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New Upholstery Shop,

VIZ 4 r. A. BROWN, would beg leave infofYn thu
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms on Norwich Street, opposite the Depot
where they will manufacture ORDER French Pattern
sofas. Lounges, Dvans, Tsbourets, &C.; Cured Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushirps Rews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made. All kinds Upholstery work
repaired ina neat and superior manner.
Dec. s d-Sm
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. village, and

WOFCtSEef EXpFeSSe
nSS~ TNHE subscriber has commenced running
&SE17SsNN-0A i Stage and from Upton daily,
(Snndays excepted) TO connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at ST AM and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and PM Leave Grafton
at 4 A. M and p. M.
Books kept the Grafton Hotel, L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, N. E. Village, and in Worcester, at the General
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
very necessary that ell Express Business should DO
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that it may L g done with correctness.
Sept IL dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Reader, is your Skin Chapprd o. Cracked.

IF So Cake Of the true and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP will make 1t smooth, sot white
and fne fn sss
Have you Pimples or Salt Rheumf l have jones'
Soap the worst and Oldest cases. when every internal
and external remedy tailed.
Have you Sore Beard Sore Head You are
scientifically assured that Cake will YOU but do
not suppose that the May counteris possess OF les
qualities. Many OF the limitations OF Jones' Soap are
nothing bat common soap.
Jones Soap is used By Physicians.
But reader, he careful of cheap eountereits
and limitations. See that of t. JONES, Is on tao
wrapper-and bay it no where else but Of
Dec 10. dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR. 2Ss Manst
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BIGELOW'S

szssa- Fiichbarg Keere Greenfield, Brdftleboro,
ss7szaz Bellows Fails WfndssT, RMhGnd Msddteenry,
- Teygennes Buriing tam Nashuo LoweR, and
--- BOSTON EXPRESS. ie
DACKAGES, Bundles, Merchanuize, or Money, pune
tually warded and from Boston three times eoch
cray, daily Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and prompt
ly paid. Orders OF all kinds executed with despatch
Offices Ameriean House, Worcesteri end 40 brcsHe
Street Bost0R.
Orders received at Hutchinson Cob Bookstore, II
Main st., and at the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
jason TEMPLE, (M..sanaeYs.
L G. BARDwBLL,}
NJ d. Goods forwarded all parts Of New Hampshire
Vermont and the Canadas.
Ian2s dif L. BIGELow, Proprietor.
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FIRE INSURANCE

rTNHE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Stocks Fur
ntue, Machinery, and other property against loss or
damage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
c. III. WHITE, Secy. J. SoUTHwIcK, Prest
Oct % dw3m
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vER MONT CENTRAL RAILROAD

VER MONI CEIN NAL Nht LAeOhl|.
and al;er December 5h the Passenger Trains OF the
Vermont Central Railroadw run as follows, in con
nec,ion with Northern Concord, Nashua and Lowe
rrp 81 TR AIN-Ieaves NorhHeld Boston and New
yarh ~ q M intersecting The Nashua end Worcester
Train Tor New York Allyns Point reaching at
nd West Leaves BosIon alta M. and reaches North
field at PM.
reaches oston ct the next morning Leaves bos'
ION at "a m and reaches Mortified at 9 IN;
-" PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
In Atlantic Steamers,
3ENF aud al, nassenQe rs for WORCESTER or Spring
So sanss Hartford, or New Haven, Conn, and New
York. will lind this the quickest route.
for Boston WIN pgss over TVs hrs Rn
,non VI in Is Montpelier in II and Mortified IN ten
hours Passengers by the first tran for New YORK, via
Alyns Point will pass go miles by Raroad, ana wiiiso
ouo MontreaI in az hOurs Burlington In 20 Mont
ns,ier in a. and Mortified in drumming hours with ample
time for rest
f aiIyn, Point or BY any OF the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure OF me CeIs ~ "a tug
noxt morning, which arrives al ~
syl he In readiness to convey them 70 montpelier
p,;s,an 81, Adams Montreal, Piattshugh Malone, and
o.hsr =, iu,s n Northern Vermont and New fofk.s
January llS4s passengers may go rom NORM
az, =, New York b, railroad, via Worcester, Hartford,
and New hasen' JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Nor,hhsld, Dec 90 ia4s: cas-. ,,rs
5000 STAGES re
y,,, vun In connection with lhe Vermont Central Cars
rom the Following STATIONS ,Is voo,.,oek.
Waite Ripsr Iitlogs--ior "oo's''eA'
Sssth Rovaiiom Jar Turnbridse, Chelsea, washington,
orange an East Bethel Es., Randolph East BROOK
aald. WiNamstown and Barre u.,,,a,..v
1o,hsi- for Rutland Brandon and Miedienusy. - q,
Ilurnston Keesyilie flattseuTg, %.
Adams and Montreal, Tor piainnsu' as.cl Green's
and Danyie for Calsts wooaou s.n.r Derby stan
ma for Worcester, Elmofe ofaseoIy,
Morris,ovsn Hydepark Johuscn a.eIv,e a Wss,srn
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M0TICE.

