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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

John Mitchell il delivering lectures at Richmond,
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

SUsDAY LIQUOR LAw.-It was generally under
stood that the new law in relation to Sunday smuse-
ments and liquor selling would be inf)rced yesterday.
Iii compliance with general order, issued by the Po-
lice Commissioner to the various Captains Of Police,
the proprie.ors of drinking saloons notified that
it wss expected that their places wouli be closed
Sunday. Very few propristors refused compliance,
and their blinds remained up, aud their doors closed
throughout the day. No doubt the latch string was
out at side doors and entrances easily found by the
initiated and we do not believe that the usually thirsty
multitude passed dry Sabbath. Sill there was an
appearance Of decency, andappesrances too frequently
pass for realities. L. impossible for any very
urgent measures to be adopted, neither the mags
irstes nor Police Captains had received certified copies
Of the new law and they could hardly be expected 10
act without proper authority. 1t was most notice
able fact that the lower Wards, wherein 30 many rum
shops are usually in full blast Oh Sundays, were re-
markedly quiet
The saloons being closed thai SIS Of banger-on
and corner losfers scattered !fsasclyes abroad in
aearch Of other quarters :hers tle rect csrousng
ard henry, and The city had The appearance of
rtsly civilized community. Rspaaei Wei, who keeps
drinking place at No. 2i2 Digiicn street, arres;
ed in the act of selling liquor by Officer Thorn of the
Thirteenth Precinct. The prson'r was taken before
Jus,ice Brennan. who held him tc BAH in the of
$780, At the German Garden, no. 1872 Bowery, for
nelly Hoym's Tbeater. the windows were placarded
with notices Of the meeting Of religious society,
aud tie announcement that "non-members were not
admitted" Officer Knight Of the Fourth Precinct,
following a crowd into the place, found Frederick
Kerker an employee Of the establishment presiding at
gambling table. The officer arrested him, and also
seizsd bunch Of ivory gambling checks which he was
endesvoripg to sell. The prisoner, in default of 5000
bail, was committed by Justice Brennan. Thus far
there appears to be little open opposition to the en-
fcrcement Of the law, but there is good deal Of
private grumbling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

REPORT OF THE SANITARY PoLIcE.-Sergeans @.
B. Lord, of the new Sanitary Police, made his irS'
report nuder the new law to the Acting. General 3D.
porintehrent ON Saturday morning. Ii shows tne
filthy condition in which many Of the tenement houses
Of this city kept and also the dangerous eonsue
ton of others. Thus the tenement house, NOS. ana
Pearl street. beside the usual inmates, furnish sub
terrsnean accommodations for horse, COW ana
Sbsp0bae ROSTERS harem. Noe. 10, IL, ~ ana !"
Pearl ,rset are in an equally filthy and maodorcus
condition. though lacking one or two species OF the
aforementioned quadrupeds. Nos. l39 and lil Reade
street No II Hudson street. No. 2O6 East Thirty second
ana Nos $50 and $50 First avenue also reported a.
endemic breeders No 1913 Eighth street is alIegedp
be Of the Pemberton Mills style Of architecture liable
10 "come down by the run In high wind. Inc
Sanitary Police win make q thorough examination Of
al the tenement houses OF the city, and report every
place that needs reforming. The owners and occu-
pants will be directed to make such improvements as
are deemed necessary, The authorities having power
enforce compliance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

The German friends Of liberty and enemies Of Slavery
viii Monday The both inst at o'clock In tbs sysaas
In Tuners Heatb Gore street. Sspeon form Gao psgu
Cub Several speakers win address the meeting German
well English. An ympshissr, Of Eogsh wei 0srm.a
origin, respectfully invited join tse meeting 0asss
struye, c. Ludwig Richter, R. schwsu Kopt COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

ST.. GEoRGE's DAr.-To-nigbt the loyal Eoglish
residents of New.Y York meet at Dslmonicost to eele-
brate the Anniversary of their patron Saint and st the
same time contribute to tina. excson; charity fer tho
relief of destitute Engtshmen, the S. Georges S'sy
OF course there will be DO vacant seats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
CLOAKs A. sIIAwIs.

