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]. s. REESE,

PERUVIAN GUANO mEAtCAN GUAM.
J. s. REESE,
agent for Selecting Pw chasing and Forwarding
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND OTaER vARIETIEs OF
CUAHo
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
BALTIMORE, ND
The advertier guarantees to furnish the shove
fertilizers, all Of the bet quslitIes 70 consumers
and dealers on best terms.
u Orders forwarded to the shove sddrsss. viii be
promptly executed. je l5-d&e6m.
ZINE ROGERS, WOSTE Mol II
l. AND OTHER CUTLERY, 0PPourE AMERI-
CAN HorEL-RoBERT MCNAMEE respectfully
calls the attention Of his customers 10 His superior
stock of Rszors Knives Scissors, Dental and burgi.
cal instruments OF his own'and foreign manufaetars
together with variety OF goods In his line, which
he will sell very low.
N. B-Razors sold at my store win all be warrant
ed to shave we'll
All kinds of Cutlery aad Instruments pat In com
Meta order ia 1S~-1m
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NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF
~ LIBERTY GUARD "A meeting of this COM
pany will be held on THURSDAY NIGHT, at half
past O'clock, in the Old Billiard Room in rear Ct
b Woods Drug Store, on Wall street, for the pur.
pose of electing officers. 1t is desirable to have
fall attendance.
Persons who wish to become members are invited
to attend. lie 2n-2tt
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Sale to be conducted by Il
jal8 GODDIN 4 APPERsoN ar,..

VERY VALUABLE REAL Estate
ON FIFTH, BETWEEN BYRD ANT ARCH
SIS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be soid
on MoNDAY afternoon, the 25th June, 1855 on the
premises commencing at 81 O'Clock, the very ysiua-
Die and handsome Cottage residepce on the Wes.
Mathew Delaney. AraAJ Va Ani
ALso-the two large Brick Tenements adjoining.
used az store and dwelling one OF which IL in the
occupancy of Mr.. James Tanner ~
me above real estate is situated in part of the
city where real estate 10 in demand and cn,u .I
fair rents. ~ 'oAnanos
TEFMs-One. cash, balance at s. 6 and 9 mos.
for nsgotiabe notes, interest added and ttis
ed till last note 10 paid ~A0 ''''e ie'ain-
je Is GODDIN AppERsou -.
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Baker street, referred to in the foregoing adver-
house and lot Duvai street. near to Brooke Ave-
nue., now occupied by Biddy White. The house has
7 rooms besides kitchen, and isin good repair.
IL Ie GODpIN ApPERsON arct,
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INV MAiL ENHANCEMENT The Postmaster
General Tuesday, entered into arrangement
with the Orange ana AlexsDdris Railroad Com
Virginia Central Railroad Company, (E. Foutsine,
Esq president) tor the conveyance of the Great
mails from Washington City. by all the interme-
diite Offices to Gordonsville, Va, aud thence by
Tcevilli0n's depot and all other Offices over the
Central Railroad to Richmond, Va, and back,
twice daily, except Sunday, and then once daily
The branch to Wsuenton, Va, will be contin-
ned as at present The new arrangement will
60 into effect on the fra, day Of July next.
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TW y d d z n NEDENI . ON
i FRANKLIN AND THIRTiETH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-Will be sold ON WE'D
NEsDAY afternoon, the 9th June, 1855. ON the
premises. commencing at O'Clock, two Brick Ten
ements on the corner of Franklin and S0th streets,
in rear of the residence of Mr. H. 7. Psiro, now in
the occupancy of Mr.. w. FITZGERALD
rEsMS-One third cash; balance at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes interest added, and
title retained till last note 10 paid. Taxes for the
present = ear to be paid by the purchaser
GODDiN APPERSON,
il ia Auctioneers
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FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS Mis-
Line 200 pieces of the above mentioned GOOD,
ron the lowest price to the finest Just reeevsS
WIN o Be sofa 10" by J. MILLHIsER L BRO.
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16
DEBur or Mile RAcHEL.---Tl

