The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09
THURSDAY MORNING. Dec. O, 1876. |
LDfIL WI71hRS.

Church street
Ar THE Grprs FAsutoNasLE CLo1u-
ING EmroRrru Phillips has opened, At
his fashionable clothing emporium on
Church street, fine stock Of. fashionab Bile
hats also great variety Of geld and silver
mounted canes. The migM Of mans
hefsl, in the community, depends very
much on the quality Of the hat he wears,
and evefy male individual in The COMMUNE
" shoull rush at once to Phillips, he has
the Hats.
~ OConor, puts forth 4 new card 10
the ladies' to-day. He has variety Of
seasonabla gopds, for the ladids fresh from
the manufactures, which it is treat to look
At. Ladies' engaged in the delightful pass
time and amusement Of shopping, should
by all means call in at O'Cbnor's before
pure hasng else where, and Look at his beau
tifnl and fashionable goods They will
find at this establishment ladies', courteous
and oblging to discourse with them ON The
subject of the modes lie Paris and the
Fashions Of Broadway This is decided
advantage that O'Con,r has Young gents
doa'nt understand the philosophy Of light
and shade9 which is essential, to select
colors suited to complexion; and no lady
has sufficient confidence in hefselfto trust
her own indgemen in matters Of this kind
At OConor's they may find those Of their
sex who make this branch Of philosophy
stud y---Iadies, ready and willing 10 advance
and sympatbise with them, when they see
a thousand lovely pattens on the same couu-
ter and know not how to choose, discrirnina-
teingly.
Fancy Ball. AS an evidence of the full
appreciation of valuable services rendered
by the colored society, at the breaks Of the
engine, on various occasions Of fire, in this
city, some Of the generous citizens OF the
first ward-at the head Of whom, may be
placed our worthy sheriff have agreed to
give The colored society a" grand fancy
dress BALI to which tickets OF invitation
to the colored ladies', will be issued on rose
ceDted paper, couched in Z" Filth Avenue
language ; as near as il can be arrived at, |
at this distance.
Could Aunt Harriet Stowe Beac1er,
and her court, be transported to this city
The center Of the much abused Sugar Bowl
u the Union, at time of distress-say
when the deyouring element, is convert
ny the homes Of our citizens, into ashes
md behold for moment the cheerful alacr-
y with which our colored society, lay hold
'he breaks Of the engine, with their in
'piritiug sopgs-and witness them, as they
-ush in the flames, to save the property Of
heir Masters-their kind and humane
riends then aunt Harriet, would not take
| dark picture, in reality, and make it,
,lscker thSn hell itself, to write book, to
'amper to a sickly taste tor persuade phi
A philanthropy that closes
Is eye, to poverty and distress at home
eaving its own members, and relatives
hiverlng in nakedness whilst it goes TO the
'annible Islands with red shirts, for bar
arians, no whit better than their german |
olrsins who 90 on all fours
Moro House Breaking On Monday
light the Variety Store Of P. Capdevielle,
n Laurel Street, was forceably entered,
y one of the doors opening on the street
he door, was very badly fastened, and the I
ntrance effected without much noise. A Y
og on the inside gave the alarm and the
bief fled, without obtaining anything IN
he establishment. j
ND. c. Montan, has been widening out
is establishment and extending his stock 9
hardware until it now embraces nearly
very article that may be asked for in this :.
ne.4 Planters, builders and mechanics
'ay ind:a great deal more than "aIl they !,
ant" at his establishment on Church !,
rect opposite the Harvey House. Notice
is new advertisements to day-Brushes
all kinds, from the Popes head" down. +
st. Mary's Academy.-Elsewhere it c
ill be seen, that, on the 10th inst, Sem
lary for Young Ladies, will be opened in
le binding lately occupied by tn. 8 Con- l
emit of the Sacred Heart" on the corner of t