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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS
ROWS Il
Z !

THIS institution is now open for
Ethe a mission OF pupils. The servi-
%xSs& ces of NJ. PARoT, an accomplished
teacher of French. have been secured tor this de.
partment and he will be on the ground N a lew
DAYS. when those desiring instruction IN this
branch can be accommodated. The principal will
also soon take up his residence IL the institution.
when a limited number OF pupils from abroad
MAY be accommodated with board.
Special pains all be taken IN Preparlng youth
thoroughly for College, inDTderthat their future
course NAV be both easy and sa'isiecto J. The
same care will also be taken with those who may
wish to prosecute their classlca! s'udIes beyoEd
tue rudimputs IN this INSTRUCTION.
A careful supervision will De exercised over Tue
morals. habits and conduct OF pupils tl,rlns school
aours or " e resident IN the Institution.
The following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, Sc.
Primary English, per mouth, $500
/ Advanced EugIish stHdIeS, 800
French. with English branches, 500
Latin. French and English. combined, 1000
Board, per month, !o,oo
Washing. extra,
u All hills payable monthly.
instruction in Painting and Drawing gwen IN
be institution, il desired.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
P~laquemine La, Oct. sih, 1859. octo
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E.nporrauf 10 The Eadics!
Mis-. THOMPSON,

TsaN New 0RLEANs,
HAS the pleasure OF a%Inonnci . 10 the ladies'
II Of Piaquemue and coast. tina, she - pte-
nared 10 give ls>sous IN cutting Ladies and CHI
dIeu's Dresses.
ANY lady with a knowledge Of This art
when can Ye learned ia a lew aours-can ~ 4sr-
sell or others T~e,ieclly IN ary reqnIed slJ
Also. several STYLES OF Silk and Worsted I'm
b!oidery: Wax IssuIe and Worsted Flowers
2 siss,ss.S SC staught aclasses.
Mrs. 7. carries on dress making, and possesses
every facility Tor making TO order at the shortest
notice, all the latest style oi dresses, eioaks aud
Mspiiies.
Ladies Gu ihe Coast viii We waited on by Mr.
L. if conveyance be sent.
Patterns ol all kinds cut in a few minutes.
Several apprentices wanted Tor uress making.
y T. THOMPSON,
Residence corner L.evee aud Main sis. Janli
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18
STABLE.

The Undersigned res
M pectfully inform the public,
IHr-@ That having purchased and re-
rAA@SssS moved 10 the Livery stable
formerly owu-j and occupied by Sanil. McFad-
jim. and laitely by Ira Circuit, on -
Main street in The town of Plaqre- E~A
mine. aud having added much TO t<AS1
in the way OF fine Horses and 3usgIe>. they
are prepared 10 carry on the LIVERY SrABLL
BUSINESS IN all is branches.
Horses. aud Vehicles ot almost every kind, rea
dy al shoIi notice.
Family Carriages supplied.
Customers can RELY upon having their Horses
wei TEL 1ui taken rare OF. GIVE Us a iial.
We also have fue iat,e Lot, Tor the accom-
moddilon "a GI0vcis.
JANIS BARK X.
myI-ly J. P. MhR'ONNEAuA
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18
OYSTER SALOON /.

safe Of Negroes.
ON THE FIRST of October q
az next my house will he opened aud ~
~ a large supply of all classes OF ne SaN>
~ srces offered for sale, imported lsT
from Virginia, Maryland and Georgia. AIieI-
wards, duTin. The whole season. the supply shall
be kept good by the receipt OF large lots OF the
choicest negroes to be had from the above States.
Apply at 81 Baronne street, between Common
and Gravier. aud two squares west from St.
Charles Hotel.
ocis WALTER l. CAMPBELL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


10 the Physician, Of the Southern States
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

u. GT-MER.
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TO planters, Mechanics and Cap
itai6Slss

