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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
Fsecrfve Committee on ~ ming Free schools
Ofce Ct the Bosfd q Edecsuon c'trr
Irnnf ri NJ rert 10 L.ll

FOIGNETs CLASSICAL. FRENCH. ENti-
"A ITsH end SPANISH BOARDING. sud DAY - hOOL- No.
Ia fi-t = hoo room No go Broadway.
Nr FOIGNE lesve inform the 7r1ic iif 10
ill., desire patrons OF n- sco tih - s) ia
. es.ct limited boarding >cnool bon nnec'nn WIN ne pN
$50, shed 10 lsfi Ae hes MAZE aa7 te-
srtsir hs fair twelve boys h'-rtes Any
az h. fsuds g,rians b ais ri fr's ID use9 aif "'l
.v,i her. proteret sli "o il
otierto laTze urfurs hi description nav b ts
n insure TIER ofr1fua g. o. PER- t-ts4' - II
IN, Frrrrt yritcb Is .hs lin.t az of So + family.
Irtern. and TarfiCla circulars with Me-s Dene o.
ri rre yq, NJ a.l Br11lwav Ie 6i bt'ad*ayi o.
1s..f n f T.osfsaf or a. - Tisrcsiielce. 80 iflst
/ l.. - I--L tllLL Nln---. l---Il-I ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
pIIyATE sALE-A County Resdence Oh I

~ bark Of he huesoa n. = ny Co.. .ita
80 INV ard agreeable and having rnf we" o. tls ~
- n H. Hiahlards Arschsd TOE house .nd oitn2a
- 80, .rr.s II Ind For Other .rr.c1lrs 1c ilptt
&c ,ie-. s-''- 49, ] BIFEkER 40 3-oadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
~ last ST, MoRRIsANIA LOTs.-Time extended for

l. rsyues ofs rer Of p-ehs money On n D ,,s T
= N per cent sld ra.1ce on Or sl'1s - -
ess no 1T oo " e4y hsslhy and beautiful ca'ioa lag
49, in IN view Of The Es River and il the naeeisIe s ~
-i, 80 of sves u the sfhy scd respaaoie c1 q
V,rh,f,r Cou1iy 10 tsAns hin q-Htet oi a.
n, "a ID Hsirosd already b.Ar pas5s tis9 "A lh
-. - - Nv. RI h. SscOnt-ss Rar9id "hlch
lsfel, eh.rferd EXPECTED vii pas lnf,h tas Pc
- ge,.rs bosss are blidnE ana o se4in. iaPt
b.fspes II "a property from the City Hal. o. n-,,
cf For M oihr information sply 70 - d. w.
- IL erlI arnad ONO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16


- irh.-Esch schoo consists OF twenty-five beys Of ne sa
800 Nc rpy the on puFs1e The sane st q ne
san .irae theiF Of Teachers faPl' !"
Of ellenf au tils Aco 'a
Lsfia tiretk Frtuch. GeTnsn. Dawiu- FAlns &C Ne- ~
fusht by euut Teachers ~ihout extra eargs tac se u
iusfrr al. rurs ID in Colescs adopted n his llu"n
Par hts AID Guardians Car chmcn iicsry are ned 70
vsf IN Shoo. and learn have gained ~ twenty years
In :. .cbins WV r SrOrGH rOS, p-s,rip.'s
a. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

DOARD-A lew Gerremen can be accommodates
ID VIII pis1sani 2oo- visa y stiar AZ tea u a'.l o. "
q ts-ir4.er l.-l ~ C.-lEf1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

l. lIS ON fAhh, ~ minutes iNM Tie city COLI
pi,s. beautifully sfriilt haf sj1re Z. z.
yttrayv TcE Sore che tAs 1rp
stord slfcrsive ed PCT rs1e ~ W rped b. ne
River The .lrd IL
~ broad 1ier
sscors ga prevent nuit1cs the d 0lli
q cJnsar.lcss 20
properly sud l-sEhls ocsf.1r ssar-ns
Jrh- vicinity u he
o. I'd FOR sais. fy u ths pax
unou,y rur bond sul pr 'r Of
I'd ct il,cruu srpg j. y HIGGINS No
6MA a. g.. NINIOS, Irsoa r5F.
iy F. N frCu A y % r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

