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tween lsbores in kindred fields parsyze error expose
assumption or elevate the standard scientific excel
lence il will have accomplished a glorious mission
Should it, on the contrsry--and The warning IS not
without it's nead--ahcsd for the strife OF com.
baants for distinction, which they win in no more
honorable way should il become stand whence the
cbaralan may blow his penny trumpet without fear OF
exposure and punish ment serve, like some Of its
prototypes, but TO afford medium of publication for pa
pers which would find admission where rigid censor
ship is exercised, ii would offer most dangerous OBJ
sace to the extension OF true science in Amenca; il
would exert most baneiul influence upon the CT mmu
nifty. and disgrace the reputation and OF
try:
To attain the objects desired. 10 guard against the
threatened dangers the lahors and continual efforts OF the
lovers Of science Indispensable Thus far they have
been eminently successful, and the rainbow OF hope
spans the dark cloud behind it.
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N X. CHAMHEHLIN.s Commercial College, located
", No. 2i Bsmors Baltimore. Maryland III.
object OF this phase In the reach Of individuals prop
facilities Cor obtaining
ton. here obtain
business sw acquired
many years In cosntne house.
The course ." study embraces duben,y book keeping and s
adaptation various departments Of
us calculations taught according
Practical penmeuhip, combining rspdy Of
OF CONSTRUCTION Lectures mercantile
puant mercantile Subjects beside other for
Keeper business understand.
for ndent To complete the nm
There being vacation appca
tend both day and evening Examinations held stated
and dposs awarded to these who graduate For &c.,
and have circular forwarded by ma
Nov i3-iydkcp
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TO Ed'to'' aud p.'so"s having e"-.aes- ,hr -s.t
Il OF govsrnmen-The undcrsgned m,kg
% establish IN the city Of Washington "a
once for the purpose editors throughout county
WIN pe earliest aud most important from national
Ihsy have Just closed with
In the Union the
proceedings and doing. Congress- they will colato
and pr.sfe terse and sketches
to the general reader.
Our correspondence will embrace every
public and, party snail
enabled graiy the wishes Of all services.
We obiainng r.iahi. in
formation from the different
tugton All having
win promote with
before employing agents Washington.
Terms such justify country Union
TO keep his readers well posted al nsp
Washington whilst the daes viii
vantage TO open with a correspondence.
John G BowyER
. u. q. MCLAUGHLIN.
Nov s-Gt (intel)
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nIHECT IMPORTATION Of Leather GcSds.-TAY-
LoR MAURE have received importation Of leather
goods, consisting despatch portfolios
especially adapted for They
by Nessrs DE Ia Rue OF Russia md Morocco
leather. hted and finished highest Of substantial -e
with patent locks bookstore near Nn
stree
Nov ~
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georg.towr, ID. c.
Thls institution is now in operation. few pupils be
admitted into the family. Terms for boarding pupils soe pef
session Of 10 months, payable half yearly in advance
french, music. and drawing, &c,
Day pupils from s. 70 $40 quarter. In advance
Catalogues can be had on application 10 the principal.
oaa 49,, WILLIAM j. CLARK,
rfneip
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
TUESDAY MORNING, nov. Is. 1855.

uyMr O. W. JAMES Of Cincinnati Ohio, collecting sx~st
States, assisted by Aess H. TssxAs Joxs
DxwT, G. M. l.. WYEAAs, and A. l.. CxILps.
0-Mr HEsar NJ. LrwIs Of Montgomery Alabama xsu
agent Tsnssssos a,
sisted by O. r. Lsws JAans o. In~is and sAnusL D. LAWS
QMr Israel L. JANIS No. ls2 South Tenth Phisdel
phis, general travelling ssssssd BY Wa H.
Jons COLLINS, JANIS DKsRIss HAsxTr, Jos Brrros Csc
r. BUTTON Isaac M. BopIxE, EpsuSp w. WILEY wLlAs L.
WATERaAs, and Cxokss l. Mol.sop.
GO Receipts from either Of tho sbovs will be good.
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Two FIVE For Sale rt Mr. E"~t~gs sta
be o. 18Th and I4th streets They belong pr,
gentleman offered for sale only because ne r"n'~n
plates saving ,ho country.
Nov i2-diw
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VALUABLE STOCK FOR ssLE.-A few shave. Of the
of Magnetic Telegraph Company, Washington
New York This stock Fves regularly quarterly dividend q
and for the last dividend Of
cent making thirteen Addr--.
sto ws-hlnr'on city post oascs.
Nov l9--du
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hh above named establishment will reopenad for The recep
pon o. guests ON Thursday November 9th
IN Tune last The house has completely
improved In ventilation, warming &c. aad usnv
added requisite 10 the comfort : guests.
With practical knowledge ssrpnp and nersop,I
uon 70 The business hopes merit .sr, "a he
public patronage soiiberay extended heretofore. " -
Wssussrox, D. G., Nov. 2, 1850
NOV f-dim Tint
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Science Ia America.

