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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20

Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE TTACUMENT.
A hpT NJ the above Mills. without doubt the
IA hest article of the kind hefore the public ~
is simple in construction, easily adjusted 10 grind
enarse ~ hne and not liable ~ get out If ordsr-
grind and sits one hushel Of corn per hour In
iact the very thing where Touring mills are fs
and far betweeu--for sale ~
mars LACQUER q LANOUE'S.
CORNER Lafayette and Florida sis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20
SEGARsi sEGARsi,

I)bR steamer Cahawba, received y large assert
Il ment Of the most favorite brands-for sale
v. HEUDE 4 cos
JuneIZ Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20
BACON.

lust received, FIVE casks clear bacon
- sides, for sale low, by
may1 s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20
NO CURE, NO PANTRY 1T.

MATTAN'S Apperient, a certain cure
1.I fer Dyspepsia. Prepared and for
saleat. V. HEUDE d cos.
mayll Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20
LIME AND CEMENT.

1nn BARREbS Choice Cape Lime; so Barrel
IOO R1sedsle Cenent-juSt to hand and 70
sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20

BORING MACHINES, AUGERs 40.
UsT kkCEIVEDa few Boring Machines, with
- three Steel Augers, Patent Anger Bits, assort
cd sizes, Post Apgers and 10 inches
msyl2 LACQUER LANOUE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-20

ENEsH LIME.-lOO Barrels just receiv this
l. day. JOSHUA BEAL.
sepu9.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
MisfeIlaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Artificial Light
IN TIE WORLD.

TIHHIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal OIL and
Il for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures in the saline
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages are tna it Is portable gas light,
unryaled for brlaDey cbeapness -cieaniin .ss and
simplicity aud be used wherever artificial light
required. Il Is easy to regulate, aud requires 40
trim ing, and for attention, whatever, afier light
ing IT perfectly safe and free from explosion
and has odor smell while burning. The light
can be made To burn with any degree OF bTiiliancy,
by turning screw ald be increased instant .ue-
OusIy in volume from that of candle to ten or
twenty, by turHing valve as in ordinary gas.
The Vesper '-as fame and fixtures precisely re-
seulbi-, IN form those of coal gas, but in briiliaBcy
aud purity Of tight. il possesses decifed aiyaB-
tage over aHy coal gas IL requires no chimney !,
there is need Of daily trimming Of a wick, and
noIl IabIe to get of order, and child can nan
age il r adiy. The gas buried la Ihe Nesper TX
tIre IS generated frDn pure coal oil, or 'Nesper
OH - (which manufactured expressly for this bur
ueT,) without any 1dmixture OF acJdOl or other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited
suit from the plain, simple light burner
To the most elegant and costly ch Infelier. Each
fixture is perfect ia itself there rs No outlay TO oe
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c
The gas generated Ia this burner aud all fixtures,
from the cheap sugle-iight 90 the expensive chan
are sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF or
binary "a aNtUTes similar styles and ornamenta-
ton.
Churches boteIs public halls, stores, steamboats,
ami private residences throughout The state c. u
uug up TN tines eieg ant and CONVENIENT
Chandeliers and other beautiu gas fixtures, which
add 50 much tn appearance of such places, aud
10 tue c1f at If the home circle, and vBscn here
L1fore cOu. be used only IN thosa favored districts
embraced within lie coal gas limits OF large cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
c. ). MOREHEAD,
Thus. :. PAGE.
IorIsyutE. Ky.. Sep. 5, 1855
W. II. SETrLE-Dear sir .

W II. SErrE-Dear sir Aner having made
thorough examination of the "Ycsper Gas, - Ia Ia
ton TO Illuminating pewer, chemical composition,
etc | do not hes tit. recommend At as beng sI-
fer and more economical a. we'll as possessing great
er intensity Of illumination than any other material
now IN use.
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, and Will be found OF III
valuable the druggist well as the manu-
tacIuriug chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Pref Of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
llasbpillt patriot.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Daily, per anuum... 90
Tri-weekiy, per anDum, ......---..-. "a
Weekly per 1luuta CO
One Weekly for two years, ort~o We. .s-jes
Tor one year IN advance, --.... 90
When the Daily ,Tri-WeekIr or Weekly ia to be
discontinued (a1i IN advaDt a. the tshae subscribed
yorl, the subscriber 5. der otn rwIse viii be
sontnued atour adOptsoa untiipad e and stopped.
n not paid II must be paid the of discentinu-
snce, or At our oPtcn- theP4rty Is good, Will be
sent until paid.
Rsmistances by mail, in registered (" letters, at
our risk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
sCHUErZE - LU0OLFF,

