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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

GEO. A. LEAyITr & Co; late -, ae snr :;
s,bs;4 ca clinton Hall Astor psr fer he sA.s III
Arorox Of LaRAaRs CoLLKcross OF D""A'' ','
kinds Of LttkAAHY PHoPkarr AZ .rcrIoy
u,,n., Az EVENINGS, Feb "a and - - 1sue't
NJ epI% ,Tk LIBRARY eouPi.ins sse ogu.a ~
a9eoa' aud ,srv rse Catalogues ray Books gu eAb'o
tou. a. oelOck--Salr 81 BOOKS.
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~. 10, NJ llalpin Of Mes ora A"
properly o, 'n Of the Esn 0opet he Neo w"
ON s.L,s,t,s CssEssos rsdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

RecelrtF IN Tor th on TO ts 1ah me pYous
spOnding lat 80 In butter ally pu
chased country forward swelling the ipts The
also being either fresh lots Of dncs which
have the home CELLAR tb ti held here OF course 70
have influence the uAaet but the
fact Is announced tubs utIr have been re'cluo
mad from hut recently ..
,t. inst teney t. remind deglen Of they
,4psrt n three week, ship sent go hAns abroad
Iat ft gt have b'ou made Tor 'H
frkns for Mo - that being SLIPPED Is Western butter
42G2c The feeling 10 the msrei -
puccs Of m WeeL ul
e and IN eIccid In general Western rolls 40 at
sloa 2 Gr white ctDnD lots l1G2 Tor ia With few At 90 as
III bs large los Pcnus yania AZ "" 70 half @
of ochcd 280sl. ind
:. ~ Oo fresh AID = J003- lot OF 2 hrAns
Wsgtern sold ship al lSc state Welsh dairts ~
5,n M Ia qgc sfIlul iic.; ! DO. .b-t J.
tuhs sc and a 330nc Fair 20 tne dlrrs Of
tp C-naugo laip of 10
and II TOTS at s Cortland dairy Of 2! arAas 80 delaware ln
BE- drr Of q TRIMS, Soc y l
ns M p d re-. 7lc dairy snd trains. &c small dr' a.
M 10 Ian tubs 45 aui u choice, i0c VITA occasional isnc lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
A NNUAL MEETING.

"a Hoyssrovic RAILROAD CosPASr.
m TRg.srtgFs OgYcg. BRiDGEroHT. Coys, Feb T. lsIl.l
The ANNUAL NETTING ~ Che STOCKHOLDERS ~ me OtbA
TONi AlLhDAb COMPANY viii be held h their Ohe N the tT
81 Br poft on ftlnAY e 2ih ocors N Tor nT puf
poe Of ectny Board Directors l Coupng for the rear 20
sun a1l 10 i other business proper h done ssl meeung
The iirf BOOKS vii b. closed i, he 2hr .nsi ~ ~ it s
March both da's inclusive. g. K AyERLiJ. ssrscisfy.
ofUcg op~sg Gr,HDisv Mutual Ifpe IS4. %,
. 81 EHnAuwAY, NFw-lotH. PEI y, 1917.
NOIliE Is HEREBY GIVEN That tGc m =
~ neal un r7 Ie-9rf Oh Hsrs1rei - No
.rprion n el aas paos Il he Os,s o(
90 Ipluy IN WEDNESDAY,. usrch ?. III.
Polls open ~ II 10. aud close a, I
LuCIUS McADAM. Sesy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

