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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

yTANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, A SRI
w usiion chamterwork take of children; she
very neat plan Apply at her las place. Isl Allan
tic st., Brcoky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

w ANTFD-A SITUATION, By RESPECT ABLE,
w young womar washe> ard ironer: Good refer
from her last pce Can for days al No.
Warren ST., Brook yn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Defiance Salamaneler Safes.-RObert M.
PATRICK the soc manufacturer In the United States Of the
safes and powder proof defiance locks
md Depot 100 Pearl street, door below Maiden
laro
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MAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECrA Bile
w ar to do chamber work fiji rate washer roncr,
with four years reference. Please coll Isl Chrsouher St.
second lie or over the sere Can days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Croup. Croup.-1,hIs Awful Compl aint Ia

IIOlIOWhy's F1Hs.-Iht MIId Yet ThOr0u0n
oneraon these pills upon the socreve organs renders
hem Invaluable remedies tor collie, worms cholera orbus
ard an internal diseases children wen OF adults
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

w ANTE D-A ,ITUATlON, Is A PRIVATE FAMILY
w water; has first recommends atoms, aqd IN
her busness. Can days au-
Ivan stI ee front basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

From Rcsmoud in steamship slor.da-Ho-sse snih and
sdy, Mrs Ous Mrs Osborn, Llundrsium and iadv Mss
RmJe Miss Hari 50 foTon, J knoreh Sdsard Nus
1hopas Cram Barnes, Wlbur, b Gardner, II We.
sen, HAbeftham, MAJOR Mo Inosh, George Harris,
Charles Perry, James Ellis AppiDg, ard ~ seerags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Singers Sewing Mactlnes.-All Persons
who wish for information regard sewing machines
obtain by applying office for copies of III NJ Singer
Co Gazette paper devoted entirely 70 the sewing
chine interest. Copies supplied 81 ATS.
/. NJ. SINGER 4 CO., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

WANTED-A SITUATION, RY RESPECTABLE
w young woman cook. washer and ironer IA o
private family best Of city reference given Can be
two days. II not engaged, AZ III Court Brooklyn. Ii I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

WANTED-A SITUATION, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
W by respectable Protestant woman s first rate cook,
and thoroughly understands her In AL Its branchss
would do little of the wasning and ironing Gail a. i2a West
st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Gas Fixtures, of all the Latest and Most
elegant Styles in gilt French and artistic bronzes offered
to the trade retail by CURTIS ALEXANDER, maui
cturer No. Is Canal Old chandeliers cleaned and
refniehed, O received in exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Pcrfumed Broath.-What Lady or Cen
tean would remain under the dsagTecabe breath
yhen by using the Balm Of Thousand Fowers as denr
flee vou not sweet but leave tho teeth white
ns aabasar Many persons do know their breath bad
subject delicate, their friends VIII neyer mention
It. Pour sincle drop Of the Balm your tooth brush
wash the teeth night and morning fly cent bottle will
last For sale by FETRlDGE Co., propiietors, and
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DAYApD TAYLOR, ESQ WILL DELIVER THE LAST
ID lecture OF the before the Young Mems Association
of the twentieth street Congregational Church between Sixth
and Seventh Thursday evening" March 49, Sub.
jcc-"lrdia.o Lecture commences al o'clock. Tickets
Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Hats.-SprinY style YOr 1856, Just Intro
auceA by ESrEkOhEID Gentlemen In want OF hat, supe
r IN STYLE erial and workmanship, invited 70 cali at
De Nassau street.
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Delights spanish Lslstral VIII Make Hair
grow heaas that been bald for the testimony
of thousands will show in England where has been
used Prepared by ]. q. Wadeigh Lawrence Mass Sold
NV RARNES 4 PARK New York
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Diseases OF the Lungs.-Hunter's Medical
SPECIALIST is oeyoed 70 the popular dscusono the nature
causes prevention and of ali forms OF pulmonary ds
ease and published on the first of every month Specmen
nnmbers sent ON application 10 the editor. i
ROBT. HUNTER, III. D., No s2S Broadway n
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PhaIon Papllian Lotion or Floral Bcautifier
Tor beaufyng the complexion and removing freckies
eupburns pmpes burns scalds snGs chapped
face arms and hands. For sale BY PHALON, and ali
druggists,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

"a ANTS A SlTUATION-As WET NURSE by RE-
w spectacle idow woman, with fresh milk.
Please apply At sc EAST Broadway fourth hoor back room,
two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

The Annihilator Ia Guaranteed 70 Cuie
reurag rheumatism especially when affecting the head
the least symptoms of govt; by its application
insananeously. To be had the nventors DR. VIII re.
LER'S 1856 Broadway. Pamphlets OF Its efficacy gratis
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

~ The Rev. John Chambers A..
serted in his speech before a meeting
Of the Friends Of Law and Order, al
Concert Hall, Philadelphia, a few
nights ago. that one Of the principal in
gradients in American champagne, is
crushed roael'es IF this is tho case.
many tons Of crushed reaches would be
required annually to supply the cham
payne manufactures in New Jersey.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Notice.

