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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-06

Biloxi, July ~, 1850. - VIM. II. BRANCH.
Specimens Of the shove described BRICKS may be seen
ia the Gus omhouse; block of buildings Race st.
bnt by Washington Jackson Co. the residence OF Mr.
Wright, of the firm of Wright, Williams q Co.. on Univer.
y Place; the residence of Mr. Stever of the firm of Fisk 81
sever O. DsuPhiq street, the residence Of r Payne, Sfhe
story dwellings of Mr. Peter Conrey Jr., on Apollo street;
Mr. e. Shift three stores Camp street. and one on Poy
on POydras street.
For building purposes the BILOXI BRICKS break less in
hauling and handling straghef stronger weigh more
and absorb les water than Bricks made by hand The 81.
LOXI STEAM BRICK WORKS turns out three hundred
thousand week. and therefore FIJI large orders and de-
LIVER them as last as they may be required in portion Of
uc3 az as low rate as any Bricks have been be
sold Tor IN the city. VIM. II. EAGER
au5 St2pt Agent for Biloxi Steam Brick Works
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

Of one who only may be cured. Aud who Can
say when be- whose mind is dethroned is sale OF
hsrmless1 Who kfioaB b. what moment some
pbrenzy may take possession Of the man and he
by afaiul blow. .desiroy the nearest friend Or. whp
ever shall be IN the wsy7 Safely. hdnaaty and
eco0omy. therefore. ell require that this whole
class Of the pflicted should De sustained aud kept
by the State ia Asylums provided for that par
pose. . .
The Operations "f the PeniteniIary have been
unusually successful, considering The fatality by
cholen last year. and the sickness prevailing .
portion Of the present. For more than year
from the time the cholern ceased in 1919, not q
death 0ccurred IN the institution from any cSGse,
In June. however. about the lime the cholera
commenced 10 the city and vicinity. diarrb0ea
began To prevail ilI the prison. This was follow.
lowed 10y the prevalence Of dySentery Uf an az
gravated nature closely resembling cholera aud
sixteen deaths occurred from the latter diseaSe
aud i've from other causes. within very short pc.
riod Ol time. The sickness was doubtless much
aggravated by the unusual panic among the pris-
onsrs oecasioned by tile memory sf the figbtiuI
scenes OF hast year.
In consequence of tie fualhy by ch0lern and
other causes. last season. the present year com.
meneed with bot s3B prisoners-beins 1888 less
than the ayerage number for ten year. preceding
which, added to the GENERALLY debiIiiated state
Ui the cnnvics from the effects uf tile cholera rp.
edemic, led 10 tie reasonable expectation that Ille
awhile OF labor 10 tie ihsttdiiuh this year would
be much diminished
H.. Al n.I. a IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
5000 .9O3,8O &

The total amount Of the State debt which
would have become due on 81 lst day OF December,
1850, payable in the city Of New York, was $4.,
385 $50 76. As no means had been provided tor
the payment OF this debt. it was deemed desira'
BILE by the General Assembly To extend the time
of payment by issuing new stocks for the redemp-
ton of the certificates becoming due. Accord
ingly, under tie authority of the act 10 author.
ize the Canal Fund Commissioners to exchan e
certain certificates Of the funded debt Of this State
passed ON the 2st March, l849, and the act a.
mandatory thereto, passed on the 10Th March
1850, the Fund Commissioners have issued ST..
025 10000 OF five per cent. stock, payable IN the
city OF New York, al the pleasure OF the Slae af'
Ter the 3lstdi y OF December, 1866 $l.hl6, ,46843
Of six per cent. stock payable after the 3lst De-
celnber, 1870 and s 500, 100000 Of six per cent.
stock, payable alter the 3lst December 1875.
The premiums received upon the new stock
mounted to more than three hundred thousand dol
lars, after the payment OF all charges and expens,
es. I'M addition to this pfefhioTlI, six hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars Of the six per
cent stock has been reduced to FIVE per cent
stock; thus saving in interest nearly an additional
hundred Thousand dollars, Tlie foreign debt III
the State On the lst day of January, 1851. was
SIG $50 982:5O. This debt on the lst day of an.
uary 1856 will be $l6.566, ,773:69; being areduc'
| tidh during the year of $3l4.208:8l.
| There is now in the hands OF the Fund Conf
lnissioners, and in the Treasury subject To their
control surplus revenue, sinking funds, land iuudS
aud other means exceeding seven hundred thou
sand dU!lhis, which is applicable to the payment
OF the balance Of seven per cent. stock. It mol
therefore deemed Necessary 10 make any further
provision for the payment Of the stock becoming
due in 1851. The meahs already in the hands o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
GovERNOR''s iEss4CE.
Gentlemen 6rhe Senate,

