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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

ouIek Tsr.-Tke se1auashsp cah4vSbs arrived
Il New Orleans on A16ss21 ~ fran Havana
shs msds - nip . 81 i-a -bsise she short
est on record.
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HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 5 PEARL STREET
YNHE highest price paid for Gold aud Sill
Il yer. and Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbure,
Fredericksburg Charlottesville, staunton. Norfolk
and Portsmouth Bank Notes.
Exchange on Baltimore, Philadelphis, New York
and Boston, bought and sold at BE- st rates.
WIN. HURLEY, No.5 Pearlst,
SER 3m Formerly Sfrattouse Office
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BARN pEsraoYKD.-A barn belonging to Nehe.
man smith. In Greenbush, N. Y. was destroyed BY
nre last Wednesday night Loss $1,000. Two
persons have been arrested on q charge Of setting
ire to the barn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

LIBEI susr Fernando Wood. the Demoerstic
candidassfos Mayor VI New York, has commenced
an action for libef against the SUN newspaper.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.-A terrible fire occurred las,
Thursday night in Lockport New York, destroying
property to the amount OF 100000 The fremont
House, the Congregational and Methodist Church
es and twenty stores are in ruins numerous barns
stables, &c. were also destroyed. The fire com
menced 10 Jennings Hotel, and was occasioned by
the explosion of camphene lamp. 1t is rumored
that man and woman were burnt to death in the
fremont House.
A later despatch says:
In addition to the buildines enumerated above
the following are also In ruins Jaeksons boarding
house, Judge Gardner's offices, Pamlee,s coffee
mouse, Stafford block, and numerous frame build
ings.
The lire was efectually checked about midnight
through the exertons OF the Buffalo firemen before
whose the entire north part of Main stree,
was threatened with destruction
The loss it Is now thought will not be much
over Sl0o,000. Insurance about $50 O00
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ROYAL PARRISH.
GroceT. and COnintfsSsOn WercHdnf.
s4s RICRM0N N a fsafF4 Sal

RICHMOND VA. Ha@frzs saff .
HAVING commenced the GROCERY
IL BUSINESS, in this city. in connection with
his friends and the public generally. to eiye him =
call. assuring them he will sel as low for Cash, or
He has taken the house on the esntinusfiono Of
Pearl street, between the Bridge snd Cary street .
He continues TO pay personal attention TO saies OF
CunutrY RfOducA. sleflt SET as . oo 0-dlmcxm
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RE-TNTEaMENT.-Gov. Powell, Of kentucky.
mas designated the sth of November as the day for
transferring to the cemetery grounds at Frankfort
the remains Of Gen. Charles Scott, former Cover
nor OF Kentucky, Maj. VIM. T. Barry and Major
Bland Ballard. An iuposiag ceremony lwiu lake
place on the occasion. ;. sss.rszse - -
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1ss MAIN STREET. 81
H. ACEn0 svuiu sSl, ilr,ePcpss,y u. II,
r. ~. tsSen ri he sssnd isteiv W. eecopied - Mr
E,9s ass =, t ~ - -. f:fS
4. ~ T.. eha .nd !. ,o,x Tse.S,n. fro fs
sGshssn @ssa:s srss pps Of s4 'nd
Sio Mns, os eosss.sus sCs.,r~.. - p..t. *
fis'n ana 'asc5 70 vs... v.sts
- s,,f ssivss !.
s1la Milton ac,... r.,..
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THE Mrserne BoArs or THE AHcTIc.-A teie
graphic despateh. dated Halifax, Nov. 8. says:
The New Foandiand man steamer has arrived.
She brings no accounts of the eafcfy OF any more
Of the victims of the Arctic. The yachs Hawk had
returned from n unsuccessfui search. The body
Of q female ID 1 iieht drefa. was seen from her
deck but b ives blowing gale at the stne, ahd ell
attempts 20 rescue the body were Of no svaH.
SHORT wAYoT GETTING DivoacE.-The Albany
tM. ~ Arem ay1 thak ths following soties sppesrs
ins 0sr1nsa nswapsper ef thst city:
- = ppv In aDeNl Jeserh Rsnfz has lea ms Hith-
cot any psovoeatlon, ana have sen - eeefd -
thiua II hfm tAb slnst year paaks henoay aeelAse
that uplese IS yefaTus il three dsys fre tke data
shsi taks & - divorce, and ahsil mary ssaia in
Ue6iafely.sfs ~ JOHANNA kENrz.n
sInerIAn-1hs last liss svsr 1T b M Charities.
Pitssssr1 Ds1ter. whoss 6sash wai
thls-- $3.50 ~ x 50 u sssfks
sAnd svsn q lsst The solemn hear shall eonsp y
Haytag asasftt4 g saaseessd fsn h!1es.es nnas!
. ssa61 ef1nek 6 aisse1a. s41 y few aass disd
~ vas hssnts 50 selsa. hesl had como.
Lisu1 ClIetee y. I.esr, U p. Army. ~ 4 Nm
Orleans oashth ult ssss
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/ O. II. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
store of @. Il. Peake. Refers to Msssrs G. T.Wor-
than Co., Williams l. Brother. Butler 4 TinsIey,
J. H. Claiborne g. h. Peake, J. b. gclater and DR..
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON


UPHOLsTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Gorernor and Franklia Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
Ii French and American PAPER HANGIE0e.
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICEs. BANDS, CORDS.
TASsELs, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS. Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS
Trsnsparsnt SHADES. BEDS. MATTRESSES, de-.
which they VIII sell or work up 70 order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepsred 70 execute PAPER HANG
ING snd UfHoLSIER1NG promptly, in the city
or country. cc 2-3m
OOK AT THIS.-$20,UU0 worth Of
IL Ready Msds Clothing st eoss. enbnaeius every
Style Of suitable fer Fall and Winter wear
The subscribers have to qsit the busnsas
Ii Richmond the hfss OF January, 1850, and viii
pos lively sell At cost etaer vholessIsor retail To
merchants aud others hers Il rare chance. The
goods sss esh, fas and well made, and the stock IL
simple Cell ct the fEaaklin Clothing sters, No SO
Main street h DECOU co, E
n 3. good eattiss board for sals low. Apply -
abevss 8sss se4-Sm
NLOVER SEED .-JHat received, Is
sssssls stHsf'y gses So e ss's Z g..
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FALL TRADE.
S COND SUPPLY
OCTOBER s4TH, las

/ HAVE the pleasure of announcing to
: = those who have been delayed In making fheir
ceyed, BY the Lizzie Hewardr TO Baltimore. and
the Montreal g City Point, and by the sseamsr r.
Ainca aud the Atlantic at New York, extensive ad-
eiuons 20 my present stock Of Fall aud Winter Dry
0oods The AssoRTMEET is NOW cNE OF THE MosT
SeMMxhptNG EVER orrEREo TO THE TRADE, In
Shk. ssetts. shawlS Cloths, Cashmere, Blankets,
seaings and Carpets sell in quantities TO suit the
buyers sna take occasion to invite all persons who
may oe des OF purchasing their goods directly OF
an in porter who o. cts them himself in person. to
pnces d. II. LONDON.
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tN HATS
|RK,

returns
nendation
al so sub
nd the nu-
fined and
7 ssecond
tate Agri-
announce
are many
she must
the Even
Hat; the
pera Hat;
he Bridal
eh sssort-
line Leg
perfectly
Ribbons;
sses iIa 8
t variety
most sp.
.ined the
leak and
te oil Or
the most
25-l2t
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FALL IMpORTAIIONS 1854.
G1NTER e ALVEY.

FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854. a
GlNTER & ALVEY,
IMP O II TER s AND JOB BE r s
No. l6 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE row in store, of their own direct
importation the largest and best assorted stock
Of GOODS they have yet been able to exhibit to
the trade.
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
In the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
we are enabed and pledge ourselves to sell goods
as low they sold by importers in this
fy.
We wouii call especial attention to our stock of
Hosiery Combs
Gloyes Threads
Hdkfs L Cravats Bindings
:. Laces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Wooile
Dress Triminings Goods
Buttons s=fs
ea S-aScts GTNTER & ALVEY
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CHOLERA PRKvENfIvE.--Dr. RoBIHsON' 9

CHOLERA PREvENfTvE.--Df. K0BINsON's 3
cHqLEKA PREvEErIvE!-Thi prepafafion u oGsrsd,
70 the Pubiie not 40 an fsiibe ~ henN
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Norb1
Diarrhea. 0ysentery Pain In the Stomach and 6oSs
els, Sick Stomach. &C., &c 1t Il not unpessant TO
the taste, causes no unpleasant Sensfion and does
not restrict In diet. Eat aud drink, In moderation.
such things you have ound by experienee agree
with you u. D. ROBINSON, n. b.
| Office ON franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
| Hall, fsag. sseessss An 2-9m
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ssss $50 sss:s ss8a 81 .s 81. { {
s~aa sess sss IS ~
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The MINERs In California. who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, declare them
worth their weight in gold in preys ntins eolds and
t Is impossible for the weather to affect the head or
lungs Price 50 cents per hottie. TO be had Of all
the principal Drugeists In the city of Riehmond and
elsewhere. oeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

