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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Agency at Richmond. virr;,,,

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency "t Richmond, Virginia.
'INHlS Company was Incorporated in the wear
isls with perpetual charter anda Capital n 600
and ,n-ues against los damage fire dwelling houses
dfze in general o thu favorable terms
Any Ior- which The Company risque- taken At
h. agency wan be adjusted with prosnptude and hbeaIHy
Applications for inaiabee renewal Of polio s nav b.
made 10 The who has been fully appointed Agent Coz The
~ BALDWIN, Agent
no 70 Under thu Exchange Hotel.
OhEAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
Whoiesale and Retail.
P1 WE take This occasion sgan To remind friends
we ssss 'i Of H s 90: ss
lower than formerly and As IT is 10
CHANTS and purchasers generally To give us ea before thew buv
uns them tina, no efforts on our part shall be please
them IN all respects Amongst the follow
ng,vz-
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' yey French Morocco Kid Slippers pa Me-
Ladies very supe5o, French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
do fine French Morocco and Kid Buskin-
DO 90 cs1e..,, , 90 do Slippers beautiful 81
10 eo"ured Morocco slippers. white and white
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentemens Calfkin Dress Roots Ne
Do low priced pegged sewed Boots
DO very superior Calfkin and Morocco Brogans Miles
Do Kipskin Brorans and Shoe ss.osS
do fine Bueks1in shoes and slippers
MISSES.
hls-er very hne French Morocco N Slippers
DO @ % q and seal:si Ip so s%ee'
DO do do sealskin and Leather Walking Shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine calfskin Brogans and Shoes
Do do do Kipskin do do
do lined and bound pegged sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound pessed ; and ;sTsS DO
" ON leather pessed and sewed wells, assorted
DO do Kid and Moroe s9 slippers Sppss DO DO
MEMS.
Mems lined and botpl ney,.d a., -. l. q. D
DO thick unbound pegsed md -ewed Brogans
DO thek Pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Boots and Shoes al all prices.
ALSO,
Superior Hard Leather Frame Travelling Trunk. s
pero Carpet Travelling Trunks Cap and Letter Pap
Hair Trunks all sizes &c d. BURLINGTON 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots. Shoes &c
"P - Mansion House.
90 n GIOSI ii and And. SUGAR.
ls s ~ o. w Brown for
.sle: Jap 2ol woHTHAM, MeGRUDER a co.
kisH LINENS medium and superne Irisb Linens
case Alexander Barekes undreed DO beautiful are-
eeiyed and for by
AsslMEREs-lOO pieces Fancy Cassinleres SO DO
~ Blue and Wool blk comprising the largest and most au
assortment OF these Goods have had by
aP ~ KENT, KENDALL. a. ATwATER.
BAR AND Pre-. IRON
IN TONS Superior Country Iron
HI SO do Pig Iron-for sale by
aP 10 SHIELDS K soMERvrL.LE.
WHITE and Brown Havana Sugar receiving
w by sehr Tusoarora, and for sale by
aPso JOHN n. GORDON.
II EATHER, LEATHER LEATHER-e7 doz sheen skin,
- "a doz Calf and hip Skins heavy wax pur Ia
er-feeeiVing ON Consignment and tor sale very low by
ap 20 PEAKE, JONES 4 WINSTON.
VIEWING TOBACCO OF the mos, approved quality sale BY
~ the box twist or plug, by
apsO PEAKE, JONES 4 WINSTON.
GROUND PEPPER-The pure article MANUFACTURED AT The
" Hope Mills, in ! h. papers by
aPsO PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON
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GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH and CENUIyE
Wholesale and Retail, by
w LII Nj PALMER.
A RTICHOKE--GreenG lob

"A Observation-Disclosures Globe
p,ix nsrA as W. or Dutch
%, g mn mn moon. 90. 'aeinsl do Royal Dwarf
e., 30 IAna snail do searist runners Dutch
REIrT ~ ~ nm, y. -, .'sn , so,on
and yele,y F,snel . Long D'o" Mangel wurtzell white
CABBA CE-e,,v Vol r,,,v s,.s
yors Dnmhesd Dutch Iarrs Rerrsr pns s .s,se
'' Csp as,Ira savoy. Red Dutch Tarnp Rooted
CREss-t,prled or p.r.n.,-rss '"s'' buckingham
CAULIFI.owER-Hs,ly and Ia.
