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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29

lar exceeding Ia interest any Which las tran,,,r-
ed since the Revolution OF 1880.
By aa .irTipdi az Vim I1rk.
DISTURBANCES AT BRUSSELS.
SERIOUS disturbances have occurred At Brus-
sells. The lndcponGant Of the 9Th inst. has
the following; " We had &c ason 10 hope tina,
the tumult would have subsidized last night
but this morning at O'Clock, n mob assem-
bied eeiorc the house Of the Duke d'Crsrl in
The Hue des Paroissens; the windows we're
completely smashed, and the rioters having
forced Their way into the house, were begin
nt1S 10 destroy The furniture; when the bur
gomaster interfered. addressed the people.
anu put an end To- the disorder at this point
u soon, however, recommended IN another.
The hotel OF the Prince de Lignc, in the Park
wa. assallcd 10 its turn; the windows were
broken and the furniture thrown out into the
street. u appears that the Prince expected
an attack, for, from an early hour in the
morning, he had great quality of has lurni-
lure carried away by the Rue d'Grange Al
Tue moment We are writing, n mob Of several
thousand persons Is pa.ading the streets with
trt-coloreG flag at its head, and shouting A.
ba-sles Orlncistes
IostseriPi-oRe o'e!ock.-Wc this moment
learn, that the Hotel OF the Marquis dc Trase-
eHies, IN The Park, has been attacked by the
people, and the furniture broken 10 pieces and
thrown out Of the Windows The Guides
have made charge upon the assailants 10
compel them TO disperse. A man, armed
with sabre, aud n cut in his face, has lust
passed under our windows. The house OF NJ
Bethune, near the Sablon, has also been as
sailed by the popullce, and all the furniture
destroyed. we ;his instant learn that the
Office Of the Lynx has been attacked and de-
vastatcd.
Half past Que O'cioek.-A crowd is now 20
ing up the Rue &c Ia Montague dc IA Cour.
dragging haif-broken carriage, occupied IN
the interior. on tile boN, and even the top, b,
individuals Who utter loud ociferation,. M
public force Is there to oppose these acts
which sPrea d alarm among the peaceful IN.
habitants.
II quarter 70 hres.-The armed force has al
length come forward, aud !. doing ITS duty Vi
goronSiy. THIS instant several superior Off
GERS, among whom we noticed Col. Rodep-
bach. arc causing the gendarmes TO arrest
some individuals armed with iron bar, and
biudgeons, who were carrying of the spoil, OF
the houses that have been piun.lcred. The
troops Of the line have seized five or six Of
the rioters, and arc conducting them Co the
Hotel dc Vile
ielcgrIPhic despatch was yesterday re.
reNed from Lille, announcing that tranquility
bad been completely restored at Brussels.
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FunLIsakp. ~kEgLS, MT
JOHN -. G.ILL.IHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS.
PER .Rt.NTr.lI.

Payable half yearly; but Two DoLt,us
wiil DC received as payment in full, If paid
.hsreiy IN advance. Whenever payment is
..ierred beyond the expiration OF the year,
interest will be charged.
oSubseriP,ions for six months, 81 %, to
DC paid invariably in adrsnes.
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- .Norfl Lac Peisi.--Tbe Sug-e Court
Mass. az hs law session in that city 10
''c1, decided that grand child born eitht
us ard hall after the death Of hi- grand
''.eT, - inciudei IN = beqrest % craDd chill.
avHy 81 ti 3f,stT.
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FoRnIoN-InnPoRrANT.

We make sopious extracts to-day the news
lar exceeding in interest any Which has tran,,,r
ed since the Revolution OF 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

EN0UR VALUABLE FARMs.-Beng desirous TO Ii !.
n pose OF the following very valuable Farms they are
offered Tor sale.
The first, lying part in The county Of Amherst and part
~ Nelson, The waters Of Tye aud Piney River and
on both sides OF the Piedmont Stage road between Lynch
burg aud Washington City, about % miles from the for.
mer, and about midway between Amherst and Nelson
Courlh-houses; containing 2300 acres.
The SECOND tsrn The waters OF Rock Island i'm the
counties OF Buckingham and Campbe-ihe county line
passes through this tract, FIVE miles from James River
where IS convenient boat landing, and miles from
Lynchburg; coDisining 2200 acres
The tbrl, lying IN Boteiourt county immediately on
James River, extending Rocky Point mills and Eve
miles below the town Of PatonsbOrgts tract contains
$50 Of which about 100 acres are bottom land and
very superior
The fourth, a small farm in Amherst county between
bYncbburg and the house the Stage road and
within 4 miles Of tie court house.
The three first described very valuable situated in
ine healihy and we'll waiered counlry-the soil being
we'll adapted 10 the culture Of the various sapes Of e
country aud ~ high stale Of Improvement and good
cultivation, aud possessing advantages which render them
desirable 10 persons wishing 10 pursue agrcuureal be-
ing IN he Immediate vicinity OF manufacturing mills aud
lying on Or near the waters Of James River The nayga
on o. which Is safe and good at Ill Richmond
and bynchbufg. u may with confidence be said that
such truly valuable and desirable property is very seldom 10
be found ~ market IN Virginia Persons wishing 10 pu-
chase property Of the foregoing descriptions or obtaining
Information thereon invited apply 10 either the sub
scfibcr. or bis son james w Morgan, In Iynchburg
August ~ 2S-w6wl WIN. MORGAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
DOM ESTIC.