MANUFACTURES OF IKoS fkAaE
lfl skAND, ,SslU AXE, and PAI&ioh - -
GRAND PlANu suKIks, made Slth HI II II n
AL the imprsyens4l cOhaesiss 10
.at,sr.srlty OF toac, toach aad durAoiity- SvA4
N AslAi.s xarded a. the fai : Ia Ns~ s"rt 10. >
iss "a IS an IA 81 Lsags, ts59. lie lvFs, Scoots
ana ssnaailes xii a0aey BY cAlnag Del Psf-
ehssang. AlsnstsaIEeats saafas free
War-roon.s i5a ssiJoAE Sr-. Il .ss soofs est ot
EsroAdsay,) } Svs York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

From Mr. Alexander Fall, Nashville
AR Thomas Ii. IAYLOg-Detr sir: hLye been
usiuu tue Nyspcr Gas Lamp, Id by YOU, siuce sep
te.a1er l.st .tIld perfectly satisfied That tt is
.,ne ui the most meal # aOI the most ecoEoui
, a. we'll s brllilAnt ls ats that be had. IL Is
,,asIIy managed, aHd uunesLAtInsly RECOMMEND II
10 all cut vi Tue reach of s1s.
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

april
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE. aug ~. ioJS
W. II. SBrrLE, ESQ: IL gives Inc great pleasure 70
state afler a lrIl of the ''Yesper Gas Lamps,
Ia ny study for six weeks st, and after observing
closely tor the same length vi taie, The experiment
Of lighting our - UnOE Tent with these lamps l
nave entire confidence in their ETH 5acy. IL to
ule "a ey ahOrd all the advantages Of the best gas
g . u those wbO live cut VI The cities anu large
towns.
Tne process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
re4l ly learned the bNIIres are SO simple ana so
Iie liable to get oat OF orders the cost o the light
comparatively little, and tie whole 81 free from
ali uger, t needs Ouiy mere acq ILint1nce on
tue part I'll the puOItc Eesper Gas Lamp u
bring GneIn INT general IN hut the County
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Home Testimonials.

ErO.. tue keV. 7. ;. Fan sNtsuNI4Ir'
NAsHvILI Z, be-, IL, 1859
Col T IL TAYLoR-Dear sir have used Tor some
time one ci tue Vezper Lamps and beg leave 10
my obligations 10 you ior having introduced
il To my notice. To persons ilving IN The country or
In parts ul the city where gas caInUt be hal, or
wuo may desire iigbt much more econOmoai than
gls-.ud The same time iuily equal 10 II IA lilu'n
H.ung puwer-ths apparatus viii prove - desi-eTA-
tGm
regard this a the M 81 beautiful aud most useful
tuyeuton for procuring stIislI cost, the ddvan
t,g,s of gas light that | have ever seen at the
81 ie time that perfectly satean explosion being
nnpJssbie-.ns Iue lt'nps are stne la cOnstr uCuon
a.ud gvd with case.
Very truly youts,
4. ) FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Gross 'Gtcs ss ante".
Tin KOuing.

TIAvING every facility IL TIE lay OF ~"FAmen
IlAld aaIsritItJ 10 lrst rate sorS - tA ~eap&tshi
viii contract Tor .fIniug fO1 sltuer ia t"s NIi4
orsoaatry ~ s-ates, asI Ia vtvfy c~sS s+riAu'
sztsl.ollla sigIters, Pipiag, Valley Cap ing A..
Also Gssaalze1 ir0E CSrn4ces, %c l1ls "a t9e oes'
manner > ". " L>ON,
trbs-t Oppusitc SeSan.c House
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
From \. u. Cross, Nashville

NAsu,ItLE, Uean., Dec IL, 1859
Nk.sxs. T. II. TAVLoR * Co; have had IA use Tor
about SIX months pact, one OF your Nesper Gas
Llgas, anu gives iue great pleasure 10 STATE tuat
regard Il as TAR superior any other 'oriAoe 4ight
tllat nave met with.
It's simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
II ex x,isiln cleanliness, sts1aness, aud purity o.
mi are auaitlses Ibat lusI recommend IL 10 any
one - 40 Sli try II. IL givss Agnt snicu 70 me,
seems 10 DC eqdal 6ri,iaancy t. the ordinary sts
itst.t Very KespecuGhy,
These are only very fsN of the tesasnonlsls ne
,aX. C,H aud eNtsniue tor yourself, AT No. AZ
1olk,uale 15ui!dIug Caorry street, Nashville lenn
THOMAS Il, TAYLOR CO.
janl2-f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Kentucky Testirnon

