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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
T DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THg CARSON DAILY sTtrE hE0isrrr,
~ Tue wEsTEES uSIoS LINE.
DATES To DECEMBER 30.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The French H~etreating.
LONDON, Dec. 90.
The French army of the North has
left Arras and retreated toward vitry,
falling back on its strong holds.
German Movements.
1t is said the Crown Prince of Saxony
has been sent TO Amiens 10 assist
Mantuflel.
The Germans are near Calbrai.
Defense of Cherboure.
Fifteen French iron-clads are in
Cherbourg harbor.
Dion Recaptured.
Fijon was evacuated at the approach
Of the French.
A French Victory Claimed.
Tho French claim the battle Of Port
Noyelles as a success of the army OF
the North.
The uombnrdmens of Paris.
Principal correspondence says the
bombardment of Fort AKRON is con
siderod the bombardment Of Paris, as
when AKRON is taken operations will
be facilitated.
Germans Repulsed.
The Germans assaulted Bel.o or twice,
but were repulsed with considerable
loss.
Evacuation ofthe seine.
The Prussians have evacuated the
left bank of the Seine, but still have a
large force at Yneto.
Independence Declared.
The Roumanian Government de-
clarcs its independence and repudiates
the treaty OF 1854.
France Complains OF Austria.
France complains that Austrian roll
ing stock is employed for South Ger
man military purposes.
Attempt to Assassinatc Prim.
MADRID, Dec. -.
Last night, as Prim was leaving the
Cortes, eight shots were fired at his
carriage by a band in the street. Prim
was wounded in three places; the left
arm and right hand. No arrests.
From Parts.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 20.
A Limoges dispatch gives Paris ad-
vices 10 the 18th. Military operations
have been suspended since the end,
owing to the intense cold.
A Chalons dispatch Of the 2sth, says
the advance guard OF Garibaldi entered
Dion this morning.
Gambctta bad just arrived at Bor-
deaux.
Official dispatches announce that the
Prussians hastily evacuated a, the ap.
' prosch Of the French. This IL tbs 70.
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COAST DISPATC E
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 90.

The weather remains clear and cool.
Wind north at nightfall.
The steamer Montana, from Pana-
ma via San Diego, is now about due,
but not telegraphed. She will prob
ably arrive early in the morning.
Stocks firm and moderately active.
Crown Point, Sl6l9; Hidden Treasure,
SO; Imperial, SO; Belcher, S614; Ken
tuck, S33l.; Golden Chariot, S73; Hale
Il N~orcross, sl0i; Yellow Jacket, Si715;
Savage, $40; Chollar, S7i; Grass Val
ley, S27iS; Eureka Consolidated, 1854;
Gould q Curry, 81; Ophir, $40; Pa
cifc Insurance Company, III.
Business of every description is
merely nominal this week. Nothing
dong in the Courts, and the ordinary
sources of local news are completely
dried up.
The schooner Fanny HYDE sailed for
Magdalena Bay this afternoon with 80
colonists. The Lower California Com.
pany are taking passengers there very
cheap. No rate for bringing them
back yet.
Specified goods by the next steamer
from China and Japan will be loaded
at Townsend street wharf from the
steamship directly on boaad the cars
for Chicago and New York, which will
be carried over the Bay OF the new
steamer constructed for that purpose.
Treadwell 4 Co. have suspended
payments, on account of a suit TO place
them in bankruptcy, the particulars of
which were telegraphcd yesterday.
Minnie NJ. Plume, a native of Ger
many, aged q years, and Elizabeth
Wynkoop, a native of England, were
SEN to Stockton to-day.
The railroad from Donahue to Santa
Rosa will be inaugurated Saturday,
and trains running rcgu-
larly on Monday.
The odd Fellows Convention, to de-
eide the location of n College and
Home, is now in session. The final
vote will be taken about 10 o'clock.
The decision of the Committee favor
Napa, which will undoubtedly be en-
dorsed.
The steamer Gussie Teliair having
been disabled by slipping her propel-
Ter while backing out at Santa Cruz to-
day, the ". p. Il. Co. will send another
steamer to Santa Cruz tomorrow to
tow her to San Francisco.
The Harbor Commissioners held a
meeting to-day and examined the
charge Of neglect of duty against Capt.
kentzle, of the Harbor Police, and ac-
quilted him.
The steamer Vallejo, on her down
trip this morning, broke a shaft off
Point Pinola. \ tug was sent to tow
her to the city.
