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FER SALE.

sus A HOUSE and LOT in the north part Of the city
f3 n The Lot contains 5000 square feet. Terms easy
-s- ALSO, A LOT ofLAND, containing 80 acres, witt
over 900 Fruit Trees of the best quality situated mile from
uleCourt House. on the Holden road. Terms liberal,
June3 DIFF Ii. G.. FISH
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Prime Fish for Family use,

40 BOXES and Halves, very superior Spring caught Cul
CV lage DUN FISH, for sale by T.. f. DIXIE,
Jan ,. div VITA ss 247 Main Street
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$500 Reward!

MYERS & co.'s SPECIFIC, for the of all diseases
vi of the urinary organs Gonorrhwa elect Gravel lpfam
nation of the Badder Kidneys Leucorrhea Tor whites in
females, &C. Ii makes speedy and permanent cure with
the least restriction diet drinks, exposure change
in business The preprieors challenge single instance
which this Mixture will not cure, under the forfeiture of
$780, Many cured in AZ hours Sold in Worcester by
d. SCOTT, JR 81 CO., 243 Main St; and by Carter Col
cord q Preston, Boston. d3taweop& weop3m2i
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To the Leather Trade.

THE undersigned has commenced the CIRRYING Bust
Il NESS at No 81 FRONT STREET. where he intends to
keep general assortment Of Curred Leather. Also will
curry any particular kind order Patronage solicited
May 2I DIFF CO EDWARD PROCTOR
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S.. j. EMERSON, XVhiprnaker,
ELECTRO PLATING AND GLIDING.

AIUOAA H-I1AAflS OF VaflOus patterns.
HE subscriber prepared Gid or Silver all kinds
of Jewery Watches, and any other article usually gal
anzed He also keeps onhand Cup Batteries of Copper for
gliding and sverng, and is prepared furnish different
Kinds OF Batteries for Gliding and Medical use with Books
OF instruction which families will find be very useful
Also, Porous Cells Zinc Cylinders and Plates Platinum
slips for Gaiyanic Batteries. ID Instruction given lib
eral TERMS a4
lie Is also manufacturing OF the best and handsomea
Door Plates and Numbers for houses that has been Offered
TO the public of Silver Plate of different patterns and
Plates of various kinds.
~ The subscriber continues to do job work in Copper,
I'm sheet lron and Lead; Copper Pumps Set Kettles Cop
per Boilers timed su
The above work done in workmanke manner for Cash
on dee'rery Of TIE goods. WIN. LUCAS,
June Y diff rear of13 CentraL-St, Forester.
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VARNISH VARNISH.

[ ,AhklAGE and FURNITURE Varnish from the manu
- factory Of johnson Richards of Netvark NJ J war
rated 10 give satisfaction may be returned and money
refunded For sale in any quantity by s4
49, .t# SAMUEL c. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western r. r.. Depot.
duff
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For Sale,

=, TWO HOUSES One a Cottage on Glen St, well
80 | bui of frst-rate materials, and commanding a
prospect of the city. The other story house,
or two les, Newport Street. There Is about 5000
feet of land attached the last namedprice Sl450 In
%nire OF OLAAs HuDSON.
MarcI a dWtf
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LuMRER.

TIlE subscriber having leased the lot of CENTRAL
Il and Union STREET, is prepared 10 furnish
DIMENSION TIMBER and FRAMES,
Of PINE or Chestnut, to order, at short notice
VIII also keep general assortment of Lumber for sale.
UyOfice at WIN. T. MERRIFIELD's.
AJA1l6. a,s EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.

Carriage Sign and Ornamental PAINTING
>dNF ~ HE subscriber grateful for pnst fayors
SzSgJZzzZ Il would respectfully inform the pnbIic
[fT&-C" hat he still continues the above businas.
49, 49, - the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
aeoa WAN, wnere he hopes to merit increased confirm
Worcester, Dec 81. .Ntg0 -" HioE;
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40 be lei,

TWO good ROOMS on the second floor corner Of Main
4 and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No O3 Main ST..
March 22 DIFF
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PARIS GREEN.

