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.yuIEr s.ALL CENTRE BOARD scHocSrRs FOR
sale. carrying 1865 10, mo tons each. Call =. NJ
HoFJBAN, No. II Newark sysasA Jersey city, whsss the
vessels IA hS stsAs
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4 cxnD'~v1- On FASHIONED. nAEUvA0YUKsse
essnI< Ans solA and silver ps~su aa1 p~n
sA wsuid respectfully tsfsra tss pshl that
by ass eDsese - thstr rsssn sssss. a fvvae ussss
cent npsstAsos .hisL !. s:.sss,ts vi.h sAsis ssss,
squp themselves With pms nh II qssss
rsr 70 ssy yesvtsssly sesrsd !. sAs ssy A O. BAoLkY
4 CO.. u naiaen "a Me-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1853 sAsE SnsAE
ssd Mes York INLAND ros,. E.rosa ssrs q Two daily
= albany With Central line o. railroad West Also With
The S ws and us.o. and
hslio:d . Chatham Pour iSr Lebanon sprinss
wS.s. a. s:s Cent?. .,,.ss: who're through ticket:
s,iss'ss.iy. S SsSs,. 3
I,s:sari. ..s received = sresns street ana hev:sy
f.s % csrasr All other n s4s. viii
.is, as s'' sL62;T fa % ss Ssss''
CAMDEN AND AYBoY RAILROAD TO rnLApEL::
& irsT rsr AZ Sss as re' s.
I,sIs's 70 sss b ATsSy ss to
pres. Ss ~ s.Sbs. Potter e xuScy
oi%ssn leave IL is.r s'p.
L,ARF REDUCED ron SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND
fscs ana .ssy
will leave pier foot ~ Murray street. Aurust at Mae
August August as a. ave ~ .ss aasas, % S' D
TOR AMHERST COLLEGE coyNEScExESr.-Au.
sust 9TH 10Th, ana th-Leave via steamers Cesnect
ssy an AVE- esisss i,s SSs Isssos' wv
ssS.t At hsfpss, eleven Sesek rarcusa .ssss.s 70
Be procured on the boats, ss50
IyoR SHREWSBURY. long BRANCH, HIGHLAND
c. r sss 'ss sV.
per feet barclay street rs follsws-rsre - esnts
s.' s s 81 a. ~ lSsl n i I,.h is
ss,:a ~ III H ~. ~ zr Ca: y si.S
EoR kryrokT AND roKT nanILlos raon rME
:.s.rSs.s john nxkf i,s,:. Sew fsrt 4 ssis:t
H. .' . s:s!;s
HUDSON RIVER RaILRoAp-rRArxs DAILY FROM
"A chsmesrs s,r.s, for slesny asa Ir,y
VIA Train. rsssAas Bsn.is o. Sss,Issi At ssslsss sane
Mail train, . An rrsus. vy ,rsss At 1. n. Asa
~ s-Iss.; % y. Fss.s ss's . PA ~
srs y. rss.nsss.s's 80 80 rs.. sss
sssssy ,r.s. .Tss csa.l sr.s. ..TsAM Cor r..ss
''''''' ''''' fDstsS isfgeSf. s.ssr,si.ss.s s''
NEW YORK TO rur wMIrE novSrsIss 81.
Via sss n.sss. sslsss.s' h.ss. s. s.,i.:a ssss
gssr 81 AIl... ssd ssg.ss rs1s. l.ss.. sss. sss
and fiSsa s:sT srbs os:s.. 5ss Is scat. .
INV YORK AND rHrL.prLrHA prNKcr, VIA
ss ,,.ss. I -. ...: ~ y. ~ IS, z 90.
,sa - ~ ss e., '. q sisss .sss.
ssa ssi rslias.pss sssss ,.sss,. I'D sss
..ssssa az sarsr s. 80 ss.s 1850 = ,As ..ssH
and ~ snat9fs trsins sna eesnsss-as eertasa VITA
e,tra trslns M lshina time Passenger
th. ferry haeen ninssss ssfsrs tAs trslns leave
DAssENoERs DESTROYS on VISITING rnE cars
ilI Mountain he1se tAks ths hmssex sl.sf Raj
road te Ozt kNl efpeste Cstss taxt~E Nee ERA
n9 osloes A. e'ele.s ~ ssA 80 s'slees r
:s ss sslsss - lie roo 70 r.,s y ..s.s
tysnts sssay % s'eiscs n, asis W sssAm.s osesss
Washington from New Vera MpnasTa Wsanes1svs ss@
Frdays from Albany Trssf.y Thsrsssys sad saturdays
CUNDAY BsAT ron srwARE-LAxDrsq AT vas.
~ sen Point Fare IL. teats Tia stes14ef hlftahe
will leave the het q srrias street. AZ ~ 40 keeses
street NJ e'eoek. A. Hsturulng MI leave Asr&fk 81
O'Clock, Y. ~, from the feet Of Akskst street
CuNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NkwBrR0 LAND
- Ing a. fenksrs, Hastings petis fsrrf. terv tsws
Sing sing, usssrstrav, Nerpisnts, Nshwe1s NeAfe2s
Dock sed Geld sprins tssehas % nsmmesa s,rs., sA
Fare hfty cents NewburK. The steamer tHoa
urfsR csp.ain G. psshy VIZ leave ne pier, tea q
ssy sss'ss - ~ s.ssr ..s..s :, ~ .,sss
Then tyips ~ "a sss ~ Dss asssss ~ ssas@A.
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TTARRIsoN,s Sugar ANTTporE -Taosr WHO

