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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
Gotel8.
DUMAS

HOTEL DUMA s.
E lllaser Siref bsfsssen ih and sh CINCINNATI OHIO
This Old and vel established Hotel has bseu rscGntV
redted IN superior style and IL unsurpassed BY any
Hotel OF is class IN America ...
Tha prourietor from his ns sxperoncs in this city al
norua and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will bin entfre success and be
v0blE known this community auticipates fun share
sf public patronage. ALEX SHUMATE,
aWDk6 PrenrietnT-
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 8
1fA land Murray street. ID door from Broadway, op
esitcthc Park, New York Higgins Fling Proprietor
Huggins, late OF PearlStreet House BnEsu G Fiinr
ta a. T.Trsiso Wafsi Naw Work dsf7 ]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
BnilOErs & ArfIDiteftg.

bROOKS 81 g. g E.7 W, BUILD
~ EBs AlE -4uIlfIciurerl u Dsor1l Blinds, ,sesh.
Fac5tt ard al nes 81 scrull-S1NinE and Gothic
1irisd5-st ua-' csntFr HincF risvriapA . nnio-c3i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
~ PRRoHA nAsH,

For Artificial Teeth
Il mauuiactursd and all varieties Of artificial teeth
NJ up IN the best manner. W. INGERS0LLs,
No 2lI Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland Q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
1inantloL.
FOREIGN EXCHAEGJ

DRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL from IS upW trds, on EnEand ard France. and on
al the pncipa Cifils Of Germany. On Frankfort Ber-
lin, Wilma, Lipzig NurimbeIg, Cassel, Cologne, Ham
burgh. Bremen. Stuttsart, Mannhem and Prague. For
sale By mTl2 RETTBERG HAUs5iANN.
G1OO00 MONEY ADVANC-
DINIsOOO ED-In sums to suit-at the old
stand and well known WAGNER's oFFICE-On securi-
ties OF kind, viz DTy Goods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Pats, Watches DismOnds, Jewary, Fire arms,
Clothng, Furniture Carpss amos, Mirrors Paintings
General Mrchandile and Personal prnperg and articles
of value On the most satisfactory terms Business ssicy
private Established 1881 Watches and Jewely for sale
nt bargnns
WM. WAGNER, cGcs No. 5. Water ST.,
Corner superior st. over Geo. A. DAVIS - Clothing
Store
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19

Tue FENrNoRE CooPEE.-About the lst Of Oct,
= violent hurricane occurred in Yeilo Bay, during
which the L.. surveying schooner Ftliu0rs Cooper
was driven On the beach, and was afterwards con-
demnei and sold no lives were lost, and Captain
Brooke saved all his valuable instruments and sur
veys. The japanese Government showed great kind
ness 10 the shipwreckti 81. ~. sending men 10 save
everything possible. ard the officers say that not 4
single doliars worth WIS stolen Ihey we're pro
yIdei with good quarters, AM furnished With pro
visions, servants and money. Most az the crew were
afterwards taken on board the Po,+ra0, after her
arrival from China. The officers G7I the balance Of
the crew would leave for the United States on the
above vessel on 22i February next.
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communication from the Ship-N1nster- pre-
,-ufed with The Flag.
HOSOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, !
N.rnnInr D4 1AIl

HOSOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
November -, 1859.
To TIE Hon. -45Her Pratt, United States Consul,
Honolulu
suE we, masters Of vessels in the whaling fleet
of the United States, now in this port, for ourselves,
.5I in behalf Of those who are absent, but who, if
presei /. would gladly join Us in the pleasant task,
beg to present this fag of the United States Of North
i-sr5ca 10 you. a ft and most worthy representative
Ct is Commercial interest at this port, and sincerely
hope that it may long be used by you in your official
capacity.
We would aIIude at this time to the disinterested
md heightened manner in which you have discharged
the muItfalrious, complicated, and often conflicting
da-ies Of your lab0riOus office, 50 as to preserve At the
ane time. the esteem and confidence Of all parties,
merchants, masters and seamen. We deeply regret
that your health has not been at all times such as
YOU and we could have wished, but We trust under
Providence, that It may soon be restored
Nay the flag which we now present, ever be able to
maintain what its heraldic symbols would betoken,
.qs for it, friends, but stripes for its enemies, and
We feel confident that it could be placed in the hands
dBo one more ready to preserve it, in all of its integ-
nty and purity, than yourself, h0nored Sir.
We have the honor to be, Sir, your countrymen and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19
or Al. CARTWRIGHT. Esq.

