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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-21

BEN &rieoein jenen Staaten nidt fti1nn15
bere9ti9t tparen, fol9enoe Sualiteattcz
men baben iplen> urp flnfti9 bei 1ol9et1
@ablen itim1ner 3u tDnnen: ID Gin
pper m~ebrjdbrtee Dienfseit III oer Ger.
ct. Mrmee. % @te mil11en bic Gonz
titutipn Der Ser. Staaten lelen> uaO III
rem Mamen ldretben f6nnen, tncem 1e
cine 8eeioi9un9sz Gprmel su unterl@refz
ben baben, ra6 1e pie Contribution unz
tertuben 1ppllen. 80 sic munen in
ibrem eiaenen &edte einen freien
@runoteiib I'M @ertbe rpn $3.50
baben.
SIM 5au{e fanbi9te Der Spreder
nod ful9enpe Counties an:
Sir Necon1truftton Sbar, @tepens>
SputmeQ, Sin9bam, Tarnewprtb> 9ol<
burt 8eaman, patne. Srppd8 u,o Bed.
Nuberrem au9 nod bic Gpmites fir
NeYtton Der Sci ebe unp Srpinans.
Briggs bradte et1en Yereintaten 8e@
11lub et1l bic ben Gilenbabnz @pu,pasz
MEN III Wlidi9an unp Wtscpniin erlaubz
te 3eit mod lin Swet SABRE gu perldnz
germ u1n lc auf pieie Wetlc gu ben ibnen
unter per Site y. 3. Mfar; 1865 9erna9z
ten 2anpl6enfun9en gu beredti9er, NIT
benz Gprbebalte> pab bic 2anr9rantzgob
men ypy rem 81, DeSember 1872 spuz
enbet itin mi0et.
@albburn erfldrte fid gang entlGiez
ben 9eaen bic pplittt ces 9anc9rantS
fir Gijtnbabn Gpmpa9nien unp gum
Na1tbeile pe5 &rlfes, unb beantragtc,
rieisn SeldluB auf ben Slid gu lesen.
STR ben Malbburn'1den Nntra9 {tin1n,z
ten nur 49, pa9esea III.
Die Grnf5cotipn6biM telde am Ypriz
aen 10. Mdrs bis sweiten 0ienita9 I'M
December serldpten mrlcer1 fam CUR
Debate.
Gbancler uno Glprse9c ipraGen 9eSen
bic Sill. Gbancler lo9te> cs ware
bB6@te 3eit ben idwarsen 6eben Der
Gpnf scatipn berat;unebmen> uno pafilr
bic Glaaae her linton aufsusieben.
Sn cemlelben> nur Md entldiepenerem
Sinne 1pra1 Glerepoe, nad pef5en Be-
mcrfunaen bic Biu his 81. Sanuar
nddfen Sabre5 Seyidpben puroe,
Der Senat bat III oQer Stile cine
f(eine, oter canfen6wertbe &efprm pprz
eenrmmcn :-NtidaHun9 ccs praotz
fats "Honorable" ~ dtbore" fit
feline Mttslteper.
Gine lbnliGc Nefprm 1dlast BET
Militaraua19ub bes &epyalentantenz
baule9 per: 9dnslide Ntl@afuns oe6
[brevet rank
III Der Nrn1ee> aus9enpn,men in Srie9sz
seiten.
De- BeidluB hes 9auies> ,roburG
bic rem TinanSmtniiter ertbeilte Spuz
madt CUR gin;tebun9 BON papier9elp
wiperrufen miro 1T per 3uitimmuu9 pes
Senats nidt 10 9epib> als man Mnz
fan96 9lauhte.
Da6 Senatsz Tinanscomite berietb
felt eini9en Gagen einen &pridla9 fir
Die Nesptiatfpn zines neuen 5prp3ent'z
gen 9lnletens> fam oter ;u feinem Ne1ulz
tate.
SIM Senate wurpe cine petitipn DON,
Taylpr Orphan Niylum 5a &actne
@tscrnlin> iiberreidt, pprin INN u.s.
i9afun9 Der Sare auf 9interla0enldafz
ten sebeten tpirc.
Gen. MntbonY bra9te cine 8iu ei,,>
welde ale Ncte unp Gpnfiscatipn6oez
frete ber Gpnf1oertrten Staaten fir null
uno nidtt9 erflart.
8eipe 5dufer hes @pn9rei1e6 boben
baS @elek> tpppur9 aus allen @eieben
beS Diltritt8 Columbia baS Won
~wetb" 9eftrtdcn miro Go pab ba11n
Ne9er ;u @el9worenen &c. 9enpnnme1
werbe>, fSnnen)> nod einmal ansenpmz
men. (Sm Suli fedte es bet prdfipent
einfa6 I'm bic Ga19e".) Man er>portet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-21

