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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

THE Hours OF FARM LABoR.-There lie a growing
difficulty among farmers about the hours Of farm labor
Msny Of the bireliDgs strongly disposed to adopt
the "ten hour rule " in vogue among carpenters and
other mecbsncs. A letter from Columbia County
famer who writes behalf of himself and bis neigh
bos wants to know what is the usage generally in the
county out Of the way Of city influence, and suggest
that staten ents should lie sent in similar to the respon
ses to the rate Of wages and that TIE TRIBUNE pub
lisb the information.
TIL, writer says that IL there is general usage that
birepgs upon the farm working upon the ten.hour
system 1t will be pecerssry for farmers TO make spe
csl contracts when they hire help, as to the number OF
hours that hifelings to labor. One OF his neigh
bora the writer says In hiring man at SIG month"; as
common farm laborer stipulated that he should do the
morning milking before sunrise, and the evening milk
ing after shutdown and Of course not to work by any
ten hour rule.
In our own case we are willing TO accept the ten
hour rule but not % Of the Irish aborers are dis
posed TO interpret IT. that is never to work over ten
bours spy day and Of course not eight hours In
Winter and never work rainy days, which, Of course
are al at the employers oss As general rule these
will eduaze the wortipg-days through the year at
sbsut ten hours Day laborerr who board themselves
and often 90 from one 10 three miles to their work.
have worked for rs ten good hours per day, and with
Tho, are content men who hire by the month or BY
n, wear ss lsborer of all work upon farm are about
., sSont this ten hour SYSTEM want 10 know it as
coon as possible; and we know that farmers generally
the earliest possible information upon tbs subject
for Il is one of Importance and win involve the neoes
;tv II adhered to on the part Of the hrelns'' OF
radical change in the programme Of business upon all
| small farms. a. ...a.
Let us hear what is tho +" custom OF tho uaa'
for that Is the only law regulating the n'uis o.
farm labor, and how far the tSnhsur rue 10" Pi''
| walls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04
REGULAR REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
CuARIrsTos Thursday Nav 3, 1900

may iON"'
The Convention ress6embled this morning.
Mr. Russell Of Vugiria made An explanation with
regard 10 the Terrence compromise resolution, and
offered resolution that when this Convention adjourn
to day adjourn 10 meet az Baltimore the 18Th Of jane
Mr.. Mason Of Kentucky raised point OF order that
the resolution NUT lie over one day.
The President decided tie resolution in order, ex-
cert The fixing Of tire place OF Resembling IL the pend
ing order for bGloting be suspended
A motion was nade to suspend the order for ballot
ing and caIred-Yeas 1893; Nays 81
Mr.. Russes resolution il as follows:
Pfsolrrd That when this Convention adjourDs to-
day, il will be 10 meet 10 Baltimore on Monday, tho
18Th day of June in order TO afford States that are not
reIrsseDted opportunity to fill up their Delegations
A Delegate from Tennessee moved to strike out Bal.
timore and Insert Philadelphia.
TIE confusion and excitement Yves 80 great tina! II
was difficult to hear anything that was said.
Dir. Rsp6sil moved W. an amendment to insert
"Philadep bia and the 9TH day Of July
Mr.. Ludlow moved to inert "NewYoik. Motion
rejected.
A vote was taken On the substitution Of Philsdelphis
for Baltimore, and rejected. Yeas 49, Nays, l66
ETbe resolution to meet in Baltimore was adopted,
by yeas, 1876; rays, So.
Mr. Stuat of Michigan moved that the Convention
adjourn.
General Spratt proposed three cheers for the National
Democratic parry, which were enthusiastically given
Mr.. Miles of Maryland hoped that arrangements
would be made for printing the official proceedings
Mr. Cushing, before putting the motion, asked per-
mission to address the Convention few words. lie
said:
Eotwiths' anding the deep and conflicting interests
here at stake, may say to the country tha no Con-
venon has ever eat for so great length OF time WIN
the Observance of great share Of order and Tree
dom from personalities or offensive language as this
He had endeavored most mpartially and honestly 70
fulfill the utes Of the chair and it, In the excite meh
of the moment, be had been led to use any aoruP'
language TO gentlemen, he bumbly apologzed ior ].
He regarded this Convention Us having In us destiny
not only the peImanence Of the Democratic party ous
the question also whether there great United ostes
should continue and endure. He will not, however,
renqush the hope that the Union Will continue on 70
eternity and he felt confident that the convention
would adjourn to day with the determination 70 40 all
in thor power to restore harmony and confidence
Mr Brent Of Baltimore extended cordial invitation
to the Democracy Of the Union to the hosptAies Oh
that city. Adjourned.
Alp m. tho delegates left in crowds for home.
The adjournment was effected BY the Douglas party
| uuds instructions from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04
ANOTHER DEED OF BLOOD.
A HUSBAND DELIBERATELY MURDERS HIS
WIFE.


