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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Thinsa in Lahaina.

ferceO If he n
IgHAiNA tSandwch Isiauds) Friday March g. wj3
Our port presents good degree OF activity this spring
ssson Nearly 80 whalers are here now or have been
here and sailed for the Arctic Those which have been
cruising is winter in this part Of the ocean, report bet
tea success than those which passed the season on the
eos.t.
Considerable rivalry exists between this port and
Honolulu in obtaining the visits OF whaers, whose ds-
bursements constitute most important portion OF the
resources of these Islands SOne advantage has been
obtained over this winter at Honolulu by securing the
pesenee Of ships 10 carry home the oil and bone. which
many wbalers DESTROYS Of shipping Several large
clippers have come from San Francisco on this errand
among them the Sovereign Of the Seas Or ate h9WeV-
ar the frequent disasters at HOpolulu have induced
many ships leave that port aud finish recruiting here
Lahaina offers every facility for obtaining supplies
Aud in our noble, sheltered r0adsead the disasters are
unknown uhch occur the reef near the outer anchor
ace al Honolulu -Four noble mountain islands bound
ard shelter the anchorage yet leave abundant space for
ashp dragging her anchors 10 make sail IN any direction
ship caught outside at Honolulu in a sOuherly gale
and dragging her anchors, is lost
Honolulu being the commercial center OF the group,
Lahaina depends business the whaling fleet Their
white sails rising the western horizon rounding the
northern point OF Maui gladly hailed each returning
AL and spring native community of some thousands
and some 200 or less whites finds subsistence here We
law claim TO tOleraby pleasant society, though small
several families of worth and intelligence. Three mis-
sionares sealnens chaplain u. ). Consul aud assist
ant PHYSICIANS merchants and gentlemen holding o;es
under the Hawaiian Government, reside here with their
hmies Many ladies' Also wives of whaling captains,
pend season or more with There is Divine service
ehbe Sabbath both in Hawaiian aud English, at the res
peciye churches.
To some of u.s. of more interest than any number of
shaleships heavng in sight is he little mail schooner
that about once week brings up from Honolulu the let
ters Of far distant friends, Pc haps copy OF Inc
T,luae Now that caloric is in the ascenlant we ex
pect on Ericsson packet t. ran between our Islands as
iocn as one can be constructed and ships Onun erabe
oibo same sort to traverse these seas That will make
this Kingdom ready TO drop like ripe pear into the
goat lap of the coulcderacy But we ellapr American
hictds 10 be In no haste pluck the fruit until 1t is
ripe HOuIs, truly, L. L. H.
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s..ra nov twice that number can be seen y ''r',
ns ~ ON Budos Iulrt. The number o 'ess -. y -
~ busness Of the Sound - cpns 'anuy la \, r.
me-s week We zee FoIns NJ y AMI stf.h5 -. - r.
y wy - - the pr. poets II Puget und ana Try hf
Co. IN COR trade. Aud, Wlu Is t", 49,, 'al.
yhave The muridcatlOn ct knowing 'aA ''''' '''''''
esssay oe-pp..o wa no u,ni.t.r Of the Gospel or
.,.,isi.us services held 10 OymPit NJ" vs. pAse .
- minister am ne Is. Dl'i"e sef v ,e5u.5
E,t,L nd the ,n,pi-trston q" The "nra Wen t''eu''n
vsreh ,mprOved within the LAST t@elVe nOHth
& he oew arrivals se ZEE m"re ~ ls1ie' ma l,r nsI
,ha accession a. the nnnO-r OF our yodi, ~es Is
N.S.ble The mairim"i'd prospects 1T our 'cneiors
50 hopeless bat have Increased Al least oO Per
eena, ss,;es II be pras4ctsd during the coming ssa
-'n sr--.,er energy than heretofore. Tho amount
son VS. sshst xill be taken fr'm the sound viii
q St,s mt Of last Prcpar tOns ar be ng
w. n or thorough and vigorous prosecution o our co
<slsrv which will tell satsi'ct"rs' wheh-f t'c crica
s,ous that have hfrel"iois OeeH '''17 ou '@' '' >
s,soeerai,d or not -,
slhe !, enlistment "a newspaper in Olympia has done
h.ns more for Northern Oregon, during t1e term OF -
1900 exlstenee thsn could have b-eu Ell ct5d ny It's
E..a. alone in three that l~pgth Of tans Wlsn
e,.fore ,.u stinug your ives t. Do somgtn,nz
- hss,en the gfO~th It toe country, how much II De
1900 ven 10 look vel that your poue5r nc ~sp spsr Is
Henny support d. IL - on Necessary thai kh wi
sIge Of tie natural sevontgs and re,ources o. ms
snry be spread abroad, among the people Of tns 81 "e
10 secure th- mm grtt" on and s-tueme"t ., III
"a enterprisiug American ctz-ns among u: hei VI
,-hTe spft trvts mi spectators, VINO WISH 10 sss
pdhsn Oregon rapidly pop ed II ~ yonr ny an in
800 to ,xert ,onrssfrts fpr the prom JtOn OF every
ss.re of public advantgo scatter interesting fact
= milton 10 tlis country abroad - AID, according to
,opr meal M opening NJ rnigr M rosa across is ~
~ ,o,uuts ips north # the lumbi aud in opsn'ny
ssle ard neces- ~ shout the country m
srslI, These, aud oth7c me 'surrs, wa serve
.resty towards bast-bipg the populih and mproy'
mo-, az our enutty; and, IN Ank aDOnt you Tor the
means Of securing their Accomplishment, you must Mt
overlook h-t power u eugine, the P'i"hag press nor
neglect to eice pr poronatey liberal hearty and sub
f.tfjsi suppOt"
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CITY ITEMS.

