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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

A uorIoN NorrCH-cRocKERY, CHINA. GLASS
a ware, 40 by a. BA KTIErr, auctioneer. on Tues
day pr IL 10 O'Clock, Isl Pearl street. Large
ogue sale general assortment Of good Ware In lots Tor
tat1ers eaIo pouiuv0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17


BEDROOM eUIT OF HNAMELLED HURNIrUaM
"A for S25 IN Oh soass Of superior md ysrrAnted man
sfscture; Also bo chestnut Chamber Suits, plain And
mental st AhRINFroNe, warerocme No SO Cena1 ssees
orposhs Wooster street. HAnufacosy Eoa ~ md ~ wooe
street. pstabhhhd b 1eH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

mo BOARDING HoUH KEHPERa-rHI FuRHIU.n
II Of nrsi sIass boarding house on Brooayn he4nsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

ICE, ICE, ICE.
fbe Rockand Lake Lee Company having prUeured their
supply Of Ice II Rocksnd LAKE. and oher lcAnasA
prepared contracts Nth Dealers Shippers sod
for The coming ea delivered
depoh Of the company or oe board Ct ssssss Or u v.
k.els private residence a. good ausfy
bought from sny old monopoly cnmps,.ca ssd
The owest market price For fur haS n,srs ulre
tbe ciece Of he company - Jas at w. RADF0RO-
r FARhARS PAssFT PKESIUa PtASISa Ma.
81 cbpes(A ndYes pap extended Nov q, 1882 No.
lfS Brcsd~ay New YORK r'pom4 awarded by the uni.4d
Chcs 1882 list Of In 81 Placing
chine $500 weighing 20 los 26 uch snng Macha, $50,
weishpR co rs Inch lsninx Machine dOube Under
$500 ghI l5s "a pch PsniuR Ma h,-e douhl.
Under, With rscLrS $40 S.ishfog 200 bs 2, inch Plan
and Match wachipsB SSVV ueabuR ESQ !bs. Also,
Planning and Machines for grinding them oersi
discount ade 10 dealers
lAKY ROOFS CURED WITHOUT TAR OR PlrCJ.
IL For cent per f. With sti.sRf fnfIa Rubber
Faint warranted Tested 0lO io2fs Principal oice
COG Grand bsnches 63 Bow and 5I Broadway
HxAHBLE MANTEI2-0REAf BAR0 ms IN MAR
N teh, The subscriber sells cheaper ce~ han i
good assortment always hand. Cali so1n. Ei.sURK
HsrbIe Yard 1s KA6 nshteenA street, was Of rnrd
uua. N.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

CUkfiTyR! BOUGHT ALL pEIsONs HAVING
Eovsehch Furniture, PiAnOfurtaa, PAinAingn nruRg.
Csrpes &c dispose Of N 6nd Ga puresase- b
40 rhirdsvenue, between Ihy fourth aad Tiny.
number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

NURNIrURE, FURNITURv Il WIlL PAY DASH FOL
Household ana other Furniture. Pianos nirrors Carpea
sud ali kinds Of property Cash advanced on Furniture
rhns Carpets. dc., cold or stored
RiCR'D WALTERS. Is Eass Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

u II LUDLOW. AUCrIONEER HANDSOME HOUSE,
II. hold Furniture -E. n. lu DLrW 90 win sell at
ton THURSDAY April - 1850 II O'Clock. at West
Tw fst street the entire nre cons'stUx Of ele-
Chan md Oonsps crimson satin demask made by
Bel Go msh and Chairs touches extension
dining Tables Hobays patent rsaes breakfast
bies dining ro Ches &c.; Icserood and ushogany 8ed
seads dressing Bureaus Wssrssods, mahogany 5okca!e
God Pier Table, marble cp rosewood
octsys PiAnocrte hsypusn on Psioog lace snd satin dam
vet Csrres CrocheIy Ac. together with kitchen Furniture
Catalogues 81 The aucionsers olice, No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

