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t#"o' xNuBn1rn1sT4 90 as(l
RlCnMOND rMKAraK. E . = =
So GRAND soUvENTR.
TEsTIM0NIAL BENEFIT
MR.. oEoRGE KUNKxI,
rUEso.Y 's sshs s'ssS q a.. srr.
roua nAcxlYalSSfssff TdAiff PAINTINGS n,
E''"s;;HsA /. III HGS ST,s
ONE LIrE sIzzk PORTRAIT !.
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL
BY the Celebrated Artist.
ONE Llrx-s1&ssE F F5k4kkIDi1F rEALE;
JOHN RANDOLPH. OF ROANOKE,
Beautiful 81 t.'s.sSs ;. EEx, ,,sa IT,, :,
o'''''A''a tf'Efs SWf'N BOOTH
''' s'i S sTat.sisi ?; THE THIRD;
LARGE OIL ia fA.nrIre.
SIR Walter SCOTS f k:ss E s"v of
Ths Programmes Of entertainments will be 90.
'se'sd with great f HCvs sniI1s;Hs
of the HIGHEST order. -
The price Of . t' 81 3 i : e s,
~ IL IL A
xhch viii ensisle the holder 70 chance for ono Of
Zach VII Tlst.s DsssS.ssd ,n
both en1s-the docrkeeper retaining one half and
ss :" .ns ssnss he Other The
y 1--WE numbers drawn ihercfrom. The holder Of
Ss II e.. Rss ss1 * IT.
s,s,e ten T. .he third; the holder Of the twenty
,,A Tickets can be purchased at the princiua,
Music Stores, Hotels. and at the Box Office OF the
IF Those desiring to purchase Packages of
ea ,cnes1 from 1--WE to twenty Will please make
~ 81 AsnsS sd and mt. e nc d.,
l. kcr' r Z AGAIN. CHINA,
Mn In Of the rain last Friday night.
~. sADH THE ATHENS fFiii%sS; 81 Sf CHINA.
ThGRsDDsAY' T EVENING. THE PATH OF MAY.
GRACE STREE" g az CHURCH,
A He viii exhibit spec mems Of ther ne ARTS arts,
so rEtiISF dsr dwell
;n "a ne wlil explain their mode Of manufactur-
o oplum. will exhibit beautiful specimen OF the
" GOVERNING BEGGARS AND THIEVES,
ne Policemen of the West NAV catch a rev idea
the Gnnsss IL these mat: rather
whether they will profit by the experiences Of the
Celestials" In governing thieves for the last 5000
years ~
- The NATIVE CHINESE will be present.
RA Admission IS cents. my 23-2Is
O. X POOL ROO M--FOR
&1@ThE .FAIRF!EhD AND
X<3e6NAShLAND RACES. - The
~POOl. ROOM under the Bal
-lard House has been re moved
e. z large, airy and convenient hail at the WALL
STREET HOTEL, which will be opened THIS
EVENING. for the sale OF Pools for to- mOrTow's
race at Fairfield. All persons interested in racing
are AZ Invited To- attend The room will be opened
EVERY EVENING, ut Ia O clock, during the next
Two weeks. my idiot
E1ssx.v>~1 PLEASANT EXCUKSION
k essEE ~ ssWHIT.M0NDAY, 2s,h inst.
RiCKsBURG DEPOT at 2 O'Clock 4. nj. Re
For the benefit of the Ashland Baptist Church.
addresses vii! be delivered. and the Grounds of
the Railroad Company will he free to the excur-
sionists
ROUND TlCKETS-Adnlts 81; Sabbath School
Scholars. &C., 80 cents. my l9-ts
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1UTUKF H1fS.. !


CURAToRse SALE or PERaon A. -.
