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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

10 convey an invitation 70 Garibaldi to visit En-
gland. The results Of the expedition to ascertain
the feasibility Of the projected North Atlantic
telegraph are regarded as satisfactory and en-.
couraging. Fears were entertained Of general
rising in Little Wallacbio. The Archbishop and
President Of the Council had been arrested at
,Iassy, and twenty of the principal merchants of
Oraiona had been killed by the militia during
disturbance. Flour quiet, but stoadier; Wheat
advancing. COusois 935@9i for money and ac-
count.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Yesterday Fernando Wood added to his al
ready lofty reputation for unbushng audacity.
1t will be remembered that the reason which he
gave for removing Mr.. Stout from the Office of
City Chamberlain, to make way for Mr. Plat,
was that Mr. Stout paid no interest on the City
and County depOsits Yesterday Fernando coclly
.od a Committee of the Board of Supervisors
that he had made no arrangement with Mr.. Plat
to pay interest on the deposits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

We are authorized to state that letter pub
shed in The National Dtmeerat Of Cleveland
Ohio, purporting to be written by Mr.. Lincoln
to Mr.. Ewing, is an imposture. Dir. Lincoln
has not written and will not write any public
letters whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Mr. COrwin's Committee of Thiry-three was
in session nearly three hours yesterday, but with
out reaching any material conclusion. The prop
cation Of Dir. Winter DAVIS to amend the Fugi-
tive Slave Law was discussed and laid aside
Mr.. Rust then presented what he called the ultl-
uatum Of the South, aud which was the extern
sion Of the Missouri Compromise line to Cali
fornia, with the recognition and protection Of
Slavery south Of it, 1t did not, however, meet
with much favor, and was Likewise laid aside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Ia the House yesterday. the following preamble
and resolution, offered BY Mr.. Adrain (Anti-
Lecompton Dem, n. j., after amendment on
motion Of John CocbraDe, including in the recon-
mendation the repeal Of oil Personal Liberty
bills, so called Was adopted BY vote of ISL
Yeas to Ii Nays:
Wheyed 1be Constitution Of the United States the supreme
Of the land and ready and faithful obedeuce duty Of al
good and Law abiding citizens; Therefore,
Red That deprecac the spirit OF dobediencs to the
Constitution wherever manifested and thai earnestly
the repeal of al ssuieS by the State Legislatures In
Act with and in violation q that sacred instrument and the
laws of Congress passed in pursuance thereof
Also, on motion of Mr.. Lovejoy (Rep.. Ill.,,
the following was adopted-Yeas, 1914; Nays, none:
gh,sas The Contribution Of III, United State. the supreme
a Of the l.n6 ready ard faithful obediencs duty Of
ell good aud law abiding citisensi therefore,
ersd hat We deprecae the spirit Of disobodiencc to the
Constitution wherever manifested and that earnestly recon-
mend the repeal Of 81 Modification laws ard tbs; 1t the duty
Of the President protect and defend the property Othc United
States.
The following resolution, offered by Dir. Morris
dem. of ILL., was also adopted by vote Of lis
against Al
Rsored BY tie Hssse Of Rtrrsser'are That We properly
estimate the immense value OF National Unsu coeo
tive and bsppness that cheish cordial hsbitua
Id iuoysble attachment, TO It; that will speak Of Of
the pasdiun Of political safety so prosperity that we will
watch its preservation With esous anxiety that viii dis
whsoyeT may sugges. suspicion that
in .uy event be abandoned and indignantly own upon the first
dsu hing every attempt ALLEVIATE any portion Of country
from tie rest tnfteble the sacred ties which link
Ee the psrts that regard main pillar ths
edhce Of real independence the support Of tranquility
hon resce abroad s'ey property snd that very
liberty ch highly prize; thss hsve nothing In
the past do anything iu the present either La the
election Of Abraham Lincoln tie Presideuoy Of United
States from any other existing justify its dissou
tou thu. regard its pepeuity Of value than the
rsy triumph Of party is, whsteSer evils
" exist under ought to be corrected within the Union
in peaceful ard constitutional way; that believe it has suf
cet pow redress every wrong aud enforce every right
grow ing Of its organisation pertaining to It's proper unc
n; that 1t patriotic duty stand by I. hope iu
peace snd our defense in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

