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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

! " he " o. -'"HZ @IHO nj 1>/
woods in the dark. Il - 7l9ql u
"Fraid!-what is that! Inever seen a
frsid,' replied the boy.
"WeIl, never mnd-you will see one
some of Il ese nights if you do not get the
COWS up before dark, said The captain
meaningIy.
That night The boy played until dusk
| before he went after the cows as usual.
The captain took sheet and followed
him. Now the captain hsd tame mon
key which saw all the performance, and
monkey like took table cloth and follow
ed at respectable distance. The captain
went into the woods where there was a
big log by the side Of The path. Going
10 the further end Of il he wound the sheet
round him, got upon il got upon il and
stood still, the monkey assuming simi-
lar position upon The other end Of the log.
In this position the parties stood when
'he boy came along with the cows.
They SHE'D little upon seeing the ghost,
which caused The boy TO look ahead.
Hello, what is that ? he shouted, "by
golly. guess IFS ffaid!' And then es-
py ing The monkey he sung out, BY Jeru-
salem if there sinl two frsIds--a big fTaid
aud lillle frsid" This caused the cap
tain TO look around, and be saw for tile
FIRST time. his ghosily companion. He
thought il was lrsld sure enough. The
old captain slreaked il for home. the mon
key chasing hin. and The wicked Lephew
cIspping MS hanGs and shouting. Run
big frsid or lille lrsid will carct yoo.'
New STYLE.--A gentleman who re-
Gently travelled through the Mohawk Val
ley. informs us that The farmers Of that re-
giou instead Of the old fashioned 6gure Of
ragged man with wooden eon. Tor a
scarecrow, COW hang up hooPed skfs 'n
their cornfielG. and tie carrIen Difos sfe
eaec,ually alarmed by ibis modern. issh-
ionable eonsrivsHcsr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

A negro woman belonging TO Mr.. Samuel
tSlIIes, OF ibis place. gave birth right dsys
ago. to four living cbildIen. joined iogeii-
er by pairs. in sIll more peculiar man.
rer than the Sismese Twins. The two
beys are connected together al the shouI.
der, and from the hip TO the knee joint,
leaying the lower joint Of The legs aud feet
peffeclly free. The girls are joined At
lhe shoulder, with this difference from The :
boys, that they have but one arm issung
from the injunction Of their shoulders.
rbey are joined from the hip down TO The
foot. The legs ending in one foot. g Z
ln regard TO The color Of the children.
nature seems TO have beeneune ~ eccen.
tic 10 their formation, one Of The boysbe
ing black and The other as whiie as the
chhd Of white woman and 20 With The
girls, They all seem 10 be peIfeclly
healthy. and The mother is doing oneom-
monty wall.
Respectfully.
@ MD. TARRY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
For the Register.
MINER SLUDGE.
BY SOMEBODY.

.kLEGEND OF sHEPHERDsToWN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
[From the. keadon 7ims.l

lfrom Is EtS9o" IN'e''J
Mufiny on board of French S3aSex-
1too Hundred and Fifty Negroes
/ Ndssacred 80
Plymouth. June 7,h, ls5s.-The Af.
rican Steam Navigation Compaay's pack
Ell Elhiope, Commander Croft, arrived at
midnight, with later advices from the
Yves, Coast Of Africa.
In consequence Of Information received
at MonroVia, Commander Croft Jeff in
The Elhiope on the l4,h Of April, and on
The 18Th fell in with the French ship
Cell Regina, 400 tons, in possession Of
a large number Of negroes, who were not
able 10 manage her. After parley, the
second officer of the Eihiope. with part
of the crew, went on board, when about
$50 of the negroes swan 10 the shore.
where nearly the whole were murdered
by the Captain Of the French ship and
the natives. /! appears that the Coli
Regina, which is completely fitted for tho
slave trade, had been cruising for month
near Cape Palmas, and under preience of
taking them 10 better place, had secu-
req 500 negroes, who were Immediately
placed between decks; many of them in
irons. When the Captain (Simon) was
ashore. and part of the crew in aboat
alongside, the negroes procured firearms.
and shot all but the doctor and two OF the
seamen, whom they retained 10 steer the
ship. Capt Simon came within gun
shot several times aflerward, but was not
allowed 10 come on board. The Coli
Regina was towed into Monrovis, where
she was left in the possession Of the Pur-
ser Of the Eihiope. ai .1.r sas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10


