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prp GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
DRYo GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS WARERooMs,
Nos rs, ~, -, 81, S3, and s5
DUANE-ST.,
MEAN BRoADwAI.
Where they win for sale and elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS the Fall Trade suited to all sections Of the
country They opening weekly
AMOSkEAG
and
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
in new and desirable styles These celebrated Prints are the
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
now sod in the United States and they beg leave to call the
to them
At THE NEW RETAIL STORE,
No. 5sl BROADWAY,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
OPENING OF
NEW FALL GOODS,
AT RETAIL
beg leave patrons and ladies visiting
the city that offering all the latest novelties in
SILKS
PARIS DRESS GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
MANTILLAS &c.
ALSO,
BALMORAL SKIRTS, In large variety.
ALSO,
new make Of
FREDNICH KID GLOVES,
made expressly for u.s. said be the best glove offered
10 thi. country.
EDWARD LAMBERT & 90.
HALSTED & STILES,
III Nos % and "a MURRAY-sr., New.York,
Importer, and Jobber of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
NS ard every style and quality OF Goods used by Coers
ana Merchant Taiors Mems aud Boys
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LIFE ANr PUBLIC SERVICES OF
II y N. A b n A H AM LINCOLN
Liuthorized ediion)
By d. W. BARTLETT
0''n' In CLOTH with Steel Portrait ss4 patea Phce 81
Postage prepaid.
An abridged Edition. paper covers Is cent.
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New 31nblirations.

ELECTION RETURNS in DE1AIL.-The
IL POLITICAL TEXTBOOK for 1850 VOL cloth, contains
ts election returns Of a the Presidential Elections sOce 1896
For sale at The Tribune Office. Phce 81.
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gtationerp aaa fanep Sooos.

DLRD BROTHERS & CO., Manuiactarers 9. %
DGOID PENS PEN and PENClL "a OAs z Ei.aa., Psep
HnSusI Nib Gold Pens Gold Pens rep iIea OF etesas-
BEADS d .,.r, description. .,,,,
~ %e'e'' 0'''''FMP N. P. BROWN, Nv
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ILLINOIS DECLARES for FREE TERRIFIC
Il RlEs through Legislative Resolves See POLITICAL
TEXT BOOK for 1850 vol cloth 26 pages For sale at the
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CTEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
~ THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
for 1860, / vol CLOTH
ConsiDs chspter the Of STEPHEN A DOUGLAS
For sale st The Tribune Office Price ST.
lion. JAMES GUTHRIE of Kentucky.-See
II POLITICAL TEXTBOOK for 1850 vol, CLOTH pp.
256. For sale at The Tribune Office for 81.
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And Combination Cushions.
PHELAN COLLENDER,
sos Mspuhasturers Nos % 10 90 CrosbyIt, New York
we siSe potiee 10 the manufacturers and purchasers u
ATbard tables have sold 20 Messrs Phen Coende
M exclusive gh the and application OF Charles tood
S.r Invention Of yulcansed Csouchouc India Rubber for
hh patent issued 20 the inventor dated June a 1874
and EXTENDED IS 1883 for billiard tables And manuiso
ss m bhsJd tables are hereby hed that all future
shsses Of vulcansed rubber for billiard tables must be made
fTo Nsss PheAn and Cole ndeTf and al nngers on this
Art M be prosecuted by us TO o extent Of the law
NEW-YURK Betting AND PACKING COMPANY.
Aufust q 1860
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Wfde-Awake TOrchlights-RED, WHITE, and
BLUE All IN one toTch-Somehiog and be eAutiiu Com
uuit&eAs Wide-Awakes and Others, call and see Ibem
LEWIS Co., No. go Pearlst
wake Clubs through the country obtain, AZ
she lowest price UNIFORMS, TORCHES, and OFFICERS
cOLORED LANTERNS Z. A. MANN, rooms OF the Young
aen's RepubhSan Union, Ne, ESQ Broadway.
xaa Indispenss Price only $40 Depot No 4s Broadway
aneT of CAns Agents wanted In all parts Of the United
.es fJ Circular. Address Boz No sss PostO
So Yorh Civ P. L e. FRENCH
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST "a, 1860.

CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
70 the following hs. Of documents,
THE POLITICAL TExT.ROOR
FOR 1860.
i vol, cloth. Price OIL.
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Go nbom it FLAP Concern.

CAUTION.-I hereby caution the public from
" receiving nego iating a CHECK on the BROADWAY
BANK dated August IS 1880 for -Four Hondrod Dollars signed
" d. b. Fowler have lost mislad the aud have
stopped payment PATRICK McBARRAN, No 13l 2dst.
CPECIAL NOTICE-To the ANDREWS FAM
ILYA meeting Of the descendants of the early settlers Of
this country by the Of ANDREWS will be he'd AZ VAL
LINGFOhD Conn., the 29th inst for the OF social
recognition BY order Of Committee OF Twenty Of the name
SOLOMON ANDREWS n. ID Of Perth Amboy, ~ J.
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OFFICE COssIssIosRRs OF
PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, :
ROTusDA PARK, NRw.YORK, Aug IL, fSO
ITO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. = The
Commissioners Of Publ, Chaiiies and Correction will
receive applications from MEDICAL STUDENTS 0TsiGates
from Medical Colleges OF eunence the positions
Of ASSISTANT PHYSICIANS at Randas Island Hospital for
the Tre uent Of Children. at Island Hospital Backwes
Island for the Treatment OF Adults Also for the position oft
Atsant Physicians the LunAtic Asylnm. and As
sstAbt hyi;isn Island Hospital Bckwes Issad the
vacancies of which w the ls Of Sepe nber next
Applicants vii present their testimonials TO their quahca
uons 10 the under.isned Commissioner.
DRAPER NJ II. GRINNELB
Com uissiOners
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DARIS, LONDON, and NEW-YORK MEDI-
Il CAL ADVISER and PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK-4oo
pages nearly 100 Engrsvngs Phce 81 Mailed free BY D. g.
LAWRENCE No 1Veseyt Astor House Il states the most
certain treatment Nervous Debility local and general Mental
Of Memory cured by original and painless
treatment unattended BY risk OF the Loss Of tine S the acSm
seoI Author So No. SAT Broadway, up stairs New York.
fom m T. saturday and Sunday excepted Thurs
ular hook
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.yl,64l -
which, amer the investigation took place. The street. Oom.
miss oper refused to the report showed that Ii,
city rad already paid the parties for more OF sh,s
mater al ,hsn they had furnished.
The above parties stated that they had always carried
more sand gravel (imesono chipe) than they haa I'D
for a. the Quarry.
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The CLAY STATUE RCMoXp.-Tne Legislature n,
Virginia have passed resolution authorizing tho Iadies
Clay Statue Association of Virginia TO erect a marble
statue Of Henry Ciuy on the Capitol square.
notice In the Epson Pilot that this road offered r.
sale by the Sheriff. the first Tuesday in Aori he
ecution, understand h for So 40 which was hor
rowcd 70 aid in its construction.
Posr Ory1cxs DrscoNISuED-Ihs Post otices at Stan.
ben, Oneida county, and South HILL Stcuben county N
r., have been discontinued. '
OK TnAI--Richard Jones is on trial at Pit,sburp. Pa
has plead "not guilty" The murder was =,
by shooting the wsnan IN the act Of adultery on The No
Aongahela bridge. NV
MAIZE RAILROADS. proiect Is on foot 10 consoltd,..