~ m HA1TIEf;s & q o ~ B rHT9ck: xfhiNa
DAY esa day Of Jane, commenciag q ii 1871
A, M, at Rsyeaswood the Fesi1enos u IT, II:
on the neehaaicsy,ls Tarnpks. viii eli n Ssc,
ton her entire. Personal Estate, cons;stiss of
sl. Of every bind; Z good Fsrm Mules; Sssd 81
Cattle, aasonE which are ; GOOD Mich Uovs: ans
fSal b the famous horse Deucslion, aad havinx =
Revenue coit. months old, az her side; one fns
end the xfoxinx Wheat and Cat Cro1s :" - -
TanAs.-Cash for all sums under 61o. ovey IN
under 800. four months credit; over Stoo ~
months' credit tho deferred pay msnts. in every
case. TO BE- 1ecurUd fyy negotiable notes. With An
proved endorsers and pay able in Riehmond.
especially call the attention. Of horse fasc;er.
and others to the Boeded Mare and heY C"iis
several Of her stock having taken premiums at
our State Fairs.
By order Of CHARLES CAMMAN.
Curator Of est. of Mrs. Mary A. Byaxton, decd.
my n II. CAUTHOKN, Auct
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szlIuuIuak : x EYgyRe ! EIY!EScnsU.S-I1is. se
l':ss:l ~ : !. q. az SCI SSk !
- Yok PETEKssVna. DIR aCT.l
sbSvs WIN al % Sstara. s.'f s q scs
,1 y, . So e:'.A' ''''sE II READ.
LIE TaGi 4 E e., SSsesT% AZ PEENsYii.
M., asth, at . clock a. M. ''''"
~ i1s,sht o. passage, having superior accom-
-. . e; +. cARpozo. Agent, Sockets.
uced a ;ssH BY !:
A.s> FOR N-FiRsT VESSEL
SEaE the sSPsHf1orp fast sailing schr. MlREs,
FOR DAVIS s;sfs & M FiM'fA tJ 5RhR1
rs 20 4 N Z w YOR K..FIRHT YES.
sseSRst'SS, east g r. isseensr
on o R.ss s ssi sHd
nv Ait. Apply 20 DAVID / WIN. cURRIE
AS FOR NEW YORK.-The we'll knovs
'' a: :s'n f. feh2 Hcw.,.:A hssnI
':st s,E.'sA For ' u s & ssf "
as FOR b BALTIMORE VIA NOR POLK.
Tss Jvfiia'sr cs ssskf; schooner WIN
D1 M; s.ln freight any, Is g. coLoulrr co.
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS coMPANY,l
ess HAVING ENiea1 SGsr M eUM 4 L.
$500 rev arrangements with the New York
TSSS%%RSsayy S 81 kkfTss sna
Cd se al
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should b
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
e1s5bsSe; Sass
as, 1kG& nsS 'GfE Sfk sssS g. are
1nnnlnz az usual NH It's
EGsA@EsTARTING FOR PokTsMoUTa
1.@sAND N + Oh K.--The steamer
G tsG PEESK Cart ',rrSap viii OF aSd az
and ne eHsns eeoaf pT.ose
ed at the same hour Is O'Clock until furtpet no
The GLEN COVE will be taken N 81 q 1 the line
snort time TO undergo some repairs. ap3-tS
SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.
FOR uIRE-For the balance of the year, a
to good COOK WASHER M fn Tl 1BeS soN Apply
my PTS Exchange Hotel.
FOR HiRE-By the month, NEGRO BOY,
L about Is years old. Apply . e co
my ATS Cary street. doors below 18th.
r Richmond. a senteel WOMAN, about Is Years
M 49, VIE has Sssn e .eness
I'M m, i issodss A' cekk & STREET JAIL
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I WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, 26th inst.- a.
1 10 o'clock, at my store = lot Of Groceries. CON
sissnkin part Of 10 bbls. Mornings, co boxes do.
Brandy, Whiskey, Butter, Bacon Hams and Shout,
ders.
consisting Of Cashmere Pants, Bus;neYs Goals.
Linen do Shirts, Suspenders, Shoes, s5aitsrs, &c
my X. CAUTHURN.
