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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-20
CoNoRsss.-Neither House of Congress
was in session lest Saturday.

LEoIsLArURE.-No business of special in
terest was transacted in either branch OF
the Legislature on Friday. Measures are
being instituted tending to the call of an
extra session of the General Assembly some
time next year. The call for the extra ses-
sion has received almost the requisite num-
Der of signatures of members, to make IT I'M
peratiye on the Executive to issue proea-
nation at the time designated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-20

MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1860
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-20

RoYAL TorLErrEs.- Would Tie ladies IKE
70 know what the Queen and her family
wore when Parliament was opened Her
Majesty wore dress II pearl rolcred satin
with gold bars, over il mantle u rich
crimson velvet, with deep and massive gold
border. Her head-dress wa tiara q bril-
liants. The elder Princess wore slip
whatever that is-of white tulle over pale
blue under dress; round her head was !
wreath OF white roses. The younger Prn-
cess was dressed wholly in white, with 4
wreath of pink flowers as head-dress.-
The Prince Consort wore the uniform Of a
Colonel of the Life Guards. Errors ezcep-
ted. these are the dresses worn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
0crmtfdbte Mnsct0et1.
@inner,s WGhmnfchine.

Die G6netber befaer Staet, ipmte ale 4eripmen. meI8e cine
CUTE 81 d9mai8t inc gu BADEN wiini9en, iOutena it9 erinnerT,
rgenb cine anbere, uO 10 aud aWetmdl 10 otel @elb
nbrtn9t. 0ieic8 matt uniere glaibinen gu BEN bttli9-
ten, relde i'm Marfte TRtc. Wstr ala 6OOO boUDn fnb auein
IN bieI0er Stabt in Operation an Gbfen, gSefen uub 0pien unb
babeu ibrs @9ner Ossr Die tamtt atbetiter IN ben Stano SSEsiest, i4
nlebr @eIO gu eriparen, as tbnen oisieS ant aneerem gsese m69,
M @ebraud inb, baben n66ten, iclten in unierer Office:
Go. 159 BaltimpreltraBe
pOrfpre6eu, no gebrau6s 4npeHun9en in beutber, euolt6er,
~ransSfiter unb iponiIGtr Sprate gu baben fno uno no mir Sc
Il tdetne Btoinine touft, aaf ~berielben orbeiten lerneu.
Sdidt na6 etnern @rentplor BON Stn9r'S N6bmoi6iuet Set
ana. @ue MoI6inen mcrben Elm 9auSe8 Sabr mad ibreut Nnfau
opn un8 in BOILER Oronuns uuO 8sparahon sebaIten.
(Nb28,iO SO. e.. BrDbertd. N0ent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
@i0ener &eero 1T GjUi0eS tOertb
0lOctiter QaTS0nf' auO Sta6t OeieutGaft.

