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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLo's GARDEN
Sixteenth Or the engagement Of the eminent Amsssa
EDWIN FORREST.
Mr. sr Ep yHsH sC Sya.
own character
ssEE As$4sys..
sPHRrACUs,
In Dr. s'rd' c fsfSistfs tragedy Of the
Sustained by the talented company attached this establish
~ T. b Conway Mr. Chas. Fisher
NJ nsIsln Mr. ]. l. Norris
Mrs. r. B. Conway Mad Poalsi,
ro-HoRRo~' skw YEARS DAY,
zotEzsysks
Ina sT1%Rso s o'CToGR. at
zoJ Tayy
AT 4 sfshr.
I" ssfs ss5sis' q .ss the
Wednesday Mr. Forrest win appear sp.rt.ou the
WINTER GARDEN.
Ns'''s 'A3 A'' 7Esi!SNEHxST ''''''A' '" '''''''
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
The celebrated American Comedian.
TOMORROW
NoNDAY EVENING, DEC. 81,
TWO GREAT sss $sgAaAerHa'
ri sE Tfs, i;'' sSsss, Of
Dickens celebrated story of
NICHOLAS NIcKLEBY.
NEW BOwERy THEATRE.
IN Sole Propreors .Messrs a. L. Fox D. w. Lnekrd
MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1850
MAD 1 aS SSs WAIVE AWE q
With Mr. j. j. NathAns stud Of
70 BEAUTIFUL HORSES.
Mr.. @. L. Fox's wonderful comic pantomine of
THE FRIsKY COBBLER,
And the romantic meodrama OF
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS
NEW YEARS DAY,
AFTERSooN AND EVENING
uooLEY 4 CAMPBELLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 81. and every evening"
No, nnPresedented s entertain. fer the
Tremendous hit Of Grifnn's piece,
HAPPY NEW YEAR e-#
The great McSwATrIGAN ZOUAyES DRILL
Together with Coons highly amusing plantation song
OLD UNCLE SNOW
Unsworth's never failing Stump Speech.
Hayes Clog Hornpipe, Lather Politics, 20, &c.
The unrivAed vocal QuArtete, MessrA Campbe. 0rin1n
Reeves and Melville In duets and choruses
Doors open at On TO commence at N Tickets Is cents
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
pxRrxEn wAxyrp~wrTn rRow s,cp " ssog
IN Proeshe business. fiedlns eiow psr year. oAn
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HUDSON RIVER RAfLROAD-F0R ALBANY AND
III Troy. connecting with trains North and West
Trains leave
rRou FROM THIRTY Frpsr STREET.
Express. and IL A. NJ and 72s, iiJ An. and $50 Pm
Troy and Albany. Mail asis SO P.M,
Troy and Albany with sleep lois NJ Sundays included
fns carr a:l5 p. NJ
Pcasskrepsie train. DAM sA NJ and i.1PM
and Pm.
Sing train 10 NJ aud lois A. NJ, f.5o $50 and Il0
A1n SD aud sst0P.M -
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ID AIyLRss TOOTH EXTRACTION, WITHOUT rHK
use OF chiyrvfcsm, secsrtcy ~ sny Mnysfylna neeos
fcr hs psaaessersrsctlcn q teeth ssd Ss1
n IN 1 r~~sdence ArslhcAl Teeth With al hts lately re
(Srse6 lrnrros errrnts Teeth Filed Tevma low NO -
De&h<la
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
Central Railroad for all points West Northwest aud south
west. Northern Rslrosd Saratoga Rutland
BurinCns Piasburg Rouse's Point osdsnsburs and Mon
Winter arrnnRpmen commencin4 Monday, December
"a B-1 rAns win leass New york a. folows:-Yor Albany
and ss r. ~, cypress train from Tryyn row, near
depot Do, ~ A. ~ erpress mail train from rryon row
Do. 01s A NJ, do do. 18th o. depot Croton Falls, r.
stopping Il ali stations above Yorkvie 2ssh st., depot
white tlsns SIS 20 and = stopping A. ~ -.
al ststcns from white street depot wLsmsbridfe A.
and sgss = ~ stations ,ry 1890 sS :. a ans
scrpang q al ssation. from 18Th q degot Reinruny w
and s;6s r T., express train. Albany. lot5 kess
Albany, a. ~, cypress mail train croson rsls -
md and 80 Stopping = All stations =, ,.s
tons wahsmsbrsdgs 70 r n "wednesday and Saturday
''v'' "'''''s : :" " JOHN BURcHILI, A-s sup't
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vrHRouaH FREIGHT ARRANGENENr.-FoR NOR
folk Portsmouth,. City Point and Richmond connsrtins
Nth Norfolk Petersburg and Soufhside Railroad Tor
I.xnchburg Brtsol Memphis and ntermedlate plAcss
Freight received every day and through receipts furnished
Steamship JxnEsTowS. Captain skinner. leaves every
ssssS.s,r RoANoKE Captain Couch. every Saturday, q
rsish. !. Norfolk per foot; 70 CIR rOin. cents
10 Ncsfos s,Aiercom and meals incuded -; :,
Petersbu RI Richmond el0 chdren the ages Of
"a III 6sf prirr ItDLAM HEINEKEN,
- No. ms Broadway.
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Gf Murray street. North river
' LiyixGsTON CROcHERox co. O. Murray street.
Ths eleamshAp CAHAWBA saiis Jan. II.
Eyol SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AZ BELOW
III Ne side wheel steamship FLORIDA. Capt.
Isaac browel wil leave Saturday. January - r. H.
from pier - North river Through cke De had Cor the
gomey, -; EstsuA Ala, a. oeamsas ssi zlsAsy, ex;
WIFE, 01s 90 Memphis 81 Isl Augusta ol7 SOL Macon S3
and Savanah els Tm freight pssnHs- apply 1T Is
Broadway. The steomcr ALABAMA. Capt X achenck
via susQyed, and s.i on saturday, January r. sssPn
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL son, New York 49,.
JOIN Il wILDER 4 0ALLiE, savannah Agents
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To the Taxpayers
e With ALDhRMANlC DISTRICT.