HAIR CUTTING, HAIR CUrrlNG-Stranp-
visiting the Agricultural Fair wishine to get
hair Cut IN the latest and most approved style and
brown color would advise them to call at the Hair
Cuttioa. Shavina, Shampoonipg and Bathing Saloon
nuder the American Hosei. Entrance on 1fth street.
N Blot, cold and shower Baths can BE- had at
all hours. Single Bath Is cts or tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

Lisuk Clipees ~. I<esr. U p. Army. ~ Il
Orleans d stn<)6th 1T
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HTONS-
AA0No.
\,
& Co.,sA
4th. on.-
LITER n
IN ,Ihe her old
the .hem ,ialat that
i. me .s Mnh-
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Frs
B.,
ltiOn
sand
CAN
lothF;
nleDt
and
on in
rices.
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. ladies Of
ow o. located
. street, over
9 make Or
REN, from
ID pain.
Fable PkT-
nd STAMP.
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Mr..
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Mes'rs Aoytiner and Moscovszv -GeufS: / ISve
eeen amsctsa w1th the filss ~ s1ass yeasss -
sosid set nothns 70 help ms until frisnd a1vissd
ed two hotties, a before had nssd then bofh- i
was entirely cured Of this most troublesome disesss
give the Tinciure atrisl
Yours; most respectfully, JNo MssrzxR
sold In kichnaond. By O. 4. STRECKER and PUR.
CELL. LADD 4 CO., and by ali the Drueasts n
Pessrsburs and elsewhere. Call ana get Panphlefts
e'aes' - -----. al 90 Sl--dkcts
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25
Corporation Of Ration Rouge.
BATON ROUGE, August oath, 1856

by VIRTUE of The assessment rolls
IL for the Corpora ion of Che City of Baton
Rouge, for the years 1852 and 1853, have seized
and will proceed to ell on MONDA Y, the 18th
Gay {. SEPTEMBER, IS at the Court House
door, N the City of Baton Rouge at 10 O'Clock NJ,
the following desc bed Riope, ty, assessed in tire
name Of BENJAMIN Bryan, to vii: certain Lot
parcel Of ground, si.rdted in that part Of the
City OF Eaton Rouge laid out by the Haze E. Beau
regait, and designated on the fgrra:ive plan of
said part of the C; y, as Los No. and the ives
tern half Of Lot No. 2, n square IS, containing
Nine " feet on Flan.e Street, by One Hundred #.
on st. Charles street, more or less, ana bounded
NORTH by France Street, East by property Of Benz.
Bryan, South By property Of Joshua Wilson, and
west by S.. Charles Street, to pay'and satisfy the
sum OF Thn ty One Dollars and Twenty Five cents,
being the amount Of Corporation Taxes due by
Benz Bryan, for the years 1852 and 80, together
with the cost, said propeIty to be .old Tor cash
without the benefit Of appraisenrent
aug26-5ts.w. II: F. WOLFE,
Collector of Corporation Taxes
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

TEE NEXT HOG CRoc.-The Louis
vile Courier says, 'that the next Hog
crop in Kentuckey will be large We
should like to know what he means
by it. Does he mean to say that the
next crop of hogs, will be a large
crop Of hogs, or a crop Of large hogs !!
Because there is a wide difference,
that may seriously effect the stock o.
pickled meat on hand.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

A political association has been form.
ed in Clarke county, under the i'm
pregnable name of Iron Heads. whose
object it is to defend the Federal Con-
stitution. maintaining the rights of
the States, protect civil and religious
liberty, and preserve our glorious I'm
ion. They solemnly pledge them
selves to support the Constitution,
and extend cordial welcome to the
oppressed of all the civilized nations
of the earth. Richmond Dispatch,
1lth.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

