He writes to inform Bruté that Mr. DeClery of Pittsburgh has asked them to send the bed and bedding of his son John who was in their house last year and this year will be with Bruté. If Bruté will send a servant to the post office he will find the articles belong to the boy. The young man conducted himself well at Georgetown. Father James Lucas is there and intends to leave for richmond Sunday evening. Grassi has much to say but does not know how to begin. One of the professors being absent to make a retreat, Grassi has to take his classes., P.S. Among Declery's books was a copy of the "Introduction to Devout Life" in German with the name of Georgetown written in. If it belongs to DeClery Grassi will send it. :: II-3-n A.L.S. 2pp. 4to., 3