I AIDES wanting Cloaks aud shawls
- vii 10 well " call and essmins the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
have just received.
L'RENCif Mstiness, Delsiues. Cash
II mstss. Alpaeoas, DE, DC. ! have Just
resolved fine stock Of those goods.
DJAcE silks, plain and ipntsd Dress
- silks, forlins, Foplatd Silks. 30. Z
have beautiful stock Of those goods.
fJNlE above goods are If The latest tyles
i aud will lie sold cheap
THUs. IS. o'tUNDH.
septg2 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
ron SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN. good ue.k, wssh IA
N ~ and t'pnss, aged shot, a. rsa,s,N
the above w"fnsn esn he purchased %.
reasonable ts''ns, " Application 10 saaaa sysi, .
said slave 10 oHsssd Zoe no had fsslt bot ~ ssiss
msrsy, said slave viii he .Hssei 81 p.bIis cal.
!. i'un' ~ the Opot, Iis.ss ds.r ~ ssia ps,isb
IL the eity 80 nstnn ns.ae on
eATuuhbAv. THr 40 pay or NOVEMBER
nest, ats s'si"eh y. NJ, ef saidd Day, shsaid she
M, no previously snia at private sss ror I.rtheV
particulars apply 10 tbs undersigned.
,s,7 ~, " nAhtH Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
NtI't'IttiG.

NAVE nov IN Store nae assortment ~ ss.s
y spnsble Dress uords ~ every description,
hesin unnecessary tlr this ppiieeD ~ usks more
rsttireIs' 'nsn,ion ~ tine Kind ~ goods than
snothet. hope n IL suineisnt 10 say that my
st'eh wlll I'D fo.ad saitsd te The rs.ts ~ ell
hetn the youngest ~ the sldest
THOMAS n. OJnHDH.
ssrsit Jp'nar ~ Third sr1 isp,ei els.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

E"sse,s.ss.- ."a wh,s. e.vs.. I
nTnnst aoobs, I h.ss F. spisssis s..ess
" msnt
Hfp CLOVIS
Twenty des.r ssst quality MD Gloves. " every
ecluf aud sisss ..
yALrN6iBENEs 4 gNatisH THREAD LACE.
ihsvs ehssp atd tesstiiri lot Of those tsees.
HOSIERY uDsirHtff
FistT asser Ladies' H"si.,r. jsst ,saeiyss
OALLIoDsi OALiJoOs
have q large ard rbssp staet ~ svs,y ass.,ip.
ti"r sna n.slitr ~ Uslieos. Z Wish The ladies
the ptiessi mus u T0DNbp
ssptia urrsr Thifd aud Laurel SEE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
A NEW LOT.

NAVE spsnsd rev lpt ~ Dslieos, tsnEins
y Run ~ ~ 80 cents per Fssd, Ladies' In per
srf ofsweh vunii ~ we'll t1 make their ssiees
,pns ss'iy fvNl ,e-slvs my wiu,s' Goods rs
The is, os,ybs' The Millinery department viii
he ss usual nsnpafsil, and D'y foods, ste y. r.
rsHNth r. ruOsOn,
sspiti No,ih boulevard street,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05


rtsaAsr Jswtbsv,szM essrs, Goldman
a Fender, a, their new establishment on
Third street are now getting In their stock
selected by Nj. Fender himself with
afest care Their stock embraces all that
is new and elegant IN this line Of business
aud the friends Of the old establishment
are invited 10 call aud sssmins the new.
OBJECTION TO A LARGER SALARY.
Ministers In our day rarely object 20
an increase Of salary, but We find in
m exchange capital story Of IN old
Connecticut pastor, who declined u
for substantial reasons.
Ills country parish raised his sala.
~ FROM three hundred 10 four hund.
red dollars. The good man objected
for three reasons, ....
"lTirst." said he, "beoause you
cant afford 10 give more than three
hundred
"Seoosd, because my preaching isn't
worth more than that, ..t.I
"Third. because have 10 collect
my salary. which, heretofore, has been
the hardest party Of my lobprs among
you. II have 60 collect an addition.
al hundred, Il will kill me.'--Er
. hdpge. ...
Another exchange copying the
above, Gays that the minister in ques.
ton had "a call" 10 another flock.
with The offer Of three hundred and
fny In cash, and he did not stand up.
on tho order Of going, but went at
once.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
SERVANT WANTED.

