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NH Is GODDIN & APPERsON, Auctrs.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

HIIOADII1 NV M II hTIoI-
DENCE ON CHURCH HILL, ON 9TH, BE.
TWEEN Ola YAND MARSHALL SHEETS FOR
GALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on THURS.
LAY, the 9th day of April, 1855. on the premises
commencing at At O'Clock, p M that very excellent
orick dwelling, situated as above, now owned and
Occupied by Mr.. James A. Goddn. The lot fronts
90 feet and runs back 1872 fest The dwelling is in
good order and 10 sufficient for the accommodation
OF moderate sized family. 1t il insured In the Mu.
tuai Assurance Society for $1,000
After which, will be sold the adjoining framed ten.
en- ement now In the occupancy of Rev Reub Ford
he TOT fronts 65 feet, back 1872 feet 1t will be
alvicso 80 as to sell the dwelling with about IS feet
2 rooms besides basement and new kitcben in rear
eaait OF brick The buildings are also insured in the
II" T assurance Society for about %, 500
81 BINS: One-fourth cash; balance at 4 and u mos
or ne go.able notes, interest added secured by
or .h or title retained The and insurance
p'esent year TO be paid BY the purchasers.
p GODD1N l. APPERSON Aucts
of At piece of property will be disposed
Pii'oso sdie m
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EOR HALE.-A lot Of OLD BRICKS.
Il Appiy'st THE ofies. nah ~
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By ALEXANDRA MOTT

| THIS DAY. $500
aga By ALEXANDRA MOTT =
TURNrTURE, 60. At sAucrrnr =.
49,. wih be cold on TUESDAY. nth issssas Iff0
4 large ut Of rev and second hsDd Bo~ssao,s -
N son.. snsrssiAs general vasisty
ALso-An invoice Of CIothiss DRY ooods .sx
soDab1. aSticIer. 80 - - 1'''' - :
ALSO lot Of Croeksry. GLASS wSs, Chin. ssS
ALs6-s bbls No 1 Herrins, bsst etss chm. !.
payne Wine. II boxes Tobscco 5000 Principe Ci :
ssrs large mahogany Show Case. $3.50 Iss@fei.
NIB ~ ALEX, MOTT. Aset.,
BY GODDIN & APPERsoNI = q -
TX BUILDING LOTS ON CARR1NG-
S T0h. vENABLE AND 2srH sTs, FOR
afternoon, the 9TH March, 1855, on the premises.
commencing at O'Clock. In the order advertised, s
very handsome Building Lots ON Carl gtop rect
near the residence of Mr.. - Matthew'S and adj.
joining the house now being QUILT BY Mr. Hugh "a.
gan, each fronting so feet running back l65 feet
and are most beautifully located for private dwell
ings, as they command handsome view OF the riyer
and the lower and upper psst of the city, sEd the
surrounding country. M sl-E5 r''s.1a 81
AS, five Lots. Of the same size. immsdistsly In.
rear. fronting ON Venable street. .4,
, After which, win be sold five Building Lots on
East line OF 18th street. between and stresta
eacn iIonting So feet. running back 132 feetax a.
r. IEAMs.-One third cash balance ct 4 and 8 mos.
nesotiabie notes, interest added and title re-.
sent an s,e note is paid The taxes for the pre-
'e nj year ga 70 be paid By the purchaser yg1 q
no ~ GODDIN ApPERH0N ksafs
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VLOTHING FOR COUNTRY TRADE