A UCTION NOr1CE-wEDNEsDAY, AT l01< O. CLOCK,
q by BELL INoRAHAM, In their - esroo@s. 26 neg
toWey and 70 Jaes strs e. the enxe valuable Furniture Of
aEeitte family giving housekeeping Partculsrs day
OF e Only Postponed acoountof tho weather Outdoor
ThuSsday order Of Nessfs FIdenburghs 49i Hudson
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-27

Iitisn Of cent viii be made the
above rates Cor Special Sesis~s. 'ta - .-ss.h
A<ssts ia Other and cities win Be allowed twenty
hvs Per commission, but OF Kind
Vim - in,-rsel az Isss regular rates :; -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-27
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOrICE.-

~ ~ R&A " AZ ~ ~ " Il "
n The undersigned having taken out letters Of admin
i>trstioE the estate of Philip Winner. late Marshall.
county, Ind decd. hereby notifies all indebted to said
tate 10 call and make imn iate payment. andfhose having
claims against the file hei for settlement Accord
ing te Law The cs.ats j. supposed 70 he solvent
JAMES o. PARKS.
decl3 nets Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-27

given that the undrignei viih the County Surveyor
viii ON Thursday, January y Isn, prreri to survey
an locate the of their land in sections
iovn>iip 32, range east, in Marshall csunty. Indiana
and continue from day to-day until al is surveyed To
meet at the residence Of Isaac Butler
Korrrsent Of land in said sections who fsl
mcct the Surveyor at the time above mentioned aud drfy
provide for dr~ynx, their portion the expenses
said viii be returned the County Auditor
such delnqs-ncies placed the duplicate and collected
according to law
- ISAAC DUTLER-
dccl3 nets ELISHA X EARL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-27

If paid in advance,. =. !. a......a.$l so
n - .f>.- s;x ,,o,tbs s.. > -. LOO
sSo paper discontinued uatiI all arr-arases are rai
salezs at the option Of the publisher
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-27

'STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, Ss.-Noce Is hereby given THAT James O.
has flied his retsn ~~il the Rssi sccrrnf
his prs'nsl prolrty bring insufficient to pay his dfs,
and thai said petition will M heard the next term VI The
Cart Of Common Pleas Of said county,.
H. Il. FEEsIIfNG,
decr3 news Clerk n G. C. r.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

fspuHtnY. AN exertion 10 IN itself
delightful. anil active amusement sci.
dom tires us. Ilelvoiius owns that
he could hardly listen 10 concert for
two hours, though he could play on
an instrument all day long. IL MI
pursuits. efforts, II must not be- forgot
ton. aro ms indispensable MS desires.
Tho gtobo is no, TO DO oircumnaviga
ted by one wind. We should never
do nothing. at is better to wear
out than 10 rust OUT says Bishop
Cumberland. "1'hero will DO time
enough for reposo IN tho grave" said
Arnauld to Nicole. In truth, tho
proper rost for man is change Of occu.
patton.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
rb, ,hs tlsss,'s sna ccmsts
C..~,.s nv.ut. test th.ts Shadows
p.e,.. Them

The political status ~ the times show .
ssd state Of things. Here We are Upon the
brink If 80 election fp, the highest siflee
withih the Gin IT the A metisah people sh
election which istu shape the future dsstiyn
~ uut believed country and. 10 what pie
tiesment 10 We nnd onfseivssi Instead
nf uniting nroh one good nhi TIVE man
W combat The enemies If The South, We
lnd ourselves attayed against pneenrthef.
ard ~" Lees ,haa tk,ss candidates - divide
and Distract the votes ~ the ronse' vstives.
while the great Republican party party
hieh hss sp,esd into alarming di'nen
sirns. within Yety shut period present
nns candidate. ani packed snh solid
phslsrV. Truly msv u be said. rive have
q hard tow w. hoe" ani'ss surely " thipRs
continue 90 they ere ~ PRESENT. We viii
have Black Republican President st the
White ftpnse. Row then, IT hehocves,
end 'tis The bonnIen duty ~ every good
and loyal citizen ~ THE Hepublip. w. esett
himself; ,p unite urpn one guud and true
man. lei him De who De may, provided he
IL q friend ~ the South. friend tp the
North aud q friend tr the Unipn. This is
the oniY ehance. NJ Editor. iH which tort
correspondent ean see the future prospect
" % unt young Hepuhlie.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

