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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

Raising Potatoes Under lStra,g.-In the
slay numbers of your excellent Cultivator. I
requested your subscribers to try the ezper-
i'nent on raising potatoes under Stray. prom
Lslng that | would do so AMI give the result
on the Sin of June Put about half bushel
OF very small potatoes in corner of the Eeld
on the sod, and covered thcm with :..or,t s
or inches of straw y few d,vs arfa- wa
had rain, and the ;,ota4oes grew a>tonish-
iingiy,, SO that this fall I collected about
oushel of large and sound potatoes. ! was
Obliged to take them up early, on the 9Th of
September, as the field was cleared Of grain
aud stock turned into it. Foar persons Of
this county have tried tLo same ox pertinent,
and succeeded beyond their sanguinc exyec-
tations This is certainty very cheap way
o' raising potatoes, and pieces of land, which
lrom stones and stump, you'll be lost, are
shuS tUrnsi to psoi- -1.Jt4.ry Geafle-
s1n.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

DEN. P. THOMPSON, riM P. l. PATTON
AI & CO., Wholesale Dealers in and Manu-
facturer of HATS. GAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
terials, Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers, Buffalo
Robes, &c. No. i2S Market street, below Fourth
South SIDE, PHILADELPHIA. Cash paid for
Wool and Shipping Fu-s,
PRICE 1. PATTON. A. OPPENHEIMER.
February Il, l85s.tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
JOHN SEAAREAUGEg-

Justice OF the Peace, sumn,tttxtu.
A Ii BUSINESS ENTRUSTED To HrS
"A care will be promptly attended to. lie will
also act as Auctionear at Public Sales wbenev.r
his services in that cap.city ars required
April 2a, IeEs:2s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

NN lillian CARR & co. WHOLESALE
W GCocers, Importers. and Dealers in For
e'Sn and Domestic LIQUOEs, Old Monongahcli
and Rectifed Whis5ey, No. 929 Commercial
row: wv, liberty street, PiITSBURG, Pa.
N'ADidES-56O Bbls double RectiiieL Whis-
Key. 1877 Bbls Old Moaongahela Rye whisky.
nHT, r@T, very cnotce so Hhds \. O. Sugar, 20
| bois \: .. Io"sses- With Q general assort-
nient OF Groceries, aIso-Eacon. Flour. Lard
iron " Nails &c, all OF which will Re sold at low
prices for cash WM. CARR e 20
February II, I958tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa
Oct. q, l857.-5Otf

4 HLOTHING !! CLOTHING!!!-E EVANS
~ q HUGHES would respectfully ina.
Vlte the attention Of the citizens of Ebens- "a
ourg and surrounding country to the large --IG-
ana extensive stoch of FALL AND WINTER
CLOiHiNG which they have just received from
tue Eastern cities, and are now opeuing at their
store on High street, and which tkey propose to
sci at the lowest possible price. They have al.
so fecaIved and have on hand large and fine
assortment OF Cloths. Cassimeres Tu ecds. Trim
mlngs. &c-, &c Handkerchiefs. Stocks, Cra
yats, Hats OF all kinds and descriptions. Umbrel
las and Suspenders. Clothing made to order a,
the shortest notice. Please call and see Us befyr,
you make purchase anywhere else. asHe car
guarantee that will not be beat in quality
and low prices by any establishment in the State
Terms Cash or Country Produce
EVANS 4 HUGHES.
EDensburg, Nov. 10. 1851
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

DHILAnELPH1A WOOD MOULDING MILL.
Willow street, above Twelfth north side
Mouldlnss suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
met and frame Makers, always on hand. Any
attern worked from drawing. Agents wanted
IN the various Towns il his portion of the State
to whom opportunities will be offered for large
profits to themselves SILAS F. WEIR.
February II, 1e5s:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
IEvHE SUBSCRIBER. SUccEssoR no g

: VIE SUBSCRIBER. SUCCESSOR TO G.L
LLOYD u Co, at Jefferson, Respectfully
Ghers TO the public, extensive ard well So
lected assortment Of DRY GODS. GPOCER.
rs; Hats, Caps, Boots 6, Shoes, Ready Made
SGii9Ithing; Hardware, Queensware Paints. Glas...
Olis, and all the articles usually reopired for
Family Building, and MANUFACTURING nnr,,osas
A Stock of Drugs, DyeStuffS, and family med
icles that for qnality and variety is not surpas.
sed' lif e9ualled in the county.) All OF which
ne Will sell at the lowest possible prices for cash
or Country Produce. ALSO. N''N
large amount of Spruce and Pine Lumber
constantly on hands, and Bills for Lumber sswsd
to order at the shortest possible notice A"e'
r.n -, ROBERT Finn.
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Jefferson, May 20, ls57.-tf. -

