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Helmbold's Genuine PREPARATION.

HIGHLY CoNCENTRATEDn 81 fv
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT RUCBU
A Positive and Specific Remecy
s9T plsesses % sas BlAppER: KIpNETss
This Medicine Increases the power OF Dixsstion
and excites the s.ABSQRBENrS into kesithr 90.
ddsRositions, and all UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MENITS are T,p pIedused, as ve.l ss PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN, a..
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EDUCATIONAL,
, MISS JENETTE L. DOUGLASS

III MISS JENETTE l.. DOUGLASS
- lAS The pleasure of announcing to her friends
st xno Ine puohe that she viii open her Seminary at
the corner of II and lth sts. "Philadelpbia Place
on Monday, September 10Th ~'
ro5 terms call on the Principal. She will be as
teachers: ~f-SN ele eiASieA'
MISS sDOUGLASS-Higher English Branches,
Compositlon and Penmanship.
prsnotas pns thssik M BRooKs-Latin, Algebra, English
MISS JULlANA g: MAY-Teacher of Vocal Music,
frol GKoReE G. ScHAEPYER-Lecturer on phi
ioppPnF' = Hnemlstry and PhysIology. ~ 90 =.
German. ~ - Aieuo'i e"N
s1;ao I1oi. C. W BERsMANy-Teacher Of Piano and
Miss MARY T. DAvIpsoy-Piano t..g
Execution. T87--' - nv ' ~
JOSEPH @. BRUYF--Teacher of Dravlnr.
-, Teacher Of Spanish
Moral Science and Classics.
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liza named Mcclure was arrested In Newark
q day or two since on u charge Of beating his
wife. He paid his ane promptly, and tHen re-
turned hosie and eloped with his vits's sister.
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A MRS. WENsLOW,
IAN ExDerisu cd Nurse and Fsnale Physician.
presents TO the attention of mothers, her
SO D 7 ING SYRUP,

1AN ExIerien cd Nurse and Female Physician,
presents 70 the attention of mothers, her
SO u 7 HING SYRUP.
Fer Childrsn fssthins,
Wheh Esssy fsesus the prsesss Of tssthinE By sssa
Ing u. g.m., rsascIrf all ini.n..usa-vi slisy ALL
PAN anu spasmsdis cusn and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend Ii, msshs, will give rest 70 ysur.sl,s, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFxETS
pr up and ssid this article ysars
sAf IN coNFIosScH AND TRUTH oft, what NE have
M.diein..ssvI. MKs. ~ ~. y IT isy sIrGiD.Is G.s
yscr ovsS wINsLOw's l.nea ss.s iim., 10 ...a I'd
s.s.t.saso :, tn ss, SOOTHING an in:t.ne. ef di. M
n. s.otr.ry, snG: SYRUP, ,d.lsht.d With its
Srh.a esme.aasaeo 81 10 N, ana an '.p%s m.se:
virtues. We speak In his maua g WAT wR DO KNoW.p
rioN ros TEr F5LTiLMsrr or WHAT VIZ HIsrpa. Vp
CLARE In almost every iestanes where 10 90
ing from pam and slhau.ion. rss will be found is assa
~twsny minutes snsr the syrups nuu,inistsrsd
This valuable preparation the prserpt.sn enc Of The
msst sIr kRIfrciD and sIILFcL ruRsss 10 NV Enr-
Isad and has bssn rssc with rRvHR-yAILIso succlss |.
..Es THO USANDS OF CASES.
snly r.lis'ss the child frsm pain but the
stomach and bowels, eerrsets scdity xvss tsns and
energy to the Whole II will cmes Instant, relieve
GRIPPING IN The BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c,
and .,'.eoms eenys,.ns, which, 40, speedily rsmsad
Hsp s. suSrsTRrm. FOR .oTwts. ' y n. wosI5 Sn'5
10 all es..s Of Drs- CHILDREN ,NrIRY and pI1R
.r.:. s..m ,..asar TEETHING DhhS from ,h;A:5
We vouldsay every mother vhe has child srf
,.n Ien from any Of The tss.E. sO%PI,o..po NOT LIT
stand bstvssn sHesrng child and the relief that
suRl-y., AssoLUrRLY suEH-to follsv the u.s Of th
C0aTS PERKINS, Nav York, Is on IL. ss,.ids srapps
iSey. y sa ssrTSsssSs Is s.%.I q: .SIs
FREE snlv Is Csnts per Bstas. - ll-daviy
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HELMBoLD's EXrRAcraucsu.

