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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


, MEDICAL COLI EtsE GE VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF iS6OTGl.
J fSiiiE nnurl GoGrsr nf Lectures Will commence Oh til,
& Fi,>t icaIa: u October, :rL conliuur until the ist o
March.
~. iiM t.g-oS. u d., Prof, III Surgery.
Dawn II. TurstI. \. Il. Prof II Theory and practice o.
Medicine.
BEVERLY X. w.LLroEp, ". o., Prof. ui Mater!a SIrii:a
and Therapeutics.
a. f. PETic"L.s, II. H., Prof. OF Anatomy.
L. 5. JoYSrs, 81. u. r'.ox o! Institutes OF Medicine.
JAs. II. CONWAY, N. D., Prof. of Obstetrics, &c.
Jas. is. ScCAw, u. D., Prot. OF Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
TINS institution Gees 20 the staLen; every facility for the
acquisition Of u Thorough medical education.
IhrouSh The hberaity pf the Legislature, st Its last SEES
sion, in arprOpria;:ng the sum OF Thirty Thousand Dollars
IN AID 9! the College, these facilities will be greatly extend.
cd. 4 Lew Hospital Is now in COURSE OF erection, In imme-
diate proximity 10 the College, which will much enlarge the
field Tor Clinical Instruction. All necdful repairs and al
tera,ions OF the College building will be duly Accomplished.
and large and Important: additions are being mad. "a The
apparatus sul Illustrations for the ,,ec lures In every de.
pIirtmtnt.
Ample facilities will be afforded for u. prosecution OF
Practical Anatomy.
Instead OF the Warren Prize Of One Hundred Dollars
heretofore offered 10 the graduating class, Two Prizes, Of
Fifty dollars each are now Gfered-one for the hest E.say
On any surgical subject, aud the other for the best Es.
say on suy subject pertaining to the Theory or Practice Of
Medicine.
Ticket Of Each Professor.
Mat.icuiatiOn. 3
GTaduafion.. "a
Demonstrators Ticket. ~
For further Information, or for copy OF Catalogue con.
tainng full particulars, address
L. 5. JoTSEs, 81. D..
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WAVERLY INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND, Va.

MRS. PETER P. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
NJ RE. MAYO will open, on the FIRST Of October next, =
lSl boarding and Day School for young ladies. Her object
is To combine n useful and complete English education
with u practical acquisition Of French and Germa. aud u
thorough knowledge OF Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors OF Music, French and German will reside In
her family.
French. which is tn. native language of the resident Pro;
fessor, will be the habitual language OF the family, an"
those studying German will be rcquirded to converse ire
For Circulars, containing Terms, References ind other
Aug s@tt 'pp' Mrs. PETER p. MAYO Richmond. Va.
RTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIIE SEVENTH SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER FIRST
4 1860, and ends the last Of June, 1861.
The Increased prosperity Of the past session encourages
the President in The effort to make the Institution yet more
deserving Of the large patronage and the high n HS sTIs eI II,
buildings (Which have an ample playground atlaeneul ~
beautifully located and thoroughly furnished 1t, apparatus
costly and complete, Its courze OF study comprehensive nu
thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our Catalogue,
Is unusually large, and 1t Is made espeetany .prt od. %.st
| adapted to secure mental discipline, when seems lne .tue
| end Of the study; but, In French particularly, conversation
= Tbs Musical Department remains in charge OF Mr.. CLAP,
and Sir. C. c. MERA has been added to II"
cso, n wrn,,op. A. NJ, fUalvenity of virginia. Presi-
dent and Professor OF Moral Science ana tngnsh Li'efa-
Rev. J. L.. burrows, D. D., Evidences OF Christianity.
Jas. Leigh Jones, A. ~, university of Virginia. a'athe-
MATES n. 4. a hsr tan 4. i. Natural Sciences.
Prof. L. ERion, {of Faris,) French.
Senior Carlos G. Mers. Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John v. Reeve, Penmalshlp.
Miss S. p. Royal, English Branches.
Miss y. S. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane s. Stansrd, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. Ann Z Mallory, Preparatory Department.
Miss Mary C. Lathrop, Preparatory Department.
n. u. Clapp, Principal OF Musical Department.
c. C.. Mera, Plano.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
The President will hear the reciLations Of ALL THE CLASSES
at regular Intervals, giving special attention 10 the primary
pupils.
