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YOUNG LADIES AcADEAfx, SpER THE 3
T. RECTlQN OF THE URSu8stEkS.

This Tnstitnsion which sba inhabstants q ros,.i.n
and assssR, sssss ,b hsys nsy sss g a
2 10 iasseaHeed z pshiis sesssei IL
sdusstion pursued by The TntsFessfp e tis
sioTsAI. EuucAT1osg5 jees censsaatsy ksst
in view BY the Ladies' IL fhe adoriIi, of their fap
S i ss y ors psiiss %sss Ill.,
s srt Ssse saes
ss ToS Sf % s ss y
are exclusively Gsthqss paptsa C al
SsasiIs & sasla T. with Presrsy Il sSss
ply FHSs MfssallER Seaith u t 81
Isa,ss : hey 9ss ssss g iss sisss
81 s9ea g 4 @ on tGs s
s shs ss ss Ss S1 s
When sick they are attended y one as ,a Lslis
when lie distance allows g a physeiaa i always
following objects The Engiish and Frsrch Lansaass
MisaI and
English and Frsnos 1IssE.tare astrenosy Plain sa
pay botany and Ghenistry Arc iansEt in the iisis
Particular attention is paid to Music. ia
TERMS. .ssss sgss gl;s S.
Board and Tuition per annum $500, pryabie quar-.
Day Scholars, per annum si5o. payable quartssix,,
Entranee for the Boardcrs Y 81
No doduetsen i made for those wheare with.
drawn before sx tss end IF ths eEsTtsr.
Stationery and the Use OF Maps and Globes per
. quartz 9 %
For the Use Of Musical Instrumenss par month o
DEawing including paper and pencils Per month g
Expsnsss for the bathing season: 49,. 81
nished by the parents themselves or procured at the
Yhsre is yearly vaeafjan which sauhmencesx ae ass
day OF September; and ends on the aa 81 Noseah5sr
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EDUCATIONAL.
a. ~ m ss 6 OIL &c j. -. !
2 pr r, ~ rms en-. aRoruras,.

DusEsrEp ny THE cHHrs1rAS DRoTl.ihsr's
Studies win " Rasns,sa on the stat of Ansns''
a. ahe vaff.1s ART. and aeIerses usasI taught cali
iesea ind hare an apprpprste place In ssystepa OF
education established By experience conducted on she
most approved plan and vita 8 dsvotsaness eomms's
snrate with the work cnEsged in.
In view Of te great pmber OF olasses in the eoeger
thorough graduation for AL capacities sad
has been attained; and the frequent examinations and
ronotfons beeef eluninto she soul OF advancement,
making labor \ pieasure-and success certainty
Tho csurss OF instruction pursued in the coeGe Is
divided into three depArhpepts preparatory interne
Gse and collegiate There Is besides, exclusively
commercial stnehtsnot Wishing or not having
sufficient time 80 thrsash the whole Of the collegiate
course. is s.s5-
For further particulars terms etc. apply at the col
lege corner OF Poeyfrre and Foucher streea aug SO
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nm 81, =. -, :. ~. -. - NEW ORLEANS.
chI college in the United Statss There is n Emil Vac
eity citizens iTd strangers who wish business EdG
Sation Tor thenselges invited to CALL Stu
dents can enter In any afthe Departments OF the col
iege at any time. When Clubs of three more oDer N
tte same time from the place per cent ieuo
ua5 VII 10 made Board and Lodging $2s per month
Book kccping perTr1anshlp, Mathematics Euriall
hrereh Spanish German. photography etc arc taiIeIf
rs used IN busnossso that each student can at once
re charge of AM set Of Books An education that enn
a st the student e earn $1,000 5000 oo per anns
south must now. educate sons FRACrfIc m
they VII iarever be the slaves Of tho North. y
N b. Young take notice that 80 far IA ,Ir,4oI
every enc Of the nuerOus Graduates this College for
We Pass yeat s now in profitable business
feb7 Ina HUTUs DoLBEAR, Prealaent
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: b = ~ - % SO = y 4 e III 80 81
A hen by s,aF Il = rooster a might. II
pielpaeIx-ts havs>xcry tender feelings.
