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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

LECTURE AT COOPER INSTITUTE BY REV. J. O.,
FLETCHER.


Rev J. Fletcher lectured last evening at Cooper In
sttute upon the subject Geribaldi and yeneta." The
large basement about half filed by highly respec
table and attentive audience During the course OF the
lecture the speaker frequently applauded pennsu
las he said the seats OF power and civilization
He instaDced number Of countries, and thought The
reason was that 10 such tracts of country facilities
were afforded for outside communication with other
nations. A united Italy had long been dream with
the people OF that land, and he deprecated tne
eonfederacy disuned {Appause) The secret order OF
the Carbopar had been instituted with the object Of free
ing Italy. Louis Napoleon member Of that ORDER
and when the Of his power, he forgot hs oath
and the obligation involved concerning italy, ne was
Orsin He he ecurer doubted not that the motive OF
self protection other would impel Napoleon to keep
his to free Italy He reviewed, IN brief, the a9it
ton for constitutional liberty which founded by Vic
tor Fmanuel and concluded with biographical sketch Of
Garbadi, intersperspg his remarks with many interest
Mg incidents Of his experience with that hero and
with the country
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brooklyn Academy OF Music.
REPORT OF THE BUILDING coMMirTEE--MosE NONE
REQUIRED.

meeting OF the stockholders Of the Brooklyn Acae-
my of Music held last evening On motion Of A. A.
Low, Esq. Peter G. Cornell took the chair and Dr. A. c.
Hun was elected secretary The Chairman explained the
object Of the meeting to be receive report from the
Building Committee, whereupon Mr.. Low, chairman OF
that committee read the following report
AT the last meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors the Build
ing Committee directed to prepare and submit to the
soc khoders statement of the cost Of ground building
fixtures and furniture. memorandum of the stock sub
scrbed aud paid for together with estimate of the
amount required 10 complete the undertaking.
A. entire accuracy cannot be obtained before the work
is wholly doDe and the bills OF the various mechan
have been rendered and approved is thought be su
hcen for present purposes TO present the following
mo llln, viz
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stJRTm CotRr % USrnp SrArS.-Dcc. NO 2
Charles r.. Minor. appellant, the New Jersey Rail
read and Transportation Company Ct al. .
No. O. David Bgelow, appellant, vs. the New Jersey
Railroad and Trans yortation Company
No. T. Charles r. Miner, appellant, Va. the Newark
rlaikroad aud Ferry Company ct al
The argument ~ these causes ws continued BY Meseyv
Bradley and zabriste fcr he eppsllccs.
AAiournrN
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Fires I'm the Metropolis.
PRE- IN ELDRIDGE STREET.

shortly after twelve O'Clock yesterday iro &C
CURED the second floor Of rear buliing No. ~
Fdricse street ia the cabinet mandatory Of Isaac
kiingler The flames spread rapidly to the upper floor
end in n short time rho cntir. building ire. The
hrcmen soon work, bet did not extingush the
tire unti the building wos destroyed The loss cahi
net stock AMI tools owned by Mr.. klneler viii amount
to about xsC0; ssd 10 be insured. The first door
occupied by G. bohman brass foundry: loss by IRE
and water abort 500 insured IN the Hamilton Insurance
Company 1te hplire IS owned by Mrs. Margaret
lht mas tss ohout ~ CO. said TO be insured The back
part 81 tenement hoi in the OF No 20 Forsyth
treet owned ~ George Eeitchner, damaged about
furniture Dc geo To- The extent Of about Sl00 insured
Tor SEQ in the Tradesinens' Insurance Company. The
rigin OF The I've IL unknown at present.
FIRE ~ i02D STREET.
on Tuesday night, between nine and ten O'clock fire
occurred Ia the ropcwaM 1924 street. Ninth
avenue owned by Patrick Tinnegan. II totally de
sfcycd together with valuable horse. Loss said TO BE-
abOn Fl 500; insurance. Origin Of fire unknown.
FIRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.
Between eleven aud twelve O'Clock yesterday (wednes
day. morning occurred in the drug owned by
fr r. NJ Brown, and located at No. 81 Egth II
caused by the breakagc OF leg OF the stove thus
uIse,tirg some ointment which took fire and eommnn
Gated the flames the building The bremen soon
work and extngushsd the IRE before II extended be-
yond the store The damage done TO the stock w amount
about ~ Insured for 81 500 stock and fixtures
and $500 household effects Ia the Kings County Insu
q about slo0 Il H. owned BY Bradish Johnson and sail
q be- insured
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Superior Court.

