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NOTICE. 1000
80 zEEEssa3 TO PASSENG SICOV.
aDHS GOING NORTH.-NEW- AR

:. .--I1---- D 1-OUINE NUKTH.-NEW AR
R!ANGEMENT ,-IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
EERRSS;1cJTHR9pGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
rying, the great United States Mail. Twice daily
tSunday night excepted between. hmond, Alex
York, and ali important points west. VIA Acqnia
Creek and Washington over the Richmond Fred
ericksburg q Potomac Railroad. to the Potomac
river, Is miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, Is miles. in all lac
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departures: $50, A. NJ, and $50, P NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
ECkEDTHROUGH to Washing ton, BaltimOr.
Philadelphia and New York.
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F0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-I have this
~ day associated with myself in business nv
brother, W NJ. BODEKER. AND will continue the
G stand; No. 10 Main street. under the ST, lie of A.
BoDkk ER co have also allowed Mr.. W NJ.
poy. and is favorably known 10 my customers an
interest IN the profits of the concern. To ms old
irlends ana the public. Tor their past liberal and
long continued patronage, return my most rate
ful thanks. The new concern will epdeavor by
close attention 10 business liberal terms. and an
accommodating spirit, to merit continuation of
the same tivnrs. A. BODEkER
Richmond, Jan ID 1880
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SATURDAY MORNING FEB. I, leo
TONNAGE or akx UxirxD STATES In con.
ttnuatioa ofour SlAAnAl review Of the commerce
of the United States for the lAss Ascat year.
We have com piled summary for the tonnage
"a,ss w,s sGw sss ssnsrs' oy I'VE
following IL the posting Of the books, exhibit
tnG the balance In comparison with ihe pre-.
vious annual report; ss5s5
Balance of tonnage June ., Idss s,s4ssOs
Ba,it, rssistsred, enrolled ana licensed for
the year AS ..s...... ....s...... te2620
Total .upply...-............ 5 ss2,sss
Eoid 10 lorclgRerss............. $500. ~ 80
Lost aas a. & sos
ts8h $3.50 1891
vo.al tonnage July LIST, 1859 s14s on
Increase i"r ~ tAst seaf ......-..... - ~
This balance 10 more favorable than was gen.
orally expected, many having supposed that
the losses aud SALES to foreigners would exceed
the total Constructed. We annex summary
giving description Of the vessels built in the
cnitea States during the year:
Number or ships and barks, SO; brigs - :;
sehooners, 2ss scoops and smaller craft, as4 !;
steamers, i7a-,otal number built, So
Ane depressed condition OF the shipping in
terest mas operated 10 decrease the demand for
new snaps, aud the number Quilt during the
year has been iess than for any former year
since isaa.-N. Y. Jesrnst Of Commerce.
ARON MINES AND FORCES AND FURNACES IN
ShkNANDOAH COuNTY.-We learn that At
present five furnaces are in operation in the
county Of Shenandoah, aided by four forges
Tor the manufaeture OF iron.
A considerable falling off in the manufac.
ture OF iron has taken place since 1854 In that
year at Union Forge, near Edinburg, connect
ed with the Henrietta Furnace. 2Ui tons of slab
blooms, and 81 tons Of hammered bar iron
were produced, while in ls5s I2s tons OF slab
blooms and ltO tons Of bar iron were manu-
featured.
II there was a demand the furnaces and
forges OF this county could supply n great
amount OF iron OF excellent manufacture
which now is purchased out Of the State.
by calling 10 mind the perhaps inexhausti-
bic mines Of ore ia this county, aud in other
parts Of the State, We see that Virginia has
within herself the means Of supplying this
large Item OF her peoples wants a hundred
fold. We shall con time to hope and look for
the prosperity Of the Old Dominion, and of her
manufacturing as well as other interests.
(A!erandrid Sentinel. |
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Card..:l take this opportunity Of returning
my sincere thanks To my old friends and ratrons
ior their liberal support, and hope they will con-
Nnue ~ eatronize the new concern.
ia 0-l2tN~ WM r PHILLIPS
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DIssoLUT1oUe. &c.