December 18Th, 1875.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

- The undersigned prcpnetordeems
49, 2 I'd il eXpeilent to inform the TRAY
EszJ III ELLiNG PUBLIC in particular. as
ASL-NS we'll as Re5ular BoaTdeIs. that the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Bsssd Of Aldermen, Feb. %, isso.
On ayes an noes confirmed
Board Of Councilmen, March 10, 1e6o
Con ,urred 10 ayes and noes.
Resolution that the assessment for hakgnk and setpg curb
and yutts In Second avenue between Seventy aud
Eighty %rtb Streets be ooomed add Joushsn roter Coec-
tor Of Assessment be sppoluted collector
Board Of Aldermen, March is, 1860.
On ayes and noos adopted
Bead OF Councimen March 10, 1900
Oh ayes and noes adopted
Resolution tina. assessment Tor paving stroe
between Ninth and Tenh be confirmed and Jonathan
Troter Collector Of Assessments be appointed collector
Board Of Ademeo, March Is, 1860.
On ayes and noes adj pied.
Board Of Councilmen. March IL, 1850
On ayes and noee concurTed Ia.
Resolution that the for la Water street. Dc
tween Peck Slip and Beskmsn street. be confirmed and JON
sthsn 1TeeI Collector Of Assessments appointed couectof
thu rpfor
Board of Aldermen March 10, 1890.
On -yes and noes adopted I,
Rosrd OF Councmen. March 10 1860
On syes and noes concurred In. 49,. l.
Brsoluon that the for paving
tween Fourth be confirmed ana 'ohnsn
Trotter Collector Of Assessments appointed collector
Board Of Aldermen, March 10, 1850
On ayes snd noes adopted - 49,
Board Of Councilmen, March ~, 1900
On aver and I oes concurrod in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-OFFIcE OF COM

IN susossns or TAIss AssEssnssrs No ~ Cnameen
srest New York January TO- ieNotics bereoy given
that the Polls OF Reel add Personal Estate OF tue
City Of Newyo for the year 1850 are now open for public
inspection and will continue open until the soth day OF April
nsst inclusive AL taxpayers earnestly requested 70 csi
and examine same Ia order that any erro IN the ase
nens nsy corrected Also all persons entitled oy law 70
reduction OF their sssessmsns BY reason OF being or
military services and also literary or charitable insaa'
pcaon such reduction exemption previous TO the oos
fur OF the rolls on said aoth day Of April
The following section Of the Act Of ApSi H. 1882 puohhed
for the Information oftsx psyers; . ~
SECTION During the time the books shsf be open fot
pubic inspection, heretofore provided Application may %
made BY any person considering himself ssgeved bJ the as
nssed Of his te-sons estate TO have tue sae
corrected such application be made Ia relation TO the as
essed valuation OF IL must Dc made In writing sins
the around Of objections thereto and tbereapon he Com
soners into the complaint and H. in their Jads
sn the assessment they shall Cause the same 10
"a be corrected II such application be msf3 In relation
be examined by the said Commissioned VINO shall
be authorized TO sdsnster such OATH OF them and H. IN
their Judgment the assessment 10 erroneous they snail oaue
the be and FIX the amount Of such
a. they may believe and their decision thereon
within thirty after sush application shall have oeen made
10 thes No shall be made by the Bosrd OIL super
yisors II any real personal estate imposes
under this act shall appear under oath OF animation
that unable 70 attend within the period
prescribed the correction Of reason OF sickness or
absence from the etyLsws Of 1852 Chapter go section
j. w. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
Cou,mis souary Of Taxes and Assessments.
!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Doar6 an6 Rooms.

VNrANTE D-From the LIST of May, by Singh
w Gentleman LODGING aud SUNDAY BOARD, in
Private Family with homo privilege An uptown ioe stII
fHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of wel-seasoned
BlLLIAhDITABLEs made in the bss. po.sibls nannei
sno ~ reasonable prices will be found tho PELAN BILL
LIAhp TABLE hANufACTORY Nos 3d. G., ~ and GO eros.
hyst, hew-iof livery article connected sili. usds Of
ths Hes rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

n II. S. is requested to WRITE to his Brother
In Birmingham who has an important com nuncst'on 70
make 70 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-On the
n East or North River with good House. Oubuhdngs and
Water Front Address Box 49, naming situation, style
budnss number of and lowest price. An owner
piece find purchaser the advertiser ocsion improve
mens and price Satisfactory.
WIANTED--To BIRE or LEASE, small, VEN
w tsted HOUSE Rent ret to exceed 81 001 per
near New Haven Depot preferred Apply TO r. W. kOPES
Co.. No. 10 Peal st.
NyANTED-By small family, nice SECOND
w FLOOR APARTMENTS In OF the Seventh nL''
and above Pikes Address Now York PostObce Box 4b6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Real estate for Sale.

