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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Bloody Riot in a Church.

4 Man SuoT.-At Smiley Corners. Fran
kiln county, Ohio, on Monday night, last
week, gentleman named Elijah Culp was
met ut the church yard gate 10y gang ofrow-
dies one of them asking at once if he carried
n revolver. CUP replied that he did, and at
the same time drawing one from his pockets
passed through the yard to the door: AZ he ar
rived there stones were thrown striking tho
door near him. he disappeared inside the
church whercu large congregation was as
sembled upon the occasion of religious SER
vices by Rev>. Dowly and Crook. Here he
was assaulted by John Scrimger and David
Smiley who knocked him down in the aisle
caught him by the hair and struck him five
or six blows in the face. They were parted,
Culp retrcated up the aisle towards the altar,
Brown followed him up; Culp drew reyolv-
er, and holding it in both hands fired, the
ball entering Browns right side and lodging
in the back near the spine. The wounded
man was carried to the residence Of Smiley,
his strp-father near by, and Culp was per-
suadcd to give up his revolver the citizens
plcdging themselves that he should not he
molrsted and the disgrac"!u riot here ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Virginia News,

The Orange Chronicle says:-''A gentle
man left at our office day or two since a
large tooth. which weighed five pounds. This
curiosity was found upon the land of Mr.. W
s. Newman, near this place, and is suppoS-
ed to he the tooth Of some animal, we Rho"
not what"
The post Office ut Melrose. Rockingham
Co. Va. has been re-establishrd. and Ellen
Chrisman appointed postmaster. At orAnge
SPRINGS. Ornnge county, Va. Ann Barnes Is
Amounted postmaster, Vice James I. Wool
folk. resigned.
Vim. r. sawyers. formerly of Richmond
and for many years compositor in the I'm
ouirer Office, but subsequently, of the New
York Tribune, died at Manchester, England.
ON Monday the 10th of january.
The Rev. John Long delivered lecture IN
Lynehburg on Sunday against Lager, and at
tributed the intellectual decay of the Ger
man race to the use of that liquid. This
Is the first we have heard Of any such decay.
Mrs. Richie acknowledges the receipt OF
Sil3 from the Masons of Va, and Sl6O from
the Mssons of Missouri. in behalf of the
Mount Vernon fund.
The late Mrs. +. B. Woodward, Of Gooch'
land county, Va, has beqaeathed $1,000 to
BAPTIST missions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Startling Proposition.

What will the respective Soycrcign> NH.
compose this Furnishing Union >av. +,
spect to the following extraordinary cyro',
cnt, which IL recommended 10y writer n d,
Washington States. for diScmharra>>iu, ,,
Government from its present financial ~,
blcs? That by the Dcpo>itc Actot l>.E
democratic measure, be- it remembered ..
real jackson stamp-tor Old Hickory a..
then at the head Of affairs, the surplus mil
lions then in the treasury were divided -.,
ably between the States. upon "a plclr.
their faith" to repay the sums thus hand.
over to them when required To do 80 Ey Il,
treasury department" &c, IL most true. lr,
this consideration will not much iiStre>, H..
parties who are implicated in this bushes.
Mr.. Asterisk. of the States. seems {, lry...
decidedly of the opinion that the AFORESAID
parties will. because they receiycdth none
in good faih, most assuredly restore !, 4,
equal good tdiM whenever it i, demanded
Now with all our respect for the hrnrilria-,..
of that magnificent partition. We will yrr.
ture 10 assert two things. and are Willing ,,
incur a forfeiture of whatever rcputatopf-
Judgment We possess. II We shall he mi>taker
First that requisition upon the States for.
return of the money in question will mat
mate .by the Secretary ofthr Treasury" AMI
secondly. that if it ever shall I've made. na,
dollar will be forthcoming underit.
Although OSteaSibiy the transaction W..
made To assume Il re-imbursablr rhararra-
vet il was well understood nj thu time tina,
was. in reality. division of the rich >urplu.
that was on hand, to be retaincdm prrpr,u
" by the recipient States. respectively
RterSJurg MhM4enc,r.
Here is the comm unication which h..
called forth these remarks:
RELIEF FOR THE TREAsURY.-Among d..
various modes proposed Ia meet the detcicnr,
in the treasury, and to provide aid 10 the "a.
riff to meet the current expenses Of the ..
ernment, until business is revived and d..
revenues from the tariff are increased. ".
have seen no proposition Ia resort 10 the rr-
visions of the Dcpositc act of ls36.
Under that act, understand, iO.0uuuM
was deposited with the several States on thc.g
pledge of faith to pay the said moneys ami
every part thereof, from time To time, whr..
ever the same shall be required 10y the Scrr,.
tary of the Treasury. for the purpose Of de-
fraying any wants of the treasury" AMI
that when said money, or any part thcrss.
shall be wanted by the said Secretary. 10
meet appropriations by law, the sun" siri'Ls
caiied for, in rateable proportions. Sc.
The States no doubt received this money
in good .taiM. and in equal good .tdM will re.
store it to the treasury whenever demanded
The money is required by the Secretary O..
the Treasury for the pIIrppsp uf lrlroyiu, d..
wants of the treasury Would il not. there.
fore, be better to call upon the States to r..
fund the necessary amount. than 10 make
any notifications or chang in the pr'>cr;
tariff?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
LAID Side.

