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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

COFPRR-Ths stock Of Rio held Importers In the United States
made nm this morning embraced lll9 Of which 5000
NrWOeans Mobile 400 Baltimore apt 81 g at tbs
port. 10 coin follows Ia bond Sd o
ordinary gdnc for fair do llUllc for god DO and III ~
lie Tor prime DO Invoices duty paid l3i0c to-day there has noe
AMI boders manifest pretty confident tone most grades Ohe
,tve Ar, e and selling well from obber hands, java RAaRic
u.vra 10, asc and Macsbo l3dspc, god sales rom second
b,ud, ~ 40 bags eylo aud Java
and prices
cor, AZ 81 1908 So aud prime Good SO ogsS % per sun
Fo good demand part 70 arrives our STOCK Of
Anthracite / moderate for the season ~.
CANDiRS are demand At former prices We quote
.d,m,rtn. NJ n a23c. Sperm $50, aud Patent, 5jc -
PoIR AMI MEAI-we had fairly actye market for West
m and S Flour grades note further advance
Ol Sprng Winie Wheat Extras FAmly brands
4J seu we'll higher The business OF the dsy mas been
h,ey Tor the domestic trade though fair for export the scarcely OF o
10 Grades az foar prevents execution OF foreign orders TOE a
mot nm ia bb rs sass ~ Tor Superhne State 70 O&S -
m Ftr Se 90 ~ 23 for Fancy state foa % ~ Tor lae N
g,r of Western SG 5jd 20 % for Good TO Choice Sp
WHEAT R.st 80 900 IS Tor Minnesota and Iowa EIas 90 %
s7 Is Tor CITY shipping kvTsi b 25a 10 ~ Tor SApPhS %
~ so for Family brands; 81 a5f$' 90 ht AHoes "tsn.
Ter Wheat state and Western, 90 $685. % oios
White Wheat do do III l0a ~ 20 or Family A. 20 W~
~ for ST. Extra Single; 81 W0tS ~ ot 10 u'
do. TRIPLE. California ana OREGON Ip
hrmer; supply moderate sales OF 30 slcas Nv ~ 90
fairly active, aud the io" ahi mtu'
grades brttrr sales Of $50 bbs At 10 b9abs io!
good BItra Baltimore and Country 80 Dd ~ lOr hia
and VrgnA 81 jD0BlO 10 Tor FAMILY do 10 p6S ~ 10Y hts
MARYLAND and Delaware and 81 6oUslo % o tawy 40 90 h
Flour nrm aud IN fair reqnest sales OF 90 bills Al
Cora Meal Is dull aud heavy uomiLsL Bncksh Flour
plenty and loSer Gales - 1884 lto 10 we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