ENITRTAIYnENTS, Sc DAY AND EVENING
MEAGHERs Lecture sid Of the n Volunteers comes on
tlis ate O'Clock a. Metropolitan Had.
MAcBEIH, by Mr. Forrest at the Broadway Also t~ss l. OF the
Truth Le' ,.r,u
UNoIE PAT CABIN Burton Also Oar Gal and The Happy
MAR - 49,,
Tar Klsr pAy wAaek; Mr. W. Martin Hey~O0d' Also
High Life below starr , , G. II
LAprs RIGnrs al the St Charles Also Bckeyed susan and
PANT hi AT Fair Lady - =, An
Tm EEIR LAW this evening BAuuus. 10 the aenooh AZ
that Gliiers l. Gold" >-,,.,.. T..
the beleft II Likeo0n.
TovHSANEsTS RACES GcAn Games Fssts Of E1ahon
selon Of Tie Revolving Orb, ke- afternoon and e'onHs
. eonIs liipIccroEe. .-.- A..
FrAIs OF HokstAASsHP strength and ability IN great ve -.
eNnit a. the Bowery Circus for the Beoen tne ~ ana
Broadway. -
NEGko h,Loor, Dereson Character Burqae Lectures vi
. anal Song &c- Woods Minstreis No. "a Boadway
AAcle- Ii9 Andeisoa viii night his woaasfial Poi'
$50 Broadway. -,
MONT BLAscJohn Owens interesting Pictorial Description oil 'ss
Ascent 81 Mont Blanc this evening Ne $50 Broadway
SArTLkR CosnonAnAs fstns Holy Land kc corner u
Broadway and Thirsestfhst - ~
THE CHnpsEs wonders srdio Cuios0 NO.
6is Broadway. ~ .oy
frosdwsy.
" The weather yesterday was very Uniform 10 .eii'
ptrature and character. From morning until manisn'
there was an almost unbroken torrent Of rain.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

