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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
Gale at AIbany-Finy Buildings Unroofcd.
ALBANY, March 49,


A terrible gale occurred here yesterday,
causing an immense amount of damage
throughout the city end its vicinity. Not
less than fifty buildings were uuroofed, inclu.
ding fouudres, school houses, mills, passen-
ger depois and asylums. Innumerabe chin,
neys and walls were blown down. Ferry
boats, canal boats and steamboats, at the
docks were damaged. Nearly all The Chin
neys in the city were either injured or blown
down.
a complete panic occurred among the citi.
zens. and the workmen fled from the work.
shops in dismay. Many persons were injur'
ed--bul so far, none were killed. The dam
age has been immense, All the trains and
boats were deluged.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

WE are panied 10 learn tha, MIR. Edwin
Forrest, the American ,ragedian, has become
a convert to the very ridiculous belief in
spiritual manifestations This gentleman
is constant visitor upon the Foxes, now
stopping at hotel in this city, and most
credulously insists upon the correctness of
The Developments communicated by The
rappers from ;'t'olher side OF Jordan -
Trenton Tue american.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

~ The seizure Of the Black Warrior
by the Cuban authorities in the port of
Havana, has created considerable excite
'ment throughout the country. Congress has
taken the matter in hand. A message from
President Pierce on the subject will be
published in our next number.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

A new counterfeit S5 note on the Farmers
Bank Of Lancaster, is noticed in the Whig
said TO be So well execnted as TO deceive
good judges who are no, very familiar with
the engraving of The genuine the signatures
are good imitation. But the coun,erfeits
can readily be detected by the ends of The
note, which have the word Give" engraved
across them, while on the genuine lhe word
olive" appears in dies in three OF the COT.
ners ,enelhwise of the note. In the genuine
also the dog, the key, and the chest appear
between The signi,ure of the President and
Ca.hler-while in the counterfeit there il
nothing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

Nev Hampshire ElectiOn.-BosroN, Mach
is.-The Atlas has returns from 2oi towns
of New Hampshire, which give Baker, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, ms jor-
ity Of 795. His majority in the entire State
will be about i4oo. The returns now show
the election OF i43 Democrats and i5i oppo-
silion to the House
BosroN, March 20.
Letters received in this city, fIom promi'
nent Democrats in New Hampshire, posl-
lively state that the opposition have carried
the State. The majority of Baker, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor will not eN-
ceed 900, The opposition majority in the
House will be from six to ten, which will
defeat the elcelioE Of U. S. Senators during
the present session.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

DEATH IN THE PuLpIT.-Rev. w. S. Lloyd,
the pastor Of two Baptist churches few
miles ives, of Montgomery, Ala, died on
Sunday las, while performing service. He
had commenced his discourse, and after
speaking few moments, exclaimed; Heel,
brethren, am going" and insianianeously
sank down aud expired
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

" Messrs. Brodhead and Douglas OF
the U. S. Senate, and c. M. Straub of the
House will please accept our thanks for
public documents and speeches.
We are also indebted to d. B. Montgom-
cry, Esq, Of the State Legislature for public
documents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

BURNING OF THE MoNocAcY BRIDGE.-The
bridge Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
over the Monocacy river, this side OF the
Frederick junction ard fify-eighl miles from
Baltimore, was, we regret TO say. burned on
Thursday evening. The train of cars from
the Wes, had passed over it, and it is suppo-
sed that the sparks from The engine getting
into the wood work, supporting he roof, kin
died into blaze The bridge was formed
Of three arches, and was about three hundred
and sixiy.lour feet across. A temporary
bridge was rugged up to supply its place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

o. PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
The editor OF the .MnersuiUe Bulletin ad-
vertises his establishment for sale on the
most reasonable terms. Application to be
made Immediately to the proprietor, Mr..
S. S. Miiar, Minersville, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

