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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Urn Goods.

A G.. COLBY, No. 43 3d.ay., between u
~ ami iothsts, viii oder TO the paesic THIS Du
,p,s sr,st barrs ms in Wet Dsnssss Nspkins Lnsn Se
irF- Towelings Handkerchie's NC SC. n B-Alps AR,
Voce OF Spl'ng Goods this DAY opened All goods cod ~
warranted and will be sent 10 all parts OF the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

CLARK MILLS SHEETINGS-lW bslss
- stark A. 81 in improved sheetnrs. Also - an'a
-, ,sert,.S Far ..le Nv SEyMITH CO.
No 81 BrOad-st aud % Ssv
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Gopprtnersbip.
6orses, Carriages, &r.

L'OR SALE-25 very large excellent Mules
l. 10 wears ols warranted sound and well broken
PsEehaseIs Vii address NJ NsCLOsEEY Brcsd-s.., PhA
ceiphiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
I,ARu fnr sAI.E- In RERGEN COCNrY.

E>ARN for SALE, IN BERGEN COUNTY,
g-One laile fSom an sndAle Depot on the hne OF
Y rfie Rairnaa. AMI about - miles nom the c.ty,
n.sns Of 81 acres OF the boss land in Saddle River Val
lev with orchard and u and house, Kitchens, baIns
.hons ara oufhuinss all in soos sbsgautal order VII
N A AZ stosP NJ '. NJ. BOARD.
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DREss GOODS for CAsH.-J.HOXIE, Jr,

~ No. 81 Nasssu-st, opposite the Post.Oice nos ~
ceVing and offers for sale, large and attractive ssea
silks and Fancy Dress Goods Printed Lawns and yscon,
Barge DE Lanes PLAN and Printed Bareees fls,n ~
striped Poplins, Prnt. Linens Ginghsms, Whit. ~ ~ -
- mostly from auction Also, . fn assortment o. -
ne.tcs for cash prices from 10 10 10 per cent owa M
they can be bought on the usual credit.
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NOR SALE-Building Sites in the village of

NOR SALE-Building Sites in the village OF
T rye about 40 Of land in lots OF acre beautiful
Nv located few hundred feet from the Depot and short
from rive Beach Of the most delightful in the
Country Tor sea bathing This properly fronts on the BIOS
tom Road having commanding view Of Long Island sound
sye h probaby no place within hundred miles Of the
itv having 20 many snages this Maps and other in
formation may be obtained, by applying from u to r. NJ
10 JAMES A. SIMONS, No. 81 Cbambersst
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OUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINE.-The

~ s,,.pon of parties interested in ousr,r Crzsans
MACHINES requested machine whleA has see erected
r me AID put operation BY steam a the Novelty iFor
WorkS Tie ansptify and fneness Of the WORK done hs
kcp very satisfactory Particulars Be ossaned from
me ., No s Broadway, or by Application a. ne Nsyssy
lroa WORKS > w BlLLOtA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

CCALES.-There are no better Scales manu-
- featured than those made by the New ors Journey
man Scale Maker Company; Prioes Io~ sna $50 N
r.rfs5 nanuf.rtory No 50 Creene-st; warehouse
J. q GILBERTS, No. 2l6 Pesrl-s'.
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s. V,HE EvERGREENS" for sALE.-This

Il attractive country seat widely known a. once the
estate of General Nathaniel Greene Of Revolutionary
or situated the Pasac adjoining tie village Of Belle
vile, miles from New.York AID 81 from Newark. For
further particulars apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. !
Pine
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IGOR SALE at PEEKsKILL.-A most de

il srebe plot Of ground for residence in the VILLAGE
nv. altered AZ fair price COMMANDING beautiful view
of The River snd Highlands, within few minutes wah 81
The np6t and hes adjoining the residence OF Mr. Cebr
s,p Tie prenses are number Of the besrns ifa trees
ss. n.,chasr will have the advantage Of grown up trees
without being obliged pay for cd eadnss 70 tSs cows
For terms, Sc. apply TO z, D. ftLLhk fesssans o.
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nor SALE or 10 LET-House and Lot No.

