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possengers Sailed

Ia ,eam,kp america from BO,tol for Lirerpool Mr. HUI
her, and Sir. Geo s,sy ., BO.t2n by Rub, D. Deminet
daughter PhIsdsl phia nis. McFirlsnd DR. MeFsrsnd
and w. Dodds ard lady q Csnads Thompson Wilson and
lazy John Burel OF London G w; II. =. Ssaies Df
Hamilton w ;. Wood Of Quebee A; Mcdonald Of 81
Johu N L. Cameron Of Liverpool; Andrew Fran is and
W n. Watkins Of London Dr.. r r. BE Of Grsenwchi
Robert q. BsrDes Of Bristol Capt Robinson b. Army
aud daughter Thomss Lyns Elizabeth Burns W. Wakefield
Vincent Gregory, p S Luehurse, J. fsrsDhar Pater
w. Weaver ami John Ceoness and indy Of Ens and;
Thomas =. Mselin OF Manchester, J. VI Dcsssn Of GlD
gov; Arr McCsBno1. 81 Dumfiies Rev ~ J. Bofsue Of
Belgium; MeRse s. Consul Paris; II Gen. Joehios
and NJ Dslroy Of France; Mr. Ressee of Cologne; M r.
Perry and lsdy. Of Bordeaax-45
For BaIds-H II. Lincoln T. Touey, s. Gilmore, aud Gh
bert Nichols Of Boston; e. Goodwin Of Pr0yidence $
Retire, .Ed George Reading Of Truro; ~ g.; Rev Mr.; Nc
Cuoei Of NOvs Scotia Miss Bird w. 2. West and lady
BsIj smitben George Gordon, J J Wyatt W Hare rhos
waller, Thomas Cay, and E. T. Dickey, Of Halifax Mas
Feubern ard j. Gyings Of Canada Sobeas OF Bermuda
W Lindsreu, ofPoEto Rcoi A Mclean of Scotland g.
Total-68
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THURSDAY. Nov. PIP. NJ.


The tendency Of prices at the Stock Board is still
downward. Nearly oil the Fancies are lower, and
holders evince disposition to press Stocks on the
market AT the Second Board there was rather more
stesdpess The heaviest Stocks were Central and
Panams; the former fell eff to 76l, decline of Il
= cent, and the latter to 10, decline Of v cent.
Erie was 80, decline OF II y cent. Reading, &c;
Hudson River, 3lI, &c. Cumberland, Canton, &C.,
were heavy. In Railroad Bonds the sales were not so
large as for some days past Illinois Central closed
nj GA, New-York Central at SO, Hudson Convertbes
Of 6ll. The supply of State Stocks is still in advance
Of the demand, and rates are heavy. The sales at
public and private sale s4o 900 $4,000 at 90
for Vireinias which is BETTER II for Illinois, 81 for N
Caroline, &c.
In Exchange there is not much doing, and the
supply is Increasing. Sterling, oa9s, and heavy.
Francs, 5l5G5l9l. The mails from the South are
bringing considera Die supply Of bills.
The amount received at the sub-Treasury was
el9s, 534, Including transfers from St. Louis. Paid,
s74 59s. Balance, s6,6l6,265.
At auction to-day, sales Empire City Bank were
made at 7sI, Bank Of Commonwealth Sc, Oriental
Bank 9oa9ol, North River 1903, Bank Of the
State 95, Manhattan l60ll6l North America 9j
and Knickerbocker at 80.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Mississippi Rail
road for the first week in November s3l, l39 Ia
The receipts of the Covington and Lexington Rail
road Company have already become large. Toe
road was opened through TO Paris IN October.
R.cep for Sc pteubeI. 1s54.............f50o II
Receipts for October 1854 ........,.... ~ ~ H.
Receipts for fret 10 days of November 1854. 1855 -
The receipts thus far in November are over serenity
y cent. increase on October and for the week end
ing 18th inst, were 1881 80.
Al. nc1a &c ~
Erie Road. We now annex the receipts for the pas
tan uorths.
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Whalers.

