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Estate ofJohn Dryer, deed.

DCBLiC notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
i administrator Of the estate Of John Dryer, deed
will attend the county court Of La Sale county at term
thereof to be holden nj Ottawa IN said La Sale county
and state OF Illinois, on the LIST Monday In January
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested TO the said
court for adjustment. novl7 OBED W. BRYANT, Admir-
NJ Office hereby given, to the hsirs ataw Of Jane
~ Wagner, deceased, and to all hteres,ed In the
Estate OF said deceased that shall at the March term
OF the La sale County Court TO be holden at the Cour,
House In Ottawa on the LIST Monday Of March next
shall present petition to said Court the sale Of out
lots No. CD and 6s In the southwest fraction quarter
section No. eleven, thirty three north OF range
No three east Of the third principal meridian.
o. NEWTON CLOUD, Admir-.
ILONkh u CWyk. Sall. kny
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.Igat Misteliaurcns. aga
Business Enlarged !!

'INiiE' Subscriber, being induced to dissolve the
4 union h,'her'o EXISTING in his establishment be-
tween the liquor and family grocery uadr. he has
IN obedience TO the popular voice, entirely nb.n-
donrd the former branch Of his business, and in.
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meuto. cloves, indigo. nutmegs, sbir ssIt, iine
salt, coafse salt, saIenius, dried apples, dried
peaches, few barreA very choice eastern peeled
prsches, nee, soda ior washing, bsttersnd soda
crackers. No. ands msckerrl, cod Ash, white
hsk and trout, in barrels and half barrels. war
rsnted Tree from rust, and Of choice quality.
Alws ys on hand when they Gun b~ procured, .
choice article Of batter, eggs, lard, Gu ese hams,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND
m'''| WALLPAPER.
RATHBUN g. ORION,

Wholesale and Retail B0Okselters and Sta
TONERS and Dealers in Paper Hdngings.
HAVE now on hand the largest and best stock
- Of goods in this line TO BE- Iound this side Of
Chicago. 'f sn
Our business relations with Miller. Orion, and
Mulligan, publishers, IN Auburn and New York
city and acquaintance with publishers thoughou,
the country are such, that we can supply agents
and booksellers In other places with school 6ooks
Of all kinds and large variety Of miscsIisseoHs
books At WHOLESALE, as cheap az they can be found
this side OF New York. A liberal discount will
be made to teachers Books not on hand, will be
procured on short notice. Those who love read.
ing, should not foil TO cell and look at our stock
Wall.PaNer, Bordering,
FZRE.BOARD PRINTS AND WINDOW
st SHADES ,..-sa .fltH y
We have jurst received stock Of Paper Hang
ngs, consisting Of large variety OF Rep and
beautiful pstteras. 10 which frequent additions
will be made during the season Those In wan,
purchasing. RATHBUN T. ORTER.
Ottawa, apr II, 1855. fdI7
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WALL pApNR..-- :

,sTUeT vsoeived, q the paint establishment ne
FL door west Of Msnley's hsrdwa 1tore. q
solemdid lot d wall p.per. blind per, 90 .-the
tlnesv sssortpeut ever offered In OiAws q pri.
ces to sutonish. Call and zee Il. ffF''7 "
Mprchl7, ,. g. EARL T. SoN.
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Ginger Wine! .A
4 N excellent and pleasant beverage for
L a warm weather, for sale by
June %. d. WALxxp.
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RANT Establishment.

On Main st., South Side 0fthe Court House.
Ono Door Rest of Wanley's Hamears
Store, Ottawa, Hls
SETH e. EARL 4 son
HAVE opened at the above stand, and have
i Tor sale afull assortment 81 every article in
the paint and color trade, and needed in the Out !.
BIT, painting, and finishing Of buildings, rs
PAINTS, OILS, & VARNISHES,
Glass Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paper Hang.
Jugs, Painters Brushes, Pencils, dc.
PAINTS.
c! Try CG h;,r white ync purple brown,
chrome yellow Paris sIeen liissf rO~ s sS!s,
Prussinn blue, drop black, French ultra mn rine
blue, Vandyke brown. purple brown, Italian 81.
emma, burn! and powdered; same raw and Do W.
deres; turkey lumber, burnt and powdered ;same
raw and powdered; lamp.black, imperial black.
Frankfort black, &c.
Cotors in OH.-Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green /.
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, az.
sorted cans; raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
in cans, patent French zinc dryer, &c.
,Varaishes. Best elastic body varnish, super.
fine polishing Copal, super Copnl cabinet vnrnish.
fine iurniture varnish. best japan gold size, best
Vemar varnish, for porcelain Il ,sh, strong drying
OF, ,.tmed nnsesd oil, boiled, boiled linseed oil
Greinins colors.-All granting colonpse pared
in tin boxes. .rru
Pencils and Brmshes.-All kinds used BY
painters and artists,,s common paint brushes,
camel's hair brushes, &c. 'rt3Rlal p :
Pspsr Hanging Plain and satin piper, Dor.
der, fre.board prints. oil aud transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Iisss.--A All sizes from Shy 10, TO 50 BY ~.
Doors. glazed aud unglaxsd sash, blinds, &c.
a Sand paper, emery paper, and emery stpsh Or
maehinists. ground pulnice stone, stencil plates
and bvusbestor marking. SO. ~ a 81
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Boots and Shoes,

