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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,
" WAsH1N0rOHt ID. o., Dot 81, 1872,
Ga the petition OF ISAAC A, HHD6Eh, Of It, LGuiai
Mo-, praying for tho extension OF patent granted
70 him 90 tho i.t day q February, 1872, for an
improVsm emit 10 MlllA for Grinding Dane, 40:
IL ordered that the testimony 10 tho case be closed
the Blst day Of December neIt thai the tins for
minE ArirumSnta and the HAMMERS report be
limited 10 the lOtl day Of JAnuATy neat, and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of JAbuaTJ
noIt.
An! person may oVgoSS this extension. --,--
noVlA1p ~. ". t.MAaUhT'f. Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Bors' SCHOOL SUITS,
Boys Dress Suits, At
A. SAKs n Co. 8, $40 seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
A Jon LOT.
A job Lot.

A Jon LOT.
A job Lot.
Medium Weight OyercOAts,
Tno, 10 .. Sg 500 without regard TO value
Now selling at t7.
The same prOpOrtlonAto reduction throughout
the Stock.
This IL "a job Lot. We have not over 100 on
hand. A. SASS 4 Co,
$40 Seventh street.
Ron PANTALooNs, FoR
DTess PanialOUns business
Wear, PantaOOns, Wear,
EIsEMAN Il BHo'a,
sos Seventh street, May BuildiDg,
rKlss SUiTsr COATS CrTrN
ptsts SuilS Stanley,
DItts suits, Ale1iF,
DTsss sdIts, Prince Arthur,
DTest suits and Grand Duke,
DTels suits st, Nicholas
Dress suits, styles at
A. SAKs Il co.'s, 3l6 Seventh street.
OKpIR DEPARTMENTS Second FIooT.-NeW
ROldG, iOfeiRD and domestic, OF desirable styles
recently added, at reduced prices. One price
No, AlO Seventh street Northwest,
orr as, ALL Wool, FINE
Blue Beaver uycrcOat
Is the
most seryIosablo,
most drGsayr
and "Dest worth the money VI any garment
a. sAKs Co., 8ls Seventh street
OyRa GOATS IN ALI STYLES AND FABMos
from o. ~ e8O, at EIsKHAH d BRo.B
90 seventh street, May Building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

The Washington Clty savings Hank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DE.
posts can DO made and drawn at will.
FIRST GLASS OyERCoATa,
fiTFt Class UVeTcOatE,
fiTst Class OyeTeOAtE,
flIft Glass OySnoatE,
A. SAKB & CO.'S,
a, SakS COS,
A. Saks y Co.'S,
A. SakG cos,
$40 seventh atTeet
3l6 Seventh street.
$40 Seventh street.
$40 Seventh street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

