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BALTIMORE, Jan 81, 1876
Wa'm Wedfher-Fdfai Railroad .7eciSent-.7dsms as
Hamlet-Stoek Board Markets, &c.
The weather is mild and pleasant this morning as if
it were the month OF May.
There was another fatal accident on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday afternoon, through the culpa
BILE carelsssness Of those employed the road. MIR.
Nathaniel H. White of the conductors on the road
was the VICTIM whilst the engineer and fireman were
also somewhat injured Aswitch that had been turned
for the downward train left out Of its place. which
threw the cars of the track and Mr.. White being be-
tween the tender and the baggage car crushed
death When the cars arrived last evening, his young
wife, who resides the depot watching rs usual
for the return OF her husband and the sight that met
her eye was the carrying of his eess body door
There is nothing stirring here to-day Of the slightest
interest, general dullnsss pervading the city.
Adams appeared as Hamlet last night to a very good
house notwthstrnding very heavy rain, which CON
tinued throughout the evening
Srocx BoAsD-Mary land Is closed yesterday at 10 a
1ot at winch lew sales were made; Baltimore were
held a, e5s e6, but sales were made
The MARKETS. The character Of the late adyices by
the steamer Hberna has contributed to reduce prices
OF -four, and parcels Of City Mills and Pennsy have
sold OF ~ 81 and Howard on Thursday and yes
terday at ~ IS per bb Dealers fixed the price of the
later yesterday at 81 6 The inspections of -four for
the week comprise os5 barrels and 1913 half barrels
There were also inspected 2a6 barrels rye -four 1886
barrels corn meal.
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Calcutta via Maunus; baIaues stamtoul KnE%s s Mar
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doya William; lapor-bark P1csEeet sch Genl Wa,Is v..
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Lnwrs Del. Jan ss-Thi brss Dncamn, Emily cumngs,R
ehooasrs now e the .nehongs Nothmg
HI .s
ss-Ths srss MOa,Ge Ways, R0S Orleans; wT Put
E ssd s1s now at The anchorage eonpoy with Do
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WI siHsse j;s BAR f zsp.
spool; Towboa Sea- I'm lower bay with mdz from B. ship
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FAY RyeS Passed NJ, barque ounnebaus from Apa-
New cA.ril Jan a. 9Th. barque Loretta Fish, for
s sa The
s% ss s b.s Sn 5 Which
her unfit for and I.eompends that her
outward bound fleet with the exception Of the two vessels
'e new os1rss. Jan s-Xri ships Berlin Baker days
& S: ts I
sS MY sGns sl sSy:
Aspe Gates day, from Aransas Towd down end to
on the .h ship Deusaipn the sh b,tGus A%c. Pat
ssa Si!s; sa i ss
ssraas: %d.iae Eas havana G.s.a
@ $ss s 'zJ
ssd"Cd ship Ds:Ss%ons, Emerson LIVERPOOL; 6iiss
Elvna W.rneid Corpus Christi Arr, ships Ind pendence
Harper 40 days I'm Belfast; Thems. Brown from Liverpool
Dec 3h Francis FIR nch 81 days from Pc tand Mel bsrque
Oyia, from Turks Island; Hartley, Carson days from
Mobiles Golden Rule tBs Warrington 20 days from Deme
:ehs Pss Parker 20 days from New Yert Ferdinand
Apalschcoa lowed down and TO the 18th ult ship
England barques Palmyra and Strabo brig Chas Grey.
ovrpEMcE an 2s-Bark julia Allen; Mobile Let, Point
9Th The has been days north of Haters and
very weather. but staped damage 18th
inst, off Marhilo Reef passed bark Juhata of North
mon h standing north Sch Nassau HoMes BaiimoIs Sail
PHILADELPHIA propeller Washington Brown New York; sloop
Native, w els do.
Nrw BEproRp, Jan. Arr sch Edward Peters. Holmes,
Gsorretown SC. U Revenue Cutter Jackson Capt, A
Tarpulhl Cove this AM Steamer Telegraph Barker Nan.
t"sis Arr fse GEss, Sc
psai! Fis,ss: NYai brig Sssoai Hsgsss, Boston
Br sllp St. john Rchsrdson Johns bark Globe Theo-
HS b. s1a .s s
Morris, Dalien; JAM 27Brig Canova, Town, Boston Arr
bark Dunlap Thomas, Barbadoes via ST homss sds Went
e sea- bark Jn.s .Es Boston so.,o Peter Dem Pierce
THoMAsroN-At Owls Head 10th, schs Metallic. Wight,
Belfast West Indies; Cottage kwood Frankfort for Bal
timors; Sultana, Smith, do for Newburyport
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ITO THE BEAUTIFIERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vNO THE BEAUTIFIERS OFTHE COMPLEXION-Sur.
prising Efficacy-MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND
NYMPH COMPOSED Of an eastern botanical discovery q
imparting delicate roseate hue to the complexion.
As creator and conservstor of that most distinguishing
HAUEL's Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus. may be
said amest magical Competed for the
part balsamic plants the exclusion Of all
mineral admxture, distinguished incidentally for its
emely bland purifying and soothing action the skin and
by aching the and minute expes all
mpurtss from the surface ssys every 70
pnplss rcke. sunburn, and other unsshuy
neous vsitations, inimica female lovenesa.
will change tho mott biious complexion into Of
dant whiteness while the neck hands and be
slows deicacy and fairness which il continued use viii hap
PLY protect with appearance Of youthful charm the
most adv anced periods Of fife.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist aud PerfuIner,
IS South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by agents:J Jacquemod, NO. AIS Broadway; T.
Artault Lafayette Bazaar Nos is and Isl Broadway
Willard, b. w. oil Cedar and William Streets
Premium franklin Institute.
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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared
Ship Oxford. Yeaten, Liverpool, c H Marshall
Ship Nous rhges G.s.S H.;:s
Ship Adelaide, Adams, Havana.
s sh ssoSSn aa Pa%s . LiysrpGG WGodhul Mnu
BrS Rudolph Groning Thompson Key West n Maitland
Brig Black Hawk ReSinson Havana Goapoy SON
za aa Ja. a9 Ca judah sld r
Brig Brig AA In.Ii;,, Dig Boston
sear ssaaene Cole baltimore, JOHNSON Eowden. ae'
senr Hsm,en surr.,
sehr a Al! Marshall a, Mayo, Boston.
schr John Hill, Green, Richmond, Mckee Haven kco
Sehr Amelia. Grundy, Portland.
s seSI h I.sss HUM Mf RsSn Ss:iaa
Schr Parase. Young, Richmond.
sssSr sSstSsinof baker, SSis' o SHaa1A'
sS Sop Hs,i'n frs asiaa piosasns.
Cid on Friday .chr Honest Tom Holmes. Jago DE- Cuba
anu not harriet Ios as It read III Of yesterday
Arrived.
Ship Columbus Wood 40 days FIN Liverpool with mdr
Zeesa; the Ia. e.peresesd very weather bull
Ship Cotton Planter Doane Is days from Mobile. with
with to Gh.r.yn Pouvs ae
s IN. GSps W., man. from Trinidad de Cuba with
p Brig R HYDE; All sTaney m Kinss Ism a; FIN
Boston ss, briggs Carrbre, sacO Chagres 81 inst;
SEA Tor Iobasc9 Left no Am vessels a Black Rock
%.sSs.n sae;
sells port The hs. been IL days on the coast and *.
sehr Holmes iof Piymou,hl 10 days from Por, al
Patt with tobacco aud hides TO Rossere Left
schr Mary Jane Powell days I'm Norfolk, with -four
Surses ard Chairman Sailed schr Thaddeus hudson.
fsy ~ 'sS' Il.
One Shin I R.,L spr;,. ,.L,o-. vu.Ic,1
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Medical Gard.

