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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
fNNUAL INCOME, s2,250,000l
naTfv Uevrnue ST.EOD.OO.

Daily Revenue S1ssOO.OO.
INVESTED ~ TlfE UNITED SrArfS, OVER esoo0ooi
ar DirscJrs Pcrs0nd1y Responsible r ts Engagements Qf
hs C0upuu3.
WWTg respecty security % The Liverpool
w London Insurance Company W policy holders 10 tl
large cash capital and Investments, stated above.
me large capital and income Of The Company enable 70 take
n convenient parties requiring large amounts ofnurance
10 addition ordinary mode of Insurance, this Companyt
sues PERMd NEYT POLICIES on the payment of TN dNNC
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thencef1rth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled a. te and The pre-
MUM viii be returned less per cent
This Company VIII make Insurance By loal of kens hy IRE on
neE ana most iheral princlple.
Under Policies % his Company an caas are paid upon pre-
sen.aon % satact0ry proof of loss without tblsn or dedc
n r ntsrsst; and not = usual DAYS aer pFesenta
ron OF proof WORrHAM WYATT, Agens
mhN q Main street. under Sc Charles hotel.
A RTISrS, NAT RIAS, such a. OF COlOrs la
IN Auher cllors SABLE dch and camel hair pcoc
Ink nrtung psper Eo board lead AMI coorcd pencils
crsvons pens Mtthsusai lnstrurens books Ar Drawing
s.a &C great variety for sale a. the Wholesale and retail
Arts,s' tore Of Wa EArTLkR A CO.
anss- ii2 Main e.. fsw doors b-low ESchangs Rank.
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Pmary DepAmen-for Children under II years Of age 50 90
REFERENCES
Tar oT,gE scIoo.Rgh Reverend Bishop Meade
Virginia. Right Bishop Cobbs ALBANIA; Reverend A.
Emple D. D., wilmington N @; Rev. Doggett, u D.. Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danye Va Reverend g. Gdersleevs Richmond Va Reverend
T. V. Moore d D.. Richmond Va; Reverend Wm II. Wheel
wright Richmond Reverend John Saunders Rehuond, Va
The Cltrgy o he Episcopal Church In Virginia
~ an letters be directed to HUBERT r LEFEBVRE Rich
mond iy26-dSc8m
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Capital, s:bO1,OO
BOILING W. HAxALJ, President
o. y BREsEE, secy
DIR
wN II. MAcFABLND President Farmers Bank A. wARwIcE hrm
of Warwick Btisale wN g. CEsNiH1w arm OF Crenhaw
Coz WnlISGroS GonDS firm Of Godiln 4 Apperson; r. W.
NcCiNc hrm Of Dunlop, Moncure Coz g. A. BAEEspAE firm
Warwick Bakervl, JANIS H. GRASr Tobacco MAuuaciu
ter L. D. CRSsulw firm Of HaNa Crenshaw Co JoHS l..
BACON firm Of Bacon Barksiale; lAxnt, Grm Of Haxa
Creishaw Co; JoHN CUHRE JR, ship Owner; WM D. WAR
wcs Warwick Barksdale JAS ALsB JosIs Attorney
at Law; ELLrr Builder; G.. RUTFS, Agdcuudst and
Manufacturer; McGEuDEN frm OF S McGrudsfs w.
Cruvr Attorney Law Jas DuSLOP firm OF Dunlop, Sion
cure 4 Co.
o H. p STEM, Travelling Agent iyl4-
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"A SOUTHERN LOCK MANDATORY.

