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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-08
Selling off at Cost.

Selling oil at Cost,
VIE entire stock q Isaae Prayer comprising complete
Il assortment OF
Etry ard Fancy G Gods,
and amounting to from this
All goods embraced in the above
gina COST PRICE, s giving tic buyer the advantage Of
buying at New York wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
soon as che business VIII be wound an the posi-
bic tiIde
french afItts, worth SO cents at sS5s
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al',lins Ileached II II
Hack Six yard wide worth at 1e8T5<
ss5esss $50 1ie5
2 slnstsn deLaire. algat II
Hose ladies white, ibIacl and
Other
TIKI EASTERN ia HGAIN STORE, sssF
No 10 dIan. st, 5I6rf9s Union.s
The unENpifed Lease q the Store Room, and an the
dxtnres for saie reasonable terms. nhe1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-08
GEO. *. NI7NIECIIEN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,

q, It2 llLli7t15lIslSI
II AS Just
IL rs Groceries, nelndlEe:
y Sugar
- hafEgs afnlassess
Family aud 8. fine Flour;
Nos slIaeSeFel.
Is kit4 Nos
10 kltk N0.1
o dozen extra was,-noards;
% q wood Buckets;
10 barrels osy;shed Sugar;
10 = Powdered =
IS bags Come
% chests In Perial, G. P. and T. II. Teas;
80 kegs Nails;
10 huttsSWee Tobacco;
= Natural Leaf Tobacco;
10 kegs Twist p =
1ti dozeTl q. BrooJns;
. terceS Rice Eaeuui Dried Beef, SC.
Just received and fos sale, Wholesale and retail.
Id.
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800 wood band boxes.
for the heretofore extended
Eesolieit aelntinuance OF thesaiae
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Democrats of the Fourth Congressional
district Of Massachusetts have nominated Ru-
fus Choate for Congress. 1t is doubted that
he will accept.
The Democratic majority for mayor in the
city Of Newark is reported at 800 This 10 the
first time the city has ever gone Democratic
usually 900 to l 500 w hig and Know Nothing.
The Democrats of Baltimore county hold a
grand mass meeting to-day at Towsontown,
on the York road Several strangers are ad-
vertised to speak, among whom are Messrs
Carrigsn and Welsh, Of Pa, and others.
Hon. Milton S. Latham, who is on the stump
in California, doing good work for the cause,
State, and is the present collector Of the port
Of San Francisco
The Democrats Of Harrison county, Ohio,
assembled at Cadiz on the 9Th inst. The num-
Der present was estimated at 10000. Among
the speakers were Judge Hart, of Cincinnati,
and Hon Mr.. Clemmens, Of Virginia The
Cadiz Sentinel says that the Repu blicans will
not get more than 200 majority. where they
have been claiming 200.
Despite the inclemency of the weather, a
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Democ-
racy OF the Sixth Congressional district of
Maryland was held yesterday at Upper Mari
boro'. Eloquent speeches were made by Gen.
mos. r. Bowie, +. Gallagher of Baltimore,
McNeIhany of Washington, District Attor-
uey Edelin, of Charles county, Major Hanson
of Frederick, DR. A. W. Miller Of Washing.
ton, and others. The Democracy of the Sixth
Ward OF Washington was strongly repre-
scented. and accompanied by a splendid band
of music. Put down old Prince George for
800 majority for the double BIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

TIE TELEGRAPH From the Associated
Press ofice, III this city, the various political
clubs and Washington press were supplied
with the election news from eight O'Clock on
Tuesday night, with few hours intermisien
only, until the present time, as soon as the in
telligence was received. Additional force was
necessarily employed for the occasion; Mr..
Theodore Barnard, connected with the Asso-
citation, remaining at the Office nearly through
out the entire period. Our purpose in this
article is not to endorse the quality of the re-
turns. many of which are evidently incorrect,
but simply to give credit to the Agents of the
Associated Press in this city for the prompt.
ness and sssiduity with which they have per-
formed the mechanical portion of their impor-
tant duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16
sREATExcIrEMENT IN PORTSMOUTH
The Military called out-The Town under
Martial Law, &c.
Especial Correspondence Of the Star
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. IA, lS5