During the exciting race between Wise
and Fiourney for the Governorship OF
Virginia, and when The contest between
the Democratic and Know Nothing parties
waxed warm and brought the people to-
gelher in great crowds 10 listen 10 the
"stump orators" who were haranguing in
every county, an incident occurred ius old
Harrison which correspondent Of tho
drawer draws admirably -.,
a Democratic speaker was addressing
large audience, and descsnIing with
great vehemence upon the prospective ten.
els Of Know Nolhingism with regard to
foreigners when his eye fell upon liiils
clothing, who seemed 10 be very much
impressed with tie argument OF the ora
tor, and greediIy swallowing every thing
he uttered. This was 100 good an oppor-
tunily not 10 be made the MOST of. Look
ing the lirlls pedder in the eye, he ex-,
claimed.
"'Furriner, didn't you come to this
country 10 escape from iyranical down.
rodden and oppressed Europel Didn't
you Zee to ,l'ese happy shores 10 live in,
a land of freedom where he great right Of
,,Hsage is guaranteed 10 alI', Dldn'. you,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
5amp Acwpaprr @eera nemt Aoucrsnq liraure
SHEPIERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING

The moon had risen Ger the hill,
Hushed was the click of Gaflier's mill
The merry wheel no longer played
With brookIets, in The messy glad;
The inny tribes, fed in the lorebav.
And burrs, land boulsing cloths, had holiday
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

pu[a land oil freedom where he great right OF
uny I5n",rage is guarantied 10 alI's DIdn'i you,
.ndnon, no uo"ds-r9l tfw a rcpy. when the litls
oql 3rn ~ poa,n 1lelol IcI5us e 40 = .lsa,
anro - pU",s ''' oqM pur Joqo1oypu5: :oun'ris 10
.ag@",o l,'.u Pro OPUS SEN MaD ST. orator. the !
alp lD r"1,,,, pl!" M01n0u pr paa, @s finished.
usn, I2''c' AI9A9 10 synls u,r, ,nm eursng all
II padrI; ln ,uC IoAIs u9AoMIolur ,Othes.peddlers
uu!I'oI 'TIr9 pur uohrar ,' sno9 -
,nos ,,no,, 95rmr o. pouoos sII rSo@ .ooa re.
auu5 ,o,, p'l"WW 10 WnmI9p q S, 1858.
aJrJ a,,,, '"' '7sc7s!p sIrn ho ,(isit TO one. OF
,u l7!4'dH7 uo,,, ur qdasc,J runo,ilies | ever
~ u0Ql. DuIL .,,-. l. - -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

lIFoW ne HeSaV' f'e''I
Nutiny on board of a French SfrSfI-
1t0o Hundred and Fifty Negroes
NdsSacred. ---a
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18

! : . !: Z D.
@* Then, We have no dram shops;
but plentyofsbser for Hauns.s q. Cath
olic chapel, 9 Baptist and EpiscopAl
church, regular Cumb erIand Presby.
< terian, baptist, and occasional El1isz
! copal service. A beautiful school
house, part Of the time two schools,
and tirstelass Temperance Hotel
Any body who wants to drii,k
key in peace had better:net come here,
for the treaty BY which The land v4s
acquired trsm the siou1, Iorbitts hs
Introduction !; and the Legislature
has passed "a law enforcing that pros
vision : but people Of moderate mean1
and industrious habits who have chill
dren.to educate, viii find few places.
where the opportunities fer @correoHI
moral training healthy 4 eyeiopnent5
Of muscle, and the means Of pee uniaryI,
Independence are better combined. al
= There arc immense ira ctssof PINE
lying above, from which the mills All
St. Paul, S. Anthony and thezAfiin-ls
nesota Valley are supplied. i Thesal
employ q large and ever-increasing
foroe of2men, horses and oxen, who
are to be supplied with provisions
clothing and feed. The soil is wait
ing for al opportunity TO produce .un-11
limited quantities Of food, without
troubling the farmer crushing elods q
while the Mississippi from st: Paul
to little Falls can afford to tu1ila mill
at almost any point andrhas waterl
power enough to % the manufactu-s
rli3 fora Continent. %
Cur natural. meadows produce 81
grass from four to1six feet high, ands
the beef kiiled of our prairies isl
quite equal. 10 any stall fed wa haye1
ever eaten. Our venisozl is fine at1
ten cents per pound, rabbits, prairieIl
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18