....e - y ~ - ',-.
VINO ean sPesx AZ ~ $500 h.euo.
snitabie VIE for . seesssman--a nursery
maio- 49, q. s. A
pi1ce 20 get pna nm plss--aA cheap eios A1
ing s5sfe.
What roof eoSers the HnDst noisy tensntf
Yhe roof o. the month. ss. "a,
What Is tho political character OF q water
wheel Revolutionary sss
What il uaost likely to become q womanf
a little girl. - SrssSs 5
WHY Is 4 cows tail like d swans bosom 2
Because il grows down. .z,ssss
| when are the funds unsteady When
money Is satiaht.,
.J,,.5.ss advice 10 ladies--How to prevent
oray iaira !. keer, syour head shaved. 80
Co., ,,,,s,a
st,;ns, y resnonf,ea - t5vsters
sae s.,,.u g.. ,,.st a,,,;,,,,s
VIA io = - s,l ~ '.'o l'sas.
= 49,, s.s q e.. Ia 80 10
z :. I'D ca,,,ssa Il. snoysI
= Wv ~. Ss - - =
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: e - p-'.e1 !" -'S !. : =
WY are balloons "A tne a,r ilke sag y nus
beeause they nave no visible means OF sup
poss.
we Know giri SO tsunscs1ous thae Wae p.
Fs san mas hotning eiss 70 40 siie Ahi's her
oroW.
eat, what are you leaning on that
suipty easA iol !, Ia iiio'arnins oser
u0pss..ess sp..'s
A thief, who lately broke open grocer's
snat oniv Vent n to taka tea on 'ne pea
1850 -, - e u -
Why is pig the most provident of ami
zna9s Z Because he always carTiesa spare
rib or two about him. ~
Good practice f.. for aspiring young sur
-, th lii, = - =,
'iss' :. s',S I" ss-N :, 'io So
le considered cool 10 take a man nat
wau want n,s p hia an,nese n = s's because
you "aiis Ms asuso
The other Jay LADY, while STOPPING
over her sewing machine, suddenly got
most patntai stiscn N her side. 80
:. - sseas 30 =; ti ~. uos.or 10
tSo. hs cam III, t,xo h;rds ss;.S oaN e.,.a
'is..o ~ .@.- Us, ss' .
THAT'S very singniar,p said young
lady TO gentleman who had klssed her:
Y, wen, SAID ne, = can make 10 plural"
III . woman could talk opt OF the two
corners OF Asr mouth at the same time
there wouio DC gooa deal said on both
sa0es.
aOne of oar city bakers, says o wag,
I" has invented now kind of yeast, which
makes bread SO light that a pound loaf only
weighs twelve ounces"
aHave you ever broken o hcrse ~ in
CURED h0rse-iockey. "No, mot exactly
but have broken three or four wagons"
replied Simon.
.eron, yon saov.. y, rot, Ras,, a,,.r,, ,.r
tn. 1900 ~, s,ass $500 49,,
svh.t ala y,n ..e;gI, Iast saS g Wi ~.
really forget now but Il atr;kes me v Il
vas : yorn; IF hnt9ar A"e -
A9 sSss4RSss Ella Bsshes says
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p rIRzwnLlAss : 90. isas !
GENERAL. sTATIoNERs.
BLANK BOOB .MANuFAoTtRERs,
AND 5o2 PRINTKRs

b Z y j.
We have always baud Of The largest stocks q
goods Line tobe found in amy houss the country
We pay particular attention to our FIRSr-CLASS
BLANK BOOKS. Fs s- -,ss &'s.sngof
They DO exeelied in spaty styie o. finish and
durability. Banks, INSURANCE Companies and MGR
chants whose books arc used reference for years.
viii appreciate the advantage and necessity Of having
them made Of such paper that the Ink viii mot disa
pear In short time, as Is frequently the when
books ard made of Inferior paper.