~ Nue Gin1enbun9en, Gcrreippn>
pensen, Mittbeilunee11, @eiddftsbriefe>
Beaeuunaen @clo1enbun9en, Mnte{9en
unb bal. >ppllen unter fpl9enper Ncre1e
ecma6t perten s. q, S@rIber II. So.
Ypfbpr 113 81. Youl, Mtnn,
~ @elrienbun9en bittet man Sc
fduie1t in Ypitanweilun9en 81 MAIDEN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-21
NJ Der unteretdnete er@u6t Die

Ne Der unter;eidnete eriu6t bic
6p9wdrpise Oeiflidfeit, se9enmdrtt9e
3eituns freunplidf gu empfeblen uno
bte M9entur berlelben 81 l%bernebmen,
ODER 9efdQislt einen M9enten cafir auf@
fteuen gu wp0en.
@dttse Dfittbeilunsen bieriber beltebe
man ait bic Grpepttipnoe s Blat<
tes su MAIDEN.
Interchangeable.
Nep, P. Clemens Staub, 0. S B.
Yaftpr in 81. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-21
@tQbt unb &anb.

~ Dieienisen unierer Mbpnner,@
tcn> bic ben u@ancerer" mod ntdt er<
balten baben, belieben uns 9efdut9t ba@
son In &enntniB ;u leben.
Die Heractipn pe6 8latte6>
Minnel pta Strabe 81. Yaul.
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
TtlfeaApnlc mAAKtT ptposTs.

~.-,. ,u, :. PniLApxrsHtA April g. 1867.
Coversesdan advancing tendency; prime sI2 Far seed
n3 o. Flour nrm, with horne dersna 90 ..s,as.
s.lss q sups,ns :. ~ g 81 Wheat scarce; PsnnsySs
OF wsrlsrn at 81 90; Pennsyvsua 81 a. Corn Al
vspcing; sales A0ou bushels ~ o. naGI7. oats al
vanced 70 73c. Cotton duh. Provisions unrh.c~sJ
WkisKsy-saics Of contraband At tl 20 81 8 s''
PnuAprtvufA, April G. 1857
aNd Ere Railroad ISL Reading Railroad, ocA; Pennsyi
vanA Railroad, 66x. Gold, LEN sight exchange New
York ~ par. -
Flour IL sctive the saes are 100 bbs ei9 IS for No
spring eIl Ga - for red winter t5 for white, SIC for
Soubis ertra RYE ncur o. Buckwheat four - The
wheat marIe, better hs ssss are cn bushels $ choice
white Canada 10 arrive at ~ Canada club held " ~,
- advance of yestsrsys prices Corn quiet vt
~ u for No Oats are dull sales Of 0 bushes Western
sc Barley. rye and pess nominal shorts se J.
ing - s2 s shp stuGs q so -; middinEs a. ss6
New yovk eoc., 10 Albany and schenectady eoc.
BALrInoRx, April q, 1857
Cotton dull; uiddlne upiands 10 Coffee hrm and un.
shansed for Rio Sugar steadychcce 70 good refining,
1oc. l0kc Cloverseed, ti7 el3 Flour trm Wheat
arm sales OF rel at % 30 90 35 Maryland
sd - A3 - Cora active; sales Of white and yellow
The New York herald., 1867-04-07

