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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
THE GREAT EASTERN COMING TO New

THE GREAT EASTERN COMING TO NEW
YoRK.-In the recent meeting of the
shareholders Of this company it was agreed
to raise an additional sum of el0O 900 in
order to complete and equip the great ship
for sea, making the total nominal capital
of the company e430,00O. The additional
capital Is to carry preference dividend
of seventeen and half per cent, payable
out of the first profits of the company and
the directors have the power of redeeming
the new shares after the expiration of two
years, on giving three months notice and
payment of a bonus of twenty per cent.
Captain Robertson of the Board of
Trade, has made minute and careful ex-
animation of the ship, and has stated the
alterations which will be required to be
made before the Board OF Trade will grant
their certificate. Many of these REQUIRE
ments are Of a very trifing character, but
the whole Of the works required can be
completed in about two months. 1t is ex-
pected that the ship Will be able to start
for New York about the same time that
the Prince of Wales will visit Canada, and
will, it is hoped, be able to accompany
the royal squadron. Circulars have been
issued to the present shareholders, reques-
ting them to send in applications for the
new shares, and up to last night applica-
cations for nearly 100000 had been re.
ceived at the Office of tire Company.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
Peoples Electoral Ticket.

lst District-Edward C. knight.
I'd :" Robert P. King.
Sd " Henry Bumm.
4th - Robert NJ. Foust.
9th g Nathan Hills.
9th - John NJ. Broomal.
eth " James W. Fuller.
S:h &" Levi B. Smith.
9th " Francis W. Christ.
10th " David Mumma, Jr.
18th " David Taggart.
18th q Thomas K. Hull.
18th 20 Francis R. Penniman.
l4th I" Ulysses Mercury.
18th " George Bressler-
10th - A. B. Sharpe.
18th 90 Daniel o. Gehr.
18th 20 Samuel Calvin
18th - Edgar Cowan.
goth - William M'Kennan.
2lst " John NJ. kirkpatrick.
22d James Kerr.
23d " Richard P. Roberts.
Gath % Henry Souther-
25th John Grier.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
James Pollock. Thomas NJ. Howe.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
R9~ The mother of Cassius M. CLAW.

R9~ The mother of Cassius NJ. Clay,
venerable Kentucky matron of eighty
years old, or thereabout, was told of a re-
port which had got abroad, that the zeal
Gus pro-s;!avery men OF the county in which
her son lives had given him notice to quit.
"Ihey need not give Cassius notice to
quit, said the resolute old lady che will
not go; and for my part had rather see
him without his head than hear of his
deserting the post of duty"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

ss- The cotton mills at Reading x
sold at public sale on WEDNESDAY o.
week, for sl52, 400. The terms -
one-half cash on the 1st day of Ms! ys
and the balance on the 1st day 0i q; Ef
1861. The purchasers are MesIls I'D,
ner & Co., of New York. Ten thu
dollars were paid at once ar
money
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

Bs~ The Austrian authorities at Venice
have issued an order directed against the
practice of persons wearing boards on their
chlns: To this irregularity another is
added, viz, that of wearing the hats a Ia
Cavour, which are considered the emblem
OF the party opposed to the Imperial and
Royal Government. =
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12

sS A good word is an easy obligation;
but not to speak i'll requires only our 81
lence which costs us nothing
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
THU II.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing
between the firm of Bolsinger Il Hutchinson,
in the publication of The AAeghdnian, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
subscription and accounts due the firm will be
left with j. T. Hutchinson, who is alone au-
thorized to collect the same.
G.. W. n. BOLSINGER,
J. TODD HUTCHINSON.
Ebensburg, February 10, 1860.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-12
Peoples Party Nomination,

FOR GOVERNOR:
G. CURTIN, Of Centre Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
Piano ForteS.
A. H. GALE q co.