Unwilling Locks Of every description sliding Door Trim
~ mings Of the best quality. Aso Prison aud Bank Lock-
Hinges and Bolts OF any height Bells hung, With without
Tubes.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell work but my manufacture, prepared 10
Warrant TO give entire satsaeon 10 those who may
with call.
WILLIAM READY,
gao Main Street, between sth and ath.
fei0-ly RcHuoxp Va
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INSURANCE COMPANY of the STATE of VIRGINIA.
oTncE CORNER or MAiS AND ELEVENTH srAuu,
RICHMOND.
TEIIs COMPANY prepared 10 take Fire and Marine risks
favorable Terms ASo 10 guarantee and discount Negotiable
Bills and 10 receive Money Deposit and Interest thereon
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

FERMs:
Daily Paper RS per annun; ssniEssay eS; Week %; a.
vays h aavance Remances nay Be made 90 he risk Of We
Pn6shs In Al cSsS where evidence The deposit Of
n.-f NTIsa rnntnfn
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR. SEPTEMBER SEQ.
FRANCE, BRoADBESTS & Co, Managers.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

TIE Managers cal ne attention o e public 70 hs oOioiE
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdiOa IN WHiH0tO DeLdiOdrs
BYSTATEA UTHORITY
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1860. FALL TRADE. 1861
GAMuEL M. PRICEk co

l57 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
WE are now receiving uppes Fall and Winter goods
w embracing eyeiy variety TO be had in ths and The New
YORK market which will be continually increased during the
son sAaL. M, PRIoE co.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
Our stock NEGRO CLOTHING how complete embracing
Virginia and ed, Cloths Lnseys saiinelJ Blankets and
ssIs DO'" sAML NJ PRICE co,
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0. FALL TRADE. II
SHAFER, HALSEY a. CO.,

ClothierS and Manufacturers.
10 MAIN STREET.,
RiehmOnd. Va.
yE Subserhers having Manufactured for the Virginia and
North Carolina trade Tor the past years bring expert
nce and thai the CLOTHING offered
Nln IN every iespect give satsfacton.
Pos,epg every facility for Carrying business
fully We ak an examination Of stock knowing that can
o inducements these Sho desire gooi goods at fair prices
SHAFER, HALSEY CO, A 5 sHAfeR Co,
Richmond Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS sHAFER co,
Ivnchhurg Va
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NY fully prepared for business, and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of its objects This
Company It's charter divides eyeneghs Of It's profits,
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the Of the Mutual Sysn with te pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock to0 and ihe added security that s
stockholders have permanent interest In conducting Its
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
10 benyeed Bond and Mortgage unincumbered Real Estate
worth double the amountI
The chief object Of the Company to aid in retaining at home
which annually State
Northern Companies That money will be
loaned Customers for OF at legal interest," and dis
bufsed In midst.
Annulies granted Life and term Policies Is
sued os other good Companies Slaves Insured for
one year or for a term Of years
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mhSl
lNOIs LACE, LEATHER AND BELT HOOKS.
call at sels kSOWLhS WALtokDs
THLORIAC CLARET.-5O 30 boxes Florac Clsret in quart
II an plnts The best Wine at moderate price
sale. Ael-2w BLAIR CHAMBERLAIN
n TONS ROCK SALT in large blocks OF eire tlmp'r:
~ taon suitable Tor planters and graze lust landed ana
a sale nv sELDEN MILLkR,
sois Cor. Pearl and Cary stS
JULES ROBIN a. GO. COGNAC.
TIyIE having npponci agents In this city
r the sale old well known brand Of Cog
Brandy, call the atentltn OF Tho trade 10 ue very
iurerior an- fy article which they or for fae from
BoNngp MAnEnOusE', and 10 arrive direct.
They nov oer Shipment part Of which Is oI The
vintage of ISIS selT-9m tan. DAVENPORT
CtUGaR.-5n bbb Exira Coffee Sugar
- 20 do Cut Loaf do, j1si received pers schr.
Iynehburr and for sale By W. W. WOODBRIDGE,
ssis 18th street
TIIO THOSE IN DELICATE HEALTH, or whose
In dehiited con inn, earnestly recommend
ELIXIR OF CALAsAYA BARK, for sale BY DOVE CO,
sept6 "holesaIe DsnEssA
RmV RAZOWS.-A supply of Heidor's Army REEors
N usi 10 hand Those persons sailing for them
They pronounced by competent nge-
q J. sINr0N,
Importer OF Hardware
sei II Main St
DEAUTIPUL BROWN NsUGAR-EleganiNo o. an:
I'D Cuba Museovado Molasses for sale BY :, ,,oonp -,
au2 moOnh, agent.
nLACK TEA.- Jusi received delicious article Of hlaet
ID Tea satisfaction guaranteed In IT, Ao nice articles
Green Teas, Tor sale by A. "VoAA' AEeH"
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nun rrnEERVRI,,s eCEunnI.