CO2hb-fr las I" late hen increase 10 thc Supply aud a.
or Bran tutis With considerable cfuou
ough loser. inclined o. u n tuyes ollie ST. r'
bod market dull unchanged We A. follows
RO lal:fc g. sud 4 sr 90 goOi - a.. du paid,
Jt,a ya2.; Msrca0o, ~ az L2.Uayrs IS
20 THr altS TO-DAY include 1896 1gs RIO yer steamer
Norh Amerea loo bags do, az Baltimore Water Witch ana
Ulmrtr Roals, Baltimore OTHrta The stock
Of Bio - tis TO-DAY wr>as foovs Nev-i 2i2 be>i Bal
1881 Mo-. &c. fb5 Galveston, 201O bag>f New
orleans l4r,. Savannah 1000 hays making TOTAL ot
$3.50 ht-A
CAEDhFS-Te market M 81 kinds continues in bot
.pnce- g. Wqieuf gIotatle change We quote:
AdsmtuuHs ~ j Oz.....J as Sie Patent lyes fo
tSns-u r........ 0aO hamts ................-B 40
Ster1 IiHs 5}r.31 40 SeaUc r. g. Mitchell q
o.. - rs
CGtl-lhe market unsettled; prospects q better supply aud
tendency and bilit NE Local luquf'
tf sssurtnn re mines viii ample supply spd"h
for manufacturing purpose We 81 is 10
with literal supply sass from 'srd At 7'"0 -
tut
DRUGS AND pyEsThe morse cd descriptions cor0g
-uo sesdrt continue very quiet prices are have Undergone
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Weo0inS Gar0s. 81

At WIN. EyERDELLH SONS, No. l04 Full.
n ossL--WsDDlNG OARDs ,sd iNk srSrlOhhRt tsA'is'
n,hoi 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Reoept, 42B package the week which 0 more hn We
previous corresponding weef Last year, 5fp9 Ihse ceu
reeeptf with reported The incline to free se'
l., dea Prices declined sboD h dozen and the mat j.
resk Mos ueg-ad Ohio and other western
.g winch in point Of quality We quote
n J. % DORIS LINED, State az
s,sts f,s,L Western. .l5 0ld
49, a23 EggO Oats. bush ~ d'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

FIOUR AND NEsI-The inquiry Tor Flour h lultel end 10 sell
has 20 De- made tbe trade SIRE lunE only Tor
SmmGs, prices The medu C1es irregular No aud
demand aud L,ayvi ne arsa closes with
The sales tre 49, li We quote
hoUr 5l iI0 ONO Ind. d. sup - oa5b 10
No ............... . s. OHIO hoIld-a0Ip IL
11 Iu lNhVpngi.--. % ''I >
sr fffrs tr1rd.. 8l Oii L. Trade 0rls. i0 ~
SIT fFaurY doll. g 4rq 2. White Wheat Lytra
S.,iu shipping ga tO OHIO lad and Mica i'd %
SOol choice >grI- Double f1ifl 10 ao..s ! ~" ~
wit Fst-sS. Louis, Sin gle lyts. l!D -
Esncsa;a& lows BIT tT 81 ST. ioHt DOuIe nv olV q h
AuisT lnliIn-. st. Louis, Triple Xxi yg ID %
Ind 4 brands tf1
f0m ut So sei ot some concession "n'i hf's
st Ghoe e. grades ,tG.; te uatk@ closes -" *
81 FOB. de .. JOS s.. t.H 11.. We quote.
Ha.. Alex. Ge'r.,osn mHei TO se' SUP. 70 i.| 30 :.
ueUr-sown Extra and lauilv. p ~ -
- ,.gcsltu-g Petersburg Couutrs O'0 I"
J. stoad Comm .uF ~
l. ,.....'.''' l.l
Co. Tennessee Extra and f1lIv.. lT , -
Re -tri CAR o,,t and quite steady 'he sale are J"'s
y 4Vsr --..-..l ~
BoFss3 Flour 20 and its'y at - 90 = o state anH ~ -
Ca- r,tia l,eI demand al former Tree The sales are 30
con- ~ er5eys3 7aa % O3iCorn Meal 65@ u
Com Size Ta,tri :.s4 Gel G. MoL Bfge, p- q 5'~ 4 ~
tI.ai West. N {s.I 90
Boz HeI-We rro.t follow; Pine Write g 7la 81 20 :;
Yellow 81 @ 20 C1arse. 81 JOq 81 IS. Coz Meal 81 u4
? o.. a. GROUP, q. H.. 81 900 - sn
FI~tThs r Dry Coz rWsn 6un with fair dehsod sales
oIuptu. Ma,es moirrs,, reluo and prices Nsiri
- - uuch8nzet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO,

