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BATH

BATHS.
TUE subscriber, having fitted up and Increased
the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds Tho
citizens OF Worcester, that il they choose WASH ard
losH they can be furnished any tine, with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, snd Gmple
accommodations, by calling the of Front cd
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 2l. off
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Three COttage HOHSes,
- CITUATED on south6ridge Street, will Re sold
t1fA - low. Apply 10 4. $ P. HARRINGTON,
sk;s1EaL Nov l2. dtf IL Portland 81.
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A BARGAIN,

A BAKGAIW,
AND Al RARE CHANCE is offered to
N business who would ike engage in the Dry
and Vest India Goods business plsass;l; and thriving
village, the line he Western Rail Road, miles
fo the Ciy OF Worcester. The being
change his business will sell his stock and stand
a very srea bargain Amy iniivdual having modtr
cash capital and wishing engigc in the business OF
q Country Store, where money be made, may apply
personally OF by letter, post paid tol
July Ia dtf JOHN FIR I'll, Ctappvtile, Mass.
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FXasid .EEYgaaes6ex.

pREPARED by g. o. DUNBAR, TAus TON, Mars .,o,
ranted sqaai 10 any other In use, either EngifsA or
1mertcan This very useu and elegant preparation is
used as an Aperent ADsacid in Dyspeptic Complaints
attended with aSldtywh very great benefit Ii has The
aovsntase over common magnesa in being dissolved and
thereore not liable 10 accumulate in the bowels Ii
decidedly superior 10 Carbonse OF Soda or POTASH on
account OF lis aperlent quality The Solution ofMsgne
sia Is found particularly beneficial pleasing kediive
ane Apersenf Ia all cstes Of Irritation dcidity OF
stomach Ft6rte complaints, fnfaate disorders OF Sea
For sale In W oTcester wholesale and retail, bv
= II g. BATES, M. d., Apotkscory,
NOV 10. eod&wW 242 Main st., cor. pie1sant.
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RICHARDSOM 81 LnRIMa

Tt AdEhTs For THE SALE or
ChtlsOM's Hot Air VentiIntinH Eurm.n.
very superior arrangement for Heating and
HEDENBERGpS PORTABLE FURNhcE
nve Sizes for heating from to roomsthe cben,..,
EEWnaes in use. q
new pattern Registers and Coal Crates.
COPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE o0''
AND FURNACE WORK done al shorf sc,,.
june 10. sod&wtf IA masn.s.
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A-I TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
SasM IA St Said house Is SO by % feet, with wood
phed a1d Other convenences. The loti 86 feet ny
A. convenient for largs small family, consider
sbe fruit the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN is Trumhuli At z
Worcester, KY II, lsas. dtf.
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Naval reyvs-Ppeific Squadron.

The following vessels belonging 10 the Pacific squs-
dron were at anchor in San Frsncisco bay when the
steamer FsnsmA sailed, Sept. I, $780,
Ship of the line Ohio, Capt Strblipg Gag ship Of
Commodore Jones.
Irigate Savannah, Capt. Voorhees,
Sloop q war Warren, Capt A X Long
Stors.fhip Fredopia. 1t. Con-. Neville
Store. ship southampton, 1t. Com. v. l.. Mandy
Steauer Massachusetts,, on Coast Survey. 1t CON-
Knox
The frsste Savannah arrived at San Francisco on
the 18th august
The ohio and Southampton we're 10 return homc at
an early day probably By the let Of October
The sloop ~ ar sc Marys, Capt. johnson, was on
crue 90 the ports 81 Peru and Chile expected at San
lIsucisco In october.
The ,loop of war Prebe. Capt Glynn, was ut Homo
lulu in July Iaft TO sail thence for the Uned States
scop az her stores arrived which had sent from
San ffsnclsco.
The cutter Ewing It. Com Bartlett, sailed from an
Francisco for Bsdega on the 2Sd August
The steamer Fditb. IL. Cou Met ormick also sailed
about that time from San ffancisco for san Diego and
Monterey.
The following arc extracts from the San Frsncisso
reeiCc h,ws IA new paper) Of the 2Jth August -
ON last Monday, eighteen sailors and the eorsrain
IN the morning watch escaped from the u A. ship Ohio
In a boat slor side aud when come forty yards of
were Cred upon by the marines In their way to the
shore they we're obliged TO pass by the sloop Of
Narrep and the stor,fhps Southamp aud Fred0nia
Who each fred upon them but without success. rhe
boat was riddl.d 81 more were wounJsd They fed
reading the shore, and are nov ooubties A. the dig
ginpsv
thrruah this city the day after the sica arrived
his vey TO Gen Smiths head quarters.
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c 0 NJ MERCikL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARK EFT.

