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Baton Ronge Tri-WceWy Gazelle & Comet.
office on Tinri> stkhut, opj j o«itjl<: thk hhanoh of thk L ouisiana state bank.
vol, XLVIII.
BATON ROUGE, LA., TIIUJtSDAY MORNING, MAY 3, I860.
NO. 40.
Oi) professional €orös.
JOSEPH JOOR,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
nrriotc wiîii notion«» a, chanky,
Clin re II hlriK, Baton Hotige, '"»•
HA VINO r-.utnml the practice of Law In E»»t
It.v in a Jl'iujr« »'"I adjoining parlchoi«. wl"
K | VH o I imo attention to bu»lne»» «ntruM^ tn Mn
«cire. JanM-îtm
c. I>. l' A V KOT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
a o u it r house s go aß«,
Union «»<•««•.
WILL pra .tlfteln the Parl»hi>»of 10a »l and We»t
it..t n Ii< mitf m iin«t ïfoirvllle.
prompt? nii..i»il«n will Vulven to th« onllwtlon
«full ''luima, note» H'" 1
llflVrinco s
W. 8. I'IKK, JOHKI'H »iKMAMti. t New Orleans.
J. An. I(u/,KH, VoWr» A imotiUTj
Il vï- tf
IHÎNN A 1IKKKON,
ATTOKNE Y S AT JAW,
co u ii t ii <> us k is q ii a ick,
Itntoii Itoi»K«sï'«>
W'ua. nttntKl to all limine»« In tbelr profession
ontriMtwl I" them, In thm -nil the adjoining
jMrl.hoi, ni»! lu tl.o city of New uriw»».
HUtf 17-t _
j. c. o *• »««■■»
STAFFORD k BUCKNER,
ATTORN I'lYSAT I j AW ,
Ofllce, Oor. Laurel A Thlril Ht» , up-italr»,
Il ATO i V ItOÏKJK, l'A.
W| 1,1. practice In thii psrUhesof tuet Kollolana,
K«|t « <i I Wo.l H-itou Itou«« nnd I lie r v 11 1 m.
Ilmln..»» eniru.tetl to them will receive PJJ^P 1
attention. . .
SAMUEL P. «REVES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
îaorlrin Streut, Baton Uoane,I.a.
IlTILL attend to ft" buslne»» entrusted to him
VV lo Ea.it il ton ltotlgfc ami thotidjol 1 "« »•"
tibM.
SAMUEL F. «REVES & CO.,
OEISTISI^-A-Xj agents ,
OFFICE ON JfLOKiyA STRKKT,
Union It""««', I.o.
OVKKIt fholr »«rvlre» n» Inform <1 1 fir y of partie»
In tbn renting nu l l«««lng ol' property in <lty
and country, buying »'"I selling r«»l estate, ool
leétlng rent», <«c f«b3-am
THOMAS otlf ICS TOM IlïNtJM
Davidson & Bynum,
ATI X) Il N E Y S AT I ,AW
Olllw nt Hillen tSiiiiK«, !'"■
11711,1, PRACTICE IN TUM COURTS OK T1IK
\V Florida Parl.Iie». «« ptlO - lf
J. W. UURCIKHH..
....11. K. CHANCY.
BliRUESS & CIIANEY,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
0 VF JOS ON CUV neu STREßT,
8KÏ. UONVl 'NTIOS A NoltTIt H011UCVAIUI,
ISafoii ItmiKC, S.a.
\NV hnilneds entrust«.! to their care In the par-.
l*be»ot K iiki Hint West Baton Rouge, (Cast and
VV."il KellclaiiH. l'olnté ÔonpA» mill Iberville, will
bo promptly attended to. sept«.
J.O.JflW'A, \ J.Ö. KIt.B0"BNR,
Itiitori Roüg.^.a.j Clinton, I,a.
FUgUA à KILBOURNK,
Attoi iu ys & Coiinselors at Law,
iyil.1. practice In the Com ta of tbo I'arlshes ol
VV Kiatiiiic Went llatou llougü, lbcrville anil
Kast and West Kellclana. au;l
R.H.KMCKERBOCKER,
Attorney at Law & Claim Agent
TITIM j ornctice In the si./ernl Omrta of the Fifth
VV .Tudlclnl I'lxtrlct and in the Mupreme Court
of I oulsiana.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of
hucchshIOIJS.
