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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27

DRoPosAIs FOR $3.50 90 OF THE CRoToN WATER
Il Stock Of the city Of New York"-Sesei proposals w &c
yeceis cd AZ the Cop.roers ocer until Thursday, Sspem
Der Is 1900 At O'Clock r. M when the win 5e publicly
opened for the whole or par q The sum OF two hundred
hfty dollars Of The crO,on Wafer Stock Of the
city Of New Yorf" authorized b chap 81 u he isws
1SO by ordinance OF The Common Council approved
By he Mayor, gust 1860 for ncreasag the sippy @;
rroton water extending the works for
hing and dis nbu.'ng me some.
The sad all bear interest Al The rss- Of an sel.
-~sieematle on lie arsi day Of November, 1894
wiz be of stock cesred and he
rrce per skGs he rersrs whse proposals sccsrte6
viii be required - deposit With the Chamberlain OF the cty
within AFTER The opening of he bids the awarded
hem respectively inc ldins The EraInums the
presenting he Con pr)er he re-.ns Of the Cham
terlAn for sceh depu;s he WILDE entitled receive
certificates Tor e4-a n Ire value 1e STOCK
bearing ip,eres. from he dA.es NJ payments.
position should BE seeei aud endorsed Proposals
or Wsr Stock o. he city o. New York and h.
pelosed second envelope, Addressed y he Comptroller
The right reserved he part u he Comptroller 70 reec;
ay Al o. - bas, Slslcred recesssry - pr5ect ~
rrcroe he iH.er,ss q he ;:y- .,--. c-.--,-.
Cy g New ror-, oerr-nezi OF Fisanoe, Compuollers
oGoe Ars1h; u, 100
yVANTsD-TwEST1 noNDs os $50 FACE, or raE
w scs,1 and f-ccs 1x Yslcy Railroad Company. state
prce. Dh -; Re ey ow. Aei'ess se.oo Herald oace
GOS nOO whErED.-syCrRIry MORTGAGE on
0LO.OOO -n.l.lnbslec real ts.te worth double he
AnO-Tt Address e. nppy = y HLduRE 40 canal
Also rne Farm N I1sa f'f sai. Land 10 Green
sor1niy ~ y, '~o Houfes N - and Lea N Bs1sxlyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27

The above guarantee must be ,aned with the certa
United dslct attorney district judge, stat
thai be aeluated with each IF the signing me
guarantee, hem . be 81 sfcea property
make good he above arse.
The garanee be sealed up and directed
The he Treas Iry Wsshint,n ID. Co.
HOWELL CORR,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27

REWARDS.
con REV AsD LOST. ON WEDNESDAY,, Ius 2,p
,~ZO inst Cold wsch Csaip with ioskei 4 ln nin-
hair snd X sy sLschea he va'ss very
much the above reward o. he fnfer Nhq-t
ar auess by leaving v g. 20 Gss Tgeniys,eond sei.
STEAMBOATS,.
nay BOAT FOR WEST POINT CORNgAii. sEx
~ burg, Milton and Fought epsie The AID.
VII leave jay street pier daily st 81 N, tlu, II Tar
.sth street aud arriving a. foufhkeeysi~ ~ r. NJ esvrF
Poaghkeepsie a. p n returning % he c'y 6.JP n
sure Poshkesvse Bsggs. rxnsfsrr.i
free.
L,ERRY TO CONEY ISLAND AND rOgr rAxur0N -
The NAUsHOr win run daily hrorgh he s1n iaayirr
Amos street Al pa H. add - ding street "a OF, l1 Nbi
81 pier No Eorth river o. ~ and 4. s-rc, vif
.kel cent?
pETuRs TRAVEL sROA sABArp9A
THB PEOPLES Lire ~ s-sAEEs.
EBw WORLD AND 1sAAJ SgEroE
UNTIL FUATHsR NOTICE
POSITIVELY ggEcY v'lnr
VIII await als.ny he arrss q he t@n wh't eises -
'"' TforwfiBs,sDiSG TEE wrsREPREsENrArro
q hoso whose object q % Iscn Re rAra By vsy o:
Troy.
All persons who MAJ tsks s.i Iau - nee 1.r 1as q 4.
tany and arriving there AZ n-s before y .Orx
10 not and them wa.tng gledge myself se-r
HAR -OURr.
Igent Peoples iae, ibsuy.
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6OLOG n.