ChLERYmwhiie and Red
co.S -iong 1ecn Fairy Frame, Early Cluster Ghirkin
cokN-Early Sugar and Tusearora ~
ENDivE-Green Curied
EGG PLANT
esed Siberian Green euried Scotch Rape or Cole
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lss Ssoseh n, +.
green Cos, Brown Dn,rh ~ TAT" CURED s1'sin White and
MELoN-Cren Ci,ron N,,... NJ, A.,
WATER MELON ~" "Pp
NASTURTIUM
MUsrARD-whhe and black
oNioN-slverskin, Early Yellow Red Annual
ton nine e,. carly Early May do Frame Chart
Ts % %T Cherry Cayenne
rAEsLEY-rns eulled
RADDlsII-Ions seS,,., Lon. s.,u.. So
do White do Rass s.nl Long Salmon Scarlet TurnP Yellow
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPLNACH
ToWaTn -IaIy Bush White crookneek Yellow do
TTRNIPCyySnss F rSea n...
Flower Roo' nSs ga, Dutch Large Norfolk Ruta Basa
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds 20
Hist, roco;,-oi
- Of Glazed HAS ya,ion. s a., uso'',
Collars something elegant Also 1imS c.oes e ana
~ WI" 'e s'I cheap Tor cash. by GEORGE w. FERRY.
eI5 Mes-. W.. h s Main street one door above
BACON 1RAyDy Ann -, - 80 w
Id 5000 ms smi,ha.,i IT. ~ Well PoTAIoEs-
strong Peach 40 - DDS apple Brandy-9 bbls
e !. - o $4,000 Iof sale
0TOVER SEED 100 800 %,
SEbD.---iou bushels Clover Seed,
VI ou see Tor sale at lowest price. Just received per
- Y" iOJ JAS a. GEO. WINSTON.
~,YT1p ne1iShnes, Dye Stuffs, &c. &c.
In "Ne received by late arrivals, large ad
assortment of ever, ,;iI Aedielnes &e making fun
call from ne,cban;. and s he ihey respectfully solicit
they are SELLING \, &c. purchasing elsewhere as
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

ECEiVED and opening day lot OF Misses beautiful
LIZ loed Caters AID Half Caters They indeed rare
beautiful. j. T. WATKINS Az co Nj, 80,
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FREsH DRY GOODS.
W. are opening this morning, and Cor aie Msuiant
w fenieniiay Pads IN and cord Cambrss Cotton Gam
stoons Netcan MHca Apron and Furniture Checks Print.
Cotton and SIN Hk, bro IIoliBds Linen Drills Psdnes and "a
Ducks white cotton Hoe and Hos and dtab Thread,
'-s and f-thFo Linens, sold head Pins &c.
eb KENT kENDAtI, 4 ATyyATFR
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VRUNKs, TRUNKS rRUNKs-iu. 10 hand a sri.-i.i u.
sofien 81 ihc quality travelling Trunks At small a.
vance on me nanui1ciurcn prices JUDAH MYERS AGO
ap - Fashionable Boot siroc and Trunk yNa,shons,
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r.. N. HUDSON.

DENTIST,
once on Main Street. Square ADORE the Banks,
eoms an operations on hs Teeth fo beauty and
uon ana Inserts The best kind Of ineorpible Teeth snRy
@ sse ON tbs most approved plans Refer Revd Df. PM
net heva Dr knpe Hubbard Gardner Co. Hon D. a. Baldwin
NH 1l-lgm
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49, The Richest Dollars worth yet.
w RANDOLPH has received second supply Of Nounans
kanhies Yucan, through Peninsula
including visit 10 uo remarkable u Rabah
and ufsi with 80 engavng vo Price only so cents pef
Zone Of he most interesting and works from
The American pfess.'-Hoffoa Rocsrdsr.
twill occupy prominent place IN every library in the enun
ty."-Nsr HsrM |. o.
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BRiNrlNG INK.-News and Book ink for sa,s BY
u ma 20 DAvENpop-rs .rrv
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JOHN WRIGHT.
GENTLEMEN'S BEAUTIFUL DRESS PUMPS
MANUFACFURED by J. Miles * Son. Just 10 hand he
w Steamboat the above very hs,;saI ny
runis' oil The latest fashion For sale low by
%, JUDAH MYERS & Co
- Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Eoi-sa5's MATCHES, wholesale and retail.
