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THE WIgE.s CoMMANpNEEIs.

THEs WIsE's CoMNANpaEE4s. "A .
Sunday paper published IN Cincinnati
gives the following as q correct version
for the use Of all doubling husbands.
Listens
l. Thou shalt have no other wife ]
but me.
,. Thou shalt not take into the
house any beautiful brazen iintnage u
a servant girl 70 bow down 70 her, and
serve her; for I am q jealous wife, vis-
ting. &c.
5. Thou shalt not take The name Of
thy wife IN vain.
i. Remember Thy wife 10 keep her
respectable.
]. Honor thy vifs's father and
mother.
8 thou shalt not.fret.
1. Thou shalt not find fault With thy
dinner.
s. Thou shalt not Be behind thy
neigbbor.
Q. Thou shalt pot chew tobacco.
10. Thou shalt not visit the rum tav ].
ern; thou. shalt not eoyet tie tavern
keepers rum, norlhis. brandy, nor his.
vine, nor anything that is behind the
bar of the rum-seiler.
IL. Thou shalt not gisitthea billiard
hall, neither for worsAfpiag nsthe dance
nor heaps Of money that lie on the
table.
And the twelfth commandment IS
Taeu shal. not stay out latee than nine
O'Clock at night
CrRrlFTc .Iehn Lnbberlie
was supposed to be 10 Cue stages oteonr
Sumption 10 ths year 'a8, suffering At
| lie same }ifne under severe attaet oi
rheumatism liver complaint, dfopsy,
efavel aud cholera tnorUus. siuiulta.
asously, also, took tlie yellow fess ]
bilious colo and small pos, the laftel
assuming the chronic form Of scroiluia,
completely destroying ms lungs, liver,
and spinal marrow, nervous system, ans
/ the entire contents Of my phrenology
r finaIlg got % low I did not know as
brother-ih.Iaw when be came TO borrow
money For three mouth IsWallewyt
nothing bpt twenty packages Of ksn
keilodsen's pills, Which affected Il
Immediate cafe ID three weeks NJ.
Iuaofe, eechas Potihgsr, was sflliotet
so long with the goutthat his life b
4 came a borglen - him He took oni.
four boxes Of said pills. .and life Was
4 lafrden to him no longer. Sworn ans
sutscribeito in the presence Of Jo
Worinwood."
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Be HAppF AS You AeE.- Wife and

