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The FuSitiye Anderssn.

TORONTO, Feb 2.-The English writ Of habezs
corpus in the case Of the fugitive Anderson ar
rived In this town yesterday. The Chief Justice
Of the Common Pleas has also issued q writ Of
habeas corpus. As the prisoner 10 In the Brant-
ford Jail, the result remains 20 be seen. Both the
bench and the bar are unanimous In the opinion
that the Chief Justice Of England acts unwarrsnt-
ably in sending a writ TO be executed within the
iurisdict on Of the Chief yustice of Canada.
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Kentucky Legislature

LOUISVILLE, Feb 2.-Tbe State Senate has
passed resolutions appealing TO the southern states
to stop the revolution; protesting against Federal
coercion, and providing that the Legislature re-
assemble the oath Of pri 10 hear the responses
from sister States also in favor Of making an APP
plication to Congress 10 call a National Conven-
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Ceaylctisn Of yaekaIeW.

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 2.-TLe jury In the Jack
allow case came in to-day at noon, and rendered
verdict Of guilty of robbery, as charged In the
first count Of the Indictment. The prisoner was
indicted for piracy, committed on board the sloo p
Spray, below New York.
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North Carolina CenYeutisn.

RALEIGH, Feb 2-The subject Of State Con-
vention is the leading topic Of conversation here
Several members Of the Legislature have gone
home TO prepare for the canvass
Volunteer companies forming throughout
the State to be ready for any emergency except TO
aid coercion
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he AboIitioni.s and the Mayer of Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-One hundred citizens Of Al
bany have petitioned Mayor Thatcher 10 prevent
the meeting Of aboltionists In this city next week
for fear Of riot, he replies stating that he has
neither authority nor inclination 20 Interrupt free
dom OF speech; that he has no fear Of riot in the
orderly city Of Albany, and that the best way TO
give them no capital by creating an excitement
about them.
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HaLtlmera MARKERS

bALTiaoRK. Feb. I-FlouT active and firm;
Howard ST, Ohio and City Mills IS IS whest
steady; red 81 .3eal 80; white sIiOal.60 Corn
steady; yellow 6Osslc; rev white 66a69c; old do.
75c Provisions active and unchanged. Coffee
nrm; Rio IL xaI34c. whisky Arm at 1Sale &c
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Ere i'm lltou.

ALTON, Ill, Jan. 3I.-A fire this evening de-
stroyed the building occupied by VIM. NJ. Hart,
dry goods dealer, aud the grain warehouse Of L.
j. Cawson a. Co. Loss, s2s 600; fully insured
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.ri.f,cm gst,f>ru,

New YORK, Feb. 3-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall, has arrived, bringing
81 ST., 900 in specie from Caltfornia.
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Military

ST LOUIS, Feb. Major Bell, commander Of
the arsenal at this city, has been superseded by
Captain Joyce, who enters upon his duties Mon
day
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FfuaucfaI.

NEW YoRK, Feb 4.-Stocu lower. Chicago
and Rock Island san; Illinois Cerhsl shares 60 ;
Michigan southern 27k; New York Central "a;
Reading 80; Hudson r. r. 4o5i Va. es y; Mo.
6s 6i;:fressury twelves 10l y; Treasury tens eef;
Treasury 1Okb 100.
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Senatorial Nsminatioa.

ALBANY, Feb. The republican legislative
caucus nominated for u. 8. senator, In place OF
Mr.. Seward, on the tenth ballot, Mr.. Harris.
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New rerG e7srksta.
Nkw YORK, Feb. 4.-Flour dull Wheat dull
and dropping. Corn dull and dropping. Prcvls-
ions dull. Whisky dull at iec.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,


We
andrtherth
apart
on 1Ocepa
o
CotonO
great acifc
0L "Loho' " Shohs al very reduction frnep
would
You Get TpoD Dollars,
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LOCAL VS..

