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RI MFG RID A CA . ENVY,


TIME Eighth Annual Session Of this School oeens tne
hrs, Monday in septen Der next and ends the 'a''
Friday in June.
The subscribers associa,e. VIM. c. Undertake, 10
graduate CT The pnFc;:ity o. pgins. ils tigh stand
Supis on this schoo, maintained al the University
5f Virgins and tho v. INSTITUTE and at every College
they have entered 10 best Recommendation that con be
offered TO tn. public
TERMS-Beard aud tuition, including every necessary,
except lights. fsrf ten roR,h', Ss-SayRS!e ,stFeSFaary
eid lsl 1aii.
nonas from Professors OF the most prominent lnstitu
tops n the State will be furnished on application;
Address JNO. II PITTS,
July 4-cwsw Runiford Academy p o.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
NHE next sesaioa OF this Institution VIII open On sep
Il ,eya5ei lst, 1861, and close June Gath less
TERMS. (per session OF ten mouihs) an
Classical and Higher English ------ w
Primary Eugnsl --~"
No dSducoa Tor loss OF .nc, except in cases OF pro-
tracted sickness
JNO. a. r lMBODEN, a. NJ.
July li-cwtl0thSept Winterhnm. Amelia. va.
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LAND SALE IN LOUISA.

Rr virne o. decree at the Circuit Court of Louisa
- County, rendered Al The April term l-57, Of enid
Court III the of bunch and wife against Perkins
o'mert rs Commissioner appointed By said decree tal
lie auction to the highest bidder Mt Bells Cross Road in
SAID county tract Of m OF land, belonging the
estnte 0i John Pctkn, decd
ms tract oil land situated in the best tobacco
growing regions Ill the State aud offers inducements
10 any one wishing engage in That business It adjons
tue hhia oil James NJ Wright and Others and is within
one m' I" Bells Cross Roads. It all tirubeIcd land,
good water.
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase can get any information
my desire from myself, Capt. Wm. Perkins who
sides near the land
iEhMS-So much cash will b. required lis will BE- sui
nclh deifny the expenses vi sale and oi and
tor the balance the purchase money credit Of and
years VIII he gwen the purchaser giving bond with good
security oenring interest from the day of sale and the
full payment
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BLO0!,.MFIELDE academy,

" WII.I0 II y r ms der'dy Of Piryinia.
W. LEROY BkOuN, A. Mlf Principals
yuNllE Fourth Session OF tL3.d.,,, ,,r,,o.,,
L. the charge Of Mr.. r. H. Edi,. y.,m h,;yy @ rh
lst of September "''' "''' ~ s''' VI" INV
The Course OF instruction u5i,.,,I, ~, r,,u.,
Sar,a;n ,ho.,, ana all Elementary subjects ap.
Languages. including German lrench Sp.,,sb ,aI;.n
and English in its Anglo Saxolrm. and The ,nrs .m
= ,r IN, t ~, 'uains VII Engineering
Try, Natural Philosophy aud As1,m,nr >' W
The Cours" will he Lesi,pcJI fnr';. h ,hor,,b ma.
paraton for the University of Winia r''
The session will cUntnin two t,ns -, ~, ,o,,,, ,h
dprr ,o rn.', YER ior Boa and Tuition, in all tho
payable on the irst duy OF the I'M "e'
For circulars Containing Innrna h;culor i,Irm,,ion
hudrcas either uf the Principals Cha rn,,esviIlo w
III. REFERENCS:
Inc Faculty al the Unvcrsityf Vrunia.
prot. A. ID. RAche superntcnnt U j. Coast aurvey,
Washington ~ " o'' ''''''
~. Washington ~ '''''''' '''' '"'''
Coz Jefferson Randolph, Chnrltesvile.
Frnnklin Minor. Esq
johnson Barbour, Esq, f,srursvi]Ie
j. Randolph Tucker, ESQ Witcster
Hon. J. NJ MHson, U s. Srusto
Judge J. w Tyler. Warrenton,s
ChaS L.. Mosby Esq Lynchbr,
Roger A. Pryor, Esq, kichmor
May lJ-Cit.ltn
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UANO-we .haIl receive during this week our fret
In cargo of beet Peruvian Guano, and will con ihue to
receive through the season. from selected cargoss full
supply We a'ao keep hand n supply of best Mexican
Gn0 and other fertilizers to suit farmer friends, all
Of which will be sold reasonable terms Tor cash, by
Juiv el-c3w HUGH w. FRY & SONS
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TO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS
SITUATION WANTED,