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. IA, 1856.
Great excitement has prevailed in this COM
munity for several days past on account of the
erection of Fremont and Dayton pole. The
pole in question was raised last Saturday af-
ternoon, at the corner of High and era wford
streets, and the American banner, together
with flag bearing the following inscription,
were hoisted upon it: "Fremsont and the
ConstttUttom-Dayton and the Union" On
Monday, such was the popular feeling that the
Mayor saw proper to convene the Councilmen
and citizens generally, for the purpose Of TAX
ing the latter into consideration, whereupon
another flag was hOisted bearing this inscrip-
ton " One cOmes-GH con,e," the signiica-
ton Of which is that if one pole is removed,
all others shall be removed also.
When the meeting assembled, so great was
the excitement that it was found necessary to
order out the military, and the town was
placed under martial law, under which it con-
tinued during the entire night. There was,
however, no serious outbreak. The delibera-
lions OF the meeting resulted in the passing of
resolution to the effect that those concerned
De requested to remove the pole before 8
o'clock, p. IN the following day and that
the Town Sergeant be authorized to remove it
if found standing after that hour This morn
lean flag and the little flag bearing the in
scrlption When one cOmes-all come"
floating from it, and the halyards secured
some sixteen feet from the ground Much
interest is manifested as to what will be the
final result. l will delay the sending of this
letter as long as possible in order to give it to
you.
LATER AT about half.past three o'clock.
in presence of large concourse, the proper
authority proceeded to cut down tho obnox.
ious pole, and with it, to the satisfaction of the
opposing party, fell the stars and stripes, this
being the object they had in view in tying the
halyards beyond reach
However much the above facts may indi
cate it, allow me to assure you there is no
Fremont party in existence here. The whole
affair was intended as hoax, and if let alone
would have passed off as such. But the citi-
zens, without distinction of party, fearing it
would be productive of wrong impressions upon
the minds of strangers passing through the
place, demanded its removal, and 1t has been
removed. CMT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

MRS PARrINGroN, in reply to a letter en-.
closing some Of the beautifully prepared
" Fontaimes Cream Of Wild Eowers," (the
Balm of Thousand Flowers in a solid form,
as present to her venerable ladyship, says
that " she was almost distorted with its ia.
grant smell and meditional qualities, and
shall preserve it as a pine to of affectation
for an antic friend" She says it is delicious
for purifying an efiuviant mouth, and
that it is real salubrious for the abolition of
babies" for when she washed Isaac it 4" IN ade
most significant soap suds, and he smelt as
radiant with infrmary as bucket of poesies -
The old lady is oblivious in her expressions,
but she means well, and speaks truly of this
admirable improvement upon toilet soap.
For sale by Taylor Maury, and druggists
everywhere.
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SPIhITOF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union is occupied largely with cleo
A. -

Inc ONtOH OCCupicu Win oieS-
ton details and speculations, saying:
According to these dispatches the Black
Republicans and Know othings of Pennsyl-
vania have succeeded in electing their fusion
State ticket This may be so; but how it can
be so, in the face cs the generally conceded
fact that the Democrats Gave carried the iegls-
1ature and elected sixteen out Of the twenty
i've congressman, requires sn e1p.sha,iVn
which we think will prove very difscui. "
give. If il should prove to De reaiIy 50; .no
only reasonable inference TO De draw Ilou
the result would be that the nationaI ca
euce of feeling on the part OF the people VI
PennsvIvania was given on the Congressional,
and not on the State or local ticket, and that
this EXPRESSION has been given most decidedly
and uneouiyocally in favor OF the Democratic
party"
The Union claims the following Democratic
gains in Congressman: eleven in Pennsyl-
vanis, eight in Ohio, and probably four in
Indisna-making total gain of twenty three
members aud adds: "The fruits of the vic
tory are evidently with the Democratic party -
The blteIligsncer copies from the papers of
the day correspondence between Millari Fill
more and Hon. J. Mcpherson Berrier, of
Ga, from which, says the IntelIigencey-
"Our readers will perceive that Mr.. Fill
more, while still regretting las who that can
didly weighs the evils it has actually raised
against the equivocal advantages ascribed to
it does not p the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise, is yet Of the number Of those who do
not think A." il would be wise 10 attempt its
restoration" and who 1" desire no agitation
having this object, either in Congress or out
Of it." But we commend the whole CORES
pondence, as given below, to the careful Pc
rusal Of our readers, assured as We are that
many of them will find as much satisfaction
as We confess to have derived from it on dis
covering that we had not mistaken the calm
prudence and cOnciliatOry patriotism which
of Mr.. Fillmore upon this as upon other topics
bIistling with strife and contention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Elections.-We AXE the Baltimore
Suns summary of the vote for Canal Com-
missioner in Pennsylvania, as far as heard
from last night, as en,br scing the most accu-
rate synopsis of the result in the counties
named therein, $50 far received) though salts
aed that subsequent corrections will lessen
the fusion majOrities and increase those of the
Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