krprsrFp oN THE CHARGE OF ARsOy-Two Germans
named Nathan Rosendorf and b w Frank arrested
Yesterday morning suspicion Of hay caused the *
irsive fire in Fult0nst Officer Rice, OF the lst District
Police arrested one Of them the evening previous on his
way to tie Fulton ferry lie had bag on rs shouderwieh
was ouno % contain several clocks. Tie told te Oicer
at he resided New YORK, and that his place OF business
was II No 3s9 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. On these representa-
,on he ras permitted depart subsequently about the
time ta e broke ont both very busy taking goods
from ter store, and the officer recognizing tls one,
tauel bet take both into custody They were accord
IL locked up and VIII be examined Oh the charge tins
morning.
CoBoSER's ISQUEsTs-Coroner Donly of Gravesendhel
an nquet Monday upon the body al man picked upa
esend Bay 1t in advanced state OF decomQo
sion, ard could not be identified Also. upon the re
mains Of which drifted ashore ~ Yellow Hook IL
was atired in striped panalOOns mixed blue jacket
ard coarse boots. About dollar in money Vas IN the
pockets. An inquest likewise held upon the body oa
female, picked up al COney Island Point, which was dress
ed in dark calico irock and supposed TO be about % years
Of age. Verdict in each case in accordance with the facts
BOARD oF SuFERvIsoRs.-This body held meeting at
the County Jail yesterday afternoon bat beyond the usual
routine Of business, nothing of importance was transacted
Lose ISLAND RAnHo1D-The Directors Of this road
have increased the speed Of their passenger trains so as to
shorten The running time NJ least fifth. The steady IN
If passengers OF late this road shows that the
cent Efforts Of the Director. 10 afford increased
dalton to the public are appreciated.
IArScHrD--The schooner Challenge was launched from
tie shipyard OF M,ssrs. j. Darling T. Bedeh AZ Port
JtueIsth l. l. on saturday. cne - dDo ~ aeo9 o1
den and is to be commanded by Capt Allen Smith OF the
above named place.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY-On saturday night Cornelius Van
Nosirsnd fisherman residing az Sleeps Head Bay, was
attacked BY foBr hghwaymen the Coney Island Plank
Road, and made to dsgorse all the money ne had which
happened to be but few shilings After searching his
peson and hnoing any they LEFT him 10 proceed
hOmewArd without further Dolestaton.
ARRESTS FOR RIOrIE6 ASD SrEALING.-Ihe Police ar
rested several engine runners at the fire yesterday
ing for attempting 10 create disturbances among the 70
men, which in one or two instances, succeeded, bat
serious consequences ensued number OF thieves were
also tsken into custody for stealing the property Of the
sufferers.
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NEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

IL U0s0s QsEEs VIcTORA--A sNate o. - g ens
fred a. noon YESTERDAY At the Csnard COOK 5eIy
CITY in honor Of Queen Vic0riss birth day sle hNlus
reached her Tirtyourth yesr The British coiors were
also flying upon the Brit 81 The 'oyanns sns
Sandman rgae lying Oh the Battery. hoistsd the ofh
fsg 1t her orcmas and salnted with 2 guns N honOf
OF the Queens birthday
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MIR Iasey loss etm1ted by bimsefat $4,000. upon
with there is insurance of $1,000 Ia Nassau. Brook
hr Newly Ork various other Insurance Companies IN
br,olyn aud New.lork. The oher proprletors were
ut afly all Insured 10 the full extent q their sses.
lie iiremen abortd under great disadvantage for the
want OF wafer but succeeded in saving the opposite
property
The police well the fsemen and Others. exsrt9d
then selves during the progress OF the ire IN saving the
goods Of tie sufferers Of Which stored IN the
basement of the City Hall for safe keeping.
The tire supposed 10 have beeG he work OF an incen
diary aud The men who occupied the place where
originated sre under On the charge They are to be
examined this morning.
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LARGE NEw FERRr BoAr-YesierIsy. the Jersey
City Ferry Company got their ferry boat The jersey
City from Burts yard. At Red Hook Brooklyn She
Is being fitted up and painted in readiness for her
trial trip, which viii probably take place next week The
jersey City the largest ferry boat about New York. and
is to be propelled by an engine Of great power
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II Whatever may be the weather to-day itooT viii
s,t Dauerreofypes srur loud sud storms d. NJ. m
telse a. 10 s3 BolG@y Cycu HuIss taken ouJ BY RoOT
~ Of ace
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Advertisement !

