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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

Sigh OF TIC BaBIe, SyCafnOfe Bt, PetefsbtfB Va
Il EElS constantly on hnnd the lnrgest, cheapesta
IN best assortment OF Watches Jewelry. Gold Pens
Speciaccs &C. be found in Va cnbruc ing Gold Paten,
Lever Horizontal md Anchor Watches ringing in price
from SOS 10 5000, all warranted give sntislaton or
he will excl nnge them. Also large of Dia-
nond, Pea and Plain Rings. Breast Pins, Ear-Drops,
Ladies' Neck and Chuclain Chains Gents Fob and
Vest Chains Bosom Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Brace
lets, Gold Pencils &c &c; also very large assortment
OF Silver Ware. embracing Table Ten. Dessert. Salt
und Mustard Spoons, Table and dessert Forks, Soup,
Gravy aud Cream Ladies' Pickle Knives and Forks Cake
Butter and Fruit Knives Silver Goblos Cups, &c. &c,
all warranted pure siI' ell equal Coin Any kind of
ewery manufactured the shortest notice. Watches
Clocks. nm Jcwey repaired by competent workmen.
and warranted give satisfaction Give him a CALL IL
wuni good aud fashionable Jewelry and wish your
Watch To keep good time,
iulv " -dS.t4
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Sl5,000
he articles 10 be dnnuted tho close Of the series
al oncerls, WILDE handed for disribution 10
COMMITTEE appointed by the audience.
n. II here will be- 5000 Presents and erery person
huytnga Ticket Ia the Concerts wtH receVe Present.
. ouly thfee Thousand persons will be admitted.
TICKETS the Series OF Concerts can be obtained
of Is. J. FoLKEs. at his Furniture Ware in Lynch.
hung, where the Furniture will be exhibitel--of Jons
+ WRisHT, at his Jewelry Store, where the Jewery
will be shown-ofD K. LYMAN. at his newly ftted-ur
Establishment, where the Sp enlid P,ano and Harp
will be exhibited or by letter addressed to either of the
above named gentlemen.
The House and Lot included in the above number of
presents will be 70 md To the following descrp-
tim
The Building is new; of brick covered entirely with
tih contains 10 rpomswhch said rooms he rented
average of $50 per Students, for the Uni
versy session oi nine months, The situation is within
about 300 yards OF the University Buildings Immediate
ly the Central Railroad.
A cenr, unincumbered title will be gwen with gene
ia warranty.
20 All the other articles named will be found to
combine beauty and elegance be If the val
liable order and fully TO equal the description given
lB Persons wishing tickets should MIKE immediate
application.
RADFORD, PRESTON & COMPANY.
aug ll-dl&ctlsept
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Bacon Hams.

WYE hive hand lot OF very superior FAMILY
w BACON ilAdS, Those in want will do wei
to call soon. LEE d. JOHNSON.
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"A. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS GG
r. am selling my stock ct gnpis much be Sea{N
LIZ NV u-ud rrces. 1hos" having such-1.<%S
: "'lS = hn7 VIII 90 we'll to give u a cali As | am
'"N making arranecm MS for going NJ rth for my fail
'''rt, hpSr ut my cu.tptnrr4 whose ae cunts
se'ei " Il rmtrra special favor on me by setting them
X. +. HENNlNG.
,rI 2-Ct
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nK ROREKT EARLY ha, returned IL IN
l. the Sprin aud be ioun NJ his Office. the
head 1T Main sire. l. | aug % l IN
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& ATTENTION HoSEMAN You IRE
t.A-,hcreby noiiir1 10 attend MEETING of the
R@xRFG HOSE CON ANY t. he held ut til" Masonic
hAIt, N MONDAY, the 4th ofSeptenber nj n',iock.
/ u. \ ia uteuianee l. l.-red. there sew"
IA. var1nrirs To fiji c. T. WILLS, Sec'ry.
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AsNOE NHArEMPOKiUM, n

(Four Doors dbOue the Market HouSe.)
The subscribers respectfully call the attention OF their
friends and the public generally their large and well
assorted stock namely GENTS fine Cafskin Boots Of
their own manufacture, and thut of Miles n Sons;
fine Patent Leather Cutters iotn Gaters aud Shoes of
al descriptions; Indies Shoes. compr.ing Buck aud
Cplored Cloth Gaiters Slippers. Ties, Hungarian,
Sontug Boots, also, w. Ryn 4 Cos Kid 3uskns ce'.
ebraed f,r their fine fit; Chirrns' Shoes OF va ious
kinds and sizes, Gents fine M"leskin Nebraska AMI
Know Nothing Hats; ChiIdrens Hats and Caps; Carpe
B'gs Trunk. Vui.es &c. &c. AL of which are WI
ranted to be of the very best, and humbug, aud
which will be sol rs cheap they be bpusht ut
any house in the city if not chenper. Como quickly us
bargains may be had. FRErNELL 4 HALL
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FALL, aSj
DETERSBURG Va.
4 PAUL & McILWAINE.
DIRECT fMPORT1IYON

