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THNHus PRCE CO. opening elegant T. Tor The
Winter baie. Among ihos- iua 10 hand vii h. found Ia
de- Furs vsrey, such Martin Rock Martin, Russia
Hh Black Lyons, veiorinss anl Cun long shsw stslls
aUi, Blanket slwi Lace and Muslin setis, Velvet Cloth
Coats Hosiery ~ kinds Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Black Lace
Wells, Black Thread &c. Ac. And In Rich
Sks Cassnere4 Mousnes Vaence Robes popiins
and Musn' Curtains Curtain Damask, Insoy Kerseys, BED
bankets, Negro ank &C., ey selling bargains
TO which they invite the attention ~ their friends sud The public.
dsf5 THOs " PRICE, 4 co.
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1 w. HANDOLPII OrFEms Fon sALE-


Al The Popular Poe,s, Standard Histories Travel 81
ogaphes, Theology, Books Tor Young, English and
American editions, illustrated with steel plates
wood cuts etc. and bound In various ornamental styles Christ
mas and New Year presents.
.. ms nnal. LIZ
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NEwsPArER,.-In some parts Of East Tennessee whore
newspapers not well sustained as they are in ober
portions OF The country wOt of many Of the nbonc
and siuew OF the land imagine that "Od Hickory il vet
President OF these United States We haye heard il lin
Ted That some OF the boys there have been known Ia
follow travelling carriage III day in order 10 end out
what caused the wheels to turn around They have n
KIND oi Jim notion that man by the name Of George
Washington once lived aud died in this country that he
invaded the mother country (N7c England and crossed
the Atlantic on the ice Beyond this they are nexprcs.
-by happy, according 20 the old maxim that "shcn 10.
norance - bliss, It's folly 10 be wise"
But seriously the man who does not take n ncwspaper
lana pay Tor 49, might well retro into monastery for
ne " incompetent ~ into contact with the man who
does Read the biographies Of most successful cr.
chants and will be discovered that reading the news.
ppcr'' and alycftsing IN them literally constituted the
n7 upon which they erected their magnificent fortunes
II impossible 10 be regular newspaper reader ard not
DO intelligent The daily life Of the whole world ia writ
ten down therein. Intelligence by railroad ste.msbi,
and telegraph, hurres over the land and sea and the e
forever. ~ N'N'
The merchant, II there was but ono ncgsp,per In tho
ahd aud the cost Of IL thirds Of h. gains would
De obhgcd To be subscriber or retire from bushes.
The newspaper n this country the agent which evers
person consus when be wishes 10 satisfy any Of m voi
when hc wishes 10 bny or sell A man In this cop,trg
may have nearly all the merit talent and chc,p good. In
The world md they will be- O no avail or pro6t IN him
unless the TACT Is known 10 the people There il no Other
available way To disseminate this information tan by the
prcss u Is only necessary 10 give little seriou. t,gcr
uon 70 THIS matter 10 become convinced th, tho ltses
man who knows how 10 the press h bound 10 nccocd
" u. Picapme
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Nv take pleasure In announcing 70 our 1ni. and e public
aorimento Funny Oo2 suitable Tor variety
extensive ihan offered lore In this market
Can examine for yourselves, BuLKLEY 4 co,
deli NJ q E4gi
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RooK wITm an opD NAME.-Rev D.a1 mater.

k0oK WITH AN ODD NAME.-Rev. DaRT BAKER,
ofexas has published quntesseRtal work important
subject which he calls Baptism In Nutshell" The Nutshell
~ PedobApt Iof
Petiobapst
had extensive circulation.
Rev Geo ID. Armstrong, 81 Norfolk Published sams
SUBJECT The Doctrine Of baptism" very lucid eompre.n-
Ve work. adapted 10 general readers. 81 Mr. Armstrong;
neI writings on this subject received with
The Orphan Nieces Duty and inclination, the title
BOOK r The young by the popular author Of Irish
price 10
The Paper Doll Family good things for boys aud
p. r. PRICE
dc5 Opposite American Hotel.
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Guar OF GOOD CHILDREN GRATIFIED

