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svLIsH Reports In Law and Equhy-Rspuh'snlne IN
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AIDES Dress Goods.-The subscriber has now in
Ii 25 pieces plain baragc embracing all the shades
SO do figured barage, some beautiful styles
do do Tissue, entirely styles
$50 do delaine p 3s cents, pnci
paily rich patterns
25 pieces bohemian cloth, and pretty article
- do linen lustre very pretty shades
1900 yards giushams all prices
10000 do printed cslicoes
5000 do printed lawns of 2x cents, fast colo
and fine quality
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at l21 cents p.
will
Kindness call shall make that
all may be accommodated. 1..#
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NEW York and California Millionaire Assoctation.-
IN One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital 0
limited number Obtained influential
admitted
conformity with the revised statutes OF New York. free from
the OF 81 900 cash, and
certificates Of shares issued therefor cent annually
doubling the whole, safe operations in
mining United States under the direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner and Chief Agent Of the Company,
.fI No. n Wall street. New Yoik.
Csnians responsible parties throughout the Union
United appl
cation and The ss-ciaon 10 be employed al d
points, where line of and vessels be made
available the mails and freight 10 and
from Europe, Asia Africa, and the Americas.
business doing with Cafo
MIS- the Pacific Ac and long the supply OF gold continues
capta goods and manufactures, will astonnh the
and calculations therefor And 10 this
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
the hrma nd style o. HOLDEN h Co,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants, BANKING
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital o. 600 900.
Feb 2-u ~
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Z
h#9 -abors tke irving House, Neo York, I.
DEsPECTFULLY of
IL spring goods, patterns,
which they prepared up
style their moderate prices Fresh cloths
aud vesng Of latest imporatons elegant light silks
do. patterns of Paris embroideTies.
sku employed in esabIishment-one
coats, pants, Each
complete itself Army and navy uniforms
with and despatch and in the approved
Strangers who metropolis will find establish
everything perfect ft
N PRRnIrn wAIsreoATsThese elegant waistcoais that
admired Garden,
fs premium by American Institute their late fair
l5-dm
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FORM No. 2.
WarrGnisc'. sisnstas.l
FORM No ..

