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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

A GREAT Day IN FRAsoE.--Sun.
day, the 4th inst, was great day
ip France, the occasion being the
distribution of eagles to the "Old
Brigade of Savoy, now become
Freuchmen by the annexation of
Savoy to France" They constitute
the l03d Regiment Of the Line
Marshall Magnsn, previous to pre-
seuting the celors to this new reg
iment, addressed the men in the
following terms, and the most pro-
found silence:
Soid,ers-The Emperor has cbo-
sen me to present you your Eagle;
it is an honor of which sm both
proud and happy.
You are about to continue the
traditions of a regiment celebrated
among all under the first Empire.
The f03d of the Line distinguished
itself during our great wars. 1t
made itself remarks able at Jena, Mt
Wagram, at Saragosss, at Lutsen,
at Toulouse. The names are in
scribed on the colors which | pre-
sent to you, aud they impose on
you the duty to add to them other
names If ever the opportunity be
offered to you.
Soldiers | Your fathers during o
long time participated in our la
bors and in our success. They were
afterwards separated from us in
the days Of our misfortunes. You
their children, return to us in the
glorious and prosperous days res
tored to France by Napoleon ILL.,
Welcome ! You are brothers uni
ting with brothers after q long alb
sence.
You bring to as, soldiers Of the
brigade of Savoy, the brilliant rep.
utation you made for yourselves in
the ranks of the brave Piedmontese
army. That reputation you will
maintain in time of peace by your
devotedness to the Emperor, and by
your discipline and by your courage
in time of war.
Soldiers /! You swear and prom
ise ever to hold your colors high
and firm in the road Of honor and
glory.
You swear never to abandon
them. and to die rather than sur
render them.
You swear it with cries of "Vive
PEmpereur."
This ceremony over, the whole
second division, to which the 103d
regiment belongs passed in review
before the Emperor, attended by a
most brilliant staff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
,w-rhe Methodist Church in This city

s-I-The Methodist Church in this city
will be dedicated on Sunday End Decem
Der next. Rev. DR.. G. X. Marshall will
preach the sermon assisted In tho ceremo-
nies by Dr. Kcner and other ministers
At night Bishop Early will preach. On
the Wednesday succeeding the Louisiana
conference will begin its session in the
basement Of the church aud continue un-
till the Wednesday following. The pub
lie is cordially invited to witness the GER
emouies and dedication and the progress
Of the conference. W. j.. NJ. LiSFIELD,
Nov. goth 1860
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
TOYs AND FIREWORKS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING D1-
w rect from the importers, one Of the
largest and best assorted stocks Of Christ
mas Toys and Fire Works, ever brought
TO Eaton Rouge, which we offer by whole
sale ht New Orleans prices. Our stock of
Fire Works, consists partly of
ROMAN CANDLES,
ROCKETS, of all kinds,
WHEELS,
SCROLLS,
TRIANdLES,
VEHICLES,
SERPENTS,
HOPPERS,
BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTs,
BENGOhAS,
MINERS,
Ora ACKERs,
TORPEDOFS,
BALLOONS,
ETC, ETC.
And our stock Of Toys consists of every
variety kept by Toy shops. Dealers are
respectfully invited TO call and examine
our stock before sending their orders TO
New Orleans or purchasing elsewhere.
nov24 wy. A. STEWART & co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
H, A. RAUHMAN'S
NEW WARE ETY. STORE,
NORTH BOULEVARD sTEET,
Near State House.