CASE OF CONSCIENCE. David Ogden, ESQ =,
Of New York city, received the following let.
tet from San Francisco by the George Law. 1t
was written at San Francisco, without date,
and contained five dollars in postage stamps |:
"SAN FRANCIsCo.
"SIR Some time since, stole from your
ship blanket since then, have been con-
verified to God. His word tells mo to make
restitution: I do so gladly. The enclosed
stamps will pay for that article, with interest.
Yours, A SINNER SAVED BY GRACE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION NAV easily he
acquired by using the Balm of a Thousand
Fowers." 1t will remove tan, pinspies, and
Jreekles from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

ga wedding came off short time ago at
the court house in Havana, Illinois, in which
the bride was fourteen and the bridegroom
serenity odd years of age. They we're both
children, the one in his second childhood.
There was present at the nuptial ceremony q
daughter of the " old gentleman" as old as
the brides mother ..-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

providential feature Of our government with
great force. Viz the utter impossibility that
sny one single sovereign state of the Confed-
erscy, whatever may be it's numerical, COM
mercial and territorial importance, can ever
control improperly the rest of the members of
the Union
The Laborers in the Field.-Too much
praise for the result of the recent contest in
Pennsylvania cannot be awarded to the Dem.
ocratic Central Committee of that State, and
its indefatigable and able chairman, Col.
John W. Forney. They worked as men never
before worked in political canvass, and in
fused throughout the whole State, among the
active men OF the Democratic party, their own
untiring and unconquerable spirit For the
last six weeks, at least, they hardly took time
to eat their meals. They were as familiar With
the condition of affairs in every precinct of
nearly every county Of the great Common.
wealth as any Democratic politician at it's i'm
mediate centre could be, and were at all times
competent to every emergency of its position
and requirements. Never before have We en-
tertained so high an impression of the abilities
Of Col. Forney as forces itself on our mind as
the result of our knowledge of the history Of
that committee s labor and efficiency in this re.
markable canvass, though we had previously
seen him tried in many a political fiery fur
mace, indeed.
The Manassas Gap Railroad-We regret
exceedingly eur inability to attend the annual
meeting of the Manassas Gap Railroad Comc
pany, In session to-day ia Alexandra. Our
city, as we'll as Alexandria, is imme diately,
and deeply interested in the progress of that
important improvement which is to bring us in
prompt connection for business purposes with
that garden of the world, the great valley of
Virginia. Up to the present time this work
has been IN most efficient and trustworthy
hands, who have accomplished far more with
the means at their command than was expect.
ed Of them by the most sapguine friends of
the improvement familiar with the difficulties
and expense Of such a public undertaking.
Success to their future exertions
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, 18th of October,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
| tho books of the Department
For redemption of Texas debit. s3,908 50
For the Treasury Department.. 1867 SO
For tho Interior Department..... Ia, 376 SO
For Customs. Observation-Disclosures. 1895 OF
War warrants received and an
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TO YHE PUBLIC.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w Baltimore ana Philadelphia another Il
very large supply OF Cooking and other -
STOVES for coal or wood. We name@
some Of our leading Cooking Stoves, viz -
The very popular Sunrise, the leading Cooking
Stove In this market, warranted 10 bake well In
the bottom OF the oven, or money refunded and
stove taken away.
The celebrated Morning Star, that roas,s and
bakes.
William Penn Kitchen ComT anton Cooks
patent-hght Triumph Complete, and a great
many OF others In store
Also the largest assortment Of tie new est pat
terans OF Parlor, Hall, Chamber, CT urcb, Once,
Dining room ard Store Stoves for oal Z wood,
that can be found In this market, all sizes and
torts.
Our assortment Of STOVES and CRATES is
the largest ard most CO mpl,te that we ave ever
had In store at any one time for tie last twenty
eight years.
We invite our friends and the public to cali and
down.
Also, receiving and readyto put right D, few
more OF SANKEY'S column rsdiatipg Fire Places,
tue Ietest Improvement upon the laIrobe for heat
ing Partors and Chambers.
@. WOODWARD q SON,
No. 3le Penn. ave, bet. IL, b and lIih Its,
&C 1871 [Organl
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NEW GOODS.