4 tLUTHING FOX COUNTRY TkADE
~ II have now In ,tore of my own manufacture
large and varied assortment of Clothing suited to
unity trade, hch call tn attention of MERCK
ants AS Manufacture ny own clothing and sell for
cash. enables me to sell as low any hous. in this
country. a. LEVY,
50 Msin street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
NH 81 Sign Of thu Red Coat.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BOTTLlNG ESTABLIsHMENT-It set
tied fact that the only genuine article of BottIsa
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up BY NJ Me.
CORMACK CO., who fatter themselves that thew
are able TO compete with any mandatory, either
North or South having been engaged in the busne
for seven years past. =
70 avoid imposition, be sure to call for M. McCOR
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. b; All orders, either from city or country
promptly attended to.
Soda ater, Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
Of the city daily
Aiipersens having our bottles will please return
them immediately. NJ. MCCORMICK l. CO.,
&C 14-ts No 500 BROAD II
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y OARDING.-MRS MCNAMARA has
- still unoceupied ROOMS, which she would be
glso 10 have filled Her residence ia on Main be-
tween I'd and Srd streets
DAY BOARDERs taken reasonable terms
NH x7-5ts
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AUCTION eALEs..
20 BAE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN q APPER6ON.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
ING ON CANAL OPPOSITE TO TRCDT-
GAR fAON WORKS, FOR SALE AT AITCTION.
viii be sold on TUESDAY afternoon. the IDfb Of
April. 1885, on the premises, commencing at a o.
clock, thst excellent Grocery Stand and DweIjips
on the mersiB of the Canal. opposite the Trsdeaar
iron Works. late In the occupancy OF Mr.. VIM. q.
Brown. at rent Of $500 per sanum. The 10. has :
'front.' on the Canal Of lao feetsr
Teams: oae-ffth cash, bslauee at A. 9. IL and 1s
,ontna Tor ne Notable notes. interest added secured
~ trust deed The taxes for the present year 10
Dc paid BY the purchaser
nhm GODDlN l. APPERsoN.
Aucts.
VEkY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
an . ppIEMCE ON MAIN AND 9Th Sr FOR SALE
81 oGlios;-Will be sold ON MONDAY the
ny aay on Apri, 1855, the premises commeneine
=. u cioek r. M. that very valuable nr,vate dvaI
ing new IN the Occupancy Of DR. Al n Merit
at tne corner OF Main and 9Th streets III. awsiiin.
mas Ten rooms loesidss sub cearl With ,h,s. &C.
porch ID rear, including kitchen with yonms Thss
Whoie premises are in neat order the bonss. -;
osen built within the last three years The Iarstio
OF tine property is justly regarded a. anons the a.t
dehfabie IN the city, whether for the rosrehsnI ~
the professional gentleman. 1t 10 only about Ave
minutes walk from all che places of bu,ineaa Tarms
LON cash. balance at 8 6, and IL months for
table notes interest added secured by trust aead
OF title retained The taxes and insurance for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser Possession
can be had in a short time.
GnnnIN
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TXTHITE MERCER POTATOE0-
w ire received supply Of these superior Pota
toes for piautins or the tshie.. aAAs
NH IS st kA0LAND 4 660r3fER,
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Ok BBLS. CT A X FL X d CIDER
81 VINEGAR-Just received and for sale BY
RAWLINGS l. MILLER,
NH n Corne r Cary and Pearl SITS.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS now in
~ store and for sale by
NH 81 BRIDsFORDA CO
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TIMOTHY SEED.--For sale, 80 busheI,
l. nice Timothy Seed, well cleansed Apply to
PETERS, MARTIN co.
NH 26-d2tclt Corner 18th and Cary str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

TwEEDLEDUM AND TwEEDLEDEE.-In spite OF
our public laws and the officers of the govern
ment, one after another we hear of vessels
sailing from our shores for Nova Scotia with
recruits for the Allies in the Crimea. On the
other hand, the vigilance of the administration
in suppressing Kinney expeditions to Nicara>
qua, and liberating enterprises to Cuba, COM
mands the active energies of all the legal and
naval forces CT the United States. Why is
this? Does Marcy sympathize with the Allies
against Russia, and in favor Of the Africaaiza
ton Of Cuba, or how2 1t is very evident there
is some free soil crotchet in his head Ia refer
ence to the chances of the next Dem ,cratic
National Convention. Let the Russian Minister
call at the State Department for an explaua.
ticn.
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RACHEL rs CONNECTIVE are glad to learn thst Made
moselie Rachel the grsa French actress has settled ALI
her difficulties with the French government theres
no longer any official opposition against her coming to
this country. ehs will be preceded by her brother and
agent, n. Raphael Felix who win arrive hers early In
August. Nile Rachel win arrive about the middle Of
the same MONTH and IL is intended that she sha make
her debut upon the American stage Monday, the Sd
day Of September n. FslA win bring fa French
company for both tragedy and comedy. The advent of
Mile Rachel inthis country is an important affair." both
for the public and for the American actors The perform
Of the French actors win open new school for
public tase and artistio effort.
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CLERGYMEN AMONG THE LoAFERs,
think that the preaching Of the Gospel is very
much overdoDe, or that religion has fallen be-
low par, from the numbers of clergymen that
are dropping in among the orators at our pc.
lilical meetings, especially in the discussion of
the virtues of liquor prohibition, and cold
water upon compulsion. Why don't these rev.
erend gentlemen join the Carson League at
once, and share some OF the profits OF it's spies
and informers? According to the decree of
Mayor Wood, there will be plenty Of work for
them all
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KITCHEN CABINET ARRANGEMENTs.-A short
time ago the Concord Patriot. Mr.. Pierce's
home organ, put forth the name of Col. Greene
of the Boston Post, as the man that would most
likely be appointed successor to Mr.. Buchanan,
as our Minister to England, You tickle me,
and tickle you" Accordingly, Col. Greene
dominates Mr.. Pierce as the proper democratic
candidate for 1856. Well If the remains Of
the Pierce democracy can re-elect their man,
we promise Col Greene and he Kitchen Cabi-
net that he shall go to England. A bargains
Q bargain.
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pgrsss, or in accor dance With the provisions