'"'Seby BOLTON a. HARRISON
Ie &c Conner Of Main & Governor street
SooIs. SHOES &c-Tle subscribe N intending 10 ,1.
extensive stock OF goods their ian basn viii
u'l ssn on hand at yery small advance being
ai time All wishing To purchase great bargains ara invited IN
Se2e Main : s,E w VA X n : GO.
Something Very Handsome and Supeyior.
Chiidren's CoIorcd Cater Boots
have just received and opened supply Of the abov.
lac. S,y Sao s and superior Boot. for Children TO-
splendid article arc invited make their sectoo
le 81 D. BURLINGTON CO. Mansion IIou.e.
eSKIGEIG vARNISH.-A further s,pO1v Of ,I;- y,0;-1
for Rnofs and outhouses gallon a. 200, a. ini
oh ior ordinary work-jnst received for sale by
is 20 $. F. DOVE
WHTE SULPHUR WATER,
w SARATOGA CONGRESS WATER
SARATOGA UNION WATER
SELTZER WATER
Fresh supplies constantly reeevng-and in Refi,,,o, t,
Tor The purpose We have them always pleasantly cooe
-. - ALEXANDER DUvAL a 60.
ID IssEs' BLACK AND CoLoRED BIisKINs ,,er,,I,
~ are now opening variety kinds Of Misses Rlaek AMI CO.
o'tS % ss-Ai' chili'rn-' Shoes &c Z WATKINS CO.
Sign Of The big boot Main
IL ACON.-S,OO0 lbs Mountain and Wos,ern
- Bacon thog rouniJ Just received which r s, -
Il
ne before purchasing for sale cash or to puncrua
-, PEAkE. JONES A WINSTON
y ~ doors below Bell Tavern
NOW COMPLETE.
"A DICTIONARY OF Arts Manufactures and Nine eoD,f;
clear exposition Of their Principles Praeiiee BY Air,
ufe mD r X - &c illustrated
thek volume Of 1910 pages strongly bound in rather rre -
" ~ az tne bo9S store Of SMITH, DINNER MoRRIs s.
Isl Published by T. Lueu Eclectic Museum Of Foeig
Laerature Science and Art for April received for sibseS
Al tne BOOK store Of Zap s7l SMITH. DRGNKER NORRIS
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDICINES.
II OWAND'S Alternative Extract
n ~ tayior's Basam Of Livcrvou
Wtstars BalSam Of Wild Cherry
Tuppes' Extract Sarsapanna
DIT ledy's Metlcaicd Extract Of sar.,p,rin,
sands Extract Of Sarsapanna, Phiiotoken
ioEenges-Calnriie, Cordial Cough and Worm
Evans Ltns and Wells. Strengthening Pl,s,er
Leg blood PILL, Indian Hibb,rr, F,uoay n ~
refers vegetable, and Naier's French Pills V '
SWANS Psnaeea and Rowanfs inprov Tonic N,,,,
ieisane : Nermruge and Rices Worm Drops
III Rose remedies for Consumption Iamb,uyb. eo,,o.,
sale by f,p psi ~ sv ~ al psnh for
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RACON.-S,OOO lbs Mountain and Wos,o-r
Bacon thog round just received which we uvi,. a.,
eNamne before purchasing cheap for e,sb or ny
us'9 a PEAKE- JONES A WINSTON
lnnrs
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DIR GOOD.S

had. and at such exceedingly low prices as can
not fail to please any who NAV favor ne with a call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found to be very welcome customer to my
Northern friends, and was in fact such an inducemcnt
to enable TO buy Goods certainly great deal less
than it actually cos, To Manufacture them; the truth OF
which every body will know by calling and examining
for thenselyCs--and without the aid of fi.tery they
will be convinced of the fact, and cannot am sure be
otherwise than well pleased find such desirable Goods
at such low prices
Tony stock ofFANCY GOODS. particularly
invite the attention of the Ladies, being of such
variety and cheapness cannot fail TO please.
My stock consists partly of the following articles viz
Broad Cloths, of every shade, quality and price
CaSsnCrcs, splendid assortment, cheaper than eve
offered before,
Casinels. of every color and quality.
