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BOARDING..

nOARDING-Three gentlemen eau be accom-
h modated with rooms and board at 17O West
FOuth.st. mh5.dF
nOAh DlkG-A few ladies OF gentlemen eau be
accommodated with rooms and good boarding,
81 1902 Walnut-sfp bet. fihh and Sixth. fs2s-fS
DOARUIkG-A nice trent room, with gas,
Hb kuiiable for a family Tan accommodate 9
SyoamOre.st. mhT-b'
DOARDlNG-A lady and gentleman, or two OF
II three single gentlemen. can secure board in a
private family By applying at 1S9 Meund'st, be
tween Court aud Clark. mh4'd"
nOARDING- Several gentlemen can De ae-
HI cnmmOdated with plea ant front rooms, with
every convenience gao bath, etc with or with
ont board. Also, q few dag.beardsrs. Apply ut
q Eim-st, abeTe Fourth. Location desirable.
~ lmh6-d'1
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RESIDENTS of Mount Auburn, Avondale,
Walnut hills, and other suburban towns will
be interested in the champion" advertised
by Mr.. W. R. Fullerton, No. I Burnet House.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS P~RocEEDIEds.-
The following bills were signed for payment
by the Commissioners, yesterday morning;
To P. B. Gloon, bread for Jail, $72 "a; 70
@. Klein & Co, corn-meal for same, SIT 80;
Moore, Wilstach & Keys, for stationery, 80
25; Cost TO Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas,
$63 OF; to Dan Engle, work on Cleves and
Bridgetown Road, Sc; to John Laurens
oats for Work. house, Ii 20; to GGzett'
Company for advertising, $ls 7ei total
Sl9lOl.
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REMovAL.-J.L L. Hickman, the wellknown
Note and Real Estate Broker, has removed
from College Building to No. 60 West Third
street,
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Simon Saunders, q famous old English
publisher, formerly. Of Saunders, Otley b
Co, has recently died at the age. Of eighty
four yeaus. He was intimate With many dis
tinguished authors, from Sheridan down. %
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ooMMoN pLrAs,

The recOgnizance Of w. H. WoodalI, in
dicted for stabbipg, was forfeited.
Several witnesses were sworn to gobefore
the Grand Jury. 20
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

The Rev. E. T. Robinson will preach this
evening in the High.street Baptist Church.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

WASTE OF WATER-Fnss LmpOssd.-The
immense waste Of water which has been al
lowed TO 60 unchecked for a long time, has,
since new machinery was found necessary,
attracted the attention of the Board and
Superintendent and some four or FIVE per-
sons doing business near the corner of John
and Poplar. streets were yesterday fined the
sum of $40 each for allowing water to run
to waste from their hydrants. Many allow
the water to flow away at night, and when
the waste, as in the above cases, falls into
sewers, without running into the street. the
abuse continues for some time without de-
lection, but when found out they are sure to
be dealt with as they should be.
We have been shown some experiments on
the amount of water discharged from a half
inch nozzel, which exhibited surprising re-
suits. Such al opening, on the upper level,
will discharge 1881 gallons of water in
twenty four hours, and this, at thirteen cent
per 1000 gallons, amounts to $T73 80 per an
mum. A few fines will be found more effect
ual in furnishing a supply Of water than
new engine. tA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

David Garrick made his fret appeaFen'
at the s0Oodman's Fields Theste1 Lotao'
in l76a as "Richard the Thru ha4 .o9
his farewell as Don Felix "a ~
in l710s ~ Haasunt ftrifsftD elfl
| tE.essia : na1 t5'd j l4aes44
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e WANTs," IRON SALE" "FOR RENT"
"LosT,r "FoVND,u "BOARDTNg," eo.-Ad-
Hteftisemenfs coupiagsRdsr these h%eadin0s, not eroeed-
ing fec lines, ufi Be inserted thrice for 35 cents.
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SEE advertisement of S. Meuken / Sons.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

To encourage the formation Of Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERS will DO sent to ono address for NINE
DOLLARS, and q greater number In that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS ID q complete Family
Journal, second, in the merit and variety Of its
contents, to no paper in the country. This, and
the low price at which IL d offered, especially 70
Clubs, is expected to give It a large circulation,
both North and South.
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL INTERNATIONALLY Henry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st., March g.;
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MUSICAL

NEW HIUsIC.-WEsTERN BELLE
y pretty Polka Of me- CISa, SS,sfsI
dium difficulty. Price Csc. forwarded Mv NVSlcN
BY, mail, free Of postage). just pub A
u"su JoHN CHuRoH Jr.
Publisher Of Music AND Importer Of Mu6ical Iu-
struments, 60 West FouTth.s st, mh6
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RFENSII4AEMHIGNT ,RR9FIEGESRF = co.
ERNFRAL INTRLLIGFNCK OFRIOR.
PERSONAL.