A PALACE at ELIZABETH, N. j.. sur
"A rounded By large shade and fruit trres shrubbory no ve
vA e,rden batbs &c. &c-lhe most splendid place oct oil
5hay price $4,000 credit or good mouse IN the
city. GEO. WEBB ana =. A AZ O ~ ILL.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

AT SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-FOf SALE or
"A to let 6cess HOUSE, containing IL rooms IL stu
e.1 on bah around delightful view OF Orange
Mountain and about mures' walk nom he depot Good
barn and Fix Of land lnque oil j. w. "lLSoN
No Pn-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
60 GpOrBmfn.

Y n CROOK. No. so Futou-st,. Manu'se'n i.s
IL I.aa,ss of kIsiIiNG rACkLSin snrs ssNx ~
Ca.i,s, Guns Powder ssd sao., N.'. ssses se' 's><
asgslins Soss II eAsss so''cs Easo"s''S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
BLOOMFIELD INSTITUTE, NEW-JERSEY


I'D Twelve mixes from New York by railroad WIN com
the 27th term Of five months, May All tina arrange.
ents OF this school ordered Constitute happy family
nd pleasant home Experienced teachers employed al
he Departments and special attention Is paid TO religious in
trucon The Young Ladies Department In charge Of
perenced nsrucre been In M operation for
years Recent improvements with the Introduction Of
render the accommodations comp etc and attractive than
ever Circulars may be obtained OF r. HOE Co 81 Gold
ST. H. SEYMOUR, No. 50 geckman St. Newly City; o! Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Jnstrurtion.
+" A MER. SCHOOL INST" 346 Broadway


IA Schools and Families sup
piled with Competent Teachers,
Parents with school Circulars,
and Teac hers with Petitions Ret
erences-E Faculty Of Amherst Col
Iese, the Hon. Henry ID. Barnan,
DR.. Lowell MNon, snd others. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

EARM FOR SAIE-Of l65 Acres, beastdsur
located in the Mohsyk Valley, mies west Of Sehsnec
tady buildings aud sol good Inquire Of W. a. JOHNSON
AdmhistraLor, No. 26 CedaE st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOLGIRL Little Ferry,

I'D Bergen County N Flare from Hoboken Is cents Those
desiring place Boys school large farm where they enjoy
home comforts and receive practical education for $i pes
year, please write for circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
NOIINTRY SEAT and FARM for SALE, also

COUNTRY SEAT and FARM for SALE, also
OCITY REslDENCE-1h valuable property Of 40 ares is
Eass River Weschester County about hours drive from
newiok perfectly htshy needs only TO be seen 70 De
app ecAsd has lighthouses boat house, dock billiard
house and will be sed with stock Of all kinds carriages funi
ure &c Also large and desirable CITY RESI- 0ENCE with
stable The compelled ttayei abroad om Ill beth.
and viii be liberal Apply at ~ Pee-st Room No.
CHOICE LOTS IN HARLEM for Sale Cheap !
~ me Of choicest Lots In Harlem for imnnedsse
psovemen sced the termination Of the 3D.
3D. ard 4thay. oeds aud Steamboat Landing VIII sell AZ
prices that viii pay well for Improvements Also, low
priced lots Terns easy Apply to D. s. DUNGEONS, No. 81
libeIty.sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

EOR SALE-A frst-class brOMn.stone-fron

IL ROUSE 25l65 feei situate No. 1873 M,dison.v, four
stories and cellar; replee with all the modern I'm
proyenen; stairs pGoraoors aud hall rmmings black wal
nut; and Browns celebrated furnace. Inquire the
premises of J. w. FIELDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

A VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE, on
"A West 2s,hs. north side, about 200 feet yes. Of Shay
consisting Of Two LOIS so feet 'front.' oy aaii ns ooSh
detth; on one lot COOL substantial panty finished |eng
with Groom ana gas troug Ienttng Tor over $685. %
oiIna lot house intended for dwelling (hayns good fnt
depbi nont) bat finished. zsxO fest niach walls tnree
stories ana cellar Running across the rear OF he
lots Ia building 80 BY about "a feet wide three stories
and basement containing steanonn ne Of SbSrse power WIN
boiler sang pulsys &c suitable for light manufacturing
business will DO sold cheap and large part oil tee
piee can remain bond snd morgge Apply On the prem
i,e, No,. 1874 ana 239 West 23th.st, or TO -,
.1o' ~ ". INnN rksKINE 10. BIB Wat 3Ahat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

