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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05
by THE GOVERNOR.


IN conformity with the sixth section u the sixth article OF the
Constitution Commonwealth providing for the election
" Judge for each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
Judges following Judicial Cui 10 be elected du
ring the esent year For the @ Circuit, composed u
the counties Princess AnI Norfolk Hansemond Isle Of Wight
outampton Sorry and and the city OF Norfolk
Tor the hh Circuit ote counts Of Aceomac and North
pton FOR the sixth Circuit composed counties OF Elizabeth
CITY warwick York Goucc6r Matthew'S Mitesex Benco,
New Kent Charles City, James City and he city Of Williamsburg
for the seventh Circuit cy Richmond for the ninth Cir
cult Stafford Prince Wsm AeHand,t Fairfax, Fauquor and
Rsppahannock the tenth Circuit Cueper Mad'on Greer
orange Abemir Louisa Fuvanns AID Goochland,
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrtge Augusta and Bath
Tor the twelfth Circuit Penilrl1n Hghlar Rockingham Page
shenandoah Warren and Harry teenih Circuit CLARK
Frederick ampshire Morgan Berkeley ar Jefferson for
eenth Circuit Giles Mercer RAegh Wyoming Logan BooneFay
cite CLAY Nichois and ets.e; Circuit
Circuit wood VIII Glme Br,zton Ievs Richie Doddrdgs
peasants and Calhoun for fSrnlcih Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall wcze Tyler aud MCDongsa and for the
y-6s Circuit Harrison, Marion, Taylor Preston Barbour Ran
on e fourth Thursday Of the ensuing May TO be held Ia zach
county according to law, and officers required to them
selves accordingly
Given under my Governor and upder The seal OF
r. Commonwealth, at Richmond on the 7th day 81 April
l' 81 1850, and in the eshy fourth year Of the Common
'''''' JOHN LETCHER
Gsosss W. MrsrosD, seey Of the Commonwealth.
ap9-d4ctde
GRAIN CRADLES-weh ave in s,or, and for sale ava
VI r,ty fingered Cradles o the approved makers
via Grants wedge Brace complete With best blades
Also New York Patterns Also Grass Grain and
MAJ SMITH. GHoDEs a co, % Pearl st.
IIOES.-we offer to purchasers large assortment Of q
III wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No 2C also, billing
Hoes from No to 5; also, Planters Cast steel Hoes superior
ma SMITH, RHODES CO.
DRUNING SHEARS.-On hand and for sale a large va.
ey Of Hedge aud Pruning shea's at reduced prices
I1ILES-We have In store large assortment II fist quality
hand bastard hand p cut and hald smooth Files assorted
sizes which DESTROYS % close ou a. less Than Importation
MAJ smITd, RHODES co.
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r@,TO rIsE YOTERS OE CmES.

49, TE8FIELD COUNTY The ohce OF Comm onw 5
Attorney Tor @ county u Chesterfield, being within the range
my professions. employment would be- 70. that reason and that
reason ONLY an acceptable position o. therefore accede
ne request % number v.ers recently expressed declare
myself candidate fos te Of ne people the election
Dob h held on tht t Thursday May which ~
ucy E 90 be hlej :or the regular term Of i5urycars
apIl-tfe c NcRAE
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MILE. AGNES.

The lu,.iul. Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positions
uYIu % single Wire, 20 % consider
.0lr elevation l,um the ground,
eN..i, universal admiration. Ia
trrth, this -iu-tl-iy beautiful
itriur LLtr..I.aMeut D. q card
which need. only o. b.. known 20
induce thousands o. Ni.it the Pa.
yl.ion ion the IWTUsc Of seeing u
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81. CmlRLEs MNTEI.