DRRsONAL.-n Mr.. ii. TAYLOR, barber, of
Aurora, Ind VIII please call between l aud 2
O'Clock on Thursday, the 18th inst, at the clothing.
store Of Mr.; Rosenberg, Central,aYenue, between
George and Seventh. SITS , east side, he will obliss
the UNDERMINED. MRS. Q. RUPP. mh7-a'
DBRsONAL-W. KENT& Co, manufactures
= OF ladies'. sentiemen'G Misses and childEen's
east Of Race. The work Is all done by competent
hands, and Is Yerrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else Ia the eitB. ja27-tf
. nRRsONAL-Home for Infants or Ladies, pre-.
yious %, during and after ,eonHnemepti a
short distance from the city Medical attendance
and every comfort on reasonable terms. Perfect Sc
creey observed, Address Box 1884, Post0fice,
Cincinnati. n. B. Letters, to insure a reply, must
contain a postage stamp. fe2i7x
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted Of the body
u of WIbLIAM HENDERSON, who fell on the
steamer Boz tona, at the river, on Saturday, the I'd
inst and was drowned. Had on three shirts, q
white flannel undershirt, a striped cotton, and a
blue oyershirt, and two pair Of pauts and a vest is
% years old, feet 9 or Z inches high; complexion
hight, hair long and sandy. Any Information con-
e5rplRg he body wilt BE- thankh!ly. received by
Pearl-tt. NH b
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ITO B6AhDING-HOUsE AND HOTEL
Undersigned will furnish help
and domestics at a reasonable rate They are now
fully prepared to accommodate hotels aud boarding.
houses. and private families. Please call at the
General Intelligence Office, 241 Ninth st, noar
Central aV. fmh7.ol b.. B0FIEGER a 90.
DENJAMIN r q 90,
~ UNITED STArIS LAND AGENCY, No. 941
Nt2th;st., near CeutraLayIMlSS0Ukl lands
so 600 acres Of fine selected Lands in divers counties
Of the southeastern and western part of Missouri,
which lands we can sell at a fair price. Win guar
antee the titles and procure the patents, II request
ed We have also a number of Farms in Illinois.
Iowa, ladiana and Ohio. and some large tracts of
Land in Tennessee and Wisconsin. Persons wish
ipg to invest money safely will please call at our
ONCE. tnh2-fl b. &~C0.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
~ No al Ninth st near Central-av The I'M
designed have .reOpened the above office for the
convenience Of the public in general, and are pre-
pared to supply families, hotels and boarding
houses with help, etc. None will be seut from this
Office without recommendation, as we have made 1t
q stIict rule in our office. Persons Wishing to en-
ploy servants will please give us q call. We hope,
by acting on fair aud honest principles, to gain the
mh2-f BENJAMIN BoFINGER & 90.
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poruInr Advertlsements.

Ehe CfnoigHati DAILY PhEss e ne uatHrol organ Of
labor AID employment N nis CIV. The Jacilaies Of
communication whioh u furnishes between iaborersand
employers, aud boh0een capital and industry, by ineaHs
of is large cireaiatoa aud oheop Advertisements, sup
ply me people nth a convenience 'shich has only 70 Be
frisi 10 b appreciated A brief advertisement On he
DAiLY PRIss places ne Object before many thousands
of bo1 lob0Yers aud employers, aud Of buyers aud
sellers.
Ansters 10 advertisements may be received at he o0ce
Of The DAILY PRiss, sealed, and addressed 10 names,
initials or NpntIcrs
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CITY FNANCEs.-The City Auditors re-
port to Council, for the week ending March2,
exhibits the following condition of the City
nraasvrv.
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WWTANTED-PoRTER-A German, OF steady
abits, a. porter at the Henrie House, Third-
g. Apply Immediately. mhT-bF
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Two CHILDREN DESERTED BY THEIR
MoTHER.-Day before yesterday, a middle
aged woman, who stated that she was from
Baltimore, went to the Ninth. street Station
house and requested to leave her children, a
girl of eleven and a boy ofnine years of age,
till their father, who, she said, was working
at Morris's Pork house, should call for them.
The officers, fearing that all was not right,
demonstrated, but she persisted, and finally
left them and departed, as she said, for Balti-
more. Search was Immediately instituted
for the father, but he could not be found, aud
the Mayor was compelled to take the child
rem in charge, and provide homes for them.
They will go to the country with a gentle.
man now in the city.
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NEWn PE99KS FOR TUE 9BGAAEs11THE