The Erie Railway Company are making good progress
In laying the double track on the road The amount OF
road now operated between NewYork and Buffalo, In
Guiding sdngs is 52 miles, and Of this amount 23i miles
have second track laid. Tho Susquehsnna division,
comprising lOs miles, is entirely completed The Eastern
division has miles laid and the work is advancing
the Delaware division, and IS miles have been finished
This portion OF the road the mountains and Is an
expensive and laborous job. but when completed will
render the road SAFE and largely increase the passenger
traffic
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie,
the port NewYork 10 foreign ports for the week
ending Oct. 10 1869, were A.1492l7.
The earnings OF tho Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for
the first week in October 1869, we're:
Passengers Mails s243 Freghts S3l6 IS Total SeoogT Is
The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island ana P@cihc
Railroad for the second week in october were:
200 le63....l2Ge13 Iuerease ...''S9aI
The following shows the shipments Of Pittson coal ny
the Pennsylvania Coal Company for the week ending
October 49, 1867 BY railway, 1883 tuns; previously
754 100 tuns by canal 23s previously, 1868 tns
total 1862 7ss54 tuDs TO same.dae 1863 75sG5 tuns
increase 1869, 904O9 tuns.
The following figures show the changes In the Banks
OF England and France for the week ending Oct as
compared with the previous week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Government bonds were firm on moderate transactions
The demand was more general. and bonds were held
with great frmness Considerable purchases were made
by investors and at the close the market was strong
state bonds were firm Tennessee 6 per cents, ana
dun ON the remainder Of tho list Tennessee eNCoupons
sold at C New bonds 5 ASA North Carolina New per
cents sold AZ .Ol Special bonds, AGi3i louisiana
Ieyee per cent?, Git. Railway bonds were dun aud
steady Bank shares firm. Bank OF Commerce sold
at I2i Phenlx Bank, 100; Hanover, 100; Central Nat
iopal III; Ninth National, ia Wells-Fargo Express
sold at 2ola2O The balance OF the st was Inactive IA
cac Mail was dull andiseady at 5sisj9 closing at 81.
5sl
Railway shares were active on tho Vanderbilt STOCKS
and duh on the remainder Of the list. Newfork central
sold AZ 1924: Hudson, 1884. and Harlem at li6 The ad
vance I'm these stocks made moderate purchases
nv parties who anticipate q sharp advance In Noyem
her when the consolidation will DO perfected. The
Western share list was dull and without spirit Mch
can Southern sold at 9lIG92 Cleveland and Pittsburgh
oo ags North.Wester common tG70l Northwestern
preferred Iqs3i; Rock Island, lOs9OGi st. Paul pre-
ferred stGsli Toledo and Wabash strong, selling
at 65GG5I Fort Wayne guaranteed sold SAG Chicago ana
Alton Central 1914 Morris and Essex, So
New-Jersey Railroad 100; Hannibal and st. Joseph, llOt
New-York and New-Haven, 1884, The market continued
duh and steady Western stocks until the close OF
business New-York Central and Hudson continued
active; the latter stock in demand, selling az lIt
and closing at 173dl73t. Michigan southern was de-
pressed by speculative sales but large purchases were
made at OIL, which checked the downward movement
Northwestern Common also sold in largo amounts
7ldnI The transactions in the rest Of the list were
unimpOrtant.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
DACKARD's MONTHLY for October.
II OFT TODAY

Bsysid TyoFs By Howard CLINTON Facts
Worfng Women tSe - By Eleanor Ers The Ha street. Menace
ne fPoem) W EasisfbrOok Ny Prt ffy Miles RIDE with
Tie CavaUnsh By A. l. Reiden frogtieF Dspenado BY
Irauthn Kis ArbPa9s o. hg van @inhe ~ hhsn Bgnia
PTorressyes vss,s Pee By Junius enh Bvre Wea
Rtue alton Hannah Mel Stersrd 40 Hour s ii Con
Wet ~ Nathan D. ItaeI statistical View o. Tie Wens9 Question
y, (srf Hc00n. Thalogyhg Dy. O0eb By kdgaI faEeet
Cty. Sensation TIE Corner
In Cod and RsporG s1u4saig IN Journalism. Aptessis
Speech. ere. -,
be gs1flg Improved fubpor price, TAO Dollars
-, Pn before the fret Of December viii the
October Nagemhe go December nubt1 grstutony Address
D. D. PACkARD, Publisher
Oh Dl94laay. =. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

don, sight 10og 9109i Paris, long, 516za5el Paris,
short. 6141S513l; Antwerp, 517l85i6I; swiEs, bl71
G165; Hamburg, S5l9S5lt Amsterdam. sos 04ol; Frank
fort los a4O2 Bremen 7ss 97sl Berlin 7o59eE London
(prime commercially, GO days, 1914 0los@
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange
were IN session to-day and discussed the question Of
changing tine dealings in gold from the Cold Room 70
the Gold Exchange 10 decided to be inexpedent TO
make the change at present.
The transactions Of the sub-Treasury to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
And the following for Railroad bonds;