Arising from Exoesses, Habit OF IT..,,ss,are
Early lndlscretloa or Abuse.
Auendsd tsitk fks (0llossiHg SJ4Jfous-
indlsposirOn 70 EIertion. xESss OF Power.
Loss Of Memory, Dlfncuty Of RrsSs,r.'
Weak Nerves, TrsSI7,s
Horror OF Disease, wsfeSnirssss
Oimnsss of VIsion,f Pain IN ths Rscts
unIyerssl Lsssitude Of the Musouisr System.
not nanos, Flushing of the Body,
PAlsLID QoUNTESANCE. e'
These symptoms, ~ allowed 20 20 on, which this
medlclne lnvarlahly removss, soon follows
IMPOTENCn. ETUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
nN ONK OF WnIcH THR PATIKsT NAY ExpiRE.
Who can sey that they are not free uently followed
by those "DI REEUL bIsEASEs,n
iNsANlTl, AND CONSUMPTION.
BUTEONE WILL CONFESS
The RECORDS OF The IL SAN q AsYLUMS
And ihe MeldReholy DEATHS by CoHssg1pfxo.
Bear simple witae. % the tpth Of the asssrtrou.
rhh SWyinTSsTtnliSG WiTs nisGi GitSSNp ISNpc V9NfeEr kEEEcTED
Requires the aid dmedieine tO strenethsn
wssea Hr1xsO1p. sRa lIssTrrssf sfosy ths Iys.c%
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FOR SALE AND RENT4

FOR RENT-A three-s story BRICK HOUSE,
Il on street, between 4th and 5th Also a two
story BRICK COTTAGE, with garden, corner of
Tennessee avenue and north F street, surrounded
by large common pasture, and would be desira-
bic legation for dairyman. Inquire of c. BIRGE,
446 l2h st. jy l9-eoSmf
FOR sALE-very cheap, on reasonable terms,
in the city, Situated the north west corner of 6th
st, and New York Avenue. Enquire Of JOS. F.
HODGSON, Stove Mandatory, No. 405 18th ST.,
between H and | SITS. au l5-t
FOR RENT.-A new and handsome FRAME
Il HOUSE Will be for rent In a few days. 1t is
beautifully situated on Thirteenth street, between
Georgia avenne and X ST., Navy Yard has a large
and contains rooqs; kitchen and wOodshed. viii
be rented low, with or without the lot, to a good
tenant For sale cheap, a good, strong WORK
HOKSE; works well in anything Inquire of T.
sis ii st. between 9Th and 5th jy G' Is
For d,EsEN RENT-Ihs three story drown 'front.'
10th and Ilth streets north side containing fifteen
rooms This house Is convenient to the Patent Of
hce Treasury, etc.; Is lighted by gas and in every
way suitable for . boarding house. Rent moderate.
Apply next door, OF to A G; FOWLER, ssSoad
Tor RENT-Three BRICK HOUSElorkbn
corner Of Twelfth and sts. and one on H, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire Of JAMES w
BARKER, on street, between 1lth and 18th, No.
425. ma 3-tf
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR ofth build
ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. y. Waliaob
- An oSe ss Also & shs df9ht room IN the second
terms apply to RICHARD wALLACH, No +?
Louisiana avenus. ia Is If
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IST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES at the
IL Once OF the Adams Express Company, WASH
ington, D. G., to be sold for freg ght and oaarees In
not immediately @. EnpGr ga 59Ii u p,,n
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say Of any oTHHR
HAS IT fAILED,IN
sTANcB TO BF-
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
enc Who used il. Op
delighted With its
.apaal in tarml Af
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Sold by 8. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. ana A.
G: Porn, in, CORNER Penn. avenue and Eleventh
INb ALL DRUGGISTS EVERyWgFsr
ASK FOR HELM MBoLD's. TAKE No 0TEEER.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ESPosUks
ap4-eoly
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Observation-Disclosures.

