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Descent of tn" Police upon Notorious
Gambling-houses-A Number of "the
Fancyo Arrested.

Two of the police force, in citizens dress,
entered the famous Burnet-strset gambling
house, one Of the most "aristocratic" hells In
the city, last night, and after observing the
game awhile, stationed themselves at the lower
door, and communicating names to other off,
GERS, waited there, refusing to allow any one
to pass until warrants arrived.
d. L. Wyatt, Truman Jones and Jacob Sell
den, the alleged proprietors, and Jacob Hurst,
George Magee, Charles Wolf and James Sc.
orist were arrested and committed to tho
Ninth-street Station house. Afterward, a
second warrant was issued to discover, if pos
sible, the implements Of "the trade"
ANorHER.-The police, about the same hour,
entered Richard Brockman's gambling essab.
shment on Sixth-street, near Vine, and took
into custody the proprietor, Daniel and James
o'Brien, and Robert Jones, who were also sent
to the lookup. The cases of these persons
will probably be disposed OF at the Police
Court this morning.
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There are now remaining in the City Trea-
uru tha follnn;p 70 o,,p,o,


THR LEorURs AT WESLEY CHAPEL.-The leo
ture last night at Wesley Chapel by Bishop
Simpson, on "Jerusalem and the Holy Land"
was largely attended, the house being filed in
every part to rcpletion. The address was
chastity written, and delivered in an impres.
sive and eloquent manner. The narrative of
the journey from Vienna to Jerusalem, the
illusions to Mahommedanism, the history of
the speakers sickness while traversing the
valley of the Nile, were each excellent In their
way, and doubtless made lasting impression
on the minds of his audience, for they were
listened to with the proloundest interest until
the close,
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Anniversary OF THE TALMID YELoDIM IN-
sTITUrE.-The Talmid Yelodim Institute csl-
sbrate their next anniversary Of the establish
ment Of their excellent Society on Thursday
next, at the Hall of the Allemsnia, on the
corner of Sixth and Main. As scholastic
Institute, the Talmid Yelodim has been emf
nently successful, and the children Of both the
rich and poor in 1t receive an equal and
thorough education, calculated to prepare
them for the diffsrenet vocations In life, and
to render them useful members of society.
The banquet will commence at IN o'clock,
and the festivities will close with ball.
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Nav PoETIO CLuBs.--A Tom Moore Club is
now being formed in the city by a number of
cultivated young gentlemen,who arc enthusi-
astic admirers Of the Hibernia Anacreon; and
we understand that Byron Club is also talked
Of in certain literary circles. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the members of these clubs to celebrate
the anniversary of the birth Of these distin-
guished bards in an appropriate manner.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A young man named VIM.
D. Jonos, who resided with his mother on
George-street, between Elm and Plum, went
to bed night before last in quite as good health
as usual, but was found dead in his bed yes
terday morning. The deceased was about
twenty-five years of age, and had large
circle of acquaintances, who much regret his
untimely death, which, we believe, was
cuused by congestion of the heart.
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MANS Ike BROKEN BY FALL.--A laborer
named Joseph Hartmeyer, while engaged in
unloading canal boat in the Miami Canal,
above Twelfth street, fell from the deck into
the hold, and broke his left leg, besides other
wise bruising himself. He resides, we believe,
on Green-sreet, near Elm, to which place he
was Immediately taken, and where his wounds
were properly attended to.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

SCHOOL BoARD.-At the regular meeting of
the School Board, night before last, the salary
of Mr.. J. W. Goddard, one Of the teachers in
the High School, was raised to $40 per month;
and that of Mrs. Burgess, to $35. No other
business was transacted.
LUscH.-An. elegant lunch will bo set at
Major Caldwell's Saloon to-day, at eleven
o'clock, and, among other things, veritable
swan will be served up.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At the regular session of the County Commits.
sioners, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting, in the aggregate, to 81, ,222,
Of which 5000 were paid to Wesley M. Cam
sron, for work done upon the South western
Lunatlc Asylum. John Sullivan, Omar
0beck, Eliza Hadley, Francis Wsgenheim and
Martha Francis were discharged from jail be-
cause Of inability to pay the fines and costs
charged against them.
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CITY N E w $ .