Nv VIRTUE Of IN ordinance Of the cor
- po,ation of the citv Of baton Rouge
All persons residing within III. incorpor-
ated limits Of the city o. Baton Rouge,
will please take notice that their prem
esis and out buildings, wi u be visited and
inspected by the police officers, on the I'd
day Of juno next, and all that are found
foul or filthy will Be reported 70 TIE Mayor,
and dealt with according to lsw.
mayl2 ?. A. NEPHLER City Msrshsli
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Spffial Hotties.

nCONOR offers from this date the en-
y tire stock II Fancy Dry Cords and
Millinery at very ,ed.eed Prices, Musl;ns
from 10 10 Is and 90 cts. Bsrsges AZ s cts.
Calicoes for 10 and l2S cts Gingha,ps Al
10 and 20 cts. Bopnets, Hats, Ps,ssols and
Fans, exceedingly low. may ~.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Dental Notice.

J'HE subscriber continues The practice NJ HIS
! profession, ~ his office, on Ia
la>etts A., North If the Harvey
Rouse. We has 40 extended his UYY7y~3
facilities fvr doing PLATE WORK, 1II -
~ B. AFFORD the very best quality 81 work, at re-
ducsd prices. lie is 10 possession II all the re-
cent improvements and discoveries Of The art.
may7 TRAY, N. h.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Forty fears Asc-The Gasette.

place IN the appearance Of the Gosefte
since the accession Of Jones 10 III,
Office. The Daily contains more read
ing matter than heretofore and in IL.
Typographical appearance. has 40 al
tered, "a not to bear comparison will
'ts former self II is the purpose now
TO give a literary caste to the Weekly
which is a double sheet. in more con.
venient form for reading and ptesetva-
ton. In the first number, now before
US, is found full gnontum Of orig;
nal articles; Political and Miscellaue-
Gus; Stories; Poetry, etc. The "Week-
ly' presents itself with such attractions,
as to recommend it strongly to the
family circle.
Is it generally known that the Ga
se'fe is one Of the Oldest parers in
Lou'siapa--a contemporary with the
"Lou's'ona Gosette," published in
New Orleans as far back as 1907 A
fragment Of the latter paper is before
us. Here is the keel boat Jack son,
Captain Swain up for Natchez, ex-
pect'ng 10 make the trip in two months.
Aud here in antober place, is the pro
ceedings Of Court at "Franklin,"
(what Franklin y Where Mr.. Robert
9. Murry was tried for E'asphemy.-
Simple days. B'asphemy was not
common then. Immediately under the
Court proceedings-in which the
word commonwealth appears, and
hence it may be inferred that Ken
tuck was the scene Of the proceedings
Immediately under, il a call from a
meeting Of citizens, signed Joseph
Allies, chairman, for the friends OF
Robert G. Murry to meet at the Rial
to Tavern. including all the enemies
Of Religious persecution y enquire
into the right Of any court to prose
cute for such an offence. But what
has this to do with the subiect
It il referred to, merely to
show how far back in blotted-out time.
our neighbor has travelled from Peo-
pie did not think and act then; a.
they do now. Steamboats, were not
All upper cabins in state-roons. No,
il man and his wife wanted to travel
10 tho ancient city Of Natcbez, from
The still! more ancient city Of Red
Stick he had, or rather they had, to
lie down in the bottom Of a keel boat.
No bridal chambers then; all embroi-
Tered, mitrored and perfumed with
oatchoula; and yet the people, no
loubt, slept as soundly and enjoyed it
y much a. VIC do in these days Of
Ready Relief and Rail
'oads. Well, as before said, our neigh
'or in Lafayette has travelled from
hat ancient day to this. But the
secords--whcre are they? Perished
my BRETHREN gnawed down to dust,
" assimilated into the bodies Of book.
vorms, that have walked off TO destroy
'thor valuable records. Fire has done
much. In lB40, the flames came and
arried off in smoke, all the reoerds I
t the former day, not eaten up by the
'or'ns; indeed, the press itself was
fled from tho floor lin a building,
landing where Monsieur Bartoli's
ruit store now is, on Lafayette and
lrown down into the celler below I
solid article was made ont Of the g
ypcs by the general conaagration,
gainst which the malice Of criticism !.
nd the bitterness Of party spirit. has
ever lovelcd their shafts. Then Col. d,
Henderson was editor Of the Gazette ,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Gbt 4ailp!! Gor1tt.
BATON ROUGE,:::.:::MAY 10, 1860.
Tur HAIR WAY HOUSE ALL the