A HOUsB Servant wanted. A rood
~ cook, washer and ltenef. can Hnd
employmen.i on application al ,bis Office.
septsb iwi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
BOYs CLOTH,NG

LIVERY article sppertaipiue 20 Boys vs.r esn
II, nov be Soand &c my Clothing SIRE, the as
sorsmeut 70 very complete and all made np 10 the
best style, W. " ShAIhaSs'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
MILLuNgRyi miLIINEnyii

THE sUB0RiBEH would respectfully IN. asssse<
j f,,m The eiti,sns ~ BsfsB Rouge, The -
ladies' especially, that he hss Just spepsd NV
nm the corner IL Main and ST ttypoiit.
s'tss's-tbe first door East ~ the residence ~
ssmpsl esolbsld. Esi.. vs'y slsgsa' stock ~
MILLINERY AND DHBss GOODS.
His stges ~ Ladies'. Misses and Children. Bon.
"sis, Watts. Gaps snd Flats is very bssvy- ems
b'sclng The latest sshinrs narns,s spd Hats
cleaned snd ,epsitsd on short setiee. The 1.
dies are isvi'sd 70 ssli and sssmies for then
salvsss Nash
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

L NAVE joe, opened large stick ~ Theses goods
u ss"braeiss simost every article sppertaiuing
h. dents wssf, sasb &c Linen .ud Csttsn shirts
IN all tbs diHatsnt Varieties, Dents ssae, v.,e ~
all Kinds, Hspdkefohlsfs, Stocks. Hsetiss and
eea'fs sssp.ndsrs, Hosiery, Gloves. etc, In this
department SIN prepared w. show the vsty best
goods. and will guarantee psthihg bette, H. The
msfsst W. q. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
4 Saint T'hsress's Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
os,sss tssisvsss sss ssysl sv..s..
0ATOv d q 0fa r. A.

sAroS go ue b IA.
Y'HIs INSTITUTIONS ,,mrs psss Ne ,hl,a en-.
nrsl session "a MONDAY, otTopFp lei,
'H". ~. Mssi,si psp-,,,aa,t 10 seass ~.
rhs'gs ~ NJ H'stsn. vhsss sstniy a. Tsssbsr.
Composer ssa Performer 10 veil t.srs hath IA,
Europe snd Amsries. The french isrs,ss. which
-ill he ts.sbt 80 hs,s,sAsts \. ". sh.ls .sb.sI
.'ts..s sny ss,,s eh.'ssl V y.ssr ,hs rsr,fel ~
Nsthss-sties sud The Modern ksisss.. iii l..
,-vgbt By he Pfi.sirsi, siasa ~ es,-te,srt as
sistsnts Vvesi Music, Embroidery, 81 tt,as ~
fsrev rittine .rd Needle vsft tssght beth ass
sehsisss sra b.sraess free ~ sh.,ss. p.sssts
90. ss.a ,hsis as.shtess Nth Eve fsr ssssssrs.
thst their health .sd comfort viii be sttesasa ~
rithibs same s.fs .sn thsy we're IN the ss-m ~
tbsit ovs family. The bouse " large, sehstpssi-
oss sna veil vehiisted, bsise bsiif expressly isr
sh- t.ssssiisn. THE etvtnss ere stseisps, sns
svs'y f-s'li,y is sHsyass Ne . pssrsf sskfss NJ
eseefsiss -heh u ssses,isl " tl- preservation.
~ hssNh' with tsssrd w. tbs ssp-fvisies efths
bosfdefsi gcnvspi rules sfe sdOp,ed No psung
Lshy ~ili be permitted " sithst wsik. ., ride
Vsf. gnlsss suesssd ~ her tssshsT. patent ~
k..,ais.s Parents yisi,,ss tssj, as.shts,s s,s
requested u esfa- eeis ss s@s-rasys, .r,sss IN
ssss sfsfssnt s.sssssy, 80 eli visits ~ th.t tisa
daring school hours inteftup, The elssses sra ,..
,sfd the progress ~ thsif sbildssr. nst visitors
sishing D see The school eat come an. hour In
hs dst ne IN that ssss the eissssss vii es.tinss
sn'n,s''sp,ed snd The school ~ili be seen 80 n
'sslv IL, sid instead ~ hsi.g hi.arssss ., Gill
serve ss an ieee.,iys .hs pee. 81 The p.r,ls 10
gfestete. eseftisn
ror tern. g. Apti, .i,hsr w is,,., ~ per.
sonslly 70 The PfinoipsL
sept ~. In Miss N, a. MURPHY,
HuisD ~ bipcfUps @wm PIE Bsr w. v.
nsh'n, tsr 8. NJ Hart, Nsg ~. u. ~ bsy. br.
v v Lsye"st, Hspi A. p. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
NtyIsic.