II.. has also made arrangements In Now Or
lesni and Washlnirton City lor the successful pros
ectillon and collection of
OI'AIMS AGAINST TIIK OOVKBNMKNT.
Office on the corner or Fifth and Lanrel streets
,|„ctf BATON ROUGE, !,A.
»3. </• MS il I'I* j
ATTORNEY AT LAW«
OFFICE mm A. M. DUNN, ESQ.,
In Court. House Sijunri',
feb22 BATON ROUGE, LA.
CLAYTON B. EVATT.
Civil Engineer
—AND— *
CI T Y S T J 11V E Y O II,
Offlre with H. W. IvMOKFRBorKF.R, Kwj.,
Coriirriif l-'iffli and l>anrcl %lrcelw,
liA 1 ON ROUGE, LA.
1ITII.L Mlton'l promptly to all protes-lonsl tiusi
VV iioss «otrusted to h m. jan *60 ly
W. W. McMAIN <V SON,
HEAL ES'I^TK BROKERS,
Accountants & General Agents,
ftUpl2-8m BATON ROUGE, LA.
S. M. HART P. K. HKI1KKT
IIART & HEBERT,
BANKERS,
DEALERS IS
EXCHANGE, BONDS, STOCKS, COIN,
CNOUIWSXT NOTES, ETC.,
OFFICE OS LAFAYETTE STREET,
Is the old B ank or L ocisiasa,
»pr2G-ly m BATON K0UÜK, LA.
Jtoainrsn (ßarös.
JÔI1N M. TRACY,
Justier of the Pi nce,
SECOND 1 Y A RV,
l'nrlah or Kant Baton Kongo.
OFFIOH, 00 H* TI1IR» AND IiAÜRKL 6T8.,
ur - HTAiiis , ovi sa tub an » bii.uakb hai.oos.
F. A. N EPI IL.ER,
Justice of the Peace,
WA RO fn. ONE,
Oflloéon Boulevard , loot of Third Htreet .
H AVING resumed business , I am ready to at -
tend lo nil business and suits , within the
earliest delays ef the law . aprK
DR. KRATZ,
ni'l'M E ON I. A II K 13 Ii WHKBT,
between third and church ,
junSJ - tf IIATOIV ROUGH, I.A.
OH. WILLIAM HEYNAUD,
Otfers bli professional servlcei to the public of
Baton Rouge and vicinity .
OFFICE ON CHUVCn STREET,
The s sn o . he re tofore o . oupled by Dr . It . H. DAT
apr ' iüin
E. GOURRIER,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
BATON UOUQEy LA.
WItif , attend to Rflnnlng eut . and Establish In*
Mnei I evellmr , l. svlnif off Canals nn .l I. ev
... h lii'HU 'ht'Ofcr Plsntutlon Maps Architectural
D. siirns Mechanical Inventions . Ac .
OrriOK In the bolldltig northwest corner of Lau -
rel and Church « treets . apr3 - lyw
LEVI KELIAJM,
HOUSE AND SIGN FAINTER,
GLAZIER, l'A VER II ANC ER,
WHITE WASHER & WALL COLORER,
Cornel* oT I.iitnycttn and Main >tw.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
\tT0ULD respectfully Inform the public , that he
VV is now prepared to execute , at the shortest
notice , nil Work that may he entrusted to him in
Ills line , at the lowest o . sb prices .
Ills lotju acquaintance In this community reu -
. 1ers II uonecexsary to ruler , except to his previous
engagements . apr20 ly
BATON ROUGE MARBLE WORKS,
.1. SMOLLEN & (X>.,
MANtiFAtrriiriMis or
T O M B H, M ONU M E NT S,
II EAD-STONES, MANTELS, ETC.,
MAIN STREET,
nprïfi - ly BAT >N ROUGB, LA.
M. J . WILLIAMS,
WOBKEK IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
4
HAVING c^tabÜHhed himsolf in
the h L ovo bunlnpis. In thin citv, re
p. rtfully »ollritn the public patronage.
Oillzona, riantor« and other«, Deudhx? work In
!i!k line,wil. p!<<a0e Rend in thulr orders,and th»y
will 1)h promptly attended to. Work guaranteed.
