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, 1860-07-16

Ltls6T4 1'fffa una &7EbHHk.
am glad to see that :ou EEve spoken
out in regard 10 an ordinance which IT il pro-
posed to engineer through the Council ct the
next meeting. for railroad purposes, on the
West Side. While aa. in favor of ever5 thing
which will advance the interests OF the West
Divis'sn, am sill opposed 70 wicked, nncailed
for and unnecessary legislation. Thus far the
railroad interesrs cen 'ering here lave mad
granted to them All they asked Tor. and all aud
more than was necessary from the hands OF the
city. Shall u.tre be granted to them at 80 great
Il 6ucri6ce to the pubic Interests, aud Is more
needed!
In lis there was project for Union De-
not, 10 be located on tue West Side, between
Madison and Adams streets and Canal ttreet
md The south Brunch Of tie Chicago RiTcr.
Iuto this depot was to be brought the iittsbure.
# Wayne Chicago Rallroaa, Chicago, Alton
st. Louis Rallrosd, hortn "cstefn Is: IT,,
Chicago and Milwaukee 4. H.. and such other
railroads AZ might desire 10 come in, and lib-
Cuuncil authorizing these connections
hut they were to cross the bridge streets under
tie approaches to the bridges, and not on grade,
rs IL proposed bg this new ordinance Articles
OF agreement we're entered into bet"een tue
city and the railroads for full confirmation Of
this ordinance Of le55, 1hua, as was supposed,
protecting The lives and properly ol our citizens
ioF all time to cone; but it seems now, in 1860,
the RAILROADS, like Oliver, =" ask fnr more" and
it reu,uius 10 be seen whether the Council will
ntaud by the rights Of the people o. cave to tie
railroads. NEST SipER'
The above ia from one Of the heaviest tax
psyers in the West Division. T~o years ago
The raiiroads were g!ai to get an ordinance
paa&ed allowing them 10 cross stFeeta under the
approaches to the bridges, and gladly entered
into q written contract with the city authorities
to do SO. The Lske aad Van uuren stree.
, 1860-07-16

Returning from the pole.raising on Saturday
evening, the Wide Awakes, in full force, with
their torches, made tour Of our principal
streets, making most brilliant aud edsstive
appnAr&ucR.
, 1860-07-16

Fatal Acc1DRSr.-We learn from the 8ehuy.
t@ Citizen that Cd the 4th inst, BY the e1plo.
sion Of u cannon, Thomas G. Martin and Dayid
o. Gillian were fatally injured, and D. P. Colt
Fesiously injured.
, 1860-07-16

Ne send the daily edition to our tri-"eeily
subscribers. this morning, in order to lay be-
fare them Senator summers great speech at
t1,. x.arIiekf tunment
, 1860-07-16

EXCURSION TO JoL1er.-The excursion Of the
First Congregational Sabbath School 10 Joliet,
for picnic, and visit to the new Penitcn-
tiary. comcs of on Thur eday.
, 1860-07-16

D@ Pimples and Skin Diseases are
he result Of Impure blood The blood becomes thick and
cogxsd The skin not abe cast OF The Impurities 70
important ohealth. How naany young men and women
NC etc with their eea coversd with pnp!es &7d b,otehe
who sse eadeavoox to them BY tho ue Of
aad wishes of various kinds This very dangerous and
should never be pfacteed bY p..ona dedous Of aood
health. Ncthss have children acted With and
erpons sLoud revtr dry them up BY external 4pp
uon fur In tbs way they will dive In the hrmors and
produce III health 70, The child during IT. xle1e N time
There mother that likes to her children MI eted
with feebte he alih.
JuDsoS'5 MOUNTAIN HER8 PILLS IRE prepared
expess for ths Of cruptons Of tie skin such -
Pimps, Botehes. Sores h. Tney cleanse tie blood Of
allupureA producing beautiful clear ard ~ kln,
much admired by III people OF and refinement
JuDSoNS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS s.e so1t hv
Ill Medicine Dealers. iv16,n
, 1860-07-16
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JULY 16. 1860


