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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
II Regular Nomin ationsFor Assistant Alderman James
Crawford for Assessor George Mcdonald tor Consabes
William Thompson and william Chapman Inspectors of
ElectionFrst district Charles " Lnebaeh Royal Phelps
Second dstrict Harris Wines Daniel Hayden Third dis
trct, George w. Briggs Thomas McCabe Fourth DISTRICT
job W. Brown John Knsey Fifth district Dennis Dean
Coll n. Campbell. JAMES MURPHY. Chairman.
THOMAS CoNYEToN Secretary.
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CECOND WARD NATIONAL WIG NOMINATION.-
- At meeting Of the national wings Of Second ward
held at the United States Hotel Saturday evening.
tober 90 1882 for the purpose of
represent the ward charter Offices walter H. Buckley
called to the chair and w. 5. Goodrich appointed
secretary. On motion,
EResolved That James r. Anson bs unanimously nomi-
mated for Assistant Alderman.
Resolved That SAMUEL B. Jennings be unanimously no.
minated for Assessor.
WALTER H. BUCKLEY, Chairman
W. S. GoopRIcfI, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

NINETEENTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TowLE
y and Mccarthy having respectively declined the MONT
nation Of Alderman Of the Ninecenth ward with
ESQ.,, has been unanimously nominated by the United
Democracy of the ward their for the
ter nd wear, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

sywENTIRTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
j regular nominaton.-For Assistant Aldevmau Rodeer
lam keenan, and u. Glaser.
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I ns.ortment n fine Tens

1eas.-The best assortment OF fine Teas
Yl b. found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt, tho
eldest tea in the city We readers
taat they do better than elsewhere either ~
Wholesale or retail. They have branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

CIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, RB0U-
lar nomination.: For Assistant Aderman, Gregory
Doran; for Assessor Ssbastin Kohhepp for ConstAbe
erutte and Dorm For inspectors OF EeconFrst dis
rhos. Fitzyimmons Third district VIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

NAnssy-ninc thousand Ladies' wanted at
IN Canal street, to buy India ru bsr boots and
patiently the very best kind aud sold az
Soy prices Ladies' Charles Goodyear his great Disco
Wy has proved himself public hesefactor your
asty well as interest TO help make his fortune.
Jnen buy them at MILLER'S l34 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

Trusses, shoulder Hraces, surgical Belts
sud Band complete assortment of the latest i'm
trusses Of kind for children and adults Also
female supporters of various kinds suited to all
belt for proapus warrar ted to effect in the
worst Of piles Office No. II Ann street, near
Nuseum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

OFFICE PANAMA. RAILROAD COMPANY. NEW
~ York October GOTH 1869 Al meeting Of the Board
" Directors of this Company held this day Mr. william c.
Yorpg eusly elected Pres ent to ill the
sd BIZ the dscesse Of the late John L. Stephens
Fec, FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

~ ~ W DEPENDENT PEAT-
~ form--no more primary meetings-no more packed
eonventions--no more club law-ao obstacles TO
direct votpgAt adjourned meetiag of
electors Of the Ninetensh ward convened w D. Sparks
on TUESDAY evening Oct 10 1852 the folio
ticket was unanimously adopted For Assistant Alder
man--Moreau orris. For Assessor-Abiiah Psli. For
Constabies-Niesjah NJ stansis, Henry H. Gardner For
Inspectors Of Eiection-Second district ID. MouIton
Isaac Clark; Third district f. W. Clark Gregory Conner
TH0S. N. KNIGHT Chairman.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT--INDEPEN-
i dent whig nomination.
EUH CONU u FNF,
PHuLIRS RHlENIX

]. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
large number of citsens-electors of tho Third Con-
sressional notwithstanding Expressed their desire
hhe Hon. J. Phillips Phoenix nominated for Congress- and
having addressed him letter asking tho his
Tor such purpose
meeting of his friends and held on tho
nth Inst it was
Resolved, That the Hon. J. Phillips Phonix be, and
hereby IT, mated to the Third Congre
district Of This state In the Thrythrd Consess Of tho
70 give him their earnest and hearty suppors.
by order. JOHN COMPTON, Chairman.
JESSE G. CoNNoR, Secretary.
EOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RE-
y guar Nominations For Assembly, Joseph Kose Jr.
For Assistant Alderman Timothy o. Ben For Assessor,
Charles Lyons For Constabee, Emanuel Josephs, Will
liam Cook For Inspectors Of Eecon-lst District john
W. Avery DSvick Pollock; I'd do, James Smith, Samuel
Bushne Sd do. Go H. Purser Patrick Boyle; do,
Raphael Atken Charles H. Coliaday; 9Th Rid
den, william Drew. JOHN w. AVERY Chairman.
Nm. BLOCK, }so,.o..;o.
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mo TINE WARD COMMITTED or rnE EIGnrEENrn