OF Though The STAR IN printed on the fsstest
steam prem In use south Of Baltimore. n. edition
&C large az TO require II 70 be pat TO press at an
ec'iy hour; Advertisements, Therefore, should be
zen; IN before Il o'clock m; stherwise they may
Hnt appear until the next day,
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Posr OFFICE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NATIONAL
WAsHINGToN MONUMENT Secretary C. Brent,
Esq, OF the National w ashington Monument So
cety, publishes a list exhibiting the names Of the
states which have responded to the call for con-
tontion boxes to be placed at the post offices in
Guiding the amount contributed by each State, as
foiIowR. - -
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ODD FELLOWS FUSERAL.-The Metropolis
Lodge, No 10. |. q o F., with Prosperi's band
paraded our streets Yesterday afternoon the occa-
sion being the funeral of Mr.. George K Cooksey
late presiding officer Of that lodge. At the house
OF the deceased they were met by large dele
cation of mechanics employed on the United
taken to the Cbrist's Church. where Rev Mr.
MOrsell Performed the funeral offices and preached
an approp late sermon. The exercises at the
church concluded, the corpse was conveyed to the
Congressional burial ground, where the remains
Were Inferred, the final sevIces at the grave being
performed by Chaplain r. 6. Campbell.
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ScTics.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 30 Inserted IN tbe BkLTnaoRE SUN are received
~ snd forwarded from The STAR once.
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MARRIED

On the nth January, in Keokuk, Iowa, WILL
LIAM N. Fl.ETChEK, formerly OF wsshingt on,
TO Miss MARIA J. SULLIVAN, formerly OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio. 80 .rt tFsF'.H .EI
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Commissieners from Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2.-The Governor has ap-
,ointed Commissioners TO Washington
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BOARDING.

STRANGERS DESIRING BOARD CAN RE
Peasant Rooms and excellent table. A few fabie
Boarders taken on reasonable terms I,o.atIon
aonyenle3t to the Public Departments. Inquire ct
Wv StoI OhCo. fe 4-3t
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CousHs-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary. bronchial and Asthnnafte
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early STAGES Of the disease recourse
Tfoehss," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatiOn OF the Throat be ever 90 slight, a. by this
precaution more serious attack may be efeetusy
varded OF. Public Speakers and Sisssrs will find
them efeotusl for clearing and streng thenlns the
voice. See advertisement. doll
To THE BE sure to read the sdvsr-
tsemept Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Puhier. in another column. II
PENNIES.
so re,sSns aest9s psn en-. T anr ssss hno 'nsh
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AsToNIsHING RIrT TauRi

-. ASTONISHING. BUT TRUEl
New Goods whom every body is crying hard tImes.
But 10 sells his goods st such low prices that the
Of CL0THlNG and FURNISHlNG GOODS,
yhch yill be sold = % Per cent less than thslr so
tnsl yslns AZ sMITn's. No. go seventh o.,
20 10 slEPHERDs. corner IT'D s.d D ,ts..
" for bargains BIN
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ASSAULTS AND BATTERY Saturday afternoon
Thomas Mcmahon, a stout laborer went to the
stables just erected on Judiciary Square for the
hight artillery horses, and demanded work of the
superintendent. Mr.. Naylor, who declined to EN-
ploy him Mcmahon, probably to impress Mr..
~. with an idea Of his fitness for employment,
drew large knife and assaulted him. He was
arrested by Policeman King and taken before
Justice Dom, who committed him to Jail forth
with John Graham was arrested by Watchman
O'Brien, for assault and battery on his wife-the
second time within week; he was also commit
ted 70 iail.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEG RAPHIO.
Virginia Election.

Especial dispatch 70 the star
ALEXANDRIA, Feb q. noon The vote 10, ear
dldates TO the State Convention, and upon tire
question Of referring the question Of secession "a
the people, has progressed very quietly In the
FIRST Ward, Brent (Union) leads funsten secs
non) Ten TO one; In the Second Ward, two % one
In the Fourth Ward nearly three 70 one IRE
vote ,ior reference TO the people" 10 well nigh
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ITO INVENTORS AND PATEETEEs
MUM & COMPANY
proPIiotOrs OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
Agents Tor procuring American and Foreign
VITA SirteeH Ysars' E1peytcnes ts rae Business,
Eefer 70 Hon. Judge Mason, Hon goseps Holt,
Hon. w ID. Bishop: Elk CommssIoners ofPatents,
and TO mora than fifteen thousand iwesn.ers who
have had business done through Murn& Co.'s Pat
emit Agency. -.
Pamphlet of Advice sent free BY mail
PsteEt Laws and Regulations, leo page co, IS cents
Ofoe-No. 81 Park Row, New York. WASH
inston of1ce-oorner + and Seventh sts., opposite
Patent Ofics de u eo7lt
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HOME TEsTIaoNY

