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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03


WASHINGTON THEATER.
Sole Lessee and Manager 8 w. GLENN.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT "
VIII op n for the regular Fall and Winter season
on the night ofTHURSDAY. NOVEMBER lsr.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
The Comedian of the Age, will commence an en-
gagement of 1--WE We Nights on MON
DAY, November 5th, and VIII he
FOLLOWED blythe most
BRILL Ant STARS
Ia the Theatrical Firmamert.
HI Communications If addressed to 8. w.
GLENN. odd BOwery Theater," New York, will
meet with prompt attention. au I3-tf
II FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST IsOEFFLER, Nstc York apenxe, be-
ticetH LIST and ID streets, would respeetfull, ~
state to the public that A CONCERT Oh
SELECT MUSIC Will be given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. At his Pavilion, commencing At , O'Clock
and ending at Top. m. Previous to the Concert,
the Saloon Is open to those desiring to whiie
ScTpny fen hopts u the mary dance. ICE
OF CONFECTIONERY always ready at CITY
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic Dur
je IL SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

Just opened superior Shifting cettons ssd Linens,
WSite "a Go aSls dRhaps sRhccsi TIoysslinss
medium White and Cofored Fisnnels, Scotch and
senes ins % Cantor Esnn:i Isw 'sis MoS.
Linen Shit Blossoms; eodozen Lsdies' Linsn Hand
kerohlefs. price. from Is cents 20 % dozen; all
which we are selling at the lowest market prices
J. AN, a.a SOD s w: G0LLE sh Z 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

Il situated III miles north of Soldiers Home ard
mIlas from Washington city, being a part of Cml-
iuin Casfl Manor; Is acres in market garden and
never iaihng water, Young orchard of ches and
apples, having on 1t small frame house Apply at
MEX or on the piece to }. I'll. MORTIMER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03
..- ADJUSTMENTS. H
" Y M A N,
The Magician and Ventrllsqulst!

SfA ONLx.
ALSO.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERN'NS.
..r ODD FELLOWS HALL. .-.,
NEW TRlCKSi LOTS OF FUNl
au 81 a. o.. . - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

u II. STINEMETZ, e.. -.-T.-- -
4. 1856 PA. Ay., BIT. 18th AND l3rH Srs
Having just returned from New York, 10 now
opening complete assortment of --
s Ss:i 3s. p' DRESS lie s Hats, r.ro..
BE SsFss n yAEEssTILArTNe
eAs ;;sis! ssssl, ba Ess HArs.e
PRINCE OF WALES HAT, for
young men, =. -
A beautiful assortnsnt OF CAPS for youns men.
boys, aud children. N-'
Fine Cslfskin ROOTS. sewed and pegged, Ss rs,
Caii CATERS. good qualities, low prices. au 81
NEW BOOKS.
LIZ LIZ Fl SED This day, WOODS and Waters, by
The Little Beauty, BY Mrs. Grey.
worth. ~ sou'"-
French. German Spanish, Latin and Italian Lam
guayes without Nj aster, by A. Il. Monteith in
ssndea Tor the use OF persons studying the lang
Cheap edition of the Mill on the Floss.
Charles Dickens's Novels, cheap edition pa,~r
BEN. r. FREN CH, 81 Pa. ay.
eu <o-eON between 18th and 18th Ets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

FouR NEW JUST sTyR EEscEIyNR,, ,..,--,,.--
ABLE DRESS HATS. with Improved SvestI
Leathers, rendering them easy and pleasant tolJ
the wearer. At rs -
81 H LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Emporium.
b - "a 424 Pa avenue, near AZ 81
~ <S-eoot tStates& Cons NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-The recently built and
house from the corner Of 18th and NJ streets north
Also for rent, tho upper part of the house No 292
Pa avenue, bet ween 9Th and 10th SITS For either or
both apply to Mrs. :. II HAMILTON, 900 Pa av,
An SD Rtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HOR Sc

HATS HATSm =
IL FALL STYLES '|
have now ready for sale several new and eIe-
My customers aud the public are invited to( IL
CAL and examine them. JAS. Y DAVIS -
Sc l-1w Estates, Intei. d Cons S'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