A great sympathetic meeting is to be held this
evening at the Cooper Institute, to aid Garbadi
and the cause OF Italian Freedom. Distinguished
speakers are ANNOUNCED, but the cause Is ono
which needs no COMMUNICATION.
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AsmQurk Daily Gribm,rs
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1850.
II. nnkhGNPnNDkNrR.

rs Of Coisprtcotioss What
Do sutnolticeed BY tne
Of tue Suto-Eot nScessEly for Pnoecs-
aoo. bot - guzfauty tOt his good faith
eli DO addressed 10 The new
Toes TKiBskk
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To Advertisers.

United nunher Of sdVeneeDente VIII be 70
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From WnshlngtOn.
sp.si.l DtspstoL 10 The N. Y Tnbrne.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. IL, 1860.


WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. IL, 1850.
SENATOR wADE's GREAT SPEECH.
DIR. Wade's speech to-day was smasher. IL
was the most able and elOquen! speech OF oil his
Senatorial efforts. The occasion was great, and
the speech was great.
1t was bold, yet not offensive 1t contained
all that needed to be said, and little or nothing
that ought not to be said.
The galleries were crammed, and every passage
way throDged. The closing part Of the speech
especially was listened to with the most profound
attention by nearly every Southern Senator The
impression left by it was Of the most salutsry
character. A few more such speeches, and Sc
cesson would be killed in its swsddling clothes.
Mr. Wades treatment Of the war aspect Of
the question was most happy. Ho showed con-
clusiyey that there could BIO no war unless the
seeding States declared it against the Federal
Government.
The time has fully GENE for men Of Dir. Wades
tamp. }. = r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

I've mails for Europe, by the steamship Asia
VII close at quarter ~ To o'clock to-nOrroH
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

SHAEEsrKARr.-The Rev. II. n. Hudson will deliver
Tie second lecture Of his courte, at Hope Chapel his
evening. Subject: "As You Like It," The dr.t lee
tune attended Ly srec aud very ,cleet au lgnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
To the Associated Press.

WAsBEGTOs, Monday, Dec. IL, 1869.
The President sent 10 the Senate to-day the nomn-
ton Of Alton ey General Blat the Secretaryshp OF
State which was confirmed about ono third Of the
Ser ators votirg against the appointment, No other
nCniDttiOns were transmitted
Separate meetirgs of tho Pennsylvania and Ohio
delee slins, without regard TO patty have been called
toi gt TO teke into consideration the preaent
diion Of tie county, and what course they will take
in Il 70 present cribs
houis to-day. Itis represented that they have gone
earnestly 10 work. and the prospect Of something
CepAble to tie country has improved
Caleb Cus ing, whose presence was requested IN
Wasl ingop, in consultation with the President
thie morning.
Secretary Thompson left this morning for North
Carolina. II is understood that though he fayors the
accession Of the cotton States, BIO is friendly TO the
resumption Of the relations with the others, when tho
nOn+layehodlDg States consent to give such Consu-
tioi al guarantees as may be satisfactory.
Ii is not al pie ended here that there will be blood
shed. Should the ready men OF South Carolina de-
mnld surrender Of Fort Moultrie, Major Andersons
instructions are deemed to be such Will enable him
TO retain an honorable position.
TIE Rev. John Chambers Of Philadelphia, opened
the House with prayer to-day. He referred to the
events in South Carolina and impored that country to
b. delivered from the horsor of cisuuion.
Alta meeting Of the Pennsy lvanis Delegation to-
hight, including the two Senator'S Thaddeuo Stevens
alone absent, the following resolution Was unan-
iniousy adoI ted;
.ored That our judgment e. s the opinion Of the people
Of Pepnsyyabs that the constitutional rghs Of al sections
should be es secured th0 ell the laws should be faith
fully snd pronpy aud that the Union OF the 5atos
tbs Constitution and laws OF the Uhied o'ses DO
and enforced In ell their integrity.
All the Ohio delegation, Senator Wade and Repre-
sentative Wade excepted, present at their coufer-
eu,e tonight Though resolution was passed, the
concurrent sentiment WIS the maintainance of the
Union aid enforcement Of the laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

