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WmstTrn N. C. KAiLtioAit.?Washington. February 2,? W. W llollins, President of the Western Division of the Western North Carolina Railroad Company, filed in the United States Supreme Court to-dny the indemnity bond of $1(M),000 required by the order of Court of Do^^cernbcr 15, as the condition of reinstating the ap^^>eals in the cases of the Western North Curoli na Railroad Company vs. the Florida Railroad flat. The sureties upon the bond were the President of the Western Division of the Western North Carolina Railroad Company and its friends in Union and Madison Counties of that Stale.? ~ "" - HIimb suits have been pending in tho courts for a number of years and involve property worth , several millions of dollars. Ctrrrixa in Collktox. ?Walterboro', January 81.?Two negroes, named Bellinger and | White, quarreled yesterday in the lower part Pf the county, about a woman. In the scuffle which ensued Bellinger was completely cut to pieces by a razor in the hands of White. Tho wounded man died in a few minutes. Col. Campbell nnd Mr. Slattery and son had great difficulty in keeping the crowd of infuriated ^ blacks, who soon assembled, from lynching the ~ "murderer, but alter a few hours he was secured and taken to the nearest trial justice.?News and Courier. pktrolkum a curk for consumption.?an ^ "American physician has discovered another nse for petroleum : it is a cure for consumption. Dr. M. M. Griffith asserts that he has obtained astonishing results by the administration of Vrfide petroleum in many cases of well-marked tuberculosis. He employs the semi-solid oil accumulating on the casing of the wells, and administers it in three to five grain pills, compounded with some inert vegetable matter. Ho ^ gives the pills from three to five times a day, one pill for a dose, and confesses that ho is himself astonished at the effects produced.?Echo. Kkvomjtion Tiirkatknkd in Russia.?Berlin, February 2.?Intelligence from St. Petersburg announces that a new revolutionary proclamation is circulated by students of the high schools. The students draw a terrible picture of their condition and declare they will fight the great Moloch called the llussinn government to the end, even though the best of them perish. The proclamation is consid jred important, as showing the formation of a new party against the government. & it k ukmuckatic i/onvrstion.?Cincinnati, February 1.?A meeting of prominent citizens interested in holding tho Democratic National Convention in Cincinnati was held Inst night, and a committee appointed to visit Washington in furtherance of this object. Ciiicauo, February 1.?JYomincnt Democrats of the West held a consultation yesterday and decided to make vigorous efforts to secure the meeting of the National Democratic Convention in this city. . Tim Gkaxitk ron tub Jktties.?Columbia, February 1.?Dolby & Bangs have notified the Governor that they recede from the contract verbally entered into with the directors of the Penitentiary in regard to procuring stone from the State for the Charleston Jetties. The djffi culty arises from a failure to make satisfactory rates of freight with the South Carolina Railroad. ?News and Courier. > ? Cotton Pickkd Up at Ska.?The pilot boats John It. Wilder and John Stoddard picked up seven bales of cottort and two bales of yarns, partially burned, ou Sunday morning, 25 miles northeast of Tybcc, and Port Royal pilot boat No. 4 picked up a lot in the same locality on the same day. Pkuskciition of titk Jkw.s in Monocco.?London, January 81. ? The Gibraltar (luardian says the Moors at Fez, at Morocco, have attacked the Jews and wounded a great many. They covered an old man over 70 years of age with petroleum and burned him alive amidst shouts of joy.? i.':..