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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

IT- The friends OF Capt. ID. Pierson OF thW clg
and of the men under his command, will be graiha
by hearing from them through the following e,la
which we are kindly permitted to publish
SHIP SENATOR GULF or MEXICO, Oct III, 1871
DEAR FRrE>D: We called from the hsroor OF Nee
York on the 29sh September. A. NJ After getting
the Nsrrows many AN eye turned 10 get last loa
at the land. as II recsded - IL were from US u
weather was fair and the ship good.
For the frsl i've days nothing OF note occurred, BE-
ON the 9th In the afternoon squsll struck us and
mos, sent to the bottom and you may be sure 'as
we were somewhat frightened. and then found out ,
fact which ougb, TO send condemnation on tho hesa'
of the owners OF THE ship forever The chip 9oo ors
burden and they sent her out with ooly ~ tons OF oA
last when there should be at least 200; and u VA
not that We have one OF the most careful capisins
would not BE- writing at this time but 20 go On VIA
nv log, after tho squs until the ltth we bad yer,
fine time; but at that timo VIZ had 10 snchor on iss
Bahama Banks. where we lay two dsys. and a. VI
wind got fair, got unisr way, snd At Night man
overheard. IA German of Company ~. some OF
men saw him fall overheard, out did net say snythia
about II for 10 or IS minutes after when, OF coursi
was 700 ste 10 save him
The wind continued fair, and on he 2lst we came .
.s ht of land Vera CruIssed all night Tor H. and
the morning OF tts 22d II was about ID fnies on wns
. norther came up and drove US of. IL blew perfsc
n ls for SO hours and the ship ~as most OF tho tim
G. mp etsly her side and Wa spected every mofner
to no over: such a tine never before, and hope
never will again. Just fancy 10 yourself ship unde
bare poles po~iog throu gh the laying on her bros
side without basst and $50 souls ON board her.
lss, 10 save her the captain hed 10 take down oil b
,opmss and put them and the rigging In the hold, "a:
after that she rode Il finely.
Aler the storm was over We got our latitude, al
found that so miles TO south aud east OF on
port on the east shore OF Csmpescby Bay and the cU
rent drifting us On shore very fast When within
miles Of shore the wind sprung up and we soon -
clear of the danger of going ashore. From that up
this time have been twlcs in sight OF cur hsrbor G
IL appears that Il Is not possible for us to make q
have now been eleven days within Qua day's call. na
God only knows when Wa will get there. NovenSS
lst-~e are yet floating about In the Bay but are nov
once again Ia sight Of the port sbou, fifteen nics o.,
with every prospect Of getting la to-day The men d
nv company are all we'll, except sergesnt Derrick
has quite sick but IL getting better, and 10 set
Is only weak aud feeble now.
| Nov. 3-Ws have just arrived ss the mail closes
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kenfuckx for Pence.

Two days before Mr. Clays Speech at Licking
ton, most respectable meeting was heldin Louis
vile, the Mayor. Hon. w X Vance, in the Chair,
which was addressed by Chancellor Nicholas
MesHs. Butler, Bullock and Graves-all men of po-
Iitical and social emiuence-and an able retiring
Committee appointed, who reported on Address,
based upon the two following resolutions
Resolrsd That hs strip Of barren territory lying be.
tween the river. Nueces aud Rio crsnde 70 be- hold
the joint property Of the United stses and Mexico but
never 10 b. settled by the inhabitants OF either would
be en- eligible southwest boundary between the tso
countries Alike advantageous to both that mode OF
boundery havlpg been ffst suggested by our own Gov
eminent 10 Spsin while Mexico part Of It's domin
ions
Rssolued That the grant 10 us by Mexico OF 90 much
Of Upper California including tbs Boy OF san francsco
~ lies north Of the 37lb gree Of latitude should with
ont my other Indemnity for the constitute the ter
rtorsl bssis for Treaty OF Peace.
After considerable farther debate, in which 81
parties were heard, the meeting adjourned over u
Wednesday Of this week, for farther discussion
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What they Think in Ohio.