l-, Take pleasure in invitingtl, attention
iOf Artists, Amateurs, and tho Public
81 ri III II figeneFally, to their NEW SCALE Pl-
v y v g4NO FORTE, just introduced. The
growing desire fora Square Piano Porte that shalt aI
proac the Grand in volume OF sOun and A. the same
time, avoid the unganly appearance ofthat thrCeeor-
Sred instrument, directed energies to the pr0ne-
tOn Of such desidtrHtum Our toll is rewarded and
we submit the result without fear decomposition
A6-0ur Pianos are all guaranteed 70 give eutresat-
isfactfon whether ordered from direct cold by
any of our agents throughout the country; and We
Iicit continuance of that patronage which have
enjoy ed tor tho last twenty y-hyey yeaTs.
A. IL GALE CO.
je2o S59-ly 1O7 East Twelfth St. ny.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15

The present Legislature, in both of its
branches, is said to be the most intellectual
that has ever met within VirginiNs Capt.
tol. The Senate especially, is thought
more than ever before, to have many dis
tinguishcd and eloquent statesmen upon
its floor. The Wing party is there, more
numcrously represented than at any for
mer period-it being composed of nineteen
Wings and thirty-one Dcmocrts-most o.
them in both parties, men of mark.
Perhaps, ms you are SO far away up there
in the Pan Handle. and have so little inter
course with the Capital, it. may not be
nmiss to give you some little idea of the
personaIe Of some of Virginin's celebrities.
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Senator from
Augusta county, formerly represented tn t
district in Congress as Wing, in the good
old days of the illustriuus Henry Clay, and
was also in the Cabinet of President Fill
more, MS Secretary of the Interior. He
still clings to principles of the old Wing
party, is a sound Union man-in favor of
n protective tariff, and opposed to the rad
icai principles of Modern Democracy. lie
is we'll made, and remarkably hand
some man, over six feet in height, and
about fifty-threc years of age, but is in
good keeping, and looks as if not moro
than forty summers had passed over his
head. With well-set head of still black
hair, Drowned complexion, ruddy and
healthy, and black eyes, rather small, but
bright, and indicating mildness and good
nature, but at the same time great shrewd-
ness. He seldom addresses the Senate,
but when he does it is with great dclibera-
tion, but with suficien: animation, and
with deep baritone voice, seizes hold of
the strong points, and sheds flood of
light upon the subject. When on the floor
speaking, he looks almost as large again
as at any other time-talks as if he hon
estly wants to conyince you that his view
of the subject is the right one, and always
succeeds in doing SO.
Alexander c. Rives, Senator from Abe
marie county, is brother of Hon. VIM. G.
Rives-is a thick set man of medium
height, OF little under it, with an aqui-
line nose, and with bristly bushy whiskers
to the sides of his face, and about the same
age as Stuart. Wearsgold spectacles, aud
is staunch conservative Whig, deeply
attached to all of it's time-honoreds doc
trines. Is said to be one of the best GRIM
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n. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 85 Main Street,

WHEELING, VA.
RE now RECEIVING THEIR FALL ISIPOR
n TATIONS, being the largest they have ever made
in one Season. and embraces the styles Of WHITE
GRANITE or IRoN STONE CHINA. together with Common
White and COored QueensWaTe in great variety. Also
a large and well selected stock Of Pure White Gold
Band and FancyPRENCII CHINA. either in setts or
sepArate China Decorated Vases COInSnes- Card Bas-
kets Tete Tets SettS, Fancy Cups, MnEs 4e. Also,
fine Table Cutlery Gators &ctogetheT with their usual
heavy stock Of the various grades Of Pressed Cut and
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE, Coal OIL Lamps &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and VIII du-
plicat to Merchants their bills purchased in the East.
at same prices auG2S,sS
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10 -sPEcIAL NOrIcEs Double the above ratos,
G8-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, Rccor-
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
acknowledgements from transient persons Strpng
ers to be paid for IA GtdrdI,ce-
Legal advertisements will b0 charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
Business Cards not exceednghve lines SO perysar,
or so for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the beueft of other persons,
well all legal advertisements. and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for Mt the usual rates.
&S-Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. r--l ts E-r-f "a
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcement
ofSermOns, so cents each. nOVI1-'59
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Just. Received.