1.''oS ~ ~ n' ASs1"S'-A s,an1 11'ais'oa
anu ~. oouss1A "1 'AAe p1aee ~ 1aA7 ''ee'' 'u'5
-vAn' uAoei 'ae ausp'ses oa .ne 41s' ano oeeona
uu'e.sa4's1 ooc'e''es " 'nlS Guy eAfs ie4'e
.ne :u1l"saAe' oepos a. o'4o 4 N. ~ 'S 'ne,a
a.. I ~. so..ess ~ 'aaAe au.s one u 'ns
members Of the musical profession will accom-
pany the excursion Also the Great Western
Band. Families will take their baskets full Of
such delieacies as they may wish, while the fa-
nous Lckhardt will furnish ice cream for the
Thousand, Let all our friends make their ca]cu-
lations so as to spend next Friday at Lake For
est. Tickets, so cents; children, Is cents, for
sale at Root Il Cady's. II. Il. Higgins, Briggs,
fremont, Metropolitan, md Richmond Houses.
-.-,--..-,
sonic Magazine. published in this citv. by Geo.
l.. Fitch, and edited By ]. ADAMS A11Ks. II. D.
The No. before us is the first Of the new series
published under the supervision Of the present
proprietor, TypoRraphically it is excellent, and
it is filled with q variety Of iuatructive and In
tare,tipp matter. interest;ng mt onIv tn tbe
Mason but to the general reader as well. The best
na.t NJ which ara the editorial naces nrr conv
il adorned bv an admirable miniature likeness
ofP.of. J.V. z. Blaney. Past Grand Commap
oef- "eean 8ate'5 recommend 1"e As"tor,
anaer ~ present management 70 al o1 Inc Aa-
SONIC fraternity IN .oe No1'n"e8'' as se11Al
, 1860-07-16

~ Rev. Stephen Douker, Of Aass., will
preach, on Sunday, the 18th inst, morning aad
evening. at The usual hours, at the First Units-
rim Church, on Washington street.
, 1860-07-16

LARGE SALE or 1cE.-Meserr. Og1e Co., Of
Cairo, on Friday, purchased Of Joy l. Frisbie,
Of this city, one thousa, ,d ions Of ice. The first
shipment Of ten Ger loads was sent By the llli-
nois Central On Saturday.
, 1860-07-16
From Waxhingaon.
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Gaze&e,1
uprnRf1.Ax pRNeprr1a

r,,po,h,:..~ C,~..s,
:; Aus Mspao;'cau " ia.. esn1!M Nommi.lee are oaIy
aa,. ~ 1eoe;p' II ~ aeaeIe toW ne moss 1ehaole
IN n pas1sol :ne noI;n. SHOWING con,
dn.,s,. ua. t .nG ess.'J2 u TaGon I IL neyon
1ouot, accounts 11oA1 Ne" 1oFA sAy tu@' lue
th Goaf'ss pslt5 IRE mes.Sg no :. .nead1a5, aaa
.h naa +.S".A moJg4ny VIZ ~ W NV" 1a tuit1y
If D;cl;nson-the rr,c;naI Nards- ;rfnr;'.
ted at the perfdy Of the New York deleration-
aud will cast thousands Of yoteS for the Breek-
inridre ticket shortly to be nut IN. From Con
uecticut, Rhode Island, and Especially he
No,thwest, the accounts are equally cheering.
and bets can be obtained against douglas oE.
nvx,,r.,r,,7. ,o,.
49, IoA4.4es'
1ne pougl1s ana bfecnnf1oge i1alon IN
fcnns5 1vnula has entirety broke down, but even
, 1860-07-16

VINO WAS Ir?-We received On Saturday q
check for q, dated July 1lth, in subscription
for cur daily We hare the name Of the sender,
but cannot make ont his addreas. Will he sup
ply IT?
, 1860-07-16

Appointments f.. +Lc Hon, Richard lates,
Repubiicau nominee for Governor, for the Ne-
pablicau electors and meml'crs Of Congress
1xili he made IN Il fax daYs.
, 1860-07-16
13rrss \ Triht111E
C1ilCA 60.