/
The Great Secret how to be happy by Emily Chubbuck
Mcuiosh. standard juvenile; Bic.
Pac Tor Boys selected aud arranged by Joseph eicher D.
%
E7y Day Du,ysseiehes OF childish character and conduct
| 30
Charles Linn, low golden rule by f. CubueI
/ - cents.
Allen Luca-. ;he selfmade man by the same 20 cents.
Maria Cheseman the canly girl
Ltr suys Six Birthdays and Little Susy's xix Teachers.
| - cent
Lille HaTy Ladder Learning beautifully up;
And variety Of other ladders
travel upward they will to knowledge virtue
| defS
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CoNsUMPrLoNI mAssAc,,,sI.rrs

The abstract Of deaths prepared hy the Seerrt1ry Of
STATE Tor sa2, shows nv
s,Ase alone Can nothing be done fearful
IL the allegations Of those who entitled yeacIy
he believed there remedy WIsTAR'S nII
SAM or WILD CHERRY has cured have tried all
oher renede in vain This be by a mass OF re-
liable evidence. ~ " ~
None genuine unIes, signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
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NEti MfEirED RrnrEg administered 10 tho
audience at the Holiday Street Theatre baltimore fy
Wghi' since. Mis- Louisa Pync was singing the finale
TO Don Ptsgualc when, ~ usual large portion Of the
'ulence clt ihcif seats and rushed for The doorse
quietly suspended her efforts until order va -.
'n t'cn received round Of applause from tho decent
'nd courteous portion who remained
NNttiNG IscipTu.-At the Howard Ntlcrarp,, u,s,,,
Wv evening" since, 1--we clnder which vas Que Of tc
lncl'i actors in The piece got FESTIVE under stage dis
Pi.De' ""n ''oN 10 himself wug4 lying out among the
- :" '"' puqniic, causing ~ little nutteiing
n''Hg 'n'." with whom hc took up HE quafters The
ceeded before ''' "' "'''c's pro-
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UpuEADt BREAD Tho undersigned respectfully In.
- frm. hls cusomer and The Pubc residing In Jefferson
Word h. established branc ~ his bakery Youth
N Min street, bsow iIh may obtained
NJ a nes BREAD CRACKERs CAKE, PISS, &C. u hest
quality We this occasion remind ho Wishing aud
Pc irr Christmas % seui n ther orders JAMfS ADAM,
dslI ttf Nan strrrf
- YARDS FOH 30 CTS rs.-2oi PIECEs FAsr-
. COLOREn CALICoEs At ~ CfNfsCt buyers attend ~
to- nre We opening tg che greatcst
yet IN Prnta. o worth i2S cents NJ the extremely price 81
o. cents, yards for ~ ceuts. O.A. gWArRfS,
deia-8M Opposite Exchange Bank.
HtIOAKS, CI.OAKS.-we have q Ladies CIosks
~ which viii sell n great btrgtlni a. clos them
dei5 Q. HARrwELL co.
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SALE OF vALUAnLE LNNnEn Esr,

- SLAVES &C. AT AUCTION, THIS DAY.The particular aen.
public called the
advertised by Mr. W. W Hsrve. to take Mac
today the MeeAnicksve Turnpike o'clock s. nnrton
head. uoDDIN a AppFpsnS ~"
.,"..''''t
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u last sailing regular packet schooner =. ALLEN, go
Capt Lorenzo Baker having the portion caTI
gagd md going board viii sail possible Dispatch FOR
balance 81 freight apply CIJKRIE
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wS SPECIAL NoTsCE.-

* q, NPitltE NOTICE. ship 4 ON
noEe can take small quantity Of Frcght Til, trp
~ application To the undersigned and down To her
Monday i5ih inst. " ~ ''D'''
dcl3-it ITrnt Ar A
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u0IIoU,y,s nr%Curxy