From the Pinsbpg United Presbyterian.
We have tried Hostetter's Stomach Buffers for
dy spepsia, and speak fsvoraby of its effects,
and have no hesitation in commencing them to
those suf ring from any de0Iity of the KIDD.
From the PittsbHrg Post, August q. 1853.
HOsrETTER's BITTERs.-rhese Bitters haze OBJ
In all parts Of the country. They an admirable
remedy for a great variety of stomach diseases 1t
is sufice1t evidence of its beneicial character to
observe the immense quantities of it shipped by
Msssrs. Hostetter 4 Smith, the proprietors to all
points in the country.
From ths Pitfsburg Gazetts, Angnst Is, 1858.
Knowleds Is gained by experiences, and, though
We have heretofore dealt very little in medical
preparations, We are compelled in Justice to the
manufacturers to say that Hosts;tsr's Stomach
Bites has been the means ofouring us OF severe
attack of dyp pepsia, and has removed pain in the
stomach in very short time.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. js % cost
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=, ksSeIyed thls day lAfBe inyolcs Of SILvER-
Card snd Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Sugar and Cream SPOONS; Napkin Rings; Butter
Knives, in sets snd single X lives and Eoeks.. in
and Dinner Castore; Double and Single salts; q
large variety Of Plain, Chased, and Gilt Goblets,
eut regard to original cost At from 81 go, and
ysrreLted TO be what they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent. less than they oal be bought.
js Is xRE 500 Pa. sv., bet 9Th and 10th sta.
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Ladies, Call Early
EEBDtEs S SRIEsSAt 81 s sFSsEE
No. Ne: s sSs PENNNAA:: AVENUE AVENUE.
Beautiful Jewelry.
you CAN TAX: YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY
ONE DnLGAR.
GGSSkAI LIE S TMIs sET Tsirs,
R K ER RomAS St Mosaic SETS.
k.yA and BEAD SSTS
CAMEO and GoLn STONE SETS,
PHkfg sSkb SETS SETS,
BOQUET and RIBBON SITS,
L L.kBiEss, NNkESSkkL as Frs
ccH HItPkES's S NFkMk fGInIAINs,
GENTS VEST CHAINS,
GENTS WATCH KEYS.
GENfs s sfa EVE fnf Bi EFHtSs and STUDS
F EENss sEEy fssS f fFEEESi sf6oN.,
Every thing in the store new and perfect and
III Erery article nanxfae Ersd for the ,ersia,
reiail trade, and warranted TO b, the same quality
Is is retalled from Eve to thirty dollars each
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
As this great sale continues but q short time,
persons desiring TO supply themselves with Jevelry
a. these unheard oil prices VIII please call early 81
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
500 Pennsylyanls avenue,
IL Remember the Number-s0l-as we have
mo- connec.ien with others. protesting to sell At our
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CIRCUIT CoURr-In this court to-day the cas-,
of Sibley Guy vs.. Clement Woodward, was OF
trial; an action to recover pro rata share of ex
peDse Incurred in building party wall.
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OLD FASHION SocIABLE.-By reference to our
advertisement columns, our readers will notice
that the affair Of the season of which we made
mention some two weeks ego being under
weigh, viz: an old fashion, sociable reunion, 10
advertised to come of on Thursday evening next
at the Assembly Rooms. From the character of
the gentlemen who have the management, with
th" remembrance Of the perfect success Of similar
affair at their bands last year and the knowledge
that the proceeds will help to feed and clothe the
orphans, We feel an assurance In prophesy ing a
pleasant party and pecuniarily handsome profit
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u l. l. Il o Ii T. GU VEN
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT "a
SOCIETY, "a
At TEMPERAREE HALL. SzA
On MONDAY, February 4th, 1861.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman aud
lall67.
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.wHAr TIE MAYOR OF WLsHISGrON WILL
10 ,,-Undsr this head the Washington cores
Dondent of the New York Times says:
a. am assured that witness before the House
T,...on Committee testified 20 a declaration, by
Msyor Berret that IL Maryland seeded be would
DIV, 90 this city 50 far as be was concerned "
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Axxxrsa train Of cars was run yesterday for
the purpose Of accommodating the western DELE DELE
gates 10 the Convention In session today at VIII
t.,ds, Hall The train arrived here aoout3 p m
Bringing large number Of delegates
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Sheep and Dogs.

