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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS & Co,
1O2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

"E take pleasure In announcing 10 friends and the pub
w lie generally that anw In large and rel
selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEi GOODS
Ia which We very respectfully invite their attention:
l'iain Black and Figured silks,
Rich Gro De T. Cass,,
Epson for Mourning
I" Two-Founced Snk Robes
Extra Rich Two flounecd Colored silk Robes
-" Paris Printed MoisIin Robes, .
Rich Paris Chlptz Printed Mouslins
roilns. NaeItias Plain and iIa, aderc,
ila'n aud Printed French Mcrinos,
Black French Mernos, -
1" Mou-lins, Buinhazine and Al,,acas,
With large stock of Embroleres
Cambria, Muslin and ncncne Sctls,
tamhric and Muslin tollars
faencne and Lace Collars,
llandk, rchi.ls, &r.,
With large stock of Genilemcns Ware:
cloths, Cassn,ere- aud Nestngs,
4 aud "a Full Cloth,
Slceps GrsA saltncts Linscys &c.
liiench and Bro. Sbeciing, 81. 1o-t and 1874,
licnch and Bro. ehectug, rs aud ~,
Cotton osnaburrs, 81 and "a,
Bed blankets, white and coored Servants Blankets,
Win large stock of House Furnishing Goods:
Window Shades, Cornces, Table aud Piano Covers,
tarpctlng, liugs, Mats, Floor Oil Cloth,
trmb Cloths, Druggcts, Sc. &c.
a and examine for yourselves before purchasing esew here
nj oct 3-dSeIs JOHN i. DAVIS ~ COS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-In view of the probability
that the growing wheat crop will be short one, 3
correspondent Of thu Grenada (diss,) Rural Gen.
tleman. suggests remedy in theplah,ing Of May
as much. Our friends would do we'll 10 consider
this suggestion and govern themselves accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18


tua,rr's CoolNt,s AT the time of Mr.. Choatos
II Sudden settling Of the hall where they were.
\ Lowell gentleman, (llon. Benjamin 4. Butlor)
well known II. II lawyer and politician, volunteer
ed IN 20 out a1d examihc the supports underneath.
lie did 80, and TO his SORROW lie found them IN
such state that If there should be the least rush
1t t.e audience they would inevitably give wny.
tho roof and floor would 60 together, and NIL would
he involved in n common ruin. With great fort-
udc he went quietly bnek and to provo thero was
no danger, walked tho whole length of tho crowd
ed bal. up to the platform whore the speakers and
presidentS were.
As he passed. Mr.. Choatc leaned down and ask
ed him If he found danger. Tho gcntlemnrs
keeping his face perfectly unmovcd. so as not to
frighten others, whispered into Choate's ear with
characi cieristic abruptness, 'if wo can't get this
crowd out quietly, We shall all be In h-ll In hve
minntcs." AS might be expected from so blunt
and terrible communication Mr.. Chnate's face
became ashy pale: but he controlled himself and
rat perfectly steady. The gentleman mount
I'd the stage and assured tho people there was
no real danger; but to guard the mere possibility
Of danger he advised them to withdraw quietly,
very quietly to the open air, where tho speech
would go on. In five minutes tho hall was
cear.
Dreadful rs had been fhe moments shock to.his
feelings Mr.. Chonte's humor did not even de-
ecrt him. Tor as no steppel from tho hall him
self, he said t. his friend who Ind made tho an
nounccment TO him: "And did you really think
my friend ! was bound for the same place with
you?'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