TOR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE in
the City OF ELIZABETH, NJ J within minutes walk
of the Railroad station 8az3oo f. House modern and in
complete order trains every hour terms easy Inquire OF
CRANE No 80 WDlismst, New-fork, or OF j. D. mOhION,
No. 1856 Broad at, EiLysbeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

EOR SAGE-TwO new frst-class, four-story,
u hish stoop erowp-stons HOUSES Nos % and 9; Wea
3shst full Size extension for library snisbed with b k
walnut stair rosewood Doors and all modern inPfovoment
Apply on tie premises Of LOPLR DAVIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Boots, Shoes, &r.

6tO SHOES and GAlTERS-A NEW STYLE,
WO at JOnES'S Nos 10 and 10 AHN-Sr. CALL AND
Be THEM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
0bantes for Business alen.

Mss n pioasant country village twelve hours ride from New
York a v Ths bEsinoas hes beer abolished hteen years
Presot cDEsf desires te col account OF III health For par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

T,O RENT-l4th-st., from May The UPPER
Il STORIES and BASEMENT Of the HOUSE No. ~ East
hst near Broadway occupied BY Mr. James Peuum
The main locr will be occupied by MesTs f. llsughwout
Co an uptown sale. for Chandelier mirrors oil paint
ngs &c. The portions the house to rent well adapted for
Merchant Tailor Uphoseror, large Millinery aud Dress
BrOadWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Sstory and stoop basement HOUSE. No 3; Christie
yhorst Uhst comprising the front and back buemeu
with bedroom betwees. the erte P~os moor sth extension
the third stors sad In the attic. with
psntres tc Tie house IL In perfect ordsr with tho monEn
improvements Clcon water sas water e'o.ns A. heri med
srae Apply o, the prtnhe> between and oesck p ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

IL tho cityOne threestory, hskb ,semen coantet cellar
BRICK HOUSE, with brown stone tooP ana % rec
style t6Iouehout Furnace. Ca, and frtsses kiasswse4
22xg yard neatly tagged and planted with Choice fnt
Tses Crane Ia fan bearing and Shrubeey need only 70
be een 20 be ,pprecsed Susted Of the best eyenas<
Ia the city al the ferries and fulton and
av Reroed ears Price low and terms easy Apply 70 Dr.
r. BEuOGE No. az Pax row, NewY York; or 10 fO5IEE
LOPEZ 4. Nc. 4 Sandg.st., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE-ln the
pleasant village of Huntington Long Island fronens %
hrbor about 20 In high state
cultivation balance In wood On the premises arc large
Iiouse Ram and other OstBulA
pe and two nevering wells Of Water Also Orchard and
Garden Emit abundance. For particulars inquire Of r. O.
5CUDDER, No. 1ls Wsrren-st, n r. Of J. X COkkLIh
the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

CUMSTOSS PaElor Grand and Square PIANOS, foil Iron
su overung base and sill modern povernents They have
been for the past 80 among the best In the World
Churcb or School New aud second Pianos 10 Rent
rem. applied prTca4sed or .ois on n2nhly payments
No. 49, Broadway.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

SUICIDE, We regret TO learn from
the jackson News, that Col. VIM.
Porter, committed suicide on Thurs
day last, By blowing his brains out
with shot gun-the murzle of which
he placed under his chin, the trigger
having been evidently pulled by the
great toe Of the right foot. lie resi-.
dod about seven miles from that city,
on the Gallatin road was well oil in
this worlds goods, highly esteemed
rs a citizen and a neighbor, and the
rash and fatal act which destroyed
his life is the wonder and astonish-
men, Of all who know the man.
MATCHES Courier, 2tth last,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
NEW CHEAP STORE.
DRY GooDBl DRY GooDBl
Elolhlnr. puals khnfs. Hats, he.

