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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

chsstsrasId, Qoashlaad. Hanogsr. Kiag William,
Caroline and Louisa.
Fourth Dlstrict-Nottoway, Prince Edward,
Dipwiddie and Petersburg Brunswick Amelia,
Lunenburg, Cumberland, Powhatan, Mecklen-
burg and Charlotte.
Fifth Dstrict-Pittsylvania Halifax, Frank
lin, Henry. Patrick. Campbell and Appomattox.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, Bedford Amherst,
Nelson, Greene, Madison, Buckingham and
Fluvanna
Seventh District--Spotsy lvania, Alexandria.
Fairfax Fauquier, Prince William, Rappahan-
mock, CuIpepper, Stafford, King George and Or
ange.
Eighth Distrct-Hampshire, Page, Warren.
Clarke, Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick, Morgan,
and Loudoun.
Ninth District Rockbridge, Augusta Rock
ingham Highland, Pendleton, Hardy, Shenan-
doah, Bath.
Tenth District-Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, Han
cock, Wetzel, Tyler. Peasants, Marion, Monon-
gala, Taylor and Preston.
Eleventh District--Lewis and Upshur, Harri-
son, Barbour, Randolph, Braxton, Doddrdge,
Ritchie, Gilmer, Wood, Writ, Jackson, Mason,
Putnam Kanawha and Cabel.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures and Craig, Roa>
noke, Montgomery, Alleghany Monroe. Giles.
Mercer, Green brier. Boone, Logan, Wyoming,
Wayne, Fayette, Nicholas, Pochanontas, Raj
eigh and Floyd.
Thirteenth Distrct-W Washington, Lee, Rus
sell, Smy.h, Grayson, Wythe, Carroll, Taze
we'll, Pulaski and Scott.
BILLS PASSED.
To allow further time for Commissioners oil
| the Revenue to qualify and give bonds.
| To provide for the more effectual collection of
| the Revenue.
On motion of Mr.. Mason. the Senate ad.
journed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

LUND WAsHINGToN, ESQ, gentleman we'll
known by his connection for many years with the
Government Departments, died in Washingtoneity
the 4th inst, in seth year of his age. He
was born in King George county, Va, but tor
the last fifty years had resided in the District of
Columbia He. was dstantly ,connectediby descent
it is said, with the Washington family, of
immortal memory.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

One OF the Washington correspondents of the
N. Y. Herald says that Gen. Gushing is the only
man in the cabinet who can talk anything be-
sides English. At the diplomatic dinner given
by M. de Bodisco Wednesday, the Attorney
General charmed and surprised the distinguished
party by his captivating and versatile accomplish
ments. Like veritable polyg lot, he conversed
In French with M. LIE Compile de Sartiges. in
Spanish with Don Calderon de la Barca, and in
Dutch with Baron Tesla, spoke German with Ba-
ron Won Gevolt, Portuguese with De Figaniere.
and the most unexceptionabe Tuscan with the rep
resentative of the Two Sicilies Alasl the Sec
rotary of State made sorry figure in tolerable
English only. But some people think he can
"walk Spanish''-an accomplishment every body
has not cultivated, and which it is said Caleb knows
how to teach.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

The steamer West Wind, from New York
for Australia, put into Cape Town, (Cape of Good
Hope,) on the 9TH of February, in consequence of
difficulty among the passengers. The precise
nature of the difficulty was not known, but it is
reported the steamer arrived with two Captains
in command. The u. S. Consul ut Cape Town
was endeavoring to settle the matter AMIGA
bly.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08
Cincinnati Municipal. Election.

CINCINNATI. April5.
The municipal election here yesterday passed
offquiety The returns are, yet, incomplete,
but as far ascertained. the vote of councilmen
and school trustees show an overwhelming ma
jorty for free schools. Mr.. Pratt, the leader of
the Catholic movement against the present school
system, has been defeated for council in the ward
which elected him for two years past. The
democratic candidate for Mayor is probably
elected.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