GiRL FouR YEARS or AaE MURDERED NJ A
Boy OF FiTrEss.--A boy named y. Horton aged II
charge Of numbering MarthaJ. Horton, child
about four years Of age by pounding her with =
stick aud stamping upon her with his feet. The
parties livodat Posstenkill, lew miles from Troy,
in the noighborhood knownAs "Oak Hill, 10 the
family Of Mr.. Martin Wheeler. = Utica IN. ~ Oh
server, Fcb. g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
II Is the best have seen-EXaInincr.
II does all IL professes.-Enquircr.
No other with it.South
The work Is strong aud percctC Advocate
The most perfect nstrunieni.-t cnlra IN sbaeriun.
Equal, ii not superior, 10 any.-Irunscript.
Decidedly the besL-JefTcrsonlan Republican,
Superior 10 any.-Nirginia Cilizcn
The best in use--Culpcper Observer.
The most complete Rockingham Register.
The best mnde.-Faley Democrat.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in yrri
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in New
York.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in New
Jersey.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Penn.
~ lrinia.
l. took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The Stale Fair in Ken,
lucky
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Iii.
nois
Ii took the RICHEST PREMIUM at the STATE Fair in Wis
cousin
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM STATE Fair in Mich
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the state Fair in lndi-
IL took the HIGHEST PREMIrMnl inc state Fair in Mis-.
sssippi
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM 1t the state Fair in MIS-.
souri,.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM The Stale Fair In Cali
forna.
And at the Fars in Cncnnatti Chicago 81 Louis baltimore
aud Richmond.
A. s. ENGLEDovE, Sole Agent,
Jan 23ts M,I> STREET, LyNcuHrRG, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

MCKINNEY & co,
WHOLESALE
GrOCcrS and Gen'i Commission Merchants,
Hank Square. Main Street, fSnchburg va.
M are in receipt uf Spring stock oitirnrcrlcs
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods, DE, consisting Of
,iuba, Orleans and coffee sugars, various grades;
loai Crushed, Granulatrd and Powdered Sugar;
lR sura, Eo, 1nva, Mocha aud santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax Adnmantuc aud Tallow Candies:
brow aud Fancy soaps. ,ht,pn- brsnds;
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation, Delicious pnlahg
spices of ever, Kind sole Leather, good aud damaged; pure
ttc \ncgar liscrrn" aud Ground Alum SALT Cotton
al Nos; Virginia aud Western cured BNcdu No Halifax
licrrings In Whole anl hu barrels; No Mnclero
is No. Peru, ian Gunno Old dominion Nais, English
ii Iron; Band Hoop Sheet Iron; NORWAY ha hads
Nast, shear and Hisl"rcd Stct Wagon oNc. alt
etcr with general assortment Of Staple Dry Goods such
No. and oznaburg BcHc,e,l md Brown Shirtlugs
Shcctngs I,uraps, rlantanaon Linen tuonaos striped
Dznaburss, Prints, Gipglams &c, which respect.
uI ask examinations from their friends The public gen
rny
sH Particular attention paid gnmcns all kinds
Country Produce. strl 2Dk-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

HAVING sold my entire stock Of (oods al my od stand
have located below he oveil House, Opposite Hsl
LyeTy Stable, where will continue the Grocery Gsd Csss
stoa Bsesss Thankal my friends and customers for Ne
liberal pAtFpage heretofore extended solicit eonf1n-
Of the essuring them will oef indceu1eu1 fof
cash win keep constantly hand nice seleccn q Gko
CERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also Corn Meal Piss-
|ter and Mil OnAl 49, !. q. shkAEkk.
I -dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

IsrEnEsriNo FROM NlcARAouA.--It appears by
late alyices from Nicaragua that Col. Cauty had
made application to the Congress for n transit
clarter having in view the opening Of II line of
communication between Great Britain and Aus
ralia. and New York and San Francisco--lhe first
Croskey K Co., Of London. and the latter by Com.
Vanderbilt The contract was requested for seventy
five years, with grant of one hundred thousand
acres of land. The consideration offered was the
opening Of the route within six MONTHS. and a
stipulation to assume the payment Of the entire
national debt of Nicaragua. An exploration Of
the San Juan river apd the Colorado branch had
been made by Capt. Pym, Of II. NJ. ship Cor
gon, for the purpose Of ascertaining the practical
bity of the route for the tSpnsit of tho English
and Australian mails--a railroad route being the
principal featuro.ot his plan. 1t was considered
probable that the Nicaraguan govel nment would
regard the new project with favor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