T Nh J ~ hASe'1' hASees'' 7 80 - - -
nand upon your time and attention /
Are you tempted to speak out angry
ceilings TO that faithful, bat, perhaps,
sometimes Needless or exactiag hus-
osnd Of yours? or to seoId and fret |
II those sweet anI beautift little ones? |
Do you groaa, aud say, What q fool
| was e marry, aad leave my father
house, where lived at ease and IN |
quiet" Areyou. by reason Of the care
and weafinsss Of the body which wife
hood and motherhood mast bring, for
getfqi Of aad atlgr ateftl for their cern
forts ana their joys? Oh wife and
mother, what 4 a stoke should smite
your husband and lay bim Iowa What
ifyour children should be snatched
from your arms ana from your bosom!
What i there were no true, strong
heart for yoa 70 lean upon? What if
there were 40 soft little innoeents 70
nestlein your arms, and 70 love yeu or
receive your loves How would it be
with .you thea! Be patient and kind,
dear wife; he unwearying and longs saf:
fering, dear mothers for yoa ku4w not
how long you may live with your
best ard dearest treasure You know
not how long yon may tarry With them !
Let there be nothing for you g remetn
Der which will ring your heart with Re
morse if they leave yoaalone, let there
be nothing for them to remember bat
sweetness, and love uuatterable, if yol.
are called 70 leave them hy the way.
Be paiients be Fitiful, be tender to them
all, for death tsiA Sep, sooner o. later,
between them and you. And obi
what would you do If yoa should be.
doomed 70 SIT solitary and fofsaken.
though years Re happy as YOU are,
even With all vouf trials for believe Il
thou wife Of a loving and true husband !.
.thereis noloti il life 80 blessed as thine
own.
A RgsoLgrIoS OaIfrnp y Chi
cago correspondent of The Presbyterian
q cletgyasn, rsla5es the fol- owing
pointed little fact
BeeareI elsseslet me felate.an ineis
dent which. occurred during the late
session Of the Synod IN Chicago. An
afiti-slsvery convention Of the sDsetof
Gheever stripe, was sitting iH Chicago
at the same time. A gentleman Of The
city, with whom one Of our professor.
vas slightly acquainted accosted him
one morning.
Well, Doctor, were You in The con
yention last evening
>. sir; 4 do not belong 70 that
stripe here great surprise was mani
Tested By the gentteInanlshat i ] hst5
been there [ YOU'D have offered on
atilitioasl resolution
"Ah indeed, .sllas would that bes
Resolved s" resumed the doetore 'tha
when we get to the kingdom Of heayet
we win not sit down With sbrahalp
Isaac and Jacob, for they we're one
Shareholders T
This vas enough The aeatleIna'
fpassed on. eonelallng, doubles; tla
| he had ulistalsvn bis man,
Is ~ The Paiilsd. ipleja Ledge, IN 9
article on / ouis Napoleon, says
Napoleonsknows how to keep y
world in spspsnee better han aur ma
living 10 il b SIS jslsf Il the molner
ehsn a!l thougiB bis policy decide, h
cuts every thing loose and uncertain
1 and .qnitely smoked his cigar an
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A ttorneys and Counsellefs ri Law !.
Will grectieein the (anrts Ct
Caddo and surrounding parishes, end
in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria. l4ijee on Msrkef sti'ea1s
near the Posto4iee, Shreya pert Lassa
III 1l:3}ss
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RTCHD ~. TUE M . 4 a,

HTLI1- - No. Z t7-E7--s - 60 @- "
i ttorney aadf Counsellor u Lew.
n WillgpraeSice his nrelsesslo1!' "
the Districs couats Of BsssSer. Bien-
villo, Claiborre, and in the s5ipreane
court at Manrpe1 Mr.. Tarnet Pledig5es
himself to rive Els undivided u atfe1lt3erl
to the pronlsst discharge o3 aHi AtusiAss y
a,,trnetad xa his e;are.s (lfFis3e. BeIla-
vue, La. xin3
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we seldom find persons whom We
ackisowIedge to possess Of geod sense
except those who agree with us in
opifiion.
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GEO. HlI3 II jElSst)

4 ttorney 1t Law viii eQllti!iaa
N the praaticesin the parishes q
Bossier. Ca3do and DeSoto. sfle WI 1
also attend 10 81 the basstEs ~ go 81
Landrnm g. Williamson, in tssa above
nar;shes. Y1n1a1* &
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Ia L -
A WrTr PLArER.A celebrated
comedian arranged with bis green gro.
Ger. one Berry, to pay him quarterly
tut green grocer sent n his account
long before the quartet was due The
COMEDIAN, III great wrath, called the
green grocer, and, laboring under the
impression that bis credit was doubted
said 4 SAY, here's 4 pretty naaE, Ber-
Irys;; yoa have sent ii your biR, Berry
before it's DE, Berry. Your father
the elder, Berry, world not have been
E.sueha goose, Berry; but you need not
look bgacA. Berry for | don't care 4
sfgaW. Berry; and shasek pay you I'll
christmas Befr
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r a. LIS3'E Il,

r, q. LiS1'Es &,
NJ ouse, Sign and ornasnentql painter.
Paper hanging, gliding, glazing
and fnnitasfofi 5f aIi kinds of weed
and marble S9iph9lsteringt DC.
Orders lef4 ft the Banner Office will
meet prompt attention. VIM
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gE christening, while the
mini TER Il a making the certificate, he

,I.sl haa See, this Is the 3oih.n
s.l,hS thirlieth 4 exclaimed the IN
dignant mother snsleed it is only The
eleventh
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VOLUME /
MAIL ARR N GEM L