IL
4 GeDtemen:-As is we'll known to your body,
Mr. James Crawford was nominated BY the Charter Con-
sstant Alderman which nomination subsequently,
duly called AID my own name substituted Appreeatit
to hs fullest extent the partaty Of friends
moeratic ticket at the ensuing election prefer
1sT ~ ss s1sa a
sns Ct the nrhsI use Of my name as for the Of
my who may feel aggrsved pt my not rsssyOs
ss0is,esa SF GfawPrd Til fol-
Y sad A os qss''
NMITEENTH wARD.-REcULAK DEMocRATIc
~ republican nominatons-At adjourned meeting Of
the nominating committee hss the ooh day Of Oetobe
Avenue the fons ticket
For Assistant alderman,
-cronos P%Rns
First District inspectors q Ai'S third District,
Charlie. ass. o.snPps.il Careful ss,ysss!r
Bsv,a Mccullough I I;ts.aI
VIM "'rd'T'E For con.s,s is@'' Gallagher
rh'mi rATsck Chairman 2ai9n Of
Nineteenth Ward Nominating Committee.
WV. WORDSWORTH. Secretary.
Thy; for ASSESSOR 3 D. MoTreii; for ConssaSos jane.
TWENTIETH WARD DEMOCRATS, ARoUsE--EvERY
s Gsas Sa%s. ns
Tenth Thpf.dsy evening Oct 2sa 1852 Richard
Hugh kary were The s ling
Roger % % % for cona
blss William Keenan, and Glasr: On motion The meet
King, and the whole domscrs,i, tStes DIV
R Rssm T.n TGS,' }sseresarle'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

M. Levett, Dentist, No. 69s Broadway,
takes this method to invite the public to witness his great
improvement in dentistry, irroauced by him. Office
hours from till o'clock Ills the teeth be
obtained as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
Ladies-Th,s d nv Won Will find mt MorrIs,s

intelligence Office Protestant chambermaids and walters
German girls, Danish aund frat class cooks and
number OF excellent Irish gs, we'll recommended and
selected with the greatest and attention as to charac
Ter. Terms moderate. Calls invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

Glorious News for the Hungry.-Mrs. Fish,
~ her celebrated dining saloon l Fulton street. has re-
anoed her prices from cents baek to the
priess-6la cents Enough said. Look out Tor crowd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

tects OF DIR MIane liver pills in of dsordered liver
that they regarded specific that complicated
GLASS of disc known hepac The patient ha, med
cine at and which he always rally. All that is
necessary is to purchase and DR. MLane Liver Pills.
secure restoration to health. Read this
WILKINS TOWNSHIP, Allegheny Co, Pa.
j. KIDD Co.Please let me have two boxes of Dr.
MIans liver pills My wife has used two boxes of the Doc
tors pills. and they have done her good
than family soian has for two years. during which
time he was in regular attendance. These two boxes,
think, will effect n JAMES JONES.
For sele by all the principal druggists in New York City
druggists reerredto BOYD PAUL, 40 Fulton street. and
O. v. CLICKENER g. CO, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

TTusses.-The Gold Medal-thc highest
premium given by the American notwithstanding been
awarded to J. sanderson, by committee cempo red of
the most respectable and medical practitioners,
"for the best truss the late Fair, II Is offered to the
afflicted, at No. Bare lay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

The Eye.-Dr Wheeier's Office, IS Bar
clay street for his successful treatment of diseases Of the
and the insertion Of artificial eyes imported from
Nearsghtednes restored snd chronic Inflammation Of the
eyelds however long standing be completely cured
Office hours, s. A. NJ till Up. NJ
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ss- SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. -ax

u OU,N.D.-oN SUNDAY, TwENTY-FOURTH UT ,
In the vicinity Of the Catholic Church. Eighth street
gold breastpr. The owner have u by proving pro-
psrty and paying expenses. Apply to NJ H. NJ this chse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

