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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
VOLUME *.
From Ecuador.

Il wss rumored at Guayaquil at the ste.. al
vices, ths, q sharp correspondence had taken place
between the American Minister and the Secretary
FOR Foreign Affairs. Of this Republic in regard to
our claims for dePredstions en- our commerce com
mitted by the old Hepubc Of Columbia. Of which
Ecuador formed pert, and in regard too 10 the
arbitrary act Of tie authorities At Gusyaqul IN r..
fusng, On the plea Of fear Of co1tsgion 70 permit
the landing Of our citizens at ths. port.
Mr.. Van Alien is said 70 have taken deterrniL-
ed portion on b0ta these questions aud 10 have IN
sisted on the immediate settlement Of claims
which have been 50 .ong the subject Of discussion.
and on the sbrogauon Of decree unjust IL itsel!
aud most oppressive in It's operation on orr com
Incrcial interests The prompt and energetic man
ncr Ia which our Minister had entered on his Off
cis duties, would lead, !, was thought, TO an early
settlement Of all vexed questions between the two
GOV ernineLts
It is said that plaza Tor annexation to Peru linds
favor with some Of the leading men Of Ecusdor
Among it. friends is named the TX resident
Senior Roca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

wssa Mr. snrnsa ecoesdsd - ss.ss sssszosy. ss
~, sexssuiued sy ProtssoT Aen~iea wtA Wv
,hos raj s-.a sors eoad DOT have procscsd Ne expl
,S,u Ia Professor chserving hai ~hsi s,csm 80 ne
Ter worA ros AZ scos the SIRE 81 tns rou 90 n>S
hxe huf Ar suunsn u'sints;ned hal sesn ~s eaSeect
;, Produce Al ne er&cs have kncwn o. vo<W akse
.ors hsre there Wa sNusdsnt wafer n ne ecS tns
q tie Nohessn .a irsis1ec.
Jths , Rod~as 80 wsshinxtocst essnincd- III ~
rrsci'cal eugi,eer add have eecn N ne pesnese pe
years have seen Macy enracycd rinninS sannely
eognes and stes1ocsI eagoes op;nicn - 70 ~ esoss
q he exploslor 70 ths .hcse ws not sinecnl
snsroiy q In he eoev have hruseheS greef
snazy eoers ~ excess q steam tksnk tAere ID no
you nay. n thsi ere2A ne Noey. bet ret ga
boon q he boiler hat he wafer may have cut ssss
than supposed ~ he eug,n~sE charge and IN tais
wAy lower han - tAcGsht aea the top sgrscs % ne
hOr became hested snc sesrtng the ecgine he wse<
following ne current Of strSn. IN eootsst VITA he
hesied iron. suddsuy Eener.nns gea amount q steam
which highly explosive. AID did ucS ssek TIE weskex
r.r,s o. ~ bcier, bat exploded IN every dire>rna
rae Ccrcner her~ sad he wo1d not prest fsAer hss
evening ard tAer rad he q ne urcrs ~bn
Two o. Arre geruemen dd not answer - hesr uFn
which he said srsr poftion Of re Jsry sr swofu went
home they aspct ne boiler, yesterday, sns
,nthr jury haa BE- IN consecueaoe OF kst jury
va % hr~e were sh<euI and NJ woed pGoeiy sa,s
r The Information OF these geauceu, hat he woad had
,Aeru over ~ he Sher.f Nondsy.
rh- Coronsg heu sdScarsed he inquest al Monday q
oclcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
CITY ITEMS.