Norttera lfail-LeaFes Tharsday 6 A
Il. Arrives Friday Q r
Southern Mai LeSaves Friday 8 A. u
Arrives Satarday6 9 p NJ.
Eastern lNls3tt Arrives Dailyo A. H..
Leaves 10 NJ.
Western MAI Arrives DHiiy4 An
Leaves s. n. NJ
Walaat Hat--Ilaases MoDtlag 7 A. u.
Arrives TuesdayI6 z ..M.
Office hours on annday ss-a=Qrn hait
past 10 till hall pasE IL O'clock, a. II.
Opens again al 2 anil closes at5o cock
pm. j HsJs0FT0A = MI.
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!. II. KILIPA1RIeKs J. ". issy n. Va 4 ~.
KII.LPA TRICK 8 PE NM Il,
4 ttorneys 1t IIRw, Shreveport, Ia 80. !,
IN Will Practice in the eeartsS saf
Caddo, DeSoto and Bossief. ylni
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HGHAs xorAa ESEMY IN THE

Hg HAS NOT AN ESEMY IN THE
WoRLD.n- HASN'T Well We are sorry
for him, for he has mighty little char
acter who has no enemies. He Is no
bod ywho has not plnck enough 70 get
an enemy. Give us, rather as our idea
of giftue aud mapllness, one who has
many enemies, one who has eandor
aud fearless love for the thing he sees
to be right. The man Of earnest pnr-
pose. strong will and love Of principle
for its.own sake, must have enemies.--
But this, 50 far from being III, isto him
gpod. The strong tree Is more deeply
rooted and fastened ID the soil BY the
blast than.the summer breeze. a man
never knowshow much there is ofhini
until he has confronted and brayed op,
pesition.
. Its a gtaadieomfoft ofa Christian
to lock often beyonl all that he can
possess or attain here and as to answers
othes when he is put to It concerning
bis hope to dasaoer 1im e5 concern
/ ing al his present griefs and ants !;
Il have a poor travellers lot here, little
friendships and many straits but yeI
! may go cheerfaliy bomewaFds fol
l.thithersI shall come and there I hayt
riches and honor enough--a palace
and a crown abiding me. Here, moth
ingabut death ealing aasto depth on
sealan1nity and trouble (as wayes) fol
flowing another; but ! have q hope 3
| that reatstisat geaaaiisesa for he z'eoplt
| of God. ! feel the infirmities ofa i'm
/ mortal state but tie hopes Of immor
Ltality content me ansler them. = find
i Istfong and cruel assaults.of tenn plation
hreakiag ins,upon me; but,sfor all ttta. tta.
1Iheve assured hope Of y full victory
landthea of everlasting peace,-Lelggh
ton.
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r. VI. AsR NE TT !,

4. NJ NtT159.
A ttorney at Low, shrayepssft, y:
n VIII practice in the courts qf
Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and Blen-
vile. Vslli
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LOoNEY = WEElLs,

RoBT. i. T,o0gEY. SAN i n ID .t9a
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81.
HUMOROUS GLEANINCs.

A writer under difficulties
Akenside.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
OVAL. FRAMES

ID LAIN, Waved. Gilt, Rosewood and
j Japanese Mouldings. new assert
ment, call aud examine.
q. q. WILSON,
m22 Main ST., below Montan & Malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

WILLIAM Gu Esq.--lt will be
noticed this morning that our
old friend and fellow-citizen Will
lam Gil Esq, is announced as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace
for the lst Ward. 1t IL needless
for us TO say a word in behalf of
Mr. Gil, having often had occasion
TO do so in days by gone, and
having done SO, in 1--WE hatter our
selves) q bold, independent and
fearless manner. Eminently quail.
fled for the place, we feel satisfied
he will receive the support Of Many
voters.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

pA- A recent law paased by
Congress provides that when any
person shall indorse on any letter
his or her name and place of resi-
dence, as writer thereof, the same.
after remaining uncalled for at the
Office to which il is directed thirty
days, or the time the writer may
direct, shall be returned by mail
TO said writer; aud that no such
letters shall be advertised, nor
shall the same be treated as dead
letters, until so returned to the
post Office Of the writer, and there
remain uncalled for one quarter.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
sAr iPoRr Az Pmxcr.