Prot. Gee, of Sacramento, is to con
duct the next rehearsal Of the Handel
and Hayden Society. The grand ora
torio will not be given on the fifth of
January, as announced, but some ten
days later.
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Senator Thurman, in a late speech
against the annexation of the African
Republic Of Dominica, asked if the
Senate was prepared to annex that
island in its prcsen. condition, with
out n man in it out of ten thousand
who can speak the English language;
without N man out of ten thousand
who can read a word in any language;
without one man in ten thousand who
has the slightest idea of our Govern
ment."
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FROM SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO. Dec. %.
On Christmas eve Charles Reed,
station keeper, Mrs. Reed. Jas. Little,
stage driver, and old Tommy, the
cook, were seated at supper at Mission
Camp stage station on the road TO
Tucson, about IS miles east of Arizona
city while they were eating 3 Next
ans rode up to the station, one OF
them opened the door and presenting
a pistol shot Mr.. Reed. AS the driver
turned to reach his pistol he was shot
through the heart killing him instant
ly. All three of the Mexicans then
rushed into the house. Mr.. Reed
was still living and they cut his throat;
Old Tommy was seized and his head
entirely severed from his body. Mrs.
Reed was fired upon and hit in the
thigh. She too would have been kill
ed had not a dog attacked the Next
can who fired missing his aim. The
Mexicans then plnndered the house,
appropriating four stage horses to
carry OIL their booty.
The stage from Tucson discovered
the body of man lying in the road
this side of Mission Camp-near by
stood a team OF oxen which he had
been driving. 1t is supposed the
Mexicans had murdered the teamster
and then proceeded to attack the sta
ton. Noattempt at pursuit was made,
as the murderers had two days start
to get into the Mexican State of
Sonoma where pursuit under most
~unfavorable circumstances would be
made at great disadvantage.
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FROM MARYsvILLE.

MARYsvILLE, December %.
A shooting afirsy occurred this after-
noon in Wheatland. One Dougherty
has for some time past been paying at
tentions 10 a widow named Dennis,
and called on her to-day, and asked
her to marry him. She refused, when
he drew a revolver and fired, killing
her instantly, the ball having entered
her heart. Dougherty says the shoot
ing was a~ccidental-he only wanted
to intimidate her. He was arrested
aud brought to this city, and a charge
Of murder will be made against him.
Charles Cory and wife, Of colusa,
wer thrown from q buggy while rid
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CHEAP OVERLAND FARE.-we have
the authority of the Oakland Trans
cript for stating that 1t is the intention
of the Union and Central Pacific Rail
roads to put down the rate of passage
to immigr ants, in the Spring, to $50
in currency, or about So in coin. II
the immigrants are in sufficient num-
bers to fill one or more cars, the price
will be reduced to a still lever figure.
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THE DAILY STATE REGIsTER.-Tho
above named new daily paper, rising,
Phmnix-like, from the ashes Of the de-
funct Carson Appeal, made Its first APP
p%earancc this morning, and n copy lies
before us. II is considerably larger han
was the Appeal, is well edited and printed
and contains a goodly moun of inter-
esting reading matter, editorial, local and
selected, besides latest kilograms from all
parts of the world. In politics II Is Demo-
cratic, and proposes 10 fight II out on that
line till the last bullock Is slain. The
Daily State Register Is just such a new
paper as Is needed ut our state Capital
barring It's politics-and has all the cle-
ments of success, II deserving ability,
honesty Of principle and true desire for
the public interest can win anywhere
IGold Hill News.
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The Gold Hill News claimed that the
Legislature could not until the
nth OF January. The Constitution fixes
the first Monday In January as the day
ON which the Legislature shall
-lCarson State Register.
Bnt the News also made the correction
as soon afier It's error vas discovered as
possible. Mistakes Will happen In the
best regulated families. Will the Register
now inform us when the new Governor u
positively TO be inaugurated, and when
the ball IN honor thereof Is to come OF.
Besides this. to advertise the ball up here
would be "A good business idea.-lGold
Hill News.
We had not observed the correction
alluded to-henco the reference. In
regard TO the Inauguration ball, an adj
vertisement in another column fixes it
on Tuesday evening, January Sd.
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FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE, December %.
Mckay and Heath, two of the south
ern stage robbers, apd three
other prisoners escaped from the
guard house at Camp Douglas early
this morning by cutting the door fast
ening and overpowering the guard.