OlOceiter 2aI6gnf Au0 StaSt WeielfGaft. @
SIN benz @ntrtfelunsssanse Der An0e6lun8 fnp mir bdbtn 9<
ldnst ben mertbSDnten unb ntdtt8aen Shcl beS Stdbt9ebteteS
bon @89 6urbpr Gtts In ben 8rets Der 8erbe6erun8en 3u 3teten
unb QpS i'm Safentbetle Der Stabt, Su benz fur has erfe Iduenb
f~efeefelten 9rets Spn 1925 gum @erfduf 3u ~brtngen, une 3pdr
gu Ser friberen gr6ee Dn 40 bis $50 SUIT ub rrnatltden Gin
Sablungen RON S.. 6rete 9eeb5 tn better 8prtt gdrantirt. Die
Snanertfrabms bieleS Stabttbeils TT nun ipp0bl pprn b66fen
Sntere1e fir bic 6armbepOlteruns ais aud Stele @etrerbtretbenbe
bdSu brGn9er. DrGS, gSterften unb 8erbinbunsStraBen, ME Elm
Steamer 3ur p~erffelung neuer, regelrn1Bt9er 8erbtnbun9 nit
ienp'gDrf unb Bottom, tperben ans unb ndbrenb Der @ntmtfeluns
OeieS pldnes BON Der @efeufdaft eebaut, unb bic Nusfubrun9
bieies 9lanes pirb In Surge ben Gentralppnft fur bic um8eeenb
mad unlerer Stabt le8en.
8rdmten
tefebenb entpeber In eine1n 5000 2uabrat Tus erpBen Garten
Ober etnen1 5reitifet auf benz @efelf6aft8banpf6tfe, werben je
mad Der gDdbl su ben erlen 1ertduften 1000 3pts %bet8e9eben.
Der In Der @ntptdetun9 be9rtfene 8abrtfpfan lei0et bo6ur6
ntdt nur fetne Seeintra1tt9uns, f%cnbern nau6 brrb Musfubrune
ebisen 9afenplanes ef feline sdn3e Ntftt8feit erlan8en.
Sdbrtfanteu, welbe tre @ta6fidenents mad ga @drbpr @tts
leeen nerben n~b9efeten BON Der %8unftgen Gage SpiiGen gorbs lnb
Shb, burb liberale Se8unft9un9en SeitenS Der @eleGibdft be-
5eutenbe @rrttetle 9entnnen.
Pamphlets merben u~nent8s1thd n~uS8e8cben us ndDere Na&-
ribten ertbetlt burb
HHpl9sS 8. S6mt6t, MaeFt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
Samuel Burnett.
Mgentllr fir Den SOBbef16eu
Shn1Oft0bdf.

SD made bternit betannt bag Id be &gentur fir ben BE-
rIbnten QCsbefl6en S6nupftabad aus Der 9abrit Spn s. Qan,art
umO Chr. S6wanebers in philadelphia ibernpmnen babe umb bas
ID un an Wtpleinle- unb 8lein=8ertdufer 3u ermdst9ten
Babrttpretfen >nblane. 9etnrt6 8nefelp,
De3t-& Np, 5.6arrtfpner
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
fScncrsS crfidber11naen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 SecDnpltr.
Teuer=, Marine= nno Qeben8=0Serffhps
runo8zSpmpaanien.
Gi6erte nl1O fcItcItc G%0npaanie.
8erIiderung8z@pmp Der &a(leb i. Biroiuien
nit $500, OO6 @bitol of
Qpn96ur9z8 erIiderttn98z& pmp. i. 8iroiuien
nit 5000, 900 Capital. Fo"f
Nlbentarle<S eriderunS8 @pntp. y. Gtroiuien
NIT 100000 Gdpttol. '
a@bqrter Saf@gerli6 Comp. BON !SortfnrS
NIT $3.50, 600 capital. 1f
Securttb<S erltferln98S@ Dnp. BON Stem 0lnrt
nit $270,OO0 capital. I -
PhSnlrzV 8s@olnp. bon NerzM o4f
nit $500, 900 capital, 0Utr
HeIplutezV erltderut9 Comp. y. Nem.Norf
nit $270,0 900 capital. 0N|tt
WfptttdnfsV erftderltn Comp. Is. geenz0)crf
NIT 5000, 600 Capital. of
Jtem@9Sprlp@ Serfider. Comp bon NenzNnrf
4r| f5a .41gs NIT $25o,o @apHaI. 0N*f
4 Dtercallttle Wtutltal Wart1,e.
nit 81 900, 900 @aptaI. E
Seretnt9te Stdaten Observation-Disclosures !.
u nit 81 ,25O,972 @aptaI.
H Nprtber1t A1urqtcezSp np. bon Qpnbon
nit So, l94,1 Ill CAPITAL.
Se cben bentertten Compartment frS I'M, Ser o,.,s,, @
St9ateS Wtarelano autbpritrt unb lt5enfrt. S'S~"tur oeS
Ue opn Dem llnter3etbneten reprGIenttrten Gnmnoo,i,u
Wlftlt1 pertn9boreS @apital Sut bp0en nherr 49, gapen
Setra9 oerantpDrtltdb fir bic 3abhlrto bon WsrI,1tsn "p9e9eoenen
erest. E ~ "H % Ssflulte pinttIi9
Tre6. Giiur, @urbe1cr. ONP"oEft
III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
Solepb Yaubler,
SaubOl5.
GaubDl3. SaubDlS.

