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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Marh 18th. Sch Atlantic, Burgess Boston,
2lst. sehs Empire, Furguson Boston; Nathan Cliff.
SAILED.
March 10Th. Sch Mozelle, -, Boston,
10th. Sch Romeo, Mathews, Philadelphia.
Sch Leila Of Belfast ashore Nantucket is from San
tllla Mills, Ga with cargo of hard pine lumber boun
to Portland The cargo will probably be saved but the
10th during the gale near tie head Of Miacomet Pond
and now lies high and dry the beach, The crew all land
ed badly chilled and have been taken the
houses in the vicinity A large ship when the
vessel first but discovering her danger got off
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For Sale.
Commissioners Notice.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly appointed
Il Commissioners Of Insolvency by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, the estate of the late Jonaha
Treat of Frankfort hereby give notice that six months
from the sh day of Feb 1870 allowed for creditors
to prove their claims And that they will be present at
April Both, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Saturday Aug
9th, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ for the purpose OF receiving
claims, and hearing proofs thereof.
JOHN WISWELL, JR.
ID. N. EWEII.
Wnterport, March g. 1870. 3w364
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Fishing Vessel for Sale.

<k THE schooner SENATOR, "a tons O, M.
@1nt Is in good order and well found in sails
A2S$Y rigging, cable, &C. Will be sold very low
A4 r. b. GARDNER,
Sk06 Buckspoit
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Schooners for Sale.
PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of March
T7lMoTHY MAYO. Administrator of the estate of
- Ezra Clark, late of Frankfort, in said County of
Wado deceased having presented his first and final
count OF administration on said estate for allowance
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice to all
persons Interested by causing copy of this order
Journal printed Belfast that they may appear at
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within and for said
County the second Tuesday April next at ten Of
the clock before noOn and sheW cause if any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. Z. FEED, Register. 3w36
AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo on the second Tuesday of March
ToHN GREEIY, Administrator on the estate Of
= Charles Nelson, late of -, in said County of
Waldo, deceased, having presented his final account of
administration on said estate TOR allowance
Ordered That the said Greely give notice to all persons
interested by causing copy this order to be published
three weeks successively in the Republican journal,
printed at Belfast that they may appear at Probate
the second Tuesday Of April next at ten of the clock
before noon and hew if any they have why the
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B z. FIELD, Register 3w36
AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo the second Tuesday OF March
A. ID. 1870.
Jason HILLS, Administrator of the estate of
- George White, late of Linconville, in said County
OF Waldo, deceased having presented his first and final
account of administration on said estate for allowance
together with his private claims,
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed at Belfast they may appear at Pro-
bate Court be held at Belfast within said Coun.
y ON the second Tuesday OF April next of the
clock before noon and shew cause any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. T. FIELD, Register 3w36
At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of March,
A. d. 1870.
IOSEPH BOWLER, Guardian of Ira B. and Caroline
- Brawn, minor heirs of John Brawn, late of -,
IN said County Of Waldo deceased having presented his
first account of Guardianship for allowance
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all per-
sons interested by causing copy OF this order be
shed three weeks successivey in the Republican
printed at Belfast, that they may appear Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and for said County
the second Tuesday of April next ten of the clock
before noon and shew cause if any they have why the
same should not he allowed.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. F. FIELD, Register. 36
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Room to Let.

FTNHE Room in City Block over Isaac Aard's store
u and under the journal office. Apply the editor
of this paper.
Belfast Dec. 22 tf25
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Administrators Sale.

WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION By virtue
w of licence from the Court of Probate for the
County of Waldo, Monday, the eleventh day of April
D. 1870 at 10 of the clock forenoon at John Greelys
dwelling house at Palermo, all the right title and in.
Turner late Of Palmero deceased has in any anc
all real estate descending to him by his father consisting
of about 80 of land together with building there
on. Subject to widows right of dover
JOHN GREELY, Guardian of said Minor.
Palermo, March Sth, 1870. sW3j
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Schooner for Sale.

XIX SCHOONER ERIE, 81 tons burthen, in
&1IAt good condition. and will be sold at bar
MESM gain. Apply to
4&9 II. S. STAPLES.
0&Sk Stockton, March 3, 1870. 1W45f
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POK Es. sEOK Es!

