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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-03-28
TACTICS

HOOPER'S MACOMB'S TACTICS. A concise
system of instructions and regulations for the
Militia and Volunteers of the United States, COM
pretending the exercises snd movements of the
Infant y, Light Infantry and Rifemen, Cavalry
and Artillery.
Scott's Infantry Tactics in 3 volumes.
For sale at
Raleioh. Feb. 1859. Il
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SITUATION WANTED.

A young man of good character and steady
N habits, is DESTROYS of obtaining q situati n as
salesman, in come respectable Mercantile estab-
lishment in this or some other Southern State.
Unexceptionablc references given when yequir-
ed. Address (stating required qualifications, Gc.)
AMBR0. DH0T0.
Hartford, n. C.
March 10th, 1860, 29-3t-pd.
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SPRING.
1880,

1860. SPRING. 1850.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
HAVE now opened their large and catefaiiJ
il selected Stock of
New and Desirable Fancy and. Staple
DRY GOODS,
Of Dress Goods they q most beautiful as
sortment, consisting in part Of the following: ;:
SILKS.
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
JAC0NETS,
BAREGES.
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
CHALLIES, &c, DC.
In all the Latest and most esi- able
Styles Of Robes, and by the y1rd-
Their stock of FRENCH. ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN PRINTS is full, and a.s been selec-
ted with great care.
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INHE subscriber offers for sale a very desirable
L lot, containing about TEN R Of good
land, situated Immediately on he N. c. Railroad.
about six miles and a half west of Raleigh. The
improvements on the lots are good, and conve-
niently arranged, consisting of a neat cottage
building. With fire. places in every room h good
kitchen with two rooms and double chimney; q
good we'll of water in the yard that nerer fails /;
also, a good barn and stables, conveniently ar
ranged; and a No. l garden, in a good state of
cultivation. in which there is a fine lot of weE4 So.
lected peach scious ready for planting.
Persons desiring a bargain. would do well to
examine the premises soon-six and a half miles
west Of Raleigh, AsbCry Station, N C. R. R.-or
call on the undersigned at the Biblical Recorder
| Office, Raleigh. JOSIAH JONES.
Raleigh, March 18th, 1850. 30-7t
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DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE.

DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE.
TNHE commencement exercises of this %institu-
ton will take place during the week begin,
ming 22d April, as follows:
On Sunday ed April, the commencement ser.
mon by Rev. VIM. H. Fleming.
On Monday and Tuesday, the examination Of
the several classes.
On Monday night the Musical Concert by the
Young Ladies'.
On Tuesday night, the Annual Address before
the Cliosophic Society by Rev. F. A. Mood, A. NJ.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Literary Address
by Rev. Miles Pickett.
On Wednesday night, the Graduation of the
Senior Class and delivery of Diplomas.
The annual meeting of the Trustees will b.
held in the College Chapel, Monday afternoon
23d April.
By order of the Chairman.
31-3t HENRY M. MOOD, Pres.
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Be not afraid It is no Humbug.

HAvING in my possession many letters offhs
III hest character. of the many cures The VEG
ETABLE PILE OINTMENT has effected, IL IS
useless to say any more as to the powerful effect
it has in removing many diseases that on ginsts
from Piles. This ointment have found its way in
nearly every State in the Union. The difettfons
are quite simple and if the ointment il used ~ di-
rseted, one box will make a cure. This oinFnant
is sold only By myself and John Wyatt, and by
sending 81, and 9 cents in postage stamps, q box
will be sent any where in the United States-
Address NEAL BROWN
Raleigh. Il. C.
Raleigh, Api %, 1859. 34...A
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VAN HAAaEN & McKRoNR,s
sAXAPAHAW COTTON YARNS AND
SHEETINGS.

NJ E have now on hand q good stock Of all Bos.
w Cotton Yarns. Also IA Saeesings, which
we will deliver freight paid, to,any station or the
N. C. or R. and CASTOR Rail Roads. Orders sent
by mail. or left with Lynn Adams of Raleigh,
will be promptly attended to.
Payments may be made to the Bank Of North
Carolina at Raleigh, or to Lynn Adams, and If
made within thirty DAYS frcn date Of bill viii be
considered : cash psyment.
JOHN NEWLIN & SONS.
SaxapAhaw, N. c.
Feb. 94fh, 1860.
E- Standard copy 5 times. 27-5t
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

II HORSE POWER, about as good as new
The owners offer it for sale cheap, as a lar
ger one is needed TO d. their work. Apply to
BRIGGS d DopD,
Raleigh, January u, 81 NJ
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PREPARED By
DR. J.. C.. Az ER q CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles fr s..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the core Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
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NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES.
) Z keep constantly on hand Alamance Plaijs
~ and Stripes. :
These Goods are recommended very highly, as
being far superior to those of Northern Manufac-
tare. HEART L IREDEIL,
Raleigh, March "a. 1860. 3l--2t
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Norfolk Steam Ornamental
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL WORKS.
For Burial Lots, Public Squares Balconies,
Gardens, dc.