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THE ETIFGL F.AgeT
CALLED L:DBI-T PdRH,'
HESRICO, N TIE Cn~ICkaliOMISf FIVE MILE

IN IIENNICV, w TIE LIIIUNnTIVNTNI '
BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
4 7 the request Of Mrs=rs. Robinson srd Ls.adrr E,:Es-.
n we shall self AT public auction, ca th- .r,rh:,vs. on
TUESDAY, THE TTESTY.EiGETH hCGESr, isGD, E: IL
o'clock, ~, II FUR, II not, the next .ur cer. the ~!'nu.!fal
farm loca' ed Ms above, adjoining tie iauds ri Dt johu
Friend and Mrs. Mary d. Price, contain:ns sy r.c-"t ST.:
yey 40 acres. Of which 2hU are cleared, casr tc!rH i%j
acres Of fine LOW grounds. .Abou, lg5 .c5-s are sci. .e; In
original aud secondary growth Of wood and 'hater. The
land Is not only well adapted IL the ordinary clois. buI /"
portion Of II Is remarkably sri;ca 70 vegetables. There =.
4 fine young orchard on ire plscc. The D"ei.!as Il bolt: NJ
brick, is in good order, and contains SIX rcoTnr. and :stuT'
rounded by Is handsome grove g; OiE ami Crh:r trees
There Is. IN addition, Mi the buildings usually { u-io on luck
. place. Possession given In i!;T: 10 sScI varst. sd !i.i
possession NJ the end Of The year.
T.uMs-Onethird cash. h,lan;- At ] sni 9 year,. for as'
gotiab!e notes, bearing Interest. scrr:cn br n :'u.; :red-
August l9-ctdS iOnn|N j. NFPFT'fN WAS
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RAVENSWOOD HsGH SCHOOL.
TIVE subscriber will open Il BOARDING AND DAY
Il SCHOOL, for boys on the lst OF October next, at his
residence about one mile West OF the city OF Richmond.
Tni,ion- GO 90
Jun-f-d2vkcir II. J, CHRISTIAN.
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pKESBYFERT.iL HIGH SCHOOL,
e. Bv.RDlSG SCHOOL FOR BOYS,)
UNION, MONROE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

JAMES A.. WA"DELL, NJ. D., Principal.
rankin c. WILSON, A. B., Assistant.
INSTRUCTION in some OF the classes By Rev. s. Il.
L HOUSTON, President Of the Board. Location delight
full. Course thorough.
Expenses for Ave mouths about So. WIN open October
anG.
Circulars oh;aIn-,l OF Mesirs. John ~. Gordon + Son,
Richmond, or John EchoIs, Esq, Union.
ia IS--cIu,
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Western BanS of Virginia., including It's Branches, the
Outstanding Debt dus to the same, It's Discounts Of In
land and Foreign Bills OF Exchange, us ioans - q S-s, aov
tors its Snecie. Circulation and Deposits, OH the hts' aaS
"eH'" N"". APRIL 1850. May ] 1860.
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THE SECOND SESSION OF
DIR. GESSNER HARRls0N'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS
MILL open on the LIST OF September, at Belmont, near
w Arlington Depot and Nelson Station, Nielsen county,
Va.
TRANSCRIPTION and board for ten months $3.50. Fuel and
lights extra.
~ Post 0fice-Arrinston Depot, Nelson county, Va.
T,t,, 1G-.1ntH
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EIIf;E Hull SCHOOL.

EUGE HILL SSQdOVhs
CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TNHE Sixth Sess!nn Of this School commences October LIST
l. and ends July Sist. Both Teachers are Masters Of
Arts Of the University Of Virginia, and the course Of study
Is such as TO thoroughly prepare studehis Tor that losttu-
ton. The charges arc $40 per term OF 1--WE months, no
extras except lights. Students wishing to study Engineer
ing or are backward In Mathematics are invited to apply TO
Mr. schooler for a detailed catalogue. Drawing and writing
taught. CMAS. ". GlBDIHs, VI. 4.
AItress SAM'L. SCHO0LER, u. A,
Guiney's L. O., Caroline County, Va.
