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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29
,EDWARD & FRED FOX.

No safe of Lilies make destroyed iu this fire or
aeo to preserve the contents which fully endorses the
high reputation OF these Safes being the most reliable
fire. proof protection made.
The following important facts most thoroughly de-
mopstrsted in the above certificates
first That Lilies SAFE stands the secoR2 DIRE as well
as the first and both Safe and contents still t for USE
while other Safes UOTheSS alter the first fire. and If
the fire is severe, books and papers have to be copied
preserved at all, and very frequtnt,y lost
Second That Lilies Safes are honestly drll-proof
perfectly wedgs proof pOUderprod, snd in every
of the word burgiGrI roof and further evidence,
assert that there been to this time, of Lii
lies Bank Sales robbed (that is safes two inches thick)
word to the public aud 10 my old friends and pa
irons my motto is "A nmble stxpence rather than
slow shilling" l have taken a roOmY convenient
cheap store for Ave years, on Arch street, instead of
dear one on Chesnut ay carriage is done with one
horse instead three horses. FconomY and small pro-
ats is my motto. The Safe Works now removed
rom Troy and In successful operation Phiadel-
pha in this State and trust hereafter to be able to
furnish my patrons cheaply and promptly, with the
best saes Vaults, Locks, etc, in the United States
any theT country.
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DrGoLYER & BRO.
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MARsHAL's SALES.

NEARsHAL'S. sALg.-BY VIRTUE OF A
NI writ or sale by the Hon. John Cadw wAlader Judoo
INC Ds itct Court OF The United States and for the
Fastern Iisfict OF Pennsyyana 10 me directed viii
he o NJ pubic TO the highest and beet bidder TOR
cash al the store OF POWELL, SEIGER g. CO.. NO.
fS7 H. FRONT street. on THURSDAY, october 4, at
N oiciock A, M, two barrels o. Whisky.
= Also at the same tine and place. the following
descTibed properly which win remain on the premises
SLSie the several lots now, are as follows viz -
Edward barley, No ls42 Market street, one Copper
Stii and Fixtures. one Worm etc etc,
lanes Carr Twenty third ana Walnut stres one Cop
pcr still, etc. and wenty ourth and SAMSON streets
one Opper etill, etc etc.
Parties wishing to purchase examine the property
on Inc premises above mentioned two days previous to
the sale. - - .rr...,r,
U. S. Marshal Eastern District Pennsyv vana.
U, g. MRrshals ONCE Sept 10, 1866 9246t
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THE PORTLAND FIRE,
An Unparalleled Test
LILLIE'S SAFE ]
IN THE FIRE FIFTEEN DAYS!
The Second Time the Same Safe Passes
the Fiery Ordeal--A Test no Sheet
Iron Safe Can Endure
ERTIFICATE OF JUDGE FOX.

PORTLAND July 20, 1866.
IesSrS Murray WiRne, AgenS LAie'S Safes
Gentlemen We had No. LILIES PATENT
CHILLED AND WROUGHI-IRON SAFE In our office
on XChange street at lhe time of the great fire uY
4 1866 The sa was in he second story OF the building
ana fell 10 the cellar where t lay entirely unprotected
for 10 DAYS When digging out yesterday afternoon
found The bricks surrounding il too hot 10 hpd in the
land. On opening IL this morning, we found all the
books and papers IN good state OF preservation This
safe pTObab had as severe test any IN The fire. As
Safes other GkeIs IN adjoining buildings had their
CONTENTS BURNED TO ClNDERS,
This is the 81 COHD = In T. THIS SAFE HAS BEEN
TESTkD BY FIRE, as 1t was in the store OF r. RsHar.
rs when it was burned in February, 1861 at which time
il also preserved its contents
Our confidence IN the fire. qualities OF LILIES
SAFI is increased by unparau eed tests and have
no doubt OF their superb RlTY OVER ALL THEIRS,
Yours truly,
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Keep IL Before the People.