-A number Of your friends masters Of
-L.re.rff-. in the habit Of visiting this port. for
urrresa Of recruiting and refttiug their ve~-
- rr.rarlt,ry o again undertaking the peril-
"a d,n, er- incidental u the prosecution Of their
t~,zrI,u- profession, being desirous Of exIres
~ Z, vou their high approval Of the manner in
.5s.b YOU have fulfilled the arduou-, difficult.
complicated duties devoIving upon you a.
,msrfe,n Consul at this port, and at the same
-. # conveying % YOU the sentiments Of friend
s--a.m and confidence, with which their in
.--,,rs. with you has inspired them. determined
anon the presentation 70 you Of an American flag,
a.. b.ing the most appropriate manner Of 50 doing.
.rd one which was most likely % be acceptable,
- ardent and devoted a lover Of his country.
= b,d been their intention To have waited upon
,u and presented it personally, but unfortunate
T. the pryuer material was not procurable at this
rI,ce. and it became necessary 70 send to San
Francisco. As it was impcrativeIy necessary that
they should all leave before it, possible arrival,
,bev have empowered me TO present in their
,,mes. and with the accompanying address. this
5~sautifuI silk flag Of our glorious Republic.
In 50 doing. permit me to say that fully CON
,ruinr in their estimate Of your character as an
.assr Of the American Government and a gentle
man. 1t affords me unqualified pleasure in having
been selected as their representative, and cordi-
,Hy and frankly unite with them in their good
wishes for your continued health and prosperity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19
Lumbcri Lumber
HUE WOULD HEREBY

Z give notice TO ms customers. and thu public generally. that
l'i~ prepared To sell every description Of North West lumber in
quantity. ~ 10y small lots, a. cheap or cheaper than "a y other
person DO the market. In other words. he wants To sell. and
sHl't br beaten. I4l-tfI 4. h. LEVERS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19
PRESENTATION OF 4 FLAG.
TO the Hon. Abner Pratt, United
states Consul at Honolulu.

The following presentation took place on Tues
~ LAST 1t the American Consulate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19

Just Received by Express from
NEW. YORK.
AIDES LATEST STYLE
Il 4 Elegant sash and bonnet ribbons. flowers,
Superior kid gloves, white and cooreI,
Gauutlsts. various styles. mohair mitts,
Nets for ladies' hair, opera hoods.
Nupias and rigol-ts. black velvet ribbon,
Sewing machine cotton and silk. needles for do,
On Try belts, black lace edgiugs, worked collars,
Black lace wells. black fringe, ruches,
Black railroad canvas, with patterns and worstcds asstd,
Black and white Berlin wool, fancy buttons,
Gala plaid. all wool, silk and cotton elastic,
ChilIr-n's stockings etc. etc. For sale by
lgl-tf II. DIMOND * son.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-19

Copper rivets,
Log chains.
SicNIes, Nos. ,, 3 and 4,
Jewsharps,
Gun GintS.
Stirrup feathers, l and !! inch,
Stirrup irons,
Plated zig harness,
Cotton girth web,
Bed worsted web,
Rein do. do.
Swedes shapes, 2Xt,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

FAscy Dsrss Goops.-The Ladies' 10
rattment Of the Emporium on Lafayette
street. is now nearly ready. All that clsss
ofgccds, which the ladies' like TO sea spread
cut 20 show the patterns will be kept there.
80 arranged as to puzzle them 20 ser
which is the prettiest. Closhs, bcnne,s.
hats and other things which the ladies all
lihe to Try on, aud see the at. will he found
here, with large mirrors wherein they
may see themselves ns others see them.
vithcutheinR seen. This Ia decided ad b
vantage offered by no other establishment
IN town. Phillips he's employed special
police officer TO guard the doors and win
DOVE. who hss authority TO arrest snv in
quiring Benedict who dare attempt 10 pr
into this department.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