STATE
On o., the personally ap
pcared and Acknowledged the with
and cer that well
Ls Of Savvanes and that he is
who described In the within po~r and who eh
ecutsd The - -
[oEeers Signafarsl
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At| t+ t APRIL ~, 1851.
0N the petition of Daniel f. suwe, York. York
praying for the OF patent granted
day of july 1884, soap
for seven from the Of said PATENT which takes
place on the 18th day Of July ISL .i.4 r 81
II ordered that the said petition be heard Oce
Monday, the O day Of June 1851 l2 o'clock, per
nOthcd
said petition ought be granted. t ~ s .Ett H'-
Persons opposing the required file Patent
Office their objections specifically writing twenty
days before the day OF hearings all testimony filed by either party
be used the said
codance with the rules OF the office, which will
plicaion
Ordered that this notice be published the Republic
igencer, Uni0n Washington
zee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daily Rec, Boston, Massac
sets Tribune, New York Daily Atlas Cincinnati Ohio
ing or before the 10Th day of April, 1851.
n.G as3 THoS. EWBANK,
ul5.Is s4.F. Commits of Patents.
p s. Editors Of the above will please copy and send their
bills Office with paper containing
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#..a.- MARCH IA, 1850.
IN the petition OF Bancroft Woodcock formerly OF Moaat Pleas
Pennsylvania, of Wheeling Virginia praying nor The
- from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place s IAN day Of June
ordered petition the Patent Ofce
day Jupe 1851 ~ O'Clock, and all
and show they have why said pennon
Person. required Gle in the Patent
Once oectops specifically set forth in writing at least
hearing be taken snd transmitted
with the rules Of tho oec, which viii be furnished
also published in the Republic, Intel
senccr, Union, washngtop D. CT Richmond Republican
Rchmond Virs,na North American and on,ete Phiadephs
H. week for three successive weeks previous to
"e v" ''' " THos EwpAsK
Commissioner Of Patents.
ps Of viii and send their
bills Once with paper containing this notice
Mar l6-1aw5w
cyTAMMERISG CURED.-Dr Comstoots = vocal gymnasium,
j of stanmcrnr other defective articulation
instruction in eocuon for the reception Of
All letters should be paid and directed
A, cOMsTOCK, NJ. D.,
% Mulberry street, Phisdeiphia
PHONETIC WORKS
PubIished by A. Comstock, NJ. n, Philadelphia.
tTbe following work. the american phonetic alphabet,
only perfect apsbct the world, because
that hns distinct letter for elementary sound
only that has for the varons qualifications Of
vol speech, a- accent, infection, inionation hcJ
New Testsmcnt e5; Tho Phonetic Speaker, sl The
'o voumss = Ny ie Gsoslspy IS Tres. on
fhonology Is The FIRST Boob Popcs Homers HAD 26
octave psses,) 30 cents; Minstrel, i2x cen,s.
publishes monthly periodical entitled Comstocks rho
Telegraph 80 pronouncnr and chronological
dictionary In of publication in the Telegraph.
should be accompanied directed 70
Feb Ia-ad.
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80 80 s&2
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTOs RAILROAD
Hour. Of Departure Of tn. Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. and at da,p, and 0
Prom m. p m. daily, and daily
Feb s~diy T. u. PARSONS, Agent
SUPEnIoR D.suerreo,yp.. i-F,r-t Pr. .m,nm y }. ~.
ground than in e country His galleries
may se found on avenue s1p a
street, New York No y Main street Rehmondi sycamore
. besai, and highly finished electro dasuereorpe, are an
extraordinary Improvement, insnIns faithful and highly finished
The r.,.ry ground invented by H. wb.hu gives an
airy and .s to The re,ns ,r,v o
picture. annually dissatisfaction This
Seapy n.,sns hs Of b. e..
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers new store, where free
No~,A.sndns unusuaI competition in dngueneopes The
Fair :. the Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
L1ene..c. ofsve description copied, and
couSsstLop At Law,
Sa~ Frarctsco, California.
Rs,ssssers Hon W Insc NJ e. Assa%, Jesn % s s srSI %
san " NJ e% sfI Ste T
So2,.3oais' % "s New iia"p.ni's ''' MAY yi~aaw
GEsCy. washi>gson.-The undersigned late Of the in
branch Of Department offers his srv
those ~ the sonihwestern
that his removal from once
character he has for
capacity, and fidelity, and
refers in Once Of both parties, with their hearty
All order. to attend 70 business. every nature. he Of
will be thankfully ~eocved aud promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
! July 4-d1 lats of Post Once
I KSor WALKER win pr.es'.. law s~pr-,..
United and OF
claim. aran-t eovsrrmsn Addess Washington, u.
Mar. ibtU M
u ~ UOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
carpene, floor on cloths, ms;tnrs, rues materiais
sheeng blankets, and house furnishing generally.
Pennsylvania between 7h and 9Th
DC.
Aug 0o-u
CIxTYoNE ds.irrhis sstussed In the
-hnr parts the city and suburbs sale
modaing terms, Apply,s
e#', NJ THOMPSON,
Once one door Of jackson HnI, Penn avenue.
Jani7-6 r..
QEwOvsL-L DE sEID1NG wyLIE have removed their
~ General Agency and Law Once seventh street.
snd sfee opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National fnteilgencer once,
Mar 0-Aswu
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.


