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AUCTION SALES.

STEAMBOAT AND SAW MILL ENGINES AT AUCTION
without Reserve.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
AUcroTEgR
Successor Benz Kendigoce. No ll9 drayier street
MONDAY. the sth inst, at O'Clock r; NJ.
lFl or Immediately after the Succession sale OF Oe9g fater
PREMISES Of New Leyee and peofa Streets
without limit reserve, will be solid
Two large Steamboat Engines, mI
And
Two Engines IL inch cylinders feet stroke, suitable for
mills. W
800 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
i dozen American shr10 Hats and Capl51 lots Of
Winter CiotlIBg.
BY G.. BEAUMONT, BLACHE 6y CO.,
Auction Rooms No. 60 Chartres street
MONDAY, the Sth inst, at 10 o'clock A..
lYl NJ their auction rooms No. 70 Chartres street. viii be
sold at auction gA
10 =. Hats and Caps. ,@y -"
l5O dozen French and American Shirts.
100 lots Of Winter Clothiag .
nsv-TERMS-Atsa sale. CD
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SITUATION WANTED BY A MAN AND HIS
- Wife In some family where good cook washer
oner gardener coaehman needed in
try. line addressed 10 JOHN. Mt this Office will meet with
immediate response. oa otr
KXTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
w Commission Wholesale House has been in employ
for the years unexceponabe references given
Address Il, H q nj this office .5 sell If
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q NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING RE
Ia moved from Epanade the Of Baronne and Ora
S yier Streets squares the ST. Charles Hoei
keep constantly hand choice let Of Maryland and
Virginia NEGROES eonsisting of Field Hands, Houss Ser
wants Mechanics Cooks Washers and Iones seamessea
etc. all Of which will DO sold low for cash. time for good
city aaceptances a -.
se29 If g,&34s5 j. NJ WILSON.
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TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, lsINCE
i
OLD AMI YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will preserve nfalibly the growth and hair If
sis tie Win own rss
men the hair make it more soft and beautiful than OIL
Jsdgss ItioTasys Doctors Clergyman Pofsssess
bear testimony that we do not loo much in its favor Read
Prof j Wood-Dea Sir tmc lust summer We Were
wes % TO Ct a ay soa and rs
to report e
with sores called scad head Ths almost en-
ey cane 9 in eonseauenee when friend seeing his suffer
hopes but to surprise and thai Of Al friends
and aSrat Of hair started ont and say
that boy has healthy sealr and nxuriant crop
your Restorative, perfect remedy ali diseases
szR: Y I. sIasIsa5Ehkn
becoming prenately accompanied by harshness which
Ws as s s m as it
months it in thai condition and having
color soess greatly te Be preferred
70 those produced BY the publication Of oils Other
for lady, toilet whether be used Hair Restorative
Yon have pesio refer 10 me IN who a sas d Sa
of its performing all tina, is claimed 70! IT
Cincinnnt o.. Feb. TO- 1851. Ia Third i Street.
WEtIINeroN. No. Dee. s 1857
xho he'd been using yenr aif 5sso5ave Induced trs
IT. NJ had sad hs fever es time Ss Nag and nearly haT
thicker than II Nothing but duty AID sympathy
the benefit have reeeysa from Prof Woods Ter Rssorase
The Resioaxe / PIT up in bottles a three s s Va fe
sr p bo s as ea Sos a s t%ay s pas
cent more in proportion than the snail reas for
,on and fetails for u boffe s' 'A 0se u p'p0s'
On YIN Nh Rss 81 aSe Nd M Ysi
street st; Louis. No.
nls sneed&W s00a anu aN's s0'as pssaets
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Landing from Liverpool
70 best proved Chain Gables, &, n a. and IL inch rs
fathoms. For sale by I
JOHN D. BEIN { SON,
80 and o. fsa,a,.e a 80. lsss8
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Galvanized Sheet rror,.

