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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATlON.-PrOf BROWN viii open the
II the Washington lnstitute, q boarding snd cay
school, with male and female departments,l In the
spacious rooms Of the Old Capitol. on MONDAY.
9Th inst Parental csre for the pupils, the grest-
est experience and tact teaching, with the heeuy
and ns onality Of the location. invite % extend
Cd patronage Terms and references at the lnst-
tuton. 40 SIN
nj MRS. McCOR sICK's SCHOOL
WlRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
friends and the public general that she will resume
the duties Of her School the lst Monday In Sep
tember next
The course Of study pursued viii comprise 81 the
branches requisite 70 thorough English eduos-
tlon.
In addition 20 her dsy scholars abe s DESTROYS OF
receiving lnD her family few pupils 90 boerdert.
aged from 10 70 i year,, who viii be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight
Her Arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular information with reference %
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply ~ her
residence-No. 50 Cameron street. Alexsndrik. We.
writ
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I IFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

BEAR RDSLEY d HARVEY,
No. 492 Secenfh Street. a
Will effect Insurance on Lives and Property in
the best companies. and at the lowest rates.
Losses paid punctually.
Levi BEARDsLEY, FL. HARVEY.
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VAbLIUyALBt1E bLIUyA ,E;A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

v MAKE lNDUCEMENF FOR A PHYSI-
CiAN.-Dr. Joseph A. smith desiring to 90 South
on aSeonnt OF his heath, will offer at prIv.te sale
the fsrm on which he now resides and where he
has been praotcing medicine for the last We years
This Is vs. beautiful little farm situated at Long
Old Fields. Prince Georges county, Nd imne-
diately on the road leading from Washington city
70 Upper MARLBOROUGH, and about equal distance
from both points, lt contains IO7 acres ~ of which
Is Ia flns state of cultivation, the balance in
thrifty Young timber. Ii is well adapted TO the
growth of grass, wheat ann corn about Is or 50
acres Is now well set in and will tsld between
20 and 41 tons of hay, worth In the Washington
market from 8 Is to So per ton. There is about IL
scres OF wheat growing, the balance ready for
spring crop IL has spring of never failing water
Also. an lnexhaustlb BILE pump at the door. The inn
proven ents consist of g comfortable frame dwell
Ing containing rooms and kitchen; also, a new
harm with stabling sufficient for all the equirements
OF the place, with quantity Of choice fruit trees
physician desiring 70 purchase can, by reference 70
the books OF the undefsgned, be satisfied that II s
an opportunity rarely to be met with. Until the place
Is dspnsed OIL shall continue practice as hereto
fore. For terms apply on the premises or to Dr.
FRANK +. SMITH, Bladenshurg.
ma q eod JOSEPH A. SMITH
planters Advocate insert until for bid and charge
DR. Sn ith
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10 TO SPJI.MAN & HUNTS DRY GOODS
~ ESTABLISHMENTS