Bay A young gentleman Of high
ly respectable connections In this
city, who stood next in succession
10 the title Of tho Condo dc Caniago,
committed suicide by shooting him.
self with revolver last Sunday. in
Queen street. IA Ia the custom
here, when wealthy persons commit
suicide, some person In charged
with having murdered them. 80 that
their property may not DO ooniiscat.
cd % tho Grown. In this instance.
tho porter Of the house at which do.
ceased resided has been charged
with tho murder. and has according.
" been committed 20 prison.-Uat.
ana Oar. New Yotk Times.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

As lsuNpArios IN SwrzHHt AND
Swiss papers give tho particulars of
very disastrous fleshet which recently
occurred on tho river Rbone. inunda
ting the valley Of valai-. In tho vioin
ity Of Arden. Bridges were swept
away, tho crops destroyed over a
large extent Of country, and The habi-
tations Of tho people engulphed or
carried away. Many persons saved
themselves from drowning only by
climbing trees. Nothing has been
seen 40 terrific during tho present
generation, aud even tho great inun-
dation Of 1894, was less disastrous.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

TnE Bosros BoAHp or TaApt AMI
Mn. I.ispsAY's MisHios.-At tho reg.
ular meeting Of the Board Of Trade
yesterday. tho committee appoint.
cd to consider the various subjects
presented by Mr.. Lindsay, at for.
MGR meeting. made n report which
was read. ordered 10 lie upon tho
table. and 20 DO printed. Tho com.
mittee coincide with the views Of
Mr.. Lindsay upon many sub eets,
but upon those most important.
tho Registration Of British built
vessels and tho Coasting Trade
the committee arc satisfied that
the general interests Of tho ooun.
try. aud specially the interests Of
commerce, are decidedly opposed
90 u change In our lava with res
pect 20 either. and therefore deem
n discussion at this moment nnwise,
All tho matters upon which they
have thought uniformity In liabili.
~, In privilege or in penalty dosir-
ably, they recommended u memo.
rial TO the President of tho United
States. Boston Journal 4tA
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

EnrtoyMrNr.--lt IL dangerous Tor a
man Of superior ability 20 fud him.
aclf thrown on tho world without some
employment. Tho res,lessness inhe.
rent 10 genius being lcft thus undi.
rccted by any permanent influence,
frames 10 itself occupations out OF ao-
cidents. Moral integrity sometime
falls q prey 10 tho want Of fixed
pursuit., and the man who receives hia
direction In active liie from tho forth.
itous impulse Of circumstance, will be
apt TO receive his principles likewise
from chance. L
Genius, under such guidance, NJ.
tains noble ends, but resembles rather
n eopious spring conveyed in fallen
aqueduot, whore tho waters oontinu.
ally escape through the frequent orcv-
ices, and waste themselves Intellectual
ly on their passage. The law Of ma.
ture Is here as elsewhere, binding, and
no powerful results over ensue from
tho trivial exercises Of high ondow-
ments.
Tho finest mind, when thus desti-
tute Of a fixed purpose, passes away
without leaving permanent traces Of
its existence, loosing its energy, by
turning aside from its course il be.
comes as harmless and inefficient as
the lighting, which, Of itself irresisti.
bic, may yet be rendered powerless by
a slight conductor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

nay When was philosophy over
u match for bcautyi Auguate
Compile, tho great French savan.
loft out all a'lusion to ecntimont
and religion--bceauso, no said, they
were purely imaginary, By.apdby,
he fell in love, and acknowledged
there was such n thing m sent
mont y afterwards his lady.lovc
died, and no took 10 religion for
consolation. SO much for po'itirc
philosophy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

10 The New York Express says
that James I, Brady and John Van
Buren,, Mr.. Forests lawyers, were
both present at his temperance on
tho stage at Niblo's tho other evening.
Other persons not quite so distinguish
ed aboundod. In the upper portion
of the theatre, shirt sleeves were dc
ytgaer, and the audience beguiled the
time by proposing three cheers for
the New York Herald, three groans
for the New York Tribune, etc. Had
the enthusiastic partizans Of the large
American tragcdian caught sight OF
his legal advisers, doubtless these last
would also have been honored by de-
moustrations of appreciation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
Runaway.