|
and Of The House Of RspreseHiaiigeH
Another politicu year Of our State iS added TO
the past, and III pursuance oT the Constitution
the people, by their Representatives. have ussen'
Dled to exhnline their affairs aud consult for the
comtion good. The fact that, from year To year
The people are thus assembled 10 look after Their
own interests, aud that administrations are
peaceably changed by the selfrenovaiing md
Propellipg P?|er of THE Consttution alone Is
oeahlhi ahd Striking illustration OF the superior
excellence ofour Tree institutions We msy with
great proPffety hrst direct our attention TO the
circumstances which demonstrate the goodness
OF DVlne Providence. on whose power we nre
deRendeht for aii we ENJOY, aud FENDER TO him
lnat large measure OF graninde whlch we owe
iOI tne blessings oi The past Year
III lew Piares' that' as YET, mysterious de
slroyero OF man-the cholera has prevailed WIN
us usually distressing Incidents; but WIN TINS
eAcept9n, general neaIln mas prevailed thronsh
w. our ootuets' M9ch more 'hah uSuaI'y sound
nut "SIVeSS' VI All A'noS' nave rewarued tne ia
our oI tne nnspailu'nan' m commerce 'he mechanlG
"rS' anu ui' tne various orahGhes OF industrial
gMT"iss nave steaa'y Increased: reace ana or
uer "ave PreVaied; Inc lsdministrauoh OF Jus
w" .iao oeeh "uy tes"rueW, ne Protect'o,
III. ,nH0J VI u" 10 sun ieie duu acNho"i
iPo'F' ,.""' "'u nv ~ y"
uuotIon I u "huer our present lunlc'onS regulations
nave been extended generally to all classes ond
'ne progress ol our omte IN Improvements, u
weaIth, IN khowedee' ana III all Inc eiemenu
WHICH 'euu 20 nuVahre inc general weiiare' ha'
oeen steau,'y onwaIu'
10 lhe great Auihofoi our Oeng' III whose
nohn Is tne destiny OF hatlohs' n,d whose rs Ih'
eartli ana ihe lullnefs tnereoi' we are unde
renewed oDlSatohs iOr MI lhese increasing bles
sings,
Detailed reports from me sveral Department
wh'' IN que time De lald before you. from whlcl
you VIII derive full view oi the operations o
me government -. ,. :.
run statements ol inc receiPts ana eApehdi
year. VII! oe presented IN the reports OF Tue Au
dllor' treasurer and Fund Commissioners ,,
lhe nnahces OF the stale are III q SOUND an'
prosperous condition. The interest upon I'M
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

sam PaTcH OuT,DoEs BY a HoRsE,--.
On Saturday. a horse beloueingio Dir.
Cha,tersou. fell of the bank jusL below
the Lower Falls in this city. about il0o
Hundred feet. To the bottom. Strange to
say, the animal is "alve aud kicking."
sparently not injured, with the exceptLon
oi one or two Hesh woundG II seems ~
letsdible almost. thala horse OF other ami.
NAL could fall down thst tremendou
precipice without beiav dsshed 70 pieces
l-Roch AmeyicuA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