There chance ~ accommodation for this court the
Beard Of Aldermen having resolved that The now
occupied by The General Tenn OF the Supreme Court In
the brown stone building IN the Park be appropriated
fhe Of be superior Court Of the city and county
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Fire nj Pot Ell q IN. n. Y.

TvrrSDAM. I've. IL, 1890
Gre broke oo' this afternoon IN wooden building
North ~ the american Hotel occupied by Mrs wescott
millinery Store which destroyed and the Anne.
ftgr Hotel csmsrrd T. t amount ~ g. tvo 70 al 200 on
tic foise and frnhirrc. fIli, covered b, INSURANCE.
Mrs. Wescett saved m,st hsr eu.il stcs,..
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Th Jocd states feigete Congress- from Goidsboro,
and United ststcs s'c1ucr Se-urpc from FeInamhuco,
were ~ .oity, tai. o.. 10Th, "a. well
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
j RIA N X II UG y EFT.
no THE Mtt,tIONi

rms encouragement which hsvs me.
9Th :. nv rev business, ravses ,hs fe,u,n n,
msry thanks 70 This generous pubhr r., ,belf
patronage. shd solicitation fes them " se-ir
retirs announcements .vsasy " ths additional
supplies 70 ,ry sltssdy isfEs and fresh stock ci
al rocas bsirhrihg W ,rs lins ~ t-siress, sra
IN ac'rs ~ feel = frllsssu,snes thstifthss vii
call sna see me. ,heJ will he satisfied ihst ,ry ss,
nee, ea',s Is - give .ntife satisfaction, ara ri
s-sit The pleasure ~ shu-ing iny stock sud ssrv
ing "ru v'hg may gir, rs s'r"
FRANK iiUGUET,
news U-frs, ~ Thita end Isutet street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
Daily e5gtite ana Cont.

CAME0s, AEb How rHsv Ans Cur.
Rome is now The chief seat Of the
art of cameo cutting. two kinds If
which are Produced ihose cut in
bard stone and those cut in she'll,
The stones most valuabls for This
purpose are the oriental onyx and
the safdouyx, provided that they
have NJ least two different colUs
IN parallel layers The value If
The stone is greatly increased for
this purpose If IL las fur or FIVE
d differently eolored, parallel layers,
II the layers are 80 thin ss 10 assist
in marking the device uf the osneo.
For example a specimen IT stone
wbich has four parallel layers may
bn nsefiil for n cameo Of Minerva.
where the ground wond he dark
gray. The face light, the bust and
helmet black, and The crest over the
helmet brown of gray.
All suoh oameos are wroght by
lspidary's lathe, with pointed in
siiumenis Of steel, and by means of
diamond dust Shell cameos are
cut from large shells found pp the
African and Brazilian COASTS, and
generally show two layers one
white and the Other n pale coffee
color of deep reddish orange. Tho
subject is cut with small steel
Ghisels out Of the white portion of
the shell. Shells adapted for cameo
cutting are dense, thick. and con.
sist usually of three layers of dif
fereptly oolored shell material. In
one variety Of these shells each
layer is composed Of very many
thin plates, that is, laminsted, tlis
iamipts being perpepdicoiar to the
plane of the main layer, and each
lsmiD@ consisting of series ~
elongated pfismstie cells, adberept
to their long sides. The lamipm Of
tho onter and. inner layers ar par.
allol to the lines Of growth. While
those Of tho middle layer are ut
right angles 10 them. In another
variety. known as the cowries,
there is an additional layer, which
is a duplicate of the nacfcous layer,
formed when tho animal has attain.
ed its full growth.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