WISDOM WITH TEMpERANCE.-The
Edinburgh Review for July, has a
very able article on the main liquor
laao and other temperance move
ments:
The writer is favorable to the sup
preston Of intemperance by law, but he
remarks;
One caution, however. we will add.
The working classes are now attracted
to the tipping house by finding there
(what they never find at home,) both
comfort and amusement in the shape
of we'll lighted rooms, newspapers
and social intercourse. Now all these
things might be supplied them with
out ale Or gin. We would, therefore,
urge upon the benevolent agitators
who seek to suppress the ale-house
and the gin-palace, the necessity of
providing the poor with public read
ing and coffee houses, fee libraries
and museums, cheap concerts and ex-
hibitions for the winter season and
open parks, geological gardens and
cricket grounds for the summer. If,
in the petitions for restrictive legisla-
ton which they are now preparing,
they would incorporate proposals for
supplying innocent recreation to the
people, they would obtain far more
extensive support from those whom
they desire to benefit, but who now
too often regard all enactments tend
ing to the promotion Of public morali-
ty as the tyraunical interference Of the
rich with the amusements of the poor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

BouRt1cAuLr.-The floating reports
about this celebrated Dramatist, are
exceedingly amusing. Five or six
newspaper extracts, from seven OF
eight different newspapers are before
us, which may be summed up in brief
thus: "A five act Drama by Dion. c.
Bocrcicault, was produced at a thertre
in Bnffalo on the night of the 18th.
which proved a complete failure
Bourcicault is damned, all the salt
in the Dead and Red Seas, cannot
save him. Another paper says: "The
new five act drama of Bourcicault was
produced in this city, Buffalo, on the
18th inst, with entire new scenery
1t was we'll gotten up-was received
with applause, and is pronounced the
chef d'eurer of this great Dramatist.'
Another New York paper says, that
Bourcicault's new drama is a pla-
giarism.'
A correspondent Of the New York
True National Democrat, writing from
Niagara Falls, says:
''Bourcicault and his lady, (who
turned SO many heads as Agnes Rob
inson, and disappointed so many
hearts by disclosing her condition Of
double blessedness) are spending the
season in one o. the beautiful cottages
attached to the Clifton"
1t is said that Bourcicault is getting
up work entitled "Notes on Amer
lea" ready. The writer says: II be-
lieve he is preparing new play for
the coming season at Nallack's; and
judging from the joval expression of
his countenance, l should Judge that
he is we'll satisfied with the progress
Of his work."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25
Valuable Real Estate at Auction
BY
L. E, Powers & Co., Auctioneers.

THE undersigned, CONSTANCE Ter
L NoIR, wishing to leave Baton Rouge, will offer
for sale at Public Auction, at the Court House
door, in the City of Baton Rouge, on MONDA y,
THE 18TH DAY OF 0CTOBER NE.X7,
GS54) at ii O'Clock, A. H. all her property, situa-
LIST. A CERTAIN PLANTATION or TRACT OF
Land, about y miles East Of the City of Baton
Rouge, on the road leading to the Amite River
containing in all $40 acres; of which $50 or 200
acres are cleared, and the balance of the land we'll
tmbered. This tract presents unsurpassed adj
vantages for raising all kind of stock.
End. PLANTATION within three miles Of the
City Of Baton Rouge, containing 315 arpents, Of
which 100 are cleared, and under fence with
good Dwelling, Negro Cabins, Kitchen, 49,
Blacksmith Shop and other necessary plan A:::
tation houses. The unceared land on the @Etsk
tract is well timbered. 1t is bounded north by
Genl. Joseph Bernard, east by Lewis Pyburn, south
by Mrs. T. Davis, and west by lands Of J. II.
Perkins. This place contains all the necessary
Cane Wagons, Carts, Horses, Mules
together with 1900 barrels Of Corn, Hay,
Sweet Potatoes, Fodder, &C., g., and
Nine slaves, as follows:
HARRY, JEAN, JACK, CHARLOTTE, GEORGE,
BARRON, ALFRED, ALFRED, and JAMES.
5th. LOT and HOUSE, in the City of Baton
Rouge, at the corner Of north Boulevard, and 3d
streets (south side).
Rouge, in Beauregard town. plan Of which will
be exhibited on the day Of sale
HCONDITlONS.-The plantation lying in IL
miles Of this place $500 cash-balance !, 2 8 yrs.
credit; mortgaged retained notes well secured.
THE Plantation lying miles of Baton Rouge,
$1,000 CASH-balance in 1, and years credit
mortgage retained and notes well secured, bear
ing Rer interest from date till maturity-and s
per cent after due until paid.
The SLAVES-0ne third cash-H LIST Mar.
1885 first March 1856.
The House and Lot and the - lots Of ground,
Z Cash-H first of March 1S55-1 first Of
March 1856.
The Wagons, Carts. Oxen, Mules, Horses, Hay,
Corn, Hogs, and all the movables 90 days credit,
with notes well secured. Acts Of sale at the ex-
pense of purchasers. aug19-3w- 1t-1w-d. IS.
~ Baton Rouge Gazette, Vs-a-Vis, Bayou
Sara Ledger, Plaquemine Sentinel, State Paper.
Clinton, please copy twice and send bill to George
A. Pike for collection
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

