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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. ii.
Cotton in limited demand 205s@201Sc. Flour
fairly active superfine $31S@415 extras 'e4s4
flour $716C0S1(. Rye -four held ct S5. Wheat
steady led $1.6O@1 So; amber $l.69@lI0
Rye steady at $50. Oorn in fair demand; yell
low 64@65c; mixed 6s11064c. Oats steady
white 47C055c mixed 42@44c. Whiskey held
: at97
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Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD, TO-DAY.
NEW YoRK. Sep. II.
Gold opened at 81 .111l but fell to S1.1l1fs
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u.abin1a and ectures.

Wikie Collins has been engaged to give a
zaing in Wilmington in November or Decem-
/, AMI Thomas Mast will lecture sometime
hiring tho first named month. 1t4
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SECOND EDITION.
New York.

WORK OF GRAVEYARD vANDAIs AT RED HooK.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, Sept. IL.
The vault containing the remains Of chancellor
Livingston, at Red Hook, was broken open, re-
Gently, two collins destroyed, the bones scattered
about and the silver plates and handles stolen:
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Aert rerttset1euts.

TDoRCELAIN, LIGNUMVITR. APPLE WOOD,
Rrass and iron Wheel Table, Chair, Bracket,
and Red Castors with pivots, screws or sockets For
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 tRight Thirty-nv) Market st. below Ninth,
LIVERY MAN WITH SOLE CAN PURCHASE
~ Foot Scrapers, for stone or WOOD, or Otner ar'l
cles OF Building Hardware or Tools OF
S TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-nve) Market at below Ninth,
@PTCRs--PURR GREEN GINGER MUSTARD
~ Seed. and Mustard, at the only Tea House II
tbe eitv No. II r. 4th Street.
| m Wilmington, Del
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Erou. Fsrt sill.

ARRIVAL. OF sAETATA AND BIG TREE.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
A letter from Fort Sill announces the Arrival
of Santata and Big Tree on the fourth. The
council in regard to their release will be held the
latter part of the month.
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MEnIcATEp WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
he nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
rom channg ths innamed surface. Prepared ano
old wholesale and retail by
e. BRINGHCRST CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
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doctrines appear to be much In advance OF those
preached In ordinary Romish churches Ihe
Presbyterian minister who was one OF the four
who called on him, wished him Gods speed in
his good work, for which he seemed grateful
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TIL, catholic Temperance Union.

The Catholic Temperance Union of Conneoti-
cut met at Norwich yesterday, The word item
perance" was struck from the constitution and
total abstinence" substituted for it. Rev.
Laurence Walsh, of Hartford, was reel cted
President.
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R,t HI. Tonaue and BIed TO Death.

A singular case is that Of a little SOD of Albert
Warfe of Lancaster, Pa, brother of Hon. John
warfel, senator from that county. The little
fellow while playing last Thursday, fell down
and bit his tongue, and the bleeding could not
be stopped, having severed an artery. For sew
eral days the blood oozed forth, the life current
gradually passing away until the vital spark had
nnIirnlu Had
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AlarriagRs.

KEILyY-MILIS.-At the house Of the brides
brother NO. 6l3 W. Sd St. on the 11lh inst, by the
Rev Chas Hill Mr.. John G. Kel ey to Miss MARY
Mills, daughter Of John Mills, all OF wilmington
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The defaloation Of Klenan, cashier OF the Ho'
hoken Bank, is stated at SCI, ,0O0 The direc,,
tors voted yesterday to mako the amount g. cd
and resume business on October lst.
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THIRD EDITION.
0uibiaha

ooFFIMAToRY REPORT OF THE APPEARANCE OF YELL
Low FEVER AT SHREVEPORT.
81. LOUIS, Sept. II,
Advices from Shreveport confirm the report
of the yellow fever and ask for collections for
the sufferers. All the railroads have stopped
running there.
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A meeting OF the Historical Society Of Della
ware will be held this evening at IA O'Clock.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS

The attention OF the investing public is called t.
the limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD 7-3O LOAN. OF the 100000 Of this
loan unsold on the first OF June last, less than
$1,000, 900 now remains, and this balance will soon
be absorbed, after which the Company has resolved
to issue only six per cent. bonds.
There are now between 600 and 800 miles OF the
Road in regular operation, with growing trafic,
surveys and construction are progressing satisfac-
torily. The Company's lands amounting TO more
than 900 acres per mile Of road are selling to
settlers at an average price OF nearly six dollars per
acre, and the proceeds OF land sales constitute
Sinking Fund for the repurehase and cancellation
of first mortgage bonds.
The Companys seven and three-tenths per cent
gold nds, the last OF which now offered, yield
nearly 81 per cent. per annum at the present price
Of gold.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
at current rates. and full information furnished on
inquiry.
JAY COOKE q 90. -..
or to
John McLeaK 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. Goa Market Street.
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CPIoEs, PURE GLOVES, CINNAMON and All
~ epi''' 'OA P'H H0IsToN's, Ii +. 4th Street.
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cIPICES-PUKE GINCIEh NUTMk ktis anu Mace
- for family use at HOUST0N'S,
- - II East Attn Street.
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S A PO L 10
for waghing Dishes and Glassware is invaluable.
Cneaper than Soap.
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S A P o L 1 o

S A P o L o
removes Stains and Grease from Carpets and other
woven fabrics.
There IL no one article known that will do
so mnny kinds of work and do IL so well
AunOliu, Jry iL,
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S SAPOLI 10
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid
or Oil and Rotten stone.
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SAPOL LILO
is better than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinware
BrIghtens without scratching.
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HAND s A P Oh 10
ia without rival In the world for curing or pre-
nentiag ruughness and chapping Of either tR1ds CT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11

HAND SAP0L LA
Cleanses and Beauties the Skin, instantly remov-
ing any stain or blSmish from both hands and face.
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S AT POL 10
cleans Faint aud Wood in fact the entire house het
ter than Soap. M stopping. Saves labor. YoE
can't afford to be without It.
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SECOND DAY OF THE SESSION OF THE GREAT opuN-
oILr-AN AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF PLEASURE
-THE COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION AND BANQUET
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MORNING SESSION OF THE
THIRD DAY.
No session of the Great Council Of the Urited
States, Imp. o. r. NJ, was held, yesterday after
noon, but the time was given over to pleasure
An excursion on the river was made in the af'
ternoon, and in the evening a banquet was spread
in the dining hall of the Clayton House.
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STOPPED MS PAPER,
A Incapable Hainisg Sspssi.tss6sst 0sts
4 Yisst.class eotiee.
rem the Virginia Chronicle

FTsm the virginia Chronicle.
A surerannusted political rounder from
San Francisco came over and toOk charge Of
mill. lie had heard of giant powicr and
nitr".glycerinc but he d,dn's know the
difference tetwccn the action Of the former
and EPSON salts. nor between the latter and
sweet oil. In fact, he seemed to think that
the giant was the latest Improvement 10
p"wdcr for field and fowling p,eces-nst
knowing that thnt wonderful explosive seeks
the point Of greatest resistance when II *.
rl"dcs, instead Of fishing hsrmleesly
through = vent or in the open air. He went
to the target excursion. He invested money
on the result. "A fool and hts money" etc
The company he bet on didn't win. There
WIS u question raised about tue uniformity
Of the cartridges usel. II WAS charged that
the cartridge box had been tempered With.
and that there we're tw" or more kinds Of
cartridges presented. We stated these fscts
in our account Of the shooting. But our
hero. finding that his morcy was lost, rushed
into the breach 10 save it. He exhibited
and argued eIoqucn,ly that they came ou.
of the brigade cartridge box on tho field
We didn't believe it. Nobt'dy else believed
It. We knew it was physically impossible
for any man to fire such materials in . rifle
and come of with a whole skin. Every.
body else knew this. But our hero was
desperate; he had up large amount Of
money (for h'm) three dollars and two
shor: bits-snd he couldn't afford to lose it;
and because We didn'l ''stsnd in" with his
giant powder and nitro>gIycer,pe cartridges
for Springfield muskets and swear that every
man (excep' our hcro) on the target field
Was ''liar. . scoundrcl and horse thief, :"
he stopped his paper! ''Hcncc these tears. +"
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Tobacco in Germany.