O. BRIDGE STREET, GEoRG ErowN.
And Jast look At their beautiful goods They keen
the largest stock thereby aHordIng ample opportu-
mites for the most fastIdious to make selections
They keep the best grades of goo1s and sell them
at reasonable figures. We would recommend
buyers 20 give them call, as, by SO doing they
Will certainly hnd 1t to their interest. ap 27-eolm
MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S PHILADEL-
IVl PHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are CONSTANTLY
receiving fresh supplies of the above deli htfu bev-
erage, and invite all persons who want q pure un-
adulterated Ale, to give il a trlal.
Army d SHINN, Agents,
nv 81 Green st.. Georgetown.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALR.-The subscriber Is authorized by the
owner 70 sell At private sale two valuable tracts Of
Land. The first Is situated near "Graden," the
rssldence of the late Zachariah Berry and adjoins
the lands of DR.. BENJAMIN Lee and others, and
contains two hundred and twenty -eish hit and three
tenths of an acre, is vel wooded and watered and
In 4 high state of cultivation, The improvements
co houses, and other out houses
THIS Iand offers great Inducements TO those wish
ing 70 purchase real estate being in of the most
delightful neighbOrhoods in southern MARYLAND,
being but about eigh. miles from WashinI ton city
ana hve miles from Blad and of eas access
u church, post Office and mill
land.
This land is situated about four miles from Wash
ngton city, the stage road leading from that ol "
10 Upper Marlborough, and contains FIVE hundred
and twenty four and twO-tenths of an acre.
All OF said land Is covered Ia wood and most of il
heavily tlmbered; and from it's proximity 70 Wash
lngton. renders lt very vauatIs, and oilers A rars
opportunity to ship builders and others dea ing in
wood and timber. -
The terms, which will be liberal, made known on
app lcatiC iC n - the subs criber.
the above property is not disposed of at private
sale, on or beflre SATURDAY, the SOth day of
June next, II will on that day be offered at public
sale at 'C Concord" the residence of Thomas Brrry
Esq at the hour of u O'Clock m, who will take
pleasure In showing the land to all who may desire
to purchase. SAMUEL II. BERRY
ap ~ 2awtes Upper Marlboro1eh
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noN,T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH,
y Ne: S 80 Seventh e., g buy yeur z THING
CLsyTHING g and FUR NIsHIN6 GOODS.
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than any other
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EEyElNsGs LACE MANTLEs,
sssahSS ssssahSSssfS sH1tIAA tAAeE esEG,s sSSEssst SASEssstnrs
( SsifdhhEF4 sidhEFF cisSTa fsS hfnGFA maFNATssEEss.w ssEEsswLs.
Rsceived this dAy from the importers in New
YORK aud for sale sreetly below the prioss Of any
sp TAyLoR HUrcHIsoN.
20 TO aMIIH's. No. $50 Seventh ct TO get
~ youI ItQkNI5A1NG GOODS.
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DARIS MILLINERY!
INpc u o,-r,, SPRING F4SHTONS!!

THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND GOUQUA MArTINGS,
both plain and check. For fals low by
SPlLMAN IL HUNT
ap -eoSm g. Bridge ST GeO-getown
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LfREsH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. via !
Z. yf5 Y As md s.S fySEaY. Just ~
spt Cor. Marylana sy, and Elsvsntk Il vsst
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

