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The Southern journal., 1846-04-25

We have letter from our correspon-
dent day later, stating that Mr.. Howard,
OF Bexar, as chairman of select commit.
tee, had just made report upon the whole
subject involved in the above resolution
tie had no room to give a synopsis of the
report, but we understand from him that it
was IN favor of transferring the public lands
TO The United States, in consideration of
the payment or assumption of the debt of
Texas. Our correspondent anticipates a
violent excitement whe never the House
should take up the report.
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AEsirn In Cnuadn.
Correspondence Of Virgil { Rices Express, 10 Walls,
MnSrRrAr EriihY Anil 9th

Correspondence Of Virgil & Rices Express 10 Walls,
MONTREAL, Friday, April 9th
No vessels from sea yet The packets between
Montreal snd Quebec doing good business oon IN
freight and passengers 1t Is said tha' coaaon Gas
feen effected between the rival companies anc mat the
fare for The liked al s. for the cabin and y
cents for the Storage.
The notifications OF the provincial customs act,
sdui; American Wheat into Canada duty free Tor ex'
poT 10 England be ground in bond for export has
no, been effected without serious opposition leading 10
threat Of resignation the part OF the ministry
The proposed reduction on leather and lis manu-
features published short ZINE ago, have rot ye;
passed into law, bat there is no doU5i OF the result
An act was passed last nigh: for the removal OF
the disabilities under which the body OF Christian al
ta.Ans have hitherto labcred.
There is much discomfort and agitation among s.!
classes Of dsseners owing the interference Of Gov
eminent in suspentng the sale Of the clergy reserve
lands.
Yesterday was ST. Georges day. and was OBJ,
served with due honor by al OF English descen. There
was numerous and hghy spectacle procession in the
morning and splendid bsnous, in the evening
The news OF the success OF the BRUSH Arms II
India reached here on "Wednesday. and il IS somewhat
surprisos ha, although this is the Seat OF Government
ana Military Head Quarters OF Canada no o1hciA demon
strs;on made, single gun rred II token Oh re-
iocins
Earl Ca,hcsr, has taken up his residence 3, Monk
lands the sest OF the sts Governor General LORD Met
calfs.
The military parades on the Champ &c Mars are
70 cSIrlIaeIcS csAl WeShi IoLs IL caa .iO- ----
Crest activity prevails in military department al
Caeoec; the losses OF The citadel have been deepened
feet sd one IS allowed enter except OF express
business Major General Sir James Hope lett here on
Wednesday evening inspect the troops In garrison a.
Quebec Goverumen! has purchased another Island II
the 81 Lawrence ht;le higher up than Moutres ana
Lschins foT The supposed purpose Of erecting foE
tidcarons. Every preparation seems making oota Tor
offence Rnd defence IN should come 70 the
wors; bu. OF which ;-us, there Is lse ground tor a
p-ehension The different corps Of volunteers s-e con-
s,snly drilling and have made gresi progress
The Canals are TO be open the first OF May, and
iarsa carrying s6e Is expected IN consequence oil ne
reduction OF the duty 90 American wheat
The Superior OF the Seminary OF ST S1lpice, AsT.
NJ Quiblier Is removing 70 Baltimore, Q. 5. Rev. NJ
Btsndel hss been elected IN his stead
A vessel supposed TO be the Great Britain, troIn
London. Ia reported to be below Quebec.
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ALEAST, april .. I546.
There is very LIKE here Of general Interest apar
from the Legislative proceedings, OF which your
readers are daily a2prised through your columns
The Spring business IS fairly in progress and our
wharves and principal streets are crowded with
merchandise Of every description. The Western
