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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

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H. % market a % ssi S aaSs1 3 de- De
ture delivery sale. Of 1000 Sbi, At sI Prime Ms.:
ioI Prime -: nelnded @ n he sss are @ bS
SRSI S oh the & 1s Ssa M ss
ard the stock :tss Of 10 hsa and s' si at aS. sS:a
s. Of lso tS' and Butter and ehee'eare in lin
s: fs: sSs sss$ss!. :$: Ssi
Do Do Prime Prime pSsL Reef a .a:g,$ g.s sG
%. p! Hs.s 2 @ss co utter 9I.sssSe: 2gss
Bon Be-. s:; s:i S: utter Ohio
Do. Prime new. i scsii e2i Cheese ...... 90 ls
P6TnToEs"A naGasd decline hs. taken place since our
ws S % sS a pe Se 9 af O. a There S % @ FOR
port the high attained restricts business The ee.- the
n % $
v..d + "a make quiet the sales
sIITThe sales since our sst are one cargo onare about
s 5S sT N. adj bI % 70 for Aho - na SI cS SEsn e
ic G,GgPd market without change and the supply : .
HfpTs3 sHfaRX '9S % rsa demand I 9 sa With is . 'Se The
91s & :: s s s9s sSS M i SoIs % E With but m
ips the bulk Of that here held at l a2e
cc %d .s 81 o:i q s's @ sf: SsAs s% and 5S d = m
ss aGSsn FLY !, gSs une, % % 's ye % esw ~ ~
sPTLIERThere but little doing; the market heavy 81
sALTPETER-Tbe Shipping List reports sales bags
soAP-Ebslsh moderate and rreques ssle
Of go bxea and SOC boxes Oh private terms Newfors
SUGARS have become dull but price, not varied tn. de-
cSts MSae ado at 80 hRds New ossSs Sci 80
hid, Porto te white lie and IA
5Es,The business sht son.int q 2co bag. PEPPER
and 81 rolls Ceyen Cinnamon TO arrive IL Phv.e terms
& 1 %s ss So s :: @ b. bssI are
msae o h, 80 ssqmsd .sd:I sale; 100 .,.
'ss.,i sI I'll IS for sax sad IS IS for L C. Coke.
market firm and The supply shi with sood
ard 70 geo bs prime at .s l2e. including eco bA Western
TEAsTtsIs h.,s been two public sale. h. week the fry; Of
posed of The other well attended and mostly disposed Of
sss. 1 81 o n a. IA s III. sf.
Gull and in view Of the large number Of es announced
ToBACco-Ksntuely during advanced e owing
s sales rs Rha KenaeLy md nTe 'iSs1 q J. u;
Ohio md Connecticut Seed Les sale ls7 bales Haysn.
@: s:5 5 : = 6 s.
Ma'TS County sisii M.nHf med ls:: :......io si:
90 S :aS :aaf s% s1 is No :lsi lsis s
Yss::............ IS as Msnuf pounds No LIS q2
Hsvsna hlsst wrsp'D 9cc M.nuf pounds aeSiun..N dls
florda wr.PPeIs Ills eso Manu- POun1' common els
Penpsyyaoi. seed leaf. ais M.baf i.aieS on
WOOL-Dsmestie very dull, and prices nOEina the
in the country holding off o still further eOneesou
net disposed yed and Oa.ns their 0et foreign
quite dull and nominal the the receipts
isir hea o. no sales worthy Of We quote:
Do Fal Bsd Msino... Q south Am.
Do ss1s .tS and s3 E fSs:f ad AH
Do Pulled, counirJ ESQ African Wahsd Il asa
EItrs dO...........tods2 % smyrna
Peruvian Washed smyrna Washed u as
Valparaiso, Unwhsd ....lsd4 Mexican INV
wHIsKY-The market better with good demsnd Tor Ph.
dtlrhs se Of 500 bbs At SCI SIC for Ohio and P
whALEBoNE-Nothins q moment dong u hss ias P,c..
n he htsflc o Are nal
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