BALTIMORE, April 5-P M.
Considerable sensation was aroused to-day among the
religious and theological circles by the sudden announce
ment that the Rev. Mr. Baker for years assistant
pastor of ST. Paus high Episcopal Church. of this city,
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Baker has been esteemed as
one among our most promising dvnes and what is
surprising is the fact hathe has constantly ociated in
the church to last evening" without having init
mated his intention of making the change. He is a
young single man. of much intellectual capacity and pro-
mise, and no doubt purposes becoming priest in his
vocation.
Some doubt to hang the prospects of erect
ing church for the Rev. Mr. Robinson of which
spoke some days ago. He says he objects to the stock
jobbng construction mode of erecting church buildings
and congregations. He wants to say-Stand
aside am hober, better and richer than thou He OBJ
ects to seshness and excusveness in the occupancy
pews, and will not preach unless made free
to alpubcans pharisees and sinners, who may desire
to hear the word of God Intact he takes the broad De-
mocratic platform of religion such he ancies
list in Heaven where there is excusveness To these
views many of his admirers object and his expressed
conditions sna qua mon there is probability that
the enterprise will fall through.
The Baltimore appointments have nearly all been
made and confirmed. Col Davies upon the duties
of the post Office Monday. The Collector Gov Tho
will probably not his position until the end
of the month The applications for subordinate positions
are begun. j. w.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08
BONDS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.

A message from the House of Delegates by
Mr.. JACKSON of Doddridge and Tyler, was re-
ceived, announcing the passage of bill amen
ding the 9Th section Of chapter 19 of the Code OF
Virginia.
On motion OF Mr.. STovALL, the bill was con-
.idered without reference. read third time and
passed 1t requiies the bond of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts to be filed with the Secretary
of the Commonwealth
BRENTsvILLE AND oCCoQUAN PLANK ROAD.
Mr.. MASON called up the bill to incorporate
the BrentsvilIe and Occoquan Plank Road Com.
pany 1t was read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. SHEFFEY, the bill for the
relief of John Foster of Albemarle county, was
considered without reference. The bill was read
third time and passed.
THE IMPROVEMENT BILL.
Mr.. DOUGLAS, from the committee on Confer :
ence Oh the part of the Senate, made a verbal re-
port, and asked leave to sitagain. Granted.
Subsequently a message from the House OF
| Delegates, by Mr.. Barbour, was received, a n
nouncing that that body had granted leave to its
committee to sit again.
| THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. SHEFFEY called up the bill TO amend the LIST
section of chapter Is OF the Code of Virginia, fix
ing the time and place of the meeting OF the
| General Assembly.
The bill provides that the meetings of the
General Assembly shall be the first Monday in
| December
Mr.. Mason proposed to amend by striking out
"December'' and Inserting January"
1t was not agreed to.
The bill was then read third time and passed.
1t provides that the General Assembly "shall sit
at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond, but may
during session or at the end thareof, adjourn to
any other place.
CITY OF RICHMOND.
message from the House of Delegates, by
Mr.. ANDERSON of Richmond city, was received,
announcing the passage of a bill amending the
charter of the city of Richmond
On motion of Mr.. SHErFEY, it was considered
and without reference, read third time and
passed.
ELECTION LAW.
Mr.. SuEFFEY called up the bill providing for
elections by the people for the apportionment OF
representation ia the General Assembly, the
qualifications and privileges of voters, the meet
ing of Electors of President and Vice President,
and prescribing rules for contested elections.-
But little progress was made ia it, when
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, the Senate nd
journed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

SENATE.
EYENING SESSION.

On motion of MIR. SHAcKELFoRD, the vote by
which the bill to incorporate the Rapid Ann
Navigation Company was rejected, was recon-
sidered and the bill laid on the table.
The bill amending an act Incorporating the
Virginia State Stock Bank was read third time
and passed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08
THE BANK OF THE UNION.

Some months have passed since the affairs of
this defunct concern passed into the hands of
trustees, and yet we have no exhbi. of its con !.
dition. We know this however, that Messrs
Linton and Chiffon, two of tho three trustees,
have entered suit against forty four of the
debtors of the institution; but as no declarations
have been fled in court it is difficult even to
conjecture when the public will have authoritiye
information in the premises. We are inclined
to believe that the trustees are not idle ia thu
performances at their duties; but such is the low
process OF law. that year at least, it is thought
must elapse before there can be settlement.
Washington Republic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

We learn, (says the Staunon Spectator) that Charles
Elicit, Esq has been appointed Chief Engineer of the
Virginia Centra Railroad. Mr. Elicit enjoys reputa-
ton one of the most accomplished engineers in The
United States. His name is identified with of the
highest triumphs Of his profession is the country. He
believe, the protector and experimenting En-
gine the construction OF the SUSPENSION Bridges at
Niagara Falls and at Wheeling, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

Mrs. Meagher, wife OF the escaped Trisl, exile,
had taken her departure from Melbourne, Austria
la on the 3lst of last January. 10 the ship We'll
lington tor London. She was accompanied by
Bishop Wilson, of Van Deman's Land.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

A fire occurred in Charleston, S. c.. on Mon,
day last which destroyed twenty odd small
buildings on both sides of King street. Loss
supposed to be about 100000, which was fully
covered by insurance.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