SITUATION WANTED,
A teacher 10 school or private family, by young
"A man, educated Mt Hampden Sidney College. quail
aea therefore. teach nearly all the branches usually
asa bes; schools and colleges; and who has had
We experience of in teaching in urse Acade'
~ sn' Particulars address a. Is. E.,
July Il -c,i Jefferson p. O. Peyhatan, Va.
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MOONS MOUNT FOR SALE, C0NTAINiNI

ncs mile on the Rappahannock river, with 300
ent p"chnS House. with six rooms passage, closets and
two porrhes commanding of the inost tho
river Is entirely healthy No better neghbUrood in
the state One OF the productive farms oI iis size
On The river, with one o the ost successful lag SHORES
the river,
The Farm produces from to g. 900 bushels Of Wheat;
to 500 barrels of Germ 1000 bushels Oats sOO bushels
Potatoes besder all abundance OF coed Fruit, stand
Ing pasture OF about Ca iarca Abou, 4O ucres cleared
land, the balance in Unh Gl.i Hickory
Fine Barn nrl oRaT necessary Ont Houses, with an
Oversec, House.
he Lind under good enclosure. II lies fifteen miles
se.oN fredericksburg, and FIVE from Port ROYAL
This Farm will bc sold TO the highest bidder on Ike
promises the 10Th day of AUGUST if fair if not o. the
I'm or me next iHir day thereafter if sd privately
before 81 which due notice will be civen.
There is one Of the beat aGdagi on the river to be
ioNlId on The Farm +. N. FITZHVGH.
Apply in Erede,,,c.;s,urg 10
WM NJ MITCHELL,
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ESTRAY HORSE.

t-Y' We are authorized to sell the above bonds
July le-l2t JOHN a LANCASTER e. SON.
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II AGUAYRA COFFEE.-2OO bags, for sale BY
IL July % G. B. DAVENPORT.
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PlkDMON' INSTITUTE,

,,, CHAPLo-%EStilEE. pIRGNiA,
l>!E iuurln annual sasion Of Piedmont Institute will
begin on the fret Ionday OF September next, and
end the last OF June following.
TEACHERS OF ESGLTsI--Miss Anne L"nic9 Mes Jane
Leaton Mise Betty Lewis
Music Mr.. ChAs 7. Fey.
Ancient Asp NJ :GsR, LisSOA0Es-M Won Fischerz,
As'itsgi iEatuat9r in Mdern Languages in the univcr
s..Y Q! Nr.Fnla.)
l., TERMS. Fox SESSION. TES Mo"rHs
"uSl'A tfasry Department "a a.
Algeria and Geometry, caeh..- .........-.'--.--i0
Modem Languages e":b az
&asa on riauc with use OF Instrument.
VoCh M usic (privao iessons)
(class). Il
Boart including light fuel
RrE Es u - < Meade, Mr. W SAUNDERS Mr.
VIM, Robertson, Mr. I'm II Timberakr, Dr Chas Minor
Mr Ecenc Davis Charlottesville, Va; J Lawrence, Carr
Esq ianawhu II, VA; Hon AleSander Haiisday, Rich
mono Col Robert Ashlia, Wilmington, Va Hon Samuel
McD loore, Lexington; nr VIA q Carr Albemarb coun
Vim %,brow, Waynesboro Va Prot B Minor rniver
sity o. Virginia July l4-clit
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MALE SCHOOL,
AT EliH, NEAR MILFORD, CAROLINE co.
NNlE ii session oil my School Will commence the
ltt OF September next and terminate the last oi the
following Jane, comprising an uninterrupted term OF ~
months.
branhes English with -. tecrence 10 lis history
and hernture will GG.Eos, the subjects taught.
TERMS -huard including everything, nnj Tuition In
all the departments s?0nne hall TO be paid on entrance
and remainder lst Of February
Pulls any lime during the sesSop. paying on
" iron that time expiration OF term in proportion to
rate 1t charges.
Elm 10 in the rnidit OF highly moral and intelligent
community, within few minutcs walk CT MILFORD Depot
and eloying the I'D vanages OF pryaI and hsathunrss
of si,ason ai.ris the iidcn ercry opportunity for
study aud APPLICATION whilst combining the comfort and
que, OF I'LL sgd gable home. -
tdircss 3 G. SHACKLEFORD
: J.ly lI--c3m Milford Depot Caroline Co, Va
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Professor prices
The Principals will be aided by nine accomplished as
sstants.
They refer to the following gentlemen, who have now
have had daughters in the acnso and beg leave say
they refer TO any others than their patrons
His Excelency the Governor of Virginia; Rev. George
Woodbridge, D. D., Rev. Chns H. Read, Arthur A. Nor
son, Esq James Lyons. Esq, Joseph r. Anderson. Esq,
Peachy r. Grattan, Esq. Samuel j. Rutherfoerd Esq
Lewis D. Crenshsw, Fec. Col Geo. W. Munford. VIM. c.
Allen, Esq, DIR. b. Wexford. Capt Charles Dmmock,
Richmond Va
Rev David Dogsett, Charles Ellet sr, Washington
Rev. P. Slaughter. Culpepcr.
Robert T. Scott, Esq, Fauqury.
Richard Baylor. Esq Essex.
Y. ST. Geo. Cooke, p6wbntsn.
John r. Edinuuds, Esq, VIM. II Clark ESQ DR. W. w.
Carriogton, Halifax
Dr. Thomas d. Warren, Edenton.
W. w Vest, Esq. rroG Charles 8 venable, Wtllisms
burg.
Geo P. Tayloe, ESQ., Roanoke.
Hon. Geo H. Lee, Chrksvllr. Va
For further particulars, address tbr Prneipsls.
n LEE POWELL,
H. J. MORRISON,
Richmond. Va
Boarding Department, %. Lee Powel) corner OF lst
lin
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SCHOOLS AND (LLEGES.
--~-~-> N>~>~~~c~~~~~~-~-~-~~
HISS PEGIoJ,S
bOtRnUtN(, AMI ma ,,,,,,,