Il NN'N UENTNENI.-TIe healing
ani cooling enct OF this ointment unon burn.
cAis running rtaons scrofilou Ulcers al,
heum erysp-a and all external mi, acie In
surgery sod At the msnuiacore. No 81 Maiden York
81 h pot deI51ixtciw
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olution Which was adopted
Resoirod That Nessrs. 4. r. Hunter, J. Harrison
Kelley, VIM. Lamb aud Richard NJ Smith. editor. reg
pccuvrly Norfolk Herald Petersburg Herald Norfolk
Argus, aud AlcIindria Sentinel aud all other editors IL
Attendance upon the Convention. be added the list
Assistant Secretaries Of this Convention
On motion Of Mr. g. w. Clutter, Of Va. the Presdcu
vas instructed 70 appoint Committee oi one from earl
State represented, to ascertain the amount Of foreign
goods imported into aud consumed by the Southern
suic the amount Of the public debt Of each Southern
state discriminating between creditors Of foreign nations
oi Northern States and Of citizens Of the South th,
amount Southern States tributary 10 the Northern
states by way Of revenue and Interest on the publ,
debt the Committee 10 sit during the recess and 10 re
port a. The next meeting Of the Convention.
u q. Keen, Of Va, submitted the following resolu
tons:
!" R''oIri That the education Of Southern youth ir
Northern scminlrcs il be- strongly deprecated ne unnc
ees'lry, mpoitc and having a tendency 10 taut thei
minds with di-loyalty 10 the South.
N Re'o'r'd That tho people Of the South Il Il
emeve, AMI their Interests 10 give their patronage q
Southern journals and Sgutern books AZ far ~ possible
To the exclusion of The issues Of the Northern press
~ RSsoired That the Southern manufacturers deserve
anu should receive encouragement from Southern people
10y being preferred to al others, whenever tho product
are Of equal valuo and arc equal terms.
w He'oire That our Railroads should, ~ far prac
hoabe be constructed bv Southern lbor, and equipped
With Che product o Southern manufacturers.
Referred 70 The Committee on Business.
WIN %. GauIdcn, Of Georgia, presented the following
1N Re'ored That our Representatives IN Congress b,
rcquc 10 their best efforts 10 procure the repeal o
The tain.
A Re"irei, That Representatives in Congress bc
requested ~ u4o their best efforts ~ procure repeal o
III the hvs inrrirng the Afican Slave Trade, NJ,
10 procure treaty 10 bc made which will insure The dc
livery Of fugitive slaves by tho authorities Of Canada up
on tho demand ~ their Owucrs.
On motion u Mr. HlrdsOn of Va. the preceding rcso
buttons were laid upon tho table.
Nc Chapbliss OF Va, OF ri the following resolution
which referred ~ tho Committee on Business.
Rs5oirsd That our representatives 10 Congress be re-
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Fl :. MAIL srE,rIsIIIpuo.-
STEAMEH HELvIDEHE-Fon q

to-day, Mon.
day, aud to the hour or o'clock =. VI. Tuesday tz
the 10Th inst.
Con-ignees requested their goods to-day
shippers requested send Ia their CONSUMES
Tuesday be
dri5-2t IIfDIAN a ~ aTsnN
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HINOR BOSTOS.-The superior fast sailing schooner -
~ JOSIAH ACORN, Capt. John Mcrre .3TrS
portion % her engaged going board TX
-. with all possible dispatch. For balance freight apply
del5 ID. 4 w CURRIE
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WHO.

In tho Richmond produce markets, to-day previous
'ies we're maintained The quotations Of wheat tiji 80
y hes, red and white T2H75 corn s6i6 for Four.
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H,N0R pIIILAnELpur, EyEmy

a1NDk PnIf.ADEIpBEt EVERY
u MEDNESDAI.-Thr 4 No. I StcamshipCITY TT .
W RICHMOND Captain q Mitchell. l. m ~
rcaiy 10 receive freight, and will leave Wrnrs
day Dec H. at O'Clock, 4. VI.
for freight having superior apl
delft ~ y rT-rr
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81 II U u J. z 4 NPETS! tIIEAP CNWPEIN
~ lew more len OF the change Carpe.
~ We contemplate making important changes
rAmeni offering all kinds Carpets
r1ced prices. Cash buyers will please call them
all are sold, as Il Is cur determination 10 close
dei5 opro.Its F.cbsnve nsr.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17