Al. Harlan, Representative in Congress
from The iiih Congressional district in Tndi-
ana has written long letter to his consiilu.
eats in which he states he is opposed 10 the
Nebraska bill, and shall vote sgains, il, un-
less Instructed differently by his constituents.
THIS The Cincinnati Gassiis says they will
not do.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

m"' Susan Bisls', relic, Of Jacob Biglsr,
and mother Of wm. BIslsr, Governor Of
Pennsylvania, aud John Bislsr, Governor Of
California, died on the 10Th iaslani, a, her
residence IN Delaware township, Merssr
county, aged sbOu, 20 ysan.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
Loss Nearly Half a Million. Loss of Life.
New ORLEANS March II

New ORLEANS, March II.
"A disastrous cnnflagration commenced AZ
midnight IN Perry's furniture store, and the
flames rapidly extending TO Natchez and
ufaVies streets, consuming thirteen buildings,
mostly stores, together with their contents.
The loss is estimated at from $500, 900 10
S5OOOOo.
1t is feared that several persons were kill.
ed BY The falling walls, although only one
body has yet bcen recovered.
Mr. Woodruff, an old citizen, and foreman
OF Exempt Company, and MIR Mcleod, fore
man OF another company, were dangerously
injured, and are not expected 10 recover.
Three other foremen were rescued from
the falling wall, but their injuries are no,
considered fatal,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

0 LAND WARRANTs.-Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, Can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

A DARING RoBBERY.-One of the most
at!ocious robberies that we have heard of,
was committed in onr city Yesterday. Miss
Mcneil, daughter Of Gen. John Mcneil,
deceased, and niece Of President Pierce,
was met in one Of The public streets by a
rnfiian, knocked down, and robbed of her
purse, containing about thirty dollars, cer,if-
Gates Of stocks amounting 10 about two thou.
sand dollars, and a valuable diamond pin
The bow was so severe lha, she was render
ed insensibe, and whilst in this condition
was robbed. We understand tha, she wa.
much injnr ed, but are glad lha, her injury il
not dangerous. This bold robbery tool
place about o'clock, P. NJ, in one OF tn,
public streets, and the robber succeeded il
making his escape Washington Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

4 Gunpopder Plot--Jail Delivery We
Learn that five Of the inmates of the New
Albany lind Jail, on Tuesday night, blew
themselves ont of that strong. hold, and
escaped. Bill Shockley and - Jones were
two of the parry. The means employed
were by undermining portion of the wall
and then blowing it oui with gunpowder, and
escaping through the hole. 1t was bold
and successful effort, but where did they &c,
their powder - Louisville Courier.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

SALE OF THE Public WoRKs-The bill
which passed the Senate, on the 7ih instant,
for the sale of the Public Works of Pennsyl-
Of the Main line al $40 OoO, 900, the Delaware
Division, s3,oOO,oOo the Susquehanna and
Moth Branch Division, $4,000, 900: and the
West Branch Division, S5oo,Ooo; in the
aggregate, SIG, 100000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

NEBRAsKA.-The emigration 10 Nebraska
territory is very large. The ST. Louis Repub-
lican says great number of persons have
arrived in that city, on their way TO that ter
ritopy 10 settle. The steamboats, were ta-
ken up as fast as they arrived, to convey the
emigranls to their destination
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
New Advertisements.
NOTICE..

VEVHE appeals for the several townships and
4 boroughs iE the county of Northumberland,
will be held by the Board of Commissioners of
said county, at their Office in Sunbury, on the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
Agricultural Meeting

THE Northumberland County Agricul,us,
Il Society will hold its annual meeting for the
election Of officers, and the appointment of a
time and place for the next fair, at the Court
House in Sudbury, on Monday, April Sd, at IA
O'clock P. M.
full attendance is respectfully urged.
DAVID TAGGART.
WIN. ]. GREENUUGH.
Secretaries.
March Of 1874
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

LoRD RACLAN.-The commander Of the
British army on lis way TO Cons,antinople is
better known in the military history OF Eng.
land as Loud Flzroy Somerset, son of the
fifth Duke of Beaufort, by the daughter of
Hon. Admiral Boseawen. He was born in
1888, and is now in his Goth year. He has
been fifty years in military service. He was
aid.de-camp and military secretary of the
| self at Fuentes d'Onore, Badajos, Salamanca,
Victoria, and other leading battles in the
Peninsula. He also served in Flanders; and
in the battle Of Waterloo he lost an arm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
EPISCOPAL SERVICE:

ST. Matthew's Church will be opened for
Divine Service tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

.WaIG MAYoRs. Horton d. Walker,
fWhiel has been elected Mayor Of Ports
mouth, n. q, John 5. R'ehaIds, Esqp
IWhia, 4 has been elected Mayor Of Reading
Pa IA Manchester, n, H., Hon, Frederick
sn,,h, Cwhis,l was elected Mayor on Tues
day lasi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

Wall Papers =! Wall Papers !
y9NHE subscribers have now in store their COM
d pletc spring stock of
Paper Hangings, Curtains, &C.,
which they offer at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Our assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
French and American.
We manufacture a large proportion Of our
goods and can sell at the lowest rates.
rP- Paper Hanging done in tho country at
city prices.
PARRISH & HOUGH,
Nc. North FIFTH street, Philadelphia.
Phila. March 25, ls54.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.

The New Albany Ledger says:--"An al
fecting incident was related to US this morn.
ing, by gentleman who was an eye witness
TO the dreadful scene on board the Reindeer,
after the recent explosion. Two families,
one OF FIVE and the other Of six persons, who
were removing from Ohio 10 Missouri, were
all so badly scalded by the steam that they
have since died, A little girl of five or six
years Of age, who belonged 10 one Of these
families, and whose tender flesh was literally
boiled, was laid alongside Of her mother,
whose spirit was passing, in an agony, of
pain, from its earthly tenement. Turning
her eyes toward her mother, she said: MA,
il is so dark will we no, soon get home %
Poor child Her eyes were darkened by the
haze Of death, and soon aflerward her spiri,
was unfei,ered, and did go home, 10 live for
ever with angels"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

OF The latest foreign news exhibits a
decline in the price OF breadstuffs. The
English markets appear 10 be overstocked.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

A LIST OF the unseated lands advertised
"A for sale by Francis Bucher, Treasurer of
Northumberland County, agreeable TO an act
OF the General Assembly of the Common.
wealth OF Pennsy lvania, passed The 18th Of
March lS45, and the supplement thereto
entitled, an act directing the mode Of selling
unseaied Lands for taxes and other purposes
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, in the Borough Of Sunbury, on the
i2,h day of June, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ,
the following described tracts Of land for
arrearages of Taxes due and the costs accrued
on each tract respectively, unless previously
discharged, 10 wit
No. acrcs Warrantees names. Ami due,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
G.. M. BAILEY,

G. M. BAILEY,
MANUFACTURER
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
ALL WIDTHS, IRON
SIS, IA, Us, 4-f, 5-4, Ga, I'll, Sci.
Warehouse, lio North Third ST., second floor,
PHILADELPHIA.
AUSTIN BROWN, Agent.
Just received, sl2 cases. Constantly on hand,
the best assortment in Philadelphia.
March 25, lS54,-lm
Cane Seat,
PLAIN AND FANCY CHAIRS.
Arm Chairs,
Rocking Chairs,
Cane Settees,
Dining & Chamber Chairs,
IN all the varieties of colors and Fashionable
styles, at the cheapest rates, WHOLESALE AsD
RETAIL, at
N. F. WOODS,
Warcrooms, No l29 & l3l North 9th ST.,
Opposite Franklin Square, Philadelphia
March 25, ls54.-3m
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Treasurers' Sale.

March 25. 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-23
BOOTS AND SHOES, %
STILL AT THE OLD STANDHr