81. CHARLES DOTEL,
Conner Wall and Main Streets,
RICHMOND, Va
my5-au MARTIN NGD6tix, ProPFle'oT'.
DATENT GIMLET SCREWS, Ha,ehe, Thread, all
Sizes om $50 aca received direct from tao factory; for
sale by P. r. MOORE co,
mas - Pearl st.
I EwIS " EBB s J3HN q. WADE
go bhls b. aui Extra G. CoIrr Powdered GranuiA
led. Crushed, Ioai, aud Cut Loaf Sugar
10 LhlI y %. Sugar
10 prime HusCoyAdJ MgiaSi5s
j. lhls sugar llou e Syrup
600 hh1s Bacon sides and ga ullyrs
tcs udue Rice
Gunpovder and Black Tea
Is, bags L. ggsyra
% " Jamaica
4D Java and Maricabo o'Iee
sos bales Mocha
sperm, AIamlntiae snd Talov Candles
Castle soap Chocolate, Stlsoa
Cut and "a bbcd Herrlngs
Kits Macsrr-., sole Leather. mats
WE HAVE JUST SECEIVED IN STORE
W 60 ca.ys G.. e. Lcogicc
30 " Sanford
leo bills A. sugar, U.owe Hamen Cos)
$50 boxes Tin plates
1uO bags p-ire fesh Laruayra coffee
1UufHas American iron
$50 hbls prime Mu'coyad1 mols5rs
Which We offer GA favorable terms
msi- im H,RyEY, AENIsrEtD 4 wLLIIANs.
lNK ~ AND GRAIN SCHTUES, CRADLES
u We respectfully call attention 90 assortment %
"Wa'drous' Grass and Grain scythes, an sizes
- Cosous' Patent DO DO do DO
Grass Hooks and Sickles
Superior Cast Steel, wedding AMI H.lng Ho,s
Spades and Shovels o. various makers
Forks, IS aud 4 Prongs
Those ga vaa sh, furnished the lo-ts market price
my4 7. MOORE u, % Pearl St.
NEW CLOTHING STOCK.
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N.-i- u.s. lHE S.rAEs-The Armory Band viii give
e'lce, h, Afternoon hesouthern portico of tbe Cap
n commencing at O'Clock 70 the weather I, pleasant
If rr ..' arrangement AS {, viii Afford al. persons
Oh ts lrg au opportunity Of hearing tle music. and
prevent thar stupid cro0iHc a-olHi the band None
tl, dc musician, viii o., admitted to the portIco. m
AIrlve paper We VIII be ,ubci 90 designate the after
Moons of each week fixed upon hy the Band for their
sumner % 'rf1ru81cgs ou fHe S.garc
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AUCTION SALES.
Tf5Is DAY.
BIZ RR0wHINa. MOORE .
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Anet

% slays.. ''' IVY -" ''''i aIcT It DAVE "
ia23-du Aact.
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AMUSEMENTS.


RICHMOND THEATRE
KUNKEL MONEY ....... SOLE LEssEEs AND aAhAeERS
l. D. PHILLIPS MANAGER
Saturday Evening, May 5th,
Mr.. CHANFRAU. IN Ihbth flhOEe-
The Sea, the Child, the Vile, the Maniac.
Harry Helm ............. Mr.. y. s. Chanfrsu
Overture Orchestra
To be followed by the grea, piece OF
vARIE TI Z s.
y 9 Chapfrau .... In various characters
To conclude with the
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Nose (hs original characte Mr.. y s. Chanfrau
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O. CRAM,
No. ?, Exchange Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines Liquors Cigars,
IIAs In store
Ill 5Oha pipes Brandy OF the best brands vntags 1912 to
1856
Il ct eight casks Brandy yn,ages i59s so ss2 and
1915
500 Cases C'aret including cheap table Wines and the
finest Chatesu Lshitr and Marguax Wines, also, 80
Haui Saul
100 Hook and Mosel Wines plain and sparkling, Of
the hes, bratds
800 baskets and boxes o. Champagne oi the first
quality made, aud full supply q Msdeiras Port and
Sherrirs, and al other imported Liquors. NAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

A LaEeE-Coln Syot- barber from Stanton, was
.s're the Mayor, yesterday for going at large contrary
law. The agent for bis owner recognized 70 ap-
Pear before the Hastings Court
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Ia FARIE KATE,

From Pike. Grand oT,u House,
t.u.iuuJii iu ull her role VI the
New Ballet, Pronounced hv Inst
Masters incompatible also In
splendid Double Dances with Mlle.
AL.-.
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MECHANICS HALL
GAZZANIGA'S TROUPE!
POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT.