4 PAUL & McILWAINE.
DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.
Fly the arrival the steamers Alps, and city of Phil
nlrlriia, und ships Great Western, Alber GaIlatin
Constitution, Y ksl,ire aud Annapolis, in prs-
session oi nm unusually afge stoeh nt FOREIGN DRY
GOODS purchased in the European Markets ty our
friends Kea"s Porteus g. Pant, Of Maacheser England
pui .hcsSrS. Il,a. Pant & Son, Poria30rH, Ireidnt
which, with pa rht,es EAST and WEST, makes on,
stock of = largest and mot commanding in the
n Ithrrn country
r,msirg all our goods EXCLUSIVELY FOR
CASH, OIL great inducements Ia the puicha''
81 Afficipating large trade from the West ami
'u'h West, have enhraN ored to purchase such
s"ofS as adapted 10 Il at sect IN Of country.
Merchants Invited III give usn call.
PAUL x NICKNAME,
Importer, aud Wholosal Dealers.
No 81, Sycamore st.
cents fr irish Shoe Thtepis, North Caro- ian osnh-
lrg', Shreing and Cuton Yarns from the Cane Geek,
NAaPalaw, nod Hgn Falls Manufacturing Companies.
south earont aud Gersi1 Oznaburgs and Shirtins''
sep lett
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POSTPONEMENT

The above of Concerts sarily postpon
ed until about tbs middle of this month
RADFORD, PRESTON d. 90.
spt l-dscis
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES
G9
Gs 20 M rs rs
flNlIE subscriber oilers for sale this fall large stock
Of superior TREES and St kUBS, as follows:
800 Apple Trees ii good size, of the finest fruit,
800 Apiicofa. Of the best knd-,
$40 DNtrl Pcnr % varieties of the most approved
kinds,
) 600 Peae Trecs-eary aud late--ol the bet vnrio
ties,
5000 Rose, R- onan,cs, Tea, Bourbon, Naisete and
Moss Roses; Nerbena, leliotroprs,
l,000 Grape Vines of native Catawba, and Isn-
bella, md all OF the best European kinds.
Also. Box Edginr, strawberry plants anl Asparagus
Root. Planting oi Asparagus Bedsard Flower Gar.
deus laid oil mud shade aud ornamental Tree plante
reasonable erms. Orders packed and forwarded 10
any part of the State or Union JOHN HALLIDAY.
AGENTS N LNNGIBl RIG MI Ambrose Ruckcr
Mes,rS. Simpson Jones.
30 i2tw2m--r9m
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iDDOmattOX Land for Sale.

fS'3 Republican md Petersburg IutelIigenccr c,
twice week i'll day of .Hlc.
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MONTGOMERY LAND SALE

sep dAclUI-c'ds
~ Rrp COPY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07


WHoLEsoEE TKUrHs.-"Who mar
ries f5r love takes a wife, who mar
ries for consideration takes lady.
You who are loved by your wife, re-
garded by your mistress, tolerated by
your lady. You have a wife fof
yourself, a mistress for your house and
its friends, lady 5r the world. Your
wife will agree with you, your mistress
will accommodate you, your lady
will manage you. Your wife will
take care Of your household, your
mistress Of your house. your lady OF
appearance. lfyou are sick, your
wife will nurse you. your mistress
will visit you, your lady will inquire
after health. You take walk with
your wife, ride with Your mistress,
and Join parties with your lady.
Your wife will share grief, your mis-
trcss your money. and your lady your
debts. If you are dead your wife
will she'd tears. your mistress lament,
and your lady wear mourning.
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PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.

