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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
For the National Era.
WANTED.
BY CAROLINE A. BRIGGS.


Wantcd-a heart that is brave, firm, heroic,
Midway in station twixt weeper and stole;
Wanted-a purpose, an aim, an endesvor;
Wanted-an end that shall fail me not-never!
Wanted-an influence wide rs the evil
sown on this earth or by man or by devil
Wanted-a voice that shall sweep through the ages
pealiug alarums wherever sin RACES
wanted-a power half allied to divinity
Wisdom. Truth, Utterance-a glorious trinity
Wisdom. to alter, to shape, and to guide me-
Truth. to fall back on, whatever betide me
Utterance to thunder like Thors mighty hammer,
speaking god through the desperate clamor
Wanted-to live-not in stone or in story
Live in true teachings kinglier glory.
Live though the mortal that cogged me and cum
bered,
Long meath the clod of the valley has slumbcred;
Live, though my name shall be lost and forgotten;
Live in great thoughts that my life has begotten;
Live whoresoevor Truth struggles victorious
Wanted, sHch lfe--than an angels more glorious;
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RECEIPT FOR HAPPY HoME-Six things
says Hamilton, are requisite to create "happy
home" Integrity must be the architect, and
tidne~ the upholstsrer. II must be warmed
by affection, and lighted up with cheerfulness
and industry must be the ventilator, renewing
the atmosphere and bringing in fresh salubrity
day by day; while over all, ms a protecting
canopy and glory nothing will suffice except
the blessing Of God.
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A SMILE APT, BUT NOT EXACTLY INTEND
ED.-A Roman Catholic priest, some time since,
in Germany, on entering the pulpit took wal
nut into il He told his hearers that the she'll
wss tssteleas and valueless--that was Calvin's
church The skin was nauseous disagreeable,
and worthless-that wss the Lutheran church.
He then said that he would show them the Holy
Apostolic church. lie cracked the nut, ana
found It rotten. Nonpaysii
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For the National Era.
MON oMyfs NoRJARn.
over tue o'ackness oil my mar
ZONES tue uost oil age ana care
oueaks oi siNer lntert"ine
p,onbo,s oe ,ho e. -
or,ho srv;,,I,, .or,;,., a..
whou sh.,i 81 ara. e.. H.,
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oh surprising All we kho"
or OF good or pure below
Non 0mH'S mor'dT
III.
Shadows. I know not how or why.
Day by day creep DER mine eve;
And the FIRE that once was hid
Underneath the dreaming lid
Or Inv stronv smot;on xrougbt
Flashed the lightning of NV thought
CLEANS hut seldom now and family
Even the monday seemeth dim.
Hills. bv brightest sunshine kissed
Swell beneath n robe of mist
Or in shimmering yapor swim
And the trees, by twos and threes
Deity shaken by the breeze,
Waltz to music, slowly, quantity
All this treason Of the eve!
