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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DY JOSEPH HEGEHaN, AUCrONI4R.-rHs DAY.
ID fhurscay, Oct %, ct IL o'clock n ct No. EOS
State street, near Bond street. Brooklyn, hcusehoh
furniture-carpsts, oak and other chairs, extension
~ D0R0E COOK, AUCr1ONEER.- NEW AND SECOND
NJ hand furniture piAnofortss oil paintings, carpets,
&c win be sold b. auction 1T the spacious ssesroom o.
1UNIs MORRILL, 800 Broadway. corner Of Duane street
on Thursday, this day) at i0K O'Clock, N. This
stock includes elegant psror suits in SATIN brocasse
plush and hair cloth; enameled chamber SUITS Of beau
ttu and varied designs rosewood. mahogany and walnut
eteeres dining sles centre tables
sofa tables bureaus hall stands piano stools
rocking chairs dssks &C., &c One superior Chckerng
pianoforte also meodeoR, in rosewood CASE Together
With large r.ment OF furniture and china ware,
per catalogue which is ready and we'll worthy the
attention OF the trade and Others Every facility will bs
to purchasers in the psckng and shipping of
goods The public is respectfully invited 70 examine the
goods this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

uOEL FURNITURE At AUCTION WILL BE SOLD
unreserredly for cash, to morrow, Friday, at 10 4
", all the uabie content Of the Mansion House
in Warren street. between Greenwich and HUDSON
ssting of upwards OF 80 Brussels and ingram crpes
SO bedsteads being Of rosewood, mahogany walnut
maple; ESQ mahogany and cane seat chairs rosewood
ps.lor furniture suit, marble top tables look.
ing glasses, Fren h pier do, o:tive pianoforts,
rosewood, eolian do. Also, rosewood meoseop, easy
chairs rosewood sdeboarda, mahogany and walnut do,
silver plated ware oil paintings besides endless
rety Of beds bedding of all descIp ons crocksry do
tumbers, stoves iron copper and tin ware tables.
AS dining chairs, and all the indescr liable essares
which 60 20 make up we'll appointed establish N snt.
Also enamelsd suits for chambers Parties notified
that he sale will commence precisely at 1913 A. ~ and
end for TIE day at p NJ. Goods must be removed imae
c;asely. Careful cartmen In attendance.
IT WILSON, AUCTIONEER s. ,LE OF RICH BOU r.
H. hold furniture, this day, Oct. 2s,h At 1872
O'Clock, all the furniture In the frst class,
houe ia West Tusnty-sixth street, 5eveath
cue embracing wood suits in rich French btocs.aR
rosewood bookcase, centre and sids tables French
plate mirrors tapestry, three ply and ingram caypet
ane Gil paintings and eng avings rosewood AND aahoge-
ny chamber furniture, hair mattresses rich chm aad
glassware wi the usual assortment Of basement and
kitchen furniture with which tbs sale will commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

OHERIeY'S sALE.--ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, AT
- II O'Clock A. M at tho distillery corner OF Thirty
pnh street aud Tenth avenue, consisting of lot OF
br~cdiss liquors OF various descriptions, slcohol &C.
large quantity Of COAL steam oaeins boiler, shaft
ing, pu 1sys, telts horses, wagons. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DAwNBROKER'S SALE-H. N. LEWIS WILL SELL
i this day, at 25 Chatham street, up stairs large
pistols musical Instruments, g., SO sale to commsncs
at 10 o'clock. BY order of J. B. & ]. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
I oHN 1 yANDEw AVER, AuorloNEER, WILL SELL

d on Friday, DC. 81. At 10Y O'Clock, 81 los Broad
way, second door from saicen ane magnificent colsc
t6n Of oil paintings s1 attached to glas by Chan
beau. Subjects Madonna, the coquet vrga, feur do
5sie peasant girl Landscape, sile views, figures &c
Also CO llsctiaa OF foe Frsnch oil paintings IN rich Il
raneglsnt winter scenss, marine views h,y
family after C0;reggio originals by Muller Vanysyeln
Her chtach sui other grated European artists The
paintings srs now exhibition. Catalogues morn
iIg of sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

