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Mn. SUMNER yields to the qdvice of his
friends, and will not lecture, this season. He
will have to buy fewer rare books and old pic
lures, to get the means for the indulgence
OF his taste in this respect was one OF the lead
ing motives of his lecturng purposes Spring
fed Republican,
Frank Leslie owns seventeen publications
weekly, fortnightly and monthly Four of
these are printed in German. His yearly profits
am punt to $1,000 The CHIMNEY Corner isthe
most profitable. Tie Weekly and the Budget of
Fun come next.
DR.. H. + Askew, whose health is by no
means go good as his many friends would desire
to see it, has gone to New York, for a short rest
from his exacting professional labors.
The Wilmington letter writer for the Lewes
Ligh says that Congressman Loiand, General
Torbert, DIR. Nolen and Fl. +. Pickels wore re-
Gently on visit to Washington presumably on
some important mission. He adds, however,
that there being two from each end, the State
kept it's balance and did not tilt"
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MONEY LosT,-It is estimated that one hui
dred and forty Thousand dollars were invested
in North Pacific Railroad Bonds in this city and
that over sixty thousand dollars were invested
IN the same bonds in New Castle. Amongst the
heaviest investments is that of the estate of the
late William 7. Read. who had between eight
ard ten thousand dollars. just before his death
he sold out, it is said, ten thousand dollars of
United States Bonds, and purchased the North
Pacific Railroad in it's stead. thinking that they
were equally secure aud pail better percen-
tage of interest But the most distressing thing
is that several single ladies' who depend upou
th 'ir income for support, have their all invested
IN these bonds, aud their living is thus taken
away from them. This wilt be productive OF an
noyauce and di~ttnss --heptbiiGan.
While reprinting the above in ia only pro-
per to remind all holders Of the North Pacific
bonds that their money is not 'lost" at all, Es
yet, and may not be in much danger. The inter
est has thus far been punctually paid and there
s prospect that THAI next falling due may be
provided for. Ulder the worst possible circum-
stancos, holers need not consider their money
entirely sunk Let them keep cool, for the pre-
sent at any rate,
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THE PEMiN suLA.

SSSS'AAs
Wm Towers lost his fourth horse, a few days
ago
The African NJ E. church in Denton has final
ly paid fl all it's indebtedness.
Court begins on Monday.
The sun-tsh bite nicely. II ia rare sport and
the chief amusement of Denton croquet and
sitting on goods boxes at stoTe fronts excepted
A county Local Option Convention will be beld
at Denton Oh the 2lst.
Although Mr.. Temple has denied the report
that hie nomination for Clerk was bought with a
price, there are many members in his own party
who close their eyes to the denial.
1t is estimated that within two weeks s. 200
have been expended in fertilizers for land III the
vicinity of Denton alone. This il the annual fall
st0ry and yet the land is poor
The almshOuse fruit has been converted into
brandy, but not for the use of the inmates, let
us hope.
Pariridges may be shot after the 10th.
The Episcopalians OF Denton have purchased a
lot back Of the Court House upon which to build
a new church,
John Nichols, of Gilpins Point an earnest
Republican and one of the most prominent men
in the county, was stricken with paralysis while
riding along the road OH Wednesday last and
died the next day.
Matthew Patton and t. W. Smith have re-
signed from the Democratic ticket.
CECIL COUNTY.
Elkton has pigeon club It's exploits for the
past week comprises the shooting OF one pigeon
one uckeT auu one Jay.
The clmpaign cluos are organizing Port
starts the ball.
railroad tie fell upon George Galloway at
"Purt. last week. anl broke his leg
A daughter of John Burns. residing near
Whitaker mill, had leg anputated at the
thigh, a few days, ago to save her life. She had
met with all accident.
Charastown is organizing a signing school.
A four hundred pound bell has been placed in
the cupola OF the new NJ L. Church at Rising
Sun Nd The church will be dedicated on the
10th Of October.
A Farmers Grange was organized at Rising
Sun on Saturday evening last.
Two COWS belonging to Mr.. Mahoney we're
killed by the cars at Btcon Hill, one night last
week.
Port Deposit has a band which it calls tie
Thad. Stevens,
TALBOT COUNTY.
Joseph B. Seth has announced himself an in-
dependent candidate for tho Legislature.
The Local 0ptionsts arc not IDLE,
Judge Goldsborough's vacancy in the Repub-
lican ticket will not be filled.
The blind staggers have appeared. and in Bay
Hundred district 15 or 20 horses have died.
Lambdn & Sons have contracted to build for
Funis X Bro. the largest vessel ever construct
ed in st. Mlchaels.
The Easton Bank cashes no foreign checks
but pays out money without limit to depositors.
The Trappe has witnessed the first issue of
local publication. Others may follow.
basket factory has been started at Easton
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From, Newark.