HARRISON'S SRGAR ANTIDOTE THOSE WHO
have the habit Of smoking In youth know
Although the effects the o9ns
glAnduar by the Of tobacco
tfcia want nearly bndtng nature and that want
strength Harrisons segsr and Tobacco AntidotS
the Of tobacco and also all desire its
the and glands to their normal condition. and the
juices Of the body to their natural currents One
two bottles Of the antidots win cure tho most
be spent seears during the time. Sold G. H.
Rings of Br Midway and John street. and NJ Mrs.
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pRID0EwATRR PAlNT.-rHR BEST ARTICLE EVER
ID offered to the public for roofs decks ana bottoms Of
steamers and from its spark and sndsr proof quas for
mems 1s a. the depot Of tbs company Yer sale
OPS 81 and 100 lbs, ~ r. BOGkR1, General Agent rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

USRFNCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, CARCELS, MODE
IL rators, studios, solar lamps Of every description
and prices for parlOrs libraries billiard tables 30
repaired the best French rApeseed oil always hand
20 per cent cheaper than
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LIxTRA PUBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
II Mrs H. Roeder l49 West Eighteenth street. Is Che Only
person thst gives rue nfor nation e. all Interesting Affairs
fsson with the planets and science trne and
Those who have consulted MRS ii. ROKDER know ths
truth skill In tho science
name has spread throughsut the United States with tho
most profound confidence Of the public She IL visted
persons of the highest respcstaby to their entire salts
faction in regard to health wealth marriages. love affairs
absent friends sickness death
Of imposors and remember her residence lao West
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INOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITsD STATES
II mail line. The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
S. woodruff captain, will leave Saturday, August6,
1T O'Clock p. NJ, from pier No North rivw Applyto
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, Is Droadway,
Tia Alabama, Goo r. Sohenck, Wednesday AUGUST 10
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They are all first class New York built saps provided
with All requisite articles o ths comfort and
The price OF passage 100 without vines quor
Goods sent to the Subscribers viii be forwarded free from
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKkN, Agents, lC4 Pearl street.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
y and Bremen -Bremen Nail Line.-Ths aide wheel
steamer HANSA, 220o teAs. ana 0xKhANIA, L6e teAa
will sail ~ fsnsws:-
vRon pHpunH. vRox VIEW vonx.
Germa MA. $3.50. August i. September 1.
Hansa-. August -. September y.
Passage from New York 20 BYemsn:-
First cabin 500 Second eabn -
For freight or passage igPIE 70 IN 90 a,o.a ..,.
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, Lses sommssdsr,
for Hsvre touching - - issd The
o'clock from pier No. n Price Of passage srs, sssn
$40; second cabin, SO Lusss not sanssa during tbs
