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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Tie Brec.:inridge Committee in WaShiug-
Ton have issued aud are circulating Bio
graphy of their candidate for til" Presiden
c.. There arr many traits in the character
of 3'r. B., which command our respect
Apprt from his political position, and some
o. hie "surroundings, by politicians, whose
course ic considered dangerous, he would be
regarded with perhaps more favor than most
of the prominent men OF the Democratic
party, by his opponents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02
iT,EYANDRIA:
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ,, 1850

TIE New York Commercial, supporting
lincoln Tor President, speaking OF the party
sroaced in advocating Bell and Everett "o-
'.1owledges that it numbers III It's faohs
acme Of the country's best and slncerest patri-
Ga, but THINKS they will fail Of success be-
c, uee they take the standard which SAoa'o
..epreseAt the popular mind, instead OF tha'
mich aoes.' This, from an opponent Is real
L.. high praise 3ut the National Intelligent
cer in replying to the remark, says" { 40
,,ot know that we are called III the forum OF
,oi,tics ANYMORE than in the forum OF con
science 70 lower the standard which $h"HS"
.e,r,sent the popular mind i'll order to make
,av for that which doe>. The casnIstry
which demands that the right should also be
oroyed the e.cpedicat before it may Justly chni-
fence the homage Of men has long since been
criVen il disgrace from the schools, though
from the attention recently gwen by some
o. our cotemporaries 10 calculations Oh polit-
:ccl chances and probabilities, 1t would seem
hat here is still one domain IN when IL Is
.1ot deemed safe to strike braveiy Tor the
.irnt unless assured that the strongest pat
Gallons ere also arrayed on IFS side. FOR me
b3a2it OF such hating spirits we have only
& cite tao Eirgilian maxim which points the
inspiring force OF high resolve IL the pros,
,act Oh prize held up as the incentive ana
The reward of manly and perscyerlng efforts:
,Jos2art gtuc posse cfdsnt"r. For II 1t were
uue thet any considerable weight should
n.ve been Justly given at any time 10 the
"no-chance argument" as it has been satir
:cnliy called, it must be conceded that the
ime has now passed, and that the friends OF
Sell End Everett may everywhere labor TOR
ne ,ucoess of their chosen candidates under
~rspices which afford the reasonable hope OF
cvccess In the lire of patriotic duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02
Letter from Rockingham

Correspondence ofMe Richmond Dispatch
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, July 30.-On Satur.
day last, whilst officer Braithwaite was abou,
arresting j. III. Whitzel, for disorderly con.
duct, another man, named Peter Bouts, step.
ped up, and, pushing Braithwaite off the
sidewalk, swore that Whitzel should not be
arrested. Brathwaite fell as he was showed
off the pavement and when in the act Of ris.
ing, Whitzel struck him twice in the face,
whereupon Braithwaite stepped back, drew
a revolver and commenced firing at Whit
eel. Two caps snapped, and as Braithwaite
was about firing third time, some person
struck his arm. and the ball went into
the ground But for the caps being old,
Whitzel would certainly have been killed
Officer Braithwaite, summoning assistance,
carried Whit2el before Mayor Wartmann.
who fined him the amount of costs and
required bond in the sum of 500 for his ap
pearance before the next Grand Jury, TO an.
swer an indictment for resisting an officer.
hear that an accident occurred yesterday
(Sunday,) on the track Of the railroad, two
and half miles from town. where the
hands are at work. Some boys were there
riding on the dirt trucks on the track when
one of them fell off the truck, and it passed
partly over him, crushing and mangling him
terribly.
Bills were posted up this morning an
nouncng an address by Hon. j. X. Tucker,
to the Democracy Of Rockingham, on Friday
next, August 3d.
The Methodist Convention which was 10
have been held here OH the 8th, has been pos
poned until the 10th of August. 1t SCENE
the 10th is favorte day for Conventions
The Breckenridge Convention ut Charlortes.
vile, and the Douglas Convention at Staun.
ton, both come of on the 10th. Delegates
from this place to Charlottesville were ap.
pointed at meeting held here last Friday.
The Douglas delegates to Stanton have not
yet been appointed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

