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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

The New YoRK CRYSTAL PALACE.-Wele learn
from the New York Times that the department
of the Crystal Palace is being actively attended
to. Letters from agents in Europe and Asia
communicate daily the fact of contributions of
a most interesting nature being got in readiness
by various nations for the exhibition. The Sui
tan of Turkey has expressed his intention of de-
voting a war steamer to the purpose Of convey
ing the contributions to this country. He has al.
so issued a, firman, ordering all the merchants of
COnstantinople TO prepare samples OF their wares
which he promises shall be conveyed hhcr free
of expense. The German culptor, Kip, whose
splendid statue of the Amazon attracted such no.
tice in the English exposition, has determined on
sending some Of his works, and several other
eminent sculptors have consulted him as to the
best mode OF contributing also. 1t is probable
that among other works of art, we shall receive
from Germany some very fine plaster cast of an
tique and modern statues. Baron Marochetti,
who has just completed his colossal statue of
Washington, has entered into communication
with the committee of the Crystal Palace, as to
what site has been determined on for this great
work,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

INCREASE OF Pay IN THE u. s. SERvICE.-We
learn from the Norfolk Beacon that a circular
has been sent from the Navy Department to the
various ships in commission, by which the Presi-
dent authorizes an increase of pay from the lst
July last of 81 per month to petty officers, 81 %
TO olandsmen the same to be paid every six months.
This will have tendency to facilitate enlist
ments and to promote the good conduct of those
already in the service.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

Bn1Y BowLEGs DEPosED.-The Charleston
STANDARD saws letter from one of the officers of
the army, in Florida, mentions that, by conn
Gil of chiefs, which recently assembled at one of
their settlements, Billy Bowlegs had been formal
" deposed from his chieftainship, on account OF
having consented, while in Washington, To emf
crate with the remnant Of the tribe in FlOEi-
"a. The orator of the tribe has been chosen 10
ill his place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

Four MILLIONS OF DOLLARS AN AcRE.-A
correspondent of the New York Evening Post,
referring to the statement that piece fland in
London had been sold at the rate of S4,OOOOOO
an acre, thus shows that higher price has been
lately obtained in New YOrk:.
The lot on the corner of Broadway and Fulton
streets leased at auction last week for Oh, ,6Co
per annum, which is the interest at 2 per cent on
S9O7,l42 s5, or at the rate of S4,o93,9S 80 an
acre. the lot being 20 by 76 feet, or, at a very
common rate of interest in London, say 81 per
cent, it would give the still more enormous sum
of SO, 1877 1863 Ga an acre.
Again, the annual rent of sI4,5O for the lot
sold, is at the rate of S2s6 ,579 an acre per an.
mum, which, if planted with potatoes aud prOduc.
ing the large crop Of one thousand bushels to the
acre, would be over 1886 bnsheI, or if in corn,
at fifty bushels, would be $5,73l a bushe!. Lon
don must try again.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

Statement of Coal dispatched over the Cam
berland Coal and Iron Company's Railroad, dur.
ing the week ending 18th January, 1883:
ToRailroad. To Canal. Total.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
THE RAILROAD.

We arc glad to learn that the new train arrange
ment on the W. and p. railway has been well suS-
tanned by the travelling public. The number Of
n.ssenrer in The night Irain had steadily inereAs-
al until il is sometnes greater Than in The other.
Passengers by this route now leave Stanton in
the morning and reach Baltimore the same night,
n time 70 sleep WIseteSter PiEgtnlRR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

2. lC9-The Hardy Wing states that some gentIemenB
While out deer hunting on the mountain east Of that
TOWN. few days since, came across and captured pref
ty ocd specimen Of wild eat. The animal des-
peFSteIy and succeeded in leaving his mark On several
ls-I, A. J. sTupBs, 4 white man. was hung at Ben
nettville, s. c., last week for killing slave
- The epitaphs Of most men might read
tins He was born; he toiled and WoEgiaa Zoe
food, clothing, aud egnipagei he souEht The
phantom happiness he died,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
Of JEFF ERSON.
IAMRs w. BELLER.

xEr., CORNER RooM OLD ''vALLHY
q SS aorEL," cHARLEsTowN.
am OF JEFFERSON is published every
ssPl lsI.,Sine, at 50 in advance so if paid
~ ysar-or s if not paid until after the ex-
5s IS viii .t Be b9ss inserted s:esh
f3l Per '4S.ch continuance. Those not marked ON
~ oI int for specified time, will be inserted
.n1GsjI- ~ md CHARGED AccoRDISeLY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
ELTIMOItE LOCK HOSPITAL,