mo foreign exchange market Was inactive but Arm
under scarcity Of bills Bankers bills England at
dirty days were quoted u tho close At 1osX threo
Aays At l0ox l0ox; commercial 1919 1osK. Francs
- axty days 6l8k $40; at three days 6lsk 61sa<
1ais on Berlin 7sx 7sX; on Bremen 7s,. 7s,s; on
Frankfort lox Il; on Amsterdam 40X 4lk; on
hamburg 50 q so1; on Antwerp s 20 a61sx.
The import movement Of dry goods at this port iu
Masch was under
ExTxRxp CONSUMPTION.
sssal snt for con. SIS 4ss se42s s4s
WITHDRAWN wARxHouvR
Tssal vithdrswn 81 l2l 007 e3ola 1S1 $6el2 75s
AAd cnt for con ,sSs 536 10, l33 042S, 3l3
Sstal thrown on mt "a 2o2 sl2 GA ol4 ti3 l0l
rxrxRxp roR vARRBoUsTxe.
Ysfal ent warehouse ,4s60M 462 $40 eS 700, 2a6
AAd ent for CON-. ae3s.535 TO- 81, ,433 o42S.343
Total snt as port S. a2a 500 ,273 $40 22757s
Yor the first three months Of the year tho importation
novcmeat Is thus shown
ENTERED roR CONSUMPTION.
1885. 1850 1867
Fetal en- for con- oa7 so7 ss3 26e 3s1 Sls 3s9 $50
wrrBpRAwS FROM WAREHOUSE
Total withdrawn 400 s52 &10 sos SIT 3005
XAd cnt for CON-. 7637,997 3D. 266, ISL 1sSs9,9s0
Tssal thpovn mt $13 $40 ~ 074 e35 es5
urxRrp FOR wARmouSISc.
Hstal enI warehouse 927 SIS 561 $13
Add ent for CON-. 7.6379e7 33,2o6,3Si ls.3s9ss0
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

81 IA; n,xai Western, 81 10 81 IS Osts asa Ia
rnyl.inn AN anf nnehangei wh,skey nominal; sal =
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
1o. On. a por sll e2A s4s aoa s42 sal s.a Oee

Mining shares rather active and generally firm
A. the first board Alameda Silver closed Sc higher than
= the sams time yesterday, selling at 50 so d. 81;
Consolidated Gregory Gold Csc, selling at 90 20; Cory
lsn 4oc, selling a. IS 90; Quartz Hill 1oc., selling at
q TO- Columbian Gold Silver &c., selling at So 35
A second board Alameda silver sold at IS as Con-
soiidatsd Gregory % 10 n $s So
The New York herald., 1867-04-07

DRgyF1- PAers--0n Tuesday, April q bv the Rev
Warren Msvimilen, ERyrsr Ds.vsr, of Lyons, France,
to ALnERrss Mouros, daughter OF kagepe Paris, OF
Malhouse France No caris
GsASEt-tRIGHroS I'm Baltimore 90 Mondav, Apri |,
by Rev. DR. Fuller, Mr. NICHOLAS GRASEL TO Mise JAsrr
CnGRIov, both Of MARYLAND
HALL-SxrrH.-on Saturday. April Q, at 81 John 9
church, Brooklyn, BY the Rev. Alexander Burgess /,
RoBEar B HAL 10 ANNIE B., daughter Of d. K Smith,
Esq, all Of Brooklyn. No cards. F
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
COPARTNERsHTPs

An ENERGETIC. YOUNG MAN {wHO sPEAKs THE
n English and German languaeesl from Eastern Penn
ylvania having from 200 10 5000 wishes 70 connect
himself permanently partner, with an established pro
the business and making himself generally qssul None
vesgaon need apply Can give the best Of references
character & Address with real name and place stating
terms, Business. Herald ONCE. a, AZ ssf
The New York herald., 1867-04-07

L,OR sALr--A ~ HORSE POWER STEAM ENNfNg,
IN Cores' make with tabular Bo ar Pump Heater.
Pipes and ccnnecuon al comre,e order 70 Be delivered
By the ist of Nay Nav operation dty ia
the basement 81 Duane soa n 70 the steam
Hoistipg Machine and the sbafing IN shs building
w. HOE %. ~ and 81 Bo,d street.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE Co, No.
Baton RouOe. Oct 17th 1eey

v IRE ID, NO. 1T
Baton Rouge, Oct. 9th, 1867.
AT q meeting Of the Committee on rsso-
intions held this day, the following pre-
nnble and resolutions were adopted
WHEEEAs, Our ALL wise Ruler, in His
mysterious diapeDsntions of His provi-
dence, has been peased to remove from
tho cares and troubles of this life, our
worthy brothers, JEAN CAMILLE GgssELI Y
and JONI LEONARD, late members O,
Washington Fire Co., No |, and
WHEREAs, Their memory is ehdeared to
ms as good citizans and faithful fire.
men; be it
Res0ioed, That we tender to the families
OF our deceased brothers our most sincere
consolation and sympathy in their great
bereavement. Be it further
hesotned, That the mem bers wenr the
usual badge Of mourning for tho space of
thirty days.
Resolped, That the above preamble and
resolutions DO spread upon the minutes Of
the Company, and copy thereof be ton
dered to the families of our deceased
brother fremen, and that those proceed =
ings be published in the Baton Rouge Ad-
vocate and the Gazette and Comet.
CHARLES YVES,
JOHN W. AMiSS, Com.
JAMES STUFFLER,l
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
~ Our brethren OF the Bayo,

