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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

~ greatest bargains in all colors HonRet Vel
vets. Ruches. Ribbons, Flowers, Silks, Nets,
Frames Feathers. or nythng in the Millinery
limo. large invoice of Coaks just to hand. Rich
CLOAK Fringes and Tasses; Dress Trimmings;
;ambric Bands rich Embroidered Collars; In
fants' Waists; Head dresses of all Sorts all styles
IF Corsets; Bieached -ot'ons; Shirt FI9nts; Blk
Sacks; Shetland " DOL nd Yarns; Tarlstaps; LIN
en- Cambria Handkerchleis; Cambria aud SWISS
EDGES and Insertings; Hosiery; eau tets; IRISH
Linen; Curtain Frlnges; Iinies Hoop Skirts; rich
Bridal w reaths; all ootors Bonnet Plush and nu-
nerous ther goods II IL to the interest OF every
oerson 10 call and exam inc this stock OF goods, a.
they will be to sage mnne.ln their purchases
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
The HARVEST IN EsaLAsp.-Spe

The HARVEST IN EseLAsp.-Spec-
tator, the London correspondent of
tho Commercial Advertiser, writes
on the goth. by the Africa
The weather in London ia as bad
rs at any previous time during our
unpreccdentally miserable summer.
Drenching daily rains, having all
tho charactcristics Of the heaviest
showers, with tho additional fea.
turo of continuity, constitute our
regular experience, and check all
cheerfulness. II ia chiefly. howcv.
or, in the metropolitan and South
coast counties that this condition
prevails. From tho Northern dis
tricts, and also from Ireland and
Scotland, tho accounts are still
comparatively favorable. Never
theless the effect on the grain mar.
ket has again been preccptiblo. a
farther rise, equal TO six cents per
bushel, having yesterday been real
lied in Mark Lane. Large orders
continue to be despatched to Spain
and gold is remittcd in payment
The activity at the various shipping
ports OF other continental coutries
in likewise great. Cargoes arrive
from France, notwithstanding the
high prices prevalent there and
general race is likely to be witness
ed to secure the firm quotation now
current.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
W Florene. nightingale says |,

The effect Of musio upon the sick
hes been scarcely st al noticed. In
fact its sKpcnsiveuess, o. Il 10 now,
makes any general application of Il
ou. Of the question. ! will only 10.
mark herr. that wind ins,ruments, in.
cludiug the human voice. aud string.
sd inslrumsnis. capable Of continuous
sound, have generally beneficial Il.
feet while the piano forte, with such
instruments - have no coniinsi,y oi
sound. have just the reverse. The
nnss, piano forte Playing will damage
the sick. while IN air ike "Homs,
Sweet Home" or "Assiss . pie dun
salics," on the most extraordinary
grinding organ, viii sspsibly sooths
them, and this quito Independent Of
association.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

Sale or IIuMpoLDr's LIBRARY "A
Berlin letter complains Of the small
and insignificant prices realized at
tho sale Of IIumboldps museum and
library
Many valuable articles were sold
for u mere song, and the unique
series Of medals was bought In no,
moro being offered for them than
tho value Of tho gold. The splendid
c0lome bust Of the deceased, by
David dArgas, was knocked down
Mcssrs. Asbus, booksellers Of this
city, for 200l tbalers, the Corpora
ton Of Berlin having bid 20OO, and
their agent not being authorized to
go n cent beyond that sum. Hum
boldts writing desk, at which he
had composed the "Cosmos,o and
many other works, only fetched $50
tbalers, and his curious collection
Of diplomas from all the learned no.
cietics Of Europe, Asia, Africa, Am.
erica, and Australia, about 500 thai
ers. The entire proceeds are esti-
mated at under 10000 thalers.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
TIE TIME TO MARRY.

