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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

About four hundred and fifty persons have
,ssd BY Cholera in Richmond since the disease
b,0se out 10 that city. Twenty-nine of the con.
,icts in the Psnitentary died Of the same dis
ans. and arc not included in the number first
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

Mr. NIckife, of Kentucky, is coming out
"A0'uI'y against jackson. He has been lead.
: u "hs party" and knows the "secrets of
NE prison housen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

Georgia Election The members elected to
che next Congress from the State Of Georgia. are
Nessrs. WAYNE, Wilde, Clayton. Gilmer, Fos-
for. Gamble, Jorss. Schley and Coffee. The
rsvisla,ure, il is said, will exhibit TrouP ma
;ori,y-the House certainly, The Senate Proba-
bis. The FIRST seven on the list are al the regular
~ nominated Troup ticket.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

We stated that when the result OF the Ohio
Election was known we would accompany 1t with
,toDer comments. These were given yesterday
N the article from the Ohio State Journal. The
returns from the state '.sve signs Of woe that
al Is asst" there. But
''Freelon's battle once begun.
Though Daffed oft, is GtoayS woS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

Salt.
9HOO Bush Is Liverpool Coarse Salt. for sale by
sVNUD oct IS w. FOWIE Co
Domestic COttOns
on Bales of Blesched and Brown Shrtings and
on shectings. for sale BY
oct % w FOWLE & Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
PROM the VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
THE BARBOUR CONVENTION.

1aesday, June l2fh
Tn. Members Of the Convention assembled i,
the Epi, copsl Church, and werc called to order
by Tn. ". Gilmsr. Esq. Of Albemarle, about half
psAt l O'Clock.
Mr.. Banks, a delegate from Lvnchburr pom;p..
wick. who una nimou-ly chosen President of
the Convention pro fsmp0re.
MIR. Gto'son having been conducted to the Chair
by Mr.. Gilmer, addressed tho Convention, in .
handsome and appropriate manner, returned H.,
thanks for the honor conferred upon him. and brief
explained the object and tho principles for In.
promotion Of which the Convention had assembled
On motion of Mr.. Gimsr Edmund Bro,du,
Esq OF CulPeper, was unanimously appointed So.
eretary to tho Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Basse,t of Spot,sylyan;,. il
was resolved, That the Rev. Clergy of the town he
requested to open tho subsequent meetings of tho
Convention with prayer.
On motion OF Mr.. Sims Of E-lfax it yves
Resolved. That tho rules and regulation. of the
h"use of Delegates o, Virginia, be adoptcd for tn.
government of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Pcndleton If Cuipeppor. il v.r
Resolved, That the Editors OF newspapers. be
permitted to take seats within the bar Of tho Con
vention.
On motion of Mr.. Gimsr, it was
Resolved, That Committee, tr consist of ten.
be appointed by the Chair, who shall fsport to the
Convention such measures u,ay bc deemed pro.
per for it's consideration.
This resolution then modified SO as to max a
the Committee consist of one Delegate from each
county, town or borough represented in the Con-
vention.
In pursuance of which resolution, the Chair n,
med the following gentlemen to compose the Cou,-
mittse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

At meeting of the ci liens OF Campbell conn
Try held at the courthouse, on the llth Of June
Edward u. Wnhers was called to the chair. and
JAMES NJ. Cobbs appointed Secretary.
The following res"luti ms were adopted by the
meeting:
Wh'rohs this meeting regard, with PECULIAR solci.
tude, the approaching election of President and
wee PRESIDENT of tic United State; and bci o
sensible of the necessity Of concentration If
public opinion, in order full and fair preston
1T the Will of the people ofthis Com.nonwoaltb:
4" therefore deem The proposed Convention a,
young mor, who are favorable TO The elrction NJ
Henry Clay and J1hn Sorg ant TO he held rs I'M.
ton, ON the third Monday Of July next, y on.
" advisable aud proper, but alike becoming n es.
sirv. q
Therefore, R'solyed That thi, meeting appoint
i've Delegates from the county Of Campbsll, 10 a.
Ind the proposed Convention.
RcsolUed, That Henry J. Brown, Edward
Withors. William E.rIy, James NJ Cobbs. AMI
lewis d. Poindezter be apI oin'sd Delegates 10 70
resent the county Of Campbell in said Conven,;oo
Resolocd, Tnat David P.nnil, John Slaughter
David j. Robinson, Jesse Thornton, Wm. l.. IL
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From The National iRiciigencer of S1furSGY
DEFENCE OF TIE FRONTIER.