n WOrld's Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. III
Broscway m sale Boo Shoes and Cater comprising the
offered and az fifty cent below the usual
efa rre call and examine for yourselves a. JoSE No
Inln
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Tuesday, May a By Rev Dr. 80 81
U,yv Miller Miss Caroline Olivia youngest dsnshie :"
(roekso Fsq- ell o. tbs city. :. =, a. m NJ.
PARRoIT-R0 ssndsy Nay q. ~ u Jsxs Q.
HIeIcock Mr. John Pnrot Mis- Charlotte H. ,
Robertson, Esq all Of shs city,
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CIRCUIT coURT-gsle's, Jsa.. n % IT,.

Lin 81
To recover a note Of $780, made by Mr Evans payable
tn John Cram and endorsed by latter and Mr. Brown.
The principal defense want ~ cOnsderaton-thst Mr..
Cram profssed have ms eDed macae for the making
Of files and entered into agreement by which be was to
convey Lis right to Mr. Evans and another and obtain
patent IN their aud In of failure that he Was TO
receive compensation The note in question: IL is s,d
given part VI the consideration for the nyenton-
but hatihe machine answered the purpose To %
Cd
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SUPREME COURT.

The order made on notion by Judge Roosevelt was q
show cause why Injunction should not bs gr,nIsi =
restrain the Mayor &c from entering into tne confse
under the recent action Of the Common COUNCIL
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nes 80. 81, 6l3 elI, go sso, $50
oss 3s 60 642 3s2 37s 500 49, 22J ez2 90 tfS ofs
6sS f<7. 60 c5l, 652 $50, ~, 653 e33 90 10 900
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s..,s., sssass Nay A. Robert o. c'HPs'%
axtd 70 years. - A. x.fAefs re5xencs Ne. ~ V0
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LATER FRoE BERNUDA-We have received The Bsrms
dian If May H. fu- days later than previous advices
The following items all that We find in it Of any in
tcre-t:
Upon the arrival Of Col PhilpOtt K. f., who is
montniarly expected from England, via New York HIS
Honor Col Eden, at the 56h regiment will resign the Of
fee of Aomni-tr inr of tbs Government into Col Phil
potts hands ~ho will discharge the high furctOn' Of int
post until The arrival of Governor Col Eden with
lis fmis having engaged passage IN the Princess R,yh
for New ork will take ms departure from these Isnf in
a lew days In vscstiDg his high situations Administers
of the Government and Commander of the Forces the
gallan' Colonel carries with hm the respect Of the
civil military inhabitants Of these i-4nis
Five colOTed men # these islands who had cl lndaney
secrt.d themselves board the ship en4nner bOundfOr
Australia which vessel put in her last week FIR supply
water discovered by the Captzin shortly before the
ship took her pariure and promptly SEPT -h Tns
SEARCHED. while here for deserter from he ar,ille
~ at Jmsic4 who reported to be board Of her. but
tie not discovered
Two whales have been taken by the East End Boats
since last report This makes 10 all which have
BEEN pur+d since the season commenced There Is eve
~ prospect that the present will be the successful
whaling scar ON experienced here for many years.
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ry Elegant Wedding Cards, ~ . hch Silver Dor
DER sD.ravsJ and printed IN soe sesnta srt ~
seIs, 5d wedding envelopes EvEaDkLL No -
Uoo.Su.y corner Of Dns1s-a
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Mccoy VIM. Silica Thompson, Fslos W. MsderA Eegh,
ghouis Caden D. C. STANLEY L. Stanley J. q: Gayson b.
Wtde Dr. Pbelsu y. Woe, o. W. Goldman Blow Henry Vel
Inn " M Boyte simon het nae John Hsgmsn H. J. Dnrkse
" Rally Roioson. D. Noble c. " Chase A1sodsr
" Da,s T. o Uev VIM Paul, Root g. W. Lbbey @. Root
H. CTln s. T. Lincoln 7. d. BlasolaTd, VIM Graessf A. o
LvrLe, v, Osbor Philip shernan tdwsrd Dnan Toie w
A.. Moore. Marhise Rdy. W Il. Dunha, r.
Ro1ev Jas Watt H. Durkee John Mulee, b. Lhuy H. Ssle
rcdrc r. psIiol Mors DuIfee B. B. Bresdsn j Tapi1 A
Mar Nc Martin Click A. Mccoy, w Mil. WA calvin,
NJ Gary j. Hayock John BOwn, Geo Richmond Patterson,
md otb6 u " the steeTase.
Thee have been deaths nor sickness Of sny kind on
bosro.
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Refore JudEe ClMPEELL.


