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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31
MUSIC

nj DUMSDAY, Professor Of Guitar Singing at Sight Ac-
sA cordeoa Violin, &c. continues teach ladies and gen
een of New York lat their resdence the above
&c. in short time by his Analysing and Inductivc
System. Terms moderate.
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application No IS Chrystie
street. above lker a1G 1nnkrc
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GENTLEMEN's SPRING FASHIONS.

l<EWEN- . OfhlNG rASA1AO1NC. -
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals. from
their Agents in Psrs and London .hs ,ssoEnsnt Of rch
Se Their s sSqss .sicss nave been sscs
d m1s sa and ~ Mt only % 81:
S s ss
= ss
ssS!y @ hsFinS q.
knowledge not only the science Of cutting but in the quality
Of the materials used in our mandatory =, decided al
oY Of under e N s DE-
ass'Dis
vat sfene Purses Money and Riding Belts Nc &c VIII Be
PARsELLs AGATE,
~, zs Broadway corner Of Park Place
shoulder Baaes sa f Bs q
$40. FASHIONABLE DRESS COLTS MaDE FOR
w. II. De GRooT & CO.,
loa street. s, Esst 81
NSSuNGE r hs Public that they will make to ordsrs
Gss %s lis o S,sss ss
& r case oG q
OF !, .,,a.. d ,ssS PAIR ; OF rANrALqoNs.
per pair S'y So " v a S,fSay aTFh R1
srS: ysncis s SIX. M.Is:lss rich figured Stripes and
& ux. and
iSs i Dr9aa Cloths; Css..ss .ra
a sAs'os " ss %' staten:
fun suit made to order from $40 to s and necsssary
buy cash ss ami for cash only and invite buyer. to
eau s'a examine iasf EUR
ms I'm &c New YORK.
A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT D. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE
$50 Grand street. Of Essex.
HS may appear anrst impossible but such the effect Of
his CASH SYSTEM, aud :he sisat profits charged on
goods that i has become the interest every buyer
his establishment glance r list of prices i sucient
guarantee OF the above facts
Just made up very large Of those fashionable
DOnay one and Business Goats Of possible variety
splendid DRESS Coat. mad. q zine ssaony
Ee!n 10th and cut and trimmed in se most
beautiful selection OF Pants consisting Of plain Black
Gcloed Csssimerss, Twseds Drsb TEts French Elastic
Plaid and. and rgSssd GCof: Sc &c., ffom g
Also complete assortment Of Boys Clothing cheaper than
N B-Couutry Dealers would find il advsntas. to
purchase this establishment the greatest attention paid
the Cutting Department. which allfortan in the selection
Of sizes
Come one come all, drop in and try them,
/" ''e' - ~ '"''p' ''e'' ' D. O wv my
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store
a21 lmSec Corner of Grand Essex
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NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC.
a 81 sna asfH "
poS a n1 @ =
Cd sy .1S Bana
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMs
To No; PSI Broadway, opposite Washington Hall.
Ii. musical world he IL. III: '1 ware
e. SS':s en- s'
ais the rst musical talent regarding The superiority and
&c s ss:
menu ''' '.G'iI'f st4g MG london asBe.dw
ny.. ,nssw. ma Chamber '''' E:s n. vi; Iii.
CURE OURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.
Yourself and escape The moEtcatiSn and shame
s Whose nS sole object .Gdd gain At the Of your
aa Children as
ans
The qaack specific. because they offered cheap they
Ss iss giving &c
rs %sty f "G as SSis9s:s e. f s
dsplorabls and effects daily witnessed the
Fin ;S ss. Recipe s as,sIsly ;asss.:aI sssss
The s
si'Ss
ss a s.o q sS arc asssa Ss
Connected viii .naiss suggestions possible still,
= s ii. ioss
az sf 81 .ses. nay OBJ
s Y rs..! saS .,: ss x n.
ley England about nine Years as3 to vs IN New YSTkw
Eas.nd She Will & something ssy
.---. -, ~ :, ~; = y :" ~ @wy- e
INFORMATION WANTED Of Conner Ward, late Of
% hi" vii ''sI 'fSi g Is 5s;s si
my2o rrc cor. Maiden lane.
TELTH! TEETH! TEETH!
WON DR BRotvNI, D 81 Il y 4 NTs'
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
street. ssew building continue. a to insert
brated ..... ','''' '''' 's'e'
for filling decayed eeh and wSsnsa useful for mascaon
fastened BY de highly iFFs SSTTSsHSs s odsa
cured minute without PAIN Teeth extracted with e..
than half the usual pain p,cvs = 80.
than other Dentist city references will be given TO
eaes No es Ard e the medical faculty this City BY
TEETH, TEETH, TEETH.
75 Only.
"A cheaper than any other dentist !" he city, CIV
Or country dentists have plate work done by applying tie
ohce Instructions single branch the whole sys-
TEN OF dentistry will be given the terms
N. TAYLOR Surgical and Mechanical Dentist;
my24 lm'rh az Fast Broadway
wv. H. JAMES 2iin Broadway, opposite the Park OF.
w fers for SALE wholesale and retail the following choice
Separs which he warrants genuine imported, viz
RegsIia's Panetelas Common Size
Imperial, Ell Regulator Cubrey,
Ia Leatd, Regulator, Ugues
III Regulator, Small Size. Mariposa,
Cubrsy, Werner Superior Plantations
Med!ana, FL Regulator,
mv27 MIST imsrc
'HWINE200 bales Brdport Seine, III errng and Gill Net
from 5f TO % lbs n,nufacurcd with the utmost care ex
p:y for this market fg ,se y Ics e sg
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LIVERPOOL CLlssirrcATIoN