LNROM the plantation of the under a.
II signed in West Baton Rouge
about tho 18th Of August last, the ne ~
gro man SAM, aged about 25 years,
of black complexion, very likely, and
when spoken to, looks wild, he is about 5
feet eleven inches high. | purchased him
Of Henry A. Castle on the 9Th Of April
1859, and by him bought Of Col. John K.
White, of st. Louis, No.
A reasonable reward will be given for
his delivery to me or committed in any
Jail, that | may get him.
oct 92wd. JOHN BUTLER.
rg- Advocate and Sugar Planter please
copy two weeks.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
laiIp Ga2rttt ano Comet
HATos noua "a ,
eArURDAYInmnnnIlunooT. 10, 10


HAND TINES IN NEW mrsioo'--h
correspondent Of the ~. Louis Repub.
lioan. writing from Albuquerque. do
,Iat. ....h,i a..d,,,.a ~ .aui,.
f''''
IN New Mexico lilo says !
The general opinion IL that there
IL not. on the most estravaeant cal.
culaiiens. more than a half crop
Wheat in this vicinity Il already seil.
ing at five doliars per fa.ipa-a very
high price. The crop Of eraip-oorn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

DANCING WITH THE PaiNos. 1t
Is rumored, that In order TO silence
all oavil, and settle tho great question.
"Who shall open tho ball with tho
Prince 7" tho committee have prop.
crly awarded that much convicted
honor 10 The eldest lady an The raom.--
". Y. Post.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

sus- Napoleon III, II 10 said, Ia
carrying his building mania TO Mar
settles, whore no proposes reforms
similar TO those recently carried out
in Paris. lilo has granted sum Of
money for tho purpose Of opening n
new boulevard through tho old town
of Marseilles.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
rA- The students of Princeto,

sA- The students Of Princeton
College are in a state Of insubordina.
ton because the tutors, according to
an old custom Of the institution, have
renewed their visits to the rooms Of
the students. Among other rebel.
lious demonstrations they set FIRE to
one of the out-buildings of the college,
worth about $500, which was destroy.
ed. Many of them have been sent
home.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
A NEW LOT.
CIOAKs a. sIIAwIs.

I AIDES wanting Cloaks aud Hhawis,
- will 10 we'll 10 call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
have just received.
I'BENriI Msfinoes. Delaines, Cash
j. mstes, Alpaocss. 80, 30. have Just
received - fine stock Of those goods.
DJACK silks, plain and figured Dress
ID silks, Poplibs. Foulafd Silks, 80. !
hsve beautiful stock Of those goods.
j aud will 10 sold cheap.
TllOH. u. O'CONOH.
sept2s Cor. Third aud Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

IpIoTs. There arc 10000 idots
in Great Britain, many of them in
Asylums, while many 1.-Two nj their
homes. An institution has juat been
opened at l.ansdowno House, Green.
wich, "for tho training Of idiots Of
tho upper classes"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.
TnunapAr EVENING, Oct. II, 1890.

TuuRapAr Evrsisa, Oct. II 1890.
nays, that tho salos of tho above day, was
M follows:
orations restricted by tho high prices
claimed and tho limited supply Of desira-
bio lists offering prices full-Low Mid
ding ioGoi0Ac, Middling --0oioA, Good
Middling lltS@ilH.
sUGAR-7T hhds at previous rates
Fair to Fully Fair oA@sHo-N hhda
now crop ut loo.
FLoUR-900o bills, including 100 fat
hoop Suporhno Mt 3 50, 100 round hoop at
90, 1000 Suporhne and Extra at 70.
CORN $500 sacks, including s9s Ordi-
nary Yellow Mixed Mt coo, 1907 orc and
b2s Yellow and 1000 Yellow and Yellow
Mixod) at csc, and 100 White Mixed at
65c.
OATS-9o00 sacks st. Louis at Acc.
BRAN-s75 sacks at 90. $50 Mt OF,
400 at 10, 200 at l0Gl IAN.
HAY-l00 bales poor Western ut 2s 90,
~ at 80 90 and 30 at so 90.
PORK confined TO retail transactions
81 0oW2l 80 for Moss.
BAC0N-retailing at 10H@iOHc for
Shoulders, 1Sk@lsISc for Rib Sides, and
l4IS@l4Slc for Clear.
INDIA BAGGlNG-70o bales at the ro-
dueed rate Of l0Ac.
RIO CoFFEE-loo bags at 1886, 100 at
lax and 100 at Is.
RICE-some neI0 to arrive at 5Ic.
Market generally quiet.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Catton
Stock on hand on shipb'd LIST Sept 1884
Received in sept ........................ lb6,75e
Do. 10th oet................ 4,22s- ea,i5O
2O3, $50
Do. previously ............ s4,S76- sI,S76
Stock on hand and on shipsoard...... 2Osg5i
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

nA- Tho thermometer, in the vi.
entity Of Boston, Monday morning,
stood 30 degrees above zero, and ioe
of considerable thickness was found.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
NOTICE.