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SJO n

W.T. S1U RkE " l1EkO' n..I
A SECONDED from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail ROAD
II Company, about two weeks since, while on = WISH =
hi. former home, In Richmond, . mulatio ho%, "llho", WIZ
i, hired Of Miss [. T. Gordon. lie Is about Is or 20 year,
of uye. and about 5 feet G or inches In height he IS wen
accumulated In Richmond. aud Is evidently lurking ABOUT
the city. The above r: ward OF go Uil be Paiu LOT MI op-
prehension and delivery to said company In Lyncnnurg, or
for his confinement, in jail sn Us they can get him again.
,,c o-d,f For G.nernl superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30

DARISH MAPs-TaE QoPYtlsHT OF MAPS OF
the following Parishes for ae at great bargain includ-
ing about $50 ropies OF each Parish, viz
Carroll Moreonse Madison, rensas, Wnn Catalonia, Cad-
we'll Concordia Franklin. onachita Ayogelles ST. Landry.
Also connected Map Of Pone Codpee West Baton Rouge and
Ihersille Apply 10 a. j. POWELL,
Land Agen and Plantation Broker
MA ct II Camp street, New Orleans.
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A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND N THE FOURTH
Bisre at Anctionaln the matter OF the Succession OF
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofice. 40 Camp street.
. O'clock NJ, the St Charles Hotel Exchange BY yne
cia District Court Parish Rouge the 2
q S 81 NJ ne S @ Be sangs and
thereon situated in the Fourth District Of the
f eye q and Ph by the letter square
q plan drawn by Hugh Grant surveyor q the City Of La
esse street inches mont Water street Sc feet
Philip street, and 81 feet inches the line to-
ng-TERMsone third cash, and the balance on credit Of
and years tto Gay Of 70 giye notes u
coupons partition amongst the heirs said notes TO
maturity if raid until paid with mortgage
tanned the property with vendors privilege TO secure the
act Of sale before Theodore O. Stark Notary Public The
1 expense Of the purchaser M8Mz,
enc District a lencar. Dams raFare
| Oliver Q. vsndlandingham, decade,
PAR J. B. WALTON,
| Encanenr-40 du Camp.
= ! Il 5anfss Dc raoiti st. cssss suvsat
ore DC bonolable de District judcisire
roe d Isl Rouge date aa q de sepembre 1860 No
~ \ hea yend III, IS , sins ct anne
;oaton a B troupent dams lie Quarieme District de
ii Vile de Nouveeoreans dams 1iea borne par s
FLU dun plan dresss par Hugh yeyer u vile Dc
e q bse da eeiae s e
Dc la ieySe g. psds PSafe DC "Ge rue water
50 pes ponces de face Ia rue Pp et y peas pouees sur
| Ia lisne VeTs Ia rue Jackson.
Eg- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES compliant Ell la balance IN
devant fonrnir des biets en- coupons ain Tpon par
herier les dts 6ieis deyront porter pour cen
s usquia quils e soien portant by
poheque propete ayec privilege da vendeu de assu
Aete Dc lene padsyeNnt Theodore g Stark netsire public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
Dartiular 5Notitfs.

HALL or PERSEVERANCE, FiRg eoMPAEY No 13,l
New Orleans, Oct. 30 1860. )
E3~The officers and members OF the above
Company hereby mott ed nttend the regular monthly
meelnEJ to be held tuesday, The 3Uh Inst Ut O'Clock
r. Nj. BY order
go ii A. N MURTAGH Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
T. n. WALTON.

~~~~>~~~~~S-se~Se
B. WALTON. ......... .....J. IL. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoEgRR,
And AucTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention to all aaes Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank other Stocks sIecessions and Ae
chandise generally. 5@a.@u.
He invites attention 10 his system plans and plan books Of
Real Eatenangufaed large ezpenas-ernbracng every
square and every every square, with The
thereof The Of the and other yaneble information
taken from the authentic sourccssecurfng in the pur
chase sale and appaeme Of Re Esiae ursqaaled adyan
taees ana information.
s9Fnnlue other outdoor sales attended to. feH en-
SUCCESSION or z. a. LUsfsDEN. DEcEAsEDz,s SILVER
Ware Oil Paintings, Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Brussels Carpets, Chandeliers, ETC., at Auction,
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucrfoSEER-ofice, 10 Camp street
TUESDAY, the goth insta mt, at IL o'clock
AZ ~ a. The residence y lhe ate n Lamseen Nj q
and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon 2 II M9rgan Judge
Tor IA Of The siis consisting IN
part q Splendid Rosewood BroeateIe Soas splendid Roe
%ood Bsocase 0ss M Asm Ghar Mas sf
Mahogany MsbletoP siieeoard with Mirror Msogauy BOX
iii daa Hat Ra 'S o PainHs hsn4eisr Mahogany
Bscseads do Atmols do MaIbe-oP Toilet Do Ma6!e.iop
lure etc.