all the railroads In Maine.
FRys HARIpoRD.-On the 31st MI about 40 900 reot
Of latbs belonging to c. G Soper were burned Nm and
the Harfcra Coal Oil Refinery also DESTROYED IN a
subsequent csnnagraton The loss Is about SO 600 On
Which - ,o00n Insured IN Philadelphia
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PARpoSED.--Gcv. Burton, Of Deawate has hardened
Alexander Robinson and Samuel Turner who were son.
torced 10 be- hung on FRIDAY, Feoruary g. for an out
rage feriaa They were Sc. at liberty on Saturday
nst The Delaware hepshcor says:-" They appeared 70
be highly delighted" No doubt oft
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producecr twenty years but no such thing Is possible
with suano STILL the Rarbadians quite satisfied with
themselves, and are Inclined " sneer at the machinery
OF Guiana ana the doings of all the islands except their
Owl. "71e superiority Of barbados cannot be doubled
o.y is second in he rasei IN i Impossible 10 sa~ non,
Of them doing u They hare labor-Ney can't make
rdurns Just look at r clearances, and then look al
OURS Jdn0iod sugar Is paying no,o, ohserpcd
thor Jamaica has t.e destroyed and branch ise
rPly "No one can lament ii more than do-a fine
island but utterly runed 'Magnifcen4 sceneryr' says
Mr.. Troope and he meets With The answer. "But il can't
make sugar" "What Of Trinidadr' Mr. ironope asks.
"a fine wild island and perhaps some day we may get
coal there" "But Demerara makes a little sugar.
friend puts in at makes deuced little money know"
Is the retort But their steam engness "Look their
got beyond sy Ssv sees got NC
wnd-a low mud bank, below the sea level" 'But
foe country for sugar "rhey don't know what sugar
"Al my eye sand their altering bags" "Flltering
bags be - Centrifugal machines "we've tried
them and abandoned them long ago" "Ther sugar is
nearly whte and yours is q dirty brown UTheir sugar
cont pay and ours does y And Mr.. Trollope retired
from the Held, silenced but not convinced
Our readers may have noticed what We stated above
raIa eetaee said that beyond anything TO be found
IN the British Wet Indies, and gave ii the very hgheet
be cav IN Cuba What nth machinery and aau, labor he
Cuban planters make good thing of IT, and mt TIE Brihsh
grower % hts ,,ts end During the crop time negroes
are allowed only six hours Of sleep OF the twenty four
and two more hours for meals, the remaining sixteen
being devoted 70 work every day OF the week Sunday
averages twelve hours day. and day OF resi- the
week usually allowed to them By means OF this avs
tenn, which ser ALL is not very oppressive 70 the ne
groes who appear TO be sleek and fat planters con-
ve to get three hogsheA per out of the ground
and the machinery cononed with slavery enables them
take these hopskeads market a, figure which runs
ess favored friends very coee We cannot dwell up
Mr. 7ro,cT,s account Of Cuba. fhe CHR. conlsons at
,rAsch he orrsd are hat ne negroes are IN tie hoe rcH
Of the laws being favorable 10 their eunancpaton and
tat The colony badly managed y ne Spanish ashor
ties aat ,,.a Dc hoyry day for the island phen IS
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AAA'~"A's .luSt
Amount Of suspended vouchers. ............ Is.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
AN ACT
TO REGULATE NAMES.