It 10 also suggested BY one Of our Tenncssse sx
changes. that our farmers ough. to plant larger
crops than usual Of Indian corn: This ID another
good suggestion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

hH MANHOOD,
EgSS How Lost, How Restored
Just IhJlished in Il Sealed Earelope
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE
OF SPERMATORR1oEA, or Seminal Weakness, sexual be-
bliy, Nervousness und invounar, Emissions inducing mpo
tency and Mental and Physical lncalac!
By ROB. j. CULNEEWEIL NJ. D.,
AutAor IF the screen Book" dc.
The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture clear
from his experience thai the awful
of selfabuse be efcca, removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations. ougs Instruments
rings cordals pointing out mode of
and efectua by which sufferer what his
dilion be- himself cedin rruteiy and rddi-
caHy This Lecture ~l prove boon 10 thousands and
sands
under seal any address, post paid receipt
two postage stamps by addressing Dr. Gil j. G. KLINE, NJ.
d., $50 First Avenue. New York, Post Box +tsG
jan l1-d&ctl4dec IS. NP col
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

NHE second Term OF the present annual session Of this In
Il sution Will commence on Wednesday the lat Of Februa
ry s desired that those pupils who design entering do
early In the term as possible.
EXPENSEs.Beard, ncudngfu fuel and lights for OF
Ave months go Tuition In English &2O in Latin French
S10; In Music, f25
For Catalogues containing further particulars
SAM'L X cox, President.
NB-Hang determined connne my hereafter purely
the literary Of the institution have authorized
N GORDON Es TO act Treasurer whom all payments
tuition must he made Jan s1-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

TnE JAN VI WAvERLY TENNEssEE BRoKEN OPEN
ny A Mon AND SIX PRIsoNERs REscUED-TuE
MAIL SUPPOSED To BE RoRBEp.--We arc indebted
to Con. Anderson for u letter from the Postmaster
at Waverly. dated Sunday morning. tho 18th inst,
from which we gather the following facts:
On Friday night, the 10th inst. n party Of des-
pdradoes consisting OF about thirty meu, armed
with doublc-harrecd shot guns, &c., attacked Mr..
Mctiec, the inilor Mt Waverly, as no was going TO
tho iail about o'clock in tho evening; confined
and gagged hiny took tho key Of tho outside door
from him. and then carried him to n secure place.
and while n part kept watch over him, tho others
went to work und cut away tho inside door. which
being iron, occupied four or Ave hours. They
then released six Of the prisoners confined In the
jaii. thrco Of whom sent from Dickson coun.
ty for safe-keeping. Tho three from Humphreys
county werci ID. l.. Crocket. confined under
chargrs Of murder and theft lsham Bethel, for
passing counterfeit money. and - Mokimmons,
for stealing. The mob then started off with tho
prisoners and the inilor. and having carrfed the
latter about five miles. released him; Tho jnilor
returned to Waverly about three o'clock Saturday
morning. Their object in taking the jailor with
them is supposed TO be to prevent his giving tho
alarm until they had ample time to make their
escape.
Intelligence reached Wnverly Sunday morning
TINT the rcscucrs crossed tho Tennessee river four
miles above the ferry where the mail crosses, and
the suppostion nt.Waycrly was that they had at
tackled and robbed both mails, tho going down
10 and the one coming mp from Huntington, which
generally met three miles west Of tho Tennessee
river Mt one o'clock in tho afternoon. Tho driver
ut the stand two miles east of tho river waited
until eight o',dook Sunday morning for tho mail
coming up. aud ns IL did pot come, then being
overdue by about twelve hours, tho supp position IL
thai the rescuc,s have captured and perhaps car.
iel III the stages aud mails, if not To rob the lat
tor, nj l,ns to prevent the news spreading until
they could ret out of rrnch --- NdshrtHt mon Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
Herring'S Patent Champion
DE AMI pIIpnTAR pRnOE SArI

