
under penalty not less than Fifty Dollars
nor more than Three Hundred Dollars.
Ordered, That the nbose be- published Il
all the newspupersof (>ie lovn.
AtfCo oofy-- Uiiness
D. B. ROWLAND, Clerk.
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ELIXIR OrLoNG LIFE

ELIXIR OF LONG LIFE ~
a safe sfonachie--a gentle cathartic-7
and a restorer Of the digestive posoers.
THIS excellent remedy was composed by the
Il Swedish physician, Dr.. JERsxr, and sp
proved Of by the eminent faculties Of Europe
Il has the property Of dissolving all the b lioui
humors which often distress the stomach, there.
By causing diseases which we cannot always 40
count fof.--it is . gentle purgsiivs, neither
strainipg or exciting 10 yomit. but forti6es the
consultation snfeebled BY age or hard labof
is very excellent medicine for soamsn, who
are bound on long. or short voyages. 10 take
with them, as II is an inisllabIs remedy for spi-
demc or contagious diseases. ..
Made BY Mons. A. BEaARD.
And sold accompanied with printed dirsc
tions for uss1 at the confectionery OF
july Gath. THOS STACEY, yr.
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SUMMER GOODS.

VSILLEY has the most Complete Assort-
= msnt Of Thin GOODS, for Mems and
Boys wear, ever ofssed in this town, and
viii sell them at very cheap prices.
He has Just opened, damaged imitation
linen Cambrics.
Newport, July IL.
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TO Let,

nN Baristsr's wharf, convenient tenc.
~ ment for small family, enquire Of the
whar6nger.
4. July gath. '.r ~
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UyHE Splendid nSteamer Boston
Capt. VIM. Cumstock will leRye
Providence on wed dnesday morning the
18th inst. at 6 o'clock, ard will stop at
Newport g. New-Bedford to take in or
land passengers.
Fare from Newport to N. Bedford 81
IN. Bedford to Boston 50 and found.
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S. REWARD.

DUN away from the brig Orice of Troy,
NJAMEs HATHAWAY wearing blue
Jacket blue vest, duck pantaloons, checked
shirt, round top felt hat and boots. The
above reward and expenses ofapprehending
him will be paid to any one who will ledge
him in any goal upon application to
CHARLES G. HEATH.
July Oath. sl
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TO THE OVERSEERS Of The
POOR
4 woman about 35 years supposed to
n be insane has been strolling about
in the town of Middletown for several
days.;-she says her name is Lidia at
some times, and at others Almira. She
Is supposed to have escaped from her
freinds or from some poor house in one
of the neighboring towns
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A DIVIDEND was this day declared Of
"A l-2 per cent. on all sums that havc
been in for the space Of six months and 1 4
ter cent on all sums that have been in for
the space of three months, agreeably to. the
regulations of the Institution payable ON and
after Saturday, the 2Ist inst.
b. HADWEN, Treasurer.
Newport. July "a.
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IN FOWLER ". will open this u,cvnine a
II few elegant Grape Shawl, those IN
ssas efths article will Plssss % ea'I seen
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SHIP NEWS.
No. l28.

lust received by N. HoRsEwELL, g. Co
u from New York splendid assortment o
Ladies snd Misses Kid and Cloth slippers o
the latest fashions. 9ic1-
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TILLEY has just Opened, SILKS for
Il Bonnets and Dresses, which are much
lower than ever offered before some blue
Blacks. quite good, for 37d cents per yard
Leaf Fans, for 10 cents.
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ENTLEMEN'S dancing pumps just re-
" ceived from New York, and for sale by
N. HORSWELL e. Go.
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At a IoOn Council, holden in Nsepori,
tt s June 25ih. 1890.

At a IoWn Council, holden in .Ns,epori,
s June 25h, 1882.
ORDERED, That so much Of tho 1lth.
~ section Of an act Of the General As
sembly entitled 'An Act to prevent the
spreading Of any contagious or infectious
sickness in this State, !" as relates to persons
keeping Public Houses giving notice Of in
fccted lodgers, be published in all the papers
in this town, viz: +" That pll persons'iwho
keep public houses, or boarders in their hou-
ses, shall Immediately acquaint, the Town
Council Of the town wherein they dwell,
when any person boarding or lodging in
their house. is taken sick of tile small pox,
or any other contag gious or infectious dis
temper. or suspected to bs 90, on the penal
ty Of forfeitinG twenty dollars, TO and for the
use Of tho town 10 be recovered by the
town treasurer before any two justices Of
the peace, or wsrdens Of said town."
a True copy-sc sciinsss.t
H. r. ROWLAND. COuucil Clerk
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JOHN HULL, Administrator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-01
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PATRIor OFFICE,
Monday. l o'clock P. Nj.