- ..r .i... i? i i " ? ... 1wouiiufi .icws arc r rcncii sunjeeis. An Affray in Maiu.uouo.?Mr. Henry McQuage, living in tlie upper part of the county, was severely if not dangerously cut with a knife on Friday last in an altercation with a Mr, Perkins. Mr. P. is in jail awaiting the result of the wound.?Planter. MAUUIEI>r WILBOllN?GIUKU.? Matricd at the residence of the bride's brother G. 0. Gricr, Jan. 20th 1SS0 by Kev. O. T. Scaife, Mr. Jaspku Wii.m.it.N and Miss Mattik C. Ghikr, all of Union County S. C. flE-fX- Yorkville Enquirer and Baptist Courier please copy. Consignoos per Express at Union, S. C. Fob. 4th 1880. IV. II. Colcock, care S. W. Porter, Allen & Hobinsou, T. 11. Jeter, M. & P. Nat'l. Ilk., M. Hedcnbaugh, D. Ininan, J. M. Powell, K. Macbeth, J. F. Acock, l)r. Geo. Douglass, K. Wood & Co. F. II. COUNTS, Ag't. The Markets. Union, February 5.?The Cotton market has Ucen quite steady the past week, with J advance on all grades since last Saturday. Friday, Jan. 80 9J @12 Saturday, " 111 .'..Ojl 012 Monday, Feb. 2 10 @12J Tuesday, " 3 10 (a 12J Wednesday, 4 10 @12 J Thursday, " 5 noon 10J @121 ^ales for the week 110 bales. Ciiaim.kstos, February 3.?Cotton quiet?ini<l<11inl; 12% ; low middling 12 V4; good ordinary net receipts gss ; sales .TOO; stm-k 52.170. Nkw Voiik, Fell. 3.?Cotton quiet; sales 282 bales ?middling uplands 13; middling Orleans I3>/?. Futures closed steady ; March 13.30(<?43.31 ; Ajiril 13.54(<i) 13.55; Mav 13.7 Im ; June 13.91t?t> 13.92 ; July 1 t.OK.jj 11.03 ; August I l ib" 14.13. I.IVKKP'mii,, February 3?Cotton Arm?middling uplands 7 3-10; middling Orleans 7 5-10; sales 15,000.? Foiores Arm. Lifk is a Pi.kasijrf.?Only when we arc in.. the enjoyment of all our faculties and in perfect health. This can only be when all the important organs of the body are performing their functions properly. The Liver is more liable to get out of order than any other organ, and produces more unpleasant effects. A dose of Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills occasionally, will keep it all ngiu, iir ?sci u rigm II ii nas gone wrong, ooiti l?y all Druggists. Doc. 25 52 2in Seed Irish Potatoes, At It ICE & McLUKE'S. Feb r, 6 2t Ladies Fine Shoes. T A DIES Fine Philadelphia made slices? .1 J bought before tbe advance?nt obi prices, nt KICK & Mrl.CUE'S. Fob fl > at Fine Family Flour, N. O. an I Muscovado Molasses, Florida Syrup, Sugar, Collee, Sic., Cheap for cash, at ItlCE & Mel.CUE'S. Feb 0 f> 2t 1ST-CLASS FERTILIZERS. iT IT1H M V A V A sis: A CirAMAI ! UV/ lii; inji J xi ? * *.mmi x. ilii NAVASSA COTTON FERTILIZER ! NAV ASS A ACI1) PI 10SPII ATE Maker's Simulanl Aiumoiiiuicri Hone IMiospliiiie. ACCOM MODATINO terms for nliovc Standard Cuunos can he obtained hy calling on us. SIT. \ KS & CO., It. V. WAI.KKH. Fch 0 r? 'Jni ! Announcement Extraordinary! 1TA KK pleasure in informing my friends nnd I lie public generally that 1 have a lull stock of the very best quality of FAMILY GHOCEHIES, CONSISTING OF Flour, Meal, Bacon, Bard, Hams, Sugar, Coffee, Molassas, Pepper, | Spice, Ginger, Starch, Soda, Pickles, Canned Goods in Great Variety, Soap, OHIHUOH, Crackers, Cheese. Seed'Irislt Potatoes Or the Finest tonalities. Nails, '? Powder, Shot, Caps, Prize Clears, Fine Chewing ami SmokiH^ Tobaccos. Also, in rear of my Grocery Store I have a first class liar lioom, where you will find the very best of Brandies, WilUM, Whiskies, Rum, Qin, Porter, Ale and Lafifer Beer. Give me a call and be convinced that I have i the best and cheapest stock in Town. J. W. VINSON. Jan. 30 4 tf The State of South Carolina. CO UNTY OF UXIOX. Iii the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jit., Esq., Judge of ? Probate for Union County. ( WHEREAS, M. R. Pridmore, has made fill i ( in ntn ( n rffnni 1? I r?? lnilni?o aT r*. 