= SoNTEMPI LTiNS MxkffAGE.D 10 oH
ID. MANY AFFECTIONS PECUIaAR TO
FEM hLES, the extract Bucha is uneQusf ed by
any other remedT, as IN Chlaross Retention
lrregulaIity, Pslnfulness, or Suppression OF Gus
tomary EvsoU8tIons, liberated or Scirr bous stafs
OF the Uterus, Leucorrh1A OF Whites. Sterilllty
and for q complain incident 20 the 9 4 v yhethes
arising from lndiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation.
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Making together l247 O5-loO "

.1E-TERMS AND CONDITIONS.-Ono
fifth cash, and the balance on credit OF
one, two, three and four years, in the notes
Of the purchasers, made payable ut tho
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, secured by
special mortgage on the property sold,
with all the vendors privileges and the
clause of non aliondo /; said notes 10 bear
interest at the rate of 6 por cent. per an
mum from date until maturity, and to bear
satisfactory city endorsement II required
by the Finance Committee of tho Common
Council, herein acting us the Board OF
Commissioners of the McDouogh School
Fund. In case of non-payment OF any OF
the notes at maturity, those unpaid will
bear interest interest from maturity ut the
rate of s per cent per annum until fully
paid. This last condition will not be 40
construed "a to authorize any delay IN the
payment Of the notes at maturity.
sE-The purchasers will cause them
selves to be put in possession at their own
expense, and they will be required to com
ply with the terms and conditions of SALE
above set forth, within fifteen days from
the day of sale and in any case of delay
or neglect on their part, the property pur-
chased by them will be re advertised and
sold for their, account and risk, without
further notice, Of legal default.
Acts of sale before G. +. Forter, ESQ.
City Notary, at the expense OF the pur'
| chasers.
sE-For further particulars, see the New
Orleans Bee, Crescent and Bulletin.
jan.l-td.d.
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tfor the Gazette 4 Comet.
FO u r. v u Il .

Forever and forever will hardly apply,
To the waters Of tho earth, or the clouds of
the sky,
To the winds changing breath, or the fond
thoughts OF man,
But only peem meet TO the Great Am.
The dew drop that falls on tho crest Of the
mountain,
And aids and assists in forming tho foun-
tain,
In. rillu. brooks and creeks, st last in n
river,
Truly glide to tho sca, but not forever.
And so with tho clouds which darken the
sky;
They were made and win have end as you
and |,
But In man Ia a spirit which death only
shall sever,
which truly shall live forever and forever.
Forever and forever 10 matter not given,
But to spirits alone in llades or Heaven,
And man should he wish ever happy 10 he,
Must truly servo God, not Mammon aE mo.
II.
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LARD OIL.
LADIES CLOTH CLoAKs.

On BARRELS Lard Oh, PEBBLES Ice pressed.
~ novZg FRANK HU0UET.
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Eesislatibs a]rotsroinos.
TUESDAY, January nth, 1890

TUESDAY, JRnuhfy iit"i ic"''
Uou.r.-P Pursuant TO their adjournment
of Yesterday. this body come to order ut
o'clock, +. NJ, to-day. so members
present.
Hon. Bythell Haynes, of East Felicienn,
was called to the chair as Speaker pro. TEN.
ON motion Of Mr.. Phillips, the House
prooe ded TO the election Of permanent
Speaker. Aud the same gentleman placed
In nomination the Hon. Chas. ". motif
son, of Ouachita.
Mr. Morrison having received majority
Of tho votes cast, was declared W he elect
ed Speaker fthe House Of Representatives,
and wac conducted TO the Chair by the
Hon. Messra. Phllips aud Randall.
The speaker elect then addressed tho
House In an eloquent aud forcible manner,
thanking them for the honor conferred
upon him, and urging the various aud
important measures for which the present
Legislature has convened.
The members Of the House being duly
sworn and qualified by tho Speaker, the
House proceeded 10 the election Of officers,
whefe1pon tho following we're elected by
aoolamation q,
James Welsh ~ Chief Clerk; George T.
Shepherd IA Assistant Clork; j. ". fer-
alta IA Sergeant at Arms, Daniel sehr'es
NJ Door keeper, aud Jas. u. smith ~
Warrant Clerk, all of whom were sworn
and qualified.
Mr.. rhlllipa offered resolution TO tho
effect that the Enrolling Committee OF the
House bc empowered to appoint the I'm
rsliinR aud Translating Clerks, aud also
90 remove the Same for incompetency, IN
attention or other sufficient cause, which
resolution was Immediately passed.
uayu,a pHaraI a. tuaolutipu To tho
effect that the Sereeant-Rt. Arms be en-
powered 10 supply the members Of the
House with ----- copies of the various dhi
ly papers of the State or their equivalent
In weeklios.
Aftnr some discussion "a to the number
with which tho blank In tho resolution
should bo flied.
Measrs. Begss and Allen moved to lll
the blank with the number 8, on which
the ayes and nays being called, 81 mem
hers voted aye, aud ~ voted nay.
Tho resolution. "a amended. 40 ~ to nj
low each member five daily papers or thor
equivalent In weeklies, WIS then passed.
A message was received from the Senate,
informing the House that tho Senate had
organized and was ready to proceed TO bu-
siness.
Tho Hon. Mr.. Allen moved that com
mittee OF three be appointed 10 prepare
rules for tho House, aud that until further
action the House adopt the rules "a hereto
fore existing.
This motion being amended by Mr.
Buah 40 IA 20 conform 20 the action Of the
House In regard to tho Enrolling and
TRANSMITTING Clerks, was then adopted.
Pending further action, the House ut
o'clock, ,. NJ, adjourned ill o'clock thil
evening.
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TO PLY SICIANS
OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
wolfe's Genuine Cognao Brandy,
wolfe,s Genuine Port Wine,
woife's Genuine Madeira Wine.
wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