TOHN W. SOMaRINDYKE, AUCrIONEER MORT
81 gage sale Of grocery stock fixtures &c, this day.
AZ 90 tiy Hall place. at 70 O'Clock, cousistag Of tbs
usual variety of teas, coes sugus spicss scss tea
anc Oil cans, liquors and liquor casks, Kegs, beer pump
counters fixtures &c.
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events true and certain Can be At 263 Become st.
4 STUNEnNQ 10 ALL-MADAMR MORROW u,
"A without exception, tie most wonderful sstrooRisS
In the world, that has been known. sh~ mi
sa past present and future events; and WIN show Jsai
futurs husband end absent fsn1 vhich has ssoushsS
Thousands duricg hsr travels N Earoos. she ID
seventh daughter Of seventh dAughtsr and vas bcvx
9TH natural GIT ~ nvokin8 the powers Of hsr won
dsrfu science to tel thstr vary th0uchts ana Mn
happy pairs 70 come together who VIII sn snjoy
tbs greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliM. Her pre-
dlctons truly sotonshng 70 all who visit hs Thor
who wish spesdy marriage may call sooa, sud thsy
may depend upon trus Adv!os, founded ON thu stas
nal principles Of magical s,isnos 10 Brooms strssi
bstsesn Csnnon and oolumoia streets. 3snslsrosn no
admitted Hours from c'eiocs A. NJ 70 0 Pm
MADAaE ALVIN, FROM PAxrs, rENDKJu HER IN
I vices 70 tho ladies and gentlemen Of th eisy n
ntrotoy, By books and sesnAs and "a 70 b ecnsals2
ioout love- marriage, business, law mAttsrs no. N
vii tell the ns-re Of ths lady gsntsmaa they via
msrry. also the u their visesss MsdAns AlvsB
speaks the Gns'sh, French and GsrmAn Language ~
sadssoA 400 Bovsry, bssweso first aua Ssoosd sssn
0Gse hcur- frcxa 10 Az. sosr. Y. L&iLss ~ ssns
gentlemen 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

TT ENkY Il. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BY q II. LEEDS
II Co Friday, O:t 81, at 10k oclock, At the sales
ROOM 10 Nassau street. peremptory sale of rich robes
furs, &c compriiog stock Of valuable fancy furs ali
of the best description and warranted in
every respect all manufactured for New York city
tom trade of superior materials and workmanship
sstng of Kals tat sable and stone maren capes chin
cbis lynx, stone marten aud other victornes cardi-
nails, mus ana cuffs, gentlemen's capes, collars and
gloves Of otter genss, squrrn and others; chdrens
tpFets. muffs &c Also fly sets of fine HUDSON Bay
sable and black marten cardepas and spercers Robes
Of superior description and extra Sizes trimmed With
best cloth and wooden; AL kinds OF wof, bear, gsnets
leopard COON silver fox and buffalo In all about $50
Of superior styles. Also variety of ladies' foot NUTS
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CLOTHING, &C.

~ ba7pg any left off wearing apparel to DISPOSE of in
large small quantities. can receive the very highest
piics for them BY applyog to addressing Thomas
any winter clothing 70 dispose win please address
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DUBLIC SALE OF BARGE, BRICKS, AND CHAIN
Il cable The subscriber viii sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, Tuesday next the 3lst inst
at the hour ct two O'Clock P At the sea mboa dc
less, and iron chain cable, sond hand As
fa.hcms long and IL inch thick. Conditions made
known On The Gay of sale. TAOS. O'NEII.L
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Oct. "a, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DAwNBROKTR'S SALE THIS DAY.-A. n CRISTA.
i LAR, Is Boxery, viii sell the handsomest assort-
And wcol,sn dresses cashmere broehe, wooen aud silk
rhswls, cloth silk satin and cashmere cloaks, mant
las, cspes and visitss Blankets sprea quilts counter
pares, remnants, 81. By order Of
2. ERIDENRERG. 4Q6 Hudaon atraat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