The would be wise this counsel give
[" Let loves fond passion eopl.
The men who early weds will live
Tb think himself a ie6l.
The gathering chain That ffets his limb.
Wears deeper day by dsy.
Experience little teaehes him
Who gives his heart its wsT,
lie wisely weds who weddsth late.
a thrifty uhimpsssionsd mate"
when wrihktad oaka shall twihing cling
With tendtills like the vins
When ravens like the linnst, sings
with melody divine
When honey dfnps ffprn withaf'd leaves
And not from summer flowers!
When winter brings ms golden shssvss.
The snow diift sunny hours.
When truth abused makes fsisehooi right
Ge withefihg we'd aud Hhd delight.
The trembling notes the yeung bird wake
Hiss swsstiY into time.
As a pfil buds expanding make
The FluwetY wealth If Jahe
SO love begun IN lifs's young day.
Natures With HshboOd's prime
Dshss the psnkst of decay.
Aud stronger grows with time
oh. early qusH Loves nuptial vine,
And all that's best IN life is thine,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
CLOTmINGi CLOTIIINGff

WE have lately rocsived very extern
w siyo Stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Of all qualities and Of the latest stylos.
which NO oifor at the lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises Black Cloth Frock
Goats Of every grade, Black and colosed
Cashmere sscs and Business Coats.
Rsversibls Business Bacs,
Fancy Cashmere suits,
Pilot Cloth Paletots,
Plushing Ovsrcoats,
Blanket CoatS,
Black and colored Silk Velvet Vests,
Cashmere 1
Silk
Cashmere, Bstinet and Kersey Jackets.
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand, We positively seli
them at very low figures, and therefore
request an early call.
oct2O DAL5HEfMER, SIMON & Co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

The PAPER QuEsrroN.-1he Eng
lish papers state that another plant
suitable for the manufacture Of paper
has been declared of easy growth in
Algeria-tbo Hibiscus Esculenfus.
II resembles the flax plant, and j, ad.
mirshlv adapted for tho manufacture
OF coarse linen, being far stronger
than cotton. Its culture is highly 70.
commended in the African colonies.
as the leaf seems in every way calcu.
lated to replace the deficiency Of rags,
so severely felt just now, while the
vegetable itself is highly nutritious
and palatable diet, possessing cooling
and diuretic properties.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
twsistsa ,s, shs t,.ss,,s srs esmss.
a = n n n n.

o. holy Father grant us efses
To bfsvs the coming tide,
When clouds Of sorrow e'sf us rise,
And graves ere opening wide.
When Satan fsgss in the world,
And heavy thundsfs roll.
Thou esnst iinpstt a eslmnsss, Lord,
Unto each trusting soul,
Though wealth and dearest friends fotsske
he thou our constant friend
On thee alone oar hopes are built,
Till life and time shsll end.
Uai,s thy Church by isvs's pure tie,
Let ell fef others prey
Each love TO bow before thy throne,
And esst oil pride swsy.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

VINEYARD Rrrosr-A correspond.
ent, sending . sample Of grapss tc
the Chattanooga Adrerfiser, reports
have twv incasu,cj .e,vs la ,ius
yard-thisis the fourth year Of growth
The whole superintsndcuoe has been
by Messrs. Phillippi d smith, do.
ing the manual labor, they pruning
directing and this season making the
vine. / finished Saturday evening
gathering and pressing grapes. The
result il nine Assdred Saiioss ofvias,
measured correctly and now in my
csllar-this from two acrss, would
doubtless have made two hundred
gallons more but for . hail storm that
Injured nearly onefah Of my vineyard
passing over . corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

AN UNEXPECTED CbAfMsFr roH
A LAHeB FoRTuNH.-A late English
paper says that q claimant has arisen
Tor The whole weslth=-ths estates,
cash, plates, &e.--of q great noble.
man. We must deal IN The myster.
Gus with regard 10 the title, aud will
call him Lord Ny The amount
Of the despoliatiop will be two mil.
lioas)s.erliag, and the lawyer who has
spseulstej in substsntistipg the claim
receives the large fee Of forty FIVE
thousand pounds sterling Mary
years ago tbe uncle Of this Scotch no
blsmsn was obliged 10 disappear from
The world and hide in ebssoufity, on
account Of some deed OF darkness. .--
lie left Scotland in ell haste with his
family, no one knew whittier. save his
younger brother, and 10 thst brother
he made over, for his lifetime, the
whole of his estates, with tho under.
standing that they we're 10 revert 10
the children Of The forced sbsepts.--
The fugitive lived under fsigpsd
name and IL appears his family were
brought up in pspufy=so poor. in.
deed. that the children gained their
bread by daily toll in factory in Not
tiughsm. The lord died, aud the 80
erst Of his identity with him. After
sixteen years, however, sudden light
bufs. upon the only survivor, a Mrs.
Btuaft She searched into the truth,
found her claims real, and submitted
them 10 clever lswef. who has brought
matters 10 the issue that restitution
by law. or by q willing recognition Of
the cabin, is about TO be made by the
poblensp. If We are rightly inform.
cd. this lady 10 10 have an interview
with Her Majesty herself aud the
aristocrstie world must be prepared,
ere long, 10 receive into its circle the
wealthy descendant Of the head Of The
family.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

