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P"IcE5 AGD SALES OF s1ClKs IL NEW YoEK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER SOE. Etgc1, aaI r Brokers
- South s.. .flpr


The Illinois Central Company reports for January
double the aggregate Of business of January last wear
The gain in traffic is sevcnyfve per cent the sale Of
land fourfcld and nearly fifty per more collections
in the Land Office. His announcement comes stimuli.
aneously with the advCe Of the panic and fan in prices
IN Loaol' ""d the shares have decliGcd to-day seven
per cent from the extreme point
returned to this country likely to find bu ersnoy,
that the roads cut Of floating de.-and will pyohshrs-
show the largest land sales and collections this yer las
ever had.
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cnrToN CULTIVATION AFR1cA

o, >,
EA'."ct rom an address "eil'erId oy Nh fe-
therick at the cotton saIesroom in Liverpool:
When, according ta my crude calculations, unas-
sisted with instruments, | believed had arrived
near the equator, | learned that the southern cy-
trcmity Of the Nean Neam territory was defined bv
a large river. the course &C which was distinctly
described as flowing from the east towards the SET
ting sun Considering that cur KNOWLEDGE artaDds
oaa+ ;., e. q ,tsRea FROG, -
t;nr of tbe No; % i, W 80 4b 'o -
other streams is brt cnriacfnTe I or, induced r.
haIiavn that tEis reoorfad rircr ,nrI+ hn g;tke q
larga ,rihmtarr n thr (,n r sa,,, ,r, m tb,
Of ,Io iarrro sfro.,,s ~ li;s3,bro t1 -
the Sonfh Atlantic Ocaa1 If - 70 ,I,is jar( and
,,ari.oLIo TO IN tho mo-. n,.,+,,I rat - {Fi,
tIo, Iol- f,d ~ ttI; ~ @ W -.
ain;I 6;oa, - o,,,,ot; I;.b = T;iL -
co,n,Grc ia ckoIraj sc,nh - ic;hed Ii%
h., ,,roroJ IN Isod fr,, 70 airJ ;, - i.t
IF f,ertToi hfics tba ,,bl 7 lr ti ~ a'',,
~, in oJltia ~ 80 s,,o t,'0 80"
in}ro oogtco e,,,,1 iiib I bto;
o - % o,, r :''.' ,, l, ~
to indiqr"6har have aj,o ;scerod ~,cI;1"
and with re1ard tn cottoc tLo,, yg,,Id 5Isa,5
thai Dr. Iiyio@sione stated III in lis Gn5rtar If
Africa he fnnTd ndircno,Is ro5tor .,ryirg, IN ~
-, ;tht ',,.,' "a,2 - - ~ az
,,o"nfo tb" f,,nd ~ @ T' = IN y .na ,1
~ - ~, =, +l,a IL - tI, "; ,l !
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at u Nj. Prayer by the chaplain,
Rev. DR.. Stockton, who invoked the blessing of the
Most High on the Peace Congress OF the United
States assembled in this city, and the Southern
Congress, assembled at Montgomery, Ala.--Mr.
CARTER, from the Committee on the District of
Columbia, reported back a bill authorizing the
construction of lateral branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad in the District of Columhia.--
Mr.. BRANCH offered resolution to the effect that
the commissioners of the several States now assem-
bled in this city be allowed admission to the fo1r
of the House.--Mr LOVEJOY objected
Mr.. KUNKEL, of Maryland, offered resolu-
tion to the effect that the Convention assem-
bled in Washington be accommodated with place
of meeting within the halls of Congress.-The
reading of the resolution objected to, and it
was not received. MIR. BRIGGS presented me-
mortal from certain citizens of New York State,
praying the adoption of the border State PROPOSE
ton. Laid on the table--Mr .McCLERNAN0
offered the following:
WHEREAS is reported tnat nearly million of dollars
consisting of money belonging to the United States
lately in the custody of the superintendent of the mint of
the United States, at the city of New Orleans; and
whereas it is also reported that that officer has
fused to pay the drafts of the United States from its
own money, and further that the whole Of the contents
of said mint have been seized for the use of the revou
tonary authorities of Louisiana who have set the United
States authority at Defiance and that II is also reported
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BRITIsH NEWSPAPER SrATIsTIcs- There are row
published in the United Kingdom ,102 newspapers,
distributed as follows: England 79l; Wales 28;
Scotland 1913; Ireland 1872; British Isles IS. OF
these there are 80 daily papers published in Eng
land, in Scotland, u in Ireland and in the Brit
United Kingdom 267 journals; in 1881, 295; in lS4l
472 in 1851, 5G3, showing that an extraordinary
impulse has been given to every description of
newspaper enterprise. The magazines now in
course of publication, including the quarterly re-
views, number 4Sl of which no less than 207 are of
a decidedly religious character. Among these the
Church of England has its special organs; and the
Wesley&ns, Primitive Methodists, Baptsts, Inde,
pendents, and other Christian communities, are
fully represented.
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The following viii show the value Of The different man
dry goods imnartnl Now Nnr. snycu