(,O.PARTNEKsfllP .-JNO III. WEsr, Of
- Peter.borf, and THOMAS JOHNSTON. -gf
asT H. sss ne e. 6
EkY. and viii continue the basinee. under the
old stand. las Main street. and hope by strict at
IGNITION tn bleiness merit the patronage of their
Trends apd the rSic which has bssn g iibera''y
al JNO M WEST.
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DROWN l. McCLELLAND.
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

-, hlCHMVND. V 4.
We, the undersigned, have this day entered into
CO partnership for the urpose of conducting a
general COM MI SION and FORWARDING BU-
II SS; under the name and style OF BROWN
Wee ELLAND They will give their strict per-
ard PRODUCE generally, and to the purchase of
Fert,llzers aud Merchandise Office next door to
Deane, Hobson James. on Basin Bank.
ALEX. BROWN.
J. BRUCE McCLELLAND.
They refer to Messrs: Johnson, Younger & Otey,
of Richuiond; Hon. T. S. Flournoy, Rev Ino.
a. Scott, OF Halifax county; VIM. A. Miller and
Reid and +: Tutwi!er of Rockbridse county;
Md,o Cabell and f Nj. Cabell. of Nielsen; Judge
Jr.. Amherst county. ia Jim
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A.s,s--,,.,,.-t xEOx'S LINE.-FREIGHT
49,. = - = B0ATst THREE
NJ :. - - tt MES A WEEK-TUESDAYS,
SATURDAYS.
boat IEMpESr: Gagt Tnos. ENErr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEo. c. LAyxI.
Boat BRISTOL. Capt. CHAs. J. Johnson
Boat !, J. iRBf, Capt. WIN. F CLRvKLANp,
Boat + a Mp; Capt. VIZ; H Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. J. PsrERs
These Boats are all of the first class comman deA
Dy careful and expereneed Captains, ana leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
IoT past lavOrs, begs continuance of the same
WIN. r. cox, Agent.
AT tho Shed. Dock It,. in rear of old Gas NOrRs
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RA6GAsNH fAOyERrOA1s.-s, our stock III
coats il n.ush 10, hsav, ~ ms advssasa ssssen
sna mnsf ts reduced We Therefore casr sson,
I2sXs1Est5rtx Ar1lLIA,u.
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OFFICE RICHD 4 PETERSB'G r. r COT
Richmond. Va, Nov. Path. 1889 (
r. r.5zaz=.-,zz, CHANGE OF HOURS
49, sx1ssl On and after FRIDAY, the 18th,
N1-H1Sthe Trains on this road viii
leave as follows: "
LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG
Express, daily. except Sundays, at - 40 A. NJ
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
at; .;.... ....~...-............S0 90 A. M.
Nj all, daily at ....- - 2hs p II
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express. daily Observation-Disclosures, Sa6 NJ
Accommodation daily, except Sundays
Mail, daily. except SUNDAYS, at 500 p. N.
Passe myers tor Clover Hill viii take the xpress
URDAYS. r ii WINE
noA-6 SUPERINTENDENT.
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GEO. A. AiNSl.i r., ivsh styeet. yoad
respectfully fnvits the attention of has tFsep1s SAu
the public generally To his large And insh'"asme
assortment OF CARRiAGES. BuGGi rs. Ac.--
HIS work il manu- faetursd IN this city. By eewpsI,
tent workmen. and % OF the best msisrs; cav
tieuiar attention paid 10 REPAIRING. which VIII
b. dane on the most reasonable terms.
Ia tO--d&CN3W
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DiSSnLUTioN, The trim of GINTER,
II KENT ALVEY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. LEWIS GINTER and JOHN F.
ALVE1 having purchased the interest Of JAMES
5. ENT thew are hereby authorized to settle the
business OF the late firm and to use the name in
liquidation only. LEWIS GTNTER,
JAMES 8. KENT.
JOHN +. ALVEY.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Aconis
Creek and WASHINGTON
"a. For further information apply at this ,f6ca
Broad street. Shockoe Hill. '
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ax't
SAM'L RUTH, Stunt,
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-. RURAL SHADES FOR RFNT..-This
x4* beautiful FARM. situated on the New Bridge
- Road, about ga miles from the city, is for
rent. 1t contains about twenty acres of land. The
dwelling is excellent suitable for a large
family with all necessary out buildings attached.
Being near to the city and furnished with excel
lent water and fine fruit, flowers &c, this place
offers attractions to n family wishing to live near
the city. 10 good tenant the rent will be low
Apply to ] TOMPKINS,
At Harris i Hollman's, on the BASIN.
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~, FOR RENT.-A HOUSE situated on sOth
TEE and Leigh streets, containing FIVE rooms. with
HAA kitchen. the usual out houses in the ard and
q good garden connected with the premises. To
good tenant the rent will be low. For TERMS 4 c.,
apply to RO. y. LYME,
Agent for Renting ont Houses.
felt Hiring ont Neg rOes &c
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e. VIRGINIA CENT? l.
- s.s. - RANGEMENT-O o n +
PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.--Op and after
MUNDAY, the aotn OF January, the Night Train
The DAY MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN vii,
DONSVII.L HRfOTTESvfLLE STAUN-
TON, LIN HBuRG ALEX NpRIA,
WyHAis VAS NEW RSsK BALTIMORE La W
CLosE CoNsEcrIoNs are made at ;ordonsville
with the Orange and Alexandria Train going
North, and no DETENTION THERE,
Through Tickets can be procured at tic ticket
Office.
To Lynchhnrg. To New York.
Washington, Louisville,
Baltimore, St Louis,
Philadelphia. Chicago,
ard 81 l"portaps RGipt' n The Western ss:..s
~ - RIVER RAIiRoAD.-on and
1860, the Passenger Trains will depart:
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily except Sunda,s) at ............. 615 A. NJ.
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at. ......... ga p. NJ
From WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except Sundays, at. ........., 4P.N.
tuesdays ana Saturda. 8 at ga A. NJ.
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays at. 6x A. M.
~ LEAVES WHITEH HOUSE.
lueSda3 B ana rldays at. ........... A. NJ.
w. tConnectng with ears both waysl
tkbanna STAGE leaves White House Tuesdays
Walkerfon Stage leaves White House Mondays
and Thursdays At A. NJ; returning same days.
forwarded TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
ia q is THOS. X. SHARP. So perintepdent.
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~ SO ~ -, AND SHOES MADE

