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COrrespOn dence.

PHlLA. 18th month, 18th Dec. 1882.
ERRArlc FRrEnD Thy Comet
Of 30th ult., came duly to hand for
which my thanks are hereby rendered.
and in connection Tor connexiou,) I
would fain call thy attention to mat.
ter concerning all men, and myself
more nearly, as the exponent Of public
sentiment, and an instructor Of people
through thy powerful little organ
Without intending to be hypcrcritical.
which would be indeed impairment in
my position Of thy gratuitous reader.
| would call thy attention to some evil
dent errors Of photography which APP
pear in tAy Comet Of 30th these are
small matters / know, but as l think,
not beneath the attention Of my thor
ough-going friend. / receive the
impression through thy columns that
things and folks are in rather -four
ishing state, in your dear old 'go.ahead
slo,0' borough. Little Josh B.
appears to have his say to customers !;
and my friend Tom P, is l
see about the track, | thought he had
"done and goue," ditto Of J. E. L.
Robinson h, I see is up for lay
ing down the law, and is what may be
classed q good egg. Mex is
a very sound man, but I cannot vote
for that side of the house.
Your "G7eat men, stirred up my
recollection Of old times by instantly
reminding me Of my part Of Dentatus
which once should have been exhibited
but was not, at the Market House
theatre, tant mieN1 pour les autyes.
But who the devil are you down
on" or are you rubbing multitude Of
small potatoes. If it is an individual
who excites that great measure of ire
from my usual placid friend, the THING
must be contemplate indeed. Hum
bugs, like offences. must need- come,
the poor ye have always with you. l
sympathise with you in these things.
Your State Wing ticket is all that I
as an outsider could ask-lnay it sue
coed. Nothing is new or interesting
here, business is not-else l might
not have bored you with quite thus
much nothing. Farewell.
JOHN NIGHT.
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A Spanish poet addresses a star as
--"Burning doubloon Of the celestial
bank" Many of the Sclavonian bards
speak of their ladies' eyebrows as
"black and glossy leeches.' Balzace
terms woman 1.-The vignette Of senti.
ment." A Bohemian writer tells US
that the wit of his friend "sparkled like
slicoowtsa,' or plum brandy and
Giambatista Basile describes the van.
ishing Of the stars before the light Of
the sun, as an impertinent rabble run.
ming away from burly, red.faced con-
stable. ae
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Co nm unicated .

Mr.. COMET Now that war is
declared, l would like to see it taken
into Africa"
From yesterdays Comet it would
seem that anybody firing popping
crackers within the limits Of the Cor
poration, shall be Immediately arres-
ted aid brought before the Mayor. =
This is one Of the ordinances that will
be "honored in the breech" and it
therefore deserves our consideration.
It seems to me that tie passage Of
such an ordinance might have been
deferred until after Christmas times at
any rate, but then perhaps there would
be no need for legal action on the sub.
jet, and the passage Of an ordinance
pro bono pub!ico would not be re-
quired. This consideration is prchaps
the best argument for immediate action.
I would ike to know if there is any
city in the Union. where the rigor Of
The laao is not relaxed, for christmas
holidays, and would like to know
how the constituted authorities Of this
great city will proceed to enforce their
ordinance about crackers. 1t seems to
me that it will require at least three
specia! constables at every corner.
Though there may be danger in
popguns, universal resort is had to
them when the time comes round
wherein,
s'Our Savor's birth is celebrated"
and doubt much whether the sponta-
neous effusion Of youthful enthusiasm
can be pent up by town ordinances
regulating their sports. Children like
men, must have their sports at times,
and their toys to play with; when they
get tired Of them they will cast them
away, or lay them aside, and any effort
made to force them into the straight
jacket road to rectitude will prove sin
gularly abortive. For this reason I
hope the board will call itself together
and suspend the ordinance against
crackers until Christmas is over, if not
indefinitely.
Pro 6oao JurenilelpuMico.
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oFrIclALl
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
BATON RoreE. MoNpAY.l

CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
BATON RorGE. MoNpAY,)
Dec GOTH 1852.
Called meeting Of the Board of select
men, present:
john R. DurKoco, Mayor
s. NJ. Hart, Joseph Monget,
Eugene Lanoue, Chas Guedrv.
Jordan Holt s1 +.
After organizing. his honor the Mayor
informed the Board, the object 70, which
the meeting had been called.
Mr. Levi Kellum resigned his seat as
member of the Board of Se'ectmen from
Ward No. 2. On motion. said resignation
was received and accepted
The Board therenpon. instructed the Ma
yor, to order an election toAll said vacancy.
and appointed for Ward No.%1. A. w. Bel,
and for ward No. 2, P. A. Walker, Esqr,
commissioners.
On motion it was Reso'vcd, That from and
after the publication of this resolution, any
person or persons. who shall fire any cyark-
ers. within the limits of the Coronation.
shall be Immediately arrested and brought
before the Mayor ard upon conviction shall
he condemned to pay fine. not exceeding
Ten DoLLARs-and every slave 80 Offend
ing shall be brought to the JAIL and
shall there receive-fifteen lashes, unless his
master shall prefer paying the fine IS above.
Adopted unanimously
On motion, the Board adjourned.
J: R. DUFROCc, MAroa.
O, BARsEE Clerk.
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! NOTICE.

IT B. vIBBEhT having disposed Of his
II interest in the Drug Store on La
fayette Street, and desi.ing to leave Baton
Rouge early in January requests ~ pe!soas
indebted to him either BY. mite o. book
account to cali on him at the lot Once
and settle before that time.
Baton Rouge, Dec. 10, '52tf'E
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Raale committing Of Three Prizes

Rahle consisting Of THREE Prizes.
TO COME off on Christmas morning at
l. J. c. LaNoue's store, next door to the
Post Office.
FIRST PRrzE-One Paper mache cabinet
inlade with pearl.
2ND rRrzE-One do. DO. desk in
lade with pearl
BIRD pRIzE-One :" work.
box inlaid with pearl
The lot is valued at one hundred and ten
dollars. Fifty five chances at So a ticket.
Persons wishing tickets in this Rattle had
better call Immediately and secure them.
The ladies are invited to call and examine
these beautiful articles before they are
Ratified Off y ). c. LANOUE.
Harvey House Row.
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Cure FOR THE CRoup.-Dr. For
bes, CT Boston relates in late num-
Der Of the Medical Journal case in
which a severe attack of Group was
cured ny the application of sponges
wrung out Of hot water to the thfpat,
together with water treatment.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

Nv. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorised agent for this
paper in the citiesof Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by u.s. His receipts will be regarded
As payments. His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YORK, Tribune Bull
dings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

We all Of us have two Quotations
one of which we receive from others !;
another, and the most valuable, which
We give ourselves It is this last
which fixes our grade in society, and
per haps the color of our fate herea-
fter.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

Our ladies generally, we are Pleas,
ed to notice, are adopting hightoppl
boots for wintry and muddy weAAef4
Buf1alo Republic.
We would not be impertinent, but
we should like to know how our friend
ascertained this fact albany Jour-
1znZ
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70 the Trade.

70 tho Trade. sl as N9e
WE HAVE received this day from Gin
wv cinnstti per steamer "Delta."
One hundred bbls Ohio -four; so kegs
Lard, new IS boxes Cheese, bea 20 bbls
Butter Biscuit; 40 Large and Small Kegs
Dairy Butter for sale by, Dec. IL If
s. NJ. HART &Co.
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For sale.

For Sale.
TUST received from St. Louis per steam
y er Columbus
$50 bbls. Extra, fancy and $. F, Flour.
IS ;, Mess Pork. ~ '4'
90 kegs Lard ntsc.
10 Casks Bacon, Sides end Shoulders.
Dee. 1st = 8. NJ. HART Aeo
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

We are authoized to announce Col. A. l..
H. DUNCAN, as candidate for seat in
the Lower House Of the next Legislature. =
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23
Gum Drops.