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i 1918 = Apposo00, Auessos -
| Efaxtakox,Ml rTr n1gh hisc Tky1fg9IF IN
| fFttbbSSi AZ N: Z. T
s:'s :s.:i:: a6l 6; -;
~ g: Nh. -. g: 81 -, :: E: 80 q
.ossks. ss SOC: 7sssssss ere =
eufs6 81 trust deed o. title issaiae1. fSs ~,
70: 'ss to b ';s'eo 6b IN A..
Il fk;'ttti sSs .sitS y
. q ::'s :: .s 81 :: q s;.
IL FsfHF ~ LET :. .. scss "a. q
y: ths.ween 4 and io.h snesis,l f,eac6 ee.dse
hssst Is IA. ssa; e S s,
s..ssncs q MT; =; q: 8: AIisn: After EI.c1; .iiI
@ sD 9 :sf e
se. Sf Eth a' and s he ;o,s.,, = 81.
iss. On The ss.t lin. q bslSidsrs street rss"ns
bs
MONTH"; u1ss. H. third e:.s h;I:ncs At s.d
The 4, for SSS s "a y
f SHt 81. II F25: 8S .
"a s aSsson s On The q
6Ie Lots, located as above one on he West line
e ASwa1d street; ancths. on tho East line Of
ing III feet on the canal, tcpposils the Tredssar
Iron WORKS. adici9ins re sLocery store owned
TESx..0ne .h!Id cash !; balance at 4 and 8
e M al he s
s Inc taxes '' 56S Sc 4 sfSs IS
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HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF PERRY
L! STREET AND CORPORATION LINZ IN
viii he sold on TUESDAY next, the 18th NAV. at
o'clock. p NJ. the HOUSE and LOT located as
above. now occupied by Mr. Josiah Moles, 'front.'
ing 10 feet, running back 1856 feet.
TKRMS-At sale.
my2i GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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- AND LOT, on DUvAL STREET. IN THE
entered by the CIRCUIT Court Of the city If Rich
mSnd, on the l2h dav Of May. 1850, in the suit Of
Elicit against Games representatives, &c. We
1850; at O'Clock = M.. on the premises, 80 \ at
public auction, 70 the big hest bidder, a lot with
on Duval street, nearly opposite Duval Street
Church. The lot fronts on the South side of Du-
val street - feet, and runs back l4O feet
TERMs.-One fourth cash; one fourth at two
months; cne- fourth at four months: and this re
with interest added and satisfactorily endorsed.
Will be required Of the purchaser, and the title to
the property will be withheld till the whole pur-
chase is paid Taxes for 1890 the purchaser to pay
JAMES G. ELLETr,t C- =
WIN. w. ROWE. SouIs'
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

Il good COOK, WASHER and iRONER Apply
to P. NJ. TABR Il SON.
my PTS Exchange Hotel
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IA SEQ N ID . M G U f M.
EHN SUMNER FASHIONS. wv
* MRS. DEMELMAN, on Main, he aVS0
tween 18th and 18th sts, informs her customers and
the ladies general that she is ready to show her
Summer sty les of MfLLIN cry. in all its branch
es. The articles will be sold cheap.
BONNETS and FLATS altered and bleached.
Country merchants and inlliQers will find bar
gains at Wholesale, having bought large stock for
that trade. lap l2-2m+1 J. DEMELMAN.
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STORE AND DWELLING, ON HULL
~ ;, SHEET, MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT
hUCTION:-Wi ba sold at auction, on TUES
DAY. the 2?sh May, 1850, on the premises, at 6
O'clock r. NJ. tho excellent STORE AND
DWELLING, located above. recently erected
~ MI Geo. A. Perry, and now IN his occupancy
fhe iot Is beautiful one, the house is an excel
TERMS One fourth cash balance at and -
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till last note 10 paid. The taxes for
1860 tn be paid ny the purchaser
my a GODDIN l. APPERSON, Anct's
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Richmond, 18th May. 1880. imy 1I-Sw
g ON 4 THING NEW. ..The undersigsed
y would respectfully inform the ''Old pai!Qns'' Of
D. c. =. Weller, and the public generally, that
he has commenced the
TIN WAVE AND SHEET IRON BUslNESO
STOVE WORK. TO-, II
in oil its various branches, at Weller's old stand.