STATE
Before Justice ofhs peace other officer asfhoved TO
nmSovtsl appeared
fs being and that he Identical
mi man whom No for
1850, issued the
day of, ls5 and who now apple. to iseas the same
- (.fFant's Sisnoturs.1
Sworn TO and subscribed before me day -, is5
fOne~Ts Signafms
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Msvery other Description Of paper. not dssis-
sss< above, but to be 30 by the Office or
snN II, whethsT circulars, instructions, war
nass, forms, retarns, &C, as specified in the
~a nrasraph, hs-
l page on a sheet, per 100 sheet
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Office II hereby given that application Will be
made for the Of certificate No. 20 of stock the Bank
Of the Metropolis VIM Ouseley the lith
Of April, 1897 which certificate has been lost mislaid
WAsHNGToN, April 9, 1851 Ap l0-law4w'
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A MERICAN Archaeological Researches, No. The
Serpent symbol and worship Of s Reciprocal Principles Of
Natre In America; by v, a. squfcr, A. NJ. vol, svo.
Dust from the Historic Placer by Mayo auto Of ka
loolsh, hc
second o Word. Jus published
md this dsy received for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Apa5 Booksehsr', ne" "n swee.
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James a. Berret &
WILL attend prosecution Of claims before Congress and the
w departments n the government
once and dwelling .r.e between sh ard ioth streets.
n Oct9-d
DANKrN-A p,esoaI Treatise On Banking, by J. w Gnbsrs
ID nr.t Ansrca an from the ann London edition
TAYLOR MAURy,
AnI1 BookselIers, 9th street
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THE Complete Works Of ycsephus Translated ~
whisfon of gao closely printed pages win
inder and several crsrsvnss Price, In fu
Ap8 FRANCk TAYLOR
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#H.E CLrRK's OFuoE House. REPRESENTATIVES u. g.,
##a #a.>ar# =#fra4l April S, 1851
DROPOSALlS Will be received q this onace
4ih day OF May the delivery Capitol
ded and hy Of
Jumps about weight the de-
posted in the vaults the Capitol free from fine particles
Also, hundred fifty qualify hek
wood, cords be pieces and
unnder in pieces and be Delivered sawed,
away the day July ensuing.
RICHARD M YOUNG, -
Clerk House Of Representatives u. 3.
Ap 6-dt4ihMayif f4uE EarEttl
intel, Republic, aouthcn Press s4.r n
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ID EN. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young LADIES
IL VIII be opened residence tho corner o s'n s"o
Tuesday Terms made known on spfSa
cation 10 the principal. @e p a
Ap ll-,lfisi Nav
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Hours Of Departure ofths Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. m and at day, and o
m daily except Sunday.
Prom Baltimore and >. daily and daily
cept Sunday
Feb s--diy 7. u. PARSONS, Agent
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me printing Of all knds including which may be required
scucd for the ofth Department Of the Interior or any
am omoe hereof he circulars, nstrnetob
oms returns blanks. solid maiter OF not loaded rule
a rule and ruling lining, and red ruling
hhng by Whatever tide, descrp The same shall
ino~n to- usually designated by, the ONCE requiring IT, and
ofnn ouit.
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THE st.tr- builders 0uIde-A plain and practical
Of hand railing embracing all necessary dess and he
principles voiuasr
with twenty two steel ensraynss. Price 81 cents.
APPS FRANCK TAYLOR. ~
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uAUPERs' New Monthly Magazine for May
III international MasayIne fnr May
Pictovia, Field Book ~ the Revelation. No,l3
Jus, published and for sale by an -
Ao1 Booksellers, seneth ",
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s6sri~s De SridinE. ...#~
No Todd's Building, fennfyvnna Washington,
soner ~ deeds for New York California; Minnesota and all the
other States Of the Union.
DE SELDfNG.
" California, snd hs
other o The United Of Mnneson
commissioner 10 TAKE The ackr owedzmcnt Of deeds &C. ""e
h's services TO the citizens Of Warrington and elsewhere
Feb l4-2aw
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For Norfolk. #M. 0.
.~n-A The Steamer OsCE0LA, having undergone
-eaEad~ repairs, VIII resume her trips to the sbo,
Lsaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday NJ
d. Returning, Norfolk every Monday and Thur,
O'Clock y. Touching going and returning, al Cone
the usual landings the Potomac Cor signals 10 land
Passage and fsre, s. - :
Apnll-n JAMES MITCHELL, G
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oTNwAnT,s rREEnAsoys' MANUAL.--7h. Ff-ena-

