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! NXTEnSsVE AAE.E OF VALUABLE PRO
! u PERTY al Now.Brghton, staten Island. by sub

tNXTENSHVE VALE OF VALUABLE PkO-
II PERTY al Now Brighton Staten Island, by SUBJ
scripton
The Trustees Of the New-Brishton Association have
made for the sale of five hundred blocks,
parcels Of land embracing the desirable and beet To-
Gated portion, Of their property each parcel containing
cot less than ee lots Of IS feet by 100 feet and Of
hem containing from one to five acres. On several Of
hem splendid improvements, comprising large mail
hotels etc in perfect order
The plan adopted Opposing Of the above property
presents great Inducements capitalist desirous Of
making good investment and 10 all who may with TO OBJ
rain country residence very moderate price, AMI IN
position the mos; eligible in the vicinity Of Newly TX.
For the prospectus plan and details Of the 'ame lily
% HENRY LY:CH, President, at the Office Of tn 81
-ociaon No. ! Hanover street, up stairs.
Books OF subscription opened by EDWARD VI
OIL ESQ TrusIoe ut the Office of Inc New-York ~
nd Trust Company No. IS Wall-st. By order Of 40
trustees suli q
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40 I.ET-A Bar-Room, Billiard Room and Baae-
Incnt suitable for Rcf.c;ory and the Stock and Xix
for sale Al w Harrisburg OF Grand ami Water
,trcet. the Ferry known the Long Island Payi
pn. If sold before Monday the 10Th inst the sam,
will be offered Public Auction that day at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Persons wishing engage III that business are ia
vted To CALL III 81
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;y9AMDHNt; ssEDUCEDliarin=ta taken tho
ID large and convenient story house one block from
roadway where gentlemen can be accommodated with
.ood board lot $3.50 per week also single beds aud plea
rooms bv applying at No. 9 Howardst cor Of Elm,
ntrancc IN Elm-sfreet jyel II
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Extensive PusLlsHERs-Baron Gotta, of Aus
IRA M'' Reimer, of Berlin, and Mr.. Brockhans OF
Lcifs'c' are the most extensive publishers in the
~ ,oo lhe inst employs 400 editors, the two last
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NA FCPsNaTU5sE FOEs BALE, AND
A:.. MOUSE 40 esENT.-A family leaving the
y oer for sale superior lot of Furniture, one ycnr IN
Also the House until the first of May next
nth the privilege of renewal another year. The House
modern built in complete repair situated the East s'cc
ii the ciiy. Rent low Address Box 1891 Lower Post
Office sI7 81
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follows:
Leave IIicksvillc at y o'clock A. NJ, and II p. A.
Leave Hampstead AZ rs minutes pat o'clock, A. NJ.
aud 20 minutes before o'clock p. u.
Lave jnmaica II O'clock A. NJ and p O'Clock, r. NJ
Leave Brooklyn A 81 o'clock a. aGd o'clock F. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Iicksvic a, :! A. NJ, aud O'Clock p VI.
Lew, Hampstead nj - minutes past A. NJ and min
before i O'Clock. p. NJ.
Leave Jargaica at Il O'Clock, 4 n. and Il r. VI
Leave Brooklyn at y o'clock A. ~. and 7. NJ
BY the above taking the morn
will have time yIsi; RocGa"ay aud the several
villages the route, the evening. Stages
run regularly on the arrival Of The cars, kocknway
Homestead larbor, Glen Cove, Wheatcy Oyster Bay,
Huntington. Babylon. SmithOrn. lslip LII Surdickor
Iloel and through the island Grecnport and Sag ar
Dor.
Fare to Bedford 2 TO East NewYor'. Isl cents;
jamaica - Brusbie, 81 cents to Wcstbrry,
earle Place and Hampstead So cents 10 Hicksvilc, 69:
cents ~
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LOCK MANUFACTORY.

LUJk NIAN UF ACIUR1.
2OI CENTRE STREET, Opposite Hester s,rset)
THE subscriber wishes 10 inform the public he has
l. commenced manufacturing LOCKS for stores anu
l~elings with such advantages to enable him TO fur
MI Is per cent less taan any other
maker the city. Persons wishing 20 purchase vi End
ter ADVANTAGE to call and examine be purchas
ing else where. (su23 I'm CHAS. c. CARPENDER.
CONGESTION ROLLERS, Of the best
ce of the New World, 30 Ann-s Inquire Of SIR. J. w
RICHARDS. in the P.ess Room (bssemeDt) au2l II
DfCKLES! PICKLES !-Orders received
for Osborns Assorted Pickles in Gallons, Halves ard
Qssrts, in the usual packages, Catsups Sauces Sc at
JOHN BROACH'S,
su24f 20 Futon-st near Front
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PRICE ONE CENT.
From the New-Yo'k American.
VISIT TO NEWSTEAD ABBEY.
RYaos's TOME.