world il agreed that. this il the place
for the weary traveller TO stop and b.
comfortable. Gould we stop hall wa,
in our religious belief and political
opinions. Could we mix our glasses
with just guantum snHcit Of water
and never take more could we sto1
half way, between proper and com.
,uendable pride, and not let it degene
rate into vanity-could We fall sufIici,
emily in love 70 enjoy its felicity. with
out thinking woman divine could
we arrive at this; which is the half way
house then there would be no misery
in the world: but the day has not
come for it, yet In waiting for it,
should we happen on the road to
0reenwell, let us stop at the Half
way house. Of our friend David
Think Of tive get up in the morn
ing, when the vexat;ons If the previ-
Gus day, have been buried in night
elumber, and We Get our horses head
due east. whilst we dash through the
pure and as yet undefi'ed atmosphere
Of the green woods, on the road to
Greenwell. We hear The songsters as
they come out Of shady recesses
singing praises to the Lord, in the
music, nature hath tuned tbe;, tongues
70; and the wren, and tit mouse, fly
before us. with the dew yet sparkling
on them. az they co'pe bounding from
the wild flower cups x hidden recesses;
does il not make mans soul leap
within him. We arrive at David'e,
for brcakf ast--tle milk for coffee, ia
fresh from the fountain head-no chalk
mo inagnesia here, and the water. is
IN the just proportion nature has de-
creed to hold the tactical fluid in pro-
per form for the use of man aud calf |
The butter il nothing else Il has new
or been contaminated with the breath
oftowp, which il certain to blow tallow
and hogs lard into it. Apart from
this, there !. The more substantial
hospitality Of our friend " David to
make us treasure up that morning in
sacred memory.
Il is worth trip TO the Greenwell,
TO stop At the ;, half way House." and
enjoy these things.
THE Town Will PLEASE PnErAaE
ron ANOTHER FAta.--The Comet
was waited on the other day by par.
~ ofladies, and officially Informed that
there il to be another fair. The 10Th
inst. has been fixed a. the time, and
the place ie to be the oblong Rotuuda
Of the Capitol. Nothing is cwanted
now, TO make tho contamination de.
vout'y wished a reality, but the death
Of the few intervening days, which a
German clock behind IA, Ia striking
out Of existence very rapidly, no doubt,
that tbe day afore- mentioned may
come. and bring with it tho night
What tho funds to be raised, are for,
il mono Of our business to enquire
Il, Is not however as has been whisper
I'd to carry up the steeple ofSt. Joseph's
but to change the glasses. 1t lie found
hat the heather, who painted the
glasses, did not know they
we're to be used for St. Joseph's win
lows, aud hence he painted Masonic,
Odd Fellows. Sons Of Temperance, and
Knights Of Jerico. emblems 0upon :.
hem. This is not the only objection
hey give very blue cast in the church =
nd every body knows, how a pretty
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
WV Il. W,.pss Aparsrsp--Wm n

WV II. W,bpss ARRESTED WIN n.
Wilder, who wac some eighteen months
ago convicted in the y. s. District Court,
here Of forging Government land warrants.
and who escaped from the y. s. Marshal al
the Sine has been arrested in Mobile. At
tor his escape he went, IL is said, 10 Mexico,
but getting tired OF living there and presun,-
ing that matters had teen we'll ng', forgot
ten, he ventu,ed to return - Mobile, but
just as he was landing upon the wharf from
steamer, the city Marshal nabbea him, no
doubt much to his establishment il not re-
greet ard Indignation. The government, If
we recollect Alright offered reward Of $500
for his arrest II il 10 be hoped that the
U. s. Marshal will be little more on
the lookout next time. Wilder used to
he famous Democratic politician and
wa. excellent in pulling the rope. it is
said. What \ pity services IN valuable
should be "cribbet, cabin"d and confined
The K N's can now put him against Gar
land, and return the jibes Of their Demo.
cratic cetemporsries about 6nsncisl sbili-
ty and distinguished lealersi Wa sup.
pose he will b brought over 10 the city in
a day or two. bulletin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
pAros Rouss AID ol,.,or pl4,x Ro.p cos,.r,