To ~. Ladies' 90 ~. Ro"s. and Vicinity.
I HAVE new In Store hpe assortment ~ sass
= sonsble Dress uneds ~ every description.
deem u unnecessary lin this noilesj ~ make more
particular mention ~ bns Kind ~ goods than
another hope ~ IL sufficient W say that my
stick will ba f"ahd suited io The wants ~ all,
HON the Youngest ~ the oldsst
THOMAS n 0UDNOH,
sapttt uprpaf ~ Thifd aud Iaa,ai sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
Ems.,,a.,,.. ard whit. u..s..

E.ssvsa.s,.. end white ee.si..
nTHrsn GOODS, 4 have . splendid assert
~ msnt
KID GLOVES.
Twenty desen asst assDty hid Gloves. Of svsry
color and siss.
vAttS6iESNss . ENatisH THREAD LACE.
have cheap AMI seaslifsi lot Of those Lsees,
HDsftHYi HosirHyii
Eisty dozen Ladies' Hosiery, lust ,esaived.
UALIIvOsi CAbfIUORil
have large aud cheap stock ofsvsry aeso,ip
Ton ssd quality ~ Uslleos, Z wish The ladies'
would book 81 thsit style ana quality and insgir
the prices. IuOR, ~. U'CDNDu,
sapitA Corner Thifd aaa tausst ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
dents Furnishing Goods.

1 HAVE just opened large stock ~ thAss goods
j embracing almost every article appaft aiains
~ dents Wasr, such be Linen aud Cotton SHIRTS,
In all the diHstsbt Varieties. Dents undsfwsfs ~
all Kinds, tiandkefohiefs. Stocks, hsetiss ard
goarfs Haspsndsrs, Hosiery olovss. etc. IL this
department am prepared 10 show the very best
goods, and will guarantees nothing better IL the
market W. u. ritfbtfFE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.



Baton % % va % LA.
V'HIs INSTITUTION commences Ne third an.
nus, session 90 MONDAY, OCTOBER Let.
shstss Of M. ips.ss. whths shiiity as Tssshsr,
Composer and Performer is veil thsvp both In
fnf1pe snd America The Fsensh language vbisb
win he taught az hs,stsisfe ~ The -hsis sahesi
without any sstts charge, u Under the eestfot ~
Monsieur Aibefie. The Engiisb, toss,hss with
Mathematics and the Modern keiAnsss viii 10
taught ~ the Principal. sigsd by competent as
slssshts, Vocal Music. Embroidery, al tisas ~
fassv Knitting and Needle work taught both DAY
sabalsfs snd boarders free ~ ebsfge. Patents
san send thsir daughters with the full sssurapes
that their health and comfort will he attended I.
vlthths same eate as they we're IN tbs bosom ~
,hsi' own family, The house is large, oofnrodi-
es's and we'll ventilated bsine bailt expressly Dor
the Institution The grounds sfs spseious. ssd
every facility is afforded for proper degree ~
sseetcss which IL 20 essential " the preservation
~ health. with regard " the supervision 0ftbs
busthsfs; Convent rules sfe adopted No t0ung
Lady viii he permitted ~ eithsf vsik, % ride
tut, unless attended w her teacher. psrsat OF
guardian. Parents visiting their daughters are
requested ~ some only On Saturdays. unless in
esse ofvrgent necessity, as all visits ~ that kind
d.iihg school hours Interrupt the classes and re-
tard the progress ~ their shiatst,. nut visitors
vishing - soc the school can eotae any hour IN
the Day fr IN that The Glasses viii sestissa
uninterrupted aud the school will be 80 u
'sally is, and Instead ~ haisg bindesnss n viii
serve as an incentive, on the part Of the pupils 10
kteatefs, etaftion.
ref terms se. Apply eitbsr BY ist,s, ~ per.
ssnslly " The Principal
sept ~. I'm. Miss " r. MURPHY
Haiss ~ biporess -a-wm, p. tita, Esq., ~. "
nsbin, Eco, =. N. Hart, req. Dr.. u. ~ Dsy. Dc.
u T. Lsye"ak, Hon. A. =. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
IRISH LINENS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