DEAR CT have been shaking on the dust OF my
feet a-ains, forgy, smoky noisy London, and taking
I a country excursion Business led me t. Noting
ham. I could not resist the temptation 10 visit
Z Nyws-sAD ABBEY; which, you know, lies IN its
yicini,x. left the coach the high road and fol-
low.i footpa,h couple OF n'ies over the hli!s to
the spo, consscrated by having been the patrimo-
n;o estate and residence of BYRoS. Though the
jnnovatipg hand OF Improvement has materially
changed the aspect OF Newsstand during the last
fifteen wears those features closely associated
with the splendid, mad genius, that once ruled and
reyel!ed here, vet remain. The bleak hills which
,hen encircled il for miles around, and impaired
the landscape stern and dcso!ae air, now
partially clothed with young trees. The winding
lake, whose margin is dotted with miniature cas-
ties and towers, continues much when Father
Biron and his merry monks sporicd their light
shallops It's BISON.
Though portion of the Abbey has received such
alterations az TIE taste or inclination Of It's present
owner Col. Wldman, has dictated, yet the tomt
ensemble is nearly the same when Byron Ito
quote his own wofds) "wroie rhymes, drank
claret shot pistols, fenced, fed Bruin, and dincd'
in il.
Let us walk hastily through the scattered range
OF buildings. What strange mingline OF modern
stability and crumbng antiquity meets Us at every
turn. here we traverse l"c llcIs Ol CIolslti>,
tread the cells where The reclusc brotherhood pray
ed to the Virgin, and plotted mischief. There the
eve wandcrs among the ruins Of the old church
"the relic of thousand storms whose vet state
" front exhibits rich specimens Of Gothic archi-
lecture, around which creeps that rare old plant,
the ivy green Nov pass through the stone
hall, which Byron called his shooting gallery.
See the bullet dents which his wild revclry scat
tered thickly on its walls Al ono end of the apart
ment hangs the portrait Of Boatswain, the iavoritc
dog, and "only friend" of his master He looks
mildly upon from his canvass. Would that his
"noble' companion had possessed more of the
temper of his meek cur, be would have been
better, happier man. We wander over Il long
range Of rooms, set out with lavish mixture vi
ancient and modern embellishments, till reach
what were once the dressing and sleeping apart
ments Of the poet. Every thing remains as in his
day Here is the little writing ,ube, where nc
penned that fiery TRADE, @ English Bards and
Scotch Reviewers which pioneered him to i'm
mortality Over the mantle hangs the portrait OF
Charles James Fox, his iavoriie orator, and poll
tical polc-star. This mirror, now dimmcd with
dust, has often in its youth reflected those singular
~ expressive features in which mirih and mean-
choly were so strangely blended. | take in my
hand the human skull from which Byron ard his
boon companions used quati their wine, {" To
what base uses may return, Horatio and on
which he wrrtc the lines
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NpoSsAHV L EnPloycrs.-l guarantee - ilr
E.sh employers with sober INDUSTRIOUS honest Young
men, such as CLERKS OF a descriptions Coachmer Wait
r.. Gronms. &c Sc Temperance 0ice - Nassau =.
Il rsS Office has recently had the houor Of furnishing
Ir Van Buren,, ENPrcsidcnt. and thu Hon. Samuel l..
Southland. with servants. WILLIAM HENDERSON.
~ la
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Start not nor deem my spirit fed;
In me behold the only skull,
From which. unlike liyi 9 hca :,
Whafevcr flows is never dull.