~ OuftUt LO",A WV ofNu'S"
Gardens, dc.
No. 10, WIDE WATER STREET.
WE would call the attention of the pu bic to
our establishment for the manufacture OF
the above description of work. We have such an
one, we think, that would do credit to the South,
if properly patronized. We have introduced al
great expense machinery of the latest improves
ments and IN connection an Iron Foundry foa
Rail Castings, &C. We have new and elegant pat
terms, both plain and ornamental, many Of our OWE
designs, which are entirely new and beautiful.
We now appeal to our Southern friends for theil
patronage and influence to this establishment; We
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction. Va
will sell as low and give as good work as can bt
be done in the country, and if every order does mo-
come up to our representations, turn it back xpot
us at our OWE. expense. 0rdsrs punctually filled
SAML. II. HODGES Il co
Norfolk, March Z, 1860. 2s-om.
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The Grand Worthy Patriarch has instructed the g.
Scribe to forward NEW Commissions TO all the Depu-
ties. This was done last week, and the Password for
next Quarter accompanied them. If any have JAILED
10 receive them, please advise the Grand Scribe forth
with. And if any Deputy is omitted in the above list
or the Commission has been forwarded to the wrong
person, by notifying the Grand Scribe, the matter viii
&c attended to, A. N. GORMAN G.S,
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EASTERN CAROLINA MILITARY
AcADEMY--Wilson, N. C.

PUBLICATIONS. for admission received at any
n time. For o circular containing further
particulars apply to the Rector, DR.. Deems. or To-
CAPT. JAS. D. RADCLIFFE.
Fob Olaf Ts6O. c7-1y.
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County Deputies wanted for all Counties not emu
merated, in above list. In Counties where no Division
IL in existence, Deputies will be commissioned who
will promise to exert themselves for the organization
of Divisions in their respective Counties.
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MINERAL I L SOAP.

MRS. E.. R. McGOW A N,
H1HE PRoPRIETRESS of this CELEBRATED
SOAP, which is made from the deposit at
KITTRELLs's SPRING,
has been very much fattered and encouraged by
frequent evidences of its wonde rful efficacy, in
curing skin diseases of all kinds. Of the most M
pleasant and protracted character. The rapid
sale il has met with, snd the increasing demand
has induced her to engage more extensively in
the manufacture Of it. And country merchants,
all who want to sell it again, can be supplied by
making application to her, or to T. F. PESCUD
Druggist, Raleigh. Price 80 cents per cake.
P. S.-Ifany one doubts the value of thu Soap
they will be referred to various persons who have
used it successfully in the most obstinate cases.
Any other so called "Mineral Soap" thun that
accompanied by my name and advertiser II, il
not the genuine KittrsH Soap.
MRS. E. R. Meow \.
Raleigh, March Sd, 1880. 2S-f.
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7

ACE Nantes and Points, Barge and Baregs
IL AnGlais Nantes. Turnouts and Busters at
HEARTT & IREDEIL'S.
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List of Local Deputies-1860.

MOI NAVE OF DIVISION NAME OF DEF. rosr OFFICE
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STRAW GOODS.

A MOST beautiful assortment of Bonnets and
N Hats, at HEART & ~IREDELL'S.
HEARTT& IREDELL would call particular
IL attention to their large Sto, k of
BOUTS, SHOES, CATERS, de-,
FOR GENTS,
LADIES
MISSES,
BOYS,
CHILDREN, AND
SERVANTS WEAR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
NJ ARRVITD

On Wednesday evening the 18th inst.
ct 81. Gabriel's Church ut Plaquemine
La, by the Rev. Father DeLaeroix, Mr..
ADRIAN !. BIRD, of West Baton Rouge
TO Miss LIE DUPUY, daughter Of Mad
anne Jedean Dupuy, Of lbetvlle.
To our most eonsiderste friend, T., Of
West Baton Rouge, are we indebted for
the above item, which is sealed with the
signet Of several bottles Of champagne and
a box full of the good things Of the mar
rage feast. l.. says it was done according
&c IIcyle, and we have no objection. TO the
bans. May happiness lead the happy cou-
pie even to the very sunset Of their ex-
istence.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