OF the With ALDERMANlC DISTRICT.
The undersigned Tax Payen Of this District earnestly
mend to all other Tax Payers aud Houssholders,
MR.. CHARLES J. CHlPP
- suitable to represent their interest In the Board Of
Aldern
We believe Mr. CHlPP 10 be Of integrity and capacity
and from his long residence among emineny qualified
protect our interest IN the Common Council
request all voters and especially the Tax Payers TO freely
the merits Of the Candidates for Aldermen
to be enabled to for the Beet Man. independent Party
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11oIitital Notices.

The Election! steam Printing !-BAKER x GOD
WIN TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, ARE PREPARED TO EA-
ECUTE ALL ORDERS, NO NATTER HOW LARGE Oh
URGyNT, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND AT THE
InMRST CASH PRICES!
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DHUN, PHUN, PHUN.
J. PHUNNY PHELLoW,
PHUNNY PHELLoW,
PHUNNY PHELL0w,
for
JANUARY, 1861,
JANUARY, 1861,
JANUARY 1861,
NOW READY,
NOW READY.
THE PHUNNY PHELLOW for January is now ready con-
tanning Comic Illustrations Of the events OF the day Tue most
original Comic sheet Published.
THE CHEAPEST
COMIC PAPER PUBLISHED.
ONLY CENTS.
NEWS DEALERS, SEND ALONG YOUR ORDERS
Send your orders to your respective agents.
For sale by
H. DEXTER Co.,
ROSS T0USEY,
SAMUEL YATES,
HAMILTON, JOHNSON L FARRELLY,
JOHN y. FEEKS Co.
Plum PHUNNIER, PHUNNIEsr
COMIC ILLUSTRATED PAPER PUBLISHED
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Wholesale Agents
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To the Citizens and Tax.Payers Of the Twenty.
nrst Ward-A Circular headed above and soicitns the
support OF the 2lst Ward Taxpayers for William Hsw w inc
Republican candidate for Alderman has oeen issued WIN our
and those Of other Republican, attached whcn
tuT. relates 10 undersgned also n we under
saud ascd without
uboty unsuthoriysd THOMAS ID. SHERWOOD
"' JAMES BRANDON,
JAMES fETTRIETCH,
PETER COUTAET,
EDWARD KILPArRlCK
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married man
Seventh AIdermanic District. -
REGULAR NATIONAL UNION CANDIDATE FOR
ALDERMAN
JAMES Nj. AUSTIN
WIN. A. JENNINGS,
Chairman OF the National Union Convention
L. W. PARKks, Secretary.
Third Aldermanic District.
tCompne the Vh and portions Of the lid and VIIl Wada
Regular Republican Nomination.
For Alderman.
Capt GEORGE C. BYRNE.
Endorsed BY the TaI payers Association.
lndorsed by the Working ngmen's Association.
Indorsed by the Independent Democrats Association.
Independent Republican Ticket.
E1FTH sENATORIAL DISTRICT-Xth XItb, XIIkh and
XVIIth WARDS
For Couneiinen
JAMES w. OLSEN, SIMON HAZLETON
GEORoE T. sTEINBRENNER, HENRY A SMITH,
ARNOLD A. RENS0N, EDWIN X. SPR0UL
Republican Nominal lions.
Sixth SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
Comprising the Nth XVIII. XVIth and XVIIlth WARDS.
FoR COusoIIxES:
IXth Ward. ..ALHXANDER VI. KEECH.
A'tn "so''''''''''" HARVEY I. CLEVELAND
XyIuth Ward ~ J0Hh J0Hh d. O~IIIWELL ~
Fifth Aldermanic District
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..
For Alderman
SAMUEL j. MONTGOMERY.
THOMAS BOGAN Chairman Nominating Gown.
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| To the Tax-Payers and Citizens Of the Twenty
Ward.