4 friend from the upper portion
Of the State writes very complaining
iy oil sheep and dogs. No wonder
lie complsinsl We hope these con-
plants will increase until our law
makers are forced TO do the work
ing man justice. The Yankees,
Black Republicans, all combined,
were never greater curses to the
South than are the hounds and curs
(whelps generally that roam over
the country. in connection with the
odious and Ubiquitous law compelling
farmers to fence cut the coyetOus
m4n's stock.
We pray The legislature TO levy
tax Of $40 on every dog; giving a
premium Of 81 on every scalp, fn-
ing the owner OF said dog (scalped)
So, and abolish all ience laws. There
are hundreds and thousand Of dogs
owned in the State BY men who are
BARELY able to feed their families s.
too many owned by people too indo
lent to work or think.
We paid in Cincinnati, some years
ago, 500 for a full blood ram ant
eve (2l00 each) and five half bred
ewes. Hunters, passing through our
premises. left.lence down, dogs gave
sheep a scare, and We lost by ont
days hunting. of the idle and indO
len. Country Gentlemen, both the
pure bred, With several of OH flock
Within a few years, celebrated
water dog destroyed three or foul
ewes, Worth SO, each, Who ha!
the mel re 10 attempt an introduction
Of good sheep when such destruction
has been endured? 1t seems tina
our law makers never think of TIT
planting interest, which gives then
sustenance-too many lawyers aDt
politicians. They are afraid Of Of
Tending the dog followers and fence
law men. The idea of men Tin thi
: day. driving their stock two, three
ard FIVE miles to the range, and &
crown all, sending a negro to mind
them, as if negroes never slep'!-
What management Southern Rura
Gentleman.
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farm ann Garben,
Transplaaiiag EVersreens.

The late Mr.. Downing. So distin-
saiShed for fee taste in Landscape
gardening, was great advocate for
everereens. His preference vas for
hemlock. white pine, Norway spruce
aud bslsam fir. The latter-is easily
iransp anted, anu has a dark green
foliage at all seasons of the year.
The month of May or the begin
ming Of June, is held to be iayora.
ble period for tian-plantipg ever.
greens. The following is method
rvcommendt d for this purpose by
the Baltimore Rural Register: "A
moist, cloudy day should be selected,
and care must be taken that the eX-
uemely sensitive fires which con-
stitute the principal mass of the
roots shall not be exposed, even in
tue process of removal from the
nursery to the lawn, TO the action
OF the sun and air. as th,ir vitality
principally depends upon their being
kept shaded aud moist. The great
error which unskillful planters have
committed in attempting to get ev-
ergreens to grow, has been the depth
10 which they have set them in the
ground. Thy should Invariably be
planted shallo;c, although the soil
beneath should, first of all, be deep
~ stirrt d. Mr.. Bright, of the Logan
Nursery, (Philadelphia,) advocates
smfaee planting for all kinds Of trees,
aud the success which be has met
with in this practice certainly appears
10 establish the tyuth Of his theory
In tranSplantlng eyergreens Of four
OF four and a hall feel high, he takes
them out Of the nursery with balls
tf earth eighteen inches deep and
two feet in diameter. They are
set on the surface Of tie Ld'rn, in cav
lilies of well loosened soil; the cavi,
ties themselves being not more :han
three or four inches deep. The ball
Of the earth. therefore. which iucloses
the roots of the cv,rgreen thus
planl' j, is still raised above the sur.
rounding surface some twelve iuches
They are. however supplied @ih good
loan, 10y which a mound is formed
and the ground is kept mulchcd for
two years. THIS method is well
worth trial
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Wiss anu Qthermise.
TIE LITTLE ONES,