KnEE 10 pS
at sutsion THIS day (Thuisda5), at 10 O'CLOCK neon
At No IL Spruce street. fecond foor, two double
Zinc perfsctiug book and wood cut presses Lordon
and Paris manufacture, recently Imported ana put up
in working Order Tbs sale is well deserving the stea
can BE- on the pre- ss. to ~. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

ME Onn REWARDS NOW OFFERED TO ANY
DCaOOO person Who surpass h4dams Chit
ten 10 the Art OF astrology She IL the only Lady In the
city who can give correct information on all things
through life N. Madame @. Ia humbug, nor doss
rbe wish to in pose the pnbc; shs also all dis
rheumatism Call ana satisfy yourselves. Residence 90
Thompson street. between Rrooms and Spring, brick
house, stone stoop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

ENUR sTORES-2S3k BLEEcKRR STREET, BETWEEN
II Grove and Barrow, ind 325 Eighth avenue, be-.
tween Twenty sixth and seventh streets Ladies'
are respectfully invited to call at the above establish.
nens where they rely upon purchasing good arti-
clef warranted fresh manufactured and at very low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DR POWERS FROM DUBLIN AND LONDON, On
IL partnership With N. Wsrd,) be consulted a.
A. NJ till Q P. n. DR.. Powers specific pills and d.
pursdye hnetars, price 81, are certain cure. Th
mos: asg sss S:,. ssrsa thereby with facility Dr.
and nervous disorders Dr. Powers female periodical
pills, snd other medicines for female dsrAngemsnts
price 81 Post paid letters win receive immediate ~
teutiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

A STROLOGY.-bRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
"A relatives prophessd Napoleon l., Ia the celebrated
sad nrt person of the present age TO foses failure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

LNANCY FURS.-GEORGE 8. MAwSON, ESTABLISH.
IL ed 1887, importer and manufacturer Of fancy
furs Of every description wholesale and retail, AK
Gle Of my well known manufacture reasonable rstss
respectfully requested to call All furs warranted
10 be a. represented,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

VIZ s. MELLOR, AUCIIOHEER. by HoUGHroN
W. MFILOR on Saturday, at II O'Clock. Drug
store OIL paintings furniture, &c at Third avenue BE-
the fixtures and good win Of the drug There
is extensive practice in connection with the store
makirg it desrabls 70 phyScian well drug
gt The buildiDg to et Lease The proprietor pre-
psrrgto remove West, on account OF health. Also.
aLe collection OF choice oil paintings AID the furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

NFARK wRAY, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
1sA day Oct 26, .. lok o. lock, the entire fur
street comprising pav,or lining room kitchen and bed
room fnrntc.e, two elegant 'sewood pianoscos $3.50
and $3.50 each-a handsome mahogany parlor suite in
case extension abs dining chairs two rich Gothic
bait chsits bedsteads bureaus, washstsn 10, hair mat
trtsses palliAses be iding &c Also, large quantity
OF coal The whole will be sold with out reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DAkNUM'S AMERICAN hUsEUM -RsTURN OF HE
d BEAUTIFUL psir Of Living CRATES. the e ,hteen
fee. high and the other seventeen feet-Ths African
Boa Constructor twenty eight feet long, ths original
Happy Fa nilF &c Thur sdsy October 26-In the ster
noon at O'Clock two pretty farcss. Ia the evening at
~, the effective and brilliant moral drama Of ths
MAID AND MAGPIC AdmittAncs to the Museum, the
Happy gamiIy, the psrfos mances this Living Animals
and III the other cuYoses 25 csuts children under ten
years. 12 cents. Seats in the Frat Balcony and Par
Quet. ~ y cents extra.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

w ALTER GREENOUGH, yAUCuONEER. STEAMER
w Franklin's Eurniturs.-W. Gresnough will sell
tb day. (Thurrday IL O'Clock front Of store ths
tire furniture Of steamer FRANKLIN all saved free OF
dsmsge, viz. 800 ana hair mattresses crimson plurh
cushions rm chairs hair and feather pilows ssttees
large and bandssm mirrors all Of best make and high
cost Terms caah Also, chains, anchors, AID baance
of nachirery, composition, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