During the course Of the proceedings, Mr..
Rust presented what be called the ultmatum of
tie South, viz: the extension Of tho Missouri
Compromise line 10 California, with the recog-
nitoH and protection Of Slavery south Of it,
The indications were decidedly unfayorable to it's
adoption, even in the Committee, which reflects
the most moderate sentiment Of the Republican
side. No action was taken on Mr. Daviss
proposition. Several OF the delegations are con-
ferring tonight, but with no probability of any
the Ncw-York consultation last night, which
John COchrane succeeded in having summoned,
with . view of carrying the scheme of The
Albany Argus, if practicable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Tie City of Columbia, s. C., was shrouded in
gloom yesterday, according to our telegraph re-
port. Tie smallpox il raging there with heart
sckening violence, and also at time, too, when
the Legislature is IN session, new Governor was
70 be- iDaugurated, aid the Secession Convention
wac 70 meet. The Convention assembled, and
the day wac occupied in enrolling the members
The outside attendance was small Gen. ID. +.
Jaruison was chosen President. resolution to
adjourn to Charleston, after debate, was carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

The steamship Bohemian, which passed Cape
Pace on Sunday afternoon, bring i've days' layer
European intelligence. Her latest dates are of
Dec. z. The news is not Of an important char
scter. The siege Of Gaeta was continued, and
FIRE batteries Lad been opened upon The place.
The Count Of Syracuse had died suddenly OF
apoDIexy on the 4th inst, at Szo. The Con
sults Generate had opened at Naples, and the
Government explanations to II mad produced
good impression. Gen. Bonodek had inspected
fbe Austrian iorireIses Of the Venetian quadEila-
feral. md had cautioned the officers at Venice
90 prepare for tie eveutualities OF an energetic
defense. The Engisb Parliament was to meet
on the 5th If February. a deputatiOn, including
two members Of Parliament, Las been pPpolh'si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
nns,nrBs NOticeo.

TYR BFsT CuMPRoNISE--lf n nan cannot sf-
GA A.. 90 an entire the approaching festive eeoson
H. Lip INV ia OF hNoX Fashionable NiutSt Rot now
,hr corner % broadway eod tucn4, and
~ nbsse viii lH much eg rec ylc and personal ct
c,itn % the suewc the ruTroso o. raw holiday
rr" complete ceapntse, quality comfort, beauty,
..cNt. -..ot q, ne "a a u &c also uCcQGi-Od.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

The feeling Of Congress 10 against tho usua
adjournment over the holidays, because of ap
pretended possibilities in the South which may
require its presence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Mr.. Clark of New.Hampshre offered a reso'
luton in the Senate to-day, which was laid over
at the instance of Mr. Brown of Mississippi,
that, if answered honestly, will expose the whole
indefensble conduct of the Administration in
connection with the forts at Charleston and the
refusal to send reenIorcements. The main facts
are perfectly understood, but official yeriiicaton
ia neeIed to let the country see the aagraut
completely with treason on part of tho President
aud bis Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Judge Black was nominated aud confirmed
promptly as Secretary of State, the Republican
interpreting no objection whatever, upon tn
ground that the President had the right TO seec
his own advisers.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