marked below. No mershAadss Will be received board
s'sr ASgHssa = Fer ssh. Z; apply
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pAssrNoERs DESTROYS or VISITING rnE cars
iii Mountain heuse tAke NE hmasom klsef nxii
road te Oat kNl efpeste Cstsa tsax~H ~sw LEA
tq o'clock A. n " e'eiesk ~ ssA k.sl ssleea p
snd Albany a. ~ sha y y s'tisek A saa " -
Asd 4 NJ O'clock =. siso fram Nc rssk W s~smst
vssnss ssae{ s."ss ~ ess 80 1870 -
Frdays from Albany Twsst.ys Thsrssy saa saturdays
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IN via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company q
Nicaragua propretors Through in advance Of the mail
Oaly line giving through tickets iseiudsg the Ishmas
crossing The now double engine steamship STAR or III
WEST eco tons burt hen will leave from pier NO. North
river at o'clock r. precisely for San Juan del Ncrc,
Saturday August 9Th ocnneonng with the new Asd IA
Nicaragua tran,t ronte, having but twelve mule: q
land These steamers unsurpassed In
their ventilation and For information
passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
B Bowling Green,
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HoUGHTON'S MAGNETOELECTRIC MACHINES
II for medical purposes Patent applied or)Thess
ats self without sSds qpds
desired by the practitioner Of medicine and surgery pro-
ducing agent Of great value for the Of
class of diseases, the only
the public esnsructsd and 20 soien
always be relied to give the nHuonS desired for the
Atim neuralgia headaeho tootha ,hc swssd
joints, cholc, cholera epilepsy Sickness and
many other diseases Manufactured and for sale by
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sISEzSE $lLiSss1 o.. Ne = Wan sssssA
re. noS5sIsA GO, pki.g'' Ara Yssa; Ls.aca
vistoxg~s. Pag1s
eco. ~ DRAPDk MavpA
Ne 81 shsss shss vt noe ~ ssssuntabs ~ RsA
snysr ksllSsa spsss jswsiry, psssss stsnss osSe
ss'ess hs q h6ias are $500 sAssss asa ~ wales
thereof therein sspfssss1-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

HSHE FLEMING ELECTROMAGNETIC TAKE PLAOy
i Ut Castle Garden.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST g.
when mammoth entertainment will be presented, Fer
particulars, general advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

CTEAM BPTwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
= The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compasy's
steamer GLASGOW Il, 062 900 powerD ke.
bert Craig semnssssr will leave New Yo,t r Glasgow
on Saturday, November 81 " oeloeh First cabin
saosp state rooms 500 DO. do nidship dol G5; sssord
cabin, go; third GLASS; 22- Appy
to j. MoSYMON AJ DroAdvay.
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EoR sHREwsBuRY. Long BRANCH HIGHLAND
II Dock, Ocean House, and Ocean Pert.-Ths steam
or JANIS HRIsToPnbR, CAPT, John Price, will leave
per foot o. Barclay street q. iosws-tsrs = sea,s-
"a ~ sHasps "a ~ An io,L ~ N: l,,h ls..
Aussa 81 az An 9TH B A. ~ su<ts T.. n sth OK
A. A. pth and 10Th, = A. NJ, ilth, A NJ 18th pa M
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A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP ooMPANY-roR PoRY

niaccnt new steamship GOLDEN AGE, SEQ bsIthss
D. D. Porter u. N, commander will positively he de-.
spatcheS for the above ports Monday August a tvs
O'Clock precisely, from her dock pier No. ~ n Thls
70 The Collins line Of stesmers and = beloved win prove
the steamship the world Her acoommo&A
tions for second and third cass are
rior to those Of steamer built Rates Of passxe
First class ladies sslssn AH5 nrt class saloon
$3.50 second GLASS $5 third class sos The hooks
open. Fer freight passage, apply to
J. HOWARD 4 son, Agents, "a Broadway
NOR BERMUDA AND ST. ruOMAs.-TuE STEAMER
MERLIN, Capt. Cronan, will sail for the above slar Dc
on Monday, August 49, Passage money Va Bsrmnda 40;
20 st. Thomas $40 Fer passage apply to s. CuNARD.
No. Do wiling Green
E,OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.-To SAIL ON THURS.
day, the 18th Of August, at o'clock r. N. The
ateamsbip LOUISIANA, j. smith, commander $40 tons
will pier No. North river. ~ above For freight
uessureent goods Is cents per cubic foot passage
large and airy state $50 apply 70 the master
board, or to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent
No. Bowling Green
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L,OR sALE--THE sLOoP YACHT ARIEL, WALL
found with sails, and every thing in the best
order. Inquire Of John G. Baxter stipchandr, No. s
West street, Spring.
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fyROTON AQUBDUCT DEPARrNBNr-ro cs-s-
~ trsstera-SsAlss prseesl., endorsed 81 for
=: cfss. & ,a II: y ~
with ths nsesssasy receiving and enlysrts IN
Gsnssyecss STREET ncm shs nudeon r 20 rssrA ssrSd
the for the Of ths sAns and osnss
v ths Water PurvsyoS, - mis- once
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(yROTON AQUEDUCT DErApfMENT-TOco CONTRACT
" Sealed prsposas enSrssd Proposals. for bulldog
In Prince street" viii be received d the once She
day. the lSth day Of August 1853 q Y 20 b.d
Prince street, from Thompson 70 street. The plaI
Of tho and for building the same and al
plisation 70 the WssW Purveyor, at this oMes.
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IL United States Mail Line, twice week The steamship
ROANOKE, =; Cayendy commander leave. pier Is Norsh
JAMESTOWN Lewis Parrish eommsr der every Saturday
days OF sailing For freight spry beard and for pas
PLhASAkTS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

Comets, doubtless, answer. some
wise and good purpose so do women.
Comets are inconprehensive, beauti-
fnl, and eccentric; so are women.
Comets confound the most learned,
when they attempt to ascertain their
nature so do women. Comets eanal.
ly excite the admiration of the philos.
opher and of the clod of the valley !;
so do women. Comets and women,
therefore, are closely analogous but
the nature of which being inscrutible.
all that remains for us to do is, to
view with admiration the one. and,
almost to alteration, love the other
Ryme1fs Scrap Book.
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EATON ROUGE:::MAY, 10, 1853

rrI0HN G. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and Chartrcs sts-ets, New Orleans, is the
only author zcd Al gent for this paper In that
city, any business with this paper can be
.ransa tied through hin. and his receipts be
subscriptions, dvertisements. &c, will for
valid.
"v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for this
paper 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--BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YORK, Tribune Bull.
dings; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Third
and Chesnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

10 We have seen Gotschalk' s last
concert announced in the New Orleans
papers for the past few weeks. This
puts US again in mind of that quaint
paper in the Spectator where an ac-
count is giviu Of the death of Mr. Bax-
ter the pious author of the Call to
Christians" Addison says tina, when
he died a book was published entitled
"Iast words of Mr. Baxtar." So great
was the demand for the book, that it
was but short time .efore another
edition came out entitled more of the
last words of MIR. Baxtar." We SUD.
pose that Gotschalks last concert has
taken 30 we'll, that few more of the
last can be afforded upon the same
terms.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

f-The Louisiana Democrat says.
''the Devil tale The True Della. = The
editor Of the True Delta hys il Is the
borrowed expression Of supdry kDaves
in his section. If We we're to indulge
a thought-or rather a. suggestion on
this subject we should say that if there
be any truth in the expression from
Shakespeare las false as-''the Devil
could not put the True Delta to any
use in his dominions, he would prefer
the Democrat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

