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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-15

Nislt ms family. He spoke u little
English, yet enough to make himself
very agreeable A more perfect gen
tleman or handsomcr man | have
not met III many a year A tolerably
clean looking priest and substantial
looking Swiss were the unfortunate
sandwiched beings In hot weather /
can imagine that the middle places
with the average amount of dirt that
the priests and natives, who travel in
the diligence, carry. are but Il short
remove from purgatory.
But before l take my place in the
diligence must not omit to allude to
Sion. Situated in the long and raih-
er narrow valley Of the Rhone with
high and picturesque forms Of YER
durc and forest-clad hills and noun
tains rising on each side, and its three
towering rocks, each surmountod by
old castles rising grandly out of the
village and valley giving to the place
an exceedingly formidable, 'feudal'
aspect when seen from short dis
lance Tourbillon, the castle first
seen on approaching from Martigny,
built in 1892, long the residence Of the
bishops, is now a complete ruin. Va
leiia, the castle standing on the South
ern rock, Is used as Catholic Semi
nary, 1t contains also the Old Cathe-
dral, a curious specimen Of early
pointed architecture. a very perfect
roodloft of the 18th century a votiye
chapel to st. Catherine, some very old
and distressing froscoes and older
specimens of wood carvings are worth
looking at. The third Castle, called
haloua, from the ancient governors
or majors of the Naiais; its first oc-
cupant was burnt in l7S6 by conha-
grafton that destroyed the greater
part of the town. Sion contains about
2500 inhabitants, and from all can
learn. with my own experience added,
l should call it the meanost as it is
the iiltmest place 1 have been in on
the continent such smells as we en-
counterod in the street shops and
even in the best hotel, were intoler
able.
The people were mostly ragged and
dntv; begears at every haad impor-
tunateand horid tolook at; disgusting
specimens Of goarc that fearful and Pc
cuiar disease seen only in the valleys
Of the Alps were common Goitre
is a swelling in the front of the neck.
Of the thyroid gland. or the parts adj
joining which increases with the
growth and age of the individual, un-
til in some cases. it ottains an enor-
nous SIZE and becomes "a hidoous
wallet Of flesh to use the words OF
Shakespeare, hanging pondulous down
to the breast ii is not attended with
pain nor is it, usually, announcement
. l4r1 e. ,l l ~ Al
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-15
For he Vermont Transcript
Familiar Letters from Europe.
80. 6.

LucERNE, SWITZERLAND I
July, %, 1865 j
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
SALES At AUCTION.

a. BuRNHAM, AUCTIOSEER. $4,000 WORTH
IA. Elegant Household Furniture Panoforte, Drawing
Room FnTntsre Painting ststasIy Broozes and many
(Tuesday the Ave story brown stone residence West
Sixteenth street. Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
meHcing at ciS O'Clock The auctoneer would par,icu-
lar OF his friends and the public TO this sale The
richest assortment Hou
hold Furnturs offered this ssasou furnished ss
months ago and is in complete order Drawing Room
Bookcase Cabinets Centre Tables Roting Chairs Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Mirrors Lace Curtains octave rosewood
four round corners made to order stool Coyar Music Can
terbury; Hatstand Ocoth Chandeliers Artistic Bronze
Stauary Hamlet Shakspere, Mazeppa Crusaders Diana
on Painting, Holy Family 5y Sellers TWO Mate
net Pictures Engrayngs Bronze Clock rosewood ana wa
Bureaus Beaseads Wardrobes suite, SOFAS, chaii
Sevres China Vases Extension Table Buffet Lounges ee
CANT crystal ruby Glassware Table Cutlery Decorated
basket fureens Coffee Urn salvers Dinner ana Iea ser
vices Linen Basement and Kitchen Furniture sale per
emptory. N BParties wishing to attend this sale aks
Fifth sixth cars leaving At sixteenth
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, March 27-6P W.
The stock market frmer this morning than has
boon for the fortnight knd quotations improved sn
most cases upon the closing prices Of last week Ne"
York Central 2k higher than at saturdays nrst
board Hudson River Cleveland and Pittsburg u, ROCK
Island l, For, Wayne /, Cumberland ". Michigan Cen
ira. was X lower Reading u, Michigan Southern ~,
III nols Central az Northwestern ~. Government Sc
curities we're drm.
Al the open board at o'co X, the market opened
strong al an advance OF per cent but closed rather
heavy AL the regular board prices submitted 10
decline Of \ per cent, excepting FOR governments,
which were steady Al the open board, at half past
three the market dal and irregular The Western
list was strong ard Fort Wayne advanced2
Money has been abundant 10 day, and the announce
meu the government has seventy millions OF com
pound per notes at its immediate disposal 70
replace Ave per cent notes withdrawn from circulation
imparLs confidence in easy market TO lenders The
bank statement fsr the week Indicates the con
traction that has been going forward Call loans
made at per cent cut commercial paper ID not in de
anand.
Foreign exchange is steady at 100 ), for sixty days
l. ~, and lios& u at sbor, sight
a. - gold market influenced slightly by the IA
vo,,h, ssapprs Grom Grant and Sherman but Il subss-
.,t SSayersd There is impression 10 the room
,ha, oo,ar 0ent securities may be returned here from
rr,,. a. s agt lls Us improbable for the news Of
,n al, i o, - t~gs side w. produce sharp advance
=, Il = ,u,,s 49, . - 9ber suihcient. in all probability,
"a , ,,,,ol.,. a.. 49,. y einerence and meanwhile n
80, i, ,l ao, -o,,,r ',,ksy TO oppose still greater
obstacle 10 return Of our non ~ The quotations during
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

