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RICmUOND MADE CLOTHING,

L n CT q 4 9 d Fa Gilt g -
TsNHE subscrbe has been manufacturing Clothing in the %
4 city Of Richmond over twenty years, and has at this IA
te from s3to TOO hands IN h employment and Will In ~
the next mouth Cr two, make a-gr additions TO that IL
Der Having taken the story his especially for
ctlu- De Is determined make any article In the
clothing line thar shall compare every respect with ccthng
utr n Northern cities and he asks the patronage or his OLD
friends and the public generally v,w OF The fact that he Civ
Ing empoyutu midst TO large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who ght otherwise suffer for the necessare5 OF
M tie has t- best OF cutters be suIpass
ed by house iH the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Csronas and Georgia Cassmercs and
r@eels o an grtte and coors Strictly Southern Mauufact
ing House an shall be ssGel by personal inspection o not
what De Intends he has been doing for past
p SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor
uh2 and 18th Richmond. Va
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CHICKERING PIANOS

A NEW and fall supply Of these splendid Iasiru-
n ments have been received
In the beautiful Doix tbeC
cular Acton, and the Grand, have now the Rom
dolr beautiful instrument Of an upright form, -
The Chickering's have received 50 prize medal. oil
nowned competitors and from hrst ank nstuons nd -,
America and Of Europe They have nAnuactueS ana sod
Pianos than any factory In the world ~ '
From the Chickering's have the best and os,
improvements that have brought Plano 10 s
fecton and By the great capital they have Invested In
turing convenences they sell fully hy per cent
any factory. None OF their instruments leave The
without having been fully inspected B. the best artists
this factory has one agency In cI,v Il,
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the
The factory warrants all Pianos SELL Orders promptly AL
tended 70.
wserooms north side OF Broad street. s and At Hsbl.
ton Brothers, No. 16s Main street.
mA12 NArH'L CARIsI Sole A,.,t
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that remained of this thriving and popuous city
the remainder of the area comprised within walls s1
miles in circumference. contained nothing but ruins
weeds and kitchen gardens" At Woo-chang a city OF
100000 Inhabitants the party landed They found its
walls thrown down, large tracts we're covered with the
ruins Of houses destroyed by the rebels and SO solitary
were portions of the ruined CITY, that in its very centre
the olt:ers scared np two brace Of fnheasants
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S10O.O0OI.

- I O0 OnOt-we enter upon the Spring Season wth
- AONJOOO. the largest, most varied ano eegant
stock Of FINE SPRING CLOTHING retail sales We have ever
shown or % De und 10 the south The assortment embraces
The choices s les o. European and American goods all OF which
have en- gotten by ourselves In that peculiarly tAsy ard
durable manner or which Clothing has long been eeora
ted
We shall continue nducement 70 purchasers
and hope merit and receive increase OF the very large
patronage bestowed upon r more thaa twenty
- New STYLES Introduced constantly and all the novelties Of
he season may be found the stand lt2 Main Street
KEN uAIDWIN A WILLIAM
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SPRING AND sUMusR CLOFHING.

WM IRA SMITH, ia MAIN ST,
As nov In store of bis manufacture very large and
desirable stock Of Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
consisting of all the sty garments and latest styles Of
Fabrics % vhh would invite the attention Of the patrons Hay
lag oag experience and gseat facilities for catering for this mar
kct 1k can oir such stock cannot but give ente sat
staon viii sell good article fair prices, well made
tasfly cut, ana In the latest STYLES.
calls all / ask to convince you that mean all say:
apT WM IRA SMITH, III Main r..
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A JAPANESE BELLE.