July, is45. "'.' .i.azs,ssl SO
Add 10 this the funds now in the
/ hands of Commissioners, and in
3 the treasdfy. SGT apnrt for the pay.
lnent Of the foreign and domestic
debt as il becomes due. 100000 90
-----
Total atn6uht paid and III hand. atpro!
printed to the payment Of the S'ate
debt within the past fiSs years s., ,O2S'e2l S6
.as{ b..L-,4 ,-,,e..st.5 7l,a - --T7-Y---T--
Thudft wil 6Sseou, BY the operation # our
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

FoREIGN ITEMs.-Dr. Wiseman was,
BON at Seville. where his father and
mother. natives of Waterford. resided for
many years. His father was wine mer-
chant Of much repute there.
The Emperor of Russia is about. to
have tunnel bored under the NeyaI
similar to that under The Thames.
At Upsal. in Sweden. on the l2th ult..
23 lunatc patients were burnt alive BY
fire in The Royal Hospital. le
Tho Nepolitan Government has grsdt7
ed sum Of Fifty thousand ducats fot con
tinuing the excavalionso of Pompeii.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13


2 South CAROLINA LEGISLATURES. - Sc.
cessioa The Southern Congress, Sc.-A
dispatch from Columbia, S. c., dated the
Goth, says: 81 .e.o t-. n.ss.4
IN he Senate, Mr.. Marsh all submitted d
resolutions in favor of secession, which
b were referred to the committee on Fed
eral Relations. ..5a f as ...
IN the House,' Mr.. B. F. Perry submit.
ted a preamble aud resniu,iOns that The
Legislature heartily concurin the ptopo.
sition of the Nashville convention for a
s. Southern Congress, and that the commit.
tee on the judiciary Be instructed tu re.
% port bill for the election Of Represen.
/ tatives to said Congress. That in case
any Southern State refuse or neglect'to
appoint delegates, it shall be the duty Of
the Governor to >send delegates To such
State to urge the people aud the Legis
lhture thereofto to unite with other States
To- Congress Of the whole South. The
resolutions we're ordered to be printed.
e.; Mr.. Wilkinson submitted a resolution
requesting the Governor to ascertain from
the Federal Government the purpose oI
sending additional troops to Charleston
and whether it is intended they shall re
main; which was adopted. r,.t5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
$3.00l. l.993,80 G
fXPESD TUHEs

EXPEND TUHts ----
Paid General Assembly Judicial .
aud Slate Officers. State lnstitu-
tuns. claims, and incidental
Items. 1901 .l8648
Paid forrepars Of Public Works. 329 595 90 o
Repairs Of National Road. &c ,... 47.242 66 0
Interest on Domestic Bonds. 2B.69I,66 O.
Interest on Foreign Debt. :. | Oaa 1886 o
Common School Fund Dislribut-
ed. ........--........ 200 600, ,0O
Interest Oh special Schonl and
Trust Funds, 97,272,8l D
One per cent on Surplus Reve-
nue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8.53O36
Three per cent Fund paid. l3,2465y D
On account Of next January luier- ..
est, t,............. li3,332,48 0
Fund Commissioners on account
| of State Debt. 657 1864 3
Claims transferred to the Attor-
| ney General for collection,.... l3332,02 0
Domestic Bonds redeemedby the
Treasurer, er,....... $4,000 0
Miscellaneous Items Paid.-.... l799,35 0
TUtal amount drawn from the
| Treasury,... ....--. ..---- ~ 1,J6Oy2T.t3 D
Balauce remuiuing IN The Treasu- ...'
| ry on the 18th November. 1850. l32,OG6.l2 |
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

SINGULAR FGoT.-En a late elaborate
report Of the London Board Of Health,
III is stated that when the cholera prevail.
ed in that city, twelve months ago. 6fly
thirteen cases occurred among the Jews,
although there are over twenty-five
thousand in London, The same thing
was observed in the great epidemic Of
1882, and has been confirmed by careful
observation since in the various cities of
the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