RUSSIAN CRiniNAL JusTicE.---The ST.
Petersburg journals publish some Grimm
nj statistics extracted from the returns Of
the Ministry Of Justice for the year 1868.
The total number Of persons tried through
out the Russiun Empire amounted In that
year to i0i,7l7, Of whom 1913 were
still in prison, md the rest Mt liberty. or
the above number 20, G66 were condemned
to punishmcnts involving the loss Of civil
rights, 1864 were sen fenced to hard labor.
and 1860 banished to distant governments
Among the convicts condemned to the loss
Of the proroga,ives belonging TO their class,
were % hereditary mobiles, 80 enjoying
personal nobility, 32 ecclesiastics, 6 mer-
chants, and 1894 individuals belonging to
various classes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

Apnrurp Ntpw 90 1ur SYpIAH
TaorHirs AT the monthly mission
aty concert. held IN BOSTON ~ Sab
bath evening. Rev, Dr. Wheeler.
1T New Yurk. who has travelled in
Syria. gave 40 interesting account
If the Matiunptes aud nruses. br
tween whom y war II determination
has recently heen waged The l,uba.
non district is - miniature Swilzpt-
land IN ils natural features. aud
affords many hiding places ief rob
hets. from which they can rush out
aud attack The villages. that. from
the slight nature IT the houses. are
easily destroyed The Inhabitants
are divided into hostile tribes under
theft respective ohiels. aud there
haH been - constant struggle ha
tween them. This war wac ~ n si'3i
nature rather than religious Meth.
OF party ate Mahometan. The Ma.
tonilps are numinally Latin Chris.
iiana. and the ptHses are fanatics
who have no sympathy with Ma
hometanism Neither party has
ever acknowledged allegiance to
the Sultan The war was simply a
struggle Iot power in the mountains
Although the Maroniies were Chris.
iians they began The war. aud were
In the wrong, The tables hal been
turned upon them by the Druses
The Turkish Government was not
Responsible for tho war. aud inter
veaiioa by European Powers would
ba no benefit ~ Christianity. The
Government was willing that Rah
teh should be destroyed. because
that city has been IN state of te.
bellion. Intervention by Russia
would make tho Greek church the
national church. aud Pedestrians
would not have go much Freedom.
as before. and IL the intervention
came from France affairs would be
but little better All that ia dear
10 the hearts Of American Chris.
tians depends upon tho course Eng.
land may adopt and maintain. In
conclusion he said he believed that
nm Tho result Of these troubles mep
would be brought 10 hear the Gos.
pol who never did before. and that
this commotion waH but 10 prepare
Tho way for great bsrvest,-7te@-
SCRIPT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
uea- Tho or monk Leather, mad.


rea- The ex.monk Leather, made
notorious by his raids against the
Catholic Church eight or ton years
ago, after seven years confinement In
tho States prison of Wisconsin, ( where
no had boon sent for tho murder Of
his wiie's paramour and attempted
murder Of her lawyer has been par.
doned by Gov Randall, and turns up
before tho public again, M lecturer,
In Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, whore no
lately treated n slim audience to his
"Address before tho Grand jury"
40. During his discourse he stated
that ho made six thousand dollars
featuring against Catholieity, but that
he was now rocouciied TO his church,
and henoeforth would devote himself
and his abilities towards repairing tho
scrndal no had given. His lecture
in Fond du Lao was very poorly Mt.
tended, tho clergy and intelligent
portion Of tho Catholics keeping away
and, very properly, given him no on
couragement. At tho conclusion Of
his discourse he announced his inten
ton Of delivering lectures in all the
larger cities, on his former errors, and
we suppose, may soon inaict Chicago
with his presence and his trash We
hope, however, that he will give us a
wide berth--that he will reconsider
his resolution and settle down in some
quiet village or town, where there are
few temptations, and follow shoemak.
ing, a trade at which he became quite
proficient during his just incarcera-
ton. The ex monk has neither the
ability nor character to benefit or in
jure the Catholic Churce. Western
{ 81. Louis) Banner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
Fer ,hs 1s,.t,s sna usm.,.
H. VEL ~ I'm RAY.