The subscriber has just received from New Hampshire
Ten Thousand best Hickery and White Oak Spokes,
form 1S to 12 inches. Please call and examine said
Spokes at No. l, PIENIX ROW.
tf27 OAKES ANGLER
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Yellow Ash Wanted.
n QUANTITY of sticks of Yellow Ash, from 80 to
N 40 feet long, to be hauled during the winter Apply
to the editor of This paper
Dec. 13, 1869. istf23
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
R ABROAD MPANY

~ IA - IL ~ a - ~ " lu 1 IA ~ =
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connecti ng the
Atlantic and the magnificent harbors of the Chesa
peake Bay with the Ohio River point of reliable
gaton and thus, with the entire Railroad system and
water transportation of the great West and South
forms the additional East and West Tru-.
Line, mperatively demanded for the accommodation
of the immense and rapidly transportation
tween the Atlantic seaboard and Europe the one
hand and the great producing regions of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The Importance of this Road as q new
outlet from the West to the sea magnihes It
into of national consequence, and nsures it an
extensive through traffic from the day of its completion
while, in the Development of the extensive agricultural
and mineral resources of Virginia and West Virginia.
it possesses along its line the elements of large
and profitable local business
Thus the great interests both general and local which
demand the completion of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD to the Ohio River, afford the gusran
tee of its success and value, and render is the
important and substantial Railroad en-
terprise now In progress I'm this Country.
Its superiority as an East and West route and the
promise of an immense and profitable trade awaiting
completion have drawn to it the attention and coopera
city OF sound judgment and known integrity, whose
nection with it, together with that of eminent citizens
and business men of Virginia and West Virginia, In
sures an energetic, honorable, and sue
cessfa1 management.
The Road as completed and in operation from Rich.
mond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs of West
Virginia. 227 miles, and there remain but 200 miles (now
partially consructed to be completed to carry the
proposed terminus the Ohio river at, near the
mouth of the Big Sandy river, $50 miles above Cincn
nat and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines now projected or in progress through Ohio
and Kentucky to this point which will connect the
Chesapeake and Ohio with the entire
Railroad sys stems OF the West and South
west. and with the Pacific Railroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantages will
place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Con-
PANY among the richest and most powerful and trust
worthy corpo ratons of the country; and there ex-
lists present value, I'm completed road and
work done, equal TO the entire amount Of
the mortgage.
The details of the Loan have been arranged with
special reference to the wants OF all classes OF investors
and combine the various features of convenience safety
and protection against loss or fraud,
The Bonds are in denominations OF
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ASK FOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BlTlERS,

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clark,
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They purely vegetable and will not ntoxicate tfsp
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OFFICE OF
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Nos, NASSAU STREET NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our negotia
ton of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY, and the popularity and credit which these
Loans have maintained in the markets, both In this
country and Europe have shown that the First Mort
gage Bonds of wiselylocated and honorably managed
Railroads and promptly recognized and readily taken
the most suitable, safe, and advantageous form OF In
vestment yielding more liberal income than
hereafter be derived from Government Bonds and avail
able to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation of
perlor Railroad Loans, we meeting a great public
want, and rendering valuable service-both to the
holders of Capital and 10 those great National works
internal improvement whose intrinsic merit and sub
santia character entitle them the of Capital
the confidence of investors-we offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonabl
terms. Inquire of
13t w H, SIMPSAN
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VIII give Piano Forte instructions. Application NAV
made at the New England House, where terms, &c.
may be learned. '' W.
Belfast, March H. 1870. sntt2a
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Warren'S Cough Balsam !
Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

FT1EACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at NJ
l. sSELL'S Congress Street, Belfast,
s8- Special attention given to beginners. til
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Deatl)s.