IRE rod cr,su ncrtser, Wayne into Michigan Nor
than 200 mile. are completed ADD operation.
Large numtrs bonds bayo becn takes by e'Fen investors
AMI the most r.ll ing gston - invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

IL almost impossible rel cSubcncs save W he sngc '"
App s0al, The high pnce cn'cAug Ae ne THo' are "
4ps good = Dbl a. 1895 % Craubors bus. ~ ooHS 50
Do Cbss .eeets > 25D 10 Do Com 70 fAt.' ~ - a.
Common SiD 90. DO bATeN' " W." ~ w.
SKINS.
London showing more I'M
-,y,men than VA suc pated and aug iVonbb i me 's OF
srr sales for Apr TO- 10 fA'h tt i'"ti
m require ca siOrns decidedly improve p" G guy
y t ter nio nanufsctgre mini, or aDd muskt have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Sales bp Autllon

A AEKwH AEcusaeai. :, -, .
DY RAMOS. MERWIN e. Co, Broadway, cor
ID .h,t %, Boot. works Of F.scT iced, tsrsis &c
MOsDAY Feb D. 20 ID March inslasi,e ,ee eS p III nv
Silver anl Copper Cons VI the late ca Ho'' 'e-'' "
order OF kLeouion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

rtrr.. which arc higher No Western
ont when parties can give assurances
N m.ic = little above quotations.
DC; ~ bags and - bid..,
bag SIC. 100 hlls. Ten
/. 5ic. 20 bbls do, 6d5ic.i 100
,ls he. - lbla choice. o.. and "
- iro h.c,rr 80 hfgs ard - ibis. qrs.
I2o. A lot ui2j bblt blackbfTr.r, sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Goparinsrsbip Notices.

TINHE COMPREHENSIVE hitherto existing
upd,r ths ann name az WALKER sNRDEN this dag Dis
SOLVED by mutual ees.nl a. W. SNxDRS sill ssn ia liquidation
Feb 20 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

= -. FHUIIH ANU NUIS--DHIHT. =,
heespt i"3 psss doi hs 1hcV Gb1F tess uoIs ~ a'p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

RoYALs MiSIsG CoMPASY
Il q RuHASGK-PLAcE, NV -iOHk Feb. 81, lf.
TT,HE ANNUAL MEETING of SHARE
HOLDERS DlRBtrDRS .d the Transaction Of
any other lawful busnrss will be held ~ B,ehangeplce. on
WBDN BSDAY March a. lol A. ; O'Clock p m - .
fENEN PER CENT BONDS, registered with
t Auditor payable by Treasurer Of .be state OF Iii
JACOB n. SHEPHERD Co.
BaHktr,. - Plnrst
rVUE ANNUAL ELECTION for II DIRECT
I ORS and } INSPECTORS or ELECTION of the HARLEM
BANK wu be hell at the Banking Room No. R219 llirlsye.
on TUESDAY Mlrcb 1911 Polls 81 O'clock
and close at3 ISAAC AhDhk'ON' o%saiet
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co., AuctiOneers.
"A, THURSDAY, Ieh. -,
A. H. a Bgciange Salesroom, III Broilvar,
FlFTY SHAREs or THE CLIPPER MOWER AND REAPER Co"
said stock being pledged Tor debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Rec,ip,s as OF tsn last week exports 94 toe
3EJ with 2itO exported 'dht
=. gold M With fair h ments for fortnight p1' ani ~ proved
bf.n the market ACTIVE ava prtR t@4c
b,t,er selling quite Freely o. tf home re 81 It
Shipper good fconcs al lte lle} offered i I1 |
toi,g % mainly gfie lbd mtirn
cheese skimIeI factory selling 1t ci Oi lffI sht
igc early made lj0 5tc 80 boxes lbc ~ 90 70 nom
I6ic $50 10 lots Il bic 9nd 49, ' ln ho'u o.
Il4c. a fesg still higher. w quote: ,..,,,
stst FACTORY 0tl state Yarn Medium ~ ai
Do good. .lai 0t Ohio fsc0rY lhe -,
no 10 Ordinary l3 as Do. Common TO fair. 10 dli
Slammed light. hngish DAIRY Isl an
do. Hesyy ~ 40 Do SAinmso '''''''' ~ -
Farm Dairy g0Od..l3 G3t Pineapple "-i
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MattiEd,