1 ... i ? , istration of the estate and effects of THOMAS PR1DMORE, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all < and singular the kindred and creditors of the said THOMAS l'HIDMOUK deceased, thai they he and appear before nie, in the court of Probate, to bo held at Union Court House, on the 23d day of February, 1880, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew ] cause, if any they linvc, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 6th day of February, Anno Domini 1880. ] DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. Feb. C 6 _ 2t* , PRE MIU MM! :o: A HANDSOME 1 SILVER COFFEE AND TEA SET f VTTILTi be given as a premium to the person W who may gather the greatest number 1 of pouuds of Cotton from FIVE ACRES OF LAND. The Fertilizer to be used mnst ne I.OlNtJ rs 1 CHEMICALS composted according to directions l'artics competing for the Premium must enter their names before May 1st, 1880. 01 DUES & CO., Agents for ] Long's Chemicals. Jan 2:! :i lm LONG'S CHEMICALS. 171ARMKRS who wish to save Money and at . the same time use as good a Fertilizer as is ] made will use LO\(r.S CHEMICALS. , Call soon, as the supply is limited. GIBUES & CO., Ag't. ( Jan. 23 3 2ms. OKiy** Mr. It. C. Farr at Santuc, and Mr. \V. ] W. Scott, at Joncsville, will supply Farmers in their neighborhoods. GUANO. j BONK Crescent Ammoniated, llone Crcscnt Acid, For Sale by GIBBKS& CO., Ag't. Jan. 23 3 2ms. Notice to Trespassers. Al.L persons are hereby notified not to tresj pass upon any of my lands, by allowing their stock to run upon them, by hunting Opos- . sums, squirrels or any other game, by cutting down my timber, by walking over my cultivated , fields, or making pathways or roads through my land for the passage of persons, horses, cattle or vehicles, or in any other way trespassing upon any of my premises, without permission from me. All persons caught trespassing as above, after I this notice will be punished to tlie extremity of the law. R. G. DAVIDSON. Jnn 23 3 4t Application for Charter. NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days from date we will apply to James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court id' Union County, for a Charter to incorporate the Mount View Sons and Daughters Society of Faith, Hope and Charity, in accordance with the Law empowering Clerks i of Courts to grant powers of Incorporations. THOMAS FARR, I ! % I I A VI' II I U I I I l.'O Jan. 30 1 It DISSOLUTION. riTIlK Co-partnership heretofore exitting un? L der the firm name of Allen & Robinson is this day ilissolve<l by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said firm must call at once ami settle with W. A. Robinson, who is authorized to make all collections anil receipt for the same. January 1st, J 880. C. L. ALLKN, W. A. ROBINSON. Jan 0 1 1 ni 1 NOTICE^ ALL persons indebted to Foster & Wilkins by 1 note or account arc earnestly requested to make Settlements at once, nsj money we must have. Jan 30 4 lm NEW GOODS. I, 4-4 and Striped Homespuns, just received l.y Sl'KARS & COLTON. ' Jan. 30 4 tf Crockery. VLL old ami new housekeepers who need Crockery will do well to examine our stock. Sl'KARS & COLTON. Jan. 30 4 tf Spring Oats. t AA BCSHKI.S of Spring Oats for sale at OUU F. M. FARIl ti CO'S. I Jan - > '13 im GEE AT ATTRACTION! ?AT? J. H. RODGER'S GltOCEUY STORE, WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COM PL E TE A ESOR TMEKT ?OF? GROCERIES, HARDWARE. TINWARE AND STOVES. WHICIi lie