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d. II. T IGH T.,
Engineer ~ .VFHChiRiSf.
RATION ROUGE, la

Z 4 7 Q n RIO . q +, i A.
HAVING located myself in this city, ] beg leave
III 10 offer my services to Planters and others as
an ENGINEER aud MACHINIsT, having had ten
wears experience In the Island Of Cuba. and sew
eral wears in this state. feel confident of being
able TO give perfect satisfaction TO all those who
may favor ne with their patronage. Particular
attention given 20 STEAM TRAINS Of all descrip-
tons. Machinery OF all kinds repaired, and fully
guaranteed.
am also prepared TO furnish at short notice
SUGAR Mills, STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE
ENGINES; SASH aud CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
OF the latest patterns; BACAsSE FURNACE /;
STEAM TRAINS, Of all descriptions, etc, etc.
20 Letters addressed 10 D. X. TIGHE, Baton
Rouge, La, will meet prompt attention.
jUue3l.
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NIusIin, Organdics and Baragcs.
GENTS KID GLOVES.

COO KEGS ofhest cut nails aud Spikes. for
OVlI sale At MoNrAN A MATrAS,
maya Corner MAIN and Lafayette ste.
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Grecian Fancheronian Drops.

4 SURE aud safe remedy for Sick Head
"A ache. Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhga
and Cholera, will restore healthy action
TO the Liver, without particle Of Calomcl.
Mercury, Quinine, or Morphine being con
tanned In their compound. For sale by
iuly2l. En-. IL WV. BoGbb,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

DICE FInUR-ror batter cakes, In ten pound
IL b,ps. for sale THOMAS BNRNE
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CHALLENGER AND MONTEGUE

Is PLOWs.-A few more left ut
MONTAN ~ MATTA's,
mar2a Corner Lafayette = Main s's.
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SpICTACU,ES.

I HAVE on hand an assortment Of Pebbles and
fine Glasses In Gold, silvef and Steel frames,
which oiFer at much lower prices than they are
GENERALLY sold. TlIEO. GOLDMAN.
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STATE or LOUtsihNA-FARisH OF
Essr BATON RougE.
r. remembered, That on this first day ~ Feb
ruary, 1859. befrre one the subscriber Justice If
the Peace In sn1 for the parish Aforesaid, person
ally appeared WIN. 5. rike, President. and y. y.
tiahert, Secretary Of the Southern Mutual lnsu-
rance Company Of Baton Rouge. who being duly
sworn according ~ law, 10 depose aud say thst
the abov accounts are Just and true. and q tran
script fain the books of said Company.
Siguedl WI. :. PIKE. President.
y. Il. IiEBERr, Secretary.
sworn w. and subscribed before me- this FIRST
day Of February, 1859
lsgnedt JOHN n. DUFHOCQ,
Justice Of the Peace.
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GINDRINKERs LOOK HERE.
Swan Gin

rIlIIE SOLE Agency tor this justly celebrated
/ GIN, which places Schnapps nowhere, Is re-
the warehouse Of BARBEE * BENJAMIN.
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Pro lection for the Children from r
Stamping for Embroidery wOrl
LyrMuEui LIJMBERii

rI,iIF UNDERSIGNED. wouldresrec'nilly infnru
his friends and the public, that his stear
Saw Mills--rhe "Bston Rouge Mills are new u
mil blast. with . good supply Of timber aud read
60 al any aud al ordprs-fnr CASH.
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pERFITMERy.

A LARGE assortment " Real French perfum.
"a ery-just received. W.D PHILLIPS.
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THE CROSSE TETE MILLS

on Gresse Tete Cav, are also ~ work where order,
f1r lumber will he filled on the above terms.
iuuei. 1858 FREDERICK ARMOUR. IN.
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To House Keepers =!