~ Our brethren OF the Bayou
Sara Ledger and Point Coupee Echo.
have been running their establish
ments on one wheel. Of late-havipg
had to issue their respective papers on
half sheet. owing to causes Of sick.
ness. "May their shadows never GROW
less,' and may the lessening Of their
original shadows be only Of very tenn
porary duration.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

~ Gen. Wade Hampton, 10 a
letter to citizen Of his State, after
saying that, as general principle,
be was opposed to universal suffrage,
concludes
We have recognized the freedom Of
the blacks, and have placed this fact
beyond all probability Of doubt, de-
NAL, or recall. Let Us recognize 10
the same frank manner, and as fully.
their political rights. For myself, |
confess that arm perfectly willing to
see q constitution adopted by our
State comforting the elective fran
chise on the negro on precisely the
same terms a. it is to BE- exercised BY
the white man. guarding against the
abuse Of this privilege by establishing
q slight educational and property
qualification for all classes.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
IE A little by on the train t

EE A little by on the train tc
Kingston, recently, said
mister, the locomotive is lover
of the weeds, isn't it 2"
Cant say. Why 90 you ask, my
little man 2"
because it smokes and chews.o
didn't you notice in the depot,
Just before we left Didn't it chew,
chew, to 90 ah"ad, and then chew,
chew, 10 bacher y
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. atuday Moyn-
ing, Oct. 26.-Gold, 14216.
cotton.--ordinary, 14@15c.; good or
binary, le@le1ae.; low middIing, 1TL@
1sc., and middling, Il 160loc.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

Gay" 1t was mcnt oned the other
day that passengers were being fer
red from Belfast to Glasgow fo six
pence. The company baving the
mail contract have reduced this ex-
orbitant charge. They are now con,
veying passengers to Glasgow via
Paisley, for fourpence-at the liberal
rate Of 36 miles for a penny!
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

lay- A Bible class was asked to
name the precious stones in the Bible.
After several scholars had given
answers, one little fellow called out i:
"Well, Thomas, what precious stones
have you found? "Brimstone," an
swered the boy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
u I z D.

In this city, on Saturday evening, Goth
inst. JEAN CAMILLE q ESsELLY, aged
u years.
In his city, on Friday, the 25th inst,
FRITZ BAHLINGER, aged 81 years, a
native of Germany, but for many years n
resident Of this city
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

reaches. -Roaches are extermln-
ated by scattering handful Of fresh
cucumber parings about the house.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

say~ One of those wonderful chill
dren who are continually astonishing
their mothers-in prints repre-
sented by the Boston Journal as ex-
claiming, mamma, where did they
hatch the first hen ?" The reporter
came away before mamma made
her reply.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

~ Dealers, planters and families are
requested to give their special attention to
Mr.. Joshua Beal's new advertising notices
in to-day's paper.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

~ l.. c. MORRIS. Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims Bile, 10 Also, Author
issd Agent and Collector for tbs GAsaTrs CosET
Ofboe 1t the Court House.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
O 9 Il
CITIZENS NSIRANGE COMPANY
OF BATON ROUGE.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

fHNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
Il the office OF the Company tBanking House CT
Hart iiGherD on the first Thursday (sth) Of
November, 1867, to erect nine Stockholders, to
serve Board Of Directors TOR the ensuing
year, ending on the second Thursday Of Novsm-
bsr, 1863. y, u. HEBFKT,
octl' Secretary.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
SOA II.

LMMlblks Wishing to procure the best and
/ most lasting Dap mate in America, can pro.
Jure ~ at tho store of
oct29 JDRIITfA REAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

~ Since our last. we have OK
psrienced q change 10 the weather,
which has given US rain enough to
lay the dust and "sorter" replenished
the cisterns. q number Of which we're
becoming exhausted Of their aqueous
contents. The change, which has
been attended also with cool north
wind, was not calculated to produce
beneficial effect upon the sick,
though it has served to act as
preventive with those who can
yet lay claim to Immunity from the
disease which ha, been prevailing.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

- WHARTON ILLINGsWORTH, General
Newspaper and Collssting Agents lls Common street
between Camp and st. Charles Streets New Orleans.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
CRACK EIsS.