WIFE.
From The Cincinnati Gdrefts, Maya
Again IN our capacity journalists called
upon to record another horrible deed Of blood, whc
occurred at an early hour yesterday morning in tn
noIihw estsIn part of the city, whereby Corn an,
named Peter Glenn, deliberately KILLED mis- wife by
pIupgng huge butcher knife into her right groin
The parties Ieslded In John street, pear YORK occupy.
ing In part one of thoss houses that built with
eslecal view to accommodate Multitude OF families,
regardless Of their health, convenience or comfort
Glenn is Of very Incorporate habi,s and for the past
two or three months has arceIy drawn sober breath
Yt stereay morning, shortly after daylight, he a,ose
from bis bed and left the house for the pupose OF
cuJJI q some medicine. An hour moro elapsed ere
condi:ion Immediately upon entering the room ne
commenced abusing his wife-a custom that be con-
tinua ly INDUCED maud TO revebt him from telling
her 10 The floor with his 6st she soizej tum1er and
struck BIN in the forehead. The scrambliog noise
betu cen the drunken husband and the abused wife
awOke their con that sleepng il tho same apart
mept and as he sat upright in his bed, IL 10 see
cleaning kpfe in the hands Of his father messenger
Of death to his mother After she had been stabbed
the staggered TO tie eide Of the bod and fell
into tie aIms Of her boy, corpse. The wound was
about one and haf Dches in extent and passed up
wards inwaIds and backwards to the extent OF four
and bali or five inches dividing in It's course the
primitive lilac artery and vein, also oassDg through
several loops Of The intestines The murderer fed
immediately after the occurrence bit towards the close
Of the day be was discovered by officers Erbe aud
Schmidt who lodge him in The Bremen street Station
HOuse.
Coroner Carey was summoned, and held an inquest
upop the BODY Of the deceased the Jury returning
verde, of death from wound inflicted with knife
in The hands Ct Ter husband Peter Glenn"
Both The murders and the murderer sixty years
of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

BRooKLYS CRY CoURr.--Judge Culver will o2sn
tho City Court on the frat Monday Of this month the
7tb instead Of the second Monday as heretofore an
nounced after which there VIII DO an intsregnum Of
one week, to enable members Of the bar to attend
General Term. The first twenty causes viii ss called
on the Hrst Monday Hr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

TUE NEw-JsRsEY MYsrxRv.-The matter as ls
Identity of the body said to BE- thu. Of Mrs. RcAAri
con, SCENE to DO questioned in NswOfsans, - dis.
patch received lat evening BY Detectives Young saa
Elder states that she was booked ct the st. Chsr'ss
Hotel on the 9th of January last, and the BELIEF 'hers
Is that she IL still In that city. .s..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

FIRE IN HorRL.--Last evening one Of the ACE
windo curtains In the Everett House took ire hon
gas burner, and blazing Up quite brisk'y crested
cmtajn was tom from ito fastenngs an thrown into
the street, and further damage prsvS4tsd. Dsnsgs.
E5. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

II turns out that Maine loses nothing by the deant
of her State Treasurer, Peck. The enbezz'ement OF
the State funds amounted to s76,Sl6. OF ths sum tho
bondsmen for the year 1859 have paid s6 ,5S5. Tha
remaining balance Of $9 23l falls upon the boudsmea
Of 1853, who are wealthy gentlemen Of Portland
sbundantly able to respond and who Will readily do 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04

az. lAAes lNfma ~ o. aAi'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
LADIES CLOTH.

