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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-29
YEAST POWDERS.

THESE Powders, intended as substitute
i for yeast, to making all kinds OF butter
cakes, possesses several advantages over that
article. The butter with which they are
mixed is instantly rendered light and ready
for baking; thereby enabling house keepers
to furnish cakes in any season at the shor-
test a,.;ce The CAKES made with these
powders are iess iEe,y to disagree with the
stomach than those made in the usual way
For sale by H. B. VIBERT.
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CHOICE WINES & LIQUORS-10O
gallons of best quality French Brandy; 125
gallons OF Old Pavilion so gallons Sazarac
brandy; 10 Casks Common do; so boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rrctif-
ed Whiskey; 60 gallons Jamaca Rum; 60
gallons Holland Sin. Also, great variety
Of fine liquors and cordials for sale BY
July 26-ly J. PARRY, 4 Co.
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EOR SALE-A United States Land War
L rant for 160 acres, that can be located
anywhere in the United States Enquire
at the Comet office june Att.
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ORDER OF THE LeNE STAR.

UNUEN UT Thu IUNE N1hns
PUTNAM DIVISION No. S.-Regular
meetings of this division will be held every
Monday Evening at half past seven o'clock,
over H. B. Vibberts drug store.
L. w. CADY, r.. S.
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DKERS and others supplied at reasona :
ID BILE prices with Carb. Ammonia, sup
Carb. Soda, and Oils for tiavoring, Spices
&c, by H. B. VIBBERT.
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MASONIC.
ct JAMES LODGE No. 47-corner of
~ Levee and Church streets Stated meet
ings, first Saturday night in every month.
Washington Royal Arch hapter No. S,
first Monday night in every month.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-29

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No. go, at the Odd
" Fellows Hal every Monday night.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-29

TINWARE, Willoware, Brooms, Willow
i Wagons, Cradles, and Willow-chairs
Sugar boxes, Tea canisters, Coffee canisters
&c, by j. PARRY & Co.
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For Sale.

THIS DAY RECEiVED-A large stock
i assorted Wines and Liquors at N. O.
prices. j. PARRY s; co.
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MAC 4 MAC TOBACCO-10 boxe
w Just received and for sale low, by
me 16.v JOSHUA BELL.
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lust received per steamer Eliza, from
j Cincinnati.
2J Bbls Mess Pork
so S. F. Flour.
l3 Casks Bacon.
25 Kegs No. Lard.
.t 5 Tierces S. c. Hams
II Boxes, 5 lump Tobacco
For sale low for cash.
July 10Th, tt. S. NJ. HART, 4 Co.
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TWICE A WEEK.

u. S. MAIL PACKET Gypsy.
For the Coast, Plaquemine, Baton Rouge,
Port Hudson, Waterloo Bayou Sara, and all
intermediate landings-The steamer Grpsv,
J. II. URE. Master, leaves New Orleans
every Sunday, at 9 o'clock P NJ, Returning.
leaves Bayou Sara. each trip after the arri-
val Of the cars. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. may l4y.
The daily union., 1852-09-03
THE UNIONS WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1862

bill butI say this bill is so detective in lis provisions thai
you cannot execute H. u is impraclicabe-it requires
Impossible h,nss The amount OF compensation which
provides s put where II is not needed, aHd il is omitted
where il is absolutely necessary carry the provisions
of The bill High prices put that portion OF the
work which be done for from twenty 10 twenty five
per cent less than you provide.
There is another objection in my mind, though ad
nit Il is minor You give the control OF all this
cong sslonal printlng-pnnting which we now keep
and ought 10 keep within our own authority and
ol-to the Executive without any voice the part Of
the Senate 10 say aye or You provide for the ap
have charge of this whole work, involving, believe
under the principles proposed in this BILL expenditure
OF from million million and halt OF dollars year
The superintendent, who is 10 expend IT, is 10 be wholly
irresponsible to and to be appointed by the Executive,
without any voice The part OF The Senate Now. the
constitution gives TO the President the power 10 bill by
appointment the offices which may establish by law
We may require that the nomination OF an Individual TO
office may be sent 10 for contrmaiion but here u
is left entirely the Executive, wholly irresponsible TO
10 Yet the expenditure, | believe, OF more than
81 900 600 year is To be nrused 10 the hands Of
Executive apponee, who is 10 be wholly irresponsible 10
US. and beyond our control. To this am opposed
+ There are many other minor objections 10 the bill
which could point OUT but having stated those which
are controlling far my vote is concerned, !
shall not trouble The Senate with going any further into
the subject make faclious opposition to the bill
present FORM those who for it will hereafter in Bit
leness regret it, not only because il will be disastrous
its effects upon the public work. but il will be disastrous
upon the political party who stamp with their sanction
and appreciation.
fro CONTINUED
The daily union., 1852-09-03

NPECtAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E. N. sTRATTON
located himself the south side Of renry
oNnth street n the store lately occupied by o. Byrne for the
purpose conducting exclusively the auction commission
in all It's varieties The location directly upon great
horouehare OF the city, and the
Markets and the advantages thereo
the sale o every description OF merchandise.
Personal attention given sales OF dwellings
groceries, boots and shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods
ey sc received at the auction udcousiy
sold on the premises OF the Real and
posed OF nj public private sale
r. ~ B. has assisted
New York. and Philadelphia and he
70 such wish dispose OF bfaries
ConEnmon's respectfully solicited and cash advances made
Whenever required.
Uy-sales Of any amount esshed without delay
". N. sTRArToN, General Aucioneer,
Aug S--du Penn. and 9th south side.
The daily union., 1852-09-03

OFFICE oftbe New York and Liverpool Uatsed States
Mail steamship Company, No SO Wall stree-New
gust i7h, lt52Thebooks for OF
stock OF this previous
act for Increased mn from the he
their Office above from the 10th
elusive. BY order of the board OF directors.
wM. l.. yOULE,
Augio secretary
The daily union., 1852-09-03

RosEWOoD Piano Forte NE Private ssie.-I have for
~ sale an elegant
% which wn be sold low, immsaiste application be m.dc
..NE. JAMES O. MCGUIRE, I#f
AWN-d Auc, and Com. Merchant
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CHARLOTTE HAIL sCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety the Of TO ALL and
many years tuiaon a. prices far below ho
similar barely expenses ia
confidence and the extensive study
military To meet hi. s%d other nsd.s s ssn IN
which lhe interests school board
induced make addition
which would be but ghly e, by individuals which, Ms
sss,es = hoped ~ be 'a''''s" 0 all contingencies There
Resolved charges tuition in this institution
IN ,ne 0,,mo,v E0g,,,n as0.,ms0, alan. Per
i the classical classical depar,@sni
a me 2. moae" languages for each foreign
In the scen,iac Department. ch.mi,ry na,u,. nn
instruments and attendance espsi,,nen,ai lectures,
Board washing &c. as htre,ooe q g
The present summer vacation extended Mondays
BY order ofthe board Of trustees; n.,a
CHARLorrE HALL, Mary's county, Nd, July 80 is5s
National Medical College, Washington, ID. Q.
THE thirty hrst Of lectures will commence on the
first Monday November continue nnni March ''
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ D., professor physoosy.
William r Johnston, M d. professor Of obstetIcs and tho
Joshua Riley, NJ D., professor Of medca therapeutics
John Fred May NJ D., professor Of principles practice
Grafton Tyler M d. professor of pathology practice of ne
Robert King stone ~ D. professor Of nicrocopcal and pa
Edward Foreman e. professor Of chemistry, and phamacy
Clinical Instruction gwen through entire
the Washington nfmar under The roof with
Here medicine and both taught prcucail
The entire of full Of Sos
Practical anatomy by the demonstraor. %
Mancuatng fee, payable only once. %
Gfaduahon expenses. 70 70
Admission TO the medical and surgical clinic without CHARGE
GRAFTON TYLER NJ. d., Dean Of the Faculty,
Office and residence Of Washington Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdA r4-.T e al - 'a aaN.e.fH
ELORIOUs NENS-Ihe important discovery vel made!
Phps's liquid giue for carpenters
BINDERS cabinet hoosekeepers druggists &c. This Being
patent gue in liquid ready requires
is free from smell and will liquid
as cement for WOOD china sa Marble paper
substance stands unequaled reputation
mechanics Is observable hrst We
to hardware siaoners, druggists &c., and guarantee
extensive for the
will do well establishing
agents in all popaous towns hroughout the United
bottles OF three sze and also by the gallon. samples
any part OF the United States, carriage free.
Also the British furniture polish
merchants, attend to The above Apply early e.a.'
July 3l-d3m 4 Cedar street, near Pearl, New York.
Chaplin Harris B., NJ d. Professor Of Principles
Thos E. Bend j M d. Professor Of speei. Pathology
and Their sspeutics. LterL rf loA# ~ tt' f.t =
W. n. Handy M. Anatomy Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ. D., Professor of Operative
Philip H. Austen, NJ d. Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ. M. d. Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dissecng will the
Monday OF october The lnhrmay viii be
The regular begin last Moad,y
November, and continue I'LL the last OF March.
Tickets for the course so dissectng ticket top,iona so
matriculatoD, sa dipIoua fee, $50. = ~"
Good board from 81 so to So 90 j Z. .,.1
Aug w. r. HANDY, Dean
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asEss.;;i'I5 5;i|fisE7B3ll]R 8