Kentucky Jeans, from Is .upwards,
Shawls, tlannels PULLED Cloths aud Blankets, at all
prices,
Bonne,s Hats and Caps, of the fashionable styl
Eolicuues, Grape de Icons,
Bhantines, something entirely new for Ladies' Dres
Fancy Silks, Alpachalusias. B,mbazues. Mouslin d.
Lame, Mcrnoes and Crcassans of every de
scription. and cheaper than they Were offered be
fore,
ly low,
Domcstics and Callcoes from cents To the finest i'm
ported
lIandkerchieis and Gloves,
And almost every article that can be called for.
Together with excellent assortment of GROCE
RlES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and whit
spun COTTON; sc. &c.
N . COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particn
arly invited To call and give my stock examination
before purchasing. as am prepared to offer them grea
inducements. DIT. e PETERS.
Oct 49, isif
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. s. IS41

WEDNESDAY. J. eO. ., 1915.
Mr.. Randolph submitted plan for arranging, in
part the counties into districts for the choice of repre-
senatyes u Congress, which was ordered To be printed
Mr.. White, OF Rockbridge. asking for an appropra-
ton by the State, to complete the James River and Kan
awha Company canal through the Blue Ridge noun
talns.
bill concerning the appointment of Sher1s was ia
ken up on motion OF Mr. CrZ. and read second time
Mr.. ieake, of A., moved the indefinite posiponemeni
of the bill the ground that it nierfered with the pro-
visions OF the constitution defining the powers of the
Executive; enlarged, III an understandable manner. the
power Of the county court magistrates and limo
Walton upon the powers Of coordinate branches o Gov
eminent.
Mr. McRae stated that there particular grievance
in his own county, which he thought ought to be
dressed by general law the subject the grievance
likely 10 become general. Mr.. McRae replied to
Mr. LIS. constitutional objections.
Mr. Byrd of r., moved the previous question, which
not sustained.
Mr. Daniel of Richmond City, gave his views, at
length, in favor of the bill.
The bill was opplsedby Alessrs Williams and Ctaich
field.
Mr.. Stoval moved provision, requiring the assent q
the heirs before payment 10 the Administrator. This
opposed by Mr.. Anderson and supported hy Mr..
Siova (iu his vigorous and perseverlng way aud
was agreed by the House. The bill was ordered TO
be engrossed.
On motion. the House adjourned.
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A CLEAN OF SUNSHINE

II gives much satisfaction place before our read
era the following paragraphs which we find in the
.N'Tr York 7a'erca, paper usually hot sangniue in
its anticpaiiens OF commercial prosperity, con
fding in matters Of finance:
NEw NoRg January so
RrrrgR TIMEs.--We have touched Boston US they
say IN Wall street. Our prospects brlghcn-thc pub
lie mind seems cheerful, stocks locking up and
The late sales OF real estate a shade better The
bankers admit thai there s more specie IN the United
States at the present than there before
atauy time and the quantity of produce here and ln
iransiiu," and preparing Tor market. is enormous,
wl,hs,anlng great exhibition during the last three
months
The elements of prosperity. then, we have in ahnn
dauce. All that is wanted Is ''commorcal confidence
and this will II Government only let ia alone
aud not desry. by bad legislation. the natural result
''nr enterprise aud Industry. Then lo adopt til,
cheering motto Spec melora heart aud hand 10 work
resolve To act Justly and icpudmte reputation, publ,
and private The san Of prosperity will again bars
firth. sad cIeer The heart, aud lmart comfort and
spt ioal, and dspel the gloom that has 50 long de
pressed our energies ard exeftions.
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1'ir0tilfa ZeDtslature.
MONDAY, Feb. b, 1915.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DfIE6A1fS.
The following communication received from the
Senate:
..fbe Senate have passed the Bills entitled "An act
concerning sales Of property under executions other
legal process IN the tuwn OF Lynchburg.
An act concerning the laws in relation 10 gaming
" ith amendments which were coneurred in by the
House
They have postponed indefinitely the bill increasing
the allowance 10 WITNESSES in certain cases.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Cabell-That the Committee Of Courts report
bill fixing The ID Monday IN January, 1914, the
time at which the next General Assembly shall meet
Land on the table,
BY Mr. White-'rhai leave he given to bring in bill
to amend the entitled. act to incorporate The Lex
ngtion and pchbrdge County Savings Institution, and
and Ellzabethtown Savings nsciioh, IN the county of
Ohio, passed March oth, 1884.