Moeskin Hats Of best qnai,ty. q, so -, ''uiaf'
snaiity, ) o fashionable Silk Hats, s o. second
SKID sewed Boots. so Congress Gaiter hon. nae e,i
hne cali SKIN sewed Shoes 2 2 i"oss'S Is;
J. II. ANTHONY hal m ade ayran..
one o, the best makers in the city 81 PaiIadsubs,
psuppLy nun With handsome and sulstans,sipMs
sAln sewed bOOIS, which he viii sell M the ssi
GMfdenscd low price of THREE DOLLARS SNREH,s-
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ERANkLIN PAPER MILL

FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELVlDERE MANUFACTURiNti COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand all descriptions of EN-
vELOPE. MANILA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all qua
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
no n
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(tU.PARTNERSHIPN OTICE.-Having ad-
~ united Mr.. JOS. N. VAUGHAN. of Eottoway
county, Va as partner into concern, it will
hsreafter be conducted IN the name ard style of
JOHNSON. TR Fart & VAUGHAN.
MIR. ARM1STEAD MILLER has no longer any
interest IN our business. b. JOHNSON,
BAT. TRUEHEART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
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!'AiA>SCis Deg ieaVe. IN retiT-
ing from the late concern. to thank my friends for
me literal patron zee extended to us. and hope
they VIII continue to patronage the house.
IA 4-2n ARMlSTEAD Nj ILLER,
'fNHE LNUERSiGNED. having purchased of
= d. w. SAUNDERS his stock OF Groceries,
MI, earry on the d GROCERY AND COM NJ ISSION
bCSlN ESS at the well known stand nccupied for
tho past eight years by d. w Saunders. n !. 3l6
Broad street. under the name and style of JOHN
r. SA uNDERS CO. where they will Keep con
stantly on hand well selected stock OF GRO
GER rs. W hich they viii, sell by wholesale or re-
taii Tor cash. or. to punctual customers on the
usual time. on rs good terms as any establish
mant IN the city. They hope. by strict atten-
ton to business. to merit continuance Of the
patronage go literally bestowed ON the late con
Germ OF u. ". Saunders. and the public generally
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