Qsssck ~ 15s 1siig Yoa x!lI
please obmsve, aid "a Nh. Lbs
well, ls h6led ~ through - sleol
the cher ~, that lie boys are re-
iquisea to ebserve Tie utmosr attention
o q1fstnS8 q we'll as 70 didplinG
We ha1 y this mouaent siIive4 in
front Of several boys sanding around
: water bucket~and one lad hid jud
charged bis mouth with the coitents
Of the cup while the old gentleman
was STOPPING over to recover his pen
from the floor, when another passing
along behind, snapped his fingers
quick under the drinkers ear, and
caused him on sudden to eject the
contents Of his mouth over the pedago-
CUES bald pate. Standing upright.
with his face and hair dripping, the
master shouted: -
Who done that ? a;ss
The party unanimously cried out,
Jim Gun, SIR
James Gun. what did you do that
for?' OFF :s@ 81
Jim, appalled, at the mischief he
had done, muttered that it was not his
hult-that Tom Owen s,sapt him,
This changed the direction Of old
Lambwelps wrath, and shaking his
cane portentiously over Ovens head,
he asked
Did you snap Gun ?
The cuIprit, trembling with fear,
muttered:
Yes, sir, l snapt Gun-bnt didn't
ku0U that lie acl1s I0aded.'
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Inn N ediate Applicafion.

MUST be- male by all who wish to learn
lNl Mr.. Woon's deligh,ful system of
Drawing and Painting from Nature. His
exhibition is closed. classes have commen-
ced, and ne pupils will be received, for
two or three days only. and they will be
required to take two or three lessons day,
as Mr.. w. has hu. a limited time 10 stay,
owing to his htisines. engagements in New
York. Apply to Mr.. w. at Mrs. Meekers.
NAV 10 IT.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

GA meteor recently fell on the
tower Of Lincoln Cathedral, England.
and set FIRE to one Of the pinnacles
during aviolent SLOW storm. A ball
Of FIRE descended upon the centre
tower Of the cathedral, and burst with
loud explosion, emitting beautiful
rose-colored flames and accompanied
by flash like lightning. No other
signs of electricity in the air either
preceded or succeeded the appearance
IF the meteor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

~ The murder of JOSEPH RINK
in Philadelphia, has been clearly fixed
on AUTHOR SPRING now under sentence
OF death for the murder Of Mrs. LYNCH
and Mrs, SHOW. The Grand Jury
has ignored the bill against JEROME
FEckErr who stood charged with the
crime. 5oss +z-.f(s
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

10 According to the late action Of
the Legislature the Public School fund
will ibe apportioned to the Parishes
respectively. The money will be paid
TO the Parish Treasurers on their war
rants for the same, and by them dis
tr;buted to the teachers.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

A Scotch lady entered storeAin
Boston, and euquired for table-cloth
Of dambroad pattern.
1--WE have some pretty broad" was
the reply OF the astonished salesman,
"but none quite so broad as that
Tha lady explained that dambroad
was the Scotch term for chequered
pattern.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

New fsria""o aid Baton HOuXo Rail
,s,., Road Company.
SEc. he Il snaotM hi lie Seno,e and
House NJ Representatives Of the STATE of Loai..
ana in ,'snsr@ -4sanlbig ,ccnvem.d, That it
shall bslawt'si TO open books in the city OF
New nrIesns am! city Of Baton Rouge. ard
at such other place or places as a majority
OF the commissioners hereinafter lamed
shall tElnk e.. under the DIRECTION of F. D.
Conrad, ". 3. Walker. Philip Hicky. Danl.
d. Avery, W. s. Pike. J. A. Mediation. w.
r. 'Tunoard. 5. NJ Hart. 5. B. Kleinpe,er.
b. +. barney, Geo S. Lacy r. G. Buffinr-
ton; or any t~o IF The same. or Of anv dep
nties orascnt Of said commissioners. for
the purpose Of receiving subscription 10 the
amount e. eas fniiliea Of dellars, in shares
Of one bm'drel dollars each, to constitute a
joint eapirsistnck. for the purpose Of maxi
ing Railroad fpm some point within the
cnrporafisE o. Baton Rouge, to be appro, ell
BY the Common Caancil. or to intersect the
New Orleans and Jackson Rsilroad for the
purpose o. sx,-n'ling TIE SAME. should the
company .-rebv Incorporated at the COM
mencement q = . work. esany time after
wards. decr : advisable 10 10 SO. from Bat
on Rouge TO the Mississippi State line.
The above named commissioners will
meet on No day The 23d inst. at 12 o'clock
A. N. at fhe office of s. NJ. Heart & CO., in
city Of Baton Rouge. for the purpose of
opening the books as above provided for.
NAV 9Th H.. sg@,lz-a ~ "a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