tons in Congress- or in accordance With the provisions
ef the constitution.
This is the cream of the Philadelphia national
platform II is diffosing itself. With such
leaven at work already in Massachusetts,, there
win surely be found enough elsewhere in the
North to "leaven the whole lump" No doubt
the anti-slavery intractables, demagogues and
fanatics will be sloughed off; but the camp
will be thereby purified, and sound and
healthy, powerful and homogeneous national
party will be the result. The lesven is work.
ing, and the bread sill be ready for baking by
the time the oven is hot. Keep up the fire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

THE New ENGLAND Know NorHrNas-A
MOVEMENT IN THE RIGHT DIREcrIoN-The con-
servatives, or Union men, among the Know No
things Of Boston and its neighborhood, have
abandoned the Seward coalition principles and
projects of Senator Wilson Il Co., and have
fallen back upon good stiff national platform,
in which we find the following sticks of solid
olive oak" TIMBER
III-Ibe maintenance Of the Union Of these United
States as the paramount political good or TO the
language OF Washington "the primary object Of patri-
otto dere and oppoAtion to all attempts to weaken or
subvert IL.
Iv.-Obedience 10 the constitution Of these United
Satss the supreme law OF the land sacredly obga.
all doubtful disputed points II may only be legally
sfcertained and expcunded By the judicial power OF the
United States.
v-Ibe full recognition Of the rights Of the several
States and reserved In the constitution and
reful avoidance BY tbs general Of all in
terftIence with their rights by legislative action.
Mi -1he American party having arisen the ruins
cratic parties canrot be held In any responsl
be for the obnoxious acts violated pledges Of either
that The systematic agitation OF the slavery question by
those parties has elevated sectional hostility into posi-
tive element OF political power and brought intf
tutors into peril that a. experience has shswn IL i'm.
possible to reconcile opinions extreme those which
epsr the dsputan each State must possess the I'M
does not epcroach the constitutional rights
II other States, aud systematic or organised action
relation to local institutions Of other States should be
had except through the voice Of our respective deega-
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ITALIAN 0PFRA-AcADENY OF Musrc.-Ths per form ance
Of "Besaro, announced for last night, was postponed
account Of the indsposhon Of oas Of the artists
We hope soon to have the pleasure Of hsarng the
terror, sgnor Rosetu This evening sDon Giovanni" is
announced for the benefit of signor Nitrate nms Sled
enbers takes the part originally assigned ssnora Fer
rafi
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From Cincinnati.
cRlNNALTrY OF TWO oIrIzENs-cELKBRArIoN or

CINCINNATI, June IS, 1855.
Jonathan D. Broadwen aud DR.. Grant, both very pro-
nnent citizens and very respectfully connected,
to-day convicted IN the pol court OF ADD 1erDg and
seducing young girl hat had been bound ont to q
farmer Oxford in this State, by the directors OF
the House Of Refuge Broad veil was fined 500 an
sentenced TO ten days imprisonment, and Grant was
fined $50 and twenty dsys imprisonment.
large meet ting held In Fifth street, Market
space to-day for the purpose OF making arrange meats
to celebrate the Fourth OF July without distinction OF
party, sect, or nativity.
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ELECTION or Judxes in Conns cticut,