il 1872 East zsd-st built on the English Basement plan
three Rooms deep, with the modern convenience about
20 nv ba The block Possession before the st May
desirable House for small family. Apply TO HOMER
MORGAN, No Pine-st.
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- s1Ir-Tbe double brick HOUSE and

e. ~ 100 feet No. 10 saIliysn-si peH spsias-s
kVI y. .st fryt AID IS ieet deep, with PIAZZA ana
,"ss with sil bsemeD, sD1 unaGs sSsb
with "a, T;II be sod cheap or erchsnged for GOOD
esTy 70 he eountry near the city Apply to hOhLh
HGpGxE Nc Pine-st ufW5Ij
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r,op GAZE yfRYLoW-Three.storym mas.

LNOR SAl.E Ehl l4oh - nict'stoi' - mas
IN re ttont brick Hsusa elper Hoyt AMI Wyckos-sts,
Rrooklyu. also same No, "a WHrren-st, near hoytst
built lsst year Have LARGE court yards, sewers nom pm
yeS pped Tor gas; very Stage routes corner o. oyt
sra II scl on ats viii he rented. Also for sale 800 shsres
Roger Williams Coal Stock Mine now gettins out coal
.,,,s,eA a mics fton Providence H. l. Inquire OF
THOMAS ADAMS 4 Co. No. II Walls
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CODA WATER APPARATUS-For Manu-
- tAcrrins Drawing an Bcttns Of the Attest sad most
approved description msrgsctrrea and for ale. with
psit printed directions ass BY JoHSMArVHEws,
is-sv cor sethst- " Y.
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NOR SALE or 70 RENT-ronr handsome

u hrown stone Houses iour sofies hlg stusfr On Hf-
raw Hin in SSthsf near and OF Mad~sa-sv, Price
SiS coo each, rsnt 81 800 Possession immediately lH-
cuife q, No ISL raiton " or No. 81 Mcrton-st
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STEAMBOAT OWNERS are requested 70
~ cal No ia M.ia-r-l<n- and examine the PUMPS
pcd by A. W. GAY 20 before purchasing elsewhere.
They Save BEEN approved by TIE ncror xad ordered
r the Francis Skdy and other boats Th-y ehsADsS
and better than any with which they come III perroa
Fer wells and csferrs they can't be bes,
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EOR sALE-A FARM of about 20 acres o.


III sood land good dwelling house and spacious our huild
snss situated one mile nor.hcaste,y from EhEaoethiown
Railruad depot and thIeoqusrters OF mo u9m y, r
81 asnht on the NewJefsey Central karced, SAID Farm
Il situated and would make desabe ssence
Tor gentleman dons business IN ths Guy osrs
Por Communication SIS Price d zoe hall OF The purchase
uSpev car remain on bond aud morgage desired Apply
20 II r. WiNTON, No. D rryonrrow, Harlem hairosd
Buildings opposite the City HAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

THE Seat or GovERNMENr.-We
find the following paragraph, heading
long leader, in that truly indcten.
dent paper. the T'rmc Dc/fa:
"Col. White. representative from
Lafouchc, and editor Of the Thibodaux
Minerva, one Of tho best looking. md
certainly very far from being tho least
able representative in the Assembly
has offered n resolution in the LeRisla-
turc to remove the scat Of government
from Baton Rouge to this city. The
resolution cannot fail to DO rejected,
and in our opinion. its being offered
will only rctnrd, not expedite the OBJ
jcct in view BY Col. White in present
ing it. To talk about removing the
sent of Government is all very we'll, to
effect il is another and altogether dif-
fcrcnt affair, and this our confrerc from
I."fo"rchc will very specify discover,
or We arc greatly mistaken in our
ideas"
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The Senatorial Qnesti ora.