HAF-Ihere IS very fair Shipping demand Tor com.
mon qualities of North River bale, and quote 40
The receipts moderate and the demand for city
sumption limited.
PaovIsioSs-The market is very dull and have no
change to make quotations for any articles coming
derth head Prices however, for pork, tending to-
wards decline
WHsKEY-Domestic, in drudge casks, quote at
81 2ltc Western and prison carrels steady at II
.l1c. The supply, Of all descriptions, is fair.
REAL EsrArE-A .9uction-Premises known as 78 Bow
cry and so Elizabeth street. with the frame building
thereon lot ID # each street by 900 through ST.
Two story brick front house, with three story
building rear of Beaver and New
Streets lot 2ll feet on Beaver street, about 20
feet rear by 60 feet deep. ............... $3.50
Lots with the buildings thereon, corner OF Bloom
ingdale road and 49th street, running through to
9TH avenue, being half the block. ...... 2oa5
Remainder OF the block to 50th street., 1900
Dwelling, blacksmith's shop and lots opposite cor
ner OF 10Th street and Booningdae road, run
nng through to 7th avenue, being 40l feet on
road, eoi avenue, by ls5 on the street.. -. lI25
Lot on Atlantic street, South Brooklyn, between
Bond and Hoyt streets; % by 90 feet, ...,.. 100
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~ LADIES' FASHIONABLE HATS. ~
SWnp CARL KING, the well known and celebrated 49,
* first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neopolan ~
Manufacture II Division street. informs the public that his
Sraws and Lace Neapoans Of superior quality aud
ranted to Clean made the fashionable shape called the
Cottage Gipsey.
N.B.-Lace Neapotan Hats 81 each.
Mliners supplied by the dozen reasonable prices
at the Lace Neapolitan Mandatory, II Division street
m28 im:rc CARL KING.
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ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 30 Wall st. up stat
TO. TAILORS.