NINETEENTH WARD.-TO THE DEMOCRATIC RE-
~ publican Electors Of the Nineteenth Ward-aentie
men With view to harmoeze the democracy the Nine
teenth ward the undersigned have respectfully declined
their respective nominations for Assistant the
Nineteenth ward. JEREMIAH TOWLE
DENIS MCCARTHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

CEC0ND WARD.-DEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN
- Regular Nominations
For Assistant AldermAn-John j. TAFT.
For Asseasor-Wm. q. Dunlap.
For Constabes-Wm. Thompson and Chas, Kruger.
For Inspectors of EleotonFrst distret, Philip Schepf
and AonLo b. Corey Second district, Michael Ryan aid
Inn NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

No Hair Dye Has Ever Before Become 80
- statements fallen short Of its merits IL II
Ne easiest applied and confcrs the most natural color
known. 1t is applied lin private
md sold by the inventor, CRfsTADORO Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Ths rsesSts q the Msnsddd end saadusky CITY Rail-
road Company for ths month Of Septenssr. amounted
$slo41 g. against $si IN o. for tho ss.s mossh In
1851 showing an Of $50 81 In September this
year. II b borne In mind that tho tariff Of freight
has reduced thirty three cent since last year
The proposals for two hundred and city thousand dol
lars bonds ofthe New York and New Haven Rsrosd
will be opened the 10th instant at tho ocs Of Ketch
um Rogers Bement, In this city. These bonds draw
interest at per cent per annum payable scmisn
nualy and the principal Is redeemsbs ON tho LIST OF De-
ccmbe 1896 Issued by road already In operation and
paying handsome return Its cost these bonds form
most desirable security and will doubtless be in demand
for investment.
The returns published by tho banks show increase
in each loading department except specie Tho reports
Of twenty-five city banks give the annexed results
BANKS Nsw YoRK CRY.
June - September L.
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Totals S35 9sS 81 S5I6id37 s23272 3j $iG55.797
The retuns7of twenty two banks, for September 4th
compared with those for the oath Of June last show
In the loans and discounts Of S6339,00i, aud
decrease in the amount Of specie In hand of S50S
The returns Of the banks OF this city far received
show very great increase in the line Of discount aud
great falling of in the amount Of specie hand It
will be by tho above table that there has been
great difference in tho movement OF the different banks
Some have largely extended their loans, while others
have either reduced but moderately increased theirs
the specie department there been variable
In the sggsgate there has been great redu,
ton while several banks have added considerably to her
supply The result exhibited by the above returns
Il just about what has been anticipated. More than
month has elapsed since the date Of the returns and
have no doubt there has within that time been great
change the condition OF these INSTITUTIONAL change by
no means the better Since the 4th of September the
amount specie band has been much reduced while
the line of discounts has been steadily increasing
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending and including Saturday the 9th OF Oc
tober 1862 distinguishing the destination and extent of
shipment to each place -
COMMERCE OF Tnx PoRr New YoKk-WErKLY tx
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Foreign Miscellany.


mission is abeut TO Start, under the auspices Of
the Geographical Society of ST Petersburg for
kamscbatka, the Kuriie Islands. and Russian Ame-
RIGA. The objects are, to study toe ethnography Of
these districts, 10 collect specimens Of tnetr fora
and fauna, to report their physical CD aracters-
tics, ana to make maps and plans Of their roads,
coasts, and other Typographical features. This lat
ter class Of observations, when AZ the extreme bonn
dhries ot the empire, or beyond it, have often
brought Russian explorers into trouble But proh.-
bly, the example OF poor Capt. Golownius tweaty
years captivity ia japan viii make them cautious
when they arrive nc such dangerous ard disputei
territort CO ss the kurile Islands
NJ Humboldt is said, in lett rs from ,rlin. to DO
employed three or four hosrs DAY on u fourth
volume Of the Cosmos" which, 1t il thought, will
sosn be ready for the press. NJ llrmboidt vii do
well 70 lose no time. Prussia is blessco with sen
timenial monarch, who is, nevertheless, a willing
imitator Of medimval practices If the typs-foun.
eef be once exterminsted in Vienna, he viii have
but poor tenure OF his Office in Berlin
The Junta Of Commerce Of Seville has presented
TO the government plan for the Improvement Of
tho navigation of the Grsdslquiyir, SO as TO render
u naV1aable for large vessels
II is stated to be in contemplation BY the Spanish
Goyer1 msnt to erect crystal palace on small
The Queen Of Eoglsnd, by her warran. CT the 9Th
Oh August lase. has granted to Caroue Southey the
widow OF the late Doot laureate yes,iy pens,on Of
20. in consideration" ns in the warrant ia cot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
The New Engii-a Mnii Steamers.