One lot of Silver Ware.
H75-TERMs-Cash on delivery. o25 n 30
DWELLINGS AT AUoTIoN--FlsE OPPORTUNITY FOR
persons of moderate means to buy Dwelling House.
Dwelling House TeEpsehore street Annuncation
street.
Dwelng Race street, nearly opposite Annuncation
BY ]. B. WALTON.
Auctioneer-omce 40 Camp street
CATURDAY, Nov. 3, 1850, at IL O'Clock
- NJ. 1t The st. Charles Exchange, viii Ue sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, IN the rirst District Of this city,
in the bounded by Anunciation Ierpscofe Mego-
Constance Streets Ing SO Feet inches and
lines TepichDrc IS leet inches and i1es in
depth Side thence in tile running towards Annnncia
IL feet thence towards Terpcaoe sigeet feet
inches and Ines The side Of sd lot towards An
nuncaon and 90 feet inches in depth on the other
| side. l
1 The improvements consist conveniently arranged TWG
4 Story FRAME YELLING HOUSE, containing par
Tors hail. ekfast and kitchen The IM hOor inc he'd
and oath second Do with csen and ny dHh
oSE LoF 0 GROUND in the Fr.t District Of ihis city
il the square bounded + Robn and Ahnnn
Race street depth 6f 63 feet II INCHES and lines Atnefi
|
| The improvements consist of a welbult TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING House, containing two parlors, nal
and three he'd in the main building and twoory bae
buildings with servants rooms Kitchen ironing room, els
tern, etc.
credit in the OF the pneha 10 their own order beafh
interest the Of cent anunn from day OF sale
maturity aud per thereafter II not punciualy paid, vii
spe mortgage the property sold until nnal payment
the satisfaction OF Vcndo
purchasers and the policies OF insurance 10 be transfee
to tie vendor until final payment.
Acts sale before JAS Graham Notary Public ut the e.
pense Of the purchasers. o29
.I1J 1, Jr N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
AUCTION SALES.

CREDIT SALE.
Ernbroideties, Silks Velvet yestlbgs, etc.
seel Spring skirts
B..a And
200 Packages and Lots Of seasonsble Dry Goods.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. 40 aud 81 Old Eeyee street.
between Gustomhouse and Bienville streets.
TUESDAY. the 30th inst, mt 10 o'clock a;
l. ~ precisely their auction Nos % and ~ Old
Lgvec street. Will be Sold
ag; invoice Of Enbfodere Chernsettes, Collars,
Bands, skirts. HaDdkerchtefs,
--Sigo-
20 pieces Black Cootrd Silks Satin de Chine ack Roy
ae!te Black Six Cfaya.s, Velvet Vest Patterns,
-Also-
An invoice of Steel Spring sklr.8.
-Also-
An invoice Of French suspenders.
200 packages and lots Of seasouabe Dry Goods comprising
selec Of desirable Foreign and Domestic Goods
BETTER MS-Libetal at sale. @ s.
HGouds ely the morning ~ sale 90
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

CRAsr FrsALn Disusiorisr. A young
woman neatly dressed, with the exception
Of e rcd Gag attached to her bonnet, walk
oil through tho streets Of New York few
days since, followed by crowd Of hootins
boys, 10 whom shs was endoavoring 20
give reasons why tho upion should be dis
solved, besides expressing her views on
other political topics. She was finally
taken In charge by an officer. 10 whom
she stated that har name was Jane boo /.
that she had lately left home in New
Hampshire 10 engage In an extended leo
turing tour, and that tho present political
aspect of the country was 20 her theme.
she offered 20 present her viowa on seces-
sion and kindred topics TO the magistrate,
but no did not have time TO listen, aud
shs was sont 10 tho lrnatic asylum.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

Er The announcement of the death ef
wsahnston vac N ade 10 President Adams.