Whence is it, or how, or why
Tells it not that night is nigh?
The still night, unstirred by breath
a. -,
", -.
III.
A ouck coming weariness
When with laggsrd pace tread
Olden maths. whore once. AS feet
As tho roe, sprang to greet
The morn dawning dim and red,
Now doth every limb oppress-
YEARLY thew follow still
The slow motions of my will
Wearily-but soon give DER:
Youth with 1.-the and supple theys
Passed. as pass the morning dews-
Vanished youth returns no more!
Now T tread the solemn shore
OF that sea whose yastitude
Morta, eve hath never viewed,
Never mariner did explore;
And IL, Humorous orean-rolI
Pours It's anthem on my SOUL
Win many-voiced refrain
hearu asaih-agaih-aga'h
NO" o""'s mo''0'
~
A.noa ,ho, ho,a. ,ho or.ss
A., h.oo,h tho, .,.;n. ,h. elias.
A, r. ,,,,,,,;,,,,. ao.,,ou mis-,
~ ,ha s.rv;d snnho.n, Used
A. no noa.ont % = arosn
- e .,.o,,
Az IN. bons IN M ,,or;sos
v,,h 49,, ii "a. ,;..
A. IN woman. faith tho tr,st
With -, ho,r ms, d..h - ans,
A.,ho r.,,,ro ,.h,oh :. .oot..,
A. vh.,.var ,h;r, :. eo.,o.,
r,s, IL, all ,h., !, horr
From, tho world NJ law or sorrow
All n.,,, oore;c,s oar
Passes and is known no moro
N.v ono hons ,ouains 10 bsr
Tba dosnair TINT else would gloom
ovar ,ha nor,.,. of N. ,omh
" Non ou,u;, ,uo,io,,p
Speak kindly of him-he is dead "
Something that doth appertain
To throbbinp heart and thinking brain,
Shall, when I have passed. rcmain-
The memory of some sweet thought,
Or good decd In Kindness wrought
Verse of mine, perchanco, impressed
With the love that fills my breast,
Or its wa and wild unrest,
Shall, enshrincd in some fond heart,
OF lie very life a part,
Live on. and with sweet eonstraini,
Hold II to my memory
Tins Il shall not wholly die"
Then, Soul let nor pain, nor fear,
Nor tho wrong that shadows life,
Nor hate with which thou art Mt strifs.
Claim the tribute of tear,
Or tho language of complaint
Henceforth, nought thy peace should mar
Deeper than thy fears or woes
Sinks the spirit of repose,
When triumphant Faith can cry.
"From Death wrest the victory,
Non on,nis moyior,'
y,
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s"I shall not wholly die IAN exclamation Of the
Latin poet, HORACE.
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As the dew that bends the grass,
Az the breath that stains the glass,
As the morning 9 floating mist
BY the fervid sunbeam kissed,
As the pageant of dream,
As the lapsing Of stream,
As the hope that glorifes
Youth, and with its day spring dies,
As, in woman's faith, the trust
Which an hour must dash to dust,
As the rapture which is sweetest,
As whatever thing is fleetest,
Life, with oil that II can borrow
From the world Of joy or sorrow,
All its petty conflicts DER,
Passes, and is known no more
Nay, one hope remains to bar
The despair that else would gloom
Over the portals of the tomb
Non omRis mmiart -
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DISCONTINUED.