A uHss, Aen~r. ron =. sACoat,
", nest " pvesi's btre str'r, hss irs, srsnsa
With The trrs, extensive strrs ~
FALt AND wiHIFn may uoDbs,
ri.ihinr, pun,s ahrrs, HATS, etc svst hptrs. ~
fstps w this market sru - s-rh is~ rrirrs rs
nsvs. knHwn ~ tie people ~ ps.rr Refuge snd
.lriritf 90, ,rr',- 10 h-v rhssr. ssii rhssr,
,rsbp tivlrr. rtrat, sra arfr competition, sii
With the facilities ~hieh We rnsssss We car rur'
rists this r-a. end please Tbs -,rs, fsstrain-s
NJ ,hs arrival ~ ever New Work steamer =.
ave IL ,srsirt ~ new erras .ra str hryets
-.p siusrs ~ The rs.ts, We h-vs 80 hs' hr.
that rrrrhsssts wiii slw-Fs ana whs, thsg want
~ che HFw ,iipAp srnpr
90. ssve,si departments ars ~ NJ restiF rrr'-
ris,s ., present s.a We -iii kssp sss'f aftiris
that .-r ~ r.iiss o., .. r.t ilrei ~ 80, H'pss
uvvas department, v'll he hr.ra f'rtr psi'es ~
= SIX pshe
urFsh.uis .arrs IN ryir-s ftr,r u-r aril-. rp-
-.,a. -rmrtisirP al styles sna pusiiHss "
ulraks will be frunh rtires ,ansirg itp,n thee
arllsis upwards Uu, Hosiery Department rpn-
,slns eteit sr,icie W thst live
Or' domestic department IL .iso rr'npip,s and
all the celebrated hf-nds ~ rsitru ssp ui hsnH.
The Lissn department 70 ts,r extensive aud
contains ststy st,irie IN the lire srh - w. i'm
rpt' this si'lrle direct We would Fall the st,en
,iun ~ purchasers tu ".
IN ~, rr,h,uiie,ies viii he found srtrs irvit-
ps tries ~ Uollsfs, sst,s, Bsnis nsndketrhisis.
etc etc.
In ths Clsshs .na u.sslr,h,as vsrsrrr, BE- sr.-
rssssd % 7, contain. al qualities NJ F-h'irs sra
sttips
uents Furnishing uruis department, rrrtsln
ever -tlirip adapted w. thslf vsntr' hHve
us' f-rs'tsa srl.rdia bot ~ SHIFTS ffrin ep r's
~ ws'ds
IL put rlp,hirr ~ he h,ura svs.r s,iri. f'p-,
" ~ rsn's ~ thr rirest nrsss tiua's Ari ~
ru' nset prs's, We lrvils special attention 80
thrF sfe the rhssres' etp' rns'pi
W rut Hats W. sisr Invite The inspection ~
,ha rshllr % 80 rsn futnish ten hrt's - The
finest siik hat
IN Rputs, Shoes, Rrssets. W. ATE able tr show
toll llns, rhssr.
~ The shove -rd many r,he, s,,irles, tr' 49,.
'reirrs ~ r,er,sn W. respectfully lr1lts 'he IN
srer.irr ~ The rrhllr
We slsr tereirirs rew grpis ever ws.t.
Witch vil ~ harrr ~ show ,r all
hsmsrihpt W. rhatgs nr'hlne Dr. shrv'ne
gruis srh ~ ste solicited 20 rur,s snd Do
Themselves
" --t Ulrshs We rrrli rsli srsrisl attention
as I'VE manufacture e.,rnsltplV. va ran cell cheap
~ thar r'hrss rsu iur SOD .lwaFs furnish ,hp
rpv.s, styles sri beet nsip,i,i
Ur,np std eco hsf',p r.,rhse irs sis- whp,e srd
satisfy yourselves hpsrerlfull.
rrt3n 4 HISS, Apsrtfrr = tsrrhI
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30