is determed to sell nt the very lowest Prices. If you don't believe what I say call ami try me. I have Sugars, of all qualities. Coffee and Teas, Uacou and Hams, Molasses and Salt, Flour and Lard, PINE APPLE CHEESE. English l>niry Cheese. Rico and Grist. Canned Fish, Flesh and Vegetables. Hardwarcw My stock of Hardwaro embraces everything neodod upon the Farm, in the Household or in the shop of the Mechanic. ROOTS ANTl STTOV.S IN Itiis Line I have ft very fine Assortment, to which I invite special uttenlion. Prices as low as at any other store. ? STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipe from the very best Sheet Iron, anil warrnnt tho work. . ? . TIN WARE, &c. I also manufacture iny own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans nnd always keep on hand a stock of every Article needed in that line. HOOFING AN1> GUTTERING. I AM always prepared to do ltoofing and buttering at shortest Notice and in the best nanner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS BURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe can furnish it. Call and sec. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct 24 4:1 tf GUANO! GUANO!! L-irst ( Ijihn (.iiauos at I'l iccH, Lower (lian Ever. WE offer the following Standard Brands of Fertilizers, delivered at Union free of rciglit: Ettiwnn Dissolved Hone,.$29 Cash, by 1st May, 1880, or ?33 by 1st Nor., 1880. " (aliaHO $39 Cash, by 1st May, 1880, or $45. by 1st Nov.. 1880. Kiiiniui wissolved Done,?Cotton Option, 370 H?S Mi?t. Cotton " CillUUO, Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton. Eureka <?iiauo, Cotton option, 4f>01bs Mid. Cotton, luelior guano, Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton, lllisou ?!fc Addison Star Ciuano? Cotton option 4C>5lbs Mitt Cotton. Lorrentz A ltitller Aiuiiioiiinted Dissolved ? oilC,?Cotton option 4(idlhs. Mid. Cotton. Ifonarell Caliuno?Cotton option 4751bs Mid Cotton. Darolinai Ktiano, Cotton option, 480lbs Mid. Cotton. L'almeKo Acid, Cotton option, 3751bs Mid. Cotton. " " $29 Cash 1 May 1880. " ? $33 Cash 1 Nov. 1880. KcII'm Aiiiinouiuted l>issolved Done?Cotton option 48t)lbs. Mid Cotton F. M. FA 11 It A CO. Jrin 23 3 2ms The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. John Vanghnn, Charles") Vaughnn, Smith Vanghan, James Vanghan, llulda | Vuughan and Uobcit I Vanghan by his guardian [ Copy Summons lHildn > aughati, I'laintiffa. | For Relief. ai/ainst. JSarah Arm Ynughati as cxvcu- | Complaint trix of the will of 1 Horn j Vnughatt, deceased; W. j Served. Starks Vutighnii Randolph I Lee Vaiighan and Mary j Irene Hardin. | Defendant*. J To the Defendants above named: YOU are hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their otlicc, No. 2 Law Range, Union, 8011th Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiffs in this notion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in .the complaint. Hated 20th January, A. I). 1880. MUNRO& MUNRO, riaintifl's Attorneys. 1 Jam km Mi'.nro, ska 1. > Clerk. To the Defendant, Mart/ Irene Hardin : Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a Copy, was file 1 in the otlicc of 1 lie Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas for Union County, at Union, in the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on the iJOth day of January 18SO. Union, 8. <\, 2 Feb. 1880. MIM(I) & M U N HO. Plaintiffs' Attorneys, No. 2 Law llange, Union, South Carolina. Fob, f> 6 'it 11 ai'cUvni'O. fill IK juices of all goods made from Iron have i. advanced very much in the past <?0 days.? We have n great many goods on hand, bought before the rise, that we can sell at former prices Now is the time to buy. FOSTER k WILKIN'S. Seasonable Goods. VREAUTIFUL selection of Medium Prints and Spring DcLnins on hand; call and sec I hem. SPEARSfc COLTON. Jan. "O ! tf = i .,m_ - , ?