Mems kip welted boots.
French calf q"
heavy cowhide boots,
pump, goat, and kip boots.
Boy, boo'., OF kip and spill, leather,
Mems heavy brogans,
cali shoes,
goat "
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes.
ChildIen's. infants, boys and youths cacks
slips, ankle lies. kid rocks. patent leather paro.
dis. Jenny Lind boots. lace boots, black and CO
lored gaiiers, bronze bootees. ennnieled bootees
kip, goat. cali. and heavy brogans.
Womens Bootees, Slips, Buskins, Ties, and
Caters,
Of many colors, qualities. materials and kinds.
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs OF
oil sizes, wooden churns, sugar tubs " ith casers
hrst quality shaker bFoofns, common bro0ms and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
Forsale at the middle store. Reddick's block, IN
der the Telegraph office, next door 10 the post OF.
hce, by MAY 49,, ions LocKwoop.
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zzFEa U. s.
&!sk- -FSg rs re- MM Mail Ioule

Betneen Ottawa and aurora.
THE undersigned having taken IN econ,ract for
i carrying the mails on the above route. nre
prepared to lake passengers through with com.
tort and despatch.
We leave Ottawa on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS.
and Saturdays, at 9o'eleek A, NJ arrive at Al,
rora at O'clock 2. NJ. same day--pnsslne
through Newark, Brisioi, and Oswego.
August IT, OECuTT T. JrSv.
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Estate Of 7Aomas Harerfvl d,c'd

~ Office hereby given, to al persons having claims
N against the estate OF Thomas Haverty, deceased
that VIII attend term OF the county court Of In Sale
county to be held at Ottawa, In said county Of L. Sale
and state Of Illinois, the Cd Monday Of January next
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate, notified TO present the In writing TO said
court for adjustment. PETER HAvERTY, g.,
Nov "a Gws ANTHONY r. BERRY I sAb
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Ia SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Companv.

OVtce IN Nattinger's block, Rooms at Pres
ent Oceupid By IT. +. Eames.
THIS company is now fully organized, and
prepared to insure property against the
risk OF fire.
The advantage OF inauring in "home compa.
ny, where yon know the parties with whom YOU
where the Usual lrlay and Expense atte ndina sue
settlements with compa mes ai distance is ayo,.
ded, Will commsnd Itself To every one wishing 10
secure the full bench; OF his insurance
-, GEO. +. WALKER, Pres.
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More L1glnt,

A FIRSTRATE article of prunes, cit.
L a ron. key and box iaisins, for sale cheap by
lune l6 ID WLrrs
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SPlRIT gas and camphinc lamps. Also,
clamp globes, Ct imneys, and wicks, Tor sale by
June l6 d. WALwrs
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Timothy Seed.
AM prepared to buy timothy seed for
l. cash, II delivered early
july H. .esUti., ,..7 ARruuR LocK woop
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Potash.

DOTASH put up in 8 pound cans. with
L. directions for making good hard soap, Tor
sale by June 23.) d. WALXyR.
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Real estate Column.
Lands for GQle.

