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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CoorER AMERICAN OPERA TROUPE This
evening this troupe lyric artises (the only one,
probably, which, in all Its parts, is competent to
produce good representation Of English opera }
Will appear at the Theater in s'The Daughter of
the Regiment and "The Quaker.'' There is al
much musical taste and knowledge of the science
In this city as can be found in any other, and we
venture to say that this company, performing, az
they do, choice operas Of that school, will meet
with remunerating success. Miss Wilmer, the
prina donna, is a very beautiful lady. Her voice
Is not only peculiar and delightful, but it is clear
fresh, strong, flexible, true. She has 1t entirely
under her control, SO thorough is her CIVILIZATIONS
but IL Is not her voice, her person, or her
ner that entirely captivates; it is her sympathy
with the sentiment of her author She sings con.
scientiously, with much feeling and expression
Mr. I'll C. Cooper, the conductor, has had more
experience in musical matters than any other
musician this side Of the Atlantic. At fourteen
years Of age he conducted the operas for the
Woods Mr.. C.. also led the orchester when the
lamented Mendelsohn produced his great work
"Elijah." He has been intimately AGO uainted In
professional matters with Spohr, Paganini, Meyer
beer, &c. When Verdi produced his al Trova
tore" at the Italian Opera, Mr.. Cooper led tn,
orchester During the week we shall have ,
taste Of his abilities, for he promises to give sew
eral Of his own solos on the violin sLucrezis
Borgia" and "Cinderela'' are In active prepara
ton.
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1--WE have received from ShiIlington (who
has a few more lefty Blackwood's Magazine for
September, and Frank Leslie's Monthly for Oc-
tobef
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MADAME MORRICE, THE 6 FRAT AsrRoLo.
u GIsT AND DocTRKss, Just from Esuops-Tsi,
highly gifted snd intelig emit lady can be oonsultat
on the Past, Present and Future Events CAL al
Washington. : IL 10 az u
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Personal.

'''' Hon. Joshua Hill, Of Ga, Is at Browns.
49, Capt. Bradford, Capt Elzey, John c sher
burne, U 8. A, and Powhatan Ellis, Mi, are at
Kirkwoods'
The late Col. Lumsden. of the New Orle,n,
Piceyune, who, with his entire family was lost
BY the Lady Elgin disaster, worked nine wears as
aJourneyman printer in the office Of the National
Inteihgencer; In this city, before taking up his
residence In New Orleans
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ARMY lNTELLIGBNcR. - The detachment of
Company A, engineers, under Second Lieutenant
H. Nj Robert, engineers, after having opened q
trail from the kalama river to the Cowlitz Land
ing, w. T., as previously directed, will marcel
to and take post at Fort Vancouver, as before d.
rected. ----..s
Brevet Major E. B. Rabbit, Assistant Quarter.
master, has been announced as Chief Quarter
master and Chief ComInissary Of Subsistence fol
this Department. Fa
The following changes Of troops will have been
made In the department Of California COMPANY
i, fourth infantry, Hallers, will take post at Fort
Mohave; company f, fourth infantry, Judah's,
at Fort Yuma; company X, sixth infantry, Gar.
Nets, now at Fort Mohave, will proceed to Be
nicia Barracks; company +, sixth infantry, Arm
isead's, to San Diego.
Surgeon Charles Mccormick has been directed
to proceed to Benicia and attend to the duties as
signed to him by the Surgeon General.
Major w. ). ketchum, fourth regiment Of in
fantry, has been assigned to duty at Fort vancou
yer, w. T.
Lieut.. Col. g. J. Rains, fifth Infantry, has beer
directed to join his company
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By &c. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Aucuoneer.

By }. G. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucuoneers
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
" ERTy THE FIRST WARDsT PUB LIc AUCTION
OnTHUkSDnG AFTERNOON, September 18th
clock o'ciosk, on tbs premises. we shall sell
thal ceslrabe hrst csss refdence at the corner az
north street and To entleth street west, now oc.
enPlsd by . fureuson, ESQ. The lot fronts q feet
In3s inches on street, at the corner OF Tventieth
suest ano runs BACK lSs feet, and Is improved by
Ing hou.e, with large back buildines built and I'm
lshed throughout IN the very best amer, and CON
ern improvements a he location and character Of
improvements render this very desirable prIvats
residence.
immediately after we shall sell the propert, two
doors vest Of the above, lately occupied by Ma
runs back about lS5, and ia improved by a three
story brick dwelling house contsinIng II rooms
oxn ne iecxs 1t9Serty v Posltyey be sod, as the
Terms One third cash the residue in aud Is
months, with interest secured b, q deed OF trust
on TIE premises. Title perfect and pnenounbered.
BE II j. T.. Mo6 UIRk CO.. Auots
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a9kAiSOA0HEa my = i..ioH SHr@Ef
y !. - - BUTfER HOUSE, IS
sses, Also, Ohio Butter, q Io6 md ~ cs1lf
80. ELLICOTT HEWE
A SIX any PURSE WHAT rHou SHALT BUy'
ssfINEMErz,s CHEAP IA Po CASH HAT srOsL
sen 2Se Pc. ~, nssr CORNER iSk g.
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II % THE CURIOUS OR ANXrOUS-nadam
ID SO well known as the most succe,sfnI erA
Sta.seei o. the Past, Present and Future eve in
hundreds anxious to know of things at present hid
am from them Her consultation fee to both gen
h''r house, on the south side Of Mss.aohnseffs Az
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROR
10y A. GREEN, Anctioncer.

By A. GREEN, Auctionee-.
(DN NONDAl, September -, 1851, We shall ..n
IL front OF The premises. ais o'oiook p M, Is
Iom mos y. Brown ana wife, dated 2sth Sents,aas
osI, ~, And recorded IN Lfber =. A. = No I9,
page f.o &C., o Of the land records Of washirs.'
bseinni M oT ,ss o. .. Dss and 5 y. N No ~
southwest corner OF said square, Tnnnins th.a ss
east on line with ID street south IS feet: tS.poss
PORN !, ieet; THENCE vest IS feet; thence soGth -
improvements, consisting or q tvoslory fr,1s
house with one story hack baildinr e'A'
Terms: One fourth esshi the balance IN 6, II Ar
sns ~ ae6 a.S Of sse xith pete. secured ~
are NOT eomped With within Eve days AFTER the "a,
OF sac the trustees reserve the rfht 10 resell ~
property AZ The purchasers rlsk and cost AFTER Civ
SEo. r. THOMPSON, Trustees.
az !. se.vAd. A: 6REES, Auot
BY WALL n BARNARD. Auctioneer.-
SaLE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
INts ,s,h At nucIioN..On TUESDAY NOM
Auction Raom. a. 10 o'e.ock. We vlh sell, ~ III.
street .outs sde. stock q Prime Fsm INC s Ninth
pes, ilerors, Cigars. &o,- ' "iooe-
s Ear sc. Gr9 r Coffee and Refined Sugars
Chests Young Hysou. Imperial and B,scs To-.
Sastile, Brown and Fancy SoAp
Doaes 1round Cinnamon. Cloves, Ginger and A.
Hu,mey.. PegPer. Extract cosee,&e.
Boxes sweet Oil Indigo. Mustard, 40.
boxes Cake and Clothes Pima
hees ~ hlte Lead, Persian Red and American 49,
Slaars and Chewing Tobacco. different brands.
6 Sarfeis ane octsyes Brandy and whiskiss.
A1S many other GtocerIes not here enumerated
ee 2-d WALL a BARNARD. huct,
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TKs WEATHKR-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation is
about O'Clock
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The PRINCE OF WALES Visit TO WASHING
roN.-The Prince Of Wales is expected to arriv.
In this city on Wednesday, the Sd Of October
Among other things, grand pyrotechnic display
will be given at the Arsenal In his honor, during
his sojourn here.
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All eIsnc,ng az The cost Of the purct aser.
se ~ eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE q 90. Ancts

BY J. G; NEG uIRE L. CO.. AuotioBe,r,
TRuSTEE,S sALE OF CITY LUTs.on
9Th, lsee; at a. O'Clock. 81 The Auc'ion Rooms Of
Jas; e, Mcguire Co. by virtue Of deed Of trust
rom William tanahan 70 the subscriber, dated
February sd, 1860. and duly recorded amonf the
iand records fot Nsshinston County, ID. C., hall
western part OF Lot No & in square No. ia front
log ~ feet on north street, between 18th and IGN
streets vest, and running back that width Isl feet
less.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and II
on the premises.
All oonveyances At purch.sers cost.
SAMUEL SNOwDEN Trustee
Sc II eo&ds 4 @. Mo6uIRE a. CO. Inot
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RESIGNATION OF THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE
sFchKrARY.-we understand 1t il the purpose
OF James Buchanan, Esq, the gentlemanly and
sAClent Private Sees~tasv tn the President, to
resign this position, the duties Of which he has
discharged with such marked ability, and return
to Philadelphia, where ne designs reslming the
practice of the law.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. Buchanan, to
whom he has so much endeared himself during
his brief stay In this city by his urbanity Of man
ners, and many worthy qualities, will, we are
sure regret this determination his part to retire
90 shortly from Washington society
Adam J. Glosbrenner Esq, late Sergeant-at.
Arms Of the House Of Representatives, win, In
probability, be his successor.
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NOTICE
NIL Persons having claims against the late firm
vi bontz Coonbs are requested TO present their
accounts TO me "a early as possible. Also an ner
SOC indebted to the late firm will please cali And
sSse, as visa 10 close up the business by the LIST
Of October. 1861. HENRY PDSTT ~
sc l9-eoStr Snryivios ID. -. -,
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POSTAGE TO URUGUAY AND THE ARGENTINE
CONFEDERATION BY THE FRENCH MAIL-We are
requested to state that official notice has been
given by the French Post Office that French
mail packet will hereafter run regularly between
Rio de Janeiro, MOntevidso, and Buenos Ayres,
connecting at Rio dc JaneiTo with the monthly
line OF French mail packets plying on the route
between Bordeaux and Rio de Janeiro. by means
Of which letters from the United States for Uru-
quay and the Argentine Confederation may be
forwarded via France, in the French mail, at a
postage charge Of 30 cents, the single rate Of one
fourth ounce or under, prepayment Of which is
compulsory in the United States. r
Letters originating in Uruguay and the Argen-
tine Confederation, and addressed to the United
States, may, however, be prepaid or left unpaid,
at Inception Of the senders; the French r. Ct or
fee having appointed its own agents at Monte
video and Buenos Ayres, who are authorized to
receive the postage In advance.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auotsopeer,-
IMPRoVED PROPERTY NEAR THE NAVY
lARp-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNooS
shall 2. U part Of square se frouting 81 feet 90 sev
enlh street east. az the corner of south 4 stTae,
proyements, consisting OF a two story brick dven
Ing containing rooms portion of the buIIdin.
ms oeen occupled as grocery store.
Terms: One third cash the hernandez Nm s ana
u months With interest, secured by DECD OF tn.,
se9 J. C. MoGIJfRE co A..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND COTILLON PARTY.

n Il L. l. " w . n A L. IL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 24rH.
THE HOLMAN
Juvenile Parlor Opera Troupe,
Comprising the most ented children in the world
when at Palace Garden and Hope Chapel New
YORK, AID now at the Continental Theater, Phila-
delphla, yiz: =
comiaus fTfLE Ju EhMAf n. Ps ssRs P RSana
Pianist and Coincidence; MASTER BENJA-
MIN, Balladist and DIalectatist; MASTER Al
h hlaE Comedian, Bhssgst9pe, Butte, srd Snare
Donna Prsno and Pianist; Mr.. 6 EO. HOLMAN,
Price Of admission Is cents; reserved seats Is cts
extra:
Tickets for sale at J. F. EIhs'. Pa av., between
9Th and 10th SITS. Sc q If
r. COX At THIS.
The GREATEST EXHIBITION Now TRAvELINs!
PROF. BROOKS
Celebrated Live and Trained
a NJ L M a Il -
Consisting OF Bears, MONKEYS, Snakes, w lid Cats,
Leopards, Parrots, Eagles, White Nice &C. '
This great Exhibition can be seen for ONE
WEEK ONLY at Ninth st., opposite Center Mar
PROF. BROOKS
challenges the world II produce his equal. He will
SWALLOW LIVING SNAKES, and defies sny
person to bring him a snake of any description
which he cannot swallow in half an hour after
wards.
He will also perform with q RUSSIAN BEAR.
ALLIGATOR, WILD CAT, and WOLF.
Performance from to II, to 8, and to 10 o'cl'k
Admission 20 cents children half-prioe.
Sc p St
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A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
A lWAsHInefeN BufLDINs,l v
Pew zcesss. Corsv II Seventh Sesa.

ZoUAvE stGNAL HORN, Price eaSa,-sas
seS 81. az r.iia.ah W. G.METZEROTT
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuctioBeer..
HHCsTEE's SALE OF LOTS EAST OF THE
Septem Der 9th, isea At "a O'clock st the A1ctI.
Rooms Of JAS; &. McGuirs e. Co by virtue of a
ber Z2d. le59 add duly recorded an Liber a s
10 ~ ~, ielos xS5 DC. one @ the land records for
Y, in Square no. .os2 and Lot No. Al, in soTsT.
No I,G7i. = " NN"aie
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue ms and p
months, with interest," secund nv de,d ~ t,1s, 20
the premises.
All oonveyances at the cost Of the rur ohsser.
SAMUEL. sNOwDEN. Trustsa
se ~ eo&ds j. q. MCGUIRE a. co, Auots
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PERSONAL.

&100 REWARD:-Ran away from the Sub
CIV scrIbeI, living near Glymont -
Charles county, Nd ON SUNDAY, the iste IN, q
ant NEGRO BOY ISAAC NELSON. "A
ased about lS years, about feet 8 inches in n
eight hight copper color; very full. suit OIL
ar, mas a scar on his upper lip; clothing rot
y az negro In Charles county, or sin If taken
@ ~ ners IN either case he must be delivered to
90 o secures IN jail so that get bin again.
30 I9lM SAINT. II. COX,
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"t .. .; F-The members of Excelsior
attend the Lodge on TU ESDAY EVENING, 18th
ihstant, a. business Of great Importance will be
submitted for their consideration.
~ order. WIN. COOPER,
80 <~-S6 Secrefary.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
PATENT MEDICINES.
KEN
Ag'u0 Cure,
roR TIE srrrpY CURE OF

TOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Ser. or Fever and A-pc,
I:.m,l,.ut ~i'"ver, CHR Fever. DuIlb
h-rc, pcr.0a cal Headache, or Billions
Eradrche, ard 5iiouS Fcy"rs. indeed
for the Whole ci't>s OF di,"3Scs o-igi-
mating il Ii.iarv drraa&cIn Mt, caused
h. the TIiaciG Of miasEIalc countries.
No or remedy : lr91e- c..l-d lr by the
neceS>'ti,s OF tie ..Ulri tai uy p.. i!.aY q sure
and sd. cure fer Fever and .Aguc. Such
We are HOW c~i@.iHl {, 0. 7, VITA = reriect
ccr'i.utv that u VIII eradicate the disease,
a.. = % assurance. T.rh,t O. .arf, that
no harm can arse E,u It's Use IN any quan-
titv.
Hha: w':r' projects from or rrrvrr's Ills
DISORDER mist re- Of immense s~cv.iyg IN TIE
c1'rra;m.tics whrrc i Ic" ais. Pr cphf5oI is
brl,ar VA: cure, ior la patent csyajns tn
T-k wh'h j" GIEst rn II v.u4lnt a;;t..ES If
his huI"tit d'fcluycr. i.i> Cent" cxpclS
the mial"aac p,i-ou If F.ytu Agp .AcrE
tr,U tin srs'uu and prevents Ire develop
n-nt q the u'>",.-C. 4 .ah,n o. the nr,t ap-
prns,l u H. ;r'u.ou'torv Symptom. 1t is
not only ~ G,>t ryuaes.c eve. VI Discovered
for ;li, s..>s e complaints. but also the
ch-ara-t. IN lag quantity we supply for
q ".--' 's. - . .t T'dCn q every
BE- :; anG ~ h.plS districts, where FEVER
AM AGUE vra:a,'>, every lytv should have il
and r=- ,t-,ir .a:h =. .usl Id protection.
1t is hore- Il price viii place it within the
reach o. a!l-'aa Dorr is well u, the rich. 4
SrclI superiority If this remedy over any
ltitr ever d covered for the speedy and GER
;am cure or ia,cT r~it.eItS y. that it coEtains
no Vu.rInc or Einera!, consequently it pro-
iuceS no gum IN or u.h"r injurious effects
whatever upon he constitution. Those cured
~ It are lett a. healthy Is II ,Eey had never
lad The disease.
t"vcr "na .AgueiS not alone the consequence
Of IN" ma matte poison. \ great variety of
dlS1-dr1s NE From It's irritation, among which
ar, Neuralgia, ~ltleun.a'i.rn. Gort, Headache,
8i'aGgcS. Tao;hiyhe. lsaT4rl.e, Catarh, Ast.-
ma. t4lItttiul, la:nfui Affection Of the
Spleen, lily :cfyS. Pain IN tEc Bowels. Collie,
analysis a"i D~craHgemclt &c the Stomach,
81 of winch, when originating in this cause,
art Oh the intermittent tyye, or become period
al. This "CUEg' eXpels the poison from
lie blood. aud consequently cares them all
ike. 1t : an Invaluable protection TO imni-
rants AID persons tr.rcl,irg or temporarily
aiding in IT, ma'ariuus districts. If taken
Occasionally or daliy while exposed 20 the in
lection. tt1t "ili 10. oyer ;c,t lr.iI tie system,
AID cauno; ac.cn,lasc in sufficient quantity
70 rUeH into q >r.S,. II...cc L. Is even more
ralua''r ir l~ruIrcti q t.aH Cl.rr, and icv vii
yer SITTER i.oL. irr r1ntllpt>. il lh,v avail
themselves of tie protection tn, remedy af-
.CrdS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
GRUAU DE SANTE.
EeritabIe Hygiene deS Families.
Substance Akmentaire ct
Remede Par Excellence.
DECoUvERT EFT PREPARE PAR
u,
DECoUvERT EFT PREPARE PAR
II.


