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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-07
NOTICE.

>sTENHE Portland Dry Dock and Ware House c., -
have leased their Docks and other property in
Cape elizabeth to James E. Simpson for one yeaI
IRON JAM 1871, 10 Jan. I, 1872, and during SAID
time the Company will not be responsible for any
debts contracted in their name or ON their sccouoi
unless authorized or approved by the President OF
the company. CHAS. A LAMBARD
President p. ID. Dock and Ware-b house Go.
By his Attorney, l.. ID. M. SWEAT,
Portland, Jarua nv 18th, 1871 in3Otf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EsFyJEgJ On and after Monday, June 5, 1871,
-4eae~& Trains will run as follows:
Passenger tram at 7.30 A nj. for South Paris
Bryants Pond Bethel Gorham, Northumbe rland
n. Stratford, Island Pond and Montreal.
Mail Tram lsJoppmg al all stauons) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and the West, at Ito p M.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at 6.00P. M.
PASSENGER trains will arrive as follows:
From Montreal Island Pond, Gorham South Paris
and Lewiston, at S.15 M.
From Montreal, Quebec, Gorham. and Bangor at
$50 P M
Accommodation from South Paris, at 7 POP. M.
~ Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
p che Company are not responsible for baggage to
y amount exceeding $50 inJvalue land that person.
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
b. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Jun. 9th ISL. oc27s1w-ostf
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W ALDOBOKU a DAMARIS-
GOTTA,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

a~M The steamer CHAS. HOUGH.
n, n KkNN TON, Capt Alden Winebenbach
4-.sGssaA&AsA Master, will leave Atlantic Wharf
S7<<eA.1.Ha.----~ loot of India Street Portland
every Wednesday, al O'Clock A. W, TO- waldobO-
boro touching a, Bootnbay and Round POM, ana
every saturday, at A NJ Tor bamariscet a. touch.
ing at Boothhay ana II dgdon's Mills.
Re ming, will leave Damariscotta every Monday
az y O'Clock A. M or on the arrival OF Stage from
Rockland; and WadobOro every Friday al 6 o.
clock A. NJ, touching at intermediate landings con-
nectng with The Boston Boats at PUr land, and wlh
the Boston and Name ana eastern Railroads. arriv-
ing IN Portland IN season tor passengers to take the
afternoon train for Bos on.
Through Tickets SOLD at the Offices of the Bcston
and oaine and Easle Railroads. and on boar fbe
Boston Boats. Freight received after one O'Clock on
days previous to sailing.
Freight and passengers taken as low "a nv anv
other route.
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD az CO
,.,, - l4o Commercial Street.
IoIlIauu, way ., 1911 aprt5
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Free to Book A0euts

WE will send hand ONE Prospectus of our
W NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY Bible
containing over 200 fine Scripture lllust rat ops 70
PUBLISHING Co., Philadelphia, Pa. tsepSO daw
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CHAS. H. LAMSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
II Middle St., Portland.

new and well selected stock OF Watches, Jewell
ry Spectacles, Silver and Plated Ware &c. just
ceued.
Repairing fine Watches and Jewelry promptly at
tended to and warranted. sep29-dtf
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Free Three Months on T,.in7.

4 FIRST CLASS LARGE QUARTZ JOURNAL.
"A "a columns. illustrated. Or one year tor I'd,
cents, with Two bound eclures. by James McCosh.
DID,, LII D., and E. o. Haven, D. D., LII D., as pre-
NUNS Send name and address to PEOPLES
JOURNAL, Springfield, Mass. tsep3O-d4w
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For Freight and Cabin Steerage Passage apply at
IHECOMPANY'S OFFICE. SO STATE STREET,
BOSTON,
JAMES ALEXANDER Agr,
OR IN PORTLAND 10
It. MCGOWAN.
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e@h
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK
For Halifax, Nova Scotia
WEEKLY LINE.

N The favorite Steamship CAR
n, nRIM LoTTA Will leavt tisrf' Wharf
ss.zss:A&AAA4A>s every SATURDAY.,
sd.1ne-z1n<1-~at y. VI tor HALIFAX d..
rect making close connections with the Nova Scotia
Railway, ter Windsor. Truro New Glasoaw and
P,ctou and with AIan's Mail Steamers ior Oueens.
town and Liverpool
Returning Will cave Dominion Wharf, Halifax sy.
cry Tuesday, at p M.
tIahip passage. with State Room. 800
For further informaton apply to L. BILLINGS
Atlantic Wharf, or
shp13tf JOHN PORTEOU9 Agent
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Special Rates per Scotia and Russia.

PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
FROM Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry.
to Boston or New York,
$34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of the New Eng
land States.
Drafts issued for 81 and upwards.
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New Line of Steamers
- Yarmouth & Boston
I STEAMSHIP 90.

The Al side wheel 5. :. Emperor, ". E. SouIe Com
III 9nder. will leave Calls Wharf Portland Tor Var
mouth, n. ", every Nj ndiV, AT p. M. leave Var
mouth for Portland every Thursday at 4 D. m con.
Meeting at Yarmouth with steamer IN A. Starr
and Davidson's Line OF Coaches, tor HALIFAX and al
intermediate ports.
Tickets for sale in Portland on board of Steamer
in Boston at Boston and Maine, nd Easter Den,fs
and on board OF Portland Steamers.
JOHN PURrEOUS, Age7t,
apA Portland Maine.
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CarboIic Tablets,

Wells CarbOIic Tablets.
For Coughs, Colds and HOarseness.
These Tablets present the Acid in COMBINATION
with other eff lent remedies, in popular form for
the cure OF all Throat and Lung Diseases. Hoaarse
and liberation OF the Throat are immediate.v
relieved, AID statements constantly being semi r.
the proprietor of reliet OF Throat dIfrnjes
years standing.
CAT uInM Don't be deceived by worthless
" = ~ lOlS limitations. Get only Wells, Car
bOlic Tablets. Price 70 Cts. per Box
JOHN O. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST. N v
Send for circular. Sole Agent for The IT g
oct2t d4w ="
n E00 Retailed by one. Wanted agents to sell
SyCOUpictures everywhere, W hirney q Co. Nor
which, ct. sepSt4w
VT1ATJH FREE. Prize Candy Boxes. Prize s,a-
w tionary Packages, Cheap Jewery &c. Silver
Watches given gratis to every agent. 500 ner dav
made selling goods at Country and Political
Meetings, Send tor circular, address, Munroe en-
nelly q Co , Pittsburgh, Pa sep3Ut4w
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Auents. "umn All Meu,,

dyeUCS, WTLW ALE {MSEL,77
/ OOK: THIS WAY FOR BUSINESS, with a GER
~ TAlNTY ofcieariIg - 8 TO $500 per m Onsh.
SEND us your names and residences, and full in
formation gill be forwarded Best time 10 OPP
crate Is Fall and ~ inter. Apply at once to
d. l.. GUERNSEY, Concord, N. II. tsep3J-d4w
&E 600 was lately paid by Congress to a
4pc,OOO lady for her bravery in saving
emigrants from the Indians. She was Prisoner
among them. s'My Captivity among the
SIOUX" price 81 so, is her wonderful story. En-
dorsed by Chiefs, Army Officers, Congressman, etc.
Agents will find no DO ok sells like this. For ladies it
i. particularly adapted " We charge nothing for
circulars with null Information. Address MUTUAL
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Haruoru, Conn.
sep30-d4wt a
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Try Me and PrOve Ne
REMOVAL.

TAR. SHACKFORD has removed 10 No 2 90 "As N
next door above Grammar Schooi HVuN'
au z 3m
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PASSAGE MONEY

oUUIId N hussIa excepted
Carrying
Only Cabin Passengers
FIRST CABIN,
SingleTIcket. $500 Goin
Return Tickets. 22O Gold
SECOND CABIN.
Single Ticket. $50 Gold
Return Tickets. $50 Gold
"a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14
THp bright stng.

Look on the bright side lis the right
side The times may be- hard, but It will
mskc them no easier 80 wear 4 gloomy
and ,ad counieuanue 1t j. the sunshine
and not the cloud that makes the flower.
The -kt Is bright ten times where il is
blark uHce. Nuu haFe troubles, so have
au others None are free from them.
Troubles give ,iuew aud tone 10 life-f0r-
titude aud courage % mau, That would
Be- a dull sea. aud the sailor would never
get skill, where there was nothing TO dis.
Jufh ihe surface II tie ocean What
though Thing. la look q litle dark, the
iaue viii tara, and night win end la
broad dAy Men sire H0I made 60 hang
down their head. There Is more virtue
iu gue sunbeam thsu ia "a whole bemi--
phers uf cloud SBd gloom
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~ a,Kr COW, cr,r anK.