We glad TO hear that the Secretary Of q. 'Nsuy
will shortly issue statement of the pubic ~ sn
that the unpaid requstons have been refused 10 eo
fraction of what they popularity supposed 70 be
few days ago Such report w.ll do good than all
advocacy of the socaiied Loyal League fraternity
silence the assertions ana insinaatons Of the cop
perheads" whoever they may be- But IL should
be published periodically. and give the same details
As The reports OF 1864. The peopic have every
disposition to assist the goverr.o.o, ona ,bsS Yor
the most par' have sercc taitii ia ,he future T.
n i'easury snou" DO ih "Au' oi money
-Iy time it will be it's on n fault
National stocks rmly held all the country, ani
the recent decns IN their market value, IL has trans
pired moe in consequence or short sales by the
leading tears' in the gold than 10y those on lcgst
mate acourt But when all around stocks we're tumb
liug 1owr sy mpathec movement in governments was
natural The ecclinc, however excessive, and it
has AZ YET been only partially recovered from Five
iwenties watch sold hgh ia last April, are now
only i05 although they carry nearly dee mouths accu
nuatcd4nerest Gold was then as tow as It is now Ten
gorties IN lie same manner than six per
bel,~ what they were month ago le54 interest. The
government has immense expenditures still going
forward and its only dependence Is upou the scven
thirty loan The subscriptions 10 '.hls pf ,ourse
gcced by an undue depression or Tao market price Of
Its long bonds Bnt under cxs,np circumstances 1t IL
esilae'c that the prco Of goverusent should
he dsasso1iaed from that ut gc't much possible
for hc caprice o speculation aay send the hitter up
down wthout cause aud therefore ought To
be tie sowest TO move and the of vii invest
mcuts
The following figures compare the last weekly state
snent OF tic New York associated banks with the
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1865

