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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Sseosd Mayket.-If the city ever intends to
secure grounds for the extension Of the Sec-s
ond Market, now 10 the time TO do 90. The.
ESQ, IL offered for sale, and the city can pro-
bably purchase it on moro reasonable terms
now than hereafter. sssg ri s ss nS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Cap'wsed.-Watchman Franklin yesterday
the properly Of Robert Waddill, who 10 now
held in custody BY the Mayor TO answer the
charge Of stealing lead and copper Pipe from
]. p. Duval & 10. -,s s--s -. .s.sss.e -4.s,...
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TIE --LATEST FROM ITALY.-The mails by
the Asia are received. The following are the
latest dispatches con tanned in her advices:

TIE --LATEST FROM 1TALY.-Tho mails by
the Asia are received. The following are the
latest dispatches contained in her advices:
The Post Of June 9, says: The French Gov
the Neapoiitan station, in order to take on
board the French subjects, who number 1000
persons in the capital.
The Times Paris correspondent writes yes
terday that letters received announce that the
Sicily insurgents have obtained possession of
0irgenti the chief town Of the province, sit.
uated 70 miles southeast of Palermo.
The same writer says the Commissioners
appoin ted to take the boundaries between the
newly annexed provinces Of Savoy and Nice
and Piedmont, are said to have suspended
their siftings, from which it is inferred that
should Sicily be annexed to Piedmont, which
is more than probable, the Emperor Napoleon
would demand q further accession Of terrific.
ry-where, is not stated.
Turin, June 9, 500 A. M.-Gen. Letizia, on
his return from Naples, capitulated on the 9th
with arms and baggage. They are to encamp
till their embarkatiOn, on Montepelligrino.-
The fort of Castellamare has been placed in
the keeping of the English Admiral, until thu
evacuation has been effected.
The Consfifxti0nMel publishes the following
ohicial announcement: The dispatches which
have reached US from Sicily give the state o
| affairs thus: The armistice, which expired OF
the sth inst. at noon. is prolonged. The Grea
| Powers appear to have come TO an agreemen
| ON the one hand to demand that hostilitie
| should not be renewed, and on the other han,
| to lay down the prime pie Of the enon-interven
tien of Europe between the King Of Maple
| and Sicily. We may add that the interests .
/ our countrymen have rendered it necessary t
send additional French ships to the Sicilia
1 waters
MARsElLLss, June 9.-Letters from Rom
/ to the 5th instant state that fresh bands wer
| menacing the frontier, to which Gen. Lamori
ciere had sent more troops.
An official decree had extended the delay fo
/ the subscription TO the new loan until the 15t
OF July next. The Cardinals had held an e1
| traordinary meeting and subscribed 3OO(
| crowns, but the public revenues were dimin
ishing daily.
| 5OUOOO crowns.
Numerous families were arriving trem N.
Piles.
On the Ath instant the French division cole
| brated their anniversary Of the battle Of MI
genta- Crowds were present in the Pizz
| Oolonna, shouting 10 the troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

A HARD BLow.-The recent tornado, ex.
tending up the Hoiston river, In Tennessee
was very violent. A letter from Freedom
Tenn, dated the 10th instant, says that the
plowed earth was carried into the air BY
caytsful. It adds:
sAt Halls, there was quantity Of bar iron
1t was picked mp and carried quarter Of Z
mile. and some bars twisted around arumps oi
trees that they had 70 prise on with hand.
spikes. Mr.. Dayvalt had over 100 bashels ol
wheat in his harm, which was carried Oh, And
has not been heard Of - yot. Bacon, 0eur-u
ah0rt every thing within the range were ear.
ried up n the air. Sheep and stock were sssn
awav up In tho Air."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