A BONA TIDE Asr.oLodIsT IHAT EVERY oSs
"A 1aa depend ca q reitns A-Assetoa from s Msd>ns
~r her rosn All ssSzia lsa hs n.sSA sssa i.ay !.
aarrsses and ,sns Al Ia, eonssrns ,osr whole lie H..
gr-dions are 20 nc. that hy ssrprs. Al who sco.i her
y .. events ysdr whole Nc. Her sasce u.
ssrSa, y atS5~sas. her sre.i .sonisfnsni saGaas
w,sop ais 20 lras .s.. saas .>4e. s.y s..a .'- u@4
, vea ssss 3 obi sorhsrs Isl iles ar-ss ns susniol
A sroy.sr1ya.- MADAME xoRsow. sEyEsrB
.son aad o,sa y. nArry s,d many svesy even yos,
,s a1 CIV sIss, ssos Eo..os' ssaleass
CLaIRvoYAScE--MR gEYxouRs MEDICAL
s.ir'oysn soons sos 18th street tss sosss Yves; q
rcns d@v AID evening" and ses Satisfaction guaranteed Al
M AsToios,i ne unres sAiss. dives ucsy numbers
uses sPeeiy marriages - nsi lropery 90 seventh
.senue, Gear rre-y % erb u se Lsdes cents senne
MADAM BURT HAs REMOVES FRoy 81 ATTORNEY
M street 70 30 Bo-s,ln .sL orpsit. ilalos over the
sbsens erda brsness 10 - forgsi he suaber. Gs1e
nen 20. adrziaed.
NfRs L. slrsv WISHES TO INFORM REs v.SY
sens d se he rs:, pseu, ard future ;, sii araaS s
NON Al .oioP. NJ
NJ B-wRo HAS yor BEARD OF TIE CELEBRATED
49,: :4s he spa r . ss ,s s s sia az :.
confident -~ taa cal she e he - future
rsbsad bat ~ her y.ser N
give ksr ra third svssus above rweniyfr sresi
L&aso 10 csnA Scr1azsen o..
PEAD rHIs-A PHEESoLoslsr Ann AsrEoIoaIsI
H nsi beats he Ert snd 100 r-wsr' Tor sr ops 200
asl hss WkIIlN9TOS, who n acsps~ledxed % be
only lady kh oiy VII, Tu aly gives nfSrnaon 90
rerins onueys absent friends
sAp heeih weagh, ara who win reclaim drunken
and anfehfu husbands Miss W. he only IN ,hs
ry who bss he e-n-ine Roman sad Arsbl.a IAIsfnAns
For love ri l1cS and AZ bsin@ss Affairs and gua
yxnists To- e Delay ret 20 cansrf hs naturally rissi and
esnafnl youns lady Lrots nsrhers given Highly r.sgect
tk ry references 10 bar recdenoe, Nj hnD
ss~snne, cpp ate Erhh s.rcs<
WHO Has MOI sKAsD OF ruE CELEBRATED
W dfsmeuARvr' SIC las been consuited By thousands 10
DTS and ssher cities she se.s eouhdeut ste has e7u
Sc icls abs present sAs
ave here Gail No So Teeth 1hirty fourth
ana sarJ fnl ssees Lads cents. oeaisnsn sd.
ulfs.at.
4J grRIsrOPfiBp srREgr-~Rs- " RoEDER-
c Tbs ssson.hi~ aud falling ssrol,gst auc
rtei hss gelrnsi - LIS sty, snd gives
a al e..ns VIII and rerard bsalls waelih aud
rage lo.g sfar.. i0rrTs, avgis dtfr'sDs tnsness
frieas Acnes Ac IRE R1eder snccsess when all
sxh~ M far beware OF imeou and remember her
de- ~ street. Fourth ssre-s aud ss,t
sos. For adscs - cchs. gen.ennon ~ cents
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

