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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ps -'"'''' I Judgment in Common pleas Haneoel
Henry Emmons. county
RY virtue of writ Of vend expcnas directed from
- the Court of common pleas of Hancock county Ohio
will offer for sale at the door of the house in Kada
lon Tuesday the ls day of July 1915. between the hour
|o ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. NJ the follow
ling described tracts of land TO witt
The northeast fraction Of the southwest quarter con
tnning fifty acres and also the south part Of the north
east quarter of the north west quarter twenty-five 9
acres and the southeast of tile north quarter
of the north westquarer four W rcres and the north
east corner OF the southwest quarter of the north
quarcr two e) acres and southeast quarter of thu
norhwes quarter of forty 0 acres; all in serton twenty
nine (29ownsip one ~ north of rnnoe eight ( east,
containing one hundred and wentyone 2 Taker
as the property of Henry Emmons satisfy execution
in favor of Alexander Hardin.
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
May 30th, A. D. ls45. 5w2o3
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QUAKER's REPRooF. F.--Sometime since, a
sailor on one of the wharves was swearing
most boisterously, when one Of the Society
of Friends, passing along, accosted him very
pleasantly, and said, "swear away, friend
swear away, till thee gets all that bad stuff
out of thee, for thee can never go to heaven
with that stuff in thy heart" The sailor
with look of as,onishmentand shame bowed
TO the honest Quaker and retired.
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EsTR Ay NOTICE.

Y virtue of nm order to us directed hy Christian Huber
ID Justice of the Peace of Ottawa township. in Putnam
countv we UNDERSIGNED do certify that we have view
ed and appraised certain stray Mare, taken up ny u
Pomerov of snd township and find the same to re gf
hay black and tail with star In her are nnt
the near hind foot white about two inches aove the pnst
ern Joint three black spots nhove the hoo on
white spot the inside Of the right hind fooahout M
teen hands hig-supposod TO he three years old natura
|trotter and we do apprnise said mare At S3O
MICHAEL ROW,l Ar,r,;..r.
JOHN cox, APp'
oyn TO and subscribed before this 31s May, 1896
CHRISTIAN HUBER, J. P.
eerfythe above to be true copy from my estray book
224ew CHRISTIAN HUBER, J. P.
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|sight of his mothers tears and the unex-
|pected "tin" completely unnamed him, and
the crystal sluices gave way.
Nor did she forget his moral nature--po.
tent cordial soothed his exasperated feelings
and he sunk into powerful slumber.
have Just left him; continuous hum sounds
from his chamber. 1t has been day of in
tense excitement to us all, for we feared il
would strike to his vtals. 10 me il seemed
that he was severely handled, but our dear
mother, who has an uncommon acquaintance
with men and things, remarked that he was
not more SO than is usual with men of sens
|biliiy and true feeling, and particularly where
the charms of the beloved one are not en-
tirely of personal nature--that iher cxer
cises are frequently of an extraordinary
|character--,hat love is the strongest feeling
in the manly heart, except the passion fol
obacco. -
Oh!what a responsibility is ours! When we
consider that proposal Of marriage involves,
not merely the bestowal of name or of al
immense list, but the expenditure of money
absolute money; it seems 10 me, that nothing
but previous engagement can justify refu
sal.
But 10 our brother. No other connection
promises equal advantages. Old Van Box
kelen's estate is dreadfully encountered, ane
neighbor Vanduzzen has gone on foolishl,
adding TO his family till his property is no
worth dividing.
8 3o'clock. Our brother is awake but com
plains of an internal sense of goneness.
have Witnessed mortal anguish in many shapes
Il have seen the loss of teeth, eye teeth,
have Witnessed fearful contusions, but never
have beheld aught that penetrated to the
very depth of my soul like the wailing Of q
refused man!
"Oh Love! what is it in this world of ours,
That makes it fatal to be loved?"
Yours, S****.
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THE GREAT LAKES.

We presume very few persons are aware
of the vast extent of these inland seas
covering as they do an area almost as large as
the continent of Europe. .e-
Professor Drake, of Louisville, visited
them last summer, and has made public the
result of his observations.
The chain of lakes extend over nearly
eight and half degrees Of latitude in
breadth, and l6 degrees Of longitude in
length-The extent of their surfaces is es
timated at $4,000 square miles; and the
area of country drained by them is comput
ed at 100000 square miles. Their relative
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LAND AGENCY.