G9- Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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PERsoNAL.--A. D. Richardson, Esq, for
merly of the city press, and now the travelling
correspondent Of the Boston Journal, has been,
for some time past, and is still, leoturing on
"Pikss Peak" the "Fsr West" and kindred
themes, in the New England States, with
much ability and success.
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TIE FIRE THIS MoaNISa.-A Ale was dis
covered at two o'clock this morning in one Of
the small frame tenements on the south west
corner of Fifth and Syosmore-streets. There
were several one and two-story houses, ocou-
pied as pawn brokers Office, secondhand
furniture store, a securing and clothing estab-
Isnment, lager beer saloon and barber
shop. Though the buildings were mostly des.
troyed, the loss will not be over $500 or 81 ,000
The cause Of the FIRE, which was benefit to
that quarter of the city, was not ascertained.
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County FISANcEs.-Daring the month Of
Dscember, from tho 9th to the 3lst inclusive,
ths receipts at the office of the County Treas
urer amounted TO $4 ,29l IL, and the disburse-
ments for the same period were $61, ,942 81,
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ADAMS EXPRESS Co.-This excellent COM
pany will please accept our thanks for the
daily prompt delivery Of Eastern and other
Journals, which are great accommodation to
us during the present irrsgularity of the mails.
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BURGLARY on BROADwAY,--The residence Of
q man named Jordan, located on Broadway,
above Hunt-stree', was feloniously entered
night before last and robbed of money and
jewelry to the amount Of nearly $40. The
burglars found ready entrance, as 1t appears
the inmates had unfortunately retired for the
night without fastening the doors. They
ransacked several rooms and departed without
disturbing the family.
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UNPAID LRrrERs.-The following is q list Of
letters detained for nOn-payment Of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, January ls:
Milo G. Williams, Urbana, o.
Al. Cavender, Oonnersville, Ind.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING WANTED-In exchange for
- Wall Papering. Address NJ. B.. care Box 20l2,
Cincinnati PoStofice. jalSb*
ROARDING-A few gentlemen can obtain
- frst.clsss boarding at 1862 plum.street, near
Fourth. Railroad cars pass every five minutes. Two
or three day boarders wanted. jal6d'
R0ARDING--Furnis and unfurnished
D rooms with board, for families, at III Sycamore.
street, west side, between Fifth and Sixth. Board
and lodging for single gentlemen. T. A. ROWE.
rjal3aw']
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To MUsIoIASs.--0ne genuine Cremons Vio-
lin (l6SO) for sale cheap. Call at M. Man
COLDS, 233 .Sixth-street.
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p PRRsoNAL---Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence,
the Irish Comedians, are stopping at the
Spsp. ..r House. la671 D -a
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTlON SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
"A C0.-Sales room No. Is East Fourth street
Retail Stock of Staple Dry Goods --On FRIDAY
retail stock Of Staple Dry Goods, among which are
great variety Of Prints, Delaines, Oashmers, Cling.
hams, Flsnnet, Canton Flannel, Muslin, Colored
Uambrick, Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Paper Muslin
Cotton, and general assortment of Staple Goods
10 be sold to close up retail business.
Gases, &c.
ALS0-By order Of Assignee, a stock Of Millnary
Goods. ~ '
JAS. @. GIBBONS, Assignee.
jal9 JACOB QRAFF. Auctoneer
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDIroR-The
City Auditor last night made the following
report of the city finances for the past week
to the City Council:
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A UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
"A & OO.-Eurniture.-On SATURDAY MORN.
ING, December 81, at 81 O'Clock, at No. 2S5 Long
worthStreet, west Of Mound, we will sell the Furn-
ture Of family, cOnsistng Of two Fl. o. Sofas, H. O.
Parlor Chairs, Etegere, Elizabeth Rocker, marble
top Center Table, Dining Table, Dining.r room Furn.
iture, good Stove, Chinaware, Wardrobe, Bureaus,
Tables, Rocking Chair Mattresses, rst.rate Feather
Beds, Stove, and general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture.
ALS0-A Melodian and Sc wing Machine, 81
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
ial9 ID No. Is East Fourth street,
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METEOROLOGICAL OBssRvATIONs--Fo the
Penny hess, by Henry Ware, 0ptioian, No. 7
West Fourth street, January IS:
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WANTED.