Baron Rouss AID CL,sror pLAvE Ro.t toxrArv
Mnyeh mi, 1866.
ResofreJ, That a call NJ Hvp per cent NJ ~.
capital stock BE- made, payable on the 4th asy
= june 1864.
The stockholders ~ the Baton Rouge md C1jp-
ton Plank Road Company, are notified that pay.
fnent NJ 6ve per cent NJ ths capital stock ~ 15
per share, has been satndi, US per me ab,ye
resolution, payable on The 4tb ~ f1-e next, At
the counting room Of z. NJ Hart n Co.. Baton
Rouge. Nv order n the Board. A. NJ DUNN.
A. WAbb,Lt, Secretary. pyesjdapt
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

Da. BAHD's PApsn.--Tbe Doetc,
says, he II mating arrangement. tt
make the LosAsiama Dsmocrai, one
Of The cheapest Osmpsign Papers ia
the State. The Doctor will no doub,
do what be says. Ha continues TO IA y
in the same interesting paragraph:
We will spare neither trouble nor
EXPENSE 10 make the Democrat a
telling sheet 10 the approaching strug-
gle. Then let every Democrat do
lis duty, and consider himself a
special agent for The spread of truth
throughout the Parish and North
Louisiana.
One word to the special agents.
DO not spread it on too thick, gentle.
men. Painters, may understand why
We give this kind advice, If others do
not. One coat, should have time 10
get dry before another is put on. So,
one lie should get cold before another
is spread over il.
Bard is a musician. II M saying
" an he played upon a harp, ola thou
sand strings" was not Invented for the
Doctor IL fits him we'll We recollect.
that during the canvass be was very
enthusiastic about public education
wanted to do mud,, and would not
hold the office Of Superintendent, If
It was to be a mere ;sinecure. Would
resign h. We should like 10 know who
The Doctor, az State Superintendent
II Education" is going to make a
paper on Red River, sub
'erve the cause Of Education W.
believe Bard to be very good man,
md true. II he does abuse himself |
y abusing The Yankees. be don't
mean anything by u. The Doctor,
's aforesaid, is a very good man, but
rot quite sufficiently so, to be omui
PRESENT. Will he oblige US 10 say IN
he Cheap" Campaign paper he is
bout TO publish, how he can be in
Alexandria, and edit q campaign pa
yer, and here At the same time At
ending to the onerous duties incum-
'ent upon the State Superintendent
t Education. Que thing more. Bard
guilty Of continued work Of su.
ererogation (see dictionary 10 expand
'g and dilating upon the moral and
nd political worth Of the best looking
ditor Of the Democratic Advocate At
MS place. Every body knows, that
'ere are no words Of praise in the
.'ogs English, too valuable TO bes
WED on the gentleman aforesaid -
,et the Doctor be wants field
" his genius AZ a writer, to play in
1 him show us, why il is. that man
A two eyes when he can see with
no. and why it is, that a hand organ
Ill play certain role Of tunes and
D others. These are interesting sub.
cts, Of inquiry.
LADIES THINK or rr.-Accord;np
tho Abbs dc Daguerry, = French di.
ne, women who wenr hoops stand \
DOT chance for Heaven. In a recent
rmon. he observed "Womap now
days forget in the astonishing ampl;-
de of their dresses, that the gate, Of
'aven are very barrow"
- |
u Among the patents issued from
70 Patent Office on the 22nd ult., was
70 to $. II. GILMAN, Of New Orleans
r Improvement in Sugar ev.pora-
rs"
Hon PR1rE or RhAI EsrArx In
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
PLATED WARE

A FINE assortment Of Plated Tes Sets.
IL Plated Forks,
Plated Spoons, @
Plated Napkin Rings,
W the latest patterns, Just opened ~ The Fur
nlshihg Store Of
may1s J. PIPER A ca.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Tax Notice.

4 L. PERSONS indie bted Tor corporation
II Taxes are hereby notified to hold them
selves in readiness TO pay the Ame forth.
with. II. l.. WOLFE,
april ~. Collector.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

The French army will return from
the Crimea in bodies Of 20. 600, with
corresponding material. The Breta-
gne is capable Of transporting 1000
men at a time, and $50 guns BY way
Of ballast. About six months will be
occupied in the evacuation. II will
begin in May and last over October.
The ID, or Gen. Bosquet's corps, as
having most suffered. will arrive first,
the lat, or Gen. D'Autemarre's next:
the 81. or Gen. M'Mahon's. Sailing
vessels will be employed for the mn
feyiuI.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

nHOZ ORANDPRE, having purchased th-
fcstns their friends and the public ge orally tha.
they have inst received from New Orleans 4 Iarrs
Assortment Of Imported sesars n All brands.
Pipes nf al sorts. No. I assorted Chewing and
smoking Tobacco, Imported Cigarettes and also
the best Meee's Beesrs An orfaya from the
country promptly attended TO-
The Young America Cigar Store scliciss \ share
d public patronage.
E.DROZ
sp-8hN CUAs. HRANDpRE
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

