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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY m0RNING,JAN. 81, 1850.
TRAVELLERS REGIsTKa.
do aassa-H
ARRIVALS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Academy Of Music-Dred, Tale Of che Dismal Swamp
LHray Ass1e 'atoH-Ltcture ly Rav. L. Bushnell
Rettberg Hsusmaun Yankee Notions, &c.
Strong s. Armsuons- Cool OIL Depot
DR.. BiuoN-T -Triosemar.
Churchill Brothcr--Cosl Oils
A s Gardner- Coal OIL Lamps
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" Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels. &C., &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foss, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
octI Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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pEsTRUCTIYR FIRE.
C1Hc1xHAr1, Jan. 80.

NlIlIVIllll-AI , o Ul3-Is 0ys
Whiternarsh's cotton press, containing one
hundred bales Of cotton, one hundred and fifty
hogshesds of sugar, a lot of mOlasses, thirteen
carriages, some stage coaches, and lot Of
merchandise, was destroyed by FIRE at HOus-
ton, Texas, on the l6th. Loss S140,000-in-
suranee not aseertained.
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FIsE-Tbe alarm Of nre ycs'er'sy morning
proceeded from the drybouse connected with the
pail factory on Leonard street near Chaplin q Co 5
packing houss. The loss was small
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WIGSI WTGSI WIGS

EATCHELoR's Wles AND ToUPEEs surpass an
TheT are elegant. light, ~ and durable.
FttinF churm-no turning up behind-no shrin king
fhehsad Indeed, this Is tbs ohlF Establishment Whsr
,hsIs thhgI are properly undsTstood aud made.
"a Broadway, New York.
JunlI ". FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent
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FROM CINCINNATL

CINCINNATI, Jan. 80.
Col. Ely Moore, Register Ofthe Land office,
died in Lecompton, on the Goth.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, s. s. Jan. 80.

OHARLEsToN, y. y. Jan. 30.
Francis Mitchell porter of the steamship
Marion, was yesterday sentenced TO be hung on
ID of March, for assisting slavein his attempt
to leave the State.
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n The Book Of all others that should be

read by men with damaged aud broken down mstiiu-
tions is "HuMAN FRAILTY. or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES It's bosuuiul.y illustrated, and treats
putey Of ultho Symptoms that invariably develop them
solves ssoaeror later resulting from The fIaiies and Vi
tstng habits eai5 youth ncaPHctaus the victim for
sharing the fution Of the matrimonial state, and it not
checked in time degsnoraug all the functions OF man
hood en- bringing hn step By step, to lingering ard un
timely death.
Sold b. Dr. BARROW, l9i Blsecker street, n. Y. Price
q eeats Sent free everywhere.
pF-Sold also By GAYLORD 4 HAM MONO and WA.
II KE, Drussisis, Cleveland, o. iap2T
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A NEW TRIAL.