A recent Last India traveller thss sketches her:
saw e Young girl standing fan in hand at all open
door, reading. She was simply clad in loose Grape
haEpetcOat, rCssing gown sort of dress reaching
As far as the ankles and bound by a sash of yellow silk
around the waist Her feet which small and beau
tully formed rested on the straw sandals of
the country Over this dress which left the bosom part
ly uncovered she light cream colored open jack
ct Of muslin texture, with wide sleeves extended little
below the elbow her soft black hair was beautifully
drawn back off the forehead, and bound in peculiar
cluster at the back of the head where was held by two
gold pins one of great length, and with a scorpion like
device attached to IT, and which moved to and fro with
every motion of its fair wcarer. Her complexion
bright aud pale much more so than the Chinese her
features animated and expressive aud her teeth white
and as finely formed her entire figure. BY the latter
saw that she was unmared-the inyariable Japanese
custom being that on the marriage of every female the
eth are dyed black, and in cases the eyebrows
shaven oil
81 halted nearly in font Of where she stood she did
not look piQued and turn away the fair damsels Of
nv own coulry would have likely done but she favor.
ed me with a steady gaze and smiled, though | could
scarcely detect 4, mo Of feature while her eyes,
Ike souls OF tloquence gowed in fascinating beauty
She was reading book saluted her with low bow :;
she returned the compliment by somewhat similar move
ment Observing my curiosity to See the book which
she held she handed it to 1t thick and of nearly
the quarto size and letter press mixed with numer
Gus wood cuts-a common crcu nstanpe in Japan,
subsequently, ascertained where nearly every book pub
lished abound, with illustrations In weight
the book was exceedingly light, and the color was Of
very thick cOored paper highly oruamented the exter-
nal picture being that of the paper was print
ed on one side ony and left uncut so that the the printed
sides were alone presented to the eye The work. one of
an Ordinary kind was af excellent Typography OF its
ordinary merits the young lady might have formed an
opinion; but heing anything but Japanese, could do
no such pleasant thing
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- Sc aiyarntrf o. be considered by Che month
- che Manuscript previously agreed upon b..
.l-.,A -
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=. 1--.riingiy
Ar avoid any misunderstanding
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extends Oh th-ir mediate business. Reel
other Advertisements by them 90 be
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ana General Agents Adye asements not TO be
y be yel- De- charged "a; Che usual rates subject
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.H,.ers l1t yearly Advertisers. generally engaging
srus-.s Wish enc privilege 90 change, shall not on Their
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- Che standing rule under the contract and cl cNcet-
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lines less for che first Insertion and cents
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1860.
1850

SimP on ~ Miller ;.
lI9 Main street.
VOU Win find Clothing ot THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, th,t
be s-rDassed any market. We viii keep constantly
hand ur spring months fun stock Of
hirg that kept Clothing line Our goods have
with reference thc retail trade and
Excelsior regards FIT srN lie aud WORKMANSHIP
suits corresponding color dfyet and ties q
Goats Pants shirts made order short
uce. Please give a II9. mh2s SIMPSON MILLER
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uuE NEW AND POPULAR HOOKS,
NOr FOR rus DAY ONLY)

SrRobau's Ghost. By Contributor % 'The Atlantic
.. book pronounced Or critics superior 90 any SIMILAR
t... .. u.., U l, passed. r0 One Third E.t.u 800
sfrnHfuy. m. FuvHsH ArHUr This author ranks -r,; in
r s are -caf more fHln any other authors "Ths
--.-...-.. .... Is Hy Or h.- best bo1s' &lrU
BIZ .r.rt nf Ygsr.Innd. sixth EI-iHn % ais elegant
N.. only r no interesting story rLt the hau.
tH. est ever Is u.i This edition is sul an
.s.- Others f1 Hetrfy OF bin iiu-. 800
sIe Ronisn Question. Ey E.4rNp Augrr This t
.r... C.r., '..u" edited hy Res. T. y. Kirk, and IS
c. .-... .. .H.-. rrr-..1'.r f-
Ara fsr.-c lions richly Illustrated containing instruc
t... ...-. a..eisr P1aiHs Antique DO, WtSwars, Hair
..r .. .. .ha elegant ter1rp -uysts 20 Che day
4.... ami tt.-e sho e1l'j become teach
e.. "... E...l.V Tfr....n $50
Eioertpay OF y S-if-EatuGht-nr rn--1nissrsh'y ae
s . 4 a- .. -- 0st a'o.s 'r youth ever published S'
.s - sale ~ an ro5lls-s and sent by mall by tha Pub
Jr ru-oN COMPANY. E-ston
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WILLIAMS Il REID,