for New yors was 70 tay Sable Island the
sss oa nnSsG ss q Bales
i, ey s0'a TIE 4 sssSssry as Treasury
Sess or 70 rsqaiis &c be sold a. Atlantis cy According
law The vessel cleared regularly from haoros Mexico
Yort The been condemned by the survey and
was 70 be sold al auction On Saturday
.on cargo Of ssion eoee ssaors
Ct Block isisna The ergo Sas been andsd Oh beach,
portion OF In damaged cordtion. The vessel has big
The w" weather rec eoS,nsss n s asoribie $40 '
scnH Cana wRrenr Dabo. from Elixahehport, o. and
a tsrsor, sunk ln Morris Cove.
saHd Sa, is:s' mile ca New asys% Y Sn sa
s day. @ s
bound n.
v asoad n into fer G
Nantucket about two O'Clock morning Of Nth inst and sunk
Foreign Ports.
Bouo tFrance) March 7sId bark Cordela Roberts, Caa
BARBADOS March lin port bark Monteruma, Hammond,
c1Dis March s.sld Rounding Bnlow yidallch, Messna
Cars ceAsI cAsIl. wCA Feb SIN port bark Said Bin
sSas.ssaSs + ;sxlr brig .s.a.ps Hutchinson.
aa srrs "a Al s os Dove
Ess % g s: VII sSs
r5 sA CA 5 s gs & 81 s %ssss ss
" ss's: ono
sIss Is' ss'sas . as''ssss
assea WsHe Small from
fer KYort; March ship foeohoais Perez from Lesh0rn
70. ss,sa nsss s4 sn
Trieste N9orE cid both wig Wind wind rons from from
'he @ y ~. ON nos1a ana IN u.,, ~. n.,.,....
;ss @ nsssssss
5 fs; ssi' :'' sss%'is . Law
eli nSsz ss f;%;G; rs
81 x SIssa; ;sas %hs' h'''sl sAs'
Nx9. sOS s:6s @ .sra B adams York Cid & sssp
fss SAL C%f Feb 1854 brig cs.s Killer BreSer Bona
L.saos. March March szsla brig L'sse. Carey S.s'Sa
Portland; 18th orig Sea Lara, Collins Bos,on aoh tart
SID i1.h s.rss Rachel s.eher Portland; yunurl rhomp-
ss fsS crsAa S..S. S,es o,,sS s's BEL
fsa.liad 5sas KIM. brig Bros gardner fs I RIVER ,r.
ss Carlton rnsSs
fses:sy PhiaaeIPhia iiS. schr Wiiis staples Baltimore
ss s. @ales r
E s sesr sfa
American Ports.
NEW ORLEANS. March lsArr steamships Guiding staT,
Knapp Mobile Bay Shooting Star Tyler, Havana brig
Core. Washburn, Pensacola. Below ships Emily Thursel,
from liverpool Harriet Mooney, from boston; Artisan,
steamship Esenng Star NnnepeIny, Nyork via Havana;
i7th-Arr steamship Clinton, Talbot Brazos. Cid schrs
VIM Hunter Edrdge, Boston, Emene Mclean Alexander,
Providence
PHILADELPHIA, March 2s-Arr schrs Il Q Atwater Clio.
snip Saxon Matthew'S Boston barks Blomdon (Brl Curry
st John. NIB; Dirigo Blair New Orleans; brgs Elem
CAIN Cienfuegos; Palma (Braz), Rogue PerEam
buco Mecos,a Dunbar Boston sohs Ned Stacy Key West
McAdam Picrson Bangor; Minnesota Phinney Norwich;
Brooks Brooks do G ritman, Avery, Providence. O
y lrorc Nd pEeeK KavX Xeat
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
SHIPPIN &c NEW S.
Port " New York. March AZ. 1896.


