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ICE, ICE, CEi-Thc subscriber has recently returned
from the NORTH where he has contracted for large and
full supply the best Fresh pond ice. do pretend
assert that this is the only engagement which
the public may rely but do obgate myself to furnish
dealers and all others with such quantities they may
want during the entire such prices the like
fcle can be obtained in and about the city.
n b. Please make early application, at my residence,
I4th street. my coal yard Lenox's whar the
Long Bridge. JoHN PEI IlBONE.
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/ ny. R. ". DYER, .9ncfiOnCey.
lHIERY Desirable Prfvate Residence at Public Anc-

on-On Tuesday, the 4th of May next at halt-past
O'clock p m shall sell, in front of the premises, part of
lots No 90 and Il, in square No. 49,, with the improve
nen which is good two-story brick house, containing
nine rooms kitchen, and cellar. The house is in good or
der, having recently undergone thorough repair This
property is most desribly located fronting street, be-
tween 9th and 7rh The lot back 100 feet
Terms of sale. One-iourh Of the purchase money in
cash the balance III equal payments at six, twelve and
eighteen months for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest ROBERT w. DYER,
April 24-cod&ds Auctioncer.
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nv X. ": DYER, .7,scttoneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSES and LOTS-On
L Wednesday, the 9Th day ofMay next at o'clock, p m
shall SELL in front OF the premises part oil square No "a,
with the improvements, which two threestory brick
houses This properly fronts on avenue and
is in the block generally known the Six Buildings
Terms sale One fourth Of the purchase money in cash.
the balance in equal payments, H. and Is months for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Sale positive Il. W. DYER Aucuoneer
AprI 7--eOdSds
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and Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land
occupy n West Texas,

ID ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-Tbe absence of number of
IL settlers allows to offer during the year 1877 800
of the best land families, and 100 single in
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascerained
Castroville contains 900 inhabitants. The village
of Quhi nine miles ironrCastroville, numbers 80 families.
The Vandenbeg five miles further the road Mexico,
30 families Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit OF the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator of the Colony, Casrovie, Texas
March 4--2ain6mf Nat Intel
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

TNHE splendid new steamship WASHINGTON $50 tons
i burden, Frederick Hewitt commander, will from
New York the LIST June next carrying the United States
mail.
She will touch at Cowes and Southampton to land pas
sengers and freight and deliver the mails for England
France and Belgium and will then proceed to Bremen
haven.
Returning will leave Bremerhaven the 18th of June,
and Southampton the LIST OF July where she will embark
passengers and freight from England France, and Bel
GUM. Arrangements have been made to forward goods
from Havre up the last moment for which, if desired,
bills of ladng will be signed by the agent at Havre
Southampton connects by railroads with all parts OF Eng
men may had all Germany, Austria, Russia
Italy, Switzerland, &c.
The Washington is built in the strongest manner, with
being converted into hipofwar and subject Mt
any time to Inspection by officers appointed by the Pres
dent both during and after construction She has two en-
gnes of 1000 horse power each, and accommodations for
I4O first class, and Al second class passengers.
Passage from New York to Southampton Bremen,
First class SlZo
Second class W
i"'S's' First t class $3.50
Second class so
She will carry about 300 tons freight, which will be
charged according TO the nature oil the goods Offering AN
pass through the post office. Parcels Tor which
bills of lading will be signed, will be taken at IS each
For passage freight, apply NJ the office OF the Ocean
Steam, Navigation Company "A William street, New York,
DAY. CROSKEY Il ROSS, .
Bremen C. A. HEINEKEN s. Co,
Havre WILLIAM ISEL1N.
The Washington is intended to leave New York on her
second trip on the first of August next
The second of the line is in due course of con-
strlction and will be in readiness in the ensuing fall
New York, April "a, 1877 April 28-9t
cNERVANT Woman Private salc.-I have for pri-
- vae sale servant woman aged about % years, and
male child years old slaves for life The woman is
April 2s-eost Auc'r. and Commission Merchant.
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Notice TO Presumption Claimants
Every person entitled the right of presumption TO any
lands within the townships above Enumerated, is required
establish the the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing thus notice, and
before the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited. -
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April lawI3w
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r ORD C"mpbelrs Live. of the Lord Ch"nce,lors;-