White Hall, New Windsor Carr oil county MARI
land. - -
Tnls weknown establishment lately thoroughly
waited and 6tted for the wiubin
quiet comfort and retirement II located In region
Tor its auby In The immediate vicinity supnur
spring and for residence more de-
siaoe In the state than the romantic village Windsor
The subscriber still
boardtrs The table will sof
gars &c. -
The terms for board shall be moderate nothing len
done h,ch viii
New windsor Of sceess and
Stage 70 Westminster, or by the Balt.rc
Woodbne or Mount Airy, either OF which places
wiz be found to convey passengers TO New Windsor n nocs
given 10 the subscriber few days before. III itHI
SARAH BhRTHoLow, Proprietor.
suvs5-du J. p BARTHoLOW, Agent
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EN 9szER tg11g sQ

A NEW Rc~ts Go Pitssbuvw, vsa BAlttuAere, sws-
n g~sha~na, and Pemsyn~a psfbsrssr
80 .oss An express train Of win leave Calvert daily
with the United States mail from Washington n,
M connecting with the fast line Mddletown u L. n
irving nj Harrisburg Al II, m, 10 dinner a'' =
The train leaves Harrisburg the arriving
Holdayrbog Atth option
taking either the TO Jobnowp
stage. dree, nom Ho',dayrbrrgtc rit,sbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following
York. wngbs vic Columbia, Marietta Mddeovr Haryehurr
New PCr Miler-town, Perysvie lie
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and PitisburE.
This train also with the Cumberland railroad
which Carlisle,
other points this road.
For the accommodation Of from Washington Tor any o
the the Of
dep Company on the arriys of
the morning receive the baggage, win
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct1-dn Ticket Agent.
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willard. Hotel, wa.h,ns,op. ID. q.

Wilisrds Hotel, washington, II. q.
THE undersigned, having
above hoe tater absence
forms bis friends and the travelling
win be completely with
It's increased facilities and personal attention OF
guests the proprietor hope" TO merit connuane Of
heretofore so literally extended.
Aug ls-dlmif HENRY A. WILLARD
The daily union., 1852-09-03

Engish and French Family Boarding school,
Washinson Cly.
TEACHING AND sTUDY-Tbe sub.criber win nj. ,a. ,n
do the first ior few additional young do the
ohe me ensuing academic which begins
tember.
Applications for place information addressed him
the first of september, at Wsrenton Springs, Virginia.
- go. n. w, CUsHMAN, A. NJ.
The daily union., 1852-09-03

SAVIN9s and Exchange Rank OF CALIFORNIA;, San
Fra"cscoBils OF Exchange Bank OF The
United States, = =
Our facilities and arrangements perfect
any other house in California.
fesons carrying wishing place funds in California viii find
from me Bank OF the Metropolis" always prepared
cash them upon presentation. :
yorablc
J, r. ROBINSON. ROBINSON h CO.,
T. L. SMITH Managers and Proprie,ors
July I7-dhcpfly'
The daily union., 1852-09-03

For Norfolk, Old Point and Piney Point--Fare Re-
due a.
a sxA>n THE steamer oSCEoLA, having undergone thor
RaAAhap repair, Washington
k Wednesday and Saturday So'ciock, m, arriving
In South Returning
Monday and Thursday "a O'Clock, D. IN.
She touches going returning Point Piney Point
river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage, meals included, TO Norfolk, 90
DO fincy Pont.,.s... -. 81 90
DO Old Point. ............. a. 90
Do " Old Point and return. .......S 90
Aug s-du JAMES MITCHELL.
The daily union., 1852-09-03