Cuba tobacco seed. planted in Texas, proves /,
be an abundansly yielding crop.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08
THE RICHMOND TIMES,

THE RICHMOND TIMES,
published DAILY AND SEMI-wEKLT,I
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
DAILY PAPER-per aunum, lin advanced -....S 30 90
II not paid in advance-----. 90
Per month %
Per week. 10
pousTRY PAPER--Per annum- 90
For six months. --..---.--. 80
For three months. l 80
ADVERTISING TERMS.
Transient advertisers charged the current
RITZ Daily paper first insertion so cents and each sub
heouent insertion cents Semweekly paper rs
rst Insertion and so cents each subsequent insertion
advertisements ordered in the semweekly paper appear
also in the daily paper. free of charge.
AGENTS
PosrN 4srERs throughout the State of Virginia
horzed agents. and liperal commissions grant
led upon all monies received.
Mr.. ]. T. BRIGHrwELI. of Danvle. is our specia
gent in that section of the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

w. D. Branch, ESQ., has been elected Mayor
of Lynchburg.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

ADMINISTRATION Jarvis was yesterday
arragned before Alderman Evans upon the charge
of crenting disturbance at the Shockoe Hill
Tavern "Wednesday night alter the polls had
been closed. The Watchmen charged him with
assaulting named A. Winston but the
accused adduced evidence to prove that he did
not make an assault AS he manifested a will
lingness--nay, an earnest desire-to do so, how
ever, the acting Mayor held him to bail in
the sum of $500. He accordingly entered into
bonds.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

WEDNESDAY. April 6.
The bill Incorporating the town of Bethany.
was considered without reference, on motion of
Mr.. STovALL, read third time and passed.
PLANK ROAD IN CAROLINE.
MIR. Thomas called up the bill to incorporate
company to construct plank road from Milford,
by Bowling Green to Front Royal, in the county
of Caroline. 1t passed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-20

in an ,he counties If ,be S,,,a Fg,r,.
,rero ,,ade to serure tbe services or su IN .
c,r,i atent. and ogresably r.trurtions
apnbc,tioo ,yas made "a DR. Je,,et, bnt ,bo
season Vas Ear advanced h.c,ro , aeridodI
answer was obtained from him. and bis
ca..ian services c,..,il t5., mails, l.s secured
,rtbree ar r,tr ,,ealso,iy nra,i,ns a. tho
session ortbo Iori.l,ture AZ i, see,,ed
d,4.lal vh,ther ,ae r.,or,ittas could
make any reueral arrangeurut far 60 s,or
a neri Il IN that late d,, ,l.c ,o.olyed f.,
leave IL io ,be several c.,,,ties and to.,..
IA em,l,y ~. sery,ces a., ,be,r d,s.-.,;...
The & nmiitee found mo- other lecturer Il,
Ebsrty. whom tbec v,isbed d, en,rio, a,d
have commissioned ma one
THE COMMITTEE aono,o,ed d, dra0 n Pin
to be- presented to he Legislsrnre. did not
make their report TO ms nttil the Inst of Au-
gust Tins delao arose ip part from A de-
Sire to see the resnlt of eforis ia Mg.sacbo.
sells ana Rhode Island and fo galn alt the
Eaht which mioht result from action in
those States The Committee from the
several couutles 10 revise this Bill we're ear
Nv chilled toeciber. and had the B,u under
consideration uut,l the meet,nr or,he I.or-
isaiure OF course vour Cnnmittee had
no oapofrpni,y ro pnbli.b If
A Iarre number of forms of oetition were
pruied and d,lieent esI.,f, made 10 FURNISH
c,nie. for every town and school d,s,r,ct
Circulars were also scn, ont c.r,o-.,,,aY.
tom tothe DIR, If circulating t.r-e ne,,-
tions .eutl, Vsa r4.,l. a.. ,,3 III
tla, ,oar COMMITTEE had ,o,,c,nstad i'm 10
ba. cio,rl. ioa,r-,ed ~ esrns., ,,.ll.,. .....
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The result If All 4 ,bat n'. FL. H..
enacted emb,ac.ng ,be nrsn,nfs.,f,i..
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-20
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1853.