Correspondence of ths Commercially
BASE BALL-on Saturday afternoon, tho Sec
ond game between the College and Agile Mines
took place, 1t was not very interesting until
the eighth inning, the College Nine having
things their own way until then, and the score
standing SO to Q. The Agles, however, in the
last two innings made IL runs. and the total
score was College, 3S; Agile,2I. The Dia-
mOnd State and College clubs play next Satur-
day, when we hope for q close game,
In THE Lookup We have put our new lock-
up to use On Saturday strange woman .hav-
Ing the use OF but one arm, came into town,
begging. and at length became very much in
toxlcated, and very disordeIly. Our enterprise
ing policeman locked her up, and on Sunday
conveyed her to New CASTLE.
PosT OFFICE REMOVED. Our very gentlem 1n-
lv post master has removed the post office to
the upper end of Choates hotel The situation
will be more convenient and pleasant to the post
master and public in general.
COULDN'T APPRECIATE Coon BUTTER.-We
think two of our good housekeepers were not
fairly treated, up at Oxford. They exhibited
some elegant butter, which being the product of
Ademey cows, was very yellow. The committee
of the Fair insisted that it was colored, artiie-
ally and would not consider it's merits, at all.
We think the committee as green as the butter
Was yellow p.
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Messrs. jay Cooke Il Co. have completed their
detailed statement of assets and liabilities, and
in connection Herewith have prepared a form of
agreement for settlement to be presented to
their creditors for their consideration. The
main features Of the proposed agreement are as
follows:
The members of the firm of Jay Cooke Il Co.
surrender all their partnership and individual
property. trustee (ion. L. A. Rollins. late
United States Commissioner Of Internal Reven-
ue) will have the management of the estate,
thus paying costs and expenses. Dividends will
be made whenever the trustee has cash in hand
suth lent to be divided, commencing very soon
after the agreement is approved by the creditors
Settlements may be made under restrictions
which guard perfectly the interests OF the general
body of creditors. The creditors surrender no
rights they now possess, but merely accept the
advantages Of the trust created for their benefit,
and the debtors can gain nothing except the
surplus which they hope to secure by all ec1-
nomical and judicious winding up of their estate
Full powers are gwen to the trustee but he is
to act under the control of a carefully selected
committee, consisting nf Mr.. s. NJ. Fotou, late
president of the Philadelpha, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad; William q. Houston; aud
Dell Nobt, Jr., president of the Corn Exchange
Bank, of Philadelphia.
Negotiable certificates Of the interest Of any
creditor in the trust estate will be given by the
trustee After all the debts are paid in full, the
remaining property will be re-asslgned.
1t ia understood that the firm do not propose
to call general meeting of their creditors, AZ
they have been doing business in three different
cities, and creditors are 80 scattered az to render
such a meeting impracticable They will, how
ever, address notes to such a number OF their
creditors in the three cities as can be conveent-
ly seen from day to day at each point and sub
init the papers with oral explanations Any
creditor who fails to receive such request can
examine the papers at any time he may call, and
| ha m nf ba at philahalnbia Naty
York. and Washington will be pleased to sec any
Tins calling
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Nocturnal Opnll'cta in wo.t wilmington.

HORSES IN THE ooRN, FIRST, AND THEN IN THE
POUND BREAKING OPEN DR. BROWNS BARNS
SEVEN SHOTS AT THREE men, nc.
Q1ite an excitement was caused last evening
i'll West Wilmington, by the reports of seven
shots fired about half past eleven O'Clock, at
three mon, who were breaking into.Dr. Browns
barns Tn ere we're four horses inside, which
hid been taken up, while trespassng in the
Doctors cora field, on Saturday morning, and
which, il was said belonged to Robert Taylor, of
this city. Their impounding was in accordance
special cattle law passed. for this School Dis
tIict, by the Legislature. The men, it is pre-
sumed, were after the horses Upon the shots
being tired, they dacamped in hurry, leaving
behind the tools they had blougnt to break in
with
o. Saturday night three of the D,ctor's barns
ha been broken opon, aul tins morning, the
same fonr horses were agtin found in his corn.
They were therefore again taken up and I'M
pounded so the 'the end is not yet" The doc
tor says the locks upon his barns have now been
broken ak tmos, bat he thinks the practice il
getting rather risky.
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FIRST EDITION.
Flew CastIe.