Port " New York. March AZ, 1896.
CLEARED
sSp s."as a"swa r"fsI
n.,set ss,k kos sos svef's Sof" h'''m
s1st sa s. ssss'r rfsas.s ss
Brig bachelor iBrj. MiIier Cardsnas-J Z Ward Co.
Bs Brs sr."sso s, r'assss &
Brig cisoSssaSn, Boseet fhsiAdepa1a-d BrooxmAn
Brig Mn.vs Isss..oc e.,s r,sli,ss.saA,
schr Ceres - Ncweeru-C Goldth wai,s
sehr Martin. nlllmsn. Beaufor-i smith
Roms' ,syIs rsysr Sy ,yy gr sasAt
s Sch. asiss a.s Wen. cas Pent@y.n srassa s,asA.
sssr jsi. rsi.sa; Ds:sA; Gioses:ser-J s.sison
soppeos Shame, ssn' i"'a c0n""ode' john
" s.smship % IE.snns @ ssr wnp.nny New onesns M.rcA
p G Z. A 81 Ra.e s SS NIP
John snIe and a.as w, sss s bar :ssr Sc
anS me s1:s essss.a sus s.oa @ "
ss:s md % az: and =
aa 70 81 lou 500 passed steamship Liberty hence
s,samship so cars,cs scooe Tor Nassau and iisv.ns
ste e.mshit Bsumorv. Lewis Washington % hours. with
steamship kinsisher Heelo,. BALTIMORE 20 hours With
sur Ladoss tei so.,:p, whey woods Hole. days in
Sesig. Eoaaon shtosneeet Cardiff Jan - via
bermuda March Y with coal 70 lunch. Nencse wenda
S%I. csas ss,::qs stafford. Ossdsa.' days
Iarl Eiiins~ocs. Easwooa. z.ss, II days, With .qss,
.1s Ssas gale to Co. 1 n' 'n H''fa' bad
palm Ss 81 NsBs Gs. cis wca dss
spot. bark Caroline and from Archat for Rio Janelro
~ Il! y :s's: sss 's;s s; ::'i
day.. win .ug.i; . nroei%ss Co. Sailed 10 esmps,
Brig Catherine Rogers. yeaton, Boston.
sehr y ndon, Hu.sey, Ea.,poI
Sch schr Q Horton, Jameson, Rowland
sssT sssr js'rs s1sss. srS:y ..s.. spssss ssssSs
s sesr I.dn nsI,1s. .I1sv Low s..s.s sssoa po.,o,
sssT ssSI kss. Ess.' ss1s. ssg.s; bs.;as Sss; Boston
s.! sss! Ts:: Ss: $Ssi ssS ssa''.s
sesr % Adele Felicia Fsrss : New New fsaS1a ss%fofd
sssr sssr 4fs drs sssSsrt aSSs SGsf' eaSsss sssss
sssr ssa sSaass wsSu1a s.s Ts'Fss. s.s. Taunton
sssr ss sSis s% aan say"s's csn. -. kysr Ess'
schr Argus smith somerset
sehr Robert smith, Rankin. Providence.
ssr Shsrsr os ssssy
seRr eRr Jones'. ns"'f Taylor Se PrSyide1oe se'''
ssE Pisas% s,i Rls.1 s%n rrGSas9ees
ssr ssr F. Essis. ps..r fssss s%s FISy$s FTS,$:as
sssr iisDpss SL.:s Pratt p,al;, rscy'denee.
schr Telegraph, Ntckerson, Providence.
Schr Chas Cooper, Snow Newport
achr Sarah Jane, Chandler Newport
schr Cabinet Burdick. Newport Tor ElsabethporL
schr A Osborn, Perry, Pawtackct for Albany.
schr A Crandai, Barber, Westerly
Schr New Haven Jones, New Haven.
schr Texas Champiin, New London.
schr Richard Law, York, Stonington for Philadephh.
schr II Ely, Stokes, Norwich.
schr " Gardner, Glover, Essey
sioop Borden Collins, Fall River.
sloop Harvest Corwin. Providence.
SAILED.
ships Energy Lorley schrs Tay Sylvester Partridge
Wind ri sunse, wsW
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

MONDAY, March 2I-6P n.
AsHp. -Recepts, 10 bbls. The market Inactive, and
prices wholly nominal
BRKApsruys. Receipts, 3,2o2 bbls. -four, te2 bbls
and 242 bags meal, 3,7so bushels corn, $50 DO
oats, 100 do rye, and 500 do. malt The market for
stsic and Western nour continued dull and depressed
and prices u the choice grades declined ioc itc.,
wb,le ibe low and medium qualities were about Sc,
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

BARK CHRsrIrr tBr Poresta hence at Havaps, reports
18th inst took on the crew-l0 persons In annd
aud landee them at Havana. =
BaHx siEa.roar new 5so tons built al Thomaston has
been sold In London for f02U0
bEis HillNz BEAUFORT tBr from PRINCE Edward Island
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

Tie wheat maIke, was very quiet and scarcely so hrn
Miilers hold OFT in anticipation of lower prices Inc
saes include 10 500 bushels at 50 for No Chicago
spring and 81 90 for winter red western Rye and bar
ley Continued dun and prices wholly nominay un
changed Malt was limited request, and we have no
we're tribe or sales le 600 bushels at 81 SO 81 81
Tor new yellow, 81 so for white Southern. Oats were
quite active and 6rer al 92c for Canada 96c for jersey
csc for Pennsylvania and e9c 81 for Western.
CoPfgE The market was quiet but prices were with
ou. essential change. Rio prime may be quoted at
20 <c 2Ic gold, duty paid.
Corros The demand continued moderate, but the
market trine 6rmer sa.es having been effected OF
mddng at s6c 4!c. 4sc, representing advance OF
lc &c peril The sales 500 bales at the following
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

lower There was inquiry outside of the immedi
ate OF the trade ard the gales were confined 70
COO bbs state ana wesiern 400 do Southern and 200
do Canadian quotations Rye Hour duh ana
nominal Corn meal was in moderate request with sales
~ asa ahls Rrardvw.ne W. auote.-
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
n HOCSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
The property Of private family win be sold at pane AUG
l9 Clinton place eighth street, few doors from Sixth
consisting OF handsome Velvet Brussels and Ingnin
satin brocste and figured reps rosewood Eassres
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD III OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST $3.50
ish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception chairs Bronze
Clocks rich Lace Cuftsns Oil Painting rosewood and ma
hogany Bedsteads Bureaus Rockers Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses Biankets Glass anu suver ware
Table Cutlery, &c. -
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
A UCTION.-LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