One Of the most interesting scientific problems of
the present Gag -. a. what rate must the magutude
of paddle box steamship and ita engine power in
crease az the distance the she traverses without
coaDg increases, the speed OF tho said shio being
constant or Increasing qu .ptityl We have oadde
steamers that viii Yur three thousand miles in ton
days But all attempts TO 20 further than III It, nc
the Same ratio OF speed. have been found mos, diff
cult, the weight Of the wheels requisite TO propei
the increasing magnitude OF the chip, aud the
weight Of the additional GOAL consumed by the in
creasiog engine power, have more than COUNTER
balanced the additional power that has beer given
TO the monster steamers that have been recently
built. In fact, 1t was found imposable almost to
build ships that would carry Goals suil lent for
longer voyage than three thousand miles aud the
fcathering float wheels which accelerate toe speed
In moderate sized steamers are not available Cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
MONEY MARK EFT.

MONDAY. Oct. 1l-6 p. NJ
We have nothing to report in the stock market!
The street particularly dull and prices barely
sustained At the first board Gun borand Coal Com
declined u Per cent Norwich and Worcester al Read
ing Railroad 3S Metropolitan Bark, 0csanBsnk,
Long Island, 4. Nicaragua Transit advanced !: per
cent; Erie Railroad ri Hudson River abroad, T. Two
hundred shares Of Ulster Mining Company sold ut loan
advance Of per cent since last sale This only
lot offered and any quantity could be sold at that pricc
Eric Railroad the most active stock the list Cum
berland Coal Company quite firm, considering the
amount offered purchasers plenty At the second
board, the market was altogether better Nicaragua
Transit advanced = per cent; Canton Company IL Nor
wich and Woroester, a. At the close there better
feeling among operators, and greater frDness among
holders.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant TREASURER OF
this port to day, amounted to s9l, 100 So payments
S7ioo84 s9-bslarce, SO BOOSTS II. Tho probability is
year as 1t has been
The steamship Tranklin from Havre and Southampton
brings four days. later intelligence Gil parts of Eu
rope She brings large aod valuable cargo Of French
goods ard 81 zoo in specie but OF Importance
The cotton market active ard buoyant. slight
had been realized Quotations for brcadstufs
steady. From Australia the accounts continue
favorable In npacal affairs there hal been change
The closing quotations for consos were 1O0 money
and lo0L for account.
The receipts and expenditures of the stonngton Rail-
road Company during the year ending Aug 81, 1885,.
were annexed -
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sold ex chip
7rsnssotaoas in American nour havs been restricted
nom the want Of Qualities to meet tina rsqarsmsat Of
the trade Good Philadelphia and Baltimore are ssesble
ut 2ls 3D. 2s I'd but at the latter figures sales sre
dow, but at els. 2ls 3D. the demand Is good. Some
Western lately arrived cold ship ~ ykd Indian
corn afoat has been In improved demssd aud
goes have changed hands at 29s. Sd for Gssts F&I
9th Month 18th.
Our market this morning vas fairly attended The
wheat and -four trades In much the situation
We have reported above-s fair consumpiv- demand
for home use and some inquiries for Ireland
retail sse experienced for the little white Indian
on offer at $685. but little done in yellow Pioat
Ing cargoes firmly held but sales reported Oats
and oatmeal without chsBgs In value aud tair de-
maDd. Egyptian beans he'd firm at 30s per 4S0ibs.,
which checked sales
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Hudson River Railroad Sunday Trains