What compare the loss of hule revenue
with the loss Of thirty thousand American
citizens annually, together with the evils
arising from three hundred Thousand living
drunkaids, with all the wretchedness, and
crime Of every name, aud povertp and va
nrancy that belong to them There is no
comparison All the revenue Of the land
would not tempt us 10 suffer what a single
druukard suffers The sum Of the o'il de-
s.compuialiou "Fhcrc is 20 ~ perry
that so certainly aud SO uniformly works
evil ia community as thst which IS enploy-
cd 40 the manufacture and sale Of ntxlcat-
ing drinks and ell the capital cn tie face
OF the earth, invested in contrab8nd Goods,
and couuterielter's tools, aud damaged
indies, and corrupted drugs, and pinied
butcher weai. is NO; doing an appi ciAblc
quantity of the mischief that is done by the
property which Is invested IN this business"
Measured by the evil TO society which ihIs
Law is designed to remove, and Che COED 1t
would accomplish by removing this eyil,t
has no parallel ia Importance And ~
what other Standard shall we measure it,
importance Not surely by The degree OF
malice in Lin who breaks ID. lie NAV be-
as free from malicious intent as the snug
gIer, and yet the evil be as great, and call
as loudly for removal. II is the evil actu-
aIy dnue, which gives Importance 20 the
law Tins evil Is to be estimated by ihe vast
mhiutudes 1t runs, aud these the bone ana
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for VAN The nra,tice of .,,,rol,'-'. 80
had tie sanction ol law. ar c.-fi..', ,,r MN
Lc sentiment. and Is newer pl.sdrl e. hy
tie crie, ,f agneiiie. slrone as dssth. ln
heather all these exist The observation
ol past wears conclussely shows how nlrd-
IN man are restrained from tbe .ale Etro
the enemies O.. the law unuiltinalg proclaim
tins very necessity by reuerat,e4. " the lsg
coauos be enforced YOU cast never SION
a.en from, se..nr.o
IN, pr,Dcigle in Philosapty---ir Won
pnt shght obstacles IN the wsy q. unoratll-
edde-ire. YOU do hut .n6apie h. A la.y
without q peualt, is mere advice With
sFgbf oena.ues ii is worse ,ban useless.
when obgo,ed 10 Tie evils which men are
s.roanh impelIed 10 prac,ce Hence IA
saw to A,mseIler WIN realizes i,se.ty dr.
ftlrty dollars day from b,. brsine.s i,
Won SEN vou shall nav a fine of len dollars.
hnt.t o .,i,,,l,to bi,,, ,r ,,ro,,,, ,.l,,-s,,-,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-20


Rcsoioe9, TIm,ae c,ls arising from the
tyaliic ia intoxicating liquors, to.oe used d,
beverage, uotouy justify, bon Also lmocr
reiY require prlhf.rg law
hesoiged ihat laHs upon DIS subject
ought to be clothed nah powers eq4a Co
those gwen to lhe lass aglnsi ram0Iur.
smus -,iHg Or councr,emur. and uey must
ever De d failure aud farce, unworthy Of
iuie.' gent ifeemen, without sucA powers.
u olrca, i4at society is uoi true aal
ianaia. to ITSELF and Cue fr. Objects %, ii,
o,-tmz tou, 81 il doe- not employ tie
most ef.riirf measures lcgtmaier r.lam
lI pa. ce-so DIR as these arc necessary
-i1r tue removal oi Jhe evils DE- litlg from
such iraine.
Hno'rla That tNo principles which DE-
at tne iua4atou ai lue seut r1.etmeot
hy our Legislature are ju-i aud rt-lt, ild
ought 90 be manulned Do heir a.p.lc aon
t. '!ls -uue1t as iu'A.ul.y us when appl-
ed % ans ether
Heo'rsd, Iiai t'us law Is JOSH and uzlj-
eous lu ils provisions auG nesahles, safe 90
ITS consiuuuonaIny and therefore claims
tue appreciation aud support 81 oil good
Re0're8. Tint we cail upon eyorv free
man va t,e St,le Do give ID, heary gcs"
ON iae second Tuesday 100 Felnary next;
with most uuwaeeuag conileuce that tue
act wll receive ihe ip ro0auop o.: God, and
bring upon hm The blessing of thousand,
" reads to PERISH
R@o'0cd, That efficient measures should
immediately be taken a. make all sie peo-
pie acquainted with the true principles and
provisions Of this law; and that for tins
purpose, clear exposition Of tie law
should be printed aud circulated -mecl-
lngs be holden ga every town and school
dislricl-aHd scores of men be enlisted 10
plead MS oauae
Rcs0ioed, That this Convention earnestly
solicit The assistance and cooperation Of the
sion oi the character and probable effect Of
the Vermont Law for the suppression OF The
traffic H. Intoxicating liquors.
Kcs0iped, That, as lu the time that tried
mems souls, and decided the destinies q
the millions of the present and luture POM.
laton of this Immense country, the patriot
ism OF the mothers and sisters neryed The
arms ana inspired tie souls of those win,
made this country the home of the brave
aud the land of tue Tree, $50 uow, a. tAis
crisis, while Vermont expects every one %
their sons to DO his duty, Size also mplurc
of her daughters thai they while ruling Ill,
fashion, will lend 10 their mother State Obj,
gentle and almost OtuutDOtent influence O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-20