The Market.-The market remains tranquil
and no changes have taken place in prices since
Saturday. At auction this morning, so hhds N.
o. Sugars sold at Sc 90a7.S0.
A letter received in this city. BY last evening"
mail from New York, mentions the sale of lot,
consisting of 1000 bags green Porto Rico Coffee,
in that city, on Friday last, at lac. cash.-Porto
Rico Sugars were generally held at SO; and one
house, which had about 700 hhds Oh hand, had
refused to sell below that price.
LIVERPOOL, June 18.-Corn Market. Not.
outstanding this weeks supply Of Grain from
Ireland has been larger than Of late and the de-
mand not at all lively; prices Of wheat have con.
tinued to improve, and for every article of the
trade previous rates have been obtained. At
Tuesdays market choice Irish red wheat brought
IS Id being an advance Of Id per bushel on the
prices of that day week; and on Friday some We.
ry prime samples obtained further advance of
I'd Cd per 20 lbs. Several transactions have
taken place in bonded Wheat and Flour, chiefly
for export.
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Saratoga Water,
FROM CONGRESS SPRING.

1 SUPP Y Of the above article Just received; also
\ Robnson's Patent Barley, for making Barley Wa.
ter in zen minutes, &c.
On Hand,
swaim's Panacea and yermifuge; G. w. Carpenters
Medicines, Compound Syrup of sarsaparilh Chloride
Of Lime, CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles, Elegant
Medicine Chests for families and other articles in the
Drug Line. WIN sTABLER,
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Notice

any one is detected taking away newspaper from
l. the Reading Room. he will be forthwith expelled
the Room. This notice is rendered necessary IN con
sequence of the equen, loss Of late. of papers which
are ieloniously removed aug 1-3t
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brokers' & Convey ancer's

ToHN L. HAMPsoN has opened Brokers' Office
% next door south of Aessrs. e w. H Twins
Store on Union street, and opposite the Custom House,
where he will attend to the preparing of Manests and
Entries of Goods, Transfers Of Vessels, and to all the
duties connected with the situation.
Also attend to Conveyancng. the drawing up of In
solyents' petitions SC &c. aug lot
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So much has been recently said about the carl
ca,ures of American manners and institutions by
such travellers as Captain Hall and Mrs. Troll
lope. that it may not be uninterestlng to our read
ers to learn that little work of a very different
description has been published in another lam
guage. aud IN distant part Of the world. 1t Is
Of less ambitious character, being pamphlet OF
about hundred pages, but it is considered in the
country where it was published, quite credita-
ole affair. The title is, The United States Of
North America in 1880 Sl-or a concise descrip-
tion. geographical, political, commercial. &c Of
the same. by Alexander Luis da Cunha, of the
Island of Madeira" 1t was printed a! Rio de
Jauero IN the Portuguese language, at the begin.
n,ns of the present year, aud, as we are assured.
is we'll received there. The author appears to
Be genuine admirer Of American institutions
sud an accurate and well informed observer
He state, that he was two years preparing HIM
self. ADD collecting materials for work On the
English language. which he intends to publish.
We notice that at the same office from which
this work is ISSUED, Portuguese edition OF
Washington's Farewell Address is advertised
for safe. It's farther entitled the Political
Bible of the United States. BALI FIN.
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
C0mpany,

Company,
WAsHINeToN, Nav %, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an 'nstslment OF two
~ d1llars and fifty cents per share (beng the 2sh
instament on every share of stock in the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
LIST day of August next; and further run OF two
d1ars and fifty cents per share (bcing The Goth insta
nent) on the lst day OF September next: which install
cnts mus, be paid to the credit Of the Chesapeake
and ONO Canal Company, 10 the Cashier or other OH
Ger of either Of the folio Sihg Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ington;
The Bank Of Washington, at w ashngtoni
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank ofthe Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
The Bank of Alexandria, at Aexandriai
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, do
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown.Nd
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Chariestown Vai
and .
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGIE,
Clerk Chesapeake andOhio Canal Company.
NAV 28--wt1stSep
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To Warmers.

lust published, and for sale by KENNEDY, An
d Essay on Caleareous Manures, by Edmund Rufhn;
price 81. Y2s
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The Charleston Mercury, the chicfof Null'6-
crs, publishes the address TO South Carolina, of
Senators Hayne, Miller, McDuffe. & Co and
says
Before the reception of this solemn appeal
our Senators and Delegates, the people gen
zoe had determined that the new Tariff sho,t!d
nhe'eforced ,cithin the limits Of this State. -
liter therefore, their faithful public servants,
lhesss of hdone their utmost to procure re-
lem ;s's the grievances, are constrained to tell
that a, nsettRw 10, that ''the protecting sys-
yer,hin uos policy Of the Govern ment, and
present nnh,;s - sf from Congress is irreco-
pOnse Of the nr... sure that we correctly re-
.eaboard to he eAu OOossn we say that the res
" "h;Hs to preserve the IA he. aWs are
,r. n.sn we derived from our ancend liberties
"'n'' mem undiminished to our CHI. and to
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~ OtACcs
1--WE copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the
L firm Of Cannell & Wise, is this ds, dissolved bv
mutual csnsent All persons having claims agsinst
the firm, and all those indebted thereto, will settle
their accounts with GEO. p. WISE, he beng duly
and solely authorized to settle the same
ISAAC CANNELL,
25-2aw3w GEO. p. WISE.