I =, ~s~ - 80 a at. 49, 4 -- sr- ,~. ..
i y - %e >~- s. ~ y
i - /
& 7 >sz o. :: .- { a. - !. =
~ . s+@ ss= - g. - - - - .-.
Oun Mart pu,rtportsS to become If
Minnesota and Daootah; and al
ssthough it is our map, It occurs to- Us
that It might have been better, with
sut attaining the distinction Of being
an ssunriyalled work OF art. "s-' It
certainly does no Justice to that part
sof Minnesota with which we are con-
8versant, nor does any map we have
yet seen. The heavy black lines
srunning into St, Cloud are better cal
quilted to. make. our young: city look
.sridiculous, than what the sengrayer
sintendcd, viz, important. We re-
Atret the more that our artist should
thus have failed in his design; since
we know that our city really is what
he wished to make it appear :. but,
sour map iszan advertis ement and our
Spublisher thinks. 1t pays As
zthissis the grand desideratum in all
subluaa ndertakiings we7tr'1st our
Sreatder will exercise all due forbear-
lance until our: railroads are located,
when We=hope to give them map
that shall Faithfully represent one OF.
the most beautiful lands that ever
was earpetea with green.
St. Cloud IS the poiat at which the
Red River trains cross the mississippi
tIa-irs way to. ST. Paul, which
proves tito be Che natural junction
of land travel between these two
eresf arteries Of trade. s. 4 is at the
D present head Of steam navigation on
the. Mississippi: Boats run regularly,
|. tlluriEg the Spring and early Summer
mouths, from st. Anthony to this
E The map gives its positions cor
Srectly with reference to all the most
@simpo,tant points in the territory, but
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENr.-A very worthy
man named Solomon Bost, from 30 to 40 years Of
age. who has been for many years in the service
run over and killed yesterday morning at Mount
Airey. He was engaged a. one Of the cendpetori
Of the fast freight, and at the time was breAkipg
on The Last car, just in advance Of the loeompet0
employed TO assist the train up ~ GPsde cf3e0aAt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

FATAL CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHoorING.-Edward
Welsh, a young man whose parents reside on
Light street extended, was fatally wounded at
Brooklinc village. Anne Arundel county,on We'd
nesday night. by u heavily loaded horse pistol
going off iu the hands of a companion named Con-
way. The parties were together at Acton's tav-
eIn iu the village and after drinking considerably
got to tusselng for the possession Of the pistol,
which was held by Conway. In the struggle the
pistol was discharged while in the hands Of Con-
way, and the whole load of balls and shot entered
the abdomen of Welsh, horribly decorating the
bowels. lie lived for twenty hours AFTER suffer
ing the greatest agony. The body was brought to
deceased's residence on Thursday. DR.. Battee,
coroner for the southern district, held inquest
over the body, and the jury returned the follow
ing verdict:-"That the deceased, Edward Welsh
came to his death by balls fred from pistol in
the hands Of Conway, and that the killing was
accidental The deceased was not yet 21 years
of age. Conway is also minor.-BaA Pafr'of
Sat. afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