60uch or PennSvtCdtlG 6Te7ttG2 OoCt0ocn tAaSk
= % and Ssre,iU streets, hort 9sT rs
OPPOSITE BRowHs' HOTEL -
4 HOOVER 4 SON are still at the old plaoar ION
"A the south side Of Pennsylvania ave- whn
nue., betw. siA tn and Seventh streets. oppo- u
site Browns Hotel, where they would be Y N
pleseed to see their old customers and the ~.
public In general, and where will be found q com
plete assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Children's
GentlensD's, Youths and Boys SHOES and BOOTS
OF all styles and ptices: rs, o. y.
Cloth Button Heeled Caters with and without tips
French Lasting Button and Heeled Caters
Cloth Button CATERS without heels -.
French Toilet Slippers. French Lasting and Kid
Do black and white Satin Caters ..-
Do bronze and black kid and morocco Slippers
Pain Laee Caters, all co.ors
Morocco and Kid Boots and Jefsrsons, thick end
thin solos. 49, GE- F. q, -. t-5
49,. FOR MISSES & CHILDREN.
Black, bronze and colored foxed and tipped Caters
Tan colored do : do asuperior article
Do tipped gssa and plain morocco Boots, thick
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots
Cloth snd lasting button CATERS g. 5"'
Morocco Boots and Jefersons, thick and thin so1es
....~,. FOR GENTLEMEN, o.
Patent Leather Boots of superior quality
Do do pegged, for IS
Kid top Congress Caters, black ard colored single
aud double soles
Calf Congress Caters, single and double soles
Cair 0xford Ties and Montereys do ', -s-- y.
Patent Lesthe, PUN ps aud low quartered Shoes
superior article Of Eewet Boots, spring shsnks
With general variety of sswed aud peg Boots.
FOR YOUTHS BOYS. rr
All we can say In this line is we prepared TO
supply all demands of Boots and Shoes in variety
of styles. ,--
FOB sERV ANTS.
s..Our assortment in this department is complete,
and We feel confident We can furnish good article
al at fair prices.
Thankful for past favors we still solicit contin
uance OF custom. We think, BY keeping good ar
ticie and selling at fair prices, that will be able
to please. We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
DttO: Quick Sales and email profits
DON'T forget the right Store but call at
A HOOVER & SONS,
Opp. Browns Hotel, bet. 9th and 7th SITS,
oct 6-eOlm south side.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROP. II. ". MUNDER takes geeot pleasure in
Il announcing to his friends anu the pubic gen.
orally, that be has turned to Washington, and II
resume the duties of his SCHOOL on saturday,
October 7th, 1854, at u o'clock p m, for adi. 8;
and on Friday, at III O'Clock, for gentlemen. He
has leased the large and beautiful hall now in the
course OF erection. corner OF Ninth and streets,
which viii be fitted up ia handsome lyle, with
every convenience, expressly for danciag purposes
The location is everT thing that can be desirable to
parents, both privaTe ana central, and Ia point OF
beauty viii be SUR assed by none in 'ha city In
consideration that his Hall will not be completed
unit, November Goth, he proposes commencing his
SCHOOL at biz old stand corner of evonh street and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most ent re satisfaction to bis
former patrons, he feels hesitation in ain offer
ing his services to those who wish to bs perfected Ia
any department in the above beautiful accomplish.
ment. His style of dancing needs comment, as
his numerous pupils in his former class will testify
His new Hall will be opened with large Ball and
Exhibition. All those who wish 70 3eRfScipate are
requested to join imu ediately.
Terms, &c, will be made kneWR upaA application
at Mr. John r. Ellis's Music Sboeo, Psgnfy lvania
avenue, near Tenth street. ssP &e-eo1m
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FOR RATI0Ns FOR 1856.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,
Quartermaster's Office,

Quartermaster's Office, ;
Washington, September %, 1854. J
SEPARAT ATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be r.
y ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock q. m. on
Tuesday, the OATH day Of October next, for furnish
ing Rations to the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing Stations for the year 1855, viz:
Charlestosn, Massachusetts,,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long leland, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospe TT, near Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, Florida, and
Washington City, District of Columbia.
Eaf h Ration to consist of one pound and quar-
ter of fresh beef, or three quarters of pound Of
mess pork, eighteen ounces of bread made of super
fine -four, or superfne -four at the option of the
Government and at the rate of six pounds Of good
COFFEE, twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans Su.
gar eight quarts of the best white BEANS four quarts
of vinegar, two quarts Of salt four pounds Of good
hard brown soap, and enc and half pounds of good
hard dipped tallow candles, to one hundred "a.
lions. . 81. -'.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
Of the commanding off er Of each station, either in
bulk or by single ration, ard shall consist ef the
beat and most choice pieces OF the carcass.
The pork to be No prime mess pork, and the
groceries TO be ef the beet quality of the kinds
named, all subject to inspection No bid sill be en-
tertained unless accompanied by the names Of two
suret'es known to this Office certified to by some
official person.
To be endorsed proposals for Rations for the
year 1885," end addressed to the Quartermaster OF
he Marine Corps, Washington, DC.
The Patriot, Concord, N. H.; Gazette Portsmo nth
H.; Morning Post and Daily Times, Boston, Mass
Day Book, New York; Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y; Penn.
Globe Portsmouth, Va; Argus, Norfolk, Va; Dem.
ocrst, Pensacola Fla; and Ancient City. st. Angus
tine, Fla, will publish the above three times week
until the oath Of October next, and send bill &C.
eopanied by copy Of this advertisement to this Of
| fee for payment. '-'.'.--
sen rs
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THE
LONG EXPECTED WORK
NEARLY READYS
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IN THE
Path Of tho Steam Horse;