WANT ~ kANsAs.-k Kansas. aavs q cor
respondent Of the Missouri Democrat. will
not make grain enough for food for the
people
In many counties the crops have been
all total failure, and the wild grass iz
burned short and will not do fcr hsv. The
extreme southern part Of the Territory has
been tuincusly dry. There will be n little
corn, and but very little. IN Douglas coun
ty. aud still less IN Shawnee. Tho eoun
ties bordering on the Missouri river. aud
the counties on the western border Of the
settlements have Jared best. In the wesi-
ern part Of kan.as the grass IL fresh and
there will he snme corn. In lesvenworth
Atcbison, Dcniphan, johnson. Lynn aud
Lvkina, there is a considerable amount Of
corn. sti u the aggregate deficiency will be
great In scne regions TIE gtssshcppers
appeared aud eat up everything, crops in
cluded. but the tavsges Of these creatures
we're confined to certain localities. The
people ot ksneas can hardly he Haid TO
have got 70 farming fairly vet. The
amount Of land under cultivation 10 not
great, aud "a heavy crop vss raised on
oar rich soil last year with no effort. and
even amidst utter careleasneas, it bepot n
conviction that ctops could he raised here
in any way. This ia the drvept season
known since the settlement OF the Terrific.
~. Many Of the smaller streams have
been dried up.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

TRavsrARfsciFs. Politicians will note
what g ~. Wilson save on this subject. --
Any design can be worked rut hv Wilson,
fcr any party paying the cash Wilson is
'iqht IN not wanting 10 wait for settlement I
GOV such things, when the parties who get
them NJ etpect 10 he settled with, Gov their
labor aud expenses IN getting NJ torch
lights. lie argues ne we DO about " "scme
Of them viii he slightly disappointed IN
their expectations y
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
MAyUp'e OFFICE
CRY OF BAroF Rouur, !
Enl.ln u, l,n. tnnn [

Cirt OF BAros Rougr,
... September 4. 1890
HAVING obtained leave Of absence
fof three ~ four weeks from, the rity.
! have secured the services Of 7. A. Walk
ef, Esq., y. r, as Mayor pro tenn, hefote
whom all matters eprettaining 10 the
Mayors Court will he tfied The police Of
The city will be conducted bv Mstshals
Cuusinafd and sancher, and such patrol
ns they inay designate. under The supervis-
ION Of NJ. Walker and 10 the various
standing committees hereafter named. will
be referred all business over which they
have control
Let. Committee Of Finance. n Mat
IN, y Y. Glover.
2nd. Committee on Streets, Landings
and public works.. NJ Collins. A De
lafnletie
afI. COMMITTEES on raupefs and Loaf
ere ". Pefalta, y. Atbout
4th Committee cn Cemetpfv-I. y.
Glover, = " Matts and / N. COLLINS un
part uf the city, aud y. q. Montsn. Francis
Philips and Louis Kondeft on part of cit
i2ens. T. y. ELAM,
serf lNd Mayor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

FAREwELt 70 GRrEcE.-Bsvard TAYLOR.
IN his last letter from Athens. thus b,ds a
tender farewell TO the land Of colossal he
toes and mighty memories "l,et me not
lose the rensive sweetness aud sadness in
Athens. The eun IL rapidly sinking In
clear saffron light beyond the pass Of Da
Ihene, aud purple tlush plays along the
high, barren rides Of Hymettus. Before
me tises the Acropolis, with its crowns of
beauty, the Patthenon, on whose snowy
front the sunsets Of two thousand wears
have lef( their stain. In the diatsnce is
the musical kgean, dancing, with tho
light whispering waves, 90 Ail the rock
hewn ssrcophagus of Themistocles, Plates
olives send a silver shimmer through the
dusk that is creeping over the Attic Plain.
Many an evening have | contemplated
this tllustrieus Landscape, but IL never was
40 lovely ss now, when look upor II for
the last time. Every melodious wave In
The long outline Of the immortal noun
tains; every sacred marble m the august
piles OF ruin--every blooded anemone on
ths banks Of the lllissus. aud every sspho-
de, that blossoms on the Hill Of Colonos
-isnow them, aud they know mo. Not
|" curious stranger DO | leave Athens;
not traveller, eager foi the new sconces:
eut with the regret Of ono who knows and
loves the sacred soil, 90 whom Il ha. been
ssanetuary aud a home"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