DEBuT or MILE RAoHEL.--The
great French sruyedienne made her
first appearance before All American
audience on the night Of the 3D. inst,
in the Metropolitan Theatre New York
Corneille's celebrated tragedy" Les
Horaces,'' was selected as the princi-
pal piece, proceeded by" Les Droits
de L'Homme,' a comedy. The New
York papers have long articles upon
the performance, and agree that Rach-
el achieved great and decided tri-
umph, surprising expectation, The
Herald pronoances II the most interest
ing dramatic performance that ever
took place in !the United States. The
Herald also a'ys:
Rachcl's rsatomime IL more eloquent
than the words Of an ordinary actress.
Her face is pot handsome. but very
expressive. Her figure resembles,
Though Il is' somewhat thinner than
that Of Miss Julia Dean. She Is an
actress that once seen can never be
forgotten. The writer of this has seen
a great many theatrical performances
anil A great deal Of what is called good
acting. The Camille Of Mile Rachel
is Che only piece Of great acting that
he!has ever been.
Rachel's 1hree sisters also appeared.
The turnout was immense, and the
gross receiIis were estimated at not
let's than spoo. Times.
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DIED.

At his residence In this city on Saturday the 9th
inst, OIAs. II. METeALF,a native Of England,
aged about 30 years.
On Sunday the 9th insts MATTHEW FLORENCE,
native OF Italy, ageasgtout "a years.
Though far away from his parents and his home,
he had the Of an alTectonate brother to watch
over him and sisters, TO administer to his every
want.
On Monday, evening the 10th inst, Miss KATE
MoGUlNNEss, aged about 10 years.
On Tuesday morning. 18th inst, Miss MARY
ANN MeGu1NNEss, aged 10 years.
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, at his Plan.
tation. in this Parish Capt Il. W. NEWPORT aged
about 10 years.
On Tuesday Morning, the nth inst, DE WITT
CLINTON FISK, u native Of Ohio--sged about 90
years.
eW- Ohio Papers copy. O
On Friday morning, the 14th inst, OF consump-
tion Mrs. ELIZABETH HARBOUR, consort of SAN
uEL HARBOUR, Of thisc ity. "
e. Thursday evening the 18th inst, at the resi-
des3e of Thompson j. Bird, miles east Of this city
Mr.. CYRUS Mo0AUGHEY, aged about IS years.
Gtis remains were inferred yesterday, morning,
by the brethren ofSt. James (Nfasonic) Lodge.
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10 the Essnevulemt In this vicinity.

The Bel .voleht Association although
authorized 10 draw on the City Treasury,
scr relief Of the sick and distressed among
.ss, wishing 10 extend their operations be-
You'd The sttict construction Of the city ap-
preparation. hereby call on their friends to
contribute fach sums as they may be dis
fused 30 place at.nur disposal, for The relief
those lels in destitute circumstances by
sickness ard death. Our books will al.
ways be open TO She inspection OF donors to
see tho ma,sner their charities are disposed
Of. Any donations sent to the Secretary Of
the Association will be thankfully received
ut the present time, AZ we have no funds in
oar treasury, 70 meet present demands.
w. r. TUNNARD, Pres't.
q. A. FiK sec'y.
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Com M NJ, ieuted.
CDh1e 10 the Organ.
fRFsrFrtFrLiv DEDICATED 70 THE La. GorRiEi

The music Of thy lungs, is passing good,
II sounds nost s.eeny To the party ear,
Play on; II stirtyir apleen--it moves our blood,
And country organs chaunt II without fear.
But pray lie Se,e don't do your best,
Don't crack your valves too early In the war,
Hold III your thunier--take little rest,
10 come down stronger In November
One thing charge ycu look well to;
In times like these, when votes are travelling Off
And do not make mark as they should do,
Fee that The "pofers" are not taken too.
ny love we'll want them when the tiles come in
10 give Know Ncthings their death blow,
Pray s. do ace them kept as they have been,
Have them we mnst-pr there's M no.
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Netu ORLEANS atlmket.
FRIDAY EyEN1Na srrr "A ,sn