I am now supplying the trade with pure Cog |
mao Brandy, In bottles, both for medical aud pri'
vsia use The Immense success that has crown
ed my Efforts o. place pure ain within the reach
Of ALL under the name Of Aromatic ,schiedam
sehpspps and 10 drive out Of the Tmsrkst the
pernieious Compounds sold rs gin throughout
The country; led many lending druggists, apothe-
90 rIes aud medical men. for some years past
solicit me 10 pursue the same In regard 10
the article Of brandy. I should have complied
With these requests from all quarters long ago.
but was deferred from u by the fact. that owing
10 the eSot biant price of Brandy In France, CON
s.1uant upon the shortness of the grape crop Tor
some years there was chance ~ my being able
10 import the choicest brandy, bottle u and sell
n az moderate prices. Fortunately for me, the
grape crop Tor the last aud previous year land
! The prospect for thls) was sbupdsut, aud prices
Of ursudy 9ave iallsn 70 the STANDARD often years
ago The duty oe, brandy Is also seventy per
! cent lower. and have nov made arrangements
with four brandy exporters IN franoe, 81 The
highest repu'e, and an, regularly receiving con-
aignmeuts q tho best CoRnsc Brandy, which ! an
bottIlug and selling ~ wolfs's Genuine Cogpaa
brandy. I guarantees with my seal. labels and
certificates. tho brandy so bottled ny me, as the
whom used as a medicine. beverage. Or a cordi-
| nj, beaithful aud invigorsting. N has been q
! matte, ~ universal complaint. tina, bottle of
pure. uumirsd French brandy, was very difhcult
To- obtain and the purchaser, nine times In ten
was deceived with vile mHnufao tured itnitation.
~ all descriptions Of srdest spirits, Brandy. from
It's hiRh price, has been the one article that mis-
srs aud sellers have turned their attention 10.
aud illions Of gallous Of The spcsllsd French
brandy have been scattered annually through
the iaud. aud have been the primary cause oi
murders suicides, crusties aud crimes, aud hare
ssut thousands 10 ~ early grave, selfdeslrpy'rs,
FROM dslirium ttemsns. mania .a-potu aud horrors,
names unkrown, until unprinopled men hogan
TO make rnaddenipg compounds aud sell u az hs
pure French Bsrndy.
The virtues Of pure French Brandy ned not b'
told by me. They are known thrcuE tout The
world az a med cins or mild stlmulsnt. " IL, ~
tho French nation POLITICALLY call " Nav do Ia
vie" the water Of life. Hut this applies 10 u on
! ty when pure and uuaduitsrstad. N ,uufactured
With the fearful ingredients that make u good
imitation, " becomes a death drink 10 innocent
tens oftbousands II our 10 remedy fear
8 fuI sUI, I have commenced importing Brandy
D bottling n, and selling n 80
awoLygs GENUINE COaNAC BRANDY"
q am daily receiving orders from tho druggist
and spothecsries In all parts 81 the Union. I. Ssl
o u for medical purposes.
. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
. No. ~ HEAVIER street, New York.
j tv- Agents In Now Orleans; " HART. 4 Ca
I, A. u. GpIEYV a Co.. J. r. MooRrA Co.
nev12-smd&w.
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A Sly THRusr.-President Buch-
auan gives ex-President Pierce a sly
thrust right under the short ribs. 1t
is to be found in that part of the Mes
sage which relates to the finances,
and is in these words-"We have yet
scarcely recovered from the habits Of
extravagan, expenditure, produced by
our overhowing treasury, during sew.
eral years prior to the commencement
Of my administration" The Pier.
ceites might retort by saying, that
Gen. Pierce filed the treasury to over
flowing, and that Mr.. Buchanan has
caused everything in it to flow out
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city Auctiouesr. once 10 hank Plao'