THERE may be obtained the most speedy remedy
for WeAkuess. Loss Of Organic Powers, Pain i'll
lLEH. Dlsruse of the Kidneys, Affections of the
1 Ihrnal Nusr and Skin; Constitutional debility,
Ill tlnse horrid alIe cIions arising from Certain
N, lIahlr Of YOUTH which blight their most bril-
thot-s or amticIpations rendering Marriage, etc,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10
Acw a Dpcrtls eHts.
oFFICIAL-
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Baton Rouge, April G,.Is53.
Called Meeting of the Board OF Select
men, present: .
JoRS Il. DUFRocq. Mayor.
IoRpAy Hesr JosEPH MoNGEf,
SaML. " E,Rr, EretNE LaNorE,
CaAs. j.. Hall, CuAs. GrEpEy.
The Board having organized, the minutes
of the last meeting We're read and approved.
The following report from the finance
committee. presented at the last meeting Of
the Board and published was then taken
up:
To the Mavor an Board of Select
men of the city OF Baton Rouge.
The undersigned, composing the Finance
conmittee OF the city council. deem it their
DUTY to submit, at this time. the following
brief statement Of the financial operations
Of the city government for the past fiscal
wear and also the probable amount reed
ed. to meet the demands on the Treasury
for the next.
Not having the report Of the Treasurer
before US, WHICH. according to custom is not
made up until the 31st Of March, we are
unable to give full. detail of the receipts
and expenditures, as we should like to do.
But enough is known to enable us to say
that the receipts iEto the treasury have been
regular and ample. and that all just demands
have been promptly and faithfully paid.
From an'sr1scias statement TURNS ned ny
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

r. One Of the largest. Of net the
largest building in New York, is the
Bible House, recently erected By the
American Bible Society. 1t occupies
an entire block, and has tota! front
of over seven hundred feet; The
height of The building from the side
walk Is ovcr seventy feet, and it is d.
vided into six stories. It is substan-
tally built Of brick, with brown stone
trimmings, and when ready for occupa-
ton viii have cost between 10000
and $500, 900.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

ARAB WoNEN.-Tho Arab women
on the banks of the Nile add to deli
cacy of form and natural elegance a
striking simplicity Of dress. The
poorest wear nothing but long blue
chemise, with veil Of the same color
one corner of which veil they hold
in their mouths when they meet an!
men, especially Europeans. a large
mask of back taifetta covers the faces
of the richer females, leaving nothing
to be seen but the eyes and forehead
Ear rings, several necklaces, Of shells
or paste, intermingled with anulets
ofsilver or polished copper ; brace
lets, various and multiplied the chin,
the hands, and part Of the arms, tattoo
ed with blue the eye lashes tinged
with black--such are the particulars
which complete the dress Of an Arab
female, and which, Notwithstanding
their apparent fantasticalness, produ.
Ices an original and graceful aspect.
T. Colonel Bernard Phillips has
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

TnE INSANE ar NEw NoRK AND
PENNSYLVANIA. = from the recent an
nnal report Of tue New Iork State
Lunaiic Asy Iun,. ut | tea, We learn
that, that Institution contains about
four hundred inmates. Three hun
bred and ninety We're received last
wear. and nnct, seven who applied
for admission were refused because
there was lio ,,1rc rmoIn
Il seems that of the four hundred
who have been discharged during the
pas. year, one hundred aud ffty-iiye
are pronounced recovered and only
one hundred and !iy-tuo unimprovcd
SO large a proportion 81 rocoyeries is
a gratifying proof Of the wisdom of the
treatment pursu, /, there.
The total number OF admissions in
TO the penns, isa;,ia State Asylum
for the year, has been ore hundred
aud fifty -six--nincty males and sixty
six females. In tie eases Of eighty
two, The cause Of insanity IS unknown
i'll health and domestic trouble account
for thirty, the balance being divided
amoag various causes, such as grief
anxiety, religious excitement, ih'cm
perancc, &c.
In sixty nine cases the patient
have been afflicted but a single yea
less, previous to their admission fou:
teen, two years twelve, three years
nineteen, FIVE years twelve, ten years
and two, thirty-Gve years; while tn
balance for from two to twenty-five
: years OF tie social condition OF To
patients eighty-six are single persons =
fifty-cieht males and twenty-eight ff
males fiftyieight are married-beln
equally divided in number eleven ar
widowed-three males and eight f
males.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