EF-The Democratic Convention at
Carthage, Ohio, on the 10Th inst, for
nominating candidates for country
Offices and Congress, broke up in a
row. Charley Keme]in, one the del
egates, said that it was inconsistent to
denounce this organization. while the
Democrats had a secret organization,
referring to the Mama Tribe, Of which
United States Senators were members,
and George E. Pugh, chief. The lie
was given to this assertion, and Keme-
lin was attacked and finally fled, after
which the "baU Uas broke"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

E Mr.. w. f. Starke has been
appointed surveyor of the port Of New
Orleans, to fill the vacancy in that
Office occasioned by the appointment
Oft. G. Porter Collector of the Port,
in place of S. w. Downs deceased.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

Cooley AGAiN.-What can we say
additionally for Cooley, here he is
again, fresh for the coming month be-
fore the coming month has come. As
usual he is overaowing full Of steel
plates, patterns, pleasant stories-iu
short all things that please the ladies'.
There is an ever recurring freshness
about Cooley his arrival in the fami-
ly circle, is an event not out-done In
agyeeableness by any other.
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it, because it will throw the great par
ties off their beam ends and upset
their platforms, separating politicians,
who for sec 'ity will congregate in
squads like drowning rats, for safety
this must have a good effect and
when this object is accomplished, then
acknowledgment" will be forgotten.
-Taglioni, the great Taglioni
whose brilliant career as a danceuse,
has never been ort equalled, is thus
spoken of by traveller II passed the
villa of Taglioni. When within a
few yards of her window l glided so
noislessly, that I could see her al
most as plainly as if in the same room.
She looked faded, wrinkled, pallid
and old. Oh! who could believe her
sol"
Abby Kelly, now, is lying low
Professor Stowe has gone to Je, icho
He VOWS "by Jove" he will not shave,
As long as there exists slave
The gentleman is represented now,
as looking "Patriarchal billygotish-
Cosmetique a,oir has no effect upon
bin - The Angel Gabriel is
still at large, adding more brass to
his trumpet wherever he goes. He
was at Palmyra, New York, at last
account. - Denmark has declin-
ed to accede to the Austrio-Prus-
sian treaty, and The Western Pow
ers have rejected Internationally all
the propositions Of the Gar. What
then? We wait impatiently for fur
tber news over the grape vine line
which we hope to be able to spread
before our readers "teles raphed ex-
pressly for the Comet" tomorrow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

THEArR1cA,s IN THE BLACK SHA.-
On the 2Sth ult., Lord George Paulet,
tie commander of the Bellerophon,
gave a theatrical Representation on board
his ship, under the patronage Of his
Royal Highness, the Duke Of Cam
bridge. For him was reserved the
seat of honor, an arm chair in the
front row, which included all the
great folks within hail of Varna. The
ship was rugged into a theatre in the
most ingenious way. The scenery
was good and we'll managed, the
ladies' parts being taken by midship-
men and boys Of the ship. Two Of
the pieces were "The Lottery Ticket"
and Diamond cut Diamond" both
of which (the latter especially were
most admirably performed. As inter-
ludes, thare were Ethiopian serana-
ders, &C., and pieces performed by
the SPLENDID band of the ship. The
audience, which consisted of some two
hundred officers, were of cource great
ly delighted with the entertainment,
more particularly as it was concluded
by most excellent substantial supper.
Delta.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-25

lust RECEIVED from St. Louis
SIDES, aud PRIME SHOULDERS.
aug22-y. g. NJ HART Co.
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~During the late outbreak at
Madrid, some very valuable pictures
were sacrificed in the houses that
were sacked. Count Quinto had sew
eral precious specimens Of the old
masters-one in particular, for which
he had refused $4,000 sterling. A
choise library belonging to Sartorious,
was also committed to the flames
They estimate the value of Quinto's
picture at fls,OO0 or 100000.