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FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AEON Saturday
ioh O'Clock in front of auction
shall general parlor chamber and kitchen fur
niture, feather beds mattresses, carpets, stoves, &c
Also Of the Daily Globe 1884, Is, and 30
National Intellgeneer, 1884, '35, and 30
Richmond Enquirer 1875, 'B.
London Morning Chronicle, ls4l
Together with papers and public documents
Terms cash. req I'D
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover stree h"-s""
Lewis Rice Rebuilt ENLARGED, and elegantly furnished
all the modern improvements and convrnences for the
ton Of the travelling public.
Dee Idly H
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NOTICE
or the Discontinuance United States Land Of
fee at Indiana.

FINDER provisions the Of Congress
which declares that whenever the
quantity public remaining unod land district shall be
number than hundred thousand II
duty Secretary The Treasury discontinue the
office such districts land such district shall
land Office, the
shall subject the existing land ohce
which the land office shall have
OF which the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
the duty above required has been de-
the the Interior by icf TO establish Inc
Home Department. approved Sd March, 1919;
accordingly hereby given that the Secretary the
land Office VDcenne in the State Of
Indiana the lands remaining unsod al the time
subject The land office
Jehersonvile. in said State.
unod unappropaed by law and subject
private within limits Of the Vincennes distict VIII
Office
receipt thereof
wi public notice Of e
day which they M be prepared receive LEGATIONS entries
of any such lands at their office.
of the General Land Office.
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by Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctiono.r.

by Il. n. STRATTON, Aucttoneer.
TPennsacanid avenue, corner Of Ninth streef.l
IN o00 IMPORTED CIGARS AT AuCTioN.-on Saturday,
OUUUU February " O'Clock, shall sell
and genuine imported cigars
prising the following celebrated and choice brands viz
Norma, Washington, Carolina
Lbertad Flor de Cabanss
Regais, Punetetos, Plantation
The trade, keepers and connossous Is
pccy invited will be offered in lots 10 suit purchasers
Terms s25 under s5 and under 800, thirty,
$780, and four months credit, for
Feb 15-d
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the south
.- On nd after Tuesday next, 18th February,
kx-.plfc-e amer will leave Baltimore
1.2mR Steam Packet Compsnys Wharf, Union Deck, foot
Concord Baltimore daily SUNDAYS excepted at O'clock
Immediately after the arrival of the from Philadelphia
BALTIMORE will
~ O'Clock, and Baltimore in time
connect the boats leaving at o O'Clock, p m.
Through tickets from Washington Norfolk, SIS.
NJ. N. FALLS,
Agent Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
BALTIMORE, Feb 10, 1853. Feb l5-d2w
THE MISSES FOX. the original spirit Rappers, have
Mrs suysns, the south side of street,
They will company day
Sunday and from 10 10 The
forenoon 10 II will be devoted the reception OF phi
parties Feb i5--diw
SPAIN-Iier Institutions, Politics. and Public Men
y by 4. T. Wallis, author Of Glimpses OF Spain"
The Chapel OF the Hem and other Poem. by John g. Whit
tier FRANCk TAYLOR
Feb II
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Washington Assemblies.

THE assembly ball will be held at Jackson Hal on
l. Tuesday evening, the I'D inst.
Tickets obtained by subscribers stevens
Pennsylvania
persons subscribers only tickets by
applying Of when can be found
Jackson Hall the day Of the ball.
Feb J5-dld
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The inauguration.