Herring'S Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
MYTH HALLS PATENT POwnER-PRooF LOCKS, the
w awarded separate medals Worlds
Fair London 1851. and The Worlds Far,New York, 1853 and
ARE TIE ONLY American safes thai aled medals
Il The London Worlds Fair
These safes form The most perfect security against Fire and
Burglars Of any Safes offered 10 Tie Iublic.
$1,000 REWARD
Win be paid person that show that I"rrngs Pa
Champion safe ad 10 Its contents In
accidental fire.
\. &. HERRING co.. Manufacturers, 251 Broadway,
Murray st., New York, and 52 n 81 Graver ST., N. .
AGRNTs-B W. Knowles Richmond, Va. L. ;. Lester Pee
tesburg Va Rowland Brothers Norfolk, Va. j. Ii. Thomp
son, Iynchburg Va; d. r. Blossom, Wilmington, n. e.: W
Herring SON. Atlanta Ga; j. NJ y. T. Reed West Point,
Ga Holmes d Co., Charleston, S. q. a.. WI
ian 1O-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

wryr have resolved large stock Of TABLE AND POCKET
w CUTLERY, SCISSORS In CASES, RAzORS. 10, of
c ovn moortsiion 10 which uve stksn0n 10 hoss
keepers and Others. WILLS, CQLHQUM = CO..
Jan Sob e<s - s<ee&% =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
.ATTENTION. LADIES.

1OoP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED JUST
oPENED-Just opened, large assortment, to be sold
TO DO sold at reduction Of thirty per cent Please call apd
Look at them.
dec I2dta JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

The Naturalization Question has turned up once
more. Senator Pugh. Of Ohio, recently addressed
letter to Secretary Cass. stating that Mr.. Det-
Iels, of Ohio. wished to visit his mother in the
Duchy Of fIIostcin, of which country he is a ma
tive. lie came to the United States before he
was twenty years old, and has been naturalized
but has since been pronounced deserter by the
Danish authorities. Mr. Cass replies under date
of the lst Instant, and takes ground distinctly.
that Mr.. Detfcls owes no military service in
Denmark, as he left there before he had been
called into the army or navy, and therefhre could
not righlfuliy be crlled a dcscrter. We deny
that any contingent obligations, depending on
time or other circumstances for their fnlflment,
create any liability on the part Of an American
naturalized citizen" This is different from Mr..
Casss doctrine eighteen months back, but pro.
gress il the law nowadays.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

DROwNy BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, for The cure OF Bron
chltis Hoarseuess Colds Also Ayers Cherry Pecio
raj Mira Balsam Wistars Dasam of Wild Cherry
6c for ale by JOHN II. sEAY,
dee io-6 Drsgi<.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

A FUNNY IScIpEsr.-The appended negro sto.
ry, copied from Southern correspondent of q
Bostan paper. il not bad. General G. gave his
black man, Tawney, funds and permission to get
quarters worth of zoology at a menageric at
the same time limiting to him the striking affinity
between the Simla snd negro races. Our sable
friend soon found himself under ting canvass. and
Brought to in front Of sedate looking baboon.
and cycling the bibo quadruped closely, soliloqu-
zed thus: Folks, sure's you're born feet. hands.
proper bad looking coantenance; Just the niger
getting old, l reckon" Then, as If seized with
bright idea, be extended his hand with genuine
Southern "lIow dye do. uncle" {" The ape clasp
cd the negro's hand, and shook it long and cordl-
ally. Tawney then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogatons to his name, nativity and
former occups ons but eliciting no replies beyond
knowing shake of the head or merry twinkle
of the eye, 1.-THE ape WAS probably meditating the
best way of tweaking the darkey's nose he con-
cluded that the ape determined to keep nom
commital and. lok ng cautiously around, chuck
led out. He he? you too sharp for 'em ole TELLER;
keep dark if you jos speak one word of English.
white man have hoe in your hand in less than
one minute"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

MWNE EVNN ONE-HNLF OF THEM
IN THE LAST YEAR.
IN THE LAST YEAR.
IN THE LAST YEAR.
IN THE LAST YEAR.
W-Price from $50 to 1900
tN- lnyariabe Terms Cash,
tN- arranted IN every respect.
tE-Kept in Repair Three Years.
eH- Packed and shplcd 10 any Point.
u Full Instruction. In sing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
The Last Notice

II ia exceedingly important that should get together all
IN Of available MEANS would again, urgently request
all persons who due account To call and sec
when called 10y the st day of March viii
inconvenieni for me to grant farther Indulgence Thoe falling
to comply with this will force
necessity Of giving their accounts Ia officer
feb II Is l.. L. AkMlSTEAD, M 40 Main 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEW ING MACHINES!