bsyHChburg, Va.
TuNHE fourth animal session ihs Institution i'll commence
II on the 18th September.
The location heathst and accessible In
the Souh and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal 10 that of the best American colleges.
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the Mr. Bsnkenship graduate Of the Vir
Fna Military destitute md recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
The will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School in which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
FAGU ETY
ROBERT L. BROCKETT, Fresidtnf; Professor of Natu.
raj Science
LYcuRGus g MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bellies Ltttrts.
H. UABELL, B., Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
f. BLASKEysHP, Professor of Mathematics and Instruc-
tor of Tactics.
Rev w W. WALKER, Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci.
and of History.
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law.
d. A. LAEaHoRNE, D. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology
GIUSEPPE ApoLPHo SARroRI LII d. Professor Of Modern
Languages.
Board % per week; washing el 25 per month fuel and
lights e0 term. Tuition, go n the Grammar School, and
$50 In the Collegiate Department for half session
Cataogues containing further information, can be OBJ
taned by addressing the President. ang So
CHOEs: sHOEs:: sMOKs:::-y..s eps.sa
- No l. large assortment Of Ladies' Misc and Child
SHOES which will be sold exceedingly cheap eau and
supply yourselves early JOHN ABRAHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

TN retiring from the hrm Of NSwlIn, Teot A
Co. bespeak for the trim of Alexander Toot, the
patronage Of my friends. BENZ. H. NOWL.IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

Wei e Just received another supply Of The celebrated
and Merit COOK STOVES Tor wood coal which
universally admired at ths late Agricultural and Me-
rhanira air In this place by the great saving OF fuel the
thickness o cnsng their superior finish and perfect opera
"n In the various deparme of cooking they aoknowl
edged be- the best Stoves known We have fitted
Copper Kecrvnir boiler, which Is very ~
furnishing hot water Rt all times, without
additional fuel being heated by the smoke pipe aud without
interfering with the cooking Of the
dts y BLISS a co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

GNENUiNE HAVANA CIGARS,
" or u Il A y =
g Ior. dc snir. I.n vPlrniina, l.n Cnchucsa
81 TrlcmWco, J.G L..
Jls, rrrriSc III bu sold u. low prices by
aem,dts FABLE, Y JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

1NOPAKTNERB1IIP.- The mndcIhiKuCd hnvr
this day form d CopartnersDp, under the and
syle II ALEXANDER TObT, for the purpose of trans
acting general COMMISSION BUSINESS, for the sale of
Tobacco Wheat and Produce generally and solicit
the patronage heretofore bestowed
be of the hrm Of Nowlin, Toot l. Co.
A. ALEXANDER,
EYNCHBuRG, Nov. lltb 1853 W. A. T0OT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

ID FAD WHAT TsHAK~PEARE SAYS:
IA GttD PICTURES
"lf il were well dnie, when It's done:
Then II well. done 'l,ickly Aat sptdrG
So If you wish II n,ti doae IN SljH rior
You'll fad II qaict ysfone. and reH done by rANSEN.
n :. TANNER co,
Main Street, 3 doors Bridge Street.
Lynchhutg, Va
La les and Gentlemen cordially i" I'OIs.
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens OF Ihot graphs,
Ambroypes Meainotypts sc, 81
Also, the beautiful PAI ENT LEATHER PICTURE, hich
Is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures aksn in all kinds of weather and enclosed in Lan
iiful n the very lew prices from - cents I" $50
and beautiful assortment Cases Gold luckcs Me
daon Locket Rings Brcastpns, Keys Seals, &C. in great
variety, just received.
A fresh supply OF the best Material in the country
Dpit forget TO call oct Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

MOUNTAIN COAL!:-Wc beg leave to call
1NI The o the citizens of L,uchburg article
COAL which raising from the celebrated coal banks
of Mr.. JKKfMIAH kyLt. OF Montgomery County
This coal has been rrird 10y of the citizens of n,h
burg and in every instance given satisfaction.
Price for No. Lump cents
We will have always "u hand article of this Coal suita
BILE burning Stoves. which will sell at - per
bushel Call and see
fvr- Always on hand n large stock
By permission, refer to the following gentlemen.
&. W BUTTON. Gto. NJ RucKFR,
N. Is. THURMAN. w. w. MosHY,
JOHNSON 4 Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING & MONTAGUE.
,lcrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