~ MODEhN buhOlb fOh Tdh OhGAN "A
new, progressive and practical method, Comprising
a history and description OF the Organ, elementary
instruction, exercises and yoluntaTies in all styles OF
PLAYING ne organ without peds'sG pedal PLAYING
20 all occasions, By John zundei, 0rgAnist and
director OF Musie u Plymouth Church Brooklyn,
mh6 60 West f0urth-Bt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

Mr.. CoNwAY's LECTURE LAST NIGHT.-The
lecture on the West regarded the Occident
as the realization of the dreams of the ORR
emit a new birth of mankind; the renewal
of its youth its emancipation from the tor
por of custom, the chains of conventional
ties and superstitions, and the beginning of
a new and higher development Of the hui
man race. The present roughness of West
ern character the lecturer regarded as the
evidence and promise of force and its
tendency to excessive liberty, to the first
wildness of freedom from a pOlice-detective
morality.
The lecturer began with the beautiful
fable of Prometheus, and an application Of
the Rllegory to human development. II
gave comparisons of the features of Euro
pean, New England-especially Boston
and Western social life, and closed with q
| glowing tribute to the political power of the
West, and a prophetical vision of its future
greatness and its bright promise tor the ele-
walton of mankind.
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~ VHRTl6H Il In ne RREsa where YeuE Awe.
eis@iss WI :: %sE: WI g = s:s $500 sass z q
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Coal dealers.

SEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED at the office of Public Schools until 10
o'clock NJ. on the 18th instant, for furnishing and
delivering, at the different school. houses of the city,
from twenty-five thousand to thirty five thousand
bushels Of the best qualify. of fougbiOgheny Goal
By order of the Board II Trustees and Visitors OF
Common Schools of Cincinl att.
mh6f W. II. HURLBUT, Clerk,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

EOR SALE-PBINTING oFFICE-On account
H of i'll health, the proprietor Of a Democratic
newspaper, located in one of the most fourishins
towns in Indiana, (of 1900 inhabitants,l offers for
sale his entire printing office, consisting of all
kinds of material necessary to publish a newspaper
- a good. subscription list, advertising and good
will of the concern, together with an extra fine
assortment Sf new and fashionable job type, &c.
Also, a new Lawyer job Press. The paper Is in
successful operation. Terms very reasonable, aud
only o few hundred dollars cash down required.
Fer further particulars inquire at Press Office, be-
tween 2 and 3 p. Nj, until Thursday, March 7.
lmh5-c'
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U AIMED sIirATION-As Ladies' Nurse.
Address. No. 500 East Front-st. The bsst
of references given. mh6.bS
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"ANT ED-GIRLs--Two Protestant girls TO
wash and iron. Wages 81 per week. Address
nj. D.. ! . Press Office. mh7.bN
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REGISTER

Acknowledgement, Louisville Forest Queen.
Madison; Magnolia, MaysyiIle; Lancaster Ne; =
Neville; Cricket No. p Marietta; Ohio No. ., Mar
ietta; Lady franklin, Memphis.
DepdrtTes-Tel graph, Louisvlle; Forest Queen.
Madi on; Magnolia, MAY svilie; Lancaster No q,
Neville; Cricket No 2, Marietta; Neptune, Mona
Phisj Aurora, New Orleans; Iowa, New Orleans.
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"ANTRD-GIRL-A girl to do the Homework
OF a sinai family. Inquire at No. 930
Nilh.st., bet Plum and Oentral-av. mh7. bt
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WANTBD-sTTUATlON-In a hotel or small
bcarding-house as cook. Address MARY,
at this Office. mh7.bS
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NEWPORT NE VS..

balance earrlea . February aeooua..... sa,Il:
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WUANTFD-GARDBsBR-Oau at the store Of
w A.. kBGLEY, III Walnut st at twelve
o'ctDck ThurefpV. NJ. mh7-bN
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HOUND TERRIER-A slut, which the owner
II can have by calling at 2IS Findiay-st, and
paying charges. mhf-bt
COMMUNICATIONS up, large white Barnog
y Hog. The owner ean get IL b. calling on JOHN
MCCARTHY, on Cherry alley, between Central-Ry.
and Plum. st., proving property and paying charges.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