yJHE MKT SESSION Of our school begins on tie Fsr DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850, and terminates on the last day Of june
in consideration the almost unprecedented ihathas
attended our efforts cannotrefraa on expressing thank
psrdoned for briefly referring to some Of the many advantages az
ioed which the permanent prosperity Of all such Institutions
The buildings are large and conmodou planned
requirements Of large iemale nstuonand adodng al
unequaed advantages for the comfort and convenience Of
our pupils Only young ladies win occupy the chamber
The Principal has made female ducaon study
Of his % and has been engaged In successful teaching for
psenced especial reference the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this Institution to be referred
Our system education thorough and complete and while the
best facilities Afforded perfection In the accomplishments Of
female education the greatest care Insure the acquire
men Of sound practical earng the reason and Judgment are
exercised In preference 70 memory and the latter while not Who'll
y ignored Is subsidiary dependent former
Our daily system consists essentially in close searching exami,
son careful explanations and flllar lectures The plan
sued for many instruction In the French department has
proved emneu successful 1t the language Of the family and
TO enable those pupils boarding with acquire accurate
knowledge Of speak with and 1ueney the French Of
conversation, In this respect think our school pos
advantages which only be equaed by few Institutions Of
the kind in the country
from models aad from nars are under the charge Of Professors
ueor are employed TO teach exeusvev in school, by
devotng their tine and attention entirely 10 pupils ad
vantage may be Afforded for the of these accomplish
such rules and regulations pio
mote the welfare and interest Of 1Id AL The pupils
HUByRT p LHEByRF NJ Principal Natural Philosophy, Ltera
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
W. g. WILLIAMS A. B. Vice Principal Astronomy, Matheu Auss
Chemistry, History, Latin.
Rev. GATEwooD NJ formerly Professor In William Mary
College.
Mrs. GRAcv BENNETT, Engish Branches.
Miss MARY O. GoRD0S, English Branches.
Senior CARos olRDovz MER1, spanish and Italian.
siGSoKINA AsToSIEr1A EKBi Vocal Music.
SIaNoRISA MARIETTA RRBA, Piano
JOHS A. OLLYo, Drawing and Painting
VIZ. Y. GRAB4U Piano, Organ 6acred MuSlo
@ W. THLOw, Piano.
HESRIcH SCHNEIDER, hhrp
o. ERicssOS, Guitar.
The Rev GEo and the Rev BLEn have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses
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TIIIIAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL SATAN and Mr. STA
CYs effort 10 Identity him, aud the usng ofh head In the
immediate future
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

"WosEN IN FRApCE. Chivalry
originated first in The South Of France.
with all its complicated code of senti-
ments and customs, and left au indel.
lille trace, not merely on the manners.
but on the whole imagination Of
France True as gospel Woman
may be more highly respected in Eng
land and America. bat her eemPHnieh.
ship is far mote valued in France is
not, Has she beauty THAT is a
matter of comparatively little conse-
ence-bul, is she am,oble l--d-t-eHs
de Fespru that is, has she quick
perception Can she converse with
ease. vivaeity and intelligence Ac-
cordingly, old women are often deem-
ed far uote charming companions
than young girls, because they have
usually more esprit. Sensual as 4
Frenchman may chance TO be, there is
no country where So much as il
France women are loved and cherish
ed for THEFT qualities of mind and
heart Put that down 10 the credi
of both sexes. when you make com
paiisons, says Quilp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