OUNDUI0' OWNVUt0+
ga Der rnterSeidnete ben @eI6dft8= @utbel 6ea 9rn, Geo. Df.
Smtb bon Der alien 6irnio tdufli9 an fb 9ebradbt bat, 10 miro er
nnn1ebr oas @eiddt aui feline ei9ne, aaetnige 9ted1nun9 am alien
9el4df8plase, @te BON @reat 9u9beS nao Sobncnitr, an Der
Sicieite hes SoinS in alien flnen perideoeueu 8ran9en FORT
Ibren lnb empfeblt fb ben salten 6unoen Der SSirrna IoppbI
pie enent secbrten Pu6litum. @r miro lttS einen 9re6en 8or.
atb gut 9etrodnetes Bau= nne S6retner6olS balten nno oaIelbe
II ben biai9iten Otartpretien inter ben anne6nbarfen 8ectn9uu-
gen ocrtouien.
Gab2iD Samuel Burnett.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

= TIE FiSs AIRS IN EuRoPR.-'rbe
competition which was opened ut
st. Petersburg about six months
ago, FOR the national monument to
be erected in August 1862, at the
celebration Of the thousand years
existence Of the Russian monarchy,
has been closed, and the prize Of
1000 silver rubles awarded to NJ.
Mikeschine. The design exhibits
hemisphere, resting on a double
socle, bearing q male figure, Faith;
at both sides of the Allegorical fig-
IRE, Angels; at its feet, Russia; on
the curnices Of the upper scole are
the portraits Of those sovereigns
who mark the periods of Russian
history Rurik, Vladimir. Dimitri.
Ivan the Third, Michael Feuduro-
witch, and Peter the Great. A
society has been formed ut Ant
wefp, under the name Of Dies Amis
des gfands lIommes," which at
tends erecting - colossal monument
to all the celebrated men Of that
town. The sculptor, Leonard de
Cuyper, has finished the model. it
is q pyramidical structure bear
ing forty-four statues, with an al
legorical figure at the top, repres-
enting the city of Antwerp crown
ing her suns. The monument is TO
be two hundred feet high; the ex.
pense is calculated, for the present.
Mt 100000 francs. II is to he
erected At the crossing Of the prin-
cipal avenues on the boulevard
Leopold. The architect, NJ Redig,
has undertaken the architectural
part Of the monument, which will
be executed by the first artists Of
Antwerp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
NO L CT;
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Goa

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Goa
Baton Rouge, Feby. 4th. 1904
AZ a meeting of the Board Of Directors.
held this day, IL was Resolved. To pay .V,r
PER cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip.
hggh per cent to Stockholders on premiums
paid by them tor the year ending let Feb
ruary 1850, and to declare dividend of
fyfg PER ccss. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the year ending slst.
January, 1850, for which certificates will
be issued on and after the lst day Of March
next.
'nds further Resolved, To redee,,. ,no
outstanding Scrip for the year 1857. on pre-
sentaton at tho office Of the company.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

THR CHARLEsroS CoNvFNtloK.-
This body will consist Of 800.
members, the same number as that
Of the votes cast for President
by the two-thirds rule, 2Os will be
necessary 60 choice.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
sRsbbv's STAR BAeAsss ruspAos.