Ry tenant OF sfOrs No 6O3 broadway AID arOOm in the
rear to recover damages for alleged rsspas 10 removing
the wndos causing to her annoyance exposing me goods
10 the weather. and causing injury 70 them. Damages are
laid al $1,000 10 defense it Is said the alterations were
pecefsary By the rules Of the Fire Department and panna
agreed they should be made The case is on.
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What answer did she make 7

A.-NbG made no answer ~ All,
BY Culver: After the demand made the child WAS
ken away went to the carriage after they took ths
child 10 il. and they pushed me- away.
Cross Examincdl first saw Trainer after he came rom
Cincinnati; was bu mess at tae Tabernacle, after.
ward when he broui hi t-re do not rccollec that
he made speech stating that be- not legally married
do not recoect having said e the Tabernacle that che Of
fired the child and refused Il there were two or three
reporters there do not rccOlcct 10 have said such
nfct have said that demanded Of the woman the child.
and stated ii ,he did not give up he might make herself
amenabe to the State prison for 10 years in attending TO
this matter have b0n actuate altogether by motives Of
humanity; was requested by Rev. Or Brisbane clergy
man Of high character who liberated all his slaves and
moved into n free State.
The testimony here closed and Mr. Brady proceeded to
sum MP hen he had concluded, the Ourned
IN Thursday al d O'Clock
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CHARGE OF AssAULT.-Sicphen Simmons oolored, keeper
e An eating house at The OF Broad and Peass,
aosN.sterday arrested BY officer Mansfield OF the Lower
Police Court charged with having committed an indsceat
assault upon Margaret Long white domestic in bis employ
II sppcs that soon after firing with her fellow servants,
M,aret was awoke by somebody who had got into the
room and was trying 10 get into bed She screamed for
help when Mrs. Simmons, who wts going up stars win
tin her md came into the and found her rge
rd there He was taken before Justice BOgart and held
10 bail in the sun of 500 70 answer the charge He asserts
ht he heard noise in the room and went to see what The
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William NJ. flem nz EtIsl0en A. Mtf.lal.
Against Dir NJ manager of Broadway Iheater) to re-
cover esry siOO alleged 10 be due Mr. r. for extr. ser
vices as mansger Of theater at Washington Sc. 10 de-
Tense sad that Mr. T. paid in full and 10 SONS
amout Oyerp ID. Verdict for defendant
William Keenan, sg. Joseph RoFheban. 80
To recover for 5000 In defense u was sad 70
have been given with 500 cash. in payment Of horse
which was warranted be sound but the horse proved To
be strained and injured. This was denied Verdict for
plaintiff $780,
Csrlans at Ritter.
To recover damages for injury child by filling into
an excavation already referred to. Verdict Tor plaintiff
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~ The Chinese troupe give their last performances in
NewYork this evening, for the benefit Of Lkeoon. II
there not full house, we may wei begin to doubt the
strength Of Yankee curiosity for these queuerous Cses
tss are most unlike anything before here, at
l. at so far as the Stage is CONCERNED
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THE LATE ROBERT G. CANrBELL.-At the meeting Of
The Young Mems Wing General Committee, last evening
At tie Broadway House, james Dewey presided and
JOSEPH S Taylor acted Secretary Alter the
ent Of his dccease and tribute 10 Mr. Campbels memory
by several Of the members Messrs. Leggat Bowly aud
Wheeler were designated TO draft suitable resolutions
which we're presented and adopted 1t was resolved by his
late associate Committeeman to attend Mr.. CAnpbsl'5
funeral from the residence of his father No PIG West
Nineteenthst
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-05-07
|. 0. @. f. COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Professor JOHN T. FREEMAN, PRINCIPAL.
THOS. B. BAILEY, Associate.