BdTON U0E, In.
r BEG LEAVE respectfully TO call the attsn
j ton Of the public 10 my "Nsw VARIETY
Baton Rouge, EAst Of Miss Fannie OCODor's Mill
merry Store. Thankful TO my friends and the
public generally, for the generous aud liberal pa
troHsgs heretofore extended 10 me, In my former
business, I solicit OF them a Continuance o. the
same to my new ents,priss, which hope, they
will aga 10 their adysatsgs. A special invita-
tion is extended 10 the ladies to give me q call
and examine the
LARGE sTOCK or FANCY ARTICLES,
which IL too numerous 10 particuiarize. All my
goods are purchased direct from the msnufsctur.
ers, consequently, I can afford 10 sell as chsap
u not cheaper than can be purchased In New Or.
leans. A partial list Of my stock is here given
FANCY GOODS, large assortment, such ss
VASES and IMAGES suitable for Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments;
WALL PAPER, complste stock;
wfNB0w-sHAbE5 Of every description,
WAX CLOTH PIANO COVERS;
Cit C0RNfCEs FOR WINDOWS:
CURTAIN FAsTENINGs;
BRUSHES Of every description;
GILT MOULDlNGS, large assortment always
on hand:
GILT FRAMES for PHOTOGRAPHER large stock
on hand.
MIRRORS. GILT, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FKAME5:
LOOKING-GLAss PLATEs;
LITHOGRAPII5 and OIL PAINTINGS;
TOY WARE OF every description
SMOKING PIPES OF all styles and description;
PAINTS. OILS, vARNIsHEs, ,TURPENTiNE, &c;
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS OF every size;
GLUE, MUSLIN for PAPER HANGING. TACKs,
&C. nova H. A. KAUFMAN
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EATON ROUG n,
AnnruER QuEsrlon.-We shonld

AEorHER QuEsr1oN.-We should
like some gentleman of leisure who
has the time TO give the subject q
nice consideration, TO LET us know
before IL is too late, whether or not
Louisiana is part of New Orleans,
or New Orleans a part of Louis.
lana. That sensation newspaper,
the Della 10 getting up an account
of another meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall, says, in a very attractive and
widespread head, proceeding the
account. that Louisiana and New
Orleans are for immediate seces-
SION The Delta may have author
ity 10 speak for all the people of
New 0,lesns, but hardly for the
balance of the State. The presump-
ton is that If there ia any one in
the several parishes who would be
likely to know the sentiments of
the people, il would be the sberiils.
Most of them have already come
in to make their final settlements
with the Auditor of Public Accounts,
aud we have yet to meet the FIRST
one, who is willing TO admit that
his people are in favor of breaking
the bonds of Union by secession,
on a mere contingency, that may
not arise. Indeed in some of the
Parishes the people are not yet
awere of the fact that there is such
a movement on foot.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

Arr DISCOVERIES. Many good pictures
are still TO be had in Italy. There are,
however. but two means Of procuri ng
them either 10 pay their full value as
fixed by rival collectors. or 10 secure them
by foituitous circumstance for tfifiing
sums. The extraordinary chances Of dis
covety and the extreme variations of price
attending this pursuit are curious and in
structive. In 1856, n small picture, by
Niccolo d'Aiunno, was sold in Florence,
by an artist 10 dealer, for forty dollars :
in few weeks resold 20 an Englishman
for five hundred exhibited at the Man
chester Exhibition, whence IL subsequent
iy passed into the gallery Of Distinguish
ed parsonage for s2500. The "LedaAof
Leonardo, repsinted from motives of prur
defy by the great grandfather of Louis
Philippe, was bought at the sale of that
ex kings pictures in Paris, in 1Sf9, for
thirty dollars. restored TO its primitive
condition, and sold. we are informed, for
one hundred thousand francs. Ten years
ego, an Angel, by the same artist, was
found in the otd-elothes market At Flor
ence, by an artist, bought for few pence,
cleaned and sold TO Prince Gslitzin, for
twenty-five thousand francs. The "Fot-
tune' of Michel Angelo, or what was sup
posed TO be, not long since was discovered
in the same locality In disastrous condi
tion, secured for a few shillines, put in
such order as was possible, and parted
with a French gentleman, for three hun
dred dollars and pension Of one dollar a
day during the lives Of the seller and his
son. Quite recently one of Correggio's
most beautiful works was discovered un-
der the canvass Of worthless picture ac-
quired at q public auction in Rome. for n
few dimes, at the sale by princely fami-
ly of discarded pictures, aud resold by its
fortunate discovefer for fifteen thousand
dollars, although the original proprietor
instituted suit against him for its reeov-
cry, but without success. In Florence,
within three years past, fine portrait, by
Titan, Of the Doge Andrea Gritti, was
picked ont from large lot Of worthless
csnvasses for six dollars. The Madonna
del Gran Duea. at the Pitt, was bought
by the father of the late Grand duke, with
soine other pictures, of q widow, for few
dollars. Instances like these might he
multiplied, to show that in ell times prizes
do strangely ana Unexpectedly occur, and
that pictures in their fortunes resemble
their authors, often passing from extreme
poverty into princely homes. Atlantic.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