Correspondence of the Commercially
New CASTLE, Oct. 6.
Fresh fish this morning.
We were visited by slight thunder gust this
morning.
The schooner Golden Eagle from Philadelphia
to New England port with load of coal lost
her anchor of Bombay Hook on Saturday. She
returned to this place and will remain until an
other can be procured.
An unusual number of vessels are lying at
our wharves, to-day. Two schooners are un-
loading salt. sugar and phosphate, and the Hell
en- Sedt Uncle Rhdpp and barge Mdrspen are
being laden with caIgoes of lumber for New
York City.
Pere Cisco, our energetic milkman, yesterday,
hecomng suddenly giddy, caused by a rush Of
blood to the head, fell from his chair, injuring
himself quite severely, though it is thought, not
dangerously.
The Water Works Company are laying an ad-
ditional pipe from the engine house to the basin
They intend, as soon as possible, to lay pipes to
the Tasker Works. at the mile house. as also to
the mills Of Messrs. Metz, Buel & Co., and Mr.
Knowles Next year another larger engine
will replace the one now in use.
The Gas Company will also extend their pipes
to the improvements, and replace the present
gasometer by enc OF five times the capacity.
H. FL. @.
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Ex-President Johnson will probably arrive in
Washington in few days His visit is said to
be for the double purpose OF defending himself
in the Surratt case, and OF looking after his de-
posit in the suspended First National Bank.
Sir Samuel Baker, in letter from Alex andria
Egypt, says tho Viceroy has determined that an
Euglish officer shall succeed him as Governor OF
Central Africa. This is regarded as a proof of
the Viceroys intention to carry out the reforms
already begun.
There were 43 interments in Memphis on Sat
urday, including 20 from yellow fever. During
the week the deaths numbered $40, of which lac
were from yellow fever, against 93 for the PEE
vious week. Since the appearance of the fever
500 persons have died OF it.
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The workingmen of Boston and vicinity have
appointed a committee, and made other arrange
ments to give public reception to Joseph Arch,
on his arrival in Boston. The reception will in-
clude general parade of trade organizations
from various parts of Massachusetts,, aud meet
ing in Faneuil Hall.
On Saturday shoe factory in Jersey City
closed for want of currency to pay Its hands. One
hundred and fifty men were discharged from the
New Jersey Central Railroad shops. at Jersey
CITY, and two hundred from the Baldwin Loco
motive Works in Philadelphia,
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In New York, Chicago, 81. Louis, and Louis
vile as well as in Phlada., contributions are be-
ing made for the relief of the suffering people
OF Memphis and Shreveport.
The cities of Cairo and Little Rock have es-
tablished quarantine regulations against rail-
road trains and steamboats, from points along
the Red River and from Memphis to prevent the
introduction of yellow fever.
AT Boston, on Saturday, the Bostons defeated
the Athletics, 8 to 7. At New York, the same
day, the Mutuals defeated the Philadslphias 5
to 1.
During the nine months since the opening of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad there have
been opened on its line seventeen coal mines,
ready built. or to be early completed. represent
an annual production of about 100, 900 tons of pig
iron, and to convert the ore into rails or other
manufactured iron will require consumption OF
nearly 200, 900 tons of coal.
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FURTHER II .DUorroN OF FoaoE.-The Whining
ton u Western II Il Co h ~ made a still fur
thor reduction in the number of employees, this
time in the clerical force. Mr.. Willard s. Pyle
who has been acting As assistant to the General
Agent is retired. With the increase in the
freight business of the road, and the institution
of rigid economy in management, it is believ-
ed that the road will soon be placed on better
financial basis
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echanical-T'eatment OF Disease.
Wanted-A girl for hOusewOrk.
Hv aG'hths-Tatnall a Co.
N It ce in Bankruptcy-ThOs. j, Grpves.
N tiCe-Night Schools.
ii iriware-Trum n 4 Shaw
CJwB at sale-Stidham & Son.
Application for License-Amor o. Perkins,
EHrly Peach-RandOlph Peters.
Waters Parlor OrganB-City lem
A Watch free, Sd page
nschOma1cy or Soul Charming
Prof FOv ler's great work, Sd page
Welfs Garbollc Tablets, Sd page
Well Augers, Sd rage
Domestic Paper Fashions, Sd page
N. Y Safety steam Power Co, Sd pFge
Winchester House, Sd page
Old Maids, Sd page
Waters Par.or Organs, Sd page
GoodenouRh Horse Shoe Co, 81 page
Centennial Burning OIL, Sd page
The Haskins %achine Co, Sd page
nennia0n'a shipping Tags
E1a' a'ding-Mrs p A Tnwnseud
Bass kngli h Ale on Draught
Music LesAons-P Allen
House for sale-W X a ii Cause
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Local AFFAIRS.

