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PERSONAL.

A STROLOGIST, -H.'-E
n MADAM I. DEVISE. .e .. .--
DO not fail to visit this RENOWNED lady before
she leaves the city. All who are a trouble of any
kind, go at once to her. Madame will bring anyone
to you and cause them to love you will make
speedy marriages and great good luck will advise
In regard to Lawsuits, Travels, Losses, Numbers,
de. Ofice and Reception Rooms at Richmond
House, corner Eighth and ID sta. private entrance
on ID st. Gentlemen also call. no IS 6tr
I HOLD A DEED OF TRUST ON THE PROP
+. Craig, Constable, dated Nov. 18th Infant, for
the sale of Bernard Magee's interest In Lot No.
IN Square west OF Square No. Il on 26th street and
in good FIFTH, and for valuable cor sideration.
do protest the sand sale, being
against bidding at the pretended sale.
no % TT II JOHN MAGEE.
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
lvl GIsT AND DocTREss, from EEYope-This highly
gifted an. Intsligent lady can be consulted on
the Past, Present and uture Events. Call at No,
40S Eighth st., between G and H, WASHINGTON.
no2-1mH -
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MARRIED.,

On the 22l instant, at the residence of the bride
BY the Rev. +; Nugent, job p. PRATER, 10
On the 18th instant, at MoKepdree Chapel Par
sonage, by the Rev. VIM. Hamilton, WIN. H.
POPE, to Miss ELIZABETH 5. PUGH, oil OF
this city.
On the 9Th instant, at the Thirteenth street Bap-
tlst Church, by the Rev. G, w. samson, GEO 4 GE
ER.
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NorIcz.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ut and forwarded nom THE star once.
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Gsrernar Wise.

NORFOLK, Nov 24-Governor wise has offered
his services 10 Governor 6ist, of South Carolina,
In case OF an emergency; provided, be 10 not re-
CURED by sense OF duty 70 remain in Virginia.
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Latest from the south.

SAVANNAH, Nov. % This 10 the gloomiest
week on record in our city The sales Of cotton
have amounted to only "a bales. Forced sales Of
sterling exchange have been made at IS. No'hrg
is doing in domestic freghts
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Later from Ca!iIornia-Th. Political Aspect
of the State

ST. JosKPH's, Nov. 23.-The overland express
OF the 10th has arrived here
The steamship Sonora sailed for Panama on
regular day, with 500 900 I'm treasure
The election returns show that Lincoln is l,1JO
ahead, but the returns are not complete The
Legislature, however, has q Douglas majority,
which secures Democratic Senator In place Of
Senator Gwin
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TheBsston Banks

BosroN, Nov. 23.-The Clearing House Com
mittee has recommended the banks of this city 20
discount their entire receipts, and the adoption OF
banks
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ABOUT 900 beef cattle were offered at Drovers
Rest yesterday; 400 were sold at from 81 25 4
% 25 per 100 lbs gross; 900 driven on to Balti
more; 200 to the country; and 100 lay over.
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SEE NOTICE Of singing school to open In the
lecture room of the New York avenue Presbyte-
rian church, this Saturday evening, for the gem
eral cultivation Of sacred music
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yorth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RALEIGH, Nov 23.-The suspension Of the Nor 6 4
Carolina banks was legalized by the legislature
to-day. There was no other business Of interest
{ ansacted to-day.
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SEE NOTICE, in another column, of large sale
at auction Of fancy goods, boots shoes, umbrellas
guns, &c, by Bontz Grifath, on wednesday
morning next
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WE SIZE by an advertisement that Smith, No
400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office, offer,
nishing goods, hats and caps Give him cali
and he will give You bargain. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

The LAMPS AND THE STREET CRossISGs-Last
night convinced many pedestrians, male and
female Of the value Of fight in the present condi-
ton Of the flag footways at the intersections of
many of our principal streets and avenues The
footways are broken; many Of the stones sunk
several inches mellow the proper grade and thus
forming pools Of mud and water. Light is essen
TALLY necessary, in order to escape punging into
them. Last night was very dark, and quite
number Of ladies and gentlemen plunged into
these pools, mistaking them for the dryest spots
in their paths. To be sure, there are plenty Of
lamps along the principal streets and avenues but
In night such % last night their use is not appa-
rent when they are not lighted. They are In
tended for public benefit, and the public ought to
have the benefit Of them when most needed.
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Movement I'm Missouri TO RepeI Montsem-
ery's Raid,