: Daytd's Writing and Copying INK conbined-the
best in the market. - ~ s7S{g
Dasfias ,I.impid WRITING lIsUI D--supsrior to any
other. NJ
Letter, Note aud Foolscap PAPERS.
ENVELOPES of nll sizes ~
Foleys unrivaled GOLD PENS. in = great variety 81
Holders.
New Patent COPYING pREssEs-very neat, cheap
and fully warranted ~ =
Tin CASH and DEED BOXES. ID sssti
LETTER COPYING BOOKS. 4slg
Fancy FRENCH PAPER and ENVELOPES, With
Initials handsomely embossed in colors latest style
We invite the particular attention Of friends to
osr specimens Of JOB PRINTING, such as Cards. BIN
Heads Account Sales etc. etc. get up ON the
shortest possible notice and in the neatest manner.
Bills Of Laaing Dray Receipts, custoahcuse and
Mercantile Blanks of all kinds always hand and
printed TO order. ,s.,,s. rs a
Stamped Check Books on any Bank in the city, with
name firm printed in furnished Mt thirtysx hours
notice.
Bills Exchange, Notes, Drafts etc, Engraved and
Autographed.
We deal directly with the manufacturers. and onr
prices low those of any similar establishment
tho South Customers wiz always receive tho benefit
of any decline in the cost of goods
cry country orders will receive prompt and careful
attention.
An goods warranted represented.
DIARIES FOR 1869.
HN T. FITZWILIIAM & CO.,
dec Gm ri 10 Camp street
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p5,sg x,rifinc froua 81.
s dent 81 lne p9sho4s q 49, Z. ),
Pierre Stark county, AnalhnA say
sssm weeks aizo re Aad q visit from onr
ri. rev. HfsfoY, who gave curhfmation 20
risrtfsen children, who had made their first
: 5ssss,sszst.,upso1i hi the naorning.
Tke day following the Hishop visited
Frarc7evflie, sixteen miles from here, where
new church was balilt last suInnef. This
last me9tionea pace e - tll.ss irys.l
or 9gPhan wn.en =, = nnuex .ns
naFecfign % we $500 =. e y
and WRch has ~ sssfsI ~ u .assy =. a'1iss's
BrocEsE or CINcISNA TIL 9gessiuss a.a
yn Snnaay, rhe tath i9 ,sA, le
the Gnps! g ING ~
' ssa q 80 ~ }. 81;
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a slsoss -, the Epruiiine. r.ost 81 the great
R0I,afss, fRfnjsies seniliE9 their eanipages In
ssrrnsr 'raiasp thnt Is. ppifis the ins1aes and
fails Of the horses twisted with crimson
satip ribbon and tassels. and the servants
IN fall Livery. The Popo aud the Senators
both send their atteTssgcs and Eailio horses
isnI,t,aIIy 4, pssrtake cfs s. Anthony's Bene-
dictisn, " isch is given from the balcony
oyer the porch BY the abbot II is ~ t1sis
shurch, also, that sns palm &, DTS pe,sss
sSnss,ss 49,. 49,, ar,ansa ~ t
cav sss5en s,,,sa svhs,sa osySSt adiois
III q = ~
g4y.,I fs,,.s - ~ :, IL; i,a
the sss,,,t ~ IN, pasl;cst;f "A al 81. Peter. the
PopA vert II, full rtfsk& Is tie Vatican Bas-
ilics and fJ,ers, asssisfaiI az High Mass. and
q attn sermon tyss{e siieacIled by AIonsinuor
tsrrcoTss, siIIoW' Of the Asoafisfiia. Car
dss,si sizzhrrf "a sbrh sSd lie HOLY Sncrifice.