On July 10th, near Bllimyer's Mil.
DaUid Franklin. infant son Of John i
and Susan VI. BilImyer, aged months.
At Clsymonl. We.tnoreiand county.
Va, on the 23rd Of July, r. Byrd Lew-
is. aged months and Is days, son Of 4.
Byrd and Louisa p. Lewis.
In Baltimore, on Monday morning last,
Of Paralysis, Mrs finn Cameron. for
merly OF his place, and widow Of Ihe lsie
Archy Cameron, aged stouI Is years.
Her remains were brought 10 this p ace
on Tuesday and inferred in Elmwood
Cemetery.
At Mount Hope, Baltimore. on the 2lsl
instant. Mr.. .AndreW Ronemou'' former.
~ Of this place. aged about go years.
At BsIumore, July 25lh, Burton Leon
ard, infant son OF Jno. NJ. and MOllie P.
Ronemous. formerly OF this place, eyed 3
months sad DAY.
In Baltimore on Ihe 10Th inst, Cords.
liza. aged month, and % days, infant
daughter OF VIM. h. H. and Belinda
Hswn, formerly Of Ills place.
lr this place, on Saturday the 10Th
instant, Conrad Smith, son Of Eli end
Nary G. Flser. and grandson Of Conrad
Smith. aged months and days.
Llule Smiihie has gone TO The realms
above.
Where all is pleasure, peace and love,
No suffering or pain. be now can know,
He d"els where endless pleasures
flow.
10 Chsrlesiown, on Wednesday last.
Goth inst. Sally Rutherford, youngest
child Of J. w. and s. X. Kennedy, aged
months and 10 days.
At his residence in Chsrles,oun. on
Friday night last, after lingering illness
OF some months, Mr. Thomas Ruihsr-
ford, 10 the 64sh year OF his age.
10 ChsrlesIown, on Thursday night
last, Lucretid Irene, infsn, daughter Of
Isaac L and Lucreua Miller, aged 4
months and ii days.
On the l7th inst, in MsriInsburg, Ida
LIE. daughter Of Cyrus and Csthsrine
Moore, aged | year and months.
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We, @C',
TENPLAR.

rs. DUFFIELDs CLASSICAL HIGH
SCHooL.-We invite attention to this ad-
yerlisemenl in another column. Rev.
Mr.. Scott deserves q great deal Of credit
for the establishment OF this institution,
and under his supervision i, will no
doubt be well psToHzed, and we congrat-
ulaie the cilizens OF Dufhelds and vicinity
upon this important enterprise. The fol.
lowing articles were deposited in the
Corner Stone OF the building, on Thurs
day OF las, week -
|. Name of donor of The lot, John
Snyder, Sr.
,. List OF subscribers 10 he building.
g. List OF lady managers who gave the
dinner in aid OF the building.
4. The names OF The Msrshsls OF the
Day.
S. The Programme Of ihs Day.
6. The Orators Of The Day.
7. The Newspapers Of Jefferson coun-
,y, ". Va.
s. The Farmers Repository, publish.
ed BY Richard Williams, al Chsries.own,
in 1913.
9. Hsli.cen, Coin. u. S. A., 1902.
10. "CounseIs 10 the Young" in
Greek. by Isocrales.
IL. Two Odes of Horace.
IL. The Roll Of Officers and Mem
bers Of PtGnix Division, Sons of Tenn
! Persnce,
10. The Rol! OF Officers and Members
Of Elk Branch Lodge, A. F. g. A. NJ.
! who laid The cornerstone.
IA. Five'C Confederate Notes, sls5.
Is. New Testament Of our Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ.
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PLEASE READ IHIs

ID EADER. ba,e you md TrrAhsm. ;" " on
III defiUl Headache Remedy" i Ec. IrJ =
box, and you All ne 10 o,bsr BeTr'y ""
ranIed 10 cure the WORT case Of iiradscS-. Esf-
ache " 10 ,ha,hc ~ G.e minutes. IIo On
tsIns noting poisonous, It ), ~ lIqud, and e'n
be applet by any child. II coniai1s no msgi>
power, and D. j., pUJGi ssIte 81 fsicni met
cines and hum og., the best j. medy 20 ~
world ~ the above discascs. HsrsL',d %
cure or the monty refunded. 1! b's b''D tho
roughly le.rsd 10 .bis part VI tho CDIoH a.
hUndfets have been cg'eJ with iLis ksn'G'.
Remember. rsier, lbs {. 70 bUuibcs bots
positive fact. Can be srm by msd .si'Iy 70
any part Of the globe, and "snantsd to ft'fA
the purchaser. Please serd for DO! t1 n''il'
and he convinced thai Hes tsebe, Eiraets 'H'
TcOlhache ca be cured. Directions ,'Ni ~"
every boz. Price s. per boz ~ w'n q" 'ht
POST Office ~ he Uni'n. Don ~,
/ doz. boIe. sl0; ~ don. boI'' "a h'af'''
Oris Tn khsm. Nonh Nidd!r57fo', h'>.. Box
Al. Discount 10 the trade.
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M, peocEss,oN.-Tbe colorsd folks