merchants are arriving here constantly in Swans
and arc making extensive purchases. Many OF them
pass through car city on their way 10 NewYork and
Boston for the purpose OF obtaining their semaz-
nua supply II goods. Il mas been matter OF much
surprise me- 70 see numbers OF these taxing the
for the Boston market in preference 20 going
New YORK, where they have always heretofore traced.
Il only be sscrbed the fact that every facility Is
afforded them By the BOsouians both il the Transport
;aon Of themselves arc Of their goods The fare OF the
evening train which leaves a. ?. NJ has been
duced S3 and the have been arranged that
ihe passengers may sleep comfortably all ngh: wthLut
disturbance. II b.hcoyes the New York mercantile
nunify oestr themselves in short time Yankee
enterprise and ingenuity uy succeed in cutting OF
considerable portion Of their Western trade
The travel on the Hudson river is immense the
numerous steamboats, which Leave our docks daily are
always crowded with passengers and no;wi,hstandug
the large number Of boats and the lo* rates OF fare
think considerable profit Will be realized This season b
the holder5 OF the steamboat stock
We have here about once a week very interest
ing Agricultural meeting. The friends o; Agricui
who reside in this vicinity and those who in at
tendance the Legislature, &C. assemble az the Capt.
to for the purpose OF discussing various subjects apper
tanning husbandry The other evening quite inter
estpg discussion Of these meetings held in
the Supreme Court Room, the subject of fruit and
fruit trees in which Of the leading Agriculturists
of the State participated, These meetings produc-
tive OF much good they give many OF our practical far
opportunity OF disseminating the resul; Of their
experience and of prodiipg OF that of their con-
federates.
Our Convention yesterday nominated SAM'L H.
HAMMOND Esq as a candidate for the June Con
venon, to make up the four which our County is enti
tied to under the new apportionment Mr. H. is law
yer Of sound mind and judgmen and will if elected, be
to the Convention. There il talk in
this City of getting up separate Independent: Delegate
ticket, 10 DE composed OF men Of both parties. This
think will be done all such ticket would
not meet with much success.
There is much Indignation expressed here in pri
vate circles in relation 10 the course taken by the
Legislature the Licentous question The weight
public opinion is manesty in favor OF the passage OF
the bill aud is to be hoped this opinion will not be dis
regarded By our law makers Yours, &c. e"
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MURDER AND SUPPOSED AoBBERY.-On Sunday
night last; Portuguese by the name Of Frank De Saliva
for several years resident N ihis town, was muir
dered il a most brutal manner. De Saliva had TOR
long time KEEP. a small grocery near the rail road
bridge and il was supposed NJ had accumulated sum
of money EWmin gton N. C) Jour. Friday.
FIRE AT WnLIAMsvILLE-The Plow and Turn
ing Shop of Messrs Horner. Frick & Co: in Williams
vile this morning destroyed By fire. Loss estimated
at 5000 No insurance. Tne Turning Shop was car
ried on BIZ o. Corbn. Loss 10 him estimated at $500
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 18th.
WHEAT CRoP.-A gentleman writing US from
Dexter. Gays Il think the prospects OF great wheat
crop In the interior were never this Of the
year more promising than present tappears to have
stood The winter well and every grain sown seems to
have taken root and looks WELL Detroit Adv
rT Col R. NJ. JOHNSON of Kentucky, the hero
OF the Thames reached this City on private business Al
tended by hi. nephew Edward P Johnson Esq in most
excellent health, and has taksn rooms a, Rev. o. b.
Browns. Wash union'
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IMPORTANT.
,,orurYYyc prNTORaI. HONEY OF