RicHFiKLD, summit Co. Ohio, Nov. IL, 1917.
H. GREELEY,-Dear Sir. We are reioiced 20
hear the Empire State hss followed the glorious exam
pie we Buckeyes set her on toe 18th Of October and we
earnestly hope when the powers q, Washington hear
the voice Of free people barring the poor negroes at the
south, excsimug in thunder tones Cease any farther
blood.hed IN Mexico that some means may be adopt
ed to bring this unnatural wsr to a close.
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LATER FRCi MEXICO.
Flight of Santa ANA from mexico
IN. BRITISH STEAMER.
BATTLE OF HUAMANTLA
KILLED ANDwGCNDED.
By 7tlegreqht TIE Tribune.

81 IcfgTGpnt &c -
prEAsBrIs NOV. ls, 1884,
Nex.Odsans papers the 18th furnish tddi-
tional items Of news broght from Vera Graz 0!
the steamer James /. Ds.
TIE Comnerclal TINS correspondent says
that just q, the Day vi getting nndef "e'sn'
news reached Vera Cruzron Tampieo annolnc-
ID the astounding FAC, oihs eMoarAat'n Of santa
ANA q, Tarnyieo n BriiislsseGner Re has escaped
out Of Mexi,o.
Col Cs,e.. sscsrtsirins Ut santa Anna was 10 me
neigh5orhood. had taken cry precAahon % P'o'e.'
his escape but AZ the resatroves ne NA'
VA. si,crsd.teai Vera Cruz but gencra.iy
believed q, Tsmpico.
lors snd graphic sccos Of the osiils CT Hlsin an
tia from the Pue6a Fiag efrife0r Is pu0'nea D@f'.
Walkers whole foroe old 81 exceed 40 nee. 4l'so
killed. beside Walker. vel Corp. AoeJken' Fn'a'e'
Uuyepon and Tarbox founded Corp Glsnains'
f.nce de.s, and Prvs,sweshsn severely hs'oi.
los, leg wslch. W.yr MeGllL Scot and Myers
,Hsh,lv. Missing. sers Gosllns Phsaie' Dement,
Darlington. Collins. McChry and Richards VI com
,.,y r r;ae. Can't Lev and Private Murray were
wounded OF Capt. Logs company kiAe' ii''''s
Richardson; slightly wsnded PnSsie' fo'n'y anu
Milton.
Gen Marshall had isssi orders IL cou'eqaenee OF me
f,ver tbs, all troops airing q, Vera Cruz should pro
coed Immediately to theaierior-
Col wyukoOp Wa, to 'siu y to the Cate oil fe'0's
with four companies Of sregiment
Attic battle Of HusnDts an Interesting 'Tugsie &C.
CURED between the Inians Volunteers and aee'aen.
men, Of the . Penn,Jlrna Regiment as to who should
sr,, reach town a,d par, the American Flag on the
WALL. Lieut. Beanyand Fiysie steb6es Of Pennsylvania
were successful
The remains o. Capt Walker were ct the Castle oil
psro.e and woul be forwarded to the Usiied States
Lieut.. jacob perry Of the Philadelphia rangers Il
ss.d Ia WA laced near Puebla Leuts. MonIgome
~. P. Young sndas McKoou Of the Pennsylvania res
inaent died receily a, Puebla.
serrean, Reypld. Lieuis. Bryan, and Hunterion' o
Pennsylvania csne passengers in the Day.
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,,o~ IA, Oneida Hornfns Herald.