!tnnn tho stkte 1eo1aa July 1:l-
The Lteutcnant-f:overno
]:1lxoiss"wx, July :. 1864.
sR:-Oteryn= that tc Republican Convention Of tLe
Third Congressional district. recently assembled ii l1loon
nnn refused 10 ra..fy the rceor. daticn Of ny ane
hy ttr Sic Central Con!ttt easdda:e for the oioc
Of Lieut. detre A,say ta4t clnt,p:
tcs myref the candidate of te Republic, ssy Of ILL.,
while - asxc tnd respectable postsn Of tlc State
laake objection thereto.
Iours respectfully. T1rkL JA1Ro7.
lion. n. h. Judi. CAastuan AeruLueaa St4sc Central
Committee, Chicago.
l. Cali.
The dc'cE1ek cfosrn to npu.nae State eAcctS At tie
Kepn 3can :alc Convection, heid ut fruur na the Pub
&G MAy last, rr1ues u hss4na" 10 the city nf
Springfield Wciueadas tlt csllh dav OF Aufust. 10
t,nnat* Candidate Lieutenant t31tcta1t. TO Ill the
Vacancy Created ty the 1cct!naiH o. thc Hun F1ant H.
ffvzFm41.
y. Is. Luap, Chairman. lArD OAvh
wv II. nauvx. GaAA H. LAWtkscK
Jr1LAx :, Hrx.Er. wv. A. GRixsRAw.
Er.NExse rTrE, NJ CA~sE4l-
tiiNrAyv4 koE3xn, tuos. A. MARSHALL.
s.H<r11r~ LANSING, Ws11AEnC Z. FLAlG.
a'AL.lx TACpnAlL jaHx T. tuHE..
1scplblcAa state CenfrAl Committee.
HorAcx WIti1k, Secretary.
lAsed Il Springfield, july 10. fe60.
, 1860-07-16

LINCOLN RAx6ERs.-The regular weekly meet
ing Of this Company takes place this evening,
md every member is requested to be present,
tomRke arrangements for the frat parade, which
takes place on Thursday evening Of this week.
Per order: G. ". BAaxxR, Captain.
1osER4 7. JANE, Secretary.
, 1860-07-16

Msssns. ED11ons DO the people Of the West
Side fully understand she Importance Of the
question now being agitated by the Northwest
ern and Milwaukee Railroads! Namely, TO Law
Ii eli track optr the crossings Of Like a,d Run.
do1b streets, instead Of under th<m, as the Or
WI Siders appreciate the delays tdstreet cars
-: ,k.ehicles Of all kinds and to foot passen.
ge, 5-not to say anything of the dan9 9er which
sitT eu times exist il the crowded thorough.
fares to esery living thing. The West Side
Depot as now 10 be built, according to the city
ordina:ee, will Be benefit to property in tie
rse + iii b. = RPeoSd oPod 10 a d as 6sss 05d
Lei he rp.ideuta Of the West Side reflect and
act. No lime is to be lost. Cannot public
meeting be held aud united action obt.iaed in
that wayf ". ". ".
, 1860-07-16
DI E d.