REPoRToRIAL CoURrEsY.-On the
evening Of the l4tb, in New York, q
dinner party was given at Delmoni-
cos to Mr.. N. b. Woods, the cores
pondent Of the London Times. The
host and the guests were all connect
ed with the press, and the occasion
was intended to indicate, and did in.
dicate, the kindly feeling of those pres.
ent for the representative Of the great
London journal.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

HAT0H Wv
TuHspAyi..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.oGTs ~, 1850,
woWpssSub RsLie or rns PAsr.
o. disiss V make . fssss ss LOT In
Boulevard street opposite The Capitol,
several dsys ego. . very singular sioss
wss foSsd, which was presented 10 shs
Rhetorical Boeissy, ssd may now be
seen Ia sbs B.s.s Library. l.iss very
hard sesglomsvs,s, weighing about
6hy reusdsl osisisslly |. wss IN
eblsns square 10 form, frow which one
cad hes bees broken os, Ga one
eide. rises . oess, sbsu. Sin inches in
height which appears 10 have been
hswa eu. Of che selid reci for vhs.
purpose 10 The sessswsrsd question,
Our friend ~ The Library, Judge
Csrfisss, Who I've beg he will mol,
consider u astsssy) 10 perhaps The
best Archssoiesiss vishis our gates,
'ss essmissd HE shelves 10 %. II b.
ess tsd 10 shs sstiqui.ss Of. The North.
or Central America, anything bearing
I've resemblance gives up The job and
turns .as nut over for sp.iqasrisns 10
crack, There 10 On speiss. mound
yssusssplefsd In ihs locality In which
shs stone wss found, and who can
ssy vhso, and hov I. came there L.
Where are The people Who bull, |. ssd
10 what svss, In their history vas 1.
dsdiestsdY whs, may this stess
hsvsbssa designed for, and with whs,
manner Of tools wss Il wroosb, into
shs shspe We dad itr These are In.
ssrss'ing queries, 10 view VI the fac,
that We have no stone 10 .his vieiaity
aud che Aboriginss, With whom w
ere 30 impsrfscsly acquainted had no
teels save such % they could make Of
gold end silver To our mipd's eye,
10 loohs lihsa disl--.ths better shspsd
counter part Of which we new End in
che shop windows--Au instrumsu. 70
shsw hev shs sun comes up and goes
dows again, whilss time 10 bic slip.
rsrs Of lice, eresps 90 10 the end Of
sublusss Affairs. Hold We Or. mis,s.
ken. The sus does mei msvsi lin.
portsss discovery, for which be prsis-
7" ever sung 10 0slislo. Suppose
sow, sfssr oil the fuss, the. the Abor.
isisss, Of our Aborigisss, we're aware
Of shs same hs.i Why By Jovs.
here is che very evidence 10 s,on. |
The fast Of shs motion, wss no lsss .
fact before Moses came out Of ths
ball rushss, And shs children Of Israel
len Egypt, between ,wo days. We
ksov very veil, that there are few
ps,ous, Ia this ussssr Of fac. time Of
dsy, who care whether Il is, or is no,
so, 70 shs. isv vsMy--go gents sad
look on ths ssoss, and Veil us some.
thing Of u shst We do no. already
ksow. sFft.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