-, SCItMALtNSkY 81 co.
lot 81 Hhawls, Uloahs spd MantillaH-slsp . new
style ofuotssts, Caftain batnask 6fa gfest vafis.
" t6Rsthsf with splendid asset tpHnt ~ rtb,pi.
ds'iss, which will lie sold ~ the lowest ptios
On,ne and see 81 tha PEOPLES STORE, sat,i2G
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
MIILtsEnyi MILLIsERyii

MIILtNEnYf MILI.INEHyff
Tur sUnGniuEH wouls respectfully In ~
j fpfm The citizens ~ naion Rouge, the -
ladies especially, that he has Just opebsd WV
On the eofssf ~ Main and ~. uypoiits
s'fssts=ihs nfst dopt Fast ~ the residence ~
Samuel HkoihsiJ. ESD. vsty alsgsnt stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Ills stoet ~ Ladies'. Misses ana Chiidrsn's hon.
nsis, Hats. Osps ard Flsts IL very hsavT=-sta-
b'seine the latest fashions. Honbsts and Hats
cleaned ana repaired On short notice. The Ia.
dies are invitsd 10 call spd ssamins fpr them.
selves. o. DASH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
CLOTH CLOAKs.

A FINE assortment Of Cloth Clio ks Of the lat
"A est styles-just received, also some very
handsome Shawls, at the
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
NOTICE.

TNHE male school Of r. d. Wilson, will
l. be reopened Monday Oct, LIST inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

Net worsted Cloaks and Tnimas.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED will open In a few days
l. something very pretty In the above line, also
a large assortment for Infants and Misses.
septl2 W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

.5U ~ DILI IS.
50 s % various Brands s Ss%"s r'c Ss
Casks fine Brandy
Peach do!
o Madeira Asd Port Wiba
oinssr Winsi
Jamaioa Hum.
10 DOZEN tfostettars' bittars!
10 BinninEsf's London Dock Din
10 HlnRletoh's London Cordial do
10 VOLTS sobsidam sohospps,
10 hsLeab's Cordial
Gross Jacobs do
Perry Davis pain Killer!
10 fabnestoek's vsrnifuRs,
Assorted fruit Jars.
TownssBds Bulls, Williams and
hands Eafsapriiis;
Mustard,
900 Ounces uuinins!
Garden seeds 81 all kinds.
ICuiery, a new lot just received.
Patspt Medicines, Psrfutnaty and Fancy Goods Of
all kinds In Store and Tor sale BY
sugil A. sTEwAHT 4 Co,
Druggists,
wsddni's old stand. Main H.. Bston Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

EEg tOOf..-Puts Eods water, with q
IN collection ~ choice Fytups may he had al
the Drug store ~ ED a VIM. nOGEL
jansiG
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

EREsH TEAs-curious OoIopg, Choice Impsr l
l. al and Gunpovdsr, for sale By.
fan26 ED. 4 VIM. BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
FURNITURE.
SUNDRIES.

DR0wN's Hes. Jamaica Ginger; sehiedam
ID schnapps; Radways' Remedies; ssrsaparil-
las Hoststter's Btters; Casteel Soup; Olive Oil |;
sponges, etc, just received by
aprl2 ED. WIN. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
HE MD ALL.

NEMOVAI.
'TiIE euhseribsr bess leave a. infofm his friends
] and patrons aud The ppbiis generally, that
hs has removed his we'll known Establishment ~
D"puys new building. opposite The hrsaeb ~ The
Louisiana state hant, fbsntfSl ts tbs liberal
patronage bestowed upon him, Is respectfully So.
iiaits continuance Of the saineS
septsH THEODORE uOLbMANN,
Watohmakaf aud JHwsiier
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEST-or saIs
1Nl by ED. d Nm. BOGgL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13

Useful In Every Family.
SPALDING's Prepared Glue, Grasselli's Glass
- Cement, Robinson's Silver soap-for sale vt
aug22-2w PIPER BRADf0RD6.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-13
DIAMOND EARRINGS.