THUS. b. BAILEY, Associate.
THE exercises of this Institution will be commence
ed on Monday the both. instant. In again pre-
senng this institution for the patronage and support
of the public the Trustees gratifed that they
confidently commend its claims to every parent and
guardian who wishes to valuable and finished
education for young The skill and ability Of
those who have been engaged to conduct this school,
beyond all question.
All the higher branches of learning will be taught,
such will prepare student to enter any of the col
leges of the United States we'll advanced, enter
at once upon the duties of life.
The Trustees design attaching Military Depart
ment to the school, should sufficient inducement be
offered justify them in employing competentteach-
er for that department
The Institution has valuable Library Of one thou
sand volumes, which it is designed to increase.
There will be two sessions year of twenty one
weeks each. Board can be obtained at reasonable
rates for all students from distance.
The rates of tuition per session as follows, to be
paid one half in advance:
For the elementary English Studies Sl5 90
For Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Philos-
ophv, &c, 20 W
For Mathematics and kindred studies, together
with the languages, Latin, Greek, &C., % 90
For Enrinepring and Military Tactics, 10 90
September 7th., 1852. TX
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INSTITUTE
suMMERFlELp, DALLAS COUNTY, ALABAMA.

|HE exercises of the 10th session of this Tnstituta
l. VIII commence on the first Monday of Octoher
next, under the control and direction of the following
named gentlemen and ladies' who compose the faculty.:
Moral and Mental Science. W.
Rev. ELI HUBBARD, A. M, Prof. of Ancient Tan.
guages.
Mr.. THOS. w. BRAGG, Prof. of Mathematics
NGV: L. Y. RAMSEY, A. NJ, Professor of English
Mons JULES BRADY, Member Of the Roval Ac,d.
envy of Paris, Professor of Music and French.
Mrs. LUCINDA FERGUSON Assistant.
Miss JULIA o fowler, Assistant in the ENGLISH
Branches.
Miss MARY S. GARRETT, in charge of the prepar
atory classes.
RATES OF TUITION PER SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Primary Class % On
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic and
Latin, Greek Mathematics and the Natural Sci
ences. 40 90
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Preparatory Glass, $25 90
Collegiate Department. 40 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
usic the Piano As 90
Guitar, 40 90
Use of Piano, 5 90
Drawing, Painting and embroidery Is 90
French Language o. 90
Ldch STUDENT VIII De charged TWO dollars per year
for the purpose of furnishing wood and water and for
other necessary attention to the school rooms.
One haf the tuition fee is payable in advance, the
other half at the close of the session.
BOARDING.
Board can be obtained in the village and immediate
vicinity, in the best of families at from $40 to SI2
per month, including washing, fuel, lights &c, half
payable in advancer the other half the end of the
term.
Should parents be unable to accompany their chill
dren to the Institute they need hesitate about send
ing them account of boarding, as the President Of
the Institute will carefully that they provided
With good boarding houses
Parents requested to send their children in time
for them to be ready to enter upon their studies the
first day of the session This is highly important as
the pupils will experience through the whole course
the benefit of being with their classes.
The healthy location Of the Institute its entire ex-
empton from ocalcauses of disease the moral and
religious character of the community the prohibition
of the sale of ardent spirits in the viege and for two
miles arOund its centera position ard of access
and facilities of communication (haying daily mail
Sunday eXcepted) together with the established rep
utation Of the Faculty in their various departments
of instruction, should insure TO this Institute liberal
patronage, and the Trustees confidently recommend it
to parents and guardians, who have children to be ed
ucated. r. A BAKER,
September 25, 1852. 3j:Gm Pres't board Trustees