The bill, winch for few days been depend.
ing before the two ii uses ofCongros~, for ant no.
rizing the president OF the Uu,t-d States to raise
Mounted Volunteers for the defence of tho From
tier, yesterday passed the Senate, previously
amended on the motion of MIR. Upton and tho
House Of Representatives concurred III the amend
ment Before the time this reaches tho readers
hands, probably, the bill viii have received the
signature IF the President, and become law.
The hill thus passed authorizes the President OF
tho Upited States "to rais!. sltheI by the accep-
lance of volunteers, enlistment for year, an.
less sooner discharged, six hundred mounted ran.
gers, T." he armed, equipped, mounted. and or.
ganiEed IN snch manner, and to be under such 70
gulaions and restrictions the nature of the
vice shall in his oplr ion make necessary tho com.
panles 10 consist Of one hundred men each, besides
officers; the n"ncomns>ioncd officers and prvateB
TO arm and equip themselves, unless otherwise
dercd by the President, and provide their own hor-
ssS and TO he Flowed dollar per day for their
services and the of their arms and horses com
iuis,lonrd Officers receive the same emoluments
ofi:cern Of the same grade IN the army of tho
United Siaiee, &c and officers and prvs,ss to
TO DO allowed Tor forage, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

"ero'ved, That it he r~commsn IcJ % ,,o..
'""' n.v" "iN"i,t q Del. 4 .,es 70 -.
"''" """'iN Ia e. ~ attend .sna ,lxo In
snch coonti $. towns, and burourhs ~, lave ,,
chosen delegate d hwti Ia c,u ,n.,, -
The p'ir?"Fc of APT" iutug .om.it,..s a. vi Il me-.
an correspondence, and tina they rep. ri the ,,m.
ton.
On motion Of Mr. Irvins"f Amherst. i, was
Resolved, That the Secret. ~ Of this Conv.ntior,
be- ms ructcd I" f'rw ard TO tho Convention In be
held IN Raleigh. North Ca,olina, al. the 18th inst
copy o. the address and proceedings of nj. hodv
On motion OF Mr Banks, il was
Resolved, That IN consider ition Of tho dff;cultv
ofc"nv.ning the members nf tho ntrtl com nit tee
on any sudden emergency, that of them shall con-
s'iu'o quorum f'r tie ir ,nsaction of business.
On motion of Mr.. Pcndleton,
Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks Of hi.
convention are due to tire President Vice President
and Secretary for he ability. inpartaliiy and r.
NIFTY. with which they have discharged their re-.
rpsct 70 duties.
Yin motion of Mr.. WHITING
Noso'ved unanimously. Tat the thanks of tho
.onteh'i"n arc due I" the Rev Clergy Of this place
Tor the us OF the church and the service. rendered.
~ thcm to tins body, Al.o TO the citizen. Of
ari"''esvilc and its Vicinity G.r the Kindness
and hospitality which they h. We ev;,ced to,,,,d.
the members of this convention
On motion of Mr.. B .nks,
Resolved, That the PROCEEDINGS NJ ,b;. .orv..
ton 90 signed by the members in their nwn prcpsr
hand writing, in tho order in which they have b.sn
registered by the SECRETARY
And on melton of Mr.. PendIeton, the cony.n.
{ on then adour oil sine die.
inc iohowing 10 v" Correct list of tho Delegates
composing the Conventisn:
Hafydr-Wm. b. Banks, James C. Bruce, VIM.
Brunsriek-Jas. II. GhoIsnp
Oronge-ConNa y G.. Macon, Richard NJ Ch.,
man, John II. Loo, John J. Thornton.
r. C"P'p'r-John 5. Pendeton, WIN. Hurt,
Spohsyiuanid-G George w. Bassett, john z
Holiday.
Albemarle.-Thomas w. Gilmer. Ni,nrod Braun
ham, Charles w Garter, Bee III Brown Henry T.
Hrrr's, Nathl. Wolfe, John w. Saunders, VIM d.
Hart ~ ~
Lo"sd.-Nicholns S. Pnindextor, Garrett NJ.
noro"eh Of Norfolk.-wm. N Whiting
B,rough of William d ,rg -V.her, NJ G,,r.,,
honn o. Lyneh6mg William b b INKS, Rober,
CnroIi"e.--Wm. p. Taylor
MISUNDERSTANDING Garter, Robert C,um IT,
s'Ph X. Irving.
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beth. Henry r. Ely, Robert d. wi'hers, John l..
ID. uglas. william Organ. Allen l" Willie. Pi,ilp
NJ. PAYNE, AMI Jostuo Thor ,hl be ,,.,,. int.d "a
corresponding committee for the county of Camp
bell.
Resolved, That these proceedings br forward
20 the Editors of the Vrginian. and the papers in
Richmond, with request that they be published
therein.
EDWARD B. WRITER'S, Gilman.
Jas. NJ. Cosss, Sec'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

