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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
i RIA N X HUG u Il r.
TO THE MIItJONi

THE sns'sl encouragement which hsvs uiet
With In nay new business, induces the return ~
"'tnr 'bsnks 60 tiis generous publir fsr 'hsit
patronage. AMI . solicitation for them 70 sasin
nstiee announcements 20 day ~ this additional
supplies 10 my aiready large aud fresh stock of
81. goods belonging 10 my line ~ business, aud
IN doing 90 feel fail assurance that they VII
call aud me, 'hes viii sa'i'asd that my ear
nss, sf,s IL 10 give snlre satisfaction, ana VIII
await The plessufe ~ showing ny stock aud sew
Ing "ah '"te my girs M ei"
FRANK llUgUET,
navg1 Gamer ~ Third and Laurel street.
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NOTICE

MOI IL IL.
TINfIE subscriber hcgs leave 10 inform the citl.
l. Ecns Of Baton Rouge and vicinity. that he has
Permanently established.hinself as a Dyer Sour.
or and finisaer. aud hopes by strict attention Go
business aud moderate charges TO receive n literal
patronage OF the public In general.
N. w. FENDT,
mar2Simdkw Dyer, scouror and finisher,
Corner North boulevard and opposite the state
House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
FOR SALE.

TOR salo on Rccommo dnting terms no
u gro man aged about % years. For
particulars, apply nj tho Drug Store Of
mar8l II V. HEUDE a. 90.
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LUNnEni LItMnEnii

Vllb undersigned respectfully s9lcits or.
y ders from builders and the public gen
orally, FOR seasoned tongbed end groovsd
square roofing, both yellow pine aud ey-
press also Sash, Doors. Blinds, Ceiling
Rough yellow Pine, White Oak. Hickory.
Ash, yellow Poplar aud Gum. eli orwhich
viii be furnished Ut The lowest prices.
FRANK HUGUET.
ieb38 Third street.
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BATON ROUGE nnEwEny,

BATON ROUGE BREWERY.
fINiE undersigned would respectfully iuG,,,p HE
i Old friends and the public. that the Il,sw cry
on boulevard street, will undergo thorough 70.
pairs and enlargement and hs prepared 10 furnish
We Hest ~ Mali Liquors, IN any quantity desired
Having made arrangements In the West Et- n 20
Rusr s"PplF ~ the bssl Malt snd other materials
Used ~ hre-ipK. sg iriicie will he made equal 10
The best. ~ be had.
dses gmdAw ALEX. ST uAuTfN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
TO sPOItTsMEN .

UNiE undersigned have this day formed y 90,
Il partnership under tho name and style OF
Dalaheinier, simon A Co., for tho purpose Of car
rying on the Wholesale aud Retail Dry. doods
Clothing, boot aud Shoe business, nj their new
stand, on the CORNER Of Third and Laurel Streets
adjoining the Bank. n. DALSHEIMER,
mar3i G. SiMON,
I. TIiALHEiMER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
LADIES CLOTH CLOAks.

II HAVE just received q new assortment Of these
Il goods, very long and new styles, ranging In
prices from 10 to $50, also pretty assortment Of
Misses Closks and TAlmas, suitable for dress and
school CloskI. W. b. PHILLIPS.
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so Need waiting for ~. w.aon.

NO Need Waiting for the Wagon.
CoHN-iD0 Bsgs Choice white and yellow
OATH-iOo sacks white ana Biaek.
uHAs-l40 rsRs Fresh faint Louis
IlAr=iO Dslss Choice Tinisthy.
POTATOEs--4D barrels Eastern Msshanoes.
pVPAIohs-a0 do do PINK tyss,
fLOUH-bO barrels Premium Esalst
fLOUH-bO Half Barrels Novelty Fancy.
LiNE.-1b0 Barrels Hi.hsrd's Cape.
The above articles Just RELIEVE and offered for
shls 1T ourr,bt market rates
MARI JOsiiUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
MA q HIN cry.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 30.
Th. Planters Patent" sss..r Cord
woost G.stsv.