In this city on the 18th inst. CHARLES CAKTE2, Of
Gaseuz, L. the 1ath yelr O! bis nEe.
The friends OF the family requs=ted to attend his
funeral from tbs residence OF IDS broher. James Carter
No. l5s Wabash avenue, MonIay afternoon, the 10th
ihss., fur O'Clock,
, 1860-07-16

Some weeks since we csled the attention Of
our authorities to the fact that several cases Of
small pox we're ia the city, and 50 located as TO
need such precautionary measuresas We believed
would be promptly given. We knew that there
was pest house here, and we looked to see
the ofii1ials, with due regard for public health
remove the patients thither-
In that we were disappointed, and the public
outraged by the delay that has taken place.
Since that time there have been other and d
gradual increase Of cases, and the Mayor has
been again and again appealed to by persons to
whom cases we're known, OF upon whose prem.
ises patients we're lying ILL., We would publish
the replies verbatim, but that it better comports
with the decency of our columns to pronounce
them as coarse, brutal and vulgar.
There hare not been many cases, but these
have directly demanded the action of our au-
thorit,es, and should have received the same
promptly. What has failed to be accomplished
by previous measures to attract official atten-
tion, should be fully made up by hint not to
be mistaken or negl d, which occurred on
Saturday morning.
By those earliest at the Court House, q moor
wretch, one loathsome mass Of disease from
the small pox in it's worst form, Was found IT,
ing on the floor Of the vestibule, whittier be
had crawled during the night. Before he was
removed, and indeed as there was no health Of.
fcer this was not very speedily done, numbers,
and among these several children, passed in
aud around the the man. Finally Asa F,
, 1860-07-16

Jud re TXasseurccksx ApJlnfnthnc cntS.

The Hon. Frederick HassAnIe.s, Republican
*.ec, r at large Of nhi,, will udre-s his fellow
citizens in Illinois, in the German language, at
the fof1p1F74s& times and places:
, 1860-07-16

Tie Hon. Lyman Trusnbull, in conjunction
pie on political topics at the following times and
, 1860-07-16


1t the exhibition Of the Dearborn School on
Friday, au elegant writing desk vas presented
to George u. BFownell, the Principal It bore
the inscription, From your Pupils"
- We would call the attention Of the ladies'
to the fact that On Wednesday next STRIKER &
Co., ut al Lake street will be in receipt Of
another lot Of those cheap dress goods. Thofe
in want Of cheap dry goods will do well to call
On ahem. See advertisement
WIDE AwAKE TEA PARrr.-The po1e-raising
on the Lake Shore, at the foot Of Huron street,
on the North Side, at the residence Of Solomon
Sturgess, Esq, on Saturday afternoon, was
very pleasant affair. TIC Wide Awakes were
out in force. Brief but happy speeches we're
nude by Messrs. Judd, Dross, Perry, Hessing,
G. R. Jones and 4. D. Bradley.
DAY IN TIE Coux7RY.-Tuesday morning,
the Sunday Schools Of several of the Episcopal
churchers, with that Of 'tThe City Mission"
expect to visit Evanston, leaving at 1e:45, and
return at 4r.x. Fiji basket with sandwiches,
and call on Larrabee i North for ticket, {a5
cents,) at ia Lake street. aud thus encourage
the little folks, who expect to be happy at least
for day.
RErCBL1cAx RAILT At uYDE PARK.-Uon.
Joseph Knox and Bon. John :. Eust.cs have
consented to address the people Of Lake at the
large school house in Hyde Park, on Friday
evening. July 20:h.
Let all who wish to hear lie political topics
! Of the day ably discussed, turn out and hear
them.
| BAkErs lp1c-N1c ExcCEs
[Tuesday, July 11th,) the Jefferson Street N.
E. Sabbath School, and friends, will take has.
let picnic excursion to Crystal Lake. 4
special train will leavo the Northw estern depot,
near Kinzie street bridge at S 4. II. preei.<ly.
Tickets 80 cents. All who would hare days
ramble in the woods, or erjoy boat ride on
this beautiful lake, would do vel. 70 take with
thcm a few friends aud join tle Excursion to.
morrow. Refreshments from Anderson's can
be had on the grounds at the usual rates.
ST. JOINS CHURCH EXCURSION TO CLARKE IN
THE 19ra have before alluded to the at.
fractions Of this spot. We now learn thst Que
Of cur brass bands will be On hand to a d;s
- s u"s'ns 'ne oay. 1hs
e -" ..f.,~ -s.s, r Aae' 7Ao seserat "ne
IN T.. ~. ,,on.. 49, eas uA' plekete
w.. - .hor,j t.t. s.s;ss s ..s.," "esA: H., a. "n'
Tho.. ,~ho hsvs n,na - ~ ~ -.". ".sa .ustn
ths and,hon uonee T.. 49,. ;"s,1'
vh;ch hi, rrcursior nrsssat. ~ '1n. ~. ~
n,;ca ~ t;etet. Univ to c,n,. ah;,a.a ~, ~,
rr;.o \ iii .n.n,s . r-ova 'A~'
f" --
i e Norris / Hyde, 100 Dearborn street
corner Washington, have received Cooley
rl s-., H. r
, 1860-07-16