That pillow, and these faded curtains, (the same
he used what anguish they have Witnessed when
the sleeper started from his tful slumbcrs, horror
struck with the pictures which those dreams, he so
often writes Of, painted to his Imagination. This
western window through which the sun now pours
a stream of molten light, gave him fine view OF
the lake, the woody glen, and the steep high, be-
yond, over whose then barren summit his eye could
glide till it caught the iar-away hills of Anneslcy,
where His beloved Mary Anne Chawcrth lived
the wife of aSothcr.
The pleasure grounds around the Abbey are very
beautiful. have seldom seen their peer, even in
this land of garden clories. And more than all
they are Tricky studded with mcmcntos of the bard
We now pluck leaf from the oak which Byron
hand planted and ROW delicious peach from :
tree which Byron did not plant, $50 says the gard
incr.) We roam through the thick grove til We
find the tree on which he cut his initials, long timc
ago There they are-high up-see, g. q, b
And now we come TO the sad memorial of that no
blest Roman of them all. the monument to Boat
swain A strange conceit; in perfect keeping with
the character OF its author and well executed
Many hero who has fallen in the immincn, deadly
brcach-many an orator on whose lips cntranced
Senates have hung, sleeps under more humble
monument than rises over the remains Of Boatswan
1t is built of hewn stone is OF generous size and
covers the place where once stood the altar of the
Abbey Church Though knew the inscription b.
heart, could not for5car transcrbing 1t from the
tomb Itself
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pOAssD.-Bourd. with pleasant front reoIHs on %
ID door and fine front basement, may be had delight
lll situated i0l East Roadway. Private hmlly-a few
elect Boardcrs house amt apartments very desirable.
L.
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lsOaMDpNE IN NE way IL.

SDaEDpNE IN NEW-NeseA.
GENTLEMEN visiting Ncw-York will find quiet and
u pleasant home az the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. b5
Burciay street, where ample accommodations are at all
mes reserved for transc BoaTdcTs and afforded Mt mod
rate prices. by the day week. No fumes OF Tobacco
n Alcohol will be found to faint the atmosphere.
NIB. 4 few permanent Boardcrs will be taken
Ncw-York. April 18th, 1871. ltf ROSWELL GOSs-
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jeR.aE2 sp-Wtta pleasant Rooms be obtained by
- fsg.cs single gcntHmSu NJ y Murray-st. Terms
moderate References exchanged. ST lrf'
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DaHASANr HssOEGS and good Family Hourd
may he obtained by few persons OF quiet habits at
) Murray-st Tue location very con,ral and on every
,ccospt . d.x;,,ble residence m25-u
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OUSfSDHStS.-A few gentlemen be accomnic-
ID dated with Board and pleasant ROOMS at 4dl BROAD
~av Southwest corner OF Grand It. sll 2w'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

WEDDING BELLS j. the title Of beautiful
Song, the Poetry by Thomas Hayses Bailey, and
the Music BY Austin Phillips-publi.hed in the
1ea'es, style of the arr BY C. 7. Geslain, SOL
Broadway.
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!fSAEszaiNss.-Snrc. gentleman (and no others
- residing tho lower part of the City can be ac-
.ommodstcd With good Board, with without rooms at
,s; Fultors: Also three or four can have Dinner only
desired c2i tr'
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thorS, among Wnom are the following = Flttoj
Lycurgus, Pythagoras: Porphyry, Putarch, Culen
Cuvier, AbeTnethy, Cheyne, Bell! S. Graham, an
others.
Tea, and its effects Sheep fed on fesh-Sc,o-
fula from eating pork-Edscts of stimulants on
the jaws and teeth OF man also on animals, with
Plates Milk for the young -BloodsuckeTs, Mo
sale Law Tecthing Of infants Salt-unleaven;
ed bread Manner Of preparing and making bread
Fat, and its effects = Nourishment, and its eff
fects Man must labor for his support Digestion,
and a picture of the human stomach Mineral
posons, and their effects = Tooth.ache = Relation
OF husband and wife Power Of assimilation -
Feeding London swine = Sleep-Nutritious matter
IN animal and vegetable substances - Inlquitles OF
parents visited on their children -Corsets and small
waStS-To young men who intend TO get wives
and raise healthy children = Disobedience TO pa
rents shortens life Marriage and long life TO
ladies who believe the Bible Cor say so) and wish
| TO rule their husbands.
Il contains IS pages. Price, cents.
A liberal deduction made to those who buy to
sell again.
For sale at the Health Bookstore, LEG Fulton
street, NY
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NGTsdBl-ro Merchants, Insurance. Companies, &c.
y The undersigned has fsmiy to support, and HIS
cen out regular employment for several months. lie
well acquainted with he City, and would like TO devote
the collection of debts or any outdoor bust
ness. He for several years clerk IN the Registers
Office and is well known the gentlemen Of the Bar IN
nis City, many of whom he refer for testimonials of
,haracter ability, and uutiring industry.
DAVID GLADD. 2:5 bivsi-n or l32 Chatham
Refers to Thos llcErah Esq., ~ B. Hart. Esq Sheriff.
;assner & Young II. & S. Rnyaor VIM. II. Warner lt7
trOnt-st sl3 Nv
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- s'riYrtS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing per
nanenI Board and Rooms . location convenient tho
business part OF the City, Wi DC accommodated No -
uaqc-siro0t Just Of Bo,, way Nkere bat few board
ars are taken and every uipce reader their
70 me pleasant and comfor bic The house Is e,tircy
er and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate
References exchanged. y.2 n
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- VACANT LOTS TO EE LET-Nos.
s 200 and 2l Franz lin street West. each ~ by
OU feet. Possession Immediately. Inquire Of
slI Imt f. CDPCUTT. 405 Westinghouse.
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AsA lsDO1zS TO EET-A room and bedroom
ia with closets pantrcr, sc. suitable for small FAINT
". Also, one large extraordinarily well lighted
ui,ab!e f,r Workshop Inquire on the premises OF
slslm JOHN LOCKE, in rear of 81 Anu-,t
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3D. Ess LEC.-Thc second floor OF front building,
.i: 30 directly Stoneaiis bar room, well
ird for Billiards any business requiring good light
enquire of VIM Fuller the premises. between II and
, o'rock sis Nv
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SITUATION WAST2D-ln Dry GoSds.
- Hroccry or Hardware Store, BY yoang mau who
Fri;e good hand good reference to charae-
-, and "oniS be "i'ios make himself generally use
III i Inc addressed TO Ii. w, this office, will be ut
ended TO- SIS lws
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GE IslE CITN OF