was !, thy voice heard ri.'ntivsiy esiiirs
Through The icrs nirht 80 lay al .ione;
Ars -hsr s-cte. hev nv ,ssts we're isst fsiiirs.
Pee .. Win ry dreaming THE snasie hsa Hovn.
FlrWn like ,hs hopes thst cherished IN slsaness.
tlsUn ike he bicvtr NJ Ines t-etnins swsyi
Leaving me lonely 20 death IN my sadness,
frf y. thou al, icst " me. hvslesn atsy;
tss, " me svs', assr rveissn utsr.
where The high, Wind. throttle ~lilsv is sishins
tls,h nv lgys IN mr. 'issls embrace fasisr
The 'css 90 h-t rts-s ssetrs The s,riie that ~her
s,-ls HE The Elpty ~ iissvsr eet he, face
y, nv last love, In tby lonely grave sleeping.
Hss'es, thou ~, me wild words that ssy,
Hrc-es' 'hcr ne, ths ssa -stcb en-, Keeping
uvef ny rect. dazzling rvsissn p,sg-
Mourning thee svst, ae.t Eveieer gtsy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

Nhw WAY 10 PHrstpvf Fisn-A
genius in Rochester. hns taken ont -
patent for preserving fish IN ice. Ito
exhibited ut public house there ~.
Gently cake Of solid. transparent ioc.
containing three cubic feet. in Tho
centre Of which were twenty or more
fine sperklad trout. The fish could
DO distinctly seen. ahd attracted Tho
attention Of all who passed by. The
chamber to receive the fish 10 made
in tho block Of ice by chemical pro.
oess. and tho orfoe Is sealed IN n ike
manner Fish thus put up can he
preserved for weeks IN simmer and
sent 10 tho tropics If required. After
tho fish nre enclosed the leo Is laid
into n box aud packed in saw dust,
aud ran then DO carried by any con.
veyanoe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

, TITS UstoN Mssr,Na ON SArua.
pAx Ntaar.-There was a large and
enthusiastic crowd on North Bouie.
ward on Saturday night last. Speech.
% were delivered from the stand by
l.. Madison Day, Messrs. Jonas and
Blocker Of New Orleans, and J. o.
Faqaa Of East Feliciana. In talking
Of chances, MIR. Blocker was heard
tosay, Messrs. Breokiuridge and Doug.
las, stand no more chance Of election
than I. q. d. Representative In Con.
gress does, Of passing the gate, where
Peter stands a. porter Mr.. Blocker,
forgets that there are more ways than
one. There Ia such = thing "a get.
ting uuder the canvass. II ID. does
not yet admission when he knocks,
there will be q teut on the outside,
and he aud his boys will hold a pro.
tracied camp meeting there. -
This 10 as good . place a. any other
10 lug this In. We shall never say
another word In favor Of d. politically
until no sends us the lst volume Of
that Mexican Boundry report, Of
which we are indebted 10 him for tho
second.
One fact very evident 10 the IN o.,
ob,use on the Boulevard, Saturday
night, tho heart Of Red Stick IL In
The right place on the Union question
1t matters not who wins.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

As.fuys Nav PArsn.-A circular


AssfHss Nsw pArsn.-sA circular
from the Executive Committee 81
the Constitutional Union Party.
dated IN New Orleans the goth
inst. announces the publication ~
a paper In that city. to advocate
the He'll and Everett ticket, Under
the motto="The Union, the Con.
stitutiou. and the enforce II the
Lave" The aew paper IL 10 he
called the Ls.,sisna S,seai. II will
be Issued itiweehly until The mid.
die Of October, then daily, until The
Presidential election Ia over II
does not little surprise us. 10 find
that our old friend w u Adams
Esq, IL 10 take the editorial chair
When he retired from the Cts'sni,
q few months ago--full Of honots
which were borne away, IN grace.
FIJI testimonials, we thought that q
quiet life would follow pe,hsps
In contemplation ef The Cross, end
such things M pertain thereto,
which. are allied 10 that, which
concerns us'all.-"Our latter ends |"
We tbought=wlen last we saw
him, that he was on the look out
Tot some cool secluded epot--with
d proper contiguity Of shade. and
perhaps some one to share with
him the sweet seclusioh. Not so
Here We fad Adams turning ny
sgain, IN the crowded thofongh
fares ON the very Beld-where, ai
The pens point he has already won
40 many battles. Now, in the mote
arduoas task Of conducting what's
called a campaign paper" We
are very like, fire aies. we get wed
ded 30 certain calling as we do
60 q certain place. We may leave
the one and quit the other with
firm resolve and settied de,erminr.
ton not 10 return, aud yet we wan.
der back, 40 to the fret love. The
fire ny IL not more foolish. II IL
fascinated with the light u a sin.
gle taper--is not satisfied with
singeins its wings once. but must
do no again and again, until they
are no further service. SO we run
after gilded butterflies and chase
phantoms 10 the end.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
War F.nrx rH,HHs Apnnr ".