NEW YORK September 10.
BURNING THE FIRST PREsByrERIAN CHURCH.
About hall past o'clock Saturday afternoon the
First Presbyterian Church, commonly called Dr. Phil
lpss Church. near Broadway in Wall street, was disco
vered be fire. We the spot mme diaely at.
ter the alarm given, end found smoke issuing from the
lower Of the seeple and all along the roof
not long before flames burst forth from the back part OF
the roof where IL Is probable the fire commenced En-.
gines soon playing upon the building; but il was
evident from the first that efforts OF the remen could
the building perceptby check the progress
of the fire. The windows therefore opened, and
a large number Of men and boys entered, and before
the fire descended cleared the peys OF the benches
cushions, books &C., and brought the large chan.
deier aud other ornaments. BY the time this
accomplished the roof began 10 fall in with loud crash
es, and the five fast extending up the s,eeple,
which composed Of very strong wood work.
At O'Clock the steepe completely in blaze aud as
il getting dusk il presented magnificent speca-
Gle, which must have been witnessed at distance
from the CITY, AT 10 minutes past the bell tell through
the seeple with tremendous crash, and the steepe be-
gan TO TALL by piecemeal and at half past it nearly
level with the roof OF the Church. The walls of the
Church being composed strong work. the fire was
confined the Church, OF which the walls alone were
soon left.
Concerning the origin of The fire we could obtain no
satisfactory There varuns run,ors the
most probable OF which that black women w no
cleaning the church had improperly left fire some
where up stairs in a charcoal furnace.
The First Presby serian Church founded in l7f9
enlarged in l74S, and rebuilt in 1910 expense of
$46,0 900. Ii insured the time Of the fire. at the
Manhattan and Guardian Insursnc Offices, for 500 900
The property willed TO the society on condition
in should De used for any other than church pupo,
ses by that Society, II should 10 be theirs-Tne
Man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
THE nEpOSITES

Ertrdct from Mr.. CGiIdtn's Report, January 1912
As il had been asceraned that the charter of
the Bank OF the United States icOuid not be reneoed
letter addressed the Collectors OF Boston, New
York, Philadephia, Baltimore Norfolk, Charleston and
New O. leans, directing them deposit Custom
House 30 d. Tor collection in the Bank OF the United
states or its branches-io Withdraw those bonds falling due
after 3D. March, 1911 and to depose thereafter tile bonds
in state Banks, which were, according the
information already received either pointed out, or lett TO
the option oil the Collie ctOrs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

took place board abe steamer ~Iady.oi the
Lake." Capt Nichols early the morning of Sunday ihe
9TH inst Just the boat about leaving the Queen
wharf, at Quebec, foe Montreal the boiler burst and all
the persons, in number who occupied the middle cabin
badly scaded to survive but lew hours Their
names, VIM Ronadson aud Ellen his wife their four
children, Ellen Archibald, Jane and Robert, Grace Pur.
Wis, their servant, (alI from Leh) and Thomas Mpfa
child. IL proved that the boiler mech cor
nal intent could be proved imagned yet such the
cupabe neglect OF the Captain and Engineer that the
coroners jury levied deOdaRd OF ESQ upon the boiler
Mr. Ronaison man in easy circumstances aud has
u brother residing in Phadelphid. The Engineer was
intoxicated at the time OF the accident. This was the
first fatal accident that had occurred upon the ST Law
since tue Introduction OF steam uponi twenty three
years ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