TINOTEsE CLERKS OF TszE C1TE OF
L NEW YORK.-Proiessor BASSET will organize his
Evening Classes for Instruction the French language on
the Goth September also the 9th and l9h OF
October Class is already formed for those Who
having acquired considerable knowledge wish to perfect
Themselves ~ conversation Class OF Young Ladies wi"
also be attended r. d. A. those who JON the dsrent
Glasses the above mentioned dates ill en7y many adj
vaniages, ne requests early application Prot. r. can be
either before A. ". after T. NJ at his residence,
1885, Broadway second door from the corner OF Broadway
and Grand-.,rcet. SD IN
ERENCII LANG UAGE.-Madame j.. MA
L NESCA DURAND'S first class for the season com
mcnccs this ~ tho system she pursses the
learner NAV acquire fair knoHledge of French by only
fes lessons eek of hour each, during the "lrtrr
A CsssVECTTfAL E3a WING ACAD
"A EMY, By r. THOMAS IL son. 81 Canal-sircet, to
commence the first Tuesday of October next whcre
Mechanics of all classes the Building department ar"
laugh, on the b:st principles. Designs. Perspective Sh-
dowing aud Ornamental Drawings. Apply at the Office
IA lW@
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W A n 7 $.

WANTED SEECATEONs-For soase faithful
~ walters Nhite and coo'cd ccschmeu la5Orers and
aOys oi traces Apply i56 Broadway above Tauersals.
anal In,
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p3As;D-Wuh pleasant parlors may be had at y
Moderate SO In
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Terms FOR the above.