ERENCH, English and American Paris GREEN--Chrome
Il Green and Yelow-Prlssan Blue lramqrine-par
BlueCarmine, &c. Also Ground Paris Green, put up in
oans-iogeiher with great assortment Of COLORS and
TOOLS for Fancy and Ornamental Painters, warranted
give satisfaction aud will be sold cheap for cash.
SAMUEL e. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western Il. II. Depot.
July "a ww eod&w6m
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Eddy,s Refined Lamp Black,

He above constantly hand and for SALE together
with English and American Lamp Black in papeTs and
DWk, by SAMUEL g. WHITE, ~.
July 20 ~ e .o SS ,TSp,
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Look nj This /!

THOSE in want Of WAGONS Of any description can b.
L furnished with them at the shortest notice.
1TRepairs ON Wagons, in wood or iron made at shon
notice, and In the NEST thorough manner af 1870
Junes dtf H. G. FISH.
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To LEI

- IT HAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP on CENTRAL
F%NA L STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE ofthrty
%& Horse power, Boiler and in perfect order Two
Black Smith Shops and all the usually found
in such an establishment. ssH
The whole will be let together for of years. and
possession given the first Of July next For further par
uculars apply to the subscriber.
BENZ. +. HAYWOOD,
Worcester, June IA. DIFF No i47 Nam Street
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Granite Polish!

PREPARED by DR. w. WEEKS Standsh, Me. warrant
ed to be superior to anything Of the kind before Of
fered to the public for Cleansing and Polishing kinds of
metals, such as Gold, Silver Copper Brass Tin, Britannia
Glass, &c Apply dry, with wash leather wooden
rag T. c. MOORE is the sole Agent for Worcester and it
may be found at his Stand FRoST ST. near the Norwich
railroad wholesale and retail. DIFF MAY IS
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HORSE Shooting

>JA WILL be strictly attended to at the Shop at
I$AA w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
@1 scriber. All persons who have lame prses by fiat
feet false quarters interfering, invited to CALL
believe can give them satisfaction, for think they all
caused by bad lifting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know this from my experience There is difference
between fiat foot and a contracted lootso all
horses should not be shOd alike hot shoe is benefit
the tooth0 had better be kept in the pot than turn
it on the horses loot7-tls is my opinion
ISAAC WO0DCOCK,
Feb 49, dwtf Mechanic Street
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For Sale at a Bargain,
FOR SALE,

III A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem-st
Ens a containing rooms, with good supply of water
1La very desiable place for small family and WILDE
sold cheap-a part Of the purchase remain if desired
Applyto VIM. A. DRAPER & CO
April IS. diff IS Front Street.
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To Farmers Ground Plaster.
HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importation
Ii Of PLASTER, aud having superior facilities" for
grinding the of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
in this vicinity prepared TO furnish fresh and
fine ground in bulk barrels and in any quantity desired
Aug 90 dwu A. & w. ii. harris.
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SHINGLES,

INIE subscriber having received Cargo Of SHINGLES
direct from Bangor, of all the different qualities Is pre
Office at WM. 4. MERRIFIELD's. I
May ~ DIFF EDWIN CHAPLIN. 4
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House Lots for Sale,

OITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply 70 "
- March z. diff Il. e. ABBOTT
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Washing and Cleansing Comnound,

Washing and Cleansing Compound,
Y its all dread of Washing Days removed as hun
- dreds viii testify who have received the benefit of its
within the last three months. Having greatly improve
ed this article, can,wth confidence offer the publ
as SUPERIOR TO other preparation the Kind in
As there many limitations, purchasers will be partcu
lar ask for that made and sold by
flt G. A. & E. HARRINGTON
Worcester, April 20. osif diff so Main Street
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BATHING ApPARATUS,

I HOSE who wish avail themselves of The benefits tc
say nothing of the Injuries of BATHING will find Por.
table, Convenient, Economical apparatus No. &c
Front Street AARON BILLING. +
June Is diff
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Introduction of slaves.