ST. LOUIS, Nov The Governor has ordered
out Gen. Frosis brigade 10 resist tie invasion Of
the outlaw Montgomery.
Gen. Harvey has left for Leavenworth
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WANTED. - $4,000 Virginia, Corporation or
Washington money wanted, in exchange for all
kinds OF Dry Goods, At Matthews Cores $50
venth street, between and X, east side. If
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Our GEORGETOWN READERS will see by Ten
ney's advertisement that he wants Virginia none,
for groceries.
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BALTrnoRE, Nov. "a Flour steady; Howard
st and Ohio IS; City Mills held at a 81. Wheat
dull and lower; red 81 eeasf Is; white o. asa
Sl45. Corn steady; cd white and yellow 6oa63r;
new do. 55a60c. Provisions duh and nominal;
mess pork $40. Coffee steady at l4a14kc. whisky
dull at 19ka20c.
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TNR. SCHENCK's PULMONTC SYRUP,
u Do. SEA WEED TONIC,
Do. MANDRAKE PILLS
10, sale by ;. b. WATTS, corner Of Seventh
Price Of Syrup, 81 per bottle,
Price III NsndrsEs pill ssosp ~ 1879.
Those afflicted with dlseasee ofthe Lungs, Liver
Q. stomach; accoT panied With pains In the Back.
cines and are referred TO ths feowine ,te,
one Of the may test mo malls OF complete curss in
DIR. Sohencke rossess' on.
- '5s'fE No. lo7 West Fifth street, :.
-. WAsHINGfoN, ID. G.. Nov. Nst 1880. 4
Dr. ScHENck-Dsar SIR suffered muoh for
several months with Liver complaint, wa per
suaded BY friend 70 try your Pulmonic Syrus,
ss'srf YER n.sdieiss soas the means @ resforsas
ing il 20 the Public. - - M. s.
- no - I'm Ra.Ise - --@ e-t-s - --'- i1
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The WARRINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY will fnd q
military order in another column. We under
stand the object Of the meeting ordered to be, t.
nam Phalanx
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The 9eorsia Lrri,lntur,

MILEre SvILLE, Nov % A bill removing q,
restrictions on hanks relating TO Suspensions
passed the Senate to-day by vote Of % 10 IS.
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PHOTOGRAPHS of H. r. H., Prince of Wales
and suite, at Whitehurst's, 43i Pa. av. Alao inst
received original photographs of Prince Albert,
Queen Victoria, the Emperor and Empress OF
France, and Garibaldi. This establishment has
reduced Its prices almost fifty per cent 1t
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"SAvE THE DISCOUNT 1"Ths Place TO Buy
Boots and Shoes See advertisement Of C. r.
Cummins Co, 3l7 Seventh street, at the big
blue sign. He has good stock, sells cheap, and
what is a good deal to the purpose just now,
accommodates his customers by taking solvent
bills at mar
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CENTRAL GuARD-HoUsE CASES Smith,
colored, selling liquor without license; fine and
costs, S21 So John Thomas John Lemon, John
Ross, dsorderly; S6.15 each; they Were retained
until this morning. Three dodgers were accom-
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.-The two gold
watches stolen from the store of Mr.. John LANCE
have both been recovered by detectiv YES Allen
Co. Upon the recovery Of the first, mentioned in
the Star Of Tuesday, 1t wins deemed best 10 let the
suspicious rest against he parties until they should
expose themselves. Bill Delaney, col, was taken
OH Thursday night and sent to Jail, the informa-
ton leading to his commitment being derived
from Jacob Coleman, a slave. Bill came out with
disclosure Of the case, which led TO the recovery
of the watch from Coruelia Butler, free colored
girl, who was engaged TO be married to Coleman
She got II from Coleman, who gave Il to her after
his first arrest on suspicion Delaney was dis
missed from custody yesterday morning, and
officer Busher went to the girl and asked her for
81 the watch Jake gave her, and she at once de-
livered 1t up. She testfes that he gave 1t to her
to keep for him. Jake was arrested bv Allen and
lodged in the guardhouse. He persisted in de-
nying any knowledge Of the watch He was
brought out for a final hearing yesterday, the
watch being then in Aliens possession. Being
asked IL he knew anything about the watch Cole.
man declared he had never seen 1t The Justice
asked IL he would make cath to that. He said
" certainly he would" The Bible was put i'm
his hands, and when the Justice asked him IL he
knew what he was about TO do, and he was about
to reply, Allen held the watch before his face
and he dessted. Being slave, the penalty for
his ofense Is whipping, which was ordered to be
administered. Jake claims to be the president
of association Of coored folks called the "Bril-
liant Star Association From the printed con.
stitution In his pocket 1t appeared to be benev-
olent society for the relief Of the colored members
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Governor Brown Of Georgia, Opposed 70 the
Suspension Of Banks-Reperted suspen-
sion ut Charleston