FHoN SYmA,--Tbs latest accounts
from Northern Syria represent no
Improvement in the condition II
tho Christians; indeed, il would
seem 10 bs growing steadily worse.
not only from their own lack of
elasticity. but from the want of
agricultural implements and seed.
Thousands were obtaining u mis-.
erabIe subsistence from Govern.
mspt stores and private charity
but the houses lay uDfoofed and the
land ppplougbed, while the owners
were without cattle 10 turn MP tho
ground or seed 10 put into IL. The
rainy season was then at hand, tbs
early psft of which is tho seed.
time Of that conntfy.
Acres of corn might be seen
standing in tho distance {; all lost
from not having been resped in
season. The cattle bad been sto-
len by the Moslcrps. Metswilcb and
others This is the description
generally given of the Christian
districts In the beiRhborbood of
Baa1bek, between the Libanus and
antiJibaDus mountains. Tho Met
awilch bad been ordered 10 restore
the plunder they had taken bat
what was sent back, consisted ofa
few sickly animals aud other arti.
cles Of the least value. One of tho
missionaries exculpates the Druses
from the depradations committed
In that section, aud charges them
upon the Moslems and Metswilcb,
from whom no attack was expcc-
ted.
Lord DoFcrin had been taken
suddenly i'll and removed into tho
mountains. fuad Psscba had re.
turned suddenly 10 Damascus To
check threatened outbreak ia that
quarter. Gen. Beaufort had come
back 10 Beirut, and the French
troops were 10 follow him. Count
Bentivoglio had left for Sidon 10
distribute the money sent from
France, which was said to amount
to 100000 Along the coast the
smallpox bad broken out among
the Christians and was committing
frightful ravages. At Damascus
it was estimated that 1900 Of them
were down sick. The examination
OF Kurschid Psscha and some other
insurrectioDists was about conelu-
ded but the result had not trans.
pired.-N. Y. Commveial Adrotiser.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
ptsTor,st pIgrot.sii

A CoMpLhrn Hssp'tmeet Of Pistols snd ne
~. veitafs. consisting ~ Oh t's Ola and sv
Model HsVeivsrs; snd new sr icie ef usitis "Eni
gfsved RetUlysts. also wiitneys Hevo vs,s, Al
len's self Cvetinr risicis, n W hsv i,vefs. and
the Smith wsssss Seven sheefer. eli st The
lowest rtiess. Al
hevg5 wpAEH Huaurr,s
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
STAPLE siOpJts,

Cu6lt 40 brown and Bieaehed Cotton
- sheeting, bamask Table Linen. Tow IL
snd everything ~ this line ct reduced
prices q. N, ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

Lace Cares. Points aud Msntiiias.
IWAyE received snothersupp of thc.s goods,
II smc them some very hne Black Lace Man.
elias and Points, also Barrege, chsiiiette, asd
Arown Linen pasters, parregs Anslss and Pine
D ppie suits for Ladies Travelling Dresses.
sprsa W, d. PHILLIPe.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
COTT,,N nAtiN HANDS.

ssofted sizes ~ ply Cotton Bsek
~ Hands an article mueh cheaper and
better than leather.
msyg bAHaUtR n LANOuB's
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
TO sIruAn rI.ANTvus.

STnAigHT sni rtcossd handle Cate Rnivss
~ With and Without hooks. uctref sri fihnsi
Ftimmefs and Isdslsj Cane Sized Lsn,he,ns /
s-rs' Hpuse lamps Wirks, on Cans, istss ard
small; hnriseef Wtshshss, ~ ~ ~ ira swsn's
Fsrsets Or NJ suphlte, q iluns end hsif Gallons
ipf ~ sulrhite; sacheferetsi's tHetfrr'reteis
ucuriinrs ausee ard stop uuktsi rsekits ci svstr
issetlr,iunst bAhgUtrR AhANE UEH.
re'2f Crf Lafayette srd rie.ii. s's
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
HE-,,yENING

BY LOUIS !. Ohm.
- THr sruRt bn Nair sitsei. ertfsf tfreni
" terti.,y stfeet fr,me,iy nc-speh bv Nt
Purehs. deetssei, vth nrv sna isssa sl,,.t ~
p's purds, ul-thinF aud r,het e.rds he longing
tc this btsheh ~ bssieess, al ~ -hieh sHss Tor
ssle stve-E small profits. would siso, state thsi I
! an net connected With ssv rthss ht,se IN 'his
ei'y tssp2e GmD LOUIS J. UpHN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
vObHING s'rOv v1s