October 4th, at >the residence of Mrs. N. Gillas-
pie, Bath county, Va, JOHN F. SIMPSON and Miss
MAGGIE V. GILLAsPIE, all of Bath county.
October 18th, at Athens, Tenn, by Rev. ], II.
Martin, W1LBERFoRCE GETTYs, Esq, and Miss JULIA
BELLE MCKELDIN.
October 10th, at St. Paurs church, Alexandria,
Va by Rev. Geo. Il. Norton, D. D., ALBERT Dies
BR1sAY MCLEOD, of Baltimore, Md, and GEORGE
A; and LYCURGUs E. UHLER, of that city, and
ALICE, daughters of Ed S. Hough, of Alexandria
October 4th, at the Washington Street church,
Columbia, S. c., by the Rev. Manning Brown,
SHANNON MORRISON, of the above mentioned city,
and Miss ISABEL BEATrIE, formerly OF Cape Girar-
deau, Mo.
October 9TH, in Columbia, S. c., by the Rev. Dr.
]. R. Wilson, DAVID A. PRESLEY and Miss EMMA
L. AGNEw.
September 10TH at the residence of the BRIDES
brother, j. V. Grgsby, Esq, near Winchester, Ky-
by the Rev. Henry H. Banks, Hon. VIM M. Cooke,
of Asheville, N. c., and Miss AMANDA M. GRIGsBY.
October 5th, at the Church of the Heavenly Rest,
Fifth avenue, New York, by Rev. R. S. Rowland
D. D., J. CAMPBELL MABEN and VIRGINIA, daughter
Of Gen. Charles S. Merchant, U. S. A.
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, October II, 1871.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, October II, 1871.
Revised and corrected by Thomas J. SPENCER,
General Commission Merchant, Tobacco Exchange,
Richmond.
GoLD-Selling, 49,! SuyER-Selling, 10.
Tobacco Market.
Lugs, $6@$S SO; Primings, $4@S6; Com
mon Shipping Leaf, S6.5O@10; Fine Shipping, SIC
OILS; Common Wrappers, $6@12; Fine Bright
Wrappers, $l5@65.
Provisions.
BAoox.-Sides, 9@9!c. Shoulders, 8@8lc.;
plain hams, 16@lSc.; canyassed hams. 18c.
FLoUR.-Superfne, $7.5O@S; Extra, $4,000;
ME1L-Bolted, 95c@$1.
CoFFEE.-Jaya, 25@2Gc. Laguayra, 2O@21c;
Rio, 17@'8c
Crushed, 14!@l5c.; refined extra &C.
13c.; brown, 1l913c.
MoLAssEs.- Cuba, 26@27c.; Porto Rico 5O@75c.
BUTTER.-Fresh country, 25G3Oc.; Common 2O@
SA1r-Alum, s2.1O; Liverpool s285.
CAYDLEs.-Sperm, 40c.; adamantne, l9@l5c.;
tallow, 15c.
HA1-Timot6y prime, $l.2o@$1.25. CIoverhay
95@o1.
.NOOL-N dSueu, OON1OOCs, uu"e.SuCui oONe2tYN',
GRAIx.-Wheat, white prime, S1.75@l.80; red,
S1.7O@1.SO; corn, Sl@82c.; oats, 55@8Oc,; rye
81.
FLAX SEED.-s1 9O@$2 Glover Seed, $8@S.25i
F -Mackerel, No. /, $27@28i kits, $3.6O@6i
FREsia MEATS, &o.-Beef, nett, $685.; mutton
$2@6 piece; pork, 500 cts, nett.
LARD-12@19 cents.
EGGs-Per dozen, 28@25 cents.
CmCKENs-16@85 cents.
DRIED ApPLEs-6@8c.; peaches, l2@14c.
CoTToN-2O@25 cents.
FEATHERs-50(D75 cents
LIME-$1. 65@$1.7O.
TICxINGs-1S@90 cents.
CoTroN OzNABURGs-124@1 ia cents.
BROWN SHIRTINGs-4-4, 123@16; /, 9@lOc.
TMBER-Virginia Pine, seasoned, scoops.
SHINGLEs-Virginia heart SS@5.
STAvEs-Whiskey barrel slaves, no sale; -four
barrel slaves, $7@8
GUANo-Peruvian, SIT; Pacific, $54.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEssEs DoDD MEAD announce for publication
"THE SCIENCES OF NATURE VERSUS The SCIENCE OF
MAN" BY Noah Porter, D. D., LII. D., President
Of Yale College. The book is in part a review
of the arguments of Huxley, Spencer and others,
and aims to prove that the principle of many of
the current PHILOSOPHERS which claim to be con
Quoted in the spirit of the Inductive philosophy, it
is impossible to have any trustworthy Induction at
all. Also popular work on Corals and Coral
Islands, by James d. Dana Professor Of Geology
in Yale. This Will be one of the most prominent
publications of the year. 1t viii be large octave
volume Of some 400 pages, and will be illustrated
with over fifty woOdcuts, with one or two unimpor-
tant exceptions, from designs made by Professor
Dana who visited in person the Coral Islands of the
Pacific In addition to the woodcuts, it viii have
full page illustration in color, representing two OF
the most important varieties of coral. The charm
with which Professor Dana invests all subjects that
he treats is fully visible in this volume, which will
be valuable addition to popular knowledge on
scientific subjects
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-10-18