M, PsocEssloN.-Tbe colorsd folks
OF this vicinity had a celebration and pro-
oession Of the ratification Of the XVIII
Amendment. on Thursday last, the 2s'h
instant. AT an early hour the cOloIed
folks from all sections commenced pour
ing into town and continued up 10 Ten
o'clock, crowding our streets and prlncl.
pie thoroughlsres. The early dawn OF
day was ushered in by many Of them
marching through our streets, firing vol
legs OF Guskelty. accompanied with mu-
sic. A wreath was extended across our
principle street, upon which was attached
the "s,ars ana stripes and portraits Of
Presiden, Lincoln and Gen Grant. At
ten o'clock The procession was formed.
consisting Of Monkeys colored Band Of
Hogerstown; Leagues from all the ad,
joining towns, with aprons and collars,
and appropriate banners; 80 girls with
white dresses and blue sashes, each one
Of whom Representing each State that rat
fled the XVIII Amendment; the Sabbath
School of tie Culored Church; members
OF Rife Company of town, with red
shirt and white pants, commanded oy
Capt. Wilson Buukius; and vehicles gen.
orally, oil under The direction # Chief
Marshal Presly Hopewell, assisted BY
Marshsls Robert Travis, Lee Williams
and Others. ell mounted and dressed il
snowy RECALLS; Peter Hodge, President OF
Ceremsnles, John Hodge, Hiram Bell.
aud others, drawn in atwo.horse carriage,
the whole procession making nearly a
mile in length, and presenting quite an
imposing appearance.
The procession thea moved 10 Nor
gan's Spring, where speeches were made
BY Charles Dasie, and Daniel Ames, Of
Hsrper's Ferry, J. Nelson WIsner and
X. NJ. Price OF Maruns5urg, Rev. Will
son, colored, of Baltimore. A quantity
of The subslanlials and delicacles Of The
season were placed upon the tables TO
which jucice was done ty all present.
The crowd present was estimated at
5000 persons. At o'clock heavy rain
came up which dispersed the crowd al
an earlier hour than II was intended. The
beginnings dashed, the lhunders rolled
end tie rain descended in torrents, caus-
ing general scaterqtiOn Of the starch
amongst petticOats and turJetO"ghs.
After The rain the procession returned
10 town and as dismissed
The days ceremonies were wound uP
a, night by speech from Rev. Reyes,
colored, in front Of The Courthouse.
Everything passed off pleasantly and
agreeable with The exception OF few &C.
ciden,s mentioned in another column, and
me damper thrown upon the ceremonies
by the heavy rain.
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G% rHe PAPgR Mill We are glad
TO stale tina. The buildings tor she PAPER
Mil! Of Nessrs. Ashton, Whelen d Tyn-
dale, IN TINS place, are nearly comp leted.
Messrs. McBee & Briiner, stone masons.
have completed the large and main build
ing and Messrs. iloul IL Humrickhouse
are nov engaged IN putting he roof upon
1t. TIE machinery from the extensive
establishment of Nelson Calvin, Esq, Of
Philadelphia, has elso arrived, and is now
beng laced in The building under he So
perision of Mr.. Frederick Blessing, with
view OF commencing operations IN a
very shor, ,iIe. Our ciuzens hail this
enIrrpuzs with delight, aud HusI lis IN
suso, ,lnn Wlil be The mean, OF bringing
mrrp slaaulaciurIeS IN our midst
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-30

G RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Thurs
day Of last week the mail tram bound
Wesi, on the B. & o. X. R., when about
a mile below Dufisld's Depot, struck and
fatally injured Mr.. Martin On. of HH-
per's Ferry who was on the track at The
lime. MIR. On fingered in intense agony
until III o'clock Thursday night, when
death put an end 10 lis sufieEinGs. His
remains were taken 10 his home IN Boil.
var, for in,ermea, on Friday. He was a
highly respected. INDUSTRIOUS citizen, both
a Free Mason and an Odd Fellow, and
leaves a sick wife. with six children, 10
mourn his late. He was aged sbout Sd
years. Dr. Alexander attended 10 his
wsnts.
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to -u>sTaoKt - Two cases OF sun
ST.. rruTrrd ia It's town during the
pa week one ui winch proved fatal. An
I.i,hman named Daniel Leo. a carpenter,
employed IN the Paper Mill Of MessIs.
Ashton. " helen d. Tynoa,e, placing the
Machinery. under the supervision OF Mr..
Frederick Blessing, was suddenly over
come by the intense heat, about 2 clock,
on Wednesday afternoon last, and dl D
about two hours stierward Mr.. Leo is a
native o( London, where he lett a wife,
sad children. cnd has been but three
months in this country, aud having no
relatives nearer than London. lie was
employed IN the Machinery establish
meut Of Mr.. Nelson CaIvil, OF PhIladeI.
pAia. He had been complaining q day
or two with pam and glddluess IN his
head before he was attacked. Hi, re-
msins were inferred in Emwood Gene
terry. at his place, on Thursday last.
lie was said 10 be sober, industrious,
and good man, aged about 20 years.
Rev Dr.. d II. BIue OF the Lutheran
Church. officlaled al the burial services
Mr. Joseph KEYS, OF tbs to.n, en-
ployed al the Paper Mil, was also attack
ed By sunsHoke, on Monday PreYlous, but
recovered in a dsv or two.
DR.. Reynolds attended both Of the
glove cases.
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Van Amburgh d. Co.'S Menagerie.