An EARLY JEWISH Temple IN
CurNA.-At the late meeting (Ox-
ford )of the British Association, DR..
Mcgowan read paper before the
Geographical section, "On an Ante.
Christian Colony in China" The
most interesting fact brought for
ward in DR.. Macgowan's commu-
nication related to magnificent
Jewish Temple, which was de-
stroyed by fire, in the city ofChiog-
tn, about a century before Christ.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

TuNNFLrNG or Mourn GEMS. This
gigantic work will sbridgs by
twelve or fourteen hours the dis.
tance between the Italian peninsu-
sula and Western Europe. II was
begun three years ago. The two
extremities are at BardonDeche, in
Piedmont. and Modane, in Savoy.
The whole distance TO be cleared
amounts TO thirteen kilometers. Of
which only one is completed-600
meters at Bardonnecbe, and 400 at
Mondane. At this rate thirty nine
years would be required TO complete
the work, were il not for the engine
invented by Messrs. Grandis. Graf
toni and Sommeillcr, by the help of
which IL is calculated that this mag
niiicent operation will bo brought
to termination in about sixth
of the time. This is always sup
posing that no unforeseen obstacle
presents themselves at a depth of
s9l5 feet (French) beneath the
carth's surface; for every step in
advance is nearly equivalent to
step downwards. The new perfor-
ators will be in complete action by
the end Of present month, and the
most sanguine hopes are entertain
ed of triumphant result.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
nallp o5a3rttr ann Comet

Pobrricsb pffioohif ~ "hoeh
oeFFR. = "e i''''o' avs n"e'' ',a.'
which py the way "oaswei - o"e
Of the best papers In that state, has
an account IN detail o, diheu"y ~
Brush Oreek. W appears 'na' 'ne
people gave barbecue, whefes' 'ne'e
was the usual NUMBER OF s"o'''ou'
young men each wanting 70 MAKE
speech. Three sides OF the political
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

Posr OFFicE NEwspArER. Mr.. !
Holbrouk, (says the Charleston
Courier the well known post oili-
CO detective. has in contemplation
to publish paper devoted ex-
clusively to difl'usiug information
in relation TO the department. Nc
man is better qualified for this task.
IA he has seen some seventeen
years service, and Ia perfectly
familiar with everything pertain.
ing to the service. e.-P,mVune.
Such a book, IL certainly much
needed IN this growing country. IT
Mr. Holbook will impsrt in his
book, a few common sense rules
FOR letter writer's to be governed
by; the mails, will not have TO bear
40 heavy burthen, for irregulari-
ties and failures. For instance.
The writer Of letter may be very
well known within the mile square
Of his section. aud IL may be known
that he calls his plantation Para
disc Place. but when he writes a
letter to GO abroad, he should give
the name Of the Poet office, whereat
he expects an answer. No sepsi.
BILE man ought to start his letter
and with merely Parrish Of Cata-
houla" or "Catamount County,
He should place the name Of the
Post Office wbereat he expects an
answer, although he may live a
mile or more from office door Fol.
lowing the name of the Office,
he might give the name Of the
Parish or County; and then of the
State. No man should write TO a
stranger on business and expect
him to guess at the private mark
he makes for his name. If there is
anything that ought TO be clear and
distinct and devoid of all flourish
in q letter; il should be the name of
the writer. The only exception to
the rule, is in favor the great man,
who rests ais greatness on his sig
nature. All such may do as they
like. These are gratuitous hints,
Mr.. Holbrook can elaborate them
spin them out fine, and put them
in the back Of his book. We have
no caveat--no letters patent, and
they are not secured by any act OF
Congress, that we are aware Of
We shall conceive ourself abund
emily paid for them, if Mr.. Hol
brook will send us copy of his
book and pay the postage.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