The Lutaoraas have been overtaken by the wo-
man movement At a meeting OF the Tenth Dis
trict Conference of the Synod Of Pennsylvania it
was voted. "l, That It is desirable to re5Stablish
the ctiee of deaconess in our Congregations ,,
Tha. believing and intelligent women should be
regularly appointed by the congregations and for
maI.y indicted into Office; and 3, That the Synod
should instruct It's GJurgical committee to prepare
a form for the installation of such officers and a
general statement Of the duties to be attended to
by them.
Mission Sbip-The Presbyterian missionaries
of the Gaboon and CoriScO mission, West Africa,
have purchased a small yacht for their trips along
the coast. This Is Indispensable to them as there
are no roads or beasts Of burden and nearly all
travelling is by water. They have heretofore been
greatly exposed by making their journeys in open
boats
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SEWING MACHINES FOR THE DEsTITUTE.-As the
advertisement of Mr.. J. E. a. Gibbs, the inventor
of the Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machine, is designed,
in part, for the benefit of class of worthy persons
who need it, we take the opportunity of commend
ing it to the attention of pastors and elders in our
congregations. They may confer great favor upon
many who would be greatly helped by it.
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Obituaries.

Died, October I'd, at Liberty Hall, Nelson coun
ty, Va, Mrs MARY NJ, wife Of N. f. Cabell in the
SD year of her age.
Died. September SOth, of Consumption, at the
residence of her father, j. w. Ford, in Goochland
county, Va, ISABELLA A., wife of NJ. R. Woodson
of Hanover county, in the 24th year of her age.
Died, September 24th, at the residence of her
father, near Mt. Meridian, Va, Mrs. FANNIE Z.
STRAYER, only daughter of B. F. Kemper.
Died. September oath, at the residence of her
husband in Staunton, Va, Mrs. MARY PATTON CAT.
LETT, wife of Captain Richard H. Catlett, in the
88rd year of her age.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, Manufacturer and Dealer in all
kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Farm
and Plantation Machinery. He also makes spe-
ciality of PLOWS of all the various varieties for
the Southern Trade. Having established himself
in Warehouse No. 40 and AZ Light ST., corner of
Lombard ST., Baltimore, respectfully invites all his
old customers and others interested in such wares
to give him call and examine his stock, which will
be as complete, and well made and sold at as moder-
ate rates as any other like establishment in the coun-
try. Address JOHN MAYHER,
40 and AZ Light Street,
oc 18-Gm Baltimore, Nd.
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A YOUNG LADY, of some experience, desires
n a situation as Teacher in private family OF
school, to teach the usual English branches, French
and Latin, also Music to beginners.
Address P. V. NJ,
oc 1876 Balcony Falls, Rockbrdge Co., Va.
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NEWING MACHINES FOR THE

