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The New York herald., 1844-10-31
Personal Movements.

The Nantucket Inquirer states Nathaniel Barney
the weknown philanthropst took passage in the One
ga Friday for the Pacific Ocean, accompanied by his
wife and brother the Hon Obed Barney, in the hope OF
gaining health and strength by the voyage He will be
landed at Maderia where he will remain few months.
letter from Washington says that Capt. J. L. saun
ders has been appsnted to the command the st Mary
that she will be fitted out for Immediately and in
all probability will be ordered to the Mediterranean.
Lieutenant William D. Porter has been appointed to
the Washington Navy lYard, and entered upon his du
ties, vice Lieut. Thomas Hunter, detached.
is ascertained that present Senators in Con-
gress, the Hon. Messrs. McDufic and d Il. Huger
will continue hold the seats they f in the Senate
Hamburg Is C) Journal, Oct 23.
The Nantucket Inquirer OF Friday, says that the Hon
Obed Barney Senator from Nantucket and Dukes
Counties declines being a candidate for re-ee :ton.
The Naval Court Martial at Washington have closed
their Investigations in the Of Lieut. West, who
to make his defence Tuesday last
James X. Cook, Esq, highly respectable citizen Of
Columbus Georgiaw killed the 22d inst. by being
dashed out of his carriage against tree.
The U. 8. Frigate Potomac, Capt Conner, yesterday
left her moorings opposite the Navy Yard, Philadelphia
and proceeded down the Delaware.
Elihu Burri.t the blacksmith has been nominated 10
the Massachusetts Senate, by the abolition conven ion
Worcester, Mass.
The Wings of Edgarton have nominated Joseph May.
hew, Esq, Tor representativeto to the Legislature.
BF HaIlett has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats OF Boston
Delgoreue the Naturalist said 10 have been murder
ed by savages at the Cape Of Good Hope, Is alive
Mr.. Webster is announced to address the Wings Of
Mddlesexlcounty ot Peppere on the 9th OF November
Rev. Rufus w. @ iswold Of Pha, has been appointed
Professor Of Oraory and Bellies Letters IN shurith Col
iege, Illinois
Rev ): II. Fielding President Of st. Charles College
Mo, died on the 4th.
The Hon. VIM. Campbell departed this Ifc Monday
aged n years
Miss Frances Sommsrville, daughter OF Mr. VIM. Som
mervile, OF Springfield, Hampshre county, Va, hung
herself last week in t of dcrangement she her
eighteenth year.
THE NEXT STEAMER The Hibernia will be due
at Boston tomorrow, with one weeks later ntelli-
pence
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On Wednesday 3oth instant, Doctor JoHN DnLor, in
the 5Sth year OF his age.
The friends and acqaaintances OF the family and those
VI his son nlaw, Wesley Smith, respectfully inri-
ted to attend hs funeral tomorrow afternoon half past
three O'Clock from 25O formerly 202 Hudson street, with
out further invitation.
On Tuesday, the 10Th instant CATHsR,NE, widow oil
the late Owen Flynn, In the 43d year oil her age.
Her friends and those of her in ls.-, T.,vtny ia
~ rc.es,rd attend her funeral this afternoon
o'clock, from 2i9 Mulberry street.
or consumption, on Monday 2sth instant Mt his resi-
dence, Hatfeld Pace, New jersey, HgNRy DENNE aged
~ years and III months formerly Of Doncaser England
On sunday morning, 27th instant in this city, FRAN-
cks, daughter OF silas B. Waller the 9th year Of her
age.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening" Goth instant alter
lingering illness, susAsNA daughter Of William end
Lane, aged II years and 10 moaths.
The members Of Brooklyn Lodge No %, l. o of o. +
and the order in general and the friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral this
noon st two O'Clock from her fathers residence James
street.
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will be seen bv this that the Morris Canal
stands is within six miles of being long any other
with which comes into competition and costing only
million Of dollars; the Delaware. only so miles long,
costing twice much, and the Delaware and Raritan
only 90 miles long, costing four times much, and
II will also be that will only require the
transportation Of 10000 tons Of coal to yield the
same dividend its capital that several hundreds
Of thousands would yield the others The table
showing the cost Of coal in this Market by each route
places the Morris Canal in very f,verable light In
1926 only $500 tons Of anthracite coal brought to
market by the schuylkill Csna while in 1887 only
twelve years AFTER s37 900 transported II ap
pears from this that the demand from the seaboard
coal must in few years be great that additional
Of transporting II will be required The Morris Canal
in the foregoing statements is shown to be the most
direct route to the coal fields Of and all
that is required Of the porties controlling it, at the re-
duced cost to place in navgabe oder Every esi
mate made Of this work admits the advantages of ts
locality and the possibility Of making with Its present
capital Of the most productive internal improvements
in the country. We have doubted this but the
question s will it be done Will the capital be forth.
coming TO bring about this result The inclined planes
should be abandoned locks sufficiently large to admit
and 81 boats constructed and the canal widened
Newark to Jersey City, that these sized boats
pass from Jersey city the Morris to the canals Of
Pennsy lvania without unloading and without delay. By
making the Morris Canal capable Of transporting boats
large other canals do and making the navigation
equally sae there is good in the world why
cosl be carried cheap cheaper than any
other II is necessary that confidence should be placed
in the parties striving to carry it through but II must
seem amos. hopeless to those concerned bring
abou, the result they wish amidst much prejudice and
discredt The whole question Ia contained in a nutshell
Make the canal navgable for large boats from Esson
Jersey City and lone doubt the ultimate produc
tiveness Of the work
The annual returns Of the Virginia Banks show but
very slight expansion in the aggregate movements and
the the operations has been pretty equally d.
vided among all the departments The annexed state
ment includes the report Of the North Western Bank Of
Virginia. Wheeling and wesburs to the LIST instant
and Par kersburg to the 9Th.
RAx m
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Gs1tian and ssssaa. prepared the New York College q
quackery This refined and highly concentrated extract
sessng all the purifying qualities and curative Of the
above herbs confidently recommended by the College
hnitey superior To any extract Of saaara at before
the public and be relied remedy for all
diseases arng from impure of the blood, such
scrofua, saeum, nngwom, botches pimples ulcers,
pain IN the bones JOINTS nodes epons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis an injudicious Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at . ........... rs cents each
" :. in cases Of half dozen Bottles. So 80
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
N.B.-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
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Sl.2t3,830 I,5I9,729