rrr.NrRn n Man and his wife 10 take enalso ~ VIC
wv Palmer 10 Wes,minsser 70, one &c.
t she 6si day Of April next Proposals WIZ % T.nrary
NJ fhe her ill the iweny third nay -
nat. fes "'os 's ~ ' '"s ARETAs RAYM5ND.
wsssmiussev, ian -, is4s. s
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To be Let.
& c. wASHBURN offer to lease, for term OF years,
L. bull ing at Washington, Square, known as the
6 Prouty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
out houses thereto belonging together with the steam
Engine which of about thirty horse power, and in
ceent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for a machinst Further information given by
calling on Messrs ]. PRATT & EARLE, or on the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec S. l. e. C. WASHBURN.
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% TON = MOKC ESTER RAIL ROAD.
SszsgTzts fszsSss ssz's4Fa - 80
-sSS "a 46Fv- ~ "a 50 6 Ezszas5sA
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. q


THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcesfer AT At, 81, 1925 a. NJ 81 p NJ.
Passengers will leave Mitibuvy at NJ ami ST Pm.
Passengers will leave Milford at n NJ. and S45 P. NJ
Leave BOSTON at r Am IL III. q, 4 4 S, p. M.
The A. NJ train will stop only take uA passengers al
Way Stations for NesU York.
Tue tram mill lassd one east of Rraminghem.
The NJ train will pot stop OF Framingham except
10 up Western Railroad passengers ct Brighton on
Thursday,
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train, ta
Norwich TO heretofore without stops except al
FroAssRghan. 80
Passengers for albary for Hoston and MILFORD will
take the Am and Pm trains. Passengers Tor the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and n trains.
NJ B. The A. and NJ. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Brookline Special Trains.
Leave Brookine ~ 81, and l0t q II 81 Pm
Leave Boston 81 10 and l24 24 At, 63 lO3 Pm
Nei0ton Special Tratns.
Leave Lower Fal.s and AM, u d and st pm Ell.
eept Wednesdays The last train will leave at ~
O clock instead OF 81 Pm.
Leave Boston at II A. NJ, l24 81, AMI 81 Pm Except
that on Wednesdays, the last train will leave at eleven
O'Clock nsteed Of 9! Pm.
SazsnuiIe Special Ira rs.
cave saxolville at II AM. and l pm
eaye Rost on at 8 Am. and 81 Pm
Boston, Dec IS, ls46. IF VIM PARKER supSi
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and Established in Boston, April 1s47.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
~ SICKNESS, for a term Of years Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount Of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $1,000.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined 10 the house or not
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A. L. STIMsoN, Secry.
Office No. Museum Building, fremont ST 8ostOR.
MIR. A. H. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company,
and has given the required bond faithful PERFORM
of this duty.
applications for insurance, and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance
Worcester Office. No. A, under Brinley Hall.
Dec 8, l848. diff
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TO LET

TO LET.
"a ONE half of two story HOUSE, beyond the
fsl " Cemetery, on North Street. Inquire Of JOSEPH
6.sE[A AVERY, the old Holden road, CALEB Bates,
adjoining the premises. Jn JAM
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CHE Datlp @11p.
Published of No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