ANOTHER Coon REsoLurloN. AT a
meeting of the Board Of Directors
fJr the Free Public Schools on Thurs
day last, a resolution was adopted
appointing Mr.. Payne and DIR. Fay
TO confer with the Principals and
Teachers Of the private schools of
the city, for the purpose Of having
a concert Of action, TO secure com
petent lecturers and demonstrators
Of the natural sciences, to lecture
tc,hes chools and the public generally
during the winter. This is a move
ment to meet the appreciation Of all
and we trust that the end aimed at,
will be attained.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

Discovery OF A New CoLoR.-A
letter from Paris states that new
color has been discovered, produced
from coal tar. II is called dianthiue
and vareis from deep purple to all
the shades Of bright rose color.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

I HAVE just opened n large stock Of Theses good.
j embracing almost every article appertainiug x
20 Gents Wear, such as Linen and Cotton shirts
In all the different varieties, Gents undsrware u
all kinds. Uandksrohisfs, Stocks, Nsctiss and
scarfs, Suspepders, Hosiery, Gloves, stc. in this
department am prepared 30 show the very best
goods. and will guarantee nothing better in tina
market. W. ID. PIfILLtPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

nSy- The Philadelphia Inquirer
says the Irish military organiza-
tions Of that city will refuse 10
unite in any demonstration of re-
spect 10 the Prince uf Wales.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NOTICE.
NJ lOb.
To the Ladies' .t ~. ,suun. end ytetuttr.

r" the Ladies 80 -. ,io"g' aud vicinity.
I HAVE nov IN Store = fine assortment ~ ses-
' sonsbls Dress Goods Of every description, /
aes,r !, unnecessary tir this ueiret ~ make more
particular rneniiun II nue kind of goods tha n
another. hope ~ is sufficient 90 ssy that my
stnck will he found suited 10 the wants ~ sll.
FROM The youngest 70 the oldsft
THOMAS u. OCONOR.
ssptii Corner NJ rbird and Laurel sfs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
RIEDEL Dc PLETZER.
A q A I'D

ALL Persons whS bsvs not ret visited the
large and new "TEIANGULAR STORE corner of
Africa and ~. Ferdinand, Esst of iIeude a Rhodes
store, are invited TO give us call. They viii he
certain to 6od all thai is wanted in the Provi-
sion and Western Produce, eto. The owners pro-
pose 10 sell on liberal terms and always guarantees
their goods.
aug2s TRAHAN 4 LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NEW nOOKsi NEW nOOKsfi

The three Clerks, by Anthony Trolnpe
The Queens OF srciety. by Grace and 2. Wharton;
Mount Vernon fspers, by Edward Everett.
"Prenticisna,' NJ Wit sud hupor sragrsphs:
Milrh Cows ami Dairy Farming. by Fiint
Young Fsrmefs' Nsnuil, the Farm W., kshop
The Throne Of David, by Ingram;
Adam nsde;
The Green ~ Hearts. by wikie Collins.
The Physiology cfcommon life, ~ lewis;
Ofs'lons and Speeches of Edward Everett, vols
Lnrd Elgin's mission to China and Jspau-by
Oliphant
NiddsBeld's Oookery--for sale by
sspts2 J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
s0y- The New York Herald | re

hW lne NeW IOTk 'TeT"W re-
marks that the committee appoint
ed to prepare for the reception of
the Prince in New York represent
over two hundred millions of dol
lare. This is genuine Yankee
way Of estimating the high respec-
ability Of the committee.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
HATS AND CAPS.