We are indebted TO gentleman OF high literary si.aG-
ments for the opportunity 81 transferring 10 columns
the interesting article Science in America. which
found TO occupy several Of columns to-day. We take
il from Of the popular literary periodicals. in which il
sppeared and Tor ito ability and excellence
mend il to the careful perusa Of readers II fel
at liberty write the Of the author in this connsx
ion, il would insure prompt perusa but without that
recommendation il will command general attention.
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Eo" large ssi well hoa~e
The Spanish minister - =
FOR terms sc. apply Jas C. MCGUIRE
Nov 5-eoTst Anctiop and Com M-rchsnt
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EASst GOODS AT cosr-Poiuy about 10 close INV h,.,-
ness, woed advise those 4, s.n,v ,o
come and examine stock before purchasing
composed o. weiseleced articles,
and believe offer good ~ can be had ~
"s co"""y JULIUS A PETERS.
wy i"-A Pennsylvsnia near s,rect.
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"And then cankers sorrow would cot ~ bud
And would pine and die"
Adieu MI. Comet am not hap
py-I am far from til am perhaps
too sensitive, too proud, but I can't
help tt have been raised 90 and
EDUCATED to think as I think, to act ~
/ act. If you have compassion, sys-
pathize with me-if you are ever CIV
en- to the melting mood drop q tear
for me.
And must weep DER hours that lew,
More idly than the Summer wind, !.
And while they passed, a fragrance Jew,
Ofdirty soap-suds left behind.
Your disconsolate,
ANGELINA SrNoIfroT.
P.S. Ihave Just received an invita-
ton to a Fish-fy-ought q young ladyte
wear a silk dress to such a placea
Yours, ANoEL1vA.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

S0-Ws puhlkh below > call from
bis Honor the Mayor Of New O1leans
On the Delegates ofthe Memphis Con.
ventiou 70 meet in that city on the
18th inst.
Msyorslity n New Orleans, Nay y; SO.
The undersigned believing tito Ee highly
desirable that some preliminary action
should be taken on the part oftt delegates
from this city to the Memphis Convention.
with the view that in the consideration and
discussion Of the vitality important ques-
tions that will he submitted to that body.
the city Of New Orleans may be prepared
to present a united stand in furtherance
Of those projects so intimately associated
with her future prosperity, herewith re,
spectfully invites the delegates appoihted
by the undersigned. as also those appointed
hy His Excellency tie Governor, to meet
on Tues5ay evening, the Goth inst at hal
cast = O'Clock. at the chamber oftne Boarf
Of Assistant Aldermen, City Hall, in ordel
to determine upon such course OF actor
az NAV be deemed advisable.
s9 81 A. o. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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70 It is said that during the latter
part of the last century Talleyrand re-
sided in the small attic of a house in
Goddard court, Philadelphia. Dur
ing the time he lived there he was in
The very last degree of poverty. One
cold winter he was bound to dispose
Of his watch to prevent his starving
or freezing for the want of fire. This
was the Prime minister of the Great
Napolean, to whom Kings paid HON.
age!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26
VENTE D'EPREUVE.