UHE CFbhpn ATED Hsnt.esy, relips.. Die.
'rrnd SUD ph,eni, patterns, snd an, eonn
asrt " -iil he 10 t"st satsntses ~ cell sud 80.
stnins hsfe,e purchasing .isswhs,s.
nsf7i rhAHH HuuurT
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
sEaAt,s Ann SNIFF

tier tsceivei new supply aud sold In au..
~ Titles 10 suit
msye v. HHubn 4 GO.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

uAtR DYE. -is Dorsn each, of Chfis,s
] deta's, Bstehslet's, jules Hazel .
and Others, for sale by
iuly9i Ep. a. VIZ. BOaEJ.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
BATON ROUGE, La, SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
LARaU1ER&L LANoUE
AxIrHi ANIraii

y y FfFFT y y M y
m bnTrN chrrrlnr Asss uf Uullins, nfuns ard
Nv n,hsf gppd r,ske's. Lipht, medium. heavy
.rd ssit- hssvr, siwaFs ur hsnast the Hardware
establishment pf hARuuirh eLtNDuE,
ns,i Upfhsf Lafayette sna FiH,ia. sss.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

WILL receive In . few days smother new sup
l. ply Of ladies Ciosks, my customers will always
find good supply Of these goods always on hand
and will sell tbsm al low prices.
sept20 W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

PLAYING CARDS.
LID wM. BU0EL, are Sole Agents for samI.
Il Harts cslebratsd Playing Cards. junsic.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

L,gEsu LIME.-ioo Barrel. jus. r.csIv tbi.
IL day. JOSHUA BEAL.
ssptis.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

DLASkNG CARDs--A large supply Of ssmue
j usrts Playing Cards, all qualities and prices
for sale low 10 ths trade by
julyi X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

CELEor MEDicISEs, A sn. ...ortm-nt /,
~ ceived by I'D. d wM. BO0EL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

81 N DRt tgS.
kn hnNHs various Brands rswine teh.r-ai
w W smohinH dei
Casks Fine Brandy;
reaeh aas
M-dstis aud Pert Wines
uines, Wine
~ Iamairs Rurrt
10 pssea uasietts.s' pi,tesst
10 ninnirest's Iandpn pe.h tlin A
10 Finalatah's Londp. Cordial do.
70 woif's Feheidsn eebnspps.
10 Msiesh's Cordial
uruss Jacobs do:
g Petty Davis Pain Killer!
10 fshnesteeks vermifugs;
Assorted Fruit Jstsi
Tuwnssnd's puli's. Williams aud
Sands Hstsapsiilsi
y Mustard.
POO Ounces uuinins,
Garden seeds Of all kinds.
kCutlsfy, new ie,, ,just received.
Patent Medicines. retfumesy and Fsnsy Goods ~
all kinds IN Store aud hf sale by
sueii A. ETHwAHr A co,
Druggists.
wsadiil's cid stand. Maiu a.. pa,un np.re
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

CART 4 WAGON HARNEss.
A FULL aseortmant Of Collars, Hamss, Blind
"A Brides, Cart Brseehing, Cart Saddles, v sgon
Harness. rrscs chsinss etc, which ve offer
isnis ~ >LAaourrs 4 LAuous
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

ChIld's Tsimss and Boys suifs.
rTNHE hspdsousst assortment OF Child's Mar.
l. settles Tslmss and Boys suits 70 be found
can nov bs had at my store, the suits for littls
boys are very handsome.
spr94 w.p. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01
CIpTIl CIOAKS.