The Innug uration.
completing the arrangement fer
desires all organized associations intend
ng participate report themselves convenient
that proper positions may be assigned them
The Order Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Red Men, Sons Of Temperance, Brothers OF
Temperance Brothers and Cadets of temperance and all
intending participate IN the ceremonies OF the
day. masba who requested
TO The marshal Immediately upon appointment
Organized distance designing b. present,
requested the fact early possible
J. d. HOOVER,
Feb ls--dtMarch3 Marahalia chief
0J-Thaokeray's Lectures.-Mr Thackeray deliver
remaining the of Queen
the following evenings at Caruss Saloon Lecture
to commence a, o'clock
saturday, February eh m, Gay and Pope ,.,,.
sa u"ssS' February ash~ste1ne and GoIs.mih
Single SO b. had Mrs Andeon's music
''i Fs 70 1,S, r'H"sA"A ''' ''''
ny-The Second Anniversary Meeting Of the nIcKsn-
dre sunday School Society will be held per
EN- ne 9 and Oa I" Union ssu
~ and spaue yea Of e SUNDAY chon Thes viii also
be by the school, The pubic are nS'i Feb 70 a.
----------------
o. REV. MIR. DashieIi, Pastor of the Union NJ. f.
church win deliver missionary discourse lby Divine ps%on
10Th m.iro Sunday morning. at Il O'Clock The pub
o5-The Rev. rea.daIe Will preach tomorrow
lower lecture rosm Of The Medical College,
l2h streets 10
u7-rhe REV. septin,u. Tu.t,n. D. D.. VIII preach
discourse intermediate Place., Sunday
3 O'clock Presbyterian church in Geogetown
u. Feb 10
ny-heth ndtnt EpIscpocaI Church. SOuth.-The
s.
g. w. Carter p e.. preach morning IL O'Clock
(Sabbah) IL, and 2, p M Location sth street,
between and T. Febl9
G3-Dr. Dewey will deliver a lecture Unita-
the goth instant TX o'clock
Subject Christianity in its positive and practical teachtngs
Feb. 10
uy-Rev. MIR. Robinson OF Baltimore, win preach N
the Capitol morning IL O'Clock. Feb 10
Mz-sixth Presb yterian Church-The Rev. Mason Noble
Hail. Of 9Th and Virginia
Ill O'Clock, and ~ p m The public
respectfully invited to attend feb ~
1-Masonc.-A ting National Lodge No. IL
be Masonic Hail. Of and oh Streets this Saturday
evening Punctua attendance is requested
By order OF the u. W. NJ: &. BULOW ERWIN,
Feb. 10 Secretary
NATIONAL THEATRE
A. MARSHALL sole Lessee
Acting and Stage Manager. A. w. FENNO.
Sixth night Of the celebrated American tragic actress
MRS. FARREN
On EvKsrss, February 18th,
presented grand and thrilling play In three acts Of
THE VENETIAN, OR THE BRAvo'5 OATH.
To conclude with the popular musical drama Of
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Price. OF admission Private boxes s. dress circle and
que children under half price reserved seats
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Markets.

LIVERPOOL, bruary Cotton steady at the pre-
vious advance OF Id per pound The sales OF the week
were So 900 bales OF which spectators took 1900 and
poers 600 bales Sales Friday 1900, and Satu-
day bales the market closing very firm The quota
tons are Fair Orleans, Old middIng, Cd; fair upands
6td middling, sid middlDg Mobile, 5Ed.
HAyaE MARKET February Cotton is active, with sales
during the week bales New Orleans ordnaire
at 90 francs
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DOTATOEs. POTATOES II 900 bushels Of prime Mercer
potsoes suitable for s planting For sale In lots to
suit purchasers, Apply 70
Feb p-eolm Water street, GEORGETOWN.
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T,ExAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON
The undersigned will attend the collection of notes and
OF land claims, and
taxes eectng sales of real the purchase OF produce
receiving forwarding of merchandise and that OF general
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

he aUINCEY's ESSAYS ON POETS AND OTHEf
~ English wntsrs. l vol
RUN; by the author OF Mary Barton.p -..
Jus, received for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb 10 Booksellers 9Th
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

VARIOUS TH1NGS.-Opened to-day
300 pieces light coored spring styles French and English
chntzes
Iot OF very ne French cloths and cassimcrss
pieces handsome spring
boys
10 boxes rentemen black silk and spring styles
40 pieces styles furniture chinrnes.
CANT fabrics
200 hirtng coons probably
best assortment in The District
lot asncmen's silk shirts 81 50 eachwe worth a. 50
~
cartons ertrs Fouiard silks
20 pieces " josey nannels," all coior
so pieces gen,Iemen' silk pocket handkerchief,
terms, Of good quality.
In addition, daily increasing stock,
We especially desire money for all bills due
Of purchasing supplies
other houses win md their advantage examine stock
which they invited o
Terms n a cases, arranged o contrary
Good articles prices, and dealing be relied in all
FERRY BROTHER,
Feb l7-eosuf Opposite entire Market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

,HE UBsCRIBER has very eligible suitable for a
wife, and suitable Tor single gentlemen,
which will be ready let with board from LIST March
18Th between and The best references
will be required Application made at the premises
r,b lo-dtd THOS. II. NORrHlNGTON
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

GS-Rev. Dashicli, Pastor of the Union NJ. e.
church. deliver discourse by Divine permission
chapel Massachusetts between 9th
Streets Sunday morning. IL O'Clock The pub
lie respectfully invited to attend. Feb 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