lady in the room. Wigglesworth
himself, gtinned all manner Of horrid
grins of appreciation, and Rugged as
many of Tie young Misses in hoped
petticoats as would allow him to do SO,
ID the giddy mazes Of the soul intoxi-
eating waltz, When the .Soiree broke !;
WiggIesworth was drunk at the
Gem = the consequence Of which,
was, that two Of the spindle legged
swine alluded to, saw Mrs. W., home
illustrating that beautiful piece of
Don Juan poetry a rose between
two thorns," as they went their way
to the stately mansion Of the Wiggles-
worth's. TrueIy Comet, the man
who first said = this is a fast age,
should be chronicIed, as profound OBJ
server Of men, women and things.
New ORLEANS, Oct. III, 1856.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Ha-sa-
M IT Is \ e..

A FRESH supply Of new and popular
Il music. just received by Steamer Rob-
inson; Buchanan and Breckenridge Polka
Fillmore Scottish, Matilda Polka; Wood
land Sketches No. 1879 by Wallace Gam
blers Wife; Ropdoo de la Maette de Por-
tice, by Herr, Witches Dance by Wallace;
La Pluie de Per|es by Osborne, Pm
merry Stingara; Indian Hunter; Daugh-
ter of the Regiment, Duett by Berger,
Fensee Romtique, by Mime Pettignew
La Solitude by Grobe, Gentle Jenny Gray;
Fare the well all ties are broken; Burman
Lover Gone is the Talmness Willie
Bel; Lone Stay hours, Benedetta siala
Madre, by Hunter; Home schottisch;
Champagne Polka; When other friends are
round thee Erin is my Home; Louisville
Grand March Dearest think of thee
Come gang ava wi me; Shells of Ocean;
Oh no, and OH yes, Petit Tambour
Cara Polka; Oh cast that shadow from
thy brow Fly away pretty moth: All /
would our eyes had not met Sweet SIX
teen Polka, with great variety of stand
ard Music, by
aug26; GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
B0Oks! R ks!

lust RECEIVED the following works
y Goodriche's Primers and readers BIZ
bles and Testaments, various bindings
Thornton's and jays Prayerbooks; The
Chld's Scripture Questions, and also;
Bright's and Gums Family Practice, Pin
tarh's Lives; Paley's evidences Of Chris
tianity; Clark's Scripture Promises
Tooke's Pantheon Methodist Hymns
discipines and catechisms, in various bind
ings; Wesley's, Taylor's-Burber's Vii
lage-and Russel's Sermons, Mosheim's
Church History Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro
gress and Holy War; A PASTORS Sketches
and Pulpit Cycloraedia, by
aug2G. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Communicated.

VINO ARE FREE-SolLERs ALI those
who deny that the Constitution Of the I'm
tied States, confers on Congress The power
and the consequent right and obligation,
70 extend, and protect involuntary servi-
tule in the Territories, during the existence
Of the temporary Territorial Government.
VINO ARE souArIER SovEREtGNs All
those who deny that Congress possess the
power to extend and protect involuntary
servitude IN Territories. but contend that
Congress is bound 30 recognize the right
in the people Of Territory to extend Or
reject involuntary servitude as they please
J. Nj +.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Per ship George West.

mnnn LBS, pure and extra White Lead;
GUUU 1000 do. Snow White French Zinc;
$50 Boxes assorted sizes Window alass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow Paint;
Zinc Dryer, Ltharge Spanish Brown;
yellow Ochre, Whiting Red Lead;
German Black, Japan Damen and
Light Furniture varnish, Glaziers Points.
Grainers' Philadelphia Glue, Fitches' Sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low at the
Hardware store Of M0NTAN A HUGUET,
septic Church street, opposite Harvey House
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Family Groceries.

NHE ATTENTION of families and
l. others is called to the stock of Family
Groceries, at the N T.. Corner OF Court
of Court House Square. Consumers in the
lower end OF town can be saved the neces-
sity Of running up town as far as Church
street for barrel Of Flour or key Of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at this es
adjustment are exclusively Of the best quail
itu. and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations,
may24 NJ. Il. BRf AN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Communicate
Sensible Ea saaiOns.

All fashions are sensible, for this
reason | take the license Of giving my
article the title it bears When An
sIem, Archbishop Of Conterbury--the
foolish man-undertook TO put down
the fashion Of gentlemen wearing long
hair, to the Court Of King Henry;
he was very properly laughed at, hy
all sensible people Of tho day. This
made him angry Of course. and he
commenced regular crusade against
more reasonable fashion Of his
time which was, shoes, having toes 50
long As to render Il necessary to fasten
them up at the knee joint, with chains.
Justly--as we are compelled to think,
now-he was denominated mad man,
and nothing less than the threat
Of a" bull Of accommodation" from
tho Pope, caused him to desist his
warfare.
We have customs now, equally SEN
sible, and are ashamed to confess that
the public press, has taken stand
against them; which is about TO sink
it Uhe public press,) into merited
odium aud contempt The fashion, Of
Shanghae-f an-tailed coats; nondes-
cript bonnets, and hooped petticoats,
for instance Are they not all beau
tiful institutions : | think 50, and
am willing to maintain a newspaper
controversy, with any man in chris
tiandom, in support Of them one and
all
There is custom, Comet. which is
commendable, and think we are in
,debted to the generosity Of the galic
people for it it is this. A wife must
never notice her husband in company
and a husband must never look at bis
wife after she leaves the home TIRES,
hold; without being written down
vulgar, This | conceive to be a beau
tiful institution, or rather an inven'
ton, OF the refined French people
from whom we are borrowing as be
fore said, many customs which are
taking us with railroad speed to thu
very climax of perfection in morals
It was my felicity to be at fashion
able soiree in Camp street, night, 81
50 ago, and | was foreibly struck witt
the rapid advancement, we have mad
in the refined courtesies of life, tn
past few years. Mrs. -, well |
does not do, to mention names--say--
Wigglesworth, was the Belle, and sh
had more bow-legged, and spindle
shanked beaux, to bow aud scrape a
at her knees and ogle at her, through
quizzing glasses; than any singh
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Drug store For Sale.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
L Europe on account Of family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known as &C
cupyng Of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
1t contains q complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery Paints &C. all fresh ana in first rate
condition.
the purchaser cannot fail of success besides the Gus
tom is Of the best n order still more to enhance
the facilities of the purchaser Of the Drug Store
the undersigned is willing to lease for a term Of
years, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house at the option Of the pur
chaser aug 3p-6m. b. J0uRDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
CHEAP FALL GOODS.