No. q Main street, whore he Will b pleased to
STEPHEN BOUTS, On.
m. In taking leave of my old liiends and oustom-
ers take great pleasure in recommending q their
BOUIS. G. n WELLER.
ms l6-1mk ft''
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<M MINER cry. Nn.-
y MRS. DAVIS x SISTER, 2Nk6
IA Broad Street, betwesn 4ta and SIN, North Siae,
Have just received large and varied assortment
SUMNER MILLINERY,
al Of re the to
Also, large assortment OF Children's GOODS.
ap2-ts
sEc SINNER Rf FhsHloSs' no.
~ Mrs. bEMELMAN, on Main, Re- 2NS
tween 18th and 18th sts, informs her customers and
~" is
& at 81 vi es s0G shsap od
gains q wholesale; hayinx boust lsTfs stock for
aSkGro TIE E LADIES Of RICHMOND AND
Would respectfully annoance e ihs LADIES tha:
;,SsF Ssa:s $Si?;
TALMAs, and every article suitable for a child, all
10. o OF PHTrEkSs JUST
sSiS vi ssE6s %5sR ass.
TX s snStffs ' ffEtiSSpLARs eAuNrLErrs and
ROSETTks Of every description made to order.
AND "A k9f Of aaa
had ' b s oai!ns ., Ms. REBEccA sEMoSs
| the ST. Charles Hotel. Main st. my l4-2v
ASs--c,,-s CANAL BOAT FOR SALE.
sr for, oasr for sale sns1 tho al" abs
LINE. which may be - seen in the Deck Hsa. Ed I'd
70 NAT. TAYLOR a. tic '""' Nv ". C. KNIGHT.
Ma Enquirer copy. my 2-Stf
= cH :s!.: M haze about s"S
.,.. will Sssss Ssn CATERS sa.s no.
misses and ohildren.l suitable for evening Shoes.
rh ny j. s:n'' will do we'll /? FL w. seeH TAYLoa
- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
e. to %ass to s!ds sn9
~ .uS xssI sh:y Ssnnc, 3 X sP y
ensure handsome o fIsH fns ?s' NSkFor.
Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
my 22-st zao Broad st, Richmond.
r. FOR SALE-A No. BUGGY HORSE;
@Yrides well under the saddle; Y ave years
mako ;H1S Morse: enc os
I: i. yi 81; as and Of Handsome Go1o5
sE s "a t a4sNEsAs Nj si.s. ANhSshI s? sd
tailed Davs fl0e8 OoukukuDy BuO - y QUICK uukSy
horse. il sold Tor NO FAULT; but hecause the sub
scribcr has NO time 10 use him. For terms apply
q l0s Main street. or Ut Amencsn Gtabes keIS BY
my 2l-ts jos. =. nlA.
- FOR 8 AZ E-Thles vsFy 6ne and
~ we'll broken MULES. They sse sold for
~ no laHlt: the Ovnsr has NO use Tor stsm.
2A. Apply at this once. *ati 81
my 0-ts -
= ron sALE-oH E 5 : I 3 3 F9e PE
~fARMH in ChaSlss City cOgnfy, cqne3inieE.
rasDeetiveIy. - snd 3&3 acres OF he 1o0. 80
nv; r. ssssS s q
= SELLlNG. OUT At COST.-Ths sob.
q Asssst. . close bssins4fSssu r Dor =.
: nv U-ts No. ballard house.