The price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum, seyenyAve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advanoe--Or
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
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CITY DYE HOUSE.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have this day formed Copartnershp
L under the firm and style OF MAYNARD q NYE, for
the general transaction Of the BoOT SHoH BgsIEBss,
and have taken the Stare recently occupied BY c. b.
ROBINS Co., where they will be happy TO zee the old
friends and customers of the establishment.
They hope by strict personal attention TO business,
and due regard the Of their 10 merit
q liberal share OF public patronage.
Worcester Jan H. le3s. EDWIN w. NXE.
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NTerrimack, COchecO and Hamilton
PRINTS.
900 PS. this day received, beautiful styles, and
OOO their ioshs, for sale 10 cts goods
as our neghhors selling at R4 cts.
800 ps other styles, madder coors, from to cents.
I'm HALL &C. THOMPSON.
Jan %. dw opposite Central HOTEL
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TO LET.
4 ROOM in the Wool Store on Front Street Inquire
n Of CALVIN FOSTER, aos fa.D st. csfAs
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.

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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
HEsasu eax.ssSa rszzsza go 81


Junction with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Boston at 700 am. IL. 90 3.45 pm.
Arrive at Groton Iunct $50 1880 pm. Sis pm.
Leave Groton Jrnriion at $50 IL so pm. Sis
Arrive in Boston at 1000 am. 200 nm. 6.45 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Greton
Junction. Nashua and Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester.
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Our Baltimore Correspon dsnce.

BALTIMORE, NOV. "a loas
Decision of the Cowhiding Case The Steamship Rspxb
lie hcsndiariss- Theatrieais. Markets &c.
Judge Purviance yesterday rendered his decision in
the cowkidipg He reviewed the whole testimony
in the care also the mitigating circumstances and
to the csnclusion that Mrs. Levin having i'm
aginsd certain false aud wrongly construed
facts, that she had right to bs angry with Mr. Fite
wise have been consequently he imposed fine Of $50
her, and $40 on her servant, Mr. Mackin.
An agent of the Aspnwalls is now In this city, en-
deavoring to purchase charter the steamship Re-
public to take position the California route
via Tehuantepec. The Of this vessel hold her
pretty high she has already paid we'll and they look
She has also proved herself "A stauush sea boat
j Merritt Steele, Esq chairman OF the WING state
Central Committee has received the appointment OF
Charge to Venezuela and has sccsptsd The climate
Of Venezuela will doubtless be beneficial to his hsslth
which has been failing him for some tune
No lees than five boys and one man, named John
Lapebart, were arrested yesterday the charge OF
having been the incendsres who fred the five carpen-
ters shops in different sections OF the city last Sunday
night.
Miss Davenport, as Meeta In the " Maid of Mariana
port IL carrying the town She Is called before the
curt ain nightly between the acts. Miss Kimberly con-
her Shakespeare readings on Monday night ana
will, doubtless have crowded houses. Mr.. Raymond
is still drawiug excellent houses at the Museum, in his
inimitable character Of roots, in "Domsey Son."
There Is but little doing in our marksts Small sales
ofHoward street -four were making at IS. There 10
but little City Mills Offering.
At the Stock board yesterday, the following sales
were N ade - -
5000 United States o. 67 Ms $1,000 City 6s TO- loaN
SIS do, 80 loa SIZE DO 80 IoiA si1 9; and Canal
50, ~ DO 5I do time 50 90 do do So 50 do do 81.
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INTELLIGENCE By The NAILS.