You, then, or Mr.. Van Buren, who sent such man
to representa- us at the Court Of -. Petersburg,
thr successor of tina, ali accomplished and most
prudent diplomat'st. John Randolph OF Roanoke'
You, then see. thu our correspondence may prove
q ne oiiiy,ng to others, and extremely nl"'sant to
YOURSELF II. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
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IMPORTANT Information To the Athlete
. X. J. l.. BENSON respectfully informs q
. PIDc, tat h. viii ne at the White Sulph
Springs IL August, where he will attend princip
ly to curing III cases of Dyspepsia or Indgestid
Ills rXi'err nee and great success in the treatme
of That distressing disease (with ltieh sn many
Tho human Family are smfl' rmg,) warrants him
Offering TO cure cvc.y ctsc OF Dyspepsia with
Apii-Dyspcrtic Medicines arc only prepared
hams ~. aG IRE perfectly fec iro.u mercury 81 tho
car be dd'nuIstt red al IL sc sous, wthUu; III
iiast danger or Inconvenience To the most delictt
cortt'u" II. The rcmoe causes uf DYepcps'
as" Ecnordity mental eXeitcmcuts either Of gre
o. Pc'Surc-!nton'e stud, i u 40 crate use ut sii
inii"hts oil every kind Til. prOxim ite causes arc
loss 81 power III tie ncry sy~to:n--a want g
DI', or gdSric julca---sO Diet lit. ing the ~ oInacl
Is u rcHd q incapable OF ,Cii"g upon the foo
miro 'hCrC INTO 4, %J.up'O o. tno Disease ex
'sti"g re, '"ss Ot iPp'iIta IA OF cJoakib
I'd uhc i-f, ass ~ l"9 iErot - frequent niusel-
I"dri- ara u tuicH, .y--arrpsion IL ihe som ct
When "n "y--a@G frequent pm after ueal~-Ucca
siOn'i pIiu ~ tIJ sIdu- rct,t eostivede. s--habit
vi ci!ilness-ldDguOr--l 1wuess o, spiri s--papi
tdtirns. and dIst'r ed sleep.
~ Mr. j., lies NJ Kidop, Richmond VI,
and Mcssrs. J. r. & C.. T.. R"ydll, I.yncnI,urp. v,
the on.y Agents for tic sale ui Dr. Benson
Inv luIils Ant,.Dyspoptic Pills aud Too; H. Ach,
Drops DR. BIS. celebrated Tout Ache Drops
are the only Vegetable Specific warraucd prrfcc,
~ Tree from acid, rs 'nUS al other an cccden and
Subsequent ToOil-Acbe Specifies are based upon
those rong huids, RhIch ere so deytruc i've 10 thS
lcc1h' Jun lest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