NJ 9W in store BAlmnrsl, Cracknel, Soda. Pic
~ Nc mud Cream Crackers--ali fresh baked
prices moderate toct29J JDaHUA REAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

SPLENDID OUTFrTs.-It does one good TO
step into our friend Rosenfeld's establish
msnt on the corner Of Third and Laurel
streets, and 500 the large and beautiful as
sortment Of merchandise with which it Is
stocked. Among the numerous other
choice and desirable articles peculiar to
the staple and fancy dry goods line to be
found there, are . vast variety Of gentle
mons garments, Of the best material and
make. Fine cashmere pants, coats and
vests-full suits-Hne hats, etc., 20 to
make up one Of the most com plete supplies
OF furnishing goods evor introduced in
this market.
These goods were 81 manufactured to
order and under Mr.. Rosenfeld's personal
imposition, in New York, and they are sold
~ prices which defy competition. Call
and sec.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
CHEAP IRON TIES.

4 HAVE in store large supply of Arrow Ties
l. and Bands. which will sell to merchants At
New Orleans cost
oct24 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29


yet lay claim to immunity from the
disease which ha. been prevailing.
PoETs AND PRoPHErs.--1t hath been said
more than once, that "a prophet hath
honor save In his own country" For the
most part, the saying IL true one, but not
and many of them in our own land, to
prove the contrary Take. for example.
our intellectual friend, the pubic's we'll
appreciated caterer Leonard Van Hors-
sen-whose poetic dissertations we have
moro than once had the honor to help
make public. Does he not "live and move
and have his being" in a world OF poesy Of
his own makingi Who, moro than be,
quafEs deeply at the Pisrisn spring, drink
Ing 10 inspiration, or disports himself moro
gracefully on Psrnassesn heights amid the
"saored minor And yet, again, who more
famous, or With talents more acknowl-
edged in the land OF his abode : Echo
answers-"nary- q one"
A prophet too, Leonard claims a link
In tho bright chain OF Natures gifts, and
hath "honor in his own country" Has he
not prophesied $50 -and-so," and has his
prophesies not come to pass = that from
season TO season he would furnish the best
Of oysters, "fried, roasted and stewed"-
that he would make his elegant and dsin-
tiful establishment under tho Harvey
House = place of popular resort that poetry
and oysters, condiments and wines, savory
viands and nicknacks arc entirely com
patible, by daylight or gaslight, particu-
larly whom served up by his skillful and
experienced hand land haven't these
agreeable prophecies all come true To
be sure they have.
To the credulous, we would say, call on
Leonard, himself, and satisfy yoursol ve.
with the proofs.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
Lovers Of Fine Rich Cheese.

| HAVE in store fsw CAGES Of very line cheese
weight tome eight pounds saeh-and to
which wouit solicit th5 attention of good
byers (octzg) JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
GOLDEN SYRUP

| HAVE now on draugbt us fine Il Golden
l. syrup Ms tbs country produces-call and
sample. {ocl29) JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.
RICE,
RICE,
RICE.
FRESH GROUND ROITED MEAL
BUYS CORN

I STILL continue to purchase all small lots o.
l. Corn offered ut NY Mill
octZ9 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29

TUsT RECEIVED, large supply Of choi,o
" Green and Black Tea. Give me a call and be
your own judge AZ to their qualities.
tct2G A. JACKaON
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
FLOUR,
FLOUR,
FLOUR.

IN BBLs PLANTS EXTRA New Wheat.
w 10 barrels Hsnrietta do do.
10 barrels superfine do.
Just received and for aaIe cheap for cash, at
octl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
COAL OIL LAMPS.

