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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
VA.uINCToy CRY star IN Nrw-YonK.-Ar.

by the rsened which viii enable
lin 10 reliable and universally quoted
ss supplied rtsdeTs in this city carly hour every morning
eou,snig reliable and important from the
Fedal City Tuesday MORNING, lih inst
Ncvfueu suG boys supplied. j. q. C00rhR,
Ieucr Aaeu. No. 4 N9 Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
HO,EY's SEEDING, Bo>ToN PINE, DRiIlSnQuE

NyArIs ELIZA other choice varieties Of Slrawbec from
the Of Protector JAMES MAPS for sale At the Phalanx
Depot No S. BroGds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

GAS COOKING AND HEATING.-AMERICAN PATENT
Gas HEATING COMPANY. No go Broadway second
psieu. process novelty utility and economy The
tuie are irysd the articles Hand
II X v. COLEMAN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the leading ariiC

oil the best DYE exani for perfectly coor
lie the applied Tens Thousand IN at paris OF
re world proclaim % the only reliable DYG known SOD
BAIcHELOEs Nc. &5j Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

POI Observation-Disclosures, of the above num-
Der las always in varied stock of transparent
Window Shades which the superior style and
which asiicellv sleAkng be exced They sold
prices 3il III and upward pail Ills stock
Comics Muslin and Curtain materials OF She first quail
ty Ac you Oil Cloths Paper Hsusng Call on
In aSnN sl.rlas Az Inv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

IIdb VI! De"u'! ,,,, =, =. D.! 1870. ,--l =,
produce growth Hair Bald Head pay OF he
viii szree 10 forfeit dollars il he fails produce the
Lee ~ w c. HURD No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

saw the sun, with fiery locks mountup the eastern
s And have wonders bat Al this sreay wonder
l. Price IS cents Sold everywhere Headquarters BARKERs
No 4. . Rrnnd
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ZErn,R MrRINo UNDERGRADUATES

If reader you agree with the opinion expressed IN
The above coupet has been uukiud yon call
CEsrADoko No As0Ioase, whose exclusive DNS viii remedy
The viii Dstsuff
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

LIZ We stand corrected, ia refer
enee to the Cuba resolutions, and Col.
Roberts of Orleans. We were not in
the House when tho motion to lay on
| the table came up, consequently tile
information in reference to the speee'
Of Col. Robert, came through, one OF
our Reporters. Our friend IN Lafay-
cite has the advantaga Of ia. He
SAYS .,a motion 10 lav on the table by
parliamentary law Is nat debatoble. F"
Thank you sir: how about tle ''pre-
vious question:" And how long since
this, or any other General Assembly )
in this great and original country, has
been governed by the laws of Pa,lia
ment? Come, ancient and venerable
neigl,bor, don't pitch into us. We
say Col. Roberts made IN "eloonen'
and impassioned speeclt.' IFS mat
ter Of very small moment what about
the fact Of the speech, is fact, and
there are many living witnesses to at
test its truth.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
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list spf Acts fasacd 1854.


A'st "s 4AcsS asssa 1904.
We eoulnensc Che publication Of list o
| al the A cts ia sej by the General Assem-.
Ma, /, AZ, ct,,o,r ,,,,;.;,,,, y. a.
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oeaah'ah' io'l i''i' ato Wti' continue 'f
/ III to be list as they are approved by the
xecttive and 6led IN Tho Sacratarv -
49,,
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Act No, | An Act Ia apportion the re-
RESERVATION in the Senate and House nj
representatives Of tie Stale OF louisiana
| aern'aiug ~ the Frat Census. made in
| 1858 Under tie Ssh Article Of he Constit,-
ION.
/ Act NO 2. All Act to provide for the
| aaFtneht 81 oi'icaIs. msin3eis an1 ,contin-
3PI' eS' enc Ct f fi General Assembly,.
g, Art we q. Il teS'u'ioh a"'ho'iz'hg the
oa,e Sh9'heef 70 arp ,lh' special ass's-
ant i'f the purpose oi examining Bayou
'aioule,e,
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