SD from Bedford l9th baIks Letia sesao YER and
Dartmouth (which SD 18th and returned account OF head
winol; 2oth, Orgy TAFT, Atlantic Ocean. -
SID from Nantucket nth ship Coumois, Foyer, Edgar
town. TO complete fitting for Pacific Ocean.
letter ftom Captain Clifford of ship City OF New BEDFORD
reports Guam May 70 with sp bound to the ochotsk
Sea -, ~,
Al St Csthsriues Sept n, bark Globe, Handy NewBed
ford-put In for wood and wster, bound home
spoien-Nov lat So Ion 49, ship Maenols Cox, ID days
from New. ediord for Pacific Ocean. .
Nov IS lat 80 op. 49, ship Eliza Adams II days from New
Be icrd for Pscihc Ocean. .
CID at New Bedford Dist, ship Trident rabsr North Pacific
Ar at Edguiown nth ship Columbia Foser Nantucket
10 ft for North Pacific Ocean.
letter from the first officer OF ship Canton % Folser OF
New Bedford reports her at Upos April Is with 400 sp. all
told. =. ., ,y a.,
Spoken-Nov mot lat So lon IS, ship E, Adams,
II DAYS from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean-sl we'll .
Sid from New London 2st, ship lCstharine. Hull, Norm
Poetic Ocean. ., A.,
SD stoninston lab bark United States, Holt North
Pacific Ocean, mot 20 before -
letter from Capt Pope ship Rossesu of New Bedford,
dted Arctic Ocean Aug IL states that he had taken no
ell aud the Arctic feet thus far had taken oil enough TO MI
o ship.
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D1sasferG &c.

sLoer CoRsrHAs shepherd from New fors, OF and for
Bedford with load Of oil casks reported 70 h,Vs CONS
ashore at soIssueek Beach zls-
scBR MARTIN WHITE, from PhladelPhis, bound 70 san
Fr.pco the I'D irs. OF CHESTER retnrnns %
philadelphia for repairs hsyng sprung sesk while lJtrs 81 the
Bre.kwGtr . -, III az
EcHR WASP Banks from Norfolk for New York, With 20
bushe. OF wheat sshoFe night Of 18th Inst go nes
south Of Irdan River The took 20 their boats and ro~
out TO avoid the heavy swell the bar but
and landed SAFETY morning The schr boarded ~
whom net knowu and the wheat snded 10 BAGS made from the
,chr sails In tolersble condition. and salvage claimed
thereon. a.,
,t alt would prove total loss together with her cargo
She beor god George Hotehk, OF SeS Haven and ~~
insured 49,.
sehr Wasp Of Dennis before reported sunk in Long Island
Sound.
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MARLNE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ."..NovExsER q.
Cleared.

ships-Cotton Planter Spnney, Havre Lane. West Co ;
Aerrmsc Bray, Atyab T. W. A Pstenus Seth 5prssue
Sears New Orleans N. n. Blishsm
BDks-Culoms Grant, Savannah, Durham Dmon; Celle,
HAM Heiot Buenos Ayres, Funeh * Meneke.
Briss- Martha Wood Halifax R0ome Din wiide; Hecla
lBr Lucas So Johns, II. Rouh Sous; Auzks, Thomas
HALIFAX Hamilton Co.. Emily w. seyburn, Seyburn, Ha
vans, Russell VinDg
sehoonen-L.mpHshter, Adams, Calais Mayhem, Talbot
Coz Vail Delsbo Philadelphia master; Eunice Rose Pratt
Providence, j. II. Haven, Patrick Henry Bell Baltimore
johnson Lowdep; May Mansin BeeD, Boston Dayton
spasae; MeLtora WaYdwe Jscmel Brett Son CO.. Racer
OBI King Cork, / b. eager Co.
slOop-Blsesstone, ReJnods, Providence master J. W.
Parker Dunbar Newport. master.
PropelleI-Georges Greek eager Baltimore, J. T. Smith
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Spoken, Sc.

