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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
DIED.

acHRSON-In ths Cry, on Tue.cy nofnins' III" '
Wus.n, Aeh..cp in the Suth year OF bis age =,
The Ts.v,s and snss OF the family are Requested ,ss
ter NJ. ,rpersl on Tharsd.y morning sA Inst a.
from IA. l,te r,.srree No SO Ludlow The fsnsrs VIII
leave the house Al n o'clock precisely TOR BoaxVius' we"
chester County - A. 49,.
BuLEN-On Tuesday the nth irs,., Of Cancer N sss
Throat, Mis- Hannah Low. wife Of John h. basn ssss "
-, n ~.
Funeral services will he held the church Of the Kew NJ
Hovey corner OF Avenue snd Fourth st. on Nednesdg
oeoeh ~ Friends and seqaAintsoees are Fespee'ay
yt.d 20 stis I'd 81, r
EyERrsEN-rn Brooklyn Oct II, Susan Jaun'sy vile o.
Bsrnsrdus Evert.en.
Her ends Of family invited to attend her
fuueral frsm FER late residence No. iB Lyinssioost %
ThufsdAy n o'elcck NJ
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Advertisement,
Curry Isl aSD COINTRy SrAT At Auction

oIAILS IN ~ 81 49, Va.
DAy fWe6nssdayJ Der. 10. IL. o'clock. the Mer.
Chants EXCHANGES very hardsone GOTHIC CorTAsE. es
~ ,be very best In the Ensh rural style together
xifb ,oue TWELVE HALF Lors OF ExeELLsSr LAND.
2xlco each stusied the private rusd % hs class neigh
horhooa near Van1erb-avenue ani within four minutes
,t on he ferry At Vanderbilt. Landing at the beautui VII
lss. Of Citizen Staten Island The hoIse about j. feet oo5
- 10 feel IN DEPTH ornsmened ia eegsnt stsls AMI afehed
-. win viz Of the noble Boy For Hamilton and the
unoupdrs country The Land IA "a he richest state ARD the
$500 s,o5,ess Al. kinds OF vegetables In abundance gravel
ysI. Tower. shrubs. Sc sc ard ali In the mos complete
order The sale oil be made 20 the highest oddst ana az
sns, that are dssrou. Of purchasing pretty place npon
tb oysy ana romantic island and convenient 10 the tey
shoud riv. h. sale their attention For further psensfs
read the advertisement Of the s1eiioneeF u s''ne'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER IS, 1854.

-trous sFsunert .gsins eonsisnc IN b. 9e~ dooNe
These f,cs her ifh A. An1ou regard s h repgtAol
md to b. cas1 with the pfe.eaces VINO aese
hGus July deceived the pabc has 'c~ the es
TO putcy Eeins ct leush salsrd Of The aonoraheless
r case sre uldel he Stye- Of eueut 10 % PIG ,nl
Trvsie life be has determined 10 TIE Tsk sid def
b. time srG sre Ses 70 intro iucns bs n-dy tn plh
Simply eeesrrE thea, that ihs remedy IL No respect
crset nedcue thAf DO pretend 10 at dis~sses
oDafnes s- l. parts glsr cs, AMI tsi Il onPoand
Cd b utisi OF than twenty year, stiys eNpe
rsrce Be cs the attention and the patrn,ge Of the puoe
DIsHEss Pills are soS BY NJ GUios corner Bo~erY snd
Grtnd BY meet RESPECTABLE druggists Ia Tie City, snd By c
n DEsHLEE. New Bruns~ick y. J.
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advertisement
Dry GooDs-kETMLING AT Low PRICES

DRY GooDs-hETAI.ISG AT Low PRiCEs.-
asyoIp CossrssLz & Co. have Just opened essen
e..e. OF Plsid ard stip.d sik. p inches wide PAD
80 strp@d silks and equally ehssp By the .tesner
Csr.da bey received large addition 70 their Rich and
s, rpd sk Robes being the latest styles from Paris forming
. BE- the znifeept rock II IN, country snJ
stylss Of hich strictly confined 10 their house
PLAID rzEss GOODS
Raw siks, s1persor quality and patterns. 81 and =
Al oil PlAids. s. and g.
PsIis quality Vslenei.<. from u 20 TO-.
Ir,h P0rIins Ian and other patterns
french Chintz PRINT g. warranted fast
Tr,oeh Printed De Lanes and Cszhmeres
PLAIN CAhueres and Nerinos
Mourning Goods Of every description.
sHAWLs cLoAKs.
Square Pans Broche Cashne-s shsws OF The 1e"
e,t designs. al coors 49, A.
tcue
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bsfor. judge DAILY.