LOWELL, Oct. 21.-rhis morning about two
O'Clock wooden building on the corner Of
WOrthen and Market streets, and owned Dy the
heirs OF John Waugh aud Abjah Pierce, caught
fire and was considerably damaged. The build
Ing was occupied by Matthews & Lake, grocers,
John Fields, mineral water manufacturer, and
Jacob Nichols, household furniture The for.
mer estimates his damage at $1,000; insured in
the Etna of Hartford tor S2500 John Fields
puts his loss at about $1,000; insured in the Ma
tOna Of Bangor Tor $500. Jacob Nichols esti.
mates bis loss at $1,000, on which he has an in
surance oil S5OO0-S2500 in the Peoples of Wor-
cester, Phoenix Of ,ooklyn $1,000, and $500 IN
the HOlyoke Of Salem. The part OF the building
owned by the heirs OF John Waugh was insured
Tor $1,000, and it is thought that the damage
VIII approximate that amount. The fire is
thought to have originated in the rear part OF
the building, occupied by Mr.. Fields as a bar
room.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 21.-The house and
ouIbuildings OF Frank Rand at West Salisbury
with portion OF the contents, were burned early
yesterday morning. Loss $1,000. There was
good insurance.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. q. The Alpine house,
at Gorlam, N. II, was destroyed by fire to-day
1t caught from defect in the chimney. Value
about $4,000.
TACOMA, N. H., Oct. 21.-Johu C. Davis
dwelling house, in Clifford was burned this at
ternoon; insured in WATERFOWL, N. Y, COM
pany.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 21.-A fire at 70 O'Clock
tonight III Campbel's wool warehouse caused
damage Of probably three or four thousand
dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-J & II. Hoarveys
flour and feed store, FOrtv-eighth street and
Darby road, was burned tonight. Loss heavy.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE .wOROEsTER DAILY sPE
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct 91.-Steamer Batavia, from
Blackwell for River Rhine, collided with an I'M
known vessel, and was so seriously injured that
she soon after sunk. All on board were saved
except two persons, who went down with the
steamer.
The government has questioned the right of
registration for TRANSMISSION abroad through
the mails to Bradlaugh's Journal,
The press generally praise the efforts of the
American board of trade to procure reciprocity
Of tade with Canada, and are of opinion that
tue success OF the treaty OF Washington has led
to this action.
The gallery of a circus at Sheffield gave way
tonight while filled with spectators, and was
precipltated on the heads of those below. 1t is
reported that seventy persons were injured by
tie accident and in the panic which ensured.
Tue steamer Mary, of Leirh, while off that
port ran into the baique Caroline Marier, OF and
from Gottenburg. The latter filled and sunk a
few moments after the collision, and eight other
crew were drowned.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.-Radical candidates have been
elected TO the assembly in the departments of
Colvados and IndIe Ell Loire.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct 2t.-The insurgents who es-
capped from Ferrol fed in all directions, pursued
by troops. About five hundred were captured
without the shedding of blood, as they offered
no further resistance. The remainder have dis
appeared in the mountains.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Oct. 21.-The American fleet sailed
to-day for Cadlz. The king and queen visited
the fleet, Saturday, and lunched on board the
flagship. On Sunday Admiral Alden and the
captains Of the squadron dlned at the palace,
aud were most cordially entertained by the king
and members Of the royal family.
SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Oct q Rev Jean Henri Merle
D'Auhigne, the celebrated historian OF tbs refor-
nation. died suddenly to-day IN this city, He
was rs years OF age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Judge Barrett to-day
denied the application Of the fire commissioners
for mandamuS to compel the city controller 10
pay to them whatever acquisitions they made
for the fire department.
The committee of seventy tonight endorsed
the nominations of VIM. Havemeyer for
mayor, Noah Davis for supreme court Of JUS
tice, and Hooper c. Van Worst for judge OF the
superior court.
Judge Brady to-day said he would announce
his decision Wednesday on the motion to quash
the indictment against Tweed IN the court Of
over and terminer.
Schooner Louisa Of Dennis, Me-, was damaged
considerably to-day by collision with ferry
boat in the East river.
1t is stated that speculation grocers have adj
vaneed table butter five cents per pound since
Saturday.
Lottie Stanton. who was beaten nearly TO
death by Dempsey, the alderman, at six O'Clock
to-day was pronounced out of danger, and her
brutal aSsailant was released on bail
The board bill Of the jurors in the Stokes case
is S1t08.
The Norwegians renewed the oath of allie
sinnce to their new king at the consulate to day.
The rumorS that an indictment was found
against ex.Sherff O'Brien are untrue.
Ludwig hrehs, the German iOrger, was to-day
remanded for eXtraditiOn.
Tweed did not appear IN court to-day, but his
friends again say that he will be present tO-mor-
row
The trial of john Rogers, for the murder of
Policeman Donahue in Brooklyn, commenced
to-day
Two commissioners of the new court house
are reported as indicted by the grand jury for
completely with the ring frauds
The SiXtieth anniversary of the City Guard
was celebrated to-day by parade and ban
quet
President Grant and Senator Wilson visited
the republican headquarters this afternoon.
The police have been instructed 10 assist the
supervisors in verifying the registration Of
voters.
The gold board to-day elected C. 0 Morris
president, T. A. Hoyt and F. F. b. Park vice
presidents, w. P. Westcott secretary, and R. l..
Edwards treasurer.
the old JOHN Allen dance house, in Water
street, was reopeued to-day by religious ser,
wees, in hopes of another revival in that de-
graded quarter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