pRIyATE SALE OF vALUABLE PROPER
yT6nIrTQ SENATOR'S, .C0NGRESSMEN,
.ANDOTHERS.-Thst valuable residences. hsvins
pelsnsins g the lsSe Andrew Hoover, s1d dans5 now
kT9owa as Rosslyn. situated In Alex.ndris county,
atey adjoining the sduct and he poni oos
tSI istoa ioL the hIltg TO be built across the Po
Washington and the surrounding country. This
property extends to about I4g sores ali improvs
ssln on account of the unavoidable residence OF the
ls.ge tract Of wood lana, of original growth,
can also be had adjoining if required liberal
terms for payment allowed. Furniture and stock
can oe had st reasonable valuation.
EEXkSDER e.. SI1! dAsfsELs. or to JAMEs oAeeH, e.
1-9 rro-pect hlll, va. ma LIN
OWE LING on New YORK avenue. the 1etGh sTtt n
house east Of Fifteenth ST., and adjoining Mr..
most desirable in the city. being in the square a
rectiy opposite and east of the President's Apply
on the !, Premisss, of JOHN w. NAlRN.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A large and comruo-
y dious BRICK HOUSE, (two-story and attic
,osek-b3lldlng attached TO it; on Twelfth St, De
PRkU y, Grocery Store, corner Twelfth St AID Pa.
avenue. an q sw
4 RARE CHANCE -For sale LOT No. S, in
"A square S7a, fronts q feet inches on New York
avepns running S5 feet TO street north. with two
small s Irame dwellings 1t is fine site for q gem
RRnV .,esa .esapi nee; tor terms Apply 3" g. w.
-, pl@ N'oNcHbh ST. ap l5-lTnN
FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
II HOUSES, ON 18th street. between C and % sts..
VIII Y GOOD rooms, with gas IN each room. Terms
moderate. Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on III
ST, bstween llth and l2th sts., No. 425.
EOR SALE-A valuable FARM in a high state
n oI cultivation. situated in Alexandria county,
more or less. il adjoGs the farm Of MajoT W! d,
Mutt; and is about seven and q half miles from
SMashington city. For particulars apply at the
StaI Omoe. mar l-duel
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situate<
q IN AIeIandrls county, about ~ miles from
oeoTsetovn, at the intersection Of the Georyetovn
sure OF the premises, or Off. RICHAR DS, oorner
Itth and x straets. Washington. d. G. Is loft
FOR RENT-A small STORE, corner of 6th 81
Il and Penn; avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable for a barber's saloon or cigar store. For
Information lnsnire the Hotel. mar 50
E0R RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build-
Il Ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
CITY bal, recently occupied by Chas. ). Wallaoh
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. ?
Louisiana avenue. ia Is tf
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
mshed, Will be rented during the session of Con
belng within one or two squares Of Browns and
Neuonal Hotels. Those In pursuit of such Rooms
VIII DO well 20 make early application at No. 379
Sth street. between ID street and Pa av. de 5-d
E'OR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
Il on I'd street, between ID and T. streets, in Kib-
sold On easy terms. Price made known by inauir-
ing of II. w. HAMILTON & CO., No. 562 7th
street opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
fe7u
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E'OR SALE-A nice three-stoy Brick HOUSE,
bey's Subdivision. The above property will be
sod 91 easy terms, Price made known by inauir-
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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ALL KINDS OF GrANRYP,ETINGs, CURTAIN
AND OTHER FURNITURE DRY GOoDs
ap 2f-eo2w No. Market Space -
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Prizes Dashed 81 sight 81 per cent discount
Bal on al solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will 10 forwarded soon the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets % be addressed
20 DON RODRIGUEZ,
maS-tr Care Of City Post Charleston. 8. q.
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practcrl test Of two years.
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting0
artificial teeth IL has the advantages OF
upper sets inserted for eSs. Partial in proportion.
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WIT OrRs TO-DAY Our old (though
stlll youne) friend, Prof. ". G. LiFriRp
will reopen his Dancing Academy to day
lie has secured an admirable room for this
purpose In the new building Of L. Dsl-
sheimer, Eco, on Laurel street, The pub
lie will bear us out that u is rarely this
newspaper give. en- unqualified sndorse-
meht Of any one, hence, they will know
how to appreciate what we say-when we
.ay for tho Professor, that a more accom-
rlishsd and clever gentleman thoroughly
sequsinted with his business, hes never
came this way since the foundation stone
of Red stick wss laid.
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say- Sad news Tor the wine drin.
ers. The vintage throughout France
is declared to be q "lamental le y
one. At Bordeaux the wine will
be bad. except that which the low
er classes consume In Champagne
oil will be bad. In Burgundy things
gre melancholy, but the proprietors
are trying the aid Of sugar-a hear
ing with small comfort in Il. Cog.
nae gives wine sorcly deficient in
alcohol, which deficiency will not
suit the rocky metropolis Of brandy.
Roussillon aud ST. Emillion are said
TO be capable Of better things; but
Orleans is again unlucky. And
the Rhine and the Moselle are swol
len 10y the tears Of the proprietors
whose wine will be scarcely drink.
aple."
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Posr orrrox orkRArIoSs. Post
msster-Goneral has ests tsblished tho follow
ing Post Offices during the week ending
December 18th Hemp's Creek, Catahou-
la Parish, and Grand Ecore. Natchitoches
Parish, Louisiana Lane, Bowie county,
kimball, Basque county, aud Ten Mile,
Henderson county, Texas; Hope Hnl,
Pike county, Mississippi. and Tishcmingo
ChickaSaw county. Arkansas. The names
ofthe following have been changed Poin,
Worthington, Washington county. Missis-
Choetsw county, Arkansas, TO Choctsw
Agency.
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STATE or LouIs1ANA-Psrish of East