EARrHousKE AT iPoRr Az Prince.
Captain Haskins, of the schooner
.Sarah Burton, states that at P. NJ.
of the sth inst, q severe shock Of an
earthquake was felt at Port au Prince,
which completely demolished one
building on the north side of the
Grand Square, but fortunately no one
was seriously injured. "
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

Our ~ ruKrn LiNK.- Messrs. Laughter
Lauoue, advertise this morning "COtton
Back bands" The Milleners and Dry
Goods merchants should protect against
this, as not of their line. Cotton Back
Bands-we are advised, are kind Of bag
made Of feathers and intended to run
against the main spring, and crown wheel
pattern Of hustle.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
aRTrsTrs TUBE COLoRs.

7 HAVE lust received complete assortment Of
i Artists Tube Colors and Brushes, and 10 hold
out Inducements for the young TO learn the art
oipainitng, offer this for sale below New Orleans
prices. II. y. DAY,
spri5-ew Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

The EARNS ObD AGE.-A wri
ter in the Eclectic Review ventures
TO sketch few Of the consequences
which might be supposed to result,
were the great forces of Nature-the
agencies which give activity to the
phenomena of our globe-subject TO
the law of decline aud decay. After
treating Of the decline of the physi-
cal universe, and sketching the con-
jectural changes In mankind, he pass
es to the intellect, which it ia sup
posed has kept pace with the body In
it's decay. We copy the following
suggestive passage
The intellect, ~ well, has kept
pace with the body in its decay
Suffering not only from the Cramped
physique with which Il Is now asso-
ciated, but also from the adverse ex-
ternal condition under which men ex.
list, aud whitening too under the de-
cline Of arts and social comforts, il
has become 30 dwsr6sh in its devel.
opment that little Of its civilized
brilliaucy still survives. No more
Platos, Millions, Bunyans, Newtons,
Davis, Humboldts, are born.
No great books are composed. Not
n single discovery Is effected in a
year. The Houses of Parliament are
occupied BY small statesman, whose
sublimest efforts are not equal TO the
eloquence Of an African Palaver, Roy
al Academies and national operas
have become extinc institutions. cd
In the pulpits, sermons are heard
which would not have done credit TO
n six year old school boy when the
race was 10 its prime. The writings
and the inventions Of former ages are
becoming quite uniutelligible Youths
at school get so far as vulgar fractions
in arithmetic, or che pons asipcrum
In geometry and then pull up under
the impression that their education is
complete. To master a single Ian
guage fully is deemed a sufficient &C.
cupation for a whole life. And when
poor fallen humanity casts its eyes
upon some relic Of bygono grandeur
"a ruined railway, a crumbling ca
thedral, dilapidated picture, moul'
deriug volume which tells OF the
great fcats the race has performed -
il might well parody Swift's welau'
choly explanation upon opening the
Tale of Tub, as the shadows Of Ia
macy were falling around him: "Wha'
genius l must have had when j
wrote that book. rit f.itHr f'.n
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Nflu,IffIr

rI'uE subscribers for Stock IN the Louisiana
Il Industrial Association at Baton Rouge, will
please take notice that meeting will be held on
saturday, MAY 9Th pext, At O'Clock T. ~. Attn
izing by the elsetipn o. ufies,s for the ensuing
year. II Is earnestly desired that every suhscrib
81 should be present in person oi by PROXY. ny
order. fapr21.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
cuAmpaeNDi cuAmpAeNEn

VUsT HFCEtvFp-Ten Baskets ofthst fav rit
~ brand "Eugene Clieqnci"-slso sustheF cssk
Of that nne old "Chsmpaene Brandy" This
Champagne Brandy has already Gained the re-
puiaticn of being the finest IN the plsre-sold ~
sprl7-2w y. y. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
CUNsi GUNsfi cUNsiii

Nov IN STORE, complete assortment Of
~ Lengths. Bofes, Forward snd Back Action
Lotks-of the celebrated and rslioble "Ginespie
sh9l Guns, ;" also the unequsled Grseneer Guns,
snihovs Guns Those IN want offs ST 81 Gun
are requested 10 call and examine my stock he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements will
be offered that cannot be resisted.
nov2g FRANK uUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
mor-e'- pr,.n, Breech loading Guns.