/. VARIETY sToRk-LAUREl STREET.
iBettcee, Lafayette and Church ayeAs.
BafOli Rouge, La.
T HIVE wst received complete asso,f-
i ment 81 Toys of all description. dressed
and addressed dolls Of all sizes, and other
fancy articles consisting Of:
Furnished Wooden Work Boxes,
China sets Of alb sizes.
China vases n all sizes,
China powder boxes.
Glass Work Boxes,
Velvet tseticule..
Mechanical figures,
Music Boxes,
Aetordeone,
And other articles TOO numerous 10 men.
ton all fol sale on reasonable tsnns.
Dec. ri I'm. r. CAPDEvIELLE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

EgF Francis W. Hughes, Attorney
General Of Pennsylvania offers $4,000,
for the establishment Of Miners Hos
pital at Pottsvile, provided $4,000 is
raised BY other parties for this pur-
pose. Ee
/ A friend at our elbow says he will
give, himself, out Of his own pocket
$4,000 for the purpose Of establish
ing in Baton Rouge an Asylum for
"Indigent Male Gentleman" providing
anybody will loan him the money
snd an additional sum Of $4,000 can
be obtained, by voluntary subscription.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

o Yesterday morning, Third street
was enliveued, by the running away
Of one of the most extensive milk man
ufartories in the city. The cart took
fright somewhere in the vicinity Of
Musselman.s, and in a tricc the milk
arrangements were on one side Of the
street, the box part Of the buggy on
the other, and the four wheels making
dispatch for that ancient temple the
market" The manufacturer ran,
and-ha!loed stop, but it was no use,
the cart kept its pace. Many persons
had in consequence ofthis accident to
drink unauthorized coffee, on Fri
day morning.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

The annual festival of the Printers
Of New York will take 2 lace in that
city on the 18th of February-th+
14Sth anniversary of the birth Of Ben
jamin Franklin, tho patriot, philoso-
pher and printer.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

Leutzc, the historical painter, is now
engaged in painting a large picture Of
Washington at the battle Of Monmoth,
witt, the arrest of Gen. Lee. This
work has been ordered by David
Leayilt, Esq, Of Brooklyn, who pays
$40, 900 for it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

" The loss by the late distruc-
tive conhagration in New York, by
which the clipper ship Great Republic
and two other large ships we're de-
stroyed, is estimated at 100000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

Mrs. Amelia Opie, the popular au-
thor of numerous works of tic:ion. died
at Norwich. England. the city Of her
birth, on the End Of December, at the
age Of eighty-fve years.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

The aggregate cost Of the pub.
lie printing, ordered BY the thirty-sec.
ord Congress at it's first and second
session, amounted to S125, sos go and
the cost Of the paper to S19l. 1885, p.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07
Mem lDpertisem { ltst.
NOTICE TO- CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSALS Wild BE KECEIV-
/ ed by the Baton Rouge, Crosse Ttte and Ope.
lousas Plank Road Company, for the following
works:
Grading west Of Lake Cocodrie to the Crosse TGte.
from the Lake TO Films Tract Of Land
Films to the Mississippi River
Falling the timber on the sides Of tho road, from
Crosse Tete to Lake Cocodrie.
PIanking eight miles or more.
Securing down the Planking.
The proposals to be presented on or before the
18th day Of February next u654.)
Specifications for the said work to be seen at the
Office Of the President Of the Company, on Bayou
Crosse Tete, and at the ONCE OFFS n. HAaT, in the
Town Of Baton Rouge JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
jAn.0-tao. SsefsesTs.
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,CARDi 1854 CARD!

DROGRESS il our nsottO! With ne
j. year''we" wish to adcpt. new meas
ures-measures commensurate with the time
and which we trust will meet the appro.8
baton Of all.
Our design is to make it distinctly known
that from and after this Gate that for all
purchases made Of s,,s.n nv order or with.
ont cash in hand. unless time be express !.
ly stipulated Tor. We will IN the frs. OF each,
month proceed to render 10 each purchaser. I
without reference to how recent the pur-,
chase may be, hill Of their Indebtedness to
ns. which We fully trust will always meet
with immediate attention. Our desire is
to give every customer good articles at u
good fair cash valuation. and in order to do
so, we must have our bills ryid punctually.
II there are any TO wbnr this manner Of
dsing business is offen.ive We do not want
their custom. With thanks to our many
kind friends who have SO freely patronized
us during the past year and il hope for their
prosperity. ''Weo Remain,
With respect1c.
Jan. LIST 1854. JOSHUA BEAL.
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The Loss OF THE CHocTAw.-The
Shreveport South Western, in refer
ring to the sinking Of the steamboat
Choctaw on the night of the 2lst ult.,
by striking snag while ascending
Red River, says:
She had on board the cargoes OF
the Storm and Piota, all Of which it is
believed, will be saved. though in a
damaged state. The water is repre-
sented to be- about one foot over the
main deck and guards Of the wrech
No lives were lost. The boat was pur-
chased last SUMMER by Capt. Graham
who went to heavy expense in fitting
her up expressly for a light water pack
ct, and we fear that his Iossis consid-
cradle. We learn that there was only
$4,000 insurance on the hull ard ma
chinery Of the boat.
Since the above was in type, the
greater portion Of the cargo has arri-
we'd here.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

