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Card from Postmaster Rawling.

IOSlOrrlIEJ odHuulN ~.
Editors of the Register:
GENTLEMEN:-My attention has been
called to Notice to Pensioners" pub,
lished in this mornings issue Of your
paper by Major J. NJ. Doddrige, pension
agent which is an attack on my integ.
rity as an officer, and arraigning me by
implication before a class for whom
entertain a much higher regard than
does the writer Of the same. | desire
to correct the impression that will he
left on the minds Of parties interested
after reading the notice referred to-
He states, "by an arrangement between
the Postmaster here and my successor,
their certificates have been intercepted
and sent to General Harris" Now,
parties who may not inquire into the
matter, will conclude that | have caused
to be forwarded to General Harris COM
munications addressed to him, Major
Doddridge) ,ohich is not tie case. have
never forwarded or caused to be forward
ed any communi cations addressed to
him to General Harris or any one else,
as his clerks were informed yesterday.
During tie month of Deccmb,r
last communications were received
here from the Commissioner of
Pensions, Washington D. c., adj
dressed to I. NJ. Harris, Pension
Agent, Wheeling, West Virginia.
When a number had accumulated, one
Of the clerks in the pension office was
notified OF such papers being here, by
one of the delivery clerks in the Office,
and was asked, do You want them p
He replied, ave do not want any COM
from the Department ad-
dressed to T. NJ. Harris" Some time
Afterwards, under date of January 9th,
| received the following letter from Gen
Harris, to wit:
81 am informed that my official
bond was mailed to me on the 9th
ult As it has not been received, Icon
clude it may, possibly have been ad-
dressed to me at your office, If you
have anything in the office for me, be
30 good as to forward it to me at this
place"
These papers being addressed to Gen.
Harris, refused by one Of his (Dod-
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The True Value Of n Thing.

Experience by those who have tried and
been cured by remedy is one of the best
tests OF its merits and whilst we would not
wish to speak dsparagingly of other rene
dies we would encourage all those who
may be either afflicted with recent or
chronic diseases OF the lungs 81 air passages
to try bottle of DIR. KEYsER's LUNG
CURE. II is exceedingly valuable both on
account Of its healing virtues ana
its expectorant properties, whilst II
cleans the blood, it heals the lungs
and strengthens the system. No remedy
that we are aware of has superior CLAIMS to
public confidence. DIR. Keyser's principal
Office for lung examinations and the treat
ment of chronic diseases, No. l6I Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. 81 80 per bottle. fyour
druggist does not keep it send five dollars
to DIR. Keyser and he will send four bottles
securely boxed, by cxpress,wth full direc-
tiOuS how to use II.
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More Precious Than Female
Suffrage.

The Creator has endowed women with
most wonderful organism, but 1t Is often
sadly impaired and wasted by peculiar Ills
and wearing pains. The female sex VIII
find in MISHLER'S HERB B1TTERS
rare specific and tonic for every period In
life. 1t will rescue the sex from the perlls
and dangers that threaten during the most
critical periods of their existence, carrying
them safely through every trying OCCASION
curing their former weak and sickly consti-
buttons, driving away all chronic, scrofrl-
lous, organic, nervous, bilious and other
disoders that have made their lives miser-
able. MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS will
cure all forms of female difficulties from
the earliest stage of female suffering, and in
every condition of sickness peculiar to
them. 1t will impart strength to the sys'
TEN, preserve and restore the beauty OF face
and form, and insure permanent health
Sold only by respectable druggists.
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Legislative Proceedings
SENATE.