O. @. Fulton's Darm',ad. Letter to tae Baltimore
American.
During tho Southern rebellion, when to.
bacco got To very high figure, all the Ger
man States commenced experimenting on
raising tobacco for themselves, and although
the quality Is very inferior. an immense
quantity il now raised. and every farmer
grows sufficient for the consumption Of
himself and family Between this city and
Stuttgart We passed hundreds of acres of il.
and II locks we'll on the field. The cheap
ness Of cigars has Amos, driven tic pipe out
of use, Ms one is seldom seen now, except in
the bands Of some ociogenarian who per.
fists that the old mode of doing things Is
the hest. The cigars offered for ssle in the
stores maico Of German tobacco look well,
and are Of sll shades OF cnIor. but no one
need fear having their nerves troubled by
smoking them. Their favor II not bad. for
the simple reason that they are nearly flavor.
less. The prices range frOm half n csOitzer
(alou: orc>,hird Of cent? to ten croI,zcrs,
ari y person lighting one Of them blind
fnlde. could not tell whether II was the
higher or lower xr.icle that be was smoking.
A call for some Of Their best cigars las,
evening nj restaurant brough, Two ON a
plate for three csoitzcrs. and ~c came to
the conclusion that they were among the
best We had yet smoked. The probability
Is ,ha, they furnish al prices out of the
same box, giving the purchaser the choice
~ to the price he may desire 10 pay. How
ever. they are not bad cigars, and arc pretty
nearly equal to our American cigars at four
dollars per hundred.
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From the Danbury News, Sept. -
DUMB bells at jewelry stores for the excr.
else of those who contemplate the new style
of sleeve studs, wouldn't be u bad idea.
No actor has yet been able to counterfeit
tha, expression Of joy which man shows
when discovering ten> cent stamp in his
paper of tobacco.
In America worth makes the man. In
France, Worth makes the woman.
A rather amusing indication of the season
was given last Sunday, when ono Of the
congregation on being nudged with the con.
tribution box, abruptly cried out, drop
them melons, blast ye!" Then he awoke.
looked around, blushed, and scooted.
Tho commander Of schooner which
trades with Houston, Texas, Is lady. She
10 described ~ having eyes like diamonds.
;AhD Hair like vexed mass of golden
feathers. (OhD A faultlcss form. (PshsW!)
And hand pure as polished snow. (Ouch!)
An Essex street man boughIs pig sasur>
day. "WAs. do you feed your pig!" asked
. neighbor. "Corn," he said. do you
feed it in the carr" asked the friend. "Do
you think l am fool!" said the Essex street
man, scientifically.
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From TIE ludianspolis Journa

From the indianapolis Journal.
More than thirty years ago, In the little
town OF Craw wfordsville, Ind, there Vas
merry. old.fssbi"ned wedding and Captain
E. Il. 8. Canby and Louisa Hawkins were
married. Roth yc cunR; The bride was bcauti.
fu', gifted with . reed-like grace Of move>
mens and rich and exquisite vo,cs that
still haunis my cor with the echo Of it,
remembered music. His calm. csruest way
of living had won her whole soul. and
throughout the shifting changes Of all this
tract Of years shc had g"ue with him, and
wl'e'e he was there has been her home her
very home. Along the lonely frontier, .,
desolatc ou'posts, in Fkrida, 10 New Mexi
CO. in Calif"rnia. even on the rough edge Of
the battle. that gentle. delicate woman he's
h"vered near her husband, and the bsnucr
over her head was love. In the frui,less
march I" Utah. under Buchanan's admins.
trSiiOn, her tent was pitched among the
mo"ntsins where the trWps wintered. What
the husband gained in moral height BY the
companionship Of the Christian wife, how
much he owed 10 her, and We through him,
has not been. recognized HE inherent
tendency Ia g)Wm WAS charmed away in
that serene snd gracious presence. There
WAS h. aling in the wings Of the guardian
spirit. and through, her cesselcss vigilance,
whatever could hmrrass and annoy was
sm1o,hed from before him as by the unseen
agency Of fairy hands. Partly u this un.
failing care is due ilin, even poisc of brain
which kept his judgement 50 finely balanced
that, ws has been SAID of Washington In
action, ''hc never failed to observe xll that
Was Ix'ss,blc, and Ut the same time to bound
his aspirations i.y that which Was possible" +"
Nothing could exceed the kn,ghtly tender.
ness, the courily Difference or bis manner to
her. lie early learncd-as sooner or later all
must learn--,hst little 1--we is better thar
much fame. and those who knew him merely
as the silent, in0rxible officer. could no,
gucss how the lOvclincss Of hcr life was
blended with his, and filled IL with an
undersOng Of wonderful sweetness. II Is
pleasant in this age of individuality and
self assertion TO find woman like her of
whom write, who has never considered the
question Of rights. 10 coutent to vest her
ambition in another. and 6c simply wife
She has not lived like the lilies who toll
not, but has ever been % active, earnest
worker, mindful II Others. forgetfuI of
nothing but self. Her household was di.
rcctcd with wisc end elegant thrift, more
abundant than any waste, and once when
the general lnughingly complained Of being
kept on short allowance, she surprised him
with sum saved fruin bis psy sufficient for
the purchase Of tarm in Missouri. This,
too. was for Others. In Richmond she made
our enemies love her. and In New Orleans
ssid. Il can hardly keep anything, there 10
euch suffering about ua" How many she
has warmed and chcercd. and comfortcd,
only the recording angel hss written.
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1s7eha1 YesnR's New Heme.