ITNHE subscriber has established Land Agsn.
Il cy at Kalda, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
!of Real Estate, payment Of Taxas, &C.. in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert
Being connected with the American Associated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States OF Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO. SKINNER.
KaIida. Ohio, Feb, "a, 1914. sOsH
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A man advertises himself in one of the
Boston papers as a manufacturer of" uices. .
He will doubtless meet with much competi-
'tion, in such place as Boston, and probably
have 10 petition Congress for protection" "
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HENRY COMMON Pleas.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS


The ahove Defendants are hereby Informed that
30tt day Of April A. D. 1s45, said Administrator filed hi
petton in the Court of Common Pleas Of Henry County
Ohio object and prayer of which petition is to ohar
oder &C. at the next term Of said Court for the sale
the following real estate Of which the said Daniel Wal
died sezed to wit The east half south west quarter
and the half ofthe south quarter of section No
eleven township No. four, north of rnnge No. 6] six
enst in the Pgua Land District in the county of Henry
and nte of Ohio, and containing hundred and sixty
acres more or less.
DAVID ]. CORY,
Administrator of Daniel Wait, deceased.
VI. G. HALY, Sol'r for Petitioner.
Dn ted Bay 18th, 1S45 222dw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned hrs been
duly appointed Administrator of the estnte of Thomas
j. Anderson deceased late of Tullv township, Van Werf
county Ohio All persons indebted TO said estate here
by requested TO make immediate payments and all tlrose
having equitable claims against snd estate desired TO
them, legally Authenticated for settlement within
one yenr. MICHAEL ANDEkSoN, Admir-.
lane /, 1e45 994dw
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE
rs hereby given that the Commissioners at theil
Il June session, l845, levied tax for Road pur
poses for the ensuing year of eight mills on cacl
dollars valuation of taxable property in the
county of Putnam, Ohio.
]. E. CREIGHTON,
County .4uditor.
Kalida, June 90, l845 226
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NToTICE is herehv given that the undersigned has beer
nnno;nteI Administrator de tonis non, of the estate
Allen c. Mcclure late of Putnam County, decreased nut
has qualified ag such administrator Otnwr June 12 845
CALVIN T. roMEROY,
oo,cw yadn'r de bonis non.
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Ontario, 500
Superior, 900
Huron and Michigan, 1000"
In our standard works Lake Erie is usual
/ ly stated TO have depth of 100 feet. The
deepest soundings have been taken in Lake
Huron. Off Saginaw Bay, 1900 feet of line
have been sent down without finding bottom.
The altitude of these lakes varies step by
Istep from Ontario to Superior. Lake Onta-
rio is 232 feet above the tide water of the
|St. Lawrence. Erie is 333 feet above On
|tario, and 5s5 feet above tide water at AL
|bany.-St. Clair is six feet higher than Erie,
Huron and Michigan are l3 feet above St.
Clair, and Superior lies 44 above them.
This shows the curious fact that while the
surface of Huron is 6S4 feet above the level
: of the ocean, its bottom at Saginaw Bay is
more than 100 feet below the same level.
The waters of these lakes, with the ex-
ception Of Erie and ST. Clair, are remarta-
BILE for their transparency and delicious fla
vor. OF Lake Huron, Professor, Drake as
certained that the water at the su face, and
two hundred feet below at the same place.
indicated precisely the same temperature, to
lwit: fifty-six degrees. His explanation OF
The fact is this; the waters are so pure that
the rays Of the sun meet with no solid mat
tier in suspension 10 arrest and retain the
4 heat.
There is great curiosity connected with
these lakes, about 30 miles from Kingston,
near the outlet of the hay of Quinte, in Ca
NADIA. The writer of this visited it few
years ago, in company with Professor Lyell.
of London, who pronounced it one of the
greatest curiosities he ever saw. 1t is what
lis called in Scotland ga tarn," or mountain
Elake.-lt is situated upon conical hill
about $50 feet high. 1t is circu,r-a about
half mile in diameter. and occupies nearly
the whole surface of the hill The lake is
consequently entirely without inlet; yet a
small stream constantly escapes from one
edge of it down the side of the hill, turn
Ing the wheels Of Touring mill, which has
been erected near its summit. The level Of
the water in the lake is supposed to he about
1850 feet above that of the bay below.--As
4 there are no high lands within fifty or sixty
miles, or perhaps greater distance, the Gu
Qrious question arises, whence comes the sup
.ply for this mountain lake?
Professor Lyell supposes it to occupy the
crater of an extinct volcano, to receive its
waters through hidden syphons, from great
distance; but did not coincide with the pop
ular belief in the neighborhood, that the
fountain head was Lake Erie, although it is
supposed that they occupy the same level.
Will not some Of our Ngeologists examine
this curious lake, and give us the result of
their investigations?-Cin. Atlas.
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j David J. Cory, Ad-
ministrator of Dan.
iel Wait, deceased.
EOtis Wait, AIverdo
Wait, Sidney s.
WYATT, Onhelia Wait,
| r Issel Wait, Della
h hM.Wait, ,PattyJohn.
\ son, Stoddard John
a son, Eliza Pens,
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The London Punch says:-How depen
dent thing is human excellence! Wha
lis beauty without soap?
Fanny Wright Darusmont has lately fall
en- heir to fortune Of $5OO,OO0
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BoNAPARTE's OPINION OF CHRIsT.-A for
eign journal lately published conversation
related by Count de Montholon, the faithful
friend of the Emperor Napoleon
al know men," said Napoleon I" and tel
you that Jesus is not man! The religion
of Christ is mystery which subssts by its
own force, and proceeds from mind which
lis not human mind. We find it in a mark
led individuality, which originated train Of
words and actions unknown before. Jesus
borrowed nothing from our knowledge. He
exhibited in himself perfect example of
ibis precepts. Jesus is not philosopher,
for his proofs are miracles; and from the
first his disciples adored him. In fact learn
ling and philosophy are of no use for saliva
tion: and Jesus came into the world, to re-
veal the mysteries Of Heaven and the laws
of the Spirit.
Alexander, Cesar, Charlemagne, and
myself founded empires; but ON what foun
daton did we rest our genius? Upon force
Jesus Christ alone founded his empire upon
lone; and at this hour, millions of men would
die for him.
"It was not day, or battle that achev-
ed the triumph of the Christian religion in
the world. No, it was long war, contest
for three centuries, begun by the apostles,
then continued by the flood of Christian ge-
nerations. In this war, all the kings and
|potentates of the earth were on one side
on the other, | see no army but mysterious
force, some men scattered here and there in
all parts of the world, and who have no
other rallying point than a common faith in
the mysteries of the cross.
81 die before my time, and my body will
be given back to the earth 10 become food
for the worms. Such is the fate of him who
|has been called the great Napoleon. What
an abyss between my deep mystery and the
eternal kingdom of Christ which is proclaim
ed, loved and adored, and which is extend
ling over the whole earth. Call you this dy-
ling? Is it not living, ra,her2"
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WHAT Is VIRTUE?-The Emperor Sigis
mund in conversation with Theodore, Arch
bishop of Cologne, asked the primate hov
he ought to obtain happiness?
awe cannot, Sire, expect in this worlds?
Which, then, is the way to happines
hereafter?" he asked.
You must act virtuously."
"What do you mean by that expression?
81 mean," answered Theodore, 4" that yo
should always pursue that course Of conduc
which you promise to do whilst you arc
laboring under Fl, of the gout, indigestion
or bile"
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The average depth of water in the differ
ent lakes is question upon which there il
mo certain information. Authorities differ
DR.. Drake gives it as follows
St. Clair, 20 feet.
Erie, 81 "
Ontario, 500 "
Superior, 900 "
Huron and Michigan, 1000
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP.
HENRY OHM ESE GRE a M