JUST RECETV
PEOPLES STORE,
A FRESH SUPPLY or
HOUSE FURNISHING
CtUCH AsCURTAIN DAMAsKs o. every desir-
- able sbsde and the latest designs, together
with fresh supply Of
LACE CURTAINS
and Curtain Muslin. also large assortment ~
Embroidered eortsIns by the pair and by the yard.
DAMASK TABLE CLOTH,
Benobed and brown. also DsAssk Table Covers
and Napkins, Linen Diaper fowls, Linen and
Cotton Diaper BY the piece and BY the yars.
DaMAsK sLIPP LINEN,
Irish and German Linen, MarteiIie Counter
panss 1Ok. 1iH nd 171f Also French and An
srican Furniture Calicosof the best fnaDufacture.
also, Solid Colored Swiss Calieos, Green and Req.
Il l. A ~ X T. =
Of all qualities and sizes, Flsnnes, Linseys, all
the approved makes In Brown a White Domestic.
SH Il ETIN GS.
White and Brown f0H, IN and IN; also. At
takayas and French Cottonades, all u whick
will be sold at reduced prices At
y. SCHMALINSKY u CO.'S
octl3 Peoples stors.
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
NICOLAS BABrOLl. On Lafayette street, takes
~ pleasure In announcing TO the public, that
he has received = fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part n the folosine articles;
ORANuEs. LfMONs, APPLES and AL other
kinds Of gHrgN aud DRIED FRUITS.
A large variety Of NUTS and CANDIES.
WI ~ r. s.
CLARET WINE by the Cssk. Box ard Bottle
MUsCAT and MALAGA WINES:
OLD sHtRRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WfNEs;
HEIDsIOKs CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
6 o II d. l. =.
ANfsETTE, ALsYNTHE, K1BsEllENWhssBR
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS.
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES.
SARDfNES IN OIL.
Atso-A very large assortment Of the very best
Brands ~ HAVANA CIGARS
In calling the attention Of the public 10 the
above named articles, would say that will sail
them cheap enough, So as 70 ensure general pa
tronagp NICOLAS BARTOLl.
baton Rouge, August 23d 1859.
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CAST STEEL.

nGTAgON, Square, Cast ard herman steel at
' mars MONfhN hAiiHe'
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LILY. MOSQUITO and ROACH TRAPS AZ
u iunaS MONTAN a MATTAS
Hardware Corner.
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EmbroidIcd Muslin Curtains.

lust RECEIVED full supply Of the
~ above goods, at the usual low prices
Mt the PHiLApELPuIA CHEhP SfoRE,
nov9e. Lafayette Street.
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CIsltKS.
IRISH LINEN.

A FULLsupply Of genuine Irish Linen
n at the lowest cash prices at
decT K. NJ. ASHERS.
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POT WAVEi
MOURNING GOODS.
MARSEILI.ES.
Medicated Iodine Cigars.

I,NOR the cure OF Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Il Bronchitis, and all diseases of the
Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, prepared in
FRANKFORT on Main, Germany, and for sale
by (july9l.l Ed. & WV. BOGEL.
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CHOICE TEA,

a LARGE assortment Of the best Black
~ and Green Teas, warranted fresh just
received by ED. d. VIM. BOGEL.
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IRISH LINENS.

A LARGE assortment 81 Irish Linens has just
N bees received and fnr sale low, at the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
octi5 Lafayette street
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PAINT MILLS.

4 WV on NNNN TNf 7HTE w
n maya LAHGuirR LANouE.
DRANpy and WHISKY. -2hk Ceshs Nm. p'an-
- dy, 80 nhls. Fishes EStra whisky, al-red
80 tntba,r,,e pARREF \ BENJAMIN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-10
3gti 80a0s

lS1.S "a ESsss;55ss{.zsfs7 PHILADELPHIA,
zszzs S5s S+Eas-1-1@s55z2 WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RA .LROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
!, ana after MONDAY, Nov 26th Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY (eyCegt Sunday gs follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at SO A. NJ, WAY MAIL at IOIF
A. n; EVENING MAIL at 5.l0 p. II.
ON SUNDAYS at SO P. NJ only. All trains connectwit
New York Trains except SO p NJ. Saturdays.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Hayre de Grace.
and 10 80 P NJ
DELAWARE RAILROAD For SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE FONTS.
By leaving in 10 l5A. connect at Wilmington
with GS5 ~ train daily except Sundgy) for all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays for Seaord by aYing 10
procure GscpOver check from Conductor, spend The
night in Wilmington, and take the s25 A.
stations n tween " tlmington and Salisbury.
NOTiCE-A cOlored persons, whether bond free will
De required TO bring responsible white person.
ally known to the Undersigned vino will be willing sign
bond to the Company, before they will he taken
portion OF the road
n24-tf WIN CRAWFORD. Aren't
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Lighthouse Inspectors Office /
Boston, December 5. !
stce is hereby given that the Shoveul Shoals Light
parted her chain, and is at Monomoy. She
Fl Az replaced with little delay possible of which
Tf7Fafotice win be given
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
MELANCTON SMITH, Com USN,
/. II Inspector, I'd dist
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Steamboats,.
EAsK~,---,,A
rs.s .ss.z. -.