QTAVEsi srAVEati
~ e6,00O barrel Slaves,
2O,oO Half Barrel Sta YES,
In good order, 10 which The attention Of Plan
te's sAl Cccpers II called, frv sale BY
may - ". r. TUNNARD
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

JorEs u DsAp-ln default Of othar
matter to send over tho Telegraph; sdvices
BY that apparatus from Kansas, inform ~.
that "Sherf Jones 10 dead,u
Limos an Jonen.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Netloe % TaH Payers ~ the Parish NJ
East NatOs, Rouge.

A LII PERSONS indebted for Parish
IN Taxes for the year 1866, and all previ
GUS years, are hereby notified 10 call on the
"nde rsigned Collector, or his agent and
make immediate payment who ran At all
times be found At his office on Church street
at X. 4. Pucketfs old stand.
J. q. WA SHlNGTON, Collector.
MAJ !, 1856.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

weep not my friends when II - said
That Sheriff Jones is dead
Jones lives. He's only gone 70 sssp
In Davy Jones's locker.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
NEGROES TU ps,r,E.

L ter. Also first rate House Servant. Can
BE- had on liberal terms BY the nonsh. Apply 70
may tB-2t n. l.. HENDERSON
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

Hon PmcE or RsAL ESTATE IN
NAs"v'ltr.-1he ground formerly oc-
c"pied by the old Inn. in Nashville,
on the square. was sold the o,h.r day
tor an average Of about $1,000 q
foot
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

GE~, HousToN IN THE SENATE
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger. give. the fol-
LONG description Of Gen Houston's
preparations for his speech on the navy
board; Gen. Houston surprised the
Senate to day, by introducing into that
body large bowl Of coffee. standing
upon huge saucer, from which, as be
spoke against the action Of tho late
naval board. he would take sup now
and then. Il looked more like a
breakfast scene in play, than anything
else.
U~The Boston papers state that
great quantities Of caterpillars have
made their appearance on the tree.
IN that vacinity.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

u Among the patents issued from
the Patent Office on the 22nd ult., was
one to 8. II. GILMAN, Of Now Orleans
tor " Improvement in Sugar evspora-
tors "
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

LADIES THINK or rr.-Accordjnp
to tho Abs dc Daguerry, French d..
vine, women who wenr hoops stand y
poor chance for Heaven. In a recent
sermon. he observed "Womap now
a-d"ys forget in the astonishing ampl;-
tnde Of their dresses, that the gates Of
heaven are very barrow"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
EmDDrs,Ds DerSes.

A VERY large stock Of Embro,deries, the
"A finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, Chimezetts, etc, at S,Mos's Capitol
Cheap Store. May BY
EIln DOZ. steal pens--asserted Brands, for sails
wv y IL VALET.
Buekley's Ploughs.
IHE "ndersig9ed agent will receive Or
L ders for Bnekley's sugar and cotton
plough. MONTAN 4 HUGUET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

Arr,ouir,Es.-On removing ven
cradle building, Friday last, from a
dignifed position, which il has long
occupied; the workmen found very
curious specimens Of pottery, evident
ly Of posti-deluvian pefiod). The
specimens are very much like the mod
ern fashion Of jugs and junk bottles.
Many people were drawn to the spot,
and many speculatiops INDUCED in
They were carefully removed to the
rooms Of the Antiquarian society,
where they will doubtlessly engage
the attention Of the learned. The pub
lie may expect to see paper on the
subject, shortly.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

Dufrocq h Converse J. r. Daifocq
W. X. Adams Charlotte / Gayle !;
Charlotte h Bryan; Bryan b Win
free; N. G. Bryan Bryan h Mann 1;
N. q. Bryan h Co.; McWborter h
Mann Geo. 9. McWhorter, and No.
Whorter Il Jones. II is long look
forty years ago unless The memory
has fixed landmarks, IL il difficult 10
retrace the steps Of year by year and
recount the varied incidents Of pleas
ure and pain that have 'tanspired !
The oldest inhabitant cannot do IL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13

Wines and Liquor
SUPERIOR OLD UTAR6, Dupny and II
~ Cognac, Best II. brandy, Old Port Wine, Am
ontiltado sherry, Madeira Wine, jamaica Rum.
Old bourbon Whisky, Old scotcb Whisky, 200 dsx
London Porter and Ale, for sale BY
apo wM BOGEr Druggist,