IT consequence Of the recent aduulct-
lions OF the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, in
col ton % the Farm Mortgages III that sta e,
.roube is antici pated. Secret associations
er1 said to est for the purpose OF resisting
the collection of these mortageS:--Iheir side
0. .hl caae is this: they entered into con
.rsc. with the Railroad company TO loan
nem TIE mortgages on their farms, winch
WAY 10 GraT eight per cent. interest; in re-
urn the company was topay the interest on
he mortgages, end also pay the farmers two
.,a. cent. per annum for the loan Of the cred
Il, -yhich, at the end of ten years, would re
duc5 their stock to eighty cents on the dollar
nd be worth in market at least $40. All
these things they believed, and c"ntidingiy
.yert IL to the speculation. Well, what Is
.he result The whole thing has turned out
&c be ore grand swindle. Many OF the Tar
Ine1s were so anxious 70 make strike th;tt
they gut in their farms for all they were
forth, ard four-tiths OF them would not
bring to-day. under the hammer, what IS
due on the mortgages. The first thing they
I'll. 90 will oe to g I'VE the railroad company
o understand that, unless they assume tins
Indebtedness, they never can run the foau:
Of course the company will not. lten VIII
commence the first series or hostlltieS.-
There are, probably, not less than from three
0 ise thousand men whose farms are en-
numbered along the line otthis road: and II
so large number make up their minds to
con nit a depreciation Of this kind. the con
sequences that will euSue will be serious III
he extreme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

The English papers continue to give ac-
counts OF the exercise Of the grossest tyran-
ny by the Neapoltan government, over per-
sons suspected Of hostility to the relsning
dynasty. The case of Francisco Casanova,
calling himself an American. is particularly
mentioned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

A Procession IN THE RIVERA laugh.
able incident occurred at the Douglas cee-
bration at Fond du Lac, which the telegraph
did not report, and which the Press, the
Douglas newspaper there will not probably
notice, but which, nevertheless, will bear
relating. While the procession was cross
ing Division street bridge over Fond du Lac
river, it gave way under such an unwonted
load Of democracy as had gathered together
upon it, and let the crowd into the water be-
low. Fortunately the mud was much deep.
er than the water, and no other serious con
sequences ensued than the fright, and the
thick envelope of slough material brought
up by those whom the bridge refused to
transport in safety over this peril in the line
OF march. We are informed that the first
person Ill and the last person out, was the
jolly Indian agent. A. ID. Bonesteel. and that
when he emerged from his soft bed he was
covered with garment from his head down.
ward. that made him a biackcr represents
tive of democracy than many OF the dark
skinned southernrrs his party is endeavor-
ing to send into the free territories of the
North. Several ladies took the unwelcomed
descent, and when rescued appeared in ii
much deeper shade Of mourning than is
usual style of dress at a gala celebration
The light Of torches changed to scene Oh
merriment among crowd OF fnn.lo'lng
boys what might have otherwise been So
rious accident.-laHe&rUe Gazette. 22d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Lord Broughan, seems to be as anxious to
keep the niger question" before the pub
lie in England--as the Black Republicans
are to usitate the same matter in this eoun-
try. Lord B., is, however a very old and
consistent abolitoniSt lie is no new
light" But his old age does not excuse his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02
FIRST INSTALMEET.
FALL GOODS.

DY SHIP MACAULEY from Liverpool we
ID have received 81 crates Of WHITE GRANllE
QUEENSWARE.
By the barque Petrea now on her voyage itop'
Liverpool direct to Alexandria. chartered for oui
goods solely, we shall receive the residue 81 Oh.
Fall importation of 1875 crates and hos'head' u
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line of the Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia and Tennessee aud other railroau'
connecting, need go no farther Worth for goods ~
our line--whether they consider the assortment
styles and quality of goods or the prices at winch
We will sell-we guarantee satisfaction in all toes'
particulars. R. II. MILLER, SON / W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

az BBLS. NEW SHAD, in store, aud for sale
AO very low to close, by 90
" ~ Blackjack. DENT + GU.
NLY BRUSHES, Wire Covers, for sale by
r ~ ~ JOHN OGDEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

