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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

UNooNscIoUs.-At an early hour yester
day morning, MIR. Ellis, the clerk of the first mar
the large culvert on Franklin street, cold as an
iccle and as stiff steeyards, and not feeling dis.
posed to see him perish, took BIN to the cage,
where he was properly cared for. Cary halls
from Chesterfield, and being foreigner by birth,
the general superstition was that he had entered
the culvert la search of the secret chamb er of the
Know Nothings, but not having the watchword, had
missed his way aud wandered in the cold, until
discovered by the sentnels who pitched him In the
gutter and there left him to perish. David seemed
10 be of the best natured fellows 10 the world
laughing heartily at his situation when brought be-
fore the Mayor, but not having recovered the use
OF his limbs his senses, was locked up until the
afternoon, when he to be discharged, If sober
enough 10 get back to his place of abode.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

RAGLAND g. BROTHER have remos.
~ ed TO the store on Main street, nesry oppos,e
the Farmer1 Bank ana nexs door abeye the $3.50 4
House lot. and would be happy to SEQ taeif ,sss.
and customers there. och-.-
nOUBLE SOLE BROAD TREADo-
IL Hish and low quarters. Of several patterns,
hsns desrous 10 close % the balance q ny 49, ar
Winter Shoes, win sell them unusnAiy enesr ~
Trunks cali 1t No. IS Main st, nearly oepossasIu
CHARLES Hotel tfssl W.. MA..a
DLANES.--5@cases Bench and Msuia..
j Ing Plansa OF superior quality and hnisa.
10 hand ffom the ere and tor ale los
G, ,. StN10N We,
70 10 eisn Of the Circular eAw, u Aaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

NE JOINVILLE TIES.-Selected IRON
II the new importations few Of the above 81
OF goods intended for the spring season, bat
by the subscribers ahead Of she market
fat 8S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

IMPUDENCE.--As Mr. Harden and his la
dy were riding ia buggy down Broad street last
Sunday night, negro fellow named John, the pro-
perry Of John Shields, approached the vehicle and
demanded to be allowed to ride with them. Mr.
Harden of course refused to permit him toedo So,
when John, who was drunk at the time, went to the
rear of the vehicle and attempted to get on. Mr. III.
seeing this began to ply the lash of bis whip to the
rufian's back, TO make him des.st which had the
effect of inducing the scamp to seize him for fight
Just at this instant, Watchman Reid and his part
ner perceived the difficulty, and Immediately took
John to the cage Yesterday he was ordered thir-
ty stripes for his conduct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

The Russian loss, it will thus be seen.
exclusive OF Alma, where they lost 4OOO,l is
fourteen thousand less than that of the Emo.
fish alone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

THE RUSSIAN Loss.-By the last foreign
advices, it is said that, according to accounts
from Odessa, to be derived from official
sources and documents, the total number of
men put hoys de combat from the 2sth of Sep
TENDER Exclusive consequently of the defeat
OF the Alma to the eth Of December, does
not exceed 26,763, including prisoners taken
and deaths from disease or other causes not
resulting from wounds. The following are
the details:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13

= err CoutcIL.-A regular u,onthls meet.
ing Of the CRY Council was held At the Cbambpr
lsip's Office. waterway Afternoon, Messvs Myers,
McCance, Anderspn, Haskips, scott, snead, Grant,
sent
Mtanscs. The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved
Pohcs Reports The monthly reports Of the day
police officers were presented aud appropriately
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

The Benevolent Association although
authorized to draw on the City Treasury
for relief of the sick and distressed among
us, wishing t, extend their operations be.
yond the strict construction of the city ap-
preparation; hereby call on their friends to
contribute such sums as they may be dis
posed to place at our disposal, for the relief
of those left in destitute circumstances bv
sickness and death. Our books will al
ways be open to the inspection OF donors to
see the manner their charities are disposed
of. Any donations sent to the Secretary of
the Association will be thankfully received
af..the present time, as we have no funds in
our treasury, to meet present demands
W. F. TUNNARD, Pres't
G. A. PIX, Sec'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