MURDER WILL Our.-Another
mystery has been solved, and another
veri6cation Of the old adage, that
murder will out" has been furnished
by the confession of convict, a form
er accomplice of Saul. Hewlett, and
johnson, who died in Sing Sing prison
during the last week, known as "Fren.
cy." According to his statements, the
young German, who was assassinatcd
in this city some years ago, and whose
body was found in the water, near the
Battery, was murdered by himself and
the parties above named. Saul and
Hewlett, Notwithstanding the efforts
made to save them, died on the gal
lows, and johnson was consigned to
prison for life, from whence he stands
a great chance of leaving for the pur-
pose Of standing his trial for this
crime. If he is brought to this test,
his fate is certain.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

% Subscribers are hereby eau.
toned against paying any monies for
subscription to Thomas O'Keefe, who
has lately been collecting for the South
ern Journal in the First District.
This step is in consequence of the
sudden disappearance Of this gentle-
man with the fruits Of his labors
Mr.. O'Keefe is out with note, in
which he says he was only employed
to "collect." Nothing,was said about
paying over, or he would not have
undertaken The business,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21
Cape Lime.
A SMALL lot in store and for sale hy
a lAprill al JOSHUA BEAL.


nR. THlLMAN who has made himsel +
~ known to eternity. by the discovery
Of the above named medicine in the time
when Cholera was raging to such fearful
extent in Europe, has also sustained his
high name in New Orleans in 1910. Al.
though do not recommend Dr.. It's, drops
as a certain remedyto Tor Cholera, l recon-
mend them with the confidence which
they have given under my eyes in 1s49,
and which cannot disappoint after trial
ofalmost 100 years, under the eyes Of the.
most celebrated practitioner. These drops
are taken from 20 drops to . tea.spoonful.
as the urgency Of the case may require.
Full directions will be gived with each
bottle. A. GOLDMANN.
april4 4. Apothecary, Post Office corner.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21
AVIS.

AVIS.
C0ny de- Siz;ense Dist. .1udacinirs
Paroisse TEst Baton Rouge.
A TTEDU que Amos Adams ct Clar. L.
II Adams, sa femme, de Ia dite Paroisse.
a fat application 4 Ia dite cour pour etrs
nomm6s administrators de ID sue cessjon de
Mary M. May, derniere,oent de cette Pc
roisse, decedee, en- place de James s. Bailey,
decede, president administrators de Ia sue
cession.
Avis est par Ia presente donnEs / toute-
personnes intEresses de faife savoir leur rai-
son dams dix jours de ID premiere publicas
ton de Get avis, pourquoi Il dit applieatiou
ne ssrait pas accord6e.
svli2-fej " MORENO, Crefisr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

EThe Junior editor Of the Advo-
cate is out with Z card in the Gazette,
denying the charge that he is know
Nothing" live may be permitted
to speculate" on the subject, we think
that the mistake originated in this
wise. The Junior editor Of the Ad-
vocate with number Of other good
looking fellows in town-inclnding
ourself has diploma from q very
powerful and respectable organization
At Port Hudson. The fact fthe Jun
ior editor Of the Advocate being spok-
en- Of for President Of the Baton Rouge
branch Of the club, may have given
rise to the report that he is . "Know
Nothing Hence the mistake. The
Port Hudson political party-ofwhich
the aClub" i the head, know several
things not known to nobody slss that
Ne know.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~On the 9th inst, there will be
l Railroad meeting in this city, to
which the citizens Of w. Baton Rouge.
and Iberville are invited to be present
The object Of the meeting is " take
into consideration the subject Of con.
Meeting the Capital with the Com.
mercial Emporium. All persons in
terested in the matter are invited to
be present.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21
Who wants it! who wants IT

Who wants 1t! Who wants IT!
IVES who wants our old Iron Chest
Il its drawers are cmpty-the first OF
the month has gone, and our dear Eleven
thousand customers, Che sinners-not
more than Corporaps guard, God ble.s
them) have proved p,nctual. Yes who
wants our old Iron Chest, for while it re-
mains, we cannot conquer the ambition we
feel to have it filed. Yes il must 70. for
if we but hint to our Ten Thousand and
odd delinquents or eccentrics that we want
money, our debts must be paid. &C.. off
goes our head, and we are done with him.
All! how we envy the dogs Of Printers and
Doctors-they never want money, wont
some Of them take our old chest? We
pray you do gentlemen before You are
robbed.
For particulars. enquire at the Feed.
Produce and Grocery concern, pear Wad-
dil's Drug Store.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