Our Washington Correspondents.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 70, I84S.
Mr.. Benton and Mr. Calhoun.
The issue between Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Benton,
on the slavery question, at the coming Congress,
will, from all appearances, be Of the most for
midable and exciting character. The contest
which has been kept up against Mr.. Calhoun, by
Mr. Benton, during his late terrible campaign IN
Missouri, will doubtless be resumed in the Senate,
with his powerful adversary, face to face. Mr..
Benton Is known to be deadly hostile to Mr.. Cal
houn and his views on the slavery question. He
is in favor of the territory of New Mexico, and the
provlso if she desires it he in favor of Cahfor-
MA as she stands, provlso and all to all of which
Mr.. Calhoun is most decidedly opposed. Neither
of these powerful men seems disposed TO give to
ask an inch of quarter. The brunt OF the contest
In the Senate, on slavery question, will rest be-
tween Them; and hut for The compromising Spit
of Mr. Clay and General Cass, there would Ne
ground for serious appreheDsions. IL Is said that
on the ratification of the Oregon treaty, Mr. CAL
houn and MIR. Benton embraced each other with
all the affection Of two young girls. Let us hope
that, IN the settlement OF the slavery dispute, the
emtsnte cordtas will be restored But, OF all things,
let us avoid a row in the Senate.
Mr.. Benton has been IN the city for several days,
and appears remarkably fresh and vigorous. When
Mr.. Calhoun left dohome, last spring, his health
was very feeble; but at the last accounts he had
much improved, and is expected to be here ON the
first day of the session.
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Our masnnrss Correspondence.
MANASSAS, Oct. %, 1870.

Nev Spanish Dance.
You will probably have heard, by the Isabel, Of the
new inqution established Ia the island lsttsry Of its
power you will be able 10 judge BY the following.
On the 10th inst grand ball -ss given In honor Of
the Queens saints day at our Filsrmonics but the
weather &c not bsg the most propitious for families
leaving the enjoyment Of their hcnes for the dance the
bail came on poorly Nov the best OF the AFFAIR
The government taking the non sttendancs TO the ball
in political light. has psced four eve young
In custody, aud shipped them OF TO Spain state pri
soners doubt TO be judged In the mother country
being guilty Of treason to~ards her Majesty.
You will perceive that this po-der smells too strong
for the weak Of the natives for AZ 10 forcing each
individual to dance sgainet his will to please the rulers
Of the country Mir Editor, not satssed with this
bitrsry preceding the sptain General has thought ne
to deprive the city Of Asaazs for year OF the pri
yilege Of dancing lie has ordered the Farmonics to
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srpAror DscIsra~-The Cincinnati Commercial Of
the 10th inst gives the following strange decision 10
the court Of Boone county, No. 1tucsy Two persons
looked exactly alike-perfect MA tches Roonsons
was lost stolen strsyed and he, for the nrst time
seeing Houses animal, brought su,t for recovery
Numerous witnesses brought on ME stand, some
Of whom testified that the animal was Robinson and
others that 1t was Houses. The parties agreed 70
submit the to the judge who decided thai the ami
NAL should be sold, and the money be equally ovided
and another animal, undstinguishsbe from the one
In question should be found and be claimed by either
both Of the parties such animal shall be sold and
the proceeds divided, as In this case.
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The first Geld Medal awarded To Daguer-
n Brady of Broadway and Fulton street, whore
strangers aAd citizens invited specimens
Liquid Hair Dye. - Phslon's Improves
n.re Hair Dye new to color the HAT o. WINS,
skin Gentlemen have their Whiskers dyed In i've
minutes at the Depot Ne lN Broadway corner OF pey
street, under the yrAnkln House Per bottle small siss III
large, 81 So
Wigs and TOupees another Medal has
been awarded Bstchsor for the best Wigs and rou
The public invited inspect his style, for
1850, Ut BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. q
Wall He keeps the largest and best in
the city. Copy the address.
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SrBsser C.sE or IrssrITy.-A German woman com.
mitted suicide In this city last week by cutting her
throat In horrid manner with shoe knife We learn
that the woman always perfectly rational and sane
upon every point. during the day time; but
darkness appeared che began to manifest symptoms Of
insanity and oftentmes before daylight would become
. raving maniac. Her friends we're compelled to exer-
else constant guard her during the night, to
her from doing violence TO herself and other
but as coon the dawn Of day approached, her ex-
element began to assuage and vben the she
would become calm and MISUNDERSTANDING IN ~ I'D
rerfiser, Nor 23
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NEW BOOKS. &c.