hIkECTOKY MAP OF GAMBIA COIN
~ TY.-The subscriber is nre,,r;rdr lFo,'a;
Gent encourasement be given,) TO publish a D
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended r.
oottaln as much information as any other Copn.
nap now Published in PENNSYLVANIA. Tie
anne 70 be autographed, colored and mounted II
ne 's,oS' nos mo6ern style and workmanlike name,
AN 40 'Fereo to subscribers at IS per copy.
Juns 80 lsse
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Price One Dollar per hott7a

Price One Dollar per bottle.
SAAfOIsD i Co. proprieto-s. S45 broadway
New YORK. Dr. GEO. II. KEySER, I4o Wo36
street, wholesale and retail agent. ~"
r,Is for sale by Thomas Devine. High street.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

PHILIP REYMER. Ro2r. ]. ANDERSON.
% EYMER & ANDERSON. WHOLESALE DEA-
he LERs IN Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Spices, Con-
fectionary, Sugars, Fire Works, &c. 0c5-Oran-
ges and Lemers received weekly. No. SO Wood
street Opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
Plttsburg, Feb. Il, 1S5S:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
NRESH OYSTERS.-A. 3. BfIANnM
N rcspectfullY informs liz cit;-a-.Nas 81

n n p, resPectfully informs the .ctizeasssA Me-
OF Ebensburg and vicinity that he has SsI
opened an Oyster Saloon. in the FIRST br;ld;no
east OF the Post Office, and is prepared TO ac
comnledate the public in a superior manner. He
mas made arrangements TO get his Oysters direct
IRON the Eastern markets, and will sunplv fan,i-
tes oy the can or dozen at the cheapest rate
Ae still continues to practice the Tonsor;,, art
at bis shop iD the room adjoining the Ovster So
loctls,fe6
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

In TINS way. farmer vii, in few years.
SsVe lald up store of experience tiat sill
b. always valuable, and especially il be is a
nan OF progress; toT if his cultivation at one
sme Is faulty, the record OF it is continually
before him, and the admoniton will not be
tost-Cor. Of GeacSee Elzi.mer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, July 10.
The steamship Etna, which left Liverpool
on the 81. arrived this forenoon.
IL is believed, in some Partisan quarters
that the French loss at the battle of SolferI.
no amounted from l6 to 1000 men. divided
as follows, viz: Marshal Neils corps, six
or seven thousand General Killers. nearly
i've thousand Gen. MeMahon'., twenty.fi i've
hundred; Gen. CanrUbert, une thousand :
besides a. many casualties in Artillery and
other special corps.
The French people are said to be dissatis.
hed with the scsntiness Of details AZ publish.
ed in the Noniieur.
The Patria says Emperor Napoleon had his
epaulette shot away.
Gen. Diem is repurted dead.
The Austrisns had several General and A
great many superior officers wounded. gen.
Ete,ehkc was killed, and sumo Of the French
regiments were nearly cut to pieces.
The Pledmuntese suffered ~ severely, as
e be incapable Of forming line u battle.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times,
81 The 2sih ult., says some days must elapse
before complete returns 81 the losses--on The
part 81 Tie Au.irians-could be received.
The same writer informs US that the Aus.
tran regiments 10 Italy are becoming very
difficult 20 manage. The men desert by
srufes anI iifiies. aud in the nrighorl,ood Of
Trieste, a whole battalion has been raised in
iasor of Victor Emanuel.
vessel on the coast, under American
colnrs, has been detected taking on board
deserters after dark.
The people Of Milan had made threaten.
ing demonstrations against the Jrsuits. who
have been accused by public rumor 81
keeping secret correspondence with Aus.
tria.
The municipal authorities Of Vienna have
offered 70 preserve the peace Of the city, in
the event that il should become necessary 10
dispatch the garrison Of Vienna TO the seat Of
war.
Enormous masses Of French soldiers are
marching into Piedmont via Nice, and Mt.
Gems.
Napoleon IL in first rate health.
The SANITARY condition Of the army is ex.
cellent.
The headquarters Of the French army we're
at vallegio. where Prince Napoleon expects
10 arrive on the SOth.
II Is reported that az the battle Of solleri.
no, nearly every officer and man &c the ar.
tillery and Imperial Guards we're put hors
de combat.
The Austrian accounts admit their loss 10
be 10000, killed, wounded and missing.
II was stated that not a single Hungarian
regiment had been allowed 10 take part in
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MEnIrAL. REPRESENTATIVES,.