Gum Drops.
7UST received IS lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
y Tolan LozeDgers, French Jugube and
Liquorize Paste, Acidulated Drops OF all
tlavors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabn Liq-
uorice, ect, by VIM. BoeEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

Editor Of the Comet You are authorized
to announce GEORGE McMICHAEL,
Esq, Of the Parish Of Livingston, as can
didate for the Senate for Senatorial District
composed Of the Parishes Of East Baton
Rouge & Livingston THE PEOPLE. II
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

We are authorized to announce JAMES
S. BAILEY, a. candidate for the Lower
House in the next Legislature \
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MA lawyer In Wisconsin. who

ia lawyer IN WISCONSIN,, whose
education and judgement were Of a
very diminutiye character, lately re.
covered two hundred dollars from the
proprietor Of newspaper, who had
published verbatim his last speech
Legally, even the truth is sometimes a
libel, and his forsenic effort, as given
in the columns Of the journal, the
Court decided, was a most outrageous
libel upon cnmmon sense and the
English language. Rather novel
case was this. ..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

We are authorized to announce T. B. r
HATCH, Esq, as a candidate for seat il
the Lower House Of the next Legislature. !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

OF BooTH.-Booth once concluded an en-
gagement with Manchester manager
Manchester, then. as now, manufacturing
town, was devoted largely to the production
Of buttons. Booth appeared before this
new audience, determined to make hit
We have forg otten the name of the play in
which he appeared-enough that he threw
himself into it with his whole soul. But
alas, the House would not 'come DOWN.
His choicest efforts were thrown away, and
his heart began to sink within him, and
self distrust to seal over him. At last there
came in the play a personal set-to. into
which Booth went with such hearty zest
that the cheers and shouts thus far depressed
broke out in perfect storm. Booth caught
the secret, and forthwith SO belabored his
fellow actor that he fairly yelled with pair.
The applause was unbounded. Then Booth
sat down in his chair, and, stretching his
neck toward his audience, with face on
which was depicted the most bitter con-
tempt and disgust, exclaimed in way all
his own-"What do yon think of that you
d-n button makers7' He was obliged to
leave the stage as well as the city, with a
mob Of the button makers on his track.
In this city, New York; Booth was ar
rested one evening, lsome 25 years sincc,)
in state OF alcoholic oblivion, and as he
refused to give any, other name than that
Of Lucius Junius Rrutus, he was sent by
Justice Wynans to the old Bridewell. In
the cource Of the day, Simpson and Price,
the managers, came in search, stating that
he had suddenly left the theatre the night
before. The Justice, on discovering who
he was, sent an order for his release from
durance vile, and in the afternoon cart load
of provisions of various sorts, with fruit,
wine, &C., were delivered, together with a
letter from Junius, to "the gentlemen inma-
tes, with whom he had the honor of spend
ing few hours in the morning.-N Y.
Express. -.t,
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We are authorized to announce PETER
McKITRICK, Esq, as candidate for q
seat in the Lower House of the next Legis-
lature. i
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TO Families.
pUBKWHEAT for sale in any quantity
- say from Ten Cents worth upwards,
Golden Syrup and fine Molasses do. dec. Is
JOSHUA BEAL.
Opposite Harvey House.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

RUSSIA AND JApAN.-A letter has
been published in the Salem, Massa-
chusetts, Register, dated St etefs-
bu1a Oct Ger IS, which state5 1T the
Emperor n Russia has equipped three
vessels for japan, lPinally NFscien-
tifc pu poses, eut rally to watch the
Ameri an sqYedron.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23
For Chills And Feyor,

For Chills And Feyor.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUES Smiths Tonic.
L Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease for sale by
WM. BoeEI.
Druggist Lafayette street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

Herr Alexander, the magic:en was obi
ged to run away from Sandusky, Ohio, re-
Gently. He had advertised to distribute
$500 worth Of jewelry among the audience;
but when the hour came, he, Herr was not
prepared to keep his word, whereupon the
audience became exasperated and rushed
after him down the stairs and through the
street, intending to give him "cd6 duck"
The Magician, however, managed to esca-
pc. for when the crowd pursued I'm into
the hotel, some ne threw bottle OF cay
enne pepper on J stove which had the
effect Of soon clearing the room.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

EwIt is proposed to erect bronz
collosal statue Of Christopher Colum.
bus at Madrid
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Mem A1pert1scm ents.

0ne hundred sacks of creole corn OF
" the new crop for sale bv
Dec, 23-1w J. T. McCLELAND.
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Rattle.

For Coughs, Colds, ect
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
II Liver Oil, Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup of Naphtha ect., just received-a few
dozen Of each for sale by
~ ., -H5 VIM BooEL.
Druggist, Lafayette street
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TUST Landed by Steamer Isabelle from
y ST. Louis. 431 sacks prime old corn;
for sale bv
dec 23-tf. s. M. HART& Co.
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For Sale or Rent.

HOUSE fronting on North Street be-
IL tween Lafayette and kevee st. APP
ply to THOS. PRENDERGAST.
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JUST ARRIVED from St. Louis per
y Steamer ST. Louis,
100 Kegs Lard, me.1
10 Bills g I"
so Mess Pork,
so Sacks Galema Potatoes,
Dec. l5-tf for sale by
S. NJ HART l. Co.
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1.-THE DAILY COME77' is pub
1ished every day (Mondays excepted at
the low rate If Ave dollars per annum. and
will be Functually delivered every morning
within the City, by the carrier.
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I INSTANTANEOUS AND KFFECTuAL

L CURE FOR COINS, BUNIoNs, COLLOsi-
TIES. NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH,
| and every disorder Of the feet, by peculiar and
new method, without cutting or causing the slight.
| est pain Mr. J B LEVITRE, Surgeon chiropadist,
of No conduit, 81 Paul street, London and No 90
Bis rue &c rivoli, Paris patron zed BY the royal
family and nobility Of Great Britain and France, has
tire honor to announce to the edies and gentlemen
of Richmond that in compliance with the request
OF several distinguished families from this city, he
will remain here for very short time. MIR Levi
tire will be happy to receive curing tee tow days
he intends remaining here, persons aboring under
painful affections cfthe feet he can promise item
the same certain and quick cure that have obtain
ed for him a European reputation be can lay be-
fore the pubic testimonials, such as have scarcely
ever been cbtsinod by any professional man. La.
dise ard gentlemen can be waited upon AZ their res
Licences, by IL wing order It tie Ciiicc H3urs
at his room, 7 TO 8 A NJ, - to P NJ ard 5 to 9 in
the evening.
Copies of testimonials from Prince Louis Eapo-
leon, President Of the French Republic
Je certfc qle II. Llvitre en!eve les cons avec
uue extreme habete.
LOUIS NAPOLEON B5NAPAETE.
From His Grace the present Duke IF Cleveland
! certify, that Mr Levitre, has completely cured
my Corus CLEVELAND
From the Most Reverend, His Grace, the Lord
Archbishop of Armagh
certify, that Mr Levitre extracted the Corns
which were on my feet without giving me any
pain, JcHN G. ARMAGH,
Il Charles .treet, London.
+ !otn Inc MOST noble, The Marquis or ans
downs-
Mr Levitre extracted Corn with perfect f-ci.i'y
ami success. LANsDoWNE
fron John Whitcomb, Esq, No 3I5 Market
street, Philadelphia
| do hereby certify that Mr Lavi,rc extracted
my CONS, ard also operated upon nv nail
growing in tbs fe h. with Immediate relief ard
without the least pain JoHS WHiTc0MB,
1t 2S lN52 10 3l5 Market.
From joseph Brown, Esq Unsolicited by Mr
Leviirc--
beg leave to testify + his success and skill in
having perfectly removed E large Buuion OF long
standing, without causing any psin
JOSEPH RRGwN,
No IS North Fifth street Philadelphia.
GctCbar g. 1852.
From Peter Ee5d, ESQ
Mr. / evitge extracted froin my feet very trouble
some Corns and very painful Bation, in a few
minutes, ard without The !eest pain, to my entire
Satisfaction. PETER REED,
No 213 Chestnut street, Philade phia
October 29, lc52.
In addition to the aboFe auth: TtiCated tastno.
malls, many thousands more IN his possession
among which are several from ladies' OF the hi b.
est rauk-can he Eeen by fsvoring him with
CALL at City Hotel.
Levirre viii remain Here this week only -
City 4 I'll. room No 1 de 7--5tS
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 8.