Tvs PREFERENTIAL Qpxsrrox.-As regards the next
Presidential canvass can DO longer be said nst the
Whiss are ct sea without chart or compass What.
ever foes may have obscured the atmosphere hitherto
end however doubtful the aspect Of the future may have
seened to many there snought pereepuoe 10 the pros
pecs now before but clear sky and fair wessher
The hopes OF his most srdso OF friends. the expecta
ops Of his legion OF enthusiastic admirers and the
Get wishes of bis whole party have been more than 'n
fed 10 the noble sisnd taken by the SAGE oF ASHLAND
n HE Lexington Speech
since the revelation of the objects and purposes con
tsmplassd In the annexation Of Texas the Whis party
have waeed warfare aesinsf the designs Of
the Slave power Though deprived OF the snims,ing
voice and counsel OF their tried aud trusted leader. and
kpsvpg nothing OF his opinions On the pending ques
uons cave what might be Inferred from bic known pa
uiosism they have struggled msnluly sgsnsi The In.
rosds OF foul and srsspng Slave sris'oersey
How cheering then. In bis motnent nnec the warfare
rasss hotsess tbe battle hss become farce and gen
ss hear above the din the trumpet voice Of our old
and loved leader aniustpg snd epcoorssipg us on 10
10 The wisdom OF our cause, 10 more valuable al such
Time - hn Than the whole series OF uumphs that have
followed In the ioou'eps Of struggles thus far.
powerful party had rallied around the standard Of
Freedom Ncu alice waiting TO be received into
our camp. and deiy susmentstions OF men and ipAu
snce adding % the strength Of our position But
oar was endsnsered Tor van, OF siesder ground
whom We could all harnoniously rally chief In
vAose integrity could place u1doubscd reliance
ana the magic OF whose nsfne could inspire with the
eoo6dcpoe OF victory and strike dread to the hesrts
sach , chief has his Lexington Speech made HK~xy
CIV There cen be no doubling no hesitston--so
divided ccunsels now AZ one usn viii the Whis party
placing him ct their froot press forward 10 Tie charge
~ vl,h him A. their noble chief will they win the VIC
tory for FkKEpon.
<, shsa before the wind viii fly the scattered legion,
of Slavery No human power can wiitssnd TIE on
ward march Of Frcedom's army led BY hK>xf CLAY
To his banner viii rally the greatest tse porest sDc
thu moot powerful parry that ever entered the p q
aensis, sts Whiss keohtsonists and rue Oenocrsis
forressine the differences and divisions Of the P.st WI
mis- .a ons Harmonious husss,ie eAors 10 psee u
- Chsir of the Presidency the poole spirit that 10 Tn
a. Of The Slave power and surrounded by all 10 let
tsrins iousncss could 90 molly sssune the champion
shIp Of tree prDclpss and 80 boldly declare u r"0'
vesisixS k0sssiiiy 20 IA erfrHsoH 81 s1As"y
r--nAx Worcester Mass Traascrsp<
,Ays SPEECH We have brief outline o
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PszMuN PIASofcETE.-fhis beautiful Instrument,
manufactured BY Mr JAaEs PiRssoS, "a Waksrst snd
which received from the late Fair Of the Amsresn lns'
tuts 0oLD MEDAL, can be seen for few days loBger-
Nr PrRssox hss enjoyed desirable reputation for many
wear, a. pianoore na<er and better evidence could
3. sen Of bis ability than the s~aTd Of rfft recently
bsstow-d By committee Of professors OF N highest In
slisenee and TsspectssitY see Advertisement is 49,
ether column. ni'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