shhbbs's STAR bA8AssE FURNACE.
r1tHH UNDERSIGNED would respectfully IN.
I vite the attention NJ parties Interested 10 his
IMPROVED BAgAssE FURNACE.
which ~ been ~ nse tor the last three Years.
riHine entire satisfaction IN every csee.
For further Information In relation 10 the on
etatiun ~ my Furnace, please reef 10 The follow
ting rsrnei planters who have n IN use.
BENJAMIN DEBlIEUx, ESQ, 1berviile.
COZ. ". q. W. BUTLER, do
HON. Y. nupuy. do
IN. Q. CLEMENT d..
Messrs q. ". ~. ". MURREb, dc.
MICHAEL sCHtATRE, IT., do
Mrs, p ROREitTsuN, do
JUHN A. BARDENNF. do
MARI IONBAuN 4 HILBERT. 90
cELEsf1NE LFBLANC. do.
HON MILES TAYLOR, Assumption
Messts. ?. = y. BuRBANK, do.
JEAN y. LANDRY Ia
Messrs DAVENPORT A FORD DO
Messrs, DUgAs 4 ROBiUHEAUR. DO!
w. sHAFER, Esq, Tetrebonuc.
col. W. D. WHirEHFAb, ST Chsrles
DIR Y. 4 W, NOLAN. West baton Rouge,
W = FORT, Esd, West felieiana
Orders fof Fufnsces must h. efven esrly ss on
" = limited number will be contracted f6r ne
supeflntend the etectirn NJ esch furnace IN person
For further information address
EVAN SHELLY,
isnle Pls1rerrine, ibervilie, IN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

Wiit RIP Bows IN rev DAYs.-The
spring and summer stock for the Empcti-
nm will be down In few dats, from New
York and Philadelphia, yia Cairo, by rail,
and thence by steamer. Mr. Phillips re
turned last week, and reports larger and
more elegant stock of goods coming than
sver before offered In order 10 divide the
labor, he will, we learn keep open during
pleasant weather atnight, In order TO al
low lnladles the city better chance 10 eS-
anime, than they can have during the
rush Of business In the day.
rasfaRiFu rs Movs.-DutihV the week
Mise Fannie o'Cgnot, will remove her
stock Of Milllnfy and Fancy Dress Goods,
70 the large new brick building Of John
O'Conof, corner Of Third and North Bou-
levafd street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

tF~ Az an election held on the ilnh
March, 1880, Messfs. AlphOnse Delarcde-
tle. ". v. Bsbin, Jules Bonneease, r.
Duggan and Francis Phillips, were duly
elected wsrdens Of a. joseph's Church.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

Enron gAzsfrR Avn Cusfr:
Please announce LEVI KELLUM, asa
candidate for city Marshal Election first
Monday In April IIeb8-p
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

Mn Epifos-please announce the naire
Of FELIX LENAREs ne an dependent
candidate FOR City Marshal nj the APP
pfeaehing April election. lie will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
lek1
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
GJtysi aJtssIt u,iNs,,,

NrOw IN STORE, complete assortment Of
IN Lengths, Bofes, Forward and Back Action
Lpeks-of The celebrated and rsibrbe GILLESPIE
Shot Guns" also the ttnepualled ureeneer Cure,
snd Boys Guns Those IN want Of sh % Gun
are requested 10 cali ana examine ing stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements viii
he offered ths, esnnc, he resisted.
MOVES FRANZ HUGuET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

STATE on LouIsiANA-rApiaH oF |
fAsr p,ros RpuaE. Feb. let, 1890 [
~ u ivmsmhefpi, That on this first day " Fsb.
rusry, 1860. hefnre NE the subscriber Justice Of
the Peace IN and ot the parish aforesaid, pe.snn-
ally appeared VIM. 3. PIKE. President. aud " "
liehert, Secretary Of the Southern Mutual .lusu.
rance Company Of BATON Rouge. who being duly
sworn according 10 law, do depose aud say that
the ahov accounts are just and true. and tran.
script fer the books Of said Company
Isignedl wM. f. PIKE. President
" ". liEHERr, Secretary.
sworn TO and subscribed before me. this first
day Of February, 1860.
lsispedl Y. A. WALKER.
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
FRANZ HUGUET,
CUTJERyf CUTLERYU

