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Give no Money to Dr. Powers.
pEnr, Dec, 18th. 1k1s1.

IElEc' DEC. 18Th, 16Co.
Editors Chicago Tribune; -. :,
In yonE paper of yesterday you 1atc that i,
person calling himself Dr.; Powers. pretcuds
10 hail from LaSalle County, and to be author!
lied to make collections ior Kansas. H.
The ;ndiridual is3xell.luow1 in ihia ntiEh-
horhood, and he not only 1sas not any, ,euthori~
ty to mike collections for Ii Sale county; but
u the very last perzon TINT those who know
h!nwonld entzust with any such power. =
W4. CurNAsERo,
4 4 =. = TAEnoE u. BREWSTER.
= Aessrs. Cknm1sero and Brewster are
"en~known and responsible citizens Of
Peru, and mean wsat they say. "Dr:
Powere' lns come to dead halt in his
KANSAS collections.
, 1860-12-15
MORE LYNCUINES.

4 party OF men just driven away from
Louisiana, after having bcea subjected to
atrocities that Wild Indians would be
ASHAMED 10 perrc'ratc, passed through, Ills
city yesterday, On their way home, to Ehnd
au Lac, Wis. We did not see The persons
10 whom VIC refer, but are told that their
story will, when related to the public, make
every American blush. 4 Douglas Demo.
crat who saw their scars, and heard their
relation Of the way in which their wounds
were received, advised them to present
themselves at the Office Of the Chicago
T.t:s, as . commentary Oh the denial in
that paper that Sort!,crn men arc driven
away from the South. Their crime was
their residence in tic Nort1l-in Wiscon-
e;n, where a Personal Liberty law Is oa
l[ata:c book, unrcpca!cd.
, 1860-12-15

usCSb NJ u, 1'ssAtssLtEs
Iri;,;:ac ot}loe, Chicago.
kE See advertisement Tor beard in another
column.
LECTURE OK TcMpERAScE-nr. " S. Davis
Is to dclivcra Temperance Lecture at Edwards
Chapel, corner OF South Ila!stcd and l!srri*on
streets, on Monday evening next, before t:,e
Tenth Ward Temperance Legion.
~ OpES1So.-An ambitions yo.ln:, man
from "down east.r looking fer an opening
*'out west" found one yesterday, in tho ice,
near McCor,nick's Reaper Factory. With 4
cooled understanding, hc INSIDE tracks for q
warmer cline.
Ar1EA ro1 LADIES DnEs.E..-Wc yceter.
day saw ! splendid dress spoiled from the cate
lcssrc:s Of somc one who Lad left 4 pile Of
boards. Gllrd with nails, Oh the Sidewalk in
front Of business house, where, as matter
Of necessity, Of course, wide tier Of bales nnd
boxcs had rendered the rassaSc-way already
sufficiently narrow. Where were tho police:
Hart OF MA11. Tn.EyEs.-Charlcs Oxicr and
Henry Seymour, d,ias Wilson. were on Thur
day evening arrested for larceny Of fot Of
c.Is :ad an ov:reoat fror, the vestihalc Of tic
Duzaett House, Oh South Clark street, during
the continuance Of a dancing party. The over
coat VA. found on Seymour. Both confessed
their guilt, and were held yesterday morning
by Justice Davis iu $500 each for appearance
for trial.
The s7ApD1SG AFrR&T or THcRspAr.-The
man Thomas Mccarthy, Us It was thought fa-
tally stabbed by Cassidy, the journcyn,an tai
lor, at No. go Lake street, on Thursday, We
arc happy to announce still survives lis
wounds. His attending physician has great
hopes Of his ultimate recovery. lie was yc3-
tcrday removed from the scene Of the al{nyto
tic Sisters Of Mercy Hospital, No. o67 Wabash
avenue, where be will be properly andtenderly
cared for. Tue examination Of Cassidy has
been set down for next Tuesday.
CONCERT or TUE PHILHARMONIC soc1rrr.
The coming concert Of the Chicago Philhaz-
monie Society Mt Bryan HALL on Monday eye-
min. next, The 18th inst, 1t is expected will be
one Of the most attractive musical festivals of
tic season. From the admirable initiatory Of
the Society given some time since, land the
varied first class talent embraced In its ranks,
VIC would adsikc all who desire musical treat
seldom to,;bc enjoyed In this city, to bo at
Bryan Halrery carly On next Monday night.
Attention ts called to thc programme inthis
morne sTn1BrsE.
G3MF CrTr MisSo CoAeAsF.-The an
~~6hnrood hzShf tho stockholders Of the Car
". toom, Ainins Company was held ut their
o01.e in tits city on the 10Th inst. g. s. Hub
bird, H:A- Tucker, Albert Crosby, Vim. LII,
i e Wicker and Joel Ellis d, Chifsgo, and
John H. Gatlss Of Easste River, Mfh:, were
elected Directors for the cnsuing year:
Ata meeting Of the Directors, hel9 on The
same evening, G. 8. Hubbard ~ elected
President, and Robert ". How Secretary and
Treasurer. Their nnnuA report will be issued
in faw da5-vasn we shnll havo more to SAY
In relation to tn prospects IT tho Company.
, 1860-12-15
IIonarclfcaI Tendencies III Sout!.
Carolina,

