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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

OFFICE Va. & TENN. RAIL-RoAD Co.
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853. :
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo G.
Cmle feel confident that The Piedmont Works unier
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation
making RailRoad Cars well in any and all IT'S
branches of mechaical operations.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
Ia M ~

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D
"A pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday exceple
ut o'clock, A. NJ, and arrives at Burkevie at the
tersection of the Richmond and Danyille Rsi.Ros
at 10 oclockA M connecting by that Road with Messn
r. flagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court-f1
Halifax Court House, Danve and Greensboro C.
and arriving at Farmve ut 1130. A.. M, connectig
there with Mcssrs. Flugg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Lr
for Lynchburg
Returning. the train leaves Farmville at l. p NJ
ard Burkev1le at %, p. m arriving 10 Petersburg il
time for the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
Road, with the spl, ndd nships Roanoke and Jame
tJwn for Now-York; which leave CITY Point at 7.P Nd
and every Wednesday with steamships for PhadephI
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
ssengers preierring to rema in Petersburg the ovl
hight, can take the morning. train North at a, A. VI
the James River Boats for Old pint, Norfolk and Ba
more at g. A. M or the for the South at oclOct
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tied
cts between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure through in
httteen hours, .---...--....-.. -
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs, throug in Two days,-........
Between Petersburg and " he Sulphur S lr.ngs,
Though in two days. Observation-Disclosures. 10
between Petersburg & Danville, through in TWEEN.
ty-tour hours NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Between Petersburg Gee sborp, N. c., thro'
in TWO days Observation-Disclosures. lOV
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. G. through
=, ~ ."ys $500 ---.'-. 10
Between eteIsburg and Charlotte, SIS
"A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot eva
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at g, ANS
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see
rates # freight obtain freight list by calling "
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 Is E. J. WALL Supt
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RECON- ENDATIONS.

REC OM ENDATIONS.
CHEF ENoINEERs OFFICE, Va. & Tenn. r. r
LynchbHg. Va, Septem 90 1853.
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars OF every hind in upon this TOAD have
1een made at the Piedmont Works, in Lynchburg, un.
Il. the direction of Gen'l Netetou, as Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to say that have
oeen strongly and faithfully executed. cheerluy
ammend these works, To companies requiring cars,
competent and faith July execute any con
tracts thu may BIZ made with the of these works
CHAS. f NJ GARNETT,
CHIT Eng. Va. g. Tenn. r. r.
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Information for the People.
New Goods, AZ the New Stand
BURROUGHS, SHAFEA & co.

HAvIN6 established themselves at their new quar-
ters take pleasure in informing their oil custom
ers ard the public that IN have IN store Just re-
eeived from then manufacturers. complete assortment
of Snriag and summer Clothing. all gotten mp in the
superior style for ich the goods heretofore sold D!
them have become so famous.
The annexed liss foadiag ARTICLES, but imPerfecty
Indicates the variety Of Spring TO form cor
rect idea OF which. reauirers personal examination
Black, blue. olive and other Fancy frocs, Dr'ss AND
Sacs Goats, Half Sacks and Pockets Slain. Rad
and Fancy Cashmere frccks, Sack froek ami sacks
with Pants and match Black and fancy Habit
Cloth Cashmerrt Drap dEte, TweedUnon Cashmere
Jeans Alpaca. Croton Queens cloth, aud Paris Cloth,
Business office and travelling Goats,
Grass Cloth farmers' Satip Bingham Sacks frocks
Plaid, Chene, and mode Drill
Duck. BnfF Linen, China Cloth Coitonade
EFrarcular attention is invited to our unrivnlled
Dress and FocL Goats, warranted IN fi@@ngfir' and
WORKMANSHIP, equal 10 custom rrofk.
Pantaloons
French, English and American Doe Skin and Cassi
mere, fancy Cashmere Cashmereti, Drnp d bte,and
Uaion Cashmere Nhte and colored Duck and pri
ling, fancy Linen. Bsrnsey Union and Grass Drilling
Bell-eheck, Pseudo Cashmere Cottonade and hrmih~t
Vests
Double and single breasted black and colored 6ien'
adne black and fancy Satin. Barathea, fiofentine'
Pongee, Germaa and English silk. BuH. white, Figured
and Plain Msrseles. Cashmere and Merino, Alpaca
linen and Gingiam richly embroidered Butt and white
Meno, light and white silk Party Vests. elegant gold
and silver tinselled do
Shirts, Collars Cravats, &c.
Extra quality, medium and common Shirts shams,
~ corded Collars Satin and silk Crasats seets mad
Stocks Spialhelds. Pongee, Bandana aud china cord
pocket hn9'kf. fancy bordered and plain cambria do
Denim and Hickory oser-ails and shirtseotton SILK
and nerino under shirts, drawers dieraHders and
GAosssss superior hid Gloves black white an ooored
Silk. Lisle and glover, merno, silk Lsle and
socks silk gingham aud cotton Umbrellas etc
Merchants wishing repleni.h their stool = viii lind
on examning thai Of the subscribers that bter MANN
actHred article is sold by them at "a iop Poe as nm
inferior article in the Northern cities.
BURROUGHS. SHAfER & co.
formerly A. s. shnfer 4 Co,
Wholesale and Retail Ciuthing Bazaar
mar gts Corner Main & Market Streets.
~ Wyihesille Telegraph. Bed Sen aud Roanoke
Ran
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Lynchbure Furnishing WarerOOm.

uNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
l. spectfuy call the attention of the citizens III
Lyncfburg and the ad Joining country to his large and
~ splendid assortmento of BOOTS SHOES, j
III CATERS. &c, of his Own MAKE,
~ and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL.
iYAsD OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present season. will do well to call me-,
az am determined please, both regards qualiI,
and price.
Don't forget call at the store three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRlMALDl.
dec Hts
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FOR NEW xORk
a. s. Mad Linz per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
I'M L new and elegant side.whee steam. ..SIL--l
i ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt. Pnuish,) 49,
will leave Petersburg via. City Point, every Tuesny
Evening, md the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cayendy) ever,
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
stat, Rooms $40 0U
Steeinge passage. WI
FOR speed, comfort and safoty these Steamships nro
cxoelled by none The coast and travellers will find
the most pleasant the north they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes OF tho Railroads
TT Tickets issued NJ my office on Sycamore Street
SANL q. BAPTIST, Agt. Petersburg.
r-P~A passenger train leaves the Appomartox depot
livery Tuosdoy and Friday half pes o'clock, P M
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Passen'
gers by the Southsidc Raroad will reach Petersburg IN
time to take the for the steamers. 3. q. Is.
July Ats
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No IIumbug.

VNTIISON a FRANKLIN-WhOlc
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMlS'
sion Merchants in the Granite Front Building.
few doors above the Merchants Bank, Main Street.
Lynohburg Vu receiving their Spring supply,
10 which they invite the their friends aud
the public generally
90 bhd. o. N and st Sugars,
80 bbs Refined Coffee do
80 " Clarified and Puverised do
105 hoxes Lonf do
10 bbs Crushad do
10 hhds Cuba and Molasses
20 bbls o ntd Sugor-bouse Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Laguirn Coffee,
% q" Superior Brown java
I" Genuine Moe, do
Chests & L. Imperial and. Black Tens,
3 Terce, New Crop Rice
900 Sides Sole Leather, hsnsy aud light weights,
Q bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bile Cotton. nssorted numbers,
bnes Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Snlt,
20 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron, ass'd
1000 lbs Blisered Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes, different brands,
900 kegs Nails, assorted,
IL Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails,
% best Novn Scotia Grind Stones,
SO boxes Sperm and Adapartine Candies,
30 " 1urpentine Soap,
30 bbls Mackere
90 " Tanners Oil,
10 900 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed,
Ginger Spice, Pepper Chockolaie, Alum, Saltpeter,
Soda, Starch, Copperas, indigo Nader "A large stock
Goods, and great many other articles tedious
mention, all Of which they offer sell the very best
terms. 90 give in exchange for country produce.
mar7ts
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A,tieles appropriate fohs fu" cfdss'-boHeSof nav
bo1r It's IA furniture
A. ,ci,. aopropriate To Second Ciass-Boxes, bnles
Al n goods ioathers shoes saddlery glass, paints oils,
i,It and confectionery.
A. ,I,. on,yonyiafeio Third Ciass.-Vfgna domes.
, .ne,r coffee liquor bogging, rope, butter, cheese
man, faeture9 tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
per n sheet iron, hoow-ware, queenswnre casting]
hard vare marble dressed henvy artlciesno
enumerated in sperial or fourth classmates.
d,t,oles aupropyiate 10 The Fourth Cioss-flour, Tin
.ac.. rice pork, beef FISH lard, taow and BACON lin
en.L. boxes or sacks) beoswax bales of rags ginseng
AMI Tried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) MIL ana
grind stones mill gearing =
T 30 miles so Salt per bushel
rias'sl per 100 miles. .. 90 Gritty pounds. 10
Ton OF = $50 miles. $50 II
ooo bs zoe miles. 300 Carrie ost. Il
SeJt 7-dts -
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LtNCHBURG HOSE & FIRE INSURANCE.
CoMPANf.-The Board of Directors of the Iv.cb
burg Hose and Fire Insuranc" Company at meefins
dividend OF per cent out of the r ,fts f rho Ia "
months which will be paid to the Stoc kholders on anJ
''' en, 'i ne :, i''n INST c. 7. WILLS, Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