l. TAsT NEwlORK snd INlOStlLLE 20 ~ - e. -
~ losrs money basng "a he kasi NeN ~ l9P
ais, We hase und,r conrad aHs IN ne R
ii efi lor.,s at prices r41zng from SO ~ = ~ ~
- r.sI. ~ delivery Of b. best material ana 70 4
uafsifr Tee Do altfu y .ocsei ana pfopI3
rrrdr Ne York th4i the 10 on y" ca ns
house. std ris b. VOL ell We az W nous n 20.
refors .v b. the General Af-ncy one
H. IL I,,v Trus OF ravueu- Twelve p1sser-f ir -
S.il- 49, fhfo.h N-wflr % each waf ahl - ar =
t.e, rode. m con uuers Ter enIlu q ceAs
,..rrs fcre be- te city, ka y io z q ;. -' u
49, =, "a 4 - Ia ls heir cheap sni more cap
,,,,, nee e. rlnuns ifo4 60 Df'oA
IN erd N!.n.si rIlh ic-riCs u k1r sew W 81,
D. ft.u.r al Ace n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

CCHOOI III DESIGN Tor NUMEN No. TO . 7OaI-
- wav-Thc LADY Mn.<rrs gsr q nee 70 AZ yeAis rap '-A'
- Sckrol VII rsaren MONDAY. september a..
The Of cc otas school a. give siusson % soaea ~ 49,
F Des'snas ether rlnch By ne PEtcice 81 wlie
thsy can avail themselves II asw openlSs os
r-srrs q raps md others l1osisd se
& are rvi,sG 70 srry .e Sweeu the ao1rs Of ~ AM
e,clook e1eert saturday for Gstai ed infs ma on ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
mo surpING MERCHANTS The Partner Of a

Connu o,s dong large aud aora i've business 10 S'l
IInpcisco California hfr sbou depart Tor ma psce d'ls
OF bfn,ss sa1ciat' sde ia the Wy q
NcwYok ship Home already established OF pnty hin
Nm, &C. aud influence ability 70 meueg the bisnc
m sef h. oer House and lacrosse the same can TO- ma
insi d. enable Capital not 80 much neededas ieuc
ste peoI busins guat Atons None Der
aply Addrss OMMERCE box No .SS Ne"i ORA fos On e.
- -. .NaNla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
NIW sud SECOND HAND PIANO FORTES wi

have nov bard larra OF New ani cei M
Piano sid 10 hire Pianos om 10 10 80 Tor hire hI
., TO . % per month No jGy Broadway y " fois -
sanford BROTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

AChf-- about valuable wood land The nainco
lilly 10 nf.td viii Farm Hous good "ar hsrn &C
1lit orcia1,- or the Vace one o. hue sol As 20
m bonn L. 20 The above pLc- 10 ~iLnu n.s ~
'fo.frcrrr ,rcfauie y arolt q tale
s, "a ID, ~ Contra d, r. fTce -i1n -lj3 eal. ils
laf.rc bond mortgage. e. 2 NJ l
t,i.s 40 Ffm q u'ort ~ trol y red -
p, l+rIffts sts.ol hal ~ u, % desired
an. /, to VA. COLT No Nisslu g. - io3r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
DIANOIC hTIs win CIRCULAR SCALES 7
EIANO-I Oh1Ec.-JAMES PIRSSON respectful

uloins he audthe pub b. has fc'aostd -
a.. CANT w. 30 uloalpay overs
rtstc 10 4s,.s H. Hfer wh.re d. w Keep c0ltsadft
hsuo ~ ndd uncut Of ranob Dit soi Biz oTn .t
suo o. other makefs from tr uw . price anl I20
81 ID q y eco each. Ne e tarp 49,
mon second ~ nd Fans 10 on hire Pianos Do a
su sod eschsuF nEd repurtd ~ b NJ conneeca wa A.
her safallf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
4 SCHOOL for BOYs-In two departments. con