sunday. Oct. Il--S II. VI.
The stock market during the past week. has erpe-
renced several fluctuations In the early part Of the
week railroad shares In stse Of extreme sepres-
sion, Notwithstanding which. vast Quantities Of stock
have been put upon the market. and there has been
considerable anxiety to get clear Of fancy securities
even at great 'scrihce. slight rally occurred upon
the opening Of the stock board yesterday but
comes forward to give . tone to the market by real
purchases possibility Of any favorable change
In the absence ofacua bona d purchasers appears to
be useless for Spectators to operate for rise and there
Is therefore, prospect Of immediate termination
of the downward prce. The bulls bad better
leave the market to itself and II will gradually revise
after prices have touched the lowest points Uufortu.
nsely for holders there wide margin 20 BE- cote-ea
before prices reach the lowest level Confidence in
fancy stocks generally has received such shock that
II will be long time before u returns again we
shall not for years, such speculation In stocks OF
any hind have been realized in past years and it
will, therefore be impossible 10 initiate prices again to
the extent we have seen within the past Eve years
The means Of purchasing fancy stocks exist probs-
bly, 10 rs great an ertcnt known in this eouu-
try but people are exceedingly cautious ia invesux
their surplus capital, aud adhere strictly to the
old maxim, look before you leap Money has
Sssn IN better request within she past fsv
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Bishop Hughes at 81. Peters-The DeSt Of
the Church.


At the conclusion Of noon service in st Peters Ro
man Catholic Chapel, yesterday, Bishop Hughes sd-
dressed the congregation the subject Of their debt
and the dispensing OF the clergy but conciia
tory tone than he adopted in his former lions
remembering that meexness is the path to heaven At
ter expressing his desire to relieve the condition
Of the church which was in debt apparently beyond
redemption, and holding out immediate hopes to
the creditors, who might be divided into dsnomi-
nations one protected by the law the other not with
In that compass being debt not to an individual but
TO number OF persons, many OF whom extremely
Poor-he said that he proposed to organise commit
lee and that they would decide the per centsgs that
should be paid to the debtors He had solicit
tude Tor those who protected by the law Of the
land he had desire TO pay them imme diately the
committee consist members OF the congre-
gaion, to be called the Executive COMMITTEES; and he
would expect that not loss than forty persons would
allow themselves to be nominated y committee of
ssfety-t these committees to receive compensation
but what they would deserve from the consciousness of
doing good. There feeling amongst some Of the
debtors that, nov that the bsnop had taken up the
matter, they would receive imme payments but he
became responsible for nothing but the energies Of his
heart and soul lie did not intend to dictate but to
suggest; ana ne therefore, advised that plates should
be held at tha doors for Che voluntary OF
the congregation for the next six months (Which would
be economised by the committee in whose hands they
should be placed and each member of the
made 1t point to give the smallest silver coin,
1t would tend to the redemption Of St Peters. The
COMMITTEES named by him; owing to some misun-
Outstanding they did not meet the previous evening"
but he expected them at the residence OF the clergy
tain sensibity abroad with regard TO their condtisn
On Sunday last he spoke to them with degree Of
hankRess where he had no praise to bestow tie
preached no msn-he spoke Vt things they aud
not of persons he did not wish to set the la at def
ance-he respected the law. He trusted that they
wsud proceed with honor which would redeem past
not forsake him and that the congregation would rally
round the committee
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


8owERY THEATRE. Bowery-SrRAr HnoRE-sHor II
EyE.
BROADWAY THEATRE, BroaAway--UErRr VIII
sIssHnn hSB CRAsHER.
NIDLos GARDEN, Broaiway-LA FETE CsAEPErRE
-uRirILE.
BUTTONS THEATRE. Chambers street-A Psrr IRON
PAkioR WlNnow demon JysTER-TRE PLATToRM-
EpkreH's NEW yeEs DREoToRY.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squaro.--JosRY
SpARTsN-FEnAiF FoRTy rsrEyEs--hOra Ea AND CHiLD
ksE Dome WELL.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-~JoYr poBbs-Tzp
SEu r. GIsaFHr-IEE OMNIBUS.
MECHANICS HALI--CHRIsrys HtNsrRELs-YsIAaE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SINGING.
CHINESE MUSEUM bSs Brosaway-TroY A. ID. to 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RoOMS-Ms. hAcALLIsrER'B
koIRyEs hAsIaUE
WEIGHS CoLIsEuG. Astor Piaos-EauEsrKIAs PEs-
soRMArcEs. SC.
NsS~ York, Monday. October 10, 1870.
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shipping Intelligence.