7-- and House Furnishing Arlces, Cost over $IzUV.
Elegant collection Of Paintings Works OF Art,
Bronzes, Blsqles, China, 800 yards Carpet, &C
The whole will be sold this Tuesday afternoon clock
at house 52 West 2ls between 7h and 9th conris
Ing the entire elegant Paror Dining Room Library ana
Chamber Furniture Elizabehan Etsgere Drawing Room
Curtains, Turkish Lounges Chairs, Encognures French
Mirrors Reception and Invalid Chairs day Ormolu Clock
&c Splendid wood Panoforte with twenty
magnificent Paintings including Madonna with elegant Par
Hair Mattresses superb Beds and Bedding rich Capss with
handsome Chamber Furniture Of every Descriptions oak Din
ing Room Chairs Table, rich French China
Silver, Gu. Glass &c. No postponement
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
Evening stock Exchange.

Market yseady but dull After the call gold sold down
20 1884, and at close Of report thalf past nine ~ was
steady az lbA
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

IN rITzsIMMoNs, AUCTIoNEER-oFFIcE7 7Oe THIRD
II avenue, will sell on Wednesday. foh, al O'Clock, At
Forty fourth street. East river Propeller pleasure
canal pilot boat nshing smack size feet long 10 wide
and n depth OF hold about 70 tons bufthen Sale pos
tive without reserve.
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

(tIGARs, CIGARS. "A LARGE ASSORTMENT or THE
~ beat kinds At tho lowest rates for oges retailers aud
emokers Az orders promptly exe"uisd '-sil address
Il Miller, No. 4 pey street
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIokEER.
III II. H. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction, oH
"Wednesday Maeh 29 at II O'clock at their gallery, No.
Liberty ssreet Oil Pantngsabont l0 Valuable ancient and
modern Oh Paintings the stock Of party long and iavorss
bly, Ia the trade who IL about declining busineses
Among them the works Of aren, kaufman, stephan
hon, VIM. Ranney, vsrnet Aad others
Also number fine Water Color Drawing Sketches
very framed Ensravings, &c, exhibition az
above.
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

TIENRY D. MINER AUCTIONEER-sALEsROOM 81
ii Nassau street opposite Post office MINER sOMERs
O'Clock their salesoom, Nassau street. elegant Houses
hold Furniture removed from genteman's country resis
wood black walnut and mshogany Psior and dining room
velvet Medallion and English Brussels Carpets
French Plate Pier and Manl Mirrors Feather BEDS Cured
Hair and HQsk Mattresses &C. Ac Also two elegant roses
wood Panoores of tone and nsh made by arso
IN
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
III IA. IA. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction on the
evenings OF Thursday. March % and Friday March ST.
Al half O'Clock each evening ct the Old Dusseldorf
VALUABLE COLLECTION oR FINE oRIGINAL OH
GENT AND MODERN SCHOOLS embracing entir(
PRIVATE GALLERIEs. which comprise the works oh
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
GEORGE COOK, AUcrioSEER, OFFICE 81 LIBERTY

CONTINUATION SALE OF CABINET MAKERS STOCK.
PIANOS AND CARPETS.
Tomorrow, at Barclay street neIt 20 Assor mouss' s
reps French Apestry Library and Dning Room sus
Of various styles rosewood and black walnut Una"pgr
brary and Secretary Booscases Bus Esssn.son Tables
B.A Il O'Clock, one second hand 0rsna rianoior,e
made BY Johnston. Of London also very nne rosewood
octave Piano, -, -
Goods may remain storage. free Of charge unl April
IIENRY D. MINER, AUCTf0NEER,
salssroom az Nassau street. opposite the Post once
MrNER soWERVILLE will sell at action, Tuesday
March M 1885 at the Merchants Exchange saesroom Ill
Broadway, al IL oclocky =. - -.
located corner and Throop Broadway
brnokyn, r. D. having two Chnnes two Furnaces, dou
Bile fyre all utensils complete and machinery In perfect
working order, together with
NINE Lors OF GROUND
which the factory located Sold account OF DIS
solution Of partnership between Nessrs Rosseeud Wal.
terf For further PARTICULAR inquire Of MINEB sOMhIs
YI3sL4k. suctonosrA " Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