WILL BE OPENED ON THURSDAY NEXT,
~ the 10th instant, large and rich as-SCss
Sssortment CT Goods fresh from theSi$ssv
MSNorthern markets, TO which the La ~I,f&
dies Of Washington aud Georgetown are most re-
specially invited to call and examine, consisting
Of
200 Ladies and Children's BoNNETS, Of the
latest styles
Rich EMBRoIDERIES, LACBs, EDeINes,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, VELVETs, & MIL.
LINERY GOODS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, and FANCY GOODS
Of all descriptions,
And great many other Goods too numerous 70
mention, which will be offered at the lowest
market prices at
GEORGE II. CASSIDY CO.'S
Successors 10 A. TATE,
3l4 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1lth street
Having sold out nv stoc 4 and stand 70 the above
hYm l respectfully dsf a continuance Of the pa,-
ronage SO long extended TO me.
&C l3-lw ANDREW TATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

IA lady leaving home was thus addressed
by her little boy: Mamma, will u remem
Der to buy me penny whistle, and let it be
q religious one, that can use it on Sund ayr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16
COAL AND WOOD YARD,

Southwest corner Of Nisfh asd II streets.
A NTHRACITE COAL, RED AND WHITE
"A Ash, arriving, and for sale low from the
vessels.
hickory, Oak, ard Pine Wood at lowest market
prices.
IL Three or four car loads Of Oak Wood lust
arrived from Beltsville, and will be delivered
from the cars at ss,7s per cord, II ordered imme-
diately. J. K. SHIELDS
&C IL 1t
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Boarding.

POA ID "A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
- without children) may obtain board in phi
vl:e family, where no other boarders will be re-
ceived, and where the comforts Of home may be
real zed Inquire at this ONCE &C 10 Ste
ROARDING.-A LARGE PARLOR AND
~ Chamber handsomely furnished are for rent
together or single, on the most reasonable terms
with or without board. Also, a large size room
attached, suitable for one person. A family de-
string quiet and permanent board will find AZ
pleasant situation, as the house has large ward
attached, rendering IL desirable for family with
children Two table boarders can be accommo-
dated. Apply at No. 46s 10th, between and
streets. &C l3-1w&
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. an -f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16
POFICHOMANIA.

THE SOUTHERN 8 EAK R-CON-
Il tanning, In great variety, the mas er pieces Of
Oratory In Prose, Poetry, Dialogue, with ap :
pendix, embracing Knowel's Model Debates the
DECLARATION Of Independence; Constitution OF the
United States, with marginal Index; Washing
toms Farewell Addres, with Running Index and
Marginal Questions; by ID. Barton Ross, A. NJ.
Price ST. IS.
oc4 FRANCK TAYLOR
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cIO REwARD-wILL BE GIVEN FOR

cIO REWARD-wILL BE GIVEN FOR
SlO the name, or $40 for the apprehension Of
a NEGRO MAN, who was met on Monday night
about O'Clock. on the corner Of and 18th SIS ,
In a state OF intoxicaton Said negro is of dirty
mulato color, OF medium height and rather stout
ly built, and was accompanied by black fellow
smaller than himself. II any information which
viii lead TO the detection OF the scoundrel is lef
with the Editor OF the Star at early hour the
above reward will be cheerfully paid. &C ls-2ts
LNOR BOSTON.-DISPATCH LINE-The
Il regular packet Brig ANDOVER, Capt IL
CroweIl, has arrived. and will have quick 80
dispatch for the above port. For freight apply 70
HARTLEY BROTHER, 101 Water street,
Georgetown. oc Ia-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

EvIGILANT FIRE COMPANY, At
~ TENTION You are requested to
meet at your Hall on THURSDAY EVENING,
october 10th, at O'Clock Ii is earnestly reques
"a that the members be punctual In attendance az
business Of importance will be up for consid a.
uon. BY order OF c. HI. RODlER, President. .
Ii WILLIAM KNOWLES Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