% On the 18th inst, q very large
mass meeting Of the citizens Of New
Orleans held ct the St. Charles
Theatre. to urge on the people the i'm
portance Of rsceiving the ordinances in
reference to the Rail road tax. Genl
John L. Lewis preaided, and the meet
ing was addressed by several distin-
guished orators; among others the
Hon. Mr.. McRae Governor Of Missis-
sippi addressed the meeting. Resolu-
tions were adopted that each one con.
stitute himself member Of . Vigi.
lance Committee, to explain the effect
Of the ordinances, and urge their
adoption.
The vote Is to be taken to-day.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

DR.. Wood, Of Cincinnati, has re-
moved the greater portion Of patients
under jaw. The patient was alive the
next day, and the operation was said
to be successful. If he continues to
live his case will be one Of the most
remarkable IN the books.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

rAt early candle light this even
ing. there will be meeting at the
old Presbyterian church. for the pur-
pose Of organising Lyoeum and de-
batting Club. Such persons as favor
the move, and will lend their aid to
the society, are invited to attend.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

NV Os1sAss, April ISL. 1854.


| NV o.1s4ss, April is.h. 1854.
DlAR CoMEr.-"Aan dslights M
not, nor wo1pan neither Phancy Ham.
lies Phulinks, when from his amblipe
tongue, he pushed that sentence Just
before that, said be, "What . piece d
work is man r. and = pretty piece Of
work he made Of him before he had
fretted out his brief hour on the stage
-"quintessence Of DUST now-a-days
he's gold dust, weighed measured and
calculated By averdupois-let him be
ever 50 alloyed and he passes, 50 long
a. the test pronounces him . good
placer, which BY digging into We may
get mine, strike a "lead" or ressurect
nugget" As for woman, shower
about me 70 heavenly guards" they
are nowadays neither gold nor silver,
bell metal or braas-they are the rag
money Of the country some "red
backs" some "blue backs" some with
"specie basis," and some with no
basis at all, but the beautiful ginger
bread character, that look so promis-
ing in the sun light-most Of them
have their dates rubbed out, and you
can't tell when they were filed up
MAN delights not me. nor woman
neither The foregoing is an admir-
able text. if l only had the time to d.
late upon it-were / to consider it at
all, l should divide it thus:
First, Man considered in the ab.
as an animal old aud
young.
Secondly, Woman ditto, ditto.
Thirdly, Man and Woman both to.
gether-the anticipatory results and
Lastly, Men, women and children,
their uses, abuses and excuses.
What a glorious field Depreciation, |
illustration, figures Of Rhetoric, and
flowers of poetry. Take it up Mr..
Comet, and pitch into it, with your
usual acumen, grace. elegance and
profundity.
In these days Of Reform, (God save
The mark y all kinds Of abuses are
being castigated awfully-high-toned
is once more on the tapis
Rampant, and High Burma lies pros
rate on field cert. 1t is awful the
winter Of the disconnected First
Districkers," is made tall summer, by
he late election. and all the clouds
hat lowered over the Why party-ih
he deep bosom of the "Know-Noth.
ngs" buried, including the 9TH Ward.
Rampant riot, bowie knives and self
ockers! slung shot and sword canes,
hese are the arguments Of the Refor-
ners, and mighty good debate they
re. Their "Ipse dixit," is the fiat Of
'ate, and the ukase Of the First Dis
rict has determined forever the hopes
Erin.
Letters from ''little Puddlington,"'
ontain graphic accounts Of several
that are under way there :
them l notice an addition to
lilly Blowpipe's Livery Stable-town 7
leeting and resolution to add three
;alls more to the Market House. An !
rder from the Council to employ ,
'aptiste to bail out the frog-pond.
Should l conclude SO spend day !;
. so at Little Pud, l will call and sec a
ot the imam in the moon,' but his q
'usin. the imam Of the Comet
Yours at intervals, +
SOL. a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~For many years past. We have
met regularly, in the morning. a very
industrious and peaceable citisen--Mr.
Charles LANCE. on his way to and
from the ordinance department. where
for his sobriety and punctuality. he
has been employed for the past sew
enteen years. For the last few days
h. has been missing on Third street.
and on enquiry we are panied to learn
his death. Mr.. LANCE, though mol
politically q citizen lowing to his
birth, was socially valuable member
Of society-honest and upright-sober
and industrious. Qualities more essen.
tisl to make . man than the cast of
complexiop.) We take pleasure in
paying this humble tribute to the
memory Of Mr.. Charles Lauge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