OULUAIUsl U Jau' oV'
The Court of Common Pleas to-day granted
a new trial to VIM. H. Gibson, former Treas
urer of State, convicted Of embezzlement.
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FROM PHfLApELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90
Henry D. Gilpen, U. S Attorney Gerersl
under Van Buren,, and Ex-MayOr of this city
died this morning.
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E3N Among the many remedies before the pub
bic tto Of dyspepsia dysenterg aatuence. oOpi
patti n liver complaint any other disease arising iron
weakness in tie head stomach, DR.. j. HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIITERS are far the most
certain II their ELECTS You Who sutring the most
torurlg palms. remember that few bottles Of this
fo yet pleasant compound viii Afford great relief Thou
Of The trying have been cured and male
kuewn the public By those who have experienced its
power. Atral All that is desired to bring
witnesses into the field as the public desire.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally
By Hostettsr Smith, SOl' PrOprsors So Water and
s. Front streets. Pittsburgh. jlu2llw
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GOAL OIL LAMPS FOR THE
~ wHoLTsALE TRADE.-A large sssortmsnt for
sst light in use. For sale b
Cleveland, Oct. IT, isss
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sss- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matson's and 0lmsteds news depOts
At news depOts at Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan'e, It's Ontario Street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Usee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
IuVigoratOr.
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AHUsEMENTs, &C.-This evening Hon. 7. F.
Marshall of Ken:ucky will deliver the second
of his lectures upon the Life and Times Of Henry
Clay at the MeOdeon.
The play OF "Dred" will be presented at the
Academy of Music together with new and elab
crate pan;omime, for the performance of which,
great preparations have been made.
At the Council Hall the city dads will perform
for the hundredth time their great feat Of gYratOn
around the market question, In which they have
no equals in America In connection with this
feat they viii discuss the question of How Not to
Do It, in q manner that cannot fail to call down
the applause of the spectators.
To morrow night the third lecture by Hon. T.
F. Marshall upon Henry Clay.
On Thursday evening the Odd Fellows Festival
at the johnson House, when Main will do his best
in the way of Supper. Lelands Band will furnish
the music, and the Committee of Arrangements
will see that all things pass of pleasantly.
Rev NJ Bushnell lectures before the Library
Association on Thursday evening at the NelodeOn,
subject "Complete Manhood"
Prof Cowper will open bis gentlemen's class in
dancing on Thursday evening at Chases new Hall
-S-S
POLICE CoURT-JUDsE LAwRENcE.-From the
crowd in attendance at the Police Court
yesterday morning one would judge that there were
almost half dozen murder and rape cases on the
docket The regular habitues OF the place had
been deprived Of the usual allowance Of crimi-
nal developments since Friday morning and were
an hungered, while the announcement in the pa
peTs that such and such cases would be brought up
drew multitude, so completely blocking up the
passage way that the urbane clerk had TO be lifted
over their heads, while reporters on ct last emer-
ging from the press into the bar, looked as If
they had been through Canal street in search of
items.
John Martin was called to answer to the charge
Of stealing cap from Jacob schwartzenberg, and
being found guilty, sentence was deferred to Wed.
nesday morning, there being another charge Of
burglary to be preferred against him.
VIM. POmeroy plead guilty to the charge of
breaking into the cabin Of the schooner Union
and stealing some articles Of clothing. Judging
from an enormous rent in the back Of his coat,hs
case should have been held open, notwithstanding
which the Judge bound him over to appear before
the grand jury with bail at $500.
/ The three shop lifters, Mary Peterson, Mary
Taylor and Elizabeth TibbOlt, waived an examiua.
tion and were bound over with bail at $500 each.
They are young girls and although they have the
bTazsn look of public women, they cried piisoualy
at the prospect Of their imprisonment.
LeTisN was discharged, the charge Of stealing
ole not being sustained
Elizabeth Smith was fined IS and costs for dis.
turbance.
The case Of Wells Leonard for horse stealing
and Henry sPesk for disturbance were continued
to Wednesday morning.
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Il For the best qualities of Segars, TObacc'
sad Snuff, 90 to G. Dietz III Superior st.
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TORE AND SF0RE HOUSE FOB SALE,
SALNREILLE PROPERTY.

.THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DE-
SfROUS cntsrIug iargely into he Coal lEsdr
ies q dspo-e 0f his entire sack OF DIy Guos and Gro
erref aud sl also enher sfit ne lui DING N
vfei b Il nov coing bu mess The nd j. sfaded IN
the new add inn % the hJu Shins village ~ "a ne
au has average busne-g 81 ever I've a DOL
lars uer " ong wbch g c1br5cd me 2sn patIop
aFe o 1siaf Of Aumsroas pspulati q indus nous
- non. N M ers besdea. the CuuutIy round aho1t is
seled wi q ,Tea tkT and enterling agrcu popu-
lad on Whn promptn ess ~ tlslI eal VII
o viii those II any other lfcay IN tbs staIe- The
el, nee on hand Be ugsfd a. and vi BE sold
~ 1st ~ Art aseout tgrmstC god and reliable pur
beerr Possession given immedieJ ur On the nrst day
A |-ii'' J, WALTON,
isnle.zTO Salinsyille, Colunbilna Co, Ohio.
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LECTURES AT PAINEsvILLE.-JOhn R. French,
Esq will deliver on Wednesday evening, the first
Of a series Of lectures which the Young Mems
Debating Club intend to have from different speak
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COPPER SHIPMENTS FOR THE PAST SEASON.
The OntoDsgon Miner makes the aggregate ship
ments Of copper from the port Of 0ntonagon, the
past season, 1868 tons, about lS tons less than
last year. Of this aggregate ,664 tons were from
the Minnesota Mine, 364 from the ROcklsud, Sl4
from the National l43 from the Adventure, sc from
the Ogims, 2s from the Evergreen Bluff, &c.
The Portage Mining Gazette makes the aggre-
gate shipped from that district 66l TONS viz from
tue Pewabic sl9, frem the Quincy $50, the Frank
lin 2ls, Isle Royae 2GO, and the Portage 9, being
4s7 toys more than last year.
The Portage Lake mines are still developing
their treasures as bountituLly as ever.
CLEVELAND SKILL IN DEMAND.-Mr. W. Il.
johnson, who. for four years past, bas been con
nected with the Union Telegraph Company at this
place ss instrument maker, leaves here this morn
ing for Louisville, where he lakes charge of the
instrument factory Of the Southwest lne IRON Gin
cinnati to New Orleans. Mr.. johnson is a young
man who, during the seven years he has been en-
gagged upon electrical instruments, has kept some
thing beside his hanCs at work, and one Of the
results Of his investigations has lately appeared in
the invention Of telegraph SWITCH" which in
convenience, neatness and efficacy, leaves the old
system of switching the currents from one ine TO
another entirely in the background. This instru.
ment, which can almost be carried in the pocket
has received es.hearty approval Of Mr.. Stager,
General Superintendent Of the Western Union Co.,
and other authorities, and cannot fail to come into
general use with telegraph companies. Success
to our friend Harry in bis new location and with
bis new invention. He leaves none but friends
here
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HOLJOWAY's Pills AND OINTuENT.-Pleurisy
DO you wish cuIls your medical expenses and retain
sound bealihi Use these msdicneshcy adapted TO
every all .fammatoTy affections Of the ehes9,
as psurisy, asthma broaehs colds, Sc The sanstive
properties Of the Ointment have been questioned by
all who have used t,ho Pills materially expedite the cp
sration Of the Ointment.
u soa By all Druggists, &c, e2a. and 81 per box
pot jaH2I
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