THE undel signed having had charge of the above
Works from laeir commencement. under the formcr
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison .r. asks lc say the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage ment hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tention the work entrus ed him, t. merit tie APP
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NETTLETON, MANAGER.
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Important and Interesting /!

RVh Hnu
Fresh Arrival by Adams 81 Cos Express.
IyIIRlw The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Now
fsu, Author of the Au obiography of an
S0 Actress-a highly interesting novel.
The Mi.er's Heir the Young,
Millionaire. by T. ii. Myers,
The Secretary of Circumstnntiai Adventure, By the
author OF Heads and Hearts,
Ellen Devere. or the Way of the VIII, by the
ther Of Gashowore, or how to win vile
The Planters Northern Bride, by Caroline Lee
Huntz in . vol
The Lamp Lighter,
Sketches Of the Irish Bar, by Shell,
Kate Clarendon by E. Benot,
Viola do
Clara Mcreand f" do
Virginia and Magdaiene, by Mrs Souhworth,
also,
GODDESS Ladies' Book for April. containing the
Spring Fashions, Plates, and other Illustrations ana
Graham for April.-At
ay3-ts Il. w. WILLIAMS
n. Book store.
Cazett copy, and IL ave out former ady'ts
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B0ok-Binding.
ItpaE Subscriber is now propured to bind all kinds
Il of Books, Periodicals, Mlsic, Newspapers &c =
from the plninest to tho finest giltedge styles.
Having of the best London Binders in his en-.
pSyment he Is also prepared TO bind my kind OF books
to order in antique London style, with the new and
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted To be equal TO the London Bind
ing. Give me call. WIN J. FOLKS,
Book.lI 'ndor and Blank. Book manufacturer,
Main, st.
Z. S.-Gleasons Pictorial bound for 81 25
mar l3ts
tR Republican copy 1t
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
STITZER IN
i Has now recevediand in store his Sping style ~
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS

GENTLEMEN FINE DRESS HATS
comprising Bcebee's New York style (which s most
bcautful-nlso, Oakford's young mems Phladel phia
style fiat brim-whch is unsurpassed by any hat yet Of
fered or the inspection Of this market Together with
the Baltimore style, curl brim-which is very hand
Besides large ofalI the various sly les and
qualities of Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade
10 which he most earnestly calls the al enton of his
friends and customers and the public give him call
as he is prepared to offer greater inducements
buyers than any like cslab hment in the city, both
wholesale and retail All kinds of hats made order,
the shortest otce. Customers hats dressed verio
half price. Call at the sign of the Blue Hat or bargains
mar 3dts WIN SITTER
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TNHESE WORKS have be- n set in operation 18th
L all the latest Imp,oyed Machinery for Wood and
IL IN work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants Of the South and West. for Car construction
More than hundred OF all description have
been made these work, Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
Rail Rund.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail. Roads respect
nlly inYt ID to besow Their patronage, they may
y upon having their work finished in strict pance
vii Il plans and aN ngs; after tie most
GnproYc plans Construction. prices satisfactory.
Southern Ikail-ROads
wan no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
the Mouth, subject large expense and risk of Trans
rortbtlon. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor.
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LvOR HIRE.-A female Servant, aged about 10,
II accustomed G., Nursing and House servce-dis-
posed of for no fault Applyto VIM. H. MOSBY.
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NJ OTICE.-My stock tools and hands fol Gar Fit
~ ting, huge all arrived in Lynchburg, and am now
fully prepared all orders entrusted to me
with faithf' and dispatch.
| would be thankful to my friends TO hand in their or
iers prevent hurry about the time tn, gas
to be put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jam
nary under any circumstances.
lie 29dts A. G. DABNEY.
DAKLOK MANTLES-Just eceived which
l. will be sold cheaper than the Iron Nantes can be
bought and time to suit purclasers-Put up without
charge. j. b. GADDESS q BRO
jan 9-ts
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I 'ARE REDUCED-Through fro