NorioE TO GERMAN CoHREsPoNp-
ENTs.-Thc United States consul at
Frankfort, Germany, having trans
mitted to the postm aster- general of
the United States the following ad.
vertisement of the criminal court
of that city relative TO the recent
embeazlement of an officer of the
postoilice there, we publish the
same for the information of our
German feilow-citizens in this sec.
tion of the Union.
"Ncfice.--During the last nine or twelve
months. John David Schmid, letter packer,
IN the employ Of Thuvu and Taxis, has,
according TO his own confession. stolen
letters containing gold. Said letters were
intended partly for the postal jurisdiction
Of Frankfort, and partly for Bavaria, wur-
temberg. Baden aud Switzerland. it is
important to ascertain the number and
the contents of said letters, the names of
the addressed, and sendets.
"All those who have lost money a.
above indicated are requested TO address
the undersigned.
"DR, RoHNipER,
"lnvestigating Judge.
Frankfort, 18th September. 1890.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

Nor 4 MfruTE TO SfaRE.-Ths cars are
leaving, and you have not = minute TO
spare-hurry, run run have not o
minute TO spare" Bnt IL was too late.
The cars had just quickened their speed
when the unfortunate loiterer arrived /;
breathless. excited, surprised and out of
all temper. TO find himself left behind
The grin end i'll suppressed laugh Of the
quitical and amusing comments on 2:40
&c, aud sundty suggestions to try the
"wires" and catch the cars. did not serve
TO soothe his irritated feelings. Apart
from the modification Of being left, u was
too serious a matter TO make light of in a
business point of tiew. The result of be
ing Just one minute too late. was no less
than a lifelong embarrassment aud pecu-
mary trouble both 30 himself and q widow
mother. What would he not have gwen 4.
had he not stopped to light his cigar at
the bar.
Many fortune. dear reader. has been
made by always being ready 81 the very
minute when it was TO be made, and lost
by being a minute behind. Many man
has secured his new Western home at the
land office. by being just one minute ahead
Of the sPeeulator. Many aspeeessfpl voy-
age has been made around the globe, by
being ready every minute to make the
most Of every wind, tide OF current. Ma
ny a great battle has been won, by the
improvement Of the very minnie on which
the crisis hung. There is many smsn
now living, who can say of some event or
other Of his life, "a minute more, and
would have been q dead man.
When we take into account the impor-
tance of time, in itself considered, IL must
be emphsticaliy said. "fire is pot a minute
20 spare. When we realize how often if
not constantly, momentous results depend
on the fullest Improvement Of the present
moment, one and all must say, there is
not q minute TO spare" Much more dear
reader. when we know that the present is
given us TO prepare for eternity, to secure
heavenly inhefitRanee-to 10 save the i'm
mortal soul from endless ruin-and that
all this depends on this very present mo-
ment Of life, because for ought we know,
IL may be the "last of earth !" Is IL not tho
worst Of folly TO lose IL, TO waste II In idle
triiiing What eternal mockery will fall
upon us what remorse aud self-upbtaid-
ing will consume us when. alarmed by the
approach of death, we find we have not
even mi mute at our command, TO secure
our eternal good.
Ought IT not, therefore 20 be impressed
upon US at every turn Of life, ss we are
moving to eternity, "here is not minute
to spare San fraHctsco Pacific.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
For the Gszstte snd Comet
The Girls Of LouIslsne.-A Song.