The Bostons beat the Mutuals at Philadelphia
yesterday, 10 to Z.
The latest advices from Idaho represent a
general Indian outbreak imminent Recently
large nuu berS Of cattle have been driven of and
many ranchers shot at.
The steamship saragossa, at Savannah, from
Baltimore, reports the ship Energy, from Hunt
ING Island, Oct 20, dismasted The captains
wife and part Of the crew were taken off. The
ship will probably be a total loss.
1t is reported that another change in the In
dian policy Of the government is impending.
meeting OF business men was held al the
Chicago chamber of commerce yesterday to con
sder the question of a reissue of grsenbacks.
vote in opposition to that policy was passed
aud request was made TO Secretary Boutwell,
TO continue the sales of gold and the purchase
of bonds.
Some i've thousand persons will to-day par
uclpate IN demonstration against the enforce
ment OF the Sunday liquor law in Chicago.
During the past week the wife of Horace
Greeley has been lying at the point of death,
and can survive but a few days. air. Greeley
constantly remains at her side, and of course
cannot meet the demand for his presence in
various parts of the country.
Some excitement was caused in Wheeling,
W. Va, Saturday evening last, by run on the
German savings bank of that city by the de-
positors. Some misunderstanding about the
endorsement of clerk was the cause All de.
mands were promptly met, and Yesterday the
directors published a card, holding themselves
individually and collectively responsible for all
deposits in their bank.
Detective Howard was arrested yesterday on
an indictment aiding CHIEF of Police McWil-
liams of Jersey City, alleged TO be concerned in
the First national bank burglary, TO escape from
the deputy sheriff few days since. The trial
OF McWllliams and detective Doyle will COM
mence on Thursday.
The Philadelphia board of trade passed the
following resolution last nights Resolved, that
the Philadelphia board of trade deprecate any
such expansion of currency as that proposed in
the reissue OF forty-lour millions Of legal ten
ders, and would advocate every suitable means
for the resumption OF specie payments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
Regntln IA, Rnlrimnrn.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 1.-The regatta this
afternoon on Potapsco river was witnessed by
fully 1000 persons, majority Of whom were
ladies. The first race was between the New
York rowing club and the crew of the Aerial
club OF this city. The starting point was a flag
stake short distance below Fort MCHenry, and
the course down the river a mile and a half
to stake boat and return, making the distance
three miles.
lhe boats started at four O'Clock the New
York crew pulling forty and tue Aeriel thirty
nine strokes. For the first half mile the boats
we've pulled nearly abreast, when the seat of the
stroke oar of the Aeriel boat slipped, by which
accident the crew lost three strokes and The
New Workers shot ahead The Aeriel crew soon
iegained their stroke, spurted ahead and PASSED.
slightly in advance of the New Workers. From
this pointto the turning stake the race was
most exciting, the boats keeping well together.
Both turned about the same time, and the race
home was holly contested, the New York boat
reaching the starting point four Myths in adj.
vance, Time, seventeen minutes fourteen Sec
onds. Aeficl's time was eighteen minutes,
The second race was between the three Balti-
more clubs-the undine, HHirondeIie. and
crew No. two OF the Aeriel, In six cared out
rugged gigs, over a two mile course. The race
was won by the Undine club; time, Is minutes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
COUNTY NEWS.

REPRESENTATIVE NoMINATIoNs.-The sec
retaries OF republican, democratic and liberal
conventions, called for the purpose of nominat-
ing representatives to the general court, will
confer favor by sending the names of the rep
resentatives nominated in full to this office, by
mail, as soon ter the meetings as possible.
Herbert II. White of Leominster, has taken
out patent for an ice creeper
The Irish Catholics Of Blackstone are holding
fair day aud evening, this week, for the bene-
tit of the Catholic church of the town. The
fair is held in Block hail. which has been taste
fully decorated anG otherwise well arranged
for the occasion.
Eight juvenile offenders were arrested in
Blackstone last week, and are TO be tried before
Justice Putnam next Wednesday for depreda-
tons committed IN the orchard of Samuel n
Gaskill, and upon his cider mill
AT the republican caucus held in Webster
Saturday evening, DR. +. D. Brown, G. R. Mar
bic, and Waldo johnson were chosen delegates
TO the third district senatorial convention. They
were instructed to use their influence to have
the conventions called hereafter within the linn
its of the district.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
After the regular prayer meeting held at the
rooms oil the young mems Christian association
Saturday evening, delegates were chosen to at
tend the state convention Of associations at Fall
River. Power was given those elected to fill
vacancies, and the following is the list as it now
stands: George C. Whitney, president; Joshua
Freeman, superintendent Of mission work; G.
B. Knight, }. H. Bigelow, I. X. Earle, Re- Mr.
Atwater, ]. L. Parker, F. B. Knowles E. b.
Story, j. B. Woodbury., Henry NJ. Wheeler,
Henry A. Wheeler.
The convention will be holden during We'd
nesday aud Thursday OF this week, preceded
however, by ralying meeting this evening
From the prospectus OF work TO be undertaken
as well as from the knowledge of Fall River hos
pilaty already gained by those who attended
Social" at that place last spring, i: is lair to ex-
poet that all who are present with the right
spirit will return with a blessing. The follow
ing questions are proposed for discussion:
Christian integrity among young men; how pro-
NOTED? The masses who seldom hear the Cos
pei; what shall we do for them? Business men;
their relations to young men. Associations;
their social element, their religious work. Com
mittees Of associations their work how can we
increase their efficiency? What is it to be
chrstian-the BiOle standard? The appointment
OF delegates does not exclude others. On the
contrary, an invitation is extended to all who
have the best welfare of our own and other
associa tons at heart. Delegates can have their
credentials by calling on the secretary, R. +. Up
ham, at the Peoples insurance office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
Reunion OF the Ola E,ooo,.,,.