Tax WArxs NUUAScs-lt Is AsosetheF mex
pcsbe hat eoPls Who euoy fce and pFeSioos sele~s
NJ he Crotou wser snd IN their hearts TO ~ss-
and seuAndsr BY lesvns he hysnis opeashas aing he
streets with ice which Aas to Re removed heavy eN
peuse to the public purse. And yss his 10 absolutely the
aud seems impossible put stop the disgrace
Cal practice Il really Outrageous and uuss that
nesns vii be devt.ssi Of paaisans the Offenders
EDVcArIoS.-The Inspectors and Trustees Of
Cousmon Schools fOr the CITY and County Of Hsw.YoA
nave "for the Advancement of tho Of Eduesuoo
rued themselves into Association. adopted Coa.uu
don and organized BY eleetng the following r~oseu.eu
ofscer. on the 9Th inst Isaac Phursof the Eish ward
President; J. DOYLE OF the Tenth Ward vieer~sdeot
r Thompson Of the Fifteenth Ward, Treasurer Hear,
2 Yves, % he Fourteenth Ward. Secretary
PRoGREss % RELIEF-We give below the 80.
count Of money received Oh SATURDAY cF he relief Of he
wounded and the beresved BY the Haguest disaster
TuE TRslsURFs TINE sIscI,L COMMITTEES Of the
Common Council -kno~ edges with pleasure the recer'
ri Tie fowtug donations for ths recf OF the sufferers ~
L.. hague SsplulaV fpO q
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Free Discussion.

- Would TIE 1,ibune keep correspondent 81 Wsst
ngtOn who shogd rite against the protective policy, CT
against the freedom Of the public lands IN favor Of TIE
Mileage abuse' Lowell American
Yes Sir We rot only would. but have done 50
more than once. And not only will we allow any
regular correspondent who wishes, to attack pro
lection, or land reform or to defend the mileage
swindle, but if any body else has call that way
let him come on. We shall be glad to hear what
he has to say. And as for Robert Walsh an ex.
ample also brought up by the American should
he wish to assail repubhcanism in our columns, We
are readN.
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HorrusIr Dlspiay.

The Supreme Court OF the United States, during
he present week has been The OF most excng hd
brilliant forensic struggle The contest arose upon case
apceaed from The Circuit Court Of Georgia % sno"
g lie case OF ShulE against the Bank q ne SAFE Of Ueoi-
ia though there oher parties 20 T. aud involves ni.
-sis amounting 10 million OF dollars or ilereabouis
The cause WAS opened for tie plaintiffs ~ Gen NAp-
on THoNFsoS IN IN argument Of great skl and power
lie WAS followed by Mr. MCALLIsrER OF Georgia Nj.
DAVIS Of AlexandTs. the ATTORNEY GENIAL and ~,
Hon joan SEkGkANT for The defendants. Sensior Bur
OF South CaronA and Ar WERsrEE, Yesterday cen
cladti behalf Of the plaintiffs 50 great ssy % rs
ability scarcely been marshAleu upon sinl e.
The called on Monday 4ast and from Us
opening Of General THOMPSON down 10 he pOWefil. con
clusion Of Mir WEEsTEK, there succession VI mas
eIlv and brilliant efforts TIE courtroom was crowded
iuriug the whole time Of the delivery OF these addreese-
Though considerable portion Of The tine vas occt pec
DISCUSSING legal points which have, for Tie most ps1i
hile The OF pubic aadores 70; even
hese invested with The attractions Of popular topics
by The ability adroiness and comprehensive bold LEES ~
which ihsy were hand ed.
There few matters Of fact Immediately before TIE
CcGrt OF sustain rhetorical episodes but such
presented themselves touched viii consunlms'e
The bad relation 10 The transactions Of son e
quarter OF century gone litigation was begun about lie
principal property 10 dispute ~ ong a. ls1o Whsi-
he rghs Of lie parties may BE- ard however ne ~
ervening pleadings have been conducted the cos
such Ing hi well terminate pTorHced cause
and he hugans who have been has brilliantly represented
may - content with The result Great he value Of he
subject Of TIE sui - las evoked pssssgstarus whoa
nish almost compensate Contestant for The oss OF
Wsshington RspGb1c-
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REAL EsrArx.-The following were tho sales BY