STATE OF LOUisiANA-Pa Parish Of Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
coutt-Jsines W Brown vs. His Cred
itpfs-No. gTAT
nf VIRTUE offs Commission issued In
- the above entitled and numbered
cause, and tU me directed from the Hon
sixth Judicial District Court IN and for
the Parish Of Esst Baton Rouge, and State
aforesaid. ! will offer ~ public sale IN front
uf the Court House drot If said parish. IN
the city of Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY.. the pad dag ~ September.
next, A. D., 1880, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of
ssid day, the personal property herein
after setiyfth aud Described. surrendered
hy eaid James W Brown tc his creditors,
| tu-vit.
One gold watch chain. one buggy. one
hre engine. one pillow. one hooktasa, nns
centfe table; two sofas. two rocking chairs.
| one looking glass one cvptees rrpss pne
srirrir, one fy trap. one bench. one waite,
cooler, une clock two vashstands, one hn
feau, one hedstead. one small table. rns
wash Kettle, one lamp. one medicine chest.
lot ~ Books, religious denominations.
spaihs American biugfaphv. 25 volumes
walkers Dictionary; Ehnksppare's works
Ryfpn's wDfks: Burns works; .lnsenbr.'
works; HISTORY Of Mesico: United Eta,ps
Hazetteet; Aniswotlh's Latin Diriirus,v,
Adams Latin Grammar; rsrkhrrst g,esk
Dictionary; Yalrtey's Greek uramrat;
Spanish and English Dictionary: Olpn
doh's Spanish and English Grsmmsr:
DAVIES Bourbon; tolhufns's Algebra:
Davies Universal Arithmetic: wheiplev's
Cpmrendium; Frrsts Pictorial History |
Aratin on the attributes of Grd: nihi. |
Biography: Treaties cn e,rremert: Whit |
tntnuto tnvpllotiupcs roia,'p
Illustrations on the divine grvp,n,rprt:
Lecture Sermons; Life ~ MurraT: GyctIs |
foi the harvest: Reason Tnr rur hrrp. Rev
~ Truth: Book ~ parahles; Commerce and |
Navigation, univefsnlist Pulpit: rro aud
Nun Universalisn; Guide Nv Univetsslism.
Exposition and defence ~ Univeranlism;
Belief ci Universslis,n; Tctments Of He'll:
theological discussions; Manual rhono-
Rfarhy aud on
Saturday. 'h- r2,h d-r 80 o-,.r-.,
nest, a. ~. 1890. nt ~ o'riock 4. " of said
daV the following real property. alsp SUI
rendered IN said snit, tp-wit:
Two lo's ~ Ground IN Bosler's Town,
Best Baton Rouge.
One lot of ground ut p,eenwell's
Springs.
Upon the following 'prfns and pnndi
uons, viz The real Estate on . credit If
sis and twelve months. with good personal
security, end mortgage retained until full
and fral payment Nute,,c hp made rev
able ~ the Oillca off the Recorder The
personal property, fot al suins oG fny dol
lnrs sud under CASH. aud owe, that
amount, cn . credit rf three months. with
good security and notes made payable as
shove
sept ~. II. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

~ From private note, we learn
that our fellow-citisen ! II. New
Esq and lady, are at present in New
York We regret TO learn, that Mrs
New did not receivst the benefits, con
teipplated by her visit to the springs
in Virginia.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

McNusENrs. GaRpEr, srAruARy src.-
Attention is directed 20 the advertisement
Of Messrs. q Il. " r. Encchs of rhilsdel
phia, who are here with their annual stoeh
Of Italian and American marble.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

McpF gcups.-Mr. r. n. O'Cunor. at the
corner ~ Third and Laurel street 10 daily
receiving shipments Of his fall and winter
supplies Of goods. lie imports this season
lsrget stock than ever before.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

THs CRFotE guARps.-At an elec-
ton of officers held on Monday night
at head quarters, l.. J. Fremeaus was
elected Captain. and James NJ Searles,
First Lieutenant.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

Houss. sigs Arp ORrAsprrEo PAS
rivur-- Messrs. Riedel Il rle,,er, have
formed ccrsrtmenship TO carry on ths
business and will give rerscnsl stten ticn
20 oil orders in their line. From our
knowledge Of them. we can recommend
them prompt and business like IN all
theft engagements.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
SELLING OFF At COST.