U. s. FINANCRs.-The amount estimated by
the Secretary of the Treasury for the service
the additional estimates by the other depart
ments was Sis, ,223 $50, making q total Of $64,-
5O2, ,476. The Committee on Ways and Means
have reduced the total of these estimates ST.
23OOOO. The amount appropriated in the bills
reported was $4s, ,4sl 600, and as they passed
the House, S92 900. The amount on the
bills, rs they passed the Senate, was $495 :
s2s, and the amount as they passed both
Houses, $45, ,542, 600. In addition, the light
house bill appropriates nearly $637 900, and
the amount estimated for private bills il 81 =
600. The perpanent appropriations amount
| to 90, ,l73,00O, making in all q total Of $751;
600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Esies Ststioa.--Rev. Mr.. Bennett has re.
turned from the North, and will resume his
pulpit tomorrow. - 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Springfield Hall IL to b open tonight to the
public 70 hear q lecture BY DR.. Pfosiss ON
electrical psychology. The experiments on.
members Of the audience are very amusing a.
we'll as interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Aeeidsnf.-A horse attached TO D cart owned
by Mr.. VIM. Davis, took fright ON Broad.
street, from q locomotive last Thursday sven-.
Ing, and ran on down Brooke Avenue. In the
race the lines broke, and the negro driver
jumped on and caught and stopped the ami
hainr atruck nv thu shaft .s.. =, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

The Curtis Peek will mako m excursion 10
Old Point and Norfolk Tonight leaving her
wharf at Rockstts 1t O'Clock this afternoon.
The trip promises to Be- pleasant one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Fined.-Ths Mayor has fined VIM. Ryan, n
grocer, for selling liquor to bo drunk In his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

VALUABLE AMAzoNs.-In farm near the
farm work on a snug farm is done by females,
two daughters of the proprietor. Recently,
they had for an assistant, nearly all the sum-
mer season, a female hired man. They "plOw
and SOW and reap and now" almost equal to
men. They wear the Bloomer costume upon
all occasions, whether at home or abroad. 1t
is not an unus ual sight, in wet weather, to see
them about the premises, and even the neigh
bors, with their jaunty little hats on, and the
bottoms of their pants tucked into the tops OF
their tall boots, a la mas- kind. 1t IL said that
they can "finger the piano. talk politics. dis
cuss the sciences, literature, &c, equally as
we'll as they can handle the pruning hook OF
drive the plow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

The Sosthsyn DeMcc,atie Cosesnsjea, aHon.l
Mr.. Esbin, Of AlabaDa, pSesidinG. mat In Me-
tSopolitan Hall yeptsfdAy ct 12o'clock, and
after being called To order, adjourned until ~
O'Clock to-day. i've undsrstSnd that the deli
egates here In attendance have beeA invited TO
Baltimors, with the expectation that NEST OF
the Southern delegates would succeed, but
they have formally determined not TO 60. II
q Southern Convention becomes necessary,
because Of the actiOn Of The Baltimore Com
vention, 1t will b held In Richmond ~ de-
termined by the secedsTs At CharlestOn.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

~ LAWRENCE S. MARYE,
NJ ATTORNEY AT Law,
,,.ices in the Courts of the City Of Richmond
=.
l.s also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthe
ltsd States Court of Claims.
ias partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHIT
Z himself being dissolved, his Office is now Cd
Il street. just below GOddin's Hall. fe l3-1v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

81. John's CAHyeh 10 mot yet completed for
service. bat will be in the cout1e Of week or
ton days. af- esa8ssal {4a3 IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Stealing.-Jim, slave to Belvin Il Atkinson,
was con victed OF stealing two looking glasses
and = hammer from his owners, and ordered
to be f1Ogged. - ess.s. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

~ HENRY HODNALL,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
gseices in all the Courts held in the city of Ricn
s1ad.
"a Also, practices regularly in tho County and
Cfepit Courts OF Chesterfield.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and AcknoWs
f.smeats, ADM MISTER and Certify Oaths, and per
sTl whatever other duties pertain TO the ONCE OF
Notary.
02ce at the corner of Bank and uth streets. Just
sow the Custom House. ja Sly
TO-, PAKkE POINDExTER, ATTOk..
Slz NEY At Law. RICHMOND, VA, will
sraotce IL the city Of Richmond and in the ooun-
ta aef Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
a 0aic, in Lale'a Building. corner Of Main and
ieh street - SLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

- FUE RENT-A nea. BRICK DWELLING
b. situated on the east side of 9Th street, F5a ncf
AGsrden Hill, formerly occupied by w m. whey
Jones. al present by Mrs. s. F. HoH. For particu-
ars, apply on the premises. ye N-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