/ Sir George Brown has refused an
ofeI Of eleven hundred guineas for
the grey hunter which carried him at
the Alms.-E1cha.ge.
BY and by, we hope to see Sir
George. and the "grey hunter which
carried him at the Alma" get through
the press. If Sir George, really does
appreciate the services of his "grey
hunter" let him show it modestly by
keeping his mouth shut. Foolish in
deed must Sir George be, to suppose
for moment that anybody will be-
lieve, that he has been offered eleven
hundred guineas for his "Grey Hun
ter" merely because he took Sir Geor-
&c safely through the Alma, when
Sir George himself had hold Of the
reins, and directed the animal by that
faculty of mind, which is properly
Gale I, the "better part of valor." A
grave question arises about this mat
ter, which would be good for debat-
ing society: Does the "Grey Hun
ter " deserve more credit for carrying
Sir George safely though the Alma,
than Sir George does, for taking
through the "Grey Hunter" We
are disposed to do the animal justice,
but not at the expense Of Sir George
Brown.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

LIBERTY IN FRANcE.-A gentle.
man recently from Europe tells us the
following story: mons. -, of
Paris, who is not an Imperialist, had
very fine, but savage dog, which be
named Sebastopol. On being ssked
the reason, at 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
bis disloyal unbelief: We are iuclin-
ed to believe there is more freedom in
St. Petersburg than in. Paris.-N Y.
Mirror.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

A DELUGE OF Wharf.-The wheat
pressing forward to market begins tc
embarrass the western roads, whose
freight equipage will soon be fully en-
ployed. The Illinois Centeral road
has found it necessary to order three
hundred more cars. A large amount
Of wheat Ihas already reached Cicnago,
from the southern section of the road
One station alone, (Jonesburg) it is
estimated, will give the road this sea-
son 100000 bushels.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15
The Turif-The New York Jour

The TarF.-Tbe 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 clas-
sifcation Of articles. 2. To abridg e
the labor Of collecting revenue, and
thereby reduce the number Of emplo-
ees and thus lesson the necessary ex-
penses. 3. To encourage the indus.
try Of the country by exempting raw
materials from duty.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

TOn the l4th Of July a fatal duel
was taught between Mr.. Lippincott,
and Mr.. Tervis, in which the latter
was killed. Distance was 40 PAGES,
and the place Downieville, in Califor.
MIA. We publish this fact here, be-
cause the gentleman who measured
his length" a left handsome estate, and
no heirs.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

DEBUT OF MILE RAcHEL.-The
great French tragedienne made hel
first appearance before an American
audience on the night of the Sd inst.
in the Metropolitan Theatre New York
Comedies 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-
81 achieved a great and decided tri-
umph, surprising expectation. The
Herald pronounces it the most interest
ing dramatic performance that ever
took place in the United States. The
Herald also says:
Rachel's patomime is more eloquent
than the words of an ordinary actress.
Her face is not handsome. but very
expressive. Her figure resembles,
though it 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
great many theatrical performances
and a great deal Of what is called good
acting. The Camille of Mile Rachel
is the only piece Of great acting that
he has ever seen.
Rachel's three sisters also appeared.
The turnout was immense, and the
gross receipts were estimated at not
less than $4,000. Times.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

10 The San Diego Herald, has
up the name of Gen. SAM HoUsToN, OF
Texas, as a candidate for President in
1856. subject as they say, SO the decis-
ion of the American People. JOHN
BIxLER, of Sacramento, is also announ-
ced as candidate ror Governor. He
is the regular nominee of the Demo
cratic party in California, and is hold
ing the Office of Governor now.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