HE Second Edition Of Stnemets celebrated work
qualed published and ready for delivery Those who
desire to avail themselves Of the advantages be derived
from the use Of the instruction contains would do well OBJ
tain copy without delay The book II to II inches square,
msnts worn At the day. with full and ample
merits of the books =
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete IN its and in its practical
cutting superior to heretofore published either
r. Henry & Son. Daniel Cutter Stats & Banker Charles
viland, j. II. Banker -
above bossaned Of the author No. ls Broadway.
linz
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fHWINE2o0 bales Bridpor Seine Herring and Gill Net
from 5f to % lbs with the utmost care ex.
pre'sy for this market for sale m suit
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FIRE WORKS-FOUKTHO OF JULY!
NEW WORK IAR0R ATQRY

NUNNS CLAKK having purchased the patent right for
4N"Coemans oan Attachmentto the Pianofoe" for
entire United States, texcepng Massechuse
the public that they prepared supply Panofortes
with this Improvement attached or to attach he same to any
modern made horizontal Pianofots. In regard durability
of this inventions ~ c. prepared satisfy pre-
JUDGED mind their own critical examination and experience
any climate and it will not be affected by transitions
Of atmosphere The satisfactory given with
each instrument
The public invited examine the olian Panofortesn
at their ware-rooms No. $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. 6 and Octave
Panofores both rosewood and mahogany cases m 6mrc
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NEW MUSIC.
r RILEY Geo. 2s7 Broadyay. publish and keep on hand
which they offer for sale Wholesale and retail the
possible They manufacture Instruments superior qua
y-warant article they SELL being practically acquant
ed with the different branches of their Military Bands
supplied at the most reasonable rates. my2 Im*rrc
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L. JOHNSON llate Wilson Johnsonn) -
IA has hand, in store 142 Chatham street, d.
reey opposite the theatre Of the bes.
Of Boots and Shoes that be had the city Gents Kip
psgged and sswsd from the Easrers Ladies'
greater variety Of Chdre Shoes than any other this
city, entlemen fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Buckskin Shoes Sporsmen Fshennens Seamens Boots
Store open till in the evening, giving country
chanan opportunity ofexamning the goods their leisure.
frn&a
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COMMON WARD.
INFORMATION WANTED Of Conner Ward late n
Springfield, Mass Any person who will give any inormS
ton him will confer favor his wife Ann Ward
Address w. a.. T. TAPSCOTT, South st.
my20 rrc Maiden lane.
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REEsWAX-3 bbIs hr.t qualify Brewer Just received and
g sale W Il. X COLLINS CO s. South st.
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ERE WORKS.! FIRE WORKN!!
MR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar
A engagements this season the extensive scale
ever ATTEMPTED u tbs coyntry He j. now fully prepared
will, 81, display; varying il price from $40 5000
ate designs Mr. E. will also add display season four
entire colors before exhibited the publicA
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Maxaine RWe, unknown
N.B..Ho asaats. ISAAC EDGE. j.. Pyretcchni..
myxO 1m&ec Jerxpv inv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
Lands For Safe

u will sella Edgefeld Court Honse. on the
d first Monday in. January next. the following
stracls of land Of the Estate Of lMrsta Sarah
Stark, deceased, eighteen hundred and fifteen
acres, on waters of Halfway, .Swamp9ndsBig
Greek. divided in the foil, wing three tracts.
Tract No. !, cenlainingsrfVe hundred and
seyeniy acres. adjoining :of la1ds of ;Burnet,
Adams, Lewis. .land troct ma. o., !r e.l.,gat
;Tract No.yl2, adjoining lands Of William
Wallonand SamueltsWobb. and on ,tbeatwo
other sides BY No. ], containing SIX nndredand
thirty ncres. yr.:. :i,f : n b ,is.a,tsi !:
Tract No. g.. adjoining lands of William
Adams, and on oil other side by No. and 9,
being the southwestern part .ortl!e above sur
vey. = ~. af.,si, M ,.igs =, t.sii =
The:Bell Island tract of two hundred and
twenty acres, oil Shaw's Creek. adjoining
lands oCPuryis and others. i: .tIas j
The Crouch trnct of land oftwo hundred
acres, adjoining of lands Off B. Smith, Josiah
Padget, and Smith and Nays. ,.s d 81 IT,. I
An Of the above will Ibe sold on n:credit of
one, two and three years, with'interest afler the
first year. ;5sesa. I. /. :i:a .sgg. oSi' y,s'f
Also, The Beaver Pond tract of fotty-fve
acres, adjoining lnnds Of DR.. Fouk, Sen. and
others, on a credit Of one year,; siiEst $500;
Notes with two good securities anda mort
gage, ,pftbe premises will be required, to secure
the payment for the above lands. III g5laFst
JiHi ,J.iB., SMITH, Trustee.
Dec.4 Il at 400
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CHARLESTON, Dec. %.