r IyPRWORT. composed wholly OF vegetables is he
nost lie aad valuable combination ever msde Tor al os-
eases Of the chest such coughs colds asthma wh2opng
cough difficulty Of breathing sping Of blood &c The pro
prieors received lhe 2hesi Communications OF l en-
eacy IN all pulmonary complaints from The most skiita and
sIt o or three Year, has very and ed
without The system o.! purins so much resorteo 70
IN sale OF o5er incidence L. may BE- gwen 70 nanis
win perfect safety Il Ihe appetite, nourshes and
invgorates co.'s buttons paired by prolscted coughs
For sale by Adamson Ohf, corner OF Broadway and
Fourth Bowery; Watson, 81 Catherine; Coddcs on, SN1
Hudson; Asptnwal Wllian-st; Crumbee, boweT cor
VI ih aad Of Brooms snd Suffolk corner Oh ave
nue. D and 10 Grundst; Mira Jones, % Gfecnwichay7Hui
C. st-an and Hays Bailey, Brooklyn, and ~boless4o
ag.uts IN aaidrn-Hne. Price Is CENTS az Sswzm
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OREGoS.-Several families hsve passed through
the village Of Peru, Illinois within lew Gays On .ae
WAY to Oregon They are to rendezvous with others ar
Independence, Missouri.
The Hsnnepin Ql) Herald notices The departure nom
tbs, county OF company headed BY MI Jonn hooln-
SON one OF the first settlers Of Putnam County and an
irhsbtant Of Madison County when Indian war: were
the fsshon Mr. Robinson was farmer IN easy circ9-
stsncss and might have ended his days N peses IN LIN
nois but hs has chosen 70 50 70 Oregon.
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EDUCATION FOR BOIS.-Waihington Institute
E-R-IDovsL-lLi Is now more ihsn twenty years since
This removed from Mount Vernon 10 It's
present site The progress OF events meantime, having rem
dered the place uGsui-d 20 the farther OF such an lnsa
;,on 8 new removal becomes necessary. We nave &C.
cordingy made choice ohe extensive and beautifully STU
a-d grounds and buildings Murray Hin, between Lex
ins.on and Third adjoining The seat OF the late
John G Costar ESQ. Here stiL enjoy The united
advantages of III. country and the town
Physical development and training, not less hsn INTEL
lec;uA! sad moral culture being IN our view essential
proper course U: Education, have provided sAe INC
best opportunities and for each. Ample space or
beautiful exercise and enjoyment 10 The open air every "a
cy for Instruction. rssdy access and quiet seeus'on arc
here combined. -.. -,
Personally nnG ercstrely devoted to the education OF
youth long experienced in the varied dulles Of me proe
sion aud aided oil times, by gentlemen OF
and skill in the several departments ofsr 10 parents ana
GUARDIANS he sues OF future fidelity and efficiency
IN the history OF tho past Those who rs puPh have spent
years under roe now 10 be met wln u every aa
Ter ID. gobe and 10 hem and their friends we axe our
reter.n rrs T. DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE w. PORTER
ooQ9
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General Notlrrs.
r Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.