Corp SUMNER IN EuRorE.-While
we have had an extremely warm sum.
mer, in Europe il has been an uuusu.
ally cool one. A letter from Brus.
sels, Of August s9d, says:
We have had no summer here since
the beginning Of spriug ill Tuesday
last only four days have been warm ;
the rest rain, and constant rain, aud
the wind blowing sometimes as the
middle of winter. The weather has
been equally unreasonable in England
and part Of France. II so, the Uni.
ted States, where the crops have been
so abundant, will make a fine profit
here.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
sTATE OF LOUlslANA-Pnrish nf rnst

| STATE OF LOUtStANA-Pari Of Fas,
Baton Houge eZsIsth Judicial pist,lc,
Cpuft-ln the matter Of the Hurressipn
OF Abel I Kent, decessed-Nc. ses Pro
bate.
by VIRTUE Of "a pinr oiiss commission
~ issued IN the above Succession and
tv me directed from the Hon. Sixth Judi
eial District Court, IN and for the Parish
ahd State aforesaid, will offer at public
sale ~ 'front.' Of the Court House door of
said Parish, In the city Of Baton Rouge,
on
saturday. the soth any of o-,-rc.
next, A. D., 1890. nt # o'clock A. NJ. Of
saiu DAY, The property hereinafter. set forth
ana deacii bed, Belonging 20 the succession
~ ahef Y. Kent, late ~ said parish. de
eeased, tu wit:
A tract ~ Land ~ Plantation whetpnn
the deceased last resided, ~ this ratish,
on Little Sandy Creek. NJ about p5 miles
from the city of Baton Ruuge. containing
300 acres iuote ~ leas, with all the i'm
ptDvements thereon.
Another tract of Land lying about one
mile from the above described t,apt.
Northwest direction and containing go0
actes more ut less
Upon the following terns aud candj.
lions, viz Fot one fourth CASlf, and The
ralance on credit of one aud two yeats
rom the day uf sale " e1ual installn,ents |
Win mortgage retained nni security o., |
iished 10 the satisfaction Of the Ad,ninis
tatot. ". V. BABiN.
sertlp Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
THE rHBH ACADEMY
BATON ROUGE.

WhL COMMfNcF i,s Second sesvirr ~, ArAn
" fMN WALL ur the lst ~ Urtrhpt, nude,
the rhafEs q A. n. Payne, A. n, assisted by
Miss Sarah Lemon
The ccutse NJ study will be Thorough and rom.
f'e'e IN the fetnsfe, ss welt ss the Male depart
r,pnt,
instruction viii he given IN Ancient and Mod
r'n HISTORY, ueritsphv utamms., Atithmplir
Algebra, aeurietty, Astronomy. hhptprir putarr
cher'stft, uprrey. laiir dfHpk Urr,rrsi,ir,
snd Defamation aud Students win he rtprs,sb
tu enter anr rullrrp
la'Re nr'nhet NJ rrrils sta slisaav ~ Tho
AcstsmF roll w virtnp ~ passing theft p.sr,irs
ion candidates viii dr we'll w srrpa, rtr,rr,.
!! IN The srhpol tonr NJ NJ Rnrth. ~ ,hs lei ~
or'rhpt, and female candidates IN ,hp srhnri
inorn ~ Mss an -, the same time ,r prstle thur,
htsi vppk
Nv psvne viii surptintsnd thp Primary Schools
Sc usual They viii urpr also ~ The | :, ~ Jlr
tnhef unhp, the personal charge ~ A. n Rnrth
James tulshiisr, Miss N. gil and Mites g. usyla
lrtMntHN FAY.
Rns'd ~ Ditertots, ~. ". nam.
". uEIfttp
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pEArn or Mas. Gsst HARsrr

DEArn or Mas. gBNtn HARVEY
Nv the arrival Of the steamship Asia,
from Liverpool The lat inst, they
have dates In New York from Paris
Of the 18th ulto. We learn that Mrs.
llarney, wife Of Gen. llatuey Of the
United States army, died at her resi-
deuee. No. % Rue lie Deiri, on Mon
day last, 9th. The funeral service
over her remains took place NJ the
Church Of 81 Philippe, Fabourg ~.
llonrue, with all the solemn and i'm
posing eeremonials of the Roman
Catholic Church, Of which she was n
member. Among those who did hon
ot TO her remains we're her son. sun.
in law and nephew Mr.. Faulkner,
the American Minister; Mr. Calhoun
n planter FROM Louisiana; Col Stew
art, sou Of Com. Stewart. aud many
others. The services at the church.
occupied more than an hour. aud we're
very grand and impressive.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

tsreat American Monkey Wrench.
A FEw on hand At
"A msy22 M0NTAE 4 MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