First Ward.
NEw.YoRK, Dec I, 1860
On TUESDAY nezt the Election for Charter and Schoo
Officers will be held
The undersigned paying eitzen, resident In the xxs
Ward believing that the evident necessity for reform In Au
nicps affairs will impress with the importance Of voting o
such only be relied upon administer local Gov
eminent honestly have pleasure in asking without
10 party TO unite with them in the support Of
ANDRE FROMENT ESQ,
Who has been nominated as Alderman Of this District
The undersigned have hesitation Ia recommending Mr.
FRoMEhT in every way reliable and of enyable reputation
Of energy integrity, and ndusty. He Il personally
known Of the undersigned and those OF who have
not sufficient personal knowledge Of his htness have taken
pains ascertain by nguiring to his oapebty and
nesly recommend Mr. FROMENT worthy Of your suffrage
and support in the belief that his election will benefit Ward
and promote the general welfare Of the city.
We are respectfully your fellow ctileDs
JOHN c. CHEESMAN, MI. JOSHUA J. HENRY,
WILLIAM Nj. CLARKE, DAVID 3. CODDINGTON,
WIN. w. DE FOREST, DAVID b. YOUNG,
JAMES y. PENEIAAN DE WITT C. HAYS
EDW'D LEARNED, WIN. Il. CLERKE,
CHAS. GOULD, ALFRED C0LVlLL,
ROBT. s. HONE, RAPAELLE MOLINI,
w. BUTLER DUNCAN, VIM. SEYMOUR yE
J. J. AsTOR, JR., PHILIP II. STEVENS,
WIN. WHlTLOCK, JR., ROBERT SCHELL,
sAML l.. M BARLOW, L. A. DELMOTTE,
JACOB VAEDERPOEL, JOSEPH WEEKS
ANDREW v. STOUT, NOAH T. PIKE,
And many others.
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Sublect
" Japan and the Japanese"
american an Institute Farmers, Club.-A regular meet
ns VII be held lHlS MONDAY AFTERNOON Commencing Al
O'clock m at their Rooms in the Cooper Union Building
Subject, The Wintering of Cattle" H. MEIGS Secretary
Five Points Mission, No. 81 Park-st.-The ladies
having charge Of this Mission return their the very
nbs supply furnished them for the the
shdren the Institution and to the destitute of the neghbor,
heoo generally 10 the propetors Of the various hotels
many who donated goods 70 the butchers and dealers
tne markets especially TO those Of the Washington
west Washington Centre, and Fulton Markets the
Ter dealers ct the foot Of Spgs they under vey great
cogations hne porker from Corson Shields cooked by
Mr. hussey made sensation Two mammoth losyss donated
ey Nj G. n Crook and by Mr. David HuyleT were the OBJ
served Of all oberver To bakers the ladies are again
nch Obliged for full supply OF the staff Of life" Crook
oi chatham street has the gratitude Of all the generosity
LIMIT than the supply. " ~ ''
Ar Wilde and Mr. Msisrd Of Broadway helped u1uch 10
sweeen and ornament the occasion The gentlemen of the
era. Toy establishments added greatly 70 the pleasure of the
ehhdren by liberal supply Of toys they the special
CARDS Of the little The Commttees will psase ac
eept the Judgments Of the ladies their yey esnt
services Last though by least donations of
shoes clothing and cash with which they have aided the
hdes for themselves and their benefcisies give thanks
Encouraged by these marked manifestations general interest
sno approval the ladies enter again their
in bss,ts to all and especially Him from whom coeth
~ good giftn in behalf Of the managers,
CAROLINE r. DENEL, HARRIET B. SKIDM0RE.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Republican Candidate
FOR CIVIL JUSTICE:
WILLIAM II. BULL.
With Distriet-l6th and 10th Wards.