The Arabs have been and are sus-
tanned through their struggle against
the French by confidence in certain
prophecies which are current among
them to the effect that the day of Frank
rule will pass away. They believe
that God will raise up man to chace
away the French, and establish new
empire in North Africa.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

A LARGE BIRD.-The Maysville
Express says that a bird of extraordi-
nary size and of unknown species, wars
killed in Bracken county, few days
since, by Mr.. A. Mcdonald. 1t was
six feet high, its wings measuring
seven feet nine inches, from tip to tip,
and white as snow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

NJ The election for members
the Police Jury for this Ward. result
ed in the choice of F. ARBoUh for the
first, and GEO. V. TRupEAU the second
Ward.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

~ Nine Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars has already been subscribed in New
Orleans for a new Bank under the
Banking laws of the last Legislature.
The new establishment is to be called
the Bank of New Orleans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

Prudent Foyethought,-Lady
Margaret Herbert asked somebody for
pretty pattern for night cap.
Well" said the the person, what
signifies the pattern for a night cap %
'Oh! child" said she, "but you know
in case of a fire. %
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-10

% As another evidence of the in.
creased patronage of that excellent Ia.
per, the Southern Seminal, an Extra
Of last weeks edition is before u.s.
BKADBuRN is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to-be-daunted- fellow, and if his indus.
try and perseverance does not over
come all obsticles there is no truth in
this ancient saying
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Cosey de- Sirseme Dist. xm9jeieiye.
Pay0isse d Est Baton. koxee,
"A TTENDU que GABnfrI 0Sxizm ct
n BEnsARD Du1uy, de Ia dl hy,isse,
&c sont adressea ID dite Cour por ~ nom
mes con)ointemept administrateufs de Ia
succession de Jacques Moreau, DECIDE
Avis est par Ia presente donnE I tOutes
personnes interests de faire savoir leuY Sai-
sons daas dix jours de Ia premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquei Ia dite application
ne serait pas accordse. A. MORENO,
mai 10. 81 Gfefier.
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@ We are authorized to announce
DANIEL d. AVERY, as candidate for
Judge OF the Sixth Jadicial District Court.
for the Parishes of East and West Baton
Rouge and Ibesville. Election 3rd Monday
in May. 4FI
All papers in the District will please
copy and send their bills TO this Office.
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Smoked Pig'sTongues.
COMMITTING novel and choice for sale
~ by lmay 10 lyl JOSHUA BEAi
ID chopin rendess his thanks to the
i Public for the patronage he has re-
ceived. begging continuance Of il /: be has
established an Omnibus for the accomoda-
ton Of his customers, which willpass daily
through ihe'prinripal streets Of Baton Rouge
without charge. fromS tol2 4. n. and from
to ?. NJ, to his Cheap Store No. l South
Boulev ard street may 102w.
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70 We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G. REALE. as candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District.
composed of the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge and Iberville. Election 4th
Monday in May. =
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20 Of late the shipping in New
York harbour has increased so rapidly
that vessels are unable to procure births
until some days after their arrival.
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!, u Our old friend and compeer,
A. BLACK Esq, has just received his
appointment as Post Master for the town
of Plaquemine.
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OFFERS his professional services to the
~ public. Office on Church Street, two
doors East of Waddilfs Drug Store.
Residence on St. Hrpolite ST., between
church ard north streets. NAV 7-y
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Still MORE INDUcEMENrs--It will
be seen in another column that p.
CHOPIN, proprietor of Cheap Store
No. l. is about to run an Omnibus for
the accommodation of his customers.
This is decidedly the latest wrinkle,
and it will be hard for competition to
get ahead Of 1t. Only think Of it.
The Omnibus will run free Of charge
to take in and take down customers