Dec. isth, iTpp=his deeease having oeeuts
red between 10 aaa II e'elsek Of the lath,
Consress IN vited Gen, Henry Ice te de
liver the funeral efation In that Grafton
occurs for the fret time the on quoted re-
cords "Fifst IN war, fret IN peace aud
hrpt IN the hearts Of his eeuntfyman,"
The conclusion Of Gen, Lees Grafton 10
as followsl "Methinhs I see his susust
image, aud hear fsllins from hts venefaa
BILE lips theae deep rinkinr wofdsl Cease,
sens of America, iamentns our paparss
tion, 90 on, and confirm by your wisdom
the fruits ef eat ieiat eoanc,ls, Join, efforts
ard common dangers, reverence religion,
diiiase knowledge throughout your land.
patfonise the aftH and soienees. let liberty
and order ha inseparahis com paniona, con-
tfol party ppiri,. the hane of nee govern
ment, observe coed faith 30 aud cultivate
peace with sll nations, shut up every ave.
nue. 10 foreign influence, contract rather
than extend national oennexion, rely on
yourselves only, he American In thought,
word and deed. thus will you give i'm
mortality 90 that Union which was the
constant object Of my tetrpstfial labcra,
thus will you preserve undisturbed TO the
latest posteflty the felicity Of people IA
me the maat dear, aud thus will you sup-
ply, II my happiness Ia now aught 10 you
the only vacancy In the round OF pure
hlias high heaven beatowa,"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

"Ansa ron llsa.n-.Col Dick Nash tells
. rich atory about axing "for her." IN his
earlier days. lie was deeply smitten with
the daughter ef y wealthy OLD skinaint fe-
aiding In Alabama. Tho Colonel, self
confident OF succesa, arrayed himself In his
beat suit, and proceeded TO call on the "ps
rient," for tho purpose Of obtaining his
consent 10 the oonsummation he devoutly
wished. Matters had all along gone on
smoothly. Colonel Mash had every ground
to hope for success. Finally convenient
season arrived for him 10 approach tho old
'un. says the Colonel
esquire, my business to-day IL 10 ask for
your daughter'e hand"
"ltis, is 10 What you marry my gal !
Look hero, yonng man, leave my premises
instanter, aud " you ever set foot here
again I'll make my nisgers skin you.
Marry my daughter, Indeed You"
The Colonel had len. Ho saw that tho
old gentleman was angry. After gettin z
OF to a safe place he Thought no wonld
turn and take a lest fond look at the
home Of his Loaf idol-when no spied tho
old man busy, with spade IN hand, show
cling Mp his tracks from tho yard and
throwing them over tho fenoo Colonel
Nash imagined no was an unweloome via.
itor at that house.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
T0Ya Ahn rInE.M0nNs.

WE AHE now RECEiviNG bt-
w fset from the impoftefs. one Of the
largest and best assorted stocks ~ Ch'ist-
inss Toys end Fire Works, ever bteppht
H. tsten Rouge, which We ofief W whole
sale at New Ofleahs prices or stock ~
rife-W Works, consists partly Of
HuMAN CANDLES,
HOCEETs, ~ ell kinds,
WHEELS,
SCROLLS,
THtANdLEs,
VtHTtCLEs,
sEHFFNTs,
HpFrFHs.
BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER rOTs.
BEFeULAs,
MiNERs,
CHACKFHs,
TolpEpOrs,
BALLOONS.
ETC. EO.
And euf stock ef Toys consists ~ svefy
variety kspt by Toy shops, besle's ste
respectfully invited W esll and examine
eut stock before sending their orders 10
New Orleans ~ purchasing elsewhere.
hov74 W. A. STEWART " co
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
tC.mm.nisstss.
ttsifes cje.sr

Ebifes Cossr
Dss, So III va. my pleasure The 9th.
sf day, TO have The psfussl Of . brief and
pointed letter, ffefn little Lass Of hins
summers 10 her father In Nev Orleans, !
take II, ss regular gem for its bfsvity ss
we'll as iis significance, itfsn thns
Ny Bsss father - received yonf le tier,
sna take my pen In hand 10 answer u.
uneis-. hes turned sela.ichis.=,hsfe's
going 10 be revolution here What Is the
confusion IN New Utlsshsi
Your Daughter
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

.EM' do Tslleyrand when reproached
by n friend Cor certain diplomatic hnesslngs
usually attributed TO him. replied ct here
IL nothing In the sphere Of politics so hard
to get believed as Tho truth. whenevcr ]
have revealed tho pure and simple truth,
have always been suspected Of dissimu-
laticn ! have always believed whom ]
rs.snsd r m{'s & 70 'sS ss. a1Iss' sSs ,, o. Son
man who shall have the moral courage 10
avow, hour by hour, all that no thinks
and all that he knows, will create for him
selt tho reputation Of being the most con-
snmmate hypocrite."
