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BY THE PERSIA.

ST.. JOINS, n f., Nov. 3-via SackvilIe,
Nov. o. The steamer Persia, from Liverpool
Saturday, Oct. q, via Queenstown Oct Is,
arrived off Cape Race at P. N, Sunday.
Her advices are two days later than those re-
ceived by the Adriatic.
The steamship Arago, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the 18th, and the
Glasgow at Liverpool the same day. The
Canada, from Boston and Halifax, arrived at
Liverpool, Oct. q.
Affairs in Italy remain unchanged. The
Warsaw mutiny terminated on the 26th OF
October
A vague and unreliable report prevailed
that the principle OF European congress was
agreed upon. 1t was reported that the Aus.
TRAN government had proposed mediation
with France lor a pacific solution OF tile Italian
question.
the position of the hostile forces in Italy
were literally unchanged, Some details OF the
voting on the question of annexation confirm
the previous reports that the result was al
most unanimously i'll layOr~ OF annexation.
The British legion III Italy, among GalbaldlS
forces, mad smart encounter with the royal
lists at Capua, and were victorious, with loss
OF SIX men killed and thirty wounded.
Spain had withdrawn its ambassador from
Turn, leaving its affairs in the hands OF
Charge.
The text of the Russian note to Sardinia,
protesting against her course in the affairs OF
Itaiy, and ordering the Russian legation 10 re-
tire, is published 1t is very strong in its
tone.
Ii is stated that the English admralis going
to Gaeta for the purpose OF protecting the
flight OF the king OF Naples
An imperial decree raises the price of to-
bacco in France ~ per cent. The emperor
Napoleon has had Il military council, relauvetU
the formation OF new plan OF an army OF
reserve. All the marsllals attended.
The OpInione Natl0nale, at Turin, has
caused considerable sensation IN all quarters,
by publishing an article branding the Warsaw
meeting us nothing but a conspiracy on tie
part OF the governments represented there
against France, and also Charged England
with being gO,between.
The same Journal gives report that the
government of Austria proposes to negotiate
with France for pacific solution OF the llal
ian gu stion. She Will resort to arms with
the cuuntenance OF her new allies.
The Warsaw meeting abruptly adjourned
on the Doth, owing TO the illness OF the dow
aver empress OF Russia. The royal parties
aud their ministers held conference on the
18th. Nothing authentic transpired, but Il
statement was afloat that the principle OF a
European congress was adopted.
VIENNA, Oct. 20.-An order has been IS
sued 10 prepare for the coronation OF Francis
Joseph as king OF Hungary next spiing. War
like preparations are being extensively III
creased on the Mincio.
LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH TO
QUEENSTOWN Liverpool, Oct. 2o.-Cotton.
Sales of cotton, yesterday, 5000 bales, mclud
. ing 1000 to Spectators and exporters, the
market closing quiet, but steady. BreadstufS
were quiet, but steady. Provisions quiet
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From the Boston Traveller. oct S.