'IiIis iNyrNTiOF fnr simplicity, dui ability ana
I an supnomiesi labor saving Machine has no
equal
HORSE gCRhrEEs.
Cation Gins, (guilsits rstsnD-s sD saw will
gin bales Der drr. first premium awarded ~
che Mississippi aud Lgulsians stats Pairs
pseilatlng Eneipss. tos slHpie 10 need dee.
sripti1p. Portable Circular saw Hiiis. msds IN the
best manner With Head Blocks settling either one
and or both ands ~ once.
Fhe.Ffoof Bates. sixss o. accommodate Plan
tsrs. jewelers.. snd Counting ho"ms.
steam Engines, Stationary ana Portable, suiti-
BILE Tor Drlviaa, gins. Grit Mile. Has NIL. etc.
Iron Cotton Ties, titpowis Patiently supetsssdipR
all others ~ the Kind known.
Any ~ tho machines can be seen IN practical
operation 81 the Fouthsfs Tntatpriaa Machine
Works. ptLACHOiN, DHp1ghEY a %.
msf7i Baton Rouge, Ia.
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gsiNsi g,tNsii G,tNs,,t

Nov IN fTnHE, y eunpiete assortment ~
~ Lengths. hotes, Forward snJ naet Action
intks=-of the celebrated and rsiirds "uillsspie
shot uuns,' also the uBeanaiied ofsenspr Guns,
and Boys Guns. Thoss ~ waut If ~ ~ Gun
are requested 10 call end examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, 80 Inducements viii
be offered that cannot ls resisted.
nur2B FRANK tuuUrT.
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NELL A. wAsIIn,tpN,

.Issssf - W fFh"'tNs
A 0ENTt - the Great Southern .--.z.ESa-,---
"a Plano lurte Manufaotort pfRf,H1.4 ~. "a
VIM, Hnshs \ o.. Baltimore, Nd M WI
Wararooms (siory hulldina) CORNER Camp aud
Common Etfseta, New Orlsaus
The knsbs Pianos have never failed a. tska
lhs htst Premium whenever aud wherever they
Save hsan brought IN competition with Pianos
eial the best makfrsof Rev York. Boston. rhiia.
halphia. and baltimore! they have the Iull Iron
lfams, nd afs guaranteed ief i've tssss wiih
We privilege ofssrhange vi any time within sis
months ifuni the day 81 sale. " they fail b. glvs
sniirs 80 lisfaetiau.
All orders addressed ~
NELL = wAsunups.
New Orleans, will receive prrmpi attention.
febiiHmdkw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
Monday the 9th of April.

with q splendid aud very extensive assortment Of
Fancy and staple by Goods, Clothing Boots
aud shoes, Hats. etc, etc. They most respect
fully tender an invitation 90 their numerous
niends and patrons 10 their new establishment,
whore they viii he happy to walt upon sill those
who may favur them With n call, assuring all that
their main object will be to please aud satisfy.
matgi DALsiEiMEH. SIMON a Go.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
SIMMER SILKS.

A ELEGANT assortment Of SIX Dresses, just
"A opened and offered az lower prices than
they ever we're sold In th, market.
\. NJ. ASHER,
apro Lafayette street.
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NflI,IftIt-

A ~ pHRs0Ns indebted 10 the undersigned.
- WI pleNe oeios forward aud settle the same
without delay. fHBDEHICK ARBDBR. ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
PIANO FORTEs.

DbHSONs dosirous 10 pnrchaso first
J. class Piano Forte. will do we'll 20 call
at the store Of tho undersigned and exam.
me those made by Lgbto ~ Bradbury
Wherever those instrumf nts are known
they have commanding reputation for
their elegant iinisb. thoir com bined power.
sweetness aud 1sxibility Of topo. Their
superiority Is sufficiently guaranteed by
tho highest order Of testimonials in the
musical profession, such ~ Tbalborg. DR..
Mason, Strackosch, Timon, Gottschalk,
aud numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jsweller,
march7' Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

PIoHARD's CAPE FIMEi-fresh lots Of Lime
hand. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
ID ERoT

IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARs.
4 NAVE JUST received the is,ss., ana ,,ost
u varied assortment ~
iMpOnThD HAVANA skaAHs.
ever bstfe IN this msfhss-esapflsiHs all the
latest aud most popaiaf brands
sm nos prepared ~ furnish the citizens ~
Baton iipuga sui surrounding country, with ~
sftcis ~ stgAhs even ssosllipg sny have here
tofors supplied them. ~ New nlsans prices.
ANTHONY MAZE,
fsbs Amsritan flag sagsr Store.
Hasney Honss basement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
Confectionery b.. Confectionery !

CONFECTIONERY J." confectionery !!
I NAVE just received ditaot from Henry hil
i lafd's Manuiaetwy
500 hs. SOFT az jelly GUN Drops. fresh and
nlee.@Lainon. sifsWbsrty. Hose, vsnills, Pine
Apple and Orange.
ypD bs. Liqneries Drops -ssesilenl for coughs
AID colds
e nusss hafshmsllon Paste. This paste IL 10
lripns. snd Is highly recommended ~ ph ysieinns
Foe lie virtues. ne being pne sf the best thugs We
have hif the cure ~ ssVste coughs. eoils. etc.
10 t,oEss Vanilla Chocolate Drops.
70 Assorted Candy.
~ rius french Chocolate
Sold ~ H. y. DAY.
msr2T ~ Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
HOOP SKIRTS.

I HAVE lust received q new supply Of Moran's
Hoop skirts, made without stitch ~ Clasp
Of any Kind and tho only skirt that viii not obms
apart. ". u, rliiLLiPe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
c,trr,cuyt CttTLEuyii

4 HAYS nov H. etys aud 10 srfivp. y complete
sssos ifrpnt airUcksi aud Table uUtisty. ~
The meet reliable makes, and great manS new
siyisa among them the celebrated tndia Il utter
fable Knives. uali aud psamlne them bst,rs
purchasing sissuhste--as u is alvsys pleasure
w. show nv stock. THANK iiU1utT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12


ALEXANDER MrAsg. ~ n. rrof. Of Chants.
try and Pharmacy.
~ w. BROWN, N. D., Ffof ~ A fsiotaY
JOHN w. JONES. ". ~. Prof. ~ Principles and
practices n Medicine and general Pathology,
" r. wEsrMOnELANb. ~. D., Prof of Pfip.
triples and Practice ~ Surgery
.. POWELL, ". u u, rrbt ~ Obstetrics.
.. y. LOGAN, N. D Prof Of Physiology and
Diseases ~ woups and children.
!. q. NEWFOUNDLAND. N. b. Prof 81 Msteria
Medlca aud Medical Jurisprudence.
Practical Anatomy conducted Ny tho Professor
Of Anatomy.
Clipiesi Instruction. a. heretofore. regularly
through the Course.
The Disseeiing nooa, furnished with plenty oi
good subjscis, viii 10 open Ny The ibih 81 Apiii
for those who may Wish 10 dssert before III. lee.
lures commence.
FEEs.
Msiriculailon (iakon onea only .......a..f n 90
t1ufse 81 Lectures 100 Op
Dissso'ipg ticket (fsauirsd only oncs..D.. 10 90
bipipna i4ssttfs 20 w
Good board can bs had st FL 90 ~ per week
Dor further information address
J. q. NEWFOUNDLAND. Dean.
mars dAwim Atlanta, Ga.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
CHEAP ruELi CoKEii

THE Que Company have on hand an
i abundant supply of Coke, which they
will coll for the present NJ The low price
Of Thirty Ceuta per barrel When fairly
tried. they believe Coke, both on account
Of its cheapness aud heating power, will
superuede The nee Of all othor fuels now
usud In stoves aud giatos. Romember. -
t,ial may bo had tor oply 90 cents at farth-
cat. Apply TO tho officers Of tho Gas Com
pany. mnf8l-tf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
M KNIyEni CANE KNIvEsii

TX DOZEN Louisiana Long Blades,
~ Cast Steel Cane KNIVES with and
without hooks. 80 dor. do wide Blades
for sale at city prices. NJ
LACQUER a. LANOUE'A,
oc25 Cor Lafayette and Florida Ais.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
GOIiN AMI DATE.

200 sas tss s' Ss,' S.'S is' n s'I. y,
sale ny JOSHUA MAJ.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

on "tnsss Iets 6sy, are also ~ work where tds,.
Pr lumber viii he bisd On The above is,ms.
j"nel. 1853 FREDERICK AnnUUn. Rs,
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THE NEW DRUG STORE.

THE NEW DRUG STORE.
-
II. DUt sBIN DAY.
waotssALf AHB HsrAit psALsR N
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
LAUREL stnFrr, nAr0s nougn
II-fNE TOILET NM snAvira FOAPa. :,
u Fius Halt aud Tooth brushes. Surgical a.Ff
snd DaG.=i Instruments, Medicine Chests. NJ
Ttusses anI Supporters Of ell kihds, FRESH u
Garden Eeada.
rtup SPICES.
Aud all the ssupns Patent Medicines oflhs day.
SUPERIOR isblLiBLE INK
rUHn WINS AND pHANDtEs
Fot Medical Purposes.
EXTRACTS ron rbAvOHiH0. rTC.
Ny Medicines have al been sslscted With care
snd are warranted pure ana genuine,
FINE pO, ~ tgr .urLEHt.
Harors aud Scissors.
I would respectfully eali the attention II The
Ladies' 10 my splendid assortment Of
rEurUmE ny
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared NJ all hours
! hups ~ strict attention 70 business pnd ny
keeping the vety best articles 10 receives faason.
shls share ~ patronage.
j"naiy II. -. DAY.
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Observation-Disclosures,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nuidrsspeotfiily Inform
hia friends aud the public. that bis Fiesm
cav hills- The Baton Rouge stills" sre nov In
foil blss'. with good supply II ti,nbss aud ,aaay
:" hllsnv sud al ofdsrs-fpf Case.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

HAfR DYB,-.1g Dozen each, Of Ohrista
IL dora's, Bachelors. Julos llausl's
aud others, for sale by
iulyQ In. A. WV. BOgEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
A q A II ID.

rlNliE subscribers take this medium Of Annonnc.
j Ing % tho citizens Of hast and West Baton
Rouge, aud "a the public IN general, that the
opening 81 their new. spacious aud elegantly NJ.
tod Mp store, corner ~ THIRD aud Laurel htrssta,
al Inl ming the IAnh. Will laLr nlarn on
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
LADIES CLOTH.

MI assortment In that particular branch can.
4'l not be surpassed. having ali deslrnb shades
and at pricys that cannot fall to suit the rich as
we'll - the poor. @. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
NOW ~ Your TiMEi
cali Sem. o. III. Opportunity may slip
sEGAHs AND SNUFF

TUpT received nsw surply aud sold n guam
81 Titles 10 suit
msyo. v. ugupr 4 90.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
GBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June l9-P. M.-Ashes are in
HodeTate request st steady prices sales 90 brls. at
Cotton continues dull and depressed: sales 5OD
bales. Mlddilng uplands are nominal at lOh69lOJAc
Flour is shade 1rmer, with only a moderate bust
ness reported; there is fair demand both for export
streted by the rmness of holders sales TO- 500 brs
az ~ mob Dfor superne State 50 2l5 IS for extra
stauei % lOg5 20 Tor superne Western: 50 256l5 IS
Tor common to medium extra Western; So 55td5 65
for shipping brands extra round-hoOp Ohio, the
market closing quiet. Included In sales are 900
bris. Tor export at prices within the range Cana
80 for common 70 choice extra. Rye Flour In mod
crate request at 50 606li 20 for common 10 choice
superhne Corn-meal rules quet sales 100 brls Jer-
Whisky dropping sales $50 brls. at 2lSa2Iho.
chiefly at the inside price. n = ~
Wheat lc. bettcr, with fair export demand; bust
advance prices insisted upon by holders sales " o0
bush, Milwaukee Club at 81 27CI % 500 bush amber
wisconsin at 81 49, 5000 bush. red State at 81 80
bush. white Kentucky at 81 S. RYE anlet at Ma,
SO. Barley dull and nominal. Corn scarce, and a
shade h batter, with rather more export done sales
Wsst.rD D"s 1Sc az e'S iar sound shipping mixed
white Western, and zoe, for round yellow, Oats
plenty and dull at 37@D3Sc for Canada East so66i0c
t9r canada West aud 40 for State. The market for
Tor Rio Grande, aud l7jacs for dry Western.
PORK quiet and unchanged: sales Of 500 barrels at
ss@ls y for new mess; xl7 20 for old mess; Sl6a7
prime, and Sl2 20 for old prime. beef dull and
heavy; sales Of 329 barrels, at Stgi % for country
prlmei ~ 5O95 for country ness SSC1lO so for re-
mess Beef dull at Sl3as Cut Meats quiet: sales Of
lOO packagesl at 74@Itc. for Shoulders, and gAc
for Hams Beef HamsIdn sales at slO@l5 for West,
hrm; sales Of 800 barrels at lllSl9llAc
Butter very heavy at l0al6o. Tor Ohio, and Il@2Oc
Tor state. Cheese steady at 1t9l0hc. -, ~ 10 Tl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

BOARD OF Cry IMPRovEMENTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board OF
City Improvements, yesterday morning, the
following contracts for paving were awarded:
To John r. Rodgers, TO pave with lime
stone, Ormsby-alley, from Smith to Rose
street, at AZ cents per square yard.
10 j. W. Smith, TO pave the sidewalks on
Longworth-street, from Stone TO Hoadley, at
40 cents per square yard.
On motion Of Mr.. Kiersted the ordinance
to establish the grade of the 0hio-avenue
was taken up and the Clerk requested 10
transmit i 70 the City Council.
The following repairs of accepted bowl
dered streets were ordered
Butler-street, from Third to Fourth, for
$40.
vine-street, from the Canal to Thirteenth,
for 500. 8utLE lar W UHT 4tr'
Main-street from the Canal to Twelfth,
for $l5. 1tsFk ft n lff ~
Walnutstreet from Twelfth to Liberty,
for $25. ~ .rssyt tft ,,,-slr - -
Crossing at the intersection of Pearl-street,
for $lO
A petition was received from the property
holders on Budd-street requesting grade To
be made as laid out in the plat which accom-
panies petition. Referred to the Commis-
sioner Of district, in connection with the City
Civil Engineer,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
iCovINGToN NEWS.

RIoT IN CYNrHIAHA.- Day before yester
day, one of the employees of the Kentucky
Central Railroad, committed an assault upon
citizen Of Cynthiana, for which offense he
was pursued to the depot, where he took
refuge on the cars, and the officers were
torcibly prevented from arpesting. him. Yes
terday morning three or four hundred per-
sons well armed, waited for the arrival of
train, and uncoupled the engine and threw
distractions on the track, and would have
made all the employees Of the road prisoners,
had they not given security for their appear
ance at the next term of the Circuit Court,
on charge of having resisted the authorities
when attempting to arrest q prisoner
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Three or four persons
were fined, in the Circuit Court yesterday
for keeping tippling-houses, and one woman,
Catharine Baker, fined $25 and costs, for
harboring lewd women. .-;...- Fh'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

THE New MARINE HosPITAL.-The build
ing which, although completed for some
time, has never been occupied, is being
shamefulfy neglected by the proper author.
tiles, who deserve the severest censure for
the lack Of interest they seem to feel in re-
gard to it. During the recent tornado a
portion of the roof was blown off, and since
that time it has been entirely exposed to the
weather. The late rain must, of necessity,
have damagedit more or less, and we have no
doubt the ceilings, walls, and floors, in the
southwestern wing, are partially if not en-
tirely ruined by the injury they have sus-
tanned We presume the building is under
the charge of the Custom-house Officers, and
ifs3 we respectfully suggest to them the pro-
priety of Immediately repairing the roof so
as TO protect the interior from, the semi
hebdomedal rains with which we are favored.
The Marine Hospital is admirably adapted to
the epurpose for which IL was originally in
tended; and if the authorities do not choose
to use it as hotel for invalids, but prefer to
have it remain idle, there is certainly no
reason why they should not keep il in proper
repair. ,s,s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
RIVER NEWS.

|
The Ohio, opposite this port continues to
ending last eyonjng nina or ,on inoIa noui'
o.-DS r,'t o,.A"s ni"o VI 'ch ihches, leaving
a chanhel-depth between here and Louisville OF
=. p;,,sh,., - - o',n ~, ~ ue'inine
| this point, and even to the mouth.
The weather continued very warm and ouito anil.
r e1t ss %th and
skies, but no more rain: ''''''' O'O'''
naming nuerdns @ aDS freiab on boats re,
and there w%s much
that we can not give reliable quotations YET oNoreu'
ca%% sn moaaS sS %STS Sr st eight inches
The baltic arrived at Lonisyile I on tuesday morn.
deck nearly three undred f dscp she had on
palE cOa'bOatmcn. She has made her TRIP for the
% The last trip of the Anna Perret to New Orleans
baton RonSe man sms ia9L. distance above
board Strange 70 say his body did not sink beneatb
the surface, but noated ON the water In less than
was found to be extinct He Was wten ns ,s
had got on board at Washington. AS he had been
oyer6oaTd while under the ReHco a of ss }n%bed pea
mems. The body was put on shore at Baton Rouee
LitHerbnry Is building n % mSsSiaecnt nj hull for Cant
Pres Lodwick's new packet 1t Is 2j0 feet on deck,
hold She will have plenty Of power or. ''V' uep'n oi
saturday 5 New w Orleans Dska informs us:
night, though report SAYS that it rained nm IN Ia
fayette. The sky looked clear enough Yesterday
wSs sy w@s Sd do&PptesSVey & ISL warm Business
rivals, also were scarce The arrivals for the week
ending on Friday noon last were forty five ciassifed
as follows
HAsiiSSapHs"''.''..''' HaiSa hboHIisville
nati.......,.......... Ouachita River '.'''
Coast, Iower..,.......... 2 Pittsburg....,..,,,,'
Coast, upper................ 0 Red RiveT.
Cumberland RiyeT..... 2 81. Louis. .....,
Grand River ;"";....;. ,Vcksburg ..,...,.....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

The LATE FRoNT-STREEr STABBISG Az
FRAY.-Lsst Saturday, Charles Postel, who
Is runner for some hotel in the neighbor-
hood of the Little Miami Railway Depot,
while conducting some emigrants to the
house with which he is connected, was met
by man named Anthony Hendman, who
advised the passengers not to accompany
Postel, telling them that be was rogue, and
would swindlc them. Of course this gave
rise toa difficulty between the parties, during
which Postel drew a knife and stabbed his
opponent, inficting upon him two or three
very painful although not dangerous wounds.
Yesterday morning Postel was before the
Police Court upon a charge of stabbing with
intent to kill, but after hearing the testimony
ground that the defendant had acted wholly
in self-defense. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

BEWARE OF Your PoCKET-BooKs.-On Mon
day last man went into Mrs. A. Weigler's
millinery establishment on Fifth-street near
Mound, and seeing leather purse lying ON
the counter, requested the female in attend
ance, daughter of Mrs. W., to show him a
bonnet and, when her back was turned,
snatched up the purse, which contained SIG
and ran off. The audacity of the thief so
astonished and bewildered the Girl that she
ran up stairs and informed her mother thus
affording the thief ample time to make his
escane H 'f fI.| 80 T.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

MOTION TO Dissolve INJUNCTION IN STREET
RAILROAD OAsE.--Levassar and Others vs. the
Pendleton and Fifth-street Market Space
Railroad Company. This was an application
to- modify an injunction, which had been
heretofore allowed, restraining defendants
from laying down double track on Congress
or East Pearl-street.
Il was held by Judge Hoadley that the
petitioners were not entitled to aniniuncton,
except in relation TO such parts of the street,
or such squares rs their property was situated
upon. The injunction was accordingly re-
ained in that part of the street in which the
plaintiffs were interested as owners of the
real estate, but dissolved as to all other por-
tions of the street. ~
King and Thompson for petitioners; Wor-
thington and Matthews for the Railroad
Company.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
NEWPORT NEWS.

CRIcKET MAToH.-The first match game of
cricket between two Kentucky Clubs will be
played at Maysville, on the 22d inst, by the
Newport and Maysylle Clubs The Newport
Club will go up the river on the BOstona, on
the 2lst. .Ia .1r-'l -,
PUBLIC School ExAMINATIoNs.-Th ex-
aminations in the Public Schools will COM
mence to-day. The schools will all close this
Uank -