In the Senate on Thursday, on mo-
ton by Mr. Davis, the committee on
Education and Finance and claims
were instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of so amending the school
laws as 10 reduce the number OF Off
GERS and the expense Of the maintain
ance of the schools without impairing
their efficiency. Motion by Mr.. John
son to amend the township laws so as
to reduce the number of township Off
GERS. Motion by Mr.. Carper to extend
the time for the redemption OF lands
purchased by the State al delinquent
tax sales in 1869
Senate bill No. 3, to amend the char
ter and extend and prescribe the limits
of the city OF Wheeling was ordered to
second reading; also No. 7, to author
ize the Mayor of the city of Wheeling
to subscribe to the capital stock OF a
railroad having its eastern terminus II
said city; No. 9, for re-assessment o
lands in Tyler county; No. 10, in re-
- 90 st.tr,o of Limitations. No. IL
.a'Ion W s', ,Io so ~ of tho Stat,
" proiho,e VI. ' alo'xaas. NJ - n
anu ue. .t ~ soo , ~ nbonter II q
rePe am i'e cI W., go V;rn;ria To IA +,
lne CJu ,h - o, " 81 Ph;II;nn;
am r.o S .ne on ~ Soto woS bv ;oir
Inc oe''e -. 20 20 f'rn;.b eacI
t neonbor a. the TesisIatnre with a con,
lne. .ho "a VI 'n anj 80
u go .ne .o; 10, r ronnirtior M / are
oe .: Jo."t Systematically ,eSo" ~ CON
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Parkersburg.

What an iuestimable blessing the town
Of Parkersburg has been to West Vir-
ginia. We are at loss to imagine
how the State could ever have had an
existence without Parkersburg. Was a
Governor to be chosen, Parkersburg
Loyalty and periodically furnished the
man. Was an United States Senator
needed, Parkersburg was equal to the
demands of the hour and sent forth one
of her sons. When the first Governor
was prevailed upon to go to the Senate,
Parkersburg rallied again and furnished
another. Was a Democratic candidate
wanted for anything, Parkersburg came
nobly to the rescue and filled the ticket.
Was a State Capital to be selected
Parkersburg generously offered several
town lots for the location of public
buildings. In all the history Of the
State, Parkersburg has been ever ready
to furnish officers for the State or
United States Governments, and
with unparalleled self denial
has manifested willingness to
run the whole machine. Nor has she
grown weary in we'll doing. With a
promptitude that would have reflected
credit upon locality that had as vet
done nothing for the State, Parkers-
burg was on hands at the recent organ
ization of the Legislature, periodically
resolved to furnish, ifneeded, a President
OF the Senate, Speaker Of the House,
and Sergeant at Arms for each
branch of the Legislative body. For
the first two offices other men were
found, but the Legislature had to fall
back upon Parkersburg for the other
two. And still the resources of that
modest and magnanimous town are not
yet exhausted. 1t is estimated that
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The Flick Amendment.

1t was reported in the city last even
ing that the State Senate had passed a
resolution concurring in the adoption
of the FLICK amendment. We have
no direct information upon the subject
ourselves, but are inclined to give
credence to the report We believe the
amendment will certainly be defeated
in the House, unless there
be some truth in the sugges-
ton that an arrangement has been
made between the FLICK men and the
friends of a constitutional convention
that both questions shall be submitted
to the people at a special election to be
held at an early day. But We still
can't see the use Of adopting the FLICK
amendment, if convention to revise
the whole Constitution is to be held SO
soon
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, a de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy 20 indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLlN, BRO. & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
junT Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ratcl,elor,s Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the, best in the
Vor,d-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. NO XII
diculous Tints or Unpleasant odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the skin
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory lG Bond Street
New York. JanAo-u3"
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HOISE OF DELEGATES.

In the House of Delegates, on Thurs
dav, number of special resolutions
lief of Sheriffs, changes in school dis
tricts, &c.
By Mr. Morgan, inquiring into the
expediency of forbidding the authori
ties of the Penitentiary employing dis
charged convicts in duties relative to the
institution; by Mr. Morrow, to amend
the law in relation to attach,
ments so as to make the non,
residence of the debtor a ground
of jurisdiction in equity; by Mr..
Jackson, reducing the number of
school officers and expenses; by Mr..
Hassler, abolishing the office OF State
Printer and letting the same to the
lowest and best bidder; by Mr.. Wilson,
repeating all test oaths required Of OF;
ficers, jurors, employees, &c; by Mr..
Hassler, purchasing a flag for the use
of the Legislature; by Mr.. Donehoo.
amending the Code in regard to attach
ments so as to substitute the chapter
contained in the Code OF Virginia in
1860, in relation to that subject.
Mr.. Barr introduced Bill No. -, to
amend chapter %, acts of 1870; also
No. l6, to amend section 81, chapter
43 Of the Code of West Virginia; by
Mr.. Brannon, No. l., in relation to sale
of real estate for non-payment of taxes ;
also No. l9, legalizing marriages here
tofore celebrated between first cousins ;
by Mr.. Sturgess, No. q, to authorize
Morgantown Female Seminary to con-
fer literary degrees; by Mr.. Cracraft,
No. 22, to amend section 23, chapter
$50 OF the Code, in relation to evidence.
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A New French General.