FpptE or VoboANots --Cotopasi,
in i75e, threw its fiery rockets 9ooo
feet above its crater. while IN 1fti
the blasting mass, struggling ior an
outlet, reared 20 that its awful voice
was heard NJ a distance Of more than
600 miles In 1897 the crater Of
Tusgaragua. one ef the peaks Of the
Andes. Hang out torrents Of mud.
which damned up rivers, opened new
lakes. aud In valleys Of 1000 feet deep
The stream from Vesuvius. which IN
1871, passed through Tore del Greco,
contained $4,000, 900 cubic feet Of
solid matter. aud. in 1894. when
Tore del Greco was DESTROYED sec.
ond time. the mass Of lava amounted
TO 4b.ooO.0oo cubic feet In 1870
ktua poured Hood which covered
eighty-iour square miles Of sufiaes.
and measured nearly 100000, 900 on.
bio feel. On this occasion tho sand
and scorin formed the Monte Rossi,
near Nicplsi. a cone two miles IN cir.
conference and 1000 feet high. The
stream thrown out by Etoa, in 1910,
was In motion. nj the same rate of a
yard per day. for nine month"; aI)et
the eruption aud Il is on record that
tho lavas Of the same mountain, after
terrible eruption, were not thorough
" cooled aud consolidated ten year.
after the event. In tho eruption Of
ve.uvius. A. d.. 10. tho soo'ipe aud
ashes yomited forth Ear exceeded The
bulk Of the mountain, while in 1900
Etna disgorged more than twenty
times its own mass, Vcsuvius has
thrown it. ashes m far IA CONSTANT.
nople, Syria aud Egypt; Il hurled
stones eight pounds in weight TO Pom
pei. Distance Of ak miles, while aim
liar masses we're tossed up 1000 feet
above its summit, Cotopasi has pro.
ieoled block OF 100 cubic yards in
volume distance Of ninc miles; and
Sumbawa, 1918, during tho most ter.
rible eruption on record. sent its ashes
as far IN Java, n distance Of 400 miles
of surface, and out Of population of
$4,000 souls only twenty.six escaped.
Rnrrrdfirr Scicncc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
FURNITURE.
"a KINGS, YANKEE PLOw.

A LARGE lot Of ths above wooden board
"A plows. from No. 10 No. 4, Extended Bars
the very article for the cnlturs Of corn and cot.
ton, % be had at moderate prices al
nov2o LARGUIER LAN0UEg,
Corner Lafays tte and FLORIDA strests
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
SUNDRIES.

DROwN's Ess. Jamaica 0inger; sehIedam
I'D schnapps; Kadways' Remedies; ssrssparii-
las; ifostet,srs Bittsrs: Castsel SOUP Olive oil
sponges, etc. just received BY
apri2 ED. a wM DOqyL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30


Az rsai,s view o. nsspcpcy. The
following euficus lsnpuss. We clip rom
q. Article ~ the London Dispatch, which
soJesvot. 10 show that persons living M
da, monarchy are ffesr than ,hcse fesi
iing In q republic
IL the iinited States he lights ~ the
r,jvata sniispt are ppin plelelY me'gea In
The interests ~ the community. lie hes
40 tiphts as q private ,iti,eh4 All the
rfivllppps he possesses ephrsssiuns Wv
the whole, Ut HE mlliun,h share ~ the
common stock of power. Lynch nvpttnlps
law wherever law diHets rom bpnch. "
- not enough that . Jury nHds n,ah IN
nnaaht ha nhst be acquitted w rnhN"
opinion. ~ certainly he viii be sentenced
" not even enough that the citizen holds
property Wy the mest eestsin legal VIE W
the tsnr,s he ihrpnvenieht tu he majority
40 IN the ease ~ seipneutles ~ New Nuih
aud Massachusetts,. he state Marshal will
hs shot down IN defending him ~ posses
TON, aud n will bs i,spoasible 70 Induce y
iu,y 10 ptonpunee Verdict against HE ne
.sss,ns The most eternal ttu,hs. the best
settled principles ef virtue, must lualifI
themselves tn she taste pf the MANI head
ed musstef You must sat nothing aEeinst
slavery. else ron will 30 tahupsd IN the
east. and iartei ani isatheted ~ the South
You must ssy nothing against the United
States ~ against Repuhlicsnisn,. " yru
would escape aenetal prescription. The
Individual 10 nothing society 10 sll ~ all.
Mankind are there reduced 10 49, uhilofm
,ank aud Rle that mefaes the full rtivats
~ HE regiment that teletstes ne idiostn
r,arr that hss 40 ehatilv fpi what is
aunaenlal. Eveit man j. dfilled uht "
the awkward squad of peculiar msnnef.
into discipline ~ The entire mess ~ spe 10
" lie u y eyphet that has value aud de
nomination only when placed beside the
unite gf society NJ Large.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
NOTICE.

TINE male school Of X. d. Wilson, will
i be reoPened Monday Oct, ist inst.
Sept "a, 2w.