The New York Day Book says a
very singular faneraltook place on Sat
urday, on the 18th ult., in that city.
\ person by the name Jarleyson died
on the moring of the 18th. and but a
few moments previous made those who
surround his bedside solemnly promise
to obey his dying injunetions, which
were, Immediately after his demise his
body should be wrapped with hemp bed
cords, and over this extraordinary
,wathing should be folded sheets OF
tissue paper dipped in vinegar I; and,
after this was done, that his body
should be placed in the coffin, face up
wards, with the feet at the head Of the
coffin, and Tint upon the lid should be
tackled a ticket admitting kln free to
the regious of the blcst
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

A arsrue By PowEEs.-t su b.
scrip-ion has been started in Cincin-
mott for statue from the chlsel OF
Hiram Towers. Eirht thousand dol
1ars have been raised to be increased
10 about $40 600, and the work will
be always opnn to the public.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

PREVENTION or RAILROAD CoLI.os
ross---Dr. Clayton. OF Norfolk, Va,
has invented machine fd the pre-
venion OF collosiuns on rai.raads, and,
as II consequence, the preservation o.
human l.fe. and is now in Washington
cxhibitire his model. having taken the
necessary steps for obtaining a patent
ryia The contrivancr, il is snd i.
simple. There is joitcd lever Al
right ar;glrs with the riil; Connected
by wire with a pulley wheel, by
MEANS a which signal is raised trou
All upright timber, say at the height
oil eight fs,t. directly the axle Of Ii"
car touches t!.c lever The same ma
chnefy dcpresse- the signal just atte'
the train passes 1t.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

Lord Ellenborouch once said to. n
barriaier, upon his asking. in the midst
of Ia,r ,g harihg,ie, lis il the pleas
IRE of the court that | should proceed
with my statement ? Pleasure Mr..
-----. has been otit Of the. question
for long time but YOU mny proceed.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

~ 4 late cclebratedjndge stopped
very much when walking had a stone
thrown at him enc day, which foriu-
natcly passed over him without hitting
him. Turning TO his friend he remark
ed Had | been an upright Judge
that might have caused MY death.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

III is stated that The Dnches OF
Sutherland, with forty Maids of Honor,
met at the Stafford House and made
arrangements for the expected arrival
of Mr.. Harrie. Ieecher Stowe.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

ing to talk about, AVID the press would
have to stop.
Bliss D--s with dimpled cheeks
that have already been the cause 81
many souls, sinking in despair, back
to single solitude The mellow
moonlight Of her eyes I'VE know not
what else to call iD is full Of pleasing
images, that feat about in dreamy in
distinctncss-lhore should be said, but
now she's gone. Here is Miss A..
On, always pretty, and from her
fascinating voice whose music is guild
ed by the ffst ORDER Of intelligence,
she conquets is she goes, and sIilisre-
mains uncohqucred. Miss C----n y
with he,, aud is the centre Of u host OF
admirers. The hours plea 'ure is fast
goiIlg--a thw minutes More and the
ball win break t-'lle music will step,
the lights go out---'he fair sy!p''s van
ISL, ana presto change iuio other, and
more comfortable habliaments, whilst
the young gents and old gents will re-
turn with the coming morn to the dust
of every day lie, and the MONDAY san
shine before which. all Poetry vanisiles.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

UA negro girl the property Of
Mr.. Il. Bouch, walked down to the
river near the foundry yesterday
morning, and deliberately walked III
and drowned herself.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

The Havana correspondent Of
t he Mobile Register writes that re-
ports are rife among the Cubanos, Of
an other flibustering expedition caus-
ed by a squib of the Clinton La)
Wig. copied and playfu|ly con-.
mented upon III tile Bnkietin some
weeks since as to the action of onr
renowned fellow citizen, Maj. Kelly.
at Baton Rouge, supposed there to be
a genuine type.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

~ Mr. King declined taking the
oath Of diiice, when Mr.. Rodney, the
Consul, waited upon him for that
purpose. saving tina. he lived to reach
Washington and take his seat at the
head Of the Stnaee, the ceremony might
take place. His friends have hopes
that this may still be.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10
LECTURE.

TNHOMAS FRANCIS MEAIHER the
Irish Patriot and Exile, will lecture
at the STATE HOUSE in the Hall OF the
House OF Representatives, on TUESDAY
EVENING the 10th inst. His subject will
be Grattan and the Irish Vol
untcers.
gg-Doorsopen at O'Clock Lecture to
commence al 8 o'clock.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

We probably .aks for, granted dat
Coalsfo Ncsccastlc u Q dprou ~
English exprefsiOn Of the abnrdit 81
sending to- place that which alr& y
sbo,nds there, water to the sea, fd66ts
to the wood; and English, Of course.
it is in the outward garment which It
wears !; but in the innermost bef4 it
belongs to the whole world and to all
times. Thus, The Greeks said: Otcls
TO athens. Attiea Astounding with
these birds; the Rabbits: Enchant-
ment 10 Ecypf, Egypt being Of old
esteemed the headquarters Of all magic ;
the Orientals: Prppcr to Hindoos-
tan, dc.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