CoxSo grR Fresh Shad, rather scaly boxing
r.,. however have made bs5 appearance 10 Baltimore
They were rode 90 rail- from sOrh Caroline, and oroasm
dollar .oi.r-aot vim tsaa bot for hsas We sr~ con
len, % wall un The slippery rosuss invade he Morn kiver
s.fore We crow over heir sdyeaL We shall have tssts
NJ th.r southern fellows b1 thsn were never psr's
20 edible. Of Southern COMMUNICATING sweet po,s
o..od never feel snfe psrng good dinner o.
,.a an We can zee fellow tapping bic objections 10
Ii. rddls DUNG hour before be 10 cooked byshe-
~.y, esy snsr tomorrow 10 ne first Of Lent Of blessed
memory snd for the s,omsebs ssks q Q Hge minority o.
Ssw-Y0rs's hungry ve sdjsre ths snny tnee-ss
oecia!ly he shad--so arrive speedily Thai Ne spess
lroz Inc card viii appear BY ne following oheiAr Doc,
a1aen from Bishop Hughes. laying down his Lieut. fssaA
nOLz. -
All tho w.Ex DAYS Of Lept, from Asa Wefnssasy ns
Eassr sunday, are fat days Of preespe On cns
The pTeeep, Of fasting implies sIso h.t q sssassss
rom ne use of sssh Baf BY <lsyssss -, -
oa he Moodsy. Tsesdsys and Thursdsys Of L''t "'
ne Ere, Sunday gnn Palm sunday - ~. Tbarsday psxf
o., AZ. ~s@,s.dsv sor 90 any day IN Ne HOY "e'~
nsnsdisely preceding Easter snna-y "a b~ ohs~rxss o.
Tsrs os'Ass fs s.,s 90 PAN sunday aieh asy
ETC.,. ron ce.b meat bar 20 DAY - e. -
S IA NOT allowed % use hs1 WI" 10" "'- " ~
ns- /. no srokibiro1 70 egg Se,tss or esssss
CROWDED s rules u S1sny PrssSr''ed ~ hs ~" %
Pnsd re- Church excuse. from obRgsrOn of stss DO,
e O. or he ESs ne following ei..s. q psross s
- ir6ra. 3D. tkose whoss duties ara Of IN ~.
aboOas ehsrss,r a. persons who are ,o o1 assnis
Sd. u.o.s who are snSsesssa By Cd age
Isou1r O. THE LArs MuRDES-An inqasss
vs.,,,s.y bsa a, do CRY Hospital upon ne e'dy OF
| p.n,el Reagan. rsr.e q IrsIssh, - Jefs " ~
| 6onoviag sssamouy vs sddaeee A..,x.w~.
w r Bak< residing q II Leon"a~
added mat sbout O'Clock 90 fh1''a.5 ''s- -,
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NEw YOag. FEB

s. pape commenting upon the donations To The Hague
.uksrer. YOU say We Informed that in making 40
he subscriptions In suss Sugar Rshne,y for me hsgne
At sufferers the gave generally from to 70 m.es
dollars apiece while The pfophston very ioesy gs'e"''
dollars each -.-.,.
The above statement IL erroneous first tne subscription
fesrred 10 wa. taken up aid In burytng one Of nc We
ilH. Lodn King who was formerly 10 the employ On
A Stuart and not for the sufferers collectively ms
amount OF SOS was contributed ma3ly BY e wosmen IN
he confectionery department each Giving w. mo pro
pnetOrs giving loinfly " ,.,,,. =,
ihs Ms-.rs suarts o1ad ito way into your Columns %
feel confident you would not kno~tngy mske i1se $50
rn4ut Having been IN their employ for perod OF sixteen
yesra SPEAK gy when testify 20 ne uniform
ndness aud Deraty manifested 10 tboss In thst employ
fnespab from sickness accident from performing nor
daily labor, A, .,,. ..,,..
q old subscriber 20 The Trtesns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