HAvRe DE GRACE, ,BANK.-Gov Thomas
has been. tits said, officially applied to
for acquisitions on the Governors Of New
York aud Ohiu. for ths Havre de Grace
Z bank embezzlers. and there is no doubt
but they will be brought before the ad
iourned term Of the Howard District
: Court, which commences in fewwseks
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

0Hto CoSsTIrurloEA. CoSvESrloS.- - THIS
body which Is now ih session in Cincinnati, ap;
pears to attract but small share Of public atten-
tion. Nevertheless. its doings will be important
TO the people of tile Site aud will necessarily
hereafter have To be discussed fully and fairly
We shall keep our readers advised of all in,Ftr.
tnnt chang"s contemplated and made Ia the or,
ganic law OF The State, aud whaieSef is Of ,rore
than ordinary importance will be telesraphed.--
The leugthy discussions which formed the mark.
ell feature of the Convention during last sGmmer,
have to some extrnt driven The Penple away from
the reports, aud also brought it into disrepute =
notwithstanding this, il should he watched with
more care than the General Assembly as its acts
may have more important influence upon tIic
future destiny of the State. t-."
viii the propretOrs of the Gazette please send
Us tlleir daily, ut least during the session.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

BLGcxwooD, for November, is unusually in.
teresting. The articles pussess high merit aud
are written in sucI "a way as to command u pc.
rusal. Iu the article upon the power and pro.
gress OF RUSSIA, the reader will fiud much to ini.
tiate him in the present aspect Of Euroyean uE.
fairs. '''t'
f Anew year is about commencing aud now II
the time to subscribe for Messi's. Leonard Scott,
& Cos re.publicaons. A Better investment
could not we'll be made by those who are fond oil
good, sound and instructive reading. 4H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

CoRREcr oprSros.-The Daily Sciofo Gazette
says to us: The people of Lancaster will act
Wisely by sustaining your welcomlucted journal
daily"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

PEACE IN HAYTL-Advices from St.
Domingo city, Nov, I'd, ,'repUrt that an ar.
mislice, or treaty ofpeace forAse years.
had been concluded between the Hayti.
ems and Dbminicano, through the inter.
vention Of the Americans and English.
An English steamer Of war was IN port,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

A MATRIMONIAL LorTERY.-At an
evening party in Providence, Rhode is
land, few evenings since. It was pro-
posed to dispose Of the hells Of The room
by lottery. Twenty tickets were imme.
dia,ely sold st' fixed price. rbe hold,
er of No. 2Odrsw the prize. The Joke
ended not here. The f'irtunate adven
turer has since married the lady who's,
name was drawn against his number
Thus has the season of art Unions con
mencedin Providencs.4 Jour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

A YoUNG JAPHET.-s'My son, can you
take trunk for me up to the hotelP i'd
a passenger stepping from a boat on 20 the
levee,' rG ragged Iobking youngster,
Who sat balancing himself onllIe tail Of a
drsy .0I .." q.
Your son!' cried the boy, cycling him
from head to foot. 'Welf, Pr be dod
drabbed If ! amt in luck, Here I've
beentlying' to find out my daddy inr three
years, aud all of a sudden up comes the
old hoss himself, anti knows me right off.
How are youl stretching out a muddy
looking paw. " q
The traveller was non plussed. Be.
tween'a smile and frnwn, lie inquired
What is your name, sirl'
MY namel So you don't know2 Well,
it's nothin' fT people in these parts have
so many children that they don't know
theiruames. My nams's Bill. but some
folks call me William for short. What
the other part is lreckon you know, II
you don't, you must AK the old oman
And shoulderiug the trunk, he march.
ed"FtowardSthe Merchandising to him
self aaG4 1 te 7tsaS
We'll. this is go. The old geHihaiI'
comes home at last. Gooj clnthes, blp
trunk. must havethe tn. Well, Iami il,
luck i' 43asH art s't 2s0
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-14
FEBRUARY, 1850.