Landing from Philadalphia-
loo bundles Nos. Is, % q g. q and g. Wire Gsngs hess
Galvanized Iron. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIs SON,
and Gar,su street
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Brazier's and Bolt Copper,

Landing and in store
% cases 70, = and y lb., a0xe0 Roofing Copper
10 cases TO- II and II ID. alx6o
% cases 10, II aud II H., 2ix6D .
1000 sheets u 10 l2sh s0xG0 Bfasers'
lo,ooo pounds Bolt Copper, x 10 TX inch.
For saie Wy JOHN D. BEN SON, NJ
. So and e{ (sr,,, s,,s.f
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GARDINEs-IoO hf and a. hexes, of the following
NJ hrands PeReau Colin Fertris BaiierraI For sale by
s. ID. GRATIAA 4 CO..
dsl 50 Cusiomhouse 81
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800 boxes Charcoal Xxx landing from, Isvs,,o, FL,
for sale by
JOHN D. BEIS son,
80 and o. Camp strsaa
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Sheet Iroa1

Landing and in store
700 bundles 10 TO 20 VIC.
lso do III %, Is aud s7-suitabe fsr stove pipe
For sale by JOHN d, BEIN 4 SON,
80 srld III f,nrcs, strs.x
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ReIIs..

Landing from CINCINNATI and In store fun stoe fro
1000 pounds For sale by g
JOHN D. BEIS son,
80 and Oh Camp street
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100 casks, suitable for Horses and MILES inst
from ie factory Of Messrs H. BeFden song For aae b.
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
SO and 81 garup sreet
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AIula.l


Boiler Iron.
500 sheets ssra's Boiler Iron u tn
It's do Ahbotrs do do u IN
600 DO EHillman Brothers Best Premium.
For sale by JOHN D. gEIN Il s0sE
50 and 81 Camp street.
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COLE AGENCY
- OF THE CELEBRATED
WEEP STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles 81 to u inches diameter 81 rs an inch
66to ~ inches diameter an inch.
under ~ inches diameter rs an inch.
tern. Crate Bars Ic. per pound.
Il. 4. LAVILLEBEUYRE
Commission Merchant,
fe4 " SIRE
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JOHN ID. BEIN & can

4-z--~-sossSgl.1 a1z " 1lz1M q SUN.
So J0fEH D. EEssE Il SON, -
80 NOS. 30 AIR ~ s'aMv sraEsr II
--Irzporsars ard Dsasssr ss-- <astsS
HAED RAEEt cUTEERYy IRON cGppNR INN gtw
PLATE.
Have no well ssrettsd stock IT Foreign and fsxssest.
Hssdeare Gallery, EpgIish sid american Earl Isaos s<
Roller Scroll agies HALF es1 8saf sss yl9csfs ~,
Offering for sale ss the lowest aet ri aeeossod
ing Terms. 1s N.
The ssaas for Hian Bothers easiuas and
Boiler fToa.
Are fe SWISS Rolling s ssr gssIr and ssses yss
Are agents for g. 9. ssssy sssbarg eoppss Rosinx
Mil
Are sssas fsr o. Il. s4 fsel Ma,sssesasy einenr.st
Are agents for 'be 81 sous sew Works n ssns Crossings
u Co. 5'#FI n N
--s.sss--
Fos tie sae of cast Iron P5ysfo Gissapsy Company
We invite the attention cazary saes parsrs nd nsr
eiasr and the public lasEs and
stock. = Ss'Sf
Buggy, Carriage, Wagon and cars rxi.s,--
mfngs-
The subscribers inst received lae IND ,eg ssrtt
s'esk q THnng stabIc c1sriags Makers and wheel
rights, VI. -
ps sPokes Bent and Sawed Fec-s Buggy Bodies Arms
FAIRS and Wheels Enam~ed Duck Jspsre Noeska fsaes
faz'a sesssEl Cotton Dack, napla and Tsp.
iNAshef fiatea Bands Top Drsrs and pssssa
Nosninon Patent and Patsat Male BeIta 4xss F,;nsf
ivory saa ftsfed Hsad Lining yory Hsed scrsws
ealsaan ffNnes shaft scekes and eas and large
naen Of AalleasIe heHs sor BHggies and CssTla. w.
JOHN D. BEIts 4 SON
90 and9f Camp gsreet
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y Sefles OF If1FEE HALLS VIII take place fine folowinp
nights
First Of the series, FRIDAY Jan. 20, 1860
second Feb 8 1860.
Third TUESDAY. Feb. q, Mardi- Gras
The Managers take peasuse in announcing they have en-
gagged the services Of LEHMAN'S celebrated Orchestra
Gentlemen procure tickets applying tie Seeretar
at the office OF the Ballrooenirance Camp street
Applications for Ladies' tickets invitation 70 be made t te
Secretary with their names and residences.
The Board OF Managers will every Wednesday eyenin
at ~ o'clock, at the office of the Ballroom = e
No lady will be admitted an invitation e ba v;n
been approved by the Board Of Managers ~ 'e
No Ladies' invitations will after the last n,pen f
ball e f@n " e"eii
night Of the balls 80 - n Y ds1 tfaoI
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B9~Genenen DESTROYS obtaining tickets the Ball
will apply Tie office Of the opc.a HOUSE, any the
above nalied managers. ja9 NJ
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CAnoSpNLkr CANA MD NA,