that MARTIN WELKER is in favor OF
negro suffrage and negro equality, and
voted to force it upon the people in the
District Of Columbia and the new Terri
tories.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
that Martin Welker refused to vote for
the bounty TO white soldiers, but poeketed
the four thousand dollars voted to each
Congressman. ..
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
that Martin Welker voted q negro bounty
Of three hundred dollars, and for the ap.
preparation to pay it, while he refused to
vote a white soldier bounty.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
that Martin Welker voted IN a%ppropria-
ton Of Eleven and q half millions of dol
lars to feed lazy negroes, while splitting
upon a bounty to white soldiers and the
widows and orphans Of white soldiers.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
that Martin Welker is in favor Of i'm.
peaehing:P President johnson for trying Il
restore the Union Of States.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
that MARTIN WELKER is in favor Of th,
disunion sentiments of Thad. Stevens, and
i not indorsed at the polls, another civil
10 carry them out.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
that Martin Welker voted for the infa
nous tariff now pending in Congress
which is intended TO rob the West to en-.
rich the New England States poo
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Il YOU READY sla

Democrats aud Union men Of Ashland
County, are you vigorously preparing for
the election I If not, there is no time to
be lost. Be up and doing ; See your
neighbofs-talk to the hating and doubt,
ful-talk to them about the unreasonable.
ness Of the Radicals. Ask them why the
candid men Of their party
are DESERVING them, If they are still 10 the,
right. Point to the course Of Doolittle
and Dix, Of Beecher and Tying, Of the
Soldiers and Sailors, Of the tens of thous;
ands Of honest Union men IN all parts Of
the country, who cannot follow Stevens
and Sumner any longer. Show how they
abuse a President that was put inlotice
by themselves. Show how their Con-
gressmen have nearly doubled their own
pay. Show how they have squandered
two-thirds Of the taxes that were raised
to apply to the public debt. Show how
they voted away twelve millions Of mon.
ey to keep up . plundering scheme whicf
they call a Ftcedmen's Bureau. Show al
these things to your neighbOr, and ask
him in good feeling whether it is not bes
to make change in officers. ,aa :
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UNGRATEFUl,.

On las. Saturday, while on ihe tn y
attsndthe Abolition msstinsss Madsteld,
Mr.. Louis jeFsrsou spssaeis, editor Of
The A.Aland gsasr was ~introqucsd by q
late Republican Colonel, Of this town, to
the Hon. DR., Randolph, (culorsd), of New
Orleans, now rtumping Ohio for the Re-
publican Party. After a rather cold and
repulsive greeting, the Colonel offered
JEFF his seat beside his cclored friend, but
JEFF waved his hand in token Of refusal,
and proceeded to select a scat among
white mon II It is asserted that after ar.
irving at Mansfield, JEFF was seized with
q FL of regret at his cool behavior towards
the negro, and proceeded to the Wiler
House, hunted up his negro brother, and
privately apologized for his radeness buI
the niger refused t~oTrecOgnize the apollo
gy, in a decided and jorri6ls manner, by
applying the toe Of aNo. 10 stogy booi
to Jeff.'s postcrior, as he made, his ext,
from the room. aServsd him right p j,
the verdict of every white man. b
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PARTITION NOTICE.

David Swops, Thomas swope aud John
swope, ofthe County of Ashland and State Of
Ohio, will take notice that q petition was
fled against them on the Sd iiY Of Septemb er,
A. D. 1855, in the Court Of Common Pie as,
within and for the County Of Ashland, by
Joshua Swope and is now pending wher elm
the said Joshua Swope demands partition Of
the following real estate to.wit:
Being a part of the west half Of the south
west quarter of section number fifteen (l5),
Township number tive Ity.three (2S) and
range No. fifteen u.s. containing seventy-four
acres (74) more or less ; and that AZ the next
term Of said Court the said Joshua Swope
will apply for an order that partition may be
made ofsaid premises.
by Kenny & Campbell his AttY's.
September 6, 18G6-7wl3.
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~ NNII"N IFlA-a ~ "aHA
Brssdaand batter Denocrats-T Those
who ,were bred in the Dsmocratic party,
and they won't have any but her. "a
A negro in Owen sOanty, Ky, was
hung lss. Tuesday by tho popslAsss He
had ssy-Isid and committed q rape upon
aibeavtifd and accomplished white lady.
When ths Rsvs Mr.. Gaddis supported
The Republican party be was laudei to
the skies By the Radical pimps, who now,
because he supports the policy Of Andrew
johnson, coil him 4 drunkardi "0h
consistency, thou art . jewell
Our Wsshiugton correspondent tsls.
graphs that Mr.. eeWafd's condition b 70.
eardsd ss alarming By his friends, anj
haiti Is feared hs cannot long survive
lfs can only spfak with great d~iiieuliJ.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
- We again ask The editor Of HE