PETITION
~ Mr. Bcnnott-Of citizens Of Pit,sylvana county,
asking that Dan River may be declared lawful fence.
By Mr. IInbard-Of alary &. Bondurant, asking the
passage Of an act authorizing her to sell a OF land
belonging to the estate Of her deceased husband.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the District Bill-Nr Watts in the Char.
When the Committee rose Saturday. the following
meadments by Mr. Powell. Of A.. were pending:
l. Take Norulb Borough from ia District aud attach
it to LIST District.
2 Take Petersburg from LIST District and add ii to the
I'd District.
3 Take Cumberland from % District, and add it
To the 4lh District
j. Take Amhers, from ih District, and attach itto
the 5Jh District.
5. Take Cupepper from 9Th District and attach it to
the 9th District
{. Take kng George from OH District, and attach ii
10 the Sth
/ Take NiGdlesex fOm tie slh, ard attach i: to the
9Th
Mr. Davis. of X. s q, moved that the vote be taken
all the amendments once. Tins provoked much
discussion in which Messr. Davis. Taylor. VERIFY Ed
munds, Srothtr, Powell Ui A., and Crutchcld par,ci-
paed.
The motion was lost, ayes 40 noes 50.
The question REQUIRED on taking Norfolk borough from
9TH Eastern Shore District aud attaching it the LIST
District.
Mr.. Daniel moved to amend by taking Prince George
from the LIST District and add il to the 2nd. lie intend
ed TO follow up his motion with another take Princess
Anne from the 1tlI aud add it 10 the LIST.
Mr.. Edmnnds, MIR. Taylor and Mr.. VERIFY opposed
the amendment-which supported by Mr. Daniel,
and rejected.
The Committee then proceeded to vote upon the a.
mendments of Nh Powell, of Amherst, each Of which
was resisted. and each Of which adopted. except
Two lastwhich were not acted upon before the Commit
tee and asked aud obtained leave 10 sit again.
The House adjourned.
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Donlf0tte fntsliiHener.

THE issrE crfoS LAw.-Willis Hall, distinguish
ed ,neaber Of The New York Legislature, has moved
n,s.laoa directing the Attorney General to bring the
sp-cson Law OF this State betJrs the Supreme Co0r,
at tho u Tie has made laboned speeches in lis
bhalf in the Of the animated dehaie th sub
tct In his second speech he cited case, savs the . !
laay Journal. (which occurred in 1871, when pennsy
va.:a demanded from iirgns The s,p cn.,- NJ fhree
,asa charged with siesling slave !. lie former State
sad which demand ssas resisted by Virginia on tho
gso,rsd that The efsace ohag ~ .ras mol a crime giih
the asaaiag t's Ceas'.ai.on efa O. !Statex This.
Uar readess VIII rene'i.f, precisely the position
tssen ey 1sse'n" Se sard when he refused 10
der the three men claimed BY Virginia"
The Wing thinks tins ii fact will be pretty fair
Offset 10 nias claims. adding that. it presuBcs il
the evidsncs exists. il can be ad4aced
Rich Com
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TINES IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Piits5urg American draws the following picture
of the times in Pennsylvania:
We find the greatest distress prevailing in all pars
I" VeansIvania IN regard TO mnaey an1 wthin our re-
cainetipa there was never ms uf greater sa.Iefnl
J., many OF the middle Counties there appear, ls alb
s"i'e OF money n any kind aud the ballof there exists
iha II has all taken up It's 'caon at the extremes
--Ptts5nrIh AMI Philadelphia. In many ofhose cum
ties We are to that debts paid in money! or no
sale male for H. and promises Of It gwen the taxes re
maui nneeilecied, aud that in where attempts
have been made tn compel payment Of these no bidders
were fUund and when the Officers ATTEMPTED 10 remove
fi' gois they were quietly, but daeisiyey told 10 de
ss ani "a manner and 40 evident temper IN the pub
lic nInd that Insured obedience
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LNNCEHHtEcG INSTITUTE FOR
I'OT.VG k.EDEES,
CONDUCTED
MIR AND MRS MEANY.