Nov t q &c. Ion c. bark s, GoOdel, fn. Stockholm
for Boston, IS days out ~,
COW fer Providence. =,
Nov lat 26 20 lon 70 49, ship Weaeet I'm New Orleans
for Liverpool al,
Oct Of Agos Bay C. @. II ship Dashns Wave, q days
from Calcutta for Boston.
Nov St SO IS lon IS So bark MangOs Green, % ds fn
New. York for Marseilba 49,,
Nov g. lat Il? Ion. 40 co. ship Eagle Hepburn from mobile
for Havre
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Total................................si2,O OK


This so y cent larger than the estimate
The first train from Chicago for Cairo via St. Louis
and the junction of the Illinois Central and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, left Chicago to-day.
Another Bank defal cation came TO light to-day
The officers ofthe American Exchange ank state that
after a careful examination of the accounts of Mr.
Cspdee their fret teller since the evening of the
2st inst they find deficiency in his cash of sl3s 500
IN consequence Of his having certified checks for ir-
responsible parties To protect the Bank from loss,
Mr. Candee has placed securities In their hands con-
sstns ofbond and mortgages and other property to the
amount OF slol,sI7, at their cost value. The Bank
further holes bonds for eco 900 from his suretiee and
in the Judgment OF the officers the ultimate loss, If
any will be tIifipg. IL understood that Mr.. Can
dee has been specializing in Real Estate He lived a,
Yonkers, where he was one OF the magnstes. He
was noted among Bank Clerks for the rapid
Of his duiies especially in counting bank notes His
place has been filed temporarily by one Of the other
telIers II s not true, as was stated in Of the
evening papers, that Mr.. Csndee had aosconded.
Upon being Intercepted by the Bank Officers he at
once confessed the whole transaction, and gave up
fer the security of the Bank all bis own property as
vel az that ;aie by him as security for the over
drafts. The disclosure of these frauds had an IN
favorable effect upon the street. and adds to the dis
turbanoe Of confidence which before prevailed.
The business the Clearing House was $40 1857 100.
The steamship America, from Boston, on Wednes-
dsy for Liverpool took out s2O3,OOO in American
gold coin. 1901, 226 in gold bars s09, 900 in English
gold, and el 200 in English silver-total, s6O4, 426
1t will be seen by sn advertisement In this morn
ngs TRiBrSr thsto meeting of the stockholders Of the
Parker Vein Co. has been called for Tuesday even
ng the 2sb inst 10 take into consideration the con-
ition Of the Company, TO determine upon measures
eces,1y 10 preserve their property, and to revive
be businesE,
TIE Hudson srd Berkshire Railroad has been sold
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Reeeipts of Produee.-Noy. %.

Bv < Erie Raroad-l ei6 bbls Flour 296 pigs Beef $50
DO Butter 600 do Cheese ~ do Aches eco sides Leather,
$50 bales Wool 500 BoSs
nv ne Mort, Rrey Boats-532O bbs Flour 60 psgs Ashes
100 DO Provisions O52 Co. Whisky 357f0 bu'h Wheat,
$40 do Barley, 1900 do. Oats, IS O. Q do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Albany Lumber Market.
For the week ending Nov. p, 1854
Reported .peeiaLy J0y The Nsie- fOrt IIiosnr
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov.