lust RECEIVED few pieces of Ladies Cloth
% with general assortSoent 81 Trimmings, all
Of which will be sold at reasonable prices at the
deco PEOPLE'S STORE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

Tas DAsciHs AcApHst The second
class Of Prof Lippafds Dancing Academy.
will close with this week Applicants fct
admission should apply immediately At
tention hss not been called 10 the aeade
my the past week, principally FOR the rec
son that II has not wanted IT, hppatd's
Academy Ia . self sustaining Institution
lie has had ne many pupils ne he could at
tend TO-. aud his advertisement IN the pa
PET brings out more, On Thursday night
lsst. We looked IN al the pfsetieihs party,
aud lament with him that he hss not y
room isg feet square. II he had. we feel
satisfied that he would have half the town
dancing.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
pps-oniruARy pieeoS.lIotts.-A

PRs-0mruARy PieEoN.lIoLts. AS
soon as a man begins to be peoul.
lar or distinguished enough 60 be n
probable subject of obituary
wherever he may happen to die,
the London Times gives him spc-
cial pigeon.hole, wherein is kept
record of all his deeds, sayings,
incidents of his life, Sc. Here is
gathered the chronicle Of his exist.
enees produced with such wonder.
ful promptness and particularly,
on the very next morning after the
death OF any celebrated man. To
some minds, suggests Willis, in
the last Home Journal, this might
perhaps be an annoyance ; but, so
eager are most men to have il pro.
bablc that they will be heard OF af.
ter death. that, we doubt not, the
occupancy of a piggeon-holc might
easily be made a matter of rent --
The knowledge Of the fact, adds n.
7. W.--lilsc the keeping in mind of
the recording angel-may make
famous men more careful of the
piggeop.hole.iness Of their lives 7
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
no PLY SICIANS
or TIiE SOUTHERN STATES.
wolfe's Genuine Uognso Brandy,
wolfs's Genuine Port Wine,
woife's Genuine Madeira Wine.
wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

an, rev supplying the trade with pure Cog
nsc Brandy. 10 bottles tuth fsf medical sna pri-
Vsie use. The immense stcress that has crown.
ed my ea,,ts ~ plsee pure uin within the reach
~ slh under the name ~ Aromatic sehleism
sehnsrrs. and W. drive sut of thefmsrket the
pernirirus compounds ssla as Gin throughout
the country; led inany lending druggists. spuihs-
esfies and medical inen. f6r some yeats past. o
solicit ifis tc pursue the eoutse ~ regard 70
the article cf Brandy. 7 shsuid hsve complied
with these requests ROW sll quarters ioos sec.
bu, was deferred from n Nv the fact. thsi owing
70 the esothitsnt price ~ Brandy ~ France. rpn-
segment rpen the shcftnsss pf the efspe crop D.,
some yesfs. there wss ~ chance ~ my balre able
10 import The choicest Brandy bottle ~ ard sell
y NJ moderate prices Fortunately mr. me. the
grape crop fcf the last and previous vsat tana
the prospect fct this) wss sbunaant. and r,.-ss
cf brandy have isllsn 10 the sisndari pftsn years
sRp The dutT on Brandy u also seventy pc,
cent lover. and have nov made arrangements
With huf brandy exporters IN Frshee. ~ the
highest fepute, sna am regularly tseeivirg epfi-
siRn,nents cith best Coen-e Rrsnav. Witch : ar,
bpttline sna selling ss wclie's Genuine Ccenss
Brandy. ieuatsntee with ~ seal. labels and
certificates the brandy 80 bottled ~ me, ss The
pure. unsdultststsd article. and " viii be found
when ussd as medicine. bevsrses. ~ errdi-
81. hsalthful and lnvieotsting. u has been =
matter ~ universal coinpiain that q bottle ~
pure. rnnii,sd French brandy. was very dinieuit
10 pbtsln, snd the purchaser, nine times IN ten
wss deceived with vile nsn afactured initiation.
~ ali descriptions cf sfdest spirits Brandy. from
its high price. has been the one article that mis-
efs and sellers have turned their attention 10,
and ~ illlons ~ esllyns ~ the secsllsl French
Brandy hsve been scattered snnuslly through
the land. sni h.ve been The primary cause ~
murders. suiridss, erusltes aud etifnss, and hare
ssnt thousands 70 early grave, self fdestfnysts,
ffpm delfintn trernefs ,nsnis -potd ard hore,s
nsres nnk.cwn, until unprincipled began.
20 make rnaddsnine compounds shd sell n as The
pure French Bsrndy.
The virtues ~ pure French brandy ned moi he
told bg me- They are known thtUug tout The
world ss medicine ~ mild stlmulsnt n L.. ss
The french nation poetieslly call ~ "Ess de Ia
vie" The water ~ life. nut This applies ~ u on.
" when pufe and ansdulters.ea. ~ .nufsetafel
With The FEARFUL ingredients that make good
Imitation. " becomes death dtink 10 innocent
tens ofihcussnas ~ our tsee 10 remedy fear.
f,l evii. have commenced importing Brandy.
bcttline ", and selling u &c
"woLFHs gENUiNE UogNA0 BRANDY"
stp daily receiving orders ftgin the druggists
and spotheesfies IN all parts ~ the tinion & sell
!, fer medical purposes.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
No. 80 Hesver street. New York.
nv AGENTS in New Orleans; y. J .Iilsr. q Co
A y. tiPirrr . ca. =. 2. MeeBtk o..
nsvt2-smdtw.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