TROUBLES IN THE OprHATIo
WonLb.-Tbs waters don't turn
smoothly at the New York Academy,
and are in a slight state Of fomsnt. 49,
A correspondent Of a Pbilsdslphia
Sunday paper thus accounts for the
diseord apparent there
The oash ia not always forthcoming
for artistes' salaries, and you may fan
cy the desogtemens. first, one 10 af
ilieted with violent cold; then apoth.
er 10 prostratsd with a fit Of Bufguu.
dy, which tho physician oerii6ss 10
dipbtheria, and anon prims donna
gets jealous and loses her temper, and
Of course her voice. 80 We go. Fab
bri, Colsop, Cortesti, Lasipo, Aurido,
Fsrri, Bfigpoli, all have their little
weaknesses in that way. Patti holds
out like a soldier, must say, and do
serves credit for her consistent health
aud vooailsm. The coming weeks is
said 10 be the last we shall have Of
Italian Opera until November, when
tho doaa with ths.hidsous name, Czii.
lag, may perhaps come along and an.
tsdate her arrival to keep us from
musical suicide until Tsmbsriik's
flourish Of trumpots may bo heard In
the melodious distance. They say
she is TO get y 900 for sir months
service. DApgri and Formss are
coming, ! soc, also; will they be wan
sed2
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

LAY IN YoUR FuEL.--A French
metsorologist, named Renou, predicts
q series of severe winters, Of which
the approaching winter is to be- the
first, and that of 1871 the most severe.
Mr.. Renou thinks he has discover ed
that these groups Of severe winters re-
turn In forty-onc years, and that the
increase OF spots on the sun indicates
them. He also finds that unusual
displays OF aurora borealis and fre-
qusnt earthquakes are simultaneous
with the increase Of spots on the sun
and severe winters.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
ISvITrSo Tuy DAscfsn Rr.rv-

IsvrTIso THE DANCING BEAux.-It
has been rumored in New York, ,ha,
the committee Of the grand ball given
to the Prince, at the Academy Of Mu.
sic, has been obliged 10 issue some
twenty-five or thirty gratis tickets 10
dancing men, tho general run Of the
company invited rather too old and
slow on their pins, it was feared, TO
keep up with the music.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
IiOOTs AND SHOES.

OUR stock Of fine and heavy BOOTS
~ and SHOES being very large, and
having been bought at the manufactures,
We are enabled 70 seli good article A. low
as any house this side OF New York.
a call will convince our assertions.
oot20. DALsHEfMEH, SIMON AZ 60.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

RHnAnRApLH PHENOMENON IN rHr
EAsr lsplrs.-Tbe great meteor Of
the g6th Of July was almost ooinei
dent with an equally wonderful
phenomenon that occurred in the
East Indies. On the i4th Of that
month. st three o'clock r. NJ, the
iuhabitants of Dhurmsalah, about
twelve miles TO tho south Of the
granite peaks Of the Dhaoladhar
mountains. were startled by the
noiso Of q most terrific explosion,
which lasted about three minutes,
and almost persuaded the hearers
that the whole of that magnificent
range falling down. The solitary
cloud that was visible had settfed
upon tho higbost peak. and from
that direction something was heard
whizsing through tho air no near
the earth that all hands were In.
voluntarily raised TO shield their
heads. An instant after. n huge
black mass was socn to fall in the
direction of its path. about n mile
away. Tho spot WAS at once vial.
ted. and an immense block, appa.
rently granite, covered over with n
pitch substance, had buried itself
three feet and n half into the
ground. When dug out IL was
found Of an icy eoldnoss. 30 that
pieces broken from IL could not be
held in the hand. Two smaller pio.
ces Of the same kind fell within two
miles Of IL. The structure of tho
granite corresponds exactly with
that Of the mountains. and an they
are covered with perpetual snow,
the 10y coldnoss of the meteor sug.
gestcd n conjecture that tho OK
plosion tore IL from the peak, six
teen thousand feet high, and car.
ried u twelve miles through the mir.
Tho question was to bo scientitlcal.
ly investigated.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

~ Several nice young gentlemen
went to the residence Of . young dam
eel TO give her . ssrenads. ATE,
some time, the serAsnt stepped out,
and walking up to the harpist, sx.
claimed, my friend. the folks are all
sbed you can't sst . cent here TO-
night !"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
boys CLOTHING.