The exhibition in ShepherdsIown on Tues
day next of ' an Amburgh Co.'S great Col
den Menagerie, seems 10 be the general topic
of conversation among all classes, and from
present appearances the establishment will al
tract a much greater crowd than has ever been
drawn out on any similar occasion. 1t is now
over twenty years since This place has been Wis
tied by genuine, Legitimate Menagerle, and III
the meantime i new generation has come upon
the stage of life. None Of the children of the
present day have bad an opportunity of viewing
such a collection of rare wild animals, and
curious birds, as that which is TO be here next
week The hrm OF ' an Amburgh Co., has
been in existence for nearly half century land
has always maintained the foremost place
among great exhibition proprietoIS. Indeed,
they are known throughout the world for the
energy, tact and enterprise which have al
ways distinguished their menagerie efforts, aud
their menagerle at the present time is without
doubt the most splendid affair of the kind 10
be found in any country. 1t is not only much
the largest, but 1t contains many rare species
of animals that cannot be found in any other
Geological collection either in Europe or A
merica. With unlimited resources at their
command the propretors have always taken
great pride in excellIng all competitors in their
vocation, and have, during the whole of their
extended career, realized the satisfaction of
knowing that their efforts baye been apprecia
ted, and that al all times the announcement Of
their advent in any community has been hailed
with satisfaction by the best class of citizens.
This comes from the simple fart that they have
always kept faith with the public, have inya-
riably given splendid exhibition, and have
ever conducted their establishment in such a
manner rs TO render ITS presence acceptable in
any community. Now, larger and more com
81.
fractions that have never been eguaIled on this
continent, and will doubtless receive the favor
il has so richly earned. 1t should be distinctly
understood that tins is a very different affair
from the ordinary shows" so common in this
country, and also, that many years may elapse
before another geological institution Of equal
magnitude comes this way.
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DUFFIELDS
CLASSICAL high SCHOOL.

I'VE DuflIelhs Classical Iiigh School
/ o;ii ofen IS Fl session. IN 'hr N'w
BudIug. on Me Isl li0Hday 4 Sep
teujer, 1870, and c.p.e re lat IN -
day OF June. 1871.
This Srtuul T. dy.lgred o p''p-'r
young men 70, rhe hrsnesr oa,.r' ." "ur
besI College. Tor tn UNIVERSITY at VIZ
Rlnis, or tor he acuve rufsu,t- of NE.
Special attention vii BE- gwen iu t'.e ihO.
rough us rurlion in or Own Ianguo. e.
Thu. IS sometimes sighted 10 CIa.slcai
School.
The session will be divided into two
terms OF five months each. al tie rlU-e al
which, :. ?. last week OF January and
June. there aIlI he public examinations.
This Srhoo' i. not designed 10 be Sec
tdrinn.' All parents may exercise their
right 10 determine on whs, religious ser
vices heir sons shall attend provided
every pupil .haIl regularly attend some
Church on the S.bbs'h days.
LOCATION.
Dufislds i. station on tie B.IImoTe
and OHIO Rail Road 10 Jefferson County,
W Va, ia most b.autfpl and heel'ny
region Of the Valley of Virginia. and IN
the midst Of population distinguished
for lrugsIny. industry. sobrIeiy and CHRIS
tisD morality. There i. not. anywhere
within reach Of lhis School, Place where
liquors and their coRcomItans 5, lor The
seduction and ruin Of youth. Cot be had.
Board NAV be had 10 The most moral
and re spscsbIe families al from : to
$50 per month, exclusive Of washing and
lights.
IUIIIoS.
English branches for ten months. $40, 90
English and Classics. len months. $500
French, extrs. 1000
The entire Expense for board and tUl-
lion for The scholastic year will vary from
$500 to $3.50.
For r. Ter information apply 10
REV JOHN 4. SCOTT. A. NJ,
JOHN A. SCOTT. Jr., A. B,
Assoriats Principal.
jelly 80. 1870. 6'