Nv the request OF many to hear Mdme GAZZANIGA
In her celebrated spanish song IN ROrderd e Orange Girl
the great sc1v by The young and astonishing
American Pianist HENRY SANDERS0N the manager has con
.lyIa giya
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-05

NAN RoilsEs-Tle gates to the Capitol Square will
BE- furnished with rollers Of pattern different from those
los in Use, and vheu pa, on VIII require fabrication.
Ladies then pass in aud wi.hOg. soiiug their
s-.rls
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BRYAN,s FASrELEsS yEHMIEUGI

BRHAN'S FASrELE:SS yERMIFUGE.
s4rEF lgNgs.
Jal'5 times 81 01r house. sl thr children we'll.
Thought ma. would AIN em, thought a spell
EluI think 81 Afterwards when up and tried
soitm bottles Pdce IS FsHzS wiSsrOs are the
Agents mao
Dr. UcCIintock's PICTORIAL Syrup.-Fye deaths out
con1rct, hereEth whi,h ms great Sntdute 90 pull
n'ntry complaints would surely AMI quickly laven
tor who Pas been medical professor four eminent college
no superior the Faculty. Price g. Sold by
N,Ssr1S MAJ
Dr. rIcCiIntock's Cough and Cola Mixture
To- t.a sIt,p1 Innate gourh cold makes
neglected d-ys Administer great scIouuG,
complaint 30 Uftyeeht hours ir the dose the cure
is complete Pacc % cents soi BY FlsHEs WESTON.
m12-dIm
RARWN'S TRICOP5EROTls Is the hes, and cheap
est ,rtir Tor dressing beaudag cleansing curling preserving
and rtorug NE tAs. Ladies, &C. Sold by all druggists
p.1uucrs mhl8-jJil
- GENUINE SOLE LEATHER
49, TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL
Co, o., MAIN ST, RICHMOND NA.Wc have hand very
Superior Dot he very best sole Trunks be had coul
made o. order. Persons n superior
funk sid please call and examine them A. HILL co.
mh-z ~, Main St, Richmond, Va.
LYONS MAGNETIC
gNSE a POW DER
ENrsRHINATFs Rad RUGS, REACHES TICKS, ANTS GARDEN
INSECTS Ao. H caat,ig, Ho Fsa.a.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
ar--Im syFAIN8EEE.
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KEEP W WIN ruE Tlsss-The intercourse between
civ and Manchester would De facilitated materially If
te Richmond aud Dauyi.c Railroad Company would run
between the two places during the day. and charge
bait dime care for carving passengers lf horse pow
e should Doe imurlcfclbe steam like those recent
F introduced into che streets OF Philadelphia could be
employed Besides aforinc quick and pleasant con-
ye.uce The running of such would doubtless prove
profitable 90 Che company. We DO not suppose that il
T0l infringe upon rhe franchises Of the owners OF the
Dol. t- 20.
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'oAIs.-Tso children we've shocked down, YESTERDAY
rrsas ana one Of .taa badly bur, by goat. At the
corner of Franklin and ih streets. We meution the
,, instance l Oslsr tha. recurrence my be prevent
81 ,ls police or by tae owner Of the animal who
should mol, allow 90 Co 90 no large.
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Oder to the pubnc Glchmo1 and vicinity their improved
CRYSTAL
BEKIGEnPII SIBEITAGIES

for preserving restoring Impaired vision to rs prime ygo
Glasses set In old fans Also, large assortment
Of MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES OPERA GLASSES AND MATTE
NAUTICAL IN9TRUMENTS The Gnest collection OF Slcre
scopes and StcrrscOpir Ectureg, he found IN great
variety their Office u the udng occupied by the City Savings
Bank No. las Main St, Richu hnd, Va ia20--dly
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

The New NEAPourAN CoHsTrrU-
TiON AND THE JEws.-The Sandman
Constitution, promulgated by Ga
ribaldi in the Kingdom Of the Two
Sicilies, throws II open TO the Jews.
The old Bourbon law dccreed that
the exercises of no other religion
save the Roman Catholic could be
tolerated. To the best of our knowl-
edge, there exists now no Jewish
congregation in the whole Of that
kingdom. The branch Of the Rotlrs-
child family that was established
at Naples was no doubt restricted
to domestic worship.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