BURGLARIEs IN NEwBURYPoRr.-KILL
OF ONE OF THE misunderstanding the last
ten days, several dwelling houses in Newbury
| port have been forcibly entered in the night
| time, and silver ware and other vauabes to a
| considerable amount, in one case about $500
/ worth, taken. The robberies were evidently
| perpetrated by some one skilled in the know
ledge of silver, as in every instance plated
articles, though in some instances of excel
| lent workmanship and mixed among the silver
ware. were rejected. City Marshal Westcott,
one OF the most vigilant and effective officers
in the country, has been on the alert to detect
the perpetrators, but the moonlight nights
have )erated 10 foil his outside arrangements,
and on Sunday evening he detailed sixteen
picked men, who were sworn in for duty,
armed with muskets loaded with buck shots,
and stationed in such houses as he anticipated
would most likely be entered by the burglars.
Soon after midnight, the son of Marshal West
colt, who was stationed in the house of Mrs
Wood, on High street, heard some one outside
trying the doors and windows, and kept him.
self very quiet, but the women in the cham.
bers above, also hearing the noise, became
alarmed, and threw open their doors, so that
the gas lights shining brightly into the hall
below doubtless alarmed the burglar, and lie
left Mr. Westcott, however, continued at
tentively on the watch, and about an hour af-
forwards heard the discharge OF gun in the
neighborhoOd, and left the house, passing
along High street, until he reached the house
of Mrs. Wills, where he saw man in the
front yard, and, upon challenging him, found
him to be Deputy Sheriff Worcester Smith,
who had been stationed in Mrs. Wills house,
and who told him he had just fired at man
who hal forced himself into a window, but
that he had escaped. The watchmen then
started together to see if they could
find any trace OF the robber After
looking round a while they heard groans
in the low ground, about one hundred
yards in the rear of the house, and proceeding
there, found the man, who had fallen from the
effect OF his wounds Not knowing how badly
he was hurt, Mr. Westcott stopped and held
his head, while Sheriff Smith went for a wheel
barrow upon which to carry him to the watch
house. While the sheriff was absent, Mr.
Westcott questioned the robbei, who refused
to disclose his name, but admitted having
been the one who had entered the house OF
Mrs. Stone, on State street, the night pre-
yious, and that OF Mr. Papanti, on Broad
street. several nights before, and told where
he had secreted the articles which had not yet
been sold Upon the return of Sheriff Smith
the man was carefully removed and placed
upon a whcelharrow, bu. before they reached
t. watchhOuse with him he did. He proves
to be a light mulatto, a stranger in the town,
about 80 years DID, and hitherto unsupported.
He has taken his meals at the Franklin House
more or less Of the time tor a week or two
past, where he registered his name as james
f. Pickering, from California. The charge
OF shot entered his breast
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FATAL AFFRAY IN NEW HAvEN.-At M
early hour Saturday morning, a party Of Yale
students had a controversy with some IF the
town boys, during which one of the latter,
Geo. S. Stafford, was struck twice by a slung
Shot and stabbed in the abdomen. His inles.
tines were cut and modification ensded. lie
died Sunday evening, Three OF the students
Nelson A. Baldwin of Newark (medicai), w.
ii. McCollogh OF Albany (lawl, and John Bel
den UNDERGRADUATE were arrested on the
spot by the police and congned in the station
house. Bcden, who is supposed to have in
tlicted the knife wound, belongs in New
York. He was at school in Durham year
or two since, and while there paid his address
es to a Miss Louisa Hale. SOOu after forming
her acquaintance he asked her mother for her
hand, and while the worthy lady had gone TO
consult her father in relation to the eXpediency
of an acceptance, BeIden stepped out, ar.
ranged the prelimnaries of license, etc, aud
married the girl before the mothers return.
1t was considered quick work by the good
people of Durham,-but John was fast boy
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known that there is 10 treaty existing be-
tween the United States and Chill, and has
not been since 1850. Flagg's Commercial
Regulations, prepared at the state department,
and published by authority of congress, state
that the treaty of 1884 is still in force, but an
examination, recently, at the state department,
has resulted in asccrtaining that such is not
the tct. Chill, in 1919, gave the twelve
months notice, according to the 3lst article, of
which both the treaty and the subsequent CON
venion are ended.
The survey of the boundary between Wash.
'ngton territory and the British provinces
will, it is expected, be complete during the
present year. The San Juan question will
practically come before the governments on
the respective reports of the. commissioner of
each nation in relation to that disputed power.
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New YORK, Nov. s. The steamship Adri
attic. from Southampton 18th ult. has arrived.
Adyces tr IN Italy state that Garibaldi had
entered Capua.
At the Newmarket races Mr. Ten Broeck's
"IJmpire" beat tom Bovine, " in match for
one thousand soveregns.
TIE recent census in Russia shows a popu-
Istion Of 79,00O,OO0.
1t is reported that the papal puncio at Mad
rid has RENTED within a few days 10000 reals
70 the Pope, raised by the Bishops General
Llmoriciere will return to France Enlist
ments for the papaI army have ceased. 1t is
said that the ambassadors of Prussia Spain,
and Portugal, are preparing to quit Turin.
The vote in Sicily was almost unanimous for
annexation. Victor EmmaGlel was to he in
Naples on the 18th ult. The proclamation of
the vote on annexation in Naples was to be
made on the 2Jth.
The papal nuncio had left Paris in conse.
auence of orders from Rome. A despatch
from Ancona says that the vote on annexation
has been decreed TO be taken on the 4th and
9Th OF November.
The English squadron had left Syria for the
Adriatic. Two French vessels OF war remained
at Beyrout. Ii is reported that great agitation
prevailed in Damascus, and that threats had
been made against the christians in couse.
QUCICt Vi tuG val tdAs RAUL dSIld lau re-
turned there.
The new charter by the Emperor of Austria
acc0rdS a court OF chancery TO Hungary, the
chancellor of which is to be a member OF the
Ministry. The number of the members of the
Reichrath is to be Increased to one hundred by
councillors elected by the provisional diets
The constitutional institutions of Hungary are
to berc established. The Hungarian language
is to be the official language All financial
matters are to be subject to the approval OF the
Reichrath.
The University of Pesth is to be reopened
The abolition OF personal service due to land
lords and OF the exemption Of mobiles from taxes
is confirmed. The representation OF all classes
OF the country in the Legislature and admins
tratlon is to be established as a principle. The
Hungarian diet is to be convoked without de-
lay, and the emperor will then be crowned
KING OF Hungary. Similar constitutional in
situations are TO be granted to Pennsylvania.
General Benedek has been appointed com.
manIer in-chef of the army in Italy.
The EmperOr'S charter was tavOrably re-
ceived. Pesth and Buda were Illuminated by
order of the municipalities.
The latest Warsaw dispatch says the princ-
pie of European Congress has been adopted
1t is confirmed that Austria has 100000 men
in Verona alone. Mantua and Peschiera are
likewise stsongly garrisoned,
The Pope has assured the representative of
France at Rome that he has"nO intention OF
leaving that city. An article in the COnsttu-
tionnel, semi-otficial, defines that part OF Napo-
leon in Italy as that OF nonintcryention, and |
argues for the settlement OF an organized Italy |
by Congress
LATEST MARKETS. Liverpool. Friday. |
Cotton - sales 500 bales, the market closing |
quiet but steady.
Breadstutfs dull and unchanged.
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Guosrs ON THE RA1LRoAD.-The queer