In its foreign ncws columns yeSter-
day morning, in reference to the ap-
pointment of a Tri,muirate to succeed
General TRocHu in command Of the de-
lenses of Paris, the Inteligsneer had the
startling information that e..
"Tbe Gen. proposed to resign, and
the council appointed Gems: Ninoy, Ere
built and Clement Thomas Texumvirole
to replace Trochu.
If anybody can drive the Germans
away from Paris "Texumvirole is the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-25

DURING the last fiscal year there was
received by the Postofice Department
from. West Virginia, letter postage
sl,l42; newspaper postage, s6,s97
stamps sold, $S4,642; total receipts,
s92,6sl. The postal expenditures in
West Virginia during the same time
were sl32,655, an excess OF 1924 over
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DIED.

MILLER-On Monday, January 23d. at 8
o'clock p. NJ, JULIA NJ, daughter OF Wash.
ington and Matilda Miller, deceased, aged
10 years, ! month and IA days.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her brothers, corner Of Main and
Washington streets, North Wheeling, on
Wednesday, 18th inst, at o'clock +. u.
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY as. 1871.

THE nomination OF Capt. c. j. RAW
LINes to be Postmaster in this city was
sent to the Senate on Monday for con-
firmation.
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CITY of Wheeling,

MAYORS OFFICE,
January %, ISL
rTHE CHARTER ELECTION OCCUR
ring on Thursday, the 18th instant,
would respectfully call the attention OF
Keepers Of Ordinaries and Coffee Houses
to the 18th section Of chapter % of the CITY
Ordinances, forbidding the keeping open
and selling Intoxicating drinks on days OF
public elections; also to an act of the Leg
islature. passed February LIST, 1868, forbid
lis election but also on the day previous.
s. MCCLELLAN,
jan2l Mayor.
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PETERS Musical Monthly for Feb
ruary contains fifteen pieces Of choice
music, any one OF which would cost as
much as the price Of the whole-thirty
capts
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AN old lady followed up an Episcopal
bishop as he travelled through his
diocese, and was confirmed several
times before che was detected. She
wished the ordinance repeated because
she had understood it was good for the
rheumatism
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Wheeling,

MAYORS OFFICE,
January q, lS7l.
TIME FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN, WHO
i have been appointed Superintendent
OF the Charter Election, to be held on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, will please meet at the
office OF the City Clerk at = o'clock on the
morning OF that day, to be qualified and
receive the poll books. The polls must be
opened al . A. VI. and closed at p NJ.
=. MCCLELLAN,
Mayor.
Frs HIaJd-Wm. T.. Connolly, Vim. p
Wilson.
Second Urd-John L. Wilson, George
busch.
Third HiTd-JOhn Howell, James Bo,lley.
Fourth Hdrd-Jacob 4. Bier, Robert Simp-
son.
Fihh Hdrd-James Reed. Joseph Salisbury
Seventh Wutf-Geo Roberts, Robert Bond.
jan2I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Withdrawal.

NrssRs. EDITORS Il hereby withdraw
nv name as a candidate for the office o
Wharf Master. n,,,,,ryr
ian0S j. u. BELLE llJl4r1.
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For City Clerk,

MEssRs. EDITORS Announce CHAS; ID:
WILSON as a Citizens candidate for City
Clerk, and oblige ,,Ny pp1rNns
ians1 NAN FhlINbo.
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For Rent.