The Fairfield Herald, published at Wins
boro, S. c. Of the 18th instant, makes the fol-
lowing kick at Maryland and Virginia
1--WE have been no less surprised than pleased to
notice the production Of bill into the House Of
Representatives, by Major VIM. S. Lyles, prohib-
ting the introduction Of slaves into this State,
cept by immigrants. Something of his kind should
be passed to prevent the border States from running
their slaves South for sale, who, when freed from
slave property, will doubtless be willing to join
the Northern States in their crusade against the
South and her institutions they to submit to
the iron heel Of oppression as manifested by their
submission TO acts which have already been passed,
denying them the right to participate in the set
Element Of territories which were the common pro-
pcrty of all"
Now, the bill Of Major LYLEs, commended
by the Herald. only proposes to do in South
Carolina what late law, so much complained
of by southern seceders, does in the District OF
Columbia, viz. to prohibit the introduction of
slaves from other States for purposes Of traffic.
ooh, consistency !" sc.
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Agriculture.

Agriculture in all civilized countries is the
leading occupation Of the people. 1t is not only
the main source Of nutriment TO mankind, but
also of the great staples of commerce. 1t is
probable that three fourths Of the entire human
race are engaged in this occupation. 1t is
therefore a subject which invites the attention
Of every thinking man, whether an economist,
statesman, or philanthropist. Improvement in
agriculture imports improvement over field
of boundless extent and unreasonable products
1t is happy omen for mankind that science, SC
long cloistered in the college or the laboratory
has at length taken hold Of the plough, and con
descended to seek glory rather in increasing and
multiplying the blessings and benefits Of man
than in boarding and concealing it's mysteries
II is curious fact that the light Of science
shed upon modern agriculture has sprung from
commerce; of which agricuturists seem to en-
terrain an instructive jealousy. Whatever
praise we may bestow upon the cultivators Of
the soil, il is nevertheless a fact susceptible Of
easy demonstration, that no community Of mere
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Georgia Convention.

We learn by telegraphic despatch from
Georgia that the Convention at Milledgeville
adjourned on Saturday night, after adopting a
report acquiescing in the late action Of Con
gress, and declaring that the perpetuity of the
Union depended upon the faithful execution OF
the Fugitive Slave Law, sc.
The vote on the adoption of the resolution
to the foregoing effect was as follows: yeas 237
nays 10.
There were eight members who did not vote
on the resolution.
The general tone of the Convention is said
to have been firm, hut concilatory.
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must be useful stimulus to youth 10 see how much
honesty zeal, and faihfulness in the discharge oi
duty may achieve. His example will live after
him.
For us it is useful on such occasions TO pause.
and review the career of deceased associate. IL
is kind and courteous it may be even consolatory
to his bereaved widow and children to sec the tri
butte of respect paid to him by those with whom he
was connected here. His colleague has said what
was due to his services in Congress, but language
would fail to express half that due to his pri
vate and public worth. Wholly unprepared, have
brought this poor offering to his memory in the
name of friendship, and leave il TO time and his
beloved constituency to do him justice.
The resolutions were then agreed to
And on motion by Mr.. SHIELDS,
The Senate adjourned.
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o r FICIAL.


TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Sr. Don HEHRIaUE Francisco fall
LON, has been appointed Consul of the Republic
Of Chill, at Boston, in the State of Massach usetts
do hereby recognise him such, and de-
clare him free toexercise and enjoy such functions
powers, and privileges, are allowed TO the
Consuls of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
20 be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 10th of December, A. ID. 1850, and Of
Il. 81 the Independence of the United States of
America, the seventy fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By THE PRESIDENT,
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of Slate.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1850.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1850.
Present as yesterday.
]. J. Coombs. Esq, of Ohio admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this Court.
No 2S. c. J. Gayler ct al, plaintiffs in error, rs.
B. G. Wilder This cause was argued by Mr..
Cuyler for the plaintiffs in error, and by Messrs.
Webster and Staples for the defendant in error.
No 20. S. b. Preston ct al, plaintiffs in error,
cs. Chas. Bracken This cause submitted to
the Court on the record and printed arguments by
Mr. May for the plaintiffs in error, and by MIR.
Walker for the defendant in error.
No 30. John McNuty, plaintiff in error, vs. J..
Batty ct al This cause was submitted to the
Court on the record and printed arguments by Mr..
May for the plaintiff in error. and by Mr. Carlisle
for the defendants in error.
No 81. G. S. Oldfeld, plaintiff in error. Us.
VIM. IL. Marriott. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr. Gill for the plaintiff in or
ror, and continued by Mr.. Attorney General Crit
tenden for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at IL o'clock, A. M.
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FRoM SouTH CARoLfNh.-Tbe Senate Of South
Carolina have passed a bill, by vote of thirty
seven yeas to six nays, calling State Convention
to be held on the first Monday in December next,
the election for which TO take place in October.
The same result was anticipated in the House Of
Representatives, which expected to vote on the
question ON Monday last. Governor MEANS was
also TO be insuguratcd on Monday.
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WASHIN GTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. IS, 1850.
[Ses first page.l
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday after the usual
morning business, appropriate action took place
in regard to the death of the Hon. j. IL. HAIR
MANSON, and then the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. MORSE
announced the death Of his late colleague, Mr..
ment succeeded.
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THr FRsr NroaoEs.--The Albany IN. W Reg
ist,r says:
"The Governor Of South Carolina. in his message
10 the Legislature Of that State proposes the extra
dion of 900 free negroes, which II contains. We
give him fair notice that we shall not receive then
here"
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INDhSA CoSvssTfos.-Ths body has deter.
mined that every Legislative bill shall embrace but
one subject, and thst.erpresscd in t' title; bot If
any subject is embraced in n law not expressed in
ts title, it shal be void only far that surplus
subject is concerned. II has also been determined
that IL shall require majority of the members
elected TO both Houses to pass a law.
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Fororsy.--Henry II Perkins has been arrested
at Richmond for presenting to the Bank Of Yir-
ginia forged note for $4,000, purporting TO be
drawn by Gen. John II. Cooke, and endorsed by
WIN. Gait,
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IMPRovEMEsT IN srrAM.-The New York Cou.
rir mentions an important improvement in steam
by Mr.. Richard Montgomery, Of that city, patent
ed in Europe. IT consists chiefly in forming the
crown of the furnace and the upper portions Of
iues Of futea plates; the metal in this form
great strength, and enables the builder to
thinner plate, and to expose in given space a
more extended and effective surface, with a re-
duced weight
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| tsien is one-tc tenth OF a lang.
I lang is one third ounce avoirdupois.

Elk Gov. WILLIAM PLUnKR, of New Hampshire,
we learn by the Concord Patriot, died at his resi-
dcnce in Epping last week, aged about 81. He
was for many years one Of the most prominent and
influential politicians in the State, and was the
last surviving member Of the Convention that
framed the existing State constitution under which
he lived for So years. Gov. PLUME voted for
John Quincy Adams for President in 1920, being
the only vote against James Monroe in all the
electoral COLLEGES
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Commission ON Claim. against Mexico.

TUESDAY,, DC. II.
The memorial of Alexander H. Cook, Of Lavaca,
claiming for spoliation of property at Demitrs
Landing, Texas, on the Goth March, 1886, being
taken up for consideration, together with all the
proofs and documents connected Herewith The
Board came to opinion that the claim is one not
valid against the Republic of Mexico, and the same
was accordingly not allowed.
Adjourned till IL o'clock, A. NJ. to- morrow.
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We have received the Malta Mail Of the 25th Of
October. It is chiefly occupied with British,
French, and Ottoman naval intelligence, the pre-
parations for the Worlds Fair in London, and va
rious other matters not Of sufficient importance to
he cnnied
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CsNrRAL TAyLoR's real estate in Louisville,
Kentucky, is advertised for sale in the papers Of
that city,
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PslIeeI,,.lIIu.pc-.