nocro1 xkWCTTT. seasuldns surgeon Of ~ BuIts
~ street. New YORK., snthor Of late publication, en-
snd ssSn!y .nstomesy, physolossy .Pa .saesly
modern Of Syphilis, Secondary sympoms, 0enon
n0a. Gleet Structures, Seminal Weakness, Whites, Nee
pollution The Doctor has devoted his atteon for the LAST
dseaes from hi: extensive practice and long
sse psychology Of the various Of "a
k1herave organs, he ell that he unde
taxes permanent and radical His diplomas from Lon
don and Philadelphia; also, honorary degree ron
hce l96 Fulton street.
Persons att distance enclosing g. have copy
incidental 70 females'
All letters prepaid, and addressed Dr. H. Wcett Ful
street. will receive due Attention. i9Q Inn ne
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

ENOR dIsordeIs Of the Stomach Liver Kdnevs
panied with loss Of appetite bilious
attacks giddiness papitaton, anguor, low spr loss Of
streng pains in the back side and lower part Of the
habna and other symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary success private practce and highly By
all who have taken that the proprietor has
introduce TO th, public generally He sufferer
from the above complaints, that il H. Processes be-
perfect cue nvsosane the system appetite health
color and srength even to the most debilitated.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY psr apv
preparation OF H. and does the closest
business 1.e gve
- CHARLES III. RING, is2 Broadway,
JAZZ lmem of lnhn 1T. Snl Are forN "
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