WHE south east quarter sec. 20, = 81, \. 3, the
Central r. R.-a choice piece Of land.
$50 acres In sec. 10, T. 81, X. g.
Also 5000 In this and Joining ccuntss, With
5000 acrcs choice land In Black Havk CO., Iowa.
Nov "a JOHN r. ANTHONY.
Country Residence and FaFn for sale.
THE subscriber yin eel his residence, about tive mics
below Ottawa the Illinois river, with non sixty TO
hundred and any acres Of land - purchasers may
desire.
The place has q commodious Hcrss, god Barn, Corn
Crbs &c, young Orchard, about sgHfy acres under
the pillow, and IL every way very desIrs ocastsn It
In al all easily accessible from town ~ an excel
lent road and readily be divided 70 make two or
more very pleasant residences.
The stock and Farming implements now on said farm
will be sold either with the same or separately.
Also for sale. % Of Land across the River, being
ali OF Section II that lies South Of the llnois River
Apply to the subscriber, the premises, or 70 j. e.
Champion, Esq, Ottawa tsep2el JOHN p. McGREdOR
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Coal, Stone, and Lime.
VINHE subscriber Is ready and willing to
supply coal, stone. and line Ia quantities.tc
n sry other live man. Coal mile east OF Fog
river bridge, and sione ard lime q the old San.
ses ava nv on sec. Is, or deliveredi In the city.
iune %. rs NArHANiEL PERLIy.
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GOODS Or PRICEE!
lend 10 continue I he i.
BARTER TRADE

BAH LIZ TRADE
So convenient 10 farmers, and will always ex.
shange for their marketing at the highest market
rates Such Of my customers ~ bring in mar
but good. a. poor butter, eggs, lard, cheese, DO
tatoes, &c, do not wisi, to have on hand, for
like oil other poor goods they 10 not give saiisac.
lion TO any one. and are dear at any price.
Having . very large trade, can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do small business,
and can also keep constantly on hand
A MUCH LARGER STOCK
SO that every one can be fully SUPP lied. Good
and substantiai goods will make up msjoriy Of
the slotk-such goo Jsas enter into the every day
consumption OF farmers, mechanics, labo rers,
professional MEN, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great exeiti0ns TO have constantly
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HOUSGS hut Sd1IBS
z HOUSES and lots. in different
- parts Of Ottawa prices from $500
TO $1,000 on easy terms, for sale by
True l. WATERMAN.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
YNHE undersigned offers for sale the fol-
Il lowing lands and city lots, VIZ:
Description. See. r. r.
swq Of nwq "a 81
nsQ 70 81
nh Of seq 70 81
Lots in States addition to Ottana.
Lots 3, 4 and 5. in block 50.
4 Lots !, . aud 3, in block ~.
Also. an improved srm Of 200 acres, situated
on Fox river, 8 miles from Ottawa. This farm is
well watered and timbered.
jun23 d. p. JoNEs, Office in the court house.
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PAINTING AND GLAZINC.

3, Tbs suhsnvibsfs continue, asheretuiore. 10 a.
tend promptly 70 oil orders 10 the painting sud sls.
.ing iine. 70 which they propose to devote their
I luLy0 Nla- tL.n 4 @. EAlI, a Han.
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TIE best farm IN La Sale co containing $40
acres under cultivation, and 90 acres timber
900 fruit trees, 400 Of them now in bearing two
houses and two barns, one Of the houses large
6ne. and modern bull, one barn so by 90; two
spring. and creek on the place, &c. 1eIms mo.
dasate, Tor sale by jung TR,E t. WATERMAN.
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~ KENTUCKY JEANS,
'gether making a complete stock Of
SUMMER WEAR.
HARDWARE