usE-E1Er THOMPSON utLp o. BAN ~ $1,000
lotrfdaY afternoon. VIM ". Thompson more com
uonlg tnoun ~ one Eyed Thompson usstEamiuF BE-.
ifre Justice Nuur tfus the oharEH U uauuiactuinE
IN contecfinn 18th Thomas Warner. Torpedo. b'x,
tlisd " h Coubufiihe matter aud Towter which Dos
D. seTed o. have been sent by Thompson 20 the hols
- Ntu'f on she 80 dsy q Msy tsa fot The purpose
81 Destroying the ife e Mrs warner rhompson
waived he tedious process % saining che pro-
scouting Nitncss and submitted a. hi pra sNtmina'
ion Ih maqistrafe then charged him ssto be right
ttet 10 Was % ibrty 90 decline to asaFer
ary question thai might DO put o. him. Thomp'on
then sisted 90 ssH born in tie city Of New YORK.
sm 20 Jtara % age End reside a. 10 re Can street
Ftcokiyn
our.i.an-whst have you Co say reistigs % the
charge made against ycu
.ia.wer am altogether Innocent. have been pre-
vcusly Examined co the chang an auo Der occa ~
aud said on have 70 say hlva nothNg further %
fay ! vss discharged on shat rsamiua'iou.
gHssf 7n Are you acquainted ~ifA san tri Drntyf
.inEir,y--Yes
QstsnoR Have Jon been DO We company It suy
time
.insus, Its. r,y o'rsig
trs.i.n e y a. sou ia SIS -sarfry 90 g. Hieh ai
Nsg 30 1882
.iursrcr.-I hsv, airc.dy returutd aaswer, that 7
decline answering any further question: Under the /
vice o. counsel
hi. last answer closed The staminston. sd bal
80 then fsi 81 suFtict Nnmn'ort 80 ne an fuHt
~ ball II eco Tke Tui0ging persons thea catered
iuto he rtquirtd bends e. Andes lodge ShtriT q
Kings county John Pierce 30 Lrq ia strraf. Brook
IN, Frsneis y. srinois YorE ftrtet .ut bisha ~
Mefriil grocer, lss trobt street Br0tklyn
1hs bond VS. signed ~ 81 flrr ~ 'he Awe ntv
psfssps, sna 1homppn vas jischs rget irov su~ az
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ts,x.e orNspssssntaiivt..

N,rHi~orrv, sept -, 1850
Heuss IN Committee ofths Whole on the s.ats
81 iheUsion resumed The oousiderAiicn q The
saw rruorunrtev Hftt.
The amendments to abo N nosgips " The navy
except 10 casss where courts marJisi are held, aud
ts sst en.s if not carrits into eject untn t~enty
our hours si.sf iuogmsn and sboiishius the spihi
rsiiob, and siving communication Of ave cents per
lsy We further -msnt a b. adding "thst vine snd
sIJsns n ire slfn MT " I'D ~ or,rs On ship
Aosrd while IN SotulI ss.soe sxerpt medicine, TO
NJ Tsaw-sey. ofvlss. Offered q subst,tste f9r the
love g. ptsc - " 81 thst Hoesins eha be here
liter sDoilshefin ths naval ssrrtse.
pr crsstrv. clsrtJ 20 amrHdmeut suth rizing the
~rfttatg ~ Lhg Navy eater iuto contrast sh hfy
m CowPsIy, ior bsudius tur-s steamships 90 ran
eta .n the Jhiea stalss aud the coast 70 Alfioa.
~ sa~fs. tIern Ecaa.. raised tas question tAss
vn1 rrt ia order
she Cptrtfv ruled tiat twas
hr Josts apreslod. and the commitiee tefusei 90
..i sin che cbau Apes 40. noes &C.
~ DtseTov Ctul ~ ~ offered ~ amendment,
rtich rs r'ct y that The ohrsls ~ tue late Texas
aty D. Incorporated ilto tbst q ths uutoa States
VIZ hvtrs CHG % Ha. srsln offered su amend
.snt o. ssc,ish anltN r.ti NJ
Mr u,asaau. t-ouJ 81 N u moved 10 amend. ~
Iolituug clDcots ifom the uso Of Iaor except a.
medicine.
30 sick - tle ltudment b. adopted
Nr NttHgss, (dgn Of fsIn, maVc1 prCviso.
hat ust ~ 'han cue dose stau te glninislered .
fbs ,ss. tsoitao vas adopted and thea the entire
.fleudritnt vra rejected.
NJ FT.-e8s lacm y ~ fenn offered en- amcu6nasnt
.apofit tffs she uautical part OF the Americas 80.
, nar riail recognise the ncri tsn % Grtru~ioh aud
rrnasirsl iea vug out tie gsogra thiosl part, email
i, In, r..rId az q WashTgtcn. Agreed 70, ~ ayes
vr .s,'~ ITEM offered a. amsaimsas pay.
"a. tcr srvicss connected win observatory
slt MM.LLsN (ism d Va esn1emned u IS tE'