Cotton.-The Upland marke. at the close OF
the previous week'was very much depressed,
many, anxious to realize met buyers at re-
duction ON the prices paid earlier in the week,
but some refused to submitto linwer rates, on
Saturday last, however; quantity of common
grades were pulaupon the market, and near
5000 bales Of these descriptions of Upland
changed hands at lower prices Than at any pre-:
vious time. this season; holders having sbeen;
relieved by these heavy operations refused cor.
responding prices on Monday and Tuesday,
prefer,ing towait the result ofsthe Br. steam
er's adyices: then daily expected; and the sales
during these two days were limited and gene
rally in favor of the purcbasers.5, On Wednes.
dag we received per the. steamer Acadia, at
Boston, accounts from Liverpool to the. I'd and
Hayre to the I'd inst. Tho Cotton market on
the other side wasinad depterable ,condition at
the latest dates. the stocks; ere heavy, nnd the
opinion was very general that 5the crop would
.be much larger than thato any spreyions year,
and holders were consequently forcing off their
supplies atdecliling prices. What effect this
intelligence will have npon. prices here re-
mains 10 be seen, as dealers lave not been abe
to agree a6outprices;;we would remark, how
ever that the little thathas been solde e60G baIes)
have been taken at a reduction of about 1 a Dc.
II, is impossible at present to give quotations
with accuracy.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

pYJoHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edgefield District.
Whereas. e. NJ. Roper, hath applied
10 me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular The goods. and chaltels,
rights and credits of George Delaushter,
late Of the District. aforesaid, deceased,
these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors
of the said decea'd; to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District. TO be :holden at Edeefed
Court House,on the sixth day of January
nexi. to show cause, if any, Why The said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
gath day of: December, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty -four,.and in The Goth year Of Anieri-
can Independence.
:; John HILL, 0. E;5p.
i. - : sE
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State of South: Caroliua
EDGEFIELDA DISTRICT.

t.,. -f-a - INp.onDfNdhI FIss-E
Sarah RailoFd, Applicant, a.sa
u.s.. William :Raiford. and ) .,Ia h. f.yaa.
others, Defendants. y
TT appearing TO my satisfaction, that
i, William Raiford; Thomas Raiford,
Robert Railord, James Raiford, Malechi
Raiford, and Elizabeth, wife Of John ):
Wimberly, and the children Of Nancy
Burt, the pamesiand number of said chill
drensupknown, tlae the wife of 0rsmus
Burr, Defendants in-the above stated case,
reside without the limits Of this State, it is
therefore ordered that they do appear and
object .tp ,jhe division or sale Of The Real
Estate. of John .. Raiford, deceased, ION
r.,,before the third day Of March. next, or
their consent lothe same will beenlered
Of regard :si5, !, .,..t -. : :,
Given under my hand, at my office, this
The 3rd day Of @Decen her, 1914. ~. Z,
aid xst..a5 JOHN HILL. 0. ED. :,
Dec. 8 4-r,-.. : III. 2t.,,,sss.L-.A6 .j4..
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State Of south Carolina .
- !. EXECUTIVE DEPAETn ENT
COLUMBIA ] Ith Dec 1914.