MOTHER LOT OF RICH TRIMMED CLOTH
N CLOAKS and RAGLANS. of the very finest
qualities and latest styles, which will be sold At very
LotV Dyiees ClOAks which used TO sell At $50 Will
sell now at so, and those worth SIS for only So
lower grades In proportion. -.
Also a large aRsOTtment Of FUFtSs such as Wink,
Sable. Fitch and othsra. at reduced prices.
large variety OF the newest styles Of Reyer.ibIe
RIankef and BrOcle LSug and Square SHAVVLss
which ean sell below manufacturers price,.
noY26 ALEX. HEYMAS, 1S5 Main ct
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= ~ a Ii ST o @ K.
.HATS& CAPS FOR THE MILLION.
S. "A VERY.
No. 146 Main ST

-f No. 140 Main st
WHEELIN-d, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
i extensive Stock Of goods, in the HGt line, ever sx
hibited in this market
THE LEDGER HAT,
Now tile great leading Hat for Young Gentlemen,
have In every variety Of color quality and price, the
MOLEsKIN DRESS CASHMERE HAT,
OF my Manufacture. and Of the most celebrated
manufactures of New York and Philadelphia. pf the
very latest style and finest quality: THR RRKNCH
FELT HATS, Of all the varieties OF shapes qualities and
THE sAXONY WOOL HATS,
Son French. made Of the finest American, spanIsh
and Saxony WOols.
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS,
Cloth Cashmere, Plush and Glazed, from the lsWSst
price to the finest.
CHILDRRN's HATS AND CAPS,
Beautifully and richly trimmed just imported nom
From my long experience In manufacturing, and
the have taken In selecting my stock, Is guar
antee purchasers that they be suited with the
best Of goods, aud at the lowest prices.
sepS s. AVERY, 146 Main Street.
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New Books

81 Adam Bede Idyls Of the King, (TennY last)
Dr. Preaelis new work GlOssaTy Of English WoTdsS
Life ard Travels Of Baron Humb0ldt, with, In;TO
duction by BayaTd Taylor; Keeolleetions Of Jenny
HatnIyn= The Roman Question. Hardy NOFulah= A
bachelors StoTy; HernIIecti0ns of the ReVslution;
Book Of the Cbess Congress- The Shelby Memorial:
Knitting Work. by ATs. PaTtinst0n; ReeOlleetions Of
Samuel Martin: Ten Years of PIeacbers Lie BY
himseIE Henry St Soln. Gent; BY Srl BoOk; Foster
Bruthers= Tempest and SunslIine= breakfast Etuner
and Tea; PrescOtts Works Also, general RloTtuent
Of Juvenile Books. We have very large EsTtety
Of steroscope views. ranging in price neIudnG In
strument frum $ to $10O Per Fett Parties furnished
With general assortment for so cents TO 81 Per oVea
fns The largest and finest assortment Of Stationery
ever brought Wheeling, especially for retail city
cost to make room for Spring Stock. Give eaI,
and suit yourselfin anything you want in our Hne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15

1t is stated that the artboritiesare ahout
to adopt measures for preventing the fight
between Tom Sayers and the Benicia Boy
(Heenan) 1t is also asserted that ncgo-
Citations are pending for an appearance of
Heenan at Alhambra Palace, the admission
to the show being quite us exorbitaEt as
that charged by Mr.. Rarcy. sw.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15

The Championship of the World OF
PuSIIism.
ARRIVAL AND LANDING OF THE BENICIA BOY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15