FrOn HIS ExceIleucy, GOV. C. II. Morehead, and
Thos ). Page, Esq, State AudtYr.
To WM. Al. Settle, Esq LOuIsville, ky---DedT Str:
We have been and are using your ''F"sPer Gas !"
ana are perfectly sItsfed with is utility. II gives
a soft brilliant and beautiful light, and IS perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap aud eco
uomtcal ia IS USE aud of less any other
tight. W.. satisfied that It will soon oe adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
IlIn.nL gas, aad also TO whom gas accessible anu
with " nom cheap IN the original outlay Tor hx
lures and the contiuuaI expense VI burning is Ob
jeCt- ,,,,.,,,-,,,
Yours, &C., c. 5. MoREHEAD,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

yITE hassa very iafge stock % P.riof hanfisi
w and J1aab Grstes, Of every priee Asa ssses
Fse3srs of. various Patterns, MArbatzed ifoa sas-
- sc Mackenzie 4 AIScHIS,
faba-sf boa. Q sAd IL College - rsst
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Ezra Family Flour.

* n BAKAtl.s EAtrA FAgaliy Ioar m4u a sctaf-
lou o. lf,ss.l eaoi-s wests whozt, 10 4FT4se To-
g,rIs-u aILEII HOOPER : CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

From seabury 4 Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The yesp-r tias makes brilliant and beautiful
light tn.I Is cheap aud portable, aud perfectly safe
Tie con, IructOn Of Tie Nespef Gas burner ahd the
r, tort Is 80 perfectly simple, thai II cannot set out
Of order nor explode.
Tae managctu OF the burner Is easily under
sto,I And requires beI uttis more ateatJu t0 Keep
II clean aud good order than ordinary gas nxtuFcs
ra. ngut produced by IHe Yesper Gas We Consider
rul, eqi.I IN every respect, 10 any other KIND OF
JOHN VI. SEAsURY,
T.J. SEABUEf,
u. =. PEACH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
TESTIMONIALS.

scientific mea and Others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vesper Gas or Air Light,
pronounce il tue be st aud cheapest ght now known
NumberIess t stmOnias being received daily
from ali quarters vOuCing Tor the excellence Of this
liz ht a few of which are gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
n Ew RRIy .
White Beans.
l,rafes and hIantelpieces.

n BUSHELS of White Bsxgs. rest received ana
III ~ s.,.tx A. JENktAs,
a. No Ia Soatn Azrket e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Miscellaneous.
American and F0reiEn
STEREOsCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. fH0EY,
sos broadway, New York.

After May Ia, 1860. sol BROADW4K, ti0o
doors from the 81. HtehoIas Hotel
tn sereoscope ID ths most f,sfr@etise. isse'Ssii'g,
,.zsrtdiassg, GBsH<s5sg, and ezeI-iAS u "
Soae are TOO vouag none DID, none TOO iEteli-
oesf noae too anslasGssfY to aekno~Issse rs worm
-S 5ssas : complete without it, and it must and
WI PS'. P- - 90 ytsss every part Of the word
In al ths reisf 60aess srs5octiSe, and sAdLPaess Of
d<taI as II y,a were ota the sp-t -,
Pbstosrz0 0isers are everywhere exploring EnropeT
4<fT Arcs. America, IN Search Of the grand and
tIse be4alafs ami the Tess of Lte1f skiIt are con-
X 80 -. Linz -s variety of paper Views Of
S-e,ez ia PARIS LslsIoa England ,>coli- I'D Ireland,
w.ies, ,Frz-es Bslgian 1iiAae - 't%erla9a an
TIl- gaiae, YerssIi=s, - Ct9ad. roHtaileo eau >
TaIlierI-s ft.Iy, TarSey, EgyPt- Athens, tae Holy
lad ClIii il..iz, Crystal Pztase ai=o SrguPe Ais
t--sti aua-sag N IrEiaEs sc-Ess- breakfast scenes
,,f- uirs stzrrzry Ss EE- Al srqziss;e dSsoTtssea
- Rfzst,sl@I I-S7sssg PsIaees Churches, sIid "a
thsirafs or Vance, It-iys &C &c tus SaeSt .
ti.sss IA tusaiu.lssa yaesrz - BloE fessdrEHStc
EyzKT szNTlszSS % szELIH AID EsFINED TASIE
should have hHs dFs ug rom some "I our e<-
qnistfs Uiscs .lizsz Sth a feFvislas stS'S'NPSI
s1sy-ls : Il, -, - IJ0 ssSas-s AOihiSs S@H pc
ias mating, anG one can l=r 10 -.
- = friend fo1 - picturesque snG tas De1Glii1l
Asseh14y fnsr1ss 1terctscoIe We've are tos
latest r'.- gr.ss bic ~nnder Ihey are taken IN tie
T5rtlsth pIrf II s10stt- aud ever t1ss 30 n1u11
400 sgiL Ly Z rsay Be -.OUiHg- i depicted siirpiy
aud ls-tiactiy G It utd beed FeFfe- uS Al resi-
Ia. tvs a.. aiIItisu4l vaIae fir q tbs besutses
OF iysats a adj tae ehTT1 y tss dItd no
t.sa- Tie PrV-ess J. ulscJscET OF vur % 4 1Au
beng sk1loss EyTo1S,e ~e reeve Ia on ''ndon
aad LiTge 0T1sFs Tor AEtAI-s = IseAHdAAis~us
yIe~sol nsric-su lie aud ss-H=fy-
Aul1a z otnsr th8uks n yuss published SteTe-
oSsoD5c iiilstrzGi - Vi III -SrBc vi re CLIoS
sIEKzT PKAYEk LzsuSSs, IA ~h.ca many ue4rts ieri
Al tnterezt- The iGrIsSuiaFs VI tnls WI DC I"cHi
IN our cItai0gue- .,
~aTdsd tS5uy ad0T-ss on receipt u a stainY
Parties a a disSaasce sending u 50 ., $40, so
40, d 80 cIH hive a god iastr 4i'eat anu soen
new IA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ O r S A L E.