STATE or J0uIsIANA-Pstish Of East
Baton Rouge-sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
Of Auguste Zeigler, deceased No. GA
Probate.
=" HEREAs 7. A. Kuphler has this
w day filed In said Cosft an spplies-
ticn praying 10 be appointed and confirm
ed ss Curator of the estate Of Auguste
zeigler. late Of said parish deceased.
Notice IL hereby given 10 ell persons In
terested. TO show cause flf any they can
within ten days rom the first publication
ofthis notice. why said application should
not be granted
Given under my hand aud the seal Of
said court. this goth day of December
A. D.. 1850. JOS. KEPIILER.
dec ~ Clerk.
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A memstspdun sb.ws she Aushes sf
"Asm..seg,t s,' .ra utp.sntniea.''
~ ws. A. pooru. ~. n.

| 7 attended, yesterday, "Fofest Chapel =
and heart q sermon end a lecture By 4. u
Bald win, one Of the most wonderful men
with whom II has every been my good for
tune To- become personally scg Jsinted.
A gentleman end minister, who IL .
scholsr and orator, told the 70 day. he he
lieved him 10 be the greatest man Of the
sFe.
Baldwin is the suthor of "Armsmeglon' ''
| and dominion In these works he fath.
or eeneesls than reveals himself A reader
| ofthsr, especially Of the fret would scarce
ly expect TO find that the suthof was not
only q philosopher, destitute Of blgotfy,
but poet, who welded words aud mag
cry like an iutellsctusl magician.
To srgue with logical precision, 20 speak
With effurtless fueney. TO ascend 10 the
sublime and descend 10 the com mon place,
st the spesher's pleasure, with ease and
without diseord and TO infuse soul into
the argument. into the words. aud into the
puetty, are the gfts of the greatest minds
sni the greatest orators. These gifts. and
one ether, are Bsld win's that other IL
originality of conception.
I invited him home With the, because 7
discovered that he was hinier hon
eat. humble. modest. fearless faiEtsr-es
pable Uf abstract reasoning and desired
TO alt at his feet aud learn his views of
questions which we're petplexine my mind,
sud tempting u from the beaten ttaek cf
orthodoxy into the dreaded realm Of IN
christian inhdelity.
lie came and found that his researches
had been profound that his thoughts had
penetrated deeply into every metaphysi-
cal subject, that his opinions, whether
right or wrong, were clear, decided, and
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So Lord Melbourne's official
announcement If the death of VIII
liam the Fourth. to the Mayor of
London. may be quoted to illus.
trate the difficulty Of writing brief
paragraph upon great event
The British Premier. on the ccces.
ion above named, said at il
with much regret that announce
to your lordship that It has pleased
Almighty God to relieve his Maj.
esty from his suilerings.'
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MAYOR Woop "SEoEprs."-Tt is
stated that Mayor Wood has seced
cd from st. Georges Church. in
New York, in consequences Of the
rectors criticism and condemns
tion OF the alleged upcbristian
spirit Of his HonUr's recent thanks.
giving proclamation. Mr.. Wood
will hereafter worship at Grace
Church.
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OfsRA FhAEoAis. Monday night the
slst inst. q company Of Artistic. from th'
Theatre D'Oflssns, will give the fret u 8
series Of vaudevilles in the Opera Com
lque. The performances will he entirely
In French, and this large portion Of our
population will doubtless turn out IN
-,ssss. All regretted sbou, II. is the lin
tied capacity Of Academy Hall. which will
not hold one hslfcf the number who will
O. TO the door for admission. Tickets and
seats should be secured at the box Office Of
the Hall during the day.
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sccrptHr p.c,y,r R.rpe.p.-Tb. Mar

scrrptHE pAciriu uRoAp.-The Mat
shsll (Tesss) Republican, of the 18th inst. b,
hes the following
A map aud profile Of the Sou 'hetn IA
sihc Railroad for 80 miles from the Lske,
aud including the connection st the State
line, has been completed and forwarded
to Austin. in compliance with the law
u was executed by Mr. John Ilewett, un
der the direction of NJ. X. Higmsn. Chief
Engineer, aud is q fine piece Of work.
There are now 910 hand. employed in
grading the road west of MARSHALL. and II
10 expected that. by the lat Of January.
there will he frrcs Of 200 employed. He
sides considerable number. In addition
10 this force are engaged IN getting out
cross ties, building bridgss, ssc. The sub
contractors have obligated themselves to
comple,e 95 miles Of road ready for the
iron by the lat of May.
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We ave authorized 10 announce Dr. '. A.,
" wiLLiaMs, Of tssi Baton Rouge, ss rsndi
date fer the State Cch.eatIsn, 10 he held on the
Jth dsr ut January, 1891.
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II. A. RAUHMAN's
NEW VARIETY STORE,
aoRTH BOULEVARD sTEsT,
Ne.r ststs House.