Col. Morrow, commanding the post,
informed U. S. Marshal Patrick, and
prompt means are being taken to re-
capture them.
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ing ON the race track, and both were
severely hurt. Mrs. c., it is feared,
has sustained some injuryofthe spine,
besides being considerably bruised.
Two men named Charles Dickson
Jas. Crosby were arrested to-day on a
charge of forgery committed at Chico.
They were taken there this afternoon.
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SOME OF our exchanges are feeding a
taste for the horrible by the publica-
ton Of a pretended article OF excom-
munication against Victor Emanuel.
The originator of the document may
consider 1t good joke but 1t will re-
quire more credulity TO swallow the
illumination than Is generally pos
sessed by the American public.
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the LEoIsLATuRE.-Some Of the
inquissuve who have figured on the
political complexion OF the Legislature
foot 1t up Al follows Senate-lo Dem
ocrats, IL Republicans and / I~ndepend-
emit; seats Of two Republican Senators
Brown and Moore-ontested In
the House: Democrats, %; Republi.
cans, 81 |; Independent, 2.
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PIocHE.-The Ely Record Of the 22d
notes tho departure from Phoebe OF
Judge Pitzer aud w. w. Bishop. both
on their way to Carson to urgethe pas
sage of a bill removing the County
seat Of Lincoln County from Hike to
Phoebe.
The Record also understands that
Tom Fitch has had j. ii. Dupaix re.
moved from the Office OF Postmaster
because he did not vote for sai.. csndi-
date.
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FROM GlLROY,

GrLRoY, Dec. 90.
Tie Fineen-Mile House, situated on
the line of the :. L. d :. II. r., and
owned by Mrs. Perry, was totally de-
stroysd by fire at / p. IN. to-day.
Origin of fire unknown.
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suit Of the campaign undertaken in
the East by order of the War Depart
ment. The movement vas hastened
by Gambetta.
The French have completed the for
tifications beyond Mont Valerian,
which throws shells beyond Versailles.
The latter place is thus rendered I'M
tentable for the Prussians.
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HoS THos. FrrcH favors a general
amnesty, andlast week while discuss
ing the subject in the House, took oc-
casion TO shoot OF another batch OF
star-striking, rebellion fire works.
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As politician Atty. Gen. Ackerman
b no : success. His election law for
Georgia has made the Legislature
three-fourths Democratic, and elected
ave Democratic Congressman, certain
ly, and probably all seven Of the
msmbers-
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THE YouSo PILor Is the title Of o
now monthly magazine for young
people, published at Chicago, for 81 90
per snnum. We acknowledge re-
ceipt OF the January number, and find
il really an interesting and valuable
work, and one well worth sending for.
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TIE cold weather recently expert
snoed here seems 10 have been general.
New York and Richmond dispatches
report inssnssly cold weather through
sus The Akiantac eeness.
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TIE Ssossor value the real estate
Of Chicago at s223, Ga. 600. probably
one-half Of its real value. Personal
property 10 rassd ct esq, 3x2, $50.
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Granville has received a dispatch
from the Prussian Government apollo
giving for an outrage on English yes
sells in the Seine, and stating that in
demnity will be given if demanded,
and announcing that the military
commander guilty of the outrage has
been court martialed and dismissed
from the service.
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BORN.

In this city, 18th inst, to the wife OF
Charles Rycr, a daughter.
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Prussian Losses.

LILLE, Dec. ".
An official contradiction is given to
the dispatches Of the Prussians falsely
representing the battle ofPort Noyelles
as a victory, claiming that they took
prisoners, whereas none were taken.
In the north and northeast the Prus-
slams have lost heavily by battles and
sickness. The village is encumbered
with wounded. There are $4,000 sick
and wounded at Chalons.
The Point of Attack.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.
Official organs say that Fort Avron
will first be attacked at a standpoint
from whence assaults car be made on
adjacent forts.
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FOR SEgGEAFT-AT-ARMS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w nounce the name of j. NJ. THOMP-
SON, Of Ormsby county, as n candidate
for the office of Sergcant-at-Arms of the
Assembly. de.s,-td
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A VOID QUACks.--A victim ~ early In
n discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
ture decay. etc having tried In vain every aiver.
Used remedy, has a simple means II self-cure,
which he will send free ~ his fellow sufferers.
address; J. II. TUrTLE, IS Nassau street, New
York. de30-cfa
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BY Lee & Goddn,
! BY Lee g Go1nh,
Auctioneers and Real Haate Agents,
No. lib Main s3reet.