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Allow me, through the medium of your columns, to
call the attention tho Hudson River Railroad company
10 the ntnlerabe practice Of delay ing the
Sunday night train from Albany
IL leaves there at i've o'clock In the afternoon. and
might vey easily, at outside calculation at
1hiryfrt street sutton by half past ten but instead
OF that IL Is usually nearer twelve clock the last sun
day night train Gve minutes past twelve; the Of
week ago kept at Poughheepse two hours for the
purpose OF firing up locomotive
IL il Is the custom for the down train which
reaches Pougbkecpse first, TO wait there for the up
train, exchh ngiDg locomotives. and going back with
theirs to New York On that OCCASION theie locomotive
barely enabled to get up to Poughkeepsie, and the
pssei gers going down had thu Inconvenience sadted
upon them by waiting for 1t to be fired up,
The company may say that il Ia accommodating the
public by running trains Sunday night but this
manner should say 1t Is properly speaking tan
,asiDg them and by pursuing the same policy wn con-
pei passengers to take the boats in preference,
PASSENGER.
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AMERICANS AT ST DoMINGo.--The Royal Ga
eee notices the arrival at the city OF Santo Domingo
from the United States, the 23d Augut Of Colonel
Ferguson and Pickett to into preminares for the
introduction into ssno Domingo OF four five thousand
American Immigrants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

The body Of Mr. Samuel Gilbert Of bingham about 60
years age. who had been missing since the 4th
found the 9th instant. Button Island In Hing
ban harbor. lilo lying his face with his toes in
the mud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

The Latest.
ARRIVAL OUT OF TIE ARCTIC.

ARRIVAL OUT OF TIE ARCTIC.
[By Telegraph via Southampton
LTHErooli "Wednesday noon, Sept 20 1852.
The Collins steamship Arctic Captain Luce which
sailed FROM Now York, September 18th arrived at her
dock at 10 O'Clock this forenoon making the passage in
ten days and twenty. two hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Excess Of Imports over exports, ftst week IN
OctODer SlV vSS0
The exports last week pretty well dtrbu ed osly
about one-third having gone to Great Britain larger
portion of tho aggregate than usual went TO South America
and foreign ports this side Of the Atlantic The ship
ments to Central America comprised tho machinery fer
tive steamboats, building for the Nicaragua rransE
Company. Nearly half Of the aggregate exportaons
for the week composed OF gold and silver coin rhs
arrival of the Franklin from Havre with large Cargo
Of very rich Frenchlgoods will swell tho value Of imports
for iha Mnek
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-22
The Public Works.

The crave and reverend legislators, whom the
,orereirn people elected last fall, to promote
their interests by fair and impartial Legislation
FOR the good of the Commonwealth, do not ap-
pear to have bestowed that consideration on the
projst for leasing the public works which its i'm
portance deserved We cannot see how the oP-
pouents of this measure dare to go once more
with unclean hands before their constituents
and ask their suffrages for reelection. Econ
omy in monetary matters, as well IS an increase
OF revenue to the treasury, whereby taxation
would be diminished, enormous state debt
reduced, and the wishes of the people grained
in our opinion, are facts conclusive Why change
for the better should be made Of the system OF
managing our public improvements. a certain
revenue is offered the state, by the company
proposing to lease, Of one million OF dollars
year, for ten years to come, and the agreement
is explicit that the works will be kept IN as good
repair as when received from the State. The
actual revenue for last year, when the whole bu
.iness of the Central Road was thrown upon the
line of Public improvements from Hollidaysburg
TO Pittsburg, amounted only TO about S243, ,OOO
after the expenses of Legislation, the Auditor
Generals Office, Canal Commissioners Office
were deducted Therefore at least an increased
revenue of $500, 900 can be derived by accepting
the proposition. Much time is annually consul
med by the Legislature concerning our State
works, which costs money, and while the pro
posal to lease if accepted, would avoid this, at
the same time the expenses Of the Canal Com
missioners, and Auditor Generals Offices would
be largely decreased.
There must be some causes operating at Har-
risburg to disappoint the expectations of the
people on this subject, because it admits of no
doubt but that three fourths of the voters of the
State are in favor of a measure calculated to
replenish the treasury. Perhaps each member
has a friend or two who enriching themselves
upon the ''spoils of Office" for whose interests
he works in opposition to the interests of the
people, his constituents Legislation should be
adopted to the advantage of the many and not
for the purpose of enriching a few. We have no
interest in leases, none in the public works, we
would not have any if we could, and perhaps, as
Father Richie once expressed himself, ''we
could not have, if we would - but we have deep
interest in the wishes of the people and desire
their potential voices to be heard, and therefore
urge once more the necessity and the profit of
change, fully conscious, that if such does not
take place, the receipts for this year will e1hib
it no more satisfactory profit from the State i'm
provements than resulted last year.