An NOW prepared 20 show tuY NEW FAIL
y STOCK. and think ear gfstifg tha taste oi
s'l who mar want anything IN the Hat lins my
stock is entirely new and comprises sll the new
styles. ". u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
I,-a,es Bonn.,s ,,s sr,ss.. Flats.

| WILL receive In few asv = large stock ~
' silk, Velvet aud Winter Straw Bonnets slso
the hsndsoinest assortment cf Misses FLATS 10 be
found anywhere. " y PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
,e,,tv had been lef behind IN the

Secretary had been left behind 10 the
hospital.
Mr.. Allen remarked that he had acted
as Secretary 10 General walker.
Commander 3. called the Secretary
aside and questioned him closely as TO
walkers plans and the direction uf his
march. but the Secretary could give no
satisfactory replies. The Commender
seemed particularly anxious TO know
whether Walker had gone into the interi-
or or had taken the coast For the purpose
Of embarking. He remarked that he re
GREETED very much that Mr.. Wslker had
not accepted his terms, ne he feared u
would 90 very herd with him and his
men II he attempted TO make his way
through the enemy's country The Com
mander then remarked that those that
had been left need spptehend no danger,
ss British protection should be extenued
10 us. We were 10 he permitted 10 leave
T,uxillc whenever opportunity presented,
aud would be allowed to take out private
baggage with us, but all arms OF papers
relating TO Gen. Walkers expedition must
he retained in the fort % public property
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13

THE FIorp GuN.-A correspon-
dent If the New York Times writes
from Old Point Comfort (va.) that
on Tuesday last the great "Flcyd
gum was fred for the first time.
The frat shell. weighing three
hundred pounds, was thrown fifteen
hundred and fotty-iive yards at an
angle of five degree-and striking
the sand. bounced seven hundred
aud iifty yards further. The charge
of powder was twenty pounds. The
second shell, weighing a9S pounds
was thrown something upwards Of
four miles on the water, at an an
gle of forty degrees and with q
charge of twenty-five pounds Of pow
der. The powder with which this
gun il fired is in grains OF about
one inch cube. The report is not
81 loud ns that made by the ten inch
guns on the rampsrts, but the whistl-
ing of the shell through the air
ia terrific. The shell thrown upon
the water was forty-two seconds in
the air before striking. The "Floyd
gun" is prouuuced a success and
and there seems to be no doubt IL
will reach a range Of six or eight
miles. II weighs 10000 pounds
and cost in it's casting $4,000.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
HOvs CLOTHING.

LIVERY article sppertsining ~ Btys west ran
IL nov he furnd at ms Clothing store, the as
suttment is very complete aud all ms de up in the
best style. WD PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
IlI,ACK SILKS.

A FEW Patterns of very small figures Just ~.
~ r-ivsd slsu something yer, superior IN plain
nsck. w u PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BUILDERS can be furnished with lum-
I'D Der Of the first quality, shingles DC,
at moderate prices from Esvrot & Rey-
naud's Mil on the Crosse Tete KaiI Road.
t-y- All orders will be promptly attend
cd TO II left with &. ID. FAVROT,
aug6 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
New Fall and Winter Clothing.

HAVE nsH In store fay en- tire Stock of
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
The mnst 81 which have made up 70 order sud
have no hesitation IN saging " IL the largest
ana most complete ssssrtnent In this place, all
I ask is su examination ~ ny stocs and feel
20 stisfsi that csn give perfect sstisfsetior to-
al those who can appreciate good Goods.
ssp'i2 W y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

NOTICE TO RENTS.
A SCHOOL f,r boys will he opened on The hrs,
~ - OCTOBER, 1850, IN The building on North
street une door shove Nj = ". News residences
Fair share ~ patronage is solicited fcr this
school: i,s merits eau only he kuown by trial ard
the manager is willing 10 sbl1e by that decision.
Poys ~ sny sge will he sdritteH Catholic
Children viii be taught their esteshi.ha - the
request ~ the parents.
Terms.
English ana French e. 10
Greek Latin aud the higher msthersties.. 7 90
FOR further particulars apply tc
REV. y. HUBERT.
sspis Pastor cfst Juseph's, Baton Rougs.