DGr We again ask the editor Of the
'Timss' 10 publish The Negro Suffrage
Platform adopted by the Fred Douglass
Convention, held at philadelphia, recent
y. Come, Jefferson, don't attempt to
keep tho proceedings Of that Convention
in The dark till after the election. Your
party is committed 70 Negro suffrage and
Negro Equality, and there Is no use try.
ing 70 play mum on the thing. Will
you publish That platform or give your
|ssadsrs 4 synopsi, ofitl ,,g1 ,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
THINGS TO BE
" ED

Let Il be remembered, that the Republi-
can party is in favor Of negro suffrage and
the election Of negroes to Office through
out the Southern States. ee ..l
Let ID be remembered, that the Consti.
tutional amendment they are now attempt.
ing to Soist upon the country, is intend
ed 70 bring about negro voting both
North and South. -.y WIZ s1.
let itbe remembered, that Columbus
Delano and John Sherman assert that the
debt of the United States now amounts
to more than seven thousand millions of
dollars. gs.- Mul
o Let u Be remembered, that your farms
and your 32homes are mortgaged to pay
this stupendeous debt and if forced to
sale. II would not Day thi.a-I.~Ll4 the
Republican party has imposed upon the
country.
..N III .".a .H# ..l
Let Il Be remembered, that If this debt
were equally divided between the actual
taxpayers in this country it would ex.
coed more than ten thousand dalIars per
head for every tax. paying individual
throughout the land.
HH - |. = = . ~. -
Let i% remembered, tbat.in Demo.
cratic times it only required seventy nail.
lions annually to carryO on the government,
pay the army and run the courts.
Let h be remembered, that in Republi.
q can times and under Republican rule il
requires moret Than seven hundred millions
annually TO u the government and pay
the interest on the national debt. 80
bsd Leiitbsremembered, thatthis same Re
e publican party propose to increase tina
debt sixty millions q year, to take care o
the negroes they assured us before the,
were freed, they could take care ofthem
selyea7 o "a j. b1fl 3-! - di'i''
POS Let 10 be remembered, that while pre-
lending to favor the restoration Of th,
Union, the Republican party Is doing al
10 can to prevent q reconciliation betweel
tho North aad South and are really dis
~nniOnists % all intents and purp0sess I'D
Let IL BE- remembered, that Is the In
teDtion Of the Republican party to over,
throw the liberty Of the States, or pro
claim . aev and desolating Dar, to wip,
aOut every vistage Of the Southern States
1Lsfa ~ feieSp5erea, that il Is the pur
pose Of Stevens, Sumner, Beast Butler
Greeley and Wicker 70 overthrow til
government, by impeaching Presiden
johnson, and proclaimipg some RADlcA.
REPUBLICAN DICTATOR. .bgtsgogi e5fi
let % be remembered, that while pr'
tending to DO the advOcatesOf free spescl
free press and the liberty Of the peopl
the Republican party sought by ever
means that tyranny could invent to crus
out these safeguards Of liberty and T,
publican institutions ~3rf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
. Examination Of Teachers,

NNhe Board Of School examiners will
meet at ~LoudOnville, on the second
Saturday Of October, and at Savannah, op
the second Saturday Of November, for the
convenience Of teachers in different parts
Of the county. Other Examinations will
be hold at Ashland as advertised q
|vahOiA seal By order Of Board,
R. NJ. CAMPBELL. CLERK.
Sept. 5ths-4wls.
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$247,79bes5

AuDIToR's 0Fr1cE, AsHLAND
County, 0. Sept. 10, 1855, ''
I, ISAAC GATES, Auditor, Of Ash
land County, Ohio, do hereby certify the
above 10 be correct, as I verify believe. 90
$ ISAAC GATES, Auditor. :.
We the undersigned Commissioners
having examined the above Exhibit, Ger.
tify the same to be correct, as we verify
believe.
JOHN VAN NEST, J .ai
.a.a HENRY WIOKS, COm'r'.
WIN. COWAN. As
IA Sept 29-3wl6
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

FoB SAIE.AA FIRST rate Planel u .
great bargain. Also, q West'& Wilsoh
Sewing Machine. For Information. psll
at this Office. 27f
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Ryam,t Of tsx unpaid Sep.

Byam't Of tax unpaid Sep
tember 3rd.A
amt Of tax refunded
{" Of Treasures fees
On duplicate, r-.--:
by amt &c printers ices for
adv. delinquent list;
By amt Of orders redeemed 4
q balance in Treasury II
i AET9 CNA q a.
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STATE FIND.

n a. H"A -
By amount Of tar unpaid at
August settlement -y-..l
By amount Of tax refunded,
" Of Treas. Fees.
on duplicate,
By amt Of printers fees fer
advertising delinq'n. list,
By amt Of Treas. mileage to
Columbus, .---.---,----
ny amt paid into tho State
Treasury
'u4 4,u % 'ji5li4 'os 80
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TOWNSHIP FUND.