CoNrsnr ~ fnf HALL of rue lleust b.
The Concert and Supper TO be given NY the
Ladies' Of the Episcopal Church. will ecine
plr on tomorrow night The best amateur
90 we'll ne professional talent has been
secured for the oeeasi6n. II the ladies
could prevail on stranger who we heard
Yesterday evening at aeldmann's, s,disecurs
ing most eloquently on the violin. to play
one piece for them, It would he an sddi
tional attraction. lie is en- amateur ss We
are told-but equal to sivofe. ole Bull
or Chas. wvnan.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07


TH,stsAsss EAbooH.=Ev Every person &c
quainted with the geography Of our es 3
panding eity-must know where Thiel-
msnn's Saloon is If they have not the ad-
vantage af knowing fhielmann himself.
The Bowling Saloon this much is said
fot the benefit Of the uninitisted) uf Thiel-
mann. Is permanent institution located
on the North east corner Of the square in
which stands the old llafhey House. In
deed. on the corner uf this building is q
fist painted TO point the stranger directly
the straight road TO Thielmenn's, aud
there Il has been fof many yeefs. through
summer and winter seasons, Thielmann
ia q permanent Institution doot Of
the house he's been open this last ftteen
years to our knowledge. True II IL. that
laws have been enacted during that time
aud may new be found quietly slumber-
ing in the books Of Attofnies against nine
and ten pine, aud vainly endesvoring to
tax them cut Of existenee but strange TO
Say neither the laws or Legislators have yet
succeeded In convincing the less favored
million, that there is any great sin In roll
ing balls to knock down ten pins. Indeed
II Ia tacitly agreed on oil hands that the
game Of ten pins is an innocent and harm
less amusement. A TO our old friend,
Thielmann. who we have met 30 often
with music n dreamy mid night, we hope
he may not only make ten strike him
pelf In the game Of life, but that he may
live long enough after it, TO enjoy the ben
sats thereof to the full extent.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
sttgrEgsIoN SALE.

STATE OF LOuIEtANA-fatish Of Fast
Ration Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Cuuft-in the matter pf the Succession
Of JEAN MARQUETTE No. G5g.
DY VIRTUE Of q Commission issued in
ID the above Succession. aud tp me di-
rected from the Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
ttict Court. in and for the Parish Of Eas
Hatnn Rouge aud State aforesaid. 7 vii
offer ut public sale, at the premises W here
on the deceased last resided, in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on Third street. between
boulevard and Convention Streets, on
SATURDAY. the ii,h day of February
next, 1890. ut 10 o'clock. A. NJ. the per
sonal property hereinafter described. be-
longing to the above succession. TO wit
A lot Of groceries, fruits. etc, etc.
Ter Terms Of sale CASH.
lebi II. V. bAl!lN. Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
.VesU Shoe Store!
A II Fl u 81 u ~ r.