1FT9NYl0N, MOU6gKEEpGRS.-wA
q lsye 6. AssS lev nofe Of these
Rain And aIvxe wAIEe - !.
which hsve heen st4fAetine ssGk uniyeyss1 a9te9.
ssSn,s. ek1ee. aa1 vii fIts. ystef eeose tQee1
- VSsk vit6. h0ci1ee sepglyiSe ~ ~ TAeye
I'm - : 81 ~, ~ sasa
az |9|l
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HARRIS l. BRO, Main street,
Next to the American Hotel,

L BITTERS is unequalled as a Liver IGvlgOra-
tor. and will be found well adapted to relieve all
disoTaers Of the stomach and 1lyeT: such as indl-
&c. Price SO cts. per bottle. holding one quart
For sale by E. j. PICOT, Druggist.
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k'Ote SALE-TO remain in near the city of
l. Richmond, a genteel WON AN, about is ear
Of age, who has been accustomed to general
HOUSEWORk. COOKING. WASHING, IRON
ING and SEWING. Apply at
my 19-eod3t* CARY STREET JAIL
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Sale by GODplN APPERsoN, AuctiOneers.
T'RGSTEk'& SALE OF MOST BEAUTl
FIJI RESIDENCE IN THE 0OIITH AMI

OF BkdAb AR6 TH HE o fFoxTa ssIPk
Pursuant to the provisions of decd of trust from
lanes MandeT. recorded in Richmond Hastings
on THURSDAY, the slst Of May, 1850, at 81 o'oIk:
NJ, on the premises, to sell that beautiful
intersection with 2Ist street The location il cen
tra', and yet removed from the dust and noise Of
the bus ness streets. The house Is \ framed house,
built within the last four years, Of the very hest
material, and IN the most substantial manner il
rOomy and cOmmOdlOus, and well adapted for the
comfort Of large family.
=. TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and
II months for negotiable notes. interest added. and
ntle retained till all the purchase money Is fully
paid. The taxes for 1850 To be paid by the pur-
chaser. GODUIN Il APPERSON,
my Fl AuetiOnAeYa.
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PLANK ROAD, TWO NIL ES WEST OF RICH
M0ND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION;1Will b
DAY. the sOth May, 1900 at s.. O'Clock, p. NJ. the
very neat and attractive little Farm, located 40
above, adjoining that occupied BY Mr.. Lugnot.
acres OF hishly improved land, and has on It new
Dwelling and all the usual out buildings. with q
we'll of water ard a fine viney ard. The land
fronts on HaTve street. the Westham Plank Read
and another street, and il in a most improving
part of the suburbs.
TERMs-Oae fourth cash; balance at !, and
years, for bonds bearing interest, secured by .
trust deed. The taxes for 1850 to he paid by the
purchaser. GODDIN l. APPERHON,
my22 AuctIOnaera.
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l6-Gzrlrl1A xyA EYNCneURa-Tbiee se
1Hll6DAY-Th The Canal bo"S
fF:..s; -, = '''A 'a Nv /: GO Foe
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WIN. s. Mccoy. EDWARD MATHEWS.
Mccoy Il MATHEWS.
WI VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENTS,
No l6 Hayne St, Charleston, s. C.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. o. Hear. Roper l. Stoney,) ch.x,.
=. Geo. w. Williams Co., Ina!ieS'on'
Mr.. Jas. Bancroft. Jr., Esq, O. "
John h. White, ESQ,
Edwin A. Smith. Esq. ) Richmond, Va
James w. boswell, Esq, ! my 23-dAcw2m
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~ 80 Sick TENkMENT. A ! H rae COR COR.
MER OF n AND &rn HrREETs: CHURCH
Ma poe es M Ar :G
Of June, 1880, at o'clock r. M, (f fair ii not, the
next fair day ;, the new and excellent Brick Tene-
Sharp: The lot has a front Of s. feet, and depth
Of l2a feet To- an alley. The house has seven foos
ed. In addition. there in TIE yard 6ns we'll Of
wstsr: sood ssryants recommendations. kc-
II months, for negotiahls notes, interest added,
and title retained TIL last note b paid. The ta1ss
io1 iSsS 10 BE- saSd b re 'ers aSfEasor
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FOR HlRE-By the month, q NEGRO BOY,
l. about Is years old. Apply to
MADDUX CO.,
my PTS Cary street. 3 doors below 18th.