Az We owe no allegiance to any
party except the party Of tho people,
we have not thought it necessary to
vindicate our position by allusion to
tho matter Of the y. s. Senator be-
licving that the larger part Of the
members ofthc legislature have enough
tnanlincss and independence left, after
doing their duty to their 7urties to
net in reference To il as in their judge
mcnt may seem right and proper
But We cant help thinking however,
that had some good acceptable man,
member Of the dominant party. been
elected to the U. s. Senate last year,
in the stcnd Of Mr.. Benjamin, We
should not now witness the efforts max
ing TO GUST that gentleman from his
rights and put some ono elsc in his
place and had any ono whispered
che idea ono year ago, TINT The election
Of Benjamin was illegal and uncon-
,tiutional. we opine he would have
been recommended to the safe keeping
Of a certain Asylum located some.
where near jackson.
But "Tweedlo,fum' il not t1acf/U
"Twcedledce." and VIC presume th"t
shc mighty difference" between their
will admit Of any action which King
Caucus" and the wants Of purity may
call for right or wrong.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

THr BRIDAL CnAmpER-A West.
crn man in New York. writing home
about the St. Nicholas Hotel. thus
speaks Of the Lridal chamber
The walls Of tho bridal chamber
are entirely covered with Auted white
satin, and I cannot find language to
describe tie gold trimmings. gorgeous
drapery, etc. The bed is designed as a
fairy bowcr-it stands in the centre Of
the floor upon a broad cushion Of white
satin. with mirrors at the foot. The
bed is covered with tho richest sntin
Brussels lace, and tho sheets arc Of
muslin, trimmed with lace. and the
satin drapcry is sustained by canopy
Of FURNISHED gold This room can be
occupied at $50 per day. including
board. Send on tho happy couples.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

TRrrARrrrE TREArY.-Ths last Ma.
tioual 1ntclligepcer contains tho CORES.
pondence 10 reference 10 the proposed
tripsr:ite treaty. alluded to BY Presi'
dent Fillmore in his annual message.
aud communicated to the Senate In
pursuance Of resolution passed by
thnt body calling for the same. II
again declares Tho sudden determine.
ton Of our Government not TO permit
the transfer of Cuba by Spain to any
foreign power, aud declines to enter
into convention with England and
France representing the relations witch
this Government 10 hearaiter 10 sustain
To that important Island. though most
explicit assurances are givin Of our in.
tcnticn to respect tho Spanish ~ver.
eighty over that Island in its whole
scope and in every Particular.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

Tnr FRxNcM AnMv IN rrAlv.-A
correspondent Of tho Daily Neys fun.
ishes some suggestive information d
her M.jcsty's new Foreign Secret
fy:-
1T behovos all Europe, and esps.
chilly all England, to beware lest Me
peaceful patio dc palo~r which the
Emperor has streached out in siuity
on III sides, should conceal q very hos.
tile set Of claws, to suddenly and treach.
erously called into action when last OK.
pected. With this view, IL il my du.
ty again &c call tho attention Of our
renders To the aggressive spirit which
animates the division IT the French
army quarted IN this city, aud from
which tho sentiment Of the army Ut
large may be reasonably inferred. The
officers make no secret Of their cxulta-
ton at the prospect Of hostilities with
Great Britain, mention the commence.
'nent Of summer ~ the period fixed on
for the departure Of the French inva.
ding army, in three divisions, and curse
their luck in being obli gcd % do gar.
rison duty here in the month If June,
when their victorious comrades will
bave their head quarters in the FL
Eorado of London. Now, Napolean
tho Thirds intention and opihltNg
may possibly be different If 80, No
much the better, but meanwhile II is
better for the government and public
Of Great Britain to beware If tho feel.
ings ofthc French army. .s excmpli.
fed here, where there are no motives
either for cxaggeration or conccalment.
An expedition into the territories Of
his Bourbonic Majesty Is also amongst
the favorite schemes Of the French
officers in this part Of the world. doubt.
less encouraged by the vicinity Of the
Napolitnn frontier, and this pretentions
Of Prince Murat. nor Is il certain that
the fearful haste Of King Fcrdinan 70
TO recognise the Emperor will save him
from such catastrophe"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