THIS preparation for the gentlemans toilet assist
in the Of removing the beard A.
emoent its chemical cembnaonl such as to soohe all
irritating influences the skin which arise from
ather soen the beard r the and renders
he operation Of sh pleasure The reader respectfully
referred the following notices from have used
10 Independent Gentlemen s0ho Share 7Acaselves-We
recommend article prepared BY Mess. Sands
keeps one the best possible terms with hrs razor OF all
soft soap and have felt many different uds OF the a
cle give this the preference II Evenng Mirror N. r.
Chinese Shauins is the name of admirable
Co., Of New York.. We gsorant Of the ingredients Of
which il compounded but is effects delightful
tion which is seldom caused by shaving with other
Wear upon their chins
The beard Of Hercules or frowning Mars"
be procured the Of Mr. W. Fowe 1888 Washing
ton street, From the ankee Boston, Oct l2, l84
A. B. Sands Co., New York Of the best articles
the way Of shaving soap that touched mans chm
Y sw sands Con- New pre-
pared entirely article for tine Of gentlemen who prefer
perform their tonsorial operations called Shaving
Cream; preparation which highly exfoled by all who have
used The effect il has the face s in the degree
pleasant and is truly be denominstsa shaving made
ton OF the in removing IT. while at the time i'm,
peculiar smoothnes and s0ness TO the skim We would
rcnmmend to try it, assuring them that although
will enable them to shave easily. yet they y not
6y Mr. s. W. Fowie Washington street Opposite School
Boston Traveller, October 4, 1874.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS
Co. Chemists and Drrggsts 2s Broadway corner Of Cham
Der, street Sold also by B. Sands 70 Fulton street.
and II East Broadway Price 50 cents per jar liberal dis
cor In thet
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
In Senate.
WhsHINGToN, Thursday,