Rev. Mason Mobiles Seminary for Y
THE duties Of this seminary will be resumed on
l. September, AT the residence OF the principal,
tween 9th and 7th streets.
Monsieur 7. Raoult is engaged as professor G
guage and literature, and Madame T.. NJ. Ham as
and painting, and assisting teacher OF French.
Mr., Noble will be assisted la the English departl
Barr, who has been for several years at the head
nary In Delaware, and Is well known rs an accom-
Circulars stating terms, So., can be obtained OF
Aug 7-Tu&Fim
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, TuesdI

LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 9, ls52
Coresporaence Of The \. I. Tribune. 49,
In the same measure as the hitherto pre-
dominating parties dissolve themselves, and as
their distinctive marks are etiaced the want of
new opposition party is felt, as a matter OF
course This want finds an expression IN dill
lcrent ways.
Lord John Russell, in his already quoted
speech, takes the lead. Part of the alarm raised
bv Lord Derby, he says, had sprung from the
rumors that he, Lord j. Russell, had adopted
highly democratical opinions" "Wen, l
need Lot say on that subject that this ramor
was totally untounded; that il has no circum-
stances on which il rested" Nevertheless, he
pronounces himself Democrat, and then ex-
plains the harmless meaning OF the word;
Tie people OF this country are in other words, the
Democracy OF the country. Democracy has ss talr
right the enjoyment Of IFS nights as monarchy
bny Democracy does no; mean 70 diminish any OF the
prtrogstves Of the Crown. Democracy does not al
Tempt take away any Of the lawful privileges OF the
House OF Lords. What then, Is this Democracy; Tue
grSwih wealth tie growth OF intellect the forming Of
opnicns more hhtened and calculated 10 carry
on in al enlightened manner the Government OF the
world. But viii ssy viii ssy that the manner
OF dealing with thai increase Of tie position Of the
Democracy could not be aoordi-g ie o,i systs Of
ysstfcinf zih rkch rGs bEf 10 fari1- On the con
umy, Democracy uGghtto he sints.noi ~ encouraged
;lee ought 10 be gwen legitimate and legal organ TO
thai pCvtT ana influence
Lord John Russell" excaims The Morning
Heraid in reply, has one set Of principles for
oiiice sud another set OF principles for opposi-
lion. When IN office, his principle is TO do no
thing and when out Office, to pledge himself to
everything" What in ell the world may The
MoTniNg Head mean by nothing" if it calls
the above trash, pronounced by Lord John Rus
sell, every thing" and if it menaces little
John Russell, for els king-loving, lorls-rcspect.
ing, bishop-conserving Democracy" with the
fate Of Frost, Williams &; Co.. But the hu.
NOR OF the thing is that Lord Derby; in the
House Of Lords, announces himself as the PROM
inent opponent Of " Democracy" and speaks Of
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GREECE.
Political and sociafC ondition


ATHENS, Wednesday Oct, %. ls52.
Greece, small, poor, ignorant and wretched as
it is, is the center OF much diplomatic intrigue.
Ii is here the three great powers meet to try
their skill. France is just now in the ascend
ant, but cannot long remain 50. Russia or Eng
land must take the lead, most likely the latter.
HE whole country is i'll at rest Ohio has 10
children. The Constitution wrested from him
requires that his successor shall be baptized in
the Greek faith. He is Catholic; his wife is
a Protestent-his subjects Greeks. Who shall
be LIS successor That is the all-absorbing
question. The country is anxious TO know. but
tie Three Protecting Powers are 10 decide.
Ore OF them is Catholic, one is Protestant. the
other Greek. A Russian can never be crowned
here, nor Frenchnan, nor an EngliShnan! A
ion Of Leopold OF Belgium is talked Of and an
Oscar Of Sweden. Germany has princes en-
ough TO spare; but Greeks DO not ike Ger
mans. They haze had one. So things exist,
at present. 1 have been ssked several times,
very soberly, if America would not send them
a King and take them under their Protection
Ore very intelligent man went so far as TO say
he wished Greece could be ANNEXED TO the
United States
King Otto has just been on a visit to Ger
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,,,,- vopx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1852

have no love for slavery, and more than the sung.
behests of the Constitution will not be granted
in its favor. The pound of flesh, as It Is IN ,ne
bond, win be heroically given; but SlylocA can
have M blood with it. We think sober second
thought will not press the issue involved IN the
question Of repeating the existing statutes IN re-
ference to slavery. The political distractions
and moral and religious ieryors OF 1875, It would
not he difficult just now TO re- produce; Inc
times ard the public temper are favorable Tor
them, and none have. so deep sn interestin keep
ping Eolus' bsg closed, as the South anu It's
Northern commercial allies.
IN. Y Evangelist.
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rouns, though the names Of common thing, ~, n,
''cd either in books or IN conversation ,h.s
urden the memory Of the pupil with The. = -
mencirg the study Of the language css,,a.-s :,
the connecting terms and familiar idions vlsS
constantly occurring, would be of far nom -
value, than these fne looking primers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