CUBsCRIBERs ere respectfully notified. that
- their Guns have been lett for distribution aud
delivery with BARBEE q pINJAMIN.
A few ufthe above Guns for sale.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
,yTTI.ERyf CUTI.ERYff

4 HAVE nov IT. sto,e and TO arrive, complete
i assor tIDent Of pock ct aud Table Cutlery, ~
the most reliable makes, ana great many new
styles, among them the celebrated India u ubber
Table Knives. Call and exsmine them before
purchasing eiso y hars-as II IL always pleasure
~ show nv stock. FRANK lUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
COJOs.yEt COI.Ot:NUtt

SENIryour empty Cologne Bottles and hsve
- them Filled with superior article Of cologne
-fnsnufs etured ~
sprl7-2w n H. DAY. Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
NJ HIN cry.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, az
The Planters " Patent" steam Cord
Wood Cutter.

The Planters Patent" Steam Cord
Wood Gutter.
THIs INVENTION for simplicity, dur bility and
l an economical labor saving Machine has no
equal.
HORSE SCRAPFRS.
Cotton Gins, (gulletts Pstent)-s 90 saw viii
gin bales per diy. First premium awarded at
the Mississippi and Lcuisana state Fairs.
pscilating Engines, too simple TO need des-
ERUPTION, Portable Circular Saw Mills, made In the
best manner with Head blocks setting either one
end or both ends at once.
Fire-Proof Safes. sizes 70 accommodate Plan.
ters. Jewellers. and Counting Rooms.
Steam Engines, Stationary aud Portable, suits-
Bile for Drvide, Gins Grit Mills, SAY Min, etc.
Iron Cotton Ties, KNOWS Patiently superseeding
all others Of the Kind known.
Any Of the machines can be seen In practical
operation ut the Southsrs Enterprise Machine
Works DELAOBO1X, DROzgREY A 90.
maf2i Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

TVS LAsr THire IN TowS.-There was
private despatch in town, yesterday
evening, when we went to press, that the
Charleston Convention had adjourned
without making a nomination.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

osic.--There will be regular
monthly meeting Of ~. James Lodge on
tomorrow Saturday night, at the usual
place and hour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
j II A N X UGU EFT.
TO THE M1LL1ONi

TUE seasrsl enccursgeme which h We me,
with In my new business, induces the return Of
many thanks 70 this generous public for their
patronage, and n solicitation for them 10 again
nsiice announcements 10 day 10 the additional
supplies 10 my already large and fresh stock Of
ell goods belonging 10 my liue Of business, snd
in doing 90 feel full assurance that " they will
call and me, they will be satisfied that my ear.
nest efforts IL 10 give entire satisfaction, and will
await the pleasure Of showing my stock and serv.
ing 'on who may gire mo call"
FRANK HUGUET,
nov29 Corner Of Third snd Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
HOOP SKIRTS.

T HAVE just received a new supply ot Moran's
II Hoop skirts, made without stitch or Clasp
OF any Kind and the only skirt that win not come
apart. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
FLAyoR,Na EXTRACTS.

10 DOZ. pure concentrated Flsvofing Extracts;
y q lemon. Vanilla, Nutmeg. Almond. gingsr,
Peseh, Raspberry aud Nectarins-scld NJ
sprlI.2w r. y. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
SIINDRIES-
COOKINC STOVES,

TIVE CELEBRATED Kentucky, Eclipse. Dia
mond and Phoenix patterns, and am conn
dent Il viii be 60 your advantage TO call and eS
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
msv2i. FRANK HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
HATS! HATsii
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
CHEAP FUEL! COKEfi

THE Gas Company have on hand an
i abundant supply Of Coke, which they
will sell for the presently at the low price
of Thirty Cents per barrel. When fairly
tried, they believe Coke, both on account
Of its chespness and heating power, will
supcrcede the use Of all other fuels now
used in stoves and CRATES. Remember, a
trial may be had for only 30 cents at farth
est. Apply TO the officers Of the Gas Com
pany. mar3l-tf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
KEEP COOL.