TILE superior efficacy Of this article when used the last
apparent that female who has
once is benefits woald be willing on any sond
nish The rngs attendant Child Birth half and
place otn cs.ld and mother in a state Of safety.
This Is no quack article, bpt the prescription Of regus
Pycian ne who made this branch OF his practice
tur study For sale is2 Broadway Of John street.
d27 lmsf
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE /. pleasant and effectpa remedy for
Colds Coughs, Influenza, Raising Of Blood, Asthma,
Peurisy, Bronchits Liver Complaint Cousumption, and
other diseases arising from perspraou Now
this ,esmony and call send and atously pamphlet
containing Treatise on ConsumptloA, &C., and
eit6caxs, such a. follows:-
My wife afflicted with affection Of the lungs pain in the
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despaired Of eectng tried varicu. patent medicines
without effect Finally in August last tried Southern
Balm, She has taken bottles and is perfectly cured
A b. KAUFMAN,
Residence Il Clarke st., store COS Broadway.
City and County Of New York s-A B. Haugtman. being
duly deposes and that the absvc Certificate
rect and true. w. II. MUM, CON- Of Deeds.
The Southern Balm is sold by druggists generally
eut the u. 3. Also,
THE ANlMATING, APERIENT, ALTERNATIVE
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10 boz OF Is pills. The best and cheapest general Fam
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Further information Southern Balm Pamphlet be had
the Depot, 63s Broadway where the medicines
sold wholesale and retail also BY Wyau& Kechum lal Full
ton street.
More Agents wanted throughout the United aud
NADIA.
Aleberal discount to dealers. MS im-r
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Sales or stocLs nj ssosson

EIcHANoE BoARp, jan 30 - shares Old Colony Rail
road, 1881; 30 Western Railroad a2 so do s60d 90; Il
do, so Long Island Railroad So 20 do 52 IS do
100 do 5lt; so do 81 so do 6i so do sill SO Norwcf
Worcester Railroad, SO; $50 do, 63t; 20 do, 633.
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FROM HAVANA. by the arrival of the p. S
hau recsiuad f,,Il 6las

FROM HAvANA-By the arrival OF the r S0ule,
we have received full files OF Havana papers 10 he
18th instant.
The steamer Trent arrived at Havana on the 9th from
Vera Cruz. By her received full files Of papers from
the CITY OF Mexico to the 27h ut and from Vera Cruz
to the 3ls Our advces received direct and by way Of
Pensacola a little later than this
The Italian company have repeated Romeo and Ju-
LETT TO yet better than at rs and the praise be-
wed Is more unqualified Lucia di Lammermoor'
has been produced Antognin made very great hit in
it. His voice is declared magnic ent.-N o. Picayuns
Jan
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". p SurREhk CouRT.-Friday, Jan. 30, 1885,
osepn 4. inomas, Esq, Of PENNSYLVANIA, and
christopher Robinson and Alfred Bosworth Esors Of
Rhode Island were admitted attorneys and counseilors
this court No l. The State OF Rhode I.isnd rcnn
lainant vs. The State Of Massachusetts The
tins cause was continued by Mr.. Randolph 2or the
cioc ''s'sn
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ExroRr. FROM I,r TO 27ru Lsr.

ExroRr, FROM Isr TO 27Tu JASuaRY
Pots ...................l, 076 bills
fcarls 2o5 bills
BEFswAx-Southen, Western and Northern, were
held at 49, 80 cents There has been a little mora
than usual doing in prime yellow generally for export
CorroS-Therc was only small business transacted
to-day In this article Prices steady the quotations
annexed Sales 600 bales Of which shippers have taken
onc.hall:-
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Foreiun ImDortatIons.

KINGSTON, JABrg Hyder Ali-s 900 oranges Bunker
PlsceIi tons ogwood bags wool bbls ginger bags p
mento Rowland Aspinwal-3 purs w Dnlers-9o DIS
beef Dunscomb-2667 lbs 81 cks order.
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READ THIS.