so9 %hnx Goed hf16seae 1abt II coa
dles, not costing but seven-eigh ghths of cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, aud not
explosive. 70 to the Lamp and Til Emporium,
l22 South Clark street, between Washington
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid, Lunar and
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
jel5-1m
T Miller's Hair Invigoraser-the best in
use S. 7. Hinc&ley, agent, 302 State street.
je20.3m.
, 1860-07-16

VOUNG'S DOUBLE rEI;E:AD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
WITH LATE l1iPHOvKMRNJx
STYLES AND PRICES.
NJ. 1MAEHINE-Tsh1e w.sh drawer .... - ~
NO. .3AAcNlNE-Tabis wiki drawer a...: oavss
Vefv 09nauieut1}- 1}-.......x...,,.. . .. II
uaARklsshL LHENMEh......... 49, ....,....,,...k
ChfcRgo.Sa learoona I91 Lake-sk~
Send to-a Circular. Agents wanted. Address WIZ n
AbHSt = w. tn'fat" Finnh izs'aLlv-lstR
, 1860-07-16

.D The great benefactor Of the Household
-Stewart's Summer and Winter Alright
Cooking Stoves. Call at c. Metz, $50 State
street. get descriptive pamphlet and examine
the merits OF the Stewart stove, j516 st
, 1860-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and renaired.
They will he well done and at prices to suit the
tiues.
, 1860-07-16

TIiECTTY.

New WHEAT FLorr-The Messrs. Gage. from
the Chicago Mills, are serving their customers
aod the trade with excellent new wheat -four.
Suop. L1r11SG.-On Friday afternoon some
scamp had the good taste but poor morality to
tteal box Of cigars from Buck 4 Rsyncr's
drug store IL Larmon Block.
, 1860-07-16

Carl Schurz. ESQ the distinguished orator Of
Wisconsin, will address his fellow citizens in
lllinois, in The German language, {and possibly
al$o in English.) at the following times and
, 1860-07-16

WIDE AwAKE TEA PARTr+-rhe pole-raising
on the Lake Shore, ut the foot Of Huron street,
on the North Side, at The residence of Solomon
Sturgess, Esq, on Saturday afternoon, was a
very pleasant affair. TIC Wide Awakes we're
ont in force Brief but happy speeches were
nude BY Messrs. Judd, Bross, Perry, Hessing,
c, r. Jones and 4. D. Bradley.
, 1860-07-16

- Just received, the finest stock Of In
por,ed Scgars ever brought to this market. at
Oakley's, Kingshury Block. jy10.1es
, 1860-07-16

uPatses 1t hietaaceln want Of Printing us nyfted
10 correspond. Orders lested from any pm OF tie
country BY mail eIp1esa. Fsun viii b made out
and fefw4rded upon receipt Of 6pee-tc4Ao1s.
wm. HI. RAND, Snpt.,
, 1860-07-16

~ {. g., SCRTVEN, 44&serttstaa xsfat e DsarbrHa.
h onAoy{As1 rses{es Adst1ps for ts aAt! all ~
k%1dtaa Fapsrs of III N9rtA Wxx. {klta7+y
, 1860-07-16