A grand mass meeting Of the friends of
Bell and Everett, is 10 be held III front OF
the City Hall, in Washington, on Wednes-
tiav pvpninu next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Gen. Harney has arrived at San Francis
co, on his way from Oregon. Col. Wright
takes command of the department of Oregon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Tbs Nashville Patriot has an elaborate
article, fortified by 4 collection Of extracts
rom The speeches and letters OF the parties
concerned, designed to show that there is
"c deliberate conspiracy" on the part OF GER
zcir "DiSunionists' at the South. 10 break
ID me Union and destroy the present gov
arnmant. IL commences with the famous
letter on Gov Wise 10 the Governors OF tie
Southern States, calling them together ut
.2cle:gh in the event of Frcmonts election,
snC then follows that up with the speeches
Of the fire eaters in the Southern CONNER
cial Convention their declarations and
proceedings with regard to the re-opening OF
lie african slave trade-the attempted or
g"nizc5io of the Southern Party the
establishment o: the Southern League-the
risnnion meetings and conventions in Ala
rcrla, Texas, and MissirSppi,- the letters
md speeches of Iancey and the South Car
olira Gisuuoni&ts, &c. &c. The array OF
.tctc i strong against those Implicated IN
HE imputed purpose to rcvolutlonile the
rovernment, aud establish Southern Con-
fedcracy The Patriot declares that Mr..
ST, ckinridge. however personally worthy he
nay b., is the candidate Of those engaged in
.hia .conspiracy,' and that ii is with him.
aad under the guiSe of supporting him, that
,hsv nope % effect their purposes and accom-.
2'iGa, ultimately, al their designs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

4 man named Collins has been arrested
in Baltimore, charged with stealing the two
Jaranese swords whilst the Japanese were
at Barnum's in that city. a boy informed
upon the man, and says that Collins made
him secrete the swords. They cannot be
found in the place where they are said to
have been placed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

New LUMnER PR)JECr IN THE ALLECANr
MoUNrA!N>.-A plan is now being put IN
operation for the purpose Of floating logs,
lumber, &C.. down Wills creek to Cumber-
land. During the late session of the Pa. Leg
islature Il charter was obtained by some oil
the most enterprisng citizens of Bedford and
Somerset counties, Pa, authorizing them to
erect and maintain boom or booms on
Wills creek. This creek has it's source in
the Allegany mountains, in Somerset coun'
ty, winds its way through the southwestern
part OF Bedford county, and finally empties
itself into the Potomac river at Cumberland.
One Of the finest white pine timber regions
in the United States is found on this stream,
only II miles west of Cumberland, as we'll
as large lumber mills.
The Wills Greek Boom Company has been
organized by the election of Il president ana
directors. President-John NeF, Somerset
county, Pa. 1t is the intention Of the COM
pauy to prosecute the work of erecting the
booms, piers, and dams, md clearing ou1
of the stream, with the greatest vigor, 20
that logs, masts and spars may be tioatea
down during the approaching lumber season
II the city of Cumberland is alive to her ~
terests, she may become for Maryland what
Williamsport in Pennsylvania is for that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

he Chcrlestowa Independent Democrat is
;pcou ect III It's Supposition that the OPPOSE
Son papers in the South think Ill is all well
nth us--and that our rights and interests
q. ell safe" &c. it is precisely because we
:hink it is nat ALI we'll with Us" that we
desire $he election Of Bell aud Everett; be
i:evino that with them, the country would he
safe, end our institutions more secure in the
present condition OF affairs and politics. than
~ tho election ofany of the other candidates.
Aud With regard to Keitt, lancey. and the
cthe' Jiaunlon apostles at the South, 1t is
oa2 BELIZE that the course they pursue. is Just
laying into the hands of the Northern Dis.
1nio1!sto, and doing Us not only no good but
ell They encourage the men whom they
tenounce. by assisting them in their efforts
t. 3rea.: up the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Mr.. George \. Sanders, of New York. IN
censed beyond measure by being turned out
Of Office, or something else, opens his bate
ries upon the President, i'll a letter which Is
full of the tiercest denunciation, and the
most bitter remarks. No Wing ever wrote
or spoke of the President as does this IN
uiununt Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

The Addresses presented TO the Prince ol
Wales. by the authorities and associations
in the places which he visits, are all hrSt
sent to him in manuscript, and the answers
prepared by his attendants. When the ao'
dresses are officially and publicly delivered
he reads the answers, engrossed tor MN on
large sheets of paper. So far the answers
Of the Prince have been we'll timed, appro-
pirate, and unexceptionable. liepa'd many
commitments to the people of Halifax, and
thanked them for their loyalty and kindness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