HISS PEEloI,S
BOARDING AND DISt,tooI
EIyIiE Second cssiun of H. ..,,u,, ,,, III,
Il nssn on the lot day OF oc,r nrx;, aud viii end
Inc course o. Instruction vii thorough and cxten.
Of education. s"'o' W ,"'
Competent assistants will BIZ c'ioycd in each dcpar,
mcnt- " f
The English Department wHL. u,l., ,,o ;,,,,.,;.,
supervision OF Miss Pryram Il H.. ,u ~. ,'' w.,
p'a'I |'"'' '"i yJs ladies' WHO have lett
Circulars containing fall ik,u,,;o, ; II,
SchU" may be- had On npplcsJ tn NJ ~ u ,''
Linden Square, Richmond w. 'A'
Persons intending to enter bI. ,r r,,, ,
gage them without delay su nrral, W. ~
made for their accommodated "s '''''' '''"' W
July 2-deOdt Isl Aug a CT
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Boarding Department. %. Lee PowelI) corner OF LIST
and Franklin streets July 2l-clit
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RICMHOND FEMALE INSTITUTES,

ME next session Of this Institute will commence nn
II Thursday the hrst day oi October, and cioee III"
last Thursday In June, ls5a
TERMS. PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
l. TUITION IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. ..o
English studes
IL. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. ,o
Engiish and Scientific studies. IN
French, Latin, -"
III. Ornamental DEPARTMENT. "a
Drawing, Needle WorS, Grscian Painting. sc ~
Z" w. BoAHpIaG DEPARTMENT. ON
hoaid 20
No extra charge for Instruction in Vocal Mu' Tor i"'
lights, &c. -
The total Institute charge, lcr heaae:s hutsuHg df
ent coYrsea of study lnay stat II rs follows .o
Bon. Z, with a.ticn in Preparatory lLgii-h s.o
Board, with English and scientific Collegiate :"
Board With Collegiate sHdi.s and French OF "a'' con
language ........, n 49, "
Board with Collegiate atdca, French and Oh rant ,,o
tpg -----.--,-.--.-. - =. -
Bosrd with Collegiate studies French or Lrtn) ana
Muaic. :, ,,,
and TO extend and elevate still further the cout' oil study
giving opportunity, heretofore in the Collegiate De-
| phrment FOR the selection If studies .
According to the pan adopted in the Outset ~ hs Ah
tute. young lady may ppEsye uMy 1ne u Ae sfe,a
branches OF s.EGy ,no &h;cl the eose Is Wt9ou una
OF successfully SopetipS Il. eRtitlfd 10 etsausSe ~
that digon Those Wha may graduate IN s the tcHo1's
will receive special diploma as full Graduates VI 'ue
! lEStilutc. ,...,
Any further information will be given on appheRis!l 10
| y. MASLy, -.
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SCHOOLS and C0LLEGES.
ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
'\lt third Session will begin 5th September and clio


ALBENiARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE
Vie; third Session will begin %h September and close
BRANCHES rAuGur-Ancicnt and Modern Languages
Matheihatlcs Natural Sciences, and the various Eng
Branches, both high and low.
MILITARY iNsrRucroN-Both in Infantry and Artillery,
Is aiso given at such times do Interfere with the
GUAR studies The Corps Of Instructors will const o
least ionr principally graduates OF tue Virginia Military
insutaa and Univrishy vi Virginia
r.nislEed accommodations will be ready
eTns SllO per term Of months payable in advance.
rms charge embraces Board, Tuition every Branch,
furi anu Lights Address, 4. STRANGE.
July is-c2in Charlottesville, Va
,S:R Wing. Southern Argus, Souhsidc Democrat aud
ChsrIottesville papers copy.
NkW LONDON ACADEMY
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
WlLl. begin on the l7h Of August aud close l5h OF
W February following. Terms per session OF hve
months For Tuition So Tor Tuition and Board, (exctP'
ngh's) $s So For circulars containing further lhi0ra
ton, address c. j. HARRIS, Principal,
July l7-4tawtlstSept. Forest Drpor. Va.
HANOVER ACADEMY.
next session OF this School will commence On W..
lat OF October, 1857 and close ON the 3ist o, July
following LEWIS NJ COLEMAN NJ. A.,
HILARY p. JONES, NJ. A
WALTER WkENE, NJ. A.
W. L. NJ COLEMAN,
July lief Tsylorsville, Hanover County. Va.
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FROM BOSTON.
CoTrespondspce Of The N. y. Tribune.