10, i0,0O0-FORTY THOUSAND!
i0,OO0-FORTY THOUSAND!
lu,U00-fORrY THOUSAND!
iu,OO0-FORTY THOUSAND!
or these Justly Celebrated Instruments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

(,ORN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-The
undersigned has rented from Messrs Langhorne Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mill He will keep constantly hand
the above articles which ne will sell cheap puneua CUSTOM
CHAS .. LANdhohNE Soe agent
march 4dts sale Of Western Plaster Ia this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

XXTOOL ROLLs.-For sale 900 os nice Wool Ros
w NOWLIN MTRRELL,
ian e7-h No. 81 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
CMAMPAIGNE WINE.

WE receipt of another large lot Of the Jdroe
w bra~d. "LAMBBY'S GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE,
direct from the importer. 80
This is Wine, and from past experience can with
confidence recommend to those who good article
Ian 27.ts LEE, RoCKE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Coffee Sugars, &c.
- n BARRELS EXTRA COFFEE SUI iGARS' just receive
OO ed together with large stock Of Cut Loaf Powdered
Double Loaf DC, &C., and for sale by - - ~
ian 27ts LEE, ROCkEN CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
5000 AlmanacS.

3,UUU AIMdnaCS.
HAVE about three thousand Almunacs for the 1860,
which desire to GIVE AWAY. Please call ann gel
dec ~ JOIN IL SEAY, nruggist-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
NOTICE

Corn Meal
4 LWAYS hand Mill and store n good stock Of
IN fresh ground Corn Neal NoWLIN 4 MrERELI,
Jan 2I-ts No 81 Main Street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-04-19
NOTICE.

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Co.l
Baton Rouge, Feb'y 4th. lsG0I
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day. II was Rss9irsd, To pay So
per cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip.
B1gtt ~, rent to Stockholders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending lst Feb
ruaty 1890. and 80 declare dividend Of
ffffg per cent on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company fof the year ending slst.
January 1900. fot which certificates will
he issued on and after The lat day Of March
next.
n ~qs Further Resoirei, 10 redeeir the
outstanding Scrip for the year 1897 on pre-
sentation at the ollice of the company.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-04-19
BARBEp s BENJAMIN

HAVE IN store, The following goods. which ihsy
piIpt iu dealers Aud Families. either ~ wholesale
~ retail. On favorable tarms aud ~ reasonable
prices.
TOBACCO
IN every vsfiety Bh nrsss-lBih nuses. ~ D.
Busss ~ ~ The single pound o. plug.
EEgAHg.
Casadorss. Csndsd, Cpaehss. Opera Conrhss
rieolimini. Teruras, Una Miua. biemsntes. Ia
Lunas. bondfes. " nsadss. etc. etc.
nnANDy.
old ttennssssv-iIpG Old Msriil Old ssssrac
cid i,ondan peci Otsfd, Dupuy 90 Jongwotths
Catawbs. Eighth's Imitation.
WHISKY
old Scotch: Old Irish do. nuurbon, i've. Oh
Robinson County. Tennessee. Common neciined.
CLARET.
Allied MorIcn's MarresyS.
do do Lenviis:
Saint Julian Msdne--in hnxss ~ hy the Cash
noN GOODS
Old brandy. brandy Cherries. Champagne cider
quarts aud piuis Assorted brandy Fruits Assprt
ad Uerdials, Lemon syrup, Flavofiha Estfacts.
PICKLES AND KEfUnUrs.
In gallon lsts, half gallon. quarts end rnts, Wal
nut Ksichupi Temato Hstehur. Mushroom Ralch
up. Worcestershire Sauce. John null. do, raal
sAHbiNEs, OYSTERS. tro.
baltimore Cove Oysters. Rardlnss IN quarter
hslfand whole boxes. Salmon. ptcas Msrheral n
Kits aud barrels,
AbE AND PORTER,
In pinis and quarts,
rREsEnvEH. TRuiT, ETC.
He'd Current jelly and Jam. Hasberfy Jelly an'
tsmi Strawberry, 10, Preserved Peaches, Ginger
Green Cages, Ounces. &c.
fnrsiI rnulTs.
Peaches. Strawberries, Rssbeffies. Blackbertie
&c.
VEGETABLES.
dfesn Corn. Green Peas, Asparagus.
TEAa.
A large and varied assortment In chests. sl
chests, pounds. half pound aud quarter pouni
PACKAGES,
We also have In store our usual assortment o
Western goods, consisting ~
FLOUR, nACoN. ronR, LARD, CHEESE. nUT
rrEH. PICS figEr, 40,
Crushed. Powdered and nrown Sugars rio Col
Fec. old Government Java, Soap, Candles, oils
etc, etc. ror sale by
janiT nARnEr nrNJAMtN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-04-19
HAIR-woRK MADE TO ORDER