TOWNSHIP FUND. ea2I
To balance on hand o, per LA
ledger account---,----. loIO,ooT
To amt on duplicate i l6a 4422p6O
q" g Of addition aud PEN
lalty .--.--.l------ io,of Y
To amt Of delipqueuts Of eg.ga =,
1854, collected, l2S,4o y
,NAl.aa4 Ss ssi8s, 2s .
4 L gm tr.YN ~. Attv.. Hr..
tsmber 3rd..-!.--. 1902 7
By ami Of tax refunded $685. 8
q -" Of Treasures fees
on duplicate 53,oo a
By amt Of printers fees for p.
adv'ng delinquent list. S,i6 3
By amt Of orders redeemed 4sSS,4S y
q balance in Treasury.-- l017,68 I
I ---- u -----..- -.L- nc1nn 90 3
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ROAD FUND

To balance on hand as per
\, ledger eccount,.-- -.
To amt on duplicate Of 1886
cot additions and pen.
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s17,sos,Se
BRIDGE FUND.

By amt Of tax unpaid at
August settlement-.-:-- 1875
By amt Of tax refunded 30,
I" [" Of Treasurers fees
on duplicate, -.------- a.,
By amt Of printers fees for
advertising delinquent list 3,
By amt Of orders redeemed 1920,
Fiif H' s7845
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ssOe2,45 I.
BOUNTY FUND.

70 balance on hand as per
ledg,r.--.-------..--. iO,1l1B'
Toam't on duplicate ofi865 46.2S5,l
q { Of additions q pen. ,s,si5j y
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-03
CITY COUNCIL.

FRIDAY. March,
nour 1or meeting a quorum of members were pres
ent; with james Young President Esq, in the chair
G. -9L, Lynch presented petition from F. ", Bruno
q sons, ana others, for subscription Of $500 900
on the part of the city to the capital stock of the
western Maryland Railroad.
u MT! MT; McGuire presented similar petition from
h9gh - nklns d Co. and others.
mr. ot6euaTt presented q similar petition from
owayne, Banks d Co. and Others
? MI. Marsh presented similar petition from the
judges of the Orphans Courts and others.
q Mr.; Il enneberry presented similar petition from
Mr.. Ewalt presented similar petition from Hay
ward, bartlett i Co.
7, MI MI Green CIR presented petition from Daniel NJ
reese Tor the Committee the Harbor to visit his
wharf at Laurel Furnace: refeEred
MI. Jones presented petition w. 7. Foster mes
senger 10 the Mayor, for increase of salary re-
Also, petition from Lewis H. Loney to erect
saughter house on his premises South Paca street;
Inc President presented q petition from George
W. Ieney, nephew of Mary Ridgely (the colored
woman VINO some years since found $1,000 note,
1or the return to him and other relatives of the said
note referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
A AS the report Of the Southern Dispensary.
the petition of R. NJ Smith, for permission to erect
holm streets; adopted.
The Branch then adjourned.
Second Braneh.-The following business was trans
acted yesterday by this Branch, Daniel Harvey,
Esq PRESIDENT, aud all the members being present:
Inc JOINT standing Committee on Ways and Means
reported resolution through Mr.. Valiant appropri-
ating $4,000 to the Union Orphan Asylum; read and
Mr. Moore from the Committee on Education, sub
mitted resolution providing for the enrolment of
oil the children residing In the city between the ages
OF ana ~ years made necessary for the proper dis
tribution OF the school tax The resolution provides
for the appointment of an enr0ller for every
secutlve wards the pay of whom is to be So per day
read and laid over.
Mr.. Robinson, from the Committee on Highways,
Monument
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-03
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EBERKINS, STERN d CO.'S.
CALIFORNIA WINES,