GHosrs on THE RAILRoAD.-The queer
sights It night ON the Chicago and Burlington
Railroad still continue. An engineer on tile
road says that as he was approaching Gales
burg, few nights since, he suddenly saw
woman standing upon the track, about ten
feet ahead of the engine. The train was at
full speed, and, Of course, could not be stopped.
The engineer remarked to the persons on the
engine that that was the first person he had
ever killed during his railroad experience
Arriving at the depot he sent men and lights
back to the spot where he saw the woman,
but no sign or trace of anything was there,
There was no body, no blood, no marks upon
the track. Next morning the search was re-
newed, with no better success. 1t Is said that
lights have been seen, lighting several acres
OF land, with the brilliancy of MONDAY.
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Autttons.
NTORTGAGEE'S SALF-Bv Writ,

Nj ORTGAGEEfS SALE.-Bv virtue of
.AtA a power Of sale, contained in a Mortgage Deed
given by Luther spring ID William p Daniels dated
the 18th day fseptember 1855 orded in the Registry
Deeds, book So, page ISL and assigned by said VIM
Daniels David NJ Pitts the 18th dav OF April, 1856
corded nb0ok $50 page SO and by said Pitts assigned
the 10Th day Of October 1880 The conditions Of said
mortgage having been broken. shall in pursuance Of the
power and authority given in said mortgage sell at Public
Auction, the premises the FIRST day OF December
next at O'Clock the following described premises,
being the described in said mortgage to wit one
ter bounded and described follows, to witt beginning
at point the nurtherlv side Of Pleasant street
hundred and twenty feet from the westerly side Of Palma
street, formerly called Russell street. thence running
westerly by said Pleasant street fty-fve feet to land
now formerly Of Ebrdgc G. Partridge thence running
northery bv land formerly said Partridge, and
arael with said Palma street. hundred and twenty
feet thence easerly BY said Partridges ani hftyfye
feet to land formerly OF SOlOman Putnam thence south
cry BY land now formerly of said Putnam hun
bred and twenty feet to the place of beginning
nORCAS DANIELS, Mortgage.
Worcester, Oct. % 1860. d3sTus $50
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From Virginia.