Sl,2i3,BU I,5I9T29 T973B 1883
There has been quite increase in the circulation in
loans and discounts and in the amount Of specie hand
while the aggregate increase in the general movements
Of the Bank and Branches only amounts to $a7s,Sss
within the past year. This is not beyond the increased
wants OF the communities amidst which these banks are
located produced by the improvement in the general
prosperity of business This s nothing more than
healthy advance in the banking operations Of thai State
which should always be confined to the actual wants Of
the commercial classes, created by legitimate internal
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s.,r, az sroox,-po,ro, Ocr ,,

sALEs or STocKs-Bosros, OcT. 20.
Exchange Board shares New England Wersted Co
81 Union Bank 02l; 10 do lG3 100 Boston Go l21
90 Reading Railroad 27t; 225 do ~; 90 Nor WorR n
I'm. sol; 80 do 81; 50 do, 3ed sl do slt 90 do,
this year. sl Western Railroad 81; 800 do 9lf 100
do, so soi, sit; 20 do b o 30j, sIl; so do 9is.
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Court CalendaT-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs.-l2, 45 46, AZ, 35 30, 3, 10, Is, "A
An,usenents.

DUMBLEToa's OpEkA HoUsE-PANoRAMA OF Bos-
ToN-ETHIopIAN SERENEDERs-Th grand moving
nights, in conjunction with the Ethiopian serenaders
attracted the universal attention OF the public must
cessary close this evening in order to enable the
nager to produce fresh and equally attractive order
entertainments. We have only repeat admontion
to all Sizes and and to catch the present
ment both Il splendid Panorama and the
must be withdrawn this evening.
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members Of the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
Sfabhshed for the suppression 81 qdcky continue direct
he particular attention to all diseases q private nature and
confidently requiring medical
safe and without injury the constitution or
confinement from business Inyaids particularly
70 make application to the College he first apIcarsace
those diseases, Of suffering and
thus avoided One Of the members Of the College, for many
connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
Of those complaints attends for consultation daily
A, NJ. Up. NJ.
iMPoRT%NT' II To scooSWgNfRY pNvXIIbsope.oo
living in ,he country and finding il nconnept make per.
sonal application have them chest
all medcinas requisite perform radical by stating their
case erpcuv toseshsr th all symptoms time Of
and treatment received and enclosing S.
paid addressed 70 w. s. RlChA RDsON, M. d., Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms OF Tho College a5 Nassap
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Norris Canals to New York, 1874 miles.