Farmers utensils, svc as best quality of two
three and four tine steel, hay and manure forks
steel hoes. spades, and shovels, frs, quality
rskes, .,scyihss. snuths, &c. Hfn nTtF'
| Table knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
gate and barn door hinges. gimiels. lacks, scis.
brushes. coffee mills. mop sticks, backing brush
60, German silver, Brittsnia, and iron tea. dsssert
and table spoons. blacking. matches, and other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-28
Affairs In Venezuela.
DUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS, Dec. %, 1854.
Banqud for the Goth Of January-FIeld for 4meri-
cav Diplomacy--M Treatment of American Cli
Gems.
We are destitute Of local news, for peace prevails
with us. The cholera has preyed upon It's victims
In the Oriental provinces until it is satiated, and
gone to parts unknown.
The President has ordered a banouet. with one
hundred cubiertos, to be prepared for the 2O.h OF
January, on the occasion OF ths grand entrance Of
his iustrous predecessor and successor to the CAPT.
ta'--General Jose Tadeo Monssss; and 1t is to be
feared that the United States vii not be repre-
pepted in the person Of its resident minister, Mr.
Charles Eames, now absent az Washington. wnen
he returns he will have grand field Of operation
and an opportunity Of distinguishing himself rs q
diplomstist for the ia material enough to operate
upon in tie shape Of long standing claims for 500
lation, illegal seizures infrsctions OF the laws VIC
lators Of contracts, conspiracy and falss imprison
ment decisions Of the courts Of Justice contrary TO
Law and evidence, and divers other wrongs commits.
ted in violation OF the rights and privileges Of Ams
rican citizens, which requires talent, shrewdness
energy Of character, perseverance aad untlring in
dustry to accom- fish.
American interests aud American citizens have
long been trodden under the feet Of the executive,
ministerial and judicial authorities OF venez aea,
without any redress or protection from their own
government, while the subjects Of Great Britain aud
France have their wrongs speedily redressed, and
temand that the most nple justice be meted out TO
them, with prompt indemnity for every loss or
damage they may sustain from upjustifsb!e ac.s OF
their officials. Thus the subjects Of England aud
France are respected In much higher degree by
the governmt ut and people Of Venezuela than are
American citizens making the old saying good
correct child for Its faults 70 make Il
love you; and Q government, when made to
answer for its acts, will be cautious not &, We Of
fence. There never was q county that merited the
rcd more than Venezuela; for Truth il not within
her, and justice and honesty she knoweth not
General Joee Tajeo honagas, the President elect.
bss The power, u he had the Win, TO extricsss biz
her 70 blcnou hke the rVse. TRAxEIM
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on cur coast Three Of these vessels were American,
two were lost BY their crews being sick with the
Chsgres fever. They were all brought In hare, and
al OF them were entirely destitute, without clothing
or money, and with no person TO take care of, or
provide for them . passage to the United States.
This ought not to be, and your government should
do something to remedy this evil, a. the poor fellows
are to be seen wandering about the streets bare
footed, bareheaded, and with empty stomachs, or
what Is still worse, they meet friends in the grog
shops, who give them the very worst kinds Of bad
liquor, which soon carries them to the grave. This,
TO your readers, will seem very hard; but when they
take into consideration the way we situated, and
the fact that these men seldom come under the OBJ
servation Of the wealthy and liberal, and the still
more important fact that all French, English and
other foreign seamen, when cast away on this coast
are sent home by the r. NJ. steam packet vessels,
free Of charge to them, and that the impression is
very generally entertained that your government
ought to make some provision for these men, they
will not wonder that they are left 70 die unreeved,
implied and destitute.
We have had the most delightful cool weather
imaginable for over two months-such weather
time BEFORE 1t is clear weather, with cool north
breeze every day. Occasionally gale OF wiad from
the same quarter will bow with great fury for few
s. The French brig Ossisn, from here, with cargo
OF logwood and mahogany, was lost on the northern
Tiianges her officers and crew were brought In here
by wrecking vessel. with portion Of materials,
which have been sold here during the week.
A fall In the price of mahogany freghvs has again
filled our hsrbor with vessels for mahogany. We
are now very busy shipping last years cuttings,
which were unusually large. Tee great quantity of
small wood cut has brought down che price of small
wood 80 low In both England and America, that it Is
almost valueless here now. Those who sold to
honorable and solvent houses when the price was
up, are call right;p that is II the houses are able
and willing to stick to their bargains, which is not
always the case.
We expect hard times, and plenty Of it, next
year, as the price of logwood and mahogany being
very low, nearly one third Of the gangs will be
broken up, and wages will also be reduced from 20
to 40 per cent.
Reports are in circulation very generally here
that the Yankees are about making q descent on
this town Ia Grtyto,cn, and this absurd report
causes trouble and no livle anxiety among our
sable and colored population, who fear the object is
to make them slaves.
Provisions still rule very high here, owing to
their being 30 high in New Orleans, from whence
we get most Of ours TRAVELLER.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONEY MARK X II.