War FANry rHisHs Apout IL
Fanny Fern. is afraid that the girls
who have taken the Princes left
hand In the qusdrille. and have
balance themselves for support IN
the Imperial arm, whilst bobbing
'round. IN the fashionable waltz.
will be the worst fot u In the time
come. Fanny, ought 10 know. al
about u, but sbe unde,esiimales
that strength Of mind. which forms
the ground work ~ the ehieiest
virtue of her set. II does not fol
low. that a whirl with the true
Prince. should do more towards al
ding the brains 81 the light headed,
than. similar whirls. which they get
nearly every month In the year,
from counterfeits we mean. the
Inherent, mobiles. lords, gentlemen
uf leisure. counts. barons etc. who
travel oa The etedaliiy II The Amer
lean people, and supply map-wor-
shippers with gods. Fanny. dear.
you should have mote faith. hope
aud charity. " does not follow.
that because some girls grow Ny
under CAREFUL culture 10 this end. ~
he annotated on the allet II or
IRENE tespectatiiity, which ia do
nestle snobbety, that all should
GO that way, and yet by sspetsiot.
you say things. very often tending
30 this end Have care Fanny.
~ there will be "oah leaves" to
follow Fern Leaves" 10 the centre
table Of the drawing room, to do
fend your ses against your ses
Such paragraph from your pen
Fanny. as which meets the
sanction Of the Ledger man. does
your sisters and their friends no
good
What al event among ctinoiine-
dom-to have danced with The
Prince Of Wales We are afraid
he will have much a. anHwer io,
Young men who were formerly
considered patagons Of perfection
by these same young ladies. will
doubtless ba snubbed incontincntly
A hand that hae been grasped by n
live Prince. will not be bestowed
on every chance conner. depend up.
on that Have care girls Don't
carry youf heads foo high. OF at least
not az high that you may not have
the pleasure Of telling 10 your chill
dren's children call about tho
Prince" In short. don't 10 go pulled
~ that one Of these days somebody
will point out w'tbered old maid.
and somebody else will esclaim.
ipcredulcosly, in your hearing
"What ! the Prince dance with he,i
well. truly. there In NO accounting
for tastes |" Not tho copsolatory
"0h. but shc was very pretty onoe."
will take tho sting from the 10
joinder-"h u posabiei"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

The PHrNoE GotNo WEsr.---1'ho
Pittsburg Post has information TINT
tho Prince of Wales, will visit that
city CT roHtc from Canada to Wash.
ington. The Post says That in coming
from Canada, ho will cross the Lakes
and proceed through Ohio TO Cincin-
natl. ilo will thence return by way
Of Pilisburg, where he will also re-.
main over night; thence he will 90
to Harrisburg, where he will also re-
main over night thence ho will pro.
coed, via Baltimore, TO Washington
city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

The LATE SronM.--The mo.t
disastrous results have como Of tho
late storm In tho Parish Of Plaque,
mine. Houses were scattered BY the
winds, and the waters swept away tho
wrecks. The liberal and charitable
citissus Of New Orleans are abou,
holding u meeting to devise means
for the relief Of the sufferers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