euil. never fir q. Society has no rahl to
protect evil by law. TIE law is designed
10 suppfess ctil. not to protect it, So also
society has nc right TO attempt to rcguiotc
evil by Law. This is not tine province oil
law: 10 rCaore evil is lis purpose. That
such attempts have been made Is not dcui-
eds bat The adopi,on of such principle va
leri.Iauou. is the extreme at ahsurdliy
What would tds community say. If the
LEGISLATURE u theU wisdom should Game
laws on the principle ihat murder. and adu-
tery. and then. were onlg TO be rcgalafed
.uai .aD9resscd, hy law Murder 80 be pro-
hibued except 90 certain circumstances.
and adultery permitted to certain priyi-
laeed few. under proper restrictions And
on the same principle that the evil ct lceu-
iousuess was To be SO regulat,d by lam as
90 allow but one house of lniamy n town,
licensed under proper checks and with suit
able security IN regard to the moral charac-
ter ct those engaged 10 the business APP
ply the principle To any acknowledged evil,
and ITS absorduy appears. Admit ding
to BE wrong aud evil, and the law can do
noting tghuuily but suppress IT, Aud this
J., what Is now done ia regard to lolteries
aud horse-acing. and ramng. aud arson.
and murder, and adultery. and pol,ramv
aud why should not the sqme 6cdone IN re-
lation To lie sale oi Intoxicating liquors
winch is, cnulessedlg. productive Of more
evil than slH these combined.
Society has ,he right % abale nuisanccs.
to pro ibH property beln5 used SO i. to
creaie them. and 81 need 0c. to DESTROY pro-
per9 when H is So used.
d j., laid doan b, Kent 40 Ills Commen-
1905 90 Aueucau L4w. lh., the rotefn.
mcul m9y. O., gcupral regulations. nieraici
suri use. ~ property Us would create NUS
sauces, and hcc.me dangerous io the I,e.
or healH, ,r neacc, cr cohfu or iie eui-
zous Cuahuicsume trilc~. lfn-uer-lou.-
u.s. operations offensive to ile Senses ''
lram,-llas Is .ure., $40 ihcs.9 rae arY...-
uof m poaarr. il. 1uh..ar. u4tI. cone
bl.tae materials. aad tH- mraI .th+
dead. maf We mierd.c.cd Oh aw. Ia ta.
m.asi ul dense ma-.o, If po9ullinn. ou ih,
general aud ruIoua. pruclp.e. taat ever.
person CAUGHT 90 use %. pranerf, so as not
to uure t.s ueislsur.. AID taas private in.
tese>i mu>, DE made ,ut-e4,ieut 40 Tie ren-
efal interest of coqmunlt,.
/, toio~s iucoute,uhly. from these prin-
clpir.. ti.t Tie tratlic iu ,rtayireti,tr E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

7 w. NJ L. is informed his proposition is accepted,
Os aud he is cordially invited to return
M0REiIEADs MAGNETIC PLASTER. - Inc
NI mus quickest peasaDtest and cheapest remedy In
the There terry nors-ne aboutt Il simply pos
best plaster her with the wonderful
alnetc influence which it It's supass ng IL
aud strength bile arrests ease aud pain cannot
ext hen applied Put argt tin boxes thus
Keeping pure Each box win make sx to eight psers
and spread them Price scents box Manufactured
and cold by
Sold by ell respectable DIusgss In the city and country
ITO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS OF the CITY OF
NEwYORK1he undersigned having completed his arrange
ensh now Lighter Enisrant Passengers and the
Lnsssse shp arriving this port either from ships oasrsn-
will be entirely this branch OF business ne sos
is shsre OF public patronage ANY orders len with kooI
No no Waltsf stairs back Office with A WALSH Al
Nautilus Hall Quarantine Landins with the subscribe person
Qnarautne Landing viii De promptly ~ sn'
shores, notice on the hbcra terms O. w pALEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
Unncinq Araoemies.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No
N srs B-o.Grsz ne1t 70 Gr.s Church. Will reopen MON
DAY Oct S sor Evening Csss and On WEDNESDAY, Oct
for Afternoon Cas-e- VAR slools u Lon
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