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forty-seven, has continued without interruption, its work of
thorough instruction in Latin, Greek, French and Mathema-
tics, as well as the usual branches of English and Military
Drill. No case of insubordination has occurred, and the
School is especially noted for its superior discipline, as well
as its remarkable exemption from sickness.

Twelve pupils have been educated free. The charge for
Tuition is $28 for ten months. The charge for board and
washing $150 for ten months. Four teachers have been em-
ployed.

All which is respectfully submitted,

N. F. D. BROWNE, A. M.,
Principal.

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Educa-
tion.

On motion by Mr. Walsh,
The Senate went into Executive Session.
Having resumed Legislative business.

On motion by Mr. Fields,

Leave of absence was granted to Mr. Brattan until to-
morrow.

On motion by Mr. Steiner,
The Senate adjourned.

THURSDAY, January 15th, 1874.

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. W. H. D. Harper.
Present at roll-call the following Senators :

Messrs. President, Aydelotte, Blake, Billingsley, Brattan,
Crawford, Claggett, Davis, Denson, Earle, Fields, Getty,
Knight, Longwell, Lloyd, McCullough, Phelps, Stevens,
Steiner, Spencer, Suit, Tuck, Walsh—23.