For THE COMET.
l desire to notice in the first place, a
trifing error of five millions, that Ety.
pc" makes me responsible for. The
number Of the possible spellings of
scissors" by an authorized represen-
tation Of its elements, is So, 366, 44O,
instead of 53,366,440, as printed,
doubtless owing to imperfect manu-
script.
As further illustration of the alb
surd and inconvenient results of the
ENGLISH use of the ROMAN alphabet,
allow me to present from Hallowell's
life of Shakespeare, a list of the differ
ent spellings Of that Poets name, as
used by the different members of his
family. Variety is charming!
Chacsper /; Saxpere /; Saxspere :;
Schackspere; Shakespeare Schakes-
peire !; Schakespere /; Schakspere :,
SHAKESPEARE Shakespeare !; Shacks-
pere; Shackspire; Singapore; Shakese-
pere shakespear Shakespeare :;
Shakespeare; Shakespeper; Shakis-
pere; Shakespeare Shakspere; Shaks-
per; Shakspeyr Shakespeare; SHAKE.
per; Shakespeare; Shakspere; Shakys-
Shakysper; Shaxper; Shaxpere; Shaxs-
pere; shaxsper; Shaxpeare.
This is truly a charming variety.
BYrNGTON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

AN ARMY OFFICER DEAD The
War Department this morning received
intelligence of the death Of Brevet
Captain Charles G. Merchant, LIST Lie
utenant Sth Infantry, U. S. A., at East
Pascagoula, Miss, on the day before
yesterday, 4th inst,) after brief i'll :
ness. Washington Star, 9Th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

On Friday morning, the I4th inst, Of consump.
ton Mrs. ELIZABETH HARBOUR, copsort of ~.
UEL HARBOUR, Of thisc ity.
On Thursday evening the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence OF Thompson J. Bird, 3 miles east Of this city
MIR. CYRUS McCAUGHEY, aged about Is years.
His remains were inferred yesterday, morning,
by the brethren ofSt. James (Masonic) Lodge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15
sa--a- i - -
A CARD.

In publishing several days ago, I Card
which deemed necessary to explain ~
position towards some ladies, and Tho rela-
tive position Of certain young sssslesas, !
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. IA B+gf
Twas 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 his deceased Lady; be requested
me to see them conveniently seated. In
attending to that duty, with the assistance
Of Capt. Tunnard, gave MI. Walters
charge of a buggy, and he drove 10 The
cemetery, but, as the buggy furnished him
had no top, the young scamp, without any
authorization whatever, exchanged the bug
gy confded to his care, for one that had
been furnished to Mrs. s. and Mrs.
F., and drove it of, 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 . |
deed.
In answer to this-he published IN the |
Advocate card, in which he says, that |
am too well known, &c. l hope Tam tho
'ceH knocn in this community, for such re.
marks to bear any weight with them. II
must certainly be very well known that
would not be guilty of taking carriage
away from ladies', or to take Horse from
The church, and ride it off until sat,gfed. /
have lived here nine yeah 6, and in Louisia-
ma thirty seven years, and if after this long
residence, 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,
If Springfield, Messrs. Knight, Boudelong,
Carlin, and Grinage, of Terrebonne, and
many others. Il
Raised as l was, in the frontier settle.
nent of N. Y, and my early life spent
'mons the rough and hardy pioneers of ci.
have but blunt language to Of.
er. have had to deal with savages, bot
lever yet had l been called upon to repell
he attack of one as uncivilized as this de-
icate specimen Of would be FAST Hox~g
4merica-WILLIAM J. WALTER.
septI5-1t. JAS. S. MORGAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

A CATEGORY OF LoAFERs.-Differ-
ent nations have different kinds of
loafers. The italian spends his time
in sleeping-the Turkish loafer in
dreaming-the Spanish in praying
the 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 daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

Texas, during the year just closed,
imported 26,712 bushels of corn from
New Orleans. The cost, delivered in
Galveston, was probably one dollar pei
bush ell.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

j. ID. STUART.-The name of thit
gentleman is presented to the people
as q candidate this morning for the
Office Of District Attorney. With plea.
sure, we add our encomium to the
merited compliment bestowed upon
him, by our confrere in Church street,
yesterday. Nh. STUART is indeed
one who may be commended to young
men as an example worthy Of imita-
ton. Born in the Parish-every chap
ter in his life, is open to inspection ;
going to show what temperate habits,
industry and perseverance may &C.
complish. What he is, he owes to no
one but himself. Though still a stu
dent, Mr.. STUART has q classical edu-
cation-and a. an Orator, has few
equals, and no superiors-his age and
experience considered. Mr.. STUART
has been nominated by a District con-
vention Of democrats; and his oppo-
nent is Mr.. DAVID N. BARROW, of
West Baton Rouge, gentleman also
fully qualified by education and legal
attachments for the trust. The public
will not suffer in their Attorneysbip,
by the choice Of either of the gentle.
men presented to them.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