ALBaSY, Wednesdsy Sov. p. 1854
The activity In the market noticed last week has continued
ard the business the week has been The dmsnd for
The SUPPLY OF southern ard eastern markets continues good
ard Prices generally rule pretty hrm
TO male prices with eh customers and some OF these
buyers have avsied themselves Of the opportunity OF masne
rather advantageous purchases han would otnefNe
be possible for them
lle stock the District very large and dealers
have ceased receiving for the This degree,
accounts for the recent decline in the receipts.
large number of vessels lying at the decks receiving
their freight making ready for perhaps their last de-
departure from this city, this season
The for The third week In November, 10 the years
named below. have been as follows
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seys:
The very enterprising firm of Reeves, Buck &
Co iron manufacturers, il announced yesterday,
bad stopped payments, their liabilities being va
rously slated at from 5000 900 TO 81 400 900, with
assets 10 the amount of s. 900 OO0 This firm has ex-
tensive iron works al Pbpnixvie, in this State and
we believe also at Bridgton, West Jersey. We have
heard 10 particulars TO the cause OF the suspen-
sion, but we preaume il results from the shock the
IRON business has received from the diff culty expe-
n,netd in negotiating the millions of bonds so freely
gwen in payment Of railroad iron. With so large a
margin OF assets here shown it would hardly seem
possible th.t any loss ultimately ensue or that
ne concern will stop operations. year ago the
IRON business was esteemed the most prosperous in
peiey Frustrated" -''S'
Among the applications for charters TO be made TO
NE next Legislature Of NewJersey are the following
For Bank IN the City of Burlington. with capital
Of sloO,o0oi for Bank at Beverly wit, c,ni,sI Of
sleo,oooi for Bank at Clinton. in Unn,srdoD
County, and for renewal Of the charter of tbo ron
ton Banking Company.
We learn from party interested, that Mr.. Fdxir
A. Stevens Low in England, has purchased ,oo
tuns of heavy rails for the West jersey Rrlroas on
highly favorable terns, for the Company This con.
tract, it will be observed lie sufficient to complete The
whole route from Camden p Cape Island.
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MINIATURE ALsANAc........rHIs DAY.
SUy-Rises.... 81 Sets.... 81 MOOs-Seuu.. $50
HIGH wArER........r THIS DAY.
Sandy Hcok... Gov. Islaud...lo 81 Hell Gate. 10
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Totsl.....s2se4Ils ss197,M s455o75i
The total increase for the first ten months of 1854, il
viii be seen, amounts to s753,5l0 over the cores
pending month in 1885, The net earnings OF the year
ending 3Oth Sept. reported to be ssl3OOO which
IL in excess of the estimate of the Examining Com
mittee.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
For the sixteen days ending 18th inst a.e....S5o425
same time last &P9l
ipcreac.... .............,.......'s.fl2SSi
The earnings of the Galena Branch Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, from Freeport to Galena,
from lst to llth November, were;
For freight. 4e69 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Bulls Head Cattle Market,

Forty FUURTB.sT.. New. York. Nov. %, 1884
BEEvEs offered to-day 1,7S9 These from
Ptnnsy
~ NeWJeftey
linois..............2e Kennedy ...............t6
Connecticut -
The Harlem Rsosd transported S07; the Hudsou River
Rod 2o; the Erie Road sos the Hudson River Boats, 1906
arrived on foot $50 The Cattle ofcred by the following
nsmtd DrovIs and Cattle Broktn We spPend the OF
the afafe each lot wa from.
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Showing deficiency in boards and scsntlins this year
amounting 81, t0O, 0C0 feet
make change In quotations Of the prices
rent the different With cash purchasers would be
accommodated the inside figures for all descriptions though
dealers disposed TO insist full prices We omit ouF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

The 1854 is short days the Canal week not
having snpired but plainly obvious the receipts have
Eesty fallen of. ,
The total receipts by since the opening Of saon,
up 10 and neue ina third week in November have been
follows in the years named:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
DARKER VEIN COAL C0MPASY;IIls.

DARkER VEIN COAL CUMPANI.-i"
ii STOCKHOLDERS Of the PARKER VEIN coal y.
are invited to attend Meeting 10 be held 10 The Lsen
r. ON Of the New York University Washington s7n, -
TUESDAY EVENING, November a. at " oelocf . -
int consideration the condition OF the Company - ~
mine upon measures Necessary TO preserve the pfopsv"
Con Iany, ana to revive Its business. -
full report Of the sGsl,s Of the Company viii Be f
ard "a earnestly Ieeuestsd that every stoekhoesf"
present %
Tie Directors are well satisfied. II proper mssssfs
scopfd meet the pressing obligations that me pspn
tie Company worth vastiy more than The lsontss 1910
without such me1lres the entire property Of ne w.
uft be sacrificed ..x~r
Tie smOgpt required 10 meet the said obbsstons -
the Company IL working order 10 about sz5,@e 1880
un6cubtsd security can BE- giyep; but % scconpiss
cooperation Of all the Stockholders j. required a~<.
ANDREW CLERK, Prese.es~
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8y Telegraph.