AfH ONUHhDlONH MI AhE j. III
PARED % contract for building GAS WORKS for
6rfgafo houses Sminarss and public buildings this
citT or any TUrtinn Of Noitheru Ohlo- We have the
T1or approved aupaatus now u guccessul ue inhun-
drsda Or prva;f DWELLINGS In the Eastern eates This sp
n-rTfur n rmple compact PERFECTLY snle adapted for
q hor Rs OF Coal and be managed By aly person Of
Having nd eight years eTper snce in the Ca Fltt ng
business in CleFeand clam knpwedEe on this sub
c which viii enabe super tend he erection OF such
EoTks end willing in very instance 10 guarantee
furth information apply ne ally OF BY letter, 70
FOGe. ENsWORTH CO.,
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n Notice 70 Physicians and the Public.-ALL-
COCKS POROUS PLAS1 FRS. RS.-TEsTIAicNIAL.-"T
ALLCocE CO., No. 80 Canal st.. New YoTh, 26-h
Nov ISIS Gentlemen lately suffered from weakHtss
my bief ocoasiuned b. suldsny uyeT-eEertng myself
Having heard your pasies mech recommend for cases
this kind procured one an the result all that
could desire. A single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours raspec fully, ]. q. BRIGGS,
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ThIo is nothing equal in the way Of Plaster to the PO
rOus Plaster Of Mr. ALLCoCK Everything is pleasant
them They tho Plaster Of the day, and II pc
OF QUE present advancement in science and art In Asthma
Cough Kidney Atcons and Ocu ceep seated pains they
aor3 permanent relief and for weak backs pains IN the
side stohss and spasmoo paiSs generally, they are un-
surpassed The bsnshs they mpnt Physicians should
s1amine this article which univesalg approved wh-re
known. Piice 8 cents oHch.
!, ,Pliacpal oEce. Noz2i Canal st., New York Sold =
A. Gardiner No 90 Superior street, Cleveland; and By
J. B. wheodon. Hudson and all respectable dealers in
medicines jm27dhw
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A. p 'TACOBs

