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MEXICAN News VIA THE WESTERN TELEGRApH-
The Philadelphia Ledger has received dispatch from
New Orleans, containing news half day later than
has reached us by the mail, which we presume IS by
a new arrival:
IA revolution is stated to have broken out nj Gsada.
laxnra, with the design of favoring the election of
Gomez Faras to the Presidency. A sangurnary en-
gngemeni cnsued between his troops and the mob OPP
posed to him. which was headed by the priests. In
the action, Gen. Ampudia, and many others attached
10 Gomez Farlas' party, were killed. and in the end
the church party proved victorious,
Paredes was al Tuacing0 and had openly pro-
nounced III favor of his monarchical project seconded
by the garrison at Mazalan.
The Mexican population still exhibit a most un.
comparable hatred for the Americans and express
no desire TO obtain peace.
The Mexican Congress had moved from Queretaro
to Morea 10 get rid of the military by which it was
overaWed
Gems Rea and Santa Anna, with a single brigade,
are mt lrlseatra, intending TO make an attack upon
the next tram.
Bustamente, who had gone to Queretaro, has a
force of 5000 men at his command, the city of
Mexico.
Canaes was encountered by n small American
force, and defeated, with some loss.
BoDY FouND.--An inquest was taken, on the Is,
inst on James river, about two miles below Rich
mond, Va, upon the body of white man, supposed
TO be about IS or 80 years old, in whose pocket was
found an opened letter, directed 10 'John It. Haow-
| ell, Woodville, N. c." and post.n marked "Alexan.
dria, La" Verdict of the jury, death by accidental
drowning
DEATH OF GEO. H. CoLToN.--This gentleman, the
editor and proprietor Of the "American Review
died i'll New York on "Wednesday, after a painful
illness of nearly month. His disease was original
ly typhus fever, which congestion of the brain was
| ultimately superadded
EPIDEMIC LAWS Or Mott, an eminent physician
of Mobile, contends that the yellow fever and Other
epidemic diseases governed by fixed laws, ant
have but limited time allotted TO them, usually si1
to eight weeks, The yellow fever, he says, has ee,s
ed in New Orleans without frost, and III the tropics il
fellows the same law without regard 10 weather.
Mr.. Bella letter was received Friday morn
ing from leading democrat nj Nashville, stating tina
Mr.. Bell will take early occasion TO define his po
s,on fivoraby on The peace and war questions, ant
unfaverably on MIR. Clay's resolutions. Wash. Union
ANOTHER WAR MEErING.--A meeting in supper
| of the war was held AT Columbus, Ohio, on Monday
last. Like the Cincinnati expression the resolution
declare any territory acquired in final settlement,
must be free.
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from the Auditor of the State, complete exhibit of
the number OF hogs assessed i'll Ohio i'll the years
1916 and lS47. The assessment embraces all the logs
which were six months old on the LIST of June, snd,
although it does not comprise all, yet nearly the nnn-
her, probably, which slaughtered during The yer.
The number Of hogs assessed IN 1si6 was LAOS, 091,
valued at 80 23ss76 The number assessed in SiT
increase this year over last of 1874 $50 hogs in the
State and . difference i'll the assessed valuation of
S9l5,6A. There has been increase in every county
throughout the State, Champaign and Lawrence ex-
cepted and i'll these The decrease very small. The
largest increase is in the counties of Brown Clinton,
Darke, Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Highland,
Pickaway, Prebe and Ross In the latter the excess
this wear is %, 4S3 hogs
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rY-Many people have an idea that they harde
themselves by not putting their winter apparel i
late in The fall This is a great mistake It is "a
frs, cold weather that is NEST trying 10 the cons,i
tion, particularly when it suddenly falls to n
temperature, II
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AsTI-REPUpIArIos.--ln the year 1s41, the Union
Bank of Florida (or the purpose of paying the int
Florida issued capital for The bank) croaied sundry
post notes. bearing interest al the rate Of eight per
cent which were endorsed by each one of the direc
tors, pcdgng his individual responsibility The post
notes were sold in London nj twenty per cent dis
count and the interest paid To the London holders of
Florida bonds. Subsequently the Union Bank be-
came a wreck, and 40 did almos, everything else in
the territory. BY various decisions it has been set
moi legally bound. An agent has recently come
with these notes, and visited the endorsers who
have Notwithstanding they were legally exoncrated,
and had received personal benefit from the nego-
iiatOn) settled the matter by paying siSty-slx per
cent OF their face, amounting to about sixty thousand
dollars This item would be worth appending to SOME
Of the English TRADES against American fraudulency
~ Y, Jour, Com.
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SMOKE PRRvESTIvR-lt gives us great pleasure 10
state that Nlessrs. Blacksock, Bell Co have made
trial of the smoke preventive apparatus, in their cot
ton factory in Allegheny city. The experiment has
proved completely successful, and will save in this
one factory twenty-five bushels of coal day. While
the chimneys Of the neghboring factories were vom-
iting forth clouds of smoke that darkened the atmos
phere of one of the finest Indian summer days we
have seen the smoke preventive in the cotton factory
we have named consumed all the particles of smoke
that dropped almost like rain from other points around
us The plan adopted is that of Mr.. Williams of
England Ii costs but trifie, and will save, ms we
said, in this one establishment twenty-five bushels of
coal dav-enough TO save the expense twenty times
in one sea,on.-Pinsbnrg Gazette.
South CARoLlNA-Mr. Middleton has introduced
into the Legislature of this State another series Of
solutions on the Wilmoi Proviso, after denouncing
which, IN the strongest terms, as evincng settled
spirit of hostility towards the institutions of the South
they declare, 'tiha the State of South Carolina will
regard the passage of any act by the Genere Govern
ment upon the subject Of slavery IN violation of the
Federal Compact; and npon the passage Of such an
act, she will consider hersefa, liberty form new
sepaerate and distinct Government
ppsS-vrvAylA RAILROAD LETTING The Board
Of Directors of this road held their third letting a,
Lewistown, on the 10Th Of November. The con.
tractors haze engaged 10 do the work at fair rate
over rough country, AS grent part Of the route il
from MiiiimtoWn 10 LeWsiown-the average being
less than 80 600 per mile. The labor the ~ mile
lie, las, summer has progressed rapidly most of tn,
grading being already completed. The bridge sec
ton, four miles above Harrisburg in charge OF Capt
Tustn, Is in great state of forwardness, and on'
awaiting favorable stage Of water to commence III
pier work and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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Other amounts given, which make in all, $50,
600 now known The sum total will undoubtedl,
exceed Sl0U000
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from ''Moses." ''Now," thought he, if take
all three, unite them with each other, and form
one piece, shall then flatter each of the ladies
and perhaps, the composition will produce an eff
iect He did so. Powerfully as the rod Of the
magician the bow glided across the strings, while
cold drops OF perspiration tricked down his fore
mead There was fever In his blood; it was as
II the mind would free itself from the body, fire
shot from his eyes-he felt himself almost swoon-
ing; yet few bold strokes-they were his last
bodily powers.
Flowers and wreaths from the charmed multi
tude f1uttered about him, who, exhausted by
mental conflict and hunger, was nearly fainting.
he went to his home accompanied by music
Before the house sounded the serenade for the
nero OF the evening who, meanwhile, crept up
the dark and narrow staircase, higher and higher
up, into his garnet, where he clutched the water
jug to refresh himself.
When all was silent the landlord came to him,
brought him food and drink, and gave him bet
ter room. The next day he was informed that
the theatre was at his service, and that concert
was to be arranged for him. An invitation from
the Duke OF Tuscany next followed and from
that moment name and fame were founded for
Ole Bull
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April 5. I847.