Tor sALE-1OQ 600 sTBAwBERRY
- VERY low, Choice varieties. APP
ply TO JOS. OABLIN, Colerain Pike, near Oum-
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Well
lighted, in any part OF the city. Rent not to
tNeo1 s. OF 81. No children. Address, with terms,
ne, WIDOW PostUhice. mh7.bP
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NV NTEn-TO RENT-A house with or Q
W TNoms, in "a good location. Call at my office,
10. 8 West Third st., from S to 10 A. NJ, and | to
sP. NJ. W. n. DORA. mh7-b"
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AN AnTHU-By a person Of experience, a situa-
tiOn TO 90 plain sewing, or chamber or houses
Merk in n small family. Address SEAMSrRESS,
Press Office. mh7.be
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TOR sBBE-BO ARDING. HOUSE Doing q
y go d business, with bar attached, together with
a,four.years, lease and good fixtures. Apply at2O2
Walnut-st., between Fin and sixth. mh6 n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-05
CAMP WYATT De.

..
meeting Of thu Dupln Turpentne Toys, held on the
night the Is uIt.. j. Strickland called TO the
chair Lieut. anie Teachey called uoon to act as sec
rotary and Lieut. Cornelius johnson, John J. Carr and
-- appointed committee to draft resolutions
The committee and alter short absence the fol-
lowing was presented and unanimously adoped-viz:
WHEREAS by the interpretation of Divine Providence we
called upon the loss Of companion and
brother SOLDIER in arms, Obed Carr Therefore
ResOiusd, ls That acknowledge and bow obedience
Advise Ruler. but cannot nut feel that
we heen oerct Of good and worthy associate who
had msnflY forth dfeRd his country honor; and
in the death br.ther have sustained a
HIGH tho country citizen and It'll
fu soldier. nj fhe Church of whic he member a
pious and exemplary christian.
H. That offer sympathies to the family and large
relatives the deceased has lett to
his loss and loss has been his eternal gain
token of respect that the usual BADGE of
mourning for thirty days.
Sd That copy Of these resolutions be sent to the family
of the deceased.
4h That these solutions be published in the Whining
ton Journal an4 9orh Carolina Presbyterian.
/. J. STRICKLAND ., Chm.
lie EpC'v-
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BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In late article in Frazef'
Magazine this brief but beautiful and true passage o.
ours
Education does not commence with the alphabet IL
begins with mothers look with fathers smile OF
appreciation or sign of reproo-with sisters genus
torbearance a handful of flowers in green an
dainty meadow-with birds nests admired, but ~
touched-wth creeping ants and almost impercepn.tsS
emmets-with humming bees and glass beehveS-Evtu
pleasant walks in shady lanes and with thoughts deC
ed in sweet and kindly tones and words to natue, ~
acts of bene Violence to deeds OF virtue and TO the ou
of all good--to God himself
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A,o.hAc HrIiIIanr Arn1x yerneuaI