lust OPENING at the GOLD CHEAP STORED
- down town, a full assortment fall good
which will be sold as usual Mt the lowest figures.
The new stock Is now complete, and composed Of
the following desirable goods.
nONI ESTHCs.
4, $40, "a, 1874, Brown and Beaehed Cotton
Lowellsi osr ahurgs DENNIS; Check; Shifting
stripes, Drills; Tickings. &c.
LIENS.
KERsEYs Lndseys: Georgia plains Kentucky
jeans; ditto Lindstys Sattinets: Buckskips
Dueskins Casiineres; Cloth, &c.
DIs H. s = D0nS.
CALtcoFs at exc, Sc, 1Dc., and 121S. handsome
French ditto; Musline de Laine; Derege de
Laine; Worsted Scotch Plaid; English Merino
French Merinn; Gnghams; popenes Black
silks; fancy Plaid and Striped silks; Florence
&c.
BLACK GOODS.
MOURNING CALlcofs, Black Musne de Lane /,
Black Merino. Black Alpaca Hack Barge ,
Black Lustrine; Black j. mbasine, Sc,
UKNITURE GOODS.
Curtain Calicoes. Plain buff; Blue ard led,
French Cambric Hanging; Satin stripes ana Dam
ask Hufs Fancy Cord window Damask ditto
Wooden hnmasks; Embroidered Muslin Curtains
nroche ditto sc.
UNDRITS.
hosiery nf al XMAS, tlHNts. Iflsh IlneH
Diapers, liuckahack and French Towels; Heavy
bamash Table Cloth, Crash. Corded Skirts
embroidered dtto Grass Cloth, rerf,lmery
Needless Tapes, Cords. Braids, Velvet Trimmings,
Cambric and Silk Pocket Handkerchief IS &c.
EE.RTE HING.
Heavy Blanket and lilot over coats, good
warm business palatots; frock and dress coats
Cottonade pants: sattinet and cashmere pants
Kentucky jeans pants, Canton flannel and jeans
drawers, liHnen shirts ditto, cotton back do,
fancy bosom nnder-shifts hickory and cheek
shirts fancy and black silk and cashmere waist
coats.
SHOES.
Ladies' kid shoes; ditto, Morocco Goat skin
ditto, PruneIla CATERS; ditto. Fine Kid, high
heel shoes Gentlemen's Kip ptggsd and sewed
brogans, ditto, Patent Leather shoes; ditto,
heavy Horse Leather, water proof, hunting shoes,
Heavy Russets and Black negro Brogans. Double
sole pegged boots: ditto. thick soled mud boots
Fire nch Calf skin boots, Super. Philadelphia wa
ter proof boots Misses and Boys shoes Infants
shoes and boots.
Gents Black Silk Hats, Back and Gray Sport
ing Hats; Youths Hats; Infants Fancy Dress
Hats; Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps; Infants
Velvet Gaps; Water proofG laboring Hats.
Together with vatety Of other articles too
long TO be enumerated and which we invite our
friends and patrons to come and examine before
all the BARGAINS are gone.
Formerly Paul Chopphs Cheap store.
sept8n-lm
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
GEM : ALOO ".

THI $ well known Saloon and IN ~
L Restaurat, having under AkyY
gone thorough repairs is now ar sSG
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
upat short notice, Oysters Red Fish, and
other deleeacles. to please the palate of
ronnoisseps and bon rirams. The desire of
the proprietor, is to win .or the Gem Saloon,
a wide spiead reputation as the best Restau-
rat, in The State outside of New Orleans
sep-s I'm STEPHEN BASEL SEQ
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
CIR Dnilq Gnllrt,
BATON ROUGE::::::""OCT, II, 1855.
% Tomorrow Saturday night,
the@Hon. 7. g. Morgan, will address
the Fillmore Rangers, BY appointment
at the Court House.

BALL, Ere, Ar GREENwELt.-
Elsewhere, notice will be seen ola Ball.
to come off at "GreenweII Springs" On
the 2oth inst The idea is to have a
"Grand Mass Meeting" Of all Parties
in The day, and a Ball at night. The
speakers named are Col. Pond, Her
ron, Allen and McVea. BY the no
tice, it will be seen that general in
vitation is extended. This is to be the
last Ball Of the season at the Springs.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Now Opening.
Emtiroitleries and Lace Goods.

TUE SUBSCRIBER has Just received his
L assortment of Embroderes and Lace
Goods, consisting of Rich Valenciennes,
Collars and Sleeves in sets--Honiton Lace
do. Embroidered Iaconet and Swiss Col
lars and Sleeves-Emb'd. Handkerchief
Jsconet and Swiss Edgings and Insert
ings-Thread and Valeuciennes Laces-
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in every va
rietv, together with many other goods in
the Embroidery Line.
semitic. w. D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
Public Hack.

TIlE public are hereby notified, that the
il undersigned puts in motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack -
The vehicle will be in charge Of Mr. Brock,
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near the Harvey House, Orders for
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time-lt left at either of the
stables, will be attended to-
inly29 ROBT BEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-17
FOR SALE CHEAP.

TWO LOTS Of ground, with the improve .s. -
l ments thereon consisting of dwell aaa NRA
ing house, with five good rooms, front Iss11s Hss5
gallery, large kitchen with Sc, wants hgs sAss
rooms, n good well and large building, formerly
occupied az ceoper's shop, being on the same
premises lately owned by N. Michel, cooper, in Cat
fish town. The Improvements are only six years
old and in good order. Terms very liberal
Apply to JOHN X. DTFRoCQ, Agent.
Semitic Lafayette street.