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
Cayuga Office holders have kept up a
watchful eye upon the spoils, and in
stead Of diminishing 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.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

HOT COFFEE, TEA and 0HoC 0LATE
Ill Mr.. ALPHONSE ARBOBR, respect
fully informs the world At large, that he
has opened . eolIee stand-corneT of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, whpre hot coffee tea and chocolate
can. be bad at oil hours. In connection
with the same, IL Segsr store, where .
full stock Of the very best Havana's may
always be found. aug. him. .
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15
GARD EN- 0EED9l..-.. .r
u Large Drumhead Cabbage,
Fiat Dutch
White Flat Dutch Turnip,
Ruta Baga -"
CsuliAower, -.y-r
Mustard,
Reddish & Carrot Seeds.
Just received and for sale BY. III
Sept. ~. JOSUA BEAL.


AxtAU's SELF Sealing Cans.
THE undesigced sole agent for Baton
i Rouge and vicinity, win shortly 70.
ceive few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity: Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders At my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed 10 them; oil orders must bs accom-
panied with the CASH t.3 go "
D. C. MONTAN, j
aug. 8. Church street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15
1nn BARRELS FRESH GROUND
lUU FLOUR, just to hand and for
sale by (sspt. IL. JOSHUA BEAr.
N1sC O10e1st1eE.

rrrNE:xssoRTNENT q 100, MAT
II rrne As and 8 quarters wide, Fig
ured and Plain, to which the attentioa Of
purchasers il invited. Albo, 4 variety Of
natterns and widths of FEooR Oh CLOTH,
at the furnishing waie-room Of,
june 15.y. J. PIPER h Go.
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be9ailp! Golllet*
BATON ROUGE,::::::::SEPT. Is, 1855.

7
W. The editor Of this paper is ou'
oftown to-day-gone electioneering-
will be at the great mass meeting o.
Know Nothipgs, at GreenweIl this
morning where there will be mum.
Der Of other ambitious young gentle
men, smiling, in excessive affability,
and doing as much Of the amiable as
they can. It occurs to US, a. sub ed
itor Of this paper, that the editor d.
tacto, had better be attending to bis
own business instead Of making an
absolute -, Of himself If he
were not known, then he might ex-
pect some support from this intelligent
community; as IL is, how can be ? Is
he not committed 7 does he not stand
convicted on all the questions Of the
day; showing bis absolute want Of
political foresight. Yea even so; and
we think be has just been drawn out
from his retiracy, to prevent sacri6c-
ing better man. Pray what is it.
either in local or general affairs; pol
itics, religion. temperance, or social,
reform; matters of fashion or taste,
that he has not run against, and into ;
when he could with his penl There's
nothing; and be has a heavier weight
to carry with him in the field Of bat
tie, than crooked back Richard, had.
Prophets. and Polka dancers, preach
ing, and not practicing Doctors Of d.
vinity-Lawyers. and Doctors of med.
iciul Missionaries, Mountebanks, and
Mauritanians (if this last class is not
eh;rogyaphied right, the Advocate will
please correct us) have all come in,
for full measure of splenatic out
pourings Of this. Casaus like grumbler
at the world.
The women. who WELD q greater po-
litical influence than men are down on |
him ? Has he not, at unbecoming
times and uniting seasons. taken their
Polka, dancos to task ; az, and indul-
ged in unbecoming comments. on their
wearing apparel? Then what can he
expect from any quarter but defeat
inglorious, and irrevocable defeat
As the times are rather tight we hope
the party nominating him, pays his
expenses to the sacrific. His epetaph
Is already written " h;c jiacet."
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The Removal Of the Florida Mdi-
ans The Tampa Peninsular, of the
LIST inst, says:
We are pleased to learn frdA Fort
Myers that the health of that station
has much improved lately. The per-
sonal and material for active opera.
tons against the Seminoles will be
completed 10y the LIST of October next
Little or no difficulty is anticipated
by our army in effecting their removal
to the West.
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EARTHQUAKE AT Los ANGELos.-