More Laurt5y for North Carolnno-A Yankee Corotry
Regiment Utterly Routed acih loss Of LOG Killed
and 26 Taken PrisoneyS.-We have the qualification
Oh announcing upon uDquestobabe authority, the COM
pete Of skirnish beyond Manassas, in which
the First North Carolina Cavalry Regiment played
distinguished part.
On Tuesday morning last, at early dawn, Colonel
Robert Ransom with large body OF his cavalry, who
now occupy advanced position near Centrevie start
ed out on scouting expedition. They had proceeded
but few miles wbep they fell in with the Third Penn
sylvania Cavalry Regiment, Commanded Col. Averill.
At tie command of their leader, the North Carolini-
ans made dashing charge upon the Hessians killing
LOG ard taking 26 prisoners; also, large number of
horses, and uipments
The Pennsyvanans were utter routed, and fed in
Bull Run style, leaving their dead and wounded On the
field. Strange to state, not on our side was lost
This is certainly OF the most gallant and remarka
bic affairs of the kind which has occurred during the
war, and Col. Ransom has quickly for himsel a
distinction OF which he may be proGd. We congratu-
late him and the noble Old North State upon the
brilliant result Of his expedition.
Petersburg Erp7eSS.
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RAIN-SNow-H Ally yesterday a miserably
wet day-it raned here from early in the morning till
late last night coming down towards the last exceed
ngly heavy. The vino was also very heavy a! cut 3
or O'Clock this morning. We learn that some of the
tents of the 28th Regiment were blown down. This
morning early we had slight sprinking of snow.
The telegraph informs US that STOW storm had been
prevailing in Richmond tor FIVE hours up to ten o'clock
last evening, and had not stopped.
We learn that in Augusta, Ca, they had heavy
hail storm abo@t o'clock, P. NJ yesterday.
The wind this morning is from the North-the at
mosphera is quite cold, with appearances OF snow
cloudy.
P. S-The sun has come out, and it bids fair for 6
clear day but cold.-Daily Journal Sd inst.
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To MAKE GOOD B1scU1r.-Take one quart q nou ~
half tea-spoonfu Of salt, the size of hen ess
sweet lard and cold water, and mix to pror bo.t
tence, so as to make stiff dough then WIZ, I;stprs
with the end edge of smoothing troy uS' .bo hand
rise in the dough then make and sbar WIN 1 ,n The
biscuit will be white in the ins light IT,. well ro 5G3s
spoDgy and wholesome but if ed out WITH b0 cps ro but
not spongy If biscuit arprerred p 1ass LARD These
aey herd temper them h more or less ADrust and
biscuit will keep sound IN @U tbar sons in the army
@e1f bs s nsy os9 seS crunbd Butter
aod 5r %ss m nss Gbe the Quantity but would likely keep
sound nng Get dressed poplar o a44 the dough o.
inches two feet to 6ea tSe sn sreat secret
and to bt the dough long and wen 10 sbord never be
used n biscuit the human stomach being an unn' '''F
koa1e.-Southern Rural Gentleman.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CAMP NEAR RALEIGH Nov. 18th, 1861.
MesSrs. Fulton d Price: Permit me to acknowledge
through columns the receipt Of the following articles
for the company: Mrs w Faison blankets s.,
Mrs Pearsall blankets, comfort and pillow; MISS
Lucy Pearsa. pr socks Miss Emma Pearsal pr socks
Mr. Henry r Kernegay blanket 10 pr socks Mr. Osborn
Carr, pr socks Mrs William Herring. Daudb!e bundle
Miss Anna Bryan, pr socks; Miss Rachel Moore, par
ks Mrs David Brown pr socks Miss Mary Oates pr
Miss Wick Blunt, pr socks Miss Kitty Miller pr
socks Susan, (save) belonging to John Bryan par
Warsaw % Shirts 3 pr socks, II TT dra"er Miss
Amira Faison pr socks, shirts; Miss Fanny Loen
pr socks Miss Num-, Or socks; Mrs Thomas Hi blan
kets towei; Mrs Daniel Bowden, blanket. towe Mrs
Sally Hodges comfort towel; Mrs W Falson pair
drawers. towels; Miss Sarah Hi pr yarn socks; Mrs
DR. Jas W Blunt, pr socks.
TO these estimabe ladies would return most pro-
found thanks A. 6. MOSELEY. Capt.
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Sail.

We are pleased to see that Mr. Woodfa, from the
ordinance to the Convention embodyng all the main
features of the plan proposed by time since in
the Journal.
He estimates the deficiency for the year least three
hundred thousand bushels of which the saltworks at
Abingdon Virginia cannot supply oushe 10 ten
We must look to the sea-ct asst The committee think
that abundance be procured on the coast by
boiling. at this of the year, less than
81 per bushel The report accompanied by an or
dinance approx Rating 100000 to b. used in erecting
and furnishing the necessary works These works to be
under the control of salt commissioner and the salt to
be furnished to the people of the State at cost ncud
ing the prices of transportation.
We do not know what has been done with the ordi-
nance which introduced on Wednesday last and laid
over under the rule for consideration on Thursday.
We trust that action will be taken promptly.
We in the hog killing season, and it will soon
be 1t is true that not much will be lost
by slight delay, the crops have been album
dant, and the hogs will weigh in few weeks than
if killed earlier but there must be limit to this delay
very serious loss will be the consequence For our
own part, although general thing we opposed
to the State or the community becoming competitor
in any business against private enterprise where private
enterprise is adequate, much prefer that the State
should restrain extorton by bringing the supply up to
the demand, rather than by axng arbitrary prices to
commodities, with the almost certainty Of inadequate
supply at any price If the law could force every bush
e OF salt IN the State into maj kct at dollar sack
that would not increase the quantity, make up Tx
existing deficiency OF three hundred thousand bushels
The emergency IS here Individual 'enerprise il made
quae TO meet it. The State can step in well in re
gard to the self to be made, she already las done
regard to the public works which it is to be car
ried, ard the same justification applies-th
necessity OF tie and the inadequacy OF lndviiua
enterprise.