nslEA NOTICE.
kkssEzassszzEEszzs FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY WASIiiSGToN ANT, cPopcr
WEEAS. ~
On and after October llth 1860
,,r.,, The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VII eaEe baltimore every THURSDAY morning at 6s
O'clock lur the fatnNsnt River up as Hs ianITs
returning, viii leave Hills Landing every SATi w ~
eveenIng Tor Nottingham Win leave Nottingham rver1
MONDAY morning at O'clock for Baltimore calling AT ali
Plum Point going and returning. " la eh an"
M L. WEENS Master
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LA so F1zzssssssszsssgr FOR THE
SO - sE -. VEST AND SOCTB

$50 ~ gzs9@%EEE WEST AND SOCTB
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
On and after November a5h, 1850, the trains will
a liows:
Leave Camden Station, Bamore- Nail except Sunday
at 90 A NJ; Express daily al 400 p NJ Both Trains
directly through to ALL PARTS or THE WEST, SOUTH
WEST AND NORTHW EST.
FOR M PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 s. NJ SC
commodaton train; between Cumberland and Wheeling
and between Grafton and Parkersburg, take the 400 A.
and 400 p. ~ train from Baltimore.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves baltimore At 4l5P y
and Frederick at 725 A. NJ
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 6
A. NJ and l and 500 P NJ. ana Elcotrs Mills at 745
NJ. 230 and 6 % P. N.
FOR WASLING TON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore al Is and 49, A. NJ ands3 10 and ~
81 On Sundays 81 425 4. n. only Leave Washington
$50 ana 74O A. NJ, and 3I5 =. VI. Sundays
Sl5 P. b. only. The and third train. only from
Baltimore stop way points The fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second third Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For further Information, tickets every kind &C. apply
to J. T. ENGLAND, Agent Camden static, or at III.
Ticket Office. r SMITH
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. ne tr
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MertbaN0i3e,

A LE.-l55 casks Tenants in pints; 25 do.
a Fakirk's in pints. For sale by F0ARD Il ROGERS,
10 Bowy's wharf. d6f
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@a !!

d - MAR y % = NJ S.
OPEN FINKSBURG STATION.
Trains leave Calvert Station S21 A. VI. and P NJ. Re
turning leave Fnksburg Station, 10 and 10 so A. NJ
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester, WeSmin fancy
town and Emmtsburg arrival Of the S30A NJ tram
Also for Westminster from the P. N. train.
stiff IRWIN X TAYLOR
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WI. CRAWFNKn, Ar.nt.
lsS3 n FOR . , TIE 4
WEST AND WORT WEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
AND ETER OErtf INSTANr

ON AND AFTER 25Tu INSTANT,
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily EXCEPT Sundays at 30 81
for Emfd, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton,
BnFhampton, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto, Quebec and
Montreal, and all parts Of Western New York ana Canada
also, pr Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cncnnat st
Louis, and all parts of the West and Northwest
For Emmusburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster. Lebanon, Read
ing Pa, PottsYille Bethlehem. Allentown Easton Car
Isle and Chambersburg and for Hagersown, Md
For Green Springs, Ownps Mills Resersown and West
Minister Md
For New York City by the s3OA NJ Train with only one
change Of cars, and at low by any other route
The Express Train daily Except Sunday at 90 F.
for all parts of Western Jew York and Canada.
Travellers by either of these trains to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the as by any
other route
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily 500 ST.,
for the Vest ana Northwest.
Travellers from Vast ingon and the South by the go
~ ana $50 7. NJ, make connections with the trains
this road.
For TICKETS and information apply the Ticket Office,
calvert station y f. corner Of Calvert and franklin
Baltimore
JAS. C. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T RIGNEY, Asst superintendent
!. H WARNER Ticket Agent.
My roit
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bnanRo In Charleston and Savannah a. discount,
nd some sAlos are reported st TX.
Osxsoo, Nov. l7-SP.M.
Flour dull Wheat, under the influence OF declining
prices at Fast and sringency In money quiet saes
last evening 0t0 bushels No Chi Mgo spring At 81 o.
Corr barley and rye quiet Oats lower sales last evening
B. 400 bushels Canada 1t 26xc Canal freyhts declining
CARRIERS asking lsc wheat TO New York. but o. the
plose shippers were offering only 1885, at which quota
Sion ono or two shipments have been made. Lake i'm
bushes corn II SEQ bushels barley, 45o0 bushels rye
and ID sos bushels peas. Canal EXPORTS, 200 bos
nour, 81 200 bushels wheat. 900 bushels corn, 200
BurrAIo, Nov ftp. n
Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat-No buyers at pre-
sent. Corn frmer sales IL 900 bushels ~ aIc sec
mostly ss 4Sc other grains quiet no sales MnisSey
nominal at 1870 Canal reights lower: $50 on wheat and
100. On TO New York. Lake imports to1Ay-oUv
bbs four 06 600 bushels wheat 81 600 bushels oorn
i 900 bushels rye Canal exporis-l 200 DDS. nour,
Is 900 bushels wheat, 0l 900 bushels corn. :, pu
Flour very dull. wheat dull, and declined 300 &c
es 81 600 bushels TOO 6oc for Northwestern CLUB,
7oc nc for No I and TAO 76c for No from store
Corn dull and declined &C. Sc sales H. Dusnes ~
9Oc In store Oats dull, and declined lc Receipts
COO bbs -four 40 900 bushels wheat, % 900 bushels
Freights dull and declined 10. Sight exchange on New
York Of per cent premium aud very drm.
CSCNNAn, Nov. IL 1850.
F1our-Msrket unsettled and prices nominal. Wheat
dull: white declined &c. whskey declined Nc. l6c
Hogs dull and nominal. Weather uufavorabe Receipts
l0 receipts OF the week 000 against IS 900
PoFk-Moderate demand: SIC for Western mess. Lard,
S0kc. Green meats nominal. Hams, 7hc. . 7xc.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
ALBANY, Nov. 18, 1850.
The cattle market u very dull Prices Of beeves have
ehllen &c. TO 10. live weight.
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Notes nc the Academy Or music.
suPERIoR COURT SPECIAL TENN.
Before Hon. Judge Moncrief