HARTFORD Ct june rs, 1885.
The House has just elected part four judges Of
the Superior Count. Two Of the regularly nominated
Know Nothing candidates defeated viz
button and Charles McCuroy la.e Minister to Austris
The successful men loren p Waldo, DEM, at
present Commissioner of Patents; Oregon s. Seymour
dem, late member Of Congress Thomas Buter, late
N. c.; and John d. Park of Norwich, member Of the
Legislature. The two last were the Know Nothing
nominees.
Tho County Court has been abolished.
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MILLION, Pa, june 20, 1856.
The locomotive Of the passenger train from Niagara
was thrown Oh the track three miles above Milton yes
terday In consequence Of land sde and turning
and down smbankment twenty feet rishted itself in
the canal The engineer fireman md passenger were
carried down with the locomo i've, but escaped injury
The baggage car smashed and passenger car In
ured but saved from following the locomotive BY
the breaking OF the coupling.
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PHILApELPHIA STOCK oIRD.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1856.
Our money market continues quiet and easy. Stocks
steady with saes 81 the following rates: Reading
Railroad, fA; Morris Canal, 14x Long Island Rail.
road Tx Pennsylvania Railroad, 452s; Pensylyana
State fves, co.
0swEao, June 90, 1855.
Recepts-Flour, 1850 bills; wheat, 0, $50 bushels;
corn 900 bushels The market for -four is unchang
3D. with limited business at previous rates. Wheat
saee 10 day 9oc0 bushels upper Lake private terms
CoIn--salee IL 900 bushels at e2c. from store
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BAIAAM's Ass OPENING Hrs MoUTH.-Thurlow
Weed, for the first time, and probably the last,
has declared that George Law is candidate
for the Presidency but that he is only the
Hindoo candidate. The venerable ass OF Ba
laam, after good deal of bslaboring, spoke
out upon one occasion, and then he lapsed again
into bray ing. Such are the condolences of his
tory.
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Marine Affairs.

For LwERPooL-T steamship Atlantic, CT ot West,
sails at to-day for Liverpool She win carry about
$50 passengers and $1,000 In specie.
TIE STEAMER ERrcssos AGAIN sEKS.-cap. Blejsa, OF
the Bremen ship D. II wayen, arrived yestsrisy fcon
Bremen spoke the steamship Ericsson hencs for H,vre
on the 10th inst, in lat Al go Ion. 90 30, atforty
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NEW YORK HKRALD-EDTTIoN FOR EUROPE.
The Collins mail steamship Atlantic, Capt West, WIN
leave this port to day, at noon, for Liverpool
rhe European mails will close In this city at half past
ten O'Clock this morning.
rm HERALD (printsd in English and French) will b
psbhsbed at ten O'Clock In the morning Single copies
in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
the NEW YORK HERALD win be received at the following
plaoee In Europe
ILvERfooI. John Hunter No IL Exchange street, East
LONDON. -. SANFORD 4 Co, No. II Cornhin.
4" VIM. Thomas Co., No. 10 CStharine street.
PAals.. Livingston, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
The contents Of the European edition OF the HERALD
viii embrace the received by mail and telegraph
the Office during the previous week. and to the hour Of
publication.
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soN-The democratic soft shells up at Albany
are very much concerned in relation to the
question whether Daniel S. Dickinson has or
has not gone over to the Know Nothings. The
softs may make themselves easy upon the
subject Whatever may come to pass, they
win probably not be troubled with the COM
papy, hereafter, of either Mr.. Dickinson or
the harda. We presume that he is no more
Know Nothing than Gen. Cass; but it is very
natural that, looking to the peace of the coun-
try, both these old conservatives should prefer
the alive Oak" platform Of the Know Nothings,
to the shattered and leaky free soil hulk Of the
Pierce democracy. Let the Albany soft shells
prepare for the worst.
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T III e L A T e 8 T N E w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.