I HAVE nov IN stcie and 10 arfive, complete
i sssvt tnent ofpocket aud Table Cutlery, ~
the most reliable makes, and = great nsrg new
styles, among them the celebrated Infia x uhher
Table Knives. Tall 4ha examine them betire
purchasing eisswhere-asit Il slways pleasure
W show my stock FRANK tUHuEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
St6oESSfdE S4LE.

SrC CESiyiON sam.
STATE or LOUtsiANA-Par Parish Of East
Baton Ruuge-Sixth Judicial District
Court. In the matter of the Succession
Of MissnvA TutrLs, deceased No. 1il
Probate,
nY VIRTUE Of commission Issued
ID IN the above Succession ard 10 me
directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court In aud for the Parish aud state
aforesaid, 7 vii ufIet NJ public sale, IN front
OF the Cunrt- house door Of said parish. IN
the city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, che fth Day 90 Ap,,i
next. A. D, 1890, ut n o'clock A. NJ. uf
snid day. the property hereinafter set forth
and described, belonging tu the sueees-
sion Of Minerva futile, late ef said parish
deceased, TO wit
MARY, a negro girl, aged about thirteen
years.
Upon the following terms and cond-
tiuns. TO wit:
One fourth cash. aud the balance in
three equal annual instalments from the
day Of sale. With eight per cent interest
per annum rom the dar Of sale, the In
terest on the Deferred payments To- be paid
annually, the purchaser TO give notes EN-
detsed 10 the satisfaction Of The tutor and
mortgage retained on said slave. with
confession OF judgment, until the full and
final payment Of said notes and interest.
mare ". V. BABlN Sheriff
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

M AS Committed to tho State De D
w pot at Baton Rouge on ID Of
march 1850, negro man calling his ~
namo HENRY, and says he belongs 90 a
Mr.. Baptist, but does not know his other
name but thinks he lives near Fausse
River, in this State, he is dark copper col
or, feet inch high, about IS years old
no upper teeth and very few below. Tho
owner will please TO take him away.
JAS. J. OD0M,
mars Keeper State Depot.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
PIsrnIsi rlsrnLsii

A COMPLETE assortment Of Pistols and Re-
N. vclvefs, consisting Of colts Old ana New
Model Revclvers snd new article ~ Colts "En-
grsvei Reyolvers. also Wtitney's Revoivers, A.
lens Self Cooking Pistols, Navy Revolvers. and
the Smith Wesson Seven Shooter. -ll NJ the
loves, prices, at
nov25 FRANZ HUGUErs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
EN- EMIT.
$50 A Month and all Expenses Paid.

A N AGENT ls wanted In every town ana euun-
n " IN the United States. ~ engage IN re-
spectacle and easy business by whieh the above
profits MAY be certainly realised F.t futiher
particulars, address pr. =. HssRy WARES. cor
npf 18Th street and Bfnsdwsy. New York Oiiy,
enclosing one Postage stamp
feb2 amdAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
SIMS FLOWS.
FRENCH snFr HATS.

I WIhh receive IN = few days another supply If
l these souds. which IN addition 10 my pteser,
stock viii render v The inost complete s,i varied
ssscfttneiit IN town, slsc have Jcekie Hats aud
Gaps ~ all kinds.
nev9g W. H. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06