Total SlS,!43,ytu SI2y-ZlVO Sbf,-o2,-UU
Treasurer's monthly statement, showing the amount
subject draft the Treasury with Assistant Treasur
er's and designated repositories, and in the mint and
branches BY returns received to Monday 2lst January
1851:
Treasury OF the United States, Washing 1920 705 OF
Assistant Treasurer, Boston Sc S51 10
Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia $500 II
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston .......... 1905 "a
Assistant Treasurer New Orleans I2l 22S 60
Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis. s........... 4793 81
Assistant Treasurer, San 243 G63 9S
Assay Office of the United States New York. 202 5l3 90
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia 1875 5i 16
n. ........ 5000 co
Georsia..... .v' 1850 o3
Branch mint of the United States New Or
Ss9,267 20
Branch mint OF the United States, San Fran
100000 90
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II0ITV1NII-IIIt-1 q I719 ". 7 Ll1IITE.-
THE SEIZURE or THE MINT AND sUE-TREasuHY 1T HE

Previous to the secession of Louisiana the As
sstant Treasurer Of the United States at New
Orleans, Mr.. Gurot, offered to deliver to the agent
OF the government the amount OF funds in his
hauds which was called for. But the latter refused
TO take the whole amount, oiierrg to take only
onc-half which the Assistant Treasurer refused to
acceda to, but wanted to pay over the whole. In
the meantime, the secession Of the ST. took place,
and then he considered himself as no longer q:
liberty to dispose Of cent of the money until duly
authorized by the Governor and Legislature OF the
State. This authority will probably pass 4 law
giving power TO the proper persons 10 refund to the
general government whatever funds may stand to
It's credit at the Mint well at the CUst0mHousa.
This canard, feel satisfied, is Of piece with the
falschoods circulated by persons who are anxious
to ezasperate the Northern mind relative to the
"robbery of the Sub-Treasury at Charleston" and
the tax Of sixteen dollars per head On negroes in
South Carolina ", l..
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SINGULAR CAsUALTY.-The Dayton (O.) Journal
says that on Monday evening of last week, the
train bound for Cincinnati reached Carlisle station,
Mr.. Thayer, of Franklin, was instantly killed in
attempting to jump off the cars before they stopped.
He had been to Piqua after the corpse Of his father
who had died suddenly, and, in his hurry get to
the baggage car to take off the body, lost his bal
ance and iell under the wheels
In Philadelphia on Saturday night an Irish wo.
man named Mary Bradley attempted to commit
suicide by drowning, but was rescued in time to
save her life. She was taken to the station house
and while there tried to strangle herself with
garter.
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The Columbus (Ga) Recorder says:
1t : believed at Montgomery that most OF the
homo. and the impression is streng gthened by ad-
vices from all quarters that the idea of attacking
Fort Pickens for the present has been abandoned
OF course there will be disappointment at this
change of policy, and many Of the volunteers will
return home diSgusted and chagi ned. But we are
inclined to think that 'the sabya second thought"
of those who ordered the concentration Of troops
there is a wise one, and will end in the South's OBJ
tanning her demands without bloodshed. y heavy
expense has been incurred, and perhaps our enc
mics at the North misunderstanding the real state
Of the case, may find occasion for ridicule in the
withdrawal of the force without an assault on the
fort. But the South can afford to let such taunts
pass unnoticed. Our Southern Governors can
hardly be expected to engage in the new business
of warlike operations without committing blunders
at the star but they have at least tested the rea-
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Iieuteaaats Rutedge and Porohsr, OF South Car
u}ina, and Reed, Of Mississippi. m.dshipman, have
resigned their commissions. "t.. we're on board
the Powhatan at Vera Cru. '~0 the secession
neas arrived on the 18th ultimo.
The n. Y. Tri5mc's Washington CORRESPONDENT
says that Major Anderson reported to The War
Department On Saturday that he was supplied with
provisions by his former contractor, and that his
force was in good condition.