=GEE & HUMPHRIES Respectfully inform their customers and the people of Union Connty generally, that their stock of New Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, is now open for inspection. Their goods have been purchased at the best markets, upon the best terrors and selected with great ears by one of the firm* TIIEWt STOCK CONSISTS OP - jLFULL LINE OF Fall an* Winter DRY GOODS, XOTIOXS, CLOTHING, 11A TS and CAES. BOOTS I SHOES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, ?SAXjnijJSS rfhd.BftiEn.Tno, TRUNKS AND VALICES, GROCERIES, In Groceries we have a complete assortment. Teas, Coffees, Siijtars, ItfolasHCM, Flour, Bacon, (Jiinncu UootlM, .Spleen, Flavoring ExtractM, Ac. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION t TOOUtt LADIES' AND (jJENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED IN rillCES. We intend to sell on tlie most reasonable terms and give satisfaction to all who purchase from us. We ask a trial. tiEE A HUMPHRIES, Oct 17 42 tf. FOSTER & I1LK1NS! BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best, for they are the cheapest. Zicgler llrothers celebrate Hand and Machine made Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? Every pair warranted. Sold only by FOSTER & WILKIN'S. Sewing Machines. I AM Agent for the popular and serviceable v Weed and the New American Sewing Ma vmuva. Mii-jr nrc pronounceu equal lo any now in use mad arc som m; \A?*>ap. i?. M roilFV Oct. 3 # 40 tf WO OliENS. OUR stock of Clot lis, Cassi meres, Jeans, Satinetts, Flannels, Linscys, Rlunkets, &c., Sic., canuot fail to please. Look for yourselves. FOSTER & W ILK INS. Oct 17 4'2 tf 1880! 1880! 1880 Every Farmer Will find it to his interest anil to the ndvantago ^ of the community in which ho resides to subscribe for, read and enlarge the circulation of THE AMERICAN FARMER, . So long recognized as the exponent of agricultural interests and the promoter of agricultural improvement in tlw Middle and Southern States. Established in 1840, and for inore than a third of a century in the hands of its present management, ft understands the requirements of our farmirg class, and knows how to eater to them. It is for The Farm and the Fireside! Able and practical writers conduct departments for Live Stock, the Dairy, the Orchard, Fruit, Vegetable and Flower Gardens, Pleasure Grounds and Greenhouse, Poultry Yard and Veterinary . Inquiries. Many correspondents, distinguished for experience and success in their special branches, contribute to every issue of the Farmer. Reports of the advanced farmers' clubs are a regular feature. Especial attention is paid to Fertilizers? Home-made and Artificial?their Composition, Application, &c. . The Home Department always contains something bright, practical nnd useful, from accomplished and experienced ladies, and is enlarged nnd improved. Subscription,?$1.50 a year. To Clubs of r.?A ci iu\ SA*riiM\I>S*V SON, Publisher*, No. 128 W. Baltimore St., (Sign of the Gulden Plow,) Baltimore, Mil. jpay Sample copies sent on application. JAi>. 23 3 tf ? "?? THE BEST FERTILIZERS. [would call the attention of the Farmers of Union County to tlio following standard brands of fertilizers which 1 am prepared to furnish in any quantities : STONO GUANO, sroxo acin, STONO A SUE ELEMENT, lilt A 1) L E Y S I) ISS O L I rEl) llONES, G. Oil Eli ?( SON'S SOLUBLE A MM ONI A 1 ED SUPER 1010 SI'll A TE. ti.? ........ii ii.. a. n 1 oi 1 Iiv acauu iiuiii iiic niumi inuiiiu mill niuuu Acid excels those of any olher Fertilizer in the mnrkot. My terms mid prices ore as accommodating and low as they nro in any market in the upper counties of the State. W. A. NICHOLSON. Jan 10 . 