STEwAHT's FREEMASONs' MANtALs-Ihe Ffeems
Manual for the Initiated through all the de-
Masonry 70 the higher degrees OF
- hy X. Stewart X T. volume dusAeei'Bo
Of 100 cngravngs, huanh In
muslin price THIS work has been highly recommended NE
Reed grand Of the Grand Lodae 0f
David c. sksre grand high of
ia nd by ma other emnen Masons sas ttt Z e. 1.
pt.nn Kerrs Ornamental and Domestic Poultry
tho history management OF ornamental and poultry;
by Edmund Saul Dixon, with additions j. Kerr
volume duodecmo of ts0 ens~Isbed por
from muslin binding price
Apoa fRANCK TAYLOR
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pPBENDID Sill shswls, MsnttiIss. xc.-Wc invtfs the
annexed descriptions Just scsived
10 rich sik mannIa-, assorted shades new styles
ls nch chepc silk shawls
muslin mantiias
We have also
black acc scarf.
DO do shawls
ladies especially invited
throughout, have
urey goods season
CLhGETr, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Ap 12-dtw
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no OWNERS Isnds in Teras.A gentleman In VrEnis,
who surveyor and lawyer desires feyss
the would like for
Of lands In that county, with TO bring them into
market.
He nuly capital, of eness,ns IN
agriculture lie
integrity AVID responsibility and his general Is such
enable him control considerable emigration Texas
Inclined svsH himself
of such be placed ondcrce With he
advertiser and suitable responses by sddrsssnr post paid
VIM GOULDiS,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
Mnl9-u
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DEWOvaT.L sEI.DfNG wyi.IE removed their
~ Genera. Seventh street, between
,nd Hail. and doors from the
National fnteilrencer ONCE
Mar 90-Aswu
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MAGNIEscENr SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1881.
J. W. MAURY g Co., M.s.srRs.

Tickets S5Iases 81 50-Quurters 50 75-Eighhs 81 67i.
Certificates of packs Of ~ whole tickets $40 90
DO do 70 half do IS 90
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

The ladies appear to have fallen into the
error of supP0sIng that the evils of which they
complain are pecu lar 10 theirsex. we can
not" say they, 'develope our nature; we are
shut up TO enc career; there Is no scope for
our talent; there are no great prizes for which
we ulay contend" Dear ladies, is not this the
case with the most OF rs, also! Ere not men
bound about. on every side. by all sorts of
restrictions and limitations Is not each Of
us usually confined to one career; and are not
most OF US excluded from participation in the
races for The great prizes
However, the dear creatures. God bless
them! are IN many instances shamfully used
there's 10 denying that. If. therefore. in
their efforts TO secure their just rights. they
mistake. in the feverish excitement cf revola-
tion. their prevented desires for their rights.
and insist upon being poice-olTicers. captains
Of steamboats,. &C.. am disposed. for one, to
loo kindly and pleasantly on their e>agger-
aiions. MenSonietinles ezra liitle themselves
not often, of course. but still they da some
times err-ikat's a fact. They should, there
fore, be charitable.
Yours truly,
CHAs. Foster.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Sentences Of tue Bible pray for thv liber-
alton, and then chauut thy uatioaal hymns.
when thy mountains re-echo she thaalsr
q the eannons of tAy li6erators Cad
y9 with yoa- dear comrades and faliow.s,,f-
terers The angels Of God and Of iiber-
y be with you You nay still be proud.
for the Lion OF Europe bad 70 he ar3as !
10 conquer the rebels The whole civ +
ized world has admired YOU a. heroes AID
the cause OF ths beroic nations viii he
supported by the freess of the free nations
ON earth
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

How Tne Fea4LE PlSE GETS 4 Barr
) Eoung eentI .man. a short tiule sine,
was aDoat making an excursion for f-.i.
aAa oa one Of the therous6fares To the
lake. he met and made the aeg gca,at,ace
of lady, Mary Pike by name. vita sho.a
be became very much pleased and from
waom he could not part without some
Panss OF sadness. lie expressed j hone
THAI he might hear from der occasionally
To whica sc replied that # be was MT
successful in taking rsh at tae Lakes.
she had not any objections 10 LIS arog1-
t0c hiuc ~ her.
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THE TRIBUNE.
I. h. Palmer. Esq.,.