| Republican Candidate
| FOR CIVIL JUSTICE:
| WILLIAM II. BULL.
With Distriet-l6th and 10th Wards
To the Electors Of the sixteenth and TwentietI
Wards.-Whe returning my Acknowledgements 4
the many personal and political friends who have rendered
their support for the position Of Justice Of the With Juds
District and who know honest they earnest anC
generous In the wish that should become candidate for th
Office must nevertheless under present circumstances decline
permit sanction the In connection there
with WILLIAM 8. DAWSON.
NewYork, Dec. l. 1860.
Republican Candidate.
FOR CIVIL JUSTICE,
WILLIAM III. BULL
With District, 10Th and 10th Wards.
To the Republicans Of the First Ward.-we, the
tie s Ward Republican Association at meeting held Fri
day evening Nov 90 at Mr. Jacob Defenbachers No "a Green
The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted ard ode to be inserted in he ~ Y Tribune;
by certain party Of outsiders and di,ogan1ers, calling
themselves Republican,. defeat the party by Puns and
pens its best members from the old Assocation therefore,
Rt'ocd That consider the above sucen. for
Re.Ored That having nothing but the
carrying out these objects and by 90 doing maintain is in
THOMAS +. STEBBECZKY, President pro tenn.
,,, JAMES MARTlNDALE, Vice President pro tenn.
Wk BgRKLs Secretary.
Coutsnt David r. Price Michael Bume Robert Egan, John
Collins Owen O'Ne, and 40 others.
meeting Of the above Association will be held MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 3, at 7 O'Clock.
The Fourth Ward Republican Association will
hold special meeting on hOsDAt EVENING Dec at
sI ~ ESsY 2 aEh fqH'f7s Ps.ss. snd
Wx. PHAIR, Secretary.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For School Commissioner
HENRY O. LEAsK corner Of Pearl and chatham-st.
knr ahanl
ALEXANDER LANG, ST., No. Ss3 Pesrlst
For School Trustees,
BENJAMIN SHERWOOD, No 10 Henry-st.
WILLIAM HUELAT, No. 334 Pearl.st
JOHN MARETT to fill vacancy, No. 33s Pearlst.
Fourteenth Ward.-The members of the FOUR
TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION re
9need to meet at the Headquarters No. 426 Broomest,
THIS EVENING at o'clock finish up the cement for
the ELECTION on TUESDAY
HERMAN WHITE, R. T BESNETT' M EADA'
Seventh Ward Wide.Awakes will meet at Head.
quaers No New Csnalst, THIS Monday EVENING Dec
VIM H. MCKINNEY President.
CHARLES H. Hall, Secretary.
youna Mems National Republican Regular
THOMAS BROWN.
r. G. RYBERG Vice.Prest
JOSEPH II. ARTHUR Secretary.
Peoples School Nominations for the seventh
lowing ticket has been put In nomination BY large and un
For mas.none,~MAHLoN F. HEWITT.
FO, ISspeetoy.-WlLLIAM ID. MURPHY.
For Trustee.-WILS0N SMALL and THOMAS WOOD
WARD.
PoiticaI.-ELAsTIC RINGS for fastening ballots can be
had Of C. BUNNER (sole the pat
ens) No. II Johnt near Broadway and Of c. w BROWER
corner Of 18th st and 4thav.
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QNHE SCALPEL,
Il No. s5 rs Cents Edited by EDWARD H. DIXON, MD .
contains the Of c<r
rARe and the nature OF the between the us snd
u,e. and the Of retention Of Pseents se<
aboroni.m viii new and simple ts extraction
by the Editor Illustrated by plate Also an article on the natural
friction the bowels and
on the frequency edouloreur or neura and s csuses IN
woman The present number should be reed BY every
in.sen woman and n the land The prasscA char
seter of DIR DiIons writings aud his well known Extraordinary
insenuity under the most trying surgical ccGmsaces stamp
III with than ordinary Interest NED
and surg Journal ,,r,vc.
No. Vesey q Asor He0se
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READY WxDssspAr.
ID TONS
LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON


volumes 8vo., with Steel Portraits.
In his lifetime, Andrew Jackson the most popular of
American citizens Since his death there bat
endesred than his 10 the ofhs people His fame
the language Of Henry Clay the greatest o his opponents pt
Of the moral property Of the nation.
The life Of General Jackson crowded with events Tho
whole Of h peculiar extraordinary Interesting be-
yond that Of American Of his time His virtues and bis fall
ng his good actions and his bad actions all sse bear the ranp
u his strong individuality he time he tbs et
RHPRBsENTATIvE MAN Of the Great West the West
his day impusye sacibl brave generous patriotic
prompt with word and deed for his counry-a hends
terrible enemy.
The influence Andrew Jackson upon the otunes and ebs
the United States powerful Besides adding hs
glory his counys and giving her immortal lesson IN
the art he changed the character Of parties ard
altered the Of political events he touched nothing
which he did radically change de fought nothing which he
did defeat He opposed nothing which be did annhe.
No could resist BIZ nvnobe will stand the shock Of his
oyerw henng popularity.
hour bis fe, aud in the character II
the Government No understand the politics Of day
who does know much Of the and Of Andrew
Jackson and comprehend hat he did and what he destroyed
the head the party which has ruled the country with little IN.
terrupon since the day which he assumed the PresdeBl
MASON BROTHERS, Pubishery
No. and Mercerst, N. Y.
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sixteen Oh Ward Republican Nominations.
foh hpk kkHAN.................ISAACD DAYTON.
Ton Coz sCILxAs. WILLIAM ORION
FOR Sc .aooL CoHnIsIoSgR..... ROBERT A. ADAMS.
10 r Ill VAcANcr. B. II. VANCE
fos SonooL INSPECTOR ........ .MORDECAI L. MARSH.
rsoA ATRpsTRBs........,.,.........JO DELAMATER
THOMAS CHRlSTY
To Fill LIVACAyCY................ MILTON ST. JOHN.
JUSTICE
With Judicial District 10th and 10th Wards)
WILLIAM III. BULL.
Seventeenth Ward Republican Nominations.
For CouNCItHAE....,. ISAAC Mc0AH.
PoR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. SAMUEL P. PATTERSON.
FoR SCHOOL IssPBCToR...."JOHN C. CHAMBERLAIN.
FoR TRrsTEEs. .....HARvEY II. WOODS,
GEORGE p STUTZMAN.
To PILL VACANCY poR 3 IBARs FREDERICK OLMsTEAD.
To yILL VACANCY yoR YEAR. HENRY A BURR.
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Thirteenth Ward.-UNION NOMINATION.
FOR School Commissioner
JOHN ii. TRAP Lawyer, No. GO Csnnon~t
Republicans and Union vote for hirneompeent and
married
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General Society of
MECHAAICS Ann TR A nI oNIrAI

Fourth Lecture Of the MEMBER Course THIS EVENING
Dec B. at Hope Chapel by J. W. GERARD esq subjec,
" Japan and the Japanese"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

A jury OF Quurs.-The Italian
journals state that n wealthy person
Of Florence. just deceased, has left
a singular will. Il declares that u
greater part of his fortune shall go
to the man with the largest hump
on his back in all Tuscany, and that
the persons entrusted with the duty
OF selecting him shall be themselves
twelve humpbacksl To recon.
pense the latter for their trouble he
directs that, in addition to travel.
ing expenses. each shall be prcsen.
ted with gold medal bearing the
efligy Of Esop. their prototype.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

MOVEMENT OF FrLlLpusrxRs ON
Misunderstanding to the Norfolk
Day Book, the knights of the Gold.
en- Circle" who have been so lon ?
getting ready to march into Mexico,
and take possession Of the whole
country, are at last on the move. A
company, commanded by competent
Virginia officer, was to embark at
Hampton, Va, on Thursday last. for
Texas, from whence they will march
unto Mexico.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