TNIlE ,nsle school orr -, Wilson. will
! ee tserensJ Monday Oct, ist inst.
Sept "a, Wv.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
FURNITURE.

"E are nov receiving large additions 70 our
w stock Of beadstesds, Bureaus, Armoirs,
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Hall etanda, what ots,
Safes, sidsbosrds, Cribs, Book Cases Secretaries,
d., DC. PIPER & BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mus. LpUCKH. proposes 70 opening
l'I School on Monday, October Let. at
her residence on Main street. hast Of rudE-
cts old stand seetgs.dswsw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

sA- We learn that the gin Of DR..
Joseph Dunbar, containing a large
quantity Of cotton, and situated some
eight miles back Of ST. Joseph, was
destroyed by FIRE on last Wednesday
night We have heard no particu.
lars Of the occurrence, but understand
that the ere is imputed to accident.
81. Joepa's Gazette, sofa nlt. -
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

u sLAsss and nobsnet Nsttfng.
TIVE fsll supply 81 these goods, besfnst
Il in all vidths, also, Yfnk and Blus Bobinsts.
WhiS Linen Ssttipgs, also Brown DO for plant
tien ass. ", y, PHlLtIA,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

L'HnsH LiME.-ioo barrels Jus, received N :
u dsr JOSHUA pEAL.
septtp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

- u ~ - ri ES.
tn box W Various brands Cswibg Tob.sso!
wv va Smoking do
CASKS Pine Brandy,
Peach do.
Madeira sud Port Wine.
uiaksr Wine
Jsmaioa Hpmg
10 Dozen tfoststtafS Bittsrsl
10 Hisnissers London Dock DIN
10 Z" siseipteb's tsndss gssd.l do.
10 wcifs sohsidsm sobpsppst
10 wsLaao's Cordial,
Gross Jacobs doa
Perry Davis Pain Killsr!
10 FabBssteek's vsrmifugs.
Assorted Ffait Jars!
T"vBssnds Balls, Williams aud
hsnds ksrsaptiils.
Mustard!
200 Ounces usisibeg
Garden Feeds 81 all kinds!
ICutlsfy, q new lot just received.
Patent Medicines, Psff.mary and Fancy Goods ~
all kinds In Htors and fsf sale by
sugii A. STEWART q 90,
Druggists,
wsddili's oid stand, Main H., baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

SAVE YOUR FRUIT.
S,ELP SEALING CANS without wsr, a ne,
~ patentst PIPER d BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

ENGLISH 4 AMPRICAN PRINTS.
O00'PfECEs Of these goods nov IN store and
COO - many more 70 arrive 10 q few days, all
warranted 70 wash, and prices very low.
angzg On ~ w d pHfLLIps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

Yellow Beveri Yellow Fsverif
DH LEOSAkD, Of Nsv YORK. fully guarantees
IL his South Amerieas Fever and Arus Re-
medy certain Preventative against yellow Ys-
vsr--Sor saIs by Ed. q VIM BOGEL.
jufyH arrfA Druggists
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

Tssb Youa WIrE.-Women are
too commonly adjudged m verdapt in
all but purely womanisb affairs. No
philosophical student 81 the ser thus
judges then. Their iptuitioos or in
sights, are the most subtle aud II they
cannot sec q cat In the meal, there Ia
no cat there. In counsellipg q man
90 tell his troable 10 his wife, we
would no farther, and advise him 20
keep none OF his affairs secret from
her Many a home has been happily
saved, aud many a fortune retrieved,
by mans full confidence in his ''bet.
Ter half" Woman IL far more = seer
aud prophet than man, II she be CIV
On q fair chance. Ass general rule,
wives conHde the ninutest OF their
plans and thoughts to their husbands,
having no involvements 20 screen
from them. Why not reciprocate, II
but for the pleasure Of meeting oou6-
dence with oonfdeueef We are Ger.
tain that no man succeeds 90 we'll 10
tho world a. he, who taking a partner
for lie, makes her the partner Of al
his purposes aud hopes. What 10
wrong Of his impulse judgment, she
will check and 50, right with her al
most universally right ipstincts.-.
"llelpmeet" was no Insignificant title,
as applied TO mans co@papion. She
Ia n'eet help TO him in every dark.
ness, difficulty aud sorrow Of life
And what she most Graves and do.
serves, IL oowfidcno--without which
love is never free from shadow.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