GAnosDEiEr CANAL AND NAVIGATION CoMpAsY3
or SEw ORLEANS
FY-The annual election for nine Directors
Of his Company 10 The ensuing year viii held 1t te
office of the Company No @ Basin street between the hours
Of ~ a: NJ and L. M, on MONDAY, january IG 1880
az Va 1aDu1s GAGNET, Secretary
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Iandngao bundles 2 n and o best Russia sbsss rar
sale by
JOHN D. BEfH { SON,
50 and On Camp street.
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1sh z x4KssI tFFSNEJEE NTEEET.
Lessee and Manager =, - : ,.
Acting Manager. s - .ass1 Il1M EDitESS
Stage MsnagsY . r = &. ~. CffEsLEY
- - ',sts-' tt-ss- Mr. III. j. Wz4IJlACK,
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BAsK OF NEW oRLgAs.

BANK NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, December H. 1880
ndrThe annual election for twelve Direct
oEs q Ibis Institution to for the ensuing year viii be held
at the Banking House MONDAY, 9Th January 1860 III
tween the hours of 10 A. VI. and P. NJ. ~ ~
dis I'd NJ Reilly caUb;ar
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Boiled and Raw Linseed OIL.
Landing from New York
ZOO gallons.
For sale by JOHN D. BErN SON,
dlg Mo&Metf 80 and gI Camp street
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BANK or NEW onLgAss
December 81, 1859 :
Ha~At n meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day dividend Of -FOUR PER CENT out Of Tic
profits for the last tS month"; declared payable the Stock
holders their Legal representatives,, after TUESDAY
10th january, 1860.
ja2 If MORTIMER BELLY Cashier
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ADJUSTMENTS.
y 2 70
VARIETIES THEATyEry 80 ! STssr, r. e
sHrRD WEEK S d,

" sA1' - s11AI&GEs, f4NAFJgR ATEEET.
Zee and Manager Iff,y q ftt-ys-o
~ II fsttIfsi w
Stage Manager II j. W.sIaos
THIRD WEEK or boz
blffy-seyenth Night OF the season.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN q lsso
tifest triumph Of DOT, which has seor .itssssed
sem ", 20 exceed In and beayty atsy fte
fil,i9n ever presented fl Sete He
5on fery5nse Mr. Goud9ek Dol, lis little wife Ma q
Berthe is bnd dsgilerJ sfiss Sara Edwa- PIN
ner tis sof Mr. Copiand Dots Father On which cfarsr
1T 1T, ~ VII sing ALLD ROBIN fRAYlt g. Idngard
OsiNIBUs. - Commence W." ne 'asee q 1hf.
Doors open at half O'Clock. Performance to com
o a, 9Psn for securing Private Boxes and Chair
ja9 w. b. CHIPPENDAI,E Treasurer
st. CHARLES THEATER.-sT. CHARLES ST
NJ NJ ~ gaRR1 Lessee and Manager
MONDAY NIGHT. Jan. 9. 1850.
t5e celebrated tragedy pr BRETUs; Or THE PAII OF
IAKQUiNfiwin Booih ID bis great part II grlirs
which the farce Of KISS IN THE DARK.
~ Immediately after the performance 4 Grand Mask ard
sancy Dress Ball GeDenlens Tickets IL Teater and BALL
q ~ Applications for ladies' tickets The Box or
nee pr Of Committee Of Arrangements.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and parauette IL
g segosa circc 80 cents; Gallery, % cents; Private
Doors open at ~ o'clock the Performance to commence a,
it Box Office open from 10 A. N. tHsP.a
-las------ 2. GLEASON, Treasurer
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NEW ORLEANS GAS I1GIIT Company
Defenber ~ 1859.
FB-The Board of Directors have this id "
declared semi annual dividend Of per cent payable on and
after I'd January, 1860 II -
d2i I'm N o. j. TIsDAIE Treasurer
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sHrRD WEEK or Dor.
Flffy-seventh Night OF the season.