Tne Columbia 5. G., papers Of Saturday last,
have nothing in relation to the reported lnSrirsc-
tion of the negroes near that place. 1t VIII be re.
membered that this rumor had its starting point -
" ashingtOn.
O,ita an excitement was created in Alexandria,
Va on Saturday last, by the discovery OF ne re.
mains of two infant children hid away between the
plasterng of an old house.
The Berkley association of Boston. pay the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher one thousand dollars for the
four lectures Of the course lie is now delivering
there.
The English authorities have lately annexed five
hundred square miles Of territory in the Himalaya
region, including the highest peak of that famous
mountain ran
woman named Murphy died in New York on
Saturday, from injuries inflicted by ano ther wo-
man in December last.
The Philadelphia papers say that the steamers
Water Witch and Pawnee are beng got reauE lor
service, at cur Navy Yard, with all despatch.
The revenue received at the Custom House, New
York during the last month, falls two million dol
lars short OF that of the month OF January 1oOV.
Ex-Sacretary Thompson took formal leave ofthe
clerks in the Interior Department on Saturday
p.rav gave charity lecture in New York on
Saturday afternoon. 1t was largely attended.
Chief Justice Hall of Nebraska, died at Omaha
on Friday morning last
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The New Ofk IFtJHRs OF saturday, says;
Senator Seward in his speech of Thursday last,
declares his readiness to enounce Republican prin-
cpes for the sake of the Union. In this readiness
the Senator differs totally from the almost incom
parable majority OF the Republican party, and
from the President elect. They regard these priu-
ciples as sacred. They will not iogswear them at
the bidding Of 4 world of seeding and treasona-
bic slavehGlders They see no necessity to choose
between them; but if such choice must be made,
they prefer their principles to fifty Unions.
RECENT LETTER FROM ,IR. DOUGLAS.
The annexed letter has been received by a gen
tleman in Petersburg, Virginia.:
WAsHSGToN Jan. 81, 1861.
Ny Dear Sir have only time, in reply to
your inquiry, to say that there is hope Of preserv
ing peace and the Union. All depends on the ac-
tiOn of Virginia and the Border States. If they
remain in the Union, and aid in fair and Just set
tlement, the Union may be preserved. But if they
secede, under the fatal delusion of a reconstruc-
ton, fear that all is lost. Save Virginia, and
we will save the Union. Very truly yours,
s. A, DOUGLAS.
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E|II0IHI|0 10 b. ~ -.-TI -7T1N.
The New York Correspondent Of the pHiia&alrhia
Le3ger says that a 3l00,O contract for mutations
Of war for North Carolina is being filed AZ q manu-
factory somewhere 1T ths vicinity Of this city
The contract in question IS to be executed 10 thirty
days rom date; but in order to prevent lbe posi-
6i!lty @: seizure the goods will be sent over the
Camden and Am5oy railroad to Phi, ~eiph;a, and
thence to Baltimore, where a vessel is already
chartered to convey them to their destination.
RESIGNATION Or CAPTAIN IHerAHaH.
Capt. ingraham, Of kosta celebrity, rendered
his written resi- ma:ion on Friday to Secretary
Eouccr, who declined receiving H. aud begged him
to reconsider. iIe agreed t. withhold it for =
short time, but viii inss; on its acceptance. The
rumOr current that he had resigned was uutrue.-
IFosh;agtoa Correspondent ofhe FkIo. Prcee.
IL..-li IL. =. - f-.-L--, IL. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-11

Perona n any part Of the world may be succesuliy
treated correct detail theIr case With
address pr. AMOS d SON, corner b 11aIn 1hd qnsy
BIS. Buffalo MY. maFlI-dewiy
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From the Democrat, St. Cloud, MINI. ,.'-i.
II you are, or have been, troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephalic Ps,) that you may have
them Ia case Of an attack.
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1l nf3 From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. 9lss
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
With entire success. pc pchfil1Gi ~ 2s y fN.9 sd
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Truly yours, .n-.
YPsrLANrr, MIcH., Jin. IA, 1861.
NR. ePALDiso.
o,o.