Nor ASHAMED or BuNDLEs. We
have often heard half grown boy
say pettisbly to his mother, 81 don't
like TO be seen carrying n big bun
die In the streets" But true pride
is ashamed of such littleness cf
mind. Mr.. Astor, the wealthy mil
lonairc Of New York, once was re-
lnctant TO sell some goods to u
young merchant, except for cash.
The merchant paid for them, and
then took them on his own should
er TO carry to bis store. Mr.. Astor
looked on in surprise, but before
the merchant had gone many steps,
he called him back saying--"Y0u
may buy on credit to any amount.
can trust you, sir. A man who
is not ashcd 10 do his own work is
sure 10 succeed. Here is another
good lesson for false pride.
Chief Justice Marshall was n
great man ; but great men are new.
er proud. He was not too proud
TO wait upon himself. lie was in
the habit of going to market him.
self and carrying home his purcha-
ses. Often would he he seen going
home at sunrise, with poultry IN
one hand aud vegetables in the
other.
On one Of these occesiops, n fash
ionable young man from the North
who had removed TO Richmond.
was swearing violently because he
could find no one 90 carry home
his turkey. Judge Marshall stepp.
ed up and asked where ho lived
When be heard, he said
THAT Is in my way will take
your turkey homo for you"
When they came TO the house,
the young man asked:
What shall pay you p
"Oh, nothing" said the Judge,
"you are welcome; il was all in my
way, and it was no trouble 10 me"
"Who is that polite old man, who
brought home my turkey for me p
asked the young man of a by-stan-
der
"Oh," said no, "tbat was Judge
Marshall, Chief Justice Of the Uni.
ted States"
why did he bring home my tur-
key 2"
81 suppose he did it," said the
by-standcr, "to teach you not to
feel above attending to your own
business" ."--MonthIy Casket.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

REaARKABLE SIGHr,-Ulfsber, Ice
land, was lately the scene of a most
remarkable mirage. Several ships
were seen sailing through the air
in line apparently some miles in
extent some appeared to anchor
near a fortress built on a rock /;
others seemed to approach so near
the coast that the spectators could
see, through the clear atmosphere,
the images Of sailors at work in the
rigging.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.
TuEspAr MORNING, Nov. 27, 1850.

Tuesday MoRNiNo, Nov, 27, 1850.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulle,i-
says, that tho sales'of the above day, was
a. follows:
COTTON-yestorday, 15 900 bales-ds-
mand fair and factors meeting II freely as
prices requiring no change In our quota
tions, but TO some extent vt Ac under our
inside figures for Middling Low Middling
oT@9%c, Middling lok@loK, Good Mid
ding ilf@l9.
SUGAR-60 hhds at fuller prices Fair
to Fully Fair commanding 4H@5Ac.
MOLASSES-l300 bbls at moro irregu-
lar ratos. Prime To Choice ranging from
l9@25 and zee, the last for Extra.
TOBACCO-l7 hhds at-and Refused
at 5-more inquiry and prices sitter.
FLOUR-2000 bbls, including 300 I'm
branded at4 90; 400 Superhne in two equal
lots at 4 rs, 200 at, Good Extra at 25
and 100 Choice At s SOL holders asking
4 31Hd5 90 for Superfne.
CORN-14,00O sacks embracing 400 Or
dinary Yellow Mixed at soc, Prime White
in several lots at 65@65, and 600 in two
equal lots at 6s.
0ATS-ll0o sacks ST. Louis at 35c, 200
at SO and 100 at 81.
BRAN-2s5 sacks (shorts) at soc, $50
$500 and 6s6) at 90c and 2s6 at 95.
HAY-lOo bales Western, in two lots at
25 90.
PORK-confned TO retail transactions
At 10 5Od20 90 for Mess.
wHIsKY-Rectihod retailing at 100
lexc.
RIO C0FFEE-5c bags at 1870, 57s at
l8sI 80 at Ia and 81 at lac
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

Masonic MrHrrse To-N -NieuT.-Tho bro-
thren Of ~. james Masonic Lodge, will
bear in mind tho ANIMAL meeting Of the
fraternity. IL L. the closing meeting Of
tho year, with the Fraternity aud ono Of
considerable Importance. See Notice Of j.
II New, Esq., Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01