H hop adjoining, and North of Unaln Variety
"tore, on Third street. j u I y 1
JOHN TILANO,
WOE t KB IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
HAVING estâlniahed Mniself uicaîn In t*iw above
businesH, in Uat«»n Itouge, raoat reapecttuliy
informa his old frlenda and the public irenerally,
that he la prepared to do all work in hia line.
All repnirlitfç attended to with tlenjmt« Ii.
Shop on Main atreet, near the Catholic Church.
au^l-tf
M. FOUSSE,
WORK KK IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron,
shop on sr. Ferdinand street,
OPrOKlTK TUB M ARK KT,
IIATOIV ROUGE, J j A .
nA VI N(J dlsaolved my eo partnership with Mr.
K I.KUKNI'RK, by mutual conaent, I have
tikt ii the above stand, where I «hall be happy to
-.•rve my old friend« and the public generally, In
the execution of every description of work con
nected with my business.
iiov 18-Sm M. F0Ü88B.
P. PERRI IjIIAT,
Watchmaker *%' Jeweler,
FROM GENEVA AND PARIS,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AIJD JEW£LRY,
repa iii kd a t shout notice,
IS THK VERY BKST 8TÏI.K.
TUP] LATEST STYLES OF .JEWELIiY,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Lafayette Street, Knton Itoujje, r.n.
JAMES MeVAY,
ARCHITECT AND Bl ILDEIi,
BATON ROUGE, LA,
Orders left at the Ilardware Store, opposite
the B.tnk Building, oa Third street, will be
promptly attended to. julyl-tf
F. E. PRUYN. ItOBT. L. PRUYN.
PRUYN & BRO.,
CARPENTERS, GIN WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press Builders
BATON RODGE, LA.
Orders left at Jastrpmski & McCormick's Drug :
Store will meet prompt attention. julyi-Cm 1
(ßrnrmcü, |Iroiiision3, (Clr.
<». WAJLDKIROH,
USA I.Kit IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCKERY
—A*I> —
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Wine«, EitinorM, 'J'obaoeo, A'o.,
MAIM ST(|CT, Urt'oSITI TUB «UMTÏU IlOtW»,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
The Ileal Ulsrksl I'rlee |mlit Itor ('niton*
inarOl-Oui
JOHMtlA I iE A I.,
Comor of Third and Conronlion Sts.,
BATON R 0 U (II!, LA.
otritnu. i.KAi.Kti in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
EAMIt.Y A PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HCIIOOI. HOOKS, STATIONERY,
FANCY HOODS AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY.
PRICKS TO SUIT THE Ti M IM,
0T Terms Cnah. julyl
1ST. W AX,
DKALKR
FAMILY GROCERIES
And-—
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
EA ST OF CO UR T II O USE SQ U A RE
fnbö Triangular Building.
SI M ON M EN DEI ,SOI 1N,
OKA I.Kit IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WJNLS, LIQUORS,
Tolmeeo, <'li(nra unit Fiimfly Kn|i]illea,
CoBHKa I.AI A Vi.i i [. AS!) KtlOttlOA B thhict »,
lunnIT BATON ROUGE, LA.
-A- _ BLUM,
— Dealer In
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
And
PLANTATION SUPPLIES GENERALLY,
--ALRO—
Crockery, Tli», "W ocm I Ai Wlllou-ware,
öiore, Cor. Africa and yt. Napoleon Kts. f
B ATOK H 0 ü Ü K , L A.
DBTKHMINKPTOKKKI» n FUMi and WKI.L
se lected stock of articles such aa ko to make
up a first r ite variety store, A. BI<UM bop«H to
merit and receive an increased amount af pat
ronage. II« reapectfully invitea hia old customer»'
anil the public at larne, to continue their calla aa
u»'ia>, aaaurthp them of his determination to
pleaae and «atKsfy them in every particular.
july6-tf
M. GRANARY,
DEALER IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
PAMIi <Y GROCERIES
-AND
Fiantaiion Napplies Generally.