E3- Doors open half O'Clock Performance m eot
meicc at o'clock precisey -
Box Office open for securing Private Boxes and fs
franl A. ". until 4P, H.
ja9 w. u. CHIPPENDAI,E Treasrycr
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CRESCENT Cry BANK,
New Orleans, December 81 1889
;. "A, ffg,;At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Held this day half yeNly dividend Of per was declared
10 the oeklodef their legal representatives On OF
after MONDAY 10Th january, 1850.
ta2 l3t Hos RAT fauh;ar e
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alattitaIar alptifes.

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, }
New Orleans, December 81 1889
KQ-Notfce is hereby given to all persons
formerly doing business with ihis Bank, that LIST or uN-
CLAIMED BALANCES Of than three years standing and
Ten Dollars IN will be found posted the Bank
ing Room for their inspection. BY order Of lie Board
AZ lin A. r.. RDNDEAIf ftasLier
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hH af ING construction OF 70 miles OF road be let
ons d one mile each west Of Marshall monthly payments in
easl-includng grading cosstles track laying cuverts etc
Proposals 70 be sent to the office Marshall ill day Of let
ting 9th January 1850 Profile TO lie the office Of The
d23 tial0 j. FOWJKES President
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na- In the town of Onondaga

nea- In the town Of Onondaga
nearly all the farm work on a snug
farm is done by females, two
daughters OF the proprietor. Re-
Gently, they had for All instant,
nearly all the summer season, f.
male hired man. They pillow and SOW
aud reap and NOW" almost equal
TO men. They wear the Boomer
costume upon all occasions, wheth.
or at home or abroad. 1t is not
an unusual sight in wet weather,
to see them about the premises aud
even the neighbors, with their
iaunty little hats on, and the bot
rms of their pants tucked into the
/, ps of their tall boots, Ia man.
kind. 1t is said that they can
Ginger the piano." talks politics,
discuss tie sciences, literature, etc,
equally as well as they can handle
the pruning.hook or drive the
pillow.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

AuorioS SALE To-DAr.-By reference
to our advertising columns, It will be seen
that Messrs. FAvRor e LEBLAro, Auc-
tioncers will offer at public auction this
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock pre-
cisely, and at the store lately occupied by
Bartholmy Bouche, corner of Main and
st. Mary cts all the personal property,
wares, goods and merchandise belong
ing to the estates OF AuRoRE AMI BAL
THoLMY DoucHE, decd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

WRsF INDIA AND AsPiawALB
us.-The New York Herald, of
the 22d, makes the following an.
pouncement:
The Postmaster General has agreed
10 an arrangement with the New York
aud west Iudia Steamship Company
for carrying the United States mans
by the steamship Baltimore between
this port, Kingston Jamaica, and As
piuwall. The fest departure will be
on the 10th of July, aud long list
of freight and passengers is already
engaged for the trip.
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MtpsufPMEN Ar LARGE. The

MtDsttPMEN AT bAHGE.-1he
Norfolk Herald of the 2lst, says:
Tho midshipmen attached to the
u. s. naval practice ship Plymouth,
now at the Gosport yard, are permit.
ted to enjoy a short respite of liberty
ashore, while their ship Is undergoing
some necessary repairs preparatory to
a three months voyage to Europe and
back. The young gentlemen are
seen daily on the streets, in small do
tachments Of from two TO half a doz-
en-remarkably fue looking youths,
aud perfectly decOrous and respecta-
bic in their demeanor. They are
dressed in trim and appropriate uni
form--jacket and pants of navy blue,
with tho emblematic anchor, of gilt,
on the collar of the jacket, and
straw hat There are about 10G of
them attached to the ship-sll, SO far
"a we can lcsru, rejecting the high
est credit upon the training they are
undergoing, as they are no doubt des.
tined to do, still, on their country,
some of these days when they come
more fully into her service.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Iast.rn share. Mobile Hay.