SOUTHERN LADIES Book The
February Number Of this excellent
monthly has just been laid on our Ia
blc Il contains several spirited arti-
clos. which show that talent Of the first
order is engaged among its writer's.
The frontespiece is an engraving Of
tho likeness Of GEO. D. PRENTICE,
Esq. Editor. Poet and Wit. The
likenew is truthfully and tho excrtion
very fine. This number is decided
improvement upon its predecessors. and
contains matter, second 10 no periodi-
cal Of the kind in the United States.
The aim Of its proprictors, is to
build up a Southern literature, and no
far the work bids fair to accomplish all
that is intended by its projectors.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

THE KUNKLEs.-I.ast evening tho
Kunkles gave their second concert in
this city. The Hall Of the Harvey
House WINS filed to OVERLOOKING. The
performance Of the troupe was excel.
lent, fully justifying the fame which
has been awarded them elsewhere.
A dull evening can be turned into
one Of pleasure and delight by attend
ing and listening to tho melody, dry
jokes and quaint sayings Of this tnlcn.
ted and accomplished Troupe.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

IT, The number Of Vessels lost up
on the lakes during the year 1852 was
forty eight, six Of which were steamer.
and seven propellcrs. The loss Of the
property was 1902, 500. and Of life 205
Of which 200 were lost by the wreck
TO the steamer Atlantic.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

MAsoN,C.--I'ho annual CO,nmunica
ton Of tho Grand Lodge Of Free aud
Accepted Masons Of Mississippi, which
assembled ut jackson, on the 10th inst i.
adjourned after an extremely interest
ing session Of four days. 1t was the
largest Masonic consocation that ha,
ever met together in that State. and
indicates the prosperity Of the order
They elected and installed the grand
Officers for the ensuing Masonic year.
The next annual communication will
DO held in the City at jackson, on tho
third Monday h January next.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

TmE BorrLE Tuck ExpLAINEp.--
Among the tricks performed last win
ter in Mobile. by Professor Anderson
the one which excited most wodc rmcnt,
was one Of bottle, whence al sorts Of
drinks were poured. See now how
simple the thing is. as described be-
low by a Northern paper:
IN this well known trick, there arc
two puzxling points. First, how can
fifty or u hundred wine glasses be GIL
cd from one quart bottle! and second
ly. how can six or eight different Ii,
guilds be poured from the same bottle!
Tho first wonder is explained thus
Tho glasses are 50 small. and have
such thick bottoms. That n full quart
will hold enough to Gl eighty Of them.
The second marvel III managed in the
following manner The glasses arc
arranged On the tray in Il particular
manner. by the coWuror, before the
entertainment begins The bottle is
Gllcd with weak mixture Of spirits Of
wine, water and sugar At the bot
tom Of each glass, n drop or two Of
some fiavoring essence, as noyan. es-
sepce Of brandy, port wine. cherry,
etc, and tho operator is thus enable to
concoct tolerable resemblance Of any
h,id that is likely to be called for. and
to supply hundred persons or more
with halfa sip Of their favori'e bcvcr-
age from the inexhaustiblc bottle"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02
New Arrivals.