sUIT An ABANDONMENT BOND
rt peonls az he State Of New York William Woodoch
Defendant was surety for Mr.. Walsh on BOND
,n 20 The civ conditioned that he would support hs family
N IA. eontsnded that his bond hsd been forfeited and th
suit W.. brouzht sgsDst the suretes for the smount
The csse Vas tried few months since Nj buitis ssdmore
bra one OF the Jury and verdict eturnedn favor OF plain
ta piovded the money to be gvento Mrs WASH other
e r the attendant TIE Judg. m.de some alpon 70 toe
vedt which il may be remembered was noted at the time
The verdict subsequently, set sde and the present new
I Allowed II eoutended that under circumstance the
S.fsnSsut OF liable The Jury found verdict n favor Of
Sf.pe.Dt For plaintiff Mr. J. r. Hsskins and MI hcOfesor
for De iendAnt Ae Bowman and Green
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COURT cALENpARLTnI, DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 1924, 364, 397, AL, 4f2,
"a III 80 Sls as tss Rs 30 ~ i5l Ss3 IS TO sc so
54 SIC ST. ss SD 52 i2i SIS ils TO sSi ST to So 49,
ss2
CIRcuIr CorKr.-Nos. AS, 72l, 722, si2, sls, si'
sis sIe 70 "a IN. ~
SUPREME CouRr.-Spociai Term.-DemuTer, NO.
H. siI-No4 %. a. n, s. 81, %. Isl No % sa1 on AZ
{. 3. DIsrRIcr CoURT.-Nos. 81, &c. OF, ~ o. 90
Sc, 50. -, So g. "a. aoa
Cosxos PLIAs-Psrt Nos. ,52a, 81 IL
90. 81, AZ. I42t. 49, its 81 Is 81 ian
hos 3Is loe, ijss, i.lss. I'D l|tk, 49,
l -. I ,fss, / 80. 1851. lf5t. .tSs
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WIZLLANSBU RGH ITEMS.

ACCIDENT on THE FLUSHING RArLRoAD.-f ester
dsy mernng slight accident occurred on the Flushing Ran
reed through the negligence Of the switch tender The loco
motive approaching this city had been detached and
run shssd on side rack give place 70 horses The switch
beue attended to- the passenger followed the ocomo
in collision with the locomotive with such force A. % DIVE
he rfr TAIN DELAYED The passengers escaped with slight
bTuise, The damage will probably be considerable.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERN oRs.

The regular weekly meeting of the Governors OF
the Aims House held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the RGtunda. Present, Cows. Draper,
TowDsebd Smith, Herick, West Dugro, Henry,
Conover-the President Gov. DRAPER, IN the Char.
The acquisitions which were read and acted upon
show the following number of persons remaining un'
der the charge Of the Governors for the week ending
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cog-PT on GENERAL sEssIoSS-TUEsDAY
~ Before The RLcORDEK.

,n,,r M . POLICEMAN FOR xASsLAUGHrER.
A, the opening Of Court, Policeman Lewis Herrlch
f,b Frnr,seuth Wsrd placed trial for he msnsauIt
~, Al Jobn Garrett the nh Of the 2t OF JAY at By
hr1 mon the head with bis club while converting hi
-, ~ ssou charge Of disorterJ eondaet For
~. several witnesses testified hat the fatal bos
insetsd By Of the policemen who h.d csee ssed 10
h.rre AZ the time In silOn The derEse introduced t>s
rv showing the used not 81 the station House
:, ~. tire harzeS conclusion Of the taking
ory the adjourned for the day TIE viii be oven
% the Jury this morning
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Us. CIRCUIT COURr-Before JUDGE BILL.
DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.

s spooner sst John NJ Daniel
DR.. spooner says he was proprietor OF pia,e' lcf
Bo,, illustrated shakspere and sent an agent 20
Va with view getting subscribers ara vas ..
III. n.ner Ts> Ptchr,nd made beo W
.sd voIi and ao on plaintiff agent 5e Nhs1s'J PN'
received great damage The present sn "a x.,d,e
sTep By deui Tor pinf for sioo bat ns "a r
,s.s - I. rox ('oD.ul ct Turin The esSe 90. For
si.ir,,s H,su Il P ToEnssnd and J" smith For de-
fsudsnt MI John 3. Breckenridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