Yl and civic ball at the Apollo, November O. Music
by Dodworths celebrated band Julnen's Firemsn's
Quadrls, American do, Murdoch March, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

T1NION COURSE, !. I-IROTTING.-ON FRIDAY,
~ October ~, ct half past two o'clock, match for
mile heats beat three in ve under Saddle cassh
weights. h. Jones names br. g. Mac; WIN. WoodruR
n, fer the course At half past O'Clock, and rstara
when the sport Is Fare to 60 and return 50 cents
Stages also leave the Williamsburg ferries for the couse
every half hour. SHAW WHITE Prophecies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

NJ p BUTLER. AUGiIONsE2-PUBLIC AID
M minstta'o.s sale saturday, October 2s at IL
consissry OF horse, top buggy wagon one
msrts. wgon, carriage body single harness. sleigh
sss dla AID b lie, buffalo robes tools, &c Also,
frame stable % by so feet Terms cash BY order Of
PSTER SWhENY, Public Adm'r.
nAKLtY & WRIGHT, AuCrIoNEERs, WILL SELL
~ on huisfay, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at No. Fulton
Smith srsst, household and kitchen fur
nrure consist ng in part of tables chairs SOFA Beds
bsdst de. &c. Terms cash, city funds.
DEFER PARKS, AUCuoNEEa. ROOM
and hou ssho.d furniture, renoves for convenience
of sale prisins desks tables chairs bookcases and
every thug necessary TO ct up Offices Sale Thurs.
day, Oct 20 a. los A. ", at the sa.ss room No. 70
Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DB. WARD, WITH his CELEBRATED AMAZIlN
~ medicines is making ths most Astonishing cures q
record At bis Office, 80 Canal street. Country lottez
containing IS, served with advice aad medicine byrs
turn post. Never known TO fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

EVCR SHORT TINE ONLY-LOCKwOOL'S GREAT
Il Painting Of tbs Last Judgment is open for exhi-
bicn day snd evening at the Hal 500 Broadway from
in the morning until O'Clock in the evening Admis
sion 20 cents Schools admitted on liberal terms
application Of teachers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

IN This mAgniAcent Saloon may now b engaged fer
BALLS AND CONCERTS.
As Ball Room Niblo's has always held the Arst rans
its admirable proportions tbs spacious and wsn furS
Cd Psriors Reception and Dressing Rooms &c. are II
veil known 10 nesd further mention.
The arrangements for this season are now oompssN
and applications from associations and parties Of n
doubted responsibility viii receive immediate Atsntna
For Concets this Saloon possesses the most psrSne
acoustic qualities and BY the new arrangements ths
accommodations for twelve hundred visitsrs w
ample means Of nGre and sgrsss.
For terms and other particulars apply to w. OORBx1
Ia the cfBcs of Nibl0's Garden.
wN. NTBLp, Propristoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PRYIUH
IL Ito the New York College Of Nsdicne and Phas
macy, and graduate Of the College Of Surgeons, DuS2
be consulted in his speciality at his privass
% Prince street. from A. n. to P. X. An sxsensiw
and suocessf practice OF than twenty years In n
hospitals Of this country and EUROPE snAbea him to os
Inducements 1t TO b obtained ssewhsrs Lst.srs froa
tbs country attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