TIE struggle i'll tie s,utl Carolina Lesisl..
tu:e, between the Deuocrltic rnd tic Oily
chical parties, il Endcr>tuo;. o bc tlrrce ont,
The fosEltr it wonl,! appear, t'rl.Oac any iuno-
yat;un on the State Constitution, aud Is ca!1c
Democratic Only in rc atiyc sr,,se. The U3:-
garchica purity arc full of new ,1:c:s1res, Ill 1t
ailicl: point 10 the concentration nt power in
tho hands Of I'LL Individual; in tAlivr words,
the establishment nf 4 dictatorship TIE rs-
suit Of the s,alio!ngs for Governor, show how
evenly balanc.4 bol4l parties arc, for each has
put forth cprc*cnta:ivr 1ns1' H. candidate 1or
the place. Another SYMPTOM Of fisc E!oIar-
clilal tendencies Of the secession movement,
will he recognized III 4 pulpit declaration, re-
Gently made bJ the Rev. 8. D. Prcntlss, rector
Of St. Peters causch IN Charleston. The
E; i4coIalian divine stated that 1ncn are
sets ; % Of Gcorsc m ' te FL Tru w" sna Ets tey o na
live 10 be subjects Of his great55rn,!.
so:,-thc lsince "f Wales. THIS We sec Inv
o!d Adam Of royalty, a~ the English 11.'.'s
calls it, 1nanilrsting itself amosy the E"c.s-
siouists. The Toryis,n wt,ic|, the glory anil
success OF the Revolution drove back intu its
secret chamber, is emerging in;o DAYLIGHT ono.
1uorc. But Mr. l'rc,ltiss might Know that II,
sovereign Of England could sccert the SOW
y.isutv of South Carolina. 1t wuu!d cost him
or LEI too much, unless the abolition OF slav.-
r. should tc condition 1f the contract $,
dep i the afhnrrcnce Of negro slavery all
over Europe, that NC venture 70 say the South
vra Confederation, if ever it be formed, will
not be recognized T.. any of til. greet powers.
1t will he NJ tlorc II. :nttcl to have rc}'rcscia-
t'tives 1t their courts, t:an I1ayti is permitted
10 have representative near tic United Stale.
Government. The ciyi!iz"rt ,lntiohH will cu!s-
spire to put the slave Republican slave mon-
arclly, ~ the case may bs-;n Coventry, anf]
keep it there; and its international status will
be sossc, If possible, tllan was that o{ Asiers
wlilr It was q nest of pirates, un;ier the do
Elinion If Dry,-lGssoui Democrat.
, 1860-12-15