The sixth annual reunion of the veterans of
the fifteenth Massachusetts regiment ossocia-
ton was held in this city yesterday. The bust
ness meeting of the association, which was held
in Horticultural hall, was called to order nj
eleven O'Clock by the president, Gen, Deyens
who delivered short address of welcome COR.
daily cougIatulating his comrades on the honnv
fortune which had brought them together IN
the eleventh anniversary of the battle of Rol,s
Blnf. The usual reports Of the secretary. treos-
urer and directors were read, after which tho
following list of officers reported for the epsu.
inc year by committee appointed for that
purpose, was unanimously adopted:
President Gen. Charles Devens, Jr
Vice President-C Col. George G. JOsin
Sec etary and Treasurer Capt -. NJ. Earle
DlrpctOTs-Sergt. w. A. Eames, Can't. H. j. Rms.
sell, Capt. George w lockwood and Sergt Harlan
Fairbanks.
During the absence of the nominating com.
mittee large number Of new members were
added to the association, and the list of the
names OF soldiers Of the regiment who fell in
battle, to be placed on the Worcester soldiers
monument, was read for Information and cor
rection.
Lieut. Murray, from the committee ap-
pointed to confer with the trustees Of the Me-
cbanics association in regard to placing a por-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
ADvERTIsINe RATES.

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ype, time IS cts; each subsequent inss ion 50 cts,
week s2.75 weeks s4.O0; month $500; year $50:
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Two lines for one week sI.OO; three lines sl.25i
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inc tor each insertion. Business notices Is cent? ps
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Legal advertisements s0O per square for first insei ten
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Special positions in the paper, and special siyes'
display will be charged extra rates Cuts snc d0ubi,
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nddouble rates charged for the whole space oceir
In WEEKLY sPT-First insertion Sl.o0 per So
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year $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
PersonaI TeIeprnnls.

VIM. NJ Evarts, late counsel of the United
States at Geneva, sailed from Liverpool for New
York on Saturday.
Admiral Sir 7. Cochrane, admiral of feet
of the royal navy, died Sunday night.
Hon. Caleb Cushing has arrived in Washing
ton.
Commander Bnshrod B. Taylor, U. S. N, has
been detached from the Philadelphia navy yard
and ordered TO duty in the bureau Of yards and
docks.
Gen. w. T. Sherman visited the Chicago board
of trade yesterday, and was enthusiastically re-
ceved by the members, and acknowledged the
compliment in few anDroprlate remarks.
Rev. VIM. Richards Cries, prominent cler-
gyman of the Protestant Episcopal church. and
secretary of the board of missions, died at AL
lentown, Pa. yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 21-The secretary
of war has issued general order that a sentence
by court martial adjudgiug dishonorable DIS
charge, to take effect at such period IN term OF
confinement as shall be designated by the re-
viewing officer, is contrary TO law, as beng
delegation OF portion of the judicial power to
determine the measure Of punishment. 1t is
therefore directed that hereafter no sentence in
such form shall be confirmed.
The bids for headstOnes for soldiers graves,
which opened a few days since, are now being
examined by the quarermaster-general, who
Will make his report thereon the latter part of
the week or the first of next All bid, for iron
or blocks OF other material than stone, have
been thrown out, as the proposals called for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
South Amcricnn Nn,vs.