EDWARD II. DIXON, Editor Of THE ScALPEL,
- ui.e.,, Of tie Sexual System Consulting snd Opers'ins
screen No - SA-sy. Rupture HsnOrrho;ds hyaIosse
80 uicoesle tfecsualy end radically cured pJ eonps
fs,,ly psis process Patients received ~hen neeesy
4, 10. Llors Private Hospital, in lths. WHERE evsy =,
g. 81 Soresre life 10 PROVIDED Once h0un hem se st@
"a .rd to g. evenings Of the Editors resdesee y
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fAdve rtisement
RR 49, ROLLING MILL.-Manufactures OF sheet,

,ollsd and plsters Bras. and German Silver.
prn.. Copper and Gsrman Silver Wire; bsss and copper
Tubps Bras Kettles GeTmsn Silver In the lngot 49,,
A,o desles in Insot Copper Banea TIM sPeter nete'
Se Orders dealers ard others solicited MIL 81 ssf
bury Conn Nos SIS and 81 Johnst New YORK
BEsEDIcr BUKxHAM, Manufacturing Company
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

A. the boat Nassau was leaving the slip on the
Broolyn e Yesterday afternoon At o'clock stranger from
Nsniuct attemp ed jump after the bo,t bis feet Just
caught TIE edze Of and he fell his back Into the
st. ard but being good swimmer he managed
70 save hine-get;ng good duckns for his foohsdiness
When will men learn wisdom'
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fAdypftisemeut.l

EusTACIE AT BARSUM's.-The great French
moral Of EvsrAcsg is in Its very last week sfsr
mos, successful run BAasUMs MUSEUM. Ii is played
TINS AFTERNOON and THIS EVENING.
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fAiverisementI
Cu.xDyIlFRs AND GAS EIXrUREs.-Our al

soyt.nf comprises ard original designs modelled and
D.nrf.rfur-e Il .shnent Dealers and others are
nT,d 70 examine stock which viii BE- sold on the mt
fvor,be terus Prompt .t.ntOs will be Dven TO the eKeca
ton Of orders. ~ ,os 90,
- SO We 2,h :. n Y MrrcHELL, BAILEY ca.
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Advertisement
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE-THE GRAND FINALE

Amer s Of fuctusons the exhibition a. the CRfsrAL
will AZ sst cloe paying concern. II Is well attended
every fine ard despite all thst have been said IN the
eipess Of feeling by ansy parties. Is beyond all question
The pob.t industrial exposition and epitome ofonsmens arr
that h., In America Remember the Palace
closes the lst prcn-
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MARRIED.

sAesALL-LYND-os r.ssdS A.a u ne "a ~ ~ ~.
Bsrseobsrg Mr.. Wal BssnA ." Me- Aan' ~
Ctey. o., -. re, a rx.slaV Oh II
=, -, a., NJ Latin hr. IT, C>sr'T "a
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- u.RsHAL,s OFFICE.

A w.,rant was issued on MONDAY alterhOon on COM
80 ,be r,.sr against sailors Of Swedish shp al
,sd 70 Lsvs been urruy &c but tour oui OF the hve man
.ked 10 set on .hoTe and escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-festerday cartman named
John CLARK while eugsged In unloading coal At the corner OF
Clinton and De Kab accidentally knocked down and
run over He sustained serious fracture OF one o. his egs IN
copsrauenee Assistant Captain HANDLER aud Officer learey
OF the Fourth Police Dstr; conveyed him to the CIV Hos
ME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

TIE prisoner who had bowed his thanks to the Jury
for the mtigsted verdict bis counsel Mr.. Spsnser
being by bis sdel sat down and wept and sobbed
bitterly He was after a short time removed by the
officer, and the Court adjourned to this forenoon
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fAdyer,isenent.l

GREAT CHANCR.-Our readers will observe
in the advertising lumps particulars OF the sale Of the Amer
can Hotel FIXTURES Sc. OF Ann and Ssssusts
sood ortortunty for entering into this profitable business
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IAAverrssn>stI =.
II. or,vinstor Of DEsHLERs Ann-Pen0dbc or

v,.r ga Arve Phi has In 1trodaens % tos pse
M ike Lave tAied 70 eoIs O sas
r-r,erocs ss1 vel founded pr-Jssnea II. sfvs
of A. 49, tAak rAs ve,y ses. Sst
- -, = .-s = b.,- 70 81 A,szs .a1Is isrA ssnss.
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CITY ITEMS