Il IC ARr.-PATENr LEATHER PICTURES. for
Transmission by all something new and hcnnitu Call and
them BLISS Photographic Gallery door kir
ginn Hank, Muin street. i.ynchbnrg Va
aug l9is ID. H. BLISS Photographic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

II FVaS y,
u Paia aud Fancy Csssmeres Broad Cloth Silt, Plush
Wooden and Velvet Vcstng to be had prices all
ut oct IL is j. A. STlGIER a cos.
lNOEDPENs! OLDPENs!:-NOTICE 70
u TIE WRITING COMMUNITY Il have just received
another supply Of those well known superior TIP TOP
GOLD PENS These Pens have been well tried and have
been surpassed II equaed and every warranted
Cai and supply yourselves. ldec dts II. C. VICTOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
RICHMOND ADvERTIsEMENTs.

N JOHN DOOLF,H. IN
- Dat Mn".fncs"rcr and Wholesale -
Dealer IN
MARS. cars, FURS. TRIM MINGS, sc
FALL 1898!
have In store and complete assi tmcnt
everything line adopted to the Fall Trade aid
prepared 10 offer unusual Inducements to purchasers
In late visit to The mak cts and manufactures OF the
North and East have spared pains In the selection Of tins
stock and Halter that long experience cnahep
anticipate the wants o friends in Virginia North Cat"lna
ard Tennessee call respectfully solicited from old
customers aud the public JOHN DOOLEI.
Richmond Aug 81, lrbs s-ts
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From ihr Northern Cities TO o. ync burg In Ia
River Canal, md 10 south h-westcrn Nir-
ginin Umd Tennessee via Wa. A. Il.
md East Team. 4 Virgtnin
RWitroads.
AM PREPARED To FORWARD MFRCHANDlSE
Having control weekly line of Boats (Which will he
made daily as as the business will justify ~ which c"
pei TO leave other day full no, full goods d"ian
ed longer than Is actually to get them from tho
~har,es Time through New York to Knoxville only
twelve or thirteen days
Owing toa late reduction In Tolls the Canal the cspen
Sea this little than half OF what they
by the South sid, Railroad,
tV Charges ,aiinby follow the goods to their des,ina
tion ALFRED = LEE.
IorrdrdipR and Com Merchant
jy l3ts TN III. book. Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

joan ABR RAHAMs i'll open this morning. lW HEAtTl
ItL CLOTH CLOAkS. all OF the most approved iyea -
They comprise the kaRanis black ana fancy Cir' nar trim
med very handsome, Tama~. busters &c would rall the
of purchasers they 10 cent ics than ey
ear be purchased in the city.
nov i0.ds JOHN ABRAHAMS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
HAK5NE AFF4JkS.

TIE aases Of fever zen: 10 toe Name Hospital ho"
tss frgs,e Susqueb&nns sre fairy convaes-De. NO
sew sases have broken oats nee ;pe crew were
Nor bsve sry died siree Thursday lat The H'Ss o'
the ere. and ofbcers who were sent or snore ou
day lasi, VII be permitted 20 leave Quarantine ..'
morning and will be allowed 20 take with 'nef oh'y
small amour. Of personal baggage, "hiSh : Ino
s,.an. and which has not been eIpoeed 20 'ne m,..a
si he ships bod. The dozen 'nrPseeps wa r.o,
No. knded Ill. Tsursdsy i.st viii no. De '''1
susrsp;ine I'LL Monday or Tuesday morning.
Psrher Crcven, acting qasrterni~''e' oN 'uo
Arctic now lying At the o"ef Va1s. Tou,.Ssv
90 a guard 20 .he susqHehaone o'1o y" -,
49,. ,H.r s.sed by the Heath Officer FOR his arrest
"a o.. are being made by the police and others 70
6r A inc Life boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Arrived.