Augusta, Nov. 23.-It is reported In Bank cir
cles to-day that Gov. Brown win veto any law
slnctioning the suspension ofthe banks unless the
State secedes.
Rumors are in circulation that one or more of
the Charleston banks have suspended. Also that
a large cotton house has suspended name not
given Both reports need confirmation.
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THE THEATER.-To-nightt the Howard family
make their last appearance, on which occasion
will be presented the "Lamplig hter, % "Page of
History" and Clutch Richard" The bill is an
excellent one, and will no doubt draw an over
flowing house. Remember that this is the last
chance to see little Cordelia Howard
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Bank Suspension
Haitimsrs n1axkasa

TRENTON, N. J Nov. 23.-The Banks Of th
city have suspended specie payment
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INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs." See what John
Markriter, 4e6 Seventh St, has to say under this
head. His stock Of upholstery goods, paper hang
ings, &c are really superb, and we have never
known customer Of his TO complain that he was
not well done by. In fact, his reputation for good
work and fair dealing is the secret of his great
business success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

The ODD FELLOWS LKvKK.-Ene Time Anti
eipatsd We have already limited that those who
are on the lookout for rational innocent enjoy
over, should keep bright lookout for the coming
1. D. o. F. Levee. Now, we have to say that
said Levee 10 to take place on Monday evening
next at Odd Fellows Hall and that requisite pre-
90 OF with all the eclat due to any denomination
Of 30 Influential and responsible an order. Be 1t
understood that Withers will furnish the music
Schanaeld the confectionery, and Kloman the
supper. We think now that is rather a strong
card. But these are only items In the bill Of at
fractions for the entertainment Of Monday night.
Go early and enjoy IL to the utmost,
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IL DR.. ]. J. PORTER
Pa. avenue no 81 2awSws
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RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.-About noon TODAY,
horse attached to light wagon started on the
Avenue, near Tenth street, and ran at fearful
rate down the Avenue, causing considerable alarm
to pedestrians and owners Of coaches along the
route. The frightened animal turned into market
space, and brought the wagon to which he was
attached in contact with another, by which both
jured.
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Il FOR KING GEORGE.
IN Addition TO her other regular landings, the
ss!' s5ll Ssls sff a.. e sa sR lad Is
take of passengers at Chatterton
iTayloe'sl Landing, thus afording the citizens of
King George additional conveniences for reaching
baltimore, Washington and hlexandrIs, az she
goes to Baltimore every SATURDAY. and WASH
ington and Alexandria every THURSDAY. = -
no DIV "a
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AT Asa NINTH STREET-Oue
- of the most desirable Rooms, furnished with
gag ana water, Is now vacant at 453 Ninth street,
wmch Will be disposed OF on moderate terms.
Table Boarders also accommodated. no Is 81
ROARDING.-Three or four SINGLE sentIemen
y can be accommodst ed with Board by APPLYING
az NO. 9l3 Maryland avenue, between ~ and 6th
SITS, Island. Mechanics preferred. no IO-f
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ONE OF TIKI WAY sxsr family papers In the
country, TO wit, The Weekly Star, fun a. usual
ary reading, is now on our counter ready for de-
livery TO the public IL Is just the paper above
all others for citizens and strangers sojourning In
the National Metropolis TO read on Sunday OF 70
three cents per copy, or 81 per snnuxn5 pcenge
prepaid BY stamps when 70 sfrsnfe4.
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a. SEASONABLE CLOTHING.
OUR Stock of New and Elegant Fall, and
WINTER CLOTHlNGi is most complete present.
ing full assortment of Overcoats, CAPPED Over
GOATS and Repelant Overcoats; Black Cloth Frock
Goats; French Cashmere and Beaver Frock and
Sex Goats; Black Fancy and solid colored Cassi-
mere Pants; Velvet, Merino, Cashmere and 81 X
Vests, &C.; gotten up at our own T,anufactory in
the latest and most approved styles, and under such
advantages as will enable us to meet the views of
the most economical purchasers, =
NOAH WALKER Il CO.
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium.
no Il st 36S Penn ayenue.
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CkRELEssNKss REPROvRD.-This morning a
gentleman complained to Justice Dom that while
Be was walking to market with his wife, when
on Ninth street, opposite the market, man named
n. Whaley threw an oyster at a boy, which
missed the boy and hit complainant on the ankle,
paralyzing his foot for the moment. Policeman
Donaldson arrested Mr.. Whaley, and hewas taken
before Justice Dom. Defendant said that II was
an accident, for which he had apologized; but
the complainant said he would accept no apology
In such case; a severe reproof was needed to pre-
vent the recurrence Of such an accident The fine
and costs was SIS "a, which was paid. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