"wANTs,""FUB SALE" ITO LET, T,""LOsT,"
"FOUND," &C., In this column, occupying i've lines
or less, two insertions, twenty five cents.
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UCTION E.-BY G. BRA.
- SHEARS co. 0.-Sales-rooms Nos. 81 and So
Main sa FaPmsss Satin aud Pads
O'Clock, for account of Railroad l6 pieces Checks;
e pieces Farmers Satin; 10 pieces Paids case
-sigarssn ..,S ~
Al g. ssEAshSAs SdAa ist Go oSaHi%sss Hussue.r
CTION E-BY G. BRA.
"A SHEARS 4 &C. Sales room No. 81 and 50 Main
street Groceries, &c. We will sell on SATURDAY
MORNING, January 81, at O'Clock, general assort.
Of y Sr
and Black Teas l2a boxes Soap; rs boxes lbs. and IS
Glassware, Woodware, Queensware, Indigo, Bed.
jas q. BRAsUEARs CO., Auctioneers.
UCTION sALE-BY g. BRA
"A SHEAS & C0.-Sales rooms No. s7and 50 Main.
street Boots and Shoes. = We will sell, THIS
MORNING, January -, at o clock, l6O cases Boots
Ssi g soa ' ss @ RGG 81 Ss S Hae s1s %n'
A UCTION sALE.-BY H. 8. MILES
Glass, Dye Stuffs, &c-We will sell, on FRIDAY
MORNING, January 20, at . O'Clock, q large assort
ment Of Paints, Dye Stufs, Brushes, &C., to close
ALSO -llo boxes German Soap; 75boxes best Pear
starch; 50 brls smoking Tobacco; 60 boxos Ken
tpoky and virginia do; Twne oordage, Cotton
'iH' jas Wrapping il. s. MILES. Austionser.
A UCTION SAL E.-BYS. G. HUB
iABARD, at Trade Ssle.room No. 2I West Fifth
On FRfbHY EvRNiNS, January ss, at o'clock,
Medical and Mlsce eIlaneous Books, StereOscopss and
Views, Prints, Picture Frames, &c.
\. D.-CatalSssuss !s will be p published On Frida,
jsis5 '''' . Us 5. o. HUsBARib. Auotioneer.
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James NC V'NU,

mos lesvs respectfully ~ lnf,rm his friends,
aud The eltissus ~ Baton Rouge and Ne vielsi,y
genefaly that he is prepared Cat short noiicei W
e.essie any orIets IN connection With ths cree
Tim o. y, fepsits ~ BuIidines With vhlsh he psy
bs entrusted He viii sisp furnish " Contractors
builders PLANTERS and Others. SASH t'esay r,iso~a
and ais,aa ~ desirsd,J vtNiftAN SHUTTERS
-tth stationary ~ pivo, stats, Inside hohns
nli,as, rsnnsl Doors. A.. ofssy required s,e, ~
.s i,w rates ss ihsV ran he obtained elsewhere IN
lte South snd NJ the bee, s,tie ~ -cfsmsnshlr.
lie has sist established. ~ eephsetion Nth me
shpva q JOnniNp DEPARTMENT, wherein al
orders viii he executed promptly OisfhhNs ~
any required espssi,y made " otesf'
lie you'd alsc respectfully suggest 10 those Who
pnsy contemplate building. that he IL prepared W
| get NJ Designs and rlsns ~ Hufsl Cottages sra
! .ihs, Residences. with detailed spsoisestlons'
nils ~ nuaniiiles ~ materials esti.stss 81 Cost.
| etc. IN reasonable terms. orders for sny %
the ab,vA rar.ed work iaanship. ~ services, tst
| In eate ~ Messfs.
DAN'L uiCgY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN ifDiT. ioseasis. IL.
ALFRED bUFLANTtEn. Msnehso. y. n. Rosss,
~ u. sALE, Fpfinghaia. i.,
~ through the Post Once, will tees, With With
prompt attention
tw- sbnp on Moth boulevard street, opposite
he state ifoase, baton Houee, Lss
| August 9th, 1859.
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unp5r,ant Notice.