rI1IfE UNpERaIuNFD bega leave TO infortn the
i Ladies' ot New Orleans and tho public IN gen.
sfal that hs Is fully prepared a. eSacuta any or
der IN hs line. such as Hrarfifs, hcciaess, Hnard,
Chains. Vet Chains, Risgs, Drpps. Cyosses BHifoBs
Nicts. fstrrfnDs, Uonris AcorHs, SnaLes fncl,oys.
fisies Haots, Birds. Hasi,fs Horns grumtsfs Iaps
rois, ficfnfesl aso. Fio'nrr HoSguefs Monnineuis.
LoHiseaIcs. Lsfifrs, ibrfrods, dr., de-. n. In
Lorkats. nroachsa or Frames
The undersigned wishes particularly 10 bring
90 public notice that he has made now invsn.
ton, by which HAIR H0rtedm Ho'psrs, Hoi,qusfs.
Monuments. Dr.. dr, never changes color. ne no
gum whatever IL used aud hs has thus succeed.
ed In finding tho means by which to preserve the
Hair FoHEvEn N IT'S oHIgiSAL STATE. The Hair Of
the youngest infant can ns worked mp by mea ms
of this process.
Anxious 90 secure the patronage or tho Lsdies
and the public IN general he assures them that
every effort will be made 10 satisfy their expec-
tatons In regard 10 peatness durability and ,ual.
ityi every article ofJewslry guaranteed.
& AU TION.
The public are cautioned against n spacisa Of
imposiiion In the above business, by substituting
work imported from tho North and Europe and
passing u on as II executed with the Hair far.
nishod by customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair.
EN- Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested 20 be present, and 80 ther work done
Eo aa 10 be convinced that the will get their own
Hair; this will be y satisfaction, which no oibsr
ssasishs,cHi In the City can give, bc'oaro qf ba-
IHosifion.
ss- Watches and Jewclry Carefully Repaired
aud Warranted.
oln tlotp Avn stvrH rAKrx ~ EsouAser.
Orders from the country addressed 20 me will
DO promptly attended 10.
m Reeoilect No., ~ CHARITIES STREET.
II you wish 10 rst the ngAL nAiR Of your friends
h. sTEUBENRAUCH Artist,
No. "a CHARITIES ST.,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets
dec2td4wy formerly 81 Royal street.)
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-04-19

stats on LntIsiANA-pihisr ~
Ftsr ptrrs Hauus Fsh is'. lsGn
r. remembered, That un this lrsi day ~ Feb
ruary isGn bpfrre r,e the subscriber. Jusiire ri
the b,are ~ and fnt the parish aforesaid, person
aliv arpssred wr. s. pike. President. and y y.
Inhett Sscrpistv uf the Southern Mutual lnsu-
,ap.e unnpsny ~ naian Rouge who being dulT
swofn according W Law, Iu aerhse and say that
the ahor accounts are just snd tue. and tran
srtipt "a, the books nf said uepnpanF.
Teiensd1 wal 3. ptkE. President.
'. y. nssrRr, Secretary.
swrrn ~ ana subscribed hefere me. this hrst
daF Of February, 1860. .
Isignsd "A. wALEBH,
Jpsir. ~ the reaes4