The Dcserct Nesss, Of the %. gives the
following description Of Brigham YouDg's
new house: 'Onc Ct the most magnificent
and substantial residences In ,nc wc. I, and
much superior 10 any other private residence
IN this city, Is .. present being erected for
President Young, At the corner of South
Temple and First East streets. / - four
81 rirs high. including the basement, with
tower u, the northwest corner, the heigh, Of
which latter will be scveniy.six tect from
the ground. The foundation snd basement
are II granite, 'srd the upper portion Of
stulding, lined with sdobes and boarded
on the outside, over which will be coursc
of ln,h and plaster. The building 10 irrcg
ular in shape. but its size. gir,inc !, round.
10 $50 feet. 10 which IL added $50 5Osapcrhcial
feet Of conservatory work. On the south.
css, corner will bc erected . fouHain house.
acisenn in shape. On the front (thc north
side) sill bc extended portion OF $50 81
lerliciai feet. With = balcony over II, 10
embrace the same area. The building will
contain ainut three dozen rooms, lighted by
abou, one hundred and dfty windows, anil
lie reached by iwo principal and four side
flights of STARE. The whole viii be elrgant
" finished Prcs,den, Young has liam. d
this rev residence the Garde House.
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POETRY.
A Iegen q Of .ho Northwest.