A FINE s.se,tm, nj of Cloth Clio ks 81 the lat.
"A est s,yles-last received, also some very
handsome shswls, at che
septai PHILADELPHIA CASH sroRE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-01

bsttes a"d MIsses ffOop sEffts.
FINH0MrsONs Corrugated sprin sbirts 10 all
l. the new shapes, 10 fellows Pal Gore, Par
isisp Belle; Psrisian Trais and vOysa Gossamsr T.
woven Tapes and patent sdjustsbis D. fiIs. The
best sklrts made. and thsonly Kind ks sp.
augzs w. u PHIL LIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

SINGULAR EFFECT OF A PRoHrBr.
rioN.--A most extraordinary case
is now trying before one the French
courts. A certain N. d.. died, lcav-
ing an express order that he should
be buried in church, and a hand
some sum paid to the priests on
condition that nobody should
laugh while the service was going
on" The intelligent defunct had
observed that undertakers and
priests permit themselves very
often TO take hilarious liberties
with death, and he has determined
that he should be buried with the
gravity appropriate to the grave.
OF course the odd request got nois-
cd abroad oil the village came TO
the funeral and everybody keep.
ing nm eye on everybody else to zee
that nobody 80 much as wink, the
natural result followed. A fat
priest near the coffin was the first
TO break down the choir boys, in
the frailty Of their youth, followed
the fat priest ; the minor oanons,
trying TO stop the choir boys, or at
least to make them laugh out Of
the wrong side Of their mouths"
caught the contagion, and began
TO shake their sides the dcacons
went off next into full outlaw,
and finally the cure himself was
conqured and choked in his hand.
kerchiei In short, q merrior in.
torment was never witnessed. Il
was the joke of the season. But
the heirs, not liking the sport, have
refused to pay the clergy for
rollicking services, and the matter
IL now in court, where IL will
doubtless cease to be a laughing
matter to anybody but the lawyers
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

LIBERTY OF THE Press IN SAxoNY.
The Indicator of Dresden, some
weeks ago, published an article
against Capital Punishment on
the occasion of an execution. The
paper was seized. and the author
of the article condemned 10 impris-
onment. On appeal this sentence
was confirmed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

SHAKEspEARE IN AUsrRALrA.-On
the 23d Of April last, public meeting
was held at the Town Hall, Melbourne,
for the purpose Of determining the
steps to be taken to commemorate
suitably the three huudredth anuiver.
sary Of the birthday Of Shakespeare.
IL was resolved that a statue be erect
cd in Melbourne, on some public site,
and that subscription be invited
from all 10 the colony who spoke the
English language, aud that the coop
Grafton Of foreigners be cordially ro.
ceived.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

~ Among the Kafirs polygamy
prevails, but man is not allowed to
choose his own wives. They are Of.
fered to him by their friends. 1t lisa
great insult to tho woman's family to
reject her and to crown all, the in
voluntary bridegroom has to pay
without murmuring the price deman-
ded for her.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

@ Lord Palmerston's speech made
a great sensation in Paris, which was
one Of the things it was made to make.
The Premier never takes any part
short Of the first, and so stirs up EN-.
perors and Ministers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

The DEAD ALrvE.-Tbe Cataraugus
Republican says that recently in
that place, child supposed to be dead,
was about being buried--the dirt being
thrown upon the coffin, when feeble
cry was heard. The coffin was instantly
raised and opened, and a shrek OF
"Motherp burst forth from the lips Of
the resuscitated child. The child is in
a fair way TO recover.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

SeA- A "Ladies Garibaldi Benevo.
lent Association" has been formed in
Loudou-Couutess Of SALISBURY,
President, assisted by tho Hon. Mrs.
Cowper, Florence Nightingale, and
many others who were active in for
warding necessities for the wounded
In the Crimean Campaign. The
name indicates its object. Money is
to be raised and sent TO Garibaldi,
for the use Of the wounded and sick,
not to help the war. Twenty. Eve
hospital tents have been sent, medi.
cines, bandagcs, and so forth.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

bS- The ladies' of Aci, in Sicily
usually spent 5000 francs in buying
their summer dresses. This year, they
wear their old dresses and sent the
money to Garibaldi to buy muskets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23
NEW BOOKsl NEW BOOKS u

NEW BOOKSl NEW BOOKS
BeAdle's Dime Song Book, No 5and6;
Beade's Dime Book Of Pun:
Beade's Dime Letter writer;
Beadle's Dime Methodist
Violent Dsvenant-by Bsyle 81. John;
The Incendiaries or the Haunted Manor;
Ethel Trevor-by q. W. NJ. synolds
True Blue-by NJ. J. Errym;
Southern Gardening-by N. II. white Of Athens,
Georgia;
Dadd's horse Farrier:
Catholic Prayer Books:
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian Hymn Books,
The Koran-Inquire Within-Book Of 1901 Songs;
Youstt on the Horse and Dog;
The Girls and Boys own Books Of Sports, etc, en-
lsrged-,just received at the Post once Book
Store. June H.. J. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

DURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO fur.
Il nish Planters and physicians with pure
medicines and chemicals, Am constantly receiv-
ing heavy invoices FROM the nrst houses In the
United States. Send on your orders. i am con-
tinuaily watching my Misunderstanding the
wants Of the people In my line and promise entire
sasisfsctiea. tiunelsI 3. D. DAT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

MUs1Cf new supply Of violins. Guitars
wi flutes, fifes, Musical Boxes, String Music
iunsle ED d WIN. BoGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

IMPORTANT FROM THE LAroURouE
CouNTRY.-Mr. Knoblocb, Of the
Lafourcbe Union has defined "his
position"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

SUI ID ES.
SO eAs' various Brands s Ss.,Hs T's sss
8 CASKS Fine brandy,
Peach do.
Madeira aud Port wins
Ginger Wine,
" Jamaics Hum,
10 Dossn Hostetters' pittsvs!
10 Binninxer's London Dock eip
10 sinEletoh's London Cordial do:
10 VOLTS scheidsm schnspps;
10 MsI,ean's Cordial;
Gross Jacobs do:
Perry Davis Pain killers
10 Fahnestock's yermifuge!
Assorted Fruit Jars;
Townsend's Bulls, williams and
Sands ssrssprillsI
Mustard;
200 Ounces Quinipe,
Garden Seeds Of all kinds!
Cutlery, q new lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Goods Of
all kinds In Store and for sale By
sueli A. STEWART a 90.
Druggists,
wsddilI's old stand, Main g., baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

VJNo DRINKERS or CONGRESS WATER
Il have Just received direct from Clark 4 Whit
another supply OF Congress water, so fsyorably
adapted for summer use. X. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

DoBINsoN's SILVER sOAP-A new supply Of
IN this indispensable artiele-just received
Try it-to be had only ct the Drug store Of
Eugl X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23
BATON ROUGE BREWERY.

BATON KOUGE BREWERY.
YTNHE undersigned uldrespectfully inform his
Il old friends and the public, that the Brewery
on Boulevard street, will undergo Thorough re-
pairs and enlargement and be prepared TO furnish
the Best Of Malt Liquors, In any quantity desired.
Having made arrangements In the West for
gular supply OF the best Malt and other materials
used In brewing, an article will BE- made equal 10
the best, to be had.
dscs-3mdkv ALEX. 81. MARTIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

MRS. ALIENS HAIR REsToRER, for
WI sale by En-. IL WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

DLUE LICK wATER-ror sale BY the Barrel
susi RID DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

Perssoss and Umbrellas.
T HAVE iust opened q very large assortment
II these goods W. d. PHILL1pB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

A FULL assortment Of these goods esn nov be
IA found ~ my store, also . large supply ofbrt-
toos, Narcotics Trimmings, and prsids
spr1s W. D.PBfLLfPs,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23
I.EECIIEs.
FRONT 'FRONT.'

FRONT 'FRONT.'
Gn nnn LBS, genuine Tennessee west
OOsOOO srn Iron Mountain, and Eng.
iish Ir1n for sale In any quantity 10 suit. We
want n understood By our customers that We are
not going 10 be ynfersod In this particular branch
and we VIC uld ask them 70 ascertain, aud con-
pare prices before purchasing.
MONTAN d malta,
dec2s Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23

Oswego Corn Starch,
LNoR making Puddines, Custard-B Blanc Mango
\ etc, . new supply Just received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale BY
sugl BID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-23
BRASS WORKS.

sTEAM WHISTLES:
STRAIN GUAGES;
MISS GUAaE COCKS;
COOKS PATENT GUAGE COCKS;
GLOBE OIL CUPS, ETC.
Also
Gas Pipe and Fittings Of all sizes.
DELACRI0X, DR0ZGREY 4 CO.,
junel Baton Rouge, La