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N> FOR RENT-THE noUBIE Twn-sToRY Frame
l Hunae Ms 35 and 81 Magazine stree, Edward
aa.lsnd Tnalin SIS Apply to
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closed mail consisting Of letters md newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece fonian Islands,
is cent from the Post Office in New York weekly.
- mail for the West India Islands will be sent by this
steamer.
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So talts ma GOa1Hcie of Asoy al ana select
MASTERS, No. L. he FOURTH TIT RSAY Of every
month In the Of Concord Royal Arch Ghspte
Fellows Hail. First District
OFFIcERs-J H Holland, T. Ill.,. c.. MI. O. p Crane
D. L. G. MT A. Bartlette p q W Bruno de Inca
Treasurer Jas Fnrn Recorer H. ]. Sanshny, Captain
q the Guards j O. Wood Conductor: 0ergeld Steward
refer Mlnhen Sentinel "
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~ toward Lustse NO. III, 4. -. o. e. Aaest-
ngs EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. in Lodge Room No. s.
Odd Felnus' Hall, Al o'clock.
ofcersL A. Bendixen, N. O.; N. P. Lyle " O.; Hugh
Stewart Recording Secretary; naiiva. Permanent
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FOR RENT---FoR RENT.

MA FssH ltENT Low uNIlL ,sT Crubtn N Ext
m Eight one'sioy Fame Houses kitchens high;
has ten rooin p:as'ered and well finished
all covered wi slates; yards aleyways paved cerns
;stuated Locust street. between streets
Apply tn E N. FITzSiMMuNS, 5E3 Is
mv22 II, gtft,,a1nm street.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, La, March II, 1860
xS,Fo the Publte-NOtiee is hereby given,
that In possession of the bills City and
a Ty for the SELECTION Of all the City
er Income and Capital according the Assessment Rolls 81
1859 Tax respectfully invited forward early
AND pay their taxes and thereby avoid being published as de-
hnqnenta. - 49,
uil7 3rn ApAN GIFFEN Treauursr
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KH- imdf visible Friends CORalrs. r.asry OF
knights Tsmpars and Appendant Orders No. on the
THIRD FRIDAY Of every month, in the Hall Of
District
CFFIoERs-J II. Hoana, E.. Commander; G.. p Crane,
Genealissimo: F. Ricad, Captain General o. j. Donella
Preate F. w. nelesdsrnier, Senior Warden % Wood,
corder 3. de Lucas Standard Bearer A A. Pray. Sword
Bearar. N. narapd warapn [, eent'ual sel2 "
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.sa COUNTRY RESIDENCES AM
Ms FARafS-Persnns wishing land either fos summer fzz
a. residences for farms within three honrs s
travel of New Orleans invited apply 10
GEORGE f0I4MER. Land Agent,
Spcingfela, Livingston Parish, La
N B-No charge made for Information per renae
chr rreS nhaserE IrIt
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: MONTGOMERY WHarE SULPHUR

DICE-kTCE-HICE-s TfEKohs just received.
M FOR sale by -
my5H BARkliJ CO., d tommon strset
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q. 50 NJ Merchants' Lodge No. ~, 1. d. .. F.,
meets in Room No Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday eve
ming at O'clock The following brothers elected
for the present term:
Geo II. Grief, N. g.; W. Irving Hodgson " O. H. M
saacson Rec Secretary l.. A. ADAM Per- Secretary A j.
Il, anrh. i,
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NOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACEI
Grsvier street. - -
at II n
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EREEHoLD INSTITUTE "A FInsT-cLAss
d Roy

New Jersey
The arrangements and provisions OF this School
sualy liberal CHI Boys hed ior commercial
scientific pursuits. thoroughly prepared for College
References in New Ufeans-Rey. A. -. Mctfo Rector ST.
Peters Church John y Maunsell Esq, ST. Charlie.
ii. MillspauEh Esq. u s. Min.
Catalogues with fuller addressing
tte PRINCIPAL OLIVER II WILLIS NJ iri3 IL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-18
FOR SALE Or RENT

coon Dwelling House. situatpd in East Si,uv
n City. viii be Held or rented very cheap. Appl,
at the Banking aEl Agency Office OF
MD GEORGE NEARE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-18

CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED. FOR
THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALI FORMS.
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
1t Tells GU How to at'enI upon the sick and
how to COX for them; how to
prepare Drinks, roulticr-, &c.
and how to guard against nfec.
ton from Contagious Diseases.
1t Tells You OF the various disra seq of chill
dren. and gives the !. 81 and sim
pIest mode Of traHtneut tufinr
TecLhing Commissions. Nsccin-
alton. Nhooping-cough, Mra-
Sles, dc.
1t Tells You The sy mptoms or Crour. ChoIera
lnfantum. C"iic. Dinrrhna.
N0rus.S Scaled Head, IiuEwcrm
Chicken p0X. &c. and gives NOn
the best remedies for their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms OF Fever and Ague
and Bilious. Yellow. Tvphus,
Scarlet and other F.v"rs. and
Civ vou the hest and simplest
RENE les TO- their cure.
1t Tells You The symphonic of Intuen2a. Con.
sumption, D,sPep<;t, Asthma
Drnpsy. Gout. Rhru uarism,
LuIuhago. Fry irrlas, e.. and
gives y"n the ct rem lies tor
their cure.
II Tells You The SYMPTOMS Of ChDiasq Nor
bus Malignant Cholera, Sun H.
pox. Dy srnt"ry, Cra'rp. diseases
of III" Bla jier. Kidneys and
Diver. and the bast REMEDIES for
their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Pipmisy Men.
raigja. Namp- Ap ,Itexv. Par
Ftyst-. the various Dj cas-. of
ths iHru1t. ia"' h. rrrard Eve.
ana the besi rglI@tlIc. Tor their
cure.
II Tells lou The ptoms at Epilepsy. .Tauu.
dc. Plies. i'upiurc. lI>.a., "f
the Heart. iluun ~ hnr. N.n-r.
cal iiis'3t~, I sni II f"rf b nria.
amt Ei,-S hU lp. I Ia Jar .I,. for
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-18
European Exchange.

; | am prepared to draw direct On III Tie princi.
IA pa~tcitie nfEuWland, ireland. Scotland, France.
Germh'E, switzerland, or sns ether country q. Flu.
ropr. persons desiring to srnd money To- their friends
In the Old Country. viii md il to their interest to
purchase drafts Of me-.
Passage tickets from Liverpool. Bremen, Ham
burg, Antwerp aud ilarrc ia New York Tor sale,
GEO. " u u, Banker,
an: sioux City, Isva.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17

M ElLBACHER & PAUL, ..- I'm
Wv No q GERMAN STREET, BALL.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
OFH1TIN1 IND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Leaf ao9aee9,
leave to cali fine attention the trade to their we" seIeceo
stock Of the latest STYLES and brands Of cigars
in mart Peabody, Garibald La Condesa Treat eastern,
raheo Plantation PrnCpe etc, etc. as also to their fine
lots Of ali grades Havana and Ysra Connecticut and Ohio
SSss 4 s a Tobacco sl0-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17
90bIit SaIEg.
GY e. LENNON u co.
BUCHANANS WHARF
TRISTEEl 8 SALE

iii. oH,a,r5 sr -[5 nnanrnnv
tttue o. decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
~ me undersgned Trustee, viii offer public sale at
IL 1SllILlHe Sillesrooms Second street. SATUR
- I.tcGIn Der lst, 1860, at O'Clock p NJ.
all THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND,
on Ie east side Of Charles street: Beginning for
te hrSL Lot at the distance fifty feet north from Madison
street am running thence north twenty feet on Charles
a three foot alley. WV '' '1 -
And beginning for the second Lot the distance of seven
ieet north from Madison street. bounding twenty feet or
side of a three foot alley.
ZEN Lots are improved by rstclass three story DWELL
complete ~ ~ 'I ''N- 7"9 anu "@'Ci "NtuIes
Ea lot e subject to ground rent o. 500 per annum
l 4e lots will be sold separattly ~ go
me third cash, balance in two canal uayuens in
three and six months, with approved security
ne eots W. GLENN, Trustee.
~ W k. LLMMNN 4 mn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17
20ar0ing.
0roterrRs. Efqu0rs. az.
Constance S1Otitts.

TONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Consignee of TWEEN
~ tyfve (25) boxes mSe marked T. per schooner EMMA
AMELIA from Boston, will please attend receiving the
same they stored at owners risk nd expense.
HESLEN Il ROGERS,
o26u :. ". corner Pratt and Gay streets.
NOTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor Consignees
~ of the Bremen ship OCEAN, from Bremen will he re-
sponsble for any debts contracted by the of said
vessel o253w
EONSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.-Consignee of SIX
o(6) CASES MATCHES, marked ''[Bl,' consigned to
order per bark SyPh from Boston, will please call and
receive the they stored at the risk and
expense. HESLEN Il ROC Frs,
3tf n W corner Pratt and Cav streets
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That applica'
IN ton will be made to the Mayor and City Council, at
the next regular session OF the said City Council for
street and Welcome alley, nI44ts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