WurN MAY A MAN LAuu Ar A
FuENy CoSorRrY-Ths question
having been decided lot,g ego, that
n man may hiss tho performance
when he does not Ike u. and may
look through spy instead ~ an
Opera Glass. NJ the performers II
now remains Tot the Law 10 determine
when n man may laugh. The fret
night that the rather egolisticsl Cuah.
man held forth NJ the Academy in
this city. he wac careful 10 tell the
audience that IL was his purpose 10
say aud do some funny things Did
be expect tho company 10 groan at
him II would seem so, since q gea.
tlemsn on ono Of the back seats was
hasseled on, by the coat collar. after
having his hat mashed over his eyes.
because he wpa rather more tichled NJ
the funny parts than some Of his
neishbors lie demonstrated and told
the parties who handed him out the
door and closed the same IN him. that
he couldn't help u, that IL was not
his, but tho performers tsult-if he
would quit saying funny things. that
he would quit laughing. but this was
TO no purpose--out he went with his
hat over his eyes. Did the man ut
the door give him his "prir drntrre I"
II not, there was ground work for
en action Of damages
. The night after. Mr.. Cushman took
occasion 10 preface al his songs and
funny things by leciuripg the audi
ence on tho Importance Of silence and
profound attention, saying in every
instance that the piece he was about
te sing was difficult thing rarely
attempted by others, etc. etc We
for one came 10 that very same con.
olusiou for more desperate and frantic
eHo,ts 10 overreach himself, aud ex.
plode with poorly affected passion, we
never witnessed before. Ours ia an
orderly, well behaved people, and
they gave Mr. Cushman several shades
more Of attention ibap he deserved. 49,
When he comes here again. we hone
no will profit by this graf" .,,oua ad.
vice. Others In the ,how ti,s will
do well TO pro6'
ny ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

Tae TpAEsfT or A New PLANgr.-
The new planet discovered in France
by one DR.. Loscarbault. n year since
and named Vulcan. will cross tho
disc Of tho sun, u is expected, on
some day between the LIST and 18th
Of the present month. Those hav.
ing telescopes are requested TO as-
sist In looking for this transit. As
II will occupy but about four hours
of time, 10 may not bc visible In Eu-
rope, aud " visible on the continent
IL would be IN the afternoon, which
part OF the day IL IL particularly
desired shall bo observed. The
year Of this planet, or its period Of
revolution around the sun. is but
nineteen days and half. It's posi-
ton is far within the orbit Of Mcr.
curry; md If calculations usually
made in regard 10 increasing heat
in approaching the sun are correct
its standard degree of heat must
preclude such animal and vegcta.
bic life ms we possess. 49, Philadcl-
phia North American.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

THt PotsoNisa CAsH m rnt FouRru
Dtstmcr.--.Col. Lemley. whose
household has been 80 sadly affliot.
cd by The recent melancholy affair
in the Fourth District--in which n
whole dinnefparty was poisoned
received yesterday a letter from
young d. Hunt, in whose honor
tho unfortunate feast was given,
announcing his safe arrival nj his
home. nj Salon. North Carolina
This will bo consoling 10 the many
friends Of THE Young gentleman,
concerning whom many alarming
rumors had been put IN circulation.
Tho most prevalent Of tho reports
represented the Doctor as having
been oyertaken, on bis journey.
with very dangerous symptoms.
and stopping at some village
This rumor was soon followed by
the report Of his death. r. would
appear from DR.. Hunts letter 81
Colonel Lemley that he was seized
with violent symptoms Of poison.
but recovering. proceeded on his
way; and reached homo IN good
health. Tho surprise aud horror Of
tho young man on reading in tho
paper tho sad consequences Of tho
convival party. ut which he was
the chief guest. may be better i'm.
aginod than described.--Dcita I0h
iasf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
ralIu C'arttr anO Gomrt.
BAToN poueH,
FRfDAftrnis;iiifiiinti AFHtb IS. 1850.

IL tnAt rms iNfFHrNoH H-=kn I'm.
preston he's gone out, that Our mr..
icle Of The other day relative to The
State Land Onice. will lead people
60 believe. that The office is not now
at work. when 1t ~ NJ work with
additional assistance. employed by
the Register, without authority Of
law" 10 aid in bringing up The busi.
ness. True, u Is that Patents can.
not be had. bot Certificates are f..
sued. which arc equally no complete
as respects title. The books. pa.
pets aud maps Of the office were
never IN more orderly ofbettef con.
dition than at this writing Appli.
cations are taken NJ IN the order IN
which illed and disposed Of If
parties are not ready 10 settle. OF
have not fully determined pa 60
what they want, they are stricken
from The place on The lisls they 90.
cupy, and " they apply again. have
10 do So at the bottom Of the lists.
Applicants arc required to present
their applications in writing aud
they are then recorded by ono Of
The employees IL the office. The ap.
plications are nearly II not quite up
60 the let of November, 1860 Tn
der the present rule. 70 Ia impossi.
bic for one person 10 got the adyan.
tage Of another, rs the applications
ere not taken up out of tie regular
order IN which filed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