On Monday night last a very heavy land
slide occurred at the deep cut, on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, through the North
Mountain, about eight miles this side of Mar.
tin.burg, OBTAINING the express train bound
Wosr for four or five hours. No personal
injury Was sustained, We understand that
the slide occurred within fifty feet Of the
watchman's box. On either side Of him, the
mountain towers up some hundred or hundred
and fifty feet, and is liable ut any time, in
the constant operations of nature, to topplc
over, and bury hun rnmbtri0nd 7SlegrdpM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
The Fugitive Slave Law.

Yesterday, boy named Philip Strickel-
more. who ran away from Il person III Phila-
dephia, to whom he was apprcnticed, was
arrested and brought before the Mayor. His
Honor declining to interfere, the boy was
handed over to Justice Welsh, who decided
he had no jurisdiction in the case, and advis-
ed that the boy be taken before Il United
States commissioner. To the commissioner.
the boy was sent. who decided that the fugi-
tive slave law had 10 application TO white
persons and thu boy was discharged. The
Institutional provision, under which the
law was framed declares that 'Ho person
held To service or labor. in one state under
the laws thereof, escaping into another, shall
in consequence ofany law orregu lation there
in. be discharged from such service or labor:
but shall be delivered up on claim of the
party to whom such service or labor may be
due. ~ J. Tom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND FAIRtAA =.
NNHIS well-known and POPl Lam a.,
i having undergone THORdiGH KLH'
TIOy and REFTRNLSHING, i. ~" 'Fen' :
everything complete. for the con'en,eaG's 80
commodation of BOAKDERS and IEA ~" III
re- The Proprietor has secured thu ~,
GEORGE l.. STEWART and san, ..
GREGORY, under whore joint ma.
pains will be spared to sustain IT, s.,.T,.
the HOUSE as FIRST cLiNA hnrrIT,
every respect. JAMh'
Al.,,nlri, Eeb,usry lsJg-lN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The steamer Baltimore, from Havana to
Baltimore. has successfully completed her
s-.t voyage. She brings along with valu-
able cargo of sugar, cigars &c. a variety Oh
fresh fruits and vegetables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
MARRIED.

On the 9th of July, 1858, by the Rev. a..
drew q. Carothers. Mr.. JOSEPH DARDEN. o.
Mrs EMILY +. HARNESS, both of Vas.
inptOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

CHEET MUSIC.-lpward. of 5000 PIECES
- OF MUSIC Oh hand. No mistake about it !.
l., has been counted No Use in going any further !.
Cheap a. you buy it from here to Canada
Also about twenty different kinds Of Church
Music Books G Tee Books. and Juvenile instructors
in Vocal Music. beside, lus!ructton Books for Ac-
cordcon, f!ut!nd. Banjo, Flute, CIaronct, Violin,
tiuitar. Mclodcon, COruci, Buglc, Sax Horn, and
more than dozen different sorts for the Piano,
Tboroughba,- Harmony. DC. Orders filled prompt
Is, aud postage paid MI sheet music to any part
Of rncIr Sam farm. This i, III. place for Music.
hh ) JOHN II. PARR0TT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The New York Express thinks. that as
things are now going. "the astonishing para
do. is likely to be exhibited, of MIR. Bnchan-
an becoming an Anti-Administrof'on man"
The question is, would the Opposition gain
much strength, by the accession of Mr.. bu-
chanan to its ranks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The Indian Appropriation bill has paSSeo
tho Senate, with amendments. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