Do you think how much a clild
does in day. How, from sunrise
to sunset, the dear little feet pa,ter
around, to US, so aimlessly. Climb.
ing up here, kneeliog down there,
running to another place, but never
still. Twisting aud turning, rolling
and reaching and doubling, Us if ties.
ting every bone aud muscle for future
uses. 1t is very curieas 10 watch it.
One who does so maxwell understand
the deep breathings o! the rosy
little sleeper, as with one arm tossed
over its curly head, it prepares Tor
the next days gymnastic. Tireless
through the day. ill that lime comes,
as The maternal love that so patiently
accommodates itself, hour after hour,
TO its thousand wants and caprices.
real or fancied.
A busy creature is a little child
To be looked upon with awe as well
as delight, as its clear eye looks trus-
tingly into faces that to God and
man have es,ayed TO wear mlsk.
As il sits down in its little chair to
ponder, previously, over the white lie
you thought it funny to tell it.
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HAPPY WcMAN-Men make ter.
rlble mistakes when they marry for
beauty, for talent or for style - the
sweetest wives are those who possess
the magic secret cf being contented
under any circumstances. Rich or
poor, high or low, it makes DO differ
enct; the bright little fountain Of joy
bubbles up just as musieally in their
hearts. Do they live 10 log cabin?
The freight that leaps on its hum
bic hearth btcc mes brighter than the
giIded chandeliers III I'M Aladdin
palace.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
I,lIIs.AsnEg.RE1HA

4 Benevolent Institution established By specio
Endo'ome'lt, for tie ReLicf Of the Sick an.
Distre ,se}, afflicted s0iM T1,u'ent and Fri.
.d'mic Disease, and especially for lie cure O
Diseases Of the Seruol Organs
Rs EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by tn,
Iva Acting Surgeon TO all who apply b,
letter. with description of their condition
Gage, occupation, habits OF life, SCI and il
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnisbe,
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rh@a, and other Diseases of the Sexua
Organs. ard on the NEW REMEDIES en-.
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptable.
Address DR.. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. B,
order of the Directory.
EZRA ID. HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FhlRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. 95--l2m.
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A MoDEsT ANNoUS CEMENT. - The
editor of the Auburn Advertiser
takes the following delicate methed
of announcing that be has, ia dicer' S
phrase, thrown doublets:
The county ofCayuga. according
to the census, had 5000 souls. =
We have r, ceived information Of the
most reliable nature, which authori.
Zes Us to assure the census Marshal
that he may make the figures 55,7li.
and charge tie sumo to The Second
Ward"
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RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.
The Only Nangfactory of Type
on SOUTHERN SOIL
SOUTH OF BALTIMORE

fETHE PROPRIETORS of the above e.-
tabllshme nt have also united with their
Fouadry complete Printers FURNISHING
house. having on hand or furnishing to
order every article requisite for a Printing Of
nee, from Bodkin 10 Ten Cylinder Press.
type and Printing material from anv Foun-
dry North furnished when required. We can
and VIII manufacture at Richmond, as good
an article, aud at the same specimen prices. as
any Northern Foundry, We respectfully So
!icit the patronage of the South.
WALKER. PELOUEE g. co.
we refer you to every printer in this city.
we oeeslre every newspaper in the South
to copy this advertisement for one month
sending us one copy of their paper, and re-
eel We their pay for such advertisement mon
purchasing five times their bill from us.
June o-lm. W., P.& Co.
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Father said lady Of the new
school to her ipduigent spouse, as he
renowned his PIPE after supper one
evening. you must buy our dear
Georgiana an English Grammar and
Spelling Book; she has gone through
her Ere nch, Latin, and Greek, music,
drawing and dancing, and now she
must commence her English studies.