NJ ORGANS LITERARY DgPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
Nl adjoining the Post once, New Orleans Lat the
above estabshment found Bseks Of
ssrption, consisting Of Novels History Biography scisnti
hc Commercial, Geographical, and nsdioai Werks Aisc
complete assortment Of Stationery, together with all the
principal Daily and wsetly Newspspers ssd msgasnss
Country orders for article In the trade supplied
varded with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt Alteration
paid worh ordered ~ mall rorsss Books Imported
10 order. T.. c.. MORGAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Post omcs New Orleans La
p.S--Complete Arrangements have ksen made with
principal Publishers throw gheut the Union supply
the works a fast az issued JdM
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LeR FINALS ANp MALEs--pR. LARZErrFs

EtR FEMALES AND MALEs.--DR. LARZETTEs
Juno Cordial or Procrestiys Exr prescribed as eff
tctve restorative in eases ofdcbity barren
nee and ell irregularities 81 nature 10 IL all that
efsos 70 be- Natures Great Restorative and remedy
those In the married ststs without offspring IL certain
cure for seminal emissions rebersl debility sce weakness
o. TIE genital organs Affections luec0rrho AZ
hseoratins medicine ~ Ia unequsled Also sesrain
mtdy for ncrept oss Of muscular
ererfy, rhytical assitude female wesknse, debility
Sold only 81 81 John street.
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CO AERCIAL AFPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Nov. 24-6 r. M
The stock market continues very quiet, and prices
remain without any material alteration. At the first
board, to- day, u s. 6's 1867, and North American
Trust advanced per cent each. All others closed at
prices current yesterday.
The amount Of coal transported the Reading Rail-
road for the week ending the 22d instant 25iS2
tops-total LOIS 500 tons ON the schuylkill canal
Tor the week. 1895 tons-totsl 277 tons. On the
Lehigh canal for the week. 2S4to tons-total 74sl7s
tons.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
called for an instalment of $50 per share the
scrip stock.
In another part Of this days paper Sunday will be
found letter signed by f. A. Thorn pson, Of Cincn-
natl giving history Of the operations of the presden
and managers of the State Bank at Morris, NJ j. lie
says that Norton the President the head anancis
ofthe party and upon him and his coadjutors should
fall all the odium of the transactions resulting in the
explosion of the bank At the time Nortons statement
appeared remarked that 1t intended to convict
others OF crimes he had been guilty Of himself and
that his story should be looked upon the evidence
one given for the purpose of convictng others
So bill the old Trenton State Bank, altered so
as to represent the Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore,
has been detected The alterations and signatures
roughly done. The name Of George Watson, the
payes of the State Bank notes has not been altered
We learn that, at meeting Of the board of drec-
tors Of the Auburn and Syracuse and Auburn and Ro
chester railroad mpanies held at Auburn the 18th
inst 1t resolved by both boards to join in ap-
pcation to the Legislature to consolidate those
psnies into corporation, with the name Of THE
Auburn, Syracuse and Rochester Railroad Company, y
with power construct branch road through the ca
nal villages between Rochester and Syracuse.
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PoHrpr ~ THE OFrfcE on rHE AeEScr ~ THr
CsMuNN BANS This mornisg. about o'clock, the
Office Of the Agency q the State Bank at Camden, ~
j. Ne ~ church Alley was entered by means Of false
keys, and robbed of ave thousand tao hundred and
eighteen dollars. The Office l. In the sscond story
room ofe building and the rsbber robbers opened
the front door below at the foot Of the stairway aud
also the door entering int the office room. The
ney consisted principally OF the notes OF the Camden
Rank, Of small and large denominations there being
In the amount. three four Of i've hundred dolsrs
IL vas taken out OF an iron chest standing tine
deck Of the Agent Tbesum taken had been deposited
there but short time before by the Agent who, a.
his usual custom IL after bringing the funds from ths
hank proceeded to make his exchanges With the banks
In the city He was absent only about thirty minutes
during which time the robbery was perpetrsted. A
cf $500 IL offered for the detection Of the rob
ber.- Phtia. Buiiefin Nor. "a.