NETTE ~nouveIle ct precieuse d6couverte
~ est patent6e pour la France, PAngIeterre,
rEcosse, f%lrlande, ct la Belglque, ainsi que pour
les Etats-Unis.
Les constipations les plus rebelles ne peuven,
resisfer a remploi journaher du GRUAU DE
SANTE; on prend alors deux potsges par Jour,
un lie matin ct l'autre lie soir.
On lie prend CONNIE aliment sans etre astreint
a nn regime partIculier. II est agreeable au go6t,
excite Fappeut, tacllite la digestion ct guerit
Plus on MONS wife. maIs ~toujours lnialiiblemeut,
toutes les maiadles de restomac, connues sous
les nommes de:
Dyspepsia, Gastritcs, G~astralgies, Al:
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Constipations, Vomisse-
ments, Diarrhees chro-
niquCs, etc. etc.
LIE GRUAU DE SANTE. Get aliment unique
ct Incompatible, calme aussi les irritalions de la
pOtrlne, la toux ct lie mai de gorge, il guerit ega-
lement Fenroulement ct Pextinction du voix.
On Sc trouyera bIen, pendant les premiers mois
au mOlns den prendre lie matin ct lie soir.
Vente en- gros ct en- detail par A. RENAUD-
TRADER, agent general pour les Etats-Unis.
Depot dams toutes les viIles prIncipales des
Flats Unis.
- a w " NtIkl III. EnlTG
Charre et Royale.
NOTICE.
lndependamment de toutes ses prophecies de-.
sormais Inconlestables, Pusage du Gruau de sar-
le a pOsItivement Immense avantage d'etIes
blenialsante pendant lie terme les grossessrs,
don't il facilite aussi de plus, il enrichit Ell aug
menle beaucoup lie lait DIES nourrice.
Aucun autre aliment ne peut lui etre compare:
pour etre adminisue sans Granite aux plus ieunes
%e,ians; il les refraichit, les fortife ct les pre-
serve de beauconp de maladies de leur age.
Nous lie conseilions done a toutes les families
Ciaque Paquet dune livre DE- Gruau de San
te content 81 potages GU creme pour une per-
some.
lis snt toutes revetus de la signature de P.
Marmay seul inventeur paiente.
TIA vendre a PLAQUEMINE 4 la Pharma-
Gle de CAtsoS & KEARNY. NH 7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
BLISS,
M e 4 S,
4
DYSpEPTlC REMEDY,

Bliss Dyspeptic
Remedy has the
largest sale of any
medicine in h e
w orld. 100000
packages sold in
Georgia and South
Carolina i'm four
teen months. 1t is
warranted to cure,
If directions are fol-
lowed, any case of
Dyspepsia, Liver
Dis J%aundice,
q n ral Debility,
PalpitatiOn, ChrO-
mic Diarrhea, Gid
diness, Depressed
Spirits, Loss Of
Appetite, Pain in
the Side and Back.
1t is specially adap-
ted to Female COM
plants it produces
Rotundity of Form
in Fem ale of a
Thin N Spare
Habit.
Every invalid
should try me
Package.
For Sale tn Ploquemin. By
r. A. kEARNY,
JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans,
Wholesale Agent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
iGR Ill Tie FUFgGSss OfkfsaILY THYslG,