ANOTHER STRIKE oS The CASAL-PrcbG5ic H.
,eaSilrirs Ten Ya!nb1e Hersss BuTaed iIfre On Tue
jsy last tie shorers eulPo,e the Cana Frrsu
sons n Herkerner Cou-iy struck ard ab4ndcuec hrr
Sork ard Yesterday they proceeded in BODY down lie
ue uf ard drove the 2borers from severn other
cns-SmounuRg m ell 20 about 80 Yesterday LNe-
noou cue Of The &ssfec,ed shoreTs threatened thai te
would burn Sicho!As Nsndebogst oi Sctececs1y, =
coutrsctor who hss SECTION about sve niles from Is
ana accordingly about oecck lss evening as barn
Aung we've vAushle horses quantity 81 csts tc9s hsT
kc discovered % be Z 1anss TIE ere spread
rapidly hs despite every exeruOn o. th- horses
consumed alive They were valued ~ ESQ. Tie
enre loss Of Mr. Nsndebosst vii probably Re less
than sSoo In he tine, tbs body Of aboreFs
without any oAeT means 81 support rss1 se AID ne
prosecution q he Puslc somr I've niles O; Inc
g. entirely suspended We earn lLai Ayge number
Of them Prefer remaining WORK and have only Ell
through lear @. he Wsal1 The Possession
Of ocer es morning and expected ,bai some
ress woGd be made today. Inca Observer. III.
DEPUTY STATE TREAsURER-Judson w. sher-
mar, ESQ Deputy State Treasurer for The lss year,
having resigned thai siiuauon JGr Mr. Charles C.
ChTk Who bad been Clerk IN The Department 10 thA;
tine prCsoted 70 he VACANCY. In rs present
Deputy the Treasurer has gentleman Of cspsciy
Al enuoa and integrity Albany Eve Jo1r.
- Mr.. Michael Daicy. o. Boston was burned
10 sceA % FRIDAY nghI By his clothes taking sTe ws
be VS. s,ss '! nia1leseoa. NJ 2 We sa54sss
Rsx ssgwesz " NJ " ysss VI isA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

TRIBUTE % REsPEcr TO OFFICER bEsTHolF-
splendid gold bunting watch chain and seal (ssd 10 have
coz. sl1s, were presented on Saturday Mr. Henry Der
,hon by several members Of The bar beng e. stated In tho
inscription on the watch fbr his courteous conduct 9" en-
ocer in tho supreme Court The tribute well dssefvsd
No, only the members " the bar butReporter' Jurors and
and all having vstI different branches
Of h. Court have been pleased well - benefited ey me-
epuemany bearing and attention Of Mr n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

INrs Losr.-We learn by letter from SAUL
- ~ ds;sd Jan Oh that about q fortnight previous
= s-seznAe boat was found ashore with two dead DO
l,rse', ~ axe, and LIQUOR k-g marked - Nine, 81
sss~g ears and eentTe-bosfd gone Il ia supposed
Ron Carp River ard that other persons Esd en
ss~. spa thsuL bosi eft the sa,.l nsDne6 b. four
Needing TO proceed a. far IS Ps,sisn Island 70
W. - GsHsG, Ipsscsl .AseAl Free grsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

JACOB y OAKLEY, Treasurer
There collections 10 large number OF our enaren~s
yesterday and have doubt thar handsome sum wa
Contributed, though we have no particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