Duncan, deyn0n d o. yac06 Gesche and Henry y.
Pdtmo-Ihe plaintiffs sued the defendants - the
dorsers Of two promissory notes for 81 o0o 1t four and
six months, made by Gosohe and en- dorsed by Palmer
The facts developed upon the trial follows-The
defendants compose the firm OF Palmer Co., the pub
ishers OF the Academy OF Music bretsns Of operas.
About June 1852 they made verbal contract with
bernsrd ullman the lessee OF the New York Academy
OF Music for the exclusive sale Of the ibretos There
AFTER M JAoobeohn represented 70 defendants that he
was authorized by Mr. Umau to receive from them the
notes question, a. part payment OF tho consideration
for SAID contract. Upon these representations they
handed him the notes Before they became due the de-
fendants learned that Jacobsohn had not given the notes
TO Ullman but that he had deposited them with the
pAints a. collateral security for the payment OF old
indebtedness Of his (Jacobeohns) TO the plants The
defendants denied that Jacobsohn had any authority
from Ulman 70 receive these notes from them. The
plaintiffs say that they received them In the Of
business and paid for them by releasing Samuel French
security for Jacobsohn upon said old indebtedness In
June last the tried before Judge Woodruff and
Jury Al the conclusion OF the evidence each side the
plaintiffs counsel hr LATocque) requested ths Court 10
direct the jury TO nd verdict for the plaintiffs there
being nothing In the defendants for the jury 70 pass
upon. This the Court refused to do Plaintiffs then
cepted 70 the ruling and under the usual charge, the
jury found verdict for the defendants Tho case now
came before the special term upon motion for new
trial. the ground that the verdict WAS against the
WEIGHT & evidence.
with costs.
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Married.
HurR-DuRm.-In this CITY, q No. 10 6Kth aveuu.
Friday, November l6 By he Rev NJ. Brewer, JoHs
r. HuHTR 70 sABSLA KIRKLAND BuRss both OF Scotland
Eiinburg and Ayrshire cotland) papers please copy
HuII-ss1TH AT S,ouington. Conn, on Thursday. No
vember ID, by the Rev. VIM. Gilt, oHAs g. HULL " MARY
II, SnrTH both OF place.
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Shirts, ghfrts-sfr FOR %.
kAde frow tke sest mfsk.,r an wsnsuilA MuAlna
Dspo 10 CbaihAm srseN oornsy u Pearl
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Increased facilities for manufsruysns and the cuameut
Of gaon recert decous Of the
une< States Courts confirming the validity ~ The wheeler
wrson Manufacturing 0mpany pa,sns enable n Comps
furnish their Sewing Machines with rnoran I'm
srery reduced prcea The superorty Ma
chimes fsniy n he range 6
and material aestet the Of thousands
them. and the moderate prices n which thsy sold
place. them within the resoh OF ~ and OhvateS al for
purchasing those interior low priced machines which
have much prejudced the Ne wrg Achins puzsnesN
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steinway n sons OvsrstrunG Grand
and square Pisnns
are wayrAn for Eve yeAa wAreruons and "a WAker
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- nIsgx 1lll1HE0ys.
! Bsr ADvnsrWNa x1DTUH
FL sorIoloso 5. uu.vA ro.x.
roruLAH SPANISH AMERICAN PAP
PUBLISHED ON wE I nov. n.
lAvAsA AND PSsAxA srxAx..s
GOES 70 livery s srAsIsu oouxvrY.
ADVERTISEMENTS ThANslArrp yx-
NOTICED In EDinrsS5xrAL ooLunss
THE srASIsH HANDBOOK
- NEW YORK TRADE.
fnKxs MODERATE OFFICE ANN srRzuR,
CONCENTRATED LEAv.S.
FOE .AKso
BREAD. IRA CAKES
ALL Kinds OF PASTRY. 60.
HASurAorunD n
lDw. UHAKBIRLIN 1 co..
rropns.or of shawnui Chemical worss
NO. IS INDIA sTRKxr, BOSTON.
CONCENTRATED LsAvIN the result OF careful ohs.s.
Bread Of all kinds made by using II rhssr moro drss
sns soq % ;ss a., "a sSrse.he r., No.
se and Tho whole preparation for the ezessa
when yss. within reach - a. sea IN Al elm .sss "a
cy proc1nS Yeast o. ohsr ~Sos
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give: Sy ~. Drocs: 20 pounds mus easenE very
package any person capable OF ordiusy anun On ~
factory.
CERTIFICATE FROM DR. HAYES,
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and iciercy Of ASTON in producing The effect OF yeast
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Of Sur MI more sweet pss,es bread than
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Ss'S s.s:s s
IoAr BREAD sam. gr'gSsou. Of and ae
slow
BUcKwHEAT CAFES Flour and milk sufficient to MAKE
Leavsn; beat 70 frotA and COOK quick
SPONGE CAKE-fvo cups white sugar beaten with u
yolks OF six eggs-he whites Of tAea
beat all together; add three OF sei -four cup
water, and three easpoonuls OF Leaven flavor
teaspoonsful of Of and bake quick oven
CORN CAKE-one pint each Of nour and Indian meal aad
three sful Of well sted geter;
Of mossses and two mix them with milk and bass
slow
CUP CAKEFive cups OF four and three easpoonafui
Leaven, sfted togeher add cup butter sugar.
and two well beat together mix with milk then add
OF currAns and spice suit the Bake hak
hour.
LADIES CAKE-Three quarters OF a pound OF nour
fou eapoons OF Leaven sed together OF
and sig d butter beaten cream whites 49,
eggs well beaten, and tho juice Of lemon mir with m
WEBSTER CAKE.-Five cups OF four three teespoonsfH
OF Leayen three ofugar OF butter Of milk nd
two fruit and spice ID tho Aate Bake about bali
hour.
See directions In each package for mailing Graham breal
Boston brown bread Chamber street sponge
cake jumbles election cake son ginger bread kasA
ginger bread silver cake dougbuuis batter puddnG
Jelly cake gold cake Japanese cake apple pudding Hghl
cake, Union cake and every variety OF pastry.
For sale By all The principle grocer, and Druggists.
GRO. II. BATEs
Wholesale Agent,
le9 Pearl street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19