rI,HE ABOVE Justly celebrated Watering -
Place will ne opened for the reception Nii,
oi Visitors ahnut the 10th ofJune; and the NIL
rroprf.tots fttter themselves that the feputs-
ton of the Establishment shall not deieri'raie
~ wsnt of the good apprit tinenis, snd goo, fare
which has heretofore characterized ~
The hcstirn fr health 70 unsurpassed In the
South and fully tested By ths severe cpl
DENIES which prevailed 10th ~ New orleans and
Mobile du, ing the summers ofls53-'5s; not sin.
pie case NJ vsiiow feyer originated A. Point Clear
The salt bathing has 10 equal on the Gulf
Coast and IL Within n Few yards ~ the Hotel
the Temperature Of water always sgTseabls.-
FRESH water shower. ha he he had ~ any tinie
Fish and Oysters are abundant during the sea
son. Good stable accommodations ave provided
for all who wish 10 keep their carriages ana
horses The drives IN the vieini'y. shaded with
Msgnolias. Oaks. Oelars. Pines. Ac are beautiful
and esteHd In every direction.
~ the amusements usual at Watering Places,
SUE h as billiards, Bowling. Pistol Gallery. &c ,
Will be provided, and viii De aaaef the charge ~
inen anxious TO please; and e0nveniencss hr those
fond Of Aquath sports will net be neglected.
go Hand ~ Music iF secured and Will play
nn the lswp, sfternocns-and Tor dancing, even
Ings
A line ~ Magnetic Teisrrap h Is established con.
reeting Point Clear with every quarter Of the
Union.
The fine Inv pressure steamer t'Csrsorrr" viii
ply regularly between Mobile and Purt Clear,
leaving hrtiis ererV frspfHg md on HfH01Vs,
hpnioys, Wednesdays and Ffii1ys will 40 down
At 10 o'clock N, to accommodate those who ar
rive In Mobile by the morning bats.
eS- should this schedule he changed notice
viii be gwen 10 The Mobile and y. u. papers
The Temptations return their sincere thanks TO
the public fur their liberal patronage heretofore
-xtsnd-d TO the B.TILs lloUsE and their rofST
DlEAR IioTEL, and hope 10 place themselves under
rens~sd obligations
y. ~. CIiAuBERLAIv& co.
Proprietis Point Char iloiel,
AIsD the battle House. at Mobile.
Innr2l. Qtnh-
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Ba~ A party who proceed 10y APP
pointment from the Nautical Alman-
&C Office, established by the Navy
Department of the United States at
Cambridge, Mass, under the charge
Of Commander Charles II. Davis,
United States army, have arrived
in st Paul, upon a journey of one
thousand miles northwest Of st.
Paul. for the purpose of observing
with astronomical instruments, the
eclipse of the sun on the 18th of
July, at Cumberland House, in the
interior of British America. Ii is
not unlikely, says the Munesotian
aud Times, that the party Of Catho-
lie missionaries in st. Paul, on their
route to the Isle la Crosse, will
make the voyage to Cumberland in
company with the present party.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

The OVERLAND TELEGRAPB.-Presi-
dent Buchanan, says special des-
patch to the New York Daily World,
has signed the overland telegraph
bill. Ii is therefore law. The
Secretary of the Treasury will is
sue proposals in a few days for
building the line.
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nlllp C5a}rttr ann Comet.