Couespondspee Of The N. y Tribune.
BosToN, Nov. {, 1857.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, there was
. shout ia State street, and rush Of people do xn
toward the Merchants Exchange on bading op-
posite to which men were raising a Sign inscribed
with the words,
GARDNER, wALcoTT Co, BANKERS"
One hour after the polls had closed in Boston,
and even before the retains had come in from fhs
country Gov. Gardiner had discovered that he was
badly beaten and politically dead. 1t cannot be
said that be died and made no sign, for bis siga
was the frst genuine and official notification Of his
death. And there are very few mourness Even
the men who dislike and distrust Mr.. Banks have
certain amount of satisfaction in the defeat Of
Gardner, while the scientific way in which he
has been licked" is calculated 10 excite the
admiration OF all artists in politics That grim
banoris1 Thomas De Quincy, in one Of his pa-
pen on Murder considered as one of the Fine
Arts," relates how old Toad.in.the- Hole came
forth from his retirement on the morning
after the great Williams murder in Ra.c'iITe High
way, and proceeded on Dis way to the Cmb. As
soon as be arrived, says the narrator, be- seizsd
every mans hand as he passed him, wrunp II
" almost frantiealy, aud kept calculating WHY.
now here's something ike murder This is
''tbe real thng-tbs is genuine. This IS wha.
you can approve, can recommend 10 friend.
This, says every man, On reiec,l0l-thIs is The
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TIE Harlem Company, WITH resn poxe, VIM, 49,.
u6ed 70, without any restriction o. fssrry o.
any set Of the Common Council ins~rs~riss ,,s - -
81, 80 sr " S1 !, S.s q ,n: WILDE sad
BoOirsd fh., IN .ddiiion to Ties. ,,..o,.,,.
npotsst rstars Why The Nd stAs
no: Be disturbed in the snoyen, q tAeir pessn 80
.hop. wi esass .s sni 81 ns. ssps,s .aa sa
the said Companies the s.oskholder, ~ 49,, SSk' nsy
SeceHd That win occasion an sidirou.i To-, - .aa
money 10 hssn hsndrsd matters who dali, ps es., -
osa arc ~ mn o. o.hs prison. shnaAy a.
T6,.T rb., DE s,,.bs, a.. a. ,, lpie, rotions-
nowsI - draw $50 fieiss, car. ma a. prccsr,s bA
onL disnce ~ half nile each say ssilv , 80 "a st
met BY additional ehes. on fr,ish, and p.ssssssrs "a
heavily upon as ~ ,ss interest. Of i. city,
ber, is none s<,,-r adapted TO Ii. a.. ~ 90 ne a
Fourth syv1ue whieh could not be prpx.d q, sh.n Ne
without esrepdiiuIe o. inboas Of collar 30 ~
properly holder. so1s 'n' A' ana 'e this Be no s,.,
r,ts rS,. in mos. Of the lag. ess., a, a..
con psnes encouraged to come s.u 10 d. ss.y
busin,,s as possible with steam pcwer 's''aa
sirth That the sohe eomr.ned q By the parties s,,a
TO- :s ~ % y ss.n sns,
81 %. ne Of .ee. !.
value ard the creation of o. living rhs fsscss
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The Republicans considered this fact a. favorable
indication, and so adopted TeDney, and now tney
have elected him. As Governor Gardners cniet
soctude was not 10 be associated with Tenney 10 the
Government, lie is Of course well pleased though Per
hats Lot as well PLEASED if the people had decided
TO sdep! him and reject Tenney. forget whether
have mentioned that The Trareler probably Insti-
gated thereto BY the Governor, assaied Tenney Tor
making use Of bis power Of depositiDg the state
funds in the Boston Banks 30 as TO obtain large
disctuns for himfelf and friends. For making this
charge, TeDney has sued The Trarekr, laying ms
damages at $50, 000 and employing y. r. Butter
and other eminent lawyers TO conduct bis case. IL
is not likely that there will be any tri.l.
notice that under the impulse of this election,
the stock of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rall-
road CONNECTED with the tunnel enterprise) has
advanced. uiLBhhi'
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting Of the Chamb Of Commercs
was held at the Merchants Bank, in Wan street, yes
ersy, p. PERT. esq, in the Chair.
M Royal Phelps was elected Q memb;r Of the
Committee Of Arbitration.
Mr. CHAs. III Marshall called up the report OF he
c. L rree the Warebousifg System lie hoosht
il private enterprise snd not legtmstey wthn
the rovrce # the Chamber.
Mr.. GRrfIIHs wished the report to lie over until
the quarterly setting In Jsouary. Agreed to.
Mr.. Assos G. PHELPs asked the Chairman Il the
Covenant was refporsible for goods stolen While IN
bord. H. knew thar the Government was not rsspon-
tiee for loses by fire. but should tho st,reseeper
n axe away with goods, would the Government. be re-
spoIsible
The CHAPMAN supposed that the Government
could re. claim exemption from ordinary liabilities
Mr. PHELPS stated that a large invoice Of iron be-
forging TO him had been stolen while in bond. He
would iIquire Of the Collector how far the G0vsrS
inert Was responsible
Mole Of the members Of the Chamber prsses'
seentd 70 be positive as to whether the Governusnt
was liable or not The question is important os 'nsrs
never was 20 much property in boad a. nov.
The SEMI Annual Report Of the Bengal Chsnoesa
G. mmtIce was received aud ordered on fue.
lie Chsmher then adjourned
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBIA COL
JEGE r