IA A MOST DESIRABLETW0s STORY
Es:6 residence on John street, between
-AFifth and Sixth streets, East Wheei,
ing, containing five rooms, wash.h house ana
kitchen. Good cellar ana gas tnrouIgi ~
40 e'0" THOS. TURTON,
Streets JAMS
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Lard Oil.

a. BBLS. EXTRA WINTER STRAINED
70 Just received and for sale by
ion25 HENRY X. LIST < co.
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The Celebrated
Murray
Lannan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes. for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Perumers.
sepl3d&w
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Tarrant's Settler Aperient.
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOM IN ODD FELLOWS
Hall, Monroe street, formerly occupied
by w. ID. Motto. Apply to
+. 4. BRENTLlNGER,
innoi or W 2 MCkELNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

LoSpoS, Dec. l0th.-Gladstone's note announcing
that the British Government has taken care to make
the provision necessary for the protection OF the
person of the Pope to support his dignity and per-
sonal freedom, and Independence in his spiritual
functions, exeites surprise and criticism. The Gov
eminent, by such declaration, made at this moment
intend the double purpose of influencing the great
Catholic meeting at ST. James Hall, aud coneilia-
ting feeling in ireland, where rumors of an impend-
ing difficulty with America already cause alarm.
The London press, tomorrow, will attack Glad
stones note concerning the protection Of the Pope
declaring it to be utter reversal Of traditional
English policy since the Reformation
LoNDoN. Dec. 9th-The Eastern Budget to the 9TH
inst has been received here The Ministerial crisis
in Vienna continues, the result depending the
delegation.
The Russian reply to Austria read by Novikoff
10 Won Beust on Sunday night, with verbal explana
tions The Ambassador promises satisfactory basis
for conference.
The Austrian Minister of war states that Austria
has now in stock 900 600 Wendell rifles, aud zoo 600
uniforms, and that he will require from to two
months to place the army a war footing.
PEsrH, Dec. sth.-Lloyds says that the present
events simply the fruits of series of plans made
between Prince Gortschakof and Bismarck at Ems
last June, and that the fate of Europe estssh Won
Beusi and Granville. In addressing the delegations
at Pesih, Won Beust said that Austria seeks refer
ence, but while abandoning the naturalization ofthe
Black Sea. the freedom of the mouth OF the Danube
must be secured
letter from the King of Bavaria TO the King of
Saxony SAYS: "The Germans, led by the King of
Prussia will celebrate the brotherhood of arms by
giving a glorious proof of the Importance aud
power of united Germany. 1 baye negotiated with
versailleSto this end, and invite you and other
German Princes to urge the King of, Prussia 10
sume the title OF Emperor of United Germany, with
presidential functions. am proud thus to take the
first step in crowning German unity, and hope for
your assent, and that of other Princes and free
towns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

CIRCUIT COURT, 2SD CIRcUIT-MAUI, December
Term, 1s7O.-The Court opened the 18th inst, Mr.
Justice Hartwell presiding. The following cases
were disposed of, viz:
Rex Akawa-Assault and Battery-an appeal
from Local Circuit Judge. Verdict not guilty
Messrs. Keawehunahals, Nabaku, Napela and Kaihe
for defendant.
Rex re. Kapihe-Forgery. Verdict not guilty.
Messrs. KeawebuDahala and Koii for prisoner.
Rex rs. Kaelemakule--Polygsmy. Verdict guilty.
Prisoner sentenced to Imprisonment hard labor for
the term of six months and to pay fine of $500
Messrs. Keawehunahala and Koii for prisoner
Rex Puuhalahua-Burglary with intent to COM
NIT rape Verdict not guilty. Mr.. Thompson for
the Grown, Messrs. Keawehunahals, Nahaku and
EOii for prisoner.
Rex Hoomaha-Malicious Burning Verdict
net gully. Messrs. Keawehunabala, Aholo and Koii
for prisoner
Rex rs. Recommendations burning Verdict
guilty. Prisoner sentenced imprispnment at hard
labor for the term of nine years Messrs. Thompson
and Davis. for the Crown, Messrs. KeAwehuuahala
and Nabaku for prisoner.
Rex KaiWi-Mslicious Burning The Deputy
Attorney General entered MOI. Pros
Uluihi acknowledgement. Continued
until next term motion of counsel for defendant
0pio Kealohs and KanehoIani-Trover Re-
moved to Supreme Court by consent of counsel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

GREAT many in the community were startled at
midnight Saturday, by hearing the fre-alarm
bell rung not knowing for while, that it was the
ringing in of the New Year Some Of the fremeu
got to their respective engine houses quickly
possible and got out their apparatus before they
found it was not alarm Of fire that was struck.
1t would perhaps be the safest plan not to have the
bell struck in any case whatever except Il fire. 1t
has been rung for drills and the probability is that
the community, especially the "boys," mighupay no
attention when it is in reality rung for fire This
idea has been expressed pretty freely by anumber of
our firemen as well as others
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

ONE Of the native hands connected with the Id
ua-tisr Office, while getting Of the job power
presses ready for use on Monday forenoon, had ore
of his fingers broken. No doctor could be found in
the immediate vicinity at the time, so the injured
man was sent 10 the Queens Hospital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04
Pound Notice.
Administrators Notice.