North Clymer. Chautauque county, New York.
West Fork, Washington county, Arkansas.
Hindman's Hill. Coffee county, Tennessee.
Black Hawk, Holt county, Missouri.
Mount Meridian, Pulaski county. Missouri.
Webster, Alamachee county, Iowa.
Frontera, Socorro county, New Mexico.
San Elizario. Socorro county, New Mexico.
socorro, Socerro county, New Mexico.
NAMEs CHANGED.
Lairdsville. Lycoming county, Pennsylvania-
ma me changed to "Funstonvie."
Elleroy, Stephenson county, Illinois-name
changed to "New Erin
Tom Corwin, Allamachee county, Iowa--name
changed to Bunker Hill"
Central Springs, Harrison county, Texas-name
changed to "Cooksville," (Caddo parish. La.)
Milford Mile, Prince William county, Virginia
name changed TO "Bristoe Station
Okahumka, Marion county, Florida-name
changed to "Adamsviile."
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PLANKROAD-WAsH ANDROCx
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY.

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS with tho
l. majority OF the Stockholders, have determined
to construct on this<urnpikea Plank Rood run pipr
from the city boundary Seventh street 20 the inc
OF the Districtand Montgomery county, MARYLAND.
and for that purpose will Issue stock TO the az
tent OF seven hundred and fifty shares, of f,rsrfs
dollars each, and have appointed the und rs;ened
to solicit and receive subscr pt ions to the ssme
Books are now open at our office for The nurro.e
Fire dollars on each share 10 to be paid AZ The tims
OF subscribing, and like amount eyerv sixtv
days until the whole ia paid
The advantages OF such read to the citv and
the property IN the Vicinity of the road. must be
apparent to all oonversant with its situation There
is put ittlo doubt that similar road will soon be
buil', connecting this road with Rockville and
brookvllie-thc last in the midst OF a fine agri-
cultural country; thus opening direct and easy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation Of the that and tho surround
ing country.
structcd throughout the country, and have eperv-
whsrs proved profitable investments, paying large
dividends TO the stoc kholders, besides IMPROVING
the value OF property near them, and greatly in
creasing the trade in the places through which
they psss.
considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed
Holders Of the old stock in the company are enti-
tied TO ore share of stock for every tco shares
OF the old, which will be issued to them surren-
der OF the old certificates. The road will pro-
baby be finished in less than twelve months and
rcndy for travel The cost will be lees than Z 49,
900. II ia thought il will pay dividend of not ess
than FIVE per cent. the drs year after II 10 finished
aud the dividends will steadily increase.
CHUBB, sCHENCK CO.,
August s-difu Bankers, opposite Treasury,
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The SHELLEY LErTKRs, recently published in
London by Moron, and reviewed at length in the
London Atte'a&um, have proved to be forgerics.
The discovery was made in quite accidental
manner. Mr.. Moxon had sent a copy Of the book
TO Mr.. Tennyson. During visit which Mr.. Pal
grave was paying TO Mr.. Tennyson, he dipped into
the Shelley volume, and lighted on letter written
from Florence to Godwin-the better part Of which
he at once recognised part Of an article Flor
ence. written for the Quarterly Rsr'etD, 20 far back
A. 1870, by bis father, Sir Francis Palgrave. He
lost no time, as we may suppose, in communicat-
ing his discovery to his father; and Sir Francis, a
ter comparing the printed letter with the printed
article, wrote Mt once to Mr.. Moxon, informing
him that the ctter-by whomsocver vritten-was
a 'crib" from article which he had written for
the Quarterly Rsvie1. Mr.. Moxon had bought them
at public sale at very high price
IN. Y. Epsptng Post.
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LITTkLL's LIVING AGE-No. 41I-~I2l cts.
coSrESrs.
!. Csrlyle's Life of John stcrling-Brai.. Quar-
feriy Revie,o.
2. Gu'zafi's Life of Taou- Kwang-Speetnto.
3. Foreign Refugees in England 7Smes.
4. Mormons-Morning Chronicle.
3. johnson Jex, the Learned Blac ksmith-Noy.
folk Necs.
6 Alfred Augustus Fry-Sun.
Z. The Two lsabels, by Mrs s. c. Hall-Sharps's
Magazine.
8. Nathaniel Hawthorne e,c Monthiv Maya
xins.
9 Life and Letters of Niebuhr-Rram,ney
10. Visit TO the Emr Of the Druscs, by the Cor.
respondent of tho Morning Chronicle.
ii. The late Eliot Warburton--D Dublin Univsrsifv
Maya zine.
IL. Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli--Atse-
10. My Travelling Companion CAnmberss Josr.
Ii. Poctical and Dramatic Works of Sir +. Bul.
wer Lytton- Eraminer.
10. Letters OF Percy Bysshe Shelly-Eramins
With Poetry, Short Articles. and Notices of New
Books.
Or Commencing new volume.
WAsHrSoroN. December 81. ls45.
Ofal the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country. this has appeared to to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed. the exposition only Of
the current literature OF the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes a portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
j. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO a year BY
+. LTTELL co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and a street.
Mar 22--dtw&wlw
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Terrible and Fatal Accident-Onc Rcfnstafcd-
Marine Disaster The Markets. &c.