THEArxIcALs IN congfatu-
late our Georgetown neighbors on the fact that
the capital Electrical company now at our Theatef
viii give performances In that city on Tuesday,
Thufsday, Thanksgiving day. and Saturday Of
next week They viii ind Manager Glenn q
gentleman and a scholar, and bis company an ex-
cellent one indeed We hear that the company
propose to get up some very attractive and diver
sized performance for the Qualification OF the
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NJ NO SECESSION
INOW is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
treat inducements are now offered 10 sll persons IN
want Of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
"a "a TS and CAPS, at the Peoples Clothing store,
NO. 400 Seventh st. Come one, come oil. and buy
your Clothing at greatly reduced prices, At
no l7-lm J. III. SMITHS. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

The CLARENDON HorEL.-This fine new house
has been reopened for the season, under the pro-
prietorship of Mr.. ID. T. Norris Amsng the
alterations and Improvement that have been made
during the recess we notice the establishment of
frst-class restaurant In and the removal of the
bar to the basement, leaving the former bar-room
for an elegant sitting and reading room These
improvements render the establishment a most
complete and desirable hotel to stop at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

SINGING SCHOOL.
cultivation of S,cred Music on SATURDAY,
EVENING, the gath instant, at s O'Clock, in the
rian Church, DIR. Gurleys. under the instruction
Of Prof. CHARLEs +. DALEY, Of Alexandra, Va.
The School will be under the patronage of the
Church. 'O
Persons of every denomination, both adults and
childrsn,l who desire to avail themselves of this
opportunity oflnstruction, are cordia ly invited 10
IL is proposed to use the Jubilee" as the book
for instruction Terms for the course of twelve
weeks, III. no 20-5t
SOO YARDS Ga VIRGINIA CLOTHS, of the
OOU best makes,
~ Heavy Twilled Flannels,
LinBeys of the best kind, 80
Blue, brown, gray, and white Blankets, s5
Wooden Yarn, Cotton Osnaburgs Plaid Cottous
5,0no yards Cslicoes, of all styles. -
We have full stock OF goods In every DEPART
ment, all of which will offer at the very lowest
market prices. Weinvite all In want of Dry Goods
WIN. r. RILEY Bro
No. SO Central Stores. west Building
Betw. 18th and 9Th Streets :
no a-2w Oppo. Center Market.
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CruyER MARKKr The rain and the condition
Of the reads yesterday and last night prevented
q Numerous attendance Of dealers In our principal
city Market this morning, and the slim attendance
dull appearance for Saturday. The haystands
were but inly occupied, and the prices were
about a. during the week past, ranging from 81
to so cent? per loo pounds. A few lots Of country
pork Of good quality were offered at wagons and
the scalsboase; selling for "a so per 100 pounds.
The gsnsrsl price List was much the same during
shs 1eek paS4, With . few slight alterations which
may b reEasdsd = tsmPesafy. ssAs aos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