BLUE DEvlLs.-It is fashionable
habit, particularly among people who
have no real sorrows, to indulge in
what is called 1.-THE blues" The COM
plant, we are inclined to believe, eth.
er has its origin in diseased liver, or
q morbid sentimcntalism. In the first
case, we would recommend partial
fasting and a purgative; in the Sec
ond. chapter Of cheerful philosophy.
What is the use Of signing like furn-
pace mouth over imaginary griefs !?
What's the use Of repining at fortune?
Be content. life on earth is fleeting,
1t will soon be over. The darker the
night Of human existence. the brighter
will be the dawning Of the eternal day.
Don't sigh for wealth don't pine for
woman. Gods Universe is full of
riches, full of beauty. All will come
out right in the end; and every soul,
sooner or later, will have its share Of
happiness. Only wait and work in
hope and patience, and the blue devils
will vanish with the phantoms Of
darkness.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~ Yesterday evening, Mr.. Green
B. White, was thrown from his horse
in Lafayette street-opposite Bogel's
Drug store, and very seriously inur-
ed. It is supposed one Of his ribs is
broken.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~The. Orleeniau says there is
only one paper in Egypt small
monthly sheet in the Arabic language,
At four dollars . year. 1t is devoted
mainly to the powers that be, and
every one in the employ ofthe Pacha
IL Obliged to subscribe to It.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~The Masonic fraternity Of Con-
necticut, are about to erect, at Dan.
bury, . splendid monument to the
memory Of Major General David Woo
ster. . hero Of the Revolution, and the
6rst Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
ofthat State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

LAMARrlNE-The Paris cores
pendent Of the Washington Sentinel,
having paid a recent visit to Lamar
tine, gives the following account Of
the poet-statesman: Il spent part of
last evening with Lamartine. He lives
in q pretty. but humble residence !;
and we found him surrounded by men
Of letters and distinguished persons of
liberal views from every land. He is
still a fne-looking man his appear
ance and manner both remind one Of
Henry Clay; frank, bold and fearless.
We are happy to learn that bis estate,
which was deeply involved by the
sacrifice he made for his country, is
now, by his own extraordinary indus
try and perseverance, nearly relieved
from debt. Besides many other liter
ary occupations, lie is engaged in the
life Of Washington, which will be pub
lished within this year."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

ANOTHER AssuMPrloN.-It is a
fixed fact that high heeled shoes for
ladies'. is regularly entered edict in
the book of fashion. This is another
feature foresbadowing the (new order
Of things. Daily-Ay, hourly are the
ladies striding in over the heads of thu
male population, driving them out Of
their strong holds. The young gents
will now have to give up scolloped
heeled boots-taperiug down'toa del
icate extremity; for the ladies are trip.
ping about, in that kind now; making
a great deal Of unnecessary noise on
the side walks. Square toes, will soon
follow, and then sensitive fellows will
have to look out how they behaved or
literally 1--WE use q 6gurative express
stony they may be Kicked"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

~Tbere il new invention Just
patented, by which metal is worked
into lace for curtain trimmings, and
parlour decorations.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

HOur nsighbor h Lafayette street
starts : very funny leader IN Thurs
days paper, in this fashion. Frank
lin Piece in 1852 and I SIN No.
vember 1862, this man was elected 70
the Presidency. DC, DC, de-" We find
the phraseology "this man" very fun
ny to come from 80 dignifeds source.
No one claims for M.-Pierce any Of
the attributes of : demi-god-all
know that he belongs to the great for
ked radish genius homo-usually cal
led man" but is he not something
more than ordinary, If not in person,
in position Is he not President Of
the Great Republic, over which Wash
ington himself thought it an honor to
preside ! Then if 20, Why not speak
Of him, with respect due, and expec-
ted by common gentleman. Should
our ancient neighbor in Lafayette
street be called on to notice editorially
the finding Of. the body of a man in
the river, with dove colored snake
skin pants on his extremities he would
certainly "The body Of gentle
man was found floating" Then why
not show a little respect for the posi-
ton, if not the person of the Presi-
dent?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