For long time certain class Of diseases have baf
fed The skill aud practice Of the most eminent mem
bers Of the regular medical faculty. Foremost among
these we might instance epilepsy or falling frs. Hap
PLY by the skill and inventive genius Of an eminent
chemist nf Baltimore Md this disease has been brought
within The means 81 a cure. We auIe TO the pre-.
paiaiion called The Vegetable Extract Epilepiic Pills.
invented and prepared by Dr. Seth T. Hance, Of l0s
Baltimore street Baltimore. Nd. Since their dscove.
y many persons who had given up ell hope Of ever
being cured. have been restored TO the full enjoyment
u health. Prominent among these We might enumer-
ate VI. Hanson Iighdoot. Of Huntsville, Alabama.
Mr.. L. hss suffered much from Epilepsy ss any 9th
person IN the World; never knowing what il was 10
pass week without having an attack and often falling
10 the streets Of Huntsville lie Is fully restored
and has not had an attack for more than year. d..
Hanes's Pills have been the sure cause II this cure.
These pills also cure oil notifications q Fits Spasms
Cramps, DC, and very sefsiceahe for persons OF
weak nerves Dr. Hance sends them 10 any part Of the
county the receipt Of remittance. Price, one box.
S3;iwo. S.; twelve. s2i. Address Seth 5. Hance,
los Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
RUMORs IN PARIS.
Correspondence of the London Times.

Correspondence of the London Times.
Paris. July 2.
The news Of resumption Of hostlities
may now be expected from the left bank Of
the MncIo every day. The Emperor, who
had waited at Volta to see his entire army
pass the river, has now crossed it himself,
and established his headquarters at yalleggio.
Pursuant to plan known to have been pre- :
ylously settled, the Sardinlans commenc-
operations in the quadriateral, by laying
sege to Pe.chiera. This place was taken
BY the Sandman troops in lS48, after 20
days seige. Prince Napoleon's corps is, &C.
cording TO one account, to invest Mantua at
once. The Prince was to have met tile En-
peror at Valleggio yesterday.
There are now very persistent rumors that
the Emperor will shortly return to Paris.
Some say he might be expected at tho begin
ming Of next month. but others look for him
much sooner. myself feel it difficult to be-
heve that the unequal war can drag on for
another month. bur do not think the Empe.
ror will leave the army until the campaign is
over,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
Oak Belt Female Academy.

INHE fourth session of this Institution wcommsnce
on the 18th ofJuy, and end on the 9th Of December,
1853. The school is conducted by w. H. Thompson
and Lady, who have had several years experience in
teaching, and have generally given satisfaction. Pa
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards 10
educate would probably do well TO send them to u.s.
we will try TO exercise them parental care. and
spare no pains in cuyang their morals and manners,
as well as their inellects. The Academy is situated
in the southeast corner Of Aamance county, within
two miles Of w. ]. Bnghams Select Male school. 1t
is in high, healthy country, and in q community that
will compare fayorably with any in the country for
morality, enterprise and intelligence.
Board can be had with the teachers, and with good
families in the neighborhood, for 81 per month. TUT
ton follows
English Branches, Primary, 500
Medium 10 90
Advanced, u 90
Ancient Languages, each, s 90 extra
Music on Piano, is 90
Address w. II. THOMPSON,
Oaks, Orange county, ~. e.
June 10. e5-4w
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By Yesterdays .uau.