TIN HoNME MARIE ET sA FEMME, RECEMMEET
do Paris 90 lis ont servi dams des maisons y
ordre desrent placer ensemble separtmeny
CONNIE cocher ou gscon CT ousniere lis ont uc loggue
bons ceruhcas Sadresser ohez hme
picr l79 Thompson St, pres Bleecker
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

TYNE FRANCHISE DEMANDE A Sc PLACER POUR
u sogrcr enfant eomfne femme de champre' 80
dresser eaes Auas LAuaand "a AmwA -
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CAUSES OF THE JAMAICA INsURREc-
TroN.--A private letter from Jamaica
gives additional particulars Of the
instruction in that island.
The writer states that the negroes
Of the Parish Of St. Thomas in the
East had become greatly in arrears
with Government taxes, the payment
Of which was finally peremptorily de-
manded by the authorities, and an
ARMED force to protect the tax collec-
tor was ordered thither. so4
In the mean time the negroes ap-
peaIed to the Courts, the decisions OF
which were against them. -a
On the third of these decisions be-
ing rendered directing that The taxes
must be paid, the negroes set FIRE to
the Courthouse and began a furious
attack on the whites, in which two of
the Judges and other persons were
killed ''
This was followed up by other out
RACES until every white person and
every colored person known to be in
sympathy with the authorities, were
driven out Of the parish. fET
The Jamaica Standard says Over
1000 rebels have been hanged and
shot in the parish Of st. Thomas, in
the East, and it is not unlikely ere the
court martials close their sittings, over
1000 will have paid the penalty Of
their lives for the vile attempt to ex.
terminate the white and colored race
of the island. a4
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
#aU "-E Hez AT #aH 4afsr E4
BATON ROUGE. LA.

My school will re.open on Wednesday, Nov. LIST.
isfW gEs atAffts TRRMs. .s#& =zrM
Board and Tuition. ... ....4...S $40 90 per month.
Payable 5000 90 in advance - Ia. ~
balance lst March .cft
Tuition alone. 10 90 per month.
Payable $40 90 in advance
T. balance LIST of March. ~"
Modern Languages will be taught when the
wants Of the School demand it, at an extra charge,
az low as 1t can be made. rim / .lz=... = 4
Boarders will furnish their own bedding, wash
bowl and pitcher, towels. &c.
Pc r5jfJ w. II. N. MAGRUDER.
RATION RouaE, La. October 18th, 1855. 4
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@ o M M Il RCIAL.
THURSDAY Monrrsa- Nova,

r.- an THURSDAY monNIxo, November 80.
CoTTon-Market unsettled. and price declined
from to cts. on the various grades. 4
SUGAR AND MoLAssgs-Receipts small. Sugar
fully Fair l77s017Hcts. Yellow Clarified. lScts
and Low White Clarified lsX y n. Moiasse.,
Common. 81 05; Good, 81, 0s, and Prime, $l.lo
q 81 IL y gallon. -
FLouR-The market is wellsuppiied, but contin.
ues extremely duh and DOPING Euperfns flour
IL selling at IS IS and Low Extra for 50. s5 Tgbbl
BAoGIHo sRopE AHD BALE-India Baggirlr. In
rells, 26k cite q yard; in bales, 2Skcts.
Rope, ls111cts. y u. ........r ID
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
The Gazette Gptllet
bfBAToN RoUGEsr
SATURDAY, .:.:::::;::::::.;:DEC.f2 1855.

2 ANNUAL MEETING. There win be an
annual meeting Of the brethren of St.
James Masonic Lodge, No. At, at their
hall, corner of Main and Church streets,
this Saturday evening, December Cd, OF
the usual hour. See notice Of JOSEPH
MCCORMICK, Secretary, elsewhere.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

tB-For new popular music, call at
BEAL's BOOK and Variety Store. Ladies
are respectfully requested to glance over
his advertisement, and see the new peices
he has been recsiv wing. z't
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

ES PARKEEs Cloth and Silk Cloaks are
ell the rage among the fashionables. They
are so fine that they excite universal adj
miration, and 30 cheap withal, that they
are being bought up Mt rapid rate. Hurry
up, ladies, or you may be too late for the
frat choice lots.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

a6~Sir Walter Scott was once urg'
ed not to prop the falling credit of az
acquaintance, to which he replied 10
these noble words: The man was
my friend when friends were few; aud
| will be his, now that bis enemies are
many" yts$ -,s .5@ !.-a 57