u ~ ~ - 49, - -
rETISRfNG 10 make other Ia yestments, pro
w posetO selIalIOur Keal lE5tatein DavidsobcO' -
aEfOi1ss:
That Suburban Residence,
sftuareoouthe Franklia Turnpike within hlia mile
ofthe city and opposite the residence OF the late J0
seuh W Horton. ThIs is, perhaps toe most CON
nauding site the vicinity Oi NislNiiie, ana y a
uost country residence The house viii De
soI,. ,sIf cT 5acTes Ofiand ast purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
asthe SIMS tract, situated OF the smith Turn
D.. lo Lebanon rnadJ within three miles Oi Nash
yutauLg 33G acres The soils SOod 1T is we!
.tsrea taa tlrn0ered and can be divided mt" small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards, al Oi which are
admirably adapted for country resldenCes1 HiArSet
usIBd dsIry = arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road nov occupied b5 T. Z. IcCampoel, (,
And formerly OWne1 by rOm HlFdiugs containing
about 80 This place Is SO well known as TO
ng,i no further description. 1t willdlso be dlVided
to suit PURCHASERS &c. AcCanpbell ais hese
places 10 any one who wIlIcdiI -,
AIithe lDOy c property Will be sold on reasonable
terms aud Ou a credit Of one Two iturse anu I0ur
years -, .z,t.r
AppIytoA v ; Lindsey Nashville .or TO either
OIIne IudersIgDeo- - .,,,,-,,
SIX IBilesf f5In y 4shvIlic.
J. A ACCAAIPBELL,
anil Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