CITY Auctioneer. once w Hank flace
MONDAY. JANUARY 30, 1860, begin
ming Mt ~ o'clock NJ, nj tho st. Charles
Exchange, Now Orleans, and on tho fol
lowing day, II requisite
by order and for account Of the City Of
Now Orleans, | will proceed TO sell ~ pub
lie auction, without reserve or limit, the
following described valuable lands Rc-
quired by tho City Of New Orleans, from
tho estate Of John MoDonogh, deceased,
to wit:
Land. in the Parish ofIcast Baton Rouge
A valuable Tract Of Land, situated IN
the Parish OF East Baton Rouge, adioin-
ing aud Immediately below the city Of
Baton Rouge, divided into eleven tracts,
designated by tho Nos. ! TO II inclusive,
aud lying In r. Z. \. X. W, according TO
plan drawn by Louis II. Pilio, City Sur
voyor, the Dimensions being taken frovN
y plan by VIM. j. Mccullough, U. +. Sur
voyor- General.
Nos. /, 2, q. aud 4, Rdioin each other,
contain each about 90 superficial acrcs,
measuring each 252 feet front on the Mis-
sinpippi rive by u depth Of about l0,090
feet.
Nos. 5, 81 aud adjon each other, con
tain each about 30 superficial acres, mea-
surfing each n feet front on tho Mississip-
ri river by u depth Of about T0SO ioot.
Nos. .. 10 aud II adioin each other, con-
tain each about - superficial acros, inca
surfing zach 2ll feet front on tho Missis-
sippi river by u depth of about 6slp feet.
The undivided third of A TRACT OF
LAND situated in tho Parish of East Ba
ton Rouge, on both side Of Cypress Bayou,
about seven mics north Of Baton Rouge
and threo miles northeast Of tho Mississip-
pi river, and lying partly in T 3. 5. X.
| W, and T. .. =. K. T..
Tho said unct IL compoaed OF the fol
| lowing divisions. according To plan
drawn by Louis II Pile, City Surveyor
the Dimensions being taken from plan
by VIM. J. Mccullough, u. S. Surveyor
General, viz
Section No. Al contains, 09s 42-l0o acros
Section No. As contains, 2is G3-l0O 4"
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HAlR-W0RK MADE TO ORDER.

fIvHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave % ihfprm the
Ladies' Of New OrlsaAs aud the public IN gen
srsl, that he Is fully prepared u execute any or
der l HE line, such as H'aceffs, Neehiaos' wsa,o'
CtaiHs Tsd Oboins. Rings, D,ops rfosses, millions,
Stris, E,riHgs, Hearis. AcorHs, Snohss, AHetors'
Fishes Bpts, Bir,s, Bushels. Horns, Trpmpsts, Hdr
rsis, fTcipres! also. Fic,eer Bosqaefs, Monuments,
Lapdscspes, Letters, IbrtFtids, de-, dc., ac.' W
Isoekats breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 70 bring
81 public notice that he has made new inVen-
ton, by which HAIR H0rleiiB Fopsrs, Ho"q"is
hmpmeHfs dc. dr., never changes color ~ no
gum whatever is used aud he has thus succeed
ad ~ Hnding the means by which 70 preserve the
Hair FuREvER IN frs OHlgisAL STATS. The Hair Of
the youngest Infant ran be worked up ny means
~ this process. .
AnSious 10 secure the patronage ~ The Ladies'
aud the public In general. he assures them tha'
every effort will he made 10 satisfy Their pHlec
tations In regard 10 nsatness, durability and qnal
ity. every article u Jewelfy guaranteed
CAUT ION.
The public are cautioned against n Epsries 81
Imposition In the above business. by substituting
wo,t iinporisd FROM tho North anh Europe, ana
passing II on as " executed With The hHir iaf
nIshed by customers. therefore parties should be
very careful With when they trust their Hair.
gW- nrties. leaving orders are most politely
requested ~ ba present, aud SCI their work done
So as 90 he convinced that the will yet their own
MAR, this will he satisfaction. which ~ @he'
's'ottf'hm'rt In the city csn give ''"'f Z" :"
posifOB
81 wat ches and Jewelfy Carefully Repaired
| and Warranted.
ON gntp ASH sitytR tAETN ~ LNcHANgr.
| Orders FROM the country addr, ssed 10 me VII
| be promptly attended 10. -. ........u
az necolipct No., " CHARITIES sTREET
| u YOU wish 20 get the prlL nliR ~ your friends
y. STEUBt NRAUCIl, Artist,
M. =, CHARITIES ST..
| naiwean Canal aud Cusinmhouss streets
| dnc2l dswy tfnrmerly ~ Royal street
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rS-The Kentucky Legislature has boon
discussing tho morality Of billiards. One
party was in favor Of taxing each table at
$500. Another contcndod that the game
should not be taxed Mt all. Tho result Of
the whole matter was fixing the license
Of billiard tables Mt $3.50 for the first table,
and si00 for each other.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19
II. q. LIPPA HD'S
DANCING ACADEMY