ana tl,e 81 AiaaIs hfrlsonx ', xtriarchs. and
asussistar, n 81 tie Pontificaf Throne walked
IA tha| PROCESSION. and oeeupied places in
the s1uctuary. where the chair &c Sc. Peter
WIS. sls Is usual oI, fs,ast. Tcsposed to
IND THO fsast Of ST.. Arnes. her feast was cell
el,y,a sf.7 n, t1sss Eiazyaa Enxnna and at the
fshnrel, IL s3t. Aerese FIaori Ie Mure. where,
q, IslIsl two, las,,hs were blessed. and after
svar1ls. rlve,, to fhe uuus Of tile Sacre Coeur
~ VIA Ts,,f; syIer they are kar,t and
H19rH Tor The HuIDNGe Oh 4pfUMfDZ the - PAL
Ia u a yen y, arcbi,is hoDs lecitine. They
also f,trnisl1 the PascI,ai Lamb for the Pspeis
faiyIe AZ Easter, There was 4 great crowd
"a fs,e church. principally OF foreigners.
r,....,..,;,,, l1ts,,J;.. rs,bs ,,ers..,-
So, - sasbs;sS which "a ~ yoa
= - iotsa - Il, Se
ma IN rsoenD ie1teT as ~ N aMi.z es.l
sana n.ye =. NC 80 1atb
n ,;a 1,a = Tfa sSSo are no
i,,;c.,,s r. .,,r.,5 ont ~ THAR b,nsa 1,st
ls 49, t,,a af .T;I a,.se
des c,ltes' . = - - - = - !,
M. ,s..t,.sz IS - ,,.sn;;sr1,., xfo-,s;c,,o.
f,,,a.s T.,sJ 1900 = e. H.
nae - ms
s'pa !. .ssion
tonusyssons.--Severn conversions nave
recently taken place IN Rome, rom Angn-
cazism and Rationalisns among the Enghsh,
$500 - 49,. al;vs,3i, tSa ~
~. ~ IS. Ey,;ss,s,.r :, h.,tL ss -
1919 1s1sSai;s Ts,;sfsr
u, -
Chsnsse Misssoss.,-n tne Cnurcn mas ner
tfA1ls sne Dos aiso nef triumgAs. a leSser
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under the Direction of the Sisters the Holy Gross
Corner of Rampant and Congress reets Third District
NEW ORLEANS LOUISA Ma
PROSPECTIVE magnificent Institution is sitaatsd
In quiet and healthy locality the suburbs OF the
Sog,moioas thorourhiy ventilated ana affords ali those
entages which contributes to the health and seSurity
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDucATIos:
The % the Sss I mt @
for their s M see sesst
era Ihe most unrsmitsing pains are also tsken 70
Of sy at Ss ms and ssi
in All places They Trained 70 habits e order neat
public worship Of the institution Is Catholic
but for the sake of order regularity, all obliged
TO attend the exercises and conform to the rules Of the
PHYSICAL. EDUCATION:
sisters pay particular attsnsion quality et
assuring themselves thss it Is both wholesome and
and dscOntents natnra to youth Tho hours
81 Soy shoS s as from too Continued an apcaon
study. In sickness they constantly attended by
in Immediate attendance When possible timely notice
is given to parents and guardians,
TUITION:
The system of education embraces the French and
k ass Wlss FsseS ass e
Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geography the Of
s,sS ana S kSsss y.Sssgs
Book kespiaE &a.hsmasics, Etc. Music, prawins
Plain and Ornamental Needlework Tapestry, Enahroid
cry, Artificial Flowers, etc.