BEOS LKAVE to INfcOKM hia FKIKND8 and
the public at. large, that he will k*ep on
hand fresh and f-ill ru}»;>*.i^»s i»f all article« In the
provisi'.i) line, which he Will aell <m terms to unit
the cash basis of trait". A liberal share of pat
ronage is reapectfully solicited, at his aland on
Third street. julyl
GROCERY
PROVISION HOUSE,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
— » ♦♦ —
E. R. BECK WITH
third st., corner of la urel,
BATON JtOUGE, I-A.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND EVERY VARIETY OF
PLANTA TlOSi SUPPLIES.
KW - Planter« and others would do well to call
before parcha ing elsewhere.
Cotton bought nt lilgheHt iniirket rntes.
july6-3mos.
DR. D. L. MCKITRHK,
XDETSTT j A - I j SURGEOIsr,
laurel street, near third,
(Next door to Otto's store,)
BATON ROUGE,LA.
Teetti extracted wtthout
PAIN, by the electricforctpn— {
a n*»w way of applying electricity
Thia ÎR a perfectly safe remedy,
producing no bad »-fleets—the most delicate con
stitution« are rather benefited than injured by
it. Let the sufTi ring people come and giv it a
trial. The pqpr can have thMr teeth extracted
free of charge, if they are not able to pay. feb!5.
FIRE BRICK.
PITTSBURG FIRE BRICK, for eale at
liUVIV the lowest market rt tep. by
D. P. SCOTT,
1'eblO at Baton Bonge Coal Depot.
40,000
Commisstoit ^Icrrljmits.
A. H. A K( .IRH.
WM, HRNDKRMON.
ARCHER & HENDERSON,
v 0 U VV A R I) 1 N 0 & c 0 M M IKS ION
r*ANl)->
GENERAL STEAUgBOAT,COLLECTION
—A*0—
P ÜBCHASINO AGENTS,
TliI ni »triiet, Union Iton^e, Ln.
Ititrni ny pckiumnoH to :
Oiipt.. P. I). Prrttt-, t Cnpl .Ino. Mfltan, N.O.
11 W. It. UlchÂrd«on. j 11 W. 'i'avlor, N, o
H. K. H».'kwltli, liatou Kougo, I,a. tti.dlO
JULIUS O. BOOKIi,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AM» I) TA [.Kit IN
Plantation and Family Supplies,
COR. MAIN AND LAFAYETTE «TS.,
Jtilyia IIATOIV UOUOE.LA,
F. OTTO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
*~ANIW
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKALKR 1N
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
/—AND—\
PLANTATION SUPPLIES;
WIN EH, EI QUO RH,
CIUARiJ AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE,
ANIl AM. KINDH Or
iv e 8 te ji A v r o d u ce,
B*colv*d por FtfKinerB n'.mont dally.
F O tto roîtpo t fully announce* to hin fHond»
nn.l .■ litoinwr» and tho pulnlc gonerally, thiit hi»
»toio having hewn removed froo, it.H form«r »tard,
».IjolnloK Day'« Dru^j »toro, to tho iar«.. »lore and
w»r.;hou»e bulldiuR,
ON TDK SOUTH KAST CORNICROF THIRD AND
LACK K I, 8TRKKT8,
lie In fully p oparwl to Itttt'p on hand ono of th«
l»ri«»t an." mont varied a»sortinenr» 'if tho above
nrtir.o« to hn found in tho olty of Raton 11nil
With hi» inereased and lncri.n»ili|? fiiollltle« for
obWlBinit and »torlntr morrhandlae. ho is oonbleit
(••. uio.-t nil preaeot »I'd future deiuanil». nn.l tlinre
fire invite» the ap'cial atttinllon or purcba»ern to
lh.it fact, hoping hy a »plrit of accomniodation to
pleur, o all. and to alway« «ell on a* remtonable
terms an the «tue of tbn market» will permit, to
(otur.i a lib ral »haro ol régalai- patrona(çe.
Plernte call before purehaning olrowbcre
aoglb-ti
J. 0. BOGBL N. IJ. HBRM1NGIIAM
BOGEL & BERMINGIIAM,
AUCTIONEERS
— AND —
C oiib f »I i ssi o n HI ere liants,
1)KG to anno inco to the publie, that Ibey are
> prepared to attend to all netieral busiue»» ln
tho »ale» of
M BR0HA.N DISK,
PRODUC!',
FUKNITURB,
It KAI, KKTATK,
IIOIISKS,
MUI.K3,
CATTLE,
BUGGIES,
CAHRIAGES,
AGRICULTUlvAI. IMI'LKMENTS,artd every de
»criptlon of Property.
nsr Keeulur dale»,every Saturday, at lOoVIOi-k
\ m deo80-flto
A. Iio BI J ANO ,
AUCTIONEER & GENERAL AGENT,
third st., near the dank,
Knton Ronge, Ln.