Proposals for city work are advertised else
where.
There has not heen single case before the
Ma or since Saturday.
meeting of the creditors OF John MeLelr &
Soa will be held tomorrow.
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TALBOT COUNTY,
The clayton House.


ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
W G Mendenhall, City.
Ernest Ii rroth, Phlla.
John Peters, Christiana.
Il B Dixon and WI, BtlGo.
@ Williamson, N Y.
W L Anderson, N Y.
George Is Plumb, Iowa City.
Miss Shields, Y.
Wm Bruner and Lady, Balto
Frank b Lysle, Phlla.
VIM Thompson, Boston.
VIM DArton, ''
DIR Saml W Murphy, vii.
E N Howell, Phila
Geo L Lucas Camden N Y.
James Todd, Phila.
Geo @ Gordon, City.
Mrs W D Waples, Savannah Ga.
Chas Green,
W IL Ghurchman, Claymoht
W Y Warner, City.
James Ponder, Del.
o NJ TITUS. Utica N Y.
OW Child, Now York.
A A Milligan, Plttsburg
Alfred s. Elliott, City.
Clarence Il Duffee, Phila.
Thos j Graves, Oily.
Miss L Jones New Jersey.
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GoNE To SOUTH AMERIcA-Fa,her Sorenti the
officiating priest Of ST. James chapel at Lover
ing Avenue and Riddles road, has gone to South
America on a collecting tour. Bishop Becker is
officiating in his absence.
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SATURDAY AT THE scaU1zEN PARK
The race between Tip aud Flora, at the Schut-
zen Park on Saturday WAS attended by about 500
people, and the race course being in excellent
condition, the spectators were gratifed with
an exciting race.
Dickers0n & Bro, entered Tip, and John
Griner entered Flora, the purse being 5000
Flora being over excited, Tip won the thre heats
as follows -lst, 50 2I, 25815 81, 2 50.
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DONALDSON AND TWO OTHERS GET OFF, THIS MORN
INd-rHEY START DUE EAST.
New YORK, Oct 6.
Donaldson's transatlantic balloon started at
9 o'clock, this morning, from Brooklyn and took
a due easterly course.
Donaldson, George Washington Lunt, and Al
fred Ford are occupants.
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PRoTRAorED MEETINa.-A proiracted meeting
under the charge of Rev L. b. Hunter. is il
progress at the Brandywine NJ. Church. Siy
penitents were forward at the altar last night.
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gsaths.

aged 6S years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited toatend the funeral from his late resi-
dence In McDowellvlle, on Wednesday afVern BON
at o'clock. Services at ~. Interment at VIII
mingt0n aAd BrandyWlne Cemetery.
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THIRD EDITION.
W RHhiHgt0n.

RETIREMENT OF ADMIRAL aoLDsBoRoUdH.
WAsHIEdToN, Oct. 6.
Admiral Goldsborough has been placed on
the retired list, at his own request
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E,ARLY BEATRICE PEACH
RIPENs FULLY TWO WEEKS EARLIER THAN
ANY OTHER KNO FN VARIETIES
OF PEACH.