I IANt4C 4 AlE4
Commission Merchants,
A. q ..EEER WIENJT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
POP all sind, of ~ ystcrn Produce, and make
-.... tasF Advances ON COnsignments Tor sale, or
" % haudsc bought and stored ac1lut oi purchasers
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TERM5

TERM5:
-p.v.- as rsr annum, 5erLweeky as Weekly, e3; -
80 sl-r1rs Rsrtancts may be made q ths risk of
n, cases where evidence is taken on he deposit Of
f.--t- a. Q1st Of1ce containing money.
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1859. NOTICE. 1850.
+. d. x EELING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
No. I26 Vain street,
As Just returned nom New York and prepared 20
hb the attractive stock Of goods that he has had
pleasure c Offering to h friends and the public, consisting
part %
CLOTHS, CASSlNIERES AND YESTINGS,
o. the newest styles vh De viii make order In al
proved manner. Fi.s warranted 20 please In all
ALSO,
In store and receiving choice selection Of gents youths and
chllrsu's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
% every grade and style
GENrLsMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such shirts Collars res Gloves socks and Drawers; Mn0
shirts and Drawers % good quality.
se22 r d KEELING No 1876 Main street
TENO THE PCELGV.-In consequence Of the unprtceden
4 cd success OF 'uur Model Shirt have made arrange
ue1ts ,gch heretofore impossible Of the great
demand u Kew iogA tl gCIg have large supply of this popu
M Shi-. ou hand u yay of style and quality that
ihese seu Or.s win nos have them allied regularly aud with
lesuafct the sole U tl Shirt Richmond
would especially call e attention Of those who have not
O1r NoU 1 examination and they will become couyicc
that &C. is the is. s anil agot trutis Stit offered
or sale We also prepared 20 make 90 order nom scientific
short notice, and al reduced urces We have
hand large and desihesock of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS vhch embraces everything pertaining 70 the business
and which VIII be offered AZ greatly reduced prices.
STCRTEYANT 4 MAGWIRE,
Au20 No. % Main street. Richmond, Va
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS.

0AMAsBs DIAPERS, &c
oNBUME Of deharlsonS Linens, those desrous Of Oh.
" tanning the Genuine Goods should the articles they
purchase sealed With the full Of the Arm RICHARD
SON soNs oWDfN guarantee Of the soundnes
billty Of the gsods.
Ths caution Is iered essentially necessary large suans
Of Inferior and defective Linens prepared
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Irsh ousss Who
regardless Of the injury thus inflicted alike the con.
and the manufacturers te genuine Will not iv
abandon business so profitable while purchasers Imposed
on with Goods Of q worthless character.
J. BUILoCKE 4 90
seS-dly Agents, 90 Church Street New Yorl
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THE INrERICR or CH NA.-The voyage OF the Earl Of
Egin two Yeas since up the great river Yang ang
of China the particulars of which are only now first
made known TO the world through the publication of
the narrative of the mission has furnished seme interest,
ing facts relative to the interior of this empire The
ruin which the rebels have caused hardly be believed
everywhere laid waste. Chirkiang which once had a
population OF 500 O0O did contain 500 souls The great
city Of Ching kiaugfoo which had been taken by the
rebels was In most deplorable state. single "dapd-
ated street. CON posed only Of few mean shops was all
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1850
GEORGE STARRETT,