OILT WINDOW WsHADES.--Just receIv-
VI ed splendid assortment Of gilt banded Win
dow Shades, and elegant styles and for sale very
Iow bV j. O. HARBOUR,
&lS3 Ia NEin q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
FROM RICHMOND.
rCorrespopdence Of the Intelligenccr.l

Correspondence OF the lntelligencerl
The nom Intercourse BiA-UAdt The South
Carolina EtnJassGGor cost the Sfdte-7he
figures as Mev wW appear in our tar
Hsts-Pen pictures Of nOt0Lte men IN the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
Choice First Glass Insurance
-IN TuE-

R1-Cas Capital SL00O ,UUO, absolute and unimpaired
WITH STRrLuS OF S5OGy3ST. IS.
And the prsstEoOf IS years success and experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
WHEELING. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
DAILY gntelliorllret.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.

THH1TE SOLID LINEg OF NoSpAREI, (oR oxR 1SCA,) on
LHss, MAKE SQUIRR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
CHAs. ". GRAHAM

a. yf SUCCESSES 10 JAItEs LAsETE-l f
ETJHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM The cIT
iZezJ Of Wheeling and vicinity that having IH!r-
chased The Drug and Prescription St0res foEulegly
owned by Dr. James TanneT he win confinue % eaITy
on tic Drug buEnsss IN al Ste bfaDebes- HsotIe-
srecfully EOcits continuance Of the Pube
which has heFesn6Te been 50 literally extended t.
wards this old and veil known establishment- sf1
1t will be HIS aim 70 keep every o. the PuIest
kind sSi ~ the oIest TrI5e. IlF,aIy found IN
we'll furnished Drug establishuent.
Prescriptions carefully iretn tne parest
,f ES5fcibss CHARLES "; W;GRAHAN .ft
No 80 cor. Main and webster SaE7
unylaSsa es.E.I.7 0ENfRE WHEELING.
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RIcuMoND, Feb. l9, 1850.

figures as Mev riU appear in our tar
Hsts-Ien pictures Of nOtaLte men IN the
legislature.
RICHMOND, Feb. l2, 1860.
Eds. InfelIigcnccr:- wrote to
to you on Wednesday last, the Senate has
passed all the Houses bills, lending moncy
10 some, and subscribing to the capital
stock of other railroad companies. The
votes On these appropriations were about
as comparatively unanimous. as in the
House of Delegates. In no case was there
more than two votes in the ncgntive-in
some Of,thcm not that many.
The House, for the last two days, has
been engaged in listening to At very long
and able speech of Mr.. james Barbour, of
Culperper county, in favor of his nom
intercourse tax bill, upon materials manu-
factnrcd or produced in the non-slave-
holding States-a synopsis of which
gave you in my next before last letter.
There arc some, who think that the bill
will become law. Nous Verrona, as Faith
or Ritchie used to say.
The resolution ofMr, Miller, in reference
to taXing slaves at the same rate rs other
property, come up for consideration on
Thursday in the House of Delegates, hut
was dc eatcd by very decided majority
there being but two votes in its favor.
The Senate on yesterday passed a bill
which had previously passed the House,
and which carries Southern principle
to very remote extent, indeed. 1t was
bill authorizing Mary. mauumited
negro of Culpepper county, to chose q
master, and enslave not only herself, but
also three of her children, all ofwhom nre
under twenty one years of age Of course,
she had the right voluntarily to enslaVe
herself, but it is monstrous principle to
pass an act authorizing her also to enslaVo
her children, too young to give their con-
sent.
On Friday Col Memimingcr; South
Carolinas ambassador, left for his home;
having been here just twcnty-eight days.
Part of the time, preparing his speech,
part of the time delivering it, and the
residue of the time waiting for II response.
The lady bOhrders at the Exchange are
much rejoiced at his departure, for during
his stay, he occupied two parlors, which
they had been accustomed to use. 1t is
now pretty well settled, that the Lcgisla-
ture will defeat his disuniOn project, so
far as Virginia is concerned For last
night, the joint committee on that subject
met and after full discussion, by a vote
ten against two, agreed to report n resolu-
tion declining to send delegates to South
Carolinu's little tea party. The Senate on
yesterday suspended the rules, and the
same day passed through its three read
ings, an act to pay Col Meminger's tavern
bill, amounting to nine hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty cents. 1t was for
himself and daughter, us follows:
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Homes Scales
p. G.. HILDRETH & BRO,