Germany Preparing for War-7Ae Allies In
resting the Fortresses, &c.
New York, July l6.
The steamship Weser, from Bremen on
the lst and Southampton on the 4th instant
arrived at about i2a o'clock this morning.
Her advices are two days later than our last.
THE WAR.
The Times has the following from its vi
emma correspondent:
Vienna, July Sd p. m.-The Piedmon-
tese have surrounded Peschiera. French
division had been sent to the south, to Join
the corps Of Prince Napoleon.
Vienna, Saturday Morning, 10 O'clock
The following telegram has reached here.
Verona, June 2S.-The Austrans have
abandoned the line Of the Mincio, and fallen
back on Verona, after having burned the
bridges at Monzambano, YelIegio, and Goito.
Milan, July /, (via Turin. THE legion of
Gen. Garibaid and the division Of Gen.
Cialdini are manouyering to close up the
whole valley of the Adige, in order thus to
render themselves masters Of the Lago d
Garda, and to isolate Verona from the Tyrol.
Trieste, July S.-A steamer arrived here
to-day from Constantinople, passed the day
before yesterday, at Curzola, on the Dalma-
tan coast, French squadron composed Of
six ships-ot-the- line. 1--WE frigates and many
gunboats.
Munich, July Son account Of want Of
money for war purposes, an Extraordinary
Diet has been conyoked for the 18th Of July
instant.
Frankfort-on.the Main, July 2.--At to.
days sitting Of the Federal Diet, the propo-
sal Of Prussia to place corps Of observation
on the Upper Rhine, was almost unanimous
ly agreed to. Several Governments were
without instructions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE nert session Of my School, situated i've mile,
north 81 Hsborough, on The stage road firm Lsas.
burg TO Marlborough, viii commence on tue second
Monday Of July neIt.
TERMS
Tuiiion Ia Languages. So 90 per session.
10 Algebra, Geometry, &c. IS 90
Ordinary English Studies, ~ 50
Boafd Of the Academy aud in good families In the
ncshbcfhood, from $40 to Sl5 per session.
No extra charges, and. generally, no deduction. I
am nov putting up additional buildings and hone 10
have them ready By next session.
:. W. HUGHES, Principal.
J. S.-Slandlrj. Register. Christian Advocate, Bib.
heal Recorder North Carolina Presbyterian, and Nil.
ton Chronicle, publish three times. s. w. II.
June 10, 1859. o5-
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

vHE UNDERSIGNED having opened School
ior the education Of his own daughters, and the
daughters OF some Of his friends takes this method Of
informing the public that the next session Of the school
will commence on the 9th Of July merit and continue
twenty-one weeks
lie Will have the assistance Of competent and faith
ui lady, who educated in one of the best schools
IN the state Parents enhusng the education Of their
daughters to u.s. may feel assured that everything will
Ne done Tor them which the proprietor 10 or have
done for his own The school il located air mies
north of Hillsborough.
Terms
BoARB, including all expenses, s 8 90 per month,
TuITios--Ordinary branches, IL SO Der session.
higher branches, 10 90 per session.
AS soon as arrangements can be made music on the
piano VII be taught at SIS 90 per session.
Use OF instrument, Q "a ner sessiop
Pupils charged from the time of entering, and no
deduction for time lost afterwards except at The option
OF the proprietor.
ARCHIBALD CURRIE.
June l. 93-
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The New York correspondent of the Ma.

i
The New York correspondent Of the Ma.
tional Intelligencer says:
Notwithstanding their bad success il
cannot be said that the Austrians do not Of
ten fight well in their struggles with the
French. Still people frequently ask how it
is that with 50 large and splendid an army,
so well appointed and all that, the Austrians
cannot coax victory to perch. even in a sol.
ltary instance, upon their standards. The
principal reason undoubtedly is that they
lack the spirit Of the cause which animates
their enemies. How il comes to pass that
the French are enabled to report so many
prisoners and captured flags may be seen
from the following;
" Al the battle Of Magenta one entire TIA
liam regiment. ordered to attack a Sardinan
division, stopped suddenly its march, and
threw down their arms under the cry, /" Viva
fHaiia! uiva lire" This regiment was the
regiment called generally BY the name Of its
proprietor, the Archduke Sgismund. twas
established in 1916, and the commander Of
u IN the battle If Magenta was Field Mar
shal Lieutenant Baron Won Wallthor. The
recruiting district Of the regiment is Verona,
and II consists therefore exclusively of LON.
bards. OF the seventy three officers Of the
regiment forty-fye are Italians, and, arriving
at Turin as prisoners Of war. twenty.one Of
them accepted service in the Sandman army.
The regiment, being complete. it certainly
had not under $500 men. The only stand
ard conquered by the French in the battle Of
Magenta, and offered with so great a display
Of gracefs! ceremony TO the Empress in the
gorgeously decorate saloons of the Tuileries,
was the standard of this regiment. The
Commander-n. Chief Of the Austrian army
is every moment obliged to take the utmost
care that no Hungarian or Italian regiment
gets an occasion Of complete free action.
This circumstance was the reason the Aus
trlan General left after the battle Of Magenta
so suddenly the capital Of Lombardy. Milan.
Tie got, by the police. secret reports that
Hungarian regiment (the regiment Of Eyre.
ries) and battalion of the Italian regi ment
No. IS. we're about TO iraternize with the cit
liens, and TO eyade such dreadful accident
he gave orders to-all Austrian troops to at
once leave Milan"
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SAG ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

'HE subscriber oilers for sale the plantation on
which she resides, the place being eleven miles from
Marlborough, IN the western part q Orange comfy,
containng 20i acres The land has on Il good ana
substantial Improvements, ard is well waterej
Also another tract Of 3i5 acres near the one men.
TONED, tao.ihiids Of which Is woodland.
These lands ore well adapted to the cultivation Of
Corn. Wheat aid Tobacco. The lands are Offered
privately until Saturday lie i3ih II August 4, which
time not before disposed Of they will be sold 10 the
highest bidder.
For any information relative 10 the land and The
terms OF sale. apply 10 Alexander w. Woods, or s. A.
White, who are authorized to sell the lands.
MARY WOODS,
Mcbanes,ille, June a. e7-td.
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Pom ID. n. \. Comm.,ei.l Ad,rlI..,.