These discussions have been Of 1nAtcrihl scr
vice in several ways. They have drawn ta1dy
and reluctant, and hence I'll the more effective
concessions, from the Northern Democrats
and from Southern men Of the border Stotee.
that the repeated charges Of want Of fdcli"
II, On The rart Of the Republicans TO the Con-
stifutional obligations of the North In regard
To tic rendition of fugitivo flaycs, arc utterly
groundlcss. Thcse accusations are riHu.lly
confessed by Douglas himself, By Mr. Pnsh,
Indiana and Thompson Of New Jcrsey,
to he 1nrtizan cnlumnlcs, Invented
for merely clectioncc1ing purposes. They hare
declared in their places in the Senate that tho
entire North, Republicans aud Democrats In.
ciudcd, have been true to their Constitutional
guarantees. In This respect the Scnator9 from
tue border Southern stntcs, the only States
TALLY coaccde the same tling. Such was the
testimony at least Of Senators Green Of Mis-.
souri and Powell Of Kentucky, two Violent
democrats, The extreme Southern men cvcn
abandon this, ,prctext, and also TINT the pcrso'
nal liberty bills being aoy ground Tor }1sunion-
What rculains. Senator Wi5lall on 1Acsday
alleged the wnnt Of adequate PROJECTION 70
also promptly demolished BY Judge pougias,
who appeals to tho record 10 show not only
that hse reason for secession does not c11st,
but that auch projection has not even bocn
asked Of Congress. In fact the identica! 6ena"
tors making these complaints, Wigtau utncluued,
actually voted near tue close OF the session
that no occasion for such legislation existed
No exiyenry has since arisen requiring Con
gresalonal protection to. 6lavefy. We're 1t
otherwise, to abandon thc feld baiost even
making demand for 1t By introducing bill
i1f the purpose, is eelf.evtdent absurdlty.
Thus these disorganizers, By . Attle rational
discussion, have been completely driven to tho
, 1860-12-15
G)iraqp Griihu,te*

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1860.
To N1nll Subserlbcrs,k1
The date Oh the clip On which your uame +,
Printed, tells whcn your subscription runs OUT.
Eee3 M eye omit
, 1860-12-15
Court adjourned until Q II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TESTIMONY OF TIE OFFENCE

At The opening Of the Court Nj. GEO. C.
CAMPBELL, one of the counsellor the prosecu-
ton, testified that the entry in tic order book
Of tile U. S Express Company in St. Loais,
dill not arpesr to be in the handwriting Of the
defendant
The defense here rested their c7se, after re-
serving the right to argue tho nfmIssibility OF
the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Iowa, de-
cia7ir: tbs Bridge nnisarcc.
NR. CooK cited from 8 Mclean's-R. Tooke1
is. Thompson, p. regarding its admissible
i!y.
Nm NcAIL1srER cited, per contra, C1anch,
1D
The decree was then admitted BY agreement
Of council
, 1860-12-15


Ceo E Hul5d1 srosn-E1c,nine7 BY Kr.
cao*--Rcside in Davenport, Iowa; am an attor-
ncy-at-law; know Bissell; know Lis hand-wri-
ting, from, having been employed to take dep
nsitions in the c,scs against the Railroad Co.;
have seen him write often ian address on IN
envelope was here shown TO witness.} This is
his handwriting; cannot be mistaken with
regard to 1t.
J. IT. G.tto sunn-Eraminelb by Nr Cook
Reside In Davenport; am an attorney and no
ta1y; know Blsse1i know his handwriting;
was engaged for twenty days or upwards IN
taking depositlons with him; saw him write
then witness identified the address shown to
previous witness.
ctoss enenined <6y Hr. Walt.r.-Was en-
ployed BY the Bridge Co.; WIS telesrsphed to
come here By Mr. Tracy.
Horace 1galte75 sootH-Etanissed bY n.
Coa&-Residc in Davenport have been clerk
At the Burtts House two years and I half; Bis
sell has stopped at our house several times;
witness Mso identified the handwriting on the
address us Bisseli's.
C1uss7eeumined ty Nr. 1Fa1ler. request
cd to come to Chicago-an emplovee Of the
Bridge eCompany-af the Instance Of 3fr Tracy.
The evidences In the case waa here closed
ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL,
Mr.. HAvES opened the case for the prosecu-
tion BY stating TO the Jury that he had not an-
tlclpated that the evidence would be closed
this afternoon, and hence WIS hardly prepared
to present tie case In such manner Us he de-
sired. He then proceeded to argue the case
as presented By the prosecution Throughout
the entire testimony Of this case VIZ have
shown you that they haye combined together
for tho purpose Of dsstEoytng this bridge
, 1860-12-15