kHRHE O'CLOCK, r. ~.
1.-THE Board have net yet closed their sittinGs,
any report issued. The symptoms here. how
ever, approach very nearly to those of tho Asatic
Cholera. bat whether they originated from the
crowded state Of the passengers ip the VoyaEeur,
or have been caused by onr lats changeAbls wex-
thsr, remains yet to be seem"
The influx of emigrants INTO the Canadas the
present season, - enormously great, and alto.
getheF beyond precedent in any former year.
On the 9Th instant, the steamboat John Mols0a
arrived at Montreal with $50 Storage passengers,
and the Hercules with 74o. The smaller boats
were crowded, having from $50 to 400 on board
The small ferry-boat Lady Amyer. which plies
across the river, chartered, and carried from
Quebec 10 Montreal $50.
We learn from the Quebec popsrs, that tho
stresfs in what is called the Lower Town, rs-
sembls fair day, from the cToWds Of smigrants
which are hourly auded froEpths shipping" Il is
added that tho three stcarsTs1 John Bull, British
America, and Chambly, departed from that city
with 1850 emgrants, bound to the Upper Fro
vinse.
The Police Of Qitsbsc IS it regards the Lower
Town il very bad. Thut part of the town which
is,cslled the Cyl de Sac, and which is at this time
PfSbEbDy, sleA y 9TH smgrants, is Of tho most
6Itffy Jtsces We have ever seen, and in the summer
sesson is is surprising that dissase is not onash-
dsfsd n every Swelling; and no place could be
moro easily kept clean, than that portion of the
CAnadEh csPital. The following IS the official re.
turn Of the number of emigTants who have arrived
the present year at Quebec, up 70 the 9Th inst.
QUEngc, juno 9.--'Eoial number of Emigrants
s-r,yed from the Cd June 10 the present date both
days inclusive.
Males 1899 Females 1853 Under IA years
Total to date, 10 500
Previously reported. 1891
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BntctOurt >:rri -

hhIttourt NTr -.
NE following low rates have been establish
" the Subscriber, as his cher at the Bos
tourt SWings, VS.
Poaro Tor Ladies and Gentlemen per day 81 q
do' do. per week 8
u"' do. per month Of 80 days Is U
Chil"ren under 10 years of age, servants az
horses, at half the above prices.
- Washing SO cents per dozen,
ie l3-c ~ CHS. JOHNS TON. E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
ALBANY DAILY ADVERTIsEs-EITRA.
Thursday Morning, June Ii, 9 o'clock. (
CHoLERA IN MONTREAL AND QuEDEc

CHOLERA IL MONTREAL AND QUEBEC !
BrirGct Of letter firm a mighty respectable gen.
Hcm0n IN Montreal, IN q gentleman in this city,
dated MoKTREAJ, juno / , 1892
have but moment to inform you, thst tho
Quebec Patrio of to-day, brings an account of that
dreadful uiaady, the CHOLERA, having broken out
there Fifteen are reported, one Of which
has proved fatM.Six cases are slso rumored az s1.
ioiing here. Nothing however, Official, has boon
reported at our Exchange.
A Postscript the outside of tho lsttsr says
Eleven cases have proved fatal : Quebec, and TIVE
at Montreal.
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HoRATIo GATES, Il co.
re-. Pacbard, Hotrsrd, 4 White.