It's estimated that full 100000 tons OF coal fro Tie
mines Of Pennsy transported to the seaboard
annually and that the increase is at the rate Of 20 to
per cent per annum At this rate the receipts in ls45
cannot fall far short Of tons to be divided be-
tween the three routes reaching this city We annex
table showing the capitals Of all the companies trans
porting coal that be estimated what portion each
would require to pay the same rate OF dividend =
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ExCFHCI Oi OuDebs, COpniVN, nHu Sarbnpn.
nlla Dr Gove is the most speedy, certain. and e
fecua remedy for the of GonohGa that has been
used u pleasant to the palate and grateful the omach
and easily taken concentration of all the medicinal pro-
Iees OF such remedies have been found ecacous
curing glees seminal weakness and al discharges from the
IL wholly vegetable compound
like charm producing immediate operation upon hs
part affected Full directions accompany the dcine which
may be had at No. Ann street. Price 81.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

WcuHcHHHy, OCT oU-O II. M.
Thcrs was quite an Improvement in stocks today not
wthstandng the thin attendance OF the Boards and In
the street. stonington advanced per cent; Norwich
and Worcester. "a; Harlem, !; Morris Canal, 2; Erie
Railroad, d Farmers Loan, 4; Indiana, 1; Canton, Il
Long Island, /; Mohawk, Iii Ohio 6, lj Pennsylvsni
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velpeau,s Specific pills. for the

Velpeau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
Of gonorhGa get seminal emissions all mocopuru
lent discharges from the urethr These pills. the
twenty experience the Hospital de Charlie Paris are
by their celebrated inventor Professor yepea
infabe remedy for all diseases Of the urehr They
cure in much shorter time than any other remedy without
tnting the BREATH dsageeing with stomach
fron business. Price, 81 box. Sold College edi
cne and Pharmacy, s3 Nassau street
w. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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colds and coughs, which, neglected. lead 10 fatal
consequence Shermans Cough Lozenge antidote
they aay all irritation speedily give aud much
which have been neglected until confirmed was
the result might have been cured by timely Of this RENE
dy Dr. Sherman's warehouse is log Nassau se, Agents
iO Broadway 10 stor Houses 227 Hudson street; 1855 owe
Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and state street
Boxton N'
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the emanen cure Of primary secondary syphilis venerea
ulcers nodes or any COMPLAINT produced by nudcious
pecng yenereal tant remaining in their system should
this powerful purifier without delay person consider
cleansing the System with this Justly celebrated alter.tye
carefully packed and all parts the Union Sold
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau st.
w. 3. RICHARDSON M. D., Agent.
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uon.t,tu,,onnl Deb,l,tv Cured.-Th. Toni,

M.me Prepared BY the College Medicine and Pharmacy Of
OF debility produced by indulgence any kind
Il Is invaluable remedy stey baenness
tuness deIcnding mai-formstion.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and TO all parts of the Union.
pce Of the College Of Medicine Pharmacy Nassau
street w. =. RICHARDSON NJ. d., Agent.
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Her bosom spotess, her neck white and clear;
= Her cheeks, where the rose and lilly appear.
Delicious angelic and beautiful whose features skin
and faces dgued by age disease exposure thus
returned their gratitude to the immortal OF the Jone
Italian Chemical Soap for curing pmples feckles eupon
salt rheum scurvy eryspeas botches tan. sunburn
gret it: at least il would like clear healthy and beau
full which have by using cake Of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap a the sign Of the American Eagle SO
State Street Boston, Ted.er Buldnr, pbs I'M
Pesse Broadway, Albany Reader beware counerfeits
swinders.
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CITY Intelligence.