SEvRRR HAIL STORM IN PRINCE WILLIAM.
The hail storm Of Tuesday last passed over
that part Of Prince William county, Va, be-
tween Bacon Race and Dumfries, doing great
damage to the growing crops. The hail-stones
are said to have been as large As partridge
eggs, and the storm lasted about an hour and
half. Among the principal sufferers are r.
b. Merchant, whose loss is estimated at from
$500 to 600. Warren Davis crop of wheat
and corn is very much damaged-his loss is
estimated at $500. Richard Stonnells loss to
his crop is about $500. z. Kankey had nearly
his entire crop destroyed, and loses about
81 coo. The gardens in the village of Dumfries
were completely destroyed, and all the inhab-
itants of the village suffer moro or less loss
The crops all along the path Of the storm were
very much injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23
FOR SALE AND RENT.

a FOR RENT-A very convenient BRICK
EDWELLING, on Clay street, above let st.,
i0ar nearly opposite Mr.. A. Difi's, containing
isl rooms. gas fixtures, batning room and hXturcs
&c. The kitchen is also of BRICK. and has three
fooms. There are all the usual convenience in
'ae tard, such water, coal house, dairy. stable.
&c. Immediate possession can be had.
THOS. J. BAGBY, General Agent.
Je2-2t Wall ST., under ST. Charles Hotel.
IL ROOMS FOR RENT-First and second
Es foor-over Store l72 Broad. below 9Th street.
Il For terms, &C., apply on the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

S@ HAYES SUTTON, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
'rs;.ces in all the Courts of the city of Rich
.sse corner Bank and Iith streets, Richmond.
q He also Comnissicnsr of the United States
5zt OF CiAims. ap l6-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

SHoCKING DHATH.-A young lady named s..
@. Tucker, daughter Of w. Tucker, OF Craw-
ford county, Pa. met with frightful death
brother and herself started in q buggy to visit
some friends, and had got but q short distance
from home when the traces become loose, and
manageable. The brother jumped out and at
tempted to seize the horse, but he sprang away
and galloped off at fearful rate. His sister.
after making several Intellectual attempts to
check up the animal, jumped out, but her
dress catching in the step, she was dragged for
some distance between the wheels, receiving q
fracture of the skull and other injuries, which
produced instant death. Tue deceased was q
most accomplished young lady. and her death
has cast a deep gloom over the neighborhood
where she resided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

VIRGINIA MErHopIsrs AND TEE LATE Buy.
YALo OONT1R8NCH.-Asa an Official meeting Of
Church Of Alexandra, Virginia, great diseaiis.
faction was expressed At the late action Of the
General OOnfsrence on the slavery question
Of the clergy aud laity In Ssptsnbe ber. sss.r9T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

- LEE HING, LEECHlNG...
~ MRS. WOOL H o U 8 E, cnpper and
scaer. l37 Main street. over s. Eutherian rs Gun
,:tslded the ladies' OF Richmond, and given Uni.
vrss satisfaction.
Nrs ". Will attend those requiring her ser
vess, al sli hours, day OF night.
\ B-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
s.srvJ care fully packed. ap 23-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

NOTICE TO THE LADlES.-Mrs
~ JaNEA. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
I'D 10 Broad. between lst and Foushee streets,
.sscs rscallar to females and children.
special attention given to the practice Of OBJ
t.ircs- my I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

DR.. r. 4. LCCkETT having 10.
Al cs:aa permanently in the city of Rich
- ,sadsrs his professions al services to the citi
isls w~u.xs u.,.. p.sa.no. N.s NJ.
g snrger Of sih and franklin SITS. je lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