( dispatch from Cape May, dated IN 'ne
evening, July 81, says The ofe g :;
orn arrived here at o'clock. lhere -
great dissatisfaction aboard of her. rner e
are no adequate accommodations food IS, IS
scarce and dear, and water is selling at ~
cents a glass Indignation resolutions cen
surins the directors have been unanimous!
na<sed Singular conduct has been mani
e,-tod hv the officials towards the passeh-
gers. She starts for New York tonight anu
will reach there abou, g o'clock in the morn,
mo" 1t is announced that the vessel Will
10 onepcd for exhibition in New York. Oh
tho lath. l4th. aud l5th after her return
from the Chesapeake.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
HAiR.woRK MADE TO ORDER

tI,Hp uNDsfls1uNED bees leave 60 fnfbrn the
Ladies' of New Oflesns snd The public IN gen
efsi, that he is fully prepared 70 execate sns Vr
der IN bis line such as Brsceets, N,ctiuees, Gsq'd,
r,8fhs, ~ Ctafps, Rfngs, Dfups tfosses B,tfons,
S,-ts. Eirriags, Hyarts. Acprns, SNAKES, Anchors,
FYshss f,p8ts BIRDS BgSets. Hyrss, n1smpeis, Bar
fsis. FIXTURES, Also Fiotrer Benqtfs, Monuments,
Ltttffsrapes. LETTERS, fbtif,ffs Dr., DE-, dr In
fockets Breaches ~ franes
The undersigned wishes particularly 70 bring
~ public notice ihst he hss made new inyeii-
tun, by which HAIR H6rieif ~ Howers, Bo,'Yueis.
Monuments, IT, de-, never changes color. rs no
gum whatever Ia used aud he has thus succeed.
81 ~ hnding the ncans by which 10 preserve the
Hair frREvfn N ifs osIafssL Stars The Hair OF
The youngest infant can be worked up by mes ns
81 this process
Anxious 10 secure the patronage Of the T., dies
and the public IN general, he assures th, m that
every Ebert will be made 10 satisfy their expec-
taiions In regard 10 peatness, durability aud quail
ttyi every article II jeTeify guaranteed.
g A U6r ION.
The publlc are esu,( Med against species Of
imposition IN the allow business, by substituting
work imported from Il north aud Europe, snd
passing " on as n executed with the Hair far
blsbed by customers, tbeteftte parties should be
very careful with whsu they trust their Hair
Parties, leaving orders are innst politely
requested 10 he present, and zee their work done
60 IS w he convinced that the will get their owt
Watt this will be satisfaction. which 40 oftei
,stss9tsh'Hsm IN the city can give bs'eary NJ n"
position
ss- Watches ana Jewelty Carefully Repaired
aud Warranted.
oip ootv .Np sutrn raErS N EscusSup
Orders troin the country addr, ssed 10 me vii
be promptly attended 20.
np- Reeolleet No., ~ CHARITIES STREET
" you wish 20 get The pFaL HAiR 81 yoar friends
v. sTEUBENRAUCH Artist.
No. 81 CftAHrnrsss ST..
Between Canal and Custnmhunse streets
dec2t dkwy Formerly "a Royal street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
Carriages and Harness,

AN NOW receiving splendid as cssH mn
Il ssttmeat ofeAAhiA9 A HAR. FA4E-
NESS ef every description 10 which the attention
Of purchasers is invited.
Having selected my stock In person, during the
summer. can supply my customers ~ prices rs
low az any IN the South and Of the best quality s
Call aud examine.
WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
nne assortment Of Children's CABS and GIGS.
Having purchased large quantity Of material
ron the manufacturers. my facilities for repair
Ing are complete and with FIRST rate work men and
spacious rooms, am prepared 10 fepait all kinds
OF carriages With dispatch aud on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended 70 a. usual just re-
ceived, twopair ofexceilent Timber Wheels com
plete, of Bubsy and litte's mahe. az the Planters
Emporium corner Of Church aud Main Streets,
Baton Rouge, La. W. y. TuNNARnD.
November 9th tehs-d&wtf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

A MOTHER large lot Of these good. have lus,
"A been received al the Clothing rmporium-
SO and rs cents. f' wv
oct2i W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
House Furnishing Goods,

RRUsIiEs OF al kinds, Feather busters, Coffee
IL Mills, Keelers, Buckets, Sleeves, Dust Pans,
Old Dominion Coffee Pot (at reduced prices) and
the Old French Coffee Grecque--all sizes smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enameled and Brass kit
chen Saw Knives, Spoons, &c.
may2i FRANK HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
JEROME x cARIBALDI HATS.

MYTH AN endless variety Of other styles suit
w able for professional and business men
planters, merchants, hotel keepers, captains
pilots and boatmen, students and school bows
with great variety OF the latest STYLES Of pIusb
SILK, Velvet and Cloth, Navy and Hunting Cans ;
at the CAPITOL CHEAP STOKE,
nov26 Cor. Laurel A Third sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

Inn BBLs. FRESH CAPE LIME
lVV Just received In superior order,
for sale at A. MATTA'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
GAS LiGrt'rs.