For the Gsrstte snd Comet
The Girls Of Lcu'sisns.-A Song.
They tell me Of the stesses dark,
That shade IN Italian rnsiden's brows,
The flashing eye Of passions spark,
The faith that fellows after vows;
Bu. fsirer 10 my longing eyes,
The lovely sight here behold
n spreads around me sunny skiet.
And VOWS exchanged can nee grow cold
with the Girls o. Louislsns.
They tell me pf voluptuous maids
That wander scotis's vsrdsnt plains;
0f charming lips In swftser's shades.
Thst rouse The passion of The swsins;
But here beneath the oranges bloom,
Or groves inspiring rspturous bliss;
No Eastern maids IN rsre perfume,
Gan blister with burning kiss
Like the Girls ot Louisiana.
They tell me Of the Yankee tirls,
with fairy faces, winsome ways,
who carry CupiIs In their carls,
Aud chsin the eyes In charming gaze:
But IN my lute-like soul then springs
tribute t. the chsru Of home:
All who can touch the hearts wild strings,
In cottage sweet, or lofty dome,
Like the Girls of Loulsians.
They tell me Of the merry dance,
In Aadslasis's brilliant halls;
or softer smiles and witehirg glsnce
Where Alleehsny's shadow falls;
But by our Stream, mid sunny May,
The heart il touched with wilder stfsip,
And brighter glsnces round ms play;
Go. look abroad for uisids IN vain
like the Girls OF touisia ms.
L.Es G.eR, 1850. -.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

CooRApEs IN THE PULPIr. The
Clayton (AIa.) banner says that
on Sunday last, the Rev. Alexander
McLennoB, Of the Methodist per
suasiou, preached in the Methodist
Church Of that town, with "tbe til
color rosette conspicuous on his
vest"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

SusAR BowL DEBATING SootErr-Thi.
Society meets at o'clock at Engine House
No. .. The interesting question Would
the re-opening of the African Slave Trade
prove beneficial TO the South, will be ably
aud lengthily discussed. A full meeting
earnestly solicited.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

fsg A blind man having walked the
streets with lighted lantern, an aequant-
ance met him, and exclaimed in surprise,
"Why, what is the use Of that light TO yoai
You know every street aud turning IL
does you no good. You can't see bit the
better" mo" replied the man, II don't
carry the light TO make me see, but 10 pre-
vent fools from running against me ~
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

~ A private despatch from
Natchez Miss, received yesterday
brings the intelligence of the death
Of Fanny, eldest daughter of our
fellow-citizen, Bertrand HaraIson
The afflicted parents will be home
on the Vicksburg TO-DAY bearing
with them their precious burden.
"To lay her 1.-THE earth
That from her unpola.ed flesh
May violets grow"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

MARYLASD.-lt is asserted that
the Governor Of Maryland will re-
fuse TO call an extra session of the
Legislature TO consider the South
eru question, unless tho movement
becomes general.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

LoHp MEbBouHNE'R Lows or Lrr-
ERArpRE. - lie was an accomplished
scholar, aud had a most true and
sincere love of books-a strong
and vivid interest in book makers.
He somehow, even amidst the cares
and gravity Of his position, had
cognissnce Of all the current pub
licatiops of the day, and was never
weary of talking of inquiring about
their authors, their names, habits,
peculiarities, and so forth. He was
good elocutionists, and read aloud
remarkably well. | think he was
a little vain IF his proficiency in
this art-for such It is, and one
much too little sought after and
applied 81. There are few pleas
ures greater than hearing good rea.
ding therefore, when Lord Mel
bourne took up a book lying on
the table, and proceeded TO read
thereirom, | was always delighted,
and regretted when the treat for
such IL was) was over. His voice
was full, sonorous, and rich, and he
interpreted the text with admiral
expressions and felicitous intona-
tien. To passages of patbes he
gave extraordinary effect and pow.
OF. Traits Of Character.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

DLANKETs.-s1l, 4 and Points; also
ID very fine French Blankets, Cradle
Blankets; all Of which will be sold at re-
d1oed prices.
nov2O. PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
AT Il EAL'S
CITY FLOUR, FEED d LIME sropr