IL The Lives of the Lord Chanceors and keepers of the
Great Seal of England from the earliest times till the reign
of King George ". by John Lord Campbell A. NJ, f. r.
s. E. IN three volumes octave, published from the London
edition. and for sale by f. TAYLOR; price SIS.
eve need hardly say that shall expect with great in
eres the continuation OF this performance but the present
series of itself than sufficient give Lord Campbell
high station among the English authors of his age.
[London Quarterly Repiew December, 1915.
eThe volumes of which we have given this imperfect
ce are unexpected addition his services. They
look like a good beginning towards the systematic cuva-
ton of long neglected provincehe literature of the Eng
fish law."-Edinbuugh Reuicn, AprH, 1916.
Also, Complete in octave volume) The Lives of
English Judges of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Centuries by w N. Welsby Recorder of Chester, American
edition; price So u.s. April 6-3t
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VVEusEICIx 4 CO.'S Champagne.-Orders will be re
III ceived and orw arded TO Rheims for the above cele
brated Champagne wine, TO come out next fall
April I-Iaw3w STANISLAUS MURRAY.
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DE.VTNL SURGEX1 y;


NEW Spring and Summer Goods. Duvall a. Brother
IN merchant tailors, under Gadby's Hotel, Third
street, Pennsylvania avenue would respectfully
their and citizens generally the arrival of their
spring and summer goods among which are desirn
Bile styles of French Cloths doeskns Drap dEe &c., any
OF which they prepared make ord in their usual
style, elegance, and at moderate prices.
April 7-3tiw3w DUVALL ~ BROTHER.
TNARTIIENvvAItE, China, and Glass.--THOS PUR-
II SELL has Just imported, per ships Ohio and Hugueno
from Liverpool Direct sixty mine crates and hogsheads OF
earthenware and Chnn, aud from factories
fifty packages of cut plain, and pressed glass of the best
quality, patterns, and shapes, which, with his former
tensve stock comprises almost every article in his line,
mention all OF which will be sod whole
sale RETAIL the nohern prices for cash. time
punctual customers.
First quality factory prices pipes in boxes
Britannia ware, &c.
A fine assortment of common goods for retailing.
He socs call from his friends and the public general
ly his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsyvana
THOMAS pURSELL.
April l4-3taw2w MW&F
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DOARDING.-Mrs STETTINIUS, opposite the City
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant rooms IN
occupied Mar s-oooo
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Great Sale OF Public Lands In North Carolina.
THE President and Directors of the Literary Fund Of
~ Fifty THousANb ACRES
of swamp land situate IN Hyde county in said State ON
bacng the region lying between Automatic and Palico
Sounds.
These lands have been drained at great expense, under
tre, and believed to be now in condition TO be cleared
and cultivated. 9yar4 q
Pungo Canal extending from the lake tho river both o.
that name 81 miles in LENGTH with average width It
gator Canal from the lake Of that name, Pungo river
miles long, with an average width at bottom Of . test
lateral bitches They are therefore. navgsle for bat
teaux--one empyng into Parnlico Sound Their mouths
large portion Of land abounds juniper cypress. and
other valuable timber for which the forest of Eastern North
covered With cane and bamboo and in the sssstion Of
the engineers who surveyed it, of great fertility is
nnS the er Don 20
&c. &c, and, with excellent juniper water thongh be
favorable health than parts of the low country
To emgrans now arriving in the ports Of tho United
States in unusual numbers especially those from Holland
and Germany accustomed TO similar country, in many
respects, these lands will afford soil fertile any in
the northwestern States, with to the and
the great markets of the world, for its productions, and
within three days sail of New York. r.-&
credit OF one, two and three years, will be given
purchasers bonds with approved security and the titles
will be warraned but deeds will be withheld until the
final payment OF the purchase money. tp ~
The President and Directors of the Literary Fund will
attend the shantee Pungo Canal the 10Th day of
May next and will offer much 5000 Of said land
for sale public auction in quarter sections Of 100
inducemen, continue said sale the following days,
until the whole body $1,000 acres is disposed OF.
s
Washington county, to some point Pungo river.
the sns aosn Il
Given under hand at the executive Office In the city
L. s. of Raleigh, this W Stl Of April R asG CO.
And er oGeio Pres OF Literary Fund.
II. w. GRAHAM, Sec. to Board.
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Plas of these may be the auction
The deeds above referred the following, viz: 1877,
June g. j. Greeneaf r. Morris, and Others to H. Pratt, T.
w Francis and others, in recorded among the land
records of Washington county in liber c. folio 1872 &c
1900, August Scott and others, commissioners, &c. to
H. Pratt, T. W Francis, and others; recorded in bcrE.
No B. folio 369. 1900, September 3d. q. Scott and others,