The Restorative up IN bottles ofthree sizes w
Lage, medium and small; the Small Aoids i pint, uEa
ratas ar dollar per bottle; b4 medium holds Al sasl
twenty cent In pTOpOIti6 tlan he small retf
fer dollars per bottle; he large holds quaIt 90 ef
csa msro IA proportion and reais for three d0ars 20
bottle
OF WOOD co .Propristors Ne "a Fr5ai,say, n
York. and No. ll4 Market street = L9ais DO.
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PAlNT-20.OU0 lbs. dry and
- "a oil. u the be.i qaall
.u,1, STRONG = ARMSTRONG.
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DUITY-15000 lbs. Ladder and bulk
= Fu.iy iust received
.,.,. STRONG s. ARMSTRONG,
-..-l. nrar.nr
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I'U * PE N FIN E-iuVOiee rycei1 ed
4 week ~. Had ssll.ug a. ~ low figures
SlEOAB AHNSTRONg
lut'1 SIM rinr
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WHITE LEAD-20, GOO lbs. con
tt-Lt 90 haaf o. ~ ths v1Ii ilus uanuf G. uf4s
tIhONG L Slg3lsT atNG
thti 10 Cu .Frnr AZ
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1 ,IESbhD OIL-5O Hills. O., q.
H Gtl 8. lhe best 10 the " riJ, m lows
uAiAgs p4llt- STRONG rRHAfkf Nc
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NJ EAlStOor OLA nice, fresh
~ Er iele s0id At 81 'esui. aBd r-faH ~
- STRONG AhBfsTROVg
a-Ll gnnorior-rr
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mt0ifirtts.
Drugs. MedIoinas. PaInt. and OiIs.

DRuGS-A COMPLETE ASSORT.
- mENl 1t very low ~ rcs 20 tie Wholesale tisds
,o ~ HON0 a Armstrong G
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

5ov1s '' v. FtsICE.s. 1s s.Ds,;ors,
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oun0ry meulolAb anu petltlons were pre-
sented.
Mr.. johnson, of Ark presented petition in
favor of the Homestead Bill.
Mr.. Grimes corrected a statement of Mr..
Toombs, that Iowa has passed unconstitutional
laws The Republicans had had possession of
that State for five years, yet the General As
sembly never passed laws in contravention of
the fugitive slave law, or in deTegation of the
rights of the people Of the Southern States.
Mr. Toombs hoped the Senator was right in
his correction He expressly said he had not
the abstracts before him and that he made his
statements on information he had received.
Mr. Browns resolution coming, Mr.. Wilson
moved an amendment that the territories are
the common property Of the people the Uni
ted States; that Congress had the power to pass
all necessary laws for the territories; that it is
the duty Of Congress SO to legislate as to pro-
tect the interest and free labor in them, aud
that the Committee on Territories be instructed
to insert q clause in the bills organizing terri
tories, prohibiting slavery therein.
MI Nicholson addressed the Senate upon the
irrepressible eonfct He attasked Mr.. Stewards
theory and contended that there was no ire
pressible conflict between the interests of the
two sections. He charged that Mr.. Seward
was the author Of the doctrines which had
caused the John Brown foray, and that he
has undoubtedly made the present agitation
between the sections and may yet cause the
destruction Of the Union. IIe continued thst
slavery was not a curse to the South and quoted
statistics comparing five Southern States with
the six New England States, the comparison
being favorable to the South. Labor has been
compelled to bow to the exactness of capital
in the North as everywhere else, notwithstands
ing the assertion Of the Senator from n. y
Free labor complains that its condition is no
bstter than slavery. Free labor has conflict
at home with capital and therefore, is in no con-
diiion to enter into conflict with slave labor.
It was the mere expedient Of capitalists to di-
vert the free labor from true conflict. It is a
conflict politically between the tive sections
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~ J. KELLER, NJ. D.. ECLECTIC
Oo- -ohce 81 Public Square, residence "a Enc s.
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DISSECTING CASES-A GOOD
uss, Timent, At pees from ihTss lnd halfto thirty
uOluis e en- W FISKE
nov Iq Superior &
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WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA RENE
W DY-PTsIarsd BY J. BurnsJt & CO-Ih casrs Of
Asthma aai deulty OF IRE thing. this a aos y lls
reneug- oct3 Wa FlStI
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TANNERS 0TL-Bank, Shore and
h Straight Cod Liver Oi . ~ the ioue,t priee
STRONG AhhlS kf NO
hNtlf
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DR.. CHEEsFMAN'S Pulls
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE

s0id in Cleveland at wn. Fisk7s nd GaioId ) Hln
uonds, decIeowd Ew: RIO
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CinCnnsfi o Feb 20 lssT. M Third 81
PROF. WooD Dear Sir: By the Edrifs o 4 friend Of
mipe WHO had been usi.g your Haif Restorative vas
Induced 10 Try t. ha the fever tine May and
nearly every nair in ny head Nov my hair has
CONS great deal thick III eyerit was Nothing bur
duly and ~Ymnatly that T. uufnunicats 70 ofherE
ylo afflicted as have bee WpHld induce zvo
this public ar edgene Of the henst haFa received
/ trOsn FTof Wo0d's Har Restorative.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
"a SURGICAL DENTAL INSTRUMENTS aluays
kep az nnv23 W FlgKEg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