" "MErKR's UswEssus," Para TX -,
X In the present MEMBERS Of this ropahs W. =
find one or two articles BY American wri,:rs !, ~,
ton TO the valuable matter which eomposa - -
The Tomb OF Washington, by c. A. DAxs. AZ -
Desert.Rock Light House." by C. L. BR,c. IN NJ
read with special interest The work Inns a. w.,
the premise Of its commencement is enynx;,-. -
Of superior execution, and the explanatory s,,. -,
of instruction and suggestion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

"" HoME SCENES AND HEART Srup..
is the ti,eof new volume by thelseGsacs Aor,, :.
completing the series in which the aenesIou n A
character Of woman has been the chief de.isu. ~,
sists Of variety Of tales and sketches Of vcsy.ss
merit. Q2 mo- ZIP. 800. ID. Appleton & csl
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~ THE LILY OF THE Valley ks lsa
This modest Annual presents strong elan On a.
public favor BY the purity and resnelncn: If \, ~.
and lis elevated moral tendency. 1t IS eass<Aa, -
beshed, and contains contributions from sev,,,a -
ular American writer's. az mo. PIP 90 R.
James NJ Usher)
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II "THE ILLUsrRArED PRIsERs, FREScn,
GrnnAn. SPANISH, AND ENGLisn." "a. s. Barnes &
COZ These little books prettily zoe up and have
cutie taking appearance. But they will be found to
possess little or value in practical teaching They
consist of collection Of in the respective han
eusges to which they devoted, with the CORES
ronding words in English the same page. Blu, these
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

Bylyirtue Of the thirty-seyenth section Of ths

New ORLxAxs, Octobsr 81, 1854, Y
Bysirtue Of the thirty seventh section Of tho
Legislature Of tho State Louisiana, entitled An Ac 10
Consolidate New oeans and provide for tho government
administration Of M a approved hs qsd Of February 1852,
and the section Of the act supplementary thereto and providing
for the incorporation Of the City o. Lafayette with the C 81 Naw Or
leans approved on day. Of the third section
entitled can supplementary act to Consolidate the City OF
New Orleans provide for the and Of Ito
aan approved March 1885, and for the purpose paying tbs
interest accrung the entire debt y and msspg all
tons the old corporation and Of the First Second and Third Mun
cpatss City Lsfsyes maturing during the year 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this ose rom this dsss
unthe SECOND MONDAY, isth December next At IL O'Clock
NJ for the purchase all portion of ssres Of TTRTE
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW oRLEAf1, for ths
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH said onds 70 b dassd
the FIRST OF JULY 1882 payable FORTY YEARS. the ONCE
Of the Treasurer Of the city, with interest coupons attached thereto
the ae fsx PER cENTUM PER ANNUM payable ssmaunua'ly
from and the first January 1853 the New York. ths
Of Jassy tho July year Proposals
"ids purchase City orsAus
addressed to LAyet Secretary Of Commits
the Consolidated Debt ofths City Of TO be-
opened the Bonds addcatod the highest bidder tie 18th
December, at noon, aforesaid. 49, u
any interest coupons obl
CATIONS tho city, the Fis Third Municipalities
Lafayette maturing in the option the purchaser,
onsonrh the first Of january the first Of March,
the first May the remainder thu first Of July 1855
interest from January the Comni
reseyng the right ain ten Of the Bouds ndud
compliance with h the Of tn
The Commissioners further the right Of rejecting
sayss NJ bids. s ~ fsia I'll. ssvi4a
A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
0. DRBUYS, Comptroller. 4. sss
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer,
- W. p. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen
LII PLACE, Chairman Finance Connittoe,
Board of Asustant Aldermen.
A.LAYEr, Secretary. oetal .is.hDee
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