A POPULAR FALLAcY IN REGARD TO
THE STEAM ESorNE.--lt is stated in
many standard works that there is
waste or loss Of power in over
coming the resistance which the
water encounters as it is forced into
the boiler against the pressure Of
steam, and this very common no.
tion in the community. ltrequires,
however, but n moments reflection
TO discover its fallacy. If the pas
sages are open from the boiler to
the cylinder, the pressure is trans
ferred directly to the working pis-
ton, where it performs just as much
work AZ was expended in over
coming the resistance of the steam
to the entrance Of the water. II the
passages are closed the pressure
in the boiler is increased without
the consumption Of heat, and in
either case, the power expender is
that consumed by the friction Of the
feed pump and its connections
Scientific American.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

SUBMARINE TELKoRAru.-Twelve thou
sand eight hundred miles of submarine
telegraph have been laid in various parts
OF the world, only 1900 Of which are in
working order.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

esW- A new Art 1nstitsto, which tho
journals pronounce to be nm architectural
beauty, has been built aud dedicated in
New York. IL contains tho Dusseldorf
collection, with many addisions.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
sIIIRTsi sHIRT SIT

A LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of TIE
IA LATEST FASHION, Of all the vari-
Gus qualities and sizes, to ht MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this date
at reduce prices. Oct2O.
DALoHEIMER SIMON A co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

FATAL ArrRAY.-We learn from the La
fsyette La. Echo, that on the leth inst
an ARRAY occurred in Vormillion VILE, be-
tween Lefroy Richard and Ernest Martin,
in which the former lost his life.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

SrEERAGE PASSENGERS One Of
the wise provisions of our city gov
ernmept, il that no stecrage pas
scDgcrs shall be allowed TO land
here, unless the Steamship Com
pauies shall enter into bond to
maintain them in the event of their
becoming an eDcumbrancc. Ordi.
narily, this ordinance has not been
strictly enforced; but, in view of
the present crisis, and the attitude
assumed by the State, Mayor Mac
beth has determined TO exact n
rigorous compliance with it.
The Mayors view is very just
one. Undoubtedly there will be a
hard winter at the North. IL is not
TO be expected that the Northern
manufacturers aud tradesmcn, who
have heretofore furnished large sup.
plies for Southern consumption, will
be able TO give constant employ.
ment to those dependent upon them
for support. This will induce u
large emigration, and the climate
here being milder than that TO which
they are accustomed, it is natural
20 suppose that they will seek an
asylum under IT, If they were per-
mittcd 20 land, II is apparent that
the expected destitution Of the
North would be transferred to
Charleston. Then, is IL not a pru-
dent forethougbt of the Mayor to
take the necessary steps TO ward
Off what might become public Gu
lamityY
We understand that tho agents
Of these Northern steamship lines
have been notified by the Mayor of
these precautions, so that they may
regulate their movements accord
ipgly.-Chorieston Mercury.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
AssieNxHrrz ron TODAY.

AssieNxErTs ron TO-DAY.
Saturday, Dec, l, 1850.
CRIMINAL CAUsEs.
No. 5o5.--stato Of Louisiana va Louis
Barron.
No. 5se.-state Of Louisiana va. Louis
Barron.
No. 591.--State Of Louisiana Va. Louis
Barron.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
PROCLAMATION.
Executive Once,