INV oRLEANs--Arr Nov q, ssip, Bel Resi, I'm New
Yeih, ard Bh;isr!a frn PhilGde'ltla
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financial.
DY SIMEON DRAPER-OfIiceN No. 46 Pine.st

DY SIMEON DRAPER-Oflice No. 46 Pinest,
- corner Wism-FRIDAY, Nov -, at III ocloet q
the Merchants Exchange by order Of Messrs Gabriel Need
and w II. Carter xeeuoIs of James Foster r. deceased
lO shares New Orleans Canal and Banking Coz fO0 each
10 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Co, flr0 each.
10 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.. BOO each
s7 shares NewYork, Providence and Boston st'nog.on
X. r. Co, slo0 each.
10 shares sixthAv. Railroad Co.. . % each.
shares New York and HayTe Steam Navigation Company,
800 esoh. -
Is shares New Haven New London r. Co, sleo each.
eco shares New Jersey Zinc Co, go each.
Is shares Trenton Iron Co. New. Jersey.
sse0 Six per.Cent Bonds Of the Union Club SesYok,
800 each.
$1,000 Six per Cent First Mortgage Bonds NewYork Pro.
whence sud BotOn (stoungtoDl r. r. Co 81 900 each
lbs shares Cleveland aud Toledo r. r. Co, 500 each
Seven per Cent Income Bonds Of the Cleveland and
Toledo r. r. Co due 1885, interest March and Sep
TENDER !, In New-YoIk 81 coo each.
Also. for Of whom II may conceTn
so shares metropolitan Fire insurance. Co. 600 each.
10 shares Shoe and lie aher Bst Stock, sloo each.
IS shares Bank OF Commerce, New York, 800 each
90 .hsres Hartford and New-Bayen n. Co. $leo each.
80 shares Delaware, LackaEanna and Western H. H. Co.,
$50 each
10 share. Clinton Fire Insurance Co.. 800 each.
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EXCELSIOR FIRE Insurance COMPANY, I 4
Office No. Broad st., New York, Nov n, 1854 )
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
II declared DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT tho
CAPITAL stock of the COMPANY payable 20 the Stockholders On
and after the t day OF December next The transfer boos
will be closed until that date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
OFFICE Of THE DELAWARE. LAcK.wAssA WEsrIu
RAILROAD Co, 40 W4llst., Sew.Y York, Nov. %. lsA
TAIL for the TENTH and ELEVENTH IN

~ STALLNENT5.-A further ln.tsilment Of TEN ~
CENT the increased Capital Stock OF this Compsny
be- q called for payable FRIDAY the lst day Of Dessmos
proxno, at the Phenix Bank Of the City Of Sev'fen m
WHICH drafts will be drawn a. heretofore. ..r
The Eleventh and final Instslnent Of TEN PEH CLsf'
will be pay able the Sd day Of January next "a.
Subscribers pay the bs Of their s1bscrpfors -
Office at any ne before the dates above ntoned D
choose TO DO snd receive certificates for their a 500
BY order Of the Board, WM. Z. WAhkEs,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27
Corporation of Ration Rouge.
HATnM HniEk August 9th, 1874