EARTHQUAKE AT Los ANGELos.-
On tbs 10th of July, there was Sc
we're shock Of an earthquake at Los
Angeles, in California. Many Of the
large brick buildings were cracked
and thrown down, crockery ware bro
ken, window glass, etc. At last ac-
counts the people of that pleasant re-
gion "were," to use the San Diego
Herald's language; "anxiously look
ing for another shock of the same
kind" and were prepared to receive it.
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The Norfork Herald is temporarily sus-
pended on account Of the fever.
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Spiral Aotiffs

A LIE Il PORTER!.. ....
II Imperial Ale, and London Porter,
just received and for sale by.
lsept.14 JOSHUA BEAL.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
l would say to persons wishing to hire
Buggies or Carriages, that they will please
bring the money to pay when they procure
them; as it will save much trouble both
ways. Also, any person iniuring horse
by hard driving, need not expect to get one
a second time.
Sept 18th. ROBERT BEAL.
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Notice.

Notice.
4 Ii. Persons having claims against the
II estate of Dewitt CLINTON FISK decesed
will present them duly authenticated to
the undersigned curator within ten days.
IsepI2-1Od. , os. McKITRicK, Curator.
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H! for Cromwell Springs.
THE STAGE-in moro 70. Z
l publican language the $50
Wagon, will leave Town - 9k.4
usual, every MORNING 1t . o'clock, and
return about 8 in the EVENING.
~FARE 1Aon WAY, =. d 90
Persons desiring TO 20 out, will lssve their
names with WM. RHoous, Esq, ct the Har.
nsy House. HENRYS. WALLER,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

Attention RAunilies.
ELOUR in %, 50 and 100 pound bass.
L always on hand and for sale by
sept. II. JOSHUA ZEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

4 Negro Man fer sale.
A VALUABLE negro man for sale.
"A said negro 10 good plantation easpsnter,
hs Also layg brick very ven, and very handy &c
any KIDD d wosk. yor further psrtieulsrS, epulY
q IL shesi8S once. jaly30-M
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BACON -
ID 10 Casks prime Shoulders; 5 tierces
s. C. Hams, sale by.
sept. 18th. S. M HART e Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

CODA notwithstanding rice and
~ fine just received and for sale by
lseptl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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'oe 1Hsoy Summaries.
on BOXES NEW COD FISH:
~ 500 pounds assorted Confectionery {;
100 bushels Irish Potatoes; ll} =
200 half and quarter boxes Sardines:
barrels Boston Bread
100 cans ffssh. Lcbsten and Sal
Just received and for sale BY ,sdeiisa'
sept. II. JOSHUA BEAL.
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For sale.
A VALUABLE tract Of Land, situete6
II about twelve miles Fast Of the Civ
Of Baton Rouge, containing One Hundred
and Fifty acres, with dwelling house md
oil improvements necessary for carrying
on small fnm. Terms Cash, or efsdi: to
suit the purchaser. Apply to,
aug 29-tf s. 8. HALL, Laurel St.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

FRESH GROUND,-Rice flour, Graham
l. flour, for sale by
septl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-15

REMOVAL OF w. D. PHILLIPS'
ClOtktNg store.
THE undenigned informs the public that
i he has removed his Clothing Store in
lafayette street, 10 the room in tie rear Of
his old Dry Goods Stand, corner Of Lafa-
ystts and Church street, whore be win be-
happy 10 wait on bis old customers and TIE
public generally. @znfs-,
sept6-y. W. d. PHILLIPS.