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Wauts.

A Protestant GIRL wants a situation as Chamber.
n maid do fine washing or would do hosw'rs ~ 'msn
fAniy H good city reference from her is place. "a" NO.
10 Lsareusst Can be seen for two days.
RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wishes to OBJ
N stgaon Child. ssrs- snd % DO plain .."iss % 70
80. ie5 l7hst, near eihsy.
As COOK, and TO wash and iron, TO do the house.
woi Of private s BY one Td ., ss
srd have excellent city Call No u s'h' IN the book
.--.---.--.
A Is good COOK, and TO wash and iron In private
;s,.ass1 lds ss SEED wsass rhs.s experienced
sndhsvs excellent e'y reference Call al NO u. ""
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ri-a- -ai LAT 80 Ia.
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BOARD "A Gentleman and Wife can be acc0mmo-
ID dated with unrn,hed Rooms with Board N small
fy who're ere are children Pleasant and situation at
NJ rs rs,onst near One single GENTLEMAN can
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A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate Gentle
n man Win large Room second floor With bath At
tscbsd and with partial Board Address L. Unionslue fsI
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DOARD-Or furnished Rooms without board can be
ID had at No los Grsndst nrs block west OF broadway
DOARD-t No Gas Broadway large aud desi-
able suite Of with ou faror on the seond ooi $50
suite for single Gentlemen with full Board heie'
ancha
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his VIE, or Two single
Gsnlemen can he Pleasantly accommodated with Board IN
- Rssay berveen Rutgs and Jedersons References
changed address box No ~ fost-Omce
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6ouscs i)ante0.

VNANTED.-A small House. or part of a House i
good neghborhood by Gentleman and bis Wife witboa
children. Address, box No. /, $50 Post Office.
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LILLE nlnlE MOUSE ROOK STORE.

vI,HE BIBLE HOUSE BOOK STORE.
j blush TIMES on ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI by
ruin foafRAirs on AMERICAN PREACHERS ~
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missy HOtff nIr DI Al iDLE WOMAN 70 HsHts
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Y1HE COMING gTRUgGIE lNnNn TIE "a
j gfDGl az m ttHtH ~ fHr F4iN Z kW 6 "a
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Also for sale by ell Booksellers.
A COMPANION to the diary of a Physician. >

A COMPANION TO the diary of Physician -
N DR. WArren's Great Work-Third Edition Now Ready;
TIE OLD DOCTOR; ", STRAY LrAvEs IRON MY JOURNAL
Being Sketches Of the moot interesting "reminiscences ofs Retired
Physicihn.
Decidedly best book Of the Kind that has appeared since War
rens Diary Physician" Tho strIing ncdens 81
that have occurred the Of long med
cal pracee The style chsste, and the Of the work q sd
aby calculated incucate principles Of morality aud fhan-
thropy. Il 10 an excellent family book
Puhfhed volume, beautifully illustrated faPer eo'efs
Joc. Library edition, bound 1sc - =, -. $3.50. -
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Ncm Publications.

A BOOK FOR ALL TIME.-The publishers have
n the pleasure public that they have in press
and will publish, SATURDAY. Dec. 10. 1858,
HOT CORN:
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FANNY FERN NEW BOOK FOR THE HOLl-
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tone The s odss 81 Copies sent BY nall
posftsd onr oceirs Of price. Publshed by
DFRBY MILLER Auburn. v Y.
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A FRONT PARLOR and BED ROOM, with PAN
n TRY &C on Floor he had with FOIL Board BY
m sdisie application at No. LeroyPsee, beeekeis near
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DURTONs THEATER-Chambersst 81. ADM sslon
ID 80 cents TO and Second Ter Of Boxes and Psquet Or
80, Cia rs cents each-THIS EVENING. Dec will be
esyS oh any Dion Bourcauts new oil ne
FOX HUNT; Or Don QUIxoTTE TIE SECOND.
william Link Mr.. Burton Mabel Naughty h Raymond
Tvinirg Nj Mise Neudi.er. Mrs hughes
ncbsrs Esnehy. Mr. Fisher Mira Peawit .. Mrs Holman
' 10 Conclude with the celebrated Drama OF
Ill
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6onses 10 Get.


HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE to LET
IL Or suites Of Rooms, with bath &c. and oil tbs
modern Improvements No SO West Hth- 6thav. box
from Broadway
NO 40 JOHN-ST-TO LET--A large and very
importer Of Jewery other fancy goods Inquire OH D.
BEERS, on the premises
DOOM to LET-With Steam Power.-Ons large
IL Sc TO- aud lighted Also several smaller Rooms, vth
tho best locations In the city Apply
FERRIS TABER, Greenwich and Besehsis
CTEAM POWER to LET.-Lofts with or without
- Steam Power. Apply to CHARLES H. SIaoNSoN No lei
Lewsst.
CTORE TO LET, and COTTAGE to LET-No 400
- ehay between 25thsts hsnfsomsly fitted with
plate glass windows and 'vested bars 40 excellent stand o
key the adjoining No 33 Also OF those nne hand
some Cottases l3dt between TIN
srd Inquire Of MI SHAW, No East 3sts from Ito 10
o'clock A. NJ
ITO LET-For one or term OF years, large, ele-
and about % acres Land Brunswick j. The House Il
fronting the Rartan River short distance ffo
he Railroad Depot and desirable tenant viii be LEI a. mod
gwen Immediately on the l OF sJ next
For particulars apply r. ii. HUNTER No IT'S srostr
ITO LET-Three newly built Stores, 20 feet front by
s5deep high ceiling very egb located for business on tho
rroupd, he Ilstuton the Blind do ostbsv between
SD and shs Apply In the sales No f5l sth sy
ITO LET-One new first class House in 3Istst
Rent 1850 Two Of Rooms for small seneel families
fcis,s Boardns House Apply r. O. PIERCE Pinest cor
4 e Broadway, under .he Metropolitan bsnk
ITO LET-A three-story house, suitable for small
j family In stIlman-st Pnksys ssses pass within q
block all hours Of ,h day Apply 10 O hNo& NO IH faoas
rI'O LETThc upper three stories OF the new build
inx No 4S Brostwsy door below 0fxndst Apply 10
SMITH 4 LouSsBuRY, No. as rsads
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p S,vkery I'LL leisure EPo1 PhTsSeiosy the LaT Wr O.
nse~- - - sxrept TUESDAY EVENING, when pA-
Is1 - rure o. Physiegnomy Esch lecture conPee
~ ~ srs-s age ruGoer q original paintings Aooa'
- b a. 20 es-c1ie Wiz phreroossi e1ao-1'n ~ '
81 Ssstsf IBIS evening
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n.,v.york Young Men''
soufb Williamsburgh

south WiiliamsburghA REGULAR meeting q ne ha :,
- eSn.h WiismbuTEh Village Associatien Will oe nsa ~
sSsir r.sns Is7 B0wery on TUESDAY psc o.
~ IA oeock The property this delightful village staaeo on
se line fWiansbuish AID Cypress I'M Plank k9sa
r.T and Nyrteevs only three miles from the brooklyn
nd Ferries The entire cost 70 suoscTees or a
roodsfIons eligible Lot viii only be $50 which lneu
10 handsome cottages worm
- without information vi" be chee
all interested respectfully In
49, ~ .,,sr5 JOHN WILSON President
No n South 11st, WnlansbuTsh
CpAs YouSe Secretary, No. l4Pultonst
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A FURNISHED PARLOR on hrst hoor, or Room
on fourth foor to let with Board Hense with modern Inn
movements desirable location 81 Johns Pk Reference eN-
1921 ami No Hndson.st
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Newtown village AssocIaiion..A IeEalsI Pa5Ic nee
q v w " b. W WILSON, No l75 5outbst
WM = McDONOUGH, No Ils Fulton a.
IOHN HAYWARD. No. 20 zi-st

PetersyiiIe Homestead Associations-ihe enas u Us
Association eonveEiebty located on an eltysta uoI
bsutifu and ancient New Rochelle Two hundred @i
purchased very advantageous terms and will be
the Association In quarter half and whole
plots the cost Title perfect eynE 20 e.Ss nenes
city lots for & payable In small
weekly Instruments All persons DESTROYS Of securing TO thsmssle 80
the do - BY attending the metnE Of @
Hall Of Broadway and brandt
every MONDAY EVENING At oelock uatl further n9tce
y. A POTTER, No Hanoysfsi~ President
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DRIVATE TUTOR-A graduate oil Yale Gorge Vi
the highest wishes emp oyment IN N
two to hours per day, in Nefork or brookyp a
echo who have the higher branches or VINO
wish instruction their and az he,r
er5 coretent and conscientious Teacher choice place
whore room ard board could he bad IN exchange "olI DC ao0
"a Address PRIVATE TUTOR this ohce, for one week
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Emisrrnt InteIIIgence once, and Labor Ia

change, n Canals New YokTbs Oaes sst 81
nshed BY the Commissioners Of Emaon wkis slNsys h.
ene ss usmser. Of abOre and 5erysni very 0s ra' of
saea and persons have their Ode hd By wnps the So
yerrsndent And etdnsth Necessary the Tss
Ne psrtes required No fess ehefssd 20 efGpfoysfs
Jas. 7. HAOAN hlksdaish1snL
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Boar1 ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Gentlemen VII DO
II we'll to remember they have excellent Lodsn IN sns
IS night corner Of frankfort and "dam
OHre orsn all night.
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nnssieI Nciisss

cunu.itsec ef ncrsccrStlc wife Ngaes VIEW
as. ters Nj y hcA AZ ne Hse.N" ,
-es..s>.,tN rNvNf\.a n. Eh tt& 81 hltrssl SS''NA
~ " A>N'eN "' 'NEAStlS BROOKS Chairman
~ ersrl
} ssss~sS See-ssases
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ARRIVALS AT THE HARVEY HOUSE.

For Dec. 18th, 18th 10Th and 80.
Il. Lewis, Tensas DR.. r. NJ Enders, Lafayett
Caldwell, W. b. R, Chas. Pipes, r. s. Stuart, E.
D. r; J. J. Crane, Natchez; J. D. Watkins Min
den, la; j. II. Smith, Louisville; J. B. stenson.
Newport Ny; J. VI. Carter, Tensas; ". Brown,
Evansville; J. p. Cutler, N. Y s. g. Ferguson, E.
Mcilihany, NJ. Haskell, p r. Eaton, n. o; Mr..
Bayman and lady, Island Of MADEIRA P. Winfree,
w. b, r; G. Edelen, PIT. Coupee; s. Chevalier, N.
Y; Stephen Pipes, Mi; G. Bowen, CHM W. p.
Fleece and lady, Ky; r. vienne, Natchitoches /;
D. 8. Devices L. NJ. TORY, s. II. Gilman, s. p
Greves B. r; A. Talbot, Plaquesnine, D. Hicky, F.
White, L. G. Sterling, B. r. Chinn, W. W. Lennon,
W. B. r; c. Towles, E. B. r; f. D. Woods, her
vile ; F. A. Bartlett, N 0; James A. Morgan, and
c. F. Mix, Pt. Coupee, j. j. Tranchant, Hawsvllle :;
+. Mediation, Mi; John Herman, n Y; T. G..
Davidson, Livingston; D. DaPonta, N. 0; L. J.
sgur, B. R; W. Blaisdale, N. 2; C. g. Terry,
Waterville, n 7; D. T. Tremmer, stubenville e.
G. Richardson, Eatenss; Amanda LIZ, -------
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e. In a shifting world like this
where people are moving and remov
ing, and moving again; the man who
has the sound common sense and good
judgement, to take a Daily paper
should first come to the printing Office,
and in person report himself, when he Is
going to move How is it possible
otherwise, to know, where to send "tho
paper" Interested motives will
prompt neighbors to say BLANK, has
gone to -----" and another will say
he has gone in an opposite direction.
In the mean time the carrier who is
in blissful ignorance of everything ex-
cept that he has 800 papers to deliver,
lays down the smoking sheet, at the
same door every morning. And then
some small thief, to crafty his propcn-
city to steal-takes the paper--and
then the innocent editor who sits in his
sanctum all day long endeavouring-
from a small map to learn what will
be the next phase of the Eastern
QUESTION is abused This is the
beginning and the end of grevious
matter of daily complaint. Ifany one
Of our eleven thousand cash subscri-
bers do not get the Comet--let them
say so early, and if they are not in
- itself Ito which there is no rail
way) We will engage to ship it their.
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+ The GALLO CLocK.--The other
might our ancient friend, the Gallo
clock that now, ornaments the apex OF
St. Peter and St. Paul's College, UNI
dertook to inform the town ut mid
night, that the hour had come 'when
spirits walk, and ghosts break up their
graves" In performing the gratuitous
service. our ancient friend strnck
forty three strokes TO the terror of
the whole town. We awoke and So
berry came to the conclusion that time
was at an end. A crowd of varied
incidents Of long life lengthily drawn
out, reverted to our mind, as in the
instance Of a drowning man we
thought Of the honest men We have
wronged, and the rogues who have
wronged us-what battle array Of
spirits appeared 10 our distracted VIE"
And how clanorous for the things that
are theirs Our brain staggers now
with the thoughts that occurred to us
as We commenced the repetation of
that beautiful prayer Nor l lay me
do,on, DC" We would say to our
Gallo friend, that if he can Go no bet
ter than this, and must frighten hon
est men from their quiet repose, and
terrify them with the intelligence that
''time's at an end, and chaos come HE
had better wind uD-or run down-or
hide his face, and turn off his hands
forever.
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A gent leman, the other day visited
a school, had a book put into his hand
for the purpose of examining a class.
The word "inheri.ance" occurrinp.
the querist asked
"What is inheritance ?"
Answer-"Pa trimony."
"What is patrimony ?"
Answer Something left by a
father"
"What would you call it if left by a
mother ?"
Answer-"M atrimony."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

Lranr LrEeAruRK-C sreainly the
hour for the death aud burial Of light
literature, is close at hand. The book
making business has got down as low
as it possibly can get, and a healthy
reaction must speedily take place.
The time comes when books will not
be valued and sold according to the
amount Of gilt tinsel on the outsi de,
and the number of worn out plates on
the in. The number Of pages will not
be the standard Of value then, but the
quality and capacity Of the author will
enter into the consideration.
II is rather amusing to 60 into
fashionable book store on Charities,
and see the prodigal lavish of gold
and silver tints, on the backsides o.
muslin bound books. A man who
has lived a quarter century, will re-
cognlze, many old faces in the pictures;
and ancient books, under modern
titles. We have been called to make
these remarks from just having seen
beautifully bound copy of that
venerable old gentleman Mr.. Bun
yam. in which the adventures of the
Pilgrims Progress, are represented
with wood cuts, which we recollect to
have seen in "Gnlliver's Travels" at
least twenty years ago.
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A NEw PRoJrcT-INe Missiis-

A New PRoJHcT- TIE Missis.
sippi Supplied scith Watcv.-Ir
this day Of bold enterprises every one
has right to trun protector, and the
public is indulgent enough to hear
what he has to say for himself We
have been struck all Of a heap with q
scheme which, says the st. Louis In.
telligencer, SO far az we know, is a
bran new one. 1fany body, however,
has prior claim, they will please let
us know, and we will cheerfully relip-
quish the credit Of originality in ex-
change for that comfortable feeling
which always results from finding out
that others think with us, especially
in regard to what is likely to be ridi-
culed. We do not, however, see any
reason why our project should encoun-
ter ridicule.
Without further preliminary, then,
here goes. We are credibly inform
ed that the head streams Of the Hi.
nois river, in the neighbrhood Of Chi
cago, are lower than the surface of
of Lake Michigan. The country be-
tween them, is very near a dead level,
with but slight elevation above the
Lake. Now what is to prevent one
or more channels from being cut, 50
to pour enough of the Lake waters into
the Illinois to keep it. and perhaps
the Mississippi itself, below the mouth
Of that tributary, in good navigable
order at all seasons. The large and
permanent increase in the volume of
the Illinois would, NE think, be of ad-
vantage to the health Of the country
along it, An immense water power
might also be created by thus wedding
the Lakes to the Mississippi.
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For Sale.


OK ACRES of lad situated on the
<c Bayou Sara Road. about eight
miles from Baton Rouge, half Of which is
cleared and in high state of cultivation,
The soil is well adapted to the culture of
fruit tres and vegetables, There is attach
ed to the land. a corrections dwelling. titch
en-. and other out houses, also good well.
The place is admiralty fitted for coun-
try grocery store. and house of entertain.
ment, it being on the main road between
Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge. The travell-
ing being large and constant The close
proximity to Baton Rouge. where a rcaIk-
ct can be found for vegetables and fruits at
big prices. makes it one OF the most desire
able and profitable places in the parish.
ANY further information can he had by
applying to THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Advocate COPY dee SIT
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% Tha. merry and spicy cores.
| pendent Of the New Orleans Bulle.
'in-Mr. Hans Yorkle, gives the fol.
lowing picturesque description of the
strike of walters at the Astor House A:
a strike among the walters of the
Astor House in last July, came on for
trial before the Court of Sessions last
week. Mr.. JAMIE BREsrIN was a
waiter ofquiet habits, but not 50 re-
firing TN 6ght) as he might be. MIR.
PATRICK WATERS was the man who
had charge Of the milk department in
the Astor House---"WArEEs" and
milk are thus brought together in that
establishment, although believe never
mingled. JIM goes to PAT for milk
and didn't get it, and makes a row.
Whereupon WATERS pitches into the
pitcher Of JIM and pitches it On his
head--spilling what little milk he had
and curdliug the blood Of all behold
ers with two ugly gashes upon JIM's
head, which sent him under this inhos
pital treatment to the Hospital for two
weeks. This way Of cutting an ac-
qualntance is not very palatable at
table d'hotc. But the jury acquitted
thereby approving Of walters strike
In the same case witness for the de-
fence, called to prove character, testi-
lied On cross examination that he was
lately street Inspector, but now lives
on his money! This naive admission
in regard to the fatness Of jobs under
the corporation, elected great laugh
ter.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

ga young lady in making sc.
lection of music at a music store, afie,
getting all the sentimental pieces
Meet nae by moon light "Will you
love me now as ever &C." seemed very
sollcltous of having Zone kind kiss
before we part The good looking
clerk of the establishment (who knew
he was good looking made every
effort, to find the piece and not being
able; put his beautiful "phiz" a
little farther over the counter, and give
the lass smack in the ancient and
honorable fashion at this she, GRIM
soned and muttered something about
imprudencc. and did not return again
untll-the next day, to resume the
search for the much desired music.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

Tr-1t is a remarkable fact, that
whilst wood is selling for Elk dollars
and Fifty cents cord, and there is no
coal to be had that there are a great
many able bodied men, who sits at
home and complain that their talents
are not appreciated, and they find it a
difficult matter to get along.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22
The death of the Queen of po,

tugal throws that kingdom into inter.
nal tronbles, from which it may be
necessary to fight her way out. The
young king Don Pedro, is but sixteen
years Of age, and the Miguelites claim
for Don Miguel the Queens uncle, the
Regency. The natural regent is the
young kings father, but there are
symptoms of resistance and some fears
expressed Of a new usurpation by Don
Miguel, at least of the regency.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

PROBABLE Loss OF TIE STEAMER
HuMDoLpr-A dispatch from Hall
fax dated the It'll inst, says the steam.
er Humboldt will probably be a total
wreck.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

WAt the Mitchell meeting IN
New Orleans, on Saturday night last,
we are pleased to notice that our fell
low citizen, Maj. A. s. Heron, was
called on, ard addressed the meeting.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22
Attention Deiinquents.

DEKSUNS Indebted 70 The undersigned
l are, respectfully solicited to come for
ward and settle their various accounts. How
can it be expected that Bea' can sell goods
better and cheaper than the balance Of
mankind" generally, If yon buy for cash
and pay when YOU please. The legal ten
der is wanted from every man and woman
OF you. So march up and have your ac-
counts receipted, and vonr concience clear,
and free in time e enjoy the holidays.
". b. All persons sending orders 10 the
Undersigned must near in mind that cash is
what is bargained for. and accounts so made.
are due on demand. Respectfully.
JOSHUA REAL
Baton Rouge Dec IS 1853. Gazette copy.