Gioves-aIl styles and qualities.
Halt Hose-all qualities.
Handkerchicfs-al qualities.
Cravats. Scarts, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gontlo-
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Naiises, Carpet Bags.
Umbrellas. etc, etc, etc.
s5Es- Boys CloIhing Of every description.
ta5"OrdvrS from the country respectfully
solicited. In sending orders please give the fol.
lowing measures
FOR COAT-Size Of breas; in inehe.-sze 81
w"is'-iength o. arm fem tie centre Of back
-hs!"aia uI person.
foR PANlhLOUAs-Sl4e Of yaisr--l"ng;h
q .i>,U- SCAM.
FOR ~NE>T-oize Of wais,--length or vest from
collar.
FOR SilRr-Si7e of neck--lepgth OF arm.
Gal and axamiue Tor vourse YES al the
LH0N PALACE q.
ALfRED MINpOE 4 CO,
STORY BUILDING,
lan7 Corner Camp and Common streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
GAZETTE 6 SENTNEh.
THE WEN ron TIRE TIMES.
Give US the nerve Of steel

Give US the nerve of steel
And the arm Of fearless might,
And the s're.gih Of will that is really s;ill
To battle for the right;
Give us tire eve 20 weep
The honest dear Of feeling;
Tbs, shuts not down forthe wor,3', i5.siI'own
The genuine heart revealing.
Give US the mind to feel
The sufferinss Of another,
The fearless power, in lie trying hour,
To help i suffering brother.
Give US the clear COO. BRAN,
That IS never asleep Or "cZH Nc,
But, springing over, with boj: crjeav0r,
Wakes the worll 1om rs pressing
Al, give ng TIE nerve OF steel,
And the hand Of fearless NIGH,
And the heart that can love and ieel,
And the head tia; IS always right.
For the foeman j. row abroad.
And the earth IS Gged VITA crimes;
Let il be our prayer 10 Col,
Oh, give Us .he mea for the tunes,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
Preserve Your Teeth.
j. a. a
Surgeon Dentist,
l4S ROYAL STREET

Late 49,, beicecn 81. Peter and Youlouse SIS.
CONTINUES 10 call The attention Of those
who need The services at Il COMPETENT Ern-
il>r. aud those persons whose Teeth have been
IujuIed by unskIiiiul Dentists. whose gold drops
oul a siio'i lime alter he ec b are pir.g.d. and
whose Artificial Teeth caunnI be wcrn with conn.,
io't, hv a%roIyi"g to J. A. C,sApAvANr. they can
ha'" ali ".s'H',.N5 ." 'he Dental AZ performed
c'rscIenttonsiy. a d IN the most srienllhc manner.
lie "tnumb' iue gums, before Extracting Tech.
with a C"emitai preparation invented ry HIN,
whlcl ies-eos tHe Pa.n. Cousul,ali ms IN
ITench' spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TUTTLE HOUSE.

~ The undersigned Fropnetor1eems
Sod Z siGit eXpe3ienl 10 inform the KAY
fS ~ ELLlNG PUDLiCIu particular, as
ESaEfSS4w well as Regular Goaroers. that ne
arDyr HyU.c-which ha~ been established ABOUT
TWO wears. more as Il Private Boarding House
Uhan a lIotel-has lately. by The atlIc OF NERDS
and the urgent demands Of the public, been eN-
tended to a depth as great rs lis ioIUi'r leUS!h,
and nox presents, ~ The extent and Siy.e q! IS
accommodations. the characteristics oi a mrs!
class Hotel. second 10 10 oiheTm the country pa
rl>res. 10 which le invites the attention OF AL re-
quir,a. accommodation, oi the character winch
!ra, he eNrpcird al d tTSt class Hotel.
h. FUTILE HOUSE is most e'ISsJ.y stpa-
ted. h.lt'tur fIr con, enlerce OF Travellers and
ius Business Community It IS situated OF Toe
Jnurroi Bank drd PiaqrrrrIuC streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. auu Immediately o. 4 me
wan Inc late Planters. ,UIsssit-j fu.el. aud
ayoHt one hundred ydnis distant iipm Inc rFer.
IA Iroat Of Inc House ilere Is a han some poit.-
90. above and below. an eN.eusivc i'ea1.ng
and Reception Room, in wnic1 there is enc at
he best SAFE o.. lcr the preservation ct va.uaJ,es.
anywhere 10 De Iouut-a delightful Dining i.nulU
drd Bed .;oOms. &c. 'ual cannot b. exec I'D IA
frost and Ill.iv around Tue hoIs~ iaeie IS q ylrl
oi ilue green ,Harj. noSi C"i-hiIul ."r tni,Aren.
Ia Lur. the Undersigned l. ,ruA,'euIraa Irayei-
els aut lther, VII md .; he IlI.Lt HOUSE
every ,onltort alI attention tnat could ne eY-
pccfcd al tirtt ) % lae highest rCPa'a,Ion. and 1t
prlcrs that canuo; ldil 10 be acceptable.
The .a'c lmpTovem ants being now almost
completed. with an entire new outfit OF FUrul-
lurr. Bedding. &c., Ire FUTILE HOUSE Is
confidently lh'own open TO tue public a. a first
class LojrI. to which Inc undersigned IeS, Specially
invite, al who desIe quiet and elegant accom-
moda'lons.
noyIo-G }. ). FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