Money was IN good supply at 5a6 per cent, with OK
ceptons az per cent. Commercial paper was inactive
at OeI5 per centfor prime The demand Tor cur
rcrcy for shipment TO the South continues moderate
The West are not drawing anything from this point at
present.
Sterling Exchange was firm at an Improvement OF B
cent In quotations. London 60 days. 1924 0i09i Lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas TO Denver, Colorado and a
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 437 miles, and earning more than enough TO pay the
interest on this reo loan. This loan runs 30 years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co. No SO Exchange-place, and NJ
X JEsUP & COMFY. No. ~ Pine-st.. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is 3G7 miles
long cost with equipment $l5,2S6.O0O, and is doing
large and steadily increasing business the earnings
for August 1862 being $j9T2j SO more than for the
corresponding month of 1868. The road has q
bonded debt of but $2,3G4,OOO. To retire this debt
at maturity, and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business. the Com
pany have mortgaged the entire road rollngstock,
franchise, and income, to James Punnett and Jnnius
b. Alexander Of New York, TO secure the payment of
eight million dollars of First Mortgage Bonds. which
are now offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est. The bonds are for thousand dollars each,
have thirty years to run, and bear seven per cent
interest annually, payable in April and October at
the Bank Of America, in this city. The security is
undoubted and the bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment. The agents of the
Company in New-York are Messrs. j. b. Alexander
d Co. No. 10 Nassau-st. and John j. Cisco " Son.
No 80 Walst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoNPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as a hrst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate. Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLEws & Co.. No - Wallst.,
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

weekly business has
dull but without change In the tendency al ua close
downward We quote:
HAIR
Pale Com. H. a. VI. 50 750 81 Cattle, = bnsh .'.s.-od-
n r. Con. H.. NJ. o00 81 Mixed 4 bush........'JOd
Croton Fronts y 81. IS OGB 90 Goat
philadelphia Fronts. ~ zoos o. lN@ go.
Brick No. A. Common. bbl...'.'''''''.t ~ %
W k,de........ 80 OOcS OO Lump y DOL ol %
Nc. Split ~ Goa " LAus Eastern NJ - wa
Resemble y bb 81 OOU Nova Scotia, iun 'ld4 ID
Nova Scotia, b.. Rtun 4 COZ 90
Calc EAst GCityp tuu. ~ 40
BROOM CORNThc market steady and the demand far aes OF
quality l2dlbc for COmmOa rs 20 Good BroNui
Bgooms re salabe at 90 sea 10 per dozen
BRiSLES moderate demand and heinArke steady 4, nom
a 81 for Americaa Gray aud White
declined there has been t0nz at The
e.on; 1000 Yellow Western and southern
BONR-There nothing doing the quotations nominal
COTTON-Pes higher the advance more general and
cay moderate Ol stock Offering
feeling little puiet advance IN teghts
checking shippers some call has prevailed TO-DAY TO
cover short bales a2 ni 5l6
arnye for l29 for consumption W for
spcuaton for future delivery the sales tcnde @
bales November 2c $50 do ic 100 do free on bosn Charles.
ton 2iic 200 do free board Mobile IS S 100 d. Tree on
bo,r Savannah on private 2U DO December ic aud loo
do January l6 ali on basis Of Low Mlng We qnote follows;
AalH
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At5 Civilizations.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
NnrsAIrNn INNS.

HOPS good consumpve demand and are sn al 693e hi
New and n for
BoRSs-Sml sales or American Selected on, and
81 for Grande
LEATHRR-Heock Confined In good brsk demand ard
arm with difficulty experienced s meeting orders owing 70
the light supply desirable Heavy Leather aud Good DAMAGED
have at times been almost entirely oat Of market and tbs has Indeed
Weights
reduced Prices all ais SRA and someglat huoJAut Oar
unchanged price but drm aud better request Prime
Slaughter Rough moving freely a. fall 6gures. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
THE MARKETS.
icArefuuy reported for TnE TsIBuSNI

iCareiury reported for THE TRIBUNAL go,
Tug,oky, Ott TO- 1852
AsEs-The market firm and fairly active, Of IS bh at
ga ~ GU Pearls aactTe aud prices nominal
BUILDING MATERIALSSnce last weekly business hss
very but without change prices the tendency at Iha close
downward. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