FRIDAY EVENING SER. IA, go
OOTTON-The deruar d has been good, and near
~ 1000 bales have changed hands Mt the ds.,,ne
noticed yesterday.
The foreign accounts by the Africa are regarded
a. rather favorable. O
Liverpool Classification.
Inferior. none NiiddlIng Fair sX01o
Good MIadllns sls@sss Good and Fne-@-
sUGAR-Sales about 100 hhds a. 6k6lGs3c for
oointncr and 7G07se for Fair TO Prime aud Choice
MoLAssEs.-We notice one large sale, 4S0 bbls
FermentlHg, ut Csc per gallon.
FI0UR-Market heavy and prices droopjng.
Sales $500 barrels, Of which 100 ST. Louis supetnfe
at 90 62166h6 SIN 600 ordinary Extra at VI s7k.
and e4g Fine at 81 5o@t 10 W Dbl.
U0RN-Dull, and the sales confined to GOO sacks
In lots on the Levee, at 7Oef2h and 600 from store
at 1Jc.
OATs-s5o sacks new were taken at 4oG14lc y
bushel.
BRAN 5so sacks brought Gle per 100 lbs.
HAY-scne 800 bales sold ut s24Ga24 90 per
WHEAT-We notice sales Of 11n sacks, In three
or four lots, at ~ 30, subject to inspection
P0RK-Retail transactions only, mostly at go
30 per Dbl for Mess.
BAC0N--Small sales at II hf111s4c for Ribbed
Sides, aud 10Ae for Shoulders.
LARD-We netice to-day sales Of nearly 400
hbis and terces including lst in two lots tsof) nj
~ 10, and 100 bbls and 90 tefces prime at lie y
b, Holders asked 11AMl1t6c for Prime. &
gUNNY BAgS-100 and $50 bales extra heavy
were sold at 15Sc-eqnal to cash.
WHISKY lou bbls Rectifled we're taken at Ban
and 20 Dexter's Extra AZ Ale u gallon.
sALT-A cargo of liverpool, all Fine was sold
sometime since, to arrive al about 81 81, and We
offered at 81 30, and even less Without finding pur-
ts}lasers.
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The Remopat Of The Florida Ind
ans- The Tampa Peuinsular, of the
1st inst, says
We are pleased to learn from Fort
Myers that the health Of that station
has much improved lately. The per-
sonal and material for active opera.
lions against the Semipoles will be
completed Ly the LIST of October next.
Little or no difficulty is anticipated
by our army in etecting their removal
to the West.
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The Cayuga Indians in Western
New York have revolted deposed their
chiefs. and set up new ruels The re-
volutionists have issued their manifesto
from which it appears they have been
victimized by their chiefs. Initiating
their more civilized neighbors, the
CeJuga office holders have kept up a
watchful eye upon the spoils, and in
stead of administering the affairs of the
tribe honestly, it is alleged, have avail
ed themselves Of their official positions
to unscrupulous'y plumber the people
of the annuity received from the State
by virtue ofcertain treaty stipulations
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lEARrHotkKE AT Los ANaEt,os.- :.

EARrHo1 AXE At Los AsesLos.- -
On tbs 10ta Of July, there was a SO.
we're shock. Of an earthquake at Los
Angeles, ii California. Many of the
large 'brice buildings were cracked
ahd thrcw, down, crockery ware bro.
ken, window glass, etc. At last &C.
counts the people Of that pleasant re.
,gion vera" to use the San Diego
Herald's language; "anxiously look
ing for another shock Of the same
kiud," sndfwere prepared to receive it,
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GnEAr HoasE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GnEAr House. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that the politicians of the North have
got through with their convention,
that useful animal the horse is about
to go into convention too, at Spring
field, Mass, on the 18th Of September
not to make a platform--but to ex-
hibit the best breeds esd the fastest
nags. It is said it promises to be the
greatest exhibition Of The kind ever
held in the United States.
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A RARE CuR1osIrv.-An original
draft of improvements in the maehin-
cry of the steamer Claremont, by Ro-
bert Fulton, at the time her name was
changed to North River, after Ler first
i'll success, is at present in possession
of Mr.. Shark, the chief engineer Of the
Merrimac, at the Navy Yard, Boston.
Il has been preserved among the pa
pers to the old West Point boundary
Company since 1903, and probably
the only authentic work Of the kind
that can be traced 10 his hand. It
looks well, even at this late date. and
Is only little soiled and somewhat
torn.
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IT, The San Diego Herald.

u The San Diego Herald, has
ZIP the name Of Gen. SAM HousroN, Of
Texas. as y candidate for President in
1856, subject as they say, 50 the decis.
ion Of the American People. JOHN
BrxlER, ofSacramento, is also announ-
<sed as candidate ror Governor. He
is the regular nominee Of the Demo-
cratic party in California. and is hold.
ing the office of Governor nov.
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The Thrift The Nav York .Tour

The Tarid.-The New York Jour.
nal of Commerce learns that the Sec
rotary of the Treasury will commenced
to Congress in his annual report re-
vision of the tariff, keeping in view
three Objects To simplify the elias
sidcation Of articles. 100 abridge
the labor Of collecting revenue. and
thereby reduce the number of emplo-
ees and thus lesson the necessary en-
penses. 3. TO encourage the indus
try of the country by exempting raw
materials from duty.
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A CARD.