Ilc agricultural editor Of tlsc Bee Keep.
er's Jaarauf youGhes for Tie following
handed him by friend. I'll yon desire
20 get q large WELD ot milk, give your
coW, three times dag, water slightly
warm and .allei, IN which bran ha. bceu
stirred as the rate Of ono quart Of salt %
two gallons ~ water. You viii end Inst
s0ur cow will gain twenty five per cent.
immediately. under the effect. q g. sud
size will become 80 attached % The diet as
10 refuse 10 drink clear water, unless very
Thirsty, bat tilis mess she viii drink At a.
mtsi ANY time, aud AK f0r more The
amount u iaif drink is au ordinary waller
pall iali 81 each time--ularulhgs BOON aud
night N0ar animal viii then 8a her
hsst ~ 8s8gniing the Iaefest
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FEEDING SHEEP.

A person to succeed In sheep feeding,
must do it because he likes TO do it--be-
cause be prefers 10 feed sheep and see
them eat, to any other business done in
winter; aud although he may not be able
10 do the work himself, still be must take
delight Ia seeing II well attended 10 If he
expects to prosper. lie should be sure
10 see every sheep he has, at least once a
day, when, ifhe understands his business
be can tell At glance whether they have
been properly cared for.
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FArIESfNG iIoGs.--An Ohio hog grow
er says that the folio wing treatment will
make the biggest hog out of a pig in
twelve months Take two parts Of bar
lev two OF corn and ono Of oats. Grind
them together, then cook and feed cold.
He says Il Is the cheapest food, and that
any pig of good improved breed can be
made to gain pound a day until q year
old.
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AS lin zee a.s nagas.
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l.axsf tbsf gr..t,
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Aa5 tbs r.,s,.r. t8.rt h. mad.
w.,.. ge.r, fr.ga,f,f f.5.,s
ynafa.t bs pgt sa,.f, -. t,,lt l,gvst
Which the anne Neab had 8ssff ayto rs.
i"'A .'sAs1 aF I" Nsf.
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For the Farmer.

Never whip your horse for becoming
frightened at any object by the roadside
for If he sees stump, log, or n heap OF
tan bark in the road, and while he is eye
ing Il carefully and about to pass it, you
strike him with the whip, ii is the log, or
the stump or the tan bark that is hurting
him, in his way Of reasoning, and the
next time he will act more frightened,
Give him time to examine these objects.
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Book Notices.

BOOKS rog Bags Edward EgFleaou
has never wasted aay Hye cd tie Optic
stls q literature Tie h8ps 8sat
say. At it
GIVE boy a lasse gf one q those books
oftlc DO anl Dare II tie steam Ia.
CINE series, and he Will beg borrow, or
slesl money to set the rest. Fortunes
have been realized out u sugh books By
writers with 100 gin bat 8uenry aud 3
clumsy sorj Of InyeBtiytuess or course
pargals iu their innocence knew nothing
gf the character of these works except
tha. the boys voted them lust splendid,
and the gi8a- papers testified that the
Young folks read them with avidiiy.
4 bay likes 20 dream shout nothing 50
well AZ the accomplishment Of impossible
,hiugs, aud there &, nothing much more
injurious 10 hi. mental habits than this
cHGe-buiIdiue. Bat just this side Of The
hos nature iris thai The Splash and Dash
books work. Bows nav igatc q Yacht, o.
they own a brief railroad, all complete
and mu it themselves; Drift Is not Opt,
bat Mayue Reid, who writes. they loai
for day, on impossible logs IN impossibl,
forests, with impossible escapes from i'm
possible dagger. The effect ofall this 1t
I, not hard 10 see, School soon becomes
a prison to the bog whose animal instincts
are thus simulated. Ordinary work il
to him Ike the drudgory Of the galleys
aud he either runs away in search of th,
land IN which the hero of the red-backet
book lived, or De become, loaier, dream
ing of what might have happened.
From all thi. weak aud watery stnf
what 8 relief d genuine book of adyeu
ture ike Robinson Crusoo is. How We
ike to read old sanford aud Merton, Of
new 'schooldays at Rugby and feel thai
there are some true books, that not only
treat a boy, animal life with sympathy
hut lend him genuine help in the battle
for manhood.
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A correspondent of the American Agyi-
cuituria dissents from the now common
advice TO kill pigs at eight and nine
months old. lie says II there ia profit In
keeping pig nine months while he ia
making his frame, there must be more
profit in keeping him second nine
months, when YOU have nothing to do
but 10 lay the flesh and fat on.
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MILK REt.ILARLl.