~ ssr GA Of twenty sppr boys each loc.
~ Nv b. Housc called IA Classical o. ma. IN a. i
~ al rlrrsrce urd With g. exeust iAo hue - aud i
not son fic pine Tie school -s M es Sp u9-
g Arrc4ors seas III b cfife Al "a, iol'
S.tD6f Tlrtous Communication NAV D. addressed 70 'h
md t.-rsf Crrus b. obfan@d A. any n ON ih- Doo
sfrs r DO f.icIg J. F BiNOHAN 80 o. = "iiAsl &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
II BRICK MACHINE-Waranted st,,,,

duTltlc. ur he rus uaouy sd h,llro ~,
Nti horss n ID c'sy Which 'ass fr at3 tas N<a
q .ul N oosher isn te risc b. hard pTce "a ssr
&. r. Army 20 JOHN NJ RI u No Z nnsn~~f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

MACHINERY for SALE-A Printing Press. ~,
vi Futsrs Presses two CgttinF Mschinf iad ssrs iS
Aso Ssssrn Eugine and Boiler. Addoss IAChiNEKr Boz HI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

u o.i. 20 r.cu, home wi.i- - -ies Of ~ Cty al
Of " akeff a. ltcf 10 " Dr. dee
on lie Iiseu nd Nev-ayer krsd Alug ori thereon u
two misc slsealy c0rss.s Of 5" N
have raid the VI $500 fs % d-,ols Of 5e-
cor ~ have OPP tr'F g dlnE - b. con
thr OH dav u. Jls. 81 b. Ey
iua each si.hrh Of slhscrhd fog The
Vr.ct q &c l0A1ss
Oueislh ilef fon b s ICES "a le IN g pa so
ouse $40, lsli 49, so, a1Fes,
sEso
R-The regular ms.fnes the Association az h-d every
EVENING " a. No 10. ii1wrrg Ul0l sul
$ t,o5 wleh a. sd Pie pI9psans f ,-rsaip ire
ceivta JOHN COMAERfORD Pre.ident 40 81 8r5sdssy.
J. 4 p SccIetA-y No is5 SVringst
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CoP SAFE. with LIBERAL BUILDING LOAN
INDICTMENTS 10 MECHANICS and

: II.cI O Dlla-us y "lI Ing b - p 20
Also TIE IKE L '-A.
q Il. Il w - .i--rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

~ for sae op Osau with pedals or of tso ~
sltesu ftoTs pedals Asn .ne sxefop Coz b. - ol. IA
OLe Apply ~ NJ % lDoagal-s WV " pALh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
FOR SALE CHEAP-A small Cottage. House on

j dtoi4. rt.l D.sou-av. agooklyn Aso several
o.. Ella l!s situated Price Ouly % scA
.letaI TN " ~ Aprll 81 70 ~ NalIs0l-t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

The following anecdote is now cur
rent: When Louis Napoleon resided
in England, previous to Louis Phil
lips deposition, he was walking one
day in Trafalgar Square, with Sir
A Acton he stopped, looking around
and said with sigh It grieves me
to think that it is my destiny to destroy
all this place. lam fond Of the Eng
lish and have much cause TO be CRATE.
full to them and | will do it with as little
bloodshed as possible" lie added,
Il shall be killed by "a musket ball in
the streets Of London"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

Mrs. Darlington in the presence Of
numerous party Of her friends has
expressed Der decided opinion that the
period is not FAR distant when steam
boats and locomotives viii be propell-
ed by the force Of moral suasion She,
therefore, does not recommend to her
friends to take any Of the caloric stock
at present.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

Iy~Tbc Presbyterian General Az.
sembly (New schooD in session IN
Buffalo, on the 3lst ut, took Up Or.
Cox report sanctioning marriage
with sisters child. An amendment
was proposed, and. carried almost
unanimously, declaring such a mar.
riSge contrary 30 the laws Of God and
revolving to human nature. The doc.
tors report argued that, though there
were grounds Of incxpediency to urge
against it, it was not unlawful per Sc,
or against scripture,
Finally the report was dropped, and
the following resolutions, presented by
Mr.. Hastings, were passed
ReSQlrea, That the first Question
on the overture In relation to the
marriage Of a man with bis niece be
answered in the negative, such nlar.
riages being evidently contrary to the
teaching Of the Scriptures and incce-
tuous. See Leviticus 2s 9, Il and
Ii verses.
.Resolgetl, That the second cues
ton in the oyertures be answered as
follows, viz: In the judgement Of This
Assembly such connection, as is con-
teinpla'ed by the overture, demands
the judicial action Of the churches,
aud if not repchted Of should incur
church censure.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
Hat and Can Store.