sASDss sARsArARILLA.-Loss OF appetite, ndisssson,
dyspepsia heartburn, gsstrs inamm alton Of the s@'
aeh all proceed from the cause, being unbss1J
secretion Of gastric juice snd bile Tho ssvsy ssndns
longer send ortha healthy flow and the liver ISSUES d
bile. Then follows acdity Of the stomach, srusisne"
wind, distress after eating oppression Of the pfseon'
headache and nausea, tremulous sensations and svrfJ
Of other peculiar feelings known only 70 the sufferer ~
these ann kindred Diseases remsdy has dawped sf
the world having for Us object the result Of sufernim
mainly eANOSs SARsAPARILLA, an entirely sefe,sso
composition, s in It's operation peculiar entering inn1s
circulation thus coming in contact with the or es
Of disease, and dspiacing unhealthy secreons BY sf
ing It's influence 10 every part OF the BODY, esosinf
era reaction when health succeeds debility and dhs~'
and speedy restoration 10 effected.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. ~
SANDS. Wholesale Drugriss 100 Fulton. eornsrofw.'
lamst rs Broadway, and n East Broadway n Is.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the Vn~
states. Price ~ per bottle six bottles for -.
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BY TIE SOUTHERN mAIL.
feeling In Mexico.

We give theiolowing from the Union Of Wed
resday - even ,pcuatons about pesc In tie absence
Of positive negontions may not be- unnteres1ing
Frfret Of letter from an fafeigef Frceh gentleman
6v ,aa4B pss, a resident Of ne Merieca Rpzbiic
dated Yera Crs, Octo60 30 1877.
while Ceners Scott prosecuted the War With mod
ration aud policy a. certain he had the synpAlhes o.
~ ao,ia AZ the plaoas and towns where he passed
but the princps ersonsges OF those rstred 10 onef
places distant routhe scene OF war wners tnry o'n
ed juniss In with they continued the war cry per
suadec that IN th way they could neutraxe the sym
nshsa Tins expresed IN favor OF the American army
becauso they published i.ss and exaggerated enilen'
In which apposred excuses and horrors Tnicn thsy
/ vyisbas ina American army should commit
But the stroke whiehhas Just been made oy avs
ion of TIE Americans. composed OF Low men, on Az
Iscor IA town 10 leag'es IRON PueoiaJ "SaiS To-
Iegfslature o. tho Stale met sDd where tnose VIM
ADVOCATED the war had assembled caused The greses'
! impre,sion The confirmation caused thereby has
,eized the prr cpsl families shO now know mat "af
can no longer DC preached without causing the greay
danger they that the invading army - every o-J
Increasing and they consder themselves unsafe every
. rhe magnstes of MeIro-,hose who sussis,ed upon
the Government 1T the CStsl-can no longer I've s-p~
r.t<s from the theatre OF heir fortunes But Tor e
dsvs Oueretaro 10 wise enough for appearances, 81
coyr he snsne OF nstionl GshOnor but nas neiihei
The e,.uepts nor smusem,nis Of Mexico % indspensA
! sIa N Mexican and for which they would secrincf
avsrv,hng. and THE q theCsss OF men who have mos
| influence and VII IN the eti c'uAO' '-o
| doubling -. l., A. l.
NV opinion H. from myown observation In ins In
,erior that the United siGes At this uuie Oota.t
bs,svsr they nav wish because s-slthougn not pub
licv rpanil-tted-sre hvor OF peace. But one ~ns
Know. the Mexican chsrscsr will not BE- surprised me
they vocifcrste war Notwithstanding hey MIX oinsr
I entity IL
The sara letter states that there are several psrue
1. M-x,co composed of tie vealthy and iniuenn.. T.
the peace party wishes oar protection Tor some uine
the annexation party desrs TO merge Their nanonAii,
ln th. of III. United stats and smother f.vofs mill
,srv ocup,,on Of the country until they are prepares
! 10 take care Of their Owa Interests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