commissioners, &c, to r. Pratt T. w: Francis, and 9th
recorded in ber E. No. 8, folio 372 DO 1901 Febru-
10, w. Thornton and Others commissioners, &c. H.
Pratt I W. Francis, and others; recorded liber f. No
6, folio 202 c. 1911, June H. T. Munroe, superintcn
dent, &c, H. Pratt and others; recorded in ber e. No
25 folio 472, &C. 1901 September Is, w. Thornton and
Others commissioners, &c H. Pratt and others record
ed in lber G., No 7, folio 2s Ac ls03 January 26, w.
H. Dorsey H. Pratt and others recorded in ber No
Me- to H. Pratt and others; recorded in hber c, No 5.
folio 400, &c. 1897 October IT, II. Pratt surviving trustee.
B. Tghman, and deed endorsed dated October 49, 1887,
b. Tighman ii. Pratt ]. Dundas and G. S. Miller in
trust, &c. recorded in liber w B., No H. folio ILL., &c.
In making the sale, the undersigned, acting sole
vivpg trustee will convey such title only vested in
him by the above recited conveyunces.
The of sale will be one-hd cash, and the residue
in equal payments in nine and fifteen months; the pur-
chasers give their notes. payable with interest at those
periods, secured by deed Of trust upon the propery and
in the Of the Eastern Branch lands to be further
cured by satisfactory endosers The deeds in oil cases. 10
be prepared at the expense Of the purchasers.
JAMES DUNDAS Surviving Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer. tp. ..tsi ~.
Anvil
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TTOUsE-FURNIsHING Goods Mt Cost.-The subscri-
IL her, being about close his business will dispose Of
his stock for cash Persons in want of house keep
ing articles viii find this chance obtain bargains.
...p. vt.t., G. w. BOTELER, IT,,
April 2I-8teoif Opposite Browns Hotel
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MADAM DYVERNOIS, Cap Manufactures, 18th
I street, Pennsylvania begs leave to inform
her that she has reopened her store, hch has
closed for account of severe Illness and
would respectfully direct the attention of her friends 70
supply recently received OF patterns OF ladies riding
caps-as well caps the fashion for genemen
the moderate prices heretofore Orders Tor the
same thankfully received by
April 2I-3t~ MADAM D4VERNOlS.
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nLD CAPITOL--H V. HILL, respectfully informs resi-
dents and transens, wishing healthy residence dur
ing heat and dust of city, that his house is open for
boardes by the day. week. month, situated immediate
commodatine April 22-3*
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IN ne snoscriper Is prepares 70 inlns Des o.
fire, factories, steamboats, Nc. They warranted OF
superior quality and tone and have obtained the premium
the Z" New York State fair for several years past.
have sold large number in this city and vicinity, and
refer any OF the purchasers TO tone, quality, &c
recently sold (of 26S4 lbs) the Catholic church
LAUREL Maryland has been heard eight miles, and gives
entire satisfaction. An assortment generally kept hand
Orders promptly attended TO.
JOHN II. HASKELL, Agent for
April 26-llt A. MENEELY, Baltimore, Md
DENTAL SURGERY
BY c. ii. VAN PATTEN, M d.
Permanent office and residence next door 10 Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec Sly
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have just received POO parasolets
of all qualities and prices, among them few rich dark
green and many other desirable color which invite
the attention OF The ladies. ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
April I9-3tif
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NEW ISESTAUhANI.
THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally, that he has established
in the basement OF the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbery, Pennsylvania
nue. between Nth and 18th streets, to be called
THE City Lunch"
1t is the determination of the subscriber keep his es
adjustment in the most quiet civil aud respectable
ner provide the bar with the best liquors of all kinds
and his larders with every luxury the market will afford in
its and he aers himself that from his long
rience in the business and his purpose give his sole
and personal attention, he will be enabled please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
April 26-3tawIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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VTTATER-CURE Institution.-A magnificent Hydro
w pnthic Institution has Just been opened in Chestnut
street. Philadelphia for the reception OF patients under the
direction of r. t. Manu. NJ d., who has been engaged In
nracti for the last eight years The location is charm
ing-instituton furnished sumpuousy. And ladies in
delicate health will have all their comforts well provided
for by the governess The rules of treatment, for nvaids
win be in strcness equal the best regulated establish
tnens in England and Germany.
Terms, For professional attention. use of baths board
ing accommodations, of piano, &C. &c, $40 90 per
week, payable weekly,
Application for admission may be made T. T. Manu.
No 435, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, (post paid)
Apr
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rI,uE FI,ANCO-AMERICAN, OO Nessau strcet, N

rJNIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 60 Nassau street, New
| York.-Ths new and beautiful French paper COM
mencing Monday, April 8, will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at the moderate rate Of SO year;
S3 for six months; 81 81 for three months
Devoted the of democracy, liberty of religion and
social aneoraon its columns will contain the most exact
and copious commercial, administrative, and Judiciary in
formation and original literary works of the best writers OF
both worlds consisting OF productions unpublished even in
France; scientific agricultural, critical, and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, Nc
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising,
together with the quantity and interest of the contents OF
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States.
AGENT J. MICHARD,
lglhstreet, between and Or.
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THE Cadet dc CoIobricres; Tale OF The Old Con-
of Paris Lives ofthe early British Dramatists
volumes limo. The Waverey Prose Works, complete in
five volumes, for So 80. Harper's Pictorial Shakespeare
complete in three volumes For sale by F. TAYLOR,
April 2S-3t
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 4, l847

L,ANCY GoODss Fancy Goods Livery description OF
new and fashionable fancy goods GLOVES and perfume
y just received and opened at j. H. GlBBS'S ornamental
nue.. April 20-3tif
rREAT INVENTION :-Bnby Jumper!-T above
" useful and elegant assistant the nursery for sale al
II. GlBBSS Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
April a-3if
FULLER's SODA WATER.
Il, w. FULLER, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, having had his apparatus newly timed to
prevent liability To contamination by copper other i'm
pnrcs, and secured AN unlimited supply of BosroN Ice
for the Whole season. now prepared to furnish this re-
lreshng beverage in its highest state of perfection
The greatest variety in the city osuPERIoR SRUPs, all of
his manufacture, constantly supplied for the fountain
as usual Until April 22-d3iit
CUPERIOR MATCHEs.-The subscriber has just re-
matches which are decidedly the best in Sold whole
sale and retail at Statoners' Hall. -, ,,r
April 23-d3w W. flSCHEh.
DLACK Lace shnwIs.-We have just received 10 black
April 2s-;tif ''' f'''' D. CLAGETT " co.
T EGAL Bibliography.--A Thesaurus of American Eng
IL lish Irish, and Scotch Law Books together with
various editions and authority, which is PreGxed a
copious list of Observation-Disclosures in vol; By j. G.
Marvin. Just published, and this day receivedby
April "a +. TAYLOR.
T1DUCATION.-Rev.D d. McCARTER'S boarding school
II for boys Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses for board tuition, &c. per session
oil months, S55
The branches taught embrace all those of thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Latin, Greek, German, and French languages
Parents and guardians who may be looking Tor good
school pleasant and healthy location and easy OF ac
will subserve their interests by nquring into the me
principal has had charge Of for the last eight years
The summer session will commence on Monday the Sd OF
May. Payment at the end of the term
For reference circular @c e1nnin Me ia Pa FR
Principal and Proprietor Strasburg, Lancaster Co., Pa
April 2i-d3w
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RoAHDiNG.-MRS. w. MANN, formerly of Philadel-
Phia Place, llth and Streets having fitted up that
Jse and commodous house on Pennsylvania avenue
west OF jackson Hall, is prepared for the recep
n OIL boarders The house has undergone thorough
% the chambers are airy, of good szc and handsome
April 2-eod2w
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, WnMlNGros, DELAwARE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
April llth 1917.
NOTICE underwriters, ship-owners, mariners,
IN merchants and others Notice is hereby given, that
the light house tower Cape May, will be removed. and
the light suspended and after the LIST day of May next,
and until it can be and re, due notice Of
which will be given. HENRY HICKS, Collector
April 2i-d4w
4 CARD.-WALTER HARPER 81 Co, Pennsylvania
n avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets would take this
method ofinoning their friends and purchasers generally
at they have received and opened this day another large
and beautiful assortment Of
Rich French silks, bereges, lawns ginghams, and quad
rifle and camels' hair paids, ia new arlice)
Rich embroidered robes OF same material
Also, British and domestic goods in great variety.
BONNETS, PARASOLS, AND SUNSHADES.
We have opened a choice assortment of ladies' straw
and boys eghon hats parasos and Parasoets' In great
variety some of very beautiful green glace.
We respectfully invite all to cal as above.
April 22-:,eodif
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Rv n. GREEN; .auctsoneer.