WORCESTER IS. April 5. I347.
To s. b. !. GODDARD, of Worcester, in the County OF
Worcester, Esquire Clerk in the OF CHARLES
BELCHER, of said Worcester, baker, insovent
debtor, formerly cobariner with Benjamin p. Rice,
under the firm of b. P. Rice Sc Co.
VOU are hereby required to give notice that meeting
OF the creditors Of said Belcher in his individual
capacity, and member Of said firm OF b. p. Rice &
Co will be held at my Office in Worcester in said Coun
y on the Twentieth day Of april current O'Clock
in the orenoon for the purpose of choosing assignee
or assgnees OF the Estate of said Belcher Frederick W.
Gae who duly chosen assignee of said Estate hav
ing resigned his trust assignee of said Estate when
and where the said creditors may prove further debts
agains! the said Becher individually. a member Of
said firm and may choose assignee asssnees of
said estate And you will this notice by publishing
an attested copy of This order six times in the Daily
Spy newspaper printed at said Worcester, the
day Of said meeting and by giving notice by
or otherwise of said meeting all known creditors CT
said Belcher, individually member of said firm
@. P. Rice Co. And y are to make return of this
order with your dongs thereon at the time and place
said meeting. ISAAC DAVIS
true copy. Master in Chancery
A8d6t Attest, S. d. l. GODDARD, Clerk.
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SHAWLS- SHAWTS.