TFHE undersigned respectfully informs
j. his friends and the public generally,
thaS he has opened HAT and CAP STORE
--where he has just receiyeda fresh stock,
cooa,S'ing in part Of mES and BOYS fine
Six, Pear, Cassimers, Angolas, Russia
Beayers. Rush, Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassinners Moteloes, Paris, Leghorns, Rut-
land, Planters. Camperchy and California
Hats, &c, &c. Call and examine them.
A. N. BOOTH.
In the store Of Qaiggins' lafayette
erect. rne 10 ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

philips Fire Annihalstor is loom
ing up again. The British Royal
Mall Packet Company put two Of
them on board one OF their steamers,
ready for use. During their passage,
it is stated, one Of them took FIRE By
spontaneous combustion-belcbed forth
a bot fame, and came near bu rning
up the ship.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
AWE.

AVBDs
Cour I'm Sazieme Dist. Judic1uiye,
Paroisss a. Est Baton R0nge.
A TTENDU que Isaac ii. BoArNER
4 de la dite Paroisse, d fat application
Ia dite scour pour etre NOMINEES Admin
isira:eur de- la succession de son defunt
fraire LEWIS BoATszH dernerement de Ia
die Paroisge.
Avis est par Ia presente donne b toutes
persopnes jnt6resses de fare SAVIOR leur
raisons dass dix jours dc la prentice pub
hcation de Get avis, pourquoi la diie applica-
lion ne serait pas aecorde.
june IS M. MOR1NO, GyeGey.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
Notice to owners OF Dogs.

THE following resolution was ss,----.J
Il adopted by the Board Of Sc -
iectmen, az their meeting Oh yesterday.
Resolved, That the Town Constable be
ard he is hereby instructed. TO shoot all
DOGS found running at lavge. agreeabiy to
existing Ordinances. relative thereto, from
and after Thursday Morning, the 10th inst.
Be it further Resolved that the forego-
ing Resolution be published in The Daily
Comet, until the date at which it goes into
effect.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
Baton Rouge, June f4tb. 1859
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

Resolutions have been introduced
i.,to the Assembly, by the Hon. In
spector General, for The removal of the
seat Of Government from Quebec to
Toronto.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

ia country newspaper putting
a new; store, says, in conclusio On.
Eve get prime pair Of boots for put
ting this in. ? This is honesty.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
ParzE EssAYs.-We have just been

/ AS20SA
permitted the persual Of our friend
and occasional correspondent. Mr. VIII
liam Jingo's essay on the subject Of
Peace which is designed to 60 before
the London Peace Society, to CON-
pete for the G1200 prize offered for
the "best.'
We are allowed by Mr. lingo to
make the following synopsis.
Peace he contends is the desire Of
all Observation-Disclosures It is Divine
inheritance or not. or whether it come
'yust so,,' Mr. lingo docs not contend.
The world 10 its effort TO establish
peace and good will to ali mankind
has sacrificed fifty seven millions o.
men, women, and children. 1t was
to give Peace to the Persians that the
Peloponnesian war was conmenced.---
Alexander marched into Egypt to
give peace to the benighted Inhabitants
Of that region, and hooked nose, Caesar
waded over the Rubicoo, for the
same purpose II has been the laud-
able desire Of christians and mahomit
ans to give the world peace, ever since
the farce commenced. It was tried
for thirteen hundred years by hitting
the "unruley' on the heads with clubs,
and punching the life out. of them
with sticks. Gun powder and grape
are the most powerful allies of peace !;
with these modern appliances, who'll
regiment may be Quoted in a second,
by having their legs knocked from ,in.
der them. The London Peace Soci
ETY. should have a charter to make
colts pistols, powder and PERCUSSION
caps, for these things have done mere
to give peace, than all the empty yer.
bage about peace and good will,
that has ever come from the humane
and charitable peace making Societies.
The millions Of tall fellows that have
been made to hush their mouths--and
lay guilty down, on what is called the
green sward, have never got up to
complain of the conditions Of the treaty
Of peace made with them when they
ground arms. The Revolution war,
commenced more for peace sake"
than principle. The most amiable
Christian Churches are all quarreling
and cutting oneothers Threats for peace
sake.-Genl. Zachy Taylor marched
into Mexico for peacc---and man.by
the name Of Lopez suffered him elf to
be chooked in Cuba for the same plr-
pose.
We have too many evidences that
the desire Of mankind is peace Did
not the great, the good, the glorious,
the charitable, the humane and benev-
olent English nation murder 500.-
900 miserable tallow faced Chinese
people, for peace sake a few years
ago? Why then doubt their christ
ian virtue.
It is the opinion of Jingo, who is a
sound philosopher, that the world
which gets along 50 swimiDgly, viii do
better when some means arc discover
ed whereby the Captains, the Colonels,
the Major Generals, and regiment Of
commissioned ito keep out ofthe way
of danger) officers can be blown off
the field Of glory with less noted,
but braver fellows who give undeny-
able evidences Of valor, by being plug
ged through, and exclaimipg feebly,
Il die ~ Il die y give up the ghost.
The following anecdote is now cur
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