wheeIins. Va
A Re AGENTS FOR HOWE's IlIPR0TKDW WEIGH
a ing ScaIes Tay and Cattle Scales, PoTtGbls Drip
fever ana Dcruaant WapebOEss Scales from 400 T.
aSO0. sl.-..... : ...-..--
VIRGISTA STATE A0RIcCETUEAL FAn5 PEIEEsBuEGs
Nov s, 1883. A fiFst class Diploma awarded by thS
virginia state Agricultural Sooiety. These scales
have been introduced In Virginia but tWoWeessy tR
which time they have received uRsT CLASS DIFL0NA
and two TIFsI CLASS NEbALs, and are approved sd
recommended by al who haFs aIanlined thel. Can
ean : s 2. g q. HnDREIH& BROS sslE.inst
aur22 ssedEy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-15
The London Ne,cs, of Jan. II, SAYS:

ARRIVAL AND LANDING OF TIE BENICIA BOY
IN ENGLAND.
The London Ne,cs, of Jan. II, says:
The "Benicia Boy''-Mr. J. G. Heenan,
the American vino is to contest the cham
pionship of the world with Tom Sayers-
reached Liverpool at o'clock yesterday
morning. in the mail steamship Asia, from
New York. Mr.. Heenan, on landing from
the steamer, was met by several of the
elite of the s.fIncy," including numerous
admirers-chiefly the American captains
visiting the port of Liverpool. In appear
ance the Yankee boxer presents a very
gcntlemanly aspect. His face is oval, and
wears the expression of Il confident man;
the eye is quick and piercing, his nose a
fine aquiline. The head, unlike the gem
erality OF our prize fighters, is comparative
Is small. Hecnan, who appears TO be
man of about 26 years of age, Is close on
feet inches in height, w:ls dressed, on
landing, in large overall coat. trimmed
with IL short, black kind of fur ON the
collar and wrists.
From the Manchester Guardian, Jan, 17th)
j. C. Heenan, the American, who is
about to centest tho championship, with
Tom Saycrs, arrived at Liverpool early
yesterday morning, in the Asia. lie was
met at the Landing Stage by several ''fan-
cy'' friends and admirers, including some
American captains. Heenan has not the
appearance of boxer. but is of decidedly
gentlemanly. aspect, tall, fine looking, with
an aquilinc nose, and bushy mustIche.-.
He was nttired in a long coat trimmed with
fur. "A training ground was rugged up for
the young aspirant in the forecHstle, and
throughout the voyage he kept his muscles
in condition by continually pulling at
heavy weights attached to PnlIeys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7 -
Pure LIQUORS.
"R ARE NOW RECEIVING AND KEEP
w eOustRntly on hand supply o. ths following
Liquors. to which desire TO call the attention vt
the trade generally. We att0T ourselves that W0ean
give entire satisfaction to an who may fhYUr with
Pinef, Castiilou { Co.'S Rzandy Of 1886.
Seignett0 Brandy, Cognae Brandy,
Domestic de Cherry d.
Ginger Dc Apple Do
sherry Wine, Pert wina, Malaria Wine.
Muscat do MNlagad Do Clarat Dc
lLSidsiek's Champagne,
HOilsick 1 Co.'s ChAmpaEne,
California Sparkling Champagne
PURE RYE WHISKY OF 1stc.
Irish Whisky, MonOngnheia WhiSky, ROotihsd whisky
Holland Gin, Domestic do. jamaica Rum, Ealkirk
Ale, Youngers do. London Brown Stout; Cigars, To-
baeCO, Salad on. &c. 49,
All orders entrusted to our care win receive prompt
attention. ". AEDWARDS& BRO.
Cor. Mark0t& Monroe sta opposite 1rLure House
sSPlS'59
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yiEs A,sp lNLaNn NAvlGATIoN