/^IIVES HIS J08PKCIAL AND PROMPT AT
\ 'J ■ f nlion to the private and out door Auction
Haie» Of
If. A L K8TATB, MAClIIiiERY,
•SUCCK-i-ioN.-;, 8ADDLE8 A IIARXF8S,
CARTS and W a GONP , Farming 1MPI KMKNT8,
Horaea, I»ï nie», Cattle and other I.I ve Stock,
BÜGG1KH, PRODUC K,
CARRIAGES, GROCERIES,
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS and other articles on con»i-:iment
Tho befit references given when required.
KumiUnnceB promptly made to any point
Storage furnished until day of xalo.
ItEGULUt SALE OF SUNDRIES,
Everv THURSDAY, At 11 o'clock, A. M.
At Safe« Boom , on Third Street, near tho Bank.
A. LeULASTC,
jan23 Auctioneer and General A^ent.
smjumij profits
—AND —
GiXJlOK SALES !
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED have junt received the
following articles and offer them for sale on a
very »mal! advance on cotst prices:
LARD and ' HEES*!.
SMOlCrJ) HAMS and SHOULDERS.
Choice Family and Fine FLOUR.
BUCK W H K AT FLOUR in bbld. and 20 lb hags.
OATS ami BRAN.
Timothy HAY.
Babbit's Supor-Carbonate of SODA.
WHISKY.
Fine Cut TOBACCO
Pl>VS DER and SHOT.
TASSKV & ROBERTS,
Sanement New Theatre,
janSO Baton Bouge, La,
5ni|j3, JltfWfinfs, €tf.
WILLIAM BOGEL,
WltOtRflAI.il AD» HICTAIt. IIIBALRR IK
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
3VT E3DIOX3ST ES,
PAINTS, OILS & DYE STUFFS,
LnCnyctte St., BATON ROUGE,
HAS now on hand and I» eonitnntly rroolvlntr
■liront from the Kuropean and Nor them mar
»et» frodb Mippllen of
DRUGH,
MEDICINES,
PA'JKNT MFMOlflES,
PAIN 18 and OIL",
STATIONERY,
PURK WINER,
LIQUORS,
CHESSMEN and BOARDS,
POCKET (HITLERY,
SCHOOL IÎOIIK8,
PLAYING CARDS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY,
8 0 A P 8 ,
BLACK and G RISEN TEAS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
POWDER,
SHOT,
CAPS,
FISHING TACKLE,
CARTRIDGES,
P0WU1SR FLASKS,
SHOT POUCHES.
G A M K BAGS,
MEERSCHAUM and WOOD PIPES,
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
VIOLIN and GUITAR 81 RINGS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GARDEN SEEDS,
CONFECTIONERY,
PHOTOOKAPIITC ALBUMS,
MUSIC BOXES,
%W Pnv.stniANH' mftuuiiTiosH cartfuUyprtpand
d iy or night. novIS
FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
- AND
HISCELLANEÜUS ARTICLES.
*
f'ASTRKMSKT à MoCOKMICK rwpect
fully glvn notice that they have alway»
on hand a fresh »tipply of
MBDICINES, ETC.,
Which they guarantee to be pure j also a choice
«Mortment of
PBRFUMEKY,
'mm the moat celebrated manufactories, compris
mg—
LUHIN'S, Ma-lam DU BAND'S,
BAZIN and WKIUHT'».
A lino a« «or lui en t of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS,
IICEN'lK II SOAP».
A 11 kinds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS
Pure LIQUORS, viz:
French und American HH.ANDIE8,
WHISKY Rye «n I Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SI!EKRY and MADEIRA,
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure SCHNAPPS,
French Patent Medicine», viz:
SIROP DE BRI A NT,
SIROP DE FLORE,
alKOP DE LA.MOUKIEUX,
LIQUEUR LA VILLE,
It L I XIR AN T M 1 L A I RO U X ,
INJECTION ItKAN,
LE ROY'S MEDICINES,
VIN DIS SEGUIN,
PERCHLO RM Bit DE FER DE PI AVAR,
IIUILLE DE FOIE Dlfi MoRUK DE TOUGHS,
.. (de llogg.