Police The great whig proce sson OF yesterday ~
pesred to monopoze the attention Of all inclined 4
evil and consequently the usual calendar OF crime wa
not made evident
The New York herald., 1844-10-31

Died.,

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Benedict, Mr.
ELJAH WILSON, to Miss Ann L. NswmAS, both Of thi
city.
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rAcees...... .......s.. .."". .9iso 10
The Hudson River Bank, at Hudson, has made divi-
dsnd OF per cent from the earnings OF the last six
hs, payable Nov ist.
heCommercial and Farmers Bank OF Baltimore hes
declared dividend Of per for the last six months
pay able Nov. LIST.
will be noticed by quotations that Morris Canal
stock advanced to-day two per We cannot conceive
that there are any good grounds for this rse otherwise
than that strong getting hold of ali the stock
they can ind and taking il out Of the market Should
they succeed oI great extent and the fall
into good hands, it might be made very productive piece
Of property for every musadmit that with the
pendture OF ON amount sufficient place the canal in
order to compee successfully with Others it would pay
very fair dividend on the outlay and become very profit
abe but until that is DONE until the canal made more
capacious and in better navigsble ORDER com
mand or transport the amount Of light necessary give
large revenue tappears that the distance from Mauch
Chunk to New York. by the Morris Canal is shorter than
by any other route, and also from the Wyoming Valley
coal fields. rFrom Mauch Chunk to Jersey City by the
Morris Canal the distance is iasi miles From Mauch
Chunk to New York, by the Delaware and Delaware &
Rartsn Canal, 1874 mles-irom Pottsvills, via the
schuylkill and Delaware and Raritan Canal, to New
York, 22e miles-from Wyoming Valley coal fields. via
the Delaware and Hudson Canal. 10 New Yora, ola miles
from the field to New York, by the Lehigh Rail-
road, Lehsh and Morris Canal, 1914 miles We see by
This that far distance concerned the Morris Canal
hos the advantage all others There six
from the coal mines Of Pennsylvania to New York,
which can be divided as follows
First roue-First coal field, Mauch Chunk to Easion
and New York via Lehigh and Morris Canal lssi miles.
Second routeFirst coal field via Easton Blacks Ed
dy and Delaware and Raritan Canal and Feeder New
York. 1871 miles
Third routePosville coal field via schuylkill Canal
Delaware River and Delaware and Raran Canal to New
York, 800 miles.
Fourth routePoitsville coal field wa Reading Rail-
road, Delaware river and Delaware and Raran Canal
to New Yoik, 200 miles.
Fifth route-The Delaware and Hudson Co. coal via
their railroad canal north line to New York 2l4
miles
Sixth route-wyoming Valley coal via the Lehgh and
Morris Canals 10 New York lQ4 miles.
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CANADA EfxcTIoHs.--The Canada papers have
returns 8 i3 conservatives government members elect
ed IN Gpner Canada radical anti government. In
Lsw Cipada, 10 conservatives, 10 radicals, 2doubtin
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p A LAcUsrE, MsnrisstursI and Impo!tg q trns,.,
Broadway to his sstablshm No. IS Walker street,
where his customers and the ladies general will always 6nd
trims 0vnersl trimmings ms&s or<>r sT i,rs-rr
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To Seamen.-The attention OF senmen m

particularly requested the advertisement Of Dr. Hunters Red
Drop for secret diseases The mode Of life peculiar
renders particularly for them find med-
cine that will immediately and allow them proceed
their voyages instead Of being suffer in hospital
with full directions. Office Division street For sale in Al
bany at 81 Lydius street.
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Try Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
NAY, reader, do not stare;
Twill give you all-for three shillings--
spla.aI.A L..l ..G