Be ENACTED By tie King the No6s and Representatives
The Ha'rdiidE Islands, ia Le0sGtire Council assembled
SECTION |. All married living, and all may
be married hereafter these Islands, shall
passage Of this Act adopt the Of their husbands
lily
SECTION 3 Al children born wedock passage OF
this Act shall have their fathers family They
shall, besides, have Christian suitable to their
SECTION J. All egitmate children after passage Of
this Act shah have their mothers a family They
SHALL besides have Christian suitable to their
SECTION l. All children to the Of twenty shah
adopt the names of their fathers a family name.
SECTION 5. All adopted shall be reported
agents appointed TO take the Of the people during
sent year
SECTION II shall be lawful change
conferred under s law. II shall change
adopted conferred before the
SECTION The father mother Of child subsequent
y to the OF this Act shall report
such child to the Registrar Of births for the district
child born, within three months after the birth Of such
child.
SECTION s. This law shall effect the date
of its passage.
Approved this oath day Of August, A. D. 1860.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KALHUNASU
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
AN ACT
KAAHUHASU.


TO AMEND ARTICLE ~, CHAR l6, OF THE CIVIL CODE.
EsAcTxD By King MOBILES Representative Of
TIE HGcdton LfaEds, In Leoiskace Coaac2 assembled
Section That the Article a. Chapter Is Of the Civil
Code and Sections $685. s and 00l under said Chapter be and
the same hereby amended to read as follows:
ARrcIR Xiv or the Settlement of rsspecfia0
Rights Of Hdv and Riehts ef Water.
e96 shah appointed BY the Minister Of
Interior election district throughout the Kingdom three
suitable persons commissioners OF private snd
privileges,
sEcTos sg7. shall be the duty Of such Commissioner
within their respective districts deterrlne
respecting rights Of and rights water
private ndyuals between private individuals and the Gov
1901. The Commissioners shau receive the Is
two dollars each diem for their seryes
in settling any such contreveses compensation shall es
paid BY either OF the parties aons by s the parties
ed in such proportions The C0mssoners may sdudge IN
Of appeal the compensation f the Commissioner ve
the additional shan abide the decision Of the appellate
Court.
Nothing this Act contained sia be deemed 70
interfere conflict With the provisions W the Act entitled "An
auho5s the Minister Of the Iperior take possession Of
whatever mar be required for the Of the 0
noluu Water Works. a...--..
sEc{os s. This Act shan take elect date
AppfoTed this as.h day Of August, A. D. 1850.
KANEHAMEHA-
K1AHuSASC.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
KAAHUhAHUs
AN ACT

AMENDING AN ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT FOR TIE PRO-
lection OF KOLEA OR PLOYER AND OTHER USEFUL
BIRDS"
Be ENACTED, BIZ the King, @ NO5Is and
the HGcaiiaR IIdHds IN Le9tsdtire Council Gsserabled
SEcrOS That the Act for the protection OF Kolea Poy
and other useful Birds be and the hereby amended
by striking cut the word Ap in the third ne section
the English version and inserting In place thereof the word
February"
SECTION That the named Act further amended by
striking the word "Apr" in section 3D. aud inserting
place the word "Pebruary"
SECTION g. Nothing this Act shall be construed suthor
zng the killing destroying, ensnarng OF birds already
imported hereafter be imported for the
forth In the above mentioned Act.
This shah eject from snd AFTER the date
OF Its pas age
Approved this 9s,h day Of August, A. D. 1850.
KAMEHAMEHA.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
AN ACT
KASfEHAMEHA.
KAAHUNASU.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF PLACES OF sEPULTURE.
BIZ 1T ExAcTEp BIZ the King tie EObs and Representatives.
TIE HdT Islands, in Le0istdtice Council assembled
SECTION II any person. having legal right to do
wfuly dig dsnter convey away any hui
man body burial place. shall knowingly aid in such
dntermen removal conveying every such offender
thereto, either before after the
fact punished by imprisonment at hard labor for
years, by fine not exceeding thousand
dollars.
sEcrIoN p This Act shall effect from
of its passage
Approved this oath day of August A. d. 1860.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KAAHUNASU.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
JOINT RESOLUTION.
kAAHUNANU.

BE ENACTED BIZ the King, the Mobiles and Rpresentacesof
the HGcaiidR Islands, in Legislative 6ouHca assembled
That the Minister of Finance hereby authorized pay
the draft OF the Minister Of the Interior the Of thousand
dollars to be expended during the biennial period ending 3s
March, 1862, on the Lahaina breakwater
Approved this 18th day Of August, A. d. 1889.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KAAHunASU.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
JOINT RESOLUTION.
KAAHUMANC.

BE IT ENACTED, By TIE KHg s Hobs and Representatfres
ofte Hr'cddn Islands, ia L0istive Council assembled
That the Minister Of hereby authorized to pay to l.
Bartlett Deputy Collector Of Customs for Honolulu
three hundred and thirty dollars So O0
him for back pay to the 3lst day Of March, 1860
Approved this 2sth day Of August A. d. 1860.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KAAHuNANU.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
kAAHUMANU.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

BIZ ENACTED By TIE King the MOBILES and Representatives
0ths HdUdiidn ands in Legislative Council assembled
The Minister Of Finance is hereby authorised pay
Minister Of the Interior the Of four thousand dollars
expended during the biennial period ending jst March, 1852
under the Aet to mitigate the evils and diseases arising
prostitution"
Approved this cath day OF August, A. ID. 1850.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KIIHrNlgu.
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
KAAHCEASU.
Az ACT

FOR TIE RELIEF OF CERTAIN kONoHIKIs, WHOSE
NAMES APPEAR IN THE DIVISION OF LANDS FROM
KAMEHAMEHA Ill
WHEREA Eonohks who entitled to lands under
the division OF le4s have for various failed to obtain
awards Land Commission within the time speci
Be n ENACTED BE- the King MOBILES and Representatives.
ofte HIscaaIs Islands, Legsaffre Council assembled
Minister OF the Interior hereby authorised
lands all konohkis who have failed
to receive Land Commsson Provided that
Polynesian., 1860-09-01

