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The INDIA TRADE.-The Boston Transcript states
that the India trade Of that city, which has been
losing business for the last six months has revived
under the influence of the news of the India
troubles. Nearly all descriptions of goods are now
paying handsome profits to importers. The re-
ceipts of merchandise at Boston from the svarious
Indian ports will probably greatly exceed in guam.
tity and value the Inportations of any previous
year. large number of ships are now due
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Nor DISPOSED oF.-Two week

Richard Bryant, of Lynchburg, was arrested for
getting drunk, lying door sill down town, and
stealing Thomas Biand's shirt He was committed
TO Jail, and has since been.there Yesterday, he
was carried before the Recorder and doubtless
would have been let off, had not tie shirt affair been
In the list of his sins of commission He was sent
back until next Friday, when 1t is expected the
Mayor will be present. and make final disposition
of the case.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
The next session of this Institution will begin
the I'd Wednesday the lith of October and termi-
nate ON the 4th Of July next.
FACULTY:
BENJAMIN $. EwELL, President and Professor of Ma
thematics and Natural Sciences.
Rev. SILAs TOTEM D. D.. Professor of Moral and In
tellectual Philosophy and Bellies Lettres.
MORGAN J. SMEAD, Phi. Dr., Professor Of Languages.
HENRY A. WASHINGTON, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law.
LucIAN MINOR Professor Of Municipal and Interna-
tonal Law.
tics.
aS- For further information, apply to the Secreta-
ry of the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
anh e
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Rockbridge Alum Springs.
RREsPoNpEScr OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, J

RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
August 2Sth, 1857.
The summer is we'll nigh past. The weather for
many days has been unpieasantly cool. and is now
wet, yet hundreds lnger here, reluctant to leave
the fountains which have impaired to them re-
newed health and vig0r.
The extensive and established celebrity of this
watering place may account for the fact that YOU
have had correspondent at this spot during
the present season. Whilst putting is the order of
the day, and may be Indispensable elsewhere, this
is one Of the three great places of attraction which
can never need it. We mean. of course, the White
Sulphur. the Alum and Thermal Springs. and
which must henceforth be considered par excellence
the hneral Sprfags Of Virginia, and indeed Of the
world t- .-
rhe time is at hand when immense additions
will be necessary to the accommodations for the
reception and comfort of the crowds of visitors
who will throng these important points, Hundreds
have been unable during the present season to OBJ
tain admission at the two former, and long
it must be settled fact that the magnificent baths
of the Thermal Springs constitute the only and all
important preparation for the inastimable benefits
of the Alum and White Sulphur On this subject
YOU shall have more from us ere long.
The company here has for many weeks been
large, oftentmes to overhowing Whilst it has
been in the highest degree polite. refined and ele-
gant-it has been alike, quiet. orderly aud harmo-
Nous. Not solitary circumstance has occurred TO
mar its peace, or to offend the sense of the most
fastidious. Those who sought innocent pleasure
have found it in the quiet, graceful and modest
dance from eight until ten at night-whilst others
sought and found it in a pleasant and delightful
prayer meeting, in the same ball room, at ten in
the morning. In short, but for q few discomforts
arising from want of room, and to the invalid the
still greater want of FIRE in the late cool weather
this place is almost Paradise.
Am all the difficulties under which they at
presen MT labor, from these and many other Temedia-
BILE causes, the chief or active and polite and
kind proprietor, Mr.. Frazier, with his able and eff
icient assistants. are doing all in their power to
render their guests comfortable and contented.
Many, very many, are compelled to leave, or con.
strained to complain because in the nature OF
things they are and must now talotberwise.
The whole community, the entire South, from
which its patronage is chiefly drawn,) will rejoice
to know, that the proprietors have resolved forth
with to enlarge their present establishment, and
az far as possible by next year. to be able TO ac-
commodate, in comfort, the immense crowds, who
will come hither ,h5t A VISITOR.
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The YELLOW FEVER is said to be prevailing very
seriously in Havana Some three hundred of the
officers and crew of the Spanish line of battle ship
Isabel Segunda are understood to have fallen vic
Tins to it. Nevertheless, the Spanish government
is, at this season. sending out more soldiers there
Consul died on the 14th inst. of yellow fever
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EDUCATION,
EDUcATIoN.-T second session,