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VALUAHLE COTTAGE RE8JDENCE On
The WEST LINE OF 9TH ST., FRENCH
GARDEN HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Viii h sold at auction. on the premises, on SAT
UkDAY, the 18th Of May, 1850. at o clock r. NJ ;.
the new and admirably well built Cottage resi-
dence. located - above. nearly ador ing the resi-
dence OF Mr.; w. w. Snead, and opposite to that of
vsrandah. and quite tastefuIly finished. The
neis hborhood is = most improving one.
TkRMs:-One fourth cash balance at 3, 6, and .
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained I'LL all the purchase money in raid.
ne ia xes for 1850 70 be pa id b. the purchaser.
my2l GODD'N l. APPERSON, Auc's.
GALE OF a BEAUrIkUL COUNTRY
- SEAT BETWEEN THE BROOKE Turn
PIKE ANO FAIR GROUN0N 0N HOW
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t.. STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANuFAc-
TURERS. 18th street, opposite the Market-Keep
always on hand a large stock of the best BROWN
DIES for summer uae. We particularly ask an
examinat, ON Of our brand Of Brown Soap Of Fam
III Groccrs who desire to furnish their customers
with a good low prle 9 Soap. my 2l-lW
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VEKY EAGEtLENT BRICK DIV Bill.
y ING. ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of CLAY,
the excellent BRICK TENEMkNT, LOCATED =:
Wingo. The lot has front IL o. feet. and depth
OF 157 feet. TO An alley Is feet wide. The house il
nearly new. has nine rooms. besides front and rear
pcItico. and is remarkably well quilt.
IERMs.-One- filth cash balance at 4, 8, H and
10 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed, or title retained. The
taxes for 1850 to he paid by the purchaser.
my IL GODDIN 4 APPER2ON, Auct's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
roo m mysir.tss.


NJ. Csnsfi-A few days ago, I spent IN
evening at the gfeenwell Springs, and
with no snall degree Of pleasure aeknowl
edge the kind attentions Of Messrs. q. N.
aud o. whom found there, and 10 whose
good gfaees am greatly indebted for tie
social pleasures I enjoyed.
This is certainly very pleasant retreat,
With its rural scenery Of forest trees loom.
Ing up, clad In their full rafb ofeteen,
dotted here and there with the white cool
looking cottages, contrasting finely with
the green foliage through which they are
seen. And the Springs each producing
different kinds OF water, eufpling up from
the cool esvsrns Of the earth, presenting
YOU at onee with health and, a cool slske
Zoe your thitst they are certainly the Es.
eulspius Of the locality administej. pure,
just ~ nature calls for u. Taking all into
consideration saw but one draw back,
and that was the large trees standing IN
such close proximity TO the cottages,
should tornado ensue, the tenants Of
those cottages would labouf under the
most fearful arpfehensions perhaps II
those tall trees we're ebt down, snd the
others topt to the height of thirty or forty
feet from the ground, u would he an m
provement, In conclusion I wac fully
impressed with the opinioi that this would
he an admirable site for an Institution of
learning, good water, healthy, isolated
from town o. city vices. aud all appliances
which would make II desirable % situa
ton for College, which with able pro-
fessofs would dfTuse light m this region
which would be seen long after it, piwee-
tore will have left the stage Of snbunsfy
things, such thidp is much to lie desired
in this DARK region aud 1t Ia to be hoped
some entefrtisinr friend Of Education wall
move In ,bis important matter.