THn R,aHr MAN AaA,S.-r,oiessor
Dolland. has been teaching tho horses
Of Third street. for past few days.
some Of the rules Of deoorum and
propriety. lilo rubs their noses and
has them 10 follow him. 10 the music
Of a Chinese gong |; but Ia not 60 alto.
cesaful when he takes tho same music
on their backs. We notice that one
Of the fa.t ones from Castles. allowed
him 20 rlide of on Saturday evening
last in very graceful manner. lat.
on Rouge, In getting TO be FIAT place,
aud there arc many fast nags to TO
found In Il. There arc many Of them
that kick mp behind and cut other
foolish antics, causing many miracu.
lous eaoapcs. II tho Professor can
teach them oivility and sobriety and
learn them 20 behave themselves. he
ia the very man, that the town may
well afford TO entertain for n season.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

A SECOND RAcuHL.--A new Rachel has
made her appearance In Paris, In the per-
son Of young Alsatian Jewess, named
Aiberiias Essliager, who has given per-
tormanecs In the house Of Lamartine, aud
In the literary and artistic circles, where
the most sangains expectations have been
raised by her genius, although she Is only
about lS years Of age.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
Ladies' 0totb and vsfvst ot,sts.

I NAVE i've, "psnsa . very lstse assortment ~
j thsse Goods. comprising all The newest shapes,
sc" . fsv te,s hsnd so,ns pps,s Olrsks. ssr,ss
thine sntitsly neN and Vetr tleh, IN This depart
mssi defy competition csll snd judge tr' Epu,-
selves. W. u. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28


The LONDON QUARTERLY ron
JuLY.-This most excellent and
stcsrling foreign Quarterly is on our
,ablo--for which VIC are again indcb,.
cd to the rcpublishcrs Messrs Leonard
Scott Il Go. The table Of contents
show tho following article:
l. Tho Missing Link and the Lon.
don Poor; II, Joseph Soaliger T; III,
workmen's Earnings and Savings /;
Nv. The Cape aud South Africa V,
AIRY Schefier vi. Stonehengc; VII.
parwin's Origin Of Species VIII,
The Conservative Reaction.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
A y I;IGA t'S
GtTv FEED FLOUR A. LIME sTOp

The receipt ~ Flour for the present vssk we're
Three Hundred Barrels ~ New wbaat aud
~ such vstie'y ss ~ ansiity snd prices ~ suit
all p'sps'e1 purchasers We Who mead tbs "s,s n
81 bfe.' pssy attend
en- s,srs ard Mil so,psr ~ Third sni Con.
tseiioh streets, Baton Rouge.
augge JOSHUA HEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
f.-a,.s md sftss.. a,.p SKIRTS.

fIWpNpspN's Corrugated sptire sbitts In Ill
! The rev shapes. 90 fsilrvs Paris Cure. PEI
isisn bette; rstisian I,slr snh vrvsn aossstre';
Erver Tapes sna rsiart saiss'shir hrs,ie The
beet shirts riads. sni thsrnlg Kind Keep
sse5q " f. rnffffPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
For SALE.

A HOUSE and lot, with necessary out -
n buildings. situated In q pleasant part HI,
OF BeanrsgsFd Town. For particulars Itts
apply at the Gazette and Comet Once. -
auR22-tf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
HARD AGROUND.

ST0vEs, Bsdstsads, Bureaus, A-noirs, sofss.
- Cbahs, etc, which will arrive when the Obia
river rises, but We have plenty on hand 10 sup
ply our customers until that time.
augZ2 ~ PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
TABLE CUTLERY.

A LARGE and eompIsts assortment u fvory.
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bls CutIsyy PIPER 4 BRADFOkD.
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10 iell justice 'r my customers. although .
have ar, Vrns ih,r those vbrF s.ttsvsg.nt high
r'lrsa er"as. rsn rIs' The best ssso,t,rer, ~
neat, handsome. sna medium priced eoDds .vsr
trough, ~ this make. slsr lsfg. sssutitrsn
~ nss' s'''sll hsr'eh printed gccas f't children.
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
WIIIsKYi WuIsKYii

100 KEGS Of favorito Whisky, just 70.
lUU ceiycd and for sale by
Rug2s TRAHAN ~ LANDRY.