L. E PoWEhs & Co, having
purchased Tie Booi, and Stationary
store Of z. Boan1. viii sell Tie stock
at cost as they desire to clear out tht
lToilse for a.reg'ilar Auction and Com
mission business. '8' 't% 75t
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
GEORGE A. PIKE,
Notices.

a5 That is d most excellent arrang
men., where, By mutual con seht, eae'
sect and society takes 10 Itself q ''inot
to-" to do business under sonsthi ng
that points AZ once 10 the subject mat
ter, and tells in brief, the aim end OBJ
iect Of the institution.
II is To Be hoped The world will
never be 1ons viii, m 5ftoca and cpl
,aphs When Il man dies, a brief in
criptiot - mere dash Of the SCULPTOR !
chisel, tells il single line Of prose Of
poetry, his whole history II i Ike
the title pags to the huge voluno
within. The briefey the title, the bet
ter. In ancient times = before book
making was Observation-Disclosures science,
4;ttook as,nuch room id Is nov devoted
to the preface, toteIl tha title Of the
book; end d man had to lit down to
1t. IL, get it all iii. Now ons can get
tie title III he runs; and If D. man
has but tne half tile names Of books
published, be ID in truth learned
man. 4i lfJ 8}M @Hf I#aH
Mr.. Thomas Carlyle, said Com
meaee is King but it must not be
forgotten that he was Publishing q
book on the subject Of trade. Ii he
had been writing a book IN agricia-
ture OF mechanics. or the art Of max
ing money, he might hare said with
equal m'opsiety That either of these
three interesting things, is 9"Cbief
Priest in this sablunara world" Mot
toes for books. are co,nmendahle. and
no title page should ever be given the
world, without either Greek OF Latin
motto. from some one of the Pagan
philosophers. Newspapers Of late
have adopted the fashion OF mailing
something at their mast heads, and
some of these to man ''crank-sided
views" look very funny. Let us con
slider them. il the order III Which they
appear on our exchange list Home
llas precedence Of edi'rse. Here's the
Democratic Advocate, our Church
street contemporary: "IHe Uaion
lit must he prcserrea--Deazo
cyocy" This i given to US on the
body Of the American Eagle with
wings out-stretched, to Their full cara
city. 1.-THE. Democratic party were
If he same material all over the Union,
a. our democratic patty Is, il this
State. there would be no need 70 say,
The aUnion must -be preservod"--i''s
already picsled in he strongest vine
gar.
The Louisiana Democrat, I'VE have
not 4 copy Of the "Stdte Paper at
hana,-tlie Louisiana Democrat has
for Il mot.o"The TTrorl3 is gcrrrncd
TOO much" From orr own expert
ence we agree with him: but point us
out the remedy Mr.. Democrat The
world has been thrice delivered from
the hands Of knaves, and it alwavs falls
into The possession Of fools afterwards
the world learns nothing from expert
cnce. That weighty and influential
sheet the Picayune. hiss II its mast
head: "Taion Justtre qnd Conf |
deaee.' Where Psi. Take acwh
the motto, Mr. Pic, enc give lis some
thing clse. less thread..hare. The |
Shreveport Democrat says; "Oar ,
,Soantry, and our PGfty2' There
This is more sensible. 1.-THE shreyes-
port man viii nailfight under this, on
tie same 'star-spang'cd Jaek-staff
ibis; then it will do well: "Our conn-
our party, and our own pecani-
airy benefit"
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PRorEssoR D1M1TRY.-This able|

PRoTEssoR D1M1TRY--Ihis able
and accomplished lecturer did not de-
liver the lecture, advertised to come
off on Tuesday night. in New Orleans.
In oompliahcs vitlf.he complimentary
request from our legislature, he comes
here to discourse, in the State Capitol
on he subject Of Popular Education
When tits formally announced, and
The hour fixed, for .this~iich classic
feast, d larger assembage inay be look
ed for in the Hail. than hes ever be-
fore glaced it ., zsd
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
- : = -
Gambling,