Shin Pacific Gsdd, ~Orlesns April and ,be bar Sh,
pd., 20 Wm Nelson sons Aprl i, a, 81 p m. a, 2 2
n - q vh perfectly smooth felt snocks Of
.-,houat, with uos- la. distant thunder, sd
~, H. .,;rs until scunded like h-ayy eAnnonsde
avav aboat the An 5th shock heavy TIA.
d. y, hip a. II be had struck the b5t; causing
N ,he .ud psnes and Fat- and sh4k aad
IL a. .eue one rolling iATe cAsa Aeou, the deck
G 4, s.ted shout - IS minutes Bat there
bvy our The nv had BEEN very suTy nd he sky hsd very
.rs asucs the earthquake rather ne sound
OF. Va IN " ard L direction fEoE the ship. Aer~
S ..r h.ck b.: 10 ibe contrary tan remained
t,ciy ,nootb- -,
70 wi lsrs Gan. Wa tosed iao ArAntne a.; nigh BY
.,,utus ". Il. webb
Rrt Lucy Fr.nss. f BrootNls Jones, Trinidad Dc CIb.
LnrJ / sn.Ar H.. "a r. T. Buck CO.
FEk Csv.a Wsshns.ou, Galveston u dsys cotton A. 20
IA Bru~,rk CO. sdia ~.ts b4;k NeIe.cos AID brs
B.,. r a W Dodge (of Bileh.ll Jxryis sasa.a G1nIe
snd dsy. m ChSessr wt.-s axe ~, u u tr., ar
T. = J, Peters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
SALYS At AUCTION
FKpAY, Aprl 93-P. VI

The only pNtculsr characteristic of the S'o'k
x,srket today has heen is extreme dolness- Tne
dsinclr alton 70 operate was no doub. partly owing to
the desire 10 examine the steamers before making
decided movements IN either direction BAT It's diffusion
between the sessions of the Board did Dot seem TO
remove the apathy which mas settled apon the street
In fact the news, il is favorable and uravorable ea
tures was 20 equally balanced in the meager dispatches
received, that operators quite a. much q. loss
A. before, ard transactions were still unmportant IN
Oh. sAsrpoon Under the circumstances, !: Is singular
that prices fn speculative stocks held up so
snp,y. showing 10 nearly every instance sn improving
srd.rey on very slack demand. Il s sOuewha;
.,,so;ay too. Tia. seeb Gesj cam 'hoah rect upOO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

OPENING OF A New WARD SCHoOL.-Several mem
berp Of the Board Of Education, the City Superntend
snt and his Assistants, and very srse collection OF
invited guests in attendance on Thursday at the
public opening of Ward School No y, at Tubby Hook,
Two hundred snd-sxth street, Twelfth Ward. Com
missioners Williams and McKeen presided over the
festivities which graced and rendered interesting
and attractive by the presence of all the pupils and
teachers of the Yorkvlle Harlem, Manbattanvie and
Csmansvlle Schools and by all the School officers OF
the Board The musical exercises were under the
charge OF Prof. Riley and Charlss McGregor, Principal
Of the ManhstsDville School. Brief and appropriate
addresses were made a. suitable intervals, By Comns
,ioners McKeen and Adams, the Rev. d.. Burchard
H. b. Perkins, esq., Alderman DAVIS, Mr.. Mason OF
Brooklyn, and S. s. Randall, esq., City Superintendent
Of Public Instruction At the close of the exercises
eolstion was served up TO some five or six hundred
guests the hosptaltes of the neghborhood were ho-
eraly dispensed, and the vast assemblsge enjoyed
tbemseives in delightful walks and drives over the fine
grounds Of this rural suburb Everything conspred to
render the occasion agreeable and attractive and the
new School thus apspiciousy inaugurs,ed will, we are
confident un6er the charge Of lie Principal NJ Gles-
pie Miller assisted by Miss Margaret j. Po, as Vice
Principal fulfill The most sanguiue expectation OF s
frepds. The builng i,selfis fine one, and will &C.
commodate twelve hundred pupils