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, 1860-12-15
Nem advertisements.

w WANTED-A young man Of good
acuve bnzIa VIII for the Interests IF ta en-
pl0Jer faithfully for moderate tA1ary. Il gcad reo
E1u. Address -. e." II this otlce. Iel..:seIni
WANTED-Board by gentle
w man and his wife, and two single gentlemen,
fnrnhhed Or unfurrl-ard rooms, In 4 family xhrze
there asr no esaeT hoard-rs prrtsseI Amply !Esat.
distely, addressing H." Post taec Boz 1853.
del3u6tR2t
, 1860-12-15
Especial Dispatches 10 the tfn;lnn4ti Gazcttc.1
XasHlSG1lS Qrc L.

ISPettaI DISPATCHES 70 Inc (fhln0KH GaXctte.J
WASHINGTON. Drc. II.
GOOD Effect oF THE CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES.
Tile debates Of tho last three days in Con-
rcss ca:iuut fail to have nieciled effect In dis
hca!1ening the Dlsunion;sls, and in restoring,
confidence to the country. pct,l'lc have bern
unrea>onably alarmed. That alarm Is subsid-
iu,; the visionsrv fabric of secession is rap
idly di:solv;ug itself into The air. Its i1nagi-
nary basis is gone; one by one the alleged
grievances Of the extreme South have teen
demolished and abandoned, until ihe only pre-
two scctious. Something more substantial
than this r.uet he pleaded In faror Of divorce,
even granting that tho indictment can he sus-
laincd, -.
, 1860-12-15
B0dt1i1tu,

ROAGD1NG.-Pleasantr rooms and
H. board nay be ha1 1t sOo Wabash Avenue.
, 1860-12-15

pOARDING.-A Suite Of Front
.1p Rooms 10 rent with board 1t . aut I M!cht-
Esa Ayeaae Rsf.sensea fequizec nol:-d;.,.ln
BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
IL With Board can be ob&siael Ut W. - Van Barren
sueet. between State aad WabaAh avenoe- nols1Im
, 1860-12-15

ROARDING.-.A gentleman and
- his wife, and two sIcc1c gentlemen. c.n b. nc
eo1azaodatel With board sud pleasant roo1na AZ y
-Am%
, 1860-12-15

Their grievance bubbles aso all punc:urcd.
They find themselves in q ridiculous attitude
before the country. They are exposed to the
world as petty tritlcrs with the highest inter
esss Of the ration; rs the worst enemies ut
THAR n1rn nAafitf,
, 1860-12-15

AZ OrESISo.-An ambitions yonn; man
from "down east" looking fer an opening
"out west,' found one yesterday, in tho ice,
near McCor,nick's Reaper Factory. With a
warmer cline
, 1860-12-15

BENEFIT or TUE NEW MAGDALES AsYLCM.---
4 Fair and Concert is to be given at West
Market Hall On thc ofth and eth Of the rrcs-
ea: month, for the benefit ani 10 pay tie in
debtcduess Of the New 3layaa1cn -asyluns.
Tickets 81, 90 for Lady and gentleman. The
Glent Family and Great Western Band arc 70
appear both evenings. 4 Fair and Concert.
for the same object, Is announced to take placc
at bryan Hall Oh tic last day Of the old and
first Of tho New Year. Admission to the Int
ter, during the DAY, :2:5 ccnts. To the Concert
5occats after O'Clock, r. u Tickets for both
days, sl.00. It is reasonable to presume tha.
the object and numerous attractions presented
will serve to fill the halls on both occasions.
kAxsAs RELIEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ladies' Of the Methodist E:surc!, have solicited,
packed, and sent oflbs express f:om tho office
Of tho City Missionary, Nc. 16 Methods.
Church Block, five lozes Of dry goods and
clothing. We have also paid orcr. to Dr. JOHN
Evans Ssh in cash; aud have shipped By Bur-
llnstcn II Quincy Railroad three barrels Of
groceries and provisions. viii receive and
dispose of any donations that may be made,
enher; for the suffering Of Kansas OR the sucef-
Ing Of our own city. Let us not forget tie
poor at home W. T. STEWART,
No. 1G Methodist Church Block.
Office hours from 10 to Il.
sFoR TIE poon HorsE-some Of tho cloth.
ing and bedding found in the lake and on the
shore, supposed to have belonged to the Lady
Elsin, Is to be sent to the Poor House for the
, 1860-12-15

LECTURE OK TcMpERASca,-Nr. " S. Davis
Is to dclircFa Temperance Lecture at Edwards
Chapel, corner OF South ifa!stcd and lIsrrison
streets, on Monday evening next, before TIE
Tenth Ward Temperance Legion,
, 1860-12-15

NONET TO I.OAN.-Fo. one.
~ tive. cr tsrcc re::. ~ city r-or-... Fa.re.1
ra2ee wanted Apply u J. L LIE, y C..tx A:es5s
e:+-.< It IAke. ds.l Ac!tY
, 1860-12-15

Monthly cost ost................... >. SO, ,a?G*3
NY lluEre= iut Cavalry. at 800 each H. 3t}GJ
633 Saddles. Brides, etc, at SIS each.... 1H:EEt9
.aftMgty !lursc3 1ur aonr cutnpaneE.-.-- 5,1t>lGJ
"a 1acld'petEs. III 81 :n each. 13,N0t.l
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
SILKS.
PHALEN,s HAIR INvIGORATOR

40 DOZEN largo and small size, Just
40 received, by
ap30 ED. & WV. BOGEL.
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Carriages and Harness,
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

NICOLAS BARroLI, on Lafayette street, takes
1N pleasure in announcing to the public, that
he has received fresh stock of Goods, consisting
in part Of the following articles:
OkAh6ks, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds OF GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
large variety of NUTS and CANDIES.
WI n T. s.
CLARET WINE by the Cask, Box and Bottle
MUSCAT and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES;
HEIDsICKs CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
CO RDIAL LIS.
ANIsETTE, kLSYNTHE, KIRSEHENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES.
SARDINES IN OIL.
ALso-A very large assortment of the very best
Brands OF HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public 70 the
above named articles, would say that will sell
them cheap enough, so as to ensure general pa
tronsge. NICOLAS BARTOLl.
Baton Rouge, August 23d. 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

tE-For professional and business cards,
(including daily paper) not exceeding SIX
lines, for IL months, $20--without the pa
per, s12. ,..
tEThe privilege of yearly advertisers
Is strictly limited to their own immediate
and regular business; and the business OF
an advertising firm is not considered as
Guiding that Of its individual member.
EAnnouncing candidates for state
and Parish offices, $40; municipal tdices
S5, to be paid for invariably in advance.
tEAlt advertise ments for strangers or
transient persons to be paid in advance.
reimbursement not marked on the
COPY for specified time, will be inserted
till forbid, and payment exacted.
tEAil communications Intended
promote the private ends or interests OF
Corporations, Societies, Schools or individ-
uals. will be charged "a advertisement.
fECards of q personal character can
only be published in this paper az adver-
tissments, and must be paid for in advance
at double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
HAIR-WORK MADE TO ORDER

HfHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform the
Il Ladies OF New Orleans and the pull bile in gen
eral that he is fully prepared TO execute any or.
der IN his line, such as Bracess, Necklaces, Guard
Chains, Vest Chains, Rings, Drops, Crosses Buttons
octs, Errrings, Hearts, Acorns SNAKES. ABclors
Fishes. Books, Birds, Baskets, Horns Tr,,nnpsts Bdr.
reis, Pictures; also, F7o,oer Bouq,tets Monuments
Ldnoscopcs, Lettsrs, fbrfTdits, de-, de-, de-, in
Lockets. Breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly to bring
to public notice that he has made a new invep.
ton, by which HAIR Uorkedia Fgotgers, Bouquets.
Monuments, de-, de-, never changes color as no
gum whatever is used and he has thus succeed.
ed in finding the means by which TO preserve the
Hair FOREVER IN ITS ORIGINAL STATE. The Hair of
the youngest infant can be worked up by means
Of this process.
Anxious to secure the patronage Of the Ladies'
and the public In general, he assures them that
every effort will be made to satisfy their expec-
tations In regard to neatness, durability and quail
ity; every article ofJewelry guaranteed.
9 A y. TON.
The public are cautioned against a species of
imposition In the above business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Europe, and
passing II of as IL executed with the Hair far
nished by customers. therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair.
~ Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested to be present, and their work done.
SO as TO be convinced that the will get their own
Hair; this will be a satisfaction, which no other
establishment In the City give, beiodre Of toa-
position.
sS- Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
OLD Coin AND SILVER TAKEN IN ExcBhNeE.
Orders from the country addressed 20 me will
be promptly attended to.
CO. Reeollect No., 81 CHARITIES STREET, |
II YOU wish 10 get the REAL HAIR Of your friends
+. STEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
No. "a CHARTRESS ST.,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets
dec2sd'&wy fromerly 81 Royal sire ]
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
I WILL RECEIVE I'M Anew DAYS
DRIED FRUITS.

ID ECEIVED, a lot of superior Dried Fruit,
III which, for the accommodation of the public
] will sell at retail at the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 90 cents per pound.
" Cherries 30 "
" Whortleberries, 80 cts. per pound.
q" Inc Pears, 40
sprill3. A. malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
s. M "A s. FL z r.

LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL.
ITAS NOW ready for inspection full supply Of
III Spring Goods, comprising every descrip.
tion OF articles suited for the present season and
coming summer, 10 which most respectfully call
the attention Of my friends and customers.
English Bareges by the yard and In Robes;
Organize s. of every style and description, such
as Double skirt Robes, Robes Of 4 Flouncss,
Tunique Robes, and the latest style;
Robe a Elmpaterice;
Printed Jaconets and Musllns;
Tarlatons. all oolors;
Solid Colored Bareges, white, Black, Pink Blue
and Brown, and large assortment of White
Goods and Lmbroideries. such as Jsconets; Swiss,
Cressbarred and Null Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
White Briliantine and Marseille and great va
ilety of Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
All of which am Offering at unusually low
prices for Cash.
spI6 3. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

"THE LORD hath created midicines out the
earth and he that Is wise will not sbhor them"
Bible.
A FRESH supply OF Congress, Settler and Ar
IA tesian Watsr-just received by
jan26 ED. 4 VIM. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
FRESH ARRIVALS.

n x BARRELS Extra Family Flour;
~ 90 Bakers Flour, fine article;
Port Wine in Bottles. very old;
Sherry Wine in Bottles, very old;
Afew tierces Of Duffieid Sugar Cured Hams,
Herrings,a choice article for families;
Raisins, very superior, in small packages;
nay22 :. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
HOOP SKIRTS.

A MOTHER supply Of those 80 Hoop Skirts, has
N Just been received at the
ie2s PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
MOURNING GOODS.

SUPPLY Of the above goods has been receiv-
N ed, consisting Of Bareges, Chally Silks and
Bombazine, at the -
je23 PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

TORN AND OATS.-2O0O Bushels Corn and
~ Oats, for sale at the City Feed Flour and
Lime Depot Of JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
PARASOT,S.

TINE Philadelphia Cash Store has now
on hand a tine assortment of Black
and Colored Silk Parasols. APPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

OS BASKETS Olive Oil, just received and
ZC and for sale at NJ. PRENDERGAST'S,
Main street opposite Harvey House.
iuly21
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Stamping for Embroidery Work.

1,NOR the accommodation of the ladies', I
II have made arrangements with house
in the city and ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind of goods
done with neatness and at very short mo-
tice. / will make q weekly shipment or
every Wednesday and return the eoeos on
the Monday following.
i. NJ. ASHER,
dec20-tf Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

nUTCH BITTERS-The genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bitters always on
hand at V. HEUDE 81 CO.'S