In publishing several days ago, Card
which | deemed necessary to explain my
position towards some ladies', and the rela-
tive position of certain young gentleman, !
was doing. thought, only my duty--but,
as there has appeared an answer to it,
couched in insulting language, and calcula-
ted to mislead those who are not sufficiently
acquainted with the nature of the case,
have resolved once again to trouble the
public with this matter, and TO give full
particulars.
! was called upon, on the morning of the
sth inst, by my friend, the Hon. Joseph
Monget, who desired me to furnish him
with all the carriages had in my stable,
for the purpose Of conveying to the bury
ing ground, those who would attend the
funeral of This deceased Lady; he requested
me to see them conveniently seated. In
attending to that duty, with the assistance
of Capt. Tunnard, gave Mr.. Walters
charge of a buggy, and he drove to the
cemetery, but, as the buggy furnished him
had no top, the Sung~;sn"'p, without any
authorization whatever, xchanged the bug
gy confded to his care, for one that had
been furnished to Mrs S. and Mrs.
F., and drove it off, leaving them I'M
provided. For this conduct, totally un-
worthy of gentleman, published in the
Comet the card. which seems to have
drawn the ire Of this young scamp.
He called on me for an explanation, and
| then told him, that he alone was to blame
and that none but an unprincipled young
scamp would have been guilty of such a
deed.
In answer to this--he published In the
Advocate card, in which he says, that
am too well known, &c. hope am tao
,ccH kno,cn in this community, for such re-
marks to bear any weight with them. 1t
must certainly be very we'll known that
would not be guilty of taking carriage
away from ladies', or to take Horse from,
the church, and ride it off until satisfied. |
have lived here nine years, and in louisa
ma thirty seven years, and if after this long
residence, a beardless scamp or any other
one, wants to be informed as to my charac-
ter or antecedents, he can call upon Judge
Jones and Judge M. G. Penn, of St. Tam
many, Judge Watterston, and Mr.. Raoul,
of Springfield, Messrs. Knight, Boudelong,
Carlin, and Grinage, of Terrebonne, and
many others.
Raised as was, in the frontier settle
ment of N. Y, and my early life spent
among the rough and hardy pioneers of CT
vilization, have but blunt language to Of
fer. have had to deal with savages, but
never yet had | been called upon to repell
the attack of one as uncivilized as this de-
licate specimen of would be fast Young
Observation-Disclosures J. WALTER.
sept!5-lt. JAS. 5. MORGAN.
The Norfork Herald is temporarily sus-
pended on account Of the fever.
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~ To add to the calamities of
Norfork, the small pox, that loath-
some disease, has made its appearance
to aid the fever, in the work of des-
truction. On the 9th inst, twelve
cases had occurred.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

A CArEeoRr or LoArERs.-DifFer.
cnt nations have different kinds Of
Ioafers. The Italian spends his time
in sleeping-the Turkish loafer in
areaming-the Spanish in praying
che French in laughing-the English
IN swearing-the Russian gambling
the Hungarian in smoking-the Ger
man in drinking. and the American
in talking politics.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

LIBERTY IN FRANcFy--A gentle
man recently from Europe tells us the
following story: 'sMons. -, Of
Paris, who is not an Imperialist, had
very fine, but savage dog, which he
named Sebastopol. On being ssked
the reason, at a Cafe, few days since,
for giving his dog such singular
name, he replied "becanse he can't
de TAKEN Whereupon the owner
Of the dog was promptly arrested for
his disloyal unbelief. We are inclin-
ed to believe there is more freedom in
St. Petersburg than in Paris.-N Y.
Mirror. ~
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Try Rlack won,l's Maunzine an