MRS. Bates AGENCY Of
l1 F1CK FOR DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
lYl wnahlnxton Street. . 151
Bskvsen Wells Aad Iassis. CAteaFa
No DIrla snn3 HpQ the eAaGR WkhQ6&& pel1A0 d1S<
, 1860-07-16

- We would call the attention Of the ladies
to the fact that On Wednesday next Stryker &
Co., ut al Lake street will be in receipt Of
another lot Of those cheap dress goods. Thofe
in want Of cheap dry goods will do well TO cali
On 9hen. See advertisement.
, 1860-07-16

Do the property owners Of West Side realize
the fact thst if the ordinance passes, allowing
the crossing Of the bridge streets OF the West
Division By the railroad tricks at grade, a thou.
sand tenants Of the West Division doing bpsi-
ness on the South Side will seek to change their
residences to avoid nuisance worse than that
sustained on North Clark street. It must not
be allowed. Landlords and tenants in the Vest
Division are allinterested to prevent so great an
, 1860-07-16

PRESERVATION At THE DEAnBoRx School,
At the exhibition Of the Dearborn School on
Friday, au elegant writing desk was presented
to George D. BFownell, the Principal. It bore
the inscription, From your Pupi1s.''
, 1860-07-16

W Range Of the Thermometer by E. L..
0'Hara, Apothecary and Pharmaceutist. No. 80
West Randolph street, corner Of Canal street,
, 1860-07-16

REPUBLICAN, RA1IT AT HYDE PARK.-Hon,
Joseph Knox and Bon. John T. Eustaca have
consented to address the people Of Lake at the
large school house in Hyde Park, on Friday
evening. July Goth.
Let all who wish to hcsr lie political topics
Of the day ably discussed, turn out and hea.
them.
, 1860-07-16

4 DAr IN TIE Coux7RY.-Tuesday morning,
The Sunday Schools Of several Of the Episcopal
churchers, with that Of 1.-THE City Mission"
expect to visit Evanston, leaving at 1c;45. and
return at 4r.x. Fiji basket with sandwiches,
and call on Larrabee i North for ticket, les
cents,) at ia Lake street, aud thus encourage
the little folks, who expect to be happy at least
for daY.
, 1860-07-16
NUMBER II.
1IHartG1.

" ANTFD-A youpg man as
plrtaer IN the Auc'!nn Rusne-a. 0ne having w
hundred collars ea,ai and ohIeeuuu4 to ttAv n1T
address l.. H." 1T this ONCE. iyi3ttt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
nalIp o,Wttte ano GOmtt.
sATuHDAfhaiHhiiiiiiiiArHlL ~ 1850

TITS ConatHt lit il Tho wey of
tho world all ovef. hence we have
no apology a. ofef for the slIm at
tendance ~ the volunteer concert
lor the benefit Of the Academy on
Thursday night last The indivi.
dual who IL independent Of the
world. and wants 10 help. has 10
shake himself occasionally 10 get
rid IT the numerous friends who hang
%. 10 his coat tail aud work them
selves into fever IN Efforts ~ serve
him. 30 n 10 with institutions that
call on the public libefality tif aid
and assistance. n The new schehs
Of Our ehierprisibg friends and fel-
low,eitsens who are now labotihg
10 establish a position Iuf the free
schools had already a position=if
the house were completed, then
everybody would come forward With
their voluntary altering Of bricks
10 illustrate more fully suppose
the concert Of the othet hight had
been for one If the several churches.
to raise money for eny one OF the
nameless things that would fall. but
for ,bis prop, would not the house
have beet comfortably filled with
the congregation. expecting to 70
ceive the beneftY We atr not rash.
when we say that n good healthy
aud prosperous condition Of The pub
Ito schools IL calculated 60 beslow
liberal enlightened christian bene
fits on The community Of more real
value than any Thing else Young
ladies aud gentlemen you deserve
credit fof your performances aud
thanks for generously raising your
voices IN behalf Of tho Academy
II 10 disheartuing 10 tho hoard Of
Directors 10 have their Efforts re-
ceived in this manner. but gentle.
men 60 on, Your cause 10 iaatl It Is
noble and the value Of the crown oi
sneeess will be In the same ratio 10
the obstacles presented TO u
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
I,npertamt Nntiae.