Is our only authorized Agent 10 receive Subscrip-
lions and Advertising in New York Boston and
Philadelphia. Contracts made with him will BE
recognized by Us His Oiice in Boston Is in
>colavs building. Court St.--in New YORK. Tri-
bune buildings, ana in Philadelphia, \. ~. corner
3rd and Chestnut srs.---at each Of the above Off
ces lie Of the If.buue may be seen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

What = glorious word THIS would be,
# al as inhabitants could say, with ShEk-
spesre's Shepherd SIR. | an true ID
borer, 7 cara tlas get get that / wear,
oEe 30 man hate. eury no msns happI
ness glad Of o'aer 24ss.' .s5-a ,---eoDi-1s
pisa al, fa~a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Ioe -E...as ii .'ferico.--l.r .rliers to ti'e Plea
Y1"e state that tie Revolui,oG IS Nexican
speculation ~ lhe b3-t.n,. ai-aough Do lucon-
siderable uuH,her q Texan Ringers. jpcenry
aiS'a id'''. ami VIA uo1aiag 20 DO. have oin-
ed the regeial.ool~t~. THe i.,opie of Browns
vile seen c0ndceht oi The success ot Carava-
iai.
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7ecugS oe GJ0e Ggd5Oomg

To village subscribers y "
To otiice and mail subscribers, D.
r. less time than one year, IN the sarae
f'YF ~ payment TO be made IN -4ara''ee.
Single copies, i've cents.
NJ Produce Of all kinds, received On sub
.criDtion ar the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

DaowSED.--A most melancholy case Of
drowning occurred at this place during the
severe gale on Mond iy night 4 young man
named William Snyder. in the employ Of the
Schooner Convoy. was the unfortunate victim
under the following circumstances His yes
sci was 1T anchor at the mouth Of the river
waiting for the very heavy sea. which was
running At The time, 10 subsije. William
had an crrani on shore, and in comp iny with
Geo. Humphrey and another shipmate, set
out ia the vessel yawi A they were nea =
ing the shofei1 the vicinity oilhe ligh; house
a heavy sea capsized the boat. George aud
the other LAD were thrown by the swell into
Shoal water, but nothing was seen Of ii!iam
until Tuesday morning, when his body was
picked up mile below the village near the
mouth nj the Li,tle Manilowoc Ri5er.-Man-
itowoc Herald.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Hott'e dfstruyea by -Hefe9r.-Ih4 English
Haprrs stale that house 10 ~ Nestninjs ~ s..
London belonging to carver and guiider.
was SET oa ire aud nearly bestowed by d inr-
ie'f, Which descended upon lAe root in the
shape ot bail of 6re
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

We see i stated taat the Tobacco crop Of
THIS year now about closing, has eacee5ed
th1 of the year preceding nearly 2f000
Ahds, and tia; The crop q the cofaiuz year
" iii exceed that Il lao present year 5000
f,~az
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

DErLorABLE-At 0ttumwa. Iowa. ora
tie I1th ins., Nr Balstou was married
to Miss Woods In the evening. a con-
pauy assembled to cl0rtraJi them. Rails
tom aud his fatuer-iu-iaw came OUT ana
threw stones When q pistol was djschas-
ced. aud tLe former was shot through tie
LearL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

HUNGARY. .-Ine degastqtisn ~ TY1r.--In
Hungary, which contains d native Dopulatloa
of 9.659.I5l sout<, there are a. the present
moment 1888 more widows than bereavsd
hanaands-one sad consequence Of war;
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Lasz Superior -5l-r.-First snow storm
al the Sault. took place ca lhs I'D Ull.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Cuban Inra8ers.-Some Of the Cuban ;nve-
5ers had rescbe5 Spain on gbe loth inst. l. j.
supposed that rhey would Le ite--se. 4. t..r
sccouchmeui of The Quesn.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

The kenosha Telegraph urges the mer-
chants of that place TO contribute $4,000 in
sums Of Sl00 each ta establish steam -four
ing mill in that city.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
New ork. Oct. %.

The St-em>hip " iad,ie,3 Scott arri sed this
morning "iih New Orleans papers to the 22d,
aEd S@J 00O iu specie.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Snow fe, 30 ;he depth oi siz iuchss ia
Te8musan. tsG14-2 C11nsT, oasc, 90 Sunday