EL0uR-2s6 Barrel Of various grades;
l. C0RN-i50 Sacks,
OATs-500 Bushels Heavy,
BkAN-fO0 Sacks Bran and Shorts
HAY-60 Bales Choice Ohio River.
DRY FRUITS Barrels Apples aud Peaches.
ONlONs-25 Barrels Large iowa
POTATOE5-25" Meshanoss
bCTfkk-2o Buckets OF ~ 70 a5 pound, each
hUOkm nbAf-50 Bags and Boxes Choice,
CORN hEAI--MiIl running syerv otb.r a.
LIhk-100 Barrels just arrived,
CEhENT-usually supplied At all times
store Corner Third and Coz vention strest's
noY23
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M A Il HE'D

On Thursday, the 18th inst, ct White
hall, the residence Of Gen. b u. simmes.
in this parish, by the Rev. D. s. Lewis,
Hon. EDWARD PHILLIPS, TO Miss
MADELEINE SHINES, both Of this par
isb.-Ioias G,.Pes Dfaec,af.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

VIRGINIA ts 0rrosED TO BEING
DNAeGEp tNro the SECESSION MovE-
MENr.--The Charlottesville Review,
speaking af the appeals which are
made as TO the duty of Virginia TO
offer herself up as a sacrifice for
the South, says: /:
Other gentlemen may have their
tastes, but we have ours. The pro-
jecied martyrdom, is entirely un.
acceptable. South Carolina and
Alabama may be very dear, but we
recoll from entire ruin on their ac-
count. Slavery may be a strong
bond Of union between tobacco and
cotton, but we do not feel altogether
ready to sink the tobacco for the
welfare of the cotton. We had
rather be an independent planet I;
we want Virginia TO have an orbit
of her own. We do not want her
to grsvitate towards New York
away from Alabama, nor towards
Alabama away from New York. If
any gravitation is to be done let il
be done towards her, or let the ex-
listing attractions maintain the pre-
sent relation of the various states
is the best that eau be devised. II
the system is disturbed, where each
will hy to, no calculation can fore
see. First one then another of
these orderly stars will "shoot mad
ly from it's sphere" Confusion will
be general--the ruin common. Let
us say beforehand that zoe shall not
Be dragged. And if the attempt is
persisted in, let South Carolina and
let Alabama go their way and we
will go ours.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
RECEIVED ON COMMISSION.

Sn BOXES asserted Pie Fruits, Jams and Jef-
w lies, In Boxes and Bottles-Iow for essh at
pov2O A. MATrAss.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
MATTRESS TICKING.

DECEIVED THIS MORNING. A FRESH SUP
IL ply Of tie above named article, Of q very su-
perior quality which We offer rs per cent below
the regular market price.
s. sCHMALINsKY &Co.,
nov20 Peoples Store, Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

up of late years in different places
in England, where they were prob
ably carried by returning Crusa-
ders.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

THE Coon OLp TurHs.-Tbere il, TO us,
more touching psthos, heart thrilling ex-
preston, more feeling displayed, in some
Of our psalm tunes than in whole batch
modernisms. The strains 60 home, and
the fountain of the great doep is broken
uP'-the great deep Of unfathomable feel
ing that lies far, far below the surface Of
the world hardened heart ; add Rs the un-
toward yet unchecked tear starts in the
eye, the softened spirit yields TO THEFT in
fiueuce. and shakes off the load Of earthly
care, rising purified aud spiritualized, into
purer atmosphere. Strange, inexplica-
bic associations brood over the mind, min
Cling their chaste melody Of the musings
of n still subdued, more cheerful character.
How many glad hearts in the olden time
have reioiced in these songs Of praise how
many sighed out their complaints in theso
plaintiye notes that steal sadly yet sweet
iy on the ear ; hearts that are now cold in
death, are laid TO rest around that sacred
tune, within whose walls they have 40 Of
ten swelled with tion.--B Blaetmood.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran.
H00 PACKAGES In store and for sale al cur
OOO rent prices. J0eHUABEAL,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
SITUATION WANTED.