re- For Boston vim Norwich md Worcester.
-Tn- steamer Voree,,ey Cs- Bacon. viii leave South
eide of Pier No North River every Iesday, Thursday and
Saturday. 81 P. NJ. connecting with me cars al Alyas
Point laifI cALEH PRA9F. JT Conductor.
" PhrenoIoaIsts, and Publishers Of chronological
az misc im FowLERs1 WELLS ISL Naa.su-. V
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;IsI;;;Is Ne sCH00I. FOR BOYNPoek,1ilI

DOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs-Pveksnl
d Academy and Boarding school, sea1nfqy STU ate d.
ovrnnEing be ilags OF Pseksku and The Hudson river
=, re from he Hig hands and enJ ,yng ample grounds
and rooms Tor students od-rs superior advantages Tor In
parrirE thorough commercial and classical INSTRUCTION.
IN principal hiss bad loog experience N the business Ch
10 b, with the respectable city references
nv aoplying by Letter The subscriber Iers for coys
nIyt Is y-a.s OF age per anruIn. over ID, 800
30 iot- ALERT WELLS, Principal
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v,., 36,7la6 5000 u 0s7 aOl 10 l72l6,lle IS

Total 6i7 l36 3Sl 1900 i S'2Ul III I'2Apils %
Means of The Treasury for the fiscal year
ending Sept 1916. including balance OF IN
nal fund ON hand on the Both OF Sept isst
estimated revenue for the present nscsi
vear interest on Canal revenue, one-tentn $1,000. :.
of mill tax for as yet In the Treasury SsoeS9o -
The nnyuent from this fund has been
and will be for payment OF Chenango ca
nal debt interest Canal debt payment enc 49,, .,
10 the general fund repairs oil canals Ne- 1oVos @
Balance on hand soth Sept 46.-..---. s66lssS 90
Mr. p finds an error Of sss.5sl o9 in the esti-
mates of the Canal Commissioners, interest on Inc
Chsnsneo Canal stock having been charged Tor enc
year when ii should have been only Tor 'h7ee on'hs
viz from soth Sept As TO lst of JAM 46, when the
debt was paid of.
TIL. s,v, Mr. E. Is ,osrably respectable error to be
committed by men having charge OF the financial sais
of the STAKE NewIork In al this perhaps mere
no desire 10 show that the surplus canal revenues WIZ
he is than they really are and would not haroor the
Mas hat there design In this not that other
ercrs not of accident su; c design have creP. into
r,port 10 this House from the chief financial officer OF
,hs state which will in due time be brought to the no
Balance Of Canal funds on hand SOth Sep
terrber 40 as shown above. added 10 eE,
70, ~ usnal o0ni s7so,iss IS
Dedue, one third OF interes; on Canal ~, 3, ;,
debt for Sinking Fund 'oN' =
surplus applicable 70 'nlp-o.0.. s44ssn 81
scnt year - - M fo- ls46
Add per CT, on es!i% sa 0l' ~. l7ol77 90
s.,,. f,- commencement for lsi7.. S6l3,aSS 81
Add per CT for estimstsd tolls Tor ~
for increase In AS together with difference
of interest on s 5s4 $50 Of Z per Ct Canal
deb, due this year and paid with funds Dor .,,-s.u
rowed al per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
surplu. for improvement. in lsis.... SSs''7'@ 20
Add per CT, on tolls OF rs for increase
In 40 with difference of interest " above
and also the difference OF interest on -
o6s 100 Of per CT. Canal debt due TINS
year and paid with funds borrowed a per 49, 80 ss
ceht.- ---.--.-...-.''--'
Surplus applied to improv'ts for lsis- SluSe'el Il
- Add per ct. on estimated tolls Of 49, for
80 and difference Of interest IS aboye. 2slalo 90
Surplus for improvement for $780,. 13769o7 y
BY the above statement II will be perceived that ne
sum accruns In the next five years over and above al
.This per cent below the for the
last FIVE years.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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Daily papers received al this Office whose terms are
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From Texas.
Ysw'o-,ss1. Del,s. a1-;I 10

From ,te New Orleans I'e+th- April -.
Bv the arrival yesterday OF the steamship New
YORK CAPT Philips 50 hours troa Galveston. in
raci. Of s.s- daies The papers contain nothing later
f-cr, ne - k-r1y Of Ob.eEvsrioc-
Gov Es-rii;on. OF south Carolina returned IL the
New York from his visit 20 issas.
Tha Lection re;urns couse = ve-y slowly. Tne vo,e
= ire yVe,,sra District IL CCasres- Tar received,
.rsrd,-vI.ia-1s 95I Pi.bury, 81 Cooke, S0i; Lew.
is 81 Merg;nsou, i5l: Greea, s.. Nothing from the
Ea.tern District
l.or OF me House OF Representatives, furnishes iae
ro,snr statement IS TIE prooaele annual expense Of
TIE sac OF Texas n the administration OF The Govern
men: a,
I.rislatire Observation-Disclosures SSs-l4I 10
Executive. ------------------ StUOu W
Pensions and Anruires- ------.-------. ~ %
To.sI.---.---.------.- 'oj 20
S,z:eeni Of tie ar.otl Of E=oaey IN ne Treasury 81 he
prssel.: tine oh March.
Amount IN IN hands of the Treasurer 90
paid over, but uoi yet deposited 2.5O %
Total. .-.sll-l'o W
The report Of the murder Of Capt Eaicier. formerly
member Of Congress from san Patricio County Is
confirmed He vas shot through the hesrl by ME.
Pool This act was COMMITTEE IL The town Of Goliac--
Captain H. expired instantly zni Pool was placed IN
der arrest The circumstances which led 20 this ultoE
tunste event are not given
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5rbcols.