VI WhsahEHTER SCALE Wo1k0s-We
fgRSTs s,.e q haad frsm the ebovs factor. Plat
A.o. coij ijnTTEs' jnTTEEss' SxsigbIax fry. = g ~ 80 a
va o.d.i.f i.f the manufacturers a1e sDseoeso1 y
ipsAs 49,. pf raifeaA track. depOe 80 yatS-
Ad asssIsn. e: e: yhlsA 81 DlAtn1sb N1sensU
IN. v1s!ski'slff1toEIs. CO., co.
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to- For professional end business cards,
lineludihg daily papef) not exceeding sls
linesi for ~ months, $50 without the pa
fs,-The privilege o. yearly advertisers
h sttetly limited 70 their ewn jfafpediste
and regular business and the business ~
an advertising firm IL not considered asih
eluding thst 81 10 individual member
fW Announcing candidates fes state
end Parish Offices, si0 fuahieipai Gdiees
o., ~ be paid for invariably ~ sdvshees
~ All advertisements for strangers %
transient persons 10 be paid in advance
.W- Advertisement not msfked on the
eopy for = specified time, will be inserted
I'll fgtbla, aud Payment sxseted.
%All COMMUNICATIONS intended n
promote the pfivsts ends or interests ~
Corporations. Societies, Schools % individ-.
isls, will Discharged ~ advertisement
fY Cards ~ personal character esn
only he published ~ this pspsf ~ sdvsr-
tiseinepts, and must be paid ftf 10 advance
al double advertising rstes.
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MPROv WE'D
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS


THs undersigned respectfully calls the sttens
sion N Planters sna The putiie eeneiiy, ~ his
Gas tfesT AppA HAaus
sia Ne established economy ana advantages avsr
err sihef sina N Hehi, M ptaii0 Btiibbses.
PhlYATs RESIDENCES, SUGAR HOUSES. re-.
n. Re has abahasnt, conclusive ana sstisfse
tsty testimonials. where Ms cas- ifattT Az.
pARATUs is 10 operation. tina, there Il saving
81 per eens IN fnetey besiees sii the isbef tina,
necessarily has ~ he bestowed en on bstnps ~
sny sihef kind Of liquia new IN usss
The Capitol ~ Baton Rouge is iitrp ~ one N tny
Improved ess Light Apparatus,
~ which have The testimosisls N Govesnsf n
Q. wicstfffs, sna N Messts berlin 0hiatess, SET.
sesrt- at Arse ~ the Senate shd 4. u. pefsits,
sstsesht-ss Aims Of ths fissss, whs say
"f6uf ''impfcvea Gas light Aprststss' ss %.
piled 10 The state House u sanitsyis IN sii n.
arrangements, ssa ~ that sesia be desired"
hsvs aiso The Testimonials ~ ts. Jsss Pfs.
siss. n Esst Baton Rouge, sna W W. ptsa, 81
Assumption, who hsve niy apparatus sttsched ~
THEFT suest tiouses, which shosld liks Sugar
PLANTERS W examine
june7s D. NJ TfpHHs
sn-aadtsss letters 10 y. n. Tishe, Baton Rcuss
' iisaees pfefs. s.ten.iens
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A IA t4 Uo u II T.

tAyHst stRttf. sAfoa Hoves, Ia,
TUE undersigned bees leave re-
speetf,,ly W esll pebble attsn E0l
ospn 70 The fact ti,at he has epsned/ IN
u thesiew brick building ~ John' ~
lnugust. Es1., on Laurel street, IN the eitt
lif Hston Rouge. y very extensive stock ~
so0'Fs. SHOES. HATS AsD Gaps.
As my entire attention will be devoted TO
this fire ~ business. shall keep eoin-
plete assortment and efeat vstlety uFNTs
sHUEs and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
sbIPPERs and BOOTEEs also boys,
Misses, Children and Infants SHOES
together With sli the varieties s,id styles D
HATS AND GAPS
sin determined 10 keep every article in
my lihe ~ business, 40 as 10 make The
"IAUREL srHEE'r srOHE'' head ausf-
tets, for goods In my line, and by 'ihfe-
hitting attention ~ business fair ptiees
snd . disposition 10 please the public, e6in-
mand . libetefal Slate Of patronage.
iS orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention, A. H. HUaUEt.
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SO IT T. Fl HHfJ
ruTEHpHIsE MACHINE WORKS