The schr Equity sad for New York the 9th brig
eeols the 9th from York; brig Lucy Jane been
discharged and hove OUT brig Westempka Ia Loading and
will sail In about week Other vessels in port are sehre
Governor Anderson. dg for sYor Mathew Bird ldg the
sehr Hazard, from NYork. has just
BOSTON, Oct if-PM.
Arrived Saturday rnoonBarhs Roman Charleston;
Ida Baltimore; Delaware fhlsdslphia brigs Csherse
Mary, sur Openahso Ssm Small Partridge. China Law
renee, Erie, and Pearl Philadelphia schrs Thompson.
Richmond; Lowell. Norfolk; Minnesota, Matilda, Edith
Payson and Ottoman rhis deihia Orion. Roadou Louisa,
American Belle, and Wslc,tt NNork.
Ceared-Bark Eagle, Phladerhis; sohrs II williams,
Richmond; Comelia, and Chauhe WORK.
Arrived sanday-Bnrks Martha Ann ST Martins, 9Th uit
left brig Ormus. NYork dsys.
Banks taao Trinidad 21d ult; Merrimore philadsphs;
brig Dfscut, Surrinam l5h gt-le brig. AgeBoria ou
csster ldg; spartan, for NYors Sarah Julia
len and ehr tmeline, 2fh, lat 10 49, on
~ 49, brig William Warn, 90 aud from Bcrmuda sarba-
does with loss OF oremast AVID bbocm 2,th "a 49, lon 81
bark X u Douglass, from Rio Janoiro Tor Bsi more.
briFs Elise Le4horn Pa Aug; Sarah Williams. chnusg1s,
I'D u tLa Iardenas. 18th nlt; Frsrkn, Fortune Island,
2th ult Sula, sad irgetsol Philadelphia; Quoddy Belle,
Niork; tohrs Gerene Frsdercksburg: Ranbow aud
Gfeenway Richmond; Pilgrim No oh; 1lw aukie Rlward,
nod Harris. Phiiadelpha Potomac, Rondug Shawnitt,
Talbot, and New York, Nlork.
BeioSBar Byron, from SYOrk Bangor aad brig Ca
laif, from do for PASSPORT.
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Loss of the SlOOp Juno.

MORNING MmRoR OFFICE, PROVIDENCE, Oct. IA.
The sloop Juno A. Rhodes master, sailed from this
port this morning for New York with full cargo OF
domestic and other goods valued At % 900 $4,000 In
going down the -iver she got ashore Buosks Points
and the tide fell she keeed and the water in
her in contact with twenty casks of lime which
took fire and destroyed the vessel and cargo with the
exception, perhaps OF the deck load. The soop was
valued at about $1,000.
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city Intelligence.