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
spBCfAL NOTICES

sg~Ths Methodist Church IL this city
will be dedicated on sunday sBd Dsesn b
her next, i.ev. Df. q, X. Marshall will
p,eaeh the setmea assisted Ia the eefemes
nies by Df, kenet aud other minister's
A. night Bishop Early will preach. On
the Wednesday succeeding the Louisiana
conference will begin its session in The
basement, Of the church and continue pps
til the Wednesday following. The pub
lie is cordially invited IT, witness the SER
enonles aud dsdlestien and the progress
Of the conference. W.. y, NJ. LisFittp,
Nov. goth 1900
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

FRoM lIospuRAs.-The New York
Herald of the Gath has received the
following news from Honduras.
through DR.. Van Patton, bearer Of
dispatches TO Washington. Tho
Doctor left Truxilo on the Cd inst,
aud arrived at New York per tho
Empire City on Friday last:
Colonel Rudler arrived IA Comay.
aqua on the 4th Of October; no was
In bad health at the time Of his ar
rival. but soon began 10 improve.
IIc did not complain Of tho treat
ment bo received. and was not
closely confined, being allowed TO
walk about in the jail yard. The
shooting Of Walker appeared 10 be
unpopular; IL had not been order
cd by the President. aud according
20 the law Of Honduras, there is no
death penalty for any crime what
ever. Another reason for the sym
pathy expressed by the people for
Walker is that he was n Roman
Catholic, fact not generally known
before his execution.
Politically, the State is quiet.
All Foreigners expressed them
selves much pleased with the con-
duct Of President Guardiola during
the Walker excitement.
A number Of California miners
have arrived in the country, and
are making preparations to CON-
mence work, as they believe the
mines Of Honduras TO be as rich in
gold and silver as those Of Cali
fornia.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
II. A. RAUHMAH's
NEW VARIETY STORE,
NORTH BOULEVARD sTEEr,
Near state tfouss.

Fes' FtsN' H"hN"s
BhT0N ROUGE, LII.
7 nEd LEAVE respectfully 10 call the sttsp .
j tsn of the public 10 my "Nsv VARIETY
nTOHE." which hsvs just opsnsd. In ths oiiy ~
baton Rouge. EAst ~ Miss F.nnis OConof's MIN
merry store. Thankful 10 my frispds and The
public generally. for The generous and ibefsi pa.
uorags hsfstefore extended 10 me, In my formsf
business, Z solicit Of them q ooatinuanes ~ the
same So mJ .s~ sats,pfiss, which hope, thsy
will Hud 10 thar advantage. A spssial invita-
tios 10 extended b. the ladies 10 give me . call
an sramips tho
LARGE STOCK or FANCY ARTICLES.
which is too Numerous b. psrticeIsrixs. All my
goods are pufohsssd direct from the manafaeisf. ..
srs, consequently, I can afford to sell as chsap
n not ehsaper than can bs purchased In nsw Or.
leans. a partial list Of my stock Il here given
FANCY GOODS. . large assortment, such as
VASES and IMAGES suitable Tor Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments.
WALL PAPER, eomplsts stock;
WISDOM SHADES Of every description;
WAX CLOTH PIANO C0vEHs;
tfLr COHsiCks ron WINDOWS.
CURTAIN FAsTENfN0s.
BRUSHES of every description.
GILT M0ULDINos. iafgs assortment slvsys
0ILT FRAMES for puoToaRAPms, large stock
on hand
miRRoRs. orLr. ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
LooKIsd.0IAss PLATES
LIrHOORAPifs and OIL PAINTINGS:
TOY wAHE Of every description;
SMOKING PIPES o. ali styles and description;
PAfNTs, OILS, vAHNisIiEs, ,TuRpENTisE,s se.
FREsCH WINDOW GLASS Of every sire;
GLUE, MUSLIN for PAPER HANGING, TACKs,
ke fnov2s ~. A. HAUHMAs.