delights Of the family circle, We think it
nowhere 80 fascinating as when watch
ing by the lonely couch OF the poor and
the wrctched, soothing the anguish of
the tortured body, and "cleerin" the
bed OF death with the hopes Of iamoT-
t2!.ty."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
Ti5z.s Of EG'e.

0ae lbird Of IN" price Of adjudication rar.
DC clsh IN The d,y Of sale, and ihe balance
Il two equal ~irs!-lulants payable ia all the
noah ut March 1901 aud 1862.
Prrchfser to fHrai,h his NOES nays5'e at tie
C"zeIs Bank 81 louisiana in New Orleans
aud 70 b. eccGsed b; mortgage and vendors
privjiag" on lie property ruId. Said notes TO
hear interest 1T he r8je nf six per cent peg
suHum from date I'LL maturity, aud in Gaze al
son ptNDDar at %aturIly, then to bear Interest
at eight par cent Ger annnm t:il raid.
IHhO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
March I2lh, 1889. uil7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
VIEW ORkEENS aDt.a
DONOVAN & NEUT7.
~sNNSSRs,
81. Camp Street. 80. az
NEW oRIEAMA

ANCHOpIES-h Oil aud Sail.
.3PPLES-Gr~n, D'lsd, Fr'ev~d, and A,o.
B.ACON-Breakfast Baron. Side, and Sso.,a,,
BEEF-Phiade,yhia and Hestern. Drsd r.
BUITER-Goshen. Roll and Western.
BUCKWHEAT-h tGis, If do, bag, and Joa.
Buffers srtTa prepared
BRONSON. Hair and Wasp.
BRUSHES IFhtcwash, Saoe, Scrubs and D.s.
CHEESE-En.lish Day, Cream. Wt.,e,,.
Prs AJP''' Iaioh and sgp'aso.
Cream. MIR. Sugar, Po;.0r. Wot,r. Girsr
VINE, SOaa and NGrcaroni Snaps.
COEFEE-Oid Gov. JorG, Faurly Jara, Haruna.
or 40, LagnUd. .Nochd, Asrican dnd Cons
CH0COIATE- IND cocoa
CLIMB zNB OYSTERS.
DhIED CHERKLES-BtGct5s,ri., and psaos,
FRUITS ai,in., Cuyyant,, Pie Fruits. TaJL
I,pits. f,nHes. Figs. Cifror and Cranbsrriu.
FLOUR-F E. + & COLLEEN Hue, and .4lannt,
ID 6Lks. hfLjis andJaes.
FISH-Ma.fno!. in hFtG. Kit. and If do. Codf,h,
Nart,nar Trout, Salmon. pickled and spiud,
hoe Eoring, D7st Herring, Haibut aai
Scoth Herring.
~ tu'sJH. D|tA" una putGCTts5C.
HERBS-S Sage. Thyme, SurOry and MaUoxm.
-Clsref. G,ssn md Nulton.