f1,Hr undersigned would respectfully ihfofm
Planters, Mschlfis,s, Engineers ara The
Frtiie IN general, that they have opened Ma
tHiNF sfnp sna are nbv fesaf " esecats IN
the hes, srtef with pfeinrtness and pune,usii.
W, any kind ~
mn 4S6 aKb fR6N gAsTfE9
FoheiEs Asb COPPER smtrHtFg
speesi attention viii be given ~ brilginr
hp1LBHs s'id tepsirirg all manner ~ STEAM
ENpfNns. Wits, GINS std pthsf Machinery.
Al description 81 btsss work fef Engines saa
ethet r,ifr0ses either ~, hard ~ made " tfHefs
Hsiislns Materials sna steam rrvitss ~ ITEM
three u Que Hundred aud tifty Horse Power.
furnished ~ shett natiee,
BEbAUnDiE, bRD1pRry 4 90,
Convention street, between THIRD and Msin,
sers9 Bsteh net,ge. Iss
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bAaauisH 4 BANouH.
To stitlAn fLANrHiis.

kStHAiuitt and eseekea hssaie pnse Hnltes
- rith sna without heeks, uurret ard rii'ned
sussf iipsse ia,nrs; wieks. on cans large aud
s,nslij hnsireet Wtenehes, ~ " ~ ina Swans
Faucets fcf NJ. suphits tiallens ard bali asllcrs
ns B;sslphitsi farhstemetff's rhei tni,'iete,s,
ueupHhes uuans aud step upk,s; Packing " every
description ~ bAnsutp IN a hAsCbps,
grtsf cuts Lafayette and rlsfida ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
POST AuaEpa

A n tNpisrhsABbE bsbes saving Msrhine fpt
~ Planters. 10 betese and = Inch holes, hit sale
~ bAppttEh a bANouE's.
june ~. Cor bsfsystts q tiuiiss ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
ssn.,ii. s,..,s.e..

tusr received per shir tissison. n tielis Grass
y Hope, asserted, ffefs Clothes Iihs 70 stessrs
bsstsrsbie ~ bAHauitA ~ bANoUt's
vet2s. Hardware Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
sADpLEny AND HARNESS.
IL aOyAux,

Vhss" sefeess S~son Wowees s~s
Vvfottp respectfully lnIsfm bis blends aud
w the p.blir generally. that he has nov On
hsss-iust speeitaiza vsff sursslef stock ~
EApptfa=Men's, psfs and Lsdy's Carriage.
nssss, Cart, prst sna wsren Harness vsiisss,
ussret bags, pfiiie nitts, ntiff.rs Hpets Esd
whirst rtsees, flames aud pliadsf fiiissi
szAlAnza
large stock efmatssisis, nss mating. mend.
iaa aud repairing
ssr orders ffsm The country solicited aud
promptly allied AZ the lowest cash prices
navs-y l., aurAus
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II. A. HAUttMAN.
HOUSE, SIGN AND oHnAm Entail.

= n. I ri r II "a.
THiitb sfBntr,
Bstween Ncf,h Bebisssfa A ussventien Streets.
sATON a0UetD. IA
T,nH tiNbnhsipHrn hsyise fites IN The b6.ss.
! moth ~ 81. Miehsel ufsnetys tit1eefy store.
90 Third Street. whste he h-s removed he Shop,
sni ss usual e rtspatss ~ fll craefs fef waft,
anywhere. Within compass ~ ffts miles ffen HE
fhrr.
tHS Dsbsss zee fAtNfise, GLAZING. "A
pbn HANG iNn, etes addressed w. him through
the Poet ufiee IN tiis city. viii treet prufnpi ~
tehtiens jrheT'seSD ~ A. KAUFMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
STEAM PACKING.