TERals-PAYsIENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and Engliah, per
month mar a1er ,s az S OO
Entrance Foe for the rst year 40 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on the Piano. per quarter. ------.-s3o 90
Vocal Music -----------.-----. - 90
Use of Piano ..-------.----.-- 90
Stationery ---------------. 90
Washing IL 90
Tapestry and Embroidery ...........-...-.. 90
Artificial Flowers 90
Drawing = ..-.----.---------- 10 %
Painting Is 60
Books for the may be supplied by the parents
guardians, procured at the Institution at moderate
which transmitted by bulletin to tho parents and
guardians Besides, monthly reports of conduct and
stues read in the of teashers and pups
awaried according to merit AT the cose annual
course about the end of July the distribution Of pre-
rntus takes place. Letters of invitation sent
the guardians and relatives of tho pupils also
10 the friends Of the institution who alone permitted
TO attend studies resumed the first October
40 asduetion OF quarterly payments Is made for
extra charges unless in case of illness the expision
1.-THE pupil Pupils received at any time turing the
year. and the charge is estimated from tho date Of
trauoe,
=
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recent meeting nx paiRiaters In Mas
Is. Tie question of sssonsRn's snfs
At lenRth one Of advanced
4efs evidently Saying to tho old
ek sea AID ID that several Ind
tkd e heir efon that woman
sp1 e be hoped not {;
BAT s. Is fis Ne should live to see
him 81 The Situation,
sI7i< el 'ilE Slna, rs Paul eoEopnniOns.
eeiH i,ssn they 4fese z driven
m ii drla, . g Est M drive n
Gf aa Ret1 when, raising ilisi
yescA & d ttsc above atom, he al dad =
& se 4aiAer slrsgsI
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eellor Of Ireland was entertained on che 30th
nit, by Ills brethren Of tRie Stephens green.
Club, at q very splenid banquet Ia the Ex-
nfbition building Dublin. The Hon. Sir
AIaziere Brady, Bart.y presided, and among
those present was Mr.. Chichester Foftescue,
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Two PICTURES. Honesty Of The Dublin
CAB DSiueTs.--A police return in connection
with the hackney vehicles of the city of
Dublin affords gratifying proof of the.
1t will be seen that during the past year o
great many articles of yalne,s as well as
snms of money in notes and gold, which
had been accidentally left in hackney car
In many instances the drivers might have
retained the property with impunity.-
DAILY NesCs.
Hoaest ERgIisk 7fadesmea. Some forty
tradesmen have been summoned at the
Surrey Sessions this week for using and
possessing defective weights and measures.
The list comprised three licensed victualers.
two beer retailers, four grOcers and cheese
mongers, six butchers, nine chambers, enc
eating house keeper, one corn dealer, one
ironmonger, twelve coal dealers and green
grocers, and one milkman. The fines inn
poaed amounted to E5S.--PaU Mall 9a=etfe.
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Happy ara these who take mons but God
b be 8 witReas Of their good works.
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Or. sTANIsLAUs ACADEMY, BAY Sc. LOUIE
Of the Sacred Hssra has BEEN N epss
since 1855. II e bsaatinIy on shores
afISftling an the sivantaxes Of the SEA breeze.
sa Holiday sa f. sbs ~
sea-bathipg in summer. fcT the pupils great ibs
Tbs situation q Bay st. Loas and the 1as
Vel Tne.~a fhss sny psssng notiss q these adsa
The System Of goSernnent in this il srstv
mild And pateIal nfractions Of the estabshea rules
being prevented by constant watching the coa
The resigies and moral instruction Of the pupils ard
socitade, and & given 70 tho forms
habits poiiteness order nesthsss and industry
Ihs scholastic year on the 18th Of Janua
annual vacation lasts about six weeks. 7Sss--F
of : o " any sas q ss
The coarse OF education comprises az that l. aughta
English and French Grammar. composition. ATiihmst
Bookkeeping Algebra GsOmetry, etc.
TRIMS: ----.77F5Ss1
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly "a
washins' per session 10 q 3,
Bedding, per aesslon toptionai is g
vacation, II spent at the instiiaiion % q
: EXTRA CHARGES. 81
Piano and Violin, per month, each. 6 o.