the performance Aks Maggie Mitchell commenced a
engagement at the st. Charles theatre last Monday In
new comedy from the French) called Gloves Tele-
graph" Mr.. W. G. Forbes, formerly manager Of tina
Providence (R IL theatre, opeasd the Royal Hawaiian
theatre Sandwich sands) the - h September, when
MIS- Forbes played Julia, in the "Hunchback" Bouro
csuts "eanie Deans has been produced at the Boston
Museum, with Mr.. Barrow, Mrs.. Farren, niss
Kate Reynolds. Mr.. Warren, Mr.. W. H. Smith,
and altogether . nrst rate cast. Tho Ham
dol and Haydn Society, Of Boston, promise 70 give,
during this season, the following named oratoros-Han
del's Samson" "solomon," "Jeptha," /" Messiah"
Israel in Egypt" "Judas Aaccabeus;" Hsydn's "Cres
tion" Seasons" Aendelssohns st. Paul" Elijah"
I" Lobgesang" (Hymn Of Praise); Rossinis Moses In
Egypt Costa's " Eli" Ass Julia DAILY, Mr. Nsaae, Mrs
Charles Howard and Miss J. Gougenheim entertain
ing large audiences OF the British public a the last
counts. Mr.. J. W. Lanersan has organized com
pany for the west India theatres Mr. r. A. Vincent and
Miss n Mccarthy, from the New York theatres, were
playing Ut NASHVILLE. Tenn, last week.