Prices Private boxes, o. dress circle and par
children under 10 half price reserved seats
IS cents family circle, 70 cents ud
uer cent coiored gallery, Is cents.
Doors open 6 will be raised at ~ The
Office daily, 10 O'Clock, TO O'Clock,
Feb 10
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a3-Dr. Dewey will deliver u lecture I'm the Unita-
church evening, the goth TX O'Clock,
Subject Christianity positive practical eachngs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

ny-aIethod ist Episcpocal Church, South.-The
quarterly the present will commence
morning O'clock Sabbath The Rev.
w. Carter preach this morning al IL O'Clock and
betwe Il and [ Feb 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-19

uy-rho Rev. scptimus Tustin. ID. D., will preach q
discourse The intermediate Place." Sunday after
o'clock the Presbyterian church in Geogetown
n n
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sales To-Day.

FREDERICK DAWSON, esq.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24
A Now Comet.

For the past two or hree n;qhs a
Comet has been distinctly visible to
the naked eye. and attracted graet
deal Of attention.. It seems to be tax.
ing it, cource through the heavens in
an easterly diriction. When We saw
it last night it was near the constel Ia
ton Of Ursa Major. Its nucleus I'd
the naked eye. is about. the size Of a
star of the fourth magnitude. The peuc.
Iiarity oft, is that the luminous matters
preceedsit. We call the attention Of the
scientific to the fact, that instruments
may be brought to bear upon it. to as
certain something with regard to it
history, if the stranger has any in
the worlds chronicles.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

E1mportant disclosures are said
to have been made of frauds in the
issue Of land warrants, extending
over period of eighteen mon hs.--
The President has handed the matter
to the Secetary Of the Interior. The
New York Express says that parties
to the fraud are, as We learn them, a
distinguished head Of the bureau at
Washington, clerk Of his Tooth III
Government employ ana a broker OF
not very extensive reputation il. New
Yolk. The parties at Washington
are represented as having made some
sos, 900 ont Of the transaction, and
others in New York have much more.
-Oyleamaw.
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r A strange accident,

~ A strange accident, nea
causing the death Of young man, oc-
Cured recently in Paris, in a house
in the Rue Godfrey Maries The
young man was talking in the kitchen
to a woman servant Of the house,
when snatchiug up sharp pointed
knife be directed it to his breast, say
ing When man wants to kill HIM
self, be ought to strike in this spot. >
At the same moment gust of wind
blew the door with violence agains:
the young man $ arm, aud drove the
knife into his breast, The blood
spurted out in abundance, and the
young man tainted. Medical aid be-
ing, however, Immediately given, the
blood was s'aunched. and at the last
date he was slowly recovering.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

MEDAL AwARDED.-The Men,
phis Appeak states that Col. John
Pope has received the prize awarded
by the commission at the Crystal
Palace, New York, for the best quail;
ty of cotton exhibited there from
Memphis. Colonel Pope received a
medal for the finest qnali'y Of cotton
at the London Exhibition. There
was but one competitor for the prize
at New York-Dr. Bond.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

n-Peru and Bolivia are at war.
1t is impossible to say which party
will gain. Bolivia has hitherto beat
en- Peru, but the chances are now
said 10 be in favor Of the latter, owing
to Belzu's course being unpopular
with the Bolivians generally.
The United States Minister is now
the only representative Of the diplo-
matte corps near the Bolivian Co.
vernmenf, all the other Ministers bav-
been compelled to leave from repeat
ed and aggravated insults offered them
hy Belzu and his Minister, Bustillo.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

SOLAR PHENoMENA.-This morn.
ing the disc of the sun presented a
veined appearance all over. Near the
edge Of its right upper quadrant was
percepfible very large and brilliant
facula, or light streak, lying almost
parallel with the edge. just to the
left of this was small spot, or macu-
lac, and in the left lower quadrant
was considerable group of well.pe-
numbrated macul@, or dark spots.
The main body of the sun appeared of
a ligh, ash grey color. streaked in ir-
regular squares, diamonds parslle!o-
grams, &C., of brighter outlines. The
group Of spots must have extended
some rs, 900 or 80, 900 miles in length.
-Bouon TraVetler, Of Friday.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