The increasing popularity our brands of these
me Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
business and the State Seal of California. is upon
The following Wines are now offered by us, with
our guarantee of their entire purity.
oc WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
VI a hight straw color, very delicate fine favored,
and superior as a dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine
ANGELICA.
A rich and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
py ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber as it
makes line wheys and iellies 1t is fine dessert
Wine. and well adapted l9r Communion Com purposes.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes II
is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines of Europe
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly astring
natural Wine, it will agree with the most delicate
WINE BITTERs.
These are made in own cellars from ourrovn
Wines and will be found agreeable and pleasant.
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing of the crana and
Is pure and desirable article.
j.: K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
after searching and careful analysis of our Wines
RroHounces Them a al pure and admirably adapted
Dr. JACKSON, the weIl-known Chemist of Boston
comedies with this opinion. "a -00'0n
DAY Jh f7 sOitSp sHss TTays
oune and large portion Of the press throughout the
country, have, in leading articles upon American
wines extoied the superior merits of these Wines.
Inc Wine Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio
Wne!e our Wines came in competition with ali the
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded i've
premiums out of six to our Wines. A''
The Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion az
pressed at Cleveland. awarded as Diploma and Sil.
yer Medal. ' ~ -'A'A'-" "AN MA
g. W. PIER l. CO.,
No. ~ South Charles street,
Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry.
oa2-tfr
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MARINE JOUR N Al
F0Rg GE BIETEEa0EE.
FRIDAY. March 2. 1856.

Arrived.
Steamship Kingfsher Rector from New York
Indse 10 S Blaisdell, Jr.
Steamer Fannie, Smoot. from Savannah-mdse to
Brandt Jr., 2Sth ult 40 miles south Of Cape hem;
passed steamer North Point hence for Savannah.
n Falls ~ ~
Steamer George Lcafy, Brakeman. from Norfolk
to BircBhead, ,Tr.
Steamer Richard Willing, cundiF, from Philadel-
'''ia ili"s0 u 4 'nt Gtiissiarets.
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, Alexandria-A
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfolk-M N Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk.
Birckhead, il,
Steamer Wenonah, Dawes. Fredericksburg-J J
Steamer John shriver, Dennis. Philadelphia
Steamer Massachusetts, DUNCAN, Pocomoke river
to c X Cannon.
Ship David Stuart Arg Prentiss. Liverpool-C A
Bark Cricket, Kelly, Rio Janeiro anu a market-H
Br brig Chesapeake steed, Demarara-W H Perot.
r., Schr Thompson, Reeves, Georgetown, d CO
Schr Balance, Lowe, salem-Kelsey & Gray.
sailed.
=, Ship Grey Eagle Rio Janeiro, in tow of Olive
Branch.
Br bark Chandelier, Ireland, in tow of NJ Shaw.
Arrived from Baltimore.
schr Anna Lyons, Kemp hence at Boston, 18th ult.
Schr Mary Amsden, Smith, at Boston, 18th ult
Steamer Patapsco, NefT, at New York, LIST inst.
by telegraph to News Room.l
Fort Monroe, March 2d-arriyed Eastern Belle,
from Haytir leaking and lost deck load.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
EoRTEEss. MONROE March 1st.
Schr c Curtis, from Nansemond riyer--oysteTs for
Boston.
Schr W Dyer from Nansemond river-oysters for
Boston.
Schr Eunice P Newcomb, from Nansemond river
oysters for Boston.
Schr J. A SWEET. from Nanselaond river-oysters
for Boston.
Schr Leading Breeze, from Nansemond river--oys-
tcrs for Boston.
Schr Eastern knight, from James river-oysters for
Boston.
Schr R Whitmore from Alexandria-coal for n
FORK.
sehr Fleetwing, from New Yorz-salt for Wash
=, schr Chas ,Stickney. from New YOrk-guan for
schr Ca Caroline q Smith. from Washington. N c.
Schr Jas I Haig. from Newbern. n Cold iron and
cotton for Philadelphia.
Schr Albert Field, from James river-wood for
York.
Sehr John Beatty from Hatteras, C-shingles for
Philadelphia.
Schr Maria Pierson. light, for Washington, D C.
The wind day has been east northeast and so
harbor, the following still remain in the harbor
Schr Clark, from Baltimore for Charleston, S C
mules, &c.
-sehr Three Twins. from New Y ork for Wilmington,
Sehr Hannah Little. from N York-light.
Arrived at NOrfOIk.S,ya.
Schr 6 Jones, Crowell. from York.
Schr Jane, Taylor, from n York.
Schr John Houseman, light, from II York.
Schr Belle Seaman, manure from Alexandra.
Schr IL " Dewitt m 1chinery from New York.
Schr Julia Newell. 500 casks slime, from York.
Schr Joanna, manure from N York.
Schr Anna, manure from n Y ork.