IAN Italian woman was so Sc
verely burned in New York, On the
e 18th instant, by the explosion Of Cant
lhene lamp. that she died few days
after.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

TOR SALE-A valuable negro WOMAN.
j A good house servant. Apply at the
Comet Office. mai ,s0-if.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10
Tne BasL.

posses, himself With a subject betorc
he sets down to write, n gets up to-
speak as the case iaay be. This is lit
orally the true secret ofslccess. Does
II man desire to write poe.ry-.et him
90 forth to the fields ut spring time,
when the tender blossoms are opening
their faces to II aven, and the woods
are mellow with music--does he de-
sire to write Philosophy or geology -
If SO let him dive into the bowels OF
the earth and bring up truth by the
heels. A man must be there with the
subject, or he is apt 70 .rite about one,
and think of another thing, which con-
fuses readers 1.-The, Ball . Where
is there better place TO write of ii, or
spe; k of It, than in the Ball itself
under the influence Of Heayen-born
music--the mellow light Of chandeliers
and the perfume Of Fan d Col
ogue and tincture of patchou!a, or the
magic spell of soul piercing eyes
This is tie place to speak Of the ball
in the midst of it-wli!st the eye is
dazzled with thousand beautiful OBJ
;ects, chat come and 60, waiting in their
passage the perfumed atmosphere, that
steals with subduing eloquence on the
senses. THE ball''-the ball par
cxccllencc-the ball to their excellen-
cies the Governor and the Lieutenant
Governor. This is decidedly th- ehlei
of Balls something to date from, III
Ball history.
Shall We single out particular stars
in the bright galaxy OF beatty thai
sparkels before us Per force ii must
be done. But who shall we lead oil
with? Who shall we place frs, III
so large a catalogue--a tableau 50 re-
plete with perfect models. We trem-
bic at the task, and would fam con-
tinue this dcsultory account until
it reaches the length required By our
gentle readers on such occasions. But
no. we are III the milst Of the subject
and must "bear away" or be bourn
away and we prefer the latter NJ"
is the time.
Here, in all the native grace, fol
which we have before singled her ou'
comes the Belle of Iberyille, Mis-
No. There is that III her man
ncr which i,npresses one at first SIGH
with gay and bouyant spirlt--a soi'
that gracefully commands a form o
perfect fnish--what a contrast betwee'
her. and Miss P-s, the latter, frai
and delicate like the pale rose, tss'
former flushed with the red rose ting
!. ofhealth aud beauty. Miss R--D--
standing upon platform more imag
mary than real pausing for one mo
ment, to be pronounced in the next
woman. Happy period. In an hou
! more the merry laugh Of light -hearte
i cirlhood,. must change, and the tascIn
, ating Miss B of the ball, Will pu
on the dignifed manner Of maturlt,
. The Misses NJ. and P C,
c West Baton Rouge are new stars in tn
0 armament, that will at once take til
position to which they are entitled in tn
: front ranks. Here is Miss B--t,
c flower from the sunlight OF st Mar
: what contrast between her, and Ml'
Men,, who stands beside her y
both arc protty--if not beautiful
f Should their not be a master of GER
:, monies +! We think SO. One wi
:, shall say that Mr.. -, who is SIX fe'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