RIcHMoSD, Va, Nov. 5.-Co Dimmock,
commandant of the state armory, left for
Washington tonight, to purchase arms for the
state, b. order of the governor. Political ex-
citememt is high. Washington is an odd
place for the purchase of arms and, if it were
otherwise, we cannot see that Col. Dimmock's
mission to Washington would be of sufficient
interest to anybody out of Virginia to be tele-
graphed all over the country.
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Heron SHoorING.-On Thursday after
noon, Mr. Wanton w. Borden, while out gun
ming shot heron, on the shore of the North
Waiuppa pond, near the Narrows. 1t meas
ured six feet from the extremites OF It's
wings. and five feet from its toes to its bill
This kind OF bird is rarely seen in this vicin-
wall Riuer NetcS.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, Nov. 5-Increase of loans,
Sl,S7l, 1856; decrease Of specie, S603 COS; in.
crease OF circulation, $500, 800 increase OF net
deposits, sl6l 1884.
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DIED.
...---.-.. N.n..aatI Alicn L. Mirck. Ia Nemrs. 10

-, prircc,on Noyath Alice L. Mrlck, Il yenrs, 10
days. - =, ,,a,,or SNOW oged d. only
,Iu,I ~ Cbnrc,, and Samantha snow. lie was young
MN of strict integrity, was known TO DC sull{ ~
mean act lie was dutilul and aiecl9hate SON. 'uS
Las nasseA from ehrth one OF us most looIe ools
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CROCKERY, GLASS,
AND
F r e n @ H III n A

Edwards Sons celebrated Dale Hall Crockery
IIaviland Bros & Co.'S French Porcelain.
Cut and Common Glass Ware.
am now in receipt of the above Goods for Fall
Trade embracing many new styles, and of superior
quality.
Ny stock Of
Rogers Bros Plated Goods
J. Russell & Co.'S superior Green River Cutlery,
AIeriden Britannia Ware,
Tea Trays, Table Mats, Call Bells,
And fact every article required furnish the table
in first shape is very complete. and my prices
will be very low.
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for SALE or 90 Eet.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.

~ SEE FIRST PAGE.
- FOR SALE-A genteel residence,
Xii located sunny Side consisting Of two story
.4A.Azdweing house. nearly new containing ten rooms
with all modern improvements, and land with
barn thereon. Inquire OF r. HENRY, the premises
Terms easy. d4w o5
- HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
Iii WARD street.-The subscriber would call atten-
=AAtioH to the desirable Estate (aifoning his
own residenceJ which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms. The house built under his own
direction by experienced wOrkmen and any one wishing
. purchase nice house will do well to examine the
premises. ALFRED WYMAN
worcester, Sept IS, 1850. 90 d2m
% o.. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The sub
Ej scrlber offers for sale two-story Double House
sand Barn, together with the Lot, containing 1850
rect OF land situated ON the of Russell and Pleasant
streets The house Is large and well arranged three
teenents, ana is in good repair, having been newly
painted and papered throughout. As the owner has
removed from the CITY, it will be sold at a bargain.
large portion o. the purchase money remain on
mortgage For further particulars inquire of LEWIS
TiAHER, ESQ, Room No. back Of the Post Office.
A. J. BROWN,
sep3 d2tawkw3m SO Liberty street, New York
JAMES R. PIERCE gives especial atten
~ tion to the and renting of Houses Stores &C.
also, to general collecting. distf mch22
TO LET-Store No. 10 Exchange street.
Il Inquire Of Ii. BLISS.
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MARRIED.