Masonic FUNERAL.-Last evening at three o'clock, q
Broadway, dressed in the regslia of their different
order accompanying the remains OF Brother Piper to
Greenwood Cemetery, while Dinge's band, With dru
mufled and other instruments bound in Grape per-
formed the SAD and solemn music appropriate TO such
occssops Deceased belonged Excelsior Lodge, No 7,
and the procession consisted Of that and other
lodges
THE WEEKLY BILL MoRrALIrr.-F From the City
port OF the interments for the last
1t appears that NUN Of deaths in this city
only 249 which, notwithstanding the great in-
crease Of population Is less than the number for tae
corresponding week Of last year. when 1t was EGO.
There can be nothing healthier therefore, than this
report Csnsumptien IL the highest item, being 81.
Fer the corresponding week of last year it So Dy
was I6 diarrhoea is ana cholera 81 Inflammation OF
the lungs 10 ID In this city the two great Of
mortality are diseases Of the bowels and lungs owing
partly TO the climate, but chiefly to artificial causes
and the unhealthy mode of living that prevails among
BAnRo.p ACCIDENT Last evening, about o'clock,
a. the Harlem train Of cars their way to the
city Hall and NJ the Junction OF Pearl and Centre
seets the driver Of hack No $40 endeavored to cross
tie rail- before tie train At this crossing the drivers
of the always increase their speed In order
~ them up the hill t ut this time the collision
took place The carriage and the car came together
and as the carriage was the weaker OF course, was
thrown back on 70 the other track At this time
tso happened that n small car was coming down the
hill towards Pearl street aud not being able to control
the brste the into the csrrisee Directly be-
hind this small one Of the long Harlem cars,
the driver OF which was unable to stop In consequences
OF the h therefore he uniGstened his horses drove
on on one eide, and the long came, with smash
and crash into the end Of the small driving that
considerably further into the carriage, damaging it
bsdy The carriage contained young man aud
boy with their haggsge neither fortunately received
any injury and singular to relate, no person In
jurtd by the collision An immense crowd Of persons
very cited, to ascertain II lives
Lost After dislodgipg the from the carriage aud
removing the latter nom the track the proceeded
their way as usual.
Darn ~ RAn.wAv AcciprSr.-Jess Derr, whom we
mentioned in yesterdays paper being in state II In
sanity from the accident to his leg the New Haven
railroad dead The loss of his leg appeared to affect
him very deeply ever since the occurrence lilo suf-
red coed deal nom the other leg which though not
smpptatcd was greatly Injured Between pain loss Of
blood. aud detection, he gradually sunk He was an
excellent engineer, much esteemed by the directors
and regretted by all who knew bin. He died the vic.
tim Of cupabe neglect fer he ought To have been but
wst not made aware Of the change In the switch lie
has ltf wife and children to mourn his loss lie
. powerful and athletic man.
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The beard now sitting in Washington city l. pro.
pitstug learn, very rapidly, with plan for the
tIennis.t n The Naval School 1T annapolis. hn
aruy ,rc,r ~ distinction vas present for few days.
purpose a. giving the board his experience ia
rIatltr 10 the Military Academy 81 West Point aud
ga .,fttm Il organization Lieut.. ANDREW u Foote
VINO IL ordered % ne command 81 the srg Perry
Tiv,d here yesterday morning We undcTetsnd that
tcu mtncrr Denim. and Lieut. Routweil have been
detached from ordnance duty aud Lieut q. 4 TUT
Isr report Or GU 30 The thief OF the 6u
lt.u = BE Lal L.a.an. 81 ".
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-I----7|-----@--
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY.

The DoLsr Weekly Herald the cheapest publication
in the world viii be published this afternoon. Among
ether things It will contain the "Kidd cssen Single
copies two cents; annual subscription dollar sir
copies FOR Eve dcilars.
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CITY Politics.


This evening the adjourned meetings Of the county
conventions both Of wings and democrats take place
when the prize Of the sherfalty, coronership, and
other Offices, " ill be run for.
To THE EDITOR Nav YoRK HERALD
Dear SRI have my anne frequently mentioned
in and other papers Of this city In connection
with in the Sixth district station house
think will be able TO satisfy the public whom woad
desire to suspend judgment, that all this great cry
and little wool made up for the shop by the
stars" and their uDderngs, suit the present cleo
tioDeering times. and prejudice the minds of the
muniyy against Finding their cause in a hopeless
condition. they willing TO do deeds the most
precedented and reckless pledge myself that this
whole matter shall come out, and something more Of
the 4" dark 4" deeds done in and about the called
halls Of Justice" and station house.
] am, dear Sir, yours respectfully,
PATK. KELLY Alderman Sixth ward.
NOMINATION IN THE FIRST WARD.-In the First ward,
on Saturday night, the wings made their nomination
for Alderman and Assistant by the choice Of the pre-
sent Assistant Alderman, Edmund Griffin, for Alder
man. and John II. Carey for Assistant This nomins-
ton is considered good by the party aud will be
ceSsful
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Dad Acknowledgment Train, &c

BALTIMORE, Oct. 14-oK p. M
The due here last night with the Great Southern
mall were detained by the breaking Of the axle Of the
locomotive. There serious damage done An
express engine with arrived here, at about two
o'clock this afternoon, with about IA foreigners,
strangers, who proceeded direct to Washington in the
Eve O'Clock train They unknown, and their
mysterious and rapid created considerable
talk and speculation.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. H.
Sales Of 400 bales Of cotton made at irregular
prices.
BUFFALO. October 1876 I'M.
The receipts within the last twenty hours were
as follows =: Flour 5000 bbls wheat. Al 900 bushels;
corn, 10000 do The market for -four opened dull in
consequence of the steamers Sales reached
1000 bbls. Of common State and mixed Western at
81 % - 81. The market for wheat easier espe-
cely for the lower grades The sales embraced about
10 COO bushels including Chicago at 64c.; Ohio
nominal at 81 10 The steamers news unsettled the
market for Sales OF 500 bushels yellow round
at 7sc %
Albany, October 1876 r. NJ.
The receipts within the past twenty. four hours were
as follows Flour, QUO bbis wheat 900 bushels;
corn, none; barley. 10000 bushels; oats. 10000 do.
Moderate demand for -four Market shade in favor
OF the buyer, with only moderate sales at previous
rates Wheat was dull and inferior grades less
saeable. Corn dull but trm, With sales Of 600
bushels Of mixed Western at COKE. Sales Of 900
bushels barley made 81 80 dc. fer two rowsd.
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Riot Anticipated.