4 3 RAND 0PEN1NG-THI5 DAY, OCTOBER 26TH AT
" Genns bazaar SIS Broadway Of the latest Partisan
styles Of ladies and misses, Winter bonuess.
MADAM RUTiKAI KOGsUTT, 100 NINTH STREET,
1 three doors west of Broadway Fmbroidsries lacss
msntillss in lace, hsa dresses in lace, &c &c.
NHRS HART, or 30l BROADWAY, WILL OPEN
M her Paris fashions Of winter millinery on Thurs
day, October &c
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

|
THE New York CRYSTAL PALACE
MIR. Barnum, the President of the
Crystal Palace Association, has pre-.
pared the programme Of ceremonies
that are to take place on the reopen
ing Of the Crystal Palace. There is
to be new Inauguration this time by
tie People, and a grand coronation Of
Labor and the Arts, together with
other appropriate ceremonies. The
fete is to come off on the 4th Of May
next. In the meantime great many
new and attractive features will be
added 70 the exhibition. The Associ-
alton intend to offer two prizes of one
hundred dollars each, for the two best
odes in honor Of Art and Industry,
which shall be received before the
25th inst. The odes are to be set to
music, and sung at the Inauguration.
Barnum's message to the Directors is
a very interesting document, and ex-
hibits the future prospects Of the Pal
ace h very Aattering light. O. D.
Munn's injunction against the Associa-
ton has been dissolved, his claim Of
$4,000 having been paid oy Mr..
Barnum.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03
49, - 81. j. Z,
OF R1CIA1,.
orFTcIAL.
p ROC DINGS
M OF THE & "a

r. Alta meeting of the Board Of Selectmen
Of the Town Of Baton Rouge, held this
day--present:
JOHN r. DrrRocQ Mayor.
T. j. BURLINGTON, Fri BRtKs.
Ed. HlRiAET, ED. Willis,
CHARLEs GgBpRY.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
j The appraisers appointsdby the street
committee to assess damages sustained by
persons residing on North Street, being I'M
prepared 10 make a final report, were on
motion, allowed further time.
The committee on "New Market,n re-
ported: "That the committee had attended
to the matter. ard find it impossible to OBJ
tain a. site in a convenient part Of the
Town, other than the North Boulevard,
between st. Charles and st. Ferdinand
streets, which they recommend as suit
able location for said Market" ~
The foregoing report was received, and
on motion:
Besotved, That the proceedings relative to
the proposed Market House be postponed
until the next meeting.
The following accounts were presented,
allowed and ordered to be paid, Wis:
Vim. Eskew for boarding street laborers, : 90
John Garyin for relieft Mrs. Grady paup'r IS 90
J. Welsh, for services as Coin'r. of Election 90
$ Hyatt for sundries to Fire Co., No. 2, 90
J. j. Odom for jail hands, ..O6 %
j. J. Odom, for Boardia0 'Loafers,". Is Al
Mediation, Ward Co., for brick -bats, ..115 w
On motion the meetisg adjourned.
JOHN r. DCFROCQ, Mayor.
J. c. GAYLE, Clerk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03
A. PIKE, Editor l. Proprietor.

} GET THE MART will be seen by
reference to the Council proceedings
to-day that the committee appointed
to select a sta for the new market,
recommend North Boulevard between
St. Charles, and St. Ferdinand streets,
as suitable location. If we are cor
rectly posted as to the whereabouts Of
St. Charles street, we should say the
location very good one. North
Boulevard St. is evidently the street
wherein the market should be located
1t is central-a. wide street, and a
proper market building would add
much to the appearance thereof It
is to be hoped, that there will be no
unnecessary delay to setting about the
work Immediately. Before the ses-
sion of the Legislature next winter, the
present ungainly cock loft at the foot
/bf Third street, must be removed.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