nv
an WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th instant, shall SELL on the
premises at o'clock, p. M handsome frame house,
containing rooms, with brick basement, situated on
Capitol Ill., the west side of New Jersey avenue, be-
tween and streets south, and the Coast Survey
office. 't U
Terms of sale, $500 cash balance in and TIVE years,
for notes bearing interest A deed given and deed OF
trust taken. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Arnri O.
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nR. J. X. PIPER, Homeopathic Physician, has
~ removed his office TO Pennsylvania avenue, north
side. 10th street, ]. II. Gibbs fancy
Dr. Piper employs gavansm eectro-magnetsm xs an
agent in the cure of disease when necessary,
Hours OF attendance office for application OF above,
from to O'Clock in the morning. and from TO in tbs
afternoon. lGi s.f.t -4. March 81
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MISS MORLEY will this day open extensive assert
lI men of millinery goods OF the latest style, among
which
SHRED Grape bonnets
Rutland and Pedal braid bonnets
China pearl and fine English straws
Cimps and lace Neapoans
Venorica bonnets, n new article
Buena Vista and Coburg straws
French lace suaws, very superior
Chldrens bonnets of every description
French lawns and drawn silk bonnets
China pearl, gimp, Florence brnid and Leghorn Hats
Also ribands caps and flowers, wreaths for the May
balls roses, and iaponcas.
Straw and Neapoltan bonnets repaired In superior
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street
A,r, Ill
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A RNIY REGULATIONs.--The subscribers have in
n press revised edition of the General Regulations for
tie Army of the United States," printing under direction Of
the War Department. and being the official publication
Those who wish to obtain the work can be supplied
about the of May The price is dollar per copy and
orders accompanied by the cash and postpaid viii be
promptly filed. The book can be transmitted through the
mail postage not exceeding Is per copy any part
of the country. J. y. ,. GlDEON,
April l9-6uf Ninth street, Washington, d. z.
A- The editors of the Boston Atlas, New York Tribune,
Philadelphia North American Baltimore American Rich
mond Whig Louisville Journal and New Orleans Plea
yune will please publish the above three times each in the
inner form and send their the advertisers for
uaxrm en
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J. w. MAURY q CO., Managers,
(Successors to j. q. Gregory g. Coz

$50 600!
10 prizes Of $4,000 20 prizes of $4,000
100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No ~, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, May 10, 1871
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LrANCY GOODS! Fancy Goods Livery description OF
l. new and fashionable fancy goods gloves and perfume
Just received and opened at j. H. GIBBSS ornamental
Hair Store, between 9h and 10Th Streets Pennsylvania
nue.. April Zo-Stt
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7s number lotte.y-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets S2-Ialves $l0-Quarters $5-Eights So So
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do. rs half do. 100 90
Do. do. rs quarter do. 65 90
Do do Is eighth do. 81 so