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL.
Fog G!aLs, AT PoUGHkELPsfE, H. T.
rr,g1s INSTITUTION Is adapted 10 yonng ladies OF eve
~ az. Al! the departments o! substantial and IN
ist course Of education Taught The summer Icfin
viii op-c ca The IN OF nth moaih tsy) For catalogues
cous!ninz particular Information, apply il hew.York City
10 is g. C!ssoss Sank OF tbs State OF he-Yort, or u
Poo ghkeepsie 70
.lO savr c. ROBINSON SISTERS. iAr
DOAKDING SCHOOL al wnGon Conn q nears sal!
ID froc TIA cry miles north Of Tie village Of Horwalk,
stage rvuce hoor. The subscriber respectfully soc1
cali from parents desous 70 send their sons 10 delightful
eourtry retreat Tefms-70 dollars per Of z wcekz
R.-rrnc.. Of uneIcsponable character given with crcu-
lar Pleas. call Isl Sroadwsy-bours 10 to Y NJ, from
10Th 70 ss,h April for interview with
ABEL WEITLOCR, Principal.
REfEKEscks-Rev. John Smith, Rev. David q. Snort.
WAton Conn R=.. WuL 4 Bangs, Ee1ton, Conni Rev.
Ire ABBOTT. Wearport, Coon. aU lut-
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ST. MARKS HALL,

oRANGE ESSEX COUNTY, NXw'JZA5ET.
r. in,ioEy Ten Brock, a n Rector.
THE SUMNER SESSION vii begin on the frsI Mon
day IN Nay. -,,-,--,,
rs,-s in advance. Pups expected provided
viii bed, bedding. towels napkins, &c These articles
wi oe furnished hose whose parents 80 prefer u
xhi-h css. az entrance fee OF go will be required
TIE Modern Languages, Music snd Drawing Will &c
Ioolicsors for admission Of pupils for farther irtor
.osnoa may made 10 tie Rector Address a. above
O-,rye pleasantly situated, about thirteen miles rom
NswYork and four from Newark LII easy Of access by
III Hor,to yn Railroad which paxses through Il and BY
stas-s from Newark Il u vel IroTr Is Locai.on sVof
bath ao-S
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Family BoaRDING-SCEooL FOR BOYS

YoNKEKs, NEw-ToEK-
THE Summer OF The Locust Hi SCHOOL VII eoIn
r.rce Oh Monday. Ihe in OF asy Clrcnins az Pat
rriz may Ind Of Fleet Esq lS5 Nasssn.
a.: OF r w Townsend. Esq al CedsT-st; OF Dr. O 2
Wells los and 5. ie- oooxatofe OF eses stsd-
rusn. III WHATS. u. w. fhAHSio' hi-Ar''a-
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Here it will be that We have s2423 5g5 - spp-
cable 20 the Improvement Of the Erie Canal sum sp-
Gent 70 double lis capacity for doing business.
Tie amount of Sinking Fund proposed in this
bill, annually set apart will, says Mr.. Beach, pay
the Canal debts as they fell dae until 355, when in
consequence Of the large amount then falling due,
tSa.o00,000j it will be necessary 70 borrow money
or postpone the paymen, OF portion of the debt
By the act Of 1912 one half of the Mill Tax for
the year 1913 and 4 10 be applied 10 the pay
nent Of the Canal debts; bat it now appears that
the tax for 1913. amounting to s2e2 sly 40 has been
used for other purposes.
This tax, continues Mr.. B. ostensbly levled TO
pay Canal debts and restore tbs credit ofhe State and
is Claimed that but for the tax imposed by the law OF
1872 the state would have been bankrupt II this tax
was necessary, Why has 1t not been applied payment
Of cans debts invested for tina. purpose If Il
unnecessary for canal purposes II appears hare
been from the reports Of the State officers Why
imposcd for person will pretend that the pay.
meat Of $3.50 j63 8 Of this upon debt Of $50 O5O
000 mas saved the credit Of the State The pie ruth
is that money was wanted for other purposes and this
convenient clonk under which 10 obtain Il,
The people Of this State have been taxed under the
law OF 1912 they understand 10 the State from
bankruptcy, because OF the canal debt How
has the tax been applied
Amount paid into the Treasury from tax
Of s42.--.-......-..--..--- $564 639 SO
Do. do do. 1913. sol l27 II
Do do do. 1874, 56503i so
Estimated half of tax Of 1914 for l845.. 2525l7 10
To,al................ 81 973,3l6 %
Add collection fees. per CT. TO town col
ector, and per CT to treaaurer....... 9s665 95
Tax paid by The people under the law of
1912 s2O7l 934 03
or which there has been applied for ca.
nal purposes 2ao,5e3 IS
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NEW CHEAP HoOK-BINDERY,N No ~ Fsl