SVSObS q " sUJO UVOVxOVV0Oys
tFTom the New York WOrid.J
= Jay bird sung unto Daniel Drew:
Buy W Esr-I'l sec you through.
Buy It strong. buy It long.
And we'll sing the street With my little sony
Well skin the street with tricks TIM, src mean,
And we'll 'corner' the 'shots" q bit, ween."
20 Gould appeared unto Daniel Drew
Like q mine of Gould without th. ~"
Like mine ii gold.
With his project bula.
And the song tha, he sun-. and the tale that he told
And Drew bought Eiie eA,ly and late,
E,Ger', taki.,. the tempting bait.
But Fri" went ap. and little he thought
That Gould WAS selling the Erie he bought
So he bought II strong. and he bought It "lcns."
Aud Gould 'unlost.d"--so runs the soDy;
spoutlTg his stock with '.hi- uncle" 70.
Wa- ces.rish sort of r,sk. sou know.
And ssais the Jay bind sung his lay.
lwarhiing hi- natin soIs for pay,
'Noithwe.t you ought
To sell out -hort,'
Its sure TO cIop and wei. sec the sport"
''It ough,er be safe" says Uncle Dan.
And we'll skin the street with little PLAN
we II cover our tracks in Erie best
With n s'ht OF f,ist In faint Northwest"
"Thst's very truc,''
Says Daniel Drew:
Aud again he saw Gould without the 'u.-
So Daniel connci orr hi. morning sassage
The shortest coursc through the Northwest pasea:e.
Oh. earnest and honest Daniel Drew,
Pray beware Of the thing you do:
Mind the bears,
With their hug.ins airs,
Or they'll sobbe your twenty four thousand shares.
While vainly you seek 10 expand your chest
With the btacing breeze of the far Norwcst.
Northwes, went up and Eric fell
Aud the ..whipsswcd' Daniel felt likc-wc!l!
II may be
Just little at ses,
Aud his use Of language wac eomewnat free:
And many time throughout that day
lie exclaimed "Nor'weste risin'." they say.
Norwest rose. and Daniel was short;
There to be borrowed and none to be bought
With never rest
They shouted their best
''Two hundred and Thirty IL bid for Northwest"
And one asked Daniel. Flows this for biz!'
Is Nor'west ririn'7 = Quoth Daniel, Its riz."
So Daniel '.lay down" In the lion's den,
And many sqneaI he s1uole but then
lie said, i've been sold
by Jay ,hawkcr bold
With the songs that hs sung and the tales that he
told
4 speln' lesson" Gays Daniel Drew,
"A spellin lcsson III learn for true.
LII never spcll Gold again with a."
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The mcn are few TO WHOSE lot Il he's fallen
t0 be married three times; rare, though lcss
rare. are the women who have achieved three
ceremonies Of that Interesting character;
bot here We have couple who have been
married three times to each other, Nine
years ego NJ. Chaslcs Wood, then living 10
DsKalb county, Of this State, was united In
marriage 10 Miss Martha Bailey. Within .
year or two, she developed whst Capt. Dsl,
roy calls. - very largo temper. aud Ns.
Wood procured divorce. A year or two
more elapsed, they came together again,
buried the hatchce Or the broom. stick, or
whatever II 10 that typihes domestic warfare,
and were married again. This time the CON.
nabial peace was destroyed BY the green.
eyed mONstcT. and the secoad div0rcs We
procured u hls suit On charge Of sdul,esy.
Then Nr. w00d ,nsved 70 l0wa, h,s divorced
wife remaining - ~ Kalb eoan,y. A
SHIRT time agO shs wsOle. 10 Asm, sshias U
- would nOs take care of ~ eh,kissn, %
which -psshios came ~ yeply, !. Yss. ana
= 20 too." She went % hin, aaa = sow.
- ~ tAlsd tl0aI ~ vtosx -Ql6ases 5Sna
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The AIdska Herald states that Alaska
claims 10 have scmi.iropical weather 0cca.
sionsllv, and entirely tropical mosquiioes
TO visitation Of the latter Mind is altsibuted
the Abandonment Of very prOmising gold
discoveries BY ''R'ugh Jim" an American
miner, two years agO. Jim prospected On
Skiloch River. Kenai Peninsuls, sud fouud
splendid indications; but he was alone
pcrhapa IN orphan-and unprotected, and
when the young eagles (as ne at hrss sop.
posed them) came to the front he was com.
pclled to retire. Upon reaching . settlsmcns
and being told that they were only Alaska
mosquit"es. his indignation knew no boands.
He was lo,king for coat Of mail st Isss O.
c,unis. but, 40 the Postmassss 0snesal never
worries himself shout Alaska. Il b dOsbaful
II he found one.
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Political NOtoo.

Butler thinks he will be governor Of Miss.
issippi snyway
Charles A. Dana gets $4,000 = year for.
editing the New York Sun.
Senator Morton will make a tew speeches
In Virginia, and then return 10 Ohio.
Ex.President Andrew johnson 10 about to
visit Washington In pursuit of documents to
subsssntiate his repeated assertion that he
knew nothing of appeals for clemency In
the case of Mrs. Surratt.
The October number Of the Gelazy will
contain m article by ex.secretary Welles in
criticism OF Charles Frsucis Adams's eulogy
on Mr.. Seward.
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Among the nnveliirs for the feniuine
toilet n 10 said that trinkets made Of the
scales If n.hcs have been intrDduced In
Europe This suggests the idsa that abe
skins Of fishes. with the scale an, might lc
applied 10 dress In variety of Ways Spane
years ago > Broadway shoemaker used to
display in his window slippers made Of the
skin Of snmc kind IT variegated snake; aud
very pretty they we're, in spite Vt ditskree>
able associations. To carry .sut The Idea.
w.istcsat made ri the sksn 81 = stnpsd oass
would hc : very taking novelty fo1 swel!'s
costume. epcsklcd front might - applied
IN sundry ways - drsss. - f"r cs9i collars,
instead of velvet; while lhs C,rgcous-Asse
iIssc4 of ihe Indian scas wosd give 0illi.
n~rs shenfe . ''i+t W" on slsc Ta'oe elcas
BY rosnipg into - insissd " 6eaihess ~
~ sdasysDent y hdiss' tead. .d1esasa