A DDITIoNAL LIST dr. LANDS FOE
d 81 SA touk kE a igose sad,sss
the various tracts Of land heress sugeF1lssn
Courthouse, there win be sold ct that pllee, o. /
the sss same tr aay Of about FOUR HUNDRED ~,
EIGHTY ACRES, lying on The Carlersyile AZ
Frederfcks burr road near Hadensvie, snsss
miles northwest OF Goochland Courthouse. ,Ss
being the lends whereof TS M,ll LIAM N. Dskn
ceptible Of division into two tracts. There r.,
dwelling and the usual oat-buildngs on It. Sal.
m AIDE by Andrew Is. I.eakc and Ohm II. Guy, cnr.
missioners, under decree OF Goochland clrcns
court.
I'd. A tract of about FIVE HUNDRED AMI
Two AND 4 HALF ACRES adjoining n.
lands OF DR.. Edmund :. Pendlet m and Edmund
yiIls-- improvements on this tract arc a LAKGg
AND COMSlODIUUss bWELL;ING, and t.1I
out-houses tract well timbersd snd ahundsut
purchasers. Sale made by John y. Davis and
W. Cosby, commissioners, under dsssee Of Good.
'a al c Traet e Of oNE HUNDRED HsD
THREE AND FORTY-FlyE ONE.HU:
DREDTH ACRES, one half mile northFsst 4
the courthouse; well wooded and waterd, a
which there is small new p camforfa6is HoUss
LACE OIL James river and Is anawha canal, mi via
he sold Ia tracts OF ten acres or more, as ay sui,
eth. ONE HUNDRED AND FlFY.Tw0
AND 0NE.QUARTER ACRES adjo1ins,ss
lands Of Patterson Allen and others, w-ls6&33
miles Of James river and Kanawha can 3
sprine of water, well tfmbered, and *a&&
Little creek, on which there Is STEAX&M
MILL in full operation. WIN be diviAfSg
bidders. ~
9Th. Will also offer the Goochland Courth&
Hotel PROPERTY, containing ONE lIW
DEED AND FORTY-sIX ACRES. The h0t,l
has lately undergone thorough renovation. 3
which has been added an elegant two-story por'
tico s5 BY II feet. Basement complete. with large
dining. room, stOre-room. cook.room, &c Also
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining The
same, a portion Of which is excellent creek land
with sufficient wood to support the place. For
further particulars rs to tracts Nos. 3, and 5.
apply to JOHN N. DAVIS, Esq, attorney al
law, at Goochland Courthouse.
Besides other desirable LANDS.
TERMS At sale. -
Sale conducted by a-EE tr'i1DlS.
au B-S.10,l2 IL, Is Auctlone"rs.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF 4 yALUA f., III
l. FARM IN HALIFAX COUNTTSS days Of fI au.
OF deed Of trust eXec.m6G6r e aud f. b. Moore and
gust, 1SGg. William G. Pendleton and j. n Cor
-Gn, trustecs;tor the purposes therein named, we
Of Is m q se he ine sh
day on # = pGOS 81 MI
decd mentioned 1t being tho same tract on which
James a; Moore now resides, and whichithe late
the north side of Dan river in the county OF Hall
fax. containing ELhVEN hUhDREn AND
NINETY-FoURAC RKS more or less, and bound
ed by the lands of the late Richard Logan and DR..
Il. T.. Fleming.
This land is in one of the best neighborhoods in
the county. convenient to churches, about eight
miles from the Richmond and Danville railroad.
The improvements consist Of good framed dwell
Ing OF SIX rooms, built in 1900 The best style
and In perfect repair, beautifully located, and all
necessary out-huildings, and about twenty other
buildings, such as tenant houses and tobacco
baris-all new. There are Il large number Of
soil Is good, and adapted to the growth of grain of
al, k ~ efpeSial,y Wheat clover and tobacco
SI Is now in the nggnet SITE f.
IL Is seldom so desirable place is put upon the
market: 1t is but eight miles from Scottshnrg de-
splendid turnpike road to 1t. There are about SIX
HUNDRRD ACRES OF CLEARED LAND on
the place, TWO HUNDRED of which are Ian
river low grounds of the very best quality; the
residue Is forest. A large portion Of the place is
In fine clover. 1t has lately been divided into two
tracts and will be sold either as whole or as two
tracts, to suit purchasers.
TERMS: The deed requires the property to be
sold for cash suliCi to pay off the deed.