I,'rnUs0AR. TuaauOiE. oe,si. Js,s AMI plain
Ia btasslsts=Iust received ~
aoLBMAAH &c FENbLrHE.
wstehmskets aud Jewellers,
neih opposite the naah, baton psags. La.
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8ettfeOern ! 8ettfeOern !! WettfeOcrn

Soeben ertalten 1000 Hfunb 8ettfeoern bon ~Iebenbioen CsSnSen
wel@e i9 az ben bilt9nen Qreteu rertoni
Gkes. 4cI!6ubsr, SO. % SBsE- Erntfrok.
hwii@en @eaEts GpapC nnk be- NrAdk5
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Na6aae.G 0ettte

neutrality-suspicious.
g. per SeoI- uno @Impfi9the q. uab 2. @at
~ nno 3wi9enoef) BON 8remen nab ytelu-D II
&HG- Baltimore unb anberen Saen bn Ser. Gto9tea
weroen Bon ben lluter3ei4neten ani 6 D{Onate unb 1 Sabr 0altt..
til3tetnung ees 9ru. go. Sbouin Bremen Sl ben biai9IteH 0a-
T~auS9eiteut.
4u4 8e6ea mir g9e8id in ~be1cbt9ea Sunpneu auf fOI9enoe
Bremen, Stetttn GpGtens, Sofia. Srouffurt a. Sd. Sre1snot
Dtltrfer, ~DtannbetHl, &air5tur8, Stltt9art nnb aug6bura.
6eruer balten nts sa @inaiiruneen un6 Spebttionen ~enlefobIeH.
(SA15, 6W4) ia gBeit,q omborbtr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-04
Ser1mtibte Nusetgett.
@inoer's ~NlGhmoid1ttte.

Ole Sdncioer beI9er Stabt, ionic ale @uioner, pelde cine
ante N6bmai9ine gu bobcn wttnide1, iouten lid, erinnern,
Sas cine BON uniern MaI4tnen, speinnt IL Del arbet tbnt ais
raeno cine antere, uno 10 oud ~swetmat 70 pteG @eG6
nbringt. Oieie8 modt uniere Roi@iaen SIT ben bitGt8=
aen, nel6e int Wtorfte limb. Wetr ais coco 6ooOn fu6 aMetn
IN bieTaer Staot in Operation ali &Sden, g0eitet unb 9oieit lmo
ba6eu itre @i8ner ONer bic tanit atbeiter in ben Stat1o d8Ssiest, lid
lid lit. @Ge, mslde cine Ser bcfen 3dbmoi @tmen, bic
nj @ebranG iinc, BADEN mS6telt, lcaten III 1tnlerer Office:
go. 159 Baltimore traBe
Uolfpre6et, no @etrau68- @nwetun9ct III beuti9er, eu9lIder,
~ronsS1fder mnb Irani56er Spra6e gu boben iuo uno roo nit Sc.
a fereune MaI6ine taut, auf ~berielben arbeiten Gerueu.
etbidt nadj etnen1 Grenplar ben Singers N6buloIhineuz3 Get
ana. Qne Wtaidineu weroct eit gauges Sobr mad ibrem 2tntau
con un8 in boIer Srbnun9 rno Geparatpt 9ebaten.
C6b28,iD N. 6. 8rpberiG, @8ent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-04
Nia frGfti0e8 Wlter pOer ei1 friiLeitiacr Sol
5. NufInge,
Npn @r. 9. 9Mbarid1, prafttf6er Writ

TT Gbtcd9P, Su.
Die Susenb, bte @lanntett uno taS alter, Nle iGItsu oiees
Bud leien. SO entbdlt nuBttde Selebruu8en aber Ste @rtaltur9
bic GdNpGden uub 8ranfbettrn Der charlottesville, fir 9te
welhe an BEN 70 erfA6pfeaoen unS ldltninen 8pl8en Der uSeltft,
6eRefuns@ unb dnberer @usI6wetApn8ea lei6eu. Der wertbSple
Gfatb uu6 Ste ettprtneli9en QDarnln8tn, nelGe e8 erttetl, werbru
Sabre bes 9eibens Serbuten unb iGbrttA Gaufeube Spn 2eten ret-
ten. Der 6eilun6Spldn, auf Ser 81 nWenbun9 Der Glec
trtcttGt ~beru6eab 1T nartn nusfdGrtt6 beiprpAet unb na68e
pte1en, bas b~ieienteen Yattenten, sic thr Gelp fur Wifotstn gefpen
SGT ba6en, abue ge6etlt gu ien, f6 ni6t ali bs rehte SAnte0e e.
wenOet baben. Smpptens, ltnfru&tedrfeit, fpWte ale nerp6le
9ttoen umo SdrdGen Der @si6te6tSprsane fBnnen nur duf elef-
trtI6ent IBeee rattpneI ge6etlt weroen. @egen GtnIcnbune Spn
80 Sta. @Offdmps miro eS Secem fret suBef6tft neut man
treTTrt: I. g. Qubdrf6 &btcdaD, Sn. 1881 ,itup)