The SUBTREAsUKr ~ NORTH CAR0LiNA-A
recent transaction At the Cuiomioufe :. Bet nori In
this state ssys the Washington IN c. Wig fhows to
admiration the operation OF that beautiful LoeoFoco
tnachine-the Sub-1ressury
The collector Beaufort received orders 10 transfer
the funds In bic hands amounting 10 about SOU to the
collector at Wilmington Tie most econcm'cal con.
ve,anc- tia. presented Itself Vas by stage but II would
mol 90 TO send toe specie lhe only currency ecognzsd
by the SUB Tressury. without protector and here
fore the Besuiori collector had 70 hire Trustworthy
person 10 sceompsny II 70 Wilmington and the cost OF
transferring this 500 smoeuted 10 hy ODD dollars -
Now but for this miserable Sub Treasury s~ the funds
could have been transferred through either OF the banks
AZ Newberu without costing the Government dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~ Richelieu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pens fc's.
only The points Of these superior Pens are wausnsd
10 come of and IT, after full trial, any mperfecra'n
discovered in them, they may be returned Sold onry
b. T. WATSON Co A. William st. one door below VA.
st and Y SAVAGE, % Fulton-st Gold Pen snd P.'ft
Cases in every variety at the lowest prices Gold fns
at 81, 81 % aud el 80. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

DIssRow's RIDISc SCHOOL, 4os BowEsY-w. Ii. Dis
BROW would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie that be continues bis Riding Glasses daily IS usual
Hours Tor Ladies from A NJ to3 NJ
Hours for Gentlemen from to Pm
The Evening Class for Gentlemen will commence On
Monday, 22j list.
Hou-ssor tire Evening Class from to d o'clock nil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
From he Trey Wig.

As regards the leading positions of Mr.. CLAY,
and the constitutional arguments upon which they arc
founded there esnrot for the reason We hsFe SVEN oe
sry sistsAe We present them to our readers with
pride and sstsfactonwe subscribe 10 them With hesri
and pep Gen. Leslie Cotnbs intimated In hs speech
that Mr. Cisys address would probably be the l,., he
would ever deliver before popular assembly. II this
glorious and pstriotc productions of bis gifted miuc
may. perhaps esclsim with the poet the HOSis'' Of
sgsss hs last
The stand taken by Mr. Clay against the extension OF
Slavery viii be- approved not ony by the Wing party
proper but by large majority of the honest Democracy
The North while his proposition TO obvise ali Difficult
tss ON that head by sbstsnnR from the appropriation
IN Msxican territory c,i0cides with the views Of Dir
Calhoun and an Influential portion of the Democracy Of
the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~ The Southern Patriot Charleston, 5 c.
has our news from Europe By the Washington beaded
Special Express from London for TAe True SUM- with
the True suns paragraph at the head altered from our
claiming tina, the London sivcss Of the 2.'h were for
wsrded express BY the Trl Suns attentive coreiPon.
den, a, London Ought to endure this in silence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~ The moot extensive variety Of the improved Metal
lie Rubber Fabrics have at the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway. Thsis oyershoes they
can br.ron ID In
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MrssIsslPPL-It is presumed that the four Dis
tricts will be represented as follows IN the nexI
Congress though the returns are still deficient;
Jacob Thompson. w > feAinerslon'
z. w ToMPKTNs, hloert1 biO"n'
Mr.. Tompkins is the only Whig-a gain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

TySsEssEE-More and more ballotings for Z. :.
Senator. but to no purpose. local struggle maAes
the difficulty The last cath ballot resuited-O'
II. Williams West 80; Netherlsnd lEasp 2'i
Scattering al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~" The ST. Louis Union learns that at late
Wing Meeting at Columbia, Missouri,
"Msj ROLLINS. the fsvori,e Of the Whig party Tor
Governor made speech against the War. and In favor
Of Withdrawing troops from Mexico. Ne SAID the
old issues between tho parties were suspended rs
positions are important as they nSicste the course MIS-
soun Whiss intend % take In The next canvas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