TNHE Undersigned having been appointed
l. Administrator Of the Estate of the late Peter
Smith, of Honolulu, hereby requests all persons
present their claims within six months from the date
of this publication. they will be forever barred
and all persons indebted the above Esta5e are re-
quested to make Immediate payment to
W. c. PARKE,
Honolulu Dse. 81. $50. [5I-4tel Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

ROYAL HAwAIIAN THEATRE--on Friday evening
last Messrs. Rayuer and Neill took farewell benefit
at this place of amusement The weather
rather inelement, notwithstanding which, a large
and fashionable audience assembled to witness the
performance. Theprugramme was an excellent one,
and the performers acquitted themselves admirably.
Mr.. Brahsm and Miss Raymond left next morning for
San Francisco by the Comet. also the inten-
ton of Messrs Rayner and Neil. but they arrived at
the wharf few minutes too late, having been de-
layed by some important business. They will prob
ably remain here unt the arrival of the Moses Tay
lor.-Ou Saturday evening the Theatre opened with
the Minstrel Troupe under new management, TO
very good audiences. The company has been re-
organized, and with Frank Jones, Miss Maggie
Knight and others, have established themseles
permanent favorites with the community. The next
performance takes place this evening-when first
rate programme will be offered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

A ooLoRED man was brought before the Police
Magistrate last Friday on a charge of assault and
batters. II be had plead guilty-as be no doubt af
,erwsras wished he had done-he would probably
have got of with about ten dollars fine and costs
Instead Of doing so, however be got lawyer to de-
fend him, whose services probably amounted TO as
mach as the fne would. The evidence on the trial
proved that the prisoner was guilty of still greater
ofense than the original charge-tbaf OF violating
section g chapter Is, of the Penal Code, Of which
be was found guilty and sentenced to Is months i'm
prisonnenf at hard labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

suIT has been commenced by several business
Of this city agains; the schooner Sovereign and
her owners for freight damaged on the passage from
san Francisco to this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

sHE lease for ten years. Of the premises known as
%. Sawyer Yard. was sold at auction by C. s Bar
tov Saturday to Mr. Rose. the carriage builder,
al rent Of Si55 per year. which is large advance
on the last lease
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04
Tax Collectors Notice

DISTRICT OF HONOLULU, K0EA, OAHU.
TTlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL Commence
i the collection Of Taxes for the year 1870, his
Office Marine street, opposite the Honolulu Iron
Works, on Saturday the 10th instant for the follow
ing divisions in the above district, aud s persous IL
able to taxation in either Of the said divisions
nuesfed To make immediate narmcnf of fhe-sama
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

An ADDITION TO THE CoAsTISe FLEET-The
keich formerly the Moewe, has been named Luuailo,
and put under the Hawaiian aaE Her cabin has
been considerably altered and enlarged, and her ac
eommodaiions for passengers are equal 10 any yes
sci in the coasting business. She is owned by Capt
J. Mammen. Of the bark Wilhelm, and will run be-
tween Honolulu, Kona and Kau, in Dowsett & Cos.
line. Capt. Henry English, well known eoasting
master will have charge Of her.-The brig Kameha-
meha V, owned by Messrs. Foster & Co., is being
repaired previous to her going into the eoasing bus
iness. We understand she will run between Homo
luln and Hilo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

TIE dwelling house of Mr.. Osborne, builder, was
entered on Friday night Of last week during be-
absence. and a quantity Of clothing stolen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-04

THE guns which were brought here some years ago
replace those on the old Port which were spiked
during the excitement in ls49. have been brought
into service after lying the Esplanade for number
Of years. They are to be sunk into the various
rhnrres IS rnonrinr rnsts for vessels