A regular meeting of this Association was he'd -
Wednt sday evening the 4th inst at the rooms o. he
Chidren's Ard Society, Clinton Hall the Prssdeei
reaGns and approval Of the minutes Of the last
inc the reports of the Standing Committee and Of ns
Committee appointed TO attend the examinations II
the students Of the College, were seversy preseats
accepted and ordered on file.
The subject Of the Festival, Address and Poem Wa,
on motor referred to the Standing Committee for he
next ye ar, with full power. OF
The following named officers OF the Association hf
the ensuirg year were then elected:
Russell. Of the Cs.. Of M
Seretdyy-John ID. skidnore of the Clsss Of 1879.
TreasurerP. Wilson Ossrander Of the Glass Of 1919. -
The following named gentlemen were elected 10
CON pose with the officers above mentioned, ~
Standing Committee Of he Association for the ensxne
year, viz: "
Rev d. WdsT Walton Glass Of isasi csstie' r. sxS,
len Class of 1887 John NJ KnO1 Glass Of 1883 ASa.n
S 49, EsSs1i rsn dsS chad. RS I
bald Van Duzer Class of 1855 ana Marvin Vlasat cisss
Of 1854.
decease Of their late VicePresident George j. Cor
nell, esq whereupon the following resolutions were
presented, and, after appropriate remarks BY men,
beis, were unanimously adopted: ~
Re.ored. That by the desth Of late vce-Prsdast
George Cone this Association has sustained the 0scns
Rerd That by his honest fearless and Intelligent advocacy
Of the interests Of education insisting upon the high ,onr
bty Columbia College people Of the state ss
brother rendered lasting service TO The iass sod No
Resoirsd That friend oflesrnng msn Of active tsesso.
nee upright lawyer Jealous worker in public nsa
uns be bss ef an example Of usefulness and grounds 70
Ro'red Tha, the Secretary be requested communists y
The family Of GU. sfd copy Of these e:Ss,isn: - an s
After the adoption of the above resolutions, tha
meeting adjourned.
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FXTRAORDINARY MEDICAL CASE.
SIC. GO DAMAGES AGAINST THE GREAT

$40 sOO DAMAGES AGAINST THE GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
The actions brought by Mr.. Curtis OF Woodstock,
sgaipst the Great Western Railway Company, have
iust been disposed Of at the Assizes there.
Dr. SardersOn Of Woodstock, sworn-Said that he
bad made medical examination of the plaintiffs case
in connection with DR.. Turquand Of Woodstock, aud
Betchune of Hamilton, on the 18th Sept. last found
him on his back in the bed unable to move in conse-
guence Of paralysis in the lower part Of his body;
There yves little sensbility in the RICH; limb and none
whatever in the left; bowels and bladder emptied
themselves iIvoluntsIy he had no control whatever
over them; four an elevation Of half inch on the
sIine but dslocation OF the parts the sacrum or
lower part of the spine exhibited great iegularity;
is probable that the bones in the lower part OF the
spine or pelvis are injured, perhaps fractured.
Witness held in his hard two joints of the vertebra,
and showed how the spinsl chord was acted upon by
the lower part of the body of seLsibilty and motion
He considered that the position in which the plaintiff
was PLACED when the accident occurred This chin
touching bis toes) the II the elevation Of
the spine lis injuries will ultimately affect his gene
rel health; The arrangement in his b,xes and bsd-
der must Itmain 90 opg he lives; be has no con-
t,ol over the action Of Ds bisd6er he has 10 motion
.ste1t in the upper part Of mis- body and he must re-
il TINS col clifton DIS oI az lie lives, and will re
qui,e soue one Ia attend him by night and by day.
Whep cross t 1aUiIec by Mr.. Beecher, the witness
sid that two of the verfetra above the sacruu are
DISPLACED which would produce the elevation Of the
spina chord; never before saw so serious an injury
TO tie spiua chord 90 not believe he will ever re.
cover; know that the spinal chord ben, in the
manner described from the position Of the vertebra
and the II suit which followed the spinal chord was
partially but not totally severed total severance
Of the spinal chord that place would produce death
he knew il wss not altogether severed hon the slight
sersibility remaining in the right limb.
The Jury retired for few minutes, ard returned
with verdict for the plaintiff of $4,000.
lBAnIilton Canada Spectator, 18th nit.
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It will be seen that the scho0l in William street has
improved considerably. This has been done uuder
grea. icutes The recitation rooms are very small,
TIE largest only ten feet square, and the only venta-
ton possible admits only etid air. The school in Rose
stree: is LOCATED in the Quaker meeting house, and
all the classes are in single room, cut up by par
tors carried ony partially up. The noise resulting
from IT, tuition of the whole Glaze may be imagined.
The repolt was ordered to be printed 1t was stated
that tie Board had been attempting al the year to get
ts manual printed and had not succeeded yet, and
resolution was passed authorizing Printing Commit.
tee to advertise for proposals for the printing Of the
Board by contract.
The Committee on Finance presented their estimate
of the expenses of the Board for 1853 As subsequent
jy amended thew stand: