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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-06


+. FENpLEa's sToREs.-In addition to
his maiu jowelry establishment ON Third
street, Mr.. FENDLrR has opened bfaneh
of the Same In the Harvey House basement,
thus enlpuging his facilities to meet the
demands Of his growing business.
Mr. Ep. y. CnEATnAM has charge Of The
Dry Goods and Clothing Department Of
the Store on Third street, whore his etii-
cent services and courteous attentions to
customers are fully made manifest and APP
preeiatea,
We invite public attention to Mr.. FErp-
LEn's now advertisement in our columns.
8Tu oT JANUARY ENTEnTAINM ENT.-We
adyerted few days since TO the fact that
Childron'n Fancy Dress Ball" was TO be
given in: our city under the auspices OF the
ladies, on the evening Of tho Sth-the OBJ
iect Of which would bG moro fully speci-
hel in dne time. We are now informed
by tho ladies having the matter in charge
that theBnll Is designed actually to come
of at piko's Hail on the evening aiofo-
said, nAd that grown persona as well as
the juvepiles will be permitted to patticI-
pnte in :it-tho carly part of Tho evening
only TO DC reserved for the exclusive bene-
fiji Of tho latter. The object for which the
entertainment is given ia TO aid, by the
proceodt which may be- realized from it,
in paying the last instalment Of indebted
ness stiff due on the Protestant Episcopal
Patsonago an indebtedness, which, owing
to the late war, it has been impossible to
meet in the ordinary way.
Tho ladier have taken this means by way
of uBrirtng to wipo out the debt, and IL IL
TO DO hoped that their efforts will be seeonr
ded by a.genefous public. The adm ission
prico To-. the Ball is put Mt low figure
81 for grown persons and 80 cepts for child.
ren--thu: placing IL within the reach Of Il
great many TO attend. Hero is chance
@for pleasant recreation and amusement aud
to help ;on n laudabe enterprise at the
Same time quite az laudable certainly ~
that which prompts no many thousands 10
visit cirauses and lavish their money on
such like exhibitions,
The Hall will be handsomely fitted up
and III with gas. There will be IN oreover
good muaic and an efficient police in atten-
dance toipreservo order.
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~ win be- sold al the same rates.
NOW is YOUR TIM III
Come ana Gu lines yourself thai HE Articles
above enuuerntei win really be sold at the prices
sn,,eitita. j. KUHN,
deco Third 81. opposite the bank
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90 Nj Nj ~ TtCIAI4.
TnunsDAr EyEsiso, January4.

TnrNsDAY EVENis0, JAnuary4.
CoTTom. Ordinary, 40W43e,; Good Or
binary, 45@46c,; Low Middling, 4S@4sc, !;
Miidling, 095lc.
suaAn AND MoLAssEs. Supplies are
light with M upward tendency in prices.
Sugar, G. BOD Common, l2G@l2Nc,; Fair,
I8c Fully Fair to Prime, loo. Mo!asses,
9OM9lc n gallon, for Prime, and 981Ic. for
Strictly ;frime.
FLoun superfne, s. SO u barrel.
PonK :Rotnlling AZ $82 80 for Old Mess
(fuI woieht) and $34 u Dbl. for new.
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NEW MusICl
.Veers /! Wears ?!

rrsr RECEIVED and for sale by package or at
ID retail: .. n
LARD -rierce and Kegs, New. ~
HtJfTEa-- Tubs Rock River.
8PpLEs-3G Barrels Pppns. 49,
pOTATOE>--20 :" Large. ~ ~
0NlONE--b - = II
CRACK ER@--i5 Boxes Assorted
ORACKERS-l0 Chinese Fire.
RIOuR-7b Barrels Family and Bakers.
eOFFEI--b Bags Rio.
RIgE-t Package New Crop.
ToBACCO-Fine Chewing "a
LIHE-75 Barrels Extra Choice.
OILS Lard aud Coal t.
OTLS--Cgal LuDricating.
oATS--50 Bags Heavy.
UORN-2J0 ;. White and Yellow. Is#
HAY--2b Bales. -... .-=
PuRK- 10 Barrels Mess. .s NJ.
noyl3 JOSHUA BEAL.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TnunspAr EVENING, Jap

THURSDAY EVENING, January 1.
0oLp, -zTha market was greatly exercised
during tic day, owing 20 decline in gold
in New York, bringing down the article In
New Orleans to l48A(0l43M.
ExoHAaGE. The market is heavy. New
York sight is selling Mt y to x discount.
Cloar bills sterling, at l54@l56.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-06

LIZ Soc advertisement Of A. Leblanc,
Auctioneer and General Agent, in another
column. He has removed to tho store late
ly occupied by Mr.. Goldsmith, on Third
street, whore he will commence regular
tri weekly sales on Monday next. #f4
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LBST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINtNd IN THE POST OFFICE AT RATION
III Rouge La, January 9th, 1866 Persons cali
Ing for lrters In tho following list, will please say
dtiueTtiSed@
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Ihe Gazette \ Comet
BATON ROUGE
SATURDAY, .:::::::::;:;:':::jAN. ., 1866.

REGULAR MEETING. There win be o
regular monthly meeting Of the brethren
Of 81. James Masonic Lodge, No. Az, OF
their hall, corner Of Main and Church
streets, this Saturday evening, January
9th, 1866, MT the usual hour. See notice
of ]. H.. r. HAYNES, Secretary, elsewhere
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.vHsse. THCMOLSO.N
MIDWIFE,

I2dBe de PH0pttaL 10 ta Aatetnt1 PdrdS
Ann or THE nAaIisa I1ftsG m MoKTH uosPtrAL, sT
eEoneEslNrHE FIELDS, LONDON. ads
NFFERS her servieea 10 the ladies 81 Baton
~ Rouge and ita Vicinity proisshohhily, also
= la trehtnent Of Nil the discusses Of arid
children -t..
Residence on St Philip street, between America
and Africa, g. g., :
Consultation hours from A, N. to 7, D and rom
RtoapM n"y2-tf
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The hegro suffrage bill was indefn-
itcly postponed in the Missouri Legis.
lature by vote OF 81 to 81.
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Notice 10 Consumers of Gas.

ENRON and after the FIrst day Of January,
1865, ,he price Of G viii be reduced to
WYE DOnbtts per 1000 cubic feet, rms was
the mice before tue war wen coal was 30 cents
D + bill. Although coal IL now II 30 per Dbl, and
other EXPENSES proportion, the price Is reduced
10 this low STANDARD that all may have d good,
sate cheap and wholesome light
f' t.. T.. LAYU0CK, President,
dssaD-6t Baton Ronge Gas Light Co
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

lATI7 WEST TWELFTH sTREET.--GENTLEHEH AND
"a their wives snsie gentlemen be accommodated
ih dsorney furn Rooms .nd bedrooms and
Arst class Board.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

y A FEW HANDSOMELY gusElsuED AND VERY DT.
~ arae- Rooms 70 let with BoHrd n 2iB West Futy
second street; house cass pleasantly located ue Jotk
'sest OF Broadway, references.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 ~ WEST TWELFTH sTREET-GENTLEWE AND
A their wives aud single gautlereu obtain furnished
crn,s and Board; private table II desired
children not t1ken. References required.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

q A WEST TWghTYFiFTH sTREET.-sulTs or EuR-
Of nisaea Rooms 70 lot 70 gentlemen without B0afdi
looalon nna. and near tae prneIpAl up towa hoiaH
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

TWO LARGE, WELL FURNISHED P00Wt OK stG
i i00r. H. wi,h hoard ~ hrtnan tuA etfr 81
two gentlemen 40 West Thirteenth afrept. batwtf3
stah and seventh avenues References tsqulrrt
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
10 ll<D ASD Looaisc WANTED.

A WIDOW LADY AND BAI1ff4EW WiSN "a PAR
~ lor ami bed ia pleasant location err fn.r
are ~ otter boatlcr iFrr4ref Address y s. N HaA ~
IoBL Dtaec
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A n AMERICAN FAMILY HAVE FURNISHED ROOMS
II 70 let, with Board, sulbe fpr gentlemen ana llcr
~ivss; gas bath, &c i5l Nes Thirty ynlnt street
broadway
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR LADIES AND
IA. gentlemen with without Board. Apply at Iso
aSleecksr street, near sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A PARLoR AND TWO HEDRO0NA. IuRNfsIilsD
"A private house With iuil Q" taIia gDar. 0i West
lMenE alLlL arne beLneen Nro.lvaI ans sAn a,en---
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

LiURNIsHZD ROOMS TO RENT-T0 GENTLEMEN
only without board AZ 10 BreyooE1 place. Tenth street.
near BroadwaYi reference required.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 Irw ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET-
"A N1. b NeVadgy pisr'
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

At ~ SECOND AyENrE-TWo VERY PLEASANT
a thrd story Rooms q lot with Board gentlemen who
swiii together gentleman ami wfe House uud 10
patton nrst class
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

TNryfw4 fion -rWIEvRRs w rHK HrsTfc ar,
~ whs ~fss " taew W. fstss.. 60 e ~ ~ s..har
Css NO. Il @stGama 5entY n iva. rvalI GM9 ey~f
So asres l t.afs RI mrHasa &gag s@lgrs
ests ra4E 19 Ma.s. 49, 49, NleAG a -,
430t .e-L 4lA&4a.y-A
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
DoARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED

NEW YORE
DoARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED
A FARLoR FLooR-wTrH OR WITHOUT. PRIV
Il ate abei also rooms oF gentmen only without board
as east Fourteenth street adonsng the Belvdere houso
NEWLY FURNISHED PARLoR AND Two. or
~ three qearoomsall % connecling-e et WIN hoara 70
psae family al i4O Ninth avenue, cor lwenueth street.
n board at 100 West Twenty laird street. Ref
erences eHeaansed. stages and cars pase the door.
A FINE SUIT or ROOMS 10 LET WITH BOARD
~ NJ y west Ihirtieth street House nrs class sele'
| reaces exchanged
| A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
~ t"o bedroom en- hs second Roor g et s9seshef M q
a So q Il %o %2s%s Fs7suS sSS co Terms '''on-0
| SUIT OF THREE ROOMS, on SECOND FLOOR, TO
~ inl iurnshed with board = honse pt.asAa.ly aIa-
nens Apply AZ 2a Lexington avenue, hird house above
| lmry.elghtn street. References required
| 4 rRivArR FAMILY WILL LET SUIT or HAND
iStersnses required Apply p wes. Fneenth street
! PRIVATE FANNY WILL LEr. wIrH BOARD.
"a three sry ttee and neatly furnished Koams suitable
- .,rea. ''ia Rafe'eaoes eAen,agsa calilsroas es,A
| iAEGs NEAyfY FUaNrsHrp Room wIra MAR.
IA "A maH'gi m. & oi', 4 a. X M. II se'he'nen onyi
| iEw ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 GEr-
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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

o. IEXIEGTON AVENUE. NEAR TwFNTY.FfFrH
DJ areeL-UufauSed ko0Ina sQlse slagle, n gem
tgncu and their wsCs families, with Board. G0od ale
Also third story fIpnt, fur Wished
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

1--WE YOUNG krEF CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
Board breakfast and tea In stricy private family in
BROOKLYN; required. Address u l. 4, box iooI
POeto office
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
roARlnERs AND Lonanns wANrEp.


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| TJURNIsHyD ROOMS TO RENT-T0 GENTLEMEN
oniy wit board At 10 Brevoor place. fenth street.
near broadway; reference required
| T,rvR yoTNo ,,Fs CAN M ACCOMMODATED wTTH
n RoaJ brssksast ana Ia. Ia strictly private family ia
rsanirs4 Addrsas u 4 ~ box IObI
| Post ONCE
L,URNIsHED RooMs 10 RETr-ro GENTLEMEN
| SQUARE north. referesees reaaired
| Y,npyTeTrpn Doo,, ToD cT~rrr.rpy-Ioo yVl.sI
Haes, @ HelereGce REQUIRED. --------------
IrURSIsBRD RO0Mg-wITH ROARD AT l75 GREENE
| 4 street, Two doors from Rieecssr
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street
| EuRNisHRD On UNFURNIsHFD rooms ~ LET
doois from hird avenue in nfiyase ani 81 tnrec Al
dress II. y. Herald ohce
tURSsHgp rooMs.-ro LEr WITH hoard. PtR.
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bedroom al.o fmnt r.ror aud rcaraoli ou bisi ioog
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The New York herald., 1866-09-18