The use ~ ?. Mssmsgs sANiIAnY aRuEL
hns produced inesi saisisty eHsets, Which -e
hasten 70 'rsks kncrn T. tfs psbile ~ large
Anons iis e'hs' fepa reslitle., -hieh sfs sni.
vs'ssily skns-isiesa. \, hes h.sn forna H. ys
hiehis nsefnl ana bsrsncisti ~ Women n tie
state - Pregnancy, ard thst u facilitates hei,
ds irstg.
" ais, ifuptsves positively The 20 ,lity ana To-
efsssr The quantity ~ Iiik ~ gatses.
No rthes kina NJ F"ua esn b. compared r. ~
" 'rs bs administered witness, fes' ~ te Verns
est ehliassn; y fefrpsbsrs sui Strengthens ,hs'n
and preserves them srsinsi great frsny alss
sssss peculiar ~ their see
We ,nsy therefore esfe aiiS ,seonesna ~ ~
every family.
ErsfE rrsspcrra rsref ~ ihs SANITARY
ghutL - stains itif's I've PORTIONS fot ens pee
snn Ihsg sts I'll signed ~ .. MAnMAY. IL
ytnirt snd rststtes4
Hsps.si Depot ~ Ns~ o,issns=ii crn,i street,
between Chstitss sna Retsi. irfs ~.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
GARD.

HAVING opened anew. The stors formerly ees
espisd by ny deceased fs,bsr. take pleasure In
infef,nise HE old fTisnds AND patrons end the
public generally. that am bev prepared 20 cup
ply thea With snr article ~ Family uroeeriss
and rlsn,stlen supplies. they may desire. 81 the
mes, advantageous tssms. iieplhs 70 receive
libsfsi share Of public patronage. I remain
Respectfully.
MICHAEL rETNnrHpAET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

L,LouRi FLoUn!l-1s barrels just 10 hand
j. aud for sale low, for the cash by
apr6 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

Three years ago, man invest
ed $50. 900 in real estate in st. Paul.
A short time since. determined TO
realize what he could on it, he sold
it, for just $500.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
NOTICE.

TIAytSa noUaiir the in,s,ss, ~ ~, James
Ilut-hss, ~ 'he la's firm ~ tsekst .
Hriehes; : taks rsafass ~ infrfhinR ~,
frlsrds nnd ftrtses customers fhst viii esrry
~ TIE PfrvisiGu shd pferpfy bpsiners - the sii
s'srd nn The sofnsr ~ Nsin end 81 Aniheny
s'sesis. IN i'ie city If Baton Hergs with len
ypsrs experience IN ihe trade. hrpe ~ give en-
Ire ss'isise,in ~ ny patron. beth ~ 1rsiity sid
price ri ny gpodsl
iauig ~ HArRTr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
NOTICE.

THE suhsrribsf beg. leave 60 inform the cit
L sens Of naton Rouge and vicinity. that he has
Permanently established himself a. Dyer Sour.
or aud finisher. aud hopes by strict attention 20
business aud moderate charges 10 receive a liberal
patronage Of The l~blic in general.
". W. FENDr,
marqsimdkw Dyer. scourer aud finishsr.
Corner North boulevard and opposite the state
llouna.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
cuEAp rUELi CoKEii

fI'liE gss Company have on hand On
l abundant supply ~ Coke, which they
will cell for the pfesent) at tie low ,ities
Of Thirty Cents PET barrel. When fairly
tried, they believe Coke. both on account
ef iis ehearness aud heating puwet, will
supetcede the use Of ell other fnels row
trial may be had inf only 10 eshts Of fetih7
est. Apply 10 the officers Of the aas Com
pany, matEi-tf,