FOR expenses Supreme Court, including expenses Of
witnesses in criminal cases when deemed neces-
sary to be drawn for by the Clerk of said Court A.
For expenses Of Circuit Court, 2nd District, 2,C
Sd l,S
All such expenses to be drawn for by the presid-
ing judge.
For stationery Supreme and Circuit Courts, TO be
drawn for by the Clerk of the Supreme Court,
For purchase of Law Library,
Polynesian., 1860-09-01
Sl4s,45S 81

sl,24l 81
SECTION q of Finance shall credit to the appro
praon 1858 and 1889 all amounts appropriated by the Act
approved May 4h 1882 and remaining unexpended 3s
Of March, 1861 and st this Act
under the title of balances Appropriation for 1855 1882
and such deemed longer available for the
objects for which they originally appropriated.
sEcrox g. The Minister Finance continue pay the
salaries provided Act soldiers constabes
the expenses Department. of the Supreme
Circuit Courts Expenditures the Bureau Of Public
improvements herein provided and Ex
eqle Bills and interest thereon together with the interest
the School Fund.- until the Oh June 1862 unless general
Appropriation passed previous
SECTION lawful for Minister of Finance
cause allow be paid Of the Treasury moneys
for any objects provided this until
passage Appropriation Bill provided, however, that
the Ledger by Treasury amounting s7 H.
together may temporarily deposited in the
Treasury by may paid by the Minister of FL
any time, without special appropriation for
oect provided further that Of peslence,
war invasion rebellion Of immediate danger thereof His
Majesty and Py Council appropriate such amounts
may necessary the emergency and the Minister Of
Finance Legislature detailed account
of all moneys expended under this provision.
SECTION s. 1t heads of Departments in
any case in which any special appropriation may fall Short
apply Of the surplus there may be other
special appropriation Department may deemed
essary to make up deficiency Department duly
accounting to the ensuing Legislature
Provided however, provision shall authorize the
Of the Interior the appropriations for the internal
improvements any gubernstos district out Of that district
SECTION g. This effect and become Law from
and after passage. Approved this 2h day Of
August, A. d. 1850. ,,
KAAHuNLSU.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

NEW FALL u WINTER GOODS.
T'Hh uNbERsies having Jrst received
y l7'rs supply cfFALt Ann wiAfrR ggobs.
sr-h
rIEH Dphss ropbs pr rHr tarrsr STYLES
Comprising hf Figuprp ara PLAIN st,Ra.
pupIlNs, HFLsINrs. RAuFuts
rHFNuH. fHullsl q AaFRl.
GAN FhlNfs, MANffLLAS.
eHAwis. fRiMNtNas,
~ ~ binds. piH.
Rows. bAuFs.
HlnyFS
moor sRIRTs, FRO
Asr sls'ge assortment ~ uLUttiiNp, sach az.
Men sri hrFs rtNr CIDIH rrftF hnA1s.
pALTnfS, UVtp rDATS. FINE ptDTu
PANTS AHp vFSTS rT0.
sn kinds ~ sen,s Furnishing pnrds Mars ,ra
uAps; isrse 1a,''T of Mep ladies NJ sps srs
uhildfsr's BOOTS s-d slpns, aADBLFHy eis
W -hirh they call tts attention ~ Ihsit t,ieuas
sra patrons. assuring ths'n thsi thay vii give
thew ss f''d hs'esla in tine rrn. pc " ih.r were
~ Resr suction g"ras. sni -i,h good f4rs ~ F..
pinch, win make advances
eeti5 urtihp r. funpts
Urrnp' Affifa ~. Ferdinand Streets
v. s-fs''las indebted ~ ne eiihe, hg rrtas .,
."rHrr's due, Notified ,h. ,he ta'-, r,,,s' 10
rl"scd bs,-ssn THE sra the hist be-sr,he'. 1890
~ en-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
sa- AT a meeting held in Lowell

sar At a meeting held in Lowell
On Tuesday evening for the pur.
pose OF "ailording an opportunity
or survey of the moral condition
of the city, Hon. Linus Child said:
There is moro intemperance in
Lowell than ever before. The fe-
males of the mills are addicted 10
dissipation TO some extent, 80 are
some of the public school children.
Liquor is sold openly and boldly on
the Sabbath evening, and flows al.
most as freely as water in the can
ais" t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