A NovEL SIour IN CuIcAoo.--Thc
Chicago Press and Tribune, Of tho
Goth ult., says:
The entire front Of the first class
buildings on the north side Of
Lake street between Lasalle and Clark
streets, is now rising 10 grade al the
rate of about twelve inches per day,
1t will be at its full height by to.mor-
row night, when it will constitute n
spectacle not many Of our citizens may
SEQ again, II ever--a business block
covering nearly one acre, and weigh
ing over twenty-five thousand tons,
resting on six thousand screws, upon
which il has made an upward jour
ned Of four feet and ten inches. Prob
ably its parallel enterprise cannot be
found the world over. II will be
worth seeing Tomorrow, and the
contractors are, we learn, prepare
ting to accommodate the public and
give them opportunity of looking
in among the forest Of iron screws.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

ffctsfors ~ rnr etppr-r Carer -
The Mayor and board of seleet,nsn ~
! The city u Baton Rouge. appellants, W.. q
W. bearing. appellee. Appeal from the
Mayors Court of Baton Noure. Apreal
dismissed VOORHEES,, j., Land. D.. alb
sent. eoneufflbg buchanan. j., takes ne
part N decision.
Richard iisntahsn. appellant, W.. Au-
gusiin beelefe1 81 ~ appellees. Appeal
f'oin The sisth Judicial District Court If
West Baton Rouge. Judgment affirmed.
Land. j., read by Voofhies,.)
Succession ~ Dshiel Sullivan. deceased
Isaac s. sullivan, administrator. appellant
w. David Tayluf " Co. opponents appel
lees Appeal from the Seventh Judicial
District Court ~ Esst Feleians. Appeal
dismissed. buchanan, j.. Land, s., alb
sent. coneurting.
Herman n. Benjamin. appellant. va.
Mrs. Nancy Richardson. appellee Ap-
peal from the Seventh Judicial District
tenft Of East Tsherns Judgment sf-
h'med. Land. j Tread by Voorhees,
Mrs. Eliza 6. johnson, appellant, ys.
John and Henry Perkins. artelisss. Ar
peal from The Seventh Judicial District
Court ef West Fslieiana. Judgment 70
vsrsad. Buchanan, .. absent, eoueurfihR.
Flmifs Leblanc, (wi1ow Toutant,l APP
police. W.. Octave N. tebieno, appellant.
Appeal from ths Eisth Juicisl District
of West Baton Hspea. Judgment gavefsa
Ell. and the cause rsmsnded for further
proceedings according W Law and with III
rsetion 10 place u On The docket If the
lower Court IN the same position IN which
n stood on the sth ofJune. 1889
~ Andrew v. Woods, appellant. We.
The Heirs Of Ms NanoY y. boon. Jseeas-
Ell. appellees. Appeal from the Seventh
Judicial District Court " West Felicisne.
Judgment affirmed. Msrriek q. J Land I.
y absent.
Hill a. Markham. srpaiisss, VS.. rmiiins
J. Penny snd husband. appellants. Ap-
peal from the Sisth District Court of Esst
Baton Rouge. Judgment reversed aud IL
is n.w deefeed hy the Court that the plain
til have Judgment against the defendant
frt s4oo 90. with eight per cent. interest
thereon From, the ilfth day of peeswbs',
1857. Until paid, subject 10 q credit Of sew
90 hundred and fifty dollars Msrtioh,
Cd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

A LINZ or STEAMERS BETWEEN
New ORLEANS Ann LvERroot. We
have 20 thank our entcrprising and
able townsman, Mr.. +. Sabel, for
establishing o new line of steam.
ets between Liverpool and New
Orleans direct. The merchants OF
New Orleans are taking the matter
in hand with spirit, aud have en-.
dorsed the project 10y the sanction
Of their influential Chamber of
Commerce. They have also shown
their sincerity by largely subscri.
bing funds TO carry out this i'm.
portaut undertaking. Such n line
has long been desired by the mer.
chants Of Manchester, and by the
cotton spinners of our mauufac;u.
ring towns aud we have no
doubt. If half the capital be sub.
scribed In New Orleans, the re.
mainder will easily be raised in
Manchester, Liverpool, London,
etc.-Lirerpool Times.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