YNuE COTTON. Hemp aid 0ufta Perebs steam
l. Packing, the latter pure, mixed or vulcan.
ixed.
We have nov coming out new article Of eyiin-
der Packing which will surpass 81 others.
june3. MONTAN q MATTA's
Hardware Corner.
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iMpI,EMIaNTs,

Itiuuuiis. Ases medium ana hesvt rosn
SHELTERS sra Rssa s:fsress, straw puttefs
ara Hsf knises, AIMEE \ puwisna's Spades sni
ssa sfain Aetthes sIrkies. ufair Cradles
snssth's Biisf Hooks ard tvir u.ttess, ppfies
skssfs sns ustden Tfoweils, Steel pelht Wedges
ffe.s ~, ire. bach and tfses ehsins, niina M.
aies dollars aud tissrss, ustI Saddles and pteeeh-
Ing tfrss-ert ard rit saws, ustaen nnelses. crfs
~ ue,iibs and All the sthpf isrriehe Y eerefsiy
ssea, " be had ~ The Agricultural establishment
~
mart bAHauinH q bANouH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

IN mn POUNDS offrs@h Manila Rsp- from
V5OOO Suffolk fasssry ofall sizes, Tor ssIs
" nONTAN 4 HATTAr
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CAN'T a WAGON ItAnNI5ss

A ruth ssssftmsnt ~ csllsss, tIsmss, t,iisa
N bfiaiss, CAT ptesehine. usst Saddles. " sssh
Hsrssss. fssee ohsins, etc, which We enef Al
lsnis bAhautsn a famous.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE & COMET,


R Rhqssy's r aSsssT z advance. "ss g g
ifnet paid within MO. 90
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Stamping for Embroidery Work
FRUIT CANS.

0NioSH wishing TO preserve their fruits 70,
Il winter can always he supplied with cans
Dramatically sealed, at
susie LARGu1ER LANoUE's,
Corner Lafayette and fiorida sts.
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nontNa aAoptnsa. Auanna 90,

Iusr RHcHivEDs lew petiss Machines with
81 three steel Aaesfs, pstsnt Assuf nits, assert
81 sises, Pest Auesfs and 40 inehess -.
msria LAnuutEH \ bANuuH.
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SUNDAYS.

BY W. W. WILSON, Pitts.
WI baarg, Penn, can he ordered ~
marie THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Sole Agent for this and adjoining Parishes.
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RIBBONS.

WE HAVE Just received a supply Of
W bonnet Ribbons, sI.o foil assort-
msnt OF oisck Velvet Ribbons,
Atths PH1LA CASH sTORE,
nova Lafayette Street.
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tNlFFEE.

CE0 macs pie, TOO peets,s ola eovsrnn on
LyV Java. nARnnt A BENJAMIN,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
WANTED.

pEEswAx and Honey. for which We viii pay
Snsyd. '. nxuDE . 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
ttDItIDAt.E


OUCH AZ Moire Antique, Flounced, tsc
- just received aud for Aale at
decd N. .. CHEAP STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

AxEsi AxESii
~ eshef essd makers Lieht, mediate. hestf
.ri pxifs heavy aivsfs ~ hshs ~ The Hardware
estabilshmert ~ bARauiEn aLtNutF,
iustt uofnet Lafayette ard Flofids sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
sEfiAas.

Ann nm CONTRASTING evsy srsna IN s,sf
deefs RAHBEE n BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
CLOTH CLOAKs.
CLOTH A. VELVET CLOAKs,

II have Just received another assortment Of
Il closks, Taimss and Busters, aiso q large lot
for Missss and Children. am now prepared 30
show these goods TO advantage, having btted up
my Clothing room for that purpose.
scp2i W. D. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

NNfINDow abAss=Ftsnsh ara Amstiesn o.
w I'll sizes, ~ New 0tlssns prices, fot sale
~ 80. \ WI nOGEti
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

TO BU1LDERs.
"E UAvk a supply Of Crates. Fronts, Zen.
w dsrs and Screens which sfe fDr sale low 81
juass. MONTAN a MATTAy
Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
BULK sITOULDERs.

AID OIL. ssw Lard. Cheese, Batter, Bsst~,
- blscalt 200 Bags choice Potatoes, z1 Bash
sis Whit Beams 30 kegs Pigs feet; moo poas1s
pf.ea apples. bEAL q PATTgRs6N,
"soD Fiat boat Lsodsnx.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

uAYf HAY

100 MLks n y.ry shoscs Hay, Just stored
jsnh JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
SHOES AND DOOTs.

NALi aud zee the stock Of Ladies Shoes, which
~ sell ehesl sr than ever. also Gents shees
aud hoets. 4. N. AsukR,
nevss Lafayette street.