In ORDER TO reduce my ctock Of Goods, before
l. removing my store TO the house now occupi
ed by Theodore Goldnann, I will commence TO.
day 10 sell the same at cost for cash. I have on
hsnd large assortment Of Dry Goods Of every
description and ladies will find here a rare op-
por'unity to buy Goods at extremely low prices.
3. NJ ASHER.
|ulyl''Smd Lafayette street,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
HARPER,s MAGAZINE

= T. Il Il T. NJ B T. r., 1900,
Just received and for sale by
suR22.2w J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
HARD AGROUND.

STovES, Bedsteads. bureaus. Armoirs, Sofa .
- Chats. etc, which will arrive when the Obi,
river rises, but we have plenty on hand 20 sup
ply our customers until that time
RuR22.2w PIPER a BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
WIIsKNi MmIsKy1i

1On KEGS of favorite whisky, just re
lVV ceived and fnr sale bv
aug2s TRAllAN " LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
MISSES CLoAKs.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment ~ these gr,d. ~ -,
~ five few days, slsc ts- re,y r., ,ss,,rs
white Embroidered Merinp uuass frr irf.p,s
euVf1 W. y. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
Ladies' Cloth and Velvet Cloah..

uaNE just opened Verv large assortment o Z
i these eH"ods. comprising all THE newest shapes.
also iew very han, some Opera CiusLs. some
thing entirely new and very rirh In this depart.
mest defy competition -cail aud Judge for YOUR
selves. ". y. rIItI,Ipa
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
LADIES DRESS ,!ooDs.

lHls department feel satisfied that cav
= dN MI Justice tc mr customers, although =
nave nnt gone into thrss very estfavar.nt hIrb
priced g'ods, can otter the bee, assortment 81
neat, hsndsnne. snd medium priced prrds eve,
wrought te This make, alsc large assortment
~ neat srsl' aaured printed eouds int children.
annN W. y. rt.IIIrA
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
STOVES,

Two ouR present ia,gs stuck We will have n
u large addition of Coal apd Wood Uoph IN q
snd heating stoves fsrltr and Chamber uratps
crate Fronts aud Screens. Coal Buckets. Tnnps
etc. PIPER u BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

rI'0 DRINKERS or CONGRESS WATER
Il have just received direct from CLARK A whit
smother supply Of Congress water. 40 fsvorabIy
adapted for summer use. r. d. DAY
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
RED WINES.

4 CHOICE assortment Of the most del
"a icate brands just received.
sepA =. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
LAY uyE rIIitxEs.

A sthe season IL approaching when these use.
"a iul instruments are required, We we would
suggest To- eur planter friends 10 give ne their or
dets early, MONTAN \ MATTA.
meNH Hardware rorner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

rE We are under many obligs-
tions TO NJ. Frank Robertson, for
repeated favor in advance Of the
mail.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
FRUIT CANS.

HAVING on hand large lot, We would wish
IL 10 close them cut At low prices
MoNrkN q MATrA's,
msySl. Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
TOBACCO.

C BONES Mac e Mac % cents retail
~ % Boxes Tens for Plantation 90
certs retail 25 Boxes Seveus, choice arti
Gle 20 cen,s retail lower than they can bo
had in Now Orleans.
septA :. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
SOAR. CANDLES AND STARCH.

pnl BOXES Of the above articles. and
@VN well assorted Ivy different qualities,
is now FOR sale at the Triangular store hy
eng2s TRAHAN ~ LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
I.,a,.s nnd Misses I,,,, s,,,,,.

'IHNN'ShNS Corrugated sptirR sli,,s W alI
the new shapes, ss fellows raris core. Pa,
is'sn pene; Psrisian Irain aud woven unssarna,;
woven Iarps sud patent sdius'abia pustis The
best stifts made, and theonly kind keep
aup2a W - rIttI Irr
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
STABLE AND HEAVY Goops.

Nj siVCk ~ these srods will he verr he,vr,
INl NV customers rust not Judge nv s,nrs , y
Nhst thev sss w The main stute. I have n sapa,
ave fo'n' ior All kinds oi heavy goods. and haap
everr article IN ihat line
sngSs ". ~ PHILIPPE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
STAPLE GOODS.