The tee ~ p Ns,msY's EANiTAhY eRuEL
has produced most s,in,stv effects, -hieh We
hasten ~ make known w. the pubiie ~ large.
Among tie pihef good qualities, which afe mi
tefssliy shnowledesd. ~ has basn n, ~ " be
highly useful and benencien' 10 Women In The
state ~ Pregnancy, ana that " facilitates their
delivery,
" slsr Improves positively the quality and To-.
eteass The Quantity NJ Milk ~ Nntses.
No oiher kind NJ Food can be- compared tr ~
" ina be administered wi'hpsi fsar ~ The Eoung
esi eblldssn. ~ tsffeshsns ana Strengthens them
and preserves them sssinst q great many dis
sasas peculiar ~ their age.
We ,usy therefore carefully recommend ~ 70
every family.
Fvpfv nne4rrnnd paper ~ The SANITARY
uhUEb ernialns thifiy two portions fof pns per
son They sfe all signed ~ =. MAhMAY. In
vahtut and ps'artst.
usnsfai Depot 81 New ofiesna Cont street
bet veen Chatirss and HoYsl tnfplgdi
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rIANo r,,nTEs.

DTHRONH DESTROYS ~ purchase bret
class Piano Forte. viii do well 10 call
st the store If the undersigned aud exam
me those made NY dehte ~ Bradbury
Wherever these instfnm' nts ARE known,
they have o commanding reputation iof
their elegant finish, their combined power
sweetness and fesibility If tone. Their
superiority IL sufficiently guaranteed Wy
the highest order Of testimonials In the
musical profession, such ~ Tbslbefgt Dt.
Mason. sttsekoseh. Tinsn, Gottschslk
aud numerous pthets.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
atohmaket and Jeweller.
mafphT Lafayette street
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ro s,t,lAIt pt,ANTT,I,u.

TnAIpHr ana rtnaked handle Nans Knives
- rith aud without hooks. Copper sui I'hn"h
FhIn,ns,s aud tadsls; Cana she'd ishthptns }
sugar House iamps Wlrts pii Cans, latgs and
small rneinept Wtenrhes, " 20 " In Fwau's
tausais far ~ sulrhiie ualluns sud hsf Hallrh-
~ ~ suiphiiai sachatnmetsr's Thermometers,
Couplings auase sni siur t"h, q fachinE mevsfy
description Ut LAuuUttH \ bAhC uHe.
ppt7J rnr Lafayette ara FLORIDA ste
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f. ARGutER&L ANOUE
IMPLEMENTS

DinuuIiH. Asss. medium ana heavy Corn
sheliefs snd iinad F'fspet-. Straw uut,srs
ani tar knives, Amea \ nuwlsnd's Spades aud
Ehovals. iiues, Socket spaiosand Hey lrits, hnsh
sod utain Rerthss, Eiutiss. drain Cradles.
Eoa.lb's n,ia, itnnks ahi Twg rnitsfs, border
sltsats and uasipn Tfuweiis. steel Point Wedges,
fsnas. 90, bog. back snd trace ehalns, Mind hti
dies Cniiats aud iia,nps tistl Hadiles and Breach
ing usass -rui and ~ save, uatieu bnaines. tur-
~ fiau,bs aud al tho other implements nHnsfelly
uapd. 10 be had ~ the Agricultural Esiahlisiueri
NJ ........
MARI LAHuUlFH LANoNb.
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WHITE GOODS.
sTAPLE GOODS.
JUsT RECEIVED.
ga KINGS, YANKEE pLDw.

A LAHuE lot Of the above wooden board
N piows. from No. " so. 4, Extended Bars,
the very article for the culture 81 eofn and cot
ton n bs had NJ moderate prices Of
nny2g LARgUiEh LANOUEE.
Cornsr Lafayette ard Flnrida streets.
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BORING MACHINES. AUaBps 60.

uRr nrCEivEpa few BufiuH Machines. With
81 three steel Auaats. ralpni Auesf nits, assert
oil sissa, Poet Auests aud 10 inches.
mayta LACQUER A LANouE,
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sADDLERy AND HARNESS.