X EDuCATION.-The second session If
G.. Mrs. kl0E's School will commence the Ia. NJ
September and terminate the 30th of Jn.a sha ~ "
iers her sincere thanks TO those who snsts;h h OF
uur1ng her hrst session. and respectfulIv s.ics.s
their the second assuring thors fla
sne mas exerted herself to promote the welfare and
improvement of their children and pied yes Ia do th
same so long as this responsible trust shall be co
mitted TO her. Her discipline In systematie ana
strict but kind every requsition made or restraint
imposed prompted only by the deepest interest for
the happiness and improvement of the pupils ~
She respectfully requests frequent calls from the
parents To observe reeitations discipline and pode
OF instruction; il will greatly conduee to the mental
culture OF the scholars who will be apt to have
their studies prepared Without this preparation ON
the part ofthe. pupils, money may 10 advanced and
sessions may close with litleo attainment made
in that for which their anxious parents sent them to
School. ~ a
Thelocation is most desirable one affording space
and shade for exercise, the smaller pupils often
Joying this privilege from II till O'clock.
Terms per session of 10 months payable quarterly;
Higher English branches, including Latin....S 30
Primary Geography. History, Grammar. Arith-
meic and Philosophy %
Primary Arithmetic, Orthography, Geography
Second street, between Clay and Leigh.
pnx
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SeARcIrY OF SPEciE-At Rio specie was in so great
demand about the middle of July that the leading
merchants had agreed to pay a fixed premium Of II
per cent for national gold.
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HELDro BAIL. L.--Silas Beazley was
brought before Recorder Tate, at the City Hall,
Yesterday, for uttering threats and using abusive
language TO Jos Barifes who lives near the Arfnory
Beazley gave security for his future BEHAVIOR and
was discharged. st ss4iifss sa tsa1z
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CONVICTED OF ARsoN.-John Hendrix and John
Siegley were convicted of arson at York. Pa. last
week. in setting fire to the barn of the late John
Hartman in October last
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FATAL REYcoNTKE.-A rencontre lately took place
in Union county, Ark, between William V. Ia
tum, merchant, and a near Telative named VI. o.
Tstum which resulted in the fatal wounding of the
latter. r l.sz 4.st l.1
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IxsoLrnr 4 The xatehmen. AM Snnda,

IEsoLENr.-The watchmen, on Sunday
night, oyerhanled negro In the upper end Of the
city, who proved TO be Jim, slave Of Mr. VIM. Bar
retts He was about a mile from the place vhish
fact he became insolent, and it was foand neces-
sary 70 take him to the I'd Station House. lie was
rewarded with fifteen lashes by Recorder Tates or
der, yesterday morning, s
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DIsAsTEHs.-The italian ship Charles Albert from
Genoa for New York, went ashore on Friday morn.
ing about eight miles north Of Barnegat. She has
cargo of marble, wine, etc. There was pilot on
board. but he had no charge Of the vessel Two of
the crew and one of the passengers were drowned.
The ship Clara Brookman, from Liverpool, with q
valuable cargs is also ashore at Squam Beach, and
Will be total loss.
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pIT Orr lin Noss q frea naoro

PUT OFF.-Jim Moss, a free negro, is to
be examined next Friday, for stealing two pairs OF
pantaloons, two shirts ore pair of drawers. and a
and at the time he will likewise be hauled up
for stealing pair of drawers, pair of shoes, and
one vest, from Henry Woodfin. ... ~, .
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AELAscHoLY SuIGDE--A correspondent Of the
South Side Democrat states that Mr. John Young,
Of Halifax county, Va, committed suicide on the
2Jth ult. lie was q young man Of amiable char.
acter, about II years of age No cause is assigned
tor the act '''i.
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fDIscHaRGEp.-A woman called Ann