LAUREL STREET. Baton Roves. Ia.
fIulE undersigned begs leave re
! speetfully tp call public atten EHI
con tu the fact t',at he he's openedF
II the new brick building of John ~
inuguet. Esqi on Laurel street. In the city
llf Batun Rouge. q very extensive stock n
RouIs. SHOES. HATS AND OARS.
As my entire attention will be devoted 10
this line pf business. shall keep ecin
plete assortment aud great variety GENTS
SHOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and BOoTEEs also Boys.
Misses. Children and Infants SHOES
together with ell the varieties aud les 0
HATS AND CAPS.
am determined 10 keep every article in
my line If business, sp ne ~ make the
LAUREL STREET RTORE" head quar-
ters. for goods in my line, and 10y unfe-
whiting attention to business faf prices
aud disposition to please the public, CON
mand liheretal share Of patronage.
ils- Orders ffom the country aud from
West Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention A. n. HUgUET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
no THE IlAnIra

C NJ. ASHER. respectfully infotms The
-. ladies' of Baton Rouge end vicinity.
that he hes now on hand and will always
keeh full assortment uf all materials for
needle work, sueh as Zephyr. SPLIT. Chine
aud Shetland Wool. Embroidery silk and
Cottgn In all eolofs. Cfuche cotton snd
Needles. which he will furnish at New Or
lean prices, s M. ASHER.
dee20-u Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

Bay The Legislature of Peunsylva.
MIA in 1904 passed the following "
Resoiud, That no member of the Leg.
islature will be allowed TO come into
thc House barefooted."
Those must have been the days
that tried mems soies."--Nco Bedford
Times.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

Nov re run Tiss,-=fhe rfoptietcts ol
the reple's store Messfs. =. Hehmslinshy
y Go, give notice this morning OF great
reduction In the price Of Goods at THEFT
establishment The establishment must
he cleaned cut Immediately, TO make wsy
Iot the heavy stock Of spring aud summer
goods now on the way from market.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
FRENCH MEIINOs

S,OLtp Colered lie tsins, also Printed Ossbfners
- Robes ofthe lstes, ana richest designs. Vel
vet finish Pgpiins. Fancy shd mourning Scotch
Fisids, all ~ which sn able 70 oGsr ~ per cent
below The asusl selling prices What ssy mean
q. SIMON.
povtD Capitol Chnsf stpre,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
BARBEE Il BENJAMIN

HAyE In Store, The following goods. which they
oTe' 20 dealers snI Families. either at whoissais
cr re'sil. on favorable terms snd 81 reasonable
prices
TOBACCO
In every vatistri ~. BoSes-loh Hoses. 10 D.
hpSes. ~ bE the single poanI ~ plug.
sEgAHs.
Cszsdot.s, Candsd. Cosehss. Opera Conehss
rieolimni. Tefurss, una Mins. Diamantes. Ia
Lunas. Londfes. rt,nssdss. etc. etc.
nnANpY.
Ola isnnessey-tTsg old Martii old sssersc
Ola London Duc, Oiafd, Dupuy 4 Ga. !Is,ngyetths
catavba. Eiehths Imitation.
WHISKY
Oid Ecatch. old Irish do. nourbon. Hya: Oli
Robinson County. Tennessee. Common ReeiiHsd.
oLAHET.
Alfred Mofton's Msteeaus.
do do LeovIlls
Saint Julian Medon=-in boxes or by the Cast
nox GOODS.
old brandy. brandy Cherries, Chsa,paene Cider
quarts and pihts. Assorted brandy Fruits Assert
sd Cordlals. Lemon Syrup, Flsvofisg Extracts.
PICKLES AND BETUHUps.
In gallon lars, half gallon. quarts aud pinfs wal
nut kstcbup. Tsmstc Ketehup, Mushroom Rsich
up. Worcestershire Sauce, John Bull do. raoll
sauce. Pepper Sauce.
sAHDlNEs. OYSTERS. ETC.
baltimore Cove Oysthrs, safdines In quarter
halfsnd whole boxes. salmon, etc. Maeks,sl in
Kits aud Barrels.
ALE AND PORTER.
In pints and quarts.
PRESERVES. FHutT. ETC.
Rcd Current Jelly aud Jam. Rssberry Jelly and
Jsm, strawberry, do, Preserved Peaches, Ginger
Green Cages, quinees, 80.
FHrsH FRUITS.
Peaches. Strawberries. Hssbetfiss. Blsokberries
Ae.
VEGETABLES.
Green corn. Green Peas, Asparagus.
large and varied assortment In chests, all
chests, pounds. half pound aud quarter pound
packages.
We also have In store our usual assortment oi
Western goods, consisting of
FLOUR, BACON, PORK. LARD, CHEESE. nut.
TrEH. pIuS FEET, SO.
Crushed, Powdered and Brown sugars. Rio Cof
fee. Old Government Java, Soap, Candles, Oils
etc, etc. for sale by
jsni7 BARnEE BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
UmppEIIAs a rARAsoLs.