Thi.d street. itaton Ho"ge. Ls.
xSfoutp respectfully infcrm his friends aud
w the public generally. that he has new 90
hand dust reeelvedaa vary superior STOCK ~
RAUpLrg- Mems, nays pbd Lady'H. Carriage.
nuget. Cart, brsy aud Wagon Hafhess Nalisea,
ra,pat baEs, nriile hits. Etirtups. Spurs aud
whips Traces, names and nlindsrfldips.
l-AtHu-
A large stock ofmaterisis, FOR making. mend
Ing and repairing,
Ga orders nom the country solicited and
promptly Rlisd AZ the lowest cash prices.
novb y l.. uoYAUN.
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UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsOLs.

A VERY large assortment 81 these goods, just
n received, consisting Of Bingham SIR and
Cotton Umbrellas, all sizes-ampDg them SONS
very hne French GIN ham Umbrellas for Ladies
new article, very light and very handsomsly
made. fsep,l w.D. PnlbLIP5.
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pDgT AUaERS.

N tNntsrEEAHLE tabor sating Naehlna fn'
~ rtaniats. tn hufa ani o inrh hnlss, ~ sals
AZ LAhuutFH = LANoUtF.
iunei5 Coz Lpiavsiip - flnfiaa sis.
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nIanill. ..r,lsns.

tusT ,seeivsd 10, ship ifnfispn, n Colts arass
j Hnpe, assorted. from Clothes line =" stear-
| beal's oabiaa al LAHuttEH ~ LAHoUE'a
n.i2p Hardware Establishment
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ItEgDItE.Ifs.

4 HAVE on hand tho celebrated Adams
j Sslf.cocking Revolvsfs, also smith ~
Wessen's Seven Shooters for cartridges.
novg THBD GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
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MPILOV ED
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS

rus undsrsiRhsd respectfully calls the st,sn.
ton ~ Planters sud the public Rsnslly, ~ his
aAs IifartT APPARATUS
sntits established economy "a sdysutages over
snv other KIND ~ fiehi, for pUgffO BUILDINGS,
pntvhTE nEstbESOEs, sUoAH HOUSES. &C.,
A.. He hes abundant, conclusive and sstisfao-
tory testimonials. whore bis GAS iIgHT Ar-
pAnATUs is In opsrssionl that tbsrs IL y saving
u " per cent In money, besides u The labor that
necessarily has 10 be- bestowed 90 on Lamps 90
any .ihsr kind If liaHid now In uss.
The Capitol ~ Baton Rouge. is up ny ens ~ my
Improved Gas Light Appsrstus,
~ uhish have The testimonials ~ Governor
o. wiostnrs. sndd Msssrs. berlin Child,ess. SER
gsahtsst Arfss Of the seosta anl ,. H. PefAlts.
satgssni.st Arms Of the House, who say
"Yom "tmpfovsd Gas Light Apparatus" ss sp.
piled ~ the state House. IL admirable In I'll its
arrangements, and Al THAT could 10 desired"
bsvs also the Testimonials ~ Ds. Jtse psss
stss ~ East Baton Rouge, ard W. W. rusH, 81
Assamp tion. who bsvs my sppsrstus attached 70
their sugar iiousss. which should like ssss,
Planters 20 examine
juns2s ID. ". TleHk'
90 Address lsiisss,s .. n. Tsbs, Baton hougs
| " tlifusst prompt attention.
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Cutlery (!

DOCKET andi table, wostenholmes and BAD
II gers make; Ladies' scissors Tailor and Bar
bars shears: Razors, Homes aud strops,a
mav2t LARGUIEK LANOUE.
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CART A. WAGON HARNESS.

A ttt,L assottmant ~ Collsfs. names, Mind
" nridss, Cari rfesehinr. Gait Saddles. Wagon
HARNESS. Trace Ch,ihs, etc. which We oilnf Ut
moderate prioes. ..-...
Iauts LAHuutFn 4 LAHOuH.
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aIII.I.A wAsIInItnN.