by obedient lives consecrate il by our prayers,
purify it from the dross of injustice, and give to
il such foundations of Right as shall bold it stead
fast amid all the revolutionary conclusions of our
day. If there be those who cannot abide the
Union because it is pure and religious, just and
humane, let them beware of that tumultuous sea
into which they purpose to leap.
But we do not believe that such an issue
awaits US. The pliancy of miserable scramblers
for political prefsment has caused these violent
gusts. Thus, hitherto, have victories been gained
for Slavery. Thus they are sought again. Firm
ness is the remedy for threats. If good men,
having good representatives, are but firm, the
storm will beat the stout oak, and rage like de-
mon through Its twisted branches but pass on
and spend itself in the wilderness meanwhile
the returning sun shall find the noble tree I'M
wrecked and fast-rooted.
But if our Charter Oak is to be dismembered
God be thanked that its roots were planted in the
soil Of Freedom. There they will spread its
trunk and its mightiest branches will abide The
sun and the soil that nourished its infancy yet
remain to repair what time and storms may mu-
tilate. Beneath its shadow the poor and OPP
pressed shall find shelter X
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-14

The two following articles are from The
Independent, a weekly paper, edited by
LEONARD BACON, JOSEPH P. Thompson and
RICHARD s. SToRRs, Jr The first is from
the pen Of HENRY WARD BEEcHER, and the
second by one of the talented editors.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-04-24
JOHNSTON.
Plantation for Sale.

TEO. CLEMMONS offers at private sale
VI his plantation on Grand River, designated
on the plan of survey as lot Ne. 8, sec. Is, T.
10, R. Ii, bounded above b lands Of Mrs. Re
vet, and below by lands Of VIM. H. Carr. Said
plantation is adapted to the culture of sugar,
and comprises 100 acres, Of which acres have
been cleared, and are now under cultivation. Al
so a dwelling house, o~ut-hpuses and farming
utensils. Also, 200 cords Of wood on the n
yer bank. The plantation will be sold for a We
~ reasonable price for cash. Persons wishing
to purchase are referred to my authorized agent,
oc3 E. w. BLAKE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-04-24
State Of Louisiano--Parish Of lberriA'e.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of a decree or order of the hon
ID orable 9th District Court for the State of
Louisiana, in and for the parish of 1berville,
besring date April I'd, 1850, l will offer at pub
lie sale to the highest and last bidder, on
SATURDAY, 4h day Of May 1850,
at 10 A.. M.,the following described property
belonging to the
Succession Of Marie A. Breaux,
deceased, wife of Christian H. Menslage, dec,
consisting in
A certain tract Of Land, situated in the
parish Of lberville, on the. right bank of the
Mississippi river, about forty arpents from the
said river, measuring one arpent and one-eighth
of an arpent more or less front on the road
back of the land of Jerome LIE Blanc, by about
thirty-eight arpents more or less in depth, with
the opening thereunto belonging, bounded
| above by lands of Mrs. P. D. Godfrey, and be-
low by land of Mrs. Marie A. Breaux.
Terms Of Sale.
One-half of the price of adjudicatian paya-
BILE in all the month of March 1851, and the
other half in all the month Of March 1852.
Purchaser to furnish his note, endorsed to
the satisfaction of the tutor of the miners, pay
| able at the office of the Recorder Of the parish
of Iberville, bearing interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from the day of.said sale
until full and final payment; speejd age
to- be retained on said tract Of land To- ecure
the payment of said notes and interestk
Act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser
sale to take place at Bayou Goula.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, April 2, ls50-ap3
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-04-24
State Of Loutsiana-PariM Of Beruile.
Succession Sale. +