From The ~. y Copmerci0I Adrsriis,T, # Friday.
AFfLICJ ING I'M ELIIGENCE'
1t painful duy TO announce the ALARMING
fact that t, India peSticuce, which 10 i's progress
westward, Ene cl1S Europe ia mourning, has ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
CHOLERA AT QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.
(CorysspondeneS Of The Aibqny ErsDing Jourr0l)

MosTREAS, June H. 1899.
We feel much concern in announcing, thst that
dreadful dirsSse tue HOLERA, exists at Quebsc,
and doutt here also. !, is officially announced
IN Quebec thence it FIRST appeared the 9th inst.
in IS eases md 7 deaths. Two or three jndigjdu,
ale died here last evening al this mosDiDg, under
susii~ious circumstances, which leave little or no
doubt on minds, that tie cholera wsg tho dis
case and however injsTious it faY prove TO bpsi-
generally. and TO oors 10 particular, TO spread
this aiarWiug report, yet VIZ thJh& il our du , 70
state fncts eandidly, itRoui regard to coDtcquen
ess, as Respects pounds, shillings, and pence.
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NEW AND VALUABLE
FIRST Glass BOOK.

FENHE UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR, being
q general grammar OF Arts, Science, and
Useful knowledge, by that celebrated and pop.
ular author, Rev David Blair.
This work is intended a Scientific Glass
Book, for the use of the highest classes in com
mon schools. and will be found exceedingly
well calculated tor those scholars who do not
expect to gain the benefits of regular classic
al education
o. This book, 1t Is Thought, toW do more
torardS raising the stamford Of education IN
common SchO0iS, "a thing much needed in the
opinion of some oflhe most jndcious observers)
than any eoOrk that has get appeared.
From Req TheOphttHS Packard, d. T.
GO Scarcely has book Of the size met my
eye, which in concise form presents so many
lessons of solid instruction useful 10 every class
of readers, or winch can be more proftaby en-
poyed in schools"
From Rer. Wm, e. FoacIer, one Of the PrCfeS.
SOrS in .ifidditbury CmIege, ".
From the examination have bestowed on
the " UNIVERSAL PREcErroR,' | am satisfied
that both in its plan and execution, it is well
adapted to the use of Schools"
From Emerson DautS, Esq, PreceptOr Of Vest
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think it ought TO be introduced into all
our Common Schools
o. Teachers and School Committees are
requested to call and examine this Book.
NJ For sale by DORR 81 HOW LAND
Worcester. Nov 81. 2wseo2w
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TemDLetOn Heb School.

FHYHE Winter Term of this Institution will
FL commence on THuRspAY, Dcc. &. Lee.
lures will be given usual on the following
subjects
Ga Astronomy and Philosophy, Wednesday
mnrning-on Chemistry, Saturday morning.
TIE Library, still increasing, and the Appa
ratus for illustrating the Sciences present SUI
poror advantages TO the student for The attain
ment of knowledge.
instruction in the French Language will be
given to young Ladies by Miss Elizabeth
Holmes, late iualructress at the Young Ladies
Seminary At Kccne.
Those Young Gentlemen who would desire
to prepare themselves for College, will find at
this School every facility for the attainment of
their design.
The Boarding House aud School Room are
connected. thereby rendering the establishment
particularly convenient in Winter.
Bnard 81
Tuition in EnplIsh 300
do. Latin, Greek. and French Languages 400
J. BATCllELDER, Principal
Nov 81
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Oxford Classical School.