A man named Kalher was shot IN MS
store, in Baltimore, by some one standing IN
an alley near the store. on Thursday morn
ING. The wound was not mortal. 1t Is
thought that the person who shot the pistol
mistook the man shot at, for brother. who
was witness against Peter Corrie. When
n few more of these rufians shall have been
hmm this kind of work will cease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

An ableaddress to the people Of Maryland.
has been issued in pamphlet form. in relation
to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, vindlea-
ting its present management, and opposing
.hs movements on foot. to ruin the Canal for
the sake of aggrandizing Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ;, 1859.

The response of the Secretary Of the Trca-
sury, to a resolution of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in regard to the probable amount
of revenue for the service of the Government
for the next fiscal year, was received in the
House of Representatives, on Thursday, and
is published in another column. He thinks
the receipts will be insufficient, unless many
objects of expenditure should be deferred.
He favors reissue for two years OF the
Treasury notes now out, and an abolition of
the franking privilege. He regrets the fail
ure of the bill for codifcation of the reve-
nue. laws. and other measures in connection
Herewith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The Agricultural Colleges bill has 'ee''
brought again before the Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The Baltimore Sun is urging the Maryland
Commissioners of Public Works to appoint
Directors of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
who will raise the tolls on the Canal. for the
benefit of Baltimore. The Sun thinks that
MARYLAND assisted in making the Canal
mainly because it was thought cross cut
would be made to Baltimore. But the cross
cut has not been and will not be made-but
why destroy the canal?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

| HAVE tried the gas-burncrs Of Mr. t".''
! ly, and, in my judgment. they are q ''
improvement, in respect both To the ch''" g
the light and its economy. has" h'd '"'~
,roduced into the War Department
JOHN Il. FLOYD. Secretary A" ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

COMMrNIcAIED.
Answer to Enigma in the Gazette of tie
your Church subscription.
EDGAR ". AND I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
DIED.

On the 3lst ultimo. at his residence in Wa,hn:
ton county. ID. G., with the consumption, WlLl.lN
MACABEE, in the 10th year of his age.
At his residence. in Fairfax county. Va on NJ.
day night, the 3lst ultimo, Mr.. WIN. HARkl>ul
in the 10Th year Of his age u
deceased was II very worthy and useful ri,iira
and his loss will be severely felt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

We have received the February numbers OF
tho American Farmer, and African Repos'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Some Subscribers to the Front Royal
Gazette having said in note, sending some
thing that they wanted published, that "they
had a right to demand its publication the
editor very quietly but very properly an
swers, "that his paper is his own property
and that he does not acknowledge thn right
of any subscriber to say what he is to put in
it." Suppose the renters of pew IN a
church were to tell the preacher that they
had rioht to demand of him to preach GER
tain things in his sermons! Would not every
body laugh at them? Where's the differ
ence2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

NCTICE.-Thc business heretofore conducted
~ under the frl. Of j. F. L l.. A. LARKIN,
will, from the lst of February he conducted under
the urn Of LARkIN & BRO,
}. 7. 4 L. \. LARxIS ruturn theiy thanks to
their friends aud the public, for the very liberal pat
ropage bestowed upon them and solicit contin-
uation Of the same for LARklN BRo.
feb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

DIRECTORS.
H. Huntington, Chas. Boswell, job Allyn.
Albert Day, Henry keney, John =. ira"
Jas. Goodwin, Calvin Day, Charles k."
limo. G. Allyn, Sec'y. II. Huntington. Pre-
c. c. Lyman, Asst. Sec'y. Vim. \. Bowers Aei'i.
This old and reliable Company. establishes u
nearly FIprr YEARS, continues To Insure agia'.
Loss or Damage by Fire. on Dwellings, War"h'-"'
Stores, Merchandise. Mill.. MANUFACTURES, anda .
other kinds of property, on its usual SHu'a''
terms.
Particular attention given Ia inSurns Farm D.
perty, consisting OF Dwellings, Barn, AMI
Buildings connected, and Furniture, Live 80"
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils. &c, &c, r"n''-
in the same. for term of three oT fSe Year ST.
rates Of premium.
Applications for Insurance may l." made 20
undersigned, The duiy nmboris'd ig''t'or Ai'''
dria and vicinity.
Losses equitably adjusted at tbis Ae"n', .
paid immediately, upon satisfactory proofs
funds current Ia me citics If N,T ... or B'
az the assured may prefer.
feb j-d3m A. JAMESON, Ag'ai
AvOTICE.-Mr. +. &. Hcnly, agent 'or tbs,'
~ of GLEAS0N'S PATENT Gas BJENth
can be scen at the Marshall House. ~her' " >
remain a short time 10 enable citI7cn' 10 P.
vide themselves with this valuable Invention
saving gas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
SINGING SCHOOL