OEWING MACHINES FOR THE
- DESTITUTE.
DESIRING to do my part toward helping the
needy, and believing that systematic and diversified
charity is The most affective to accomplish good,
therefore propose to furnish SEWING MACHINE
to one worthy person who has to earn living by
sewing, in the bounds of each congregation of all
denominations in the States of Virginia and North
Carolina, at a reduction Of ONE-THIRD FROM
RETAIL PRICE. One order from a member of
each congregations certified to by the pastor or the
officers in charge as worthy object of benevolence,
will be filed at onethrd less than the usual price
on the price list.
Address JAMES E. A. GIBBS,
Wilcox & Gibbs S. NJ, Office Ninth and
oc l1-3m Bank Streets Richmond, Va.
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STEWART COLLEGE.
R. ]. R. GUY, Principal.

R. J. R. GUY, Principal
The third annual session of this school will com,
mence End Thursday of SEPTEMBER, and close Ord
Thursday of June. Its design is to prepare boys
for the Washington and Lee University, the Univer-
sity of Virginia. or fit them for business. 1t is stu
ated in one of the most healthy localities of the Val
ley, s miles from Lexington, and from the Natural
Bridge, and can be reached by stage from LeXng-
ton or Bonsack's Depot. The neighborhoodin which
this school is situated has for long time enjoyed
very fine reputation for its refinement, and the high
moral character of its citizens.
Expenses for session, 5000
Testimonials
FANCY HILL, July, 1871.
Mr.. j. R. Guy has had charge of the Fancy Hill
Classical School for the last two years. and has con-
Quoted it with entire satisfaction to his patrons. He
is gentleman of fine character and intelligence
and regard him as teacher Of more than ordinary
ability, one to whom parents can entrust the safety
of their sons w. I. PoAGUE.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, |
July 21st, 1871.
I take pleasure in stating that Mr.. j. R. Guy,
whilst a member of this Institution, was distn
guished for his correct, gentlemanly department.
and his attention to his studies. He studied all the
branches in the department of which | have the
charge, and obtained distinction in them. He
was successful also in other departments. l can
confidently recommend him as young gentleman Of
the highest moral worth and excellent scholarship.
j. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Professor Moral Philosophy.
For particulars, address the Principal, at Mill
boro Springs, Va. au l6-tt
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Recent Intelligence from the October Number of
The Missionary"

CHoCrAw luSSIoN.-A letter from Mr.. Lloyd,
of the 5th o. September, gives a very encouraging
account Of religious matters at his station. Since
January last he has received to the communion of
che Church upwards Of fifty persons, a number of
whom had been in a backSiidden condition for
years past lie states further that the people
among whom he labOrs had contributed as much
as hundred and fifty dollars worth of provisions
towards bis support, and that more would be given
il he had a suitable place where to store them
4 letter from Mr., Cotton, Of the Sth Of Septem-
Der, mentions thar the school at Spencer is now in
tU.l operation, there being forty-Seven boys pre-
sent aud several absent from sickness He 6nds
Il difficult 70 get suitable servants, and Is very anx
I0us for the arrival of missionary teachers.
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Attention, Agentsl Think of Mis!!
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Incomplete works, written in the interest of the
Irish and French, are being offered with old illus
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