RY virtue Of a decree or order of the Hon.
- 9th District Court of the State ofsLouisi-
ana, in and for the parish of Iberville, bearing
date April 9th 1850, to me directed, l will offer
at public sale to the highest and last bidder on
WEDNESDAY ,ssth day gfsMay, 1850,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, thefollowing described pro-
perty belonging to the
Succession ef Christian HI M~enszage,
deceased, consisting in
i. A lot Of ground situated in the parish of
1betville, at the Bayou Goula landing, measur-
ing one hundred feet four inches in front on the
public road by the depth extending to the land
of Arvilliens Rreaux, bounded above and behind
by land Of said Arvillien Breaux, and below by
lands Of Hypolite Bringne, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon being and there
unto belonging, and with all the privileges and
servitudes attached thereto.
: Terms Of Sale.
One-half of the price of adjudication paya-
bic in March 1851, and the other half in March
1852. Purchaser to furnish notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the administrator of said sue
~cession, payable at the office of the Recorder of
said parish, and bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from time due until
paid. Special mortgage retained on the proper
ty sold to secure the payment of said notes and
interest.
Act of sale before the Recorder at the ex-
pense of the purchaser.
Sale to take place ON the premises.
]. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
I. Parish Of lberville, April, 1850. ap1O
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-04-24
Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'IberuiAe.



COMPARTMENT a un ordre a moi ad-
~ dresse par Asere1ier du juri de police de
la dite paroisse. une election aura lien dams les
I'd ct Tine Districts afip d'elir un JUICE de paix
pour chacun des dts Districts. Et dams les
Ter, 4eme, Set Tines ACCOMPLISHMENTS atm d'elir
un membre du jnride police pour chacun des
dts arrondissements.a
LIE scrutin sera Duvert a 9 heures A. M. ct
feme 4 heures r. II. CONNIE suit, savoir-
Dams Ie 2me District a la maison de cour a
Plaquenine, Messrs. Henry Desobry, Theodore
QyAlion and Matthew Mari, Commissaires.
Dans b Time, au moulin a sale du capitaine
Ives, Messrs. J. C. Laughlin, Samuel Ives ct
Elisha Hofnsby, Commissaires-
Pour Meg,bres du Juri de Police.
Dams le Ter arrondissement, au rHotel Buzz
ma Vista, IN BatpA Goula, Messrs. Paul He
best, Joachim Conan ct Adotphe Sigur, Com
missaires.
Dams le 6eme reimbursement; au magazin de
Pierre Richard, Messrs. Eugene Leblanc, Ed
ouS&r& Leblanc and Randall McGavock, Com
Smissaires.
Dams le 5ame arr0ndissem4nt, au cafe de
Mr. Etienne Renne, Messrs. Treville blanchard,
Evaniste A. ArceneauAt ct Robert G. Camp,
Comnhssaires.
Dams le Tine reimbursement, au magasin de
Messrs. Charles A Slack, Ezzbile Il. Lefebre ct
Gideon r. Taylor, Commissaires.
Le dite election aura lien lie Is de MaiI850.
]. L. PETIT, Sherif:
fsrdsse aIberHlle, &c IL Aril 1850. ap17
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-04-24
Louisiana Institute, New River. La.

THIS INSTITUTION, situated on the coast, 20
l. miles below Plaquewine, has been for the last
six years under the direction of the undersigned,
assisted by competent Instructors, and is in session
eleven months ia the year. II is designed for Pu>
pills Of both sexes, who are constantly under the ST.
%pervision of the Principal and his Lady, and in all
respects treated as members of his family. The To-
cation Is perfectly heaI.hy-the buildings large and
commodious, additions having been recently made
the grounds for recreation and exercise, ample
and extensive.
For board and Tuition, payable
quarterly in advance, $l2O per annnm.
For Music, witt, use of Piano, 6 per month.
Pupils furnish bedding, towels, books and sta
tionary, ETC., or pay $5 extra per quarter.
F. A. KENT. Principal.
The school has been in operation for 10 years,
and usually has some fifty pupils. No death has
ever occurred here, and the course OF study has not
been interrupted. No boys are received as board
ers who are over IA years of age-mosto OF the male
boarders being under 10 years. Such pupils are
preferred. JANIS tt.