NEW CHEAP Eo0k-BlNDEh1, No q Fsi:oa
S.i conner Of Gold, up sstrs, el-anee 4 Go!dl-EG
GINS WIIIIAMS sre prepared e1ec-is binding for
Booksellers r-c oses By tie edition Or single volume a
he aes.rs; manner he lowest posaihs prices sat win
Gtapaich Music periodicals, pamphlets AID c kinds Of
lob work done with pruuPreA and al unusually low
Priees- ~ -
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HOMEOPATHIC CH0COl>AIE-C,J. Eel /
Brnts-r,' sosrlo. Ph.ladelphiS Homeopathic Coco
late highly recommended BY Drs herring o! Phlade!Pta
snd Grsv Charcing ano GfA Of NeT-forK, for fa!e e:
ssTs-,e-Hss ADAMS CUSEMAS CO. IS Pr-,,-<i.
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NUMMEkCIAL AND CLASSICAL Sch1oI, NJ
S22i Stxts-aycnue, sd house above litn-stl
Rogers, Principal John L Brown IessSef o. Rey
Hugh smith D D. Rev J. NJ FORBES, D. D. Esv; r. II;
LroS D. D. Rev. Il ]. Wh:ehouse, D. D. Ass- 70 = p
Ion D D Gen G. p Morris, Lewis Gfrgotgs. - ~ -
Wsnm.Ier Ese Long DavenPor No 10 .. $3.50 .,..
school win De opened Nay Isl Circulars a. % Sssad.
Nena.
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StuIIeuItu
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster,
Captain Alexander Side Mackenzie,
Hon. Gulisn C. VerPanck-
Rev. George Dubois, lTarrv,own
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq.
Z-bede- Cook. Jr. ESQ.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq.
Francis Hall, Esq. New-fork CHJ.
George T. Triube,
J. r Van Rensselaer,, 81. D.
Harn-r BrOItrrs. ms bweOd
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ss ljel PAW
RoARDING sCHoOI.1zlEyi0s Institute: TaIEy-

DOARDING SCHUUT.-IsYlpg InsUIuIc, Ehrry-
d town. ~ Y-WIiLAM P. LYON, A. NJ. Principal
Srnmer season commences first OF May To those who
d.rrs 10 place sona al Boarding School, the advantages
offered Al this institution believed equal not superior
TO any, Il has been 10 successful operation eigh, years
Tn. location deli hll and ssubous, Ia convenient o. ac
cess from Ire city. The -hce Is commodcus and comfort
abe-lhe p!ayg ample and disconnected from inc
village. The governments efficient 6u1 MID resembling
that Of well regulated Christian family and Dayscho
as are received lhs sausry influence OF ia
lily training
AND perfect the pupil branches studied but 10 develop
and instruct The Judgment; to enligh!eu The understanding
10 form III. habits and give mora and sseicl direction
10 the ncinHuors
Farther particulars including Catalogue OF Students,
Terms will be found In the circular for this year TO De
had on application the Institute al the BOOK stores OF
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