TIE FLORIDA ISpIAS.-No EMIGRArIoN.-The
schooner Eagle arrived = Marks from Iaslps ssi sun
dav We can frou 0l Der PsssenEers la ne IA
befxeep Sglv Bow egs sid Ma AOrrs = C1ok-koriks
Al Thurscsy teru.rs:ec shr-Pl. bo~ eg' cad le LII
.sf wuuf 20 20 ArkEnsss y vel pad ;or J. Dat rot 81
tber o. vcd bulge A. irch, ta- b. recent -lS 20
made deah f1r a. ndi,u propose or a about rruoA
and VA useess .sy az h-ls Ios sge4 = na-tr-
rev cogls either Be cuax-c hogsri cr driven 0ut II
Frr.sa Bow .eg< tod. = - 10 ocas-i-- n1rof
.ke4 OF wh.f he ccu1 90 w-5 IS arr4ofs sDecred a
.ors-,nre. OF M Morris timed rplr1r srd 11-e %
.1gu sr.nf ye.turs 5v WITCH zEr peops sometres e2
- uors7r- -s.-rt l. nus 1e confessed t1s l-s =
nof r.ui. 1f --olsce. reguI s-.ou. s1c
b. VI ~ cen O.. - srns rrNGrc a1ctter reso-le
slspert diplomatic iHi-rcocrse y q Proi VIC ts-
eel 50 s r-s-c- 10 ous Government f1EciOlere- B-
Twigcs 8 exceeding be uitATy Ane On e lnfAn h7sf -
Evv-ythirx cuset Tzzh.-see u a. >e1Inr : a. D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

RAscALrTr WITH THE TEIroEAFH-Ihe re-
,-isr,r - - ,~y1ocE srrlvL 81 lie Brnsh steer-
er, 81. srrrar,s EEeuon aDc Hcueed ee >
LEI Lar there vas some syser.ne sl---y q NOIk "
ave r.ss in r1rt On saurcay, prvaie iee ssePnc 10
p,fh ~, received n his cry, giving ne cotr leNs ~ e
ly~--ol sieauer of fhe IN iHsL and 1uedsie4y AieT
- - - ~~a.ed o between Montgomery and
Nohi9 On srrdav tie wires were broken oeSEesn NO
BE ana his place And has he nEored spec1aor. -
,e.rIv ro ssv, 70 speculate zPon ne p1bAe II seen.
Is. fke private dsPs,cA sho1d have got ne pc
sre - dispa,cbes lie Press AID ;he AeFchA1fs Il
ef.n-e -herr has teen some klnd u couson WLica ~
40 - cor rrvheud We Go uvi pretend - incI9S -
@ ~, tae ouv rtaE0n ihai We do oct kroW ware -
be pane IT, La r.scAsy IA osen Piac2seI - -
sV.is1. al n pseshe - t-1,y 7sfcss sts-ss - -
. Ass>< w. go sss<%s ~ "
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-16
PATTERSON'S
.aSges'ygSge s. I'ossSc Coase:sosyssN,
WINCHESTER. June g. 1850.


WINCHESTER, June 8, 1850,
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Tonic
Compound. both myself and in my family. for the
last eight years, and having been cured of obst-
nate costveness and sick head ache, to which ]
nave been Tor long time subject, take pleasure
IN recommending lis use to others affected in the
same way.
have also used it for Cholic and Cholera Nor
bus, the latter very violent and Of which was re-
ileved by 1t In very short time.
1t has proved equally cficacious with different
members OF my family and in many other cases
within my own knowledge.
Signed, ]. II. KEMP.
NEW MARKET, Shen. CO !, May 80 1880.
take great pleasure in recommending Pater
sons Alternative and Tonic Compound. j have no
hesl'atlonin giving ii my opinion that this will
be fond an excellent remedy ior the various dis
eases Tor which it is recommended, particularly
DysenteIy. Dyspepsia and Liver Affections. /
am no physician, and speak disnterestedly have
used the medicine, and have experienced great re.
lei from lt-and notwiths landing the -preindices
OF the Faculty. 1t has gained celebrity and popu-
iarity which have called into exercise additional
means to supply the great and increasing demand
lor 1t. Signed,
J. S. CALVERT.
o. Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON
and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS P
EskRIDGE, Druggist, staunton, Va.
August 10, lS50.-Iy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-16