ISiNGL.isS IND GEL.iTYNE.
yELLLE>-Carr1HL Grape, Piunb Darl,on, Up
pie. Orange, BlacLb,rry, Raspberry. NraS-
5,rry, Leoion, Peact and GHa.a.
LIQUORS. VINES and tORDL4Ls-Braa.
dy, Uh,sky, ChaHpaene, Mad,ra, Port, Nus.
caf, ShoJy. .2nhisafe, Guienolei, RGiafG,,
Cassl. Uu Mont Dor, Cura,od. Mdrdschino,
Ho,s.etsy's Bners. Scaiedam Schnapp,,
Un,ncs FIowr Hatr. .4c, Porto. Clars
H1"r' 5la, taTy, Ma Cherry and Frsneh
CordiGis.
NOLl>AES IND SYRJP-PIduia;ioa
c"d >n"c'-i-"s hoi;',,', S~-er1rts dnd Ba.
ctcr's Sgr.y. IND >srop De Bateyte.
NJ rs .m"HaS, ST. s,et dna shs.ted, cad
Pcc-r,.
OILS c,.:oa SEED L1,a and Srern.
Pith' N-OiirsS, Ps~r'iR.. Gernins,
Inns, CGrlfor,rs, GJtIon,. i2od CabbdTr, &,
'cJATDLS-It arc N;rsc;.
PRESEkgES-P;qs 4yp.s. Peas, rfacss,
CRAB .qpv's. Orange, Ba,yie~ry, Ra,pitry,
Ahram5crry, ED'1s, .ipyrcotS. Ddnlsons, C6H-
ries. tTgpe, G,,ca Cages and LINES.
Pti.hL rs FTe,srtea and Duane. JeiiiSs.
AICB-Bnleg, Split aud Dried Green Psa, a.A
SODA Cream, Tartar Sa,arafu, oni Yea,s
Potcder:.
SALT-NfGreh. Soap. Mustard, Pepper.
Lump Hlck, Sc.
SAtCLS-Hnshroom. Kefchup, female
DO, 1orccsteys shire, soho. John RzN',, Hcrpsy's,
Fqot, Bsg-a,oE, China Rogci, Re.
81 bro'cR. Granu!oieG, TtgGers3.
Loof Grd Crushed.
SOiFH-O ahieys, NpTt, Eeier's, Honey,
F@'n Oh, .itgoni and Transplrsa,.
TOA GtES- hugaT-c1'sd and Picked.
rigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ec, 0=i
P,,ae PORK.
TEAS-Epetih Rreatfa,;. Ooolong, Pos.
thong. hose, Old Tyson. Young Hyso-, knpe
rgat and GurDo,rder. iooM prsd IN papers Of har
and quarter pounds.
IEkHiCELLL .Haoaror, Ts7icrp, Sage sad
.1ryUaconf.
!IAEG.lR-V1rt HTrr. c:sc-, Csuuts CAT
t-:7a.gr.
EPi|Ao-jlr-o .Huj7,sg., Cyzuano-. al.
,~.ss. C'.-r-. g..
-L,ail Cu-rp. SALAD Crsou.
Rose atd bay Waters, Oa:ssdl, Horiny, Gro.
ana. -.1ar, Corn Meal, Grts, IaJiyo, PzI,,
Eugycf'. c'Ithes' LINES, Co,.qles Of OH tinds
Sf,inp H-ac, Ylrmopll Efr-Ing, C<Os
FaSs.
- Goojs delivered free Of d.;ysge 70 boat.
hbll-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
BOYS C0LEEGE.
P~LIQUEUINE, Lie