LARGE lot " English Prints. white and
~ brown nomestiss md Hhaetina Cotton Checks
liesints, Denims, 0ottcusdss. Jeans, etc.
aPg2J pHlLA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
SAVE YOutu purtrr
FURNITURE.

Nv are nov resolving large additions 10 ON,
" stock Of besdsteads, buresus, A,rnoi,s.
sofas. Tables, Chairs, Hsn stsnds. What. Not,'
Safes. sidshcsrds. Cribs. Hook Osss. sse,s,.,,..
" ~ PlPkR - BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
.JIJS'r RUCrIvUp
vAIEsCJENNEs cor.r.Aus

A HANb>vNt supply ~ yaiencienns. tJpIIs,.
"a snh lsrge lot Fsleuciennes and Tbre.5
hsHss, ~ srrive IN q fsv days ~ the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
b"Ke' Lafayette Street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
NEW GOODSi NEW GOODSll
AN NOW prepared ~ show a large. rr,,rl.i
4 and we'll ssinrtsd sir-k ~
FALL, AND WINTER sspppg

HN'f'' NV " ~ wv fNfssfff~.
end having R''pd ur 'hs large store rrprn .dirJ,
'rR 'ne, N''rsflr rcnrei Nv W. prpsi, 7 have ~
creased my stock So that Eau NOW ute, ,nsnv
enods ths, hsve not been sbi tn bper he,s,r
mte viii kssr NV customers reg ,Iativ posted
ss w what ! may he receiving new, -ri hope
,ha' ,heg VII NJ least give rne call hsfore pu,
chasing elsewhere
supN W. y PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
Collegiate h-,nu.. ~ Better a,.r..
Lin.r aud pcb,,., N.,,,,..

WE ful supply Of these goods, Bobirst
= IN ~ widths, slsO. Pink snd blue Bcbinstr.
Mhi'e Liner Nettines, also Brown Do for plants.
Won use. W y. pHfiIiPs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
IRISH LINEN.

"A FULL supply ofgsnuine Irish Lif
- ut the lowest cash prices at
dso1 \. NJ. AsHER's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
para..,s aud u,,,,,I,.

HANEtust opened very large assortment
II these goods. w IL pUII,IIps
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
HI.nRInIts NEWS
Bands. Eag,nes sra I,-..,,ye..

fer dsys We win he prepared N .be- /.
U most magnificent, stock ~ frrb, I5s,ss J,,
cns's Rsnis, Csinbtic fdeings, sviss Inss,,inxs.
e'e' N rhich We would beg the Isals. 10 f.vrr
ne with their selections
augR2 DALsHEfMER. SIMON q 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
ron SALE.
NEW ARRIVAL ar .Apr.rs

N"bl In Barrels, Hslf psrrels ard Rsys
= 'cf sale hE BbAL PATTERSON.
"'"eif Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
Emb, oidered sL,r,. aud R,b...

UNuE most handsome embroidered Skirts and
L Nuhes that we're ever brought Co this mar.
tet will be ready for inspection In very short
time, pALSIEIMER, SIMON 4 CO.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
CURTAIN DAMASISS
DAMAsKs ron rAptr rnvr
ENGLIsu a AMppJCAN ppINrs

NlD Pihohs NJ these goods rrw IN s,e,s and
cOO ss many more 20 arrive IN = Dew dsys ali
warranted 70 wssh, sra prices refy ipv
euee' W . PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
nallp Ga@tttr anO Gomrt.

BATON RoUeB.
wEDNEsDAF;:';:::;:.;;;sEPT ~, 1890.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

Useful In Every Family.
CrALDfNG's Prepared Glue, GrasselIi's Glass
- C.meut, Robinson's Silver soap--for sale at
aug22.2w PIPER 4 BRADF0RDr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12

MUsICi new supply Of violins, Guitars
wi Flutes, Flies, Musical Boxes, string Music
strings, DC, just received by
juueiG I'D ewM. BOGEI,.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-12
MUSIC TEACHER.

'IWh undersigned bsEs 10 cTet his services ne
I Teacher of Pianos, Guitars. ~ vocsiisatlon
w PARTIES wishing an Interview ~ further
particulars. please apply 1T Bogers Drug Store
husS W. HERR