ourtriends viii begin to realize the truth cfour re.
marks, which we made about six months ago, viz
'That there would not be family in America who
would live day without possessing box of Nc
Ai'lsters All-Heang Ointment, if they but knew
its virtues.
This simple truth has been fully demonstrated
as illustrated by the above cut viz: The checked
persplraon is certain to produce sickness, and that
is restoration is sure to carry off the morbid hu-
mors and bring with it health.
Now, how to reopen the pores, and to permit
the blood TO again drive off the perspiration has
been difficulty which physicians have been un-
able to overcome. No medicine within their
knowledge has this power, and consequently, mono
has ever been resorted to for this purpose until
Nc listers All Healing Ointment was introduced
to the public; since which tire, physicians as well
as others are now using it in great quantities.
Friends and fellow citizens, such is INGALLS,.
TIERS ALL HEALING OINTMENT! Wei.
come it to your houses-you will never regret it.
90 J.. McALLlSTER, Sole Proprietor-Prin-
cipal Office l4l Fulton street, New York
For sale BY Wren, Harper & Kinney, Staunton;
B. F. Graham, Greenville; II. NJ. Darnall, Waynes.
boro' ; Patterson 4 GilkeTson, Brownsburg.
P. A. Clarke, Mt Crawford.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-16
July 1st, 1850.
Look at this-Read it through
then come and buy Cheap Goods.
Ut .O-U.X.-.X.O.O.-O-
REDUCTION OF PRICES


vENHE subscriber determined from this date 10
:. sell goods at reduced prices for CASH. will
offer greater bargains than can be had in the coun
~ TOR the same money. If any body doubts this
let MN or her come and examine, and they will
be OF an opinion as is an opinion, that what he
says IS TACT. Come one, come all-there is moth
ing gained by ldeness or sloth-this is world
.. ac1lon' and TO make money, gain reputation and
exert happy influence we must be active, per-
severing. energetic-we must not quail at skad-
ows-run from lions or attempt to dodge,--men
VINO faint and quail are a laughing stock for an
gels, devils, and true men. So come quick and
buy cheap. D. M. HUFFMAN.
,,u Main street, opposite P. o.
+. o.-Ihose having open accounts with me
have them ready for settlement, those indebted to
me will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, as | am determined to close up
open accounts; so be ready. DM.H
Staunton Va.-SFec. s. Mess. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-16
MARRIAGES:
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
MANY and many wife endures years of bodily
Suffering and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help
less embittering her life, that of her husband and
hazarding the future welfare Of her children arising
from causes which, # knorn, would have spared the
suffering, the anguish to the wife, and to the hus
band embarrassments and pecuniary difficulties hav
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence Of the sickness of the
panion Of his bosom.
How important that the should be known
to every wife, to every husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap.
piness of both may be avoided Life too short and
health too precious to admit any portion of the to
be spent without the full enjoyment of the other
Inc timely possession of little work entitled as
6sows has been the means of saving the health and
the life Of thousands as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was is
sued.
The author has been induced to advertise it BY
the urgent and pressing request of those who have
been indebted to its publication for all they hold dear
that all may have opportunity of obtaining IT, and
who have favored him with thousands Of letters Of
encomum, some Of which are annexed to the adyer.
tisement
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-16
DR.. Beach's American Practice OF
Medicine and Family Physician.
THE BOOK FOR THE pEnprr

THIS work treats ofthe diseases of all men, wo.
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For further particulars concerning DR.. Beach's
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Ts'HE next session Of this School will commence
Il on the I'd day OF September next, and close
me last OF June, 1851. handsome and eommo-
dious brick edifice is now in process of erection,
which will furnish the School with very superior
accommodation. The course of study will qualify
young men for an advanced entrance in any Of our
best Colleges, or for any of the practical pursuits
of life.
TERMS I'm the Classical and Mathematical
Department, pr session, 10 months, $50 90
English Department, according TO grade,
pr session, $l5 and fs2l 90
Board, including washing, &C., can be obtained
IN the best families in the village and vicinity al
So and 81 50 per month. few pupils be
accommodated in the family Of the Principal
The community in which this School is located
IN religions influences and good morals. is not SUI
passed in the State.
Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
July 22-4m