THE subscribers having purchased the
i exclusive right TO sell In this city and
parish. Dafford ~ Bailey's non explosive
self Generating GAS L-MPs, are prepsr-
ed to supply the public with one Of the
most beautiful and economical lights now
In use. The fluid Is non-explosive and the
lamps are keptin order without any trouble
as there is no trimming Of wicks required,
and this gas is entirely free from ,inpleas-
ant odor and smoke (unlike the Coal Oil }
The Patent Burners can at small ex.
pense be fitted TO ail ordinary ismps, and
the total cost Of the light, which Is more
biltiant than that Of 6 candles, is aboct I
cent per hour. We are using the lamps in
our store and invite every one to come aud
examine for themselves. Non-explosive
Gas constantly for sale. $50.
marie ED. d WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
GENTS, YOUTHS AND boys


THE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving direct
l. from the best manufacturers, a full assert
ment OF CARRIAGES, comprising. COACHES,
BAR0UCHEs, RoCAwAYs, BUGGlEs, with and
withouttops. Fine Trotting BUGGIES, sULKfEs,
and Rcomplste assortment Of
CHII.DitENs' CABS,
handsomely finished; also, an elegant assortment
Of Harness of every description, Cemmor, Fine
aud Superfne.
l have also added an elegan' assortment Of
whips 10 my stock. Purchasers are invited to
examine my stock before purchasing, as I will
sell ON rs good terms ~ any house In the South.
nov29 W.. ". TuNNARD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

W2OO0 WORTH ON DIAMONDS, consisting
lpOOOO ofenameled and, cluster and t,litsr-
finss Bresstpins, Earrings and Crosses, all war
ranted tob FIRST water In store and for sale AZ
the lowest prices by THEO. GOLDMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.


Nio0bAs BARroL1. on Lafayette street. takes
~ pleasure In announcing 10 the public, that
he has received fresh stuck Of Goods, consisting
IN part ~ the following articles
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLIES ana all other
kinds o. gREEN and DnIED FRUITS.
Aisrge variety Of NUTS and CANDIES,
WIN Els.
CLAREr WINE by the Cask. nox and Bottle
MueCAr and MALAGA WINES;
OLD sHEilhf and PORT WINES.
MADEIRA and wIiirE WINES
HEiDsiOkp CEhEBRATEp CHAMPAGNE.
COR DIABS.
ANisE1TE. ALsyATHE, HihssHENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIEs.
HAnDtNES IN OIL.
Aiso--A very large assortment Of the very-best
Brands Of HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public 10 .he
above named articles, would say that 7 will sell
them cheap enough. 90 as 20 ensure general pa.
trunage. NICOLAS BARfOL1.
Baton Rouge, August 2ad, 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
To House Keepers /!

JUST RECEIv
PEOPLES STORE
FREsu SUPPLY or
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SUCU AS CURTAIN DAwAsKs 81 sysry aesir.
- able shade and the latest designs, together
with fresh supply Of
LACE CURTAINS
and Curtain Muslin. also large assortment Of
Embroidered eurtsins by The pair and By the ysrd.
DAMASk TABLE CLOTH,
Blesobsd and Brown. also Damask Table Covers
and Napkins, Linen Diaper Towls Linen and
Cotton Diaper By the piece and by the yara.
DAmAsK sLIPP LINEN,
Irish and German Linen, MarseilIe Counter
psDss, ION. IN nd 12lz Also French and An
sricsb Furniture Calioosof the best 10 manufacture
also, Solid Cclcred Swiss calieos, Green and REQ.
II l. A N X ETS
Of all qualities and sizes, Flsnnsls, Linseys. all
the approved makes In Brown White Domestic.
SHE ETIN CS.
white and Brown lOx, IN and i2x also, At
takapss and French Cottosades, ali Of which
will be sold nj reduced prices At
y. sCHMAL1NsKY & co.'s
ecu3 Peoples Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

Nh ALIENS HAIR RESTORER, for
w sale by En-. q WV. BOGEi,
LILY. MUsqUiro snd ROACH TRAPS At
l. june9. MONTAN q MATTA's
Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
COM rs AND BRUsIIIss.

WE NAVE received an assortment Of
w Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs
Buffalo Readings Combs and Brusbee,
At the PHiL'A CASH STOKE,
oct1. Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
n at the lowest cash prices ut
dscT \. NJ. ASlIFRS.