EOHN RANDOLPH, or RoANoKE.--The stud Of
0B HORSES belonging to his estate, than 100
head consisting Of stations, Mares Colts FHies aud
few Geidings will be sold auction, at the stable OF
Wyatt CALDWELL, at Charlotte Court House, Virginia.
the sale to commeRce Thursday, the 9Th OF October,
1884, and continue from day today. until completed. Gre
dit will be given until the LIST OF July, 1935-the purcha
ser giving bond, with security, to be approved 10y tie
seller
The May number, 1884, Of the American Turf Register,
contains list OF the Horses, down to 1880. The oas
since that tine, numerous
This is believed 10 lie tie veiy finest stud OF Horses in
America Mr.. Randolph was 6fst-rae Judge OF Horses,
and perhaps better acquainted with he pedigree his
tory Of the Engsh aud Americas Horses, than any man
Of his day. He was careful breeder for than 30
years, always sieer for pure blood and high form lie
imported two than 80 years ago. and purchased
several imported by Others. lie had previously owned
several mares whose pedgrees went back mares i'm
ported about the time OF Janus sud Jolly Roger Tie pc
degrees Of MIR Randoph's Horses, authentic beyond
question: and many Of them for richness and purity can
not he surpassed invite Breeders and Racers TO attend
this sale, aud view The Horses Tor themselves; they will
find, united with pure blood plenty Of size and high
form. WYATT CALDWELL.
August H. 2S-wiIO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
POETRY,
"aoea ysr ssA.,rs us.usa.'


THE COLUMBUS.
Rs ]. kSowLrs.
1.-The following lines
recent passage Liverpool to this port the Columbus
Captain Cobb Inscribed M,s Cobb by tho soto
Yo mariners boldly ride
The broad Atlantic wave,
sing OF gallant ships the pIilc
vessel stauneh as brave.
The daring Of het hardy crew,
gull under ssit
Closshaufd, OF nee, % lying TO-
o, flying fore the gale.
twas on 9th OF August, sho
The Brit channel cleared,
The wind oboad-how readily
red how close she steeI'd.
And how with breath deck,
A ripple ON the seas,
As goodly she seemed TO mako,
As Others with breeze.
4 wa,ch'd her when the gale
Tho heavens with night ocIc3s,
Her cross jack yarl--nain. top saii g'no,
Aud fore gallant mast
a span her hight horizon now,
SO huge the bilow gsow
Yet how she oppd the moun,an'-1h0~
She rode the tempest through!
saw her scud-the rafting wind,
The IL rsged, the more
She flung tho following behind,
And spurned the before.
Yet smooth 8 inland baIks, that spread
No sail, obey tides
Her the lonely vessel sped,
Ia dark and lonely pride!
God speed the ship Columhus. may
lier star bright pennant shine
Abroad at home, Tor many day
The boast of all the Line!
God speed her noble Captain.--land
dare defy,
To find ADLER TO command,
Or kndlier than he
September 10, 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

Mr. G. W. Festhersonhaugh, whose Attachments and
character are known and appreciated IL this community
employed by the Government 60 examine the mineral &c
OF that region His report in relation TO the
geology OF that Gin the view OF cience) unexpcred
icksburg Arena
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
HI. w. a. j. y. Fry.

Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants
III ID ESPECTFULLY Inform their Country Friends, that
Ma they now receiving, by suhdry vessels nom
Boston. New York. and Philadelphia, their Fall Supply
Of GOODS-consisting OF,
l25 hhd.. st, Croix, Porto Rico, and N. sugars
40 barrels do. do.
30 boxes and 20 bbs LOAF do.
$50 bags prime green and old white coffee
90 hhds. N. o. and w. l. mossses
rs ar. Casks Marsecs Madeira wine
25 do. Malaga do.
90 boxes Muscat., caret, and port do.
l75 boxes window glass, 8 x 10 and l0Hl2
las kegs cut nails, assorted
10 tons American, Swedes, and English iron
do. do German and cast steel
do. hoop aud sheet iron
$50 bags patent shot
900 sacks best Liverpool salt
600 resms writing aud wrapping paper
10000 lbs good cheap sole leather
$500 do. almonds and Castanea nuts
75 bags pepper, allspice, and ginger
$50 packages fresh teas
100 boxes - erm. anG iallow candles
$50 do. soap aud chocolate, no.
20 do. chewing tobacco
80 bbls mackerel, no.
5000 lbs. bacon and 10 bbls. pork
10 bales cotton oznaburgs and domestics
$4,000 lbs cotton yarns Richmond, Petersburg, Smith
field, and Manchester factories
With variety OF other articles, too tedious mention
All OF which will be sol !, as usual, acconinodatin
terms. Having purchased OF their Stock before the
late advance in many articles will enable them sell
low prices.
~ Goods received and forwarded with Dispatch, TO the
places oil destination, aud strict attention all consgn
ments.
Richmond, Sept. o. S6-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

THE GOLD CoIN.-We received yesterday in pa, ment
Tor our paper, o! the gold coins issued from the
mnt in pursuance OF the "erperiment the Bank calls
it, Every body is delighted with their appearance No.
not every body The Bsnktes keep b,ck though they
afraid OF being s,tng But the people, the woman
and working love TO finger the "yei0,o jackets "
Hufrah for the cbeiiain that MS couN-
Try, AND LEAD TO HIS ENEMIES -.Iaine .Nge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
Cancer.