PHI ADuLPHIA, Oct. h-P. NJ.
large police force is patrong the streets In the
rotous district The military under arms ct their
srmores large number of persons are assembled
at various The part Of the city 10 QUIET
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From Havana.

CHARi Esros October IL, lS40
The steamer Isabel arrived here yesterday from
Havana with the mails of the United States ship Ger
mantown, which vessel arrived on the 7th, all we'll
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ny the President.

NAsHINGroS, October 13-P NJ.
VIM. W Brown, Marshal Of the Middle District OF
Tennessee; C. p Bertrand, Receiver Of Public Moneys
ct Little Rock Arkansas John Ford Assistant Trea-
surer, St Louis. Missouri, vice Labesun, resigned
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Albany, Oct. 13-P NJ.
The democrats Of Columbia county have nominated
Henry Hogeboom of Columba county for Judge Of tho
third judicial district
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Our Foreign correspondence.

We particularly recommend 10 our readers the
foreign correspondence in this days sheet-the
letters from Europe and California, particularly
the eloquent and spirit-slrrng epistle of Marcus,
enc Of cur European correspondents They will
all Iepay perusal
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BrookIyn CIV Intelligence.

KrScs County CrRcUrr AND CouRr OF OyrR AVID Trp-
sIrIn-Beor- Judges Morse and Johnson and Justices
who convicted Of burglary In the third degree
sentenced TO imprisonment In the State prison Mount
Ieasant for the term OF two years and six this.
Augustus VANISH who was found guilty on two In
dctments-one for burglary in the hrst and the other
for burglary in the third degree, sentenced to
years in the State prison the first charge, aud
years and Elk months on the last.
IsQursT-Ths Coroner held an inquest on the body
Of sn infant named George Gracius who had put
out to by it's parents The night previous to his
death the In company with four i've others,
had been indulging In the of beer and ardent sp
rits generally rcm the effects u which carousa shc
had not recovered, until IL too late be OF any
10 the child, which 10 Ia believed actually died " star
walton. The jury rendered verdict, that the chtld
came 70 his death by exhaustion consequent upon the
careiessness and D' glect Of its protector
Copnos Couscn.-Ths Board Of Aldermen will con.
this Afternoon At O'clock tits believed that che
subject in relation To the opening Of Canton street,
which passef directly through burial ground belong
Ing to the city, will come up for discussion
A CssDin,rs roR THE SrsrG PRiso~ on rHE GaL-
towsl stterdsy TIVE youths arrested the Ia
milton Avenue Ferry Brooklyn under the f1ouing
COMMUNICATING had been the Brooklyn side,
and bad taken their passage in the ferry boat bsgug
quantity Of railway iron with them, which sub
sequsnty ascerRbed TO be the short pieces
~ MAJ hing the curves a. the switches They had not
brought all with them. and when they got To the New
York eide they began 20 quarrel about II The keeper
of the fsrrY induced them 20 back tor the and
when they reached the slip they arrested by the
police. The recklcssness rsggeduess aud wretehed-
Of .his pair Of ysgsbOnGs. could rot perhap be
matched in New York they refused 20 tell their
refufcd to walk 90 prison. and vehicle procured.
BY which they taken Go the City Hail They
laughed and seemed perfectly indifferent TO the charge
against them aud one Of them sad he would stay in
prison fer life for t~o dollars The iron is supposed TO
be portion Of large quantity lying at the Atlantic
dock.
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ARRIVALS AT NEw YoRK.-The arrival Of dis
tinguished travellers in New York during the last
week, has exceeded even what we represented on
a former occasion. 1t is only necessary to look
over the list at the hotels and particularly that
OF the Irving House. The Vice President Of the
United States, Senators, members Of Congress, of
the cabinet foreign ministers, and distinguished
military men, all crowd TO our great centre of
attraction. This metropolis continues to be fuller,
gsyer, and more wonderful in its attractions, than
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TEE TRINIDAD DK CUBA ADDICTION CAsz.--The
Washington Union has been imposed upon The
ease Of the lady at Trinidad de Cuba, lie perfectly
true. How correct our correspondent was ia the
details, we know net. The name cfthe party was
z1ido, We behege.