tered md patronizau ~ Hioaes'' c''ii'
ization--the disposition TO i've OFT OF
he misery If Others; without render
ing aeistv eqi'ivolehf, driees tf1ous-
ands of our nfecaeious youths to the
gambling room, to get IA living
| heretrom. as their parents have done
Ihefore them. The first lesson taught
the hopeful son, in this latitude I'VE
| IRE Indebted to our peculiar institutions
fer the lesson,) is, that any k'nd Of hon
est employment is tlngsntlemanly and
li@respectable The young Miss, is
deemed ''eduoated," uhem she learns
| 0 put on her shoes and stockings, and
accomplished, when she can hump or
linary musie-from that MUSCLES in.
irument Of parlor use---the Piano.
But these are crying evils of society,
With which every one is acquainted,
| AID for which, there is no remedy.
The subject natter in band, is
gambling" and our attention is call
ed to it, by n paragraph noticing the
passage Of a law lIy the Georgia Legls-
Ia are, which provides punishment at
nard lahorl, the State prison, Of any
persqn WIN keeps, employs, Or deals
ut. any Faro a. Il. G. or L. O., or
other tables for the purpose Of playing
aud betting.
The present immortal body, now in
session fir the benefit Of the State Of
Louisiana j, bad bill under consider
alton the other day, to legalize the
game Of Kino-a game whereat more
st'indIi6g Vn b pras'iced than at the
Faro bank itself We have not been
able to fiud wiIere the bin went to-
but presume 1t has gone to keep com
pany with tie thousand and on+, other
b H.. which Goes to make up the
archives Of oblivion.
Interference 10 gambling----the nero
passage of laws, is Of very small mo-
.ment 1t may safely be said Of them,
as Of many qalcE reniiJies '.for ills
if they do 10 good, they do 10 HARM
This is true ofali laws. in great Re-
publican Government like this--where
the tendency Is to bring every thing
down to a dead a.'Jack Uade's" level
Here, we haredso many laws to rega-
late the morals Of the community, that
none are regardea---and we must turn
to some other power, 10 find force to
Correct them e#
Public opinion must change The
hoary-Lealed old sinner Of the family.
must quit setting down to tho card-ta-
bic with his son, to swear and play,
and play aud cheat with him. The
efscIaibate miss, should learn that a
long life Of health aad happiness, de-
Ponds, In part, on other, aud more sub
stan.ial things, than liquid chalk.
Have not the feminine gender much to
answer for! And is not that poet near
right, ~ho exclaims, some how thus
oh woman Thou sioufd'st have no
sins Of thine own 10 answer for-thon
,rt guilty Of such a multitude ID man"
What kind Of "chap,' takes the eye
# the Southern 1niss--who rises to
AXE the place Of mothers, and keep
lp the stock Of sons aud daughters Of
he Union? We should like to pie
ure the beanx ideal Of her nind-tIie
'pple Of her eye. But this would be
we have only to look
ut thg window and see dozen Of
hem. They haze been called there,
q interchange ogliag glauees with The
misses, who come and 90,
md dance over the crossing, for The
'enefs ofthe lapk and languid gents,
Who are peculiarly flied s6 make Ifus.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
gg Attention is asked to the medi

EE Attention is asked To the nedi
cal card Of DR.. Il. IA. Day. DR.. DAY
has become q permanent resident O
this city, and offers bis professions
services to the public. DR.. Day i
nlready well and favorably known to
many Of our citizens, as representa-
i've in the legislature, from ST. Mary
and also spoken Of il, connection with
he office Of State Auditor during tht
late cahvass.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

10 The letter from our regulai
Ne* Orleans Correspondent in to-days
paper will be found exceedingly in
leresting. Facts are there given in
reference to Cuba movements in New
Orleans which may be relied on as
correct
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

q in the House yesterday Col.
Roberts Of Orleans made. very elo-
gent ard impassioned speech, on the
motion. to lay the Cuba resolutions on
the table. 45 7fi8 alau 8.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
14~t4 E. PnMERs & Co. l.

| lale CdH'aNh.
lE~L. E. PowEhs & Co, having
purchased tie Book and Stationary
sore Of Z. BoaEt, viii sell Tie stock
At cost us they desire to clear out tht
Hoilsc for asregular Auction aud Com
mission business. '8
20 The letter from our regulal
New Orleans Correspondent in to-days
paper will be found exceedingly in
ierestiag. Facts are there given in
reference to Cuba movements in New
Orleans which may be relied on as
correct.
W-By notice today, it will be
seen that an election will be held on
Monday next, tie 9th inst, at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church. to elect
Wardens for the ensuing year. p
Ey-Tbe Adyoeate learns tlat or
ders have been received by the officer
id command Of this post, to enclose
the ground, known as the Protestant
Grave Yard, with n picket fence. -
This is Il great eondeceusion OH the
part Of those ID authority, and under
the principle, small favors thankfully
reeelved,p the citizens of Red Stick,
tender them, one and all, heartfelt
Acknowledgements. BY accident, the
ground in question, became the Pro-
testant Cemetery. II has received the
ashes Of many Of our dearest friends
and relatives, and efforts hive been
made from time to time, to obtain the
spot-enclose and adorp it, AS it shoukl
be. We have offered to buy and We
have begged. But y matter Of this
characters is of too little Importance
to the party in power, to ever get Il
second reading. One utter; one, our
representatives have been appealed to.
and they have always been found too
busily engaged with the previous
question: to give il any portion Of
their valuable time. Now We are
told in a very brief manner, that all
order comes from the Secretary "a.
War to have u "pieae. fence put
found it, Thank you gentlemen, in
and collectively. But We
may say casually --as il is at, our ton
CUES poiat--that il rnoelerns c251lstsau
people, had any Of tie holy feelings Of
ancient barlarisns,, they would takt
possession u the spot Of ground inI
question, as theirs !, by the nearest
and dearest right that title frcm
Heaven can bestow. Go on gentle !
men; build the picket fenee. We re-
serve to ouyselee s4 the rightfto express
our feelings on the subject from time
70 time, in whatever ferm Of language
they may occur 10 U.s. and we look
with hope to the day when The fence
will tumble il with age, AMI a'bette,
of-ttings come about "poli-
lically." When he present efemin
ate race of politicians will tumble off
their legs, into some obscure and
9uiet grave yard, and a better set will
stand in their shoes. Such is will
occasionally bestow a thought on their
constituents, apart from the interest
'fthe great party in power.
e In the House yesterday Col.
Roberts Of Orleans made a very elo-
cont ord ,,,yoee;nrod e,oeaL
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Be vBy notice to-day, it will be
seen that an election will be held on
Monday next, tie 9th inst, at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church. to elect
Wardens for the ensuing year. fa
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

I've have again to thank our
attentive Representative in Congress,
tl,o Hon John Perkins, for valuable
documents. Among oilers Dir. Ev-
ere1's speech in the Senate on the
Nebraska and Kansas territorial bill
H. II is now stated that England
VII send 10000 troops to The seat of
arrat oEce, and that the number will
lie increased 10 20 600, if necessary.
The FIST troops TO leave were TO
embark fir their destination from Liv-
erpool and Cork -
The London Globe saws that it vas
probable the elitf cdmniand Of the
troops would be coffded to Lord
Haelan.
The number Of troops to he sent by
France to the seat Of war, It is now
said, will, in the first instance, be 49,
900 This number, as in the case of
the English troops, is to be doubled in
case Of necessity. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25
CLOAN'S ARCHITECT, 2 Volumes
~ Price &l4. Just Ieceiaed and for sale by