THIS institution is now open fr
r. Lths a 'ml,sIor OF pupils. The srryi-
S-4sNS crs of VI. PAEor. 1u accomplished
teacher al french. have ,1ru : Cured io' tbs ae.
fartmeui and he viii yr on the gIUuud !u a levy
days. When those uesliIn- I.s:iucIo n in lLi.
"rd"c. yaH b. a-coMmotdjel. Inc p iucIpa, vi,
,su SOY. 'Shr ~ sd. I"...co.c llfn.I '.'..rH-r.
When 4 limited unmyrr OF runlis i,um abroad
nav oe ccouum5ia'"a VII board.
SPECIAL nal", wil b, AXE. e. preparing youth
'hurougnl, Tor toregr. IN orirrihat their lutme
course may ~ 10Th easy end ,air feclo V. In"
sd'ne care ..i Il 80 ue ia,e. wua those wun NAV
wish 10 prosecute Iueir classical studies beyond
sac rinlIl"l's ia luI> Ius'ru Jon.
\ cafe al SUPER i>i"u Nlii he rN"rr;sed over the
mora'>, habits and couduct al nupl's daring school
Eo'is ur W,he resident IA the institution.
The following IRE The
TERMS OF TUITION, &c.
Primary Eng su. PER month, $500
Adraucsd i.rGtsh studies. 500
FIelrn. with Eus'Ish branches. 500
Latin. FIeLch aud EugiIsh, combined, 1000
Beard. per 3Ou:u. 1890
v I,a.u-, extra.
~ al bii PAYABLE monthly.
instruction ~ P.iui,nc aud Drawing given in
he INSTITUTION. il d.>lret.
PAUL SELBI. Principal.
P~aqn"mins La, Oct. sth, 1889. octs
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
~GN9SENNSs.
Ficfaemine, La.
Rev Goods TeeW Goods
Fad and 5gSnter Supply.


NOW in STORE and Tor s ale by ROTH. DE-
y BLIEUX u 60, al then Oh stand, corEer
Bank an Main streets. F.aGuernine, L.
O. hblS. DeacAej " nae 'II;
~ bbls. " rrrI -,..iaed La d Oh,
- bbls. 10. 60,
ID DOS. cotton Seci OIL
1900 pan best na~l-tauned Russe:s;
1000 RAN iiou-peg~. oak-'auueG KuSset~
80 lalf planters ~long-.es gain Boots
80 par planter, NOT .eg BooiS,
500 h-r>,y hookry Jlckt's.
300 ker>-y Penis;
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks:
30 do DO Net socks ana stockings;
81 d. Elue ana Red Flame OvershIlls,
Is do collins. Nv Yankee Patent Axes
So ~ BiacE and Waite WOOL Hats;
TO- do Glazed Hats;
- 10 Scocl Wool Caps,
- do tme, spade, short and long handles,
Is - Auies. snO,ei>. 10 e.,
- so Cdsl-srpe! Case Knives:
) do i,ou, in and copper sugar ladies';
5 10 do 90 do skinmers;
Saddlery.
fall assortment o. La.Ir-, Uses. Gents AMI
Bows F.au yud Quilted >e-s. B.'caius. Cart
saddles. buggy and Carnage iIaruess. h.Idius
eri BJ-.v :" bps. D5ni buales. Eu.i Filings
Pos, and snafi { BITS, Meaningless. Buggy Relas,
GhfIhs dhi CuiSihrfN'
CIc+hi1S--Giclhing,
or !aics; Styles. tor ucnts, Boys ana LHi.d-eE
\ larsr s>gor,n,ul ssan1.rs> O,~rc@0.s.
EAdjH K;JJGcr Goods,
Coats and Wrappers,
Has, Camp Blankets
Table Covers. IorG..Ea's.
R4t-rr I o;ns. oi dlIrrr.t " drh. and culor~,
Bands ami lirss oi e.. s.zP>.
Carpeting -Calpcting.
90 pieces assorted I~dretn-. aIa ranging rom
3 - o roc. per yard. Far.or Rugs. assorted
Carpe, B.nuIEg, Floor OI Ctn.a, 4-4, 81, G..
- v de.
n oar goods having been selected in person
bv Mr. Roth in New York. Boston. Cincinnati
and Louisville. we are able 10 se.l It New ia
''sns p,lces. GIVE Us a trial and satisfy your
selves.
ocI ROTH, DEBLTEUX & co.