BROADWAY THEArrR-The English opera now al
the Broadway isa living proof of the success Of an
entertainment in music and English words-the IAN
guage the unsOphistcsted and unirsveed folk under
stand. Tie soprano Louisa Pyne. Is excellent
voice fresh, beautiful and thoroughly feminine. Inc
chorus is good and the orchestra, led by La Mama
Is about the best which hiss yet played to an Engish
opera. Tonight will be give Mr.. wallace'' Man,
tGna, the same plot as Don CasarJ the ms'ic o. d
which is not familiar in this latitude, as we oeiieve
has been but once played in this City, though o'en
r, ndered in London. Mr.. Wallace viii himself dlree'
on this interesting occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

ALREADY ELECTED - November is yet to
come bat long elected irs, DAGuESssorrPER
10 The soyer PEOPLE ard holds competitor having
vet taken the field Roors Gallery No 56J Broadway, cor
Erknk
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fAdvertisement

Go To PERTAINS To-NiGHr and see WARDEN
In great Italian Oper. Errsv.sanzs;" WILLIS Old Bob
Ridley snd the RAssLE FAMILY In Psntorims You sasn
more than you ever did AZ performances IN our c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

TROUBLE ~ 1Hr LrrTRAEr WoEID.-Ws learn
from good sutbority that rupture has taken place
between Bs-nuu and Mr.. Redfeld, the originally in
tended pub lsher of the grea: sAowmans forthcoming
Autobiography" Or course this breach throws the
copyright of the work into the market, and as IT.
value is well undertood By our publishers, ~e suspect
that the competition for It's purchase viii be some
thing beyond all parallel. The exact cause OF iai'
rupture has not yet transpired but rumor attributes
i; to the Management Of gentleman said to be 1850
cised with tie literary execution of the volume, and
who, from personal reasons, has always evinced q
strong dislike for Mr.. R. Some idea OF the probable
popularity Of the work in question may be gathered
from the unvsrni.btd fact that the trade orders 81
ready entered on Mr.. Redselds books for the Auto
biography, up to the date of the quarrel, exceeded
So ccO.
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fAdyertiseuleni
MEYAGERIE HORSES AT AUcTIoN.--Over 100


HORSES attached Bsrpums Travelling Menazsrie It will be
BY the under the auction head to be sold
at Ta,ter-.rs on THURSDAY 2sth with
All the Elephants the Rhnoeeros the Gsses announced
to be sold Of subsequently,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

Why pay 80 for what you can get as good Of
DssurRstorYPr with handsome Case complete al NO 40
Broadway, corner OF Howsrd-st. GARshAfi' Art""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

FATAL AccIDEST.-Mr Joel Hslstead accidentally
fell through the haichwAy of the Of Powell VinnE 10
Futoust on Monday afternoon and seriously injured
that be died soon after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

Merchant and otbers from the ever snd ague
s,T,e, 81 Nev-Jersey can supplied With nsv
40 eertair for e. Wholesale or retail ~ All
,InAs NAsrIs, No 50 CoGrti.stf~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

AcApIxY OF Musc.-La SoHnamtu4G WIZ DC
given for the second time OF the grssd opers-House
in Fourtee nib-st. and Irving plsce-the principal
characters by Mesdanes Grisi and Donovan anu
Messrs. Mario and Susini. To strangers visiting zoe
city sight mot to mention the superiority OF we
sounds Of the Opera-HOuse may be recommends
a. II far exceeds in splendor any public building In
this city or country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

MrRcAsrrIK LIBRARY LEcruRr..-The course I"
lectures before this popular institution by the rev.
John Lord, commences this evening IN the eiessn.
new h.l of the Library. The central slfaaton Ana
highly attractive character Of the edifcs WI 'e~P'
large audience to the course now snnounoea' Inc
subject, too, d one Of considerable interest '.ne MS
and Fan Of the Bsurbons) and one which oasn' !" DC
well treated BY tie lecturer. who has made me
jsc< Of 9ecil study.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

NEw EXHIBITION Mr.. james II. Hill is about to
exhibit series, at the Baptist Church in Thompson
st. below Broome Of forty-two Illustrations of Uncle
Toms Cabin. They are paintings on glass, carefully
prepared, and will be thrown upon canvas in the man.
per of the magic lantern. We judge the exhibition
will he attractive and interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

VIEW OF BRooKLYs-H. Fern Co, No. eis
Fulton.st n. Y, have just published very large
and Handsome view of Brooklyn. 1t shows very
plainly all the prominent features Of the city, from
Atlantic Docks to wilsmsburgh, and from the river
back 10 the eastern boundary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