RY VIRTUE Of the assessment rolls
~ for the Corporation of the City of Baton
Rouge, for the years 1859 and 1863, have seized
and win proceed 10 seIl on MONIA y, Me 9th
ddy Of SEPTEMBER, 1854, at the Court House
door, in the City Of Baton Rouge, at ~ o'clock NJ,
the following described property, assessed in the
name Of benjamin Bryan, to wit; A certain Lot
or parcel OF ground, situated in that part Of the
City Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the Ia to D. BeaH
regard, and designated on the fgnratve plan Of
said part Of the City, NJ Lots No. and the wes
tern half Of Lot No. Q, in square Ss, con tanning
Ninety feet on France Street, by One Hundred n.
on St Charles street. more or less, and bounded
north by France Street, Fast by property Of Benz.
Bryan, South by property Of Joshua Wilson, and
west by So. Charles Street, TO pay and satisfy the
sum Of Thirty One Dollars and Twenty Five cents,
being the amount of Corporation Taxes due by
BENZ Bryan, for the years 1852 and 1863, together
with the cost, said property to be sold for cash,
without the benefit Of apprnissnent,
aug26-5ts.w. II. y. WOLFE,
Collector Of Corporation Taxes.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27
SHE RIFF SALE.

s M. HARt Il 90. J No 1863 Sixth IN
VS.. dicia District lnu,t,
Rfa,. + TtsbAtr. } Parish T.. r. Rouge
DY virtue Of writ ol seizure and sale ls-
- sued in the above entitled and NUN
bered cause and to mo directed from the
Hon Skill, Judicial District Court in and
for the Fariel, at Fast Baton Rouge and
State Of Lonlsiana--f will expose nj public
sale AT the Court House door of said Far.
ish, in The City Of Baton Rouge, on Sota,-
dog he m doy NJ Sptenbr, nerf, 1854, at !
O'Clock, A. NJ l., all the right, title, interest
and claims Of benjamin I. Tisdale, deien-
dant in the above entitled cause, in md to
the morfgaged property herein after sci
forth and described, to wit
certain lot or parcel Of ground, situated
on the Com,te road, within the limits of
the Corporation of Baton Rouge, running
one arpent front on said road, by two ar
penis in depth, less twenty feet allowed for
said road, bounded East by Joseph u.
Elouin, and West by the Female Orphan
dissertation, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, being The same
acquired by defendant from louis shep-
pers, by act passed before Samuel Skolfeld
Esq, Recorder, in and for said Parish, Oh
he 22d day of August, 1851.
Seized to pay the Plaintifs--the amount
of Judgment, interest and cost claimed in
said suit. Terms Of Sale---Cash, with the
benefit of apptaisement,
iuly2o-6ts Fl. V. BAB1N, Sheriff.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

The Divinity School in Cambridge,
Mass, has received from Mrs. Park
man, Of Boston, between six and seven
hundred volumes of theological works;
being part of the library Of the late
Rev. DR.. Francis Parkman.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27
Miro.

At the residence IT A. Adams In This r.rist M
Tuesday The GOD inst MATTE, youngest dangi
ter ef Up rrrnips. If Texas
After q lingering and painful illness n f,rr
months death IN his charity has 'ranspnrsed ,l,n
little angel to heifet e~ie'nnce. 'fWenp mt t,t
me" was plainly written in the features of The
little SUFFERER, like flower she has falien, "err
the NJ life aud winnr Of old age weighed ve,
upnn her b,rwt'
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

Some of the New York papers pub
lsn among other opdits the grave fact
that company Of negroe soldiers,
about twenty in number, half Of whom
were officers, paraded the streets of
that city last week. They were pro-
cecdcd by a band Of white musician.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

LyDuring the past four months
there have been forty four fires in
Cincinnati, involving y loss Of $685.
900, Of which about $4,000 was
covered by insurance
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27
CLOSING UP FOR TIE SEASON

~ BEING desirious Of closing up for the season,
In order to better prepare for the approaching fall
trade, would respectfully notify those intcbteh
to me that settlement Of their various bills will he
expected will, the termination Of the present
month would also mention Shat all sales sub.
seeIent to last OF this month will be strictly FOR
CAsH.
or the present stock on hand the greater por-
ton will be sold for COST or LESS
sugls-y. JOSHUA ZEAL, church st.