| Am this week opening several hundred Shawls COM
are o"s o'ASis
Beautiful Embroidered Grape Shawls, the most
fashionable article worn
Rich Cashmere Long Shawls, beautiful as
sorIment Of neto styles comprising some a. handsome
ehawls Tor 70 dollars as were sold for S25
Handsome Allwool Square Shawls, from to
70 dollars warranted Is per cheaper than can be
ootgkt at retail in Worcester. Boston, or Nelc York
Fine wool centre Brocha Cashmere ShawIs for
dollars very handsome serviceable shawl
Rich Black Glaze, Velour Ottoman and Satin
ohaws all prices from to 20 dollars comprising sorse
fener soohs Tran are ever offered elsewhere in this town
Handsome Plaid Long Shawls, from 81 to rs.
ia'ionaoe article for young ladies'.
shetland, Hermann, Sewing Silk, Zephyr, Bar
rage and other new styles OF SUMNER sHAwLs in great
variety. $50
nave been for the last Il extensively engaged in
the shA WI TRADE and. being by tar the largest SbarI
dealer IN Worcester, (seing do more than all the other
STORES IN WorceseT am enabled purchase OF the In
pnrters IN larger Quantities sqnenty CAN SELL
MUCH CHEAPER, we'll as offer more extensive as
sortment than other Stores
All purchasers are invited to satisfy themselves
as t the correctness OF this assertion by examining nv
stock after locking elsewhere. -
HENRY HI. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March "a. au
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WORCESTER. SIS.
April 6, lS47.

WORCESTER, SIS. April 6, ls47.
To S. B. l. GODDARD, of Worcester, in the County
Worcester, Esquire, Clerk in the Of HOMER
sAWTELL Of said Worcester, arpenter, an insoveni
debtor.
VOU are hereby required to give notice that meeting
OF the creditors Of said Homer Sawtel will he held
al my office IN Worcester, in said County, the
teenth day Of 4prit current, O'Clock
noon, for the purpose of choosing assignee as
sgnees OF the Estate Of SAID Sawte Frederick w Gale
who pointed assignee in said having resigned
his trns as assignee in said case when and where the
said creditors further debts against The SAID
Sawtell, and choose assignee assgnees, and also
shew why certificate of discharge should not be
granted to him. And you will this by pub
fishing atesed copy of this order six times in the
Daily Spy, newspaper printed at said Worcester before
the day ofsad meeting and bv giving written notice by
mail or otherwise OF said meeting all known creditors
of said Sawteil. And you make return of this
order with your dongs thereon the and place Of
said meetas-- ISAAC DAVIS.
Jsde copy. Mas in Chancery.
HN6d6t Attest, S. B. L. GODDARD Clerk.
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RELIEF FOR lRELAND.-The bark Tartar
cleared at the Custom House to-day for Cork in
Ireland The Tartar is in the employ of the Re-
lief Committee, and carries out the following car.
go:-40S bbls, half do, tierces, | bag beans ;
400 bbls, bread; go bags; / Dbl barley; l Dbl
beef 68l bbls, 1858 bagscorn; 8 bbls, % cases of
clothing 80 bbls flour 1858 bbls, half do meal :;
Dbl oats; PSI bbls pork /; fierce peas At bbls,
l fierce, 2 bags rye; l bag wheat; 100 tierces
rice. The cargo is valued at $2S,sO8 "a.
Boston Journal Wednesddu
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, IS.
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County
cesier on the fourth Tuesday nf March, A. d. le47
On the petition aforesaid, ordered, that notice given
TO all persons and Corporations nterese therein
said Commissioners will meet the Valley Hotel, in said
West Boylston Wednesday the tWenty eighth day of
rt merit, at two of the clock in the afternoon, by pub
shng attested copy of said Petition and OF this Order
thereon, ia the Daily Spy newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully publication
10 be fourteen days, least before the said twenty
day OF A Eril
And is further ordered that the Sheriff of said County
or his Deputy the Town CLERK of the said town Of
West Boylslon with atested copy of said Petition and
Order thirty days, least and also post up
copy thereof in two public places in said West
Boyston, fourteen days AT least The
eighth day of April next; which time and place the
said Commissioners will proceed view the route set
forth in said Petition hear all persons and corporations
interested hcrein who may then and desire III he
heard thereon and, they shall addge that the prayer
said Petition ought to be grated, then lay out locate
and establish way the above described
and to all such damages any person corpora
ton sustain by the location and the
town way aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy of the Petition ard OF the Order therein.
M27j Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, CLERK.
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SMALL Pox AMONG THE CHIPPEWA IND1-
ANS. The same disease which exterminated the
Meadow tribe of Indians IS raging among the
Chippewas, west of Lake Michigan The Pra-
rie du Chen Patriot says that, according to in
teligence from Fort Winnebago, that distemper
was carrying them offin great numbers. Some
of the white settlers had been attacked with it.
Six Indians were found dead one morning on the
ice.
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FOR SALE.