TEN find the art Of Healing, generally.
III II subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
of Richmond and vicinity who may wish his aid that he
has become compecntIy acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch OF New York city, to cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denominated Cancer
without the use OF knife causc, but effected in the
same way and manner as pracised by DR.. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled in the treatment of this
complaint, and also that of Fsula or Fstuo--As the
subscriber is here now, from the City of New York. any
person wishing TO be cured of the above com
plants viii please 10 apply Immediately him, the
Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 6. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from DIR. Lynch.
do hereby certify that Dr. W. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction. aud assisted me in my business
which is attending TO Cancer complaints, and the
healing generally. He is using my medicine |
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF al
ficted. d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day. Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison of Berkeley.
All letters must be post paid. w w. NJ
January. 74-wN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

gentleman Of THIS county received afefler ls dsvs
ago from friend ~ The Cherokee country which states
tba Cherokee Of The Of John Waller had been
emigration. The wound Of Walker was dangerous bot
perhaps not mortal u had been reported also is, Alex
andef koss and another Cherokee disposed 10 treat finally
win the government for emigration, had been killed. b5i
uns was mere report THE letter states siso ibaf he
byss OF the Ridges had been hresiened, and were 10
dsHse az hey were known 10 be in favor Of the eers
uon o. me Cherokee fribe-Fugusfe Consiitufionalsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

bEwfsBURe, September IL.
The WEATHER-Onh within the last Two days we
have had the warmest season, ever before expereed in
CHS section Of country. Generally drought the whole
the heat almost, II not quite as great az
within the tropics But great change has come on ,,s
within the last two days. On Tuealfy last We had few
slight showers, which followed by Geld winds Wed.
nesdey night was cold enough 10 require FIRE ia the houses
and plenty OF covering the beads. Thursday night
wss almost as cold a. night in December This morning
the ground covered with heavy boar frost, n.
ssmo.'ng slight tall Of snow We have not heard that
any thing snjuredb by the frost but presume corn
w IS TOO lar adysnced 10 The process Of dying, 10 be az
fected by it.-dleghonion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

II AND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR sALE-Tbe
u subscriber offers for sale the Dwelling honse toee-
iber with al the improvements (which are very eood)
occupied by DR.. Benjamn ID. Anderson lying in the
county Of Buckingham, and situated about Is miles East
Of Buckingham Courthouse, 10 North Of Cara, and ~
South Of New Canton, 10 which he would attach 20 or 30
Of Land The above is very desirable and healthy
situauonehef for professional character mechanic.
BEVERLY A. BROWN.
Buckingham, September O. 3J-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

THNO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS - Wholesale and
m Retail Hat Mandatory, No. i6l, Chesnuf Street,
nearly opposite the u $. Bank, Pbilade phia1he sui
scflbers, constantly receiving from their Mandatory a
large and general assortment Of Hats, suitable for The
southern market and jesirous TO extend their business So
icIl The attention Of Southern Merchants lbsr establish
meut.
Situated in the most fashionable part Of the CITY, and re-
ceving The European fashions quarterly they are able 10
furnish Hats OF every Shape, from the latest (Beau MonJe)
TO The plain broad iin; all OF which, manufactured
oil the best matefas aud workmanship under i'm
mediate inspection, and exeron shall be spared our
part to make II acceptable to all who may isyor with
their patronage. KENYON HARE
August H. 2S-lGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
Extract from letter written by Captain Of Dragons 10
,rapd L., ,l;s c;,, 'I.,aJ