I'm vertu dune commission moi adres-
e Sc par rHon. la Cour du Sixieme
District Julic:aire, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
rEst Baton Rouge, dams l'Etat de Ia Loui-
siane. J'offiirai en- vente Ia deruiere place
de demenre de jacques Moreau, deeece,
dams la Vile de Bate Rouge.
Lundi, le 6me 1our de JUN, 1853.
II henres du ma'in, les effets ci-arres
NOMINEES appartenant a la succession du dit
defunct, SAVIOR: UN Cortoire ct lot de
etagaire avcc une bijou,erie. mirror. sofa,
renduIe. une !ampe de Tai!iieur. Pour Gu
Compliant. II. V.sBAbiN.
mai %. Sheriff
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PROBATE SALE.

DY virtue oi.commission 10 me directeo
ID from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge in the State OF Louisiana, will Offer
for sale at the late place Of residence OF
Jacques Moresu, deceased. in the town OF
Baton Rouge on Monday the 9th day Of
June next. A D.. 1853. at ! o'clock, A.
the following named effects belonging to
the succession Of said deceased, TO wit
A Counter and lot OF shelving with show
case. looking gaFs. sofa, clock, tailors
lamp. &c E. nc. For Cash.
MAY % So. II V. BApIN. Sheriff.
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The WEArHER.-On Wednesday
morning last it was cold enough in this
vacinity te make a fire comfortable.
Strange to say as the sun came up, the
atmosphere became colder, and it was
not until about 10 o'clock that reac-
ton took place. What cause can be
assigned for such strange freaks? 1t
is not customary. The brief span Of a
single LIE cannot note the changes,
the earth is daily changing her re-
lations with the sum q brief circle
oftirne the tropics become the polls,
and the polls supposed to be fixed
are ever varying The sun moves,
end the eaa.h has some other motion
than that Of farming over in twenty
four hours. and performing revolu-
ton about the sun. Yes the very
fxed stars themselves, ere perpetually
changing their relation to one another
and ali beating time, in unison to the
harmony Of Heavens music.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

EWe gee that the Hon. G. w.
WArrEasroN has beer. elected Judge Of
the 9th Judicial District composed Of
the Parishes Of Livingston, St. Helena,
St. Tarnany and Washington. Mr..
Watt erston is every way qualified both
BY talent and business tact to fill the i'm
portant and responsible position Of
Judge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLEs.-On the
9th Of April three very severe shocks
Of an earthquake were experienced at
Naples. People were compelled to
abandon their houses and sleep in the
open fields and streets. The seat of
the earthquake vas at some distance
perhaps in the Calabrias, volcanic
mountains about 100 miles South Of
Naples. 1t is not ascertained yet
whether any other damage has been
done than the cracking of the walls Of
houses.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26
AVIS.

TOUTEs personnes qui doivent a Ia
succession de Jacques Moreau decide.
sont REFUSES de solder leurs complies entire
les mains du soussigne, leqnel est dAment
nomr..e Administrator de Ia dite succession;
ct toutes personnes ayant des reclanations
contre la dite succession sont prices de les
presenter, dament certifees au soussigne.
moi G. GUZMAN, administrator
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Tslegraphed to the Comet.

LOUISVILLE, May 24.-There is a
dispute here as to the lime the steam
er Shotwell left New Orleans. The
agents Of the Sho.well claim that she
has beaten the Eclipse one minute. A
great deal Of exciieme prevails.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

In the mater Of the succession Of J. Morsau,
deceased.
VNHE Public are hereby warned against
L paying any monies which may be
due the deceased into any other hands
than the administrators, who alone is author
ice to give receipt. & GUZMAN.
NAV 24th .adn.is,sstycsor
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted 70 the succession
IA Of Jacquas MORGAN, deceased, are
requested to pay tie atnouut Of their In
debtedness INFO the hands Of the undersign-
ed who is duly a, pointed Administration OF
said succession AID all those having claims
against the said succession will please to
present them to the undersigned. duly certi-
fed y. UOLMA IAN
Nav e2'53. .a1minis.rasor
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

~ Though We have not the Off.
cial vote for District Attorney for Ibis
District-sutfcient is known for us to
say that r. G.. BrALE has been elected
By q very large minority.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

IMPORTANT INVENTION OF Discov-
ERY.-At late sitting Of the Austri-
an Academy Of Science at Vienna,
Herr Won Auer read paper upon a
newly discovered process Of printing
I'VE hardly see bow this term applies
from all sorts of objects with COM
paratively plain surface. Among the
articles mentioned, which have been
copied by the new process, are plants,
some Of them in flower, embroidery,
etched agate, insects, fish scales &c.
The speaker calls this "Naturselbstd-
ruck printing from nature-and
said that this discovery forms a new
era in the pictorial illustration Of
works on science aud art. The Oh.
jects copied were given with singular
fidelity to the originals. No hint was
given as to the process.-N y. Tn
tune.
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Auction Sale.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF the intention Of
/ the undersigned to remove 10 New +
leans, he will offer at Public Auction on
Thursday the 26th inst, for cash at the hose
known as the Washington Hotel opposite
the Court House.-The following articles
Of Household and kitchen furniture, 10 writ:
IS common Beadsteads and bedding Gem.
plete; IS tables large and small Mahogany
and common; 10 dozen Table NAPKINS, lin
en-: "a Table cloths linen and danasque, a
large LOT of Sheets, Wooden Blankets, Mus
quito Netts. and other furniture for beds.
A fine Mahogany Armour and Bedsteaa,
70 chars, fine and common Lamps, Table
Silver Ware and China ware. one clock,
Looking glasses, large and small-kitchen
ware consisting of cast and Corper-ware
ard other ware used in kitchens, also all
the Fixture belonging to a bar. lot Of fine
Liquors, Wines Ciaret and VIII tie, Cham.
payne &c.
Naviots ALFRED MARIE.
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c A NJ DtDA TIES.

GIVE are authorised to announce
CHAS. T.. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
for the Office of State Treasurer subject to
the decision OF con, entlon.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

u" Censors'' article on powder
ingis very good but rather too long. to
transfer to our columns entire. We
will cut it in some parts. aud insert to-
morrow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

~The ahti-gambling association
of New York held its anniversary a
few days ago at the Broadway Taber-
nacle.
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Notice

THE Subscribers to the funds for
L ditching the road TO Benton's Ferry,
will meet on Monday next goth ipst., at
the Mayors office. Baton Rouge, for the pur-
Pose OF appointing commissioners TO super
intend the work. may %. I'd.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26
BATON ROUGE::::MAy, 20. 1853

nrIOHN G. WIRE. Corner Of Canal
and Chartres streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paperin that
city, any business with this paper can De
transa :tea taroa.h .hin and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
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New A0pertise m c TITS.
n office.

DERSONS having claims against the
L undersigned will please present tn N
for settlement at his residence opposite the
Court House [may 2e2tl ALFRED MARIE.
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@"Mr. Beathe, who was appointed
Surveyor General Of Louisiana, declines
the appointment, St. Martin ex-meulber
Of Congress it is believed will obtain
the place.
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Avis Observation-Disclosures

Dams ratairs de Ia s'sceessio's de J. MoREAu,
deceds.
r Z pub'iqae est par IA presente notife de
IA ne Pas payer aucune argent qul peut
e,re due au dit defunct. dams aucune autre
mains que de Administrations. qui est Ia
seulle personne qd est AUTHORISED ',e 'onne
recu. G. GUZMAN,
may 24-3ts. administrator
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r. From the Bayou Sara Ledger

u From the Bayou Sara Ledger
we notice the death Of Mrs. ANNIE D..
W1cKLlrrE, Of West Fe.iciana, La.
She died at St. Augustine Florida.
Her remains were inferred at Wyoming
on the 18th inst. Mrs. Wicklife was
the nice Of the lamented Isaac Johnson,
whose manly form has been SO recent
consigned to the tomb. She was be-
loved and esteemed by a large circle Of
friends, for her accomplished mind ant
gentleness Of heart.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

a YOUNG man wants a job Of any work
n in the house or garden by the day cr
week. Address T. @. Office Of this paper.
Baton Rouge La. may IS st.
EROM st. LOU pei Grand Tower" this
u day.
10 Casks Bacon. Shoulders,
10 :. Clear Sides
100 Bills extra and supeSfne Flour,
so Kegs Prime Lard.
For sale to suit The Trade.
may 2st S. NJ. HART & Co.
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A Beautiful Property for Sale.
HOUSE and LOT with all the neces-
\ sary out bui,dinss--situat ted in most
desirable part of the city. in that part OF the
city laid out by the late Eli Beauregard. and
known as Lot No. 3, in square 7, Beauregard
town. This beautiful, new and elegant re-
sdance, can be purchased at bargain, by
making Immediate application at this office,
terms will be made known. may "a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

rWe are obliged to Capt. Dick
Markham for river papers. also to Mr..
James Allen of the Telegraph Office
for late items Of interest.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

Orrrcr BAron RouaE AND CLSxrcA)
PLANK RoAp CoMPANr,
Bc.cn Rowge, 2la .dwil, 1853
ATA Meeting Of fhe Board Of DirectoIs
~ Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company held this day, w. s. Pike
was elected President, Eugene Ianoue.
Treasurer, and Alfred Shoppers, Secretary.
Subscribers to the stock Of this company
are hereby notified that an installment Of
one Dollar and Twenty five cents per share
win be payable On Wednesday, the lst day
Of June next 1863. BY order Of the Beard.
J. b. SMITH, Pres't pro. TEN.
w. s. PIke, Sect'y. pro. TEN.
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lTOver 600 workman are employ
ed On the New York Crystal Palace.
The building will be completed by the
first Of June. -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

To- During the mouth Of April,
there were lJ2 deaths in the city Of
Washington
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

Mon he 18th inst. a row took
place on the Levee at St. Louis be.
tween the clerks Of the steamers St
Paul and Shenandoah. The row
originated during :. contention fol
space on the levee. Colts we're uset
but without any serious damage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

De Soro.-Mr. Miles, Of Baltimore
has written play for Murdoch the
Tragedian, entitled, "DE SoTo." It
isspoken Of in high terms as being not
only remarkable for grert scenic effect,
but for sterling, literary merits, which
entities it to place in the front rank
csthe Dramatic literature Of America
There is all the bold dareing and ro-
nance in the life of De Soto, which
characterized the heroes of the -.exi-
can conquest. IN 1903 ne landed with
his followers on the coast Of Florida,
and taught his way by a circuitous
route to the Mississippi river, near the
Chichase Bluffs. He died in 1912,
near where the city Of Natchez now
stands; and, in obedience to his own
request, made when he felt the hand
ofdeath upon him, his body was wrap.
ped in his military cloak, and dropped
silently into the bosom of thu Father
ofwaters.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

.sgThe Picayune says that Gov.
Eebert will attend the Memphis Con-
ren.ion in person.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

rThe Masonic fraternity Of New
York held a meeting on the 9th inst,
to appoint committee to draw UP
a farewell address to Messrs. Brooks
and Kane members of the fraternity
who will leave New York some time
this month, in search of sir John
Franklin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

The first Prussian Chamber lately
voted the exclusion of Jews from all
public employments. On the 26th
ult., a petition en- the subject, bearing
the names Of q thousand influential
citizens, was presented to the Second
Chamber. The petitioners, conspic-
nous among whom was the veteran
philosopher, Alexander Won Hum
boldt, demand full freedom Of rclig-
ious opinion and the admission OF
Jews to civil Offices. The reading Of
the petition was strenuously opposed
by the Cavalier party, but the MAORI.
Is Of the Chamber decided that It
should be entertained.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

EE- The mandamus case Of SIauR
vs. CsEHsHsw, for possession Of the
Land Office was to have been tried yes
terday: the Judge appeared ready for
the trial ofthe case. Mr.. Crenshaw,
and his Attornies were also present.
Mr.. Sigur did not appear-no order
whatever was taken in the matter-but
it is understood that the case will be
taken up on the first day Of the special
term Of the Court, on the 9th proximo
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

E From card in Tuesday even
ing's Picayune we see that Mr.. D.
Martin declines the honorable end lu-
cratiye position offered him in The Gus
tom House.
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ALFRED MARE.
E.lc! Eime!

ME SPORK; SO bhls, for sale by.
lsl may latf. S. NJ. HART Il Co.
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DACON-5 casksshoulders. for sale by
D [nay iStfl S. NJ. HART g. Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-26

ELOUR-iG0 bhls Ohio fHpe' fine for sais
I BY Imay issfl SIN HART 4 Co.