READ THIS.
IL CASES In the Surgical and Medical line especiaIlv
"A - Of long Standing receive advice medicine
q o 6ss APPLICATION neither resdes rsqpiFsd
Ue.Gnsa1ssusa .. HElNE, n. u.
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c. Mitchell, of the Frankfield, which arrived yes
terdsy for copy Of the Sierra Leone Wachmsn OF
29th November, from which we CLEAN the following
items.
raging In the sherbro country, and the
whole territory had been and reduced to ashes
Timboo, the rssidence of king Sycummah, short dis
lance from Shere TO, had been entirely destroyed.
Several vessels. captured by British cruisers, had
Regenerador CONDEMNED under the name Of Ataa last
April, by the Court Of Mixed Commission brig Unaia
brigantine abella, bark 9Princessa, and schooner,
unknown all Brazilian were the vessels captured
The Princesa taken by II. B. M. sloop Lilly Of
Cape ount, just in the act Of embarking 500 slaves
Being alarmed by the ngnalght Of the tloop the slaves
hurriedly sent of to the barracoons The Unaia
seized in the Blight Of Benin with 347 slaves
Orleans Delta, Jan. %
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ssls ahous SSos Iss q NsFE west Coast lss expert
WooI-The market continues very firm, with a era
dual decline in the stock, which is now quite light
Some sales OF white Smyrna were effected ct cents
mos; for other descriptions the demand is limited
FsEraHTs-To Liverpool rather quicker, though
the packets recently have filed up with much difficulty
To London they are not active and we slightly reduce
small amount Offering To Antwerp, $4,000 bushels Of
Corn have been engaged at 20 cents per bushel
EIcHASoE-There has not as yet been much done in
foreign for Transmission by the Boston OF to
We quote bills London 81 81 pc recent pre-
mium-though sales have in instances been made
below the lowest and above the highest Of these
sol 39a nominal, there having been nothing done
Hamburg, s5i and Bremen, 7sb a ISL cents
Corn Trade.
The demand during the last three days has been to
fair extent, with some sales Of Genesee at So SO So
for export to Europe large sale Of Michigan for Liv
at SIS So There about 600 bbls changed hands
for export this week For domestic there to
be but very little doing Southern remains dull we
hear OF nothing doing either for export home use.
Howard street IS held at S. ST.!
In wheat the market is well supplied and nothing Of
any account doing % Southern good 81 si a.hnm
large quantities arrive daily The stock continues mod
crate Prices, however, have slightly declined and We
which price large quantities changed hands for export,
and about 90 600 bushels sold for thatpurpose This
week Barley is dull at Is centsbuyers willing to give
IS. Rye, nominal 70 o 80 cents.
The market in Baltimore the 2Sih inst. quite
inactive. There had been very little done since the ar
rival Of the Hiserna. There offers to sell How
ard street Flour at $iS7, without meeting purchasers
Some holders however, are willing to sell below S.
Tho price named for receipts S475 sale Of 200 bar
So On the 2sth sale Of $50 barrels was made at s.
No receipts Of grain by water The price at the City
Mills is 81 for best red wheat sale Of one or two par.
cells of white at 80 cents Yellow worth about 81
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co N M &c II CIAL.
New York, Saturday. j,

Now HOrKs SUVUfQ0ys JNns
AsnEs.-Tbe market for the past few days has assum
cd great deal Of frmness, and advance in prices
We quote Pots, old, as s7i, and new, at 81; Pears
IA o. - N-'
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Nsw oalsAss. January ~, lol6.
Fatal Dual - Tbs Markai 7nsatrioais Ina