NTFIEf y W NHFFHNNFf
A nrNTs ~ the usesi fouihefn .--fi.7E' s---7z
~ piano Erte Nanufseioft eftsF A$tasH
Wm Hnaha . o.. baltimore. Md p W
watsropms (Etpry haildlnRJ eprhef Camp snd
Common streets. New Oflsahs.
The Knsbe Tianos have never failed " tskn
the nfst Premium uhunavHf and vhefseFef thsE
Lavp been brought IN competition with Pianps
efail the best natrtsnf New York. hns'rh. Phia'
aalphia aud naitimote they have the foil Iron
Frame, and are guaranteed fnr I'VE ysars Tiih
t,a privilege ~ exchange ~ anv time Within sis
months ffefp the day ~ sale, " they fell ~ give
sntira satisfaction.
Al orders addressed w.
MILL \ wARHBuHN.
Nov Orleans. will receive prompt attention
faht iGmdAw
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unuse furnishing aoodn.

DRuatihH ~ al kinds. Feather busters. Coffee
ID Mills, Kpslsts, buckets. Sleeves. Dust Fans.
Old Dominion Cons Pot Cat reduced rtices) and
tho old French Coffee urerque-- HlsaH. smooth
trnna Preserve Kettles, Enanieied and BRASS hit
may1i PRANK nuguEr.
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SANITARY CRUEL.
x. l.. NOURiSHINg REMEDY
iHvrerHp lub rHtHinsp
ny l.. NJ n I'M Az

v'ltr tNVFNTOu Of this new and invaluable
] rrnrdy hes taken patents IN France. England.
Fcotland. ireland, belgium aud the United states
The m,sat chronic constipation yisles 10 the
daily nee 81 the inviRpraiipg urusl " must be
taken twice day, onrs IN the morning ani once
~ The evening IN the shape Ola soup.
The Cruel is pleasant food, aud requires no
particular diet. u eScitos the appetite. sud acts
iavpfabiy On tho digestive organs. aud cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, In every
disease Of the stomach, such asi
Dyspepsia. Gastritis. tioartbarn, MeErlfns. Sick
HsAdnohe. Pain IN the stomach, Cosiivonsss,
Vomiting. Cbronlc biatthss, Ac Ar.
The Inviaprating Cruel 10 taken IN different
ways with brotbawith salt or swsstensd milk
with ~ without tho orange Hover water. A
spoonful ut u Il Hufiicisnt. aud should br put In
boiling milk and remain ~ OF ~ minutes.
~ 10 ba taken morning aud evening.
for further particulars apply NJ tbs General
Depot, NJ. IA Cont street, between Charities and
ROYAL sarsats, New orleans.
FOR sale, wholesale aud retail, by
A. HENAUD rnAHEr,
Principal Agent IN tho UHited states
T. nphnocasa Agent for fast Baton liouge.
pepotH In all the principal ctl's Of the United
Etatsa. tniar9.ly
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-21
~. A. KAUFMAN,
HOUSE, SION Anp ORNAMENTAL
Amt BH.

riiitb HtnFnI,
nptwpsn Nrrlh boulevard \ Convention Streets.
BATON uoUaH. IA,
frur uNpnnstusrp hatlau ni,rd ~ the housn.
| month 81 NJ, Michael utsnetF's nfHrefy F'nfp,
90 fhifd street. whr,e be has removed HE shop,
aud AZ usual is prepared " IN ufdefs ior wntt
sbywhgfp. Within eo,npass ~ niiy miles from he
shop. ...... 49,. 1900. -.
rI'U n ANut so, etc. addressed ~ him through
,he Poet ufsp ~ this city. will meet prompt at
,sniian, tiuneI'bp " n A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-21
Southern Land Once.

I HAVE customers In Missouri Kentucky
Virginia aud North Carolina, for Inn
proved and unimproved Cotton Lands, nj
fair prices.
state IT, nd entered for small Commits
sion. City Property sold, rented, or OF
changed NY jos. CoLToN, southern Land
Agent, aud Real Estate Broker, No. 9
PiRfs, Row. Office hours frsm = until
2 O'Clock. isnl4.