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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
q. w. DEARING, NJ. u,
.VetC shoe Store!
A FL FL u q u Il II


LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE. Ia.
v'HE undersigned begs leave re-
Il spectfully to call public atten- ~ u
DON 60 the fact tiat he has openedX"
d the new brick building Of John -
inuguet Eco, on Laurel street. in the city
Hf Eaton Rouge, very extensive stock 81
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND cars.
Az my entire attention will he devoted to
this line Of business, I shall keep com
pletc assortment and great variety. GENTS
SHOES aud BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and BOOTEES; also Boys,
Misses, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and styles
HATS AND CAPS.
I am determined to keep every article In
my liue Of business, 50 ma TO make the
"LAUREb STREET STOKE" head quar-
ters. for goods In my line, and by unre-
hitting attention 20 business fair prices
aud disposition to please the public. COM
mand lbereral share Of patronage.
.E Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention. A. II. HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
POST AUGERs.

A N lNDispFs ABLE Labor saving Machine r,r
N Planters, 70 bore 9 and inch holes. frr sale
A. LARgutER 4 LANOUFR
june ". Ger. Lafayette q Flnriaa ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
Hons Clothing.

I HAVE Just opened At my New store On Main
i street, a very large assortment Of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
all of witch I selected from one OF the largest
stocks In the city Of New yerk-every garment
is warranted 10 it we'll and give satisfaction, as
they are made up by parties who devote their at.
tention to that branch 81 business alone, perfect
&c can be had for boys from 20 20 years old.
sept w. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
HOPE STEAM WORKS.
RouT STREET. BATON ROUGE, 4.

DEsT SAINT LOUIS FLOUR slwsys ready. 90
10 Barrels arrived last night, fresh from the
Mill. per steamer City Of Memphis Those who
are good judges, dfhcult ~ please, and vsnt The
best, Flour, Brau, Oats, Creole Corn. Neal, Cop
per Distilled W. 'sky snd steam Refined molasses.
viii keep coming - 10 me, not outstanding the
Inducements cfere elsewhere. 80 Barrels Of
whisky In Store. worthy cfthe notice OF traders
sur5 THOMAS pvRNr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE EMIT.

A lOT If the above Nils, without doubt the
N best article ~ The kind befnre the public ~
Is simple In construction easily adjusted 10 grind
cosfse or ine and not lisble ~ get out Of order
grind sni Sits one hrshel NJ corn per hour In
fact the very thing where Horrins mills are fs v
snd far hetveen--for sale ne
mars LARgUIER 4 LANOUEs.
Corner Lafayette and Florida SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
PIANO FORTES.

DERSONS DESTROYS TO purchase frat
u class Piano Forte, win do well TO call
at the store Of the undersigned and exam
inc those made by Lighte a. Bradbury
Wherever these instruments are known,
they have commanding reputation for
their elegant finish, their combined power.
sweetness and flexibility Of tone. Their
superiority Is sufficiently guaranteed by
the highest order Of testimonials in the
musical profession, such as Tbalbefg, DR.
Mason, strsckosch, Timen, Gottschalk,
and numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
marchT. Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
". A. RAUHM AN.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAM ENTAIL
AIM Err

p n L ~ II Fl r.
THIkD STREET, .rfrfI
Between North Boulevard Convention Streets,
BATON ROUGE. Ia.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED hsvise lttsd M The house.
' moth Of Nr. Michael grsnsrys Grocery Store,
on Third Street where he hiss removed his shop,
and ss usual Is prepared 70 an orders FOR work,
anywhere, within cunpsss NJ hftv miles from his
shop.
~ oruvps fos PAINTING. GLAZING. PA
PER HANGING, etc. addressed 20 him through
the Post office In this city. will NEE, prompt ~
tsntion. UrneI'5eyl ". A. RAuHMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
RLACK DRESS SILKS.

IAN NOW prepared 10 show the hsndsones
i Piece Of BLACK silk In this place, those In wan
Of such dress will nsy.r end better oppor tun
ity W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
CITY PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DUNN a HEBRON,
HI. HEARD,
Attorney at Law Il General Agent !;

NNIrL PRACTiUE his profession In the sixt.
w and Seventh Judicial Districts ard the
Supreme Court. lie will promptly attend 20 al
collections, the entry. purchase and sale Of lands,
and all ether business Incident 20 his profession
Satisfactory references given In All eases.
OHire on ~. Philip street, In the House Of Capt.
sssrles, opposite the state House Rouge,
Ia. tjun2i-bo
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07

L,ZRA KELLY 4 SONS WATCH
II oil for Sewing Machines, justreceived
and for sale by.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
DIR. McGIMSEY.
OFFICE ON LAUREL STREET,
2doors East of the Methodist Church,
sptie-iv. RATION ROUGE, Ia
PIsToIst PISToIsii

A oosrLErs ss..,.@ss =, s e s, s,, and r..
Model Revolvers and new article Of Colts "En-
grsved Revolvers. also wfitney's Reviewers, Al.
isn's self Cooking Pistols, Navy Reviewers. and
the smith 4 wesson Seven Shooter, all AZ the
Lowest prices, 81
nev2s FRANK Hu0uETp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07

HUM DROPS, Candies and Chocolsts. a lar,
" sssortpsntJust received and for sale By
feb I'D. a WIN BOgEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
New spring aud summer Goods
CORNf CORyff

KIM BAGS just stored and r. ssleb
cOO mays JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
IRISH LINEN.

IRISH LINEN.
"A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
n at the lowest cash prices at
dso7 4. NJ. ASHERs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07
Hay, Corn and Oats.

'I'HH usual assortment incidental TO q veil
stocked Feed Store, always on hand sna for
sale At current prices, By JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-07

RCCh LiME.-Ths very best quality and
~ the largest packages sold. always on hand.
Contracts with planters made on favorable tsrms.
msyl5 JOSHUA BEAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

this movement shown by the COED order that prevailed
during the day. To-day the w0rkmen win be employed
IN ndshing up the work hand, and the committees in
atkmdhg to the business assigned Ia expected that
many OF the machine girls will join In The strike.
Some Of the manufacturers have expressed their sym
pathy with the w0rkmen, and J. c. nlt0n, Franklin
Rrickett, j. Sswin and Woodward ami Lancaster are
said TO be willing pay the prices II is reported that
Mr. Lancaster has agreed TO give $l00 70 help along the
strike.
It is understood that the workmen will have pro.
cessions other public and that they
will continue finishing mp their jobs except At such times
they may be called together by the officers Of the as
EociRtion.
ENTHUSIASTIC Observation-Disclosures IN GOOD
SPIRITS.
DOVER N H., Feb 2s 1860.
The strikers yesterday, quiet, most Of them
went TO work finishing which they LETT in their ub
Ian. haste to Lift up the cry and join the movement the
22d After these finished they viii not resume labor
until the prices are given, which they demand
II seems that only the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the soes,
NC-have struck here tine upper workers have and
many still al the bench.
Several workmen here Haverhil Jobs have struck,
grows. boss, this morning (Mr. J. Spurlny), mott
ned the jours that he would the prices asked for
and his concern will al once be IN working order
runner from a New York house here Friday. and
purchased for Southern customer eight of goods at
q slightly lower rate than the Boston market Let the
Boston Herald and the crers about oss OF southern
put thn in their pipes and smoke II
There three here which have orders
ahead, while the rest afford TO remain idle. Mr Flea
Davis has order tor quite number OF which
must be made Messrs A. s. Task Il Co. have
orders ahead, also Mr Q w. murston aud consider
Dg some 400 500, the majority Of ours have struck
the chances Of filing the orders Slight All acknow-
ledge the prices but heavy losses and poor
kets tor the present Withholding them BY
and by they can give them We would here gge you
few OF the rates given now, and those asked for
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THE sguEMkKERY STRIKE
THE JOURs fIRM--,THE BOSSES WATERING
Aucther Meeting of the Ladies Of
Lynn.
apEAsEFUL RESULT ANTICIPATED,
"a. 10, Ia
HAVERHILL.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
HAvrRunI, Mass, Feb. q, 1850.
TAs HaerA,n Shenakers Join the Strise-Ordiy Proceed
sne-Ar SSociatson 10 be FOrned-1he Orators Of tie
Rody-Humoys Of De Movement, &C., DC.
Your correspondent in this place, weeks ago. fur
nhhed such n complete review 81 the condition Of the
uhoe uade this place that repetition Is now uSneces
sary
The present condition Of things then clearly fore
shadoweo and the NEW YORK Herald may claim the ere
DIT OF giving 10 the world first information sub.
et commanding general interest throughout the coun
Wy
In conformity with previous determination the Shoe
makers naverhi the adjoining town OF Bradford,
net in the Town Hail. In this place, this morning. and
sirpck higher wages A committee was appointed for
the strike, and preliminary steps taken 10 form
permanent Rsf0ciAbon
Mr. George H. Hawley chairman OF the meeting
appointed leader Of the gtrkers, and he sgnihed
strikers would agree obey his orders and refrain from
sets Of violence against all parties This was agreed TO-
and thus far everything has worked harmon,ously.
Ne1t " the Lyn strike this movement or the Haver
I'M shoepakers likely to have more important effect
thoe trade than any other that has preceded 1t.
The shsemakers here sturdy cass Of people, honest
seller and industrious. Leaving politics asde bet
Of be found m the United States
not unlikely that the present movement WI give me
orators Of the body opportunity 70 ventate their
rhetoric and air their politics, which IN some instances
have b. come musty in consequence Of the dis
soninason the unwholesome abolition d0gmas u Mo
New York Tribune and kindred Prints
Something more the Haverhill strike by the next
NAH.
venerable shoe manufacturer has Just passed slip Of
pepper under my door, containing words 10 this ELECT
lsos9 A-Dssanse escaped from Ham, and the other
6tnnr
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MARBLEHEAD.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

MARRIMKAp, Mass. Feb. p, 1850
vsa q Lynn Strikers 70 their Aaro'<Asad BrdAre'-fro
Ausie-Che1in9- Great Enthusiasm, de-
About half Past twelve o'clock to-day, PROCESSION
numbering about 800 Lynn Strikers with the Lynn Cornet
Band was met at the limits by precessioR Of TIER
naSblehesd brethren, and escorted through various
streets The demonstration quite orderly, and with
The exception Of vOcferous cheering At various points
Me line Of the procession nothing occurred TO render the
eccason other than OF the most peaceful and law
abiding character. The enthusiasm great
Col PIERCE Of the Union HOTEL with his usual hberalty
Ssntribued the interest Of the occasion by generous
supply Of goods for the inner Other citizens opened
their doors the vsiters, and the affair pleasant
throughout The Lynn party returned homeward
n o reasonable hour.
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LYNN.
CUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS


LYNN, Mass, Feb. q, 1860.
~ (sax LynH-The Processio,,-Departire for Mar
blehead, dc.
he Lynn strikers have to-day sats6ed themselves by
sssang up their usual procession with band Of music
AIser mastering IN the Common about ten O'clock the
n.e Of march taken up for Marbehead where they
expected Saturday last but did 60. number
u engine houses the city had flags flying in honor Of
~ demonstration, and the lady sympathizers waved
beiT handkerchieis the procession passed along By
me way, the ladies OF Lynn have peculiar mode Of
pressing their feelings and exhibiting their enthusiasm
when the Boston police under Deputy Chief Ham,
having the city, their return home on Saturday,
bevy Of Lynn ladies accompanied them TO the depot.
1hey unanimously declared that they ought TO be
ed''-and "siss" them they did most heartly-but
they rather modified the intensity OF this expression Of
the indignation by gracefully waving their handkerchefs
the train moved on
fortunate for Lynn that in exciting times like these
there located in this place hne hoIel ike the saga
House II rs under the direction of Messrs. i. H.
Greene and J. s. Burdit, and first cass house all
ever. Southerners will do well by making IL stepping
place during their Northern tours.
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WATCHES AND JEwEI.aY.

CALIFoRSIA T.NoNOs-BRILLIANT AS THIS
" and deyn the scrutiny. hard ada
aud nppsrvious to water. For at 23 Broadway
composition and gold chains warranted to stand cid
change color 81 50 s. Only depot
33l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03
DENTISTRY.

A RrIFIClAL rKErH.-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES &c
a extract Teeth in two seconds without the shsies
feeth inserted stumps No charge for Temporary
eets or eltrAcng artificial Teeth inserted Dr.
DURKIN, SIS Canal street, one door from Lsurens
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@tNE ARTS.


, S1ERb .S'lOPE Nd USs DOZEN VIEWS FOR
, flt ioe Nus1o S.s-eo-coCic CoDpeny SIS sroadway
satre NJ bone = cogoete ~iton. freely.
cr6srs from BE s'ro.-J p-1np. attended v.
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gTEAMBOATN.

NOR MISUNDERSTANDING At GRASSY POINT
West Point Cold Spring 81 Corn VAIL Wardrop Co
stesm Passenger and Freight Line The steamer CKOTON
Capt Ward 90 I'LL leave the pier between Duane and Law
this afternoon saturday March g. at half pa for
O'Clock Passage 81 For freight apply 90 board Also
Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday afternoon throughout
the season
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WINES. LIQUORS, sc.

GUINNESS STOUT IN sUi4r AND BorrLs land
(T shsp for sale by isii'.sr sons
York u e. HABiCHr, l25 Fesri sre~k
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srsfn siaas bu susstaat,A aid, even here would ~
De vOaosepab 70 those who desire and mned
idea, but some Of the anti slavery people in
Northern shoenskng towns oppose the strike becanse
they win raise the price Of Southern niggers Raise
The price Of bogans they CONTEND and the price of mig
gers must go sp But ths the way Of the North
ern anti slavery reason
The towns Of Saugus, Danvers South Danyers los vich
b verify, &C., &C., viii be referred 70 next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

DOST OFFICE NOrICE.-THE NAILS FOR EUROPE
L via Southampton and Hare per United States
ARAGO VIII close at this oce on Saturday the Sd day OF
wa ISAAC v FOWLER, Postmaster
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
TEE FUTILE HOUSE.

"a The undersigned proprietor deems
49, slait expedient 20 inform the TRAY
psaS s. Filling PUBLlCin particular as
@sA well as Regular Boarders. that the
above Iionse-wh,ch has been established ahout
two wears. more as a Private Boarding House
han a Hotol-nas lately, by the advice OF llends
and IN, urgent demands Ui The pubic, been eN-
tended to a depth as great as lis former 'e"sth'
and now presents. N Inc extent and style oi us
recommendations the characteristics oil d AI>'
class Hotel. second 10 10 olhpTIu the country pa
FISHES. 10 hich he invites the attention Oi an re-
curing accommodation OF the character WHICH
NAV be expected al u inst class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE is most ellglbly Sitna-
ted bo,b for the convenience Of Travellers and
the Business Community. IL IS situated on Inc
corner OF Bank and PldqueinIIe streets. opposite
the steamboat landing, aDd mUle Ii"tely o" a me
with the late Planters (Blsselt>} Hotel, aud
about one hundred yards distant nom the river.
In lrour Of the House there j. a handsome poTiI-
ro. above aad below, an extensive Reading
md Reception Room, IN which there Is one OF
the best SAFES. for the preservation of valuableS.
auywhere 10 be iounj-a delightful Dining EOom
and Bed Rooms. Sc, that Canno, De eIcelled IN
front and palflv around tbs house there i a yard
of fine green sEard. most delightful Tor children.
In hue the undersigned l. confident that Travel
ers an, pthrts wIIl had at the FUTILE HOUSE
ever, comfort and attention that could be eX-
ppciri al Hotels o. the highest reputation, and al
prices tina; cannot fail to ne acceptable.
The late improvements being now almost
completed. with an entire new outfit ol FuTnI-
;ure. Bedding. &c. the FUTILE HOUSE Is
confidently thrown open 10 the pablo as a first
class hotel. 20 which the undersigned respectfully
Invite, all who desire quiet and elegant accom-
u~oyia.!f j. :. FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
BGE'S'
PL1OEENLNE. La.

THIS Institution is now open for
1.-THE admission OF pupils. The servl-
%~ANsSS ceS OF VI. PARoT, an accomplished
teacher of French. have been secured Tor this de-
parrment and he will be on the ground 10 Il lew
days. when those desiring instruction IN this
branch can be accommodated. The principal viii
also soon take up his residence m the institution,
when a limited number 81 pupils FROM abroad
may be accommUdaled with board.
Special pains will be taken IN preparing youth
thoroughly for College, in orierthai their future
couIse may be both easy and satisfactory. The
same care viii also be taken with those who may
wish 10 Prosecute their classical studies beyond
the rudImenis IN this institution.
4 careful supervision will be exercised over the
morals, habits and conduct otpuplls duIins school
hours or waiie resident IN the institution.
The following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, sc.
Primary English, per month, $500
Advanced English studies. 500
French. with EugiIsh branches, 500
Latin. French aud English, combined, 1000
Board, per month, 1000
Washing, extra,
u All bills payable monthly.
Instruction in Pointing and Drawing given in
he institution, il desired.
PAUL SELBY. Principal.
Plaquemlne La, Oct. sth, 1859. octs
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Cake,

pAlSlNS in whole, half and quarter berss
IL CITRON; CURRANTS.
All in season for Fruit Cake. at
deg SrOCkLEY DELAVALLAUk'S.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

NTEw ElvERY STABLE
VI. v. FOGTS

LErr Respectfully informs Ft-N
G.his friends and the public 0A
generally of Plaquemiue and parish OF
Iberville, that he has opened a Livery Srb!e on
Bank street, in the stable on the corner OF that
81 eet and Fenn's Alley.
He will always keep on hand the best feed,
and all animals given in his charge Will meet
with every attention.
His Riding Horses, Buggys and Carriages, for
the accommodation oil the public, shall be OF the
A. No. / description, and hired at moderate pr
ces.
He has a good and well conditioned lot for
Drovers, where the best arrangements are pio-
yided Tor tax ug care of their Horses and Mu.es.
He hopes thai lie will deserve, by strct alien
ton TO hS business dGd L. the wants aud require
menis OF his patrons, a liberal Share OF the pa
;rOgage OF the public.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
SETTE.s'sF.
A labor of Years Reduced 10 ;t
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent %soiici'a-
II ton. 10 make public the science OF Kettle
Setting that practice, ! hereby give notice 10 al
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge o. The
ant. that ! viii give them instructions for The
setting OF Kettles, Tor either WOO! VI coal, nap
]1licl'ioa 10 me.
Ny system is based upon principles, the Tlau-
s.b.itv and correctness Of which admit Of no con-
t.duictlon. which are qUicsiy and iulIy conpre-
h,nted. au.l therefore not liable 10 be easily .or.
gotten.
hav, models Tor five different constructions
Of Ee,tss. aud designs bv which instruction -
rgaGe easy, and The art soon acquired. copies
OF designs or d.lwugs are gwen 10 those whom
| instruct. All those 10 whom teach Iny sy>-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, II required.
Instructions are only given 10 those who have
been three or iouI years at -Le business 0i Kettle
Setting. and .re good wogkmen.
For further particulars. inquire, b. letter or
Otherwise. Of tire undersigned.
Holm TOWNSEND.
Poqucmre, PARISH q i5rr't!r. L. Feb. =, 10.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

B. GLAEEE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

CaxrIa5o Sz2a AorzxoSS
EEanEEa Glory
AND
Carriage trimming Establishment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
SUG.4R INTEREST.
W.T.
Important to Sugar Planters.
TINE undersigned would call the particular at
l. tenuon OF Planters 10 the
Star Ba.1sse Furnace.

Star BaEasse Furnace:
patented June Is, 1855.
It's advantages are as follows;
Ist. It's operatiOnI IS effected entirely by na,u-
raj draft.
%. Its periec, combustion Of Bagasse Of auy
quality.
81. It is under the entire control of the En-
gineer, and can consequently make more or less
Steam as required.
Attn. 1t will burn Bagasse for either one OF
two sets OF Kettles, w!taou; Increasing The size
Of the Furnace.
5;h. !, contains 10 crate bars or Iron Work
in the interior.
9th. 1t is self feeding, a new and beautiful
arrangement Of hopper, admitting the Bagasse
regularly into the Furnace. while at the same
Time it is incapable OF arrangement.
9TH. Ii emiis neither sparks, smoke or heat
from the feed opening, so that Il can be placed
in the interior Of the sugar House IT more conve-
ulent. The Furnaces OF MessTS. Greaud n De-
bIieux. and Col. f. 6. W. Butler-hoth OF Iber-
ylite-are in the Interior OF the Sugar House
Slh. Owing 10 the arrangement OF air iiucs,
and exit flame and SMOKE arches. the exterior
Of the Furnace is at all times perfectly cool.
OH. The quantity OF Stag formed, lowing 10
the perfect combustion OF the BdgasSe, and the
heats being carried off as fast as generated) IS
considerably diminished.
10th. The Furnace CaG be cleaned out while
in operation, with the greatest facility. the con.
~struction OF the hearth causing the ashes and STAG
10 accumulate al the ash doors.
llth. The fame Is caused 10 act equally on
the entire length OF the boiler, instead Of being
thrown on one particular part, as IS me case IN
oil other Furnaces.
l2th. Should the water accidentally become
too low in the boiler, the neat and tame can. in
an instant be turned into the chimney through
another channel, and So prevent TIE formation Of
steam. The damper TO Effect the above arrange
ment IS placed at such a distance from the fire,
tina, there is no possibility Of its becoming warp
ed or incapable Of acting.
18th. ltoccupies less space, and is consequent
!y more economical oI construction than any otser
Basasse Furnace.
18th. Its great economy Of fuel, seldom re-
curing over hG.f a cord OF wood IN twenty four
hours. The above quantity OF wood will furnish
sufficient steam for Cane Engine and steam pan,
besides allowing a surplus which may be used
Tor Clarifying.
Pead the following testimonials from well
known Sugar Planters:
For llr,aet information. please address the Pa
teniee. EVAN SkELLY,
P~iaquemIne, Parish Of lbervilie.
December 18th, ISIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
TO LOAN.

ITONEY 10 loan on Real E>tale, Plantations,
"a Farms. NEGROES. etc, ia sums To suit Tor
NY pcrlod uot exceeding seven years, Ie-PdydOIe
Dy IL.Stai.meuts or otherwise. For particulars
apply 10 Nirssrs. Atty x Co. Private Bankers,
u Grayier street. New Orleans, La, Post Uiice
address Box Blank o.
No aseu; need apply. mhl7-3m
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
~ q = e.
FOraCGT&i29g GasGg Commits"
&!Da L96incSG.

Steamboat Laadiag, adjoi1:ag The Post
O5ios.
TINE UNDERSIGNED have associatsdi hem-
L selves together, Tor the purpose Of doing a
general Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also Collect Monies due the ucr-
chants, and business men, OF the North. Last and
West. All business intTus;ed 10 our care will be
promptly attended to.
HEELEIN & JENNINGS.
PHILIP HEELEIN.
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LFReier to any reliable citizen Of the Parish
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