tG.,rRy1s s7ersr. RcrsoSo VA
OFFERS f sab. e sal0sins si OF ARTICLES, Of his -.
4 l-t--- -l-Irra. rEs A4
Dr. Ware afH. kinds, ~
,.... IRON auI Copper Ware,
g.. .s.i s.e.t I-aa Stove. Cor wood, ~ varieties,
-...t Iron stoves Cor wood, '2
l... AMI Sheet Iron Stoves 'r coal lH
r.. r-H..Hf Gas burner 8 sizes,
-ah. Eeat.-,
r.-f.ne 0ll.e.
Diamond Radiator,
T.l.H-, stoves.
..-..T W..fab.. Furnace
r.-e. E.".rs .f0r wood and coall
..r..h'. Iscl-.
~ 1 r-rs-aaty sale the most popular STOyEs RAN
e;s. EAr1ss usle, and repairing pieces Tor he Fsne,
.......- h.-f fei9-dAc}m
,,,llF FARMERS BOOT have made the above es-
L ..s Or Et.r .s' Tire Double Sa-s Sew
Ir-I Le They rIuay adapted ior Huutsner,
s .lI Tellste-s Also, general assortment % every
..- WI WALSH
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CAHOON'S PATENT

CAHOON'S PATENT
BROADCAST SEED-SOWER
FOB SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEA', GRASS
sEED, &C.
rg1E hand machine eight acres per hauT Price
T horsepower machine Om ten to fifteen acres per hour
Price IS al, c. 81, Will.
ne subscriber having the patent right for the states Of virginia
and North Carons having located Al Richmond or the pur
nose % manufacturing selling sad Machines has taken rooms
Il Governor street. vhere he constantly supple WIN these
Nshn There 10 these Machines sold las year
SSI-S s.5i w., ,'s'9 '' '-'' CHARLES H DOUGHTY.
PIANO ENTRAORDENARX
n n. TAYLOR has Just received another OF DkiGds
PATENT PIANOS The only Pianos constructed on Up SCI
snuhe principles, for strength durability power 20 keep a'
and 20 rear their they ar superior 70 All otne rA's
rhey are hehiy admired By an who have heard them
=. THALRERG says OF thcmi ,,
The tone and noble 10 has great capacity io
De sound singing OF tone power IhAVe heVei
heard e1ceued depth purity sympathe sweetness
GOTTsCHALK, srRAKOsCH, HARErZEK, and many oths
eminent Professors say Of them;
The tone squares equal the best Grand fSAo FoTtes Ane
excel n pure nascA ntonanon and actual tone power
novl
MACK Err EL.-So best Family Mess Asekerel IN ooS'
" and Kits, with a general assortment or fish. 90,
~ s. JONEs Cor 9Th and Main SIS
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WEEPING s.siI,.s ANo KILLING HoEs.-wshs7s Jus,