Ipediha.
There has been nothing here lately, except
duel, which was fought on Wednesday morning, on
the Metarie Race Course, near this city, between
Thomas M. Kane, young and talented lawyer of
this city and Mr. Hyman an Engiishman, doing bust
ness in this city The result fatal. young Kane
receiving hi adversarie second fire in the OK near
the collar bone-the ball sevsrng the carotid artery and
breaking the vetebre of the neck The cause Of the
quarrel and challenge was alteration at supper
table in the St Charles Hotel few evenings since
There had been ball. and, at the supper table Hyman
by means, accidental, or otherwise obtained the
seat Of young Kane The latter demanded his seat some
words passed between the parties, and H. made
remark which caused Kane to slap his face. A chal-
lenge was the result, snd il was accepted the
constitution prohibiting dues between two citizens
OF the State only, and not embracing duel between
citizen and non resident or alien. The parties mot
at seven O'Clock, and shots were exchanged The
seconds Of young Kane then proposed to make the mat
ter up, by spologzng for the blow the part of Kane,
the other party would apologize for the expression
that led to it. This offer spurnedblood alone could
wipe out the insult. The next fire. Kane was shot He
was fine, noble hearted young man, possessing great
talents and beloved by all who knew him.
Business is very lively. taking every thing into
sderaton Cotton maintains its price, and pretty large
sales have been effected There has been slight reduc
tian OF prices in inferior qualities but slight The
sales for tue past three days have reached fully IL
bales. and within that the arrivals have amounted to
about 900 bales The stock hand ia about LAG OOO
although IL 10 not reported large that There will
probably be some large arrivals to-day and tomorrow
The nsur market Is very wavering and unsteady The
sugar and molssses market il lively.
Joseuhne clifton ia a. the Amarican ana xry
well She played Claude Melnotte Wednesday night
but looked most dreadfuliy uniform. The Placides
are at the ST. Charles Harry is laying his round Of
characters and appears with his brother in 1.-THE Two
Dromios"
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LATEST FROM Brazil. AND THE RIVER PLATE
The brig Argyle, Cooksey, at Baltimore on the 3Oth,
cember and the brig Sadana Subb also from the same
place having sailed the goth December bring inter
esng adyces rom that quarter i VIII be seen from the
and French had achieved victory the Argentine
troops. and captured the forts at the mouth of the
river Parma At Rio de Janero the price of -four had
improved -
Rio DE JAsErRo, 18th Dec, 1916.
The all absorbing topic OF the day is the late tremen
dous engagement between the Anglo aed forces at the
river Plate and Of Rosas batteries the mouth of
the River Parana The newspapers will doubtless TEEN
with the particulars OF the both Sides
On the part of the English and French the victory was
complete ndeed not however without serious
regards life, and property in the way of shipping
The English brig Of war Dolphin alone received l07
round shot in her hull and rigging during the engage
French vessel, or at least vessel manned by French
men but formerly belonging to the Buenos Ayreans.
to about i,e killed and wounded while on the
part OF the enemy no correct statement has yet been
made public Report says that upwards Of soc men
missing Certain 1t is that in one fort less than $50
bodies were found, and in another $50 6O and
what still more strange they were all blacks TO
fell. killed or wounded, he Immediately carried
Off while the poor blacks kept at it and lay where
Once twice these miserable wretches attempted to
flee from the forts. but no sooner did they attempt it,
to return to their guns point Of the lance Rosas
seemed to have anticipated the flight Of his men, and
these ev, there on keep them in
sells Of war they met with but very little opposition.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Dec. 10, l545.
Within the last few days prices OF Flour have under
gone slight advance, owing to the falling Off Of sup
plies and the additional purchase of 1000 bbs Richmond
Flour by speculator at from 1880 cash to 10 900
credit Fomc 2505 lbs Baltimore sold Is 800 II Ooo
the latter rate for extra brand and 1900 bbs Galego
from the hands OF spectators at l9N500 credit
Prices Of Coffee have not varied. The finer grades
continue scarce and quote superiors at 800 $50;
good hrsts 3l00 $1,000 Exchange England God firm.
Freights TO 65s. nominal
advico IN I'm 1rt nit ho,,.
news from Parana stating the entire destruction of the
principal batterie: at the Tonelero The loss Of the
French and English amounted to about $50 killed and
wounded Flour is selling at sl2 to nett &c. Spanish"
We have nothing new from Rio Grande
Extract of another letter dated
RIO Dr ASEIRo, Dec Is, 1916.
Since our last advices of tie 10th inst we have moth
ing new to note Prices of Flour remain at last quota.
tons, and business generally not very activc-Bah
.1meyican, jan 81,
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From BARBADoEs AND ST. THoMAs.-The bark
Dunlap, Captain Thomas, arrived at this port yester-
day from Barbados which place she left on the 10th
inst We learn from passenger in her that Sir Robert
Shomborgh and Mr. Hay wood had arrived from Lon.
dom for the purpose Of surveying the island with view
OF building railroad from Brdgetown to speighstown
The survey had been made, public meetings held, and
the road would doubt be in operation An extra
ordinary drought had been experienced. and it was
thought the sugar crop of the island would fall short
five six thousand hogsheads The crop last year
reached twenty-five or twentysix thousand hogsheads
There was not much business dong Markets well sup.
piled with American produce. PIP lumber selling
giles So SO So Rice dull of sale at 81 81 per
100 lbs. Baltimore -four held at 81 so So The
market well supplied with meal, and yes.
sells arrived just before the Dunlap sailed loaded with
the article-selling at 50 so 81 10 per Dbl sell
ling at soc TO ST. The island was very healthy Sapsn
nah Georgian, jan 81.