Sin. t-+...-s.t- sr.lI
Net long since sent to you for box Of Cephalio Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and 0osiyenes
and received the same, and they had so good an saect
that [qods iaduced to send for move.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
.a A. d. WHEELER,
Ypsant, Mich.
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GEOGRAPHY.
By s. 8. CORNELL.

Cornells First Steps in Geography, Prety illustrated
Comell's intermediate Geography, with New Maps.
0ornells Grammar-S School Geography, vol. quarto.
cofnelI's High School Geography and Atlas.
"Much superior to any other Biographies with which
am acquainted. n-Hon. Agson &nyth, Skpertnten-
dent Pubic hssfractton, OHIO, Z! 1n sou
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SPELLING AND ANALYSIS.
By SALEM TowS, L. L. D. WI Z
Towns speller and Deaner; Towns New Analysis.
READING.

BY 8, G.. GooDucH, L. L. D. (Peser Farley. J
Goodrichs New LIST Reader. eoodrchs New 4th Reader.
Goodrichs New ID Reader. Goodrichs New 5th Reader
eoodrichs New Sd Reader. Goodrchs New 9th Readsr'
.s7asy arc a decided fmprouensgto on dptedt Aoce
sees. .n-Reo. " W. Scott, D. D., Of Miami Ons-
oerstty, Ohio. ~ ~ ie-
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From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha. Va. 81
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache,
who try them, will stick to them. '1fft p 1n tvh
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| . From tho Advertiser, Providence, r. !. isg an
The oephac Pills are said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headsche, and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dis
covered.
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PrItr VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is. 1861

brs ,-..-q BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861,
HENRY @. ePAIDINo, ESQ.
Please And enclosed twenty five cents for which send
another box Of your Cephac Pills. They arc truly
the best PiRs Ihave ever tried.
Direct A. STOVEk, +. M,
| Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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Inclosed find twenty Eve cents, Q5l for which send
box of 'Cephalic pills." send to address Of Rev VIM
Yoatr Pias acor6 IKE ckarDi-cNre Headache al,
n1osf inafdpfer ~ .a ..+.. ..,s.H.f II..F
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THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

sls5 sRucr CREEx, HUNTINGTON Co., PA.t)1
January ls, 1851. -
II. g. sPkIplSo. r11-ll ~ 'taJ .h 7s.i'-tN
. -. HIR: T M .sr
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephalc
Pills. Send them Immediately. sG.f Li1 tr
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIM0Ne.
/ P. s.-I1ave used ono boa Of your Pils, dadfnd
them ercekeat.
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bss6se From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. rttfr
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, viz: Cure Of headache In all Its forms.
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From tho Western r. R. Gazette, Chicago, Ill. o
We heartily endorse Mr. spaulding, and his upryafei
oephalic Pills. i ..iis-ii,t tfseostael lra zti71
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From the Southern Path Finder, New0rleans, la Wi
Try them you that are Afflicted andwe are sure that
your testimony can be added TO the already numerous
produce. & : ,..,,t =. 49, .t.,l. y, i
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~ K From tho Gazette. Davenport. Iowa.
Mr.. gpalding would not connect his name with an ar
ticle he did mot khoto to possess real merit
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HUNNEWELL'so Z. 3, ,l..de5., =
UNIVERSAL Is "A 7.
COUGH REMEDY.

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, including, with
most perfect results, WHooRIze CoUoH, CHRoNo AMI
CoMAoH OouoHs, BRONCHIAL AND THROAT CoMPLAnTa
always foremnneu Of Consumption. As eoorHHs
Emetc properties may be used BY most delicate eonsH
tutions, and with perfect confidence.
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RRYsoLDsBuRo, FRANKLIN Co., 0HIo,l
II January 0, 1851.