1t will restore and make the human hair
spendd natural 9namen 70 beauty Dress clean and force
Its growth IL will force the hair part where
nature intended hair grow stop il falling Off scurf
dandu and make light red hair grow dark For
the most economical yet superior article for the hair
cheaper than the trash called hair oils and will
other article made. -
Sold Chatham street; s2s Broadway and lss Fulton
street. BROOKLYN. -
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Passengers Arrived.
ST JAGo CUsA-Schr Velasco-J Julius Linden andII.
Joseph Schlm, Naturalists and Scientific Travellers the
King of Belgium.
RIVER LA PLATTE-Brig Cumberland-F Camield
CHARLEsToS-Ship New York; Meng NJ Lewis, j w
Burford, w Shines. 6luattehum, X Badeau MIR Zeale
CHARLEsToN-Brig Dimon--R w Coleman, G w Hodges
. Ruff, M Peyser, X A Buchanan, b Kennerly, b
Gerald
Passengers Sailed.
CANToN-Ship Huntress-Nln Lovet, Rev Mr. Brown, Mis-
sonary Of the Presbyterian Board Mr. Bonny Preacher
Morrison Education Society," Robert Morrison Oyphant Benz
Newton, q q Clark
Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
ST JAGo-Scr Velasco-l0 tons fc 81 hhds moasses 30
10 1886 bales tobacco Thompson Adams2 hhds sugar
90 beS tobacco Richd vint00 do Mathews CO.'S boxes
RossieIe eo3 cks old copper Douglass-i2 BIS
plants aud minerals j Linden.
Domestic ImyOrtatIOns.
CHARLEsToN-Ship New York-86 rice q Bulkley-20
Grosheimi09 bales Vieio X Duckwitz-385 Smith
Mills co330 Sprague Robinson col56 do casks rice
Renard X
CHARLrsToS-Bg Dimon23 casks rice 1856 bbs flour Dun
ham Diuon-l7l bales cotton Colns-l7l do Victor &
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Snow SToRM.--There was quite a snow storm
from the eastward yesterday falling to the depth OF seve
raj inches. s.-Rechsster .ddv, Oct. 70.
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from the late fair in Paris Of the best styles and highest
The advertisement in another OF this will full
description Of them They be this day after o'clock
Will be sold to that hour.
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid to the agents. Zeber Co., Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut where
obtained daily at o'clock 3m
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and see the greatest witnessed viz the Battle
grandeur. II must be seen TO be Appreciated.
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Evening Class for gentlemen will open Saturday evening"
November The subscription book is Gentlemen
wishing TO subscribe will please call their earliest
nence. Terms for a course of IL lessons, 50.
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Cheap.-A Library OF Books, containing
fortytwo volumes all Of them interesting looks may OBJ
taned Lese depot Of cheap public tons Broad
way for two dollars This by far the cheapest lot Of books
we have Go and see them.
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FOOT RACE FOR SI4OO.

al. ss da HUNDRED . acN PGe % S sa e. sss 70
foows-
$50 10 Ii. third SIS 20 The fourth and sas . H. dR
Also ssoo for foot three miles-$l5o 10 The first and
All be made Or befo'e the 1h November except
Of S % T.ss o Ss sn s ps % % ey
Saturday previous TO the tnane.s S. which he made
By Letter directed % the proprietor at West Hoboksn OF with
The following person. entered their to start for IN
sso John Barlow ,ad Thomas Geenhasb being the two re-
or john aos. h indian o% 10.
The rae. Of three mile. win take pla. two o'clock precise
go iw.ne -. - q !. BROWNING. Proprietor
fTHE BANE AND ANIIDOTE-
j Disease and all his gr,y train,
A[t nov s!lt upon The wing again
eyg conn. nlsn &c r.e eE ".s Z. enas l.%s. .sqSs
10 Bllioa. Choiic iesds the van.
Dyspepsia marches by his side.
Sewing victim at each stride.
For their DIRE ad share put IN plea
hgus and Fever, Cough, CatsrTh,
While fierce Consumption Of far
Cuts on the sraxgler n the rear.
Colds intermitteats inflammation,
Morbid disosSss S S%"al'E" Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That wandering through the msixe OF veins
Ihs system ;s;, sueeo,i II and ,nd 'as,a"' ~,
And, vampire-like their food j. life.
Diseases seeds are in the air
s.' 4. Jses.Sa 's s$ ass"S ct Bs sa sss
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
Aud, knowing how his guns 20 train,
swept ihe in % y,dsr' from on, ,.s, B. 'aa-- AZ
IL your defence Is PETERS PILLS.
s.S surely .Tss1 Z Sid Cd csofyy sSsy . sa" S"ss
They never come back their luck 70 try.
asslsi aSsnsi p..ii .si seSf!it fftfRs esil' PILLS
Parser.l osr'cr iaS Fulton. corner Of Nassau
osl .- ~ - -
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THE NEXT STEAMER The Hiberna will be due
at Boston tomorrow, with one weeks later intelli-
gence.
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os closed firm at yesterdays prices The sales were
quite large, and much better feeling prevailed.
Exchange for the steam packet for Liverpool from Bos
ton. remains very firm at lot per cent premium, but the
demand is quite limited
The receipts on the Mohawk and Hudson Rail. cad for
the week ending Oct, 81, were:-
Passengers. Observation-Disclosures 81, ,7s5 as
Freight. Observation-Disclosures. ls9 -
Aoeais pis<A ID
Same week last year. r................l729 Il 729 90