" The Baltimore argus Loco grsvely quotes
the Herald Sun and Tue suns abuse q Mr.. Clay IS i'm
partial opinion adverse 70 his Views Il might just AZ
fairly have quoted Mr. Folks Union
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FROM THE BRAZOs-An arrival at New-Oheans
on the 9Th brings from the brszos b the 9TH
The Waiam0ros Flag If the Sd inst has rumor that the
train with which Gen. Taylor was coming down 10 Mat
smoros had been attacked by Mexicsns. The Flag
seems 10 put no faith 10 the story Another rumor 10
given OF the death Of Canaes a. rancho near Cerrayo
u 10 but rumOr
The Flag gives tee returns OF the voting a, the pre-
einet opposite Mstsmoros. The vote was quite one
sided g T. Wood had l39 out of l5i votes for Cover
nor Of Texss Young received all the votes u12l Tor
Lieutenant Governor. and Gen Lamar TAT out OF Isl
yotss for Representative The Flag says most OF tho
voters Nexicsns.
Msjor Van Allen passed through Mstamoros on the
3ln al, bearing dispatches. The people OF the town
opeciured thai orders had been Issued for an advance
uoon San Luis. Toe following 10 from the Flag
SrEAMER WREcKED-1he steamer Monroe, captain
McGowan bouod from the mouth OF the Rio Grsnds 10
Lasaca Bay Texas. 10 attempting to get OUT 70 sss
lew days since struck the bar q, the NOUN OF the
river and was aftergsrd driven ashore becoming q
complete wreck Ths Monroe has been running Tor
the past year on the Rio Grsnde and was recently pur
chased here with View 10 her on the Trinity RIVER
in Texas The csp,sin vss Chief owner, and suffers
serious loss by the wreck OF his boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

LouIsIAsA-We have BY mail farther detai''
bat nothing decisive as TO the Legislature IL IS
not absolutely certain butvery probable that Nol'e
Loco is reelected 70 Congress.
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- The old adsge that the Devil Is not SO
black as he is painted seems to be gaining add
tonal strength from the example OF James h. Polk.
We have discovered the approximation Of Il virtue
in him. but almost hesitate to announce 1t to the
world lest, like Snake in the School for Scandal
caught once in telling the truth, has character mag
be ruined
But lis even so. The last rescript from the pal.
ace bears this almost incredible trait of generosity
sASxA Anna The Vera Cr1s Gsntns ef Libefy, from
which We make this evening gives some par
oulars of the desolsuons OF Santa Anoss fortunes
We can scarcely one who has fhed 80 much spsce
10 the eyes OF the worlt deserted and apparently
hunted down by bis country men without feeling
some sympathy even for santa Apna.
But is there nothing kept back in this
The news by Telegraph would seem to follow
hard upon this unexpected burst OF sympathy
Santa luna has once more escaped from has enc
mics. Is it an unfair inference that he came oui
the country protected by that all potent pass which
enabled his facile entrance And was it a secret
article in the Treaty between Antonio and James
that each should aid the other on q reverse Of for
tanei Antonio has first needed sympathy snc
assistance, but the time may not be far distant
when his fast friend and coadjutor will need the
frat far more and deserve it much less There vii
be one toe striking feature in the histories Of the
lives to be carelessly unconsidered. ltcan be SAID
hereafter, Of both Of them that two men never at
tanned position before with little merit. or left Il
with such universal satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

ROBBERY AT KENT, Cr.-On Sunday, Nov. =
t22O9 In specie was stolen from Plat, Bsse farmer
In Kent, CT lie rad concealed keg CONTAINING me
specie 10 hoeshssd OF oats u BIS Toocsned "nerr u
had ben keo. Tor .one tne. The next day BeuJs1in
Smith man II hs employ. inPicssed himssu solely
By his b1ngrg attempts 10 divert suspicion and
when charged NTH T. after several contradictory s7fes
confessed tie whole Augustus Whsiey as accom-
piice vas arrested sew days eiter~s-t In Aer1eu.-
They bad ourlsd small part Of The money IN neigh
boring soTe md rui k-s Win most OF ia conenis
In asy now AL pui s. or so rss recovered his
Is the ars, sttrnyt az robbery although has been well
kno I'D In .ha community that from $4,000 10 coo IN
specie hss been boarded up in that house tor TIE Asi A.
teen yesrs Boston Tray.