g LOANS ARCHITECT, 2 Volumes
~ Price ga. Just Teceised and for sale by
A. NORRIS, 81 Main o..
Also-The following Works en- Archite cture:
Sloan's New Carpenters 0uide-prce $780,
Shaw's Civil Architecture, new editiou-S7.
Practical DraughtsmaD, new wort-&6
Ritch's American Architect, complete-S6.
Ranletts Archite cture, vols quarto-Sf2
0oulds House Carpenters Assistant-$3.
Lafever's Modern Builders Guide-$t.
Benjamu's Builders Guide-&3 80. -
Benjamn's Practice Of Architecturs-$3
Lafevers Beauties of Architecture o.
Berjamins Elements of Architecture-@t so.
Arnatts Gothic Architecture. applied to Modern
Residences, IL vol. quartz 81
Rural Architecture, by Edward Shaw-&450
Wishtwick's Hints to Architects, by Downing
price 81 SO
American Cottage Builder by Bullock-$l75.
Rural Homes, BY Wh-eler-9l.25 Is. $50
Aliens Rural Architecture-$lz5
Dovnine's Country Houses. new editien-S4
DowninSs Landscape Gardening and Architecture;
Haiield's American Hone Csrpsnter-&2 -
A. NORRIS has also q great number Il v,l..h,.
Works on Railroad Engineering, Millwrisht's ~
chinery, and Mechanics generally, and others.
no 23-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25
KUSHTON CLARK 81 CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL

For Consumpti0n, ScrOfNZ0, &c.
TNHE great success which has ate nded
Il the of the above cele bratei article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur-
chesers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK 4 co. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each label ard the
signature in full each other is gen.
uine We have been at great pains and expense 10
secure cur patrons the pure article, and our Mr.
Clark went to New Foundlsnd to supsrintend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant cur Oil
pure and superior quality In every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil, is the with great deal that is
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'S article for sals
by PURCELL, LADD l. CO and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dkHSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25
| VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND

A VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND
IA DWELLING IN TIE TOWN OF BOW
LING GREEN. CAROLINE COUNTY. VA, AT
PRIVATE SALE BY GODDIN L APPERSON =
The property is nearly new. built of wood, and
Is well situated in the town, two and half miles
from the Railroad running from Richmond city to
Fredericksburg The store room is well fitted up,
and is large and eommodiau'. with Grocery Room
and Counting Room Tue Dwelling part consists of
consist Of Lumber House. Wood House and Kitchen.
There is also another house upon the lot, fontnx
on the street, with two tenements, occupied Of
fees reatins for $25 apiece. The property will be
s,ld low. -.
TERMS will be, one-third cash, the balance in two
equal osta ments at and ~ months from the day
Of sale, interest added. no 2l-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

r fST OF LETTERs-RsIel ming g me
IL Rcbnuna Post ofics on ne a. = s,h,s RAJ vill
nlesse saw tSey are sdvert .ed. frn.n o s>a
r. Ofice hours, on Sunday, hsseass sf,'fo" sss
A n and TSP. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

Father Brady, whose recent death and burial at
Hartford, have been the of much excitement
In that city, died according to the certificate of his
physicians of cholera, brought by deep depression
of spirts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

T,EACHER OF FOREIGN T.ANoI7.

\ OES.-bIUNUK ANTONIO 0FOpus =.
arrived from Paris, bees leave to inform az Juss
OF hichmond, that he vii. give instructors t. ~
French and Italian Ian gusges either In orS..s re
sons or in class. r''s'e lo~
The heads of SemiBaries can have hi, .srv,..
Usher in these Department. upon reasonahia ts,p
He has spent most OF his time Ia Paris and nndas
that he will give entire satisfaction
Orters may be left at the bookstore Of ia. w.,
house, Main street, at Harold Murra,'s Broad ~
corner Of 18th and Broad streets oc a sS9Ise,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

CONDUCTOR KLLED-On the night of the 18th
Inst the freight train No /. f ON Cleveland to Co.
lunbu', (Ohio ran off the track Gallon and the
Conducto, Mr.. Chapman, was instantly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25
FRANKLIN PAPER MIIL-Poi-;

dere Manufacturing Company are now n,ers,a,
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER a pfea
size or weight, at the shortest notice Also s.,ay
and Msneila Wrapping. The Mil having ~
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish mans ~
Book and Newspaper work of as good oualitv =. 40, I
Mill In the Union. All orders must be adjrsssSE
RlCHD d. SANXAY,
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturer Co
TERMs.-An sums SlG0 months ~ -,
ne go,able psper, under Sf6o cash a. "a tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

THE PRICE OF BEEF-The bids for the supplying
the Aims House Department, New York, with beef
for the Of the inmates of the various institutions
during the ensuing year. at prices varying from
five to seven dollars the hundred.