Five dollars per Quarter for any separate branch II
fall taken several .or ali the branches tars
viii be the stated IL the regular School Csrcsar
Dag Goveraess i connected with TIE School who viii
vi,It pupils at their residence II desired.
The established class trawing aud Painting by Miss
ClLLMuR vii nc continued AZ half pl>t O'Clock P NJ.
instruction Fscnci aud iGstruI cnal Music ut hours
for pupils private classes. Oil PANT
III, Saturdays. by Mr.. T. w. WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS will Continue his pri-
classes Vocal Music. DR. HOLTON will meet his
private classes IN Physiology and 1t Palcys Natural The
oory, at such times and places will best accosmrd c
those composing them. Subjects will be illustrated by
suitable Apparatus and Drawings
sir NJ ROBINSON will give of instruction
$ith familiar Lectures the Outlines, Chronology and
Authors OF Ancicn; and Modern History, designed to sJ
,uch as wish 10 pursue thorough OF reading.
Ea III member will re furnished WIKI blank book for a
Chronological Chart ON Dir. Eobnso.s plan.
For further particulars Mrs. and Bliss H. respectfully
refer to their general Circular which may be obtained
their residence.
lis hoped Parents and Guardians, having Children or
Wards IN the School will onay witness tho Reci
taors al the hours specified above without special inv
tatiou.
u An Assistant Pupil, who speaks the French Ian
cua-e /. wanted. Apply a. above. SIS Inn
IL Seminary for Young E1ndies.-At - Xiv
ington.t-Ths Institution sill be ic-cpeGcd on Monday
the Saith Suitable instructors engaged for each
Department.
Select Shoo for BOYS is also connected with the insti-
,u;on but entirely separate from the Female School
Particulars given application.
aua7 i'm THOMPSON, Principal
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q. aGiiE..L S: Cn:s. LENG.

y Toss y FOR NEWBURGii, LANDING AT
$50 ChLuWELL'S WEST POINT COLD
'S,saf---1sZa- SPRINGS q The steamboat HiGHt.AN-
DER, Captain Rober Wardrop, VIII leave the foot Of
Warren. st.ee NcvfVrk. every Mc.da, Thursday, ana
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Ncwburch
every Monday morning 4, O'Clock, and Tuesday and
FRIDAY afternoon az o'clock.
Fox freight or passage, apply the Captain board.
NB-A baggage, AMI freight of every description and
bills, specie, pa; board this boat mast be at the risk
OF ;hc thereof pLlcs, Bill Of ading receipt Ia
,iCnei for the same. jy-g
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"a ANTED-5O Artificial Fiower-MaAer- to v BON
foyIneut and good wages vail be gwen
tlso - 81 girls learn the Business Arpy 100
DiN.ien .tet Up stas entraHec IN El!rtgc. sls b.
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| iC1.AHD-Wi,!, Il pleasant room, may be had at So
! ID Narick But few boardcrs taken sl6 6t'
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1IrtNTEz-A psrtleris Ire Druggist sue ApO;hc
cary business. Tbs sore IN soc ard respects,
he lcatioa. ,nl Doing excel!ent business admit
* bong greatly exented crms, for cqY-i inter-
the rn StC0 par; of Nhch II cesFcd Nay
lie paid from the Prcht- 81 tie business
N>o y uc -';.rc sale Apply the subscriber. ct
40 100 d vision street. fsl7 81 H. II. BSAfroN.
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$40 100 TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
, 4 y. HUI on Real Estate, CNproved.l ~
SO iw JOS. Il. MONIES. Wali-St
i'G GH0CEKS-T~o superior Grocery Wagons,
Just taished and for sale q WoosterstFeet. near
Grand. fsi4lw MAJOR THONPSON-
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S!YANTED-At toe FREQ Otice f>r servants, - East
Broadway stustiops American, English ard good
Irsh girls the be-, of city references cr, la; places
vo ch.r-r to en- poycrs until ed. Imposition bc
ut GoNn. 800
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STSLEN-From the pocket of the subscriber on
- beard one of the Jersey City Ferry Boats POCKET
BOOK containing $3.50 in bills and papers, valuable
only the owner. ANY person returning the papers,
through the Pos, Office 10 Emo Phelps 2O Penrstrce'
will confer great favor The papers he identified
my name is most Of them. LOYAL WILCOX
The Courier & Enquirer will please insert the above
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II Thc misses Coles Young Ladies' Boarding
and D,y School 70 POI Eas Broadway, Will Oper the
jG;i d1v Of August. thorough of English for
Young Ladies' Also Infant Department. alasic
Lessons to Ladies out of the School.
Some School Furniture Wanted a25 IF
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REVIEW z. r. HArftELDS 'USirEEsALlN IL IS: By
Rev. T. J. SAWYER. New York, P. Price, 100 Fulton,
street.
This is pungent and iorciblc reply to an arsu
men, agains, the Univeralist faith. l, is written
with energy, AID will, Of course. receive a,,entisr
from those Interested, all should be, in the
sutjsc, it discusses.
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nRATBfG 81 P.A9NTlNG.-F. GRAINS
~ SCHOOL, No. 80 I.ispenard st. open for The
reception of pupils Schools and Glasses at private resi-
d.nces attended as usual SIS lm+
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