I, Attleborn' lst inst, John c. Douglas Of Leaven
worth X t. to Ellen r., daughter OF wizard houii'soI
Fan
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Urn Ooo0s.

1lrn Ooo0s.
OPENING OF CHOICE GOODS.
ATTENTION, LADIES'
You attention VIC call to our well selected stockof
FASHIONABLE, DESIRABLE And SEASONABLE
G. GOD $.
our Store is well stocked with goods.
To our stock of
EhBROIDERIES AND SPLENDID LACE GOODS,
we specially call your attention.
200 French Embroidered Sets, and Double
Jaconct and French Lawn Embroidered Sets in ex
guisiie patterns, the hanIsomest goods ever seen in
French Embroidered Collars, in new patterns
and designs. Also, magnificent selection Real
Point Lace Collars and sets Real Applique Lace Col
lars and Sets
Elegant Valenciennes Lace Collars and Sets
Thread and Maltese Lace Collars, Sets, and
Handler. hieis to match, at unheard Of low prices
375 boz. Embroidered Handkerchefs, from
Auction from SOC up to 81, which we warrant to be
worth double the money.
Real Vaencienn5s Laces and Insertings, in
exquisite patterns Real Black and White Thre'd
Laces, Real Black and White Maltese Laces.
Real Thread Lace Wells, Coiiures, and Barbs.
Also French and English Lace Wells at unheard
OF low prices. Also an immense as'or mcnt Of Rich
Cambria and l.uslu Collars and sets at halt the usu
al prices
Cambria and Dimity Bands, Cambria Edgings
andInsertings' Infants Robes, Waists and Caps,
Rich Embroidered Ladies Breakfast Caps, new
Travelling Sets japanese Sets and Prince Of Wales
Sets, Rich Embroidered White Lace Caps.
broidcries place examine stock and you will find
them at reasonable prices.
Our Dress Trimming Department
is by far the best assorted ofany in the city, and you will
always find the choicest goods at our store
New Novelties in Cloak Trimmings, viz: Rich
Crochet Berthas with Crochet Trimmings to match,
Crochet Frnges in new Patterns &c, &c.
Ladies, we have superb article of Kid Gloves.
w "siIa GveTy p"F 10 OT so,g SgCig, 9 Rth
er kinds Of Gloves well as Hosiery.
Ladies' Under Vests and Drawers, and Fancy
Wooden Goods We will sell Ladies' AMI Misses
Hosiery OF every descriptions at very low prices.
We have the largeststOck and best quality of C0rsets
at reduced prices.
We have received over 200 pairs of Embroid-
cred slippers in new designs and Fancy Worsted
Goods, and all other goods pertaining to the worsted
depal tlnent shall complete throughout the season.
Beautiful Needle Books, Lamp Mats, Hair
Nets and Melted Coffures Of every variety at very
low prices and thread store articles of every kind.
$50 Doz Ladies' and Gents Linen Handker-
chiefs, at unhearl Of low prices by the quantity.
GROSS, STRAUSS 81 CO.,
15e Main street,
And 33l Washington doors North of westst, Boston
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From Washington.

wAsmlScroS, Nov. At is not generally
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EMBROIDERIES AND SPLENDID LACE GOODS,
we specially call your attention.

2OO French Embroidered Sets, and Double
Jaconct and French Lawn Embroidered Sets, in ex
quisiie patterns, the hanlsomest goods in
this city
, 1860-03-05
Additional from the Wreck OF the
ffuuEuffnns
MONTREAL, Match 3.-The following was re-
cesyed by the Hungarian's agent here last ere