la point of humane treatment, a. well
as ia view OF pecuniary profit, 1t is abso-
lutriy necessary that your cows should be
milked al regular hours Allow us to
say in thi. connection what we have fro
quently reiterated-that Is, the milking
should also be done by the same hands, as
much as possible.
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II is the best plan to handle calves as
much as possible, and pet them, lead them
with halter and caress them in various
ways. Calves managed IN this way will
always be docile and suffer themselves TO
be approached and handled both in the
pasture and in the barn.
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MODEST,

LHteifs LiviHg -fge, No. 1892, for the
week ending February 18th, contains
The Moabitc Stone, London Quarterly
Review The Records OF the Venetian In
QUESTION, Cornhill Magazine; The Titles
Of Books, Chambers Journal; The Mem
mig Inscription, Pail Mall Gazette; The
Ingoldsby Legends; the continuation of
Seed Time and Harvest, or During my
apprenticeship, translated specially for the
pages Of this magazine from the Plat
Deutsch Of the favorite German author,
Fritz Reuter-: besides shorter articles and
poetry.
The preceding weekly number contains
HelIcnism--old and new, by Henry T..
Tuckerman; Prof. Sharp on Culture and
aud Religion: The Highway Of Cloud;
Annettes Love story, by Julia Kavansgh;
Moral Indignation as a National Charac-
teristic: Mr. Bright Resignation; For
eign Policy aud No Policy, etc,
The Ljriag lac is also publishing a
story by George Macdonald, aud promi-
ICES to new subscribers for 1871, the last
two numbers Of 1870, containing the be-
ginning of the story, gratis. 4 good
time to subscribe
The subscription price Of this "a page
weekly magazine is IS year, or for $40
any one of the American s. magazines is
sent with The Lirtng Age for a year,
LITrEiL 4 GAY, Boston, Publishers.
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Bae, HARE HE4mrx CmsFr has been
gnE Dc ragHdst Eni maj hArg been in
aae JHHNAl bui d tas request q seren3
q err rea3sr. We FubHsa s %. week.
Nghing better ef tie kig8 hs. erri been
wrIsea
pam LANGUAGE pRos rHtruFrL
IN@fs.
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH.-The
March number Of Ballou's Magazine is
issued as sprightly, as fresh and good MS
ever. The contents are varied, for there
arc stories, sketches, poetry and historical
articles, matters for old aud young, and
in such profusiou that every patron mast
be satisfied that more than an equivalent
IS given for the money that Ballou's Mag
aziue costs The terms for this excellent
magazine are only Shopper year. Thomas
4 Talbot. 68 Congress st., Boston. are the
publishers. We furnish il with the Man
chester JorRsAL Tor $50 per annum.
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Poems by Lucretia Maria Davidson.
New York: lIurd & IIoughton. Chica-
go:W. Il. Keen n Cooke s2.j0.
Forty years ago, before the present har-
vest Of female writers had sprung up, the
poems of the two prceocious sisters,
. Davidson, took the lovers Of the muses.
I by surprise, and elected the praise Of
such Judge as Robert Southey in the
| London quarterly Rerier. They have
/ been out of print some time, and we now
have a new edition Of the poems OF the
elder sister, Lucretia, who died when not
quite seventeen years Of age. She was
possessed Of much sensibility and Of fine
imagination, aud the portraits Of herself
and of her brother, together with sundry
/ illustrative cuts adorn the volume. We
extract, for the benefit Of not few of her
sex at the present day, her little poem on
MODEsTY.
4 There il . sweet, though humble flower
/ Which grows in natures widest bed;
/ 1t blossoms in the lonely bower,
But withers meath the gszer's tread
! lie reared alone, far, far away
From the Wild noxous weeds OF death;
/ Around its brow the sunbesms play,
The evening dew-tlrop is its wreath
/ Tis Modesty tbs Natures child
The loyeliest, sweetest, meekest flower
That ever blossomed IN the Wild,
Or trembled meath Che evening shower.
/ It's modesty, 80 pnre, so fair
That woman's witeheries loyeier grow.
when that sweet Goweris blooming there,
The brightest beauty Of her brow.
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TOILET SOAPS, POCKET CUTLERY
PERFUMERY, DOLLS AND
PRESENTS. ever brought TO this
Town.
Give ezsl. 30 tasrgs %. sAe~iHg EoSSs
~ Hszasntef tts pace ia
BUCKLEY A cLEk0As,
Tsstar FciEt, Ysrno1i
FHrICIays PERSECUTION sstsfstly ssagssss-
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DRUG STORE
A. FACTORY POINT,