senate.
The Senate appeared not to be in mood
for honoring great men to-day. In The hrs'
MACE, the CLAY, Webster and Calhoun resolu
lion, which had passed the House, was laid
on the table. with the understanding that IL
was to sleep there. And in the next place, toe
Senate laid the bill, proposing TO erect sta
tue, 10 the memory of Thomas Jefferson nj inc
University, on the table, with similar under
standing.
House of / eIeGnfes. sTSsM
The bill from the Senate, providing Tor Inc
incorporation Of Company 10 construct a
railroad from Richmond to some point on the
York river, was taken up, and after various
amendments made thereto, ordered 10 be en-
crossed for q third reading.
A series of resolutions, offered IN the early
part Of the session, proposing 10 remove the
seat of government of this State to some ioca-
ton more central, gave rise TO one hours con
sumption OF valuable time. TO day, on motion
10 take up and print said resolutions. The
vote in favor Of Keeping them where they are
on the tabie-was, ayes lo7, noes 10.
communication was received from the
Governor, enclosing resolutions passed by the
Legislature of Connecticut on the subject oil
the Compromise and the Fugitive Slave law.
The communication and resolutions were laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
A resolution, inquiring into the oxpedienc'
Of giving 10 the Governor the appointment +
a majority of the Directors of the Banks Of 'ia
state, was offered ard referred to an appio NJ
ate Committee.
Bills we're reported for establishing sever
new Banks in different parts of the State
No bills were passed in The House ted y.
The House resolved 10 meet hereafter at IL.
instead ofl2 O'Clock.
Alta few minutes before 3o'cock The House
adjourned.
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CONGkESS-TUEsDAY.

SENATH.-The Senate assembled at the
usual hour, and after the reading of yesterday S
proceedings, entered upon business.
Senators Butler, Badger, Pearce aud Charl-
ton have arrived and taken their seats.
Several uninpcrtant Executive messages
were received and properly disposed Of.
Tie Senate after some other business Of no
special moment, greed 10 go into the election
ofChapIain.
Mr.. Clemens gave notice of his intention to
introduce resolution to confer upon General
Scott the title and position Of Lieutenant Gen
eral.
The Rev. Mr. Butler was elected Chaplain
ofthe Senate.
The case ct Nr. Dixon, Senator ftom Ken
lucky, was next TAX. up.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, addressed the SEN
ate in favor of Mr.. Dixon being entited TO his
seat. He made very stiong and tofciblc ar
gumenI. lie cited cases to show that MIR.
Dixon should be admitted to his seat pending
the adjudication OF the matter. TO refuse this
privilege, was 10 PREJUDICE the case against
Kentucky and her sacred rights. The question
otttle, II seemed TO him, turned upon The queE-
ION, IS there u vacancy?
a call Of the roll Of Senators was now made
and only one answered for Kentucky who pre-
sents any evidence Of right 10 fill the place.
The other was not present. There IS lhP!c-
fore, no one but Nj. Dixon WHO has the regu
lar credentials.
mir. Siason replied, arguing that there is 10
vacancy.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES. House
met at the usual hour.
debate arose upon the reference Of the
Presidents Message.
Mr. Brooks spoke in favor Oftke amendment
Of ref, ring that portion relating 10 the Tariff
and surplus revenue 10 a special committee.
Mr.; Brown of MississiE pi, and Mr.. Dean, of
New York, followed in brief speeches.
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VERNON ESKGDGE.
Chaplain in the L. States Nav,

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Call and get pamphlets gratis and see certificates Of
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PRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME q

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L CO. nsy b. consulted, conidendslly, for tia
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whether recent or chronic Also, all those com
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PORTSMOUTH, Va August H. 1851
Mr. J + Boush-Dear Sir: While am in gener,lG,
posed to Potent Medicines, candor compes me to $40
that have great confidence in the virtues of Harm
toms Vegetable TiuCture. For several months mar
have used IN my family and In dyspepsia loss ap
So far as my experience extends therefore
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted "a
safe and efficient remedy.
I am rrsDrc-fulIT vOrrs