The title is perfect Purchasers arc invited to
examine the property. james A. Moore will take
pleasure in showing the property p to any who
Possession will be given ut once. For further H.
formation I apply to either Of the trustees at
j. II. GORDON. q.
WILLIAM &. PENDLETnS,
all l1--2tawsw Trustees.
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctionCers.
lib Main street.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY Al AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date 81" q
yember 1867, from Washington Gill and W
the undersigned. trustee, duly reco. S%s
clerks Office ofSGoochand county =" W
being thereto ,pired by the ocn"N. :
/ shall proceed to sell 1T public nl." W
Courthouse. on MON DAY The 18th
O'Clock NJ. the RI nj estate and perSoS -a
mentioned in said deed consisting or
DRIED AND TWO (2c2i ACRES o. H. ny
ductive land adapted TO he culture oi rorU,'
tobacco, grass, fruits. &c. . PL0WS. \
ROW, ca RI, and WAGON, on the Cart~y
road near the James river and kanawha cana,
and adjoining the lands OF Randolph Harrison,
Esq, Monroe Johnson, deceased, and 9th -. be-
Ing the same land conveyed to the said Washing
ton Gill by deed from edward ID. 3laciee and wife.
The buildings arc Two good log cabins and aln.
pie outhouses. The place Is well supplied win
water.
TERMS Onc-third cash; the balance IN SIX
twelve, and eighteen NJ 1nths, for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. WILLIAM FOLKES Tru.rr.
At the same time and place rs mentioned ahoy,
Will be sold twenty five her vaiu bic FARMS,
For particulars see EichnoHd Wig, daily and
semi weekly issue.
RICHARDSON 4 CO..
aus Real Estate Agent and uctnncers.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE
WHITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST GIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE

1offer for sale my FARM, "BEAUREGARD.' y
situated a mile and half from the White Sulphur
bs5s RH G fHIStI M6st
third OF which is AD0W-IAas5saRsa sac been In
AM Se L Tine ned w is Saa arm Is
tage of a market at It's very dor:
In copious springs the almost exclusive supply OF
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon the eomple
Ohio river In the summer Of '72. ..--. .y--...s~
II has recommending interest on account Of It's
fine adaptation to purposes of health and recrea-
ioD Ii Is one of the most beautiful as It Is one OF
the most ealthful localities in the Virginia noun
tains. 1t has a fine bath anda superabundance of
anaiyzed. BUTT Is evidently powerful stmuant
Of the skin aud great iayigorator OF the system.
There are besides one Of the boldest and strongest
alum slate highly tmpregnated with alum, In
which, at moderate expense, ALUM WATERS
might be established Win these agencies the
place might be made popular and prosper
Gus adjunct of the White Sulphur. the great water
place Of the middle and southern States of the
II has fine grounds for a mile-long TR0TTING
Oh RACE COURSE, and the addition of that
source Of amusement for the immense thr2ng OF
would be great public gratiaheatien, and highly
SS 10 It's
Union.
having an immense supply of clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location
foe a lake Of several acres. THIS business has
lately become exceedingly profitable
There lisa large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commodious rooms, upon the
place, together with outhousSs. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display Of archi-
tectural and other improvements.
It is one Of the most attractive places in the
mountains: whether for improvement as place
Of public resort or for superb residence for a
wealthy gentleman. ..ss
7 Persons desirous OF seeing the place are re-
upon fs. Either III = State the ssstB67s
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r nj. HoRNER,s CLASSICAL All ~ !,
es ! MATHEMATIGAL SCHOOL, OAFr ~. ~.
aepfor classes in the University Of SHe
yenr aa been adde 20 the former course q o. sor;
The present scholagtic year VIII cioss sl W, -,
cen,iter Students remaining ever may s,v
their ossttes I'm the winter Sacafaon Hisnoo e'ss
at The rsfIcipai ia assisted by Dir. FEANK ".
Richmond graduate o. Ing ILL
yerssr Of IL che schoS sr 81 Phiicsophy
NJ n comes highly oy tne
Faculty OF Inc University and Ras peen nS VT
mi teasher in the aEpiscopal High Oh II
hs chsrre for board and tuition exclusive OF
FIGHTS and washing IS 8l4o per term on INV emu
W aI,,4ssfon and meme are admitted but those
" to pursue the regular course OF seuay'
Wishing " $3.50 J. ii. HORNER, Al. M,
sts... .. a. g.sffysal - - g Principal.