r ARD AND WHALE oIL-l9 barrels
IL Prime. Wintes Lard and Whale oil,
just received and for sale, Tor cash or good
30 day paper.
Jan end JOSHUA REAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07


rThe following call on the con-
grega,ion Of St. James church, has
been handed us for publication;
The congregation Of St. james
(EpiseopaD church, are requested to
meet at the church. on Sunday AFTER
noon, January 9Th, at three o'clock
P. NJ. to. take into consideration the
call Of Rector.
All having any interest in the mat
ter, are particularly invited to attend:
A Valuable Receipe.-How to
make candle burn all hight. Have
the candle twice the leng b Of one, that
will burn till twelve. Another
Have two candles; get up and light one
when the other burns down.
lMackenzies 500 900 receipts.
rMadame Jenny Lind Gold
smith, is about to return to the stage.
Galignanies Gazette, says that she ap-
reared for the first time in Dresden,
on which occasion she sang the beau
tiful hymn, for solo and chorus. BY
Mendelssohn, "Hor, mein Bitten.
Herr"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

10 Yesterday morning we were
b onored with visit from three Of the
Celestials, belonging to the troupe Of
players. Somebody has been base
enough to doubt their "genuiness ;" all
we have to say in reference to the mat
ter is, that if they ARE not ffcm the
Gauges, they are Greeks, or Trojans-
Yankees could never disguise them
selves thus.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

EOR SALE--A delightful "eottage" residence
with suitable out buildings, and, two arpents
Of land attached, eligably situated on Church
street for sale--terms favorable.
Until sold, the above property will be rented at
a moderate price per month. Apply To
dec. o3tl 8. NJ. HART & co.
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a Lost. "a.
A. FEW days ago. between the Convent
~ snd the Penitentiary on. Florida
street. small hair bracelet. The finder
viii be rewarded, by leaving the same at
this Office. jan 3 IT,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

INAUGURATION OF THE STATUE or
MARSHALL NEY IN PAR1s.-A Paris
letter Of the 8th ult., says:
The bronze statue Of Marshall Ney
was inaugurated yesterday, with all
possible, pomp, urder an execrable
sky. Prince Napolean presided. The
defendants Of the Marshall occupied
reserved tribune. A deputation
from Safrclonis, where Ney was born,
was present. The Archbishop Of
Paris oificiated. NJ. Fould, after the
he Profuudis, read the decree vhich
orderedrhe execution Of the statute !;
St. Arnaud delivered a historical adj
dress, in which be made it very clear
why, under a Napolean. the memory
Of so Nepoleonic hero as Nsy should
he rehabilitatcd then Mr.. Dupin, who
in 1915, was, NJ. Benyer. charged
with the defense Of Ney,. reviewed il
an earnest Discourse, the souvenir of
the unhappy epoch, in which the mar
shall fell victem to party discord and
the hatred Of the Holy Alliance. The
troops then defiIed before the statue,
the deputation from Sarrelonis, laid 4
bunch Of everlasting upon the PEDESTAL
and marched to the house of Madame
Ia Marechale Ney, to assure her Of
their profound attachment aud res
pect.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07


DnsoRAcxsuL Ron At ClscrHNATI
"A Society miscslled Republicans
-''the German Republican soeieeJ, !"
is the name Of the lawless mob; b.
came exasperated al the appesrsnc .
Of the Pope's Nuncio. Monsier Bedini
ID Cincinnati. and assembled = mob OF
disgracefal outlaws, to attact the Nun
clio, without the slightest offence on bis
part. The New York. Tribune Of the
9th ulto, refers 10 the affair in this
manner
"Our readers are referred to the
news from Cincinnati. detailing a very
serious riot growing out Of. the organ
lied hostility Of German Republican
Society to the Pope's Nuncio. Mr.
Bedini. It.secms that but for the ju-
dicious interference Of the police, Vi
olence and perhaps murder would have
been committed. Such mobs should
be unqualified condemned Apart from
their illeeality aud effect to nproot. SO
far as their influence extends, civil
lied government, they defeat the po-
1itical wishes Of their participants.
Had the house Of Archbishop Purcell,
where Mr.. Bcdini is staying, been
forced, and his guest killed, it would
have Indefinitely injured the cause of
democracy at home and abroad. We
must be glad in every sense-human-
", cons'i,l.tionally and democraticallJ
that the Hilarious attack was frustra-
ted.
We hope that rigid examination
will be instituted, aud the ringleaders
of this disgraceful ii'atter, be made to
suffer the very utmost limit ofthe law.
The SEA F,oHr BETWEEN THE Russ
rANs AND TURKs.-The Baltimore
American, in leading article. refer
ing to the recent desperate 5ght be-
tween the Russians and Turks--the
particulars of which we gave this
morning in advance Of our cotomtora-
rles-says:
The naval engagement between the
Russians and Turks will create an in.
tense sensation throughout the world.
The desperation ofthe combatants, and
the immence loss Of ships and life,
within the short space Of one hour,
shows that the modern Improvements
in naval artillery must change entire
ly tie character Of sea fights. No one
can hesitate to award victory 20 the
Turks when the great disparity Of
force and the alleged equality Of loss
is considered. Delta.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