A JAEGE and we'll sslsoted stock Of
IA FALL aud WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, win be sold at rsasona,
bic prices by oot 20.
DAJsHEfMER, SIMON a 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

sge we msy select not draw yea a. least
siooo We viii after the drawing send yeu
snetheu Package IN one of our select sstts
Lotteries for nothing The cash for Pfi=
,es ss we'll ss The plate eepy sf the drawn
Numbers will lie sent the same evening She
dtswi hg takes, rop esh send the ESQ ell
ther by Bsnk Note, DRAFT, or certificate of
deposit when The Tickets will be cent by
return ef mail, Send soon
Respectfully snd eenhdehtislly.
~. o. Hes Gss. LEwtssON hhO,
October iith, 1860
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

-. q, a.
lHF bRAhiiiAN SfsfEm or gov
ssNnRNhEA according TO . cores
pendent OF tue World, The senate
OF btah'' numbers sixty members,
ana the lever house one hundred
ahd twenty, whosfe elected byeleo-
tofs, VINO are chosen IRON anu ny
the people, eaoh man who is Tree.
holder ana possesses ana income o'
kioo per annuin being entitled 70
the privilege oi voting. The Sen
ate are chose Tor lie, The deputies
Tor Tour years In the former the
sanction OF the Emperor IL neeessa'
~ to The choice OF the people, IN
the latter there is no such festtio-
ton. " is not required That q can
date Tor either house should be q
native or citizen ot the province
which he is chosen TO represent At
the same time, whist so tnuoh pow
o. is vested in The government, the
Brasilisns are said to enjoy almost
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
~ The campaign against the Ma

~ The campaign against the Ma
vsjo Indians in New Mexico has CON-
menced in earnest. Four hundred
Utahs are employing BY special agent
Pfefer. Also, eight hundred MeIi-
cans aud Puebla Indians have taken
the field. These, with the regular
army, it is thought, will make clean
sweep, and whip the Indians into sub
mission.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
WINDOW sIIADEs.

A RESPECTFUL invitation is extsn-
IA dsd 70 all who wish 70 purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, A. We have a bean,
uful asscrtment direct from manufactorlss
aud 70 be sold A. astonishing low figures.
oct20 DALSHElMEK, SIMON a. 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

PrnsEvrpiNa HrAHoH AFTER A I,osr
MopHb-A most interesting search.
say tho London Court Journal. is
about TO take place, that will draw
all lovers Of invention to tho tombs
of the Aeaufort family. IL seeems
that the iifst Earl Of Worcester. Of
the day Of Henry VII. invented an
engine, the original model Of which
has never, up to this moment. been
discovered. Through the deepest
researches Mr. Woodofoft obtained
undebiable proof that the Earl Of
Worcester desired in his will that
this model should DO Inferred
with him in his coffin. Therefore.
Mr.. Woodcroits noxt step was to
obtain permission to have tho coffin
opened; but before that could be
done. the whereabouts bad 10 bs
discovered. aud no one knew any.
thing about H. IL was not until
the other day that coming across
mn old manuscript be found an al
lusion made to the coffin Of Charles
Somerset. frat Earl Of Worcester
and that IL was buried in vault,
which had fallen in. and as the wri.
ter observed was never likely to be
bebeld by mortal eyes again. Tho
manuscript In upwards of one hun.
dred and fifty years old /; IL, tboro.
fore. may be imagined that to find
the spot where tho Earl was buried
was difficult enough; that. bowev-
er, has been accomplished, and Mr..
Woodcroft. having obtained the
Duke of Beaufort's permission 20
open tho coffin, Ia only waiting the
necessary permission Of tho Bishop
to do so. Tho Duchess has signi.
fed her desire 10 be present.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