ss 'lNHE subscriber offers for sale the Estate in
fnTA 4 Leicester owned and occupied by himself, con-
1sA sisting OF House, Stable. ant other outhuiidngs
together with nearly nine of adjacent Land suitably
divided into Moving and Pasture Land and Garden with
between 80 and 40 fruit The house bui.t in
1885, of the very best materials and in the thorough
possible, with view the greatest
comfort OF family 1t has nu! good sized rooms
the lower oor tesdes wash ROOM bathing room has
chambers besides spacious closets and room
drying clothes 1t is in repair and in good order
also the Stable She'd The premises centrally
situated convenient TO three Meeting houses, Academy
Bank, Post office &C.. and six miles distant from W or
cester Accommodating OF payment will BE offered
and early possession ne had application SAMUEL
MAY, Broad Street Boston, the subscriber the
premises SAMUEL MAY JR.
Leicester, April 5. stf
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FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers the Western Rail Road, at II
and PM.
With Worcester Passengers, 81 and Ia H. md
b, The g train will take Up no pas engeTs Fast
Of Framngham.
With Passengers. from NewF0rk byStf amer 10 Norwich
eay day except Monday stopping eaiy to dnd pas
seRgers from NeU York Wittout baggage.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
roai, aernoon except Sunday, stopping only 90
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Rsiiroai at Nj. and p NJ.
For N0rWich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
6 A. NJ. ami q P.
For Forester, and Way stations at and eA NJ. "a
aud P.
NIB The first and second Trans will not stop TO land
passengers east OF Needham, and The r. M. Train
viii mol stop al any Station East OF Frsmngh'
For Maibury, at 6 >. NJ and q P.
For Neg FORK, via Norwich ana by Steamer at o'ck
For Eew Yorkva Springfield Hartford and New Haven,
al 6A.m.
For Boston ard Way Sta ions, daily except sunday, at
sAxoNvllLE TRAINS
Leave saxodvile at AN and Pm.
Leave Bos al q and 81 pm.
Sunday Mail, from Wo cester ut IA M-trom Boston at
i21 NJ.
an Baggage az the rsh offs owner.
Fares less when id at the Ticket Offices, than in
the O. WIN. PARKER, SUPP.
Boston. April 5, 1876. If
TEETH BEAUTIFIED.
The subscriber the public and the LADIES in
particular, that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, TO
cleanse Teeth to give them all the beauty Of which
they CAPABLE, aud to leave them in such
easily he Kept in order by the individuals themselves
o II. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that ne il NOT using
the "Anodyne vapor" in the operation of extracting teeth
N. D. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Napor. tt Worcester Jan co.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

- tINIE beautiful Estate situated in the east psi of
S%gMS 4 Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occupied
assLby DR.. GEoRGE WILLARD; consisting of about Ten
acres of Land, story Dwelling House, with piazza
on two Sides Barn. shed and other Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate within five minutes walk of the stations
on the Providence and Worcester Railroad and j. one of
the desirable residences IN The County Of orceser
Application may be made TO Col. JOHN w CApRoN in
Uxbridge to either of the subscribers in Worcester
w. O BART LETT,
JOHN e. " LYMAN.
#rcester, Jan liz, 1897. dwisu9
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S. B. /. GODDARD, Clerk.
To the Honorable Board of Co1nrrseom.