l. Lyachoug, Va, TO KnorriHe Tennessee by he
gtn'a and Tennessee railroad, and Far7St d. Cos
Of Stages Through tickets can be obtained at
Ticket Office OF the Virginia and Tennessee Ram
Company at the following points and at the folio"
rates. viz:
From Lynehburo IN cbr;s,;o,sbnrg s3a5
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail-p..,

n uiter 'euheSohy the LIST March Al.
" senger Trains this road will run a, f,lla as
EXPRESS TRAIN
viii leave Richmond daily, at..... 81
- Petersburg :. - An
MAIL TRAIN IN
viii leave Richmond daily. at...-
Fare 81 l0-Children over three and not oyer IN, a.
years of age, 60 cents. discount of 10 c,nt. WIZ
made each fare when tickets procured n, l Oe
fee, and to passengers getting the cars where ~
sold.
Through Tickets in connexion with BlanJ & n,
Western Stage Line n be procured at the fce ,a
following places: "'
Greensborough, North Ca,olina, An m
Lexington, - ~ w
Salisbury :, w
Charlotte, :,
- - - = '' =. -. 3 50
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, W e,nesdsys and Fil..
1t 81, a. M, for Port Watha where il conner, &
he Steamboat Augusta. Capt. w. C. Smith.fo Nos%
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth -..... 10 m
The freight on all articles for Norfolk or Port.mI
ard the different landings the river must be mid u
advance. T
N. B.-Servants travelling by themselves must be f
nished with two passes, that one can be retained A.
the Office and ii must be expressly stated ON the po
that they permitted go the Cars or yoat as the
may be.
mar 3l-d&cts THOS OODAMEAn G.,
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WIN be varied slightly by returns yet to como In

STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION IN TORONTO, CA~-One
Of the worst accidents that we can remember "a hav
ing happened in Toronto, took place several days
8 J. Parkes, on Adelaide street. About half pase
three the boiler OF the steam engine used for driving
machinery, exploded with loud report, creatiag
fearful desoation throughout the entire works. Tho
building In which the boiler was situated was or
brick, Immediately in and attached to the large
work shop which fronts on Adelaide street. Many
OF the workmen were employed in their usual occu-
patons near this place. and regret to say that no
less than 1--we OF them were moro or less injured.
Timothy Sullivan, machinist, was severely injured
in the skull the brain having been driven in shove
the right temple. He was immediately removed 70
the Hospital, and the operation Of trephining per.
formed, but there Ia no hope Of hs recovery Anothc
bruises John Tilure had his back strained and hio
system received . general shock. Mr.. Vincent
Parkes, one Of the proprietors, had his right ann
badly scalded.
upon the buildings. The engine house itself Wa =
complete wreck, not . brick being LEFT upon sno-
ther; and the fr0nt building was Injured. But thb
immense force Of the explosion was shown more 10
was about twenty feet long and fifteen cwt, yet e
was lifted from its bed and discharged like BAN
from q cannon, through . board fence which stood
between 1t and yard Of about twenty thirty fest
the foundry shop, through the shop thirty or forty
feet long, through its opposite wall, and across
Boulton street, which lies beyond. Altogether, Il
must have been thrown at least 200 feet. There
were men working in the foundry shop ct the TINA.
and they did not zee IL pass through. It went Ike
shot, the holes in the wall being almost round.
Just a. II cannon ball had passed through them.
One Of the boys, named Edward O'Neil was injured
In the foundry his arm being disocated. The bolsE
the large Workshop on Adelaide street, ont BY ths
main door and across the street. Il struck the
fence of Mr.. Browns cottage on Adelaide street.
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INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
The Biaek Warrior AFFAIR and tho Fate OF
Cuba.