tssrHAsct oSos'rf "o"tl's pate stonhJ
MIR. LiPpARD most respectfully announces 70
wi his friends and the public IN general, that
his Dancing Academy will 10 opsred for short
season NJ the above named place, on Thursday,
the 18th inst at o'clock. ,. ~. for ladies aud
children and 7 fpr gentlemen.
The new and much admired Q,asiriHs dss Ddmes'
Urincs ImperisD lately la need In the highest
circles 81 Paris rnd london. aud recently INTRO
duced In New yerk. Philadelphia aud New W.
leans. will he introduced this session.
DArs ~ TurioS. -ror Children, TUESDAY =
Thursday aud saturdays, frun uclosk 70 . ,.
" Iadiss sa,n. days, from ~ a. " An. Gen
tlsman, same DAYS. FROM topF.N
Predicting parties br ladies and gentlemen
every Thursday evening.
For terms, apply 10 Mr L'' at MS academy or
The Ua,nay iInnsa tjanyl0- I'm.
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Estate OF the late John McDonogh

GREAT Sale of Land. ~ the Parish of Or
iean., NJ. uernasd, Pisauc'ai".s. JET
nr.on, ~. Charles. -. james, Living
sson. Lsfourche Interior, East Ration
Rouge, -. T.mmany. Assumption,
-. Landry aud Caicasicu, on long ere
dit. by order aud for account Of thu McDonogh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19
AMERICAN FLAG sEGAR STORE.
JAN 1sT 1900.

JAN UART, 1sT 1850.
HAVING undergone through renovation, the
i above establishment is now opened to its
patrons. The undersigned has spared no pain
nor expencs 10 make II one Of the neatest in the
stats-ths city 81 New Orleans not excepted,
and will offer 10 the smokers Of this and neigh.
boring parishes an assortment Of segars hereto
fore uDeqgaled In this market.
E~Acau is solicited from each and every
amateur.
jan3 ANTONIO MAZE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19
TO SYORTHMEN.

I HAYES Rne variety Of the best quality tame
j Hays, shot Pouches, belts. Powder Flssks and
several new styles of Improved Shot Pouches,
utesneerE, Colts, CuS's, EleyE. Walkers aud
genuine q. u. Percussion Gaps. also. Dun clean
Ing Rods, Tubes. MTpnches, m, AZ
nov2l FRANK lIUaUET'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19
WESTERN PRODUCE.

j u ST RE q CIV H. ID.
PORK--Choice Mess, 10 Barrels;
BACON siIOULDEH5-iOOO lbs, Sugar Cured.
bAND--lo Kegs:
LARD OfIs--b barrels No. I, Winter Strained ,
PUT tTOES-70 Barrels;
SEED POTATOkS-2O0 Barrels, early pure, TO
arrive from New York LIST January.
aov28 THOMAS ByRNE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19

Ley The celebrated Charles lIeidsicck
has arrived at Now York. lilo wears u
bottle green coat with blue labels, and
glasses upon bottle nose. lie is said to
DO sparkling In conversation, whom drawn
out, but sours IL neglected.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-19
LAND FOR YALE.

FI,HIRTy.TuUR AHPkNTs Of land, opposite
the old race track grounds, adjoining Judge
u. y. Avsry's lands. lyiug between Government :.
and North boulevard. aud on the line Of the "un-
tsmplatsd baton Houge aud New Orleans hsi-
read. ~ IL beautiful situation aud y most de.
sirabls cit for ssuburbssn Residence. Inquire Of
J. A. DEARBORN. or
dee22 CHAS. q. MCH ALTON.