Will receive by the next steamer a fre»h lot o
Patent Medicines, direct Irom manufacturer».
WINTER OARDKN SEEDS—ju«t received
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS—a variety on hand.
LEECH KS always on hand.
J3S y AU order* from th« country carefully put
up and pramply altendtid to.
JASTUEMSKI & McCOIlMICK,
QST* Btore nearly oppoaite the Branch of the
Louaiana Ktate Hank. jull
li, R. WADIIILL & CO.
n AVING purchased the URUü HTOKK,
on Main Ht., I'atoo Rouge, known aa
•HAYN K8* DRUG 8T0HE,"
respectfully Inlornt their city and country
friends that they are prepared t,<> furnivh, *nd
will keep conatantly «»n '»an 1 ii-piie» of
F ttKB/i AND 0 K NUI NE
MEDICINES, PERFUMEBIE8,
and all other articles in their line. A share of
the public patronage is respectfully solicted. ^
oct5-tf
t
CAMILLÖ QUINTE KU,
HAVANA CIGARS,
ClOAKETTAS,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
SNUFF, PIPES, ETC.,
Corner of Third and Florida str ets,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
I N ADDITION to hl» large assortment of the
best brand» and Dualities of all articles In the
line of a Tobacconist, CAMILLO QUINTERO,
Ite.-p, alio on band a choice variety 0' "Notlom,"
such a» fine I'ockel Kniven, Stationery, etc.. to
which he Invites public attention, guaranteeing
to give satisfaction to all customers, julyl-tf
House, Furnishing Establishment.
A.. BAUMSTARK,
DEALER IN
BEDSTEADS, ARM0IRS, BUREAUS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS,
Willow-ware, Varieties, &c.,
LAFAYETTE STREET,
apr!7 Baton Houge, La.
®Iw iSagfttf&iiiotart
K miukatiok to L ioebia .—Tho following
ia an o*tr»ot from » publication receutly
issued by the Sooretnry of th« Araorlctn
Oolonlz*tion Society :
"D'irlnjf tho yoar 180B, tho Amorican
< îolonlr*tlon Hooioty (tavo |. hk » bho to »ml
»ottM ln Llboritt flvo hundrod and
t wenty-AOVPti colored pornonn. The last,
expelitlnn, which aellod from Baltimore,
November 4th, incloded 172 of the clan*
known n* 'freodrnon,' from In or near
Lynchburg Vlrntnia. Tritellljrence of the
lntidiiiflr of the latter at Moravia, on the
14M1 r .f Doofiinbnr. and of their aati.factlon
will. »Loir ad' pled cijntry, hna been re
! v«d. To those intending to omlprrnte
• hither, bnt who havo not made applica
tion, it 1* rieooaaary to any that tbey ntiirht
to do ao without further delay It la In
tended to »end a vnaael on tho flrat day of
May next, should there be emigrant»
enough to juatily the expense, and it la,
therefore. Important that those wlahintr to
jro should give oarly information, with th»
number and a très of the members of th»
parties, and If they can pay any of the
passage money. To worthy colored pnr
»m«. the American Colonization Bocloty
will lurnish a comfortable passage to Li
beria. w|ih support on the way, and pro
vide the shelter and sub.|stonce dnring tho
first six months after arrival at any place
In the roptiblle which the emigrants shall
select as tlmlr futnro residence. Five acre»
of land for each singlo adult, or from
seven to ten acres for a family, are alao
freely given. Schools, seminaries, and a
college, all officered by member» of their
own raco, are open to tho ohiklren of
newcomer», without charge of tuition.
Churches of the several denomination»
»bound, Tbn useful trade» and calling»
tiro successfully followed. Agriculture I»
prosecuted, and commorce la Increasing.