BdNner has the following
An aiTtay occurred NJ the "All Ma.
tions Coilee-House," in this place, On
Sunday night last. among some Irish
laborers, four in number, one Of whom
received cut or stab below the ear,
penetrating down into the neck, and
one OF two Of the others were rather
unpleasantly butchered The one that
was stabbed IN the neck became par
alyzed, and has not been able TO move
hand or foot since. lie is lying in
an clubhouse in the rear of the coffee.
house where he received the wound.
and will, Il is probable, soon die. The
other three ran of, and are supposed
60 be In New Orleans.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

PosrorrIcE OPERATIONS, - postoflices
have been established in this State at sum
ner Grove, Caddo Parish, and Cen,report,
rointe Coupee Parish; also the following
In Texas Camp Verde, Kerr county:
Millheim, Austin county, (both re-estab.
lished, and Home Valley, Ksrnes county
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNGtADtES.
cornet Boulevard and Royal Streets,
IA TON a. utfss H la

flNHls INSTITUTION runrpences rs third an.
IL ntal session on MONDAY, OCTOBER LET
ifNH. The Musical Department is under the
charge NJ MI Hrrtrn, vhose ability as Tparhnt.
Vonnrnset and Performer " well known both In
futupe snd Arihtirn The french lsngrspp which
will be taught ~ heretofore N the whsls srhrui
without arv sstt- rhster, is undr. ,he rurtrel NJ
Monsieur Albetie. The En giis,, together with
Mathematics snH The Mrdefut tria.rns viii ha
tsught bF the Principal. aided BIZ competent ss.
sistants. Vocal Musir, Embruidery, ali kinds of
fancy Knitting sni Nseiip work taught both isy
schrisrs sra hrstasfs ftue NJ rhsrge. Patents
can send thait daughters with the ftil arrrts rrs
ths' thpit health and ruufoft will he attended 10
Wi'hthp sarrp rsrp ss " thpr vptpir thsihrsr,, ~
their uwn fsriis The house is large. rrrr,rrsI-
ors and we'll ven,ilsted, being built pSptpssiy ~,
the Institution THE grounds are srsri,us, sns
etefy tacility is afforded frt proper destpe NJ
r1rrirsp which s so essential ~ the preservation,
NJ health. with regard ~ the surervlsi of,bs
bcsthets; Convent rules sts adopted M rrrp,
Islr viii bp permitted 10 pi,he, rsik ~ ,ias
nut, Unless sttsniei ny her tparhpt, parent q,
uusttiar. Parents visiting theit daughters s+n
requested W rurns cniy nn sat-rdavu unless IN
rass rfrfgprt rvrpssity, 10 all visits NJ that hind
during srhpcl hours interrupt the classes and re-
isfd the progress ~ their children. Put visitors
: ishinR q see the school rar rnrrp snF hour u,
me tsv ~ " that case the rlssssps viii continue
uninterrupted ard the schuul will he seen "a n |
esiit fs, rrs rstssi Of heirg hnitanrr q win |
r'Ve ss sn Incentive, or the part NJ the pupils 'r
freatpfst erertirr
Fut terms &C. ArrlV either ht lrtts, ~, rp,
unsllt ~ thp Principal
SEPT ~ I'm Mites N Y MURPHY,
prtp rv H'pCfNrg VIM rikp. Pen "
'sbr, Fs1, 9. ". Hart, ps1. nt VI. " hsV, y,
!. v. iarrrrh, llnr 2. Hetfrr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

MAINE EtEctos PORTLAND, Sept.
1.-Two hundred and thirteen towns
give Washbufn (Rep) is,lt1 ,
Smart DEM 5b,o2e; barnes Whig)
lQtO-against, in ihe same towns
last year. Morrill, Rep 10000, Smith
(nem.) 3o,05i The Republican
majority is ip.ssi last year.
The aggregate vote Of the State
will reach 10000 about 10000
more than last year. The returns
confirm in every respect our last
nights estimate. All the Republican
members are celebrating their victory
in the city by torchlight procession.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

SPALDING'S Prepared Glue, GrasselIfs GLASS
- Cement, Robinson's Silver soap-for sale at
aug22-2v PIPER 4 BRADFORD's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

-Rsceived, Baton Rouge, sept, 18th,
1890. ftcm 'ratties unknown" the suin Of
fJrs Dollars for the Baton Rouge Female
Orphan Asylum. MANY N. Tuss.Rp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
Collegiate institute OF na,cn Rouge.