Terrible and Fatal Accident Officer Reinstafcd--
Marine Disosfer-7he Mavkss. &c.
BALTIMORE, March 24-5 q. m.
terrible accident occurred in the vicinity of the
city last evening, resulting in the death of Mr..
James Scott of the captains of the city watch.
The deceased. in company with William H. Cowan,
esq., Of the Baltimore bar, and Others were out
. cunning expedition, when the gun in the hands
Of NJ. Cowan wss accidentally discharged, the
vhos load entering the back of Mr.. Scott, who
vas walking few PAGES in advance. He fell on
bis face, and In a few moments ceased TO live.
An order was received this morning, from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, 10 reinstate Mr.. Nor.
row, one Of the messurers In the custom house,
Who bad been removed by the collector for attend
ing meeting Of the Wing City Convention. called
10 take scton on certain charges made against the
Collector II IL understood, however, that sccreta
~ Corwin has justified Collector Kane in the course
he has pursued relative to retaining certain Demo
cratic clerks in HE Office, and declines 10 remove
him, AZ asked by the city convention.
letter from Hampton Roads states that the
berque Sunbeam. Of Boston, from Havana, with SUI
Vsrs and cigars. ran shore seven miles north OF
Assatcague Light on the night of the 18th, when
Captain Lincoln. with his wife and child, were
washed overheard and drowned. The crew we're
saved, but the vessel and cargo are total lose.
In the Baltimore markets this morning there
were Gales of $50 bbs Howard street -four At A O6
and 800 bbl-. City Mills at g. tie generally
81 cents. and Of white nj 81 90 81 or. Sales Of
white corn ut IS 81 cents, and Of yellow at 81 a
b7y cents. Oats 80 a rs cents. Whisky ~ cents,
with salcs.
SAILS at the baltimore Stock BOARD March a.
2oo0 Bait. and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867 $50
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BvaSiSo FLurp ACCIDENT On Saturday even
ing, at the bousc OF Mr. Z. r Leonard, Bow street,
Somerville, q fluid lamp fell from the hand of the
servant girl 70 tho floor, when she was instantly
enveloped in flames, her clothes having taken FIRE.
Mr.. Leonard succeeded in rcscuing her from dan
ger, but not until she considerably burned.
The girl in her fright rushed out Of DOORS and had
not Mr.. l.. been present would doubtless have re-
ceived very severe IL not fatal injury II 10 pass
ing strange that the nee Of so many dangerous
compounds for movable lamps 10 still practiced in
the community y Boston Tr0nseripf.
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GAM sLICK's YANKEE STORIES, | vol, with
~ illustrations; complete.
Philadelphia it s in 1852 being a correct
guide to all the Public Buildings, places Of Amuse
ment, &c; with epgravipRs and map OF the city
and its environe.
The Yankee Tea Party, or Boston in 1873, by
Henry G. Watson; Illustrated.
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Mar2S Booksellers, near 9TH
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ORA E ETS, BRACELETS. -Bogwood,
ID Musk, Kinloo, Agnthe and Jet Bracelets.
carved and scented, received by steamer Asia, are
now opening, with large assortment Of Fancy
Goods, viz:
Chinese Magic Fans, pearl and ivory handled
wood do.
Jet Comedians, Crosslets, Bracelets
Shawl Pins, Head Ornaments for Ladies
Silver oxide Port Monnaies
Bronze Thermometers, Portable Alarm Clocks
Card Baskets, Leather Travelling Bags .
Etruscan Vases, Solid Silver chased Card Cases
Portable Sheldon Escritoires
Silver Dccanter Labels
Superior assortment of Shell Eye Glasses
Rocco Gloves, Shawl, Hat, and Book Boxes
Ladies' Agate Vest Buttons
Ural and enamelled Links, Fancy Hair Pins
Jet Necklace. large lot Of Rodgers Scissors and
other Cutlery
New style Ladies' Purses
And another case of Lubin's Extracts, all new
perfume.
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c,
Under Browns Hotel.
One case of Joseph Ant. Farina will be opened
to-day. Mar 24-3tif
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UPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SC.
WILLIAM II. PRINCE CO.,

Flushing, NetU York,
OFFER. among other stock, TEN THOUSAND
" PEAR TREES, five to eight years grated,
OF extra large size, being Standards and Pyra
mids on Pear and Ounce, and TWELVE THOU
SAND CHERRIES. three to five years, and extra
large size, being Standards and Pyramids, the
latter on Mahaieb.
They guarantee these Trees to be greatly superior
to any usat can be found else,ohere.
Also, extra sized APPLES, OUNCES, and other
Fruit Trees, and immense stock of large Orna-
mental Trees Evergreens, sc.
The collection of ROSES and PEONIES is un.
rivalled.
Priced catalogues sent to postpaid applicants.
who enclose stamps. Mar 24-dlw
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Arrival Of the Brother Jonathan.
New YoRK, March 24.--The steamer Brother
Jonathan arrived last night from Chagres. San
Juan, and Kingston. She brings additional
news; che has eighty passengers, besides those in
the Storage. She passed the Ohio on the 18TH in
latitude Is She left at San Juan the Alabama, to
sail next day for New Orleans.
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nod LIVER OIL.-The use of Cod Liver Oil
" in all cases of coughs and chest diseases gen.
orally, has been attended with great success, and
the Oil is now regarded one OF the most valuable
articles in the whole Materia Medica. Bliss q Com
pound Cod Liver Oil Candy contains the medical
properties Of the Oil highly concentrated and COM
bined with other soothing and healthful ingredi-
ents, forming the most sure and pleasant specific
for throat and lung complaints now extant.
b. X. BLISS h HAVEN, Springfield, Massachu-
sets. sole Proprietors. For sale by
z. d. GILMAN, Druggist,
Mar 23-6t Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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NATIONAL MoSumEHT.-The Federal Council of
Switzerland has resolved to contribute piece Of
granite, from the valley Of Hablern, near Inter
lacken, to be inserted in the monument to Wash
inpton
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JUST RECEIVED,