Executive Once,
HAToH RoUgR. (
WHEREAS, Tho Constitution Of the
w State Of Louisiana authorizes the
Executive TO convene tho General Assem-
bly, thereofon extraordinary occasions ard
whereas the election Of Abraham Lincoln
30 the ofiico Of President of tho United
States, by n sectional and aggressive anti
SLAYER party, whose hostility to tho people
and the institutions Of tho south has been
evinoed by repeated and long continued
violations Of Constitutional obligations
and fraternal nmity, now contaminated
by this last insult and Outrage peTpetra-
ted at and through tho ballot-bOx, does,
In my 'piDion, ~ also that of large mum
Dor Of citizens Of all parties and pursuits
throughout the State, furnish an occas-
ion. such IA is contemplated by tho Con
stitution.
AND WHEREAS, some Of our sister States,
nRgrioved like ours, Rre preparing mons-
uTes for their future security, aud for the
safety Of their institutions aud their pso-
ple, and both patriotism and the necessity
of solf- preservation require us 10 doliber-
ate upon our own course Of action.
Now, THEREFORE, I, THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana, 40
hereby convene tho legislature Of this
State In extra and special session, and do
appoint
mONDAy, the 10Th day Of December
next, at IL, o'clock, NJ, tho day and hour
for the meeting Of both Houses Of the
Legislature Mt the Capitol in Baton Rouge.
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hsreunto
sot my hand, aud caused tho great
Seal of tho State, TO DO affixed nj tho
city OF Baton Rouge, the Seat Of Gov
ornment of tho state, on this l9.h day
Of November, A. D., 1850, and Of the
Independence Of the United States of
America, the eighty fifth.
Il. o. MOORE.
BY tho Governor
]. HAMfITnN IIARpr. Ass'L. .HeeratarY of HtAts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
CLOAKs & sHAWLs.

NEW YORK, SEA ISLAND COTTON, AND
IN other superior brands, Of Bleaebed and
brown shir'ings, fresh lot Of which has been
opened at greatly reduced prices, at the
nov2o PEOPLES ET0EE, Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
DR.. D. L. McKtTRICK.

y u Il q O N ID ~ N II L s Il .
iIHiRD sTKEtT, side. sec ~~-
ond door north Main street. -
nsarly opposite tn, Advocate ohice, ,CIYYYyyyN
Baton Rouge. Artificial Dsn- lI-D
turss '.ssrted In the most approssd style, and
Surgery performed strictly according TO scisnce.--
All the modern improvements adopted.
tovib.ly
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
MILLINERYi MILLINERYii

TUE SUBCR1BEh would respectfully In 49,
Il form the citizens % Baton Rouge, the -
ladies' especially, that he has Just oponsd WXY
ON the c"rser ~ Main and ~. Hypolits
ftreets-ths FIRST door Eatt Of the Residence Of
Ssmusl ssolisld. Esq., a very elegant stock Of
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
His stock ~ Ladies', Misses and Ohildren's bon
nets, Hats. Caps AMI FLATS Is very heavy EN-
bracing Tn latest fashions Comets aud Hats
cleaned and epalrsd on short po.iss rhs Ia.
dies are isvit 4 to call and examine TOR -.
selves. n DASH
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
BOYS CLOTHING.

A LARGE and we'll selected stock Z
"A FALL aud WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, will be sold at Tessona-
bic prices by oct 20.
DALsHEIMER. SIMON AZ co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
WINDOW SHADES.

A RESPECTFUL in vitation il extern
"A ded TO all who wish TO purchass any
WINDOW SHADES, as we have beau
tiful assortment direct from manufactures
and 10 be sold nj astonishing low figures.
octz0 DALSHEIMER, SIMON d. 20.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
NOTICE.

FINIE undersigned being deslrous OF retiring
II FRO business, ufrsrs for sale hts we'll known
business stand, II miles below the city Of Baton
Rouge. on the Highland Road. Bs arpsnts OF La nd
more less, with all the buildings aud impto We
ments thereon. Likewise the stock Of Goods, con
sisting ~ follows. Dry Goods. shoes. Hats, Sad
dlsry, Hardware, Croctsryware, Tinwars and
grooeries All Of which can he bought on the most
liberal terms-for further particulars apply 10 H.
V. Babip, Baton Rouge, or TO J. d. Comsaux, on
the premises.
nov2O J. d. COMEAUx,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

t-V The Postm aster- General has order
cd the preparation Of envelopes embossed
with tho one cent stamp, from newly
executed die, representing tho head Of
Franklin, to be used for circulars and drop
letters.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

.1- The Legitimitists and ultra Cntho-
lies have at last found name for Carl
baldi--their great bug bear around VI ch
they rally with singular unanimity. They
call him Gemise Rouge l. Red Shirt tho
First.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and KEGS,
IL for sale by BEAL 4 PATTERsOH,
junslA Main street. .
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

WINDOW GJAss.--A large lot Oh hand ..d 70
w srrivs-for sale BY
octl3 A. STEWART 4 90.