w received, Of dlreo' Importation,
ElEel's Wedding Hoes all sizes, from ti to
HSel's billing Ht all sizes. from sl tob
Besides other superior nakes OF both Wedding Hng which
We ODER in quantities to suit purchasers and prices
W. = A O. DOMAIN
New Iron Front Block,
Governor Street,
mh2I Importers O HAr
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SILVE WARE,
OF the Richest and elaborate character Manufactured e
~ SAMUEL KiRK son, IL Baltimore street. Baltimore Nu-
Established islT-rebuilt 1891
kuver Tea and Dinner Services
Silver Pitchers ~ Urns,
Silver Butter Coolers,
Silver WATERS
silver spoons and Forks
And al articles Ware Watches, Fine JeSslry
Diamonds, Plated Ware, Cutlery, tc.. &C. aPll-dSm
WINES.-cotion Hemp and Juts Tvine, Of various qAa
III tes and siE.s. for sale BY . . s,,,
sp9 JOHN y GORDON so-N
w WALLaCEfS PURE MOUNTAIN DIV
w WHISKY, inr sale By Nm WALLACE sONe-N
6O CASES WHEAT WHISKY, warranted d6Sss e BE II
~ yssEs old ~ 'oHAN
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURs q.
IL The undersigned manufactures
at the Richmond Iron aud Steel Works. large fne asost
ment OF
Refined and common IRON consisting Of all sr Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron
Tire Iron. 0vals ami Half Rounds.
Horse and Mule shoe Iron, Rounds and cousya.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut ,rsn
Tobacco Mil Taperyd s.,d Plate Iron
In short desert lon Of IRON that NAV bs ordsrsS
Also Railroad TRE Steel Coach Buggy and suLv TIRES
anu SuA5Is hAHaound Steel JAS. HUNTER,
e.eI - Im IN, i -, D,.,, ., - Richmond, Va
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BARGAINS BARGAINS!
CHARLES 4. GWAThIN,
CoBSEE siH MAIN SrsSgrr,
WILL opeH his mornuF,
w plain and Fancy spring siks,
English Prints,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Sprlg De LAines
French Lawns,
Lucu CHS,
Robes in Berege, Cambria and Muslin,
Ladies Cu-hirlIas,
Eubroldtries, Collars. Sfeyes, Bands, Ae.,
Spring Shawls, Dusters, Manues, &c-,
Travelling nrtss Goods
Cash politely qu-stci 20 call AID see re elEg~S
Al the store oh and Main, second door sooye
G A. GwATKIN,
-hl0 Corner Sh aRd Main
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AlhllI HIH, I0nN-
FTFTH AND SIXTH ARRIVALS OF
ELEGANT SPRING GOODS.
ThO-. II. Price n Co.
RF bv constant receipts adding tter immense display o.
"A azd choice things In every department To-day they
r 5n. Tine NJ al the rl-cs DRESS GOODS ia silks Angai
0rranis Poplias Sc both Founcrl Noauts and Plain skrs
bat N the uux paj sacrifice of The great sale, 10 which
tay would Invite special aeuUHu. IL addition 20 which, they
viii exhibit splendid array % ts
Mos elegant < Lace Mautllas
R-ty trimmed Blk SIX do
Au.As Barege Busters
Do DO Suits 'or laIies, As &c.
ALSO,
Frbolies IN every style; Lace Sets Applique Collars Nal
tsss o Linen sy Sleeves Cambc Handk rchefs Hosiery &c
aplO T. X thlO' No
TyTRSt FURS! FIRS!-l WIN pay the highest mar
II krt value -Jr the following furs-
Wild Cat SKINS
do
Mink DO
Coon
Muskrat DO
Fox
tqs JOHN THOMPSON, 81 Main street
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ENRESH GARDEN SEED.-By Express and steamer
are In receipt of Spring supply Of Fre Gordsn s
Of superior quality from Torburn Co. New 10 which
invite the attention OF those wanting article
GR0. WATT CO.,
ja3n Franklin near wal s,rs.s
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a RrIFICIAL TEEru.

aA|hH .sF t,I a.a ait, +H t.' Nlal'ai'u '''''lt
t.--l II .....--.-f j " NIPE a CO. J ". NlpE,
No. Sb. Ma.n Street.
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]. bUILUCk
Agents, 90 Church Street
SAMUEL AYRES & SON.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
nFPER FOR sALE-G. Mass Lcorice Olive OIL Ldsnant,.
" Candles Tobacco ysvong Box and other Nails Scotch ana
American Pig ron Reese Cos Manipulated Guano CIovs,
seed. &C. kc ssf-iv
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PIANO FORTES.

A NEW PEEASIRE.-we have always considered the
"A real Parma Cologne Water the most modest proper
luxury for toilet table but the other day
stray bottle Of BHrHes Kdon prepared BY Mes, Josr.s
BURNETT Co. We yield the palm the eject sanitary and
the perfume exquisite ar the application feel A. bland ara
balmy May morning We beg suEsest the y,
make less irresistible they expect supply the demand
Boston Gdsshe. ' ~
For sale by JAS p DUyIL Drrs,L,
mh29 ro1 N.I, n
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

AN ENTIRE NEW sTOCK.