Its Effective regard the result of the re-
cent Pennsylvania election as demonstrating
the fact that Buchanan's victory is to be qui
as overwhelming as Jackson's, at his second
election securing to him beyond peradvens
ture Maryland, besides every other slavehold-
ing State, with New Hampshire, Connecticut,
New jersey, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Iowa and Wisconsin, in which three last men.
toned States the National American party
will now run independent electoral tickets; as
by fusion with the Abolition party they
cannot hope to vary the general result in the
November election.
Pennsylvania has SO exclusively occupied
our attention for the last month as that we
entirely lost sight Of the details Of the canvass
in New York, and therefore cannot pretend to
write with the least confidence of the state of
things there at present. Indeed, We did not
know of the nomination of Erastus Brooks for
Governor, by the Americans, until q fortnight
after 1t occurred, being locked up as it were
in the mountains, and without time TO cast
our eyes over even the country newspapers
which were then alone within reach. How.
ever, in the present contest New York is as
powerless to change the certain result as Rhode
Island-a strange state of things indeed in a
frssidsntial contest. 1t vindicates q most
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FOR THE GOOD WILL CLUB
M THIRD ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
GOOD w ILL CLUB
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 10th,
AT CARUSI'S SALOON.
RKGIsTRR's OFFICE, October IS, 1855
ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,

Notice is hereby given that licenses issued 10
taverns, retailers OF spirtuous and fermented IL
quoIs, wines, cordials, &c, groceries, dry goods,
hardware, medicines, perfumery, watches and
merchants; also keepers Of hackney carriages
and omnibuses, billiard tables, ten-pin alleys
and cnfectionery, and for hawking and peddling
and dealers In old iron, brass, copper, &c, will
expire on Monday, the Sd day Of November next
and that said licenses must be renewed at this
ONCE within ten days after that time.
SAM'L T.. DOUGLASS,
&C Io-tNov3 Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

Total 3O,12O 20, 3O2 IO,sO5 "a, 4O6
Union majority SlS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-16

NOTICE THE SIXTH ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the Potomac Building Asso-
citation will be held at Potomac Hail, on THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of October, commencing at 2
O'Clock p. m All the stockholders are expected
to attend, as officers for the ensuing year will be
elected. G. ASHFORD,
&C 10 Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-16

SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.. The Sugar market heavy
with aes Of 400 hh easier prices generally Of Moasses
500 bbls disposed Of ut 5o@Goc for dark choice and
80 hf bbls AT G2h 6163c 3 gallon.
FLOUR. Prices lower and noticed sales of 400
bb of which $50 Indiana Sc 80 1850 ST. Louis, in lots
Sc 62 and small lots Sc G256l6 10 bill for upetGne
and S1Gl7 30 for extra
GRAIN. Corn in active request with sales Of about
10000 sacks including 2DUO by party IS and &c. 900
Mt So 1000 in lots $685. aud 500 yellow ut Coo u ushe
The demand for Wheat good, and % 900 sacks
sold comprising $50 sacks in lots at 81 vd l3 for Red mud
81 O IS for White all the Red in l0 sacks at 81 49, 1000
at 81 43 for Red 500 White 81 S. and Inferior and Or
binary At 81 1901 % u bushe OfDats 800 sacks Ohio river
disposed of at 66Se, 200 ST. Louis mostly at g. and
100 T0c r be The sales OF Bran included some 500 sacks
at 81 1891 20 u 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork was in more request aud we noticed
sales of about 1000 bbls uninpeccd Mess in lo> lat SIT
Dbl. The retail rate generally Sl7 80. Bacon WAS firm
with sales Of 80 casks Clear Sides at eSlac and 10 OF Shout
ders at6lc q b. OF Cheese 400 Western were sold in lots
l2sc u b. The sales of Lard embraced 25 bills and tierces
new (by one party at HE r. ID for prime.
COFFEE. Sales 1900 bags Rio of which 200 9lt9sc
1850 at 81. $50 at l0@lo4, and 900 at lO1ac.
CANDLES. $50 bxs Star sold in lots &c 4 b
full weight
LARD OIL bbs were disposed OF lots at 81 10 = sal
Ion for Winter Strained.
WHISkY.Wo noticed only retail transactions 3OGl3lc Il
gallon for RectiEed.
-FREIGITS. -Four ships laid the berth for Liver
pool l0a and Id for grain, lid for wheat and I'D
for and one taking 1000 packages lard IS Cd for bbs and
SIS for crces, vessels still filling up with 1924 for y
erpool aud &c for iIavrc.