SSR. AND MRS. MEANY, thankful for the liberal
AVn patronage they have received, beg leave
nounce to the Inhabitants of Iynchburg and It's vicinity,
that the mex. session will commence Monday the
18th OF February next. Tbecourseo instruction full &
ellleient:-comprsng the various departments of Au-
clent and Modern Literature Mathematical and Nalu-
raj Sciences, best calculated deveope the powers of
the youthful mind and secure useful and finished edu-
Gallon.
The location ote School being generally and fvorably
known, is deemed unnecessary enumerate the many
advantages 1t enjoys,-he apartments large and
modious, aud supplied with the instruments necessary for
Illustrating the principles OF every department pursued
In the School. Parents who send children from dis
lance may have an opportunity of uniting the advanta-
res OF liberal and thorough education with cumorta-
bic and agreeable home; Mr. NJ has made arrange
ments to receive t,rere young Ladies -boarders
his family. whose moral habits and department will be
superintendent by Mrs. Meany, and command her care
and attention.
1er1nspcr Session Of n:ontas
Tuition in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic f.
Grammar. Geography, History, &c., pupils
under the age of Il years. SIP so
. Pupils over the age of II
years, - 90
" With Composition,
Rhetoric. Globes, Astronomy, Philosophy, ( II SO
Chemistry, Geology, &c.
Ancient and Modern Languages each, extra, ) 00
geometry, Algebra. Trigonometry, with the con-
s'racuon OF Maps, Charts Sc by the Scales
ertru, 5 90
Music with the Of Piano, two lessons per
week. 20 90
Board. including washing. sc. $40 per month, 50 90
. " No other ertra except for the OF Globes
Payable in advance.
REFERENCES.
II. ihe IT, Key }. Johns, Ep. Bishop of Virginia.
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson
:" James Doughen
8 ID. NJ. Wharton
CHARMS X RAFT Al II NJ
SAINT. Garland, Alexander Tompkins.
c. Dabney, d. Rodes. Esors.
Jan.rs Gafland. +, Fletcher.
Jan. ~ tsf
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C0RNSTAI.k 81 The manufacture Of Su.
gar FINN com stalks has teen attempted with
several p3fis of the United States. The Cincinnati
Chronicle n5dctsa specimen produced IN Wayne county
Illinois Ii States uiat the sugar we'll gmlncd, aud
good as the New ORLEANS sugar. II made with the
simplest And u machinery, constructed by carpenter;
aud ihe process Is sad 10 bc easy The calculation
that thousand pounds OF s sugar may be made foin
Al acre al Cunt Vt tins rae thu bu>ln will be profit
sbr aud cauuu but eIfn ncw and vast source OF pro-
dacueu 10 tn West The produce Of an acre in curn
sold GA the arn, aill not, says the Chronicle. average
The richest lands. twelve duars wear after year Ii
an acre of the same land viii produce thousand
Of sugar, al Tour cents per pound the ar, the pro
duct will bring iaHy dullafs. II IL SCARCELY probable
thai the cApea'e Ut manufacturing will absorb the dit.
ference between tiese prices.
The manuiictura oi SUGAR iTum the Beet has become
an extensive business II France. be sugar beet We
presume would gr1H very well Ia the lere ands vi
the Nest. Would u5t the experiment b., worth tryinpl
The proportion 81 sacchannc matter IN the sugar beet
nnst be greater ilnn HAT ot The stalk II We are
not wrong IN recollection OF statistics. the sugar crop
u rance lfnn the beet Is annually greater than the crop
oi Louisiana irpn The caue,
The production ct Sugaf from the corn stalk. if it
can become generally prhlahlr must tend greatly la
the enhancement Of the agricultural resources of the
West. Tins uew diver Ions Of an important staple, To
the ELECT 81 sseninE the mass OF bread sulls now
crowded iGo the mafh,l. and for which no sufficient
veal Is found. In prsporln diversity Of upaun
Is infniuced the danger of production any par
ucuar branch t Industry Is diminished. 1t is lhls gen
eral principle winch poois out tho proprely Of
aging domestic manufacture their extension by
auIdng employment 10 large portion OF the pupnla
ton NH" brcone CONSUMERS and producers nj bread
sus and provisions. the marked for agricultural
products 10 be- enlarged. Every variety ol produc
fan aids also N promoting the natiuna Independence it
increases our hOmo resources and wldrus the basis of
the national prosperity. BY the same means the arts
flourish, aud scope is gwen 10 the inventive genius Of
people.