LFE's HAPuEsr PERiop.--Kings-
ley gives his evidence on this dis.
puted point He thus declares
There is no pleasure that | have
ever experienced like cbild's mid
summer holiday. The time, mean,
when two or three of us used TO go
away up the brook, and take our
dinners with us, and come home Mt
night tired, dirty, happy. scratched
beyond recognition, with "A great
nosegay, three little trout, and one
shoe, the other having been used
for a boat, till it had gone down,
with all hands, out Of soundings.--
How poor our Derby days, our
Greenwich dinners, our evening
parties, where there are plenty OF
nice girls; and after thatl Depend
upon il, man never experiences
such pleasure or grief after fourteen
as he does before, unless, in some
cases, in bis first love-making, when
the sensation is new to him."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

PoisoNEp Perfumes. "A Paris cor.
respondent of the Men YORK Daiiy
Times says that the police Of Paris
have been for some months euga.
god IN the examination of IA variety
Of faisilications, and among the rest
that of perfumery. Several nc
tresses have been suffering from the
effects of poison absorbed from the
face, without suspecting that their
sufierings camo from this source
The quantity Of corrosive sublimato,
arsenic, verdigris, vitroi, and other
poisonous substances daily absorb
ed in Paris must in effect Be inn
mense. and t5c reform did not com
mence too soon. The investigation
was ins,igatcd by an actress Of tho
Varities Theatre against n perlum.
or for damages for indisposition nj.
tributcd TO his cosmetics. AT the
same time the Academy Of Sciences
is occupying itself with the ones.
ton OF lucifer matches, and the re-
form necessary in their mode Of
fabrication. Several deaths from
poisoning in the use Of these agents
directed this learned body TO the
subject.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

fRtiubiciAt 20 fnH TRAvtttRs. In isi4
enssing the polyssmy bill In Congress the
other day. the following passage at atms
gave some sfive to the matter.
Mr. keitt, " South Carolina. Dem !
opposed the bill lie asked, daaa rnly
ppmy exist IN titahi With . riau 20 az.
telliTent legislation, the evidence of IL
ought TO he rteduped
Mt Nelson, Of Tennessee, American,
sent up an extract rtom tho law establish.
Ing the chafeh. Il wac teed.
M, keitt did not see anything In that
TO satisfy him on the snhieet.
Nj, Etsvena, Of Pennsylvania. tHanN
said that the thtsa judges frat arpoinled
made ssatementstsbishin Che fact of
pol yraint there, and thai brigham Young
eni, yed plurality Of wises. lie seaaiieat,
ed distinctly their remark that THE mono.
poly ofwives operated very bard against
strangers and travellers.
just here, may be found the weak point.
The unsound brick In the Utah ChN,eh
ediaee. ifiti fAos, that The sla'.
the ohrteh, take all the wsm rs OF
selves aud like the iinpaa en- 10 Them
o.y' A''d'y a@ IN, ICY ,A az s g","
eu,ace, has its '..d.,i,a 4, 80 ant
must fall. o. mi. .,as ,e tho t,,os, aoi
LAKE. sher lie monopoly cf every thinG
else love tif there be sny saeh thini
ou''fde of the vetfiest tomance) esteem
respect, AND virtue, cannot be purchased
either with money or place. In the lot
terry Of life, the man, or woman, wit
draws ptise Of love. eenstaney and de
votioh, Fets all the riches that the esrtl
affords. or Utah. we know less Of truth
than we do Of London. Paris, Nev
York, ande,her foreign aud domestic me
uopoliten lie and society. This much
certain however, the whatever the
may be,in tho Car of destt, did net gro'
in the sterile sands Of the same. they NJ
ofexetic growth they are the legitimsl
otfapring OF other climes, going 30 she,
that there Ia now aud hashoen for sevreal
seasons past, evils IN our social syster
which we are indebted for. 10 our falls
aud unnatural theology. The profession
Of absolute celebacy on one hand Ia nc
more ct varience with clearly written law
from on High than the doctrine Of plo
raliIy Of wives The ancient patriarch
aud wise men in the Jewish chronological
TABLES, all had as many wlvos ne the
could take care Of, and the elders Of
Utah church stand In no worse light. It
was ighs then, Il Is wrong now; but ther
are many other things In civilized and mi,
called Christianisod society, no less eenpr
rablc. Let the statesman take into ooun
ell the mcralist and lot them calmly con
slider the causes for tho evils which threat
On Us with another night ofein aud darl
ness under tho branches Of tho tree Of libc,
".
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
,smoSAutr.--Fof tho comiaI