UThe other day we had the
pleasure of visit from our friend
Blackburn, Of the Plaquemine Senti-
mel. The LIST Of May being the time
fixed to act on communications from
brethren of the Press, in the State,
relative to a list Of prices and other
matters. Blackburn came up to at.
tend the adjourned meeting Of the
Press Union.
There being no communications to
open, none sOeyc opened. The breth-
eren present, concluded to address a
circular letter to editors and publish
ers, propounding questions upon which
to elicit their opinion-the informal
proceedings Of the meeting will be
made public in few days.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

The race of mankind would perish,
did they cease to aid each other. From
the time that the mother binds the
child's head, till the moment that
some kind assistant wipes the death
damp from the brow of the dying, VIC
cannot exist without mutual help All
therefore, that need aid, have right
to ask it Of their fellow mortals; no
one who holds the power of granting
can refuse it without guilt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

T1n yesterday mornings Gazette
the memorial Of the committee of five
appointed by the recent Railroad
meeting to ask aid from the Connie or
Council, for the Baton Rouge and
New Orleans Railroad, may be found
A series of ordinances are recon.
mended by the committee to which
the especial attention Of every prop
erty holder and qualified voter in the
limits Of the city. is requested. Their
length precludes the, possibility Of
getting them into the Comet, and as
they are furnished BY our neighbor,
and are easy Of access, we can do no
more than to urge our readers to OBJ
tain the paper, and read them care
fully, at as early an hour as possible,
for it is to be hoped that the Board
will hold special meeting at an early
hour, for the consideration. The
Committee on their memorial recon-
mcnded that the city Of Baton Rouge
through its authorisies, subscribe to
the Capital stock Of the Company, the
sum of One Hundred Thousand dol
dars, for which the city is to issue its
bonds, payable forty years after date,
at the rate Of six per cent per annum;
which interest is to be collected by
taxation on real estate. The tax is
to be sepeiate and apart from taxes for
contingent expenses of city govern
ment, and the Assessor and Tax Col
lector are each to receive additional
compensation for their services.
1t is most certain and fixed fact,
that the revenues of such road
must largely over pay the interest, as
soon as put into successful operation.
And it is also most certain that our
people will never have to pay more
than the first and second installment
Of interest, whilst property in and
about Baton Rouge will be enhansed
in value, at least three fold. Such being
the fact, it is hoped that the Board
will bring the matter at once before the
people for the popular test at the ballot
box. The question will be put "are
you for the railroad or against it ?"
who says nay?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

BARNUM AND THE CRYSTAL Pal.
AcE.-Barnum it appears, is making
immence preparations for the opening
Of the Crystal Palace, which is to be
equal to the grand reception of Jenny
Lind at Castle Garden. The palace
is to be opened with a grand Concert,
in which all the principal artists are
to sing. The tickets are to be sold at
auction, and, of cource, there will be
a great competition, from all quarters,
and among all persons.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

LAUeHlNe.-A hearty laugh occa-
sionally is an actsof wisdom /; it shakes
the cobwebs out of a mans brains, and
the hypochondria from his ribs far
more efectually than either champagne
or blue pills. One of the Emperors
Of Japan is said to have killed him
self by immoderately laughing, on be-
ing told that the Americans were gov
erned without king. r.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

IMPORTANT IF TRuE.-This is 6
common "side head 70. doubtful In
telligence. 1t is favorite expression
of madam Ru,nor, when she has found
a half grain of truth, to mix in with a
hundred weight of fiction. What s
Important if true /? It is important if
true, that the World shall come to
an end in June. If it is not true, i: is
Of no earthly Importance, and hereby
hangs tale" -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

EThe Northern Railroad Waltz.
This is the title Of new piece of mu
sic just published, and for sale by
Werlem, No. 5, Camp street New
Orleans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-03

BUNKER Hill MONUMENT LIGHTED
WITH GAs.-The Boston Traveller
says that the fixtures having been
completed, Bunker Hill Monument
was lit on the 10Th inst, for the first
time. with gas. There are ten "bat
wing burners, and the pipe passes up
the we'll, or inner circle, two hundred
and twenty feet. ,sse "a .-f..3..