NEW and elegant Spring Styles of Scarfs, Cra-
" watts, Stocks, Ties, Gloves of every descrip-
tion, Suspendes, Handkcrchiefs of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with a large supply
OF Gentlemen's Toilet articles, such as Lubin and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatums, Soaps,
and beet Farina Cologne; Brushes of every de-
scription; together with large and complete
assortment of Gentlcmen's Furnishing articles, all
OF the very best qualities, constantly on hand
and for sale at reasonable prices, at
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near Al street.
March %
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CHUBB, BROTHERS.

CHUBB, BROTHERS,
bankers and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
- rants. Foreign and Domestic Exchange. 49,
Drafts onIRELAND from e ] and upwards, pay bic
on demand, furnished in sums 20 suit.
Collections made, and Checks for sale all the
principal cities.
Government State, and other Stocks bought and
sold on commission.
Claims before the Departments promptly attended
to. Remittances made at lowest rates in New
York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore funds. de-
sired, for Notes or Drafts payable in the District,
Alexandria. Va, and other southern cities
Ranking House, opposite Treasury Department.
Mar lii Telegraph d2wl
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A M u s E NJ EN- rs
NATIONAL THEATRE.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25,

Will be presented the Comedy, in three acts,
written by Morris Barnett entitled the SERI-
Gus FAMILY Captain Murphy Mcguire, Mr..
COLLINS During the Comedy, Miss ANNIE
WALTERS, the favorite Danseuse, will perform
the celebrated Polka, with the other ladies and
gentlemen of the company. Overture by the Or
chestra. To conclude with the farce Of TEDDY
THE TILER. Teddy Mullowny. the Tier, with
the songs Of Widow Machree and Low backed Car,
Mr.. COLLINS.
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The Louisiana Legislature and Rossua..
New ORLKANs. March 2I.--Resolutions are be-
fore the Legislature denouncing Kossuth and his
doctrine of Intervention.
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WILLIAM HICKMAN, colored man, aged nine
ty four years, died in this city Tuesday. He
was waiter boy in the war of the Revolution. and
was at the battle of Yorktown. He fought under
Commodore Barney at Badensburg in the war Of
1912, and was there wounded
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DI ED,

DIED,
In this city, on Saturday morning, 10th instant
Mr.. JOSEPH DODDS, formerly Of Alexandria
Virginia, in the eighty fifth year Of bic age.
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Maine Liquor Lag in Pennsyluania.

HARRISBURG, March % In the Senate to-day
the bill to prohibit the manufacture and sale of in
toxicatng liquors was taken up. An amendment
was offered and adopted allowing the manufacture
and sale of sprituous, malt and vinous liquors in
quantities not less than thirty one gallons. the
nfacture to be directly from agricultural products
Another amendment adopted, referring the
bill to the people at the next general election. The
several sections were then agreed to; and the bill
was laid aside for the present. and ordered to be
printed
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NJ EW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE
N MEN,-The subscribers have just opened
full assortment of the latest styles Of French
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., adapted to the
wants of gentlemen for the approaching season,
among which they enumerate-
10 pieces extra superior black French Cloths
do medium quality do do
do supeS6ne blue do
do low-priced do do
is do fancy-colored French Cloths. embrac-
inga great variety Of beautiful shades
30 do new style Spring Cassimeres
10 do very fine black French Doeskins
% do very rich fancy Silk Vcstipgs
do very rich and heavy blk Satin Vcstings
80 do new style French Marseilles do
10 do very fine plain and figured white do
Also, great variety of Gloves, half Hose. Sus
Pcndeos, Cravats. Stocks, Silk, and Linen Cambria
Handkerchicfs, Silk and Gauxc Merino Under
shirts and Drawers, &C, to all of which the stten
ton OF those wishing to make their spring pur-
chases is respectfully invited.
Mar 23-4wif HOOE. BROTHER 4 co.
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PRIcEs OF ADMIssIoN.--Prvate Boxes, SIS; Dress
Circle and Parquette, so cents; Reserved Seats,
IS cents; Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle,
% cents; Third Tier, SO CENTS Colored Gallery,
25 cents. Mar 25