" V y. CApD I;VtTbLE
HAVING received a vety large ascot
! ment IF Chine Vases. Candle Sticks
Vidpoehe, Toilet Hotties aud Toilet se,s
large assortment ~ China Cups and
hsneets a lso fine assortment Of French
'"rsetsj 10 dor from the best aannfsato
'ins ~ Europe. and fof sole by
sspt35 4, CArDEvIFLLE.
SlLk rAHAEptH, Umbrellas and SIN
~ Shades of ell eolofs and sises, for sale
d. the lowest prices.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

=. sCuMALtNs1SY II CO...
w nee selected ,stsst ~ tsil d.,ds n = ehbiss
los ~ shsvls, Ui-sts end Msn,iiiss=siso ber
ryle Of Oo,ssts, O.ftsin Dsmssk oil great vasiss
v tcrsshs, With = spiensis ss.ss,,rssi ~ trsfoi.
deflss, which will be sold ~ The iv~ss. pfies
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
NE pv Al.

''Hr subs-rib.f tsss ie.v. 4, i,f,,., bis f,,s,s.
' snd rs.fvss sid the p.bile es.sfsiiy. ths,
he has removed his veil sns-s r.t.hiIsb,-srt ~
Dvpuy's new building. opposite The n,snsh N ~.
Louisiana state psnks fh-nsfsi M ibs iibstai
fsfensse tes'.-ea rrvn him. hs respectfully So
isiis . cpntirusnes the ss,ra
ser'ga THFUbphr uOtnMAHN.
wai.hmaks, sud Jsweilst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

4 Egr CDOJ.-rus Soda Water, With
N collection ~ choice Ry,sps. asy he bsd 81
the Drug Store ~ nh awM HOeEL.
junsis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
EInliuf EIOIfuif

SUrrnFtSn. rsnry aud t.tfs grades ~ ffe.h
- ground New Whsstl Fleut. f.. s.ls In hs.
,e's, hall hs''sla snd eight ten. ,wsntT f"u' and
trt,r eight puusd sseks.
septic JOSHUA nrAt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

III ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by BEAL PATTERSON,
Junei4 Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
Nallp c5altttr ann Gomtt.
sAros aeuas.

rRiDAfNaalHaiNlluiiun0oT. !, isSO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
v. a.....,,.'. a,a s,,.,...

IN DOZEN Kid aud Cbamois Gloves.
wv Ladies and Mems satin. iueLskin
sha 90 ton Gloves. at thu lowest prices.
Also gauntlets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
81. MARY'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG l. ADIEB.
RATION HopaE, Ia.

ri. MARY'S ACADEM
FOR YOUN q l. AIDES.
RATION Hogaps, ia.
NJ. VICTOR. PRINCIPAL.
rLAsEEs resumed IN MONDAY. OCTOBER la -.
" iann IL mstipe this announcement the
ftineirsi returns thanks 'o her patrons and sss
s.sss them that the Academy Will slvsys msin
tain lie high standard ~ ssasiisaea The dins,.
eet departments all, as hithst,., Hitsa ~ rfRs,.
set ,aashsrs. IN particular, the rsiaeipsi calls
:" the notice ~ parents the greet facilities 70,
acquiring thorough ana speating know ia,gs ~
the French language snerdsd ~ that dope, tmsst
~ The Academy. u could not he more ably sup.
psristsndad
Tsesns fet The Scholastic year
Boarding aud ,aition In ls,ia. tasiish
aud prsneh ififii4sgturnti ,siiisii.tus4nif7 1870
washing unus'anil.!, si"ul! is..uliuu.4.n 10 %
Plano ~ asitar with use efths INSTRUMENT
far daily lessons and thfss hours
Tssms f,r the scholastic yast.
Elementary Glass 70 90
All ether glasses no on
Dancing, Painting, Italian, Spanish and aet.
msn fnftn ssi.s charges Ailtihds ~ fancy wost
taught Zee sf charge.
No pupil ,sesissd. except With the understand
Ing thst she 10 10 remain Ia The close of the yss,
In which she entered,
Those who design 20 pstrepiss The institution
would do well 10 apply haf prospectus. wherein
The rules aud regulations Eovsrnlntthe Academy
are stated al length. tsspta imdAw.
NOTICE TO PARENTS.
A SCHOOL Tor boys will bs opened ON the nfs,
~ ~ OCTOBER, 1890, In the building On North
street. Que da.r above Mr., ,. H. News residences.
A fslr share af patronage 10 solicited Tor This
sehoel lie merits can only he Known by trial aud
the manaest is willing 10 abide by that dseision.
noys 81 any age will he sdt.ittad. Catholic
Chiidfen will bs taught their esteehism al the
request 81 the parents,
TERMS.
English and French %
ufest Latin aud The higher mstbsmstios... ! 20
FOR further particulars apply 10
Rnv. q. HUBERT,
septH Pastor ofRt Jesephs, natoe Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

WurrEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RuB
our.-Mix up half pailful of
limo and water, ready TO put il on
the wall, then take one gill of -four
and mix il with the water; then
pour on il boiling water sufficient
to thicken il; pour il while hot into
the whitewash; stir il all well to-
gether, and it is ready FOR use.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

k'kksH rEAs-Curious Oolopg, Choies Impsr
l. a. and 6unpovdsr, for sale BY.
fanze I'D. 4 VIM. BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
IltIs,v LINENS.

I AN NOW prepared :. show III. beet tinsrs In
u this market s.eh sssds ss have been w
Ing 10 60, ~ ishe ,i'.a-snd viii w..'sa, then,
all pure Linen and ~ wee, we'll,
sept2n W. y. PHILLIPS,
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A. STEWART q CO..

A. STEWART q CO..
tsceetsscss 10 n. r. w.ss,,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS II MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Patent and Botanic Medicines,
GARDEN SEEDS,
Perfnmsfy, Fancy Goods, Paints Oils,
WINDOW GLASS.
sa"a. T.i,~s... cigars. Tt~s. H.~~at.-
."d w,..s. rte.. Hs..
EvsRr tsr,cts sc, . nv ne w.ns.rrsp isssrssss~r.
hs.cR sus,scr 10 M ssfusssp ~ oss ssrssss.
HAVING Purchased the entire ss".L .f
" NJ u. I. w.ailii, ~ will eautinas the basi
ness ~ the old stand. whsts We VII Ne pleased
tr see ell his customers aud hope ~ strict s'tsn
,ipr ~ business, and bs keeping = is'gs aud we'll
'urage, os' resds will lie selected In person
ifun hist hand, sna Ill warranted 20 be ~ The
vs'T hoe, quality.
Asi hsvs been engaged IN The Wholesale .nd
Prescription b'.g Business ~ Louisville, nv,
n, ,hs lac, ten yssTs. end hsving every facility
~ yet,ing rpeds on The se"si tssssrsbls ts.ms,
fsei confident ~ givae satifasipp ~ al 90 sas
ard 'sspse,fnlly solicit = call bsio,e purchasing
else where.
We -ili t.sp al hiaas ~ m.slssi Instruments.
Fancy Goods, cutlery. etc.
as- Al s'as's promptly attended 20 and rhys
sisian's Prescriptions hilsa q, al bouts
A, STEWART ~ GO.
ssris Msin street., Baton Rouge, IL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

NOTICE.
nyRIN9 my absence Mr.. Gabriel Gusmsn Il
IL authorizes 10 act 80 my Agent In sill mat
ters wherein 1 am interested. 4.
septi2-imdku CkLEsTE EspINARD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
IRISH LINEN,

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Liner
"A at the lowest cash prices at
dsc7 s. NJ. ASHER'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

ss""ses VowWess ~ud sssew ptetss
HANE l"s, srshea NV New rsil stuck ~ Vel
u vs, sna H''sw punnets. slso large rsso,t
msnt ~ ladies shd Missss hats. - SEQ IN want
81 these goods will is we'll 20 call ss'iy
soptpn ~ PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
CLOTH t'LOAHs,

A FINE assortment ~ Uiptb Clio he ~ the ist-
~ Get styles-isst tsesivsd. slso su'-s vs'g
handsome shswis, at the
sepi2i PHILADELPHIA uAsH HtoHH,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

HAY, CORN, OATS, AND BRAs.-A rood sup
Ii ply on hsnd a, all times:
septic ANA JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

WE FAVE just received n supply Of
w Bonnet Ribbons, also full assert
mont Of black Velvet Ribbons,
At the PHILA CASH STORE,
nova LIZ I've % s ,ees.