THE SunuHinER wuuld respectfully in go
! fufm the citizens 81 BATON Rouge, the -
ladies especially. that no has Just opohsd Wv
on the cnrsef ~ Main aud ~ Hypolits
sirseis-ths FIRST door East 81 the residence 81
Esmasl NsolHsla. fsl n vse. nlsran' siorh If
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Ills stock II Ladies' Misses aud Oh idtaa's hoa.
nets, iiats Caps ani Flats IL very heavy EN-.
braning IN latest fashions. comets aud Hats
CLEANED and spsited on short node The Ia
dies are iHvit 4 &c call and examine Tor
selves. n. bhpit
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

tE- The lines of - ave net ssd essnes
10 ~ sds poetry, They are not alone wan
ting IN the required number Of Feet 10
stand pr. bst ase ,eaei.a. ia inches viii
the faif writer, Wy her hand 10 blsnhef
verse n she hss really an impfessi on
which shs wishe. 10 convey w rsre,, she
cannot mss the marx wider. Deer h
,;,g. leave uut the elounds aud the stare.
and the gentle sephyfs use The tvs.s shd
the morning eleties spsfinslr-teil Ne
what Won have W ssy IN PLATA, simple ffe-
eide home made Language aad tea may
touch the heart Of Comeiie readers. II rcu
do not arouse their sensibilitiss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
10 o.. E.,..a. ..a p.s.....

Nov TiiAr THE ELE'TIoN ~ OVER. WE
~ take pleasure ~ lafssm thew, that We have
Just received The largest shd Zee, sasetsd assuft
meat - Watches, Jswslfy, Disu 'nds. Checks.
filVsfwsse, ete that has ever Seen exhibited In
THE city aud oHsr the same al rsasona bic p loss
We warrant all put 1pnds to be what We repre-.
cent them ~ We shall Al all tunes take them
back and refund the mcnsy, u They should prove
otherwise. aOLDMANN q FENDLLH,
Wstchmakera - jewellers
en- Watches. Jsvslry. Nh 10 Roses. etc, a. all
times, carefully repaired by an experienced
WORKMAN. not9
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

nr Toe King of Abyssinia, Nj.
kas Tagoussir, has been pleased
graciously to express his royal APP
probation of the Suez, Canal project.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
NOTICE.

uAyfNG purchased the Goods IN the New Or.
IL leans Cheap store. the bushes. will be car.
ried on hereafter m my name, and for my own
account. The Goods on hand now will dispose
Of at New York cost.
sept22 A. ROsENFIELD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

~ We ave snihrtlspa ~ .rrvrrrs GENs
y. W. gutn, ss candidate ths trnver-
iirr M he ~ leu rsst pst-n ps-Re.
to Aat-rate rsr-.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

re- We -ts spi Inherited ~ snrrrrre JVhas
rtius ~, monasN. .s = candidate ~ The
State Convention
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
SC1INAPPS.

ED&wM Bo8EL, are Agents for Bininrer's
IL London Dock Gin. vanderveen's schnspps,
wolfs's schisdsm do. Rudolph's do. junsis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

A FRESH supply Of Cho,ca Drugs, aud Pur,
"A Chemicals, just received by
spri2 I'D. a WIN. BO0EL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
MISSES CIOAks.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment ~ these goods IN af.
~ rivsin q few dsis. also low very hsndso ina
white Embroidered Msrino Closts for fpfssts.
ang2s ". f.. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

We sfe authorized " .rnrunee MAJOR a,
NJ UrNN. &c candidate The Convention
foi the Parish ~ Esst ps.sr Hs-ue.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
NEW GOODS

WE HAVE lust received the largest stock o
w rich and 6ns isvslry brought 10 this mar.
ket md invite our friends aud customers and the
public IN general to call at our nsu store and
anime for themselves.
oct5 GOLDMAN FENpLER,
Third street., opposite the Bank.