WAsHINGroN, Thursday, March 20, 1545.
Senate assembled at IL O'Clock M, pursuant to
adjournment. Journal OF yesterday read.
On mo'ion OF Mr.. BagEsE, they then proceeded
10 the consideration OF executive business, and the
galleries were cleared and the doors closed accor.
dlEgiy.
A communication was presented from N. P.
Talmadge, the Executive OF Wisconsin Territory,
askiag an appropriation TO the connection OF the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers by canal, and their i'm
provement by slack water navigation, contem-
plated IN The much debated bill which passed the
Senate al the last session Tor that purpose Also,
from Governor Tallmsdge of said Territory, me-
moral asking an appropriation in payment Of ex-
penses OF taking the census OF said Territory, with
view 10 It's admission as a sovereign State into
the Union. LAID on the table.
Among the NOMINATIONS then acted upon and ap-
Mr. Bush as Consul to Hong Kong, and Gen.
Gould, o Rochester, as Marshall of the Northern
Disrlct OF New York.
I'VE know the dear old General, and congratu-
late him on his appointment. He Is a true repub.
lIcdn, and a man of noble spirit
committee having been appointed to wait
upon the President OF the United States, and TO
ask HIM whether he had any further communica-
lions TO make to the Senate, aud the committee
having discharged It's duty III the premises.
Mr. ALLsN, OF the cunnmttee, reported that the
President had now no further communications 9TH.
cially Ia transmit, and wished the members of the
Senate continuance OF their health and happi-
ness, aud cate return TO their homes.
And the Senate adjourned sine die.
injunction OF secrecy wac removed from the foI-
lowing resolution, aud the proceedings thereon, OF
winch your reporter was not apprlsed yesterday in
time Tor the evening mail.
In Executive Session, March TO- Iei5-Mr. Berrien
subHitiee the following resolution for consideration
Rsolved That 10 executing the authority conferred
by o oiai resolution Of Congress- entitled "A Joint re.
solution Tor the annexation of Texas to the United
States the President OF the United States will best con.
form to the psovslons Of the Constitution BY resortne
the treaty making power Tor the purpose of accomplish
lng The jects Of that resolution
solved rna the secr.tiry be directed to lay before
the President Of the United States copy Of resoi.
lion.
March IL, 1st5.-Mr McDufie moved to lay the above
resolution the table whicn passed in the Affirmative
by ths following vote -
YeasMsssrs Allen Ashley, Atchison, Atherton, Bag.
by, Benton, Breese Cass Dickinson, DIX Fs.fed,
negau, Haywoo Huger Johnson OF Louisiana, Lewis,
McDuihe,. Niles, sempia SEWER, speight Sturgeon,
Woosbury-23
NAYs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Berrien, Thomas Clay
ton, John NJ ayton, Corwin, Crittenden, Dayton
Evans Gresne, Iuangton, Jarnagin, Johnson OF Mary
land Mangum, Morehead Phelps, Simmons, Upham
WoSster, Woodbridge-2o.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
DR. MARSHALL HALLS
Cordial Ran0Yal0r.

DK. MARSHALL HALL, Of the mos. celebrated Phys
CLAWS in Europe, the dscoverer Of this valuable med
cine 1t used in his the nobility Of Eng
throughput the Of Europe and in every in
happy results II oaly he functions of m
bat exclusively directed the of such complaints
gentle stmulaet md of impaired faculties Of life
debility arsng from svphltc disease II will afford decided
relief to those who by early indulgence sol habits have
weakened the of and fallen INTO state Of
chronic debility by which the constitution left 9 aeIors-
Bile condition. and that mentality kept which places
hs individual OF anxiety curing the reminder of LIFE
The arising from this dangerous Practice
confined to ply sica result hut moral
senst usona eikness sexual debility brought on sy secret
INDUCED the greatest evil that beall Dyspepsia
weakness of the limbs and small Of the hack Of in
cey csnsamptian emsei.on are u. symptoms Of this dis
cuaon total mpoteucy and bs eectualy
by this invaluable medicine Phillips boyne Agents Tor the
United States frice 81 bot. hotties for 50. Sold at
mall %rrc
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READ WHAT sCARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE

(From the Albany Daily Knicke erbockerl
WEST TRoy, June 3, l8A
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that Willard jerks, Proprietor Of
West Troy Exchange Hotel having bern afflicted with
deafness for the last twenty and IN the other
for the last that impossible for to hear the
wing my hearing the induced Scapas Com
pound Acoustic Oil for the OF Deafness, and with
satisfaction enabled that has perfectly re-
stored my hearing and will be happy any person who
Vest Troy WILLARD JENKS
The following certificate addressed Messs A. B. & d.
Sands, to whom the parties are known - ~.
MEssRs SANDsGentlemenThe following statement OF the
on my daughter send you Of Justice that others
may positive them OF its value and efca
cy She nearly deaf for and could only be made
20 by speaking very loud pchased bottle which
was used according the printed ectons and before
ter part Of the bottle applied nard substance dchar
eed from ear and after the hearing in beth was
completely restored Ii almost since the cure was
effected il proved to be perfect cure Fur.oer par
cula obtained BY those interested By selling a. my
house, 30. 81 Essex street . ~ WAhiNS,
TRY TT AND BE CUREp-It is thout doubt one Of the
greatest Affections that befa tecome deaf This mis-
fortune years Iast hung with doibe weight the al
hcted the conviction that nothing could be HOPED even
physicians However feel much Ratied that
able the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune ScRrpas Oil and at the time TO lay before them
positive evidence great virtue OF this make
ts following short from letter upon As subject IRON
amedica gentleman Of the eastern cites; Yes sr
Scapss Oil eecting well a. IN aiording iehe
certsinly working wonders"
Sold A b. D. sands Wholesale agents for the pIoprie-
No. 70 Fulton n Broadway and 27s broad
way, f9 lmSec
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Medical Aid.

SECRET HABITS DIR. Benjamin Bell, superintendent Of
the Asylum at Charlestown audiug the subject Of
ms. says there foul pasre in our midt, cutting of
land Respecting the habit above alluded il thos, who
sensible OF the ha the Of III, evils which they
are rsshng h such fearful certainty how many many
ha are now wasting would otherwise bear
impress Of pure he ilh and manly vgor
DR. Gregory, &c Gold has devoted much time and
study TO tn subject The Doctor devoes his whole
slton TO the treatment Of that class maadss called private
eestonpalpaton Of the heart Trembling Of the ksndsdz-
zness pain OF IN. headgreat general debility
bady-geat weakness, i'm airment Of
Of the intellect, Sc hese few of the ills arising
by the use Of Dr. Grego!ys !Iy,gofanF Toni cordial is
forgong also Eeit genital debility codness Of the
gans procres,ion Price So bottle in Of half
DG Gngory y at home and may be consulted ahaurs Of
tiers mus, be post paid and add ssssd TO the Dctors
sidence, above. mhIl ,u1s rrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMEkT still conhdsutally consulted, at his
- old oce 63 Gold street. between Fulton and Beehman,
Ill diseases Of delicate treatment being mild and
udicious requires neIer mercury, restraint in df him
france from business pursus Recent cured II
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds
cect youth, and thereby causing nightly and
aelly confirmed mpotency the Dr. streest
his object being to restore the sy,,en mentally aud bodily
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least somsmcs caused by NAL
of medical pretende and by the
acgect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eieoualy
cured, without pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
yeons he city guarantees perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Fee immediately attended and
medicine witt, advice sent to OF the United Stsss
Office, 81 Gold street. Open from AM eP.M
NH lmxr
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
s.I.. or ssocI. .t Pn,,.a.,..,-

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do 5 70 saa d do S. co. 90 shsres Gas s2S Ssa 65
10 es 40 81; shares Bank 6; 200 do do, 81; DO
Wilmington Railroad aoi - do DO 2o3 50 do Sirsrd
Delaware 6s eo}; 70 shares Camden and Amboy RAFT
road, ll05 ~ N' -
. s,SosD BoAaD.-ioo Reading RR aSt; $1,000 Lehigh
iSs' cash 433 Si97 State 6's ls46, old annual 73
. BANK O. $1,000 U. s Loan 6s, 1855, l04}; 5000
iooS do os Ss 5000 DO b6wn 7o 5000 do si'
Cincinnati 6e} 1000 wilmington 5s '5s Is 100 Grard
sank cash 100 do, b6ds 9f; 250 do ssds 81; SO viii
m'ngton RR, Gods. 203 IT'S do, rw, 20t.