DEDICATED
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
WHO.
BORN ~ POVERTY GRABBED IN OBSCURTY, AND EARLY
CALLED From SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR,
ARE SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORT NIFTY AND WRE5T
ACHIEVEMENT PROM DIFFICULTY,
THESE RECOLLECTIO$S
ARE REGAEDFuLLY INSCRIBED By
THEIR AUTHOR
This Boob collection Of the series Of articles e1v published
eige bearing the title 'eoi- o1s Of a
Lie" revised rewritten Tho author and enriched
by the addition Of much al matter ], bceved that these auto
biographical "reminiscences viii Zoe not only entertaining and attractive
but Of permanent vue 70 al students he times We live n forming
they record Of the inner lie sud BfpsOB Of shO has
shared IN the mauy intellectual and political phases through
which America has during the thirty OF intense vitality
Mr. Greeev bms the best Indication Of their when he
81 shall write anything else into which SHALL put
Of Byg experiences notions Convictions and modes Of
.looght these EsosHcorG give with small my mental
History"
bis Apology Geey 81 hone spared
hereafter fuller and exposition Political Eoou0my
ssnapOut,S expect
print other Whevef H. then friends accept
which conclude this volume biography
uly prefer this book my al
considerations will cherish the
ton contents ehoy lessons persistence patience
which viii rot lave been set forth IN vain"
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r1ronra oH nre,narrtr..

60. Ngs wA,iL Corn.
To Gredt Britaia arf ~ 0JrtrtaL a.
Week ewing oct ~. 1879 ........ l' fV9
Since sept !. laO9................. Nr ~ SO
nA.r nihe lef5.. I4f2l
fsH-Ibtre been Lgsits Today tut 49,.
ar Without cnangss the II an.
Mackeei have a. Ingi
bhi, Herring wanted sales II srvs a. W.
uuut
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Yt6 Qualifications.

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TX. THE IMMUTABILITY or THE SPECIBS
X HAYDN'S FIRST LESSONS IN MUSIC AND LOVE.
XII Al SKETCH OF THR IRISH VOLUNTEERS
XII NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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HDkS-Thfe fl9d husnfss dong s7ef ahd We
market generally and aHen tone sh es0uai sas
odesrahe parcels Of Dry % advance the dmsnd 10
from trade specuators sHdng aoeemsn r operations
the haye
rahfe aut AID the msEks
may be called steady for anything desirable Nsqnote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

SECOND BOARIy-l2i OCIGCE.
s.S 81 Cou "a DEL ll9 5000 $40 Goa -
lis 900 $40 Reg 81. u oc. Isl osoeA is
O'clock 1904 Sc 1910 Cou l0Bi
loo u 5 20 Coup 6s..l9 Is Currency "a oellOIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

CALIFORNIA
Wa the HOrn.......,&6 zoe 80 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

AIISCELLANlES
LITERATURE As A VOCATION.
POTTS and POETRY
REFORMS AND RKIORAERS.
THR GROUNDS OF PROTECTION.
SUNDAY LECrUBlNG REMiSlSC ENCES
A DAYS RIDE IL MAINE
A DAYS RIDE Across TliE ALLEGHANilb
A NIGHT RIDE CROSS THE PRAIRiES
A WINTER FLOOD II ILLINOIS
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCES Discussion between Hoics Gre
/ Robert Dale owen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

Real estate in Havana is getting dirt cheap.
The dirt thrown out of Broad street and other
city canals is held SO high that citizens are not
permitted to purchase it,
The King of Greece was lately thrown into
river by the stumbling OF his horse-and it is
recorded he SWAN out and remounted his 'cob.
A friend of ours, king of pain(tl, was lately
thrown into the Broad street canal by his met
tlesome steed, and, wonderful to relate, he fol-
lowed the example of his Greecy majesty.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

Father Burke, who preached in Rome
this Lent to the most crowded audiences,
and to the great admiration of all who have
heard him, is wonderfully eloquent, an
Irishman, and most enthusiastic one. He
has made many conversions to the Church,
as did Archbishop Manning before him, who
returned to England at the beginning of
Lent, thus calling down upon both of them
theire of the Protestant c1ergymen in Rome,
that of Mr.. Lyman, the American
clergyman. e1-t,r 81 s-rf,.,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
MONEY Market,