McNsY 10 LoAN.-Notiee elsew here TO-
lay the advertisement Of Messrs. Atty IL
Co., Of N, gtsvlet street, New Orleans.
TnE sfniSa sfooR.-It Is generally con
ceeded by competent Judges that one Of
the neatest and best selected stocks IN
town, Of staple and fancy dry goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes, etc ,js that Of Asher, on
Laiayettee street. To people having cash
70 spend, Asher offers very great induce
ments. In the desire 10 know what IL
fashionable, which will lead the ladies out
IN the sunshine; they should 60 TO Ashet's,
ss one Of the fret places,
sARpiNs OFsSsRs.- is altogether use-
less 10 attempt any description Of the
goods, wares aud merchandise in the en-
tensive ware rooms of Piper q Bradford,
on Main street. The names of things 10
not always convey an idea of their utility
indeed names have TO be invented by in
ventors, TO 60 with their machines. TO
know what pts machine is for aud what
office tRdt has 10 perform In the domestic
economy, one must 60 aud see them at
work.
MsSfrR's BANp.-This celebrated Brass
Band has been engaged TO play on Mon
day, the 18th Inst, at the industrial
Fair.
PREsENriaENr IN A DREAM.-Some
time since, a young lady, daughter
OF Hemen Miller, track-master Of
the Central Railroad, told her pa
rents, soon after che arose one
morning, that she had dreamed
last night that Mr.. keist, who at
tends che railroad bridge at Aliens
Greek, was killed, and that Mrs.
keist came TO the house to tell Mr.
Miller A short time after relating
this dream, and while the family
were az breakfast, Mrs. Keist came
in to tell that her husband was kill
ed by the cars last night at Brigh-
ton. So impressed was the girl
with the force of her dream that she
ran 60 another room when she saw
the woman approaching the door,
as she felt sure that she had tale
OF sorrow TO tell
Mr.. keiHt was q German. who
had worked for number of years
on the railroad, under the direction
Of Mr.. Miller, aud his wife had of.
ten called at his house. and thus be.
came we'll acquainted withthe family.
When Miss Miller told her dream.
Mr.. Miller had not heard of the &C.
cident: indeed, the Coroner having
charge of the body din not know
who the unfortunate man was
While there are thousands of dreams
that arc not premonitory, now and
then there is one that Is, to say the
least, coincidental with actual oc-
ourrenoe,of which the dreamer knew
nothing - Rochester Uaion.
APPOINTMENTS ny THE GOVERNOR
William G Lawes, Judge of the Dis
.triet Court In and for the Fourth Ju-
d,cial District, rioc the Hon. Albert
Dutfel resigned.
Notor'es Pablic.-H. w. Robinet.
St Landry Francis Daigle, Lafayette;
Vslsin Broossard, Lafayette; Robert
N Todd. st Martin II NJ Matbov.
Caddo; Ursin Argreve, Ascension /:
Mott Birdstall, Lafourche Felix Gil.
let, Assumption; Francis A. Tete, As
sumption; Amedee Domas, Assump.
ton Camille Moliere, Assumption ;
John Davis, St. Tsmmany f; Lewis r.
Curtis, St Mary; Clairville Bon
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
NELL a wAsHBuRN,

A GENTS fer the Great Southern 49,
IN Plano Forte Marrfaetcfs Uftrt x53
WIN knsbe \ o.. baltimore, Nall "
Wareto0ms tstoty Bnlldlngl corner Camp and
coinfnuu Streets, New Jfieans.
The Krabe Pianos have never allied 70 tskc
hate been breusht IN competition with Plsrcs
ofall the best makers Of New York. Boston Pills.
delphin. snd Baltimore; they have The NIL Iron
ffar1e and are guaranteed for eve Years With
the privilege ~ exchange ~ any time within six
nonths HON the day Of Sale, " they fail 10 give
entire sa.isisctinr
All ufders addressed 10
NEitt \ wAsHBURN,
New Orleans will receive prompt attention.
febi igmdAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
LOST.
LADIES CJsyTJJ,

MY assortment IN thst particular branch can.
w not he surpassed having all desirable shades
and ~ prices that cannot fail 10 suit the rich ne
we'll ss The poor. O. SIMON
NArGst NhIGsH--1og0 Kegs Isbeile wots
IN Nails. the best Southern Nail made IN st y, o
ard Tor sale by MONTAN n MATfAs,
fehiT Hardware CORNER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
FRANK HUeU EFT .
no THE MftfIONt