Jones was arrested by Officer Morris, on Baker
street, Sunday, for raising disturbance generally
and act in snch a manner to induce the belief
that she was insane. Shs was carried To the second
station-house Yesterday morning being brought
before the Mayor, and no one appearing against
her. she was discharged.
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STEALING BRgAD,-Ten lashes were
awarded to Dick slave of w. b. i,oss on yesterday
by Recorder Tate, on conviction OF stealing teu
loayes Of the stan of life the property of A semu
The property was taken sunday by Dick, who was
soon after arrested. f4-sH ass3 tH
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Sent pEroar rnE GaAND JuY

SENT BEroRE THE GRAND JuRy.-Timo-
thy McNemara was yesterday held 70 hail for his
appearance before the Grand Jury Of the next
Hussings Court, BY Recorder Tate, He II charged
with receiving seven bags Of wheat, stolen BY Dan.
lei, slave, from Andrew Johnston, trustee of Mary
Picketts children. The grain Is worth 1ls 70 81.
fuli account Of the transAction appeared " yesF
terday' Dispatch. IS 90 - Il s.. ~ &.
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DRusK.-John A. Tyree, charged with
an offence Of this nature, committed near ths New
Market on sunday, was let oG yesterday py Ne
cordsg Tate
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MISSOURI ELEcTION.-0FFICIAL-Th result Of the
election for Governor, which was held in Missouri
in the early part of August, and upon which there
has been so much speculation, caused by the con
Trajectory returns received, has at length been de-
termined by the official report. X. NJ Stewart
democrat, being elected over James S. Rollins
emancipationist, by 334 majority The official vote
stands:
For Stewart, 47e75
' Rolln, 476al
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IHh OH OF WislxRN vrRsfsA.-The Kanavha
S'A.) star, commenting upon the value of the
neids OF camel coal in Western Virginia, for the
produce of oil, says:
Let us estimate this eannel coal field of wastsrr
sirgnia.at two gallons per busheI, and the result
=. 10 IoaooO,oOo gailons--oii enough, we shouId
mink, TO grease and light the gobe and certainly
sirs Musn Llors than ever SWAN in all the whales
gallons of oil at the present market nrics aS
900. ouu' W si,Voo,ozz4 4Vo,-
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Pic NIcs.-An unsentimental person. writing
about pic mic up in the country says ii was PFC
MIC one day, and pick tex the next. 1s4 u
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EDUCATION.

MISSES KING, corner of Bread and
sA Mayo Streets. The next session will begin on
the LIST day of October 1857 and close on the st ay
OF July, ISIS Experienced and competent assistants
will be employed TO teach the Philosophical and high
er Mathematical classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.-Capt. Moore. of the bark
octavia, (of Richmond,) arrived at Philadelphia
from Rio Janeiro reports: June 14th on outward
passage, William Taylor, cook, of Richmond fell
overheard from lee gangway while drawing buck
ct OF water and was drowned. On the 18th of july
one hour out from Rio de Janeiro the second mate.
VIM. Brown, while unbending cables and slowing
anchors, was washed overheard from the weather
cat-head and drowned. On the 9th of the above
month, Robert Robertson, seaman, died of delirium
tremens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