ELOUR.-5O barrels ''fancy,.; st. Louis
i just received and for sale BY
april IA. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

rAPE GlRARDEAU LTMElL2oo
~ barrels Of this superior Lime, Just
received and for sale at
apfil-14. GEO. M. HEROMAN'S
Lime and Cement Depot.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-21

rOFFEE. BROOMS OIL AND DRIED
~ FRUITSi 10 dozen brooms: 10
barrels dried peaches and spples; 10 bar
rels lard oil 10 bags Rio coffee just receiv :
ed and for sale by.
april 9Th JosnuA BrAL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-24
TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION.

g EYMOUR'S GALV ANIC ABDOMINAL
~ y PPOR r. new remedial Agent or a
new method of applying old most popular one
presented to the Profession, and tarougn il TO al who
are afflicted with diseases requiring the application GAL
VANISH, such as AmenOrhea Chorosis; Dysme
Prolapsus Ueri Leuchorhea; H. Hystera; Lunbag pae
in the back Dyspepsia dependant atony
weakness from of ths
em and all kindred Affections 10 the PLY scans il
enough TO this instrument is
lie Galvane CURRENT made to through organ,
rousng and stimulating to healthy action assisting
and oft nsupercedng other remedies
best authors of the day, Medical Journals, in
Nashville and other cities using the nsrument s the
Systematically constructed Abdominal
invented which will be apparent scientific man ON
mechanical support may be dispensed with, may ind
Gated by each Physicians hail il potent ally in COM
batting OF the troublesome of diseases which of
ten tax their patience and skill.
Seymour's Obstetrical Supporter,
This is aud in that ost trv.
would hinR of dispens with its they
its ad vantages places under the control patient all
the aid she requires No aceOueher maintain
rca practice no does not it, when efficacy
made known to the public r. ..
StYMUUR's PLACENTA PoRCEPS This instrument
has on TO be be approved and appreciated see
M. DIS in Nashville and other places using All or
ders addressedto I... r. d. PAYNE,
of Berry d DemOville, Nashville Tenn
from the States of Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Georgia, Fiorda Mississippi, louisiana Iexas or
Arkansas for either of the above instruments meet with
promptattenton.
They also be had at the following houses:
j. G. BROWNS, ii. G.. SC0VEL'S, W. F. GRAYS J.
NJ. .ZlMMERMANS, g.. W. HEN NDERSHOTS Mrs r. A
co. ES No. SO North Market St, and C. A B5BINSON&
Co., Shelbyvile.
mars '54-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-24
SOUTHERN
Com m ercial COLLEGE.

WRITING INSTITUTE.
THE first term of this College will COM y es
i mence on MONDAY, Feb. Is, in the >HSNsevs
large and spacious room in Coopers block 1z1sa
on Cherry street, five doors above Deaderck G@ses4
The course of instruction in this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and Penmanship-- ---..
opupH will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified 10 discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted BY the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which dspenses with the the Jour
na greatly essening the IF labor and liability TO
err and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal supertuous and enables the keeper
post his personal daily and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form is more particularly designed for the
of retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the mer-
chant may at all times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gain, together with the quantity of goods hand without
resorng to the tedious process of taking inventory
This institution will be permanent and has been esab-
Gshed to meet the already important and growing COM
merca interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
and it is designed to place upon basis inferior
The importance, every business man. of a knowledge
ofsccounts, must be sufficiently obvious to all refectin
minds.
To the of wealth. it is important enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecunay loss
and the Lawyer is often called upon the dIscha- -ge Of
hs professional duties to unrsvei the most intricate
counts but to the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood it is invaluable Itgves him
position which nothing else can.
He holds the post Of confidential clerk in his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit of those who wish take lessons in
y, where elegant hand writing will be impaired TO all
who place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution net limited to any
number of lessons but for specified price NAV continue
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period, free of charge. .....