MONEY sMArrERs.-No fixed rate Of discount
for the bills Of our suspended city banks seems to
have been settled upon by our business men.
The bills a. general thing are taken ss specie in
the trade of the city, and are received at par at
the Tar Collectors once. Some sf the brokers,
however, are charging 4 per cent discount on
them, but we presume do not find many customers
willing 10 allow IL, Virginia money rates at 10
per cent. discount, and goes slow, a. there in no
outlet for Il. North Cafolins money 10 reckoned
at Is per cent discount South Carolina money,
no quotations. Our Corporation stocks are held
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14
NE w HOTEL.

Inc undersigned respectfully begs leave ia
announce that he recently rented house in Tho
borough Of Lumber city,-Clearfeld county Pa
ior the accommodation of the travelling public
with call '' "''"
HIS table win always be supplied with as good
as .ns markets afford and no pains will be
under his roof To which tho facts that no in
,oSlcating lquors Of any kind will be Kept about
the premises, will he trusts, contribute in No
small degree While, what isalways important
10 the traveller the best attention will be- riven
oy careful hostler to that faithful co.panion of
his journey, his patient steed f""''" VI
July =, lseo-ly. JAMES GROSSLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14

The above is a portrait of David MCreary,
Napier township, who, on the 3lst day of Aug.
1858, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that
he was treated FIR the cure Of Cancer By three
physicians OF b .dford county, and by DR.. New
ION OF the Electric College m CINCINNATI, for a
period Of nearly eight months, notwithstanding
which, his lip. nose aud a portion Of his left
cheek were entirely eaten away He had given
up all hope, when he heard of the "Blood Search
er," and was induced to try it. Four bottles
cured him, and although sadly disfgured, there
is no question but what this invaluable medicine
saved his life. The full particulars of this case
may be seen in a circular, which can ho had of
any Of the Agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleakney,
OF Eldertown, Armstrong county, Pa, cured Of
Scrofula after being unable to get out Of bed for
three years.
To the case of a lady in Ansonsville, Clear.
neid county, who wal also afflicted with Scrofula
in its worst form.
To the case of George Meisel, residing in Carl.
town, Cambria count, Pa, who was so badly af-
nicted with Cancer that il eat his entire nose off
and his case was worse, If possible, than
McCreary's.a 90 I -" "'
The particulars of these casss-eyery one Of
which was cured by the use of the Blood Searcbcr
may also be found in q circuas to be had o,
any of the Agents.
X. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale. nsa
tho Pa, Railroad Depot, Hollidsysburg. Pa.
DR.. Geo. H. Keyser, Wholesale Agent Pitts
burgh Pa. -" ,'7'S''F -S'
FOR SALE Bye. D. Watson, Clearfeld +;
John Patton, Curwensville james B. Graham,
sGrahampton Z. F. Brenner, Morrisdale /; John
nv Russell, Pennvillej r. II. Moore, Luthersburg
M. y. surk, New Millport; c. r. Foster, PHI,
ipsourg; IL, Swan, Ansonyille Russell McMur.
Evansville Jackson Patchen, Burnside: Ssmus,
Hegarty, Glen Hope,
ah Ie,I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTERY.

Thankful for past favors and solcitious of f,i-
ture patronage. would respectfully announce
that have on hand again, and will constantly
Keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner short distance east of the Methodist Church,
large stock of Crockery, such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
Ge: &C.; and also an extensive assortment Of
dluerent sizes and patterns of brackets and
dings. 'Oa'
Amy mouldings not on hand will be made to
Older on short notice. Also FIRE brick made
and kept for sale.
&s>A liberal reduction on prices made TO
wholesale dealers. +. LEITZINGER.
Clearaeld, may %, ls7O.-1y.