BATON ROUgE, IA.
r BEg bEavB respectfully N e.ll the site n
U tlun ~ the public 80 mv "Nev vAHfEir
STORE" which 7 hsve jus, opened, In the eity n
Baton Rouge. Fsst ~ Miss Fannie OuUnof's Mill
nefy Store. Thsnsful 10 ny III .nds and the
public generally, f,r the generous and ibsrsi pa
tressee beretcfore extended ~ me, iu my fyfne,
business, solicit Of them eoatinuspee ~ tls
same 70 my new enterprise, which I hope, they
vii fed ~ their advantage. A special invits
ton IL estendea 10 the ladies 10 give me call
snl examine the
LARgh STOCK or FANCY ARTICLES,
vhich IL too numerous to psrtieulstiss. All my
goods are prfchssed direct from the nsnuf.eiuf-
are, consequently, I csn afford ~ sell ss cheap
u not chesrsr than can he purchased In New ~.
leans A pst,i.i list gf my stock is here given;
FANCY guUDs, g large assortment; such as
VASES snd tdAgEs suitsble for Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments;
WALL PAPER, ronipiste stock
NtSDOw SHADES ~ every description
WAX CLUrH PIANO COVERS;
elLT CoRyIOEs FOR WINDOWS;
CURTAIN FASTENfNgs;
RHUsHES ~ every description;
glLr aUuJbiNgs, large assortment, slwsys
on hsnd
s,br FRsMEs br PHOTOGRAPHIC. l.rs. stock
on hsnd;
MIRRORS, gItT. ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FHAMEs:
LOOKING GLASS PLATES
LITilUpHApHs and OF pAiNTINGs;
Toy WARE 81 every description;
SMOKING PIPES of ell sty les ard description;
PAINTS. OILS vAPNisuEs. TuRrENTtNE, Ae;
FHENOH wINDOw GLASS Of every size;
gLUE, MUSLIN fet PAPER HANgINu, rACKs,
ke pov2i ". A. RAuHMAN
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We are suthorlsed 70 snnoures WILLIAM
.. PIKE ss . candidate tor the Convention fcr
,he Parrish % H.s, Baton Rouge.
Advocate crpy.
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A Fsbioirous ARRASsEsrEr oy rus
HsAps OF THisas.--The local Of the New
Orleans Cfssesat. certainly ought TO apply
for y esveat, al once, TO secure his heads Of
things. Here are some Of them. II the
nssh pte.s Of Gothsm, can get out bettsr'
let them do it
TIE Corporation Meeting. IShock-
'Ng Mar8er Of a Poi,cemdN. Scene
At The Nsr Opera House. DNci
Fyasfrated-A Dos5ie Ann,rersa,y.
A Desperate Bvgisr Shot and Ar
rested. $4,000 Of Property Recoe.
cred. New Military Compan,s
Robbery at The Lafayette Hotel
Scene az Far at odd Feioos'
Hall FVes - Stabbisg - Ccsrts.
etc. etc. Interesting Home Ners !
Escape Of he Great Bugiorii--
Ssic,de 2f n P,i,cemdn. A Shock.
,ag Acc,dentit A Father KHs hs
Opa Son J D1d Extraordinary.
A Mastery IN Aigie,sii Cutting
Af,ays, etc. etc.
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sR- We are authorized 10 announce the nstns
. ton. y. ~. FuaUA. ot East Fslleisn.. ss .
candidate fot The Convention ~ The ssns'cfis
pis'tct composed Of Esst Fslicisns, tsst aud
West Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

80 we are .u,hcsi,sd 10 snncuncs eEss
y. w, CUbr. ss = candidate ~ the Ccnven.
ton rcr the Parish NJ Ess, Baton Rcres.
gN- Advocate eepr
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

We .ts authorized ~ snncunce MAJOR a.
NJ DUNN, ss n espaiis,s z ' ,he Convention
fct the pa,ish ~ East ps,on Rouge.
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tE- We ere authorized ~ snnuunce JUDGE
THos. a. MORGAN, as . candidate fot The
Etrte Convention.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

.g The following letter from New
York City, win give some idea Of the
financial and social distress now prevail.
ing Ia that city
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
NEw yoHH. Dec. IA. 1890.