. tIIO AIUIIUI dUI6 DUdIU UI OUUIIty~CUIn-
missoners for the County of Worcester.
HE petition Of the undersigned inhabitants the town
OF West Roglston, respectfully represents, that the
undersigned, with Others, the sixteenth day March,
D. lo47, by their petition in writing of date re-
qnested the electmen of said West Boylston 10
lay way said town of West Boylston as fol-
tows: beginning pine tree, the easerly side OF
the road, near the house of Eli w Holbook said town.
thence in souhetsery direction crossing the Countv
road, leading ro the house of Charles Morse Beamas
Bridge, cale thence to inersec the road near the
Brimhall place, called.
And your petitioners further represent that said Select
men have unrea onaby refused lay said town way
" therefore, your petitioners pray Honorable Beard,
after Tue notice, to lay said way route
aforesaid and do whatever else in the premises be
required by law E. NJ. HOSMER ard others
West Boy lston March 25, la47
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RANK.
SPRING GOODS,

HALE, RICE g. AMORY,
NO. PEARL STREET, BOSTON, have re-
ceived by arrivals, Sixty packages comprising
81 oadcioths, Cassimeres; Vestings; Cashmareits;
summer Stnils; SatiDs; DeLaRes; Oregon paids;
Ginghams; Musns; Wave and printed Lawns;
Cashmere, Broche, Stradea, silk and Printed
Shawl Hosiery; Gloves; Trimming Fringes
Laces; Jlcconets; Swiss Muls; Book Muslins;
India and Nainsook Mulls; Victoria Lawns;
India Linens; Check Cambrcs, and many other
articles OF and desirable Goods which with their
former Stock Staple Goods Prints Sc completes one
OF the most attractive the market all which
they ofer at the lowest market prices.
Boston, March &C. dF&M w2tisl3
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Hunters mot Reeds Pulmonary Balsam
and nVSnenSra pile

fNHESE articles now offered 10 the notice of the
L community in this part of New England. They have
oeen Tor several years extensively and successfully used in
Mae "here they have acquired great ceebr for their
curative quaties The proprietor has received numerous
important effected by these medicines
wheh used together, the accompany ing Directions will
shew IN presenting these medicines to the public the
proprietor confidently recommends them for tria m an
VINO may be afflicted with Coughs Colds and other pu
monsry complaints feeling certain that disappt inmen
VIII not ehsne. Prepared by ]. CURTIS, Proprietor
Bangor-sod at wholesale BY f
SIMPSON & REED
MARY" ~. dZa"3m 20 Merchants ROw, BOSTOY
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WORCESTER and nashua Rail Rnaa

Worcester and Nashua Rail Road,
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSs-TIES TIMBER.
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said ROAD
will be rec5ived at the Office in MISUNDERSTANDING and
Specicati ms OF which may / e had on application 10
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer or either of me
following famed Gentlemen
ELI w HoLBRooK, Esq, w est Boylston-JAcos FIss
Err, Esq, Lancaster-J. =. WIIrcoNB Esq Harvard
N. p SMtrH, Esq Groton-As, F. LAwRENcE, ESQ., pep
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq Nashua
VIM. A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester Dec 1886 ep3,e lpt SO W. & N r. r. Co.
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y THE ETNA INSVRANCB COMPANY

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.
Vita sound and arailGbe Capital Of $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection agang: loss damage BY fire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity IL nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furnture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories and Mills, the most favorable
terms. si1
This institution has been In operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation FOR liberal adjustment and IL
pompttude in paying losses, are well known and estab
IIshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, n, esidcnf
SIMEON L. LooMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, GAS. stf
Y Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for particulars 10 A. H. BIZ
LOON, Es9., In Worcester, Mass.
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WANTED.

A CELLER or Basement Story, suitable for Brewery
y OF small bee y in the vicinity Of This village. No
will lie taken lease unless irsl-raie easily
te obtained. Apply at this Office April 8.
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Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
A MAN to drive an OK team and other work on Farm
IA with Family TO work in Cotton MILL Also three
or four other tamses containing Spinning and Mule
room help. To frstr families good ienements win be
provided and constant employment given at good prices
premises, or address by mail to Wiikinsonviile Mass
e. SAUNDERS BROTHER
Grafton, March 20. dwswI2
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Florence & Fancy Straw B0nnets.

THIS week opening, by the subscriber, great
variety OF NEW STRAW GOODS, from various
uiactories comprising very beautiful and choice
styes. For particulars please examine the Goods.
am prepared to maintain my old position in this de-
psr,ment and rival any competition that offers itself
HENRY II. CUAMBERIIN.
Worcester March 81 DIV