Person* de»lm«» of going to that land of
plenty, of perfeot freedom, and nf bappl
ness, iirexcqueated to make immédiat.» ap
olicatioÉ»o tho Rev. William McLain,
I>. I)., Kmnnclal Secretary of the American
Colonisation Society, or Mr. William Cop
pinger, Cnrrneponding Secretary of tho
American Oolonliation Hooioty, Wanhlng
ton, 1). C."_ _
C oat 0» Ann».—There i» in New York •
gcnlloman of ample 'ortuno, which he re
ceived by Inheritance, and who has never
inflicted upon himself any occupation ex
cept that of sensibly spending and enjoy
ing his income. Notwithatanding this ho
does not ignore hi» pleblan origin or effect
aristocratic notion», as his recent selection
of a coat of arms for a new carrlago, at the
urgent request ol hi» wife, will »bow. Tho
lady, thinking the old carriage unfashion
nble. got, the ready consent of her busbund
for anew ono; arid wa« anxious tbat tho
"family" coat-of-arma should be embla
zoned upon its panne's. This the husband
consented to, promising to »ketch them
out for the painter when the vehicle wu
completed. At that time the lady presen
ted her»elf for his sketch of the family
arms. Taking a pen tho millionaire drew
something resembling a monndi by It wa*
stuck a manure fork, and upon the fork
wa. perched Chanticleer, rampant.
"Why, what Is t.hi* ?" asked madam,
in amazement.
"This," said th" man of money, "i» onr
family coat of arm«. My grandfather
made bis money carting manure in Brook
lyn, and invested it in a real est ate In
Mew York. Now listen to the explanation
of tho arms. Thia rnound and fork repre
sent my grandfather'» occupation; tho
cock perched npon the top of the fork rep
resent« myaelf, who have done nothing
but, flap my wings and crow on thatdung
hill ever aince."
It is almost unnecessary to state that
thia decidedly original coat-of arms wa»
never paintou upon the millionaiie'a car
riage, which has a plain pannel to thin
date.
F hknoh L itkhati - Here i» M. Victor
Hugo's last letter. Like most of his writ
ing«, it aims to bo grand, and succeeds in
being swollen. The Gonfalonier of Flor*
en ce recently ;»ent him Dante'» medal in
Italy's name; bo made this reply: "Mr.
Gonfalonier: To receive from tho Gonfa
lonier of Florence the Jubilee Medal of
Dante, in Italy's namo, i» an immons«
honor, and I um profoundly touched by it.
My name la, in your eyes, »ynoriymo«»
with Franco, and so you tell me in mag
nificent language. Ayo, there ia in me, a»
there is in every Frenchman, »ome part of
tho soul of France; and this soul of France
yearns for light, for progress, for peace, for
libeity; and this «oui of' France yearn» for
the gravdonr of all nations, and this soul
0' TrAbce call** Italy'» i">ul sister. Be
go.,d enough, Mr. Gonfalonier, to transmit
to your noble fellow-citizens my profound
gratitude, and receive tho asauranca
of riiy profound consideration.
"V ictor H ugo."
I 'bkskntmkmt -o» D kath .—The Sussex
(N J.) Register relate» a very singular
story of a citizen of Newton In that State.
It is of a Mr, Lorenzo Demarest, who
snminored his pastor to hi» hon»e on
Wednesday, and said that he tshoold cer
tainly die that night with tho further
statement that the night previous, hi» fa
ther who had been dead many yeBrB, camo
to him and kissed him and drew hi» oold
hand over his breast. Here Mr D showed
with his own, the direction his father'»
hand had taken. "That," said he, mean»
death- it i» cold here already I" lie then
said that he wanted his body oonveyed to
a certain place for interment; that ho
wished a funeral discourse to be preached
after his decease, and that great caro
should betaken lest he shonld be buried
alive. At midnight of the same evening
he was found dead in his bed 1
F owls E atino tiikib F eather ».—This
is one of the most annoying habits to
wbiclf domestic fowls are'addictcd, Itisa
raorbd appetite, apparently induced by
the impatience of the fowls under confine
ment. Tho best preventive» are animal
food, raw bones, oyster shell» and charcoal,
btoken fine, and a variety ot grains, with
clean water and clean apartments. Some
times a particular fowl shows a more in
veterate disposition to eat fei thers than
the rest of the flock; it i» best in such casas
to remove or kill such fowls. Iiis sup
posed that this habit is first induced while
the fowls are moulting, and their pin
feathers are filled with blood, of which
they are very fond.

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