IL" There's no telling what a day
may bring forth, as Mr. Day said when
Mrs. D. had twins
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

IL The editor Of the Vis.a-Vis
says that "a song without words is the
singing Of a tea-kittle, Che expects to
recaive amedal from the Temperance
Society for this)
The song is not without words nor
is it without its moral. The ebulit;on,
is the merry dance of ETHEREAL spirits,
as they walk out ofthe heat into the
balm atmosphere of heaven, where
they condence in the cup of the ''blue
bell' Of the morning--and at eve,
throw an arch across the Heavens in
the beautiful rainbow which is the
emblem ofhope, and the sign Of rain.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

"Can a Court House, Jail, DC,
be solda It would seem there are no
speculatiors willing to hazard their
money in this way. Onr friend Knox
has had uninterrupted possession Of
the Court House, Jail &c, in West
Baton Rouge for sometime, and not
knowing what good use to put it to,
has formerly turned it over to its origi-
nal purpose, a kind of Bazaar for
lawyers and other rogues to meet
and quarrel about the personal estate
Of individuals that slumber in the
grave yards, and cannot prove their
identity. @
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16


IVA man's greatness slould be
measured death by the number
Of his lives" as well as the size Of
the monument built over him.
A great man has many lives--not
short lives, but full biographies illus
trated with wood cuts. Instead Of
being called a man Of a hundred piohu.
meats, he should be spoken Of as a
man Of 300 deuodicimo lives, 73
twelve mo. and forty seven Royal &C.
tavo bound in calf. The Louisville
Journal says:
Among the individuals whom Gen.
Pierce has appointed to Office, there
are at least four that wrote and pub
lished lives Of him during the Pre.i-
dental canyass. Ifhc shall ever be q
candidate again, there will be we
have no doubt, one or two hundred
lives of him.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
Popular School Boz ks.

r c. LANOEE, Ha,,,ey House you has
j I. Just received direct from the PUBLISH
ers complete assortment Of the most pop
Star school books. Consisting In part Of
Webster's spelling book; Wcbsters speler
and definer; Nc GuiFey's spelling book.
HEADERS
McGufej's Series; Towers Series Of
Gradual Readers. n. American LIST End
claas do;
Smiths New Grammar flowers Grad
lal lissois IN do.
9EoGgAPnIEa
Smiths lst book Smiths q,atrto or 2nd
book; sni.Ts Geography and Atlas; Mitch
els Primary Geog5aphy; NitcheIs School
DO !. Morses quayto dn.s
AHlrnMETics.
CobuIne's Mental; Dayise's Arithmetic;
Smiths Introductory; Smith, Practical
smiths Nep Arithmetic.
AL1EBRA.
Dayise's 1st Lessons; Dayise's Bourbon,
GEOMETRY. 4
Dayisc'; Legendre.
HISTORY
parley's History; GoodGchc's IT, s.,
Goodriche's England Gurney's us.
AKTHoRIc.
Boyd's Rethoric; Portcr's RHETORICAL
Headers.
Philosophy, Pbrpnology. CHEMISTRY, &C.
ology, Botany &c. Also all the popular
Lain Book
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