TINS NuNbEH TunEE.-When the
world was created We had land,
water aud sky sun, moon and
stars. Noah bad bnt three syus /;
Jonah was three days in tho whales
belly Our Savior passed three
days in the tomb. Peter denied
his Savior thrice. There we're three
patriarehs-Abraham Isaac aud
Jacob. Abraham entertained three
angles. Samuel was called three
times. "5imOn, lowest thou the r.
was repeated three times. Daniel
was thrown into o den with three
lions for praying three times u
day. Shadrach. Meshech and Abed.
nego were rescued from the flames
of the oven The Ten Command-
mcnts were delivered on tho third
day. job had three friends. st.
Paul speaks Of faith, hope AID
charity these three. Those "a
nous dreams Of the baker and bat.
Ter were 10 come to pass In three
days aud Elijah Frustrated him.
self three timeB on the body Of the
dead child. Sampson deceived
Dehlali three times before she dis
covered the secret of his strength.
The sacred letters on the Cross arc
!. II. s.; so also, the Roman motto
was composed Of three words Tn
hoe siga0." There are three con
ditious for man-the earth, heaven
and hell. There is also n Holy
Trinity. In Mythology, three graces
Cerberus, with his three heads !;
Neptune holds bis three tootbed
shaft the Oracle Of Delhi cher
ished with generation the tripod (;
and the nine Muses. sprang from
three. In nature, we have morn
ing, noon and night. Threes group
their leaves in three {; there is the
three leafed clover. Every ninth
wave is a ground swell. We have
fish, flesh and fowl. The majority
Of mankind die at thirty. What
could be done in mathematics with
out the aid of triangle 2 Wit
ness the power Of the wedge aud
in logic, three premises are indis-
pensable.-Knickerbocker.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04


The DEATB or SCHILLER. His
head remained entirely unaffected till
the sixth day. On the evening Of
that day he began to speak in broken
accents, but was never wholly insensi-
bic. When Karolino came to him on
the seventh evening, he wished, MS
usual, 10 commence n conversation on
subjects for tragedies, and on the
mode 10 which the loitier powers of
man must be cultivated. karoline
did not answer with her usual vivaci-
by, because she wished him 10 be
quiet. He felt this, and sorrowfully
said, "Well, IL no one any longer IN
derstands me, had better say no
more" He soou fell into dose, but
rambled much in bis sleep. ais this
your hell 7 Ia this your heaven 7" he
exclaimed just before he awoke, look.
ing upwards and gently smiling, as If
cousoling angel met his sight. On
the 9Th Of May, he wandered n good
deal. Towards evening he expressed
n desire once more to see the setting
sun. The curtain was drawn aside,
and gazing with cheerful aud serene
air at the bright rays Of evening, ma
ture thus received his last farewell. -
When Karoline went up to his bed
and asked how he felt, he said "Calm-
or and calmer" During the night
he talked Of "Demetrius" 10 his wan
dering fancies. Tho servant said that
he repeatedly prayed to God to save
him from lingering death. At nine
O'Clock in the morning he became in-
sensible. The dying man only ut
tered some unconnected words, chiefly
Latin. Iu the afternoon the solemn
moment of dissolution drew near
When his noble nature at last sue.
cumbed, aud a CONFUSION disturbed
his features, Lotte strove to place his
head in an easier position; he recog-
missed her, smiled, and his eye had al
ready a glori6ed expression-Loste
sank down close beside him and he
kissed her. This was the last symp-
tom Of consciousness. Emae PdtlcSke.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

REWARDS OF GENUS 1t affords
US pleasure 10 record the fact that
both Stephenson and Brunel--the
recently deceased engiDeers--had
obtained considerable fortunes, and
that they were not, like many 9th
or eminent men Of by gone days,
suffered 10 live in poverty II is
related Of Brunei that he was worth
100000 (four hundred and thirty
six thousand five hundred dollars, }
and that Stephenson's personal cs-
tate amounted TO 100000 lone
million nine hundred and forty thou
sand dollars } Its said Of Stephen
son that he was a very kind and
generous disposition, and that all
bis old workmen were devoted TO
him with the deepest Of affection.
lie left Gl0,000 to the Newcastle
Infrmary, 9T000 to the Philosophi-
cal Society, g2000 to the Mining
College, $4,000 to the Institute Of
Civil Engineers, G200o to the Gu
rates Society, and like amount to
the Society for promoting Christian
knowledge. The greatest amount
be has left to a cousin. He has
gone down to the grave, the last Of
his race.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