The black Warrior A9Air and tho Fate OF
Cuba.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London Chronicles,
writing May "a, says
There reports last night that the Ministry Is not
Fery bat any change that take place at
present likely TO BE- merely OF persons, and the
late ~ probably be continued the subject Is not Of
much interest except TO the parties going out or con-
ing In.
Tho question Of most interest now both to Spain and
United States about the Black Warrior steamer respect
ing which the determination Of the latter viii probably
soon be known Il am told thatA courier from Washing
ton has just srrived) II the matter be left to mods.
ton, VIII be all we'll u not, ere pM be struggle in
frH appearance might lead to erpc Tho fact il that
peoples minds are pretty ~ea made sp here 70 ",
lou Of Cuba ar an ersla ndt Will tale place
soowc or later but u does nS foiiow TIA must
poa into ne Adwds Of ne american repsHic, or
case Of var with the United States, would be triang
compared with those Of her enemy, who has hfty
chantmen az least the for possessed BY this
country. It's 70 be hopsi, however, that prudential
considerations win prevail both sides Efforts are
enlssmeot for the army In cbs and Porto Rico yolun
tesrs between nineteen and thirty to have the adj
fonsl given In the colonies from the moment Of
bartst;on; and are promised prospective bounty Of
<eeo 5000 and 5000 real according their period Of
bounty they receive ten dollars each the act Of
embsrsatoD and the rest the discharge In the islands
If they choose 70 remain there; otherwise their
return TO the Peninsula Five hundred volunteers from
different regiments leave to day for Cadif 10 meet
largr force collecting there's and this expedition TO
by the Baen fgate F~rrolsno and Mszsredo ccrvette
two brgs, and two steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12

ARREsT OF COMMENTARIES IN TRoY-The
Daily Times, of the 9th inst, says, that colored
barber, whose shop Is near the Union Railroad
depot, on Albany street, informed Kessrs. James H.
Ballard, Harvey Bontsteel Levi H. Smith, AMI 8 II.
Json policemen ct the depot, that two persons ha<
just attempted to pass counterfeit money on him. I'm
payment for shaving. The officers at once ted
IN pursuit Of them, and Mr.. Jills0n arrested a.
them immediately, in the barber shop. Policeman
Ballard soon nabbed the other, a. he was entering
car OF the train going west. The Strangers wcra
searched, and over $1,000 in counterfeit biis found
in their possession. Tho bills were mostly On tho
Hudson River Bank, New York, with c0nsidcrar
bic sum, however, on the Bank Of Montpelier. An
Of the money was in five dollar bills 0o}y few
shillings and one or two small bills In good money,
were found in possession Of tho paroles arrested
The prisoners wers plainly dressed Appeared to b
nom The country, and very much Affected On being
arrested. They are both apparently frsa thirty
FIVE to forty years Of age, are Yankees, and appear
to be rather green" withal. They arrived here By
the $50 Troy and Boston train this m0rnsng. Their
names, residence, &C. they did not give, bat they
reached their destination, ut jl no aoubt, sooner
than they had anticipated.
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THE EUROPEAN AR,
THE NEW oIJADptjpIE ALLIANCE

THE NEW QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE.
The foilosng Is tran station OF The protocol no G.
o. conference held AZ the Office for Foseign Affairs At
Vienna on the 2sd Of May, 1854 between the
saives o. Austria, France Great Britain and Prussia
me undersigned Plsnipotentisries have hell II con.
Trmnbe 20 the Arrangements cop,spe IN the rroloc
Of o. 9Th 81 April TO conference 70 ocate
beeTrncaiiy spd record In ere act tho conyeu
'"s t0tr c.d between 'rsfee and Englsnd IN -
& 4, eEa Us.staa Aus.fiA AL Fraasla 81 The o,a,r