10 Tierccs Prime White Leaf Lard,
10 Half Barrels Eorncd Beef,
% Boxc. W. n Cheese,
2 Barrels Dried beet,
sNOO Pounds Bulk Meat,
$500 Pounds Heads and Jolcs,
$50 Bags shellcd Corn,
10 Tons Timothy Hay,
70 Boxes Star Candles.
i'm n " JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

proceed To the classification Of Soma
tors, az provided by art. II ofthc con.
stitution. adopted.
Mr.. Wicklift, resolved Tint the
committee on mllitia, are requested to
report bill for the relief Of the
veterans Of 1914 and rs who have not
been paid the several amounts due
them in consequences Of the deficiency
in the appropriation made last year for
the relief Of the veterans Of 1914 and
'15,--adoptcd.
A resolution was offered. fixing the
compensation Of the Reporter Of the
Senate ut $40 per dny,--adop'td.
Several private bills Of no impor'
lance.
Senate went in executive session md
adjourned
HousE--Thc House met ut 10
o'clock, Hon. II. W. Noise in the char.
The roll being called 10 members nm
rwcred to their names. The Rev
A. Goodwin offered prayer. The
minutes Of the day previous were read
aud approved.
Mr. Mathews offered n resolution
instructing the State Engineer to ex-
anime t he public I.cvoe in Point
Ccupee.
Mr.. Cochran offered resolution
concerning Centenary College--rcfer-
rcd 10 the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Prudhomntc offered q resolution
concerning the improvement Of Bnyous
referred to tho committee on Inter.
nal improvements.
Mr.. IIailes from Concordia offered
n resolution to meet ut IL o'clock each
morning instead Of 10, the rules being
unsuSpendcd, and the yeas and nays
being called, tho motion was adopted
40 yens, 81 nays.
Mr.. Pugh reported from the com
mittce on Public Educatitf'.
Mr.. IIicAand from the committee
on judiciary reported n bill back TO
the House concerning IA certain ferry.
adopted
Mr.. Perkins reported from Special
Committee. adopted.
Mr. Bou ie gave notice that on some
future day he would introduce - Bill
for the relief Of certain persons
Mr.. Reeves Of Tensas, offered m
act to organize District and Probate
courts except in the city Of New Or
leans,--referred TO tho committee on
judiciary.
Mr.. of New Orleans offered
an act concerning the consolidating
the city Of New Orlcans,-rcfercd TO
the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Jones offered an act for the re-
lief Of William Hampton. sheriff of
Franklin.
Mr.. Raney offered an amendment
to article 9Th Of the Constitution rcgu-
lntipg the representation to be rcgula
ted by the ELECTORAL basis--rcfcrred to
tho Committee on amendments TO the
Constitution.
Mr.. Floyd offered an net for the re-
lief ofthosc who have irregularly pur
chased Public Lands.
Mr.. Buaohn offered IN net for the
relief Of Thos. Hcnderson,-refcred
to the committee IN judiciary.
Mr.. Pierce offered an act 10 incorpo.
rate the Mount Gcbanon University -
referred to the committee on Public
Educnt :hn
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

When the venerable Pebblesworthy
WINS in New York, he asked pipe
smoking old Dutchman tie origin Of
the name Of Tammany Hall. Ivy,
you see" said hans. wen the bccblcs
has meeting in do hall it holds tam
many"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

WARE Rooms, No. 3oS. West Front IT,,
w Cincinnati, Ohio yhjs extensive
Building, 90 by 20 Mt, with inschinsry for
manufacturing psnsl doors, Essh, Blinds,
Window and Door frames, Moaldinss, BASE,
Pilast-rs, Wss.hsr.boarins, white md
yslltw pine flooring, shaving for stores,
Ps,ling for fences, &c. &c.
Buildings framed, Lumber farni.hsd Of
every description. Person. building, ran be
supplied here with all the materials ior
houses ready made, II seasoned lumber.
(Tems CAsH) All orlsn through 3. NJ.
HART h Co., Baton Rouge, will b. sttsn-
tled to. Feb. 2.3m.'5J.
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Vic sweet klsS
Is the price Of this"

This excited his naturally nmorous
Disposition and as soon M an opportu-
nifty presented. he motioncd the young
lady to his side. and pointing with his
knife to the lines, said:
Your pay is ready, whenever you
present your Till -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