Henry O. sPAIDISo,
No, IS Cedar St, N. Y. ft
nRAR SIN:
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neAi From the st.lLouis Democrat. 1ip 7lr1o1
Ths immense demand for the article toephallc Pisy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-21

LEGAL NOTICE,
To Eliza 4. Conn, Curtis II. Conn, Catherine e
-tUnn.1 Etwnrt kttb5urne, A. Bfidgman Jen-
nings h Anderson, Wheeler. Bellows Il CO.. VIM.
H. L. Kuddiok, Samuel r. Miller, M. Alexan-
der, Brown Ciendenning. s. F.Voorhies, Chaplin
Lee, John Hurst, Charles McDill, James Cox,
w. II. Warrington, Miller, Mathew i Co., VIM.
II Ewing, BaucroG, Beaver 1 Co, s. 4 j. HAmil,
Tweedy, Moulton PlimPton, Henning " cod
ruff, VIM. M. q. Terrence, Mott, echoEert Il Co. !.
stryker Wood, Will Preston and Geo. Cabus.
A. q. Grinnan:
VOU and esch Of you are hereby notified til NJ
l. there Is now file in the office III the Clerk OF
the District Court or Lee Coun y, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of
you Eliza > Conn the sum Of eight hundred dol
larr with ten pr cent. in erest per snnum, payable
annually, as money due on two promissory notes
aud mortgage made by you to Edward Kilbourne
to secure the said notes. and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney. dated October 10, 1883; also claim
ing against each Of you the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. eleven
III ia Block No. ten lI01 in the City Of Keokuk
Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of said premises, and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before Noon at the "a day of the next term of
said Court, to commence at FL. Madison on the Sd
Monday Of May, A. ID. 1881, = default will be en-
tered against you, aud judgment rendered thereon
as prsy ed Tor In sand stitlon.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
Feb. II, 1851 dim Attsys for Plaintiff
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.
DRs MoyNwn Eoh lsf1


IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the lst
day Of February. 1861, : sworn Statement vas
6ied 10 this othcs, showing the condition Of the
HOME INSUkAhCE, COMPANY. located st New
York City, in the State # New York, on tbs
first day Of January, 1861, in accordance with
the provisions II IN Act Or the General Assembly
of the state Of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in relation
to Insurance Companis'," approved January 2Sth,
1851, and an Art amendatory thereto, approved
February 9Th, 1858; that said Statement shows
that the said Company Ii poss essed Of the rcqui-
site amount Of Capital, and invested required BY
law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Compass to transact business Of Insurance in this
State, in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3Ist day Of January, A ID. 1869.
1t ID als0 certified, hat II. B. TEN EYCK, ESQ,
u kcokuk, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Lee with fn.i no~-- - take risks cs e
therein, and to scknow ledge service Of pro
cess provided by Law, on his Hing with the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said County
: certified copy Of the Statement on fie in this
O6ice.
II il farther Certified, That the attached il 4
true and corrset copy of the said Statement.
- In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
( L. unto sst my hand and afixsd my seal Of
~ Office, this lot day of February, 1861.
J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
February l6.l0ol-dlW
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BT'Our fathers, many of whom were
Shareholders themselves, regarded slavery as
90 great an evil that they would not sadmit
the idea in the Constitution that there coul.
be property 10 man." but now the douphface
Democracy insist that the Constitution OF
our fathers ehali be 50 amended az expressly
to declare the right Of properly in man, and
TO extend and perpstuate slavery by ire
peaiabie amendments OF the Constitution.
Republicans, reflect upon this matter your.
selves, aud talk it over with your d EN- ocratic
ne'shbors. Surely the people Of our coup-
try cannot be so sunk in Ignorance and 90
deoased IN character ms to consent to amend
the Constitution Of our fathers in behalf az
slavery extension and rcrpesua,ion.
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Agriculture tns.ou,slana.

Thu franklin (Ss. Marry Register Of the
18th inst. says:
Everything in the agricultural limo 10 NOV
ct dead stand still among .ur planters.
The nprjpitious weather has put a atom to
oil work 10 the field, the garden and the par
terrc. The only thing that can be done With
any advantage 10 pruning trees, grape vines,
&C. AZ yet We cannot arrive at anything
like an approximation Of the extent OF the
next sugar crop. The winter, so far, has
been quite mild, and 10 damage 20 tho mat
iayed or rattoon cane is expected, though
thereis no telling Whist kind OF weather the
future may bring forth. Many Of chr plant.
ers still have = portion Of their last year,s
crop on hand. though they are now beginning
TO ship right freely, ard ere long the whole
product OF the Attaksras parishes will be ia
second hands.