A
ANY OTHER KNO VN VARIETIES
OF PEACH.
This variety has been well tested in large orchards
and hundreds of bushels of this rety put ou our
market in 1872 and 1873, and on this the seveTest
Test could have 1t has proved better tn an all
that has been Claimed for 1t. 1t ia full two weeks
earlier than Hae's EARLY, ana free from rot, and
the Commission Merchants of Philadelphia and New
York not only say 1t Is one OF the earliest and st
peaches, hut one of the best shipping peaches hat
goes on tn 7e kets. and brings more than double
the price of any other peach.
also of 10 or IL otner new and well tested
early and late peaches whc1 will make the season
for Shipping some ur weeks lsnger. BY planting
my new late varieties the canning uses Can run
from one to two weeks longer
Price List sent free with testimonials and descr
ton showing exact rotation in the rlpeniIle
Of all the new and popular kinds from early to ate
81 that all can plant that they may ship every daV
IRON nrst TO last Of rpsnlng. Address
Randolph PETERS,
Great Northern aud southern Nurseries,
Wilmington, Del.
G9- Papers In Delaware Maryland and New Jer.
ssy, willing to publish this adyer lsem4ntto to the ex-
tent OF S. each, and take pay in Nursery stock as
per my Catalogue, may do SO, and send me marked
copies OF paper. oct6-tf
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MR.. HEALD's SALE ON SATURDAY.
On Saturday afternoon last, Mr.. J. L. Heald
SOIL for himself lots on the South Side in close
proximity to tho Third street BRIDGE as follows:
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HAMILTON AND sHAEFFER's STORES BURNED.
BALTIM ORE, Oct 6.
The stores of Henry Hamilton and Jacob @.
Shaeffer, in West Lexington st., were burned.
Loss, twenty five thousand dollars.
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Tho Journal says that a proposition for the
restoration of the monarchy on tho basis of the
Charter of 1914, in modified form, will be pre-
scented in the opening day OF the Assembly.
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New York.

ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE.
New YORK, Oct. 6.
Alonzo E. Kimball has been arrested in Jersey
City, charged with being implicated in the death
of Victoria W. Vail, who died from alleged mall
practice.
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SECOND EDlTlOK.
REPORT OF THF SIGNAL SERVICE

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.
Probabilities Low barometer in the Middle
States, will probably move Eastward during rest
of Monday with southerly winds veering to
North West aud occasionally increasing to brisk
accompanied by cloudy weather and rain follow
ing on Monday night, by rapidly increasing ba-
rometer, and clearing weather.
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..3Riu advertisements.

NJ Il: T.; ALLEN offers services In organizing.
kVA drilling, and training Church Choirs. having
mad much experience and success In tina MANAGE
ment OF chur b music, and devoted much time 10
tne studv or this Important part OF worship IN &c
desiring MS services are requested to call st
~ 606 MARKET STREET,
OCtb 56 MilmInot. n
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Old P0stp 1nemnt.

THE STOKES CASE GOES OVER AGAIN.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
The case of Stokes was called up, but post
poned until Wednesday, on account of tho al
legged sickness of Stokes.
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France.

THE MoEARoHIsrs PLOT AGAINST THE REPUBLIC
RIPE.
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ECHANIcAL

Having established an nfilce attne .lay ION nousei
wilmington, we would cordially invite patients suf-
ferng from any form of Chronic Disease to cal and
see us. Feeling 5a tsted that from the unpai alleed
success which has uniformly followed this method
OF operating upon patients, can afford reilf In
any case, and cure the majority of those that have
been given over as beyond the reach OF medical aid.
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
D)LOREAUX. EPILEPSY DEAFNESS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
treated Stiffness OF the arms and limos. weak
backs, weak lungs diseased liver and Kidneys etc.
yield readily to the method: althouyh generally
garded in 'uraoe by the advocates of the old sys-
TENS of medicine.
In proof Of the efficacy of treatment by the
Equalizer"
LET FACTS SPEAK,
We are prepared to furnish test mo lals from a
number of the citizens of Wilmington Of Gu es eff
fected through our treatment one of which follows
pressed by patients, are not published, but can be
seen at the office. We have come here not a tran
silent practitioner, but to establish permanent le
climate business, and should be pleased to have
which is mechanical, and something new IN science
ard medicine, or send stanp for circular to Dr..
Frantz, Clayton House, Wilmington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL
Wilmington D a., September 26, 1873 - 1 have
suffered for five weeks WITH a very severe attack Cf
S:idtic kheuma | m the result Of cold. For sew
eia weeks was enti ely hel9 9less consulted ply
slctan9 OF different school, Of mecicne without
receiving any bene1lt, some telling my case could
not be cured. Hearing of the Hqualiz used by Dir.
Frantz at the Clayton House,I concluded to GOnslt
him. ON lcrutches, managed, with considerable
difficulty 10 reach his oiIlce where II my surprise,
after one single IreaEm mt, shnuldered my cru CHI
es and without any assistance walked home. After
the third treatment, sll within one week. resumed
busin ,sS. u. COLEMAN BANNAR,
mo. iOl6 West Thi d street.
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Dai(D Geatmertiaf.
jenkins = ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. .PubIsshSF.
ss-R For Terms, Bsc., See Second Page