EsrENDiNe rHs TELEeRAPH.-One of the
late items Of teleg,sphic news IL the ex-
tensions Of the telegraph into Nebraska -
There are now tronss Of laborers putting
M poles aud stretching wires. extending
the telegraph system towards the Pacific
In n little we will have news from Cslifor-
MIA aud Oregon, ss regularly "a from Can
longer and the globe viii he girdled with
the magic wire. We presume the time IL
not far distant when there will be at least
two lines Of telegtsph,c communication
with Europe. One by way Of siberis-the
other per Greenland, Iceland. etc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

TuE RIcE CRor IN Souru CAROLINA.
The Charleston Meroury, of the 3lst
ulto.' says: 1--WE have been informed
by an extensive planter ON the Edisto,
that the rice crop of the present sea.
son will be the largest that has been
made Tor several years. Planters have
already commenced threshing, and
cousigumrnts may be expected in this
city about the 2olh September, which
will be some days earlier than last
wear"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
trRev. J. Cbunder G.rgooIv a p,.b.

t1gRev. J. Chuuder Gansooly, Brsh-
min convert recently delivered lecture
IN London. In the course Of his address.
the reverend gentleman corrected some
popular errors concerning the Car Of jug
gernaut. II was no part Of the worship
for a devOtee 10 east himself under the
wheels Of the ear. Accidents sometimes
happened, aud people were killed in the
crush hut Juggetnaut demanded no hu-
man Aserihee. lie was the Brahmin God
Of love. peace and mercy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

,s Letters from Utah announce es-
pectstions Of famine. They cay also that
the Mormon emigration on the PLANE. en-
route for the holy city," lie very lstge.-
Amung the novel emigration trains that
had arrived was one composed Of forty
three hsndcartR,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
STATE or Louisiana p.s.h osrss.

STATE OF LOUls1ANA-Psrish of Fast
Bacon Rouge -s Sixth judicial District
Conrt-ln the matter of the suceessin
OF Robert M. Bradford, decessed-No.
t9s. Probate.
WHEREAS Henry v. Babin, Of the
w Parish Of East Baton Rouge, has
this day fled in said Court an applies-
ton praying TO he appointed administrator
OF said Estate rics Stephen Ambrose deed
Notice Il hereby given TO ell persons in
tetested TO shCw cause " any they can
within ten days from the hrst publies-
on Of this notice, Why said application
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and the seal ~
said Court this 5th day ofSeptem Der a.
~, 1890. JOSEPH NEPHLER,
sept q. Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

CosPLisESr TO CossAsDEs MsuRY-
AvorHER PRiScE Cosisa. Washington,
August 20. ls6O.-lt has already been sta
ted in the newspapers that the Austrian
Arehduke Ferdinand MsSimillisn eontem-
plates n visit 10 this country. COmman-
der Maury has just received n letter from
his Imperial llighness, of which the fol
lowing u n eopyi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

lush HOOKs.-Liuess and Floats, Tor sal. h,
Il jsnel6 I'D fwM. BOaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

(WFFEE.-Mocbs Java, Mexican Rio. For
~ sale low 10 the trade.
may2l ?. BENJAMIN.
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LEECIgEs.
Collegiate Institute ~ Baton Rouge.

TIVE duties Of the Institute, will be re-
y snned on Wednesday,. the 10th Ovtc
Der, 1850. As the humble Of pupils is nee
essatily limited applications should be
mede as early as practicable.
10y For circulars containing terms. DC.
apply TO W. ". N. MAGRUDER,
augS Baton Rouge La.
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SPLENDID STOCK

DUE LICK wATER-Tor sale BY the Barrel
.ur r. 81 DAYS Drag stor..
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sroaa Bowl DsBar,ss soc,srr.-At the

sroAs Bowl DkBArrss Socisry AT the
last regular meeting Of this Society, the
following officers we're elected for the en-
suing term President, A. Kent, Vice
President, J. NJ Nelson, Treasurer, y. ".
Hardy, Secretary. W. u. Randolph, Libra
,irn, W. @. MeGimsey, Censor, A. v.
Read. w. q. RANDOLPH, secty.