THE rvaersl encouragement which We mo,
with In my new business, induces the return =,
many thsnks 10 this generous public Tor ths,-
patronage, ana solicitation for them 10 sr-,r
ns.ice announcements 10 dag to IN. saaitionsl
Supplies 70 ry already large ard fresh stock ~
sii goods belonging 10 my lire of business, sna
In doing 90 feel full assurance that n they will
call snd me, they VIII he satisfied this. ny e-r
nest Efforts Is 70 give entire satisfaction, and will
await The pleasure Of showing my stock snd serv
ing "an wtg may gire me q caii."
FRANK HUGUET,
rov23 Corner OF Third and Laurel street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HORSE sJIOERs

MILL remember that We keep on bapa The
w common horse nail as we'll ss our ertra
English stub nail, and both n low prices.
MONTAN n malta,
dec7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

NTAS COMMITTED Go the State a.
w Depot ut Baton Rouge, on I'd ~
Of March. 1850, - Critic boy named IN
WILLIAM. and says he belongs to Adam
Wagner of New Orleans. no ~ feet 4 in
ches high, aud about u years old. has his
thumb enlarged on his left hand. The
owner will please TO take him away.
JAS. j. ODCM.
mars Keeper State Depot.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
THE NEW DRUG STORE.

$3.50. - " - ~ - <stsfs
II. - U II BIN DAY.
whUtRsats tsb fsrAit psAisr m
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
laurel STREET, BATON ROUGE.
LIVE TOfLFr AND sHAvfrg SOAPS,
u Fine Hair and Tooth brushes, Surgical ~
and Dental instruments, Medicine Chests,
ffusses and Supporters Of sill kinds, Fresh IL
Harden seeds
PURE SPICES,
And all the genuine Patent Medicines Of The day
SUPERIOR iNBFbIBfR INK
PURE WINES AND BRAvBiEs
For Medical Purposes
EXfRAUfs FOR FLAv0RtNg. Fro.
Ny Medicines have sll been selected with esre
ana rfe warranted pure and genuine.
FINE pOCR ET CUTLERY.
Rayors std Scissors
would respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies' 10 rry splendid assortment ~
PERF MEpy
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared A. All hours
hope by strict sttention ~ business and by
keepne the very best articles 10 receive req son:
able share of patronage.
jsnsiy n. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
no spOHTsMEN.

4 HAVE fine variety Of the best quality Game
Bags, Shot Pouches, pelis Powder Fiasks snd
several rev styles ~ Improved Shot Pouches
efeereers, Cots, 0cx's, Eley's, Walkers and
ing Rods, Tubes, Wrenohes, dr., AZ
ncvsa FRANZ HUGUETs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
moor sKiRTs.
CEMENT. PLASTER PARIS

AND PLAsTERINg HAIR.
A FULL supply always on hand
n aeci8 BARBEE n BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.

COLD PENs-A large assortment jus. received
" by fsb1 THO GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

BAros noeesi
TUEsDAY::;:;:;;;::,;;:::::::;MAR. 6, lsso.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

conn MILL. CoRN MEAL. Ere.
nEAbs Young hmerics Corn Niil, established
- IN 1883, continues 10 supply Fresh Mesl
grits. Chopped Germ, etc.
ianti JOSHUA pFAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
ANE KNIvEsi CANE KNIvEsii

TX DOZEN Louisiana Long Blades,
so Cast Steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks 80 dor. do wide Blades,
for sale at city prices, at
LACQUER ~ LANOUES,
oc25 Cor Lafayette and Floridn Sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

MsSrrn's BkNp.-This celebrated Brass
Band has been engaged to play on Mon
day, the 18th Inst, at the industrial
Fair.