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This superb volume, which has been under way
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ever issued in this country. Ths Illustra'ion of
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GK0RGEToWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORG ETC IN, D. O.
Rev. VIM. j. Clark,
Mrs. A. H G. ark. N0Afo1o'

THE duties of tins seminary will be resumed Cd
L FRIDAY, sspte mber 1sc.
The urse Of studies actually pursued in this IL
stitutioG embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sers.
mary in the Union.
The location Of the seminary s remarkable for it,
salubrity. The building. are large the rooms caps
cious, and the grounds for recreation very am.
pie.
Terms Tor boarding pupils, $500 per eession of 10
months. payable on the Isl September and LIST OF
Februs-y. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English ana Mathematics room rent, fuel Light
and wasaIng. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from s. TO $40 per quarter according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Esq, W. 8. Fl. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge Esq
Robert P. Dodgs, Esq, and DR.. o. III. Linthicum
Georgetown, D. O.; and to JOS. II. Bradley, Esq
Aaron C. Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitxhugh Coyle
Washington, D. O.
jy1 i-f Intel Union)
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GALE of Quilted States land In the
~ town Of Rome, in the State Of New York. VIII
be sold at public acction on the premises, in the
tosn or village Il Rome, on The 18th day of Novam
Der next, all those several lots and parts Of lots
which were purchased by the United States from
Dominick lynch by deed bearing cate ist March,
1914, 18th October, 1916, and 4th July 1916 as lets
numbered L. 5, 8, IL. H. and IT, in block - with the
westerly hsf parts of lots and IL and the 1terly
half parts OF lots and L. N the bl ok o. to
gsther with lots T. 5. and s. in block 4 the whole
being known and hitherto use1 as the site Ct the
United States arsenal at Rome.
The lots and halves of lots above mert toned mum
Dered s. a, D, Z, H. Is, A. Is, and 10, fronting
northerly altogether two hundred and sixty four
feet on DomiuitK street, and running back three
hundred and tsen y.tbree feet more less, on the
eastern boundary, and four hundr ed and forty-ive
feet. more nr less the western boundary. to the
Inland Lock Navigation Cnmpany's Canal,,wl be
sold, with the buildings thereon, in one parcel; and
lots 5, and g. in ock z, fronting sputserly alto
gsther one hundred and ninety.eight lee Said
street and running back two hundred feet, more
less. with tn buildings thereon another paTcsl
The eale will be for cash; and deeds or the proper
ty will ma ie by the SECRETARY # Var, under the acts
Of Congress OF Sd of March, 1919 and 28th Of April
1928, conveying to the purchaser and 10 bis heirs
and assigns forever all the right tits and interes
OF the United States In the same.
There will be sold, also, a. the sans lime and
place large quantity Of stores which 1t is not
deemed advisable to remove to another arsenal !,
among which ten iron cspaCn, with gun car
risges and many of the ,nrements for their use.
heavy gins and tackles horse and hand carts, FIR
engine, sleigbs. stoves, ladders quantity Of Inn
Der, bricks, &c, quantity Of hints, e1ter sive
assortment Of tools, some farming utensils, articles
Of furniture, and large quantity of sc-ai ron,
wrought an cast stesl. b.as-, DC,
GENR Z CRAIG,
oct l3-dtd Colonel of 0rdr ance.