DISCRETION AND DEATH OF An lsF1ST-Ine BODY
of n.wy born female child found early yesterday morn
Ing wing beside Cnmr1g's foundery in Dusne " IL was
raj 20 Station House where inquest ~ss hed upon
The Jury returned verdict Of desth BY exposure IL
b.d probably thrown where H found By ia motne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Pohceman h. e. Berange
Of The Chiefs Oce had biz right eye put out and two myers OIL
Nh. len hand blown of yesterday hy The premature
~ gun which he loadiDget the time he we 1ken 20
he NeuYork Hospital ard Placed under the charge OF Dr.
Derby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

Coroner q Donnell yesterday held an inquest upon
h nv Of MARY MeAndrew child three years Of age who
died from fracture Of the skull caused By the falling upon her
~ epiu the Of the residence o. her parents
H t Mnlbrrys The esnse Of the falling did not
.npe.r The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

The Rev j. s. Inskip has resigned the editorship
of Tie True Freeman. Who will be his successor
has not been determined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

The third regular meeting of the Boari OF Educa-
ton since the annual vacation takes place this after
noon. The last regular meeting, two weeks since,
and the special meeting, one week since, were both
adjourned for want Of quorum. There is quite an
accumulation Of business awaiting the action of the
Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

Fatal AccIDEsI.-Frapcis league, lately re-
.dirg m Thirty eghihst Tenthsv yesterday tel nom
can Loaded with brick which be was driving through tne
prx and one Of the passed hi. body causing
rles from which he died aer 81 the HOS
r He was nstve Of ireland 81 years Of are and leaves
wife aud two children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-04-27
The Minister'S Tears,

Nearly forty years ago attended church
one Sabbath, and saw stranger in the pull
pit There was something benevolent and
kind in his appearance, and he spoke with an
earnestness to which had not been accus.
toned. His text was What will We do in
the end therefore9' did not pay much
attention to the introduction and forepart Of
the discourse, but at length saw the tears
running down his cheeks, and this fixed my
attention. 1t was the first sermon | ever
was interested in. do think that had not
seen those tears, might have gone home
without beneft. saw that the preacher felt
the Importance of his subject. And as he
brought up all classes of sinners to the trial
Of the word of God, he dismissed each with
those solemn words, "and what will We do
in the end thereofP' How often have
thought Of those tears. He sowed that day
in tears, and a precious harvest followed,
and over eighty were gathered into the
church.-And even now the good old man
ministers to the same flock he then did, and
as often as see his namn, seem to see his
form in the pulpit as it then was, with the
tears on his cheeks. And as long as live
/ shall have an affectonate remembrance of
him. Such tears, reader, are not shed in
vain, nor are they easily forgotten. Oh that
there was more Of this sowing in tears; we
might then hope to see a joyous harvest.
There is surely enough to cause them. And
do we understand any of the feeling which
causes then to flow over dying snnerss If
not, have we@the spirit of our Divine Master :
Is it-can it be called weakness to shed tears
in this casca If they are proper anywhere
it is here. Surely we might we'll say with
the weeping prophet, "Oh. that my head
were waters, and mine eyes fountain Of
tears, that might weep day and night for
the slain Of the daughter of my people,"
Christian Mirror.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-04-27
A B N EEs H e. Fs Il IN,
A GENT for the Prosecution of Claims fnr b
,I,,.;. d,
Edgefeld Male Academy,

THIS institution is opened for another year under
L the control of Mr. j. GREGG LElTNER.
our last years Teacher
The experience Of d twclvemonth has fully salts
fed us that no more competent young gentleman
can be found in the State than the one now at the
head Of our Academy. The best proof Of this il
Ihc general satisfaction given by him last year,
backed BY the additional fact that his School. the
termination Of IFS first week for the second year,
numbered l3 Pupils.
The Trustees desire to assure the Public that
their united efforts will DC given TO the cause Of
their School and continued and complete supervi-
sion will be- exercised by them over its progress.
Mr. LEITNEn will in short time procure first
rate Assistant, and any number short Of four score
can then be well attended to.
The Building is in comfortable condition. having
three large lirc-placrs Zone in each OF the larger
tables and arm. chairs of the best finish.
Oncc more appeal 10 the people Of Edgciicd
and the adjoining Districts, for their encouragement
of our earnest enlcavors to establish a first rate
preparatory School.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annum,. .s36. Oh
" Higher Eng. Z" " 90
" Ordinary ...2S, 90
Capitol boarding to be had in pleasant families.
Join LTPSCONB, -
ARTHUR. sINlKINS,
GEO. a. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
r. 7. MINIS.