How rBE NEw YoRK PAPERS ARE
EpnEp.-A very cleavor writer in
the Pennsylvania Inquire says /.
THE HERALp.-Mr. Bennett writes
everything that appears in the
Herald, including the advertise
ments.-a task which would rath-
er stagger any man of less facility,
ability, and versatility. To Mr..
Bennett. however, It is a mere tri-
file. He performs all his journals
tic labors with the greatest ease,
before breakfast, and amuses him.
self by purchasing railroad stocks
and playing on the ophicleide the
rest Of the day. The Herald Is con
sidered rather good paper.
TnE TimEs.--Thc Journal is edit
ed in the ordinary Manners very
ordinary manner indeed.
THE EvENINe PosT.-The post is
conducted by poet and two re-
porters. The poet is not permit
ted to write anything, however, be-
cause he finds it impossible to
avoid rhyming, and rhyme is not
suitable for dignilied editorials
The reporters hardly ever writer
anything either, and it may be con-
sidered mystery how the papes
is filed up. The general impress
ion is, that the managers send out
for three pages of matter, and re.
ly upon the telegraphic news to
make out the fourth.
The EvENINe ExrREss.~-The Er-
press is conducted by Brooks Broth
ers, and very economically. the to-
tai expense amounting to seven
dollars a month, only. This low
figure is reached by q happy sys
TEN of gratuitous writing on the
part of all persons connected with
the establishment, and by the non
admittance Of any expensive news
into the paper. The ollice-boy is
Know Nothing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

His majesty the Emperor is said to
have remarked n similar case ut
Palestro. Near TO the Zouave was
an Austrian, dead from hemorrbage
lying in a pool of blood. His face
and eyes we're turned to heaven,
his hands joined, and fingers stiny
interlaced, evidently in the attitude
of London Medical Times
and Gazette.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

THE SrArE TREAsuRY.-lt may not
be generally known--but this does
not make It any the less true, that
for the past three weeks, the "Gen-
eral Fund of the State Treasury,
has been as barren Of funds, as q
good powder.born, is of water, 'or
"a, New York is of morality. OF
course there are special funds album
dant For instance, the Swamp
Fund the Free School Fund the
Road and Levee, and other funds ;
but Il Is the General Fund from
which salaries, and dhcr general
expenses of the government are
paid. But for accommodation
through the Banks, the salaried
officers of the State, would have to
go to the ordinary barber-shops for
money.
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beyond their means, they should be
inquired into and settled. We hold;
in the face of all the balance of
mankind that there can be no prac-
tical christianity in the community
where such q condition exists; be-
cause il leads TO equivocating and
variations from the true path of
right and justice and resort TO
that cumberous Internal machine
1.-THE law"
The merchant buys on credit,
and sells to the planter; the pro
lessor; the artizan and all the rest;
on time. They fail to pay him and
and he fails to pay others, and there
is n general gouging, the claw" ia
voring the vigilent. This brings
about the crisis, and the crisis
carries common honesty down to
the freezing point. Let us shut up
the churches for while and look
into these things. If The wife buys
on credit of her husband the husband
buys as ofte non the credit OF the
wife, and when they are each in
debted TO seven times the amount
of their personal estate, and are
sold out under the hammer; then
the children, come in, under that
ubiquitous ermnant of barbarism
the tacit mortgage and recover 1t
all back again. Can we not find
here, the very cleverest argument
for 0 radical reform, if not for the
abolition of laws for the collection
of debt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
NEW RRIVA
ar mr.
CASH STORE.

WE HAVE Just received from New York the
w following; Plain and Striped Bsfeges.
Jseonet and Orgsndis Musiirs, Briilsntines. Lace
Points, Lace wells, Filet Mitts, Ribbons, Trimmings,
Handkerchief, Hosiery, Hoop skirts, Corsets.
lars, Linen aud Msrseiiles Sets, white and Osl-
cred Embroidery. Cotton. Colored silk Floss, Sill
yer Thimbles, Scissors, Parssois, Umbrellas aud
other articles too numerous TO mention all Of
which we will sell AZ our usual low rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
DIED.

Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock,
LUCY BELL, youngest daughter of Us
car and Julia A. Barbee, aged years.
"D.sth lies on her like an uutlnely FROST
The friends and acquaintances of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence. on Florida
street, East of the Peniteutiary, this morn
ing ut 10 o'clock.
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FLAvoarNe EXTRACTS.
COI,OgNEi COJOGNEif
ouampAaNEi CuAmpAesEn

lust REOEIvED-Ten Baskets Of that fsv 1rit
" brand Eugene Cliequot"--also ansther cask
Of that fine old champagne Brandy" This
Champagne Brandy has siresdy gained the re-
pu,ation ~ being the finest In the plsce-sold By
apr1T.2w II. %. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

for . radical reform, if not for the
abolition of laws for the collection
of debt.
ArrrupE oF PERspNs KILLED ny
LIGHTNING. "That which character
ICES the effects Of lightning" writes
NJ. Boudin. "is its suddenness. At
one time the individual is killed
dead on the spot, remaining in a
sitting posture, or even on horse
back. At another time he is thrown
a long distance The FIRST men
ton made of this kind of death is
in the history of Alexander "Dur-
ing a dreadful tempest says Quin-
tus Curtis" which destroyed thou
sand men, some were found sup
ported against trees, ms II still alive
aud talking with each other, and
just in the attitude in which death
has surprised them" According TO
Garden, as quoted by Riviere, eight
reapers taking their food under an
oak were struck by lightning and
died, preserving their attitude
one man eating, another drinking
In Lorraine a woman and one Of
her children were killed and remain
cd in sitting posture. AT Dover
u man killed with four horses was
found sitting under a bush A man
of law ut Troyes was killed by
lightning when on horseback the
animal still continuing his journey,
brought home his deal master, re-
tanning the posture of man on
horseback. On July II, 1919, Mt
Cbateau-neuf, three fire-balls fell on
the church. Nine persons were
killed aud eighty-two Wounded
All the dogs found in the church
were killed and retained the atti-
tude which they previously had
On January %, 1S4S, goat was
killed near Clermont and found sit
ting upon his headquarters with n
branch of green leaves in his mouth.
Now this phenomena is sometimes
equally observed in person killed
by firearms. In the Morning Herald
of November Z, 1854, the following
details are given of visit to the
field of lnkerman Immediately after
the battle "Many faces seemed to
smile; others had threatening
look ; bodies had a funeral pose rs
though laid out by friendly hands,
others still knelt upon the ground,
convulsively grasping their wea-
pons, and biting cartridge. Many
had their arms raised, rs if endeav-
oring TO ward of n blow, or AZ if
desiring to offer last prayer. All
their faces were pale, and the fierce
blowing wind seemed TO animate
their bodies; one would have said
that these long lines of the dead
were about to rise TO commence the
struggle" NJ. Boudin writes the
same thing to the appearance of
many of the Russians after the bat
tie of the Alama: "Some seemed
still writing in the agonies of de-
spair and death, but the most wore
look of calm and pious resigna-
ton. Some appeared to have words
floating on their lips and a smile, MS
in sort of high beatitude. One
was particularly observed, his knees
bent, his hands raised and Joined.
his head thrown back, murmuring
his supreme prayer" At Magenta
again many dead bodies, as we arc
informed by Surgeon-Major Armand
of the army of Italy, maintained
the attitude they had when struck,
passing instantaneously from lire
to death without agony or convul-
sion. A Zouave struck point blank
in the chest still held his bayonet
In the position of the charge with
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
HATSf HATSlt

AT THE PHILA. CASH STORE, we
n have just received from New York,
q beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

~ Over three hundred cases Of
insanity in the Ohio Lunatic Asylum
have been traced directly to the use
of modern alcoholic poisons..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