De Soro LODGE, No. !, /. 0. @. F.
The following we're installed on the 5tb
instant, officers for the ensuing six
months:
JOS. c. CnARRorrE, ". G.; A. S.
HEBRON, V.G.; ]. N. Collins, p. s.;
R. c. HurcHisov; S.; II. T. WADplLL,
r.; r. HOFFMAN, H.; r. II. BURKE,
c.; JNo. L. WOLFE, w.; II. W. JoL-
lY, Il. S. N. G.; WV. PHILLIPS, L. S.
/ Y G.; HENRY Stokes, Il. s. V.G.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07
office Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton
Plank RoQd C0nsuanv.

PROPOSALS will be received at the,
1 office Of this Company u, til Tuesday
the 10th day Of January next. 1854 for
ditehing and grading the Third and Fourth
Sections Of the Road comprising four miles
in each Section.) in accordance with the,
spe cifcations Of the Engineer to be seen II
the Office of the Company. Proposals are,
invited for either one OF both Sections. BY
Order of the Board.
oec. i. ALFRED SHOPPERS. s.r,'v.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

etill nors runoss 81 Cphan Expe-
diiionA he Nex York Herr ~
W.,kiselep correspondents wri.lng
ffo1a tho litter plaee q dkts the 18th
u1tn, saysi
w arc enabled to sketa 5at The
Government has received information
4hich they deem of . reliable tbarac-
Ter, that ! formidable expedition has
beef org4nised, and is about sailing
from New York ard New Orleans, for
the purpose If landing in Cuba, with 4
view 70 the independence ftliat island.
The expedition is represented % being
IL such state If forwardness o. 10
render it probdbIe il will sail within !
few days.
Orders have been dispatched from
here for the immediate apprehension
Of the parties said to be implicated in
the movement. It is believed BY well
informed persons, however, that the
efforts Of the Government in this re-
spect may be little too late, and thai
portion Of the expedition viii. at all
events, get away.
FoRB1DDiNG THE BAss.-The Wash
ington Star says: "A few evenings
since d considerable company assem-
bled at the House Of d worthy old res
ident Of the First Ward, to witness
the marriage Of his daughter to buck
about town. Rev. Nj. Evans, the
clergyman officiating, commenced the
ceremony and proceeded to the part
where he calls upon any one present
to speak out II knowing Of an impedi-
ment to the contamination Of the cere-
'nony; whereupon fair one yho up
to that time stood tin1idly back in the
crowd. rushed forward and Selling thp
affrighted bridegroom by the throat,
dragged him Immediately from the
room and house, and ere the intended
bribe could come to the t.scue. Since
then the disconsolate half-marr;ed
young person has not heard from, her
spirited away half husband. These
facts are positively true.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

WARD No. Ian election will be
held q Che Court House in the town
Of Baton Rouge, on the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of electing one Select
man for the town Of Baton Rouge, to
ELL the vacancy occasioned by the re
signation Of A. Tberiot Esq. who has
removed to New Orleans
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-07

lysrEN TO :nls.-The Picayune
has for the past few weeks been max
ing i great deaf of noise about Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams at the St.
Charles, the Crescent says in reference
to recent notice that:
The pre6x Of the Picayune, en-
dorsing lone Of the most fashionable
audiences Of the season." is all bosh of
nonsense and is totally unture to the
common established comprehension Of
what forms "fashioisa:yle audience. >
There was large audience present,
but it was pit and gallery audience
though to some degree crowded over
into the dress circlc--and every one
in the city knows it.