alleged Improvement. Other parties opposed to
me measure also urged their opinions On the com
mittee, but their arguments the same as those
advanced at the first meeting The committee viii
probably hold another meeting on the subject.
The cotton market yesterday exhibited stesdiness
and holders less disposed 70 press sales, especially At
the lower range figures recently current The trnsac
tions footed up about 900 200 bses The receipts at
the ports since the It September las. have reached
40 900 bales against 900 in 1855 500 900 In 1855
aud $50 coo 1871 The exports in the time have
amounted 10 371i 900 against 90o 900 1852 2ttz COO
In lsts and $4,000 in 1885,. The stock hauc com
prses rs COO baes against I'll 900 1852 l35 oo in
1853 and 10000 IN 1857 The distribution Of cotton es
ported compared with that OF las. year has been as fol-
lows
KxPosrs
1859. 1890 l1cT.
Great Britain, bales ..l AL eco o,s52Ooo III 900
france nSac ;.::. $4,000 $4,000 1900
ing North of Europe..... 5000 $4,000 oi.O0o
!, will be perceived that while England and france
have largely increased their supplies there has been
dccrease to the other foreign ports and ca<dJ TO the
North Of Europe Should the consumption in that dec.
ton only equal that Of last year 70 cay nothing OF pro-
babie increase viii be seen that the supply 81 900
bales short aud az stock hand is to- low to admit
Of direct shipments to make up The deficiency, il Is clear
that II must be made up, If a, ali from the LIVERPOOL
Market which viii tend 70 relieve the pethors ofstccx
there and 20 bring II, large II now is, In closer az
Proclamation to that held the 1st Of January last
than many persons perhaps have been he'd TO anticipate.
The toL value of exports to tie present time may
be estimated s1S5 700 Ooo AID the total vae Of the
crop thus Tar received al the ports may be set dow
about 2.2222 ,0O0, 900.
The -four market vas heavy yesterday and closed at
decline of iu' 81. 1co Per barrel Wheat was also
heavy and lower. Corn Was active at rather easier
rates PORK was less buoyaut and active cold
at sl9 % SIC 81 prime do al sl4 rs sl4 81. Sugars
were steady and in good demand, With sales Of 200
200 hhds at rates given in another column Coffee was
firm, aud from the fact tia: soa OF Rio have transpred
al I5c l5c would appear that the fac, predicted by
two three years Since hss been realized tina; h
that consumption has outstriprcd the African labor do
voted to its culture in the tropics fresEts were higher
and room scarce, while engagements werf far.
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rates. No term Of obloquy or reproach has been
spared when the South wss alluded to. Ac-
eofding to the accounts of Sumner, Seward
and Wendell Phillips, Southerners are as cruel
as the cannibals Of the South Sea-, as uucivilized
as kafir, and as depraved as the inhabitants of
Sodom and Gomorrsh. While the more mode
rate Of the republicans have been attempting
to conceal the true issues which will grow out
Of their theories, the radical section of the party
has been throwing red-hot shot into the South
ern camps until the present moment, when the
conAagration is on the point of breaking out.
The natural consequences of this line of con-
duct may be readily perceived. The violence
Of the abolitionists in the North has reacted
upon the South which demands protection for
its local institutions an equal share in the 60
vernment, and the recognition of its constitu-
tional rights. Failing to receive all this at the
hands Of the North. the South claims as the
last resort, the right to secede peaceabiy and
quietly from the Union.
That is the real state of the case as it stands.
And now it remains for the conservative men
Of the Middle and Western States to say what
course shall be taken to avert the danger that
threatens the country. The question is most
important one. 1t is far above any party con-
s;deradoas. The matter has goue so far that
the politicians have no longer any control over
it. AT such q time every man should consult
interests which are above personal preferences
and party ties. We need not paint the horrors
which would result from the dissolution of the
Union. We need not point to the inevitable
mcrey panic, the breaking down Of the COM
mercial. mining and manufacturing interests of
the nation. All this will suggest itself to the
mind ofevery man who has anything at stake
in the country. We may, however suggest
that the only way by which the peace Of the
country can be preserved is by uniting all the
opposition against Lincoln upon one candidate,
and that candidate the one who alone is sure
Of the Southern States If the conservative
men Of the North can be aroused TO sense Of
their danger, go as to combine for Mr.. Breckin-
ridge, then Lincoln may be defeated; but, on the
other hand. If the black republican candidate
should be elected. we can expect nothing but
renewed and more bitter agitation, ending final
~ in the disruption of the confederacy and con-
segment downfall of the republic. Men and
brethren, ponder upon these things!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

Tn WAsHr'oToS Hrfdars JoB.-H appears
from the Comptroller's report presented to the
Board Of Aldermen on Monday, that tie nice
little sum Of sixteen thousand dollars is required
already by the Commissioners appointed by the
last Legislature &c lay out the city north Of I55th
street into streets. roads and avenues: so that
This unnecessary aud expensive job has fairly
commenced II sixteen thousand dollar. /, de.
mandcd the frat year, when will the outlay stop.
The Comraksioncrs can take their own time and
as tho whole affair is got up for The purpose Of
creating fees Of ooursc the job will BE- protractcd
indefinitely. II must bc remembered tina, The law
docs not empower the Commissioners TO DO any
work in that locality, but simply TO "lay Il out:
and beautifully they are going 10 do IL for II
seems that thcy intend the avenues to run at
right angle With thosc lower down that is to
say from the las, 90 The North rivcr-oYcr two
hills and through two valleys A design in itself
prcpostcrous. not a. mention the enormous cx-
pcnse IL would involve
We warned thc public from the beginning
that this scheme wa going 70 turn ont mis-
obicvous and corrupt concern, burdensome 60
the owner % property and destructive 20 the
beauty OF that portion Of the island. bat the
ohkancry of thc Albany lobby prevailed aud
We uus, only take the Consequence