Matters are In most frirhliul ccnd,ion
In THE city, and getting woree every day.
God only knows what will become Of the
twenty thousand poor people now out Of
employment here during the present win
ter. Everything here has tnae Of gloom
that Il oVerpowerins aud bliehtins. Eve
~ day you can see squads Of men travel
ing about the streets mo employment, no
money land the uumber augnenting eve
~ hour. But what IL still worae, tho
weather IL bitterly cold. uorrid to think
self WITH"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
N w CALIC0S

Ladies' Bonnets aud stia Flats.
II HAVE just opened my New Fall stock OF Vel
Il vet and Straw Bonnets, also large sssort-
ment OF Ladies aud Misses Hats, thJss 10 want
Of these goods will do veil 10 call early.
sspt20 W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

iicisns, Esst Baton Hyuse and West ns,or Rc,se.
Toe Advocate. t'iintsn pst.ic,, Lcuissns Demo
era, and sugsr Planter VIII please eopr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

MISSES CLOAKs.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of these goods 10 ar
III rivsip . few dsj ., also few v-ry hshdsofns
white Epsroaersi Msrioo Cioaks for lnfss,..
asg2a w y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
HALLOF MAYsvILLE.

TIME Flows have arrived and we have q
l. large lot of them on hand = -manufac-
tured 10 the South and Of q pattern &C
knowledged 70 be a. good IL not the best
in use-they are well worthy our Planter
customers patronage.
MONTAN & MATTA's,
novel Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

tg-ws are authorized ~ snhourse A. -
HEBRON. ss . esndias.. fcf The Cvr-e' q 90
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lalIp @a1tttt ano Comet
HAToN Houa % .

sATuRDArinEniiinHiDEC. 70, 1880.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
NEW GOODS.
NOTICE.

HAvfNG purchased the 90 "a In the New Or
IL leans Cheap Store business will be car
risd on hereafter IN ny .ssme, aud for my own
account. The Goods on hand nov, I will dispose
Of at New York cost.
sept22 A. R0sENFIELD.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
SCIIN APPS

LID WIN. BOGEL, srs Agents for Bininger's
IL London Dock Gin. yandsrvesb's schnspps,
Wolfe's Schiedsm do. kudolph's do junsiS
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WINTER DRY GOODS
AT rHH-
Il EOPJE'S STORE

-sts. sr,. srrustrs rss sass
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMFNTS
AHE Now OFFERED al the above establish
"A meut, to those who have not yet laid IN
their winter supplies Of
LADits DRESS GOODS,
CLOAks aud siiAwLs,
HOUsE FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES and MiRsEs HOSIERY,
they can have them st New Orleans Cash Price
vur stock is completes snd We n,ttsr ourselves
that IN poipt Of styles, quality and cheappsss
cannot he errelsd BY any other house this side
Of New Orleans. We chse,fvliy invite ,he sttsn
tion Of the citizens Of Baton Rouge and Vicinity
70 our present varied assortment which cannot
be surps sed 10 tho who are in doubt let them
call aud examine the goods aud prices aud give
ess fair trial. hats all we ask. our Motto |
Cheap for Cash.
g. soBMALISsxy a co.
novU Peoples Store.
STEWARDS CANDIES.
A FULL assortment df these celebrated
"A Candies, Gum DroHs etc, Just recsiv-
cd direct from the manufacturer for sale
low by
deol5. A. STEWART a. co.
TNEA n full assortment Of Black and
i Green Tea received aud for sale by
deel5 A. STEWART & co.
WE would respectfully call the atten-
w ton OF our friends and the public
In general TO our large and omplete as
sortment Of all goods in our line which
we offer at greatly reduced prices for cash
decl5 A. STEWART &CO.
Druggist