are so c%.Tnro,"f 'tat disease within the rrnrc Of
'hc'T n";l"n 'a. r." ely withstand or c,ade them.
men i"rffr.,IIf" properties Segrrh. ard cleanse.
IIG id'lt'.a'c ,y'c! pardon II inc human organ
!sm, correcting i' diseased aetna, and restoring
Us healthy "tEI-C>. " 70 vOnstiurn nee Of these
prlIcruca, the invalid who i, bowed down with
nan or pa! leg! d>iHi'y is astraiSked 10 find his
h"ai,r ar cIHry restored BY a remedy 1T unce 50
>iTri" NJ i ,i;irr.
No Only do ;ltl rure TIE every. day complaints
o.: every to3y, Ia; alJ many formidable and
d3Ercr'aS disease. Tho agent acinw named is
p.C"scC & furnish gratis "a American Aimar &C,
"ontiinirS certificates G., IL, r cures and directions
or tlc:T U,c IL the following COM ANTS CoStiFe-
"css. Ief,s'-'a. N,aGDrhr a~yiSii,i rom diS0yd.Tcd
NicascSa. -N:''ved. IroiE,. f.pT. i'o,H an U.d .Horbia
iHari'C' - TIE EcUe.s, ituutrcy. Loss OF ApSe-
&c, - he, and other kiuarvd COMPLAINTS,
is; 2 t-ur a lew stat cfiac body ~ OF distraction
- is H~RctilHs. They are an excellent Alternative
Mr the renovation OF IT, .tn.'i AMI tle r s;ora-
M Of tine a.d strength to the system dcai.Ita:cd
" disease.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
THOMAS Marley,


Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and dealer an
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
No. 40 POydras,
NEAR cARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS:
WOULD respectfully inform his numerous
w friends and customers ia Carrolton, Jei-
ferson and on the Coast, that he is now prepared
to offer them a choice and well selected stock Of
superior
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, de-
Together with a stock OF Goshen and Western
BUTTER and CHEESE
Extra and s~uperine FLOUR,
LARD, PORK, BEEF AND HAMS;
Extra fine black green TEAS:
COFFEES Of all kinds;
Loaf. Crushed and. Brown SUGARS;
CHAMPAGNE and CLARET,
Of the best and most ~favorite brands.
All Of the above articles have been recently
purchased and selected with the greatest care;
ard from his long experience in business, the
subscriber ~flatters himself that he will be better
able now than heretofore, 10 give general salts
faction 10 all those who may be disposed to give
him a call. mh3-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
For ~ on. Rent,

~ The BLACKSMITH r.
S|SH0P and DWELLING ksssm
~HOUSE lately occupied by@A-A.
Jules Bourgeois, on the corner of Bank and
Pipkin streets. 1t will be sold at a bargain, and
possession given Immediately. Inquire of
jel6 MICHEL HEBERT
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Important Notice.

Among all its other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged, it has been found TO
be highly useful and beneicent 10 Women in the
state of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery.
1t also improves positively the quality and in,
creases the quantity OF Milk of Nurses.
No other kind Of food can be compared TO II,
il may De administered without tear to the
youngest children; it refreshes and strengthens
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar To their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
Every One-pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL, contains thlrty-two portions for one
person. They are all signed by p. MARMAY,
Inventor and Petentee.
UTo be had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR.
son & KEARNY. mhI7 q.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
.RY CRUEL.
INVENTED AND PREPARED
RY p. M

The inventor Of this new and invaluable rem
edv mas taken patents in France, England, Scot.
land. Ireland, Belgium and the United States.
Ire most chronic constipacy yields TO the
daily use of the Invigorating Cruel.
The Cruel is a pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet; it excites the appetite, and acts
~tavorably on the digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, in every
disease of the stomach, such as:
Dyspepsia, GastritiS, Heartburn, Magrims, Sick
Headache, Pains in the Stomach, Costiveness,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c.
The Inyigorating Cruel is taken in different
ways. with a broth-with water or sweetened
miik-with or without the orange flower water.
A spoonful OF it is sufficient, and should be put
in boiling milk and remain IS or ~ minutes.
ry-To be taken morning and evening.
For further particulars apply TO the General
Depot, No. a Cont street, between ChartTes
and Roval streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. BERNAUD-TaABER.
DepOts in all the principal cities in the Uni
IL At.Aac