Wlsgy - be- lgsld DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHIN
iCsls artbs sssl qaaf.t, ard a rstssst price. "
Asve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17
TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

TEE STATE or AFFAIRS IN AND ABOUT PARIS.
LosDox, April LA dispatch nom er.
ssliles states that the bill giving municipal
rights to Paris has passed 'the Assembly. '''
!, line concentration Of the loyal troops at
Versailles continues.
!. Theirs says Id his circular that the fight
ing which has been going on for the last
Two days iss comparatively tnimi,ortart.
Inc government troops are we'll estab-
Is The severe fighting around Paris up to
iast night did not materially change che
SITUATION: Allare waiting for grand attack
General MacMahon is at Ruel. o.. ..,..
General Cluseret, in reporting to the
Commune, boasts that the lAssemblyists
were so easily, repulsed, and that he has
great confidence OF ultimate success.
Inc Communists are plundering the va
nous offices and churches Of the city.
Ihey coin the treasures found, The sup
ply OF milk has ceased, and provisions gem
orally are rising. - "a a>~,a
PARIS, April 14-Eoeninge-There is no
material change In affairs about the city.
Inc Nationals are anxious to attack. Gen.
Giuseret insists upon defensive operations.
Three gunboats shelled Series and St. Cloud
to-day. A National Guard was shot to-day
Tor Killing his captain, He confessed hay
ing Killed five other officers. ..r .
THE fight AROUND PARIS. &c., .9.s
PARIS, April ia brisk cannonadinc
was IN progress yesterday evening. Gen.
Cluseret claims to have repulsed the As
semblyists. The cannonade was recon-
menced at Porte Maillot and Neuilly this
morning. '0
THE RIOT AT ODESSA. r1F e5-a r.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.-After three
days Of religious riot at Odessa, the distnrb-
anee was checked at the point of the bayo-
net. H - = - y
Petroleum shells are being prepared to
be thrown into Fort Valerian.
The church of st. Roche has been seized.
A woman falsely denounced citizen
dressed IN plain clothes as a priest. She
was terribly beaten by q crowd of men.
This is the first reaction in favor of the
priests.
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pRNayE,AH NATION,


DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PkOChAMATIDN.-Wh informa-
ton has been received by the Executive Of fla
grant breach OF the laws of the Commonwealth
b. criminal combination Of unknown persons in
the county Of Augusta, who, in the night Of the
10th instant forclbly took from the custody of the
tailor OF said county enc Thomas Hodges, an un-
convicted prisoner, and put him to death without
ial, and In wanton contempt Of the laws Of God
and the Commonwealth:- s..rs. q. - a..
Now, therefore, to the end that the violated law
may be promptly vindcated, and that the authors
OF act flagitious in its character 80 haneful
as example, and SO derogatory TO the well. mer-
tied reputation of the State may be brought to
pu aishment, ], Gilbert =. Walker, Governor of
The Commonwealth, do hereby offer a. rewa of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each TOR the ar
rest and conviction Of any or all of the persons en-
geged in said crime, their aide-s and abettors
and do moreover require all officers of this Com
monwealth civil and military. and request the
people generally, to use their best exertions to
procure their arrest, that they may be brought TO
justice. 49,
>, Given under my hand as Governor, and
: l.. :. under the lesser seal OF tae Common
t->~' wealth, at Richmond, this 18th day OF
April 1871 f..-. .-- -.-5
BY the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD,
ap l3-daswlw Secretary Of the Commonwealth.