Ssow SronM Monday there
was violent snow storm, which lasted
without intemission through the day,
The ground WAS very wet, which pre-
vented II from covering the earth six
inches. This is the second cold spell
in December, and our wiotef is al
ready more severe than was ever
known before. Monday night was
intensely cold, and we have heard
great complaints among those who
were out Of wood SArcreport Ga-
seite, Pan mL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

VANITY FMR.-A new humorous
paper with this title, has appeared
in New York, and presents great
claims to popular favor. Many of
the true wits, artists and fine writers
Of that city are engaged upon it, and
the first number approaches nearer to
the standard Of Punch than anything
we have had before in this country.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
Erstors or I,ansRrnurss This

EFFECTS on DausB ENNEss. The
most melancholy spectacle | ever saw,
says the author Of recent work on
Australia, entitled "Southerp lights
and Shadows" was The number Of
young ineu-men Of family and edu-
cation who, becoming drbukafds,
soon after their arrival IN the colony,
and falling step by step in dissipation,
had At length reached the lowest
ebysses Of sulieb aud sombre, des.
pair | met with many such cases 10
Sydney-of men who told me their
stories with their hands before their
eyes aud their strong bosoms heaviug
with hopeless misery ri came out
10 Sydney" said oBe, with a thou.
sand pounds. | was the youngest
son ] had always been taken care Of
at home. When | landed ! felt very
lonely, and this, coupled with other
causes, drove me 10 drink. In sig
months ! had not penny. Since
then I have had 10 sell oranges for q
living must drink there is no
hope for me" "Will you buy this
old Bible y asked q young man, "a I
stood on the steps Of the Herald
ofhce. ut is nearly two hundred aud
City years old, aud was washed ashore
in barrel, on the Cornwall coast,
about century sge We have had
it in our family ever since. My moth.
er gave it to me when ! came out,
and would not part with it under
any than the most pressing oiroum-
stances" allow much do yeu ssk
for III" "You shall have IL for 81"
I bought the book but sfterward
found it was too heavy for me 10 car
~ home q hot wind was biowing) SO
! allowed him 30 keep IL.
Five minutes afterwards ! passed .
public house and saw the owner Of
the Bible standing at the bar with a
decanter of spirits before him, and
heard him offer 10 Jet the landlord
have the book for half a sovereign. -
That young man ! subsequently dis.
covered, was brother 10 distinguish
ed member Of the two great guilds Of
politics and literature. Some reform,
aud in few years go home with pale
faces but purged souls others think
much of those they have left behind,
take to drink, die out and are forgot
ten Ny own profession in Australia
affords many awful instances Of the
same character as those | have cited
Of fne, regal minds drowned like The
royal Clarence, in wine oask |
have seen man with = heart ~ Gae
aud tender az n womau's, and a ge-
nios and scholarship which, | think,
would be considered rare in the high
est circles in England. lying drunk
and ibsepsible In tavern, his pockets
drained to their last farthing, aud his
Apollo lips pressed upon the dust.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
mo- The ladies Of Vienna have in,

pc The ladies Of Vienna have just
determined upon the abandonment of
the use of gloves, which are no longer
to be worn in private parties and at
the opera, only on the first entrance
into the box. The adoption Of rings
Of real value, attached by gold chain
to the armlet, has given the idea Of
this change in fashion.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
WESTERN PRODUCE.

JU S f REC F,IV ID.
P0RE--chosee Mess, 20 Barrels;
BACON sHOULDEEs-40O0 lbs, Sugar Cured,
LARD-1a xegz;
LARD OILS Barrels No. !, Winter Strained !;
POI tT0gs-70 Barrels;
sEED PfrATOks-ZD0 Barrels, early pure, 70
STRIVE from New York Ist January.
.ovas THOMAS BYRSE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
rat. ~ tire Rrtsht. r.mptars.