MR.. b. +. DENNIS will commence =. m,
Nl Term in VOCAL MUSIC aud - -
TON OF THE VOICE. At the htI' r.. ~
corner of ROYAL and Duke streets. ~
Might, february 3d. at Z! o'c'ors r..
Those wishing to attend, all rurcaS.s
at the store of Entwisle & son, OF VI W
change Block. .av
The FIRST RUDIyESTs will bc 'u-T' :.
enable all 10 read Music. Price % |S''ry\l.
ian 2S--dtd u. r .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

on BBLS, No. Potomac lisrriDss
~ 50 " Eastern
Lot No. 3 Mackerel
1000 bushels Shorts aud Ship studs, FOR .als
by jan Is THOMAS PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The news from UTAH, by the telegraphic
dispatches, does not surprise us. Doubtless,
the course pursued by the government, has
been intended for the best-but after the
great preparation for suppressing the rebel
lion in Utah, quartering ofthe army near
Salt Lake City, and Proclamation of am
nesty to the traitors, did seem somewhat of
"a lame and impotent conclusion" An eN-
ample should have been made of some Of the
traitors. Our government must sometimes
show its authority at home as we'll as abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

on BAGS RIO COFFEE, just receive
~ .sle by .rxxyg,CGSh
des 20 PERRY 4 fhH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

As we stated yesterday, the committee on
Military Affairs, in the House of Representa-
tives, has reported in favor of postponing all
further consideration of the subject of es-
tablishing a NATIONAL FOUNDRY, until the
next session of Congress. The whole matter.
then, goes over. to take its chances. when mo-
ney shall be more plenty, and comprehension
the location less plenty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

In late murder trial in Baltimore Judge
Stump is said to have stated in his charge to
the jury ''that if party went into house.
as in the case under consideration. without
malice, or evil intention. and murdered any
one, under the influence of liquor, or other
wise, the inference was there could be no
malice and the ofense became murder in the
second degree" Upon this the Baltimore
Patriot says:
1--WE hold that such an opinion il neither
law, Justice nor common sense, and cannot
but regret its having been uttered, as the
tendency Of such sentiment is to give almost
unlimited license to evil deeds and evil doors.
The idea that person cannot form evil de-
signs and purposes after entering house as
we'll as before, is ridiculously preposterouS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Mr.. Taylor, Of Louisiana, has attempted
to introduce in the House of Representatives
a substitute for Mr.. SlidclPs thirty millions
bill, but without success. Mr.. Taylor's bill,
authorizes the President to negotiate for the
purchase of Cuba for price not exceeding
one hundred and twenty millions, and en-
mowers the Executive, whenever Spain has
ratified such treaty, to issue five per cent.
bonds for the payment Of the purchase money
in six equal instalments, within thirty years.
II provides that, when acquired, Cuba may
be created Immediately into Il state, and come
into the Union by virtue Of this act, with four
Representatives, until the next succeeding
apportiOnment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
FIRE INSURANCE COMP,

Il L NJ, HAKTFOKD, 'ONN.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1910 CHARTER PrETrrC
Authorized Capital. ,OOp0UU
Capital paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Surplus. %Oo0uu
Assets January |, 1889.
Cash on hand and in Bank $685..
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit. ji.S2;~
Real Estate unencumbcrcd (cash yaluel l5.ooom
Bill. Receivable. amply secured .......... 7$,l7i"
2,4Ui Shares Bank Stock i'll iiarttori.....23 il3@
1900 d" New York.....lg7.7io
10 " BuSton........ 7iD-Uun
100 Shares Bank Of State Of Missouri. lorrO
State and City Bonds, per ccnrs......... 7i.2'a"
Railroad stocks lh-'
United States Treasury N"tcs.............. Iln@JN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