poARD. .-hcCOMs0pATIoss FoR PAIL AHD wry
ID psr rin be had - stamford Conn. Adi-es. Mr.. vi
Kerler. Aisu'stablr room.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
naooKL yA III .EsTATh SDR sALG,

B4Bhvisd inlet tEFaokya. =. ~ flf rA.r.An tnsrs
biloxi of ground between hoFia iNst.A @nd Nlrh lbf
trauth streets frOhtug - feet The ari Nfgr 90 ees
0fupAnt Wlth nAhk ~ h 0nt ~ ltnt f4fthfr 4h1 40
ryri. Appy l1 I'M CnCfAsHANk, a. Broa0Nay
GIL Q0Q-N0 DEVIATION AND ron rsia eE's
n .ViU uNlt Nrst class thtc. story hahanM eign
aaar ra'eF tovH s.ape frlpt itau nnsr gto fka @
HtoeiYp Aisa property u Nnw K0rk paying lb o. nrt
Altfr.s RTorltor, t9E 100 tirrai1 gAc0.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A guIr or THREE LARGE pAGa9I.-. ANB st fTS
n scn1nd ard third doors with PRIV ta0in ht M
suits ~ No last Twentieth street peaf ifth aecnuo
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
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f,0n aarsYN. rpGpEpfY D.rrW. Eti 400 N.
u faMrt. .sm feta f WMw*rF Fs.r Nfvs tMs Va
tse.ve 49,. u EftatHt tH@.tte irr.se i~4At ana@
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

VrHg sEGOgD FLOOR ia EAeT F0rErEENIgl
street ta t+' with Board. ~ rena~Neu faniY l#r
tea viii uDd this agreeahls hnne Fafui'v prg4ta
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

AT Ii WEST ELEVENTH STREET, A FEW STEPS
~ from hroadwayTo let handsomely furnished Rooms
and Bedrooms, gentcngn and wife or sin4e gentlemen.
s.ish class French table.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

PARLoR FLooR-wITH OR WITHOUT PRIV.
H. table also for Renfsemen only without board
u east Foureenth seet adonsng the belvldere House
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM, JUST VACATED
~ - two single gentlemen with nolrdi ~ eacl
Appy at "a Barrow street corner Of Hudson.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

UoARD.-A SUIT OF ROOMS oS SECOND AND
IL ~ I'd fo0rs also pari0r f0or sd angie Roo
Apply vt us West Twenty tird - References required
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

At 80 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
~ rLAco and ff.n ayeugOSuta OF hAndsong furnished
Rooms second third hcors also snae sools fol
seatienien- Dinner al O'clock, RufarrGce exchanged
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMiLY, ocCuPYlhG
IN house Nert TwcEty ysscond strert VIII iei
wild superior Board 10 gstean and VIE win satigfsc
gorv rcfrrnces cnmruodons, vel fufashed Parior, u
ssrona aoor $50 including FIRE sas a. address
box 90 Post ollloe.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A PAuLoR AND TWO BEDROOMS, NICELY FUR.
IA Bished TO let TO gentlemen only whsa Board ~ is
Nnth street, bolwecn hroaiway and FouTln ayenns.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET a SUIT or HAND
IN 4omaly fUrn she'd Ro1us on second eG0r with Board
References required Apply 4 p Wcsi Fifteenth street
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or TWO or THREE
IA gentlemen be lOdsei With hrrl class Board
L. private family al u Narck place Beecser stfect
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A NY PARTY HAVING "A GOOD RRI0K 0E FRANZ
n hcnse 10 ssn Ia good neghnohoea gos4tsfsn ~
MAY, can hear " customer W ad4sesnng Que,g III
West Thirty. third street.