The bargain was struck and the
King began. In one day, "a. D.,
1871 ell the brotherhood was ar
rested. They were accused Of the
most revolving and impossible crimes;
they were kept In dark dungeons
and starved till the bodily weak
aess affected The mental power, aud
then were tortured till they confess
ed whatever William de Norgafet
put iuto their mouths. When their
strength returned they feoanted
their professions, and were instant
" burnt a. relspsed hefetios The
ptocess dragged it's slow length
along, for the confscation Of their
goods, ard the occupation Of their
castles and pteceptories was . work
Of time. At last, when nothing was
left to he seized, the first sentence
was passed in grand consistury,
presided over by the Pope, where,
in presence of The King, and The
princes, the men Of law, aud the
men Of birth, the Order " the TEN
piafs was declated abolished, and
their possessions conveyed b. The
Knights llvspitallers, Oh payment
Of such sums rs might be claimed
by the King. II Is only fair TO say
that the example Of Philip was fol
lowed IN many other Kingdoms, and
the order dissolved, n convincing
proof Of the decay Of the golory Of
knightbood, as the treatment Of the
Pope had evidenced q decay of the
influence 81 the church.
In passive endurance al Europe
saw the Father of Chtistiaudcm trans
formed Into a French Judge, and
the abolition, on evidently false pre-
fences, Of The highest order Of chi
valry. That the spectacle Of deete-
dation might be more complete,
Clement reserved to himself the
trial OF the Grand Master. Jaques
Molsy, aud three commanders Of
the Order. They were condemned
to perpetual imprisonment; but the
courage Of the old man revived
When brought ont to the front Of
Nptre Dame 10 hear The sentence
read, he protested his innocence,
and fetracted the confession forced
Upon him aud His two friends by
the rack Philip was close at hand
IN The palace. 90 The island where
the Hall Of Justice now stands He
heard Uf The rettaCtion and ordered
the faggots to be laid. he com
mahded tiem to be executed with
out delay, rs given over TO The So
cular arm; and Un another little is
let, where the statue of Henry the
Fourth still stands, tu remind bis
countfyhen 1T the most clemeh aud
patriotic OF their kings, Jaques do
Molay and his noble companions
went through the dreadful ordeal,
and died With the lirinncss of mar.
tyrs. Il IL said that from the midst
Of the flames, tho old man SUMMON
ed his prosecutors 60 appear at the
bar OF Ged within year; but this
report probably arose when the
deaths ct both the wicked workers
in this great tragedy So soon fol-
lowed their successes. for Clement
died in Adril and Philip in Novem-
Der Of the year f5tt.-- ifhite's His-
so,y IF Frame.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

MisroErusE or Brise A CLAssfc.--
II must tell you that you will waste
yoaf time, If yoa give sp your minds
to criticising my style. Should yon
note anything inaccurate, or I'M
grammatical, you may conclude that
IL is put in "a, purpose. 1 am de-
tefmiHed not 10 be q classic Think
what a dreadful thing 10 must be
10 be classic. Imagine what the
delicate. refined, weak.eyed Virgil
must feel at his weettufned lines
being chosen as an early exercise
in Latin for every block-hesd. I'm
agine now Horace smiles sadly,
and lifts up bis eyebrow somewhat
cynically, at his odes and satifes,
many Of which can only be- under
stood Ivy an experienced man Of the
world, being submitted rs solid task
work to every juvenile Ounce. Pity
poor, genial, elegant Ovid, when
his lissome lines are dfghed over
with innumerable false quantities
by some perplexed dolt, Of begin
ner; and lastly think II grand old
Homer, rs he went inusing or rag
ing by "tbe sad sea wave,v having
a vision Of his sumblims wrath, or
his unrivslled simplicity Of thought
and diction, being hashed and ham
mcfed and tortured into nonsense
NY innnmetable tyfos."--F Jisnds IN
CoNpeI.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

DoNT m 20 rnarkst bat 90 70 Montsn kMatts's
i J and get one 81 .heiF fine guns and enjoy the
pleasure Of Dssging your own squirrels, ducks,
etc MONTAN q MATTA.
dec7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
Economy is the Road TO Wealth.

ECOxOAIsE by procuring The bss; farming
IL utensils--evsn IN the rnsttS Of the fsedin {
Of stock and hogs q man can save one BALI - pr
curing the righs ntensil Call round shsB In Wv n
and examine enc Of the lstsst inprossnsnts IN
S-es MOSTAE q HATTAE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
To TILE IADIES

T RETURS my ihsnks for their liberal ps4ron-
j age, and desire their examination OF ny as
sorttn.nt Of the best quality u scissors. aiso a
great variety 81 Fla,ing Irons aud Ladies X hives.
poy2g FRANK HrOUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

AyorBeR ZsHAH CotBeRs. There
is man NAMED Meredith Holland, in
st. Louis, who wss born IN Macon
county, TENNESSEE. in 1888. lie is
not u healthy man. bodily. nor is his
mind well balanced What makes
him remarkable is, that he will answer
the most abstruse arithmetica qucs
ton with astonishing ptomptness aud
accuracy; will calculate interest, simple
and compound, for any time. amount
and ratio. and for this alone would be
an Invaluable acquisition to count.
ingbouse lie is totally unable to
explain how he arrives ut the result,
and it is said hat philosophers have
studied IN vain. His is natural Rift
that the most astute observer or iuyet-
crate student cannot wrest from him.
His mind Is incomptehensible, and
bis mode Of operation Is aafatboma-
bic.