We have no material change to report in the Money
market proper Tho street rates are 10 per cent
Rnnum to per cent per month for Al notes with un-
questionable eOateras and to IL for good 60 first class
business paper without coaerals Mortgage paper is
quoted at 10 10 cent annum for Al and l2 to
Is for second grade. -.-.. ? ..lH
Cold 1874 % i343 American half dollars 1924 1891
: Sterling Exchange i4St 20 1894. New York Exchange
to per cent premium t5a M s
City Treasury otos n to % per cent discount
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY,

And the Louisiana Department. having the privilege
investing its premium receipts within the State it COM
bines the advantages of home institution with the
security of the risks being extended large area Of
country p" t'sl ' -t- r
The Office of the Louisiana Department is now Open
for business and Policies win be issued on terms as
favorable as offered by any solvent and wen established
institution. Hp1a
aSt 7g .wessofrscl gg1a pm DT1So4, =. 90
ap25 I'M President of Louisiaua Department.
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pHE= YOUNG CRUSADER,
A MONTHLY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

as. ~ r.. o.
and published In Boston with tho approval Of the
Popular with the young and approved by tb6Sld.
"ThC best publication of the kndVe have yet sesu'
" 1t win be welcomed by the Sunday School teacher as
This clever little msuthy is just the tight thing at
The Fopng, CRUSADER is sxcellenty gotten up
The Young CRUSADER Is to children what the Catholic
World is to those of mature agea literary necessity
neat pictorial handsome wood cut on the the
is 70 %@ Ss "D0
Per hundred to Sunday schools and the 2
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p w iSn. i1 4S IdS ssf YOUNG
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TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS, .assL
Under contract for Carrying United States and Brit
Sailing from Pier IS. North River, New York, every
Sailing nom 6ysPPSs every T MHRSEsHR4AE
srEEp AND RxcEtAExr ACCOMMODATIONS rssURSD'
First Cabin 70 Liverpool ana Queenstown from c Esg
First Cabin to London from New Yorf
b e g F aasro Antwerp, Rotterdam, -
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:.
Storage to- Now York from Liverpool OF Queen
steerage to New orleans Via New York =,
from Liverpool or Quee stown..G..- 20 -.
Each Storage passenger viii BIO provided WIZ
arate berth to sleep In and women will BIO placed u
by thenselves Provisions Of the best quansy'
cooked and served by tho Companys SteWaNus,
and the wanta Of all are fully sppPlied. ,L,s ..oa
Children between one and twelve years haM pffcS.
Infants under one year, free re- L3itltsf
Tickets may be procured by those desrous Of
out thetr i.itnd3 az the above RACES 49,, ,,gfy s-.
Pre- paid cor g1aeates OF passage Issaed by =
ELLIOT & McKEEVEH Agents z Il 4.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Fading Friday, April 80.
MORNING STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, May l, 1869. 5

Saturday Morning, May l. 1869. 5
Corroy-Saturday, April %, there a partial
pension a business There little inquiry and
the sales amounted to only 1877 bales principally At Fri
angud and depressed and only $500 bales were
sold at easier rates. showing decline OF from to 4c
Thursday market opened with fair Inquiry, and tho
advance of Foreign Exchange stimulated the market
and generally stiffer prices obtained the sales
amounted bales We quote ordinary at 24t 925ac
good ordinary 2G261c low middling 26S 02T2c; iddlng
80 TO 25tc; and strict middling at - TO 2e2c.
ToBAcco-The market has shown no variation since
our report week. The stock n quite large,
and the receipts Increasing but holders Arm
n preYiouA prices, Yiza -. =. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

In the whole Materia Medica there is GER
tainly no remedy that is reliable specific for our
malarial fevers, viz Chs and fever, congestive and
bilus fevers as Dr. F. whofts Periodic or Fever
and Ague Tonic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

We are indebted to Mr.. Simon, of the Cos
mopolitan News Depot. o. Exchange Alley for the ca
thOlic World Southern CuvatoT Banner of the South
Catholic Mirror and waverly Magazine He has large
and varied stock of the literature of tho day
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

Members of tho HiteTnian UtuabFscnevoiOnt
Assocat0 Of ST Jcst ps viii please notice the call
for al aijoTnsd meeting next "Wednesday evening" 5lqS