MrsrAeosus.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

RAn.--F'om the following, which
wa take from The Memphis Avalanche,
1t would seem they have very enter.
pri'iig rats on the steam. ? Victoria /,
Upon the upward trip Of the steam.
er Victoria, from vicksburg. which
arrived at tbis port on Thunday
night the officers discovered that the
money drawer had been robbed of i,s
contents, which were enclosed in a shot
bag. When the occurrence was made
known, the barkeeper examined his
cash drawer, and found that It's con.
tents had also mys,e'iously disappear.
ed. lie ventured the opinion that
rats we're at the head aud front of
this offending, when search was In.
stantly instituted 70 ascertain the
probabilities Of such state Of case
An exploring expedition was Sc, upon
foot, aud the result cf II was that the
explorers found the money, shot bars.
and all, concealed under the flooring
OF the office. directly over the boilers,
amounting to some SIS. TIE officers
OF the Victoria will furnish the public
with that breed OF rats ut reasonable
rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

AMY INTELLIGENCE Some tfid ng
changes having taken place In the
orr anisaiion OF the departments Of
the Army IN 1859, the Department
publishes the following correct state.
inent Of their present arrangement /
Department If ne Easi - The roub.
Try east Of the Mississippi river. Head.
quarters nj Troy, N. Y.
DEPARTMENT Of me Hes.=-Ths
country west Of The Mississippi liver,
and east Of the Rocky Mountains en-.
c.pt those portions If II included with.
in the limits Of the Departments u
Texas and New Mexico. Ilsajquar.
tefs at 81. Louis. No.
Department of Tsros.--Tbe State
Of Texas ard Indian Territory lying
South of Kansas and the Arkansas
liver { Fort Bliss is. however tempo.
pofatily attached TO the Department
Il New Mesiro) Headquarters at
San Antonio. Texas.
Department Of Ns,o Msrieo. The
Territory Of New Mexico. exclusive u
Fe't Meia.e, attached 90 the Depart.
ment ~ California. Headquarters al
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Department Of Utoh.--Tbe Terrific.
~ Of Utah. except that portion If II
lying west Of the nth degree Of west
longitude. Headquarters at Camp
Floyd.
Department If Oregon. Washing
ton Territory and The State II Or gpn,
excepting the Rogue River and limp.
qua Districts Of the latter. lIeadquar.
ters nj Fort Vancouver, w. I.
Department If Cafwnt,.--Tbc
count,y west Of the Rocky Mountains,
except those portions Of IL included
within the limits 81 the Departments
If Oregon, Utah aid New Mexico.
Headquarters ut San Francisco Cal
The Headquarters Of the Army IRE
in the city Of New York
Note rs, whose stations are
changed by transfer or promotions,
will report for duty accordingly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
u We clip the following item
from the Bee Of Wednesday:

kkNrucKr.-lf the dispatches 70,
eeived yesterday are correct, Mr..
Breckinridge's game is played out,
ere u has we'll commenced. Ii in the
preliminary skirmish he is bated back
We fancy that in the decisive battle
he will be annihilated. The truth is,
Old Kentucky is too loyal to the Uu
ION to counienanee even one Of her
fsvorite sons, when he consor,s with
and is upheld BY Secesssionis,s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

The ROMAN Observation-Disclosures
the past eighteen months about a
thousand books and tracts have %.
pesred 10 Europe and the United
States relating to Italy, and oil more
or lees bearing on the question of tho
temporal power Of the Pope. Three
hundred Of these books and phanp.
lets have been published since the LIST
oil January last. The facts show the
vast interests that are involved in the
Roman question, and the strong hold
it has upon the public mind Of the
civilissd world.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

TITS UrirtD STATES AND CosrA
RioA.-A lettetet from Costa Riea,
July 10, Gays,
The Hon, Alexander Dimiiry, our
Minister TO this Republic, has con.
cluded the bssis and articles Of q
convention, 10 cit In Washington
within the neat nine months, 10 de
termine the validity and amount Of
the claims brought against the gov.
ernment Of Costa l,ica by the govern.
ment Of the United States, for injur.
iss 80, done to the property and per.
sons of American citizens by the Costa
llica force. at Virgin Bay and San
Juan del Sur during the 6libusier
war Mr.. John Dimi,ry, the eldest
son and secretary Of the Minister.
sails from Punta Arenas the day Of.
ter to morrow, for New York, with
the bssis aud articles In question.