NICOLAS BARTOLI, on Jafs yette street, takes
IN pleasure In announcing 20 the public, that
be has received fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part II the following articles:
GRANGER, LEMONS, APPLES ana all other
kinds Of GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
large variety Of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN Els.
CBAHET WINE by the Gask, Box and Bottle
MUsCAT and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES;
HEiDsICKg CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
90 DIALS.
ANfsETTE, ALSYNTHE, KIRsEHENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES.
sARDINEs IN OIL.
ALso-A very large assortment oftbe very best
Brands Of HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public 70 the
above named articles, would say that viii sell
them cheap enough, so as TO ensure general pa
ronsge. NICOLAS BARTOL1.
Baton Rouge, August 23d. 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
Carriages and Harness.

An NOW receiving q splendid as oG0L
Il sortment ofCARRfAGEs A HAIR 43H
NESS OF every description to which the attention
Of purchasers Is invited.
Having selected my stock In person, during the
summer, can supply my customers at prices as
low A. any In the South and Of the best quality.
Call and examine.
TWILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
fne assortment Of Chiidren's CABS and GIGS.
Having purchased . large quantity Of material
from the manufacturers. my facilities for repair
Ing are complete and with FIRST rate workmen aud
spacious rooms, am prepared TO repair all kinds
Of Carriages with dispatch and on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended 10 ~ usual. Just re-
ceived, two pair Of excellent Timber Wheels, CON-
plete, OF Bubsy and Littlss make, atthe Planters
Emporium corner Of Church and Main Streets,
Baton Rouge, La. w. Y. TUNNARRD.
November 9th 155s-d&wtf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

TINE UNDERSIGNED begs leave 20 inform the
Il Ladies Of New Orleans and the public In gen.
eral that he is fully prepared 10 execute any or
der tn his line, such a. Bracelets, Necfiaces Guard
Chains Vest Chains, Rings, Drops Crosses, Buttons,
ooks, Edrr,ngs, Hearts, Aoorns, Snakes, anchors,
F'sses. Books, B'yds, BASKETS, Horns Tumpefs Bar.
reis, ficfres: also, Flo,oer bouquets, Monumental
Landscapes, Lstters, Tbrtraas, de-, DC, de-, In
Lockets. Breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly TO bring
to public notice that he has made q new inven-
ton, by which HAIR Worksdfn Howeys, Bopg,isfs
Monuments. DC, de-, never changes color, as no
gum whatever Is used. and he has thus succeed.
ed In finding the means by which 10 preserve the
Hair FOREVER IN ITS ORIGINAL STATE. The Hair of
the youngest infant can be worked up By means
OF this process.
Anxious to secure the patronage Of the Ladies'
and the public In general, be assures then that
tstions In regard TO nsatness, durability and qusi
ity; every article ofJewelry guaranteed.
CAU TION.
The public are cautioned against a species of
imposition In the above business, by substitutins
work imported from the North and Europe, and
passing 1t on a. IL executed with the Hair far.
nisned BY customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair.
- Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested TO be present, and %, their work done.
30 as to be convinced that The will get their own
hsir; this will be satisfaction, which no other
position.
81 Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
on OoLp AVID suvrE TAKEN IN ExcHAsax.
Orders from the country addressed 10 me VIII
be promptly attended 20.
~ Recollect No., 81 CHARTRES STREET,
10 YOU wish TO ees the srAL NAN Of your friends.
r, STEUBENRA UGH, Artist,
No. ~ CHARTHESs ST..
Between Canal and customhouse streets
dse3&d'&vy ffomsriy u ROYAL sire
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
DRIED FRUITS.

ID ECEIvED, q lot Of superior Dried Fruit,
IL which, Tor the accommodation Of the public
I win sell 1T retail ct the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 90 cents per pound.
+" Cherries 80
whortieberries, 80 cts. per pound.
Fine Pears, 20
spriliS. 4. MARIA.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22

Muslins aud Jaconets.
A LARGE lot Of the sboye, 10 be sold at Re.
"A duced prices at the
mara PHILA, CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-22
PORTER AND ALE.

A LARGE supply jast received at v.
IA HEUDE d. Co.'S. Drug Store, and
for sale ht reduced prices. msy1l.