TNllE duties Of the Institute. will he re
i sumed on Wednesday,. the 10th Octo
her. 1890. AZ the number of pupils is nec-
essatily limited applications should be
made "a early es practicable.
tss~ For circulars containing terms, Sc,
apply TO W. n. N. MAGRUDER,
aug9 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
ron SALE
No UIttJr

HAVING sold that part of my business
pettnining 10 HOUSE, SION AND
uHNAMENTAb PAINTING. 10 Messra.
hnwARp RiEnEi gso. FLttzss. take
pleasure ~ recommending them 10 my
i'pnds and the public generally. 90 good
snh experienced wctkmen, aud worthy of
liberal patronage. which Itrnst they viii
receive. " A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

HNNhs fnl supply ~ these goods, Bcbirst
y ~ 81 widths, also, Pink and Bius Hohinets
nhitH Linen MEETINGS, also Brown ao for plsnt.'
Won use. W. u. PHfLIfps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

t'RoM the above notice. n will he seeh
y that we have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business ,Er. pf u. A.
Kaufman. We shall hefeaiier con,i,n.
the business OF the Same stand. and hy
strict attention 10 our business and fsi,
prices, We trust 10 merit = share of patron
aRe. ouf pefsonsl attention will he given
W all work That may be entrusted to us.
Es All ordets from the country through
the iost oilice, will meet immediate
attention.
septT-tf HtFDFb ~ pLETZrU.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
SAINT JosEPHs HIGH SCHOOL.
EnIl nnNS

uNllE patrons and friends Of this school
j will bear IN mind that it's fourth on
uual session will commence on Monday.
the 10th Of SEPTEMBER, when exercises
will be resumed. The principal has been
fortunate TO secure the services uf y gentle
man eminently qualified to take charge Of
the French department. while those OF the
Eng lish classics aud mathematics will he
conducted by himself as heretofore. su-
retior accommodation for boarding and
lodging. those who may come from dis
tence. T. II. MURPHY, Principal
sept4 lmdSw
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

~ LbUNhRb. ~ New York fully guarantees
~ his South Americas Fever sni Agre RE-
'nedy cerisin Preventative agslust Yellow Fs-
Frf f-igr ssie ~ I'D. a WM. BOuEL,
lutFHl Dfpgkirgs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
LEECuEs.
HATst UATstt
srLLINg orr An ,osr

IN ORbfP ~ reduce my stock ~ nords befo,s
fsp"virF my stare 70 The houss nov oeeupi
ei ~ iheydots goldsisnn. I will commences To-
day ~ soil the same p, cost for cash. hsve m
hPuu large assortment pf Dry foods Of every
description ana lsdies will fnd here rsts IN,
pottunity 70 hug Goods ~ extremely lcr prices
:. N. ASHER.
jnig'T H'nf Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
nLAEK SILKS.

A FEW Patterns ~ very small figures lust ,..
~ reivsd also something yer, superior In plsip
biaek. W. u. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
NEW GOODSi NEW GOODSll
paLb AND yISvEp ao,,ps

AN NOW prepared 10 show large. complete
4 and well selected stock ~
Fall AND WINTER aooDs,
pnd having n',ed ur the large s,rte room sair,r
'nE rsl hfms'lE rreur'ed w W.. nreei. have IN.
rfrsspd nv stuck sp that ra- rn- rfIa, ,,.uy
eords that hsvs Ne, heen abi, ~ keep hs,ptr-
mte VIII keep my customers Regularity rrsisa
ss 70 what r'sy no receiving new, and hrre
mat they will q, less, give me rsll henprs pu,-
chasing elsewhere.
sug2s wn PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
FRENCH CAIICDs.

HAVE iust received few choice pstts,ps IA,
ladies snd children, slso another 10, Of w bite
Oottcs, good snd cheap.
'ugss FANNIE Y U0oNoR,
Ntrth Boulevard Firssf.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

Wb are nov rseeiVing large additions 70 our
=, took ~ Bes1stesds, Bureaus, Atnoirs,
sofss, Tables. Ohsits, Hall Stands, what Nots,
Ssfes. sideb,sfds, Cribs, Book Osses, seerataties
'r, do. PIPER 70 BRADFORD.