2 .'2ms I*ay What Tliou OwcmL rnifK time has nrrivod when wo expect all 1. wlio owc,iis to close their accounts, thcrc? fore, to prevent being (IiiiiimmI, walk up to th? Captain's office and settle, as we need money. SPF.AHS & COLTON. Tap. 0 1 -It. - 1 . l ? ? t .1 * 11 i ..in _l_l i-MtUj JUST RECE New Fall and Wi ?OF-* All Kinds and ?AT? J T. HILL i WE invite attention to our New and well i D R E S 8 G O CONSISTING OF W Ol'MtcdH, Mummy . Funoy Suitln Str! AND A FULL LINE OF CHEAP DRESS (SO OF T1IE LATEST DESIGNS AND :o: OUR STOCK OF White Goods, Homespun/ ?,? Tickings. Flanneltt, Linseys, Jeans, Clotlis i? CvO-m WE have tho largest and beat assortments of TjtMliC8 CI to this market. OUR BOOTS AND Arc of the best make and the cheapest over offered in Unoi o our stock of T. MILES Ac H LADIES' S WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BES1 LADIES' OL THAT HAS EVER BEEN BROUGHT to; OUR STOCK OF GENT'S CLOTHIl ?AND? FURNISHING Is large and well selected and as as cheap as the cheapest, incc you of what wo say. :o: WE IT A YK a Hardware, W oodon ware, Tinware, Crockery, Naddlery Or-oc All of which will be sold at the lowest prices, and satisfnet or yourselves. J. T, ] Oct. 40 A. IRWIN'S Eat DRUe STORE, Opposite the Union Hotel. 250 1 ?DEALER IN? DRUGS AND MEDICINES, b0 I! Paints, Oils, . 8,()0< Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Suirar Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, 2r Toilet Soap. reriumery, Toilet Articles, Shouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, Bajj PUKEIVINKH iumI Lie. _fou? Tobacci MEDICAL PURPOSES. And 1 Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded and Orders answered with Care and Dis- w&itfi patch. The Public will find my Stook of Medicines Complete, Warranted Genuine and of the ^y0 Pest Quality. Medicine at all hours of the , _ ? , night and on Sunday. 8 Sep 5 30 tf it. w. Ball, Laurens. s. s. stokks, Union. a"n ' well with u 1IAUL At STOKES, ing market ATTOKXKYS AT LAW, FULL U NION 0. H., S. C. WILL practice in all tlie Courts of this State. ? Prompt attention given to tlio Collection of The Claims in all parts of tho United States. WEST Dec 5 40 If milESpr FRESH SUPPLIES. I ces Ja DRESS GOODS. months, c KEMTUCKY JEANS, ' Tuition, BOOTS AND SHOES Jfoa'rd,0? AT LOIV TRICES. Iftr furt* HICK k McLURE. Nov 21 17 jjC Nov 2t nter Goods. . Styles \j \J\J K3# issorted STOCK of O I> s* Ipcd Hiiltlnv^ Alpacn?> ODS AND TRIMMINGS NOVELTIES. NOTION^ tweeds, Oassimores, pie t o. onkfl ihftt hM ever boon brought > SHOES, id. We would oall apectal attention ON'S HOBS. r ASSORTMENT OF OAKS, TO Tins MARKET.: TO, HATS GOODS, Cull and 8co them and wowaoill ? ? r /tmrir/i r r %r ncr and Bridles, cries, Ace. ion guaranteed. Call and examine HILL & CO. I Grow Fat! PACKAGES FISH, 0 LBS. CHEESE. 50 BBLS. FLOUK. O. Lbs. Bacon* lasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Tien,, Lard, Candles, Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, :ing Powders, o, ill other articles asnallj kopti IN A FIRST CLASS L? (IROfERY STORE, keep a full lino of above Goods uaranteo prices. GJfrVK US A CALL II be convinced that yon can do- as 8 as at any other of the surround? 8. WEIGHT GUARANTEED.SPEARS 4t CO. 4? People's Academy. SIMUNUS, UNION CO., 8. Cl iog Term of (bia Academy coram en nuary 5, 1880, and continues five ourue of instruction thorough. Ex census : $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 per month i Piano ?..^.JJ.00 " " <7 and JTlftO" " er particulars and Clrcnfars, apply to* J. U. PARROTT, Principal. West Spring*.. 47. 2niat