ENJoyMENr.-Th Those who are not
easy at home, will not find enjoyment
anywhere else. The man that yawns
at his own 6reside, will only lacerate
his jugular if he goes to Saratoga.
Happiness is in internal arrangement.
and If it don't bloom at home. It won't
flower anywhere. To undertake to
runaway from ennui, is as futile as to
undertake 10 run away from death.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

NIEBUHR Us. JFFFsRsoN's REPUBLI-
cANIsM.-Alas, how freedom is expir-
ing on every side ! nave received
American papers, from which it is
undeniable evident whittier Jefferson's
party are tending. The regulations
making in louisiana are such that the
president there will be a complete
monarch.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

The telegraphic dispatches Of several
ofthe city papers last evening furnish
ed us with the following remarkable
reports Of Russian movements :"
THE Russian reserve at Moscow, at the
last accounts. were marching into Bessdra-
bia. on the Mediterranean
We suppose. On a rough calculation.
that Moscow is six hundred miles
from Bessarabia, and Bessarabia near
" as many from the. Mediterranean.
Bessarabia is the Russian frontier
province adjoining Moldavia. in Tur.
key, from which it is divided by the
river Pruth. Between it and the
Mediterranean lies the whole breadth
Of the Turkish Empire in Europe
and the whole length Of the Grecian
archipelago. 1t is long tramp from
Moscow to Bessarsbia for a Russian
reserve to have arrived there already
and greater feat still to have shifted
whole Russian province from the
borders of the Black Sea, clear ovel
all Turkey, to the Med't' rranean
But Nicholas is mighty monarch
and wants port in the Mediterranean
nightly !-Picayune 25th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

rGcn. ZoLLicoFFER's majority
for Congress, in the Nashville district,
is 64s-bei"g a gain over Campbell $
vote in 81 of 256. That is, no doubt,
attributable to his being an editor. 1t
is right that an editor should be 256
votes more highly appreciated than a
Judge.-Memphis Eagle.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

In Iceland, if a minor commits a
crime, the parents are Immediately
arrested, and unless they can prove,
to the satisfaction of the magistrate,
that they have afforded to the child
all needed opportunities for iustruc-
ton, the penalty of the crime is visi-
ted upon them, and the child is placed
under instruction.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

The SAN JACINro.-It is stated
that the Secretary of the Navy will
refuse payment for the repairs about
to be made in in this vessel, until sig
months trial shall prove the work to
have been satisfactorily done.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

TCRooM. the Temperance" can
didate in Madison county, got only
2s7 votes. Right. No man who
mounts any question like that as a
political hobby, ought to get any
These hobby-riders, everywhere, ruin
the cause they are trying to serve
Memp,sis Eagle.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

By WEIGHT Ice, in accordance
with a new city ordinance, is now
sold at Washington by weight, instead
of by the peck or bushel, as hereto
fore a violation of the law to be Wis
tied with fiue of two dollars for the
first, and five dollars for every subse-
quent offence.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

H-The citizens of Phillips county,
Arkansas, lately decided the question
of the county subscription Of 500, 600
to the Helena, Little Rock and Fort
Smith railroad, by vote Of All for
it, to 90 against 1t.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

New CorToN IN GEoaGIA.-A bale
Of new Cotton, from the plantation OF
Mrs. (. A. Shepherd, was received at
Florence, Stewart county, on the 10
inst. 1t weighed $50 lbs, and was
sold at II cents.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24
Notice.

THE power Of Attorney executed nv me
i to Joar A. DcueHERTy and JANIS
A. HcMATron, on the 10th aav Of Deem
Der last, A. D 1852, in the city OF bs'on
Rouge, is this day revoked and ann"'ien.
They are from this date no longer ny
agents and attorneys. LOUISA 10NOLAN.
Baton Rouge. Ia. August ~ 1873 r.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

n-An effort is making to procure
another Indictment against John
Charles Gardiner. on the charge Of
false swearing on his brothers late
triad in the Mexican mining fraud
case a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

MARYLAND.-The Washington Un'op
announces John L. Scllman (dem. as
candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District Of Maryland.
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Notice.