his friend in this city, dated,
FoRT GIBSON, 4,h august, 1884.
al have very recently returned this place after very
long, fagUing aud peFilous tHarch with my company
and from the boundary line between ihis~couuy aud the
Republic OF Mexico. 1t wasTot the ttipI contemplated
when last wrote you, but one which / was very
exPectediy sent with my company onyhe duty consisted
in escong the Of traders from the frontiers OF Mis-
souri, TO the extreme boundary OF our country their
ney 10 Santa TIE in Mexico have time state al
prvdons, faligues, SC in detaiI will therefore, simply
say that met the two dreaded enemies OF the traders
the Camanches and the Pawnee Mdhaws With the first
on the very OF fight both parties having
formed the line, and the word of command "charge'
being my very tongues eHd, when the indians bred
er guns in the air Gisurounled from their horses
and others threw the;r bows and the ground
while they begged peace and ed Of their friend
ship This willie with the traders, who had
about 100 wagons Of merchandise along. After we had
parted with the caravan aud returning met the
Pawnees. We had prep red for battle, but the Indians
up and offered their bards-we had council and
smoked the pipe OF peace with thetn Subsequently we
met the Kansas and the iEitte Ossges, whom knew
be feaGy for had wit oBeof The latter tribe as
guide. ia their company marched several days
Our encamPeais ghi being more than 400 wards
apart. We were absent oS days; last flour having
been issued the day before got here sugar had given
long before Our horses reaching here were quite
broken down The rest Of egimeDt is absent in
different direc ion, on very hard servce.-So you will
perceive that bOld dragOons have not an easy time
Of it.-Phiiaddphio Advertiser
tFrOm the Arkansas Gazette, Aug 26.1
RETURN OF THE DRAGooSs.-By a gentleman direct
from Fort Gibson, happy TO learn that the detac
gnen Of o. S. Dragons under Colonel DODGE returned
60 that post the 18th inst their expedition into The
country OF the Pawnee, Camanche, and other Indians
habing the vast expsnse Of territory several hundred
miles south and wes Of frontier, without The occur
OF any unpleasant collision with the various tribes
with whom they opened an intercourse. Theyhsqe bro
IN about twenty Indians, comprising delegations from the
PSwnee, Camanche, AGO, and one or two other tbes
with all Of whom, understand treaties of aity have
been concluded by Col Dodge. Some Of these delegs-
tons have come in with the intention Of proceeding 10
Washington City Col Dodge, we understand procured
the release Of lille boy, about 10 years of age son Of e
late Gabriel NJ Martin of Miller county WHO was car
red off by the Indians some months ago, the same time
chat his father murdered by them. negro man. be-
longing to Mr. Martin, who was captured at the same
time, has also been restored
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
FEMALE sEMINARY.-Es.

UvAPrAHANNocK FEMALE sEMINARY.-Es.
d tablshed isl7Mrs. Lucy Y Gray, Principal. Miss
Lydia Booth OF NJ " Assist. rutoress-Tspps hsnnoek.
vrgnia.-The Session OF this Institution Tor issl-s5 will
commence the fret day OF October The
OF instruction will embrace Reading, Writing Arithmetic
Geography, with he Of the Globes and Maps, English
Grammar. Rhetoric History, Natural aud Moral Phoso.
ply and Plain aud Ornamental Needle Work.
~ Dra~ing aud Painting, aud Embroidery, will be
Board. Washing, SC. per snnum, 500
Tuition, 20
Fuel, 2
Each scholar will furnish her own bed and bedding
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.
Music MAster IL engaged and will give nstrucionin
that science at $40 per quarter.
lappahannock, Angus, 80 34--tlO
UNRANKLIN INSTITUTE MERCER having
n moved her Seminary for young Ladies from Cedar
Park will be prepared open School the first Monday
OF October At Frsnkn miles from the city OF Bal
tmorc.
She hopes that the many advantages attending her pre-
sent location recommend her institution parents and
guardians in the Southern States The beautiful and
tired Valley Franklin is perfectly healthy, and combines
the seclson OF counry ie with the various OF n
sruction TO be found only in large city.
Where her system Of education is not ae ady known
shs wishes to be distinctly uni, rsood. that in her plan for
the education OF her pupils all intellectual Acqniie
aud elegant accomplishments TO he pursued in subor
dina,ion the lorna ion Of elevated moral and religious
character.
Whatever further information may he desired, can be
obtained by application the Episcopal Bishop of Mary
land; TO the Rev. DIR. Wyatt; Rev John johns. President
caiei. OF the Maryland University; 10 Rev. VIM. Che.
ley, Rector Of ST. James Parish, who has acted for
years as Chaplain OF the Cedar Park Academy.
TERMs-Board and Tuition, including English, Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Moral Philosophy. Botany and whatever other branches
OF science and useful learning Miss Mercer may think de-
sirable. per session, $500 90
Vocal aud instrumental Music per quarter
from 10 TO 90 90
French 90
Spanish 8 90
Italian 8 90
Drawing 3 90
Washing 90
Bedding 8 90
Piano hire 25
Each Scholar is expected TO come supplied with silver
cup table ant ea-soon aud work box, furnished wi d
oking materials. No ornaments will be permitted to
be worn in the school, Address Franklin Baltimore.
September 9. 36-4i