asmovAufr-@Fot tho coming
season, says q fashionable cx'
change. the skirt will be the most
expensive part of n iady'a dress,
nothing lces than n full trimmed
skirt being considered On regie
The greater the number of fioun'
ces that can be put on u dresH, the
better, go, of course, tho taller the
lady is tho finer sho Ipny be, and
we should not be surprised, II, for
this potent reason, tall ladies would
he all the fashion this summer. --
Where the material Ia too heavy for
nouncea ot individual taste Ia op.
posed 60 them. matters may be
compromised by n Prandobourg
peesemonterie trimming. arranged
IN tdbitcr up the front ct the skirt
which. however. nocessitatca g
similar trimming up tho corsagc e
There IL still another stylo of Skin
trimming, very much 10 be admir-
ed. IL is broad bandcau. OF
twelve deep. OF the Same materia
as the dress, painted Ia reiRe anc
placed on quarter Of yard irou
the ed.e Of the skirt. II IL ais,
frequently made different from the
dress both in collar aud material.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

r9- Judge Mason closed his argus
ment on the 9th before the Commits
sloner of Patents in favor Of the extern
SION OF the Morse Telegraph Potent.
The opinion prevails that the decision
will be favorable.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

70 Prentice thinks il young la
dy has thousand acres of valuable
land, the young, men are apt to con-
clude that there are sufficient grounds
for attachment.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
rfNE GOLD pEssf

.n ALL sizes, shapes and patterns, Gold
" and silver dps penboIdsfs, Gold and
silver slias penboldefs@ regulating pens
and Gold Barrett Penal warranted.
Just received aud for sale ut
J. MoCORMfCK's,
MARLIN Post Office Book Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
cow MILLsi conn MILLsff

CORN MtLLsf CORN MILLsff
II HE "Victor" Farm snd Plantation
i Meal Mil. and Corn and Cob Cfnsher
for feed. These mills can bs seen in OPP
grafton ~ the Southern Enterprise Ma
chine Works. abd are. without doubt. su-
psiiof 70 any combination Of the kind ever
brought 30 this mstket. For sale by
pptlg-H. DHbACHDIX a. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

MADAM HURTEpg, would respect.
lNI fully inform the ladies ~ Kast baton
Rouge. that che ia permanently located
hers and will give lessons in Drawing
Painting, Embroidery, Wax-work, Paper
Flowers, aud other fancy work.
For terms aud address reference Is made
10 WIN. Bogel Esq, on Lafayette street.
fnRr2p 1md&w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
GROCERIES AT AUCTION!
A LAgGE AND VARIED STOCK.

nN MONDAY next, 10th instant, 1860.
" will offer for sale ut public auction
nj ths residence of Mr.. Paul lie Blanc. on
Front Of hatcher street, commencing #
10 O'clock, a large assortment of GROCER
IFS, com pfising tho store rs IL IL nov ear
risd on, with WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
TEHss-All sums under s2D Cash, over
s20 at credit thirty days from the day
Of sals-purchsssrs 10 furnish their notes
endorsed 70 the satisfaction Of anotio-
nssr. JNO. Il. DrFROOQ,
aprI1-id Anetiopssr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

nss- ksienrs of THE GoLpEN Gin.
ots.-The ~ Joseph papers say that
several hundred Knights Of the Gold
en- Circle from Kansas and Nebraska.
had arrived there. md would be pre-.
pared 10 start soon for Moxico
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Kgw srtfNa AND SUMNER GOODS
s.. NJ a = Fl - h

LAFAYETTE STRICT, NEAR bhunEh
HAs NOW ,<sdy fcr Inspection h,fi supply .
III Spring t,ooes. comprising every desefip,
flor ~ afieies suited M The present season ard
coming sntr'net, " which ,css respectfully esll
,ha attention NJ mr. friends sna customers
English Bstsses ~ the ysfi snd IN Robes;
Orrsndies ~ every style sra description, sseh
ss Double skirt Robes. Robes Oft \ y fiousess.
Tuni1ue Robes, ana The latest siyis;
p,sie . Eimrst.firs3
pfintea Jseene,s snd Wusiins;
Ts,f4ions. cit eoiufs;
sfiia colsfea nstegss. white. niaek. PINK Biue
ard n,swr, ana = large assortment ~ white
urnds and Frbruiisties, such ss Iserne,s; Swiss,
ursssbstfei end airIi Mnsiin, vieierls Lawn,
white B,illisrlirs snd kfs'seilie and great vs.
iisiE - Fsrey end STAPLE brs 10.ls.
Al Of which am Offering 81 srusssliy lsv
priess ter Ussh.
sp,a su ASHER,