Additional from the Wreck OF the
Hun:uf1nns
MONTREAL, Match 3.--The following was re-
ceiyed By the Hungurians agent here last cye-
ming:
BAnRsSGroS, March 3.
TO Ednonston, I41len Il: Co.: have arrived
from Haccaro light house. 1 went over twelve
miles Of the coast. NoSmorc bodies hare been
found. Three trunks hare been found. One be-
longing to Margaret Robertson, Montreal; one
to Robert Martin, Toronto; one to ". X. Crocker,
Norwich, Conn. found q quantity Of goods at
Baccaro and Point Latour, but not 6 package
whole. also found one boat undamagcd. From
the appearance Of the goods. ] don't think it
advisable to keep the schooner here longer.
tloyd's agent advises The goods to be sold here,
they being so badly damaged. The goods are
spread over space Of about seventy miles, and
being Of so many kinds there will lie much DIFF
ficulty IN collecting them The surveyors have
not Jet given IN their report.
{Sigued) A. CnAwFoRD.
Tue following is liet Of the passengers
booked for the Hungarian, ut tic agencies Of
the Grand Trunk Railway in England:
Mr.. Hyatt, Of Sherbrookc, one adult, first
class; Slr. chi1ds, Dowmanvllle, two adults aud
one infant, second cless: Mr. Evans, Montreal,
two adults, first class; Sfr. Stuart, Montreal,
first class; Mr.. Balmer, Montreal, two adults,
first class; Mr.. Wilson, Toronto, one adult, Grst
class;. nr. Richardson, Toronto, two adults,
second class; Mr.. Morrison: Toronto, one adult,
second class; Mr.. Shank. Toronto, one adult,
second class; Ar. Woods. Cornwall. one adult,
first class Mr. Bartlett, Quebec, one adult, Sec
ond class; Mr. Samagono, Niagara Falls, two
adults, first class; Mr. Tagy, Milwaukee, one
adult second cfass
, 1860-03-05

BIZ Tx1xaRAra.] Erw Yonk. Marcl. 3.
F1ora-Tbcrel. better HON. trade demand. and the
m.tket my be quoted fully g. be'ios. good aad choice
oE sss Es aa s1 stss &C. e It
o3o for super westtrn &5tOQ53 or common to medium
eat1a do. . 9a60s for common t, good shipping brands
ss!s round ho.p s,h!o ,ua,.st closing drm Canadian
saes -so urls At e5..0@30 choice exua.
m:derae Ifques It sls:Hals5 per cwt- Corn nea,
Wu-xr-Du and dropping Sales ..obss at eskxsax
fAtT-saes 100 raekx Jtdr g Darius at t115x aud
e,1h0 AsLtons onp.1,
GaAts-WA Ae.i hrmer Will, butter de7and for milling;
the nrreaed by holders materially checks b.
sues saea $500 tu fair Chicago Spring el Il store
and 500 bu far eood while Catadlzn l.50@
ci very nn t&c; salcs II o0o bu tarata Eat
CornmArkct quiet aud unchanged small 2les at
nxw willie au yellow Oats plenty aud duh at 4iG1 for
Ilors-Dutl: small saes ii st7,s as in qualify.
1l1prssu!e quiet at tot Kio Gtands AID 96:3e
T. r western slaughter.
IaoE-Narket STEADY.
TALLaw-tism; sales z, 900 Ms pHIae at 11@11ic-.
lRuplsiuss-P0r: without special change AMI demand
moderate Sales 800 hbls vi els fir old 1ncss 41t9
for nsx nef. q; 20 for e!d rrt, end tls7y4 g
for c"inry prime 9a for sEl0. 20 FIR
quiet q 13c for State Lie LOT Weesn Dressed legs dull
a for Shoulder; 9HGex III Hams. Bacon hi14.
Sale. li bo1es city cut shut nbb-d Mddcs lug Lard
dun aud heavy bb1s l0aiK and small lots
OAio. Chcese quiet AMI tim at 1l6tlic.
t;koCEE1ks.-euEar tteaty. Sacs et0 hhds Cuba at ska
sHc Cudee A1n hut g1itt Sales :0 bags Nalacaino
esl:He 100 u. l;c Ws tas " sa'ea Of 10 r
s1asts:- I'd board generally shade hete. Eric 4th,
III ha:n IT, n r ts Ii fse'as sa a s t;h| 4 ~
Gil l. l, CT.