TIME members of the BATON Rouge ie'
L ma e 0rphan A ssocia'inn are ne'e,y
notified that the snnusl n'eetfrg 'o' -.
election of officers for the ensuing vsa' WI
be held al the ASYLUM the first Tue Gay
a September at 10 O'Clock a. a..
Z. "A. PHILLIPS SzcrY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

n-The New York Eapness est.
ma'es he number Of shirt sewers in
New York at FIVE thousand, each
makes one shir, DAY Of all qualities.
Allowing two dollars ior each shirf.
We frd The total value TO be ten thous-
and dollars 40 the value Of all the
shirts made yearly is s3,lSO.00o.
which is rather under than over the
actual amount at which they are sold
IN the retail stores. Each shirt sewer
earns, On an average, two dollars and
q half matchmaking the aggregate
yearly earnings about 100000.
More than one-third Of al these shirts
are sen. to the South and West by
wholesale shirt manufacturers, Of
whom there are about twenty alto
gether in that city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

The GAospEN MIssloN---Tbe
troubles at FL Paso and the Mesilla
Valley. the concentration Of Mexican
troops near the Rio Grande. and of
American troops on the ether side Of
that river, and the report by telegraph
that Mr.. Cadsden. the new Minister
to Mexico. is instructed to insist. in
return for certain concessions from
this country to N exico, on the grant
to the United States Of the free right
of way for railway to the Pacific
along the thirty.third parallel Of lati-
tude, certainly prcsage tendency to-
wards climax Of the unsettled ques-
tions and difficulties between the two
great American republics. Much is
expected of Mr.. Gadsden to attain a
settlement, or at least to open the way
for one from which there will be no
deviation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

10000 Choice Pointed Corks;
10 Baskets Fine Olive Oil;
- Barrels Extra" Whiskev;
Is BAGS Havana and Rio Coffee;
$50 Half and quarter hoxes Safdires;.
10 Barrels pure J ard Oil; =
ang. 2S-y. JOSHUA bEhL.
TNHE. undersigned now resident Of Ibis
l. Parish, hegs leave 70 offer his services
70 his frienis and the Public generally
accounts drawn and collected, Pooks
posted up. and translations accurately and
promptly done. Terms moderate.
l.. L DARIER.
wArply at This Office or to the Hon.
!. r. Dufrocq, Mayor.
Baton Rouge August l6 ls5a.y.
E SOUSSTGNE. maintenant resIdant
IL en- cet.e vile offie ses services ses
a,nis ct an public en- general, cozame Ie'
neur de Iivfes. comptab bic. NC.
Ii sc charge de faire tons complies, reg'e-
ments de .oute nature ct 'raductions cor
re..tes dams le plus href deaf.
rrix M o deres.
L. L. DAR1ER,'
~S'addresser ce bureau on ! hon
J. r. Dufrocq. Marie. Aout 1928
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sIl)ie0.

On Tuesday morning the 23d inst. at the
Barracks in this city Sergeant DAVID
IRWIN Of C. Company ist Artillery. Ma.
IavIn was native Of Paisley Scotland.
On Tuesday morning the 18Th inst, Of
yellow fever, WILLIAM B. FRELlG H.
AGED 90 years, fos macy yeasse 1oaaatso e.
this city, Bulletin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

nLD M0NGAHELA WHISKEY.-10
" barrels Of Pure Mongahela Whiskey
inst arrived and for sale nv.
Ang. %. JOSHUA hEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

wTne High Court Of Errors and
Appeals Of Mississippi, has decided
that the State is bound to pay the
Union Bank Bonds.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

~At Louisville on the 9th, James
ScheIl was held in $500. to answer
the charge Of forging an order on j. b.
Wilder, druggist, for $4,000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

UNITED STATES AND TURKEY.-The
London Chronicle re-affirms the
statement that the United States has
offered material aid to the Sultan.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

MA human skeleton was recent
" found imbedded in a rock on the
line of the Cincinnati, Wilminton and
GAINESVILLE Railroad. A small 6ssure
in the rock Of about two inches in
width opened to the resing place of
these remains. which, in aii human
probability. may have been deposited
there centuries ago. The rock con.
tained an irdSmstion Of the greater
part Of the BODY. a. perfect - though
moulded Of potter's clay. From the
hip to the foot. particularly, this sar.
cophagus was as complete as carving
could have made It. The proportions,
curvatures, &C., Of the limb we're dis
,inct and regular, indicated that the
skeleton had been that.of a person Of
full size. The editor ofthe Zanesville
Times saw the skeleton and the rock
from which it was taken. The bones
were in a good state Of preservation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

1--WE are authorized to announce Z
SLBLEY. STUART as candidate for the
Office OF Assessor Of this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

NJ We ave authorized ia sppcuncs
SAWL. sKOIF1ELD. the present incum
bent. as candidate FIR reelection TO TIL
Office of Parish Recorder