RsIy- The members Of De Soto
Lodge. No. I, |. q. q. T., will no.
tee elsewhere n call from their Sec.
rotary for a pune@al attendance of
the meeting this evening.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

Scans by reference elsewhere this
morning. il will he seen that Mr.. Michael
Picndergast, on Main Street, has just re-
ceived ten thousand Havana Segars, which
he offers low for Cash.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

p6s- The Artesian we'll at Colum.
bus, Ohio, has already reached the
unprecedented depth Of twenty four
hundred feet, or nearly half mile
1t is the deepest we'll in the world,
but as yet discharges no water, nor
exhibits any signs of it.
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NEW pOoKsi NEW BOOKS II

besdle's Dime Song Book, No 5and6;
headle's Dime Hook ~ Fun;
beadle's Dime letter writer;
headie's Dime Methodist
Nlulent Devsnaut-by payle 81 John;
The Inrendlsrips or the Haunted Msnor;
b'hel rrevor-by u. W Reynolds
True plue-by VI J Ertym;
Southern Gsrdening-by n. ". white Of Athens,
UaorRia.;
bsdd's horse Tsrrier;
Catholic Prayer b-oks
Methodist baptist and presbyteris Hymn Boaks.
The Knrsn-inquire Whhin-Rook Of 1901 Songs
foua,t on The Horse AMI Dog.
The Girls and Boys own Books of Spots, etc, en-
lsrged-lust received at the Post once Took
Store. June ~ J. MCJDHMltK.
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NOTICE.

fINHF sUBsCRl BEH being compelled 10 wind M
Il the business If the late hfin - speedily ~
possible, requests all those iussbted 10 GENE for.
ward sn cius~ their accounts hy mite or other.
wise. 10 those hsvirg yssrly accounts the notes
will he charged up without Interest and reseipt
given on acoJuut.
3. BENJAMIN.
sp30 for pARBEs BtEJ4HIE.
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SO U T FL 4 r ~
ENTERPRISE MACHINE WORKS

ENTERPRISE MACHINE WORKS.
rTNuE undersigned would respectfully inform
Planters. Machinists, Engineers aud the
public In general, that they have opened MA
CHINE silUp and are now ready TO execute In
the best amer with promptness and punctuali
~, any kind Of
BIZ SIS AND ICON CASINO
FORGING AND COPPER sMfrHiNG.
Special attention viii be given to building
ROLLERS and repairing all manner Of STEAM
ENGINES, MILLS, GINS and other MACHINERY.
All description Of Brass Work Tor Engines aud
other purposes either on hand or made 60 order.
Building Materials and Steam Engines OF from
three TO One Hundred and fifty Horse Power,
furnished at short notice.
DELACROlx, DRoZGIEY a CO.,
Convention street, between Third and Main,
sep20 Baton Rouge. La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

STATE OF LpuiSfANA-F First District
Court Of the Parish Of Orleans-No. 1891 +,
A. GRAILHE. Administrator of RosALtE
Dis GRANDPHE, va. the Heirs Of soPHIE
DIS GRANDPRs and ANroiNB Cavalier.
JH., aud al. lately transferred TO the
Second District Court Of New Orleans.
pY VIRTUE of q judgment rendered
- on the 81 Novemb Der i $50. IN the above
entitled aud numbered cause and 10 me
directed from the Hon. First District Court.
in and for the larish Of Orleans and State
aforesaid. will olfer at public sale in front
of the Court House door of said parish, in
the city of Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY. che 4tb day Of August
next. A. D.. 1860. at II o'clock A. NJ. Of
said day, the valuable tract Of land here
matter set forth md described, owned in
common between the parties, plaintiffs
and defendants in the above cause. sltuut-
ell In this Parish East Baton Rouge) Mt
about eight miles from the city Of Baton
Rouge. and de cribed rs follows. to wit
Section dlty-on in township Eve, South
of Range one, East. and Section sixty eight
in Township six, South Of Range one East.
and containing together twelve hundred
and ninety one acres more or less si'unt
cd ms above mentioned. in the district Of
land subject TO sale in Gfeensbufg in this
State. which said tract of land is divided
by the Comite River and which land is
more fully described on plan cf said pro
perry, which can be seen at the ShefltTs
Office.
On tho following terms and conditions.
TO wit
For one third cash. one third in six
months aud one third in twelve months
the purchaser to furnish notes with az
proved personal security aud special mort
iull aud final payment of said notes aud
said notes to be given in coupons If requir-
ell SO IA to suit the vendors. aud suid notes
TO bear eight PER cent from and after n,atu-
rity until paid. The purchaser will be-
put in possession ut their own cost.
iunsl6 II. V. BABlN, Sheriff.