. L.,
:: COLUMBIA. llth Dec 1874. :.
By His Ercslieney WILLIAM AIKEN. Esq..
Governor and. Commander.iu. Chief in ami
oCer The State of South Carolina. -. =.
NM7 HEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God.
Wv 10 guard and protect the people. ofthis
S.nte, during the past year, and bestowed upon.
;hen The richest blessings and mercies: And
whereas, it is meet and proper ut all times to
make sincere and thankful acknowledgment,
and humbIy impore the aid nf Him whose pro-
vince il is to create and destroy the nations oc
the earth. Now. therefore, |, WILLIAM AIKEN,
Governor Of the State OF South Carolina, do
by these presents set apart and proclaim the
ninth day oil January TO be observed Though.
out the Slate as n day of Thanksgiving, HUI
initiation and Prayer, and do invite and exhort
all denominations Of Christians, and all other
persons ofwhatever sect or persuasion to dis
miss their business, and assemble themselves on
that day in their respective Houses of worship,
TO offer up their thanks to the Almighty God.
The great disposer of Events, to supplicalc a
continuance Of his tender mercres, and TO en-
gage in such other devotional exercises as may
be proper and suitable to the occasion.
Given nnder my hand, and the Seal of tho
State, at Columbia, THE ilth of Decem-
her, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-four. and in the.
sixty-nlnth year Of the Sovereignty and
Independence Of the Uni,es States of A
merica.
WILLIAM AIKEN.
RoDT @. PlycKsEY, Secretary Of State.
Dec. I5 st az
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Notice.
Cash! CASH. Cash!l

WHE Subscriber wishing To change his bl-
IL siness, would. inform his friends and
customers, and all who. are IN favor of short
profits and cash payments, that from aud after
the first day Of January. 1915, he will offer
his entire stock of Goods FOR CASH. consisting
in part of. ...a 1""'
Dry Goods, Hard,Uare. Hats, Shoes, Bon
., ~ nets, Saddles. Groceries, &c.,
together with other seasonable Goods, which
the morket may demand from time to time, and
he hallirs himself that from his knowledge of
business, and the facilities which are before
him, 10 he able to sell his Goods on such terms,
Notwithstanding the hard limes,) as will give
satisfaction to all who may favor him wi,ha call.
-. - 8. r. GOODE.
January .tf 40
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{ From he. Buton Rouge -Aduocate,!
...CuLTIYATEON:QF SUGAR.


East Bs,en Rongeisdestinedfo become
emphaIicalIy sugar growing parish. q
great mary ofour planters; particularly op
the higher lands, who have heretofofe been
raising collcn, finding this staple; undergo
ing such vast depreciation, and subject to
such ruinous contingencies; OF late years,
have been purchasing, this 'season, their
supplies of seed cane, in order to onter in
70 the cultivation 81 This PIaHl, during the
ensuing spri:;s. =
lu former gears, The idea Of successfully
.cullivaiing sugar OIL The highlands in this
parish, was considered chimerical, and al
together .impraclicable, but now, that The
adaptios ofihese lands. to.tiis >irtiponant
culrpre has bsei fairly aud fully tested,
as e, hibiledI in the quantity and superior
quality Of the sugar made by Mr.J. B.
Kleinpeter, DR.. Perkins, Mrs. COMBS and
Others, there seems tobe'a perfect mania
even among our moderately circumstaneed
planters TO engage in this more lucrative
branch Of planting. The sugar produced
on the highlands, is generally of a larger
grain than that Produced .an che ssllu9isl
bottoms, and is less liable TO drip. and
consequently more desirable 10 keep ON
hand or 10 ship. We sincerely hope, that
all who are about 10 embark in the sugar
making business will meet with that sue
cess which has characterized the efforts ol
those who have preceded them.
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State, of South Carolina.