ny-toHN G. WIRE, Corner Of Cana
and Chartrcs streets, New Orleans, il the
only authorized Agent for this paper IN that
city, any business with this paper can be
transacted through hin. and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will Tor
valid.
~. B. PALMER, the American News-
paper Agent, Is the authorized ag,nt for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by US. His receipts will be regarded
MS payments His Offices are-- Bosroa, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YORK, Tribune Bull
dings, PHiLADELrntA, N. W. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
G.2-Our terms for announcing candidates
will be $40 for State, aud 50 for Parish
officer. The money must always accom-
pany the announcement, or II will not be
inserted.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

An astronomical observatory, is
being erected at Albany, at an expense
of about $50, 900 tt is to be a branch
Of the National University to be estab-
lished at Albany, and will be under
the care Of Prof. o. f. Mitchell. 1t
is to be called the Dudley Observable
nv, from the name of the lady by
whom the principal contribution was
made.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
BATON ROUGE::JUNE 16, 1853

no Official Journal Of the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. Also Of Ms Crosse 1ste and
BHoa Rouge, AMI Of tie B1ton Rouge and
Cia,,s Pasf Road Comp1niss. 10
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
Notice.

ofEast Baton Rouge.
w HEREAS Isaac Ii. Boatner Of
w saiil Parieh has applied to said Court
to be appointed administrator Of the estate,
Of his deceased brother, LEwIs Boar.gn
la;e Of said Parrish;
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
tefesied 70 show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the SAID application should not be
granted. M, MORENO, Cie,k.
iiine 18th 1853
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TORN. CORN,-White Corn Just
~ received another lot Of very choice
White Corn. Sonnd and Clear.
JUNG 14th. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

r7-Toesaays Picayune hasn card
from Capt. Sturgeon Of the Steamer
Eclipse relative 70 the recent run.
After the card follows list Of ccrtif'
icates Of which We publish too or three
that parties may see how certain il
is chat one Of the two boats 'beat.
This is to certify that john s.
Wales is merchant Of New Orleans
This is to certify that J James 6ton0s
house Applecote, did.time the EoIife
by my watch which il q regular fos
bus. ~
This is to certify that |, Thomas
Metcalf did time tho Eclipse, by my
ID hole jewelry repeating lapine that
she left New Orleans l6l minutes
before eleven.
!, Lewis y. Bulfince do most solemn
" swear thai / know Metcalf, and ne
is, to the best Of my knowlsllgs an
honest man. :.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
in the city ofNew Orleans.
u. J. RlcAnno, !. Z.
This il TO certify that the steamer
Eclip5e passed shiftail Bend 1T 8
minutes "a ten q. +. SAVAGE.
|, John Bolts Brown do soleinly
swear that the steamer Eclipse passed
this place ut ten minutes past B..
Sardine Point April 18TH.
As the foregoing certificates fxsthe
time Of coming in, and going ont, we
hope there viii bcno further enquiries
about it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

" A letter generally bctrays the
spirit Of which dictated it, A man
unaccustomed to writing for news
paper to let the people know that he
or the public is imposed upon, should
consult the form book, else the only
thing that will be discerned in his COM
munication will be the private gratif-
cation Of his own malice. The Ferry
Boat is made the subject of commu.
nicatian to yesterdays Vis-a.Vis, and
the public is warned not to cross the
river in her. Mr.. Beal is too well
known in this community to be injured
by any such wanton attact, and the
public will not be more affected by
this, than they would be by a similar
number Of words dedicated to NOON
shine.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16

10 In answer to our Vis-a-Vis
cotemporary, we would say that FRI
days Comet" is always published as
before-on Thursday-It goes up to
the Pest Office rs regularly as the day
comes. Here our bond ceases. IF
you do not get it pitch into somebody
and lets have lively and spirited
news paper talk" Such things are
very celebrating at this season. For
our part Mr. "Vis' IF we are excen-
trio at times, we can assure you that we
are as fixed a fact as the moon in Pc
rigree.