SATURDAY, Jan. 27-6 p. NJ.
There was considerable activity in the stock
market this morning, without any aterial variation
in quotations. At the FIRST boari, Michigan Central
Rsilroad advanced per cent. New York Contra
Bonds declined per cent; Harlem, /. There was
good deal doing in State stocks at prices current
at the close yesterday. Railroad bonds we're not
active or buoyaut. Illinois Central was well sus-
tanned. There were no transactions In Erie bonds
The loan freely offered at so s04 per cent.
Cumberland Coal opsned and c o,ed to-day fine, q!
35s per cent. The discoveries recently made on the
compapys property, alluded to few days since, Is
probably the cause. Harlem Is heavy under the ef-
fec. Of the suppressed report and the decision rela
tive TO the over issued stock.
After the adjournment Of the board the f,llow wing
sales Of bonds and stocks made at su ,tion 81
A. Fl. Nicoiay:-
S5 Too La eros, and Milwaukee r. r s's int addsa u
5000 Toll, Norwak Clev. r. r., LIST mort do NJ
10000 Ohio Mississippi, r. R., I'd mort, DO. 5oz
10 shares Erie Railroad Observation-Disclosures. Az
70 DO Amer. Express Co. lat private sals). los
20 do. Atlantic Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 6sz
10 DO. North River Fire ms Co. ......... .i33I
10 Do. Greenwich FiEe Ins,........".."..lssk
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan 2I--of N.
ASHES were unchanged with small sales of pets at S.
6s 80 rs.
BREADsrUPFs -Flour-The market was more active,
with better feeling in the trade. The sales all kinds
footed up about 1000 900 bbls. including about
1000 bbls. common State, for export, which sold at
about IS IL, though the range from % to IS IS
favorite State at IS % a IS 81; common to good
Indiana and Michigan, IS SO 50; fancy Michigan 80
IL 80 IS; extra do. and Ohio SO rs $40 Is to $40
so; extra Genesee $40 SO $11 So In the above sales
were 200 bbls Baltimore city, head lined and delivered
at IS 3d. and 900 do extra do d. at 90 SO; Cauad.
steady, with sales of 600 bbs. at IS 81 a So in
bond and at 50 SO duty paid Rye -four was
and meal dull at old prices whcat-Sales OF 440j
bushels handsome white Canadian made at 81 S.
duty paid; Western, Southern and Genesee nomi-
nal Rye-2000 bushels prime North river sold At the
railroad depot at 81 2s Corn-Ts sales embraced about
5000 bushels, chiefly Southern white and yellow, at
96c. a Csc. Oats and barley unchanged.
BKfswAx-saes Of $500 lbs. yellow were made at
Corrn.-sales of $50 bags st. Domingo we're made ON
private terms 500 mats Java at ls1sc and $50 bags
CoTroN.-The stock the market continued light,
and the frmness Of holders restricted sales The
sactons embraced 800 bales including about 800 bales
u ranstu and SEQ on the spot the market closing at
full prices.
FRinenrs Rates to European ports were steady. To
Liverpool, 5000 bushels corn we're engaged at Cd in
ships bags $50 boxes of bacon at It's 3D. 100 hhds.
taow at 15 and 100 bbs pork at 2s 3D. with ~ bales
measurement goods at Dos To Hayre, fair business
so ,ons .sranant ao, srs tarsn a. 1s To Lon
Jon 80. ara ,at "a ,ssdy To 1.l;fornis .nd Ana
t,ai. shav ~u ars twi,hont naticsshs chsnge ~ ~
Fnrns'yy The market was sitbout change and s.les
were nnimnortant -
HAY,-About coo bales were sold at Doc. a CSC.
umrs Recsints anrng Tho wa.E wsre I;aht Ana thu
sales exb,brea an advances az c ner In over the nrces
n, ,ha ,r.,io.. ,.ans paaaoa -. - halt - On.
or,nocos go III. ~ ts tn .a,i rs.a,,s ~ H. ~set
bsxs to., on 40 b,das 'S i"' '''"' ''o''P'' y WV
Iyos ernu ~ IN ,r IN ,,r,a wsr. MAKING N
,aI man SAWS ss''eA ps' v "'e' "'
~ -.vrs, Il. verv ar,, .lthouo h the sa,es
b.ya No. y. ~ a.aa mt .sel as lie week nrevious
"a $3.50. :, o s n.,,,es asmsnd.d nrices above
the views Of buyers The sales however are more than
eouai 10 inc rcepts leaving the stock much reduced
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BELIZE, Dec 16, 1854.
Wrecks Destitute and Sh,ycrecked american Sea
men at Bsiize-- Cool Vsafher- Vessels for Ma.
hogGny FSigAts-Hard Times Anticipated
Fears Of Fiiibusfsrism, &c.
TIE loss Of the American schooner Empire, Of
which have previously sdsised you, makes ak
vessels cast away In this vicinity within few
months, and has fAiy To Raks Avsy disasyous ysar