Ey- Blackwood's Magazine says
that there is an abundance Of exact pa
ralleism between the present Euro
pean war and the Peloponnessiap war
as described by Thucylides We have
seen already fulfilled the prophecy Of
the Delphic oracle" A Dorio war
shall come and plague with it land
latterly another striking similarity has
occurred. The principal actors with
whom the drama began are not destin-
ed to bring it to an end but even
while it is present they belong to the
paste As Pericles and Demostbenese
passed away to make room for Lysan-
der and Alcibiades, 80 we have been
destined to see only in the second
year of the war, the Emperor Nicho-
las and the two Generals in Chief of
the French and British armies of the
East removed from their earthly res
possibilities. It is useful to reflect
that the furies of the war are less NOR.
tai than the men who set them to work
or are set to work by them -Aieran-
drir Gazette.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

The Chinese of California celebrat-
ed Mayday in high old style. A.
mong the dishes prepared at the Bow
WOW Hotel" was pot-pie made OF
the following delicate viands One
door mat, two cats three pair of boots
one dog, four poll parrots, one pair of
cotton socks. sixteen swapping turtles
and the four quarter Of a horse. The
calls numbered some six hundred --4
That's pot.pie rs is pot-ple.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

In Great Britain all railroads pass
under or over common roads, and the
track is securely fenced in, SO that no
animal can stray before a train
which, in this country, is the common
cause of railroad disasters.
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SINGULAR MaRRtaaEs.-At Maccl.

SINGULAR MaRRlAaEs.-At Maccl.
esfield, N. y, on Sunday, July 9Th
Mr.. Orobin Ollenshaw, aged 6s, was
married to Miss Sarah Ollenshaw aged
20, Of Reddish. BY this VI ion the bride
became the wife of her own uncle,
sister-in.|aw to her mother. sister-in
law to her aunt, aunt to her brothers
and sisters, and step-mother to her
cousins, and by another marriage she
become the mother-n law of her own
sister,
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EnrroR eF fnE CoMF4. Please announce A. n.
VAIL, ~ d candidate for Representative IN the
lcwar Hu,tse OF the Legislature.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

UPRIeHr MES.-We love upright
men. Pull them this way and the
other, and they only bend, but never
break. Trip them down, and in a
trice they are on their feet again
Bury them in the mud, and in an hour
they would be out and bright. You
cannot keep them down--you cannot
destroy them They are the salt of the
earth. Who but they start any noble
project? They build our cities, whiten
theocean with their saig and blacken
the heavens with the Snhoke of their
cars. Look to them, young men, and
catch the spark of their energy.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

The ANTIporE.--To counterfeit the
influence of an enormous sale of
books Of an immoral and irreligious
tendency in England, an association
has been formed under the title of
The East Sussex Book Hawking
Association under the patronage Of
the bishop of the diocese, and with
other distinguished support.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

NJ
EW ED,roR % CoMsr. -Please announce II. V.
BASIN, ~ a candidate for Sheriff Of this Parish,
At the approaching election.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

The New York Supreme Court,
Of the Second Judicial district, has
rendered decision in the celebrated
lager beer case, tried some time since
at Poughkeepsie, in which the defend
ant was convicted by the County Court
Of violating the prohibitory liquor law.
The Supreme Court reversed the de-
cision Of the court below, and ordered
the discharge from arrest of the de-
PENDANT. The decision places larger
beer in the list Of non prohibited bev-
erapes.
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10 AS noticeable improvement,
in the moral tone of society, we see
that the expense incurred by the city
authorities for the parental care of
"Lcafers . is diminishing. At the
meeting of the board on Thursday,
only S11, IS was appropriated for this
purpose,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16
Gbe 'lptrkly Cnl1lrt.
Friday Morning /: Sept. IA, 1866.

EpIroR goMkf Please announce DR.. THOMAS
J. BOFF1NpT9N, AZ n candidate FOR the Senate,
frcns the senatorial District comprised Of the
Parish Of Fast baton Rouge.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16
% A young lady describes her
feelings, and courts sympathy:

'oN'3",S' "fFH VV"t 1o y FFt'Hv =
MY heart Is sick, my heart is sad -
But oh ! the cause dare not tell
am not grieved, am not glad,,"
am not i'll, am not well @
I'm not myself-I'm not the same:
l am, indeed, know not what;
I'm changed, in all, except in name
Oh when shall be changed in Mat'
Boston Courier.