New York, Oct. 21.-The Anglo-Brazlian
Times oil Sept. Dist says: Negotiations OF Gen.
Nitro are yet pending, and we feel convinced
that the eXigenLes Of the government cannot be
settled without The arbitration OF some foreign
power, and his mission will result in nothing.
Trouble is brewing between the Argentine
states aud Bolivia. The Bovians are deter
mined TO have q voice in settling the limits of
the Chaco which the Argentine troops are mo-
nOpolzing Some Argentine troops have passed
Salta, and the Bolivian government has sent
troops and cannons to defend their territory in
the nrOviucp of Tarifa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

IN CONCURRENCE.
Pettti0nS-The following petitions were presented
and referred 10 the appropriate committees: of
Alden Thayer and others for street lamps on Chand.
Ter and Dewey streets; of l.. Ross and Others for a
street lamp on hanning street; of residents OF
Tatnuck street that the name of the street be
changed TO June street; Of D. p. Fisher ana Others
for cross walk from Benefit court to Benefit street
CgdrmS-The committee on claims reported on Pc
ttions referred to them, recommending the follow
ing awards; to VIM ID. Lewis for an injury sus-
tanned by him, by reason OF defective sidewalk on
Pearl street. $500; TO Daniel Goddard for damages
to his estate by the construction of through
Houchm avenue $50; to A. r. Johnson for injury
to his horse by defect in the highway, SIS; to
Sarah MCGOWAN for damages TO her estate caused
by the improvements IN Lafayette street. 500.
Leave to withdraw was recommended on the petit
ton of Thomas Heaey for damages. The reports
were all accepted and accompanying orders
adopted
.SideUalks.-Decre establishing grade and oca.
tion OF sidewalks on Front street from Church TO
Carlton streets, on Elm street from Chestnut TO
West, and on Piedmont street on both sides were
taken from the file In the city engineers office and
adopted. A decree for sidewalks on both sides of
Woodland street from King to haywood streets,
was ordered on file.
Netcton Street Extension THE report of the COM
mlttee on highways on the petition of Charles
Belcher and Others, asking that Newton street be
extended and made public from Pleasant to Elm
streets was adopted 1t provides that the matter
be referred to the board OF aldermen for hearing.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Jurors DrdDR.-ln accordance with venire is
i iIolh tne superior COURT tne nanes Vi tne lol'
lowing gentlemen were drawn to attend the next
session Of the court at Fichburg, Nov. IL; Elisha
y. Knowles. Nathan A. Chandler, George L. Bat
telle, Urlal I. Blake, George II. Bushnell, Calvin
Barber, Harlan Z. Duncan.
ihe Drdlcing School.--The supplementary report
OF the committee on education, giving an estimate
oI the cost of fitting up rooms for the drawing
schoo In the old high school Mouse. was presented
anu accepted: The amendment Of the common
in the evening
StdelcdikS 1ssured Orders were passed that the
niRhWay commissioner, under direction of the COM
m,9 s on sidewalks, proceed to lay brick side.
,nos' ~ aceordan,c vita previous decrees on kim
s.Ise., DetWeen the estates Of u, w. Richardson
ana Alexander Marsh, ON Front street, from Church
street to the estate of s. X. Leland and on Cedar
street, from Chestnut to Oak,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22

Prov DENcE, Oct. 21.-A large republican
mass meeting here tonight was addressed by
Gen. Hartman of New Hampshire and Hon.
Abraham Payne of this city The speakers were
escorted to the hall by Il long torchlght process
sion.
NEW YORK, October q. Stephen j. Callahan
was tonight nominated for congress in the
fourth district (BrOoklyn) by the democrats AMI
liberal republicans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
The Official Vote of Pennsylvania.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21.-The complete off,
cial vote OF Pennsylvania shows the following
maionties:
Cove nor-Gen, J. F Hartranft, 81 1868.
Auditor GENERALIZATION Allen, Esq sc, 7S0
Supreme Judge-Hon. U, Melcur, 40 ,443.
ConeIessmen at Large-HOn. Lemuel Todd,
467O7; Hon. Charles Albright, 47,01 Z; Hon.
Gleuni w. S2hofeld, 43 999.
The majority for republican delegates to the
constitutional convention is AZ ,5SS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-22
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 22--1 A. M.-Prob-
abilities: In the northwest, extending thence
over the upper lakes and 10 the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys, cooler and clearing weather with
occasional light rain and northerly TO westerly
winds; in the gulf states and south Atlantic,
winds northerlv TO easGerly, with considerable
coudiness and occasional light rain; on the
lower lakes the winds will continue southwest
erly, with clearing weather and rain, extending
to western Pennsylvania; IN the middle states
and New England, sOuthwesterly winds, clear.
inc and warmer weather, will prevail, with &C.
CasiOnal rain.