49,. sgpclDks AND THE CAUSE OF THKx-The westmiuis
,sh;nh !. mas an article on this subject. from
,es1 - appears that In France, during the wear
tnefe were 1859 cases Of selfdestruct ion. Of
mhicn eoS or more than one-four tn, were asc ribs
no CO., INSANITY OF some kind; but of the remaining
grlei at their ingratitude, Is; disappointmept ~
lpse only VI; jealousy 3d. the gamng.table. only A.
sname and remorse, only and sudden anger. bnt =
"is coh1ngai quarfels caused 1855; the desire "a
soiu ,,e physical pain, 3l3 pecuniary endorsement
ZoS; and want l79 Disgust of life or fixed me,
anehoiy, caused l66; but there is question wetha,
ity. 'pe'ie' Vi insah
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FRoa BERaUpA,--Dates ftoin Bermuda are 70 tn.
2ist ult. The island was healthy, though suffering
from prStraeted drought Hon. Joseph = oater-
town of Hamilton died reesntly.
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RAILRoAD AccIDEsT.-Ths accident on the VII
mington and Manchester railroad, on the 26th ult.
resulted m the death Of young Brahmer. the En-
gineer, and the dangerous injuring Of John Beck
ton, fireman. Mr.. Brahmer was thrown distancs
Of ten feet In the air and fell In the smoke stack
badly manglsd.
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RUNAWAY HoRsE.-The people at the
Sew Market were thrown In considerable comm
SION yesterday morning in CONSEQUENCE Of the Ca
pers OF an unruly horse IL belonged to Mrs. Cham
heriain While hitehed to cart, and standine
peacefully among the other market carts, the mo
I'VE power, actuated by some reason not clearly
iscernable, set of on a wild bust Of speed. The
next cart was knocked over, the side dragged of
ana an unofending mule hitched thereto received
'nough OF bruises and contusious to last him for
Xix months. Besides sharing the fate Of his cart
IL considerable portion of his skin, about In spots
took French leave of their cwner. The horse next
tried to run into the the meat market, but was
iteaded oh, he then commenced u stampede up 9TH
street the head Of the market cart tvo PROM
.nently forward was knocked into pi and smashed
up generally. He next struck the awning post at
hosenbaums store. corner of 9th and Broad sts,
which was torn up by the roots About this time
nc was brought TO, having sustained no personal
iamage. The cart to which be was hitched was
not SO lucky. rs it lost top and Of the steel
springs underneath broke in two pieces. Ii was
lucky no one was injured.
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA
land TiiAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls Broad street. between 18th and i9th the
lat of 9Th month (Septembpr.)
The various brances of the English language will
be taught, including Algebra and Geometry; also,
Drawing and Painting. If desired, one afternoon in
each week will be devoted to needle-work.
TrRMs: For Primary Glass per quarter of ten
weeks 81; more advanced Glasses 81; Drawing and
Painting each So.
lraE
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= RETURNING PkNifkNf.-Ihe tHSfIestuH Voufief
says: 2a2 = i@ <@sR
Our readers may remember an advertisement Of
Q runaway that appeared In our columns some
three years since and excited some characteristic
comments from the New York Tribune No infor'
nation wa6 elected by the advertisement concern.
ing the fugitive, who was very Intelligent and
valuable servant, that had been well treated and
well regarded. We have now before us, however
o letter written by the servant referred to, who
addresses friend and relative, enclosing appeal
to his mistress. and begging permission to return
to servitude and safety. -.
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soRGRrA.-A new use has been found for the Chi
hese sugar cane. II makes .hrst rate" whiskey,
without the aid Of stryehnine II ssid Zoo. that
invention has been made for erystsxjbg thv sifup
10y simple and perfect process and that the pro-
auction of the sugar from the cane viii be greatly
Ese seihtated HfF
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SPECIAL NOTICE. My customers and
- - friends will still find me Mt my OLD STAN D, but
- tbs rear room, where have moved 70 for few
osys. until my new store IL completed. / Am nov
selling great bar gains. Call at liz Main street.
% = WH IRA SMITH.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA.--Rt. Rev. W. MEADE, D. D.,
President of Directory.
Rt. Rev. j. JoINs d. D., Vice President of Drec-
tory.
Rev. r. H. PHILLIPS, Principal assisted by full
corps OF experienced Teachers.
Mr. 4 Mrs. Ii. W. SHEFPEr, Heads of the family.
The next session of this Institution will commence
the last Wednesday, in September.
Terms for the Scholastic year; for Tuition and
hoard, including ,odShin0, fuel light and furnished
rooms, soc Languages, Music and Drawing. extra.
Registers sent, OH application ~ t...
Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, or
Ii. W. SHEFFEY, Esq.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
Ia MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

x
Ia MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
]. II. BINF0RD, PRINCIPAL.
The exercises of this school will be resumed
on Monday Sept. 2Sth, in the large and eomModious
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys, either
for the University any of colleges, for busi-
aess pursuits Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department, it rs considered that
accurate knowledge of our own language is the in
fspensable foundation Ofal right education. Expe-
fenced and competent Assistants are employed, as
The wants of the school require.
TERMS, PAYABLE sEAIAsNUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Latin. Greek and Mathematics 90
Latin and Mathematics. a0
English Branches. 1000
Modern Languages (by Prof Emion) each - E
Parents are requested TO make early application,
N the numbar>of pupils will be limited.
3
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND con

DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET,
BETW ZEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-The un.
dersigned, Principals of this Institution have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing a
school for Boys of the highest order, and have been
successful in securing excellent and commodiouf
rooms in the abovenamed central part of the city.
They will make such division of labor in the ex-
ercises of the School, TO render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Recitations will be conducted with the use OF
Globes Maps Charts Mathematical Blocks, and PHI
losophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, can unite with Glasses
pursuing a course Of instruction with view TO d
thorough business education to enter the first or
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Clrcu-
lars 10 be obtained at this office after August 25th
and al most of the Bookstores by application to
either Of the Principals. Also. after September ls
one of the Principals be seen by calling on him
at the rooms, "a door from 9Th street, on Broad
The School will open September 2lst.
EDWARD w. CONE, A. d., pr;oc;na,s
HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ,
REFERENCES. o. =. Baldwin, VIM: II, Chris
tian Esq Rev. Chas III. Read, ID. d., Rev =. :. Murk
land James Maemurdo, Esq. John II. Tyler, Esg,
George - Woodfn, Esq, Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet, Miss
Harriet Hall. au is-im
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SUICIDE or MEgoHANr.-Matthias Mueller. ased
o9' merchant residing in Front street. Phila5el-
phia committed suicide Fridav. NV nutt;na .ss
mnlz!e OF single barreled pistol loaded with
pail into his mouth aud dscharging the contents
INTO his head He was seated in a rocking chair at
,he time, and when found the pistol was living
loosely in his right hand and he was atm in an ,r
right position. The ball, which was unusually
large for pistol, had passed out the back mart 81
the head The deceased had been laboring under
an alteration of mind, and often made threats &c
take his life. '' "
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,

w session commences October ist 1887. The prms-
~ feature of this school IS the thorough and sys-
temSc instruction IN the French language. given to
AL the pupls. without extra charge.
The French il taught by Professor and Madame
EHION. OF Paris and peculiar facilities afforded
for i,aIRlag to speak the language.
MIR PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies III English, shall be THOROUGHLY
suSht-
In,rmation, relative 10 the school, terms &c. may
Be had application At her residence, Broad st.
Richmond. Jy 22-d3m
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scIapE OF A FEaALs.--A woman named Mary
Lewis committed suicide In Philsdelpha on Thurs
day by taking landanum- S.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-

IL EMATICAL SCHooL-Prof ii. J. Christian
having resigned the chair OF Greek in Richmond
College, will open English Classical and Mathe-
matcal School in this city, on LIST October next Du
ring his long experience AS teacher, he has been
constantly impressed with the want of thorougbness
in the preparation Of boys either for college the
active duties OF life. He therefore proposes 10 admit
only many pupils as he teach, and to dey otto
himself with untiring energy to making thoroagh
scholars in the strctest sense of the term He has
secured comfortable rooms on 4th street, between
Franklin and Main. Amy communication addressed
to him through the Richmond Z. o., will be prompt
ly attended 10. He hopes that those who intend to
p.troniLe HIM will make immediate application.
Terms payable semfpnnuaily in adVance) $50.
RHPERENCEs. Es.~-Rey. j. Peterkin. Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge ID: ID, Judge Halyburton. Judge Meridith.
Messsrs, VIM. H. Christian, Jno VI. Gregory, Fred.
Bransford VIM. r. Taylor b. b. Minor. r. l.. Chris
tan, yndhaIn Robertson, Jos. X. Anderson, John
y. Stagcr, Chas, Gennet, Rev. Mr. kepler Gen. VIM.
II Richardson, Col. I. j. Evans, Capt C. Dimmock,
DIR. III. J. Miller. H. j. CHRISTIAN
an 2. is
THE next Session of Mrs. BENNETT S
i SCHOOL, FOR BOYS. will commence on the
ist of October
Her pupils will be thoroughly instructed and pre-
pared for the more advanced Glasses In Boys Schools
instruction IN Latin and French, if desired.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Under 10 years OF 0
~ A' yes " ase,.''''',,....' - "
Tuition IN Latin or French each 10 OF
SIS The location will be given hereafter.
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