A PINE assortment Of Thermometers, just re-
N oeived and for sale cheap, BY
sprIg Ed. AVN. BoGEL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
NEW A HRIV AIS
Ar rHF-
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.

ME HAVE just received from New York the
w following; Plain aud Striped Bsreges.
Jaeopet and Orgsnde Muslins, Briilantines. Lare
Points. Lace veils Fiet Mtts, HibVns, Trimmings,
Hsndkerchefs. Hosiery, Hoop skirts, Cursets,
white and Black Blonde. Lace, Embroidered Co.
lars, Linen and Marseiles Sets, White aud Col
orsd Embroidery. Cotton. Ouloted silk Floss. Sill
yer Tbimbles, Scissors, Parssels. Umbrellas aud
other articles too numerous 10 h,ention--all Of
which we will sell At our usual low rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
Lee. Cap.s. Points aud rrsr,,liss.

I HAVE received another supply Of these goods,
l among them some very fine Black Lace Man.
tllas and Points, also Barrege, Challiette, and
Brown Linen busters, Bstrege Anglss and Pine
Apple Suits for Ladies Travelling Dresses.
apr24 W. ~. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
GARD.

HAVING opened anew. the store Formerly ce-
cupied by my deceased father. I take pleasure In
Informing his old friends and patrons and the
public generally, that | am now prepared TO sup
ply them with any article pf Family Groceries
snd Plantation supplies, they may desire. at the
most advantageous terms. Hoping 90 receive
a liberal share Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully,
MICHAEL pRrNpFuaApT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
ANE KNIVES! CANE KNIvEsii
SWISS MUsLINs.

xETE HAVE received fine supply ofwhits
Wv Swiss MusliBs, and Jaeonets, At the fr
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
Caidweil's Grammar.

A NEW system ofGrsmmsr. by the use ofwhich
n youths and adults may become accomplish.
ed Grsmmarians, In three or four months, with
out the aid OF teacher-one large volume Of 800
pages price 81 2p-for sale by
,. MCCORMICK,
aprie.1m Post Ofiice hook Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

7 n WE full supply ~ these goods, Bobinet
In all widths. also. Pink aud Blue Bohinets,
" bite Linen MEETINGS. also Brown do for plsnts-
ton use. W. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
FLOUR.
DISSOLUTION

THE Oo-PARrNHnsHir heretofore existing nm.
l der the MA me and STYLE n nsPssR n BFstASiy,
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent The
debts are assumed, and the dues will be collected
by ?. BFsiAsis, who will hereafter conduct the
business ~ the old stand IN his own nstrp
pAros RounB, -. nARBrE.
April 7ptsen. 3. BENJAMIN.
?. ?. New Orleans iic1Vups and Dsiic, will
please copy fir one month and send bill 60 this
rlarn for collection. 2. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

STATE oF LoursItyA-psrish ~ East Ba-
ton Houge--sixth Judicial District Oourt--In
the matter ~ the Succession II JoHa D. HErr,
deceased No. tG5-Prchats
DY VIRTUE Of Commission issued IN the
ID above entitled succession aud 10 me deliver
ed. will sell NJ public auction, at the late resi-
denre Of the deceased, near'the eastern limit OF
The Corporation Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY. the 7th day Of May. 1880.
commencing 81 10 o'clock A. u the personal pro-
perry belonging ~ the Estate of said john u.
Herp. consisting of Horses. Hogs, Mule. Cow
and Calf, Farming utensils, Buggy a Wagon,
etc, etc. Terms Of sale CASH
ap20-dtd J. u. DUIROCQ, Auetioneer.