EFor professional and business cards,
(including daily paper) not exeesdihg sA
lines, for IL months, s2O-without inc p"
tEThe privilege Of yearly edver 'ls'',s
In strictly limited to their own immeulate
and regular business %%S eo sni SGspS as
ss sass, ~, ef its individual member.
EAnnouncing candidates for State
"a Parish Offices, $40 I; municipal t.hces
s5, 70 be paid for invariably in advance
,,sns;ent persons to be paid in advance.
Advertisement not marked on the
copy for o specified time, will no inserted
till iforbic., and payment exacted.
f@Ail communications intended "
promote the private ends or interests OF
Corporations, Societies, Schools or indiVid-
nails. will be charged IA advertisement.
sECards of porsonal character eau
only be published in this paper az adver-
tisements, and must be paid for in advance
at double advertising rates.
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n OTICE .
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Co.

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Col
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th. 1905
At meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was Resolred, To pay .>ir
per cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip,
Emit per cent to Stockholders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending lst Feb
ruary 1850, and to declare n dividend of
Fiftg per cent. on the nett earned premiums
of the Company for the year ending 3lst.
January 1860, for which certificates will
be issued on and after the LIST day Of March
next.
u ,cas further Resolred, To redeei" the
outstanding Scrip for the year 1851, on pre-
sentation at the Office of the company.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04

COTTON SEED.
Tn Store and for Sa1e--Boyd Prolific: L,ttis
Il Brown; Mexican and Petit Gulf
mari BARBEE d BENJAMIN.
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CAPE LINE.
100 BARRELS Richards Cape Lime, Tresh
lW $50 Sacks Bran; leo Bags Of Oats.
dec7 THOMAS BYRNE.
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.


NICOLAS BARToLI, on Lafayette street. takes
In pleasure In announcing to the public, that
he has received a fresh stock Of Goods consisting
In part of the following articles:
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES ana all other
kinds OF GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
A large variety of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN T. 3.
CLARET WINE by the Cask, Box and Bottle
MUSCAT and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES;
HEIDsrCK's CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE
G OR d Ia l. S.
ANISETTE. ALSYNTHE, 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 to the
above named articles, would say that will sell
them cheap enough, 80 ss to ensure general pa
tronage. NICOLAS BARTOLl.
Baton Rouge, August sd 1859. ll lsE
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fix
IL lures of tho old and well-known
stand Of the late F. MUssELMAS, ! have
made and shall continue to make addi-
tons thereto, until every article usually
kept at such an establishment will be
found in my shelves. Candies-embrn-
cling pll the fine fancy CONNECTIONS cakes,
fine wines, pickles, preserves, sardines,
segars, sauces etc., will DO found at my
establishment of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, and q disposition to
please the public, / ana determined to
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal to the growing wants of the City,
and surpassed by mono in the State. Store
open day and night to o'clock.
novl5 G.. ID. WADDILL.
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BLACKsMITH,S TOOLS

DLACKsMITH's Bellows, fresh from the Nam
ID ufactory, Anvils, Sledges, Tongs, Vices, Sold
ering Irons, Files, etc.
may7 LACQUER LAN0UE.
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STATE or IOUIsIsNA--PArisu or !

STATE or IOUisIaNA--PArIsu OF
EssT BsTos HoUeE. Feb. LIST, 1880.
BE- 10 renismLsrat That on this first day OF Feb
ruary 1850. before we the suhacrber, Justice Of
the Peace in and for tine perish Aforesaid, person
ely appeared VIM. $. Pike, President, aud y. Il.
Hebert, Secretary Of the southern Mutual lnsu-
rance Company Of Baton Rouge. who being duly
sworn according 10 law, do depose and say thst
the abov accounts srs just and true, aud tram
script fer the books Of said Company.
tsignedl WIN. S. PIKE, President
p v. IiEsERr, Secretary.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me, this first
day OF February, 1850. -...
lSignedJ p. a. NALhhR,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
IA and Green Teas, warranted fresh, just
received by ED. ds VIM. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-04
WHITE LEAD.

HOO0 WEIGHT PURE White Lead: 60oC
OOOO weight snow Zinc; 800 Boxes Window
Glass; Putty and Lithsrge, at
mars MONTAN 4 MATTA's.