Use OF Piano, Per rent tAI
P,ass 1.r
Spanish and German languages per month, each. s@
twelve rocket handIerche8 teye i1 ~.
eravnts four pair of drawers tosses ai tas nsp
looms WINTER s pair eli P Winter @
GGS s s dS one seR Oh s sal
SrTsSes et aiI mar e S,S ING 1sgIsS
No advances made by the inattusion for clahlag
travsng pocket money, etc, unIes a Of money
fhe nsm1ber Of pnps d limited ars,.u and guar
wards beginning Of tie session ''ei'
oSs fgF.asF paEt , apply By ltsI 70 ssesesE
Louis, iShielasboro'l Miss. 5SfoT, ~ u ~
nEEEEES S.,- Thomas Layton, President q he
Orieansv her
Superior Of tho yesnts' College New osleana, Rey,
Third District, New orsanai Brother AthanasiHs,
Very Rev Pllicer 1t the Mobiie Rev Fstef
Coyle, ST. Vincent Church. Mobile. feao
pRosPEcTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF TIRE m.
This teTaE So a1Sna by the state
dSsts sS t sSd rssIIs " e Center segee n s
The buIldinsA arc ven adsPisS ssS tSs pasSoss 4
recrestion, 50 thai rom the arivl Of ts tiis Il 10
~ til their departure At p A., they oeastantiy
The course p instractleh esabraoss Crook, I4,lai
MafSenatSs. 4sr SSa Natar asa
ply, with ths addition Bookkeepias esG the Hsusl
Student not Sdnitted, unless they know how to
The moral and religious training tho stadentsia hs
lead ng objects OF the instructors.
duct pSpGss 1ins ss ana & RsEsa
o6ser S e I ST. e sai AEt Monday =
Cessiats csuroe psyabs Il advance. ana ~ rnssa
n sates currency two MONTHS $40. e, - s-lI iFe
6 Il. AfAEY JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA. ' 3'''
THE NEXT SESSION WILL coMMENcE ON THE
b FIRST OF oCToBER, isas.
The siarist Fathers who have charge Of the Institu.
ton are provided with all the facilities for finpartnG
tao'ong AuEiiSh Frsash, qlassisal and Mathematical
Education.
TRRtsPayable in advance 500 In gold, or its equi-
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DEATH OF JAMES r. BRADT.-The death
Of Mr. Brady took place on the 9th inst
He had been onsa visit to the house Of LIS
friend, Ar. Edward Young, Ii West 10th
street, ON tho previous Saturday, yyhes, ne
was attacked with paralysis, and became
unconscious, remaining In that condition
until Monday, when he ra7ssss55sz, and in some
measure recovered strength and spirits!
The near approach Of dissolution, however,
was too evident; and the Rev. DIR. Ducy,.
who was In Attendance, .aduSinistercd ~
Mr.. Brady the last rites Of the Catholic
Church. From that time he fingered until
Tuesday morning, when he expired calmly.
surrounded by his soFrowing friends, and
TO the Last consoIetz by the mfnistTations Of
his zealeus pastor. The obsequiSs Of the
deceased gentiaEnan took place on the 4 Ith
INSTANT at St. Patrick's CathedraI. which
was denseIy crowded,
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NJ HILIF ANToNI.

r a III q n 1ONI'
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
No. 1913 Josephine Street, door to ST. Mary's
- German Church,
Keeps hand general stock of Catholic Prayer Books
Bhlea, Lives OF Saints, Ascetica Controversial and
Historical works Also Mssals Breviaries Altar
Crgess Sanctuary Lamps, oilstocks Pixies Ciborins.
and Chaliees large assortment Of Beads and Medals
CraciAxes Holywater Founts Statues and all kinds OF
religious Pictures. Also, tho only Wax Candles for
First Communion, ct the lowest prices.
i Pictures framed and made to order Es & -
Also, Counter Showcases fer sale. mo I'm
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voUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
-oF TIE =

Holy ANa ELS II
Tnder the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
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Corner of Rampant and Congress reets Third District
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
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THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE on THE
B. FIRST OF OCTOBER. 1913.
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