Interesting from Washington.
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRAkCE-THE DILLON CASE
WILL THE ADMINISTRATION BACK owN?-NEw
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.
WARRINGTON, June 20, 1885,
Since my communication Of yesterday have been
enabled to obtain specific information regard
ing the purport of Mr. Mssons last dispatches to the
government 1t appears that the diplomatic correspon-
cence which has taken place between Minister at
Paris and Count Waewsk has relation principally to
the unsettled difficulty existing between this country
and France in connection with the arrest Of NJ Dillon
the French Consul at San Francisco Count Walewsti
it seems still insists upon the original redress demsnd
ed by his government Of saluting with salvo
of one hundred guns the Copsuls flag rhe President
General Davis, and some other members Of the admins
traitor opposed to this concession bspg made but
Marcy is in favor Of it. He quotes In support o. his
opinion the president established in the Of
Spanish Consul at New Orleans, although confess
cannot much analogy between the two cases. Some
discussions and alterations have taken place in
the Cabinet the subject; but IL Marcy remains fr
General Pierce WILL usual beat retreat 1t will be
shameful IL, in the OF person like Dillon, who,
1t alleged connived at he did not directly assist
violation Of laws, the government should consent
to make concession which will be taken ackno VI
edgment of his innocence.
am informed that successor to Dudley Mann In the
State department has at last been found Gen. j. Add
Thomas of New York, is the man. Although he is
in Paris with his family he may be considered the
Assistant Secretary of Stats Gen. Thomas once in
tbs army and in favor Of the election OF General
Taylor in ls48. he the American Consul attached
to the Board Of Claims sitting lastear in London in
adjudication the save cases, for which service Con
gress paid him 312, 900 by special appropriation.
ILLNKfS OF Mr.. ELLIS AND Mr.. BAYLY ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1866.
William Burwel Of Virginia, will supply the ascs Of
Mr.. Ellis, editor of the American Organ during the
temporary absence OF Nj on account Of i'll health
Tie Collector Of New YORK been directed to give
clearance to the kinney STEAMER provided the law Is
complied with.
Mr. Bayly, Of Virgins is represented to be in very
bad health, from over exerop in the late oaign
The Secretary of War has returned.
Great efforts being made save Mr.. Wilson, Com
missioner of the Land Office, from being removed
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Condition OF Lsavenwo. Oh, the DuelIlst.

NIAGARA N. Y, June IS, 1885.
Teavenworth, who wounded In the duel With
Breckenridge, has been removed TO this place. and in
getting well be expected. There Is no pre-
rent appearance Of modification Of the wounds nor any
present fear OF life limb The bail passed close to the
femoral artery without wounding IT, and fractured the
bone Of the thigh, which fracture has not yet been
vadr
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Mr.. FORD, OF ONO, AT THE PHILADELPHIA
Know NoTHING CoUNcn.-A BOGUS SPEEcH.-
The Seward organs are publishing what pur-
ports to be ga correct report OF the speech
which Capt. Ford, of Ohio, delivered at the
Philadelphia Know Nothing Convention +" AS
far as the report is concerned, it would do ere.
dit in their peculiar line of intense run-mad ao-
olitionism, to Lloyd Garrison or Theodore Par
ker. But we undertake to say that this report
ed speech is bogus affair-shat no such speech
was delivered in the Philadelphia Council, and
that somebody has thus been making catspaw
Of Captain Ford, with or without his knowledge
and consent. After the adjournment of the
Philadelphia Council, Captain Ford came over
here to New York, and very distinctly declared
his party still to be the Know Nothings. ALI
he wanted was little proviso to help on the
cause in the free soil districts of Ohio. Wha,
says Captain Ford? Has he consented to this
report of his Philadelphia speech, or has some
designing tool Of Seward palmed it off upon
him at a venture?
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Lake Navigation.

UKWbGU, June 70, 1905,
The Canada. the arst Of the great Western railway
,.esmtrs arrived this morning from Hamilton and To
ronto She was received by salute Of one hundred
orus rom Fort Ontario and like number from the cut.
fer
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New HoD,psh,r., f.epIsIn.ure.

CONCORD, N H., jane 20, 1855
In ths House to day. addresses for the removal Of
Joshua Atwood Sheriff of Hlsooro county and Adju-
tsn General Wsdlegh passed By large majorites
Mr. Tappan Of Bradford. gave notice that he should
rhoItly introduce personal liberty bill.
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Case or the British Brig BafYalo.

BosroS, June 20, 1856.
The British brig Buffalo is still detained at Holmes
Hole, under charge Of the cutter James Camp
bell and officers have been despatched by the United
States Marshal Of this city to investigate the complaint
Of the passengers board who aege they have bsen
kidnapped for the in the Crimes instead OF hired
% by agreement, to work railroads In Nova Scotia
The investigation may occupy several days.
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ALBANY, June &c, 1855.
At tbs evening session of the Court Of Appeals Nos
6b ard rs struck off No. 49, Judgment reversed
by default. 3. On srgumeot
Calendar for 27th-l2, a. TO- 49, 49, 81, So 81 So 81