SUPREME CouRr DEcIsiuFs. Hill
appellant, We. A. Malta, executor, appel
lee. Appeal from the Sixth District Court
VI East Baton Rouge Judgment affirmed.
Land. j., Tread by VOORHEES,. ~
w. II. Avery, appellant, We. The Police
Jury Of the Parish OF Iberville ct. nj.
Commissioners, appellees. Appeal from
the Sixth Judicial District Court Of lbet-
Vile. Judgment reversed. Buchanan, J.
Land j., absent.
Frances Babin and Husband, appellees.
vs.. Magloise G. Leblanc, tutor, appellant.
Appeal fssr the sixth District court Of
West Baton Rouge. Judgment affirmed
Merriek, 9. J. Land, j., absent.
NJ. u. Cooper " Co., appellees. W. Jo-
seph A. Cotton, appellant Appeal from
the Seventh Judicial District Court OF
West Fehciana. judgment reversed. Bu-
ehanan, J. Land, J., absent.
The Mayor and Board Of Selectmen Of
the City Of Baton Rouge. appellees. We.
James Mulvehill, appellant. Appeal dis
missed. Merrick, G. \. Land, j. absent.
Henry Bradley, appellant, vs.. J. A.
Trousdale, appellee. Appeal from the
sixth Judicial DISTRICT Court of East Ba-
ton Rouge. Judgment avoided, and IL Ia
now deereed that the tutors bond, bear
ing date the 18th Dec, 1885, signed by
Mary @. Trousdale aud others, be declared
null and void ss 60 the plaintiff, Henry
Bradley, and that his signature upon the
same be cancelled. and further that the
demand In Intervention be dismi ssed M In
case of non-snit. Merrick, G. J. Land,
j., absent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

7 WILL receive by next steamer from, New York
II something very new and desirable In the wsy
Of Barrege Asgisis Chsilette and Pine Apple
Suits, all made Of good material and entirely new
styles. W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

GoNE TO TAKE MExICo.--The Goliad
(Texas) Messenger says, a com
pany of twehty-scven armed men
passed through that place en- route
for Mexico the other day. The ox.
petition is a secret one, and the
Messenger has done wrong to herald
IL TO the world. Should the news of
their coming go before them and
the matter be whispered in the halls
of the Montezumes-past any rea-
sonable doubt, the walls Of the same
will crack. The X. G. C's are sup
posed TO have a finger in this affair.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
Morse. Patent Breech r.o.ding Guns.

CUBsCRfBERs ere respectfully notified, that
- their Guns have been lett for distribution and
delivery with BAHBEE a BENJAMIN.
A few ofthe above Guns for sale
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

sTATE or or LOUIs1ANA-Psrish Of East Bs-
ton Rouge-sixth Judicial District Court-1n
the matter ~ the Succession Of ions d. RsrP,
deceased No. eG5-Prohate.
10y VIRTUE Of n Commission issued In the
ID above entitled Succession and 70 me deliver.
ed will sell at public auction, AT the late resi-
dence Of the deceased, near the eastern limit of
the Corporation Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of May, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ IN personal pro-
perty belonging 10 the Estate Of said John u.
Rerp, consisting of Horses, Hogs. a Mule, Cow
and Cali, Farming utensils Buggy q Wagon,
etc. etc. Terms Of sale CASH
spsO-dtd y. r.. DUFROCQ, Auctioneer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

Totaisss.ssss.s. ts.s.s....,..s..4..p DOS
This only comprises the clerks In the
different departments, and has no refer
ence TO such officers as draughtsmen. enpi.
neers, surveyors and the different boards.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
A GpANp SrnMrn ExcunstoN.-k

A GRAND SUMNER ExcuRsioN.-kn
expedition will leave Boston early
in June for the Northern coast of
Labrador and Hudson's Straits, I'M
der the charge Of Mr.. John w.
Dodge, gentleman of high litera-
~ and scientific attachments, who
has been in the habit of visiting
that region every summer for sew.
eral years past, for recreation and
research. The party accompany.
ing him will be composed chiefly
of gentlemen from the Smithsonian
Institute and Williams College, and
will number about thirty in all.
Two or three ladies also contem.
plate joining the party. The cruise
will be devoted TO hunting, fishing,
and scientific investigation and q
visit will be paid to the Esquimaux
and the Moravian Missions.
Lone TRAIS.-A train of forty
three cars left the depot of the
Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
vt Norfolk, Va, Tuesday morning.
Each car was heavily loaded with
merchandise and seventeen filled
with goods fora Tennessee, which
will go through without break
ing bulk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
MATING.
TO PLANTERS.

WE HAVE in store 200 bbls. superior
w Winter Whale Oil and 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard Oil-for sale at city cash
prices by Ed. d. WIN. BOGEL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rI'lIE subscribers for Stock In the Louisiana
L 3. Industrial Association AZ Baton Rouge, will
please take notice that meeting will be held on
Saturday, May 9th next, at O'Clock =. NJ, al the
Office No. Q. Pixies Row, for the purpose u organ.
izing by the election ~ Officers for the ensuing
year. N IL earnestly desired that every subscrib-
CT should be rfeseR, in person or by proxy. by
order. tapr20.