When the details &c the battle % soIferino
are received they will certainly prove il To
have been the most sanguinary engagement
on record. There are two reasons for this
conclusion. the first Of which Is found in the
character Of the information already recciy.
ed, and the second IN The fact that four DAYS
after The battle nothing like connected re .
port Of the affair had been furnished from
either camp. BY glance at the further
despatch from Farther Point, which we pub.
lish to-day. the reader will at once perceive
the force Of the first Of these reasons. The
victors claim 10 have taken seven thousand
prisoners, % hate placed an immense mum.
Der Of Austrians hors du combaf. 10 have
seized flags aud captured cannon innumrra.
bic. and this al heavy loss 10 themselves Of
killed and wounded. The Austrians acknow.
ledge their defeat, with extraordinary heavy
losses. and their retreat under pressure Of
the Allied forces. The force of The second
reason will appear on 4 little reflection.
Thsss can be no doubt that the Emperor Ma.
poleor would be anxious 70 send 70 The En-.
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NOTICE-TAXEs.


4 WILL attend At the following times and Mace.
for the purpose Of collecting the taxes for the wear
1858.
Thos. J. CsIes's, on Monday the lih july,
James W. Miles's, on Tuesday the ls,h.
Cedar Grove Wednesday the 18th
DR.. Vim. &. Roberts,, on THURSDAY the I4lh.
~. 7. d $. W. Halls Store, on Friday the 18Th.
Marlborough. on Saturday the 10Th
Red Mountain, on Monday the 18Th.
Midway, on Tuesday the 10Th.
Col. John q. Douglass, on Wednesday the gOlh.
Hani. Wilkcrson's, on Thursday the 2lst.
Du hams Station, on Friday the 22i.
John A. Coles, on Saturday the 23l.
A. b. Gunter's. on Monday the 25ih.
William Trees, on Tuesday the 26ih.
Chapel Hill, on "Wednesday the 9Th.
White Cross, on Thursday the 2sth.
Thomas Longs. on Friday the ogth.
Marlborough collect town tax on Saturday the 30h
The Magistrates will attend at the same times and
places 10 take the Tax List for the year $50 Puncu.
atty 'erPected Of oil. r. NJ. JONES, Sh'F.
June Is. e6-
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QuEEs VicToRA AND THE ENPRRss EUGENE.
The Nord. OF Brussels afIirms that the En-
press Eugenie has received an autograph letter
from Queen Victoria, in which the Sovereign
Of Great Britain gives expression to the sym-
pathetic feeling she en,eriains towards her
Majesty. as regent charged BY the Empe.
rof with high aud responsible functions, and
as a wife whose husband is running the ri.ks
Of battle
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the battlei and that the italian regiments
had all been previously sent into TyroI.
Twenty thousand corpses were buried at.
ter the battle, and good many more left
lying in bitches and cornfields.
Vienna letters confidently speak Of nego-
llat,ons to be opened by Prussia. with Eng
land and Russia, for the purpose Of estab-
fishing the basis Of n combined meditation.
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THR ELECTORAL C0LLEGE. The next EIec.
foral College. chosen in November 1860, will,
IT Kansas be admitted at the approaching ses,
sion OF Congress. consist Of SOC votes. 1854 Of
which will be necessary for choice for Pre-,
sident. The non slayeholding States will
have 1856 electors. and the slavehoding
States 100.
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sOMERyILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Leasburg, NJ. G.

'HE exercises of the fall session will be resumed the
18Th of July.
Terms per Session Of 7ioenty. One Weeds.
Board, including washing fuel, &c. $40 90
For shorter time, per month"; g 50
Tuition in English, from 5000 rs 90
Tuition IN Music, 20 90
tuition IN Lalln, Greek or French, s 90
Lights, 90
Various 0rnamentals, each, s 90
Academy expenses, so
Upwards Of thirty.fve boarders can be accommoda-
ted in our own family Board can be obtained in 9th.
er families Also SOLOMON LEA.
June is a5