FEVHE public are respectfully informed, that
Il the Winter Term Of thus institution will
commence Oh MONDAY, Tie 3D. day If December
ne1t This hereafter will be continued three
terms per yea of IA weeks each commencing
on the first Monday in December the last
Monday in March, and the third Monday in
August. A Lady vii! take charge Of the Fee
male Department, who viii instruct in Orna.
mental Needle Work, Painting, and the French
Language. Board from 81 To 5 80 per week
Tuition: English Studies. $3.50; Languages
and the higher branches of Mathematics, $3.50.
RICHARD STONE.
Oxford Oct 81, 1892 5w
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assaiant to DEATH this robe is thrown over
his horns and face. The Indian leaps hy
his side, and quicker than thought his arrow
flies to the heart. About fifteen minutes
closed this scene, all was silent; about 300
were slain, and no; enc of The band escaped.
Though the scene had been so spirited and
picturesque that looked upon it with rivet-
ed feelings of delight, yet could not Look
upon this field of slain. who had so nobly
died, without feelings of pity and regret.
GEORGE CATLIN.
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Dislike-use better words, sir Say hate
-detest-abhor them. Oh you did not
You ought to have asked, sir-you would
have known that the mother ruined nv
happiness--that the father attemp,ed IN
take my ife-that loved her, sir-ferccly
-truly-and that she taught me to believe
that she returned my tll-till it suit
ed her purposes. ami she proeet: herself "a
Stay, sir. will hear no such language
applied 10 the mother of my wife"
Your wife Oh, is size your wife, sir
and has her .equipuges, no doubt, and her
country house, and her town honse your
lady wife, sir and her mother was'--
=" | shall stay here no longer, sir"
Wait, wait Mr.. Clutchem is the deed
all properly prepared ? worded so that the
law can find no flaws int ?"
" 1t is, Sir Edward"
Then give me pen, Mr.. Clutchen. it
wants only my signature tc make it eff
Gent. This deed, Mr.. Ernest barley, is nv
Willy which | iestow irrevocably, land,
houses, money, goods, mortgages, &c. &c,
on certain charities, for which I care no.
thing, sir, but that know my 5eqnest will
lie less beneficial, so applied, than by any
other means, and leave you, SIR, and yonr
Inestlmahle wife, the II
would not have you deprived Of that! and
a jail, sir; and here, sir, have called YOU
to lie witness. The ink, the ink, Mr..
Clutchcn," he continued, and held out his
pen To dip in the inkstand, keeping his eve
still savagely fixed OH his unfortunate neph
ew. The clock struck Ska sudden liohi
flashed into the room-and Ernest thouGht
he heard for one moment the creakine of
ii wheel.
The haronel's hand continued in the same
posltlon-his eye still glared upon the coun-
teaance of his nephew. and dead silence
reigned in the room. At last Mr.. Clutch
EN- advanced" How's this? bless me Sir
Edward is quite cold. Help here-run for
Sir Ashley. All the passion was too much
for hm-gone off in fit. Dead as an un-
signed parchment. Sir Finest, shall be
happy, sir, TO continue in the service of the
family. The rent-rol is in my desk. sir
fourteen thousand year. How would YOU
Ike the funeral conducted? Quite private.
OF course. Honor me Iy accepting the loan
OF this two thousand pounds for your imme
date expenses. wish you long life, Sir
Ernest. and Joy Of your title Sir Finest, Sir
Edward shall be carefully buried this day
week"
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Oxford, Oct. 81, 1899.
Worcester County Bible Society.

a MEETING of the Worcester Co Aux
IA Bible Society will be holden at Worthlng-
tons Hotel in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, Dec
s. at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. Sermon at 6 o'clock, in
Rev Mr.. Abbott's Meeting House, by Rev
Peter Osgood. A punctual attendance offriends
of said Society throughout the County is earn.
esty requested. BY order
Nov. "A GEO. ALLEN, Sec'y.
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Urbridge Female Seminary.

FHNlIE Winter Term will commence on
b WEDNESDAY,, Dec. II, and continue ID
weeks.
Tuition in English Stndies, $3.50; French,
81 90; Latin, $500; Music, $1,000; Calls
themes 80.
Board may be obtained in private families at
s 80 week, including washing and lights
FEEL is extra charge. Tuition in English
Studies paid in advance.
Ixbrdre. Mass. Oct "a CIV