DY young Lady "a graduate Of Louis
- iana,) as tePoher in private family
For particulars apply ut this Office.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
NEW FIOUR.

EOR well selected stock OF the various grades
l. Of Flour now manufactured, call at the Feed
store OF the undersigned.
$50 Barrels offresb ground and Of various grades
from the finest extra 70 super6Bs nov ON hand
snd for sale at Its current market value.
nov6 JOSHUA BEAf-
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

iBA young lady describes her feel
ines, and courts sympathy. We hope she
may soon realizes the change that she so
devoutly wishes for:
Ny heart is sick, my heart is sad,
Bet, oh the cause dare not tell
] en- not grieved, ! am not glad.
ri not Ill, | am not well
I'm not myself, I'm not the same;
am, indeed, | know not what,
I'm changed in all, except my name
oh, when shall be changed in that 7
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

SPIRIrUALBrs.-Acco TO statistics
published by the Spiritual Register, there
are $50, 900 spirituaiists in the single State
Of New York 1900 in Ohio /; 100 900 in
New England; 90 900 in Illinois; 70, 900
in Michigan 10000 in Wisconsin so, 900
in Indiana, and 40 900 in Maine. Altogeth-
er, the United States contains, it is estima-
ted, l,2oo, 900 who believe in spiritualism.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
e m bro,dered Handkerchief d Collars.

A HANDSOME supply OF these goods, Of the
IA latest styles, just received at the
sept22 PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
FOUND.

ONE day last week, in the streeta, A
" PAIR of Pegged Shoes, which the
owner can have BY calling at this Office.
nov "a.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE

ID &c EN- Is ER, 1900,
Just reseived and tor ssis by
nov2l2w J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

A C0LORED Female Cook, one who
"a u oroughly understands the business.
A lso a Colored boy, to wait on the table.
Liberal wages will be given. Apply Mt
Mrs. CASHMANSi
Boarding House over Stewards Drug Store.
nov 246t.
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COOPER's MILITARY TACTICS.
FOR SALE sr
pov2fIm J. uoCORuICK.
ATTENTION CREOLE GURADs.

1--WE Company will meet at the Mar
l. ket house on THURSDAY the u
Zgth inst, at o'clock +. NJ, in full NJ
Winter uniform and equipment. TbeA
roll will be called at Il pass D..
The uniforms will be altered as per res
olution Of the Company, and no excuse
accepted.
The members whose uniform are not
ready, will bring them to Mr.. Fleury.
Taylor and those who rave not had their
caps, will 20 10 Mr.. Bochu. Halter, for
them. LEON j. FREMAUX,
nov ZOtd. Captain.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
rT'AKE notice that the Tsx Roll for 1890 Is now
J. deposited At the Recorders ofice for iDspee.
ton. JOHN y. kIkER,
Boy11 -sOdw Assessor.
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IDREMtUm Magic Duplicating sud
Il Impression Peper-ior sale by
july3l ED. a WIN. BOGEL
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WINTER DRY GOODS
Ar rBs-
i EOPLE'S STORE.
THIRD ST., oPPosirs rHE BsSE

RE NOW OFFEREh ri the above establish
n ment, 10 those who have not get laid In
their winter supplies Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Cb9AKs ard sHAWLs,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY,
they ran have them At New Urlesns Cash Price.
Our stock Is complete and we fatter ourselves
that In point Of styles, quslity and ehespness
cannot he sxceftsd by any other house this side
Of New orleans. We eheerfully invite the sitsn-
ton Of the citizens of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
10 our present varied assortment which csnnot
be surpassed, 10 tho e who are In doubt let them
call and examine the goods and prices and give
us fair trial, that's all We ask. Our Motto
Cheap for Cash.
q. sCHM ALINsyYA AGO,
novgT Peoples store
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-19
Die dltelte etablitte
Sc Sffice
in Baltimore.
&Oblen nnO SOl5

J. Henry Giese & CO.,
SO. 9 Sputbfrabe.
SIDE bel uu8 oefauite ROplen werben bon einem 0ei4wprenen
@Sao9enmeiter 8epo9en. Au92S,2 mt