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NEw ENGLAND ScHooLs.-A writer in snnhern paper thus describes the free schools of New Fngiand.-si ne poorest hoy in the free schools feels as high and as prctid as he son of the richest. You do not mean,' said Gov. Barbour of Virgin ia. aller visiting the superb free school of Boston, which he admired very much, ..that taese schools gre f,ec?. .sIndeed do,n said ihe school committee man. 'sTou re- member the boy that got fhe medal in the clgss we have inst examined, and the boy that lost if2-The first is the son of that wood sawvcr there, (poinfing to man who was saving wood in the street, and the se- cond is the son of John Quincy Adams, the President of the United States" The Vir- oiniaa stared in astonishment, and no lon- ger wondered al the prosperity of New England.