NOTICE.-This is TO give notice ,1", - J,yr!-
~ sary to close our books to the =, .n5 pre-.
All our accounts have been made Oh I ~ i e.m
cd. Those Of our friends that can pi'" q
nient to call aud settle, will Conner rtn-
doing SO at their earliest eonYenIehI'S.
cannot, will DO called on in a few Gs!,. wol,
jan Is aonDt -. ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

NEORGE BRYAN AND SAM ~ L. H.,
VI have this lay formed Il co-paF,,a'.'.,-.,' no,
pawe of BRYAN & ADAMS, ard L ,,. Az
SEED the stock Of Goods belonging TO h'i;-,s
1 Co., respectfully announce to the pu..' .s,. 81
have in store = desirable assortm'Ht :" ~ y
DRY GOODS, which they offer i'' 80
,oyoraof dxal.r. Al low rates.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS. A

The DoNETTI MONKEY AND BURLEsQuE ORA
MATIc TRoUPE.-This comical troupe of monk
eys, dogs and goats will be exhibited for n
brief season at Smith & Nixon's Hall, COM
mencing on Monday evening next. The gro
tesque drollery of their performances is inde-
scribabIe. Signor Donetti has made extensive
acquisitions to his troupe since he last visited
US.
Tosso's CoNcERT.-Go every one tonight.
The old veteran musician is worthy of q
crowded house. 1t has been many years since
he has given a concert for his own benefit in
this city, although he has often drawn the bow
for his brother artists. He is very fortunate in
having secured the services of so many tai
ented artists on this occasion. Mad. Rive,
Miss staub, Sophie Werner, and Worral, have
each host of friends, who have cnly to use
their influence in behalf Of the beneficiary,
and full house will be the result.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The equestrian drama
of the Eagle Eye has proved so popular that
the manager has been induced to rcpoat 1t this
evening. The farce of the Alpine Maid will
conclude the performances.
WooD's THEATER. - Go and see Maggie
Mitchell tonight in two of her best pieces
liargOt, the POuItry Dealer, and the prOtean
farce entitled the -Four Sisters.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-19
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Is.
FL0UR-The Flour market was very dull, and
sdee o% New 9 aSd Ehsand aS 1 ores as
ruled lower and quito Irregular The salos reported
comprise 200 brls. at 81 25A7 30 for superhno, and
~ oOg7 g. for extra, But after the news superfine
this rate without finding buyers. The fact Is, the
market was completely paraliZed and II would bo
useless TO attempt quotations. 25i7 brs were
received the last "a hours.
MHiSkY-The market is unchanged. Sales Of 700
brls at 2SAgd2Sesc,. the latter rate for wagon.
fhO tlS!ONS-Thero was heavy feeling in the
aud prices closed quite unsettled with
hump Pork at s4 800 do do. at Madison at SI3; 1875
90. thin Country Mess at Sl7 and 300 do. Country
Mess at SlS closing dull and unsettled, buyers with
sod at 69l @s4c, closing dull and dropping. Moth
ing done In Bacon il was offered easier terms, but
buyers seemed shy prcrring to await further devei.
opempe6nts LSTd could have been bought &c. lower:
steady Sales OF 40 hhds. Sugar at 76l7a6c Molasses
quiet at 3Sc Coffee unchanged.
,WOOL-A sale of 5000 new clip, commonl and u
blood, at acc. The market is heavy, and the ten
dency OF prices downward.
OLA sale of 20 brls. Linseed at nc.
WHEAT-The marke closed very dull and unset
tied, under tho influence Of the Eastern news, and
prices are merely nominal at decline Of 6dhlOo.
since yesterday although holders generally not
pressing their stocks upon the market Tho only
sale we heard of was 800 bushels fair white delivered
CORN-,The market is firm, with a good demand
at full prices. Sales 900 bushels to arrive at ssc
go do. at 90c.; and 800 do. at Ole.
RfEEssSales 100 bushels at 81 o5. Market firm.
OATS-The market is steady, and prices unchanged
sales 1000 bushels on Canal at CSC.
BAkLE1IThe market Is quiet and dull at 55Q62c.
CHEEsE-The market is rather dull and Nc lower.
with sales 800 boxes at she. Receipts increasing.
BUTTER-A moderate demand for choice W r.. ut
lScDlOc, and for prime Central Ohio at l40el7c.