A vERY large assortment u these goods, just
N feeei-sd, consisting Of bingham siik snd
cotton Umbreiiss, all sises@ among them SONS
very 1ne KseneH Ginghsm Umbrellas for Ladies',
= new article, VERY light AMI very handsomely
made. fseptI W. ~ PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
HALL, OF MAYsvILLE PLOws.

ON HAND, our regular assortment of these un
" rivallsd Flows, large and small, with sDt
without cutters: some of which are made express
lp for the culture OF cotton.
nov29 LARGUIER a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
IInOI, skIIlTs.

I NAVE Just received new supply of Mpran's
j Hoop skirts. made without y stitch ~ Clasp
pf any kind aud the only skirt That viii not toaie
apart ". ~ plliIIIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
J,fsT RECEIVED.

y nAnHEiH ~ Premium Haels Flour This
Ssp supetiu, article ~ Flour is guaranteed ~
have M supsiiet IN The united states. Families
making q tsisl ulit, nan have the msney refund
ed hy saying ther ever used hettsr.
dsrf IHpMAH nfllNEi
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
GUM DROPS.

t0n0 POUNDS e superior sftieieD just rseeiy
iUUV ed ~ the Drug Store ~
dee7s v. HEuDg q 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

nn- Crinoline Hall' is the name Of
new hall just completed IN Bristol,
r.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

TN THAT par,icula, branch We wish ~ rsl the
j attention ~ the Ladies', having new IN store
= handsome assortment. all widths from ~ tu q .
inches, warranted all buisd aud will be sold low
fot each AZ tho
deco prnrLr.E Hronr
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
vtsVor,st rrsrorsti

A OoMpLErE assortment tf Pistols and Re
n volvers, consisting ~ Colt's 0la and New
Mahsi Hevoivsfs; and new article ~ Colts "Fn
g,sved Revrivers. aiso W titney's Revolvsrs. Al
len's self ccekine Pistols, Navy Revulvers. ard
the Smith wesscn Seven Shooter. sll ., The
lowest prices. ~ .... ....-,....-
rGvy8 FRANZ HUgUEIs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

vNTINDOw GLAss-Frcnch and American Of
w all sizes. at New Orleans prices. for sale
by ED. wM. nOuEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
aNlFEItIi
uIACk DRESS SILKS.

DsO nAus rio; leo Pockets Oli arvern,n on
ksDO Java nARnrE 4 BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
'ANE KNIyEai CANE HNIvEsii

~ DOZEN Louisiana Long blades,
80 Cast steel Cane Knives with end
without hooks. 30 dor do wide Blades
for sale st city prices, ct -
LAhgUiEB n LANOUBs,
oe25 Cor Lafayette aud Florida Sts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
NEGRO BLANK Frs.

rJ'HE sUBsCRfbEH will receive IN few days
J. 800 pair ef negro BlsHkets, and viii sell them
81 New orleans prices all tht'se 10 want ~ these
goods will do well 10 give me 3 esll.
ssgsO ". u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07
HEATING! sTnXEs

A PERFECT cord Of them vet on hand ~
~ MpNTAN a MATTAE
dpea Hardware Corner
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-07

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