The RI IN fho ctarrenk fecne vaar svsfl
n varJ[ IpoeE from Th;stsSn.' 1houssr ~
15ilars NJ ofol M Inc d;shur1r ssSps ,-H
SSnroxiss7||f - a IL same .mounf lssv;ns
iIrhans a:smaii Ssilan ,r q hand
The loiIowinr est;mat. viii embrace r..
amount 10 be nTovisletl III. a. the newt g..
III v,sr md ra3I ~ S4i .tsIyhasf s1fss;T.
tho rate of iaxes collecssd.as,;nv ths~ nasts
LAST 81 vtneut due 81 s
C,ty Hall. 81 .6G6 ID I J ~
r;yst ;nAta,,mcnt due
ON vavuoI;a cr,net;v t.aio ~ s 80
Vsu. Ira anoine for Al
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tasE;s, a..sH jo60 al Al a.. AZ
S.,ar;.s - ,,,g;cs,s '~s0 "
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a., =" a.;s,' e., nnl,sct.t
;n., ~ .i;,hrr.;hy - 1 ocn na
" u.ss NV ' r. '...,s,;.I f'-8O "
$3.50 800: ~ q am IN
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su Co. ,;,s,ssss NAT ia saw am NJ
@'''''''' 'N'''N'' 80. 81.
81 stf0ae al
n ~ yo.,r is,;ti,.s nnch .'laas,,,a
.. .,aa' M H. ns'ar !, tba c,,, 1870, ,a,;',,,
!" s'a.e W. 'nr Psrei ~. y " wi 'a''o''
nas g. ~ '''e u','.n, M I'ei v'
''"'seu NJ " s ,.;'s,.} 'n,,i,s;s ~. "r
pa,' as s ~. .,t.,,s,;. !. -
ny has . i'a.sIf.,; osts =. Ls:, 1a.s
.n"'se :. s"u i H. $3.50. .s,' 49, S'sI
- ,,;..,,, ,.,,,.,ia -. ,v..,.,, ~.
4, ~, ~, - a. u. .,x,'.;,s.,..,, q 49,
"u e. ia raar tat : -, ssr ar. ha,f
~ ~ ,s,r es.at ~ liz as.es.eJ xnl,,s -
r,o "ns nd s,,ec;ai taxes tte same ~ Il
Ava ~ t,e dave, Al ord;na,.res on ths sul,-
80 aa,y s, f,,,c. v;,b ~. except;on of
t,hs ta~es AZ f;vtty St4Iies svbicb wa
wo,la ,ar,.,,,nena Il, le & xed n sos ins,ead
If tho nresrnt>,at. If l., y, Zach veterle.
and ,y;is rt,.renc. tn The ia, .boat lardnr
we would oher The c,Ilowipr o,di,ance'
for consideration And recommend lis adopt
lion s
R,;f o,de;,,c9 a.. That f,om ana after
thc ,hs.ase IL this o.Iinance. aft tiafLpats
or oibrf iEafe,rrafts b,;uejpy country no
duce shall be allowed 70 stay al the Hat
boaf lai,dipy a tbc cityi Of Baton Ronre.
,o,,r DAYS 81, the sayur.,,t o, onedollay. after
which. they shell psy Gfiu rrnfs yey DIN
wills sell;no of tbe oIis,gai cargo b,e,sf,t
by sd;J boat all ali boats trading OF bu,-
;np AMI selling at the landing. shall. besides
the said nm ee,us pcr day. pay the same tax
a,a w. y s' asa;a o a rba, an o,n
,,,,.,,. =, ,..n,.,.o n. ,.bsrf.,s ~ fat -bo,,s
be,etotsre rsssed he aid the same IS le,eby
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

STEAMER CALIFORNIA SUNK-Thc
Clerk Of the steamer Reindeer, which
arrived yesterday, informs us that, at
about ] / o'clock on the night of the
4th inst. the steamer Californio,
Capt. Brooks, hence for Nashville,
struck a snag when in American
Bend, and sunk to her cabin floor.
She lies in a very bad posture, and
will no doubt be total l3ss. The
steamer Belle hey, bound up, took
off all the cargo that could be reached.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

We are authorized to announce GREEN
BRADY. as candidate fJr Justice OF the
Peace IN Ward No. /.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10
..ial Iosraal Of This City aud OK TIE
Parish OF Wes! Baton Rouge.
70. A. PIKE, EGiter and Proprietor.
i,AToN R0CGE:.APRIL 10 1853

r-ta.iN G.. WIRE. Corner of Canal
an. Charter streets, New ORLEANS, is the
on.y authorized Agent for this paper in that
city. any business with this paper can be
transacted taroush him, aud hisreceipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will be
v..lid.
". B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorised dgen for this
ouper. 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
as payments His Offices are-- BosroS, Scot
lays Buildings; NEW YonK, Tribune Bull
dinss; PmL,peLrntA, N. W. corner Third
and CAesnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

IA band Of protcssios a. acjtts-
tiers were expected to visit Cincinnati
Oh the 18th inst, and give a series OF
YhxtGng concerts.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

~ \ religious paper says: Watch
and fortify yourselves against the temp
tation Of sending poetry to an editor"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

tive learn by Telegraph that
nv Joseph Mccormick has been
appointed Post Master at this place
the appointment is good one.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-10

v HrThe Complimentary Dinner to
{ ieir Excellencics the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, was altogether a
recharche affair, We regret that a
press OF business prevented our being
present, 10 take memorandum of the
sentiments. 1t is not often that we
can spare an hour, to profit by the
kind, courtesies extended the press.
Could we have done SO, correct ac
count Of the matter would have been
sent to the world at large, and some
Of the parties then ard there present,
would have been elevated to fame,
and transmitted in an imper!shable
manner down to the latest postcrity