EIEE ANp lNJi&E SANiGATlDN
.s scceitel Al forms consistent with solvencJ and
fair profit
= ,cist G.Hiic 9tc.,i GT irfSyTJH"en nf DWELLINGS
ard Contents f5r terms II fmte fo dyG years.
Tie lrogre,e of this Corporation has heen stable
~ through pf financial
.i,e .i periods evcntful III exempt from
awcepu.g cDnllagutiohs and maritime disaster: Be
,irr long established. c.Sh basis. the troubles Of
lie credit system aect in material particular.
Dnrng 'lrd times the security of relinhlc insu-
rance il M imperative 'luty-tln ability Of property
holders tusUstain loss being then mach lessened.
Policies issued without DELAY. and all business at
t.nIel u with Dispatch Nud fidelity. by
SAM'L +. HILDRETII. Agent.
Office at the Savings Bunk Of Wheeling.
fsbI9-,I1w till Jan list 80
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FEBRUARY. IS, 1860 aaay NUMBER $50. /

inaI lawyers in the state. .Has very
pleasant full toned voice, and rounds off
every period With great beauty. Is 'ad
accomplished helle letter scholar, and new
er speaks but with great effect, and attracts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-01
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-patish of East

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-patlsh OF East
Baton Rouge -S'7th Judicial Dist'iet
Cou't-ln the matter OF the Successi on
of Mary Bills, dec'd-No. est y 'oba g.
DY Virtue Of n Commission H. ne | I
ID the above Suece ion, end 20 me j =
reesed nom tie hoe s. 9TH Jud eial Dis
trct Cor {. IN aud 70 the Pa ish of East
Baton Rouge, rni sea Aforesaid, | will
Offer ut public sale In OFT os the Court
House door OF said pa 81. = the e, y of
BE on Borge. on
ssTUT DAY. the ist dry cf De, su,bet'
next, A. D., $50, at II o'clock A. NJ, Of
said DAY, he properly hereinafter, set forth
aud desc bee, belodging to the secession
of Mary Bills, deceased, 90 wit:
zone lot ofground situa' ID IN thst part
of the l,y Of Baton rouge lid oud by Ellie
Beaurr gard end designr ed on the plan
thereof ~ 10 No 8 OF square No TO-"
Also, Gone lot of ground situated N that
pa OF the eli of Baton Rougs, Ibid out
bv Ellie Deauregsrd aud desiL rated ON the
plan thereof "a lot No. 3 OF square No 12."
Upon the following erms aud eondi-
tions, 20 wit For CASH, on the day Of
sale.
II. V. BABIN,
oct9l Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-01

oct8l
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-01
LnrrstlrIANs Anmrrrp 10 TIE Ma.

LoursllsIANs ADMITTED TO THE Ma
VAL AcADENY.-Among the young
men who successfully passed the
late examination aud have been ad-
mitted into the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, we notice tue names of
James NJ. Morgan, Henry u.
Vaughn and @. W. Sparks, of Lou
isiana.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-01
HE The Oldest tree in the wor

EE The Oldest tree in the world
the history of which is known, is the
sacred fig tree Of A usrajapoura, in
Csylon. 1t was planted by King De-
vinidia;isss in the year 2ss b. c.,
and its history from that date is pre-
served by a mass of documentary and
tradition evidence. 1t was described
by the Chinese traveller, Fa Han, in
the year Ala, and the earliest Euro
peans who visited it, in about the same
terms. II still fourishes, and is an
object Of worship to the Buddhists Of
the island.
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