A Tract Of Land confirming Gao acres
n lying on the Oon,ite Road, five miles.
from tho town Of Baton Rouge, about ,c'
acres are cIared. spplyto
liam 20 IN W. u. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

A Frnsr NIonr AT SEA.--To one
unaccustmned 10 such scenes. this II n
very striking time on sbipbonrd. AZ.
forwards. and when it's novelty had
long worn of, il never ccascd 20 have
a peculiar interest and charm for me.
The gloom through which the great
black mass holds its direct and certain
course the rushing water. pl"inly
heard. but dim1y seen; for their blot.
ting out some score Of glistening stars;
would be scarcely visible against the
dark sky. but vessels wake; tho man
ON the look out forward, who the broad.
white. glistening track that follows the
helmsmcn at the wheel. with the illu.
minated card before him. shining a
spcck Of light amidst the darkness,
like something scnticnt. md Of Divine
intelligence the melancholy sighing
Of tho wind through block and rope
and chain the cleaning forth Of light
from every crevice. nook and tiny
piece Of glass about the decks. ms
though the ship were filed with fire in
hiding. ready to burst through any out
let, wild with its resistlcss power Of
death and ruin. At first. too. and
even when the hour. and all the oh
jects it exalta have come 10 be famil.
iar. it is difficult. alone and thought.
fnl. to hold them to their proper shapes
and forms They change with tho
wandering fancy; assume tho scm-
blancc If things left far away put on
the we'll remembered aspect If favor
ite places dearly loved, and even pco.
pie them with shadows Streets,
houses, rooms; figures I" like their
usual occupants, that they have startled
me by their reality, which far exceed,
M it seemed to me. all power If mine
to conjnrc up the absent. have many
and many time, at such an hour,
grown suddenly out Of objects with
whose real look, and use, and purpose
] was as well acquainted NJ with my
own two hands. t. Dickens.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

u We would respectfully call tho
attention Of our readers and the pub
lie generally. to the advertisement Of
Mcssrs. WrNKLe 4 GurLe in another
column Of to-day's paper.
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To the laemtleDmem Of the
ueOssaWlln0uau0~

MRS. Howison would inform any one Of
Ivx those VIM hsve not situated them
selves in cotttfortabls quarters that she In.
two Furnished Hobths one with fire place,
large ccmioftabls rtAmtts; any one wishing
such, will fdesse call q my stcte On L.fy-
cite street. feb 33t c. HOw1SON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

Rwn.-At late festival, Il pretty
Miss waited upon an editor with pic
plate Of antique manufacture. in the
centre Of which he espicd the following
interesting coupl.t:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

There have been thirty millions o.
dollars expended on railroads in Ga
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

The population Of Cincinnati is now
estimated 100000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

GA Ball will be given on to-mor-
row night Bird inst, in TIC Rotunda Of
the State House.
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FOR RENT.

A Two story building on North street
II opposite the residence Of Gov: A,
Malta. For terms apply 10 Y. A. Walker.
E.1., or 10 jan 1Ot1 JOHN BUTLER
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NOTICE.

THE hooks Of subscription 70 the Cap
L itsl Stmk Of the paYo" Grossc Tets
and Baton Rouge Plank Road Co., are re
opened for subscription by order Of Tho
Board Of bimctoss.
JAS. n. JOHNSTON, sccr'y
Jan. &c, 1859.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

school Books.
lust received and for sale, large and
j general assortment of scuoor Booxs.
ian ~. J. G.. LANOuE
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

Choice Oats.
Am 13usfae1s, just received and for
Nt>JU sole ip bags or bulk, and in such
1tantt Ties ~ may bc wanted.
iau.JO. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

T ard in Tie,ces, Barrels and Kegs. for
IL sale by jan rs JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02

" Dobbs says that man behind
time should be fed on, Kclch.up,