nsbts Of the last and grss,est cen.
tury Of the Ar.o Demint, is sever.
81 large, revised and improved
letieons, Of the vernaeulsr They
have been measured, the words
have been counted. and we have
their respective weight in pounds.
ounces aud grains Of averdupeise
measure. In the language Of Mr..
Sheridan, we can say, we shall he
very much edited when we shall
have read them. With this remark
the learned writer. was in tho hab.
Il Of throwing each new book into
bis trash bssket. Not 80 with us.
We write with Webster on the
right and Worcester on the left,
whilst Immediately in ffont Of our
table. is the portrait of the late
d., pilwerib. who in . very placid
and quiet way, looks down upon us,
without speculation. We have es-
ahmed all Of the photographers and
authors Of words. for one TO en-.
press, The mendsoity and bald.
faced impudenec, Of fellows in the
clock country, who send out their
circulars and things this way and
find no word, carrying with II the
required force Of expression. How
60 account for the means whereby.
lottery.oiiice men the vendors Of
villsipous elirefs. aud mock jewel
ry-live we cannot, unless II be,
because Of the wonderful amount
eredulity Of our Northern Kin folks
who are ready TO swallow any
thing, and go about like the yam.
pires Of old, with their mouths open.
From the Spirit Rappings Of the
Miss Fores'-the table tippings Of
Rocbestsrs-ibs religion Of Jo Smith
and the insanity Of John Brown.
down 90 the doctrine, that because
they Imagine that they are safe on
the road TO heaven. through the
avenues Of vulgar deceit and
thresd.bare hypoerscy, that we
must follow them per foroe-ope
and all these things take deep root
and grow with fungus rappidity In
the Northern mind. Doubtless there
10 some peculiar influence Of tho
moon or some effect Of atmosphere
in which the secret lies, aud by and
by. II may bo fathomed. There 10
no way else. to account for tho CT.
istenee Of the transparent swind.
ling shops on every corner. We
know Of their existence here. from
tho elegantly ooueooted circulars,
and advertisements that aoat this
way. fragrant with tho odor of vii.
lsipy. Tho Howard Association of
Philsdelphia I; that good old chris.
tian Doctor, whose sands of lilo
have nearly run ou,--Dr. Creagor's
charitable profI'er--The gift enter.
prises and magnificent schemes for
the distribution Of pinch back Jew.
elry, are rcdolcnt with low flung
villaiay. Here IL sn Introductory
spistle 10 one Of these schemes.
. los EoarHAsrros srRsKr,
Esston, Pa, Oct. ~, isee.l
Dear Sir ;--llsing desirous Of extending
our business We wish to procure the
namea Of abo or 800 Of your subscribers,
not more than ten or twelve az one +. o.,
that We msy send our Catalogue for their
inspection for which We will send you our
receipt sstt Of Studs aud sleeve Buttons,
vsius ta 90. Respectfully you're,
II. JONES a co.
P~ Gao. Cnowrnrn.
The writer says If there 10 any
doubt about the studs and buttons
being puro gold, that he will send
another set Of the same kind, with
out charge. Magnanimous Jones |
Tho greatest Of oil schemes, how.
sver !. th;s. -h'sh eemss ia tho
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
Gents Furnishing Goods

NTE have now on hand q very sstsn.
w sivs sssortmsnt Of
Superior Msrino Shirts and Drawer.
Cashmere "
Fins Flannel d"
Canton "
Lambs Wool, Msrine and Cotton half hose,
Black and Fancy Nsoktiss and scarfs.
The very best Of Kid oloves, Baokskin,
Beaver and Cashmere Goods, White and
oolersd bordsfsd uandksrohiefs, Efsbroi-
dsfed Huspsndsrs, etc.
i9- The above articles will be sold at
the lowest possible prices by
oot20 DAJsHEIMEE, SIMON ACo.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
sHIRTsi sIIIRTsii
SALE OF UNITED srArra apNs

RY ORDER of Colonel n. X. orsig, chisf lslI
~ otordn.nes y. 3. Arry, win be sold ~
at public auction 81 Baton hougs Arssns1
La, on tbs 10th day Of November, 1880. -
at 10 o'elck A. NJ. the following arms. via;
lzz Einss, eipt lock
1885 Kifss altered 10 percussion.
TEsxs--CAsH, In gold on delivery.
FAVkOT a LEBLANC,
o0tlO-ztvh Auetlonsers.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

WIsDow eLAss.-A large lot on hand and 70
w sssivs-fsr sale By