A LARGE stock Of stapd and hand Lamps,
IA Wicks, burners, Shades, Globes and Oh IN
nsys-bAMP5 REPAIRED.-caii and sxarpin Q
styles and prices. and you will be convinced that
your financial interests will prompt you to buy ut
oct24-lw BEALS BOOK Il VARIETY STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
TOILET SOAP, TOILET sOA

A FINE assortment, and very cheap-alwayi
"A on had Mt
cct24-iw BbALS BOOK 4 VARIETY sTORE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-29

Soue TiuuTR.-Nain has - o00. 900 of acres #
forests. aud is deststed To become the greatest Of
the Ship-building SAttes.
Instructive IN,TpkNrf ~ CsNLKSroNE. :. C.-At
a late Fircman'> Celebration in Charleston. the
procession was formed and banners we're uninTlcd,
and all things were IN readiness. saving the little
circumstance that no American Gag Was displayed.
Word To This effect was conveyed 10 General Sich-
les, who Immediately sent an order that the process
sion must carry the Gag in front attended by q
guard of honor. and on the arrival at the place of
review. must he salu;ed, by raising the hat. 10y
each member OF the procession. Any person disO'
beying this order was 10 be arrested. ThethorlcS.
tonians c~hteTjdiy complied. On a former similar
occasion the SAME .nasi.s rtetc, occurred. and the
General appeared to think their memory required
jogging.
y London correspondent says: Give me Yam
kee tor finding a comfortable seat in Parliament
The other evening the eve of recognition cast over
the Peers seats might have discovered Carleton.
Of the Boston Journal. comfortably seated between
the Prince Of Wales aud the Bishop of Oxford,
quite as much ut home. with his dress coat and
white Cravat. as either of them. Indeed. American
correspondents are getting the reputation of being
in league with all the potentates of Europe
GAS LIGnr fNrEovENENr.-Any ri onr readers.
says the Scje1diac .iHa.ricaA, who burn gas can test
for themselves - simple devise by which Schof. OF
London proposes TO increase the illuminating pow
er of a common gas burner by more than hfty per
cent. Hold a strip 81 thin sheet brass or other
metal. one third or half an inch wide. in the center
of the flame. splitting its sickness mot its breadthr
and nearly touching the two holes whence the gas
Issues. 80 rs not TO Distract she passage, but to
divide the Jets and chck tire velocity Of their up
ward current. The division and the check will
favor a more intimate access 81 oxygen to the gas,
and hence a more perfect and brilliant combustion
Scholl uses a platinum strip restag in Sits in u
brass ferrule fitted over the burner tahe.
Naval.
The United States frigatc POlrhdtsds. bearing
the broad pennant of ~ear-Admi Dahigren;
sailed for Callao on the llth inst.
Rear-Admiral Dahlgren and Thatcher pa5d Off
niol visits II The EnintnIinn u-ar Sfnanar k-Hrrr
on Saturday the 18th inst. aud were received by
the COMMANDMENT Chief of the Colombian Naval
forces in the Pacific, Don Anibal Mosquera. ara
the Commanded of the Bolirdr. Captain Little,
with the usual honors. On returning TO his ship
Admiral Dahlgren saluted the Colombian flag with
81 guns.
There are at present in the bay Of Panama the
following men-of-war:
American agship Sd1GnGc and double enders
Udteree and ReSecd.
British steamer Scout.
Colombian steamer B0liUdr.
In .ASpinwall-united States steamer OsceOld.
-PdnQma Star. MAJ Is.
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III Island Cotton. IN THE SEED, and VIII pay Tor the
-, sane. on delivery, the Highest Cash Price
MaraHr,au. TahItian or Hi Sea Island Cotton
Delivered fresh aai in good condition. viii eiNays Obtain me
highest cast. price ohtaiuabIe IN the Pacific, with a reasoh-"ic
allowance Er fre!gtA-
Having the most approved gins, and every facility i2r Ian
iny and rafting Up the cotton for the use OF the nanuiaciurrrs
ir EUROPE. under special instructions from them a prei'arei
- parsLa.e and gI any quantity that may = onereh-
Sonr has PI RE SEA ISLAND COTTON wanted, mol
any except in the Seed
Hur- - leland seed all be supplied WITHOUT CHARGE 10
Applicants GCIn any part Of this grsup or the PACING ocean
II. ". WHITNEY.
n R-There IL no crop % any description 81 hkeiy % pay
. s,-. ana handsome incDune q the planter. OK a SMALL OFT
I.Y- AZ Sa Island Cotton; and this will probably continue %
~. The e,.- Tor the next ten years. specsAi care -hodd De
t,kcn in selecting the best J. caity for planiiDr-s rneranS a
valley. the nearer the SEA tile better. well sheiNIel ~" S'io"s
viDis. AMI where frequent rains prevail
Honolulu. June, 1sJ7. "