sfI.. EDGEflELD DlSTRiCT.
RY JOHN Hill l., Esquire, Ordinary
Il Rof Edsefeld Dislriet,
Whereas, Samuel Eassetes hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration, de
bonus hon,, on all and singular the goods
and chauels, rights and credits Of Isaac
Lasseter;late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased. these eare therefore to cite and
adi1onish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, 10 be
and appear before me, at ourHext Ordina-
rvs. Court forihe said .pisirictto be holden
pl Edgefeld Couu House. ON the SIKH day
Of January pexi, to. show cause. if any,
why The said administration should not be
granted. :.
Given under my hand and seal. this 24,h
day of December,in in the year f0ur Lord
one Thousand eight HUNDRED and forly-four
and in the 69th year Of American Indepen.
dence.
JOHN HILL. o. Ed.
Dec. "a 2t 40
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HAMBURG, Dec. "a,

.:Co,ton,-On Thursday, Friday, and Satur.
day last, a considerable.auantily arrived here; (;
but since that time our town. looks deserted, as
thereis scarcely a. wagon do be seen in on
streets, which no doubt. viii! be the case until
after he.Eolidays. Our quotations remain The
same,as last week, viz: Ordinary 10 MiddliDg,
3lIo 81; MiddIing Fair, 70 AZ; Fine AZ; an
extra. fine quality may command or more.
'FreigHts remain at last quotations.. A ramon
tSnnday nis bit. last had tendency to assist the
river atriaei which still remains in boatable con-
diiipn-Rep.
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Edgefield Male Academy.

EOSc1HCHea N4SaAc ACSalt ltCAHhys
A FTERtwenty years absence, the under
IA. signed has resumed the charge of this In.
stitution- -.
lie will commence his dnties on the first
Mondayin. January. Thirty years experience,
he hopes. will enable him 10 give satisfaction to
his employers. A strict and uniform discipline
will be observed. and constant pplicalion TO
study, at appointed hours; day and night, rigdy
enforced All complaints 10 or, consultation
with the Teacher should be made conf,lentaIly.
otherwise the confidence Of the Pupil and the
influence Of the Teacher will be equally i'm
paired. Premiums will be awarded to every
pupil onthe attainment of a certain number Of
points, ascertained by the merit roll kept by the
Teacher, and a quarterly report. Of the. stand
ing Of each scholar sent TO the parent or guar.
dian. rr: 49, ,s,..s !.
The rates of tniion per session of % weeks
will be IL, Ia, l6 and Sl9, according to the
branches of study pursued. and payable in ad.
vance.
A few pupils can be boarded in the snbscri
beE's family, aud private instruction. at stated
hours, given gratis. For the morals and man
ners of his hoarders he will hold himself respon-
sible..
ForlurIherpa particulars engniEo of tho tonehe-,
10y II. x. McCLINTOCK. l
January / 81 :. 40
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which you hare the. least reason 10 think
Tie scholar does NOT perfectly understand
The last thing mentioned has been gross
5ly neglected by mostieachers. so lhatma-
ny youth has understood nothing ofmuch
that he has committed to memory until
his ripper judgement comprehended it.
As there are consequences depending
upon the manner of rearing the tender
minds as lasting as eternity, il is highly
important that, every teacher should feel
that he is forming characters for another
world. andshis example, his precepts; and
all his actions. will have an impor tant
bearing upon The future destiny of his pu-
pils.-Rstigio,s Infeligencer. .+
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Dec. "a

,9tf 20 CULU3BIA' Dcc' To-
General Orders. No.1. l
VOHNL. MANNING, John E. Cafew, P.
eS Della Tore, Fl. H Thompson, w. Gil
more Silnms. R. b. Boylston, Louis T. Wig
fall. R w. Seymour, G. r. Hampton, and VIM
II. Hayward, are appointed Abide. Camps 10
the Commander-in Chief,wilb the rank Of Lien.
tenant Colonel. They will equip and report
to Head Quarters, at Charleston, for duty, BY
the first day Of February neyt
BY order Of the Commander.in Chief.
J.W. CANTEY, Adjt. and lnspec Gen'l
Dec. 25 :. 81 AS