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Arrive At PhilAdslphia same day BY IL m and
Leave PhI!.d.lphi. daily, ..osp. Sunday, at 7
Arrive at West Chester same day by IL m and
SPIN.
3ol6 Prom West Chester, by Thorn burg, piwor.n-
Town, and Talleyville, Del, to Wilmington,
~ miles and back, three times a week
Leave West Chester Tuesday. Thursdsy and
af Arrive at Wilmington same days by lam
Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive Il West Chester same days by7pm
s0l5 Frem IVES Chester, by Downineton Quthriss
VILE, Brandywine Manor, Rockville. Honey
Brook. Beartown, Blue Ball, New Holland,
Hinklston, Ephratah, Durlach, Brickerville
a. Cornwall, Campbelltown and Hockersvills,
toHummellstown, "a miles and back, three
times a week 60 =" : : - -.
Leave We t Chester Tuesday, Thursday and
saz Saturday at Ia m - -a .t
Arrive at Hummelistown next days by 4 p m
Leave HUI cmelstown Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Saturday at 10 am -..
.o,o Arrive at West Chester next days by 2pm.
30le From West Chester. by Marshallton, Embre-
Vile, KNOXVILLE, Doe Run, Gum Tree, G" CHI
ranyils, Russellville, Haysville, Oxford,
hopewell Cotton Works, nottingham, Br OK
sssng n m0ase IN Md kisrg Sun, tar%ns
vile, IS mills and back, three times week
Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 2 m .vl
AEtINe EcHyNHIc next Oayb Oy ~ N
Leave Perryvilie Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at pm s..
Arrive at Yves. Chester next days by IL m.
3Ol9 From West Chester, by Goehenville and Sugar
town, to Psoli, 10 miles and back, once
week
Leave West Chester Tuesday at team
Arrive ut Paoli same dsy by IL m
Leave Pao Tuesday at Z . m
Arrive at est Chester same day by 5pn
5000 From West Chester, by Parl ersvile, to Ham,
iton, miles and back three times a week.
Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at N
Arrive at Hamorton fame days by SPIN
Leave Hamorton Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at pm
Arrive at West Chester same days by 6 m.
S02l From Frankford by Bustleton, to Som erton,
10 miles and back, six times a week
Leave Frankfort daily, except Sunday; at
Arrive at Somerton same day by gam,
Leave somertcn daily, except Sunday, at 10
me-
Arrive at Frankfort same day by lam
S02a From Psrkssburg, by Ercildon, McWilIians.
town, Mortonvine, and Marshalton to West
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Proposals for three, and also for six times
week, are invited.
3Os2 From Mannheim u Penn, miles and back,
twice week
Lesye Mannheim Wednesday and Saturday at
sam
Arrive at Penn same days by9am
Leave Penn "wednesday snd Saturday at IL
Arrive at Mannheim same days by I'm.
s0s3 From Mannheim, by Sporting Hill, to Mount
Joy, miles and back, once q week
Leave Mannheim Saturday at IL IN
Arrive At Mou tJoy same day b. 2pm
Leave Mount Joy Saturday at pm
Arrive at Mannheim same day ty6pm.
1854 From Trspps, by schwenek's Store, sumney-
town, and hsrlsysrilie, to Franconia, Il
miles and back, onoe q week
Leave Trapps Thureday at lam
Arrive at Fnnconia same day by 8 pm
leave Frsnconia Thursday at 9 m
Arrive at Trappe same day by IL m.
$685. From Morgantown, by Blue Rock, St. Msrys,
Saint Peters, Pughtcwn, and Vincent, to
PhenixVille, 10 miles and back, three times
Leave Morgsntown MoEdsy, Wednesday, and
Friday at q m
Arrive at phenixyills same days by I'm
Leave PheniIville Tuesday. Thursday, and
Arrive at Morgantovn same days by8pm.
$3.50 From New Hanover, by Hliegss, Pennsburg,
spinns rstown, Milford Square, and stsins-
burg, to Coopersburg, 20 miles and back,
Ieay, New Hanover Friday at9am
Arrive at Coopsrsburg same day by6pm
Leave Coopersburg Thursday at m
Arrive at New Hanover same day by 2 nm
SOs7 From Frederick, by New Hanover, by Gilberts-
vile, Boyersto~n, Manatawny, Lobscks-
Vile, New Jerusalem, and Dryyilie, to Kutz-
town, Is miles and back, three times a
week -
Leave Frederick Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urtay at an a. = 9 =
arrive Is Kutstown same days by 6pm
1--we ss,s Aotzsown Monday, Wednesday, and
n m
Arrive at Frederick same days by G m
5osS From Womelstorf, by Minback, to shasf5ers-
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bridge Falmouth, and Portsmouth, to Mid
dlesown, 10 miles and back, six times Q
Leave Columbia daily. except Sunday, q. :
Arrive :t Middlstown aams day BY SPIN
Leave Mid1ietovn daily, except Sunday, n
Arrive at Columbia. same d.v bv ANN.
30a0 Prom Norristown, BY Jeffersonyills, shannon
VILE, Fort Providence, and Quinsyvile, to
Phoenixvile, IL miles and back, six times
Leave Norristown daily, esce ,t Sunday, at 10.
Arrive at Pheui1vills same Gay by1pm
Leave Pho'nixrIle daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Norr stown same dsv bv7pm.
S0n From Norrsto,n, by Nsrritonvile, Penn's
Square, Centre Square, Worcester, Ship
pack, and salfo,dvile. to sunpsytown. 20
Leave Norristown Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 10 RIM
Arrive at sunneytown esme days BY 4pm
Leave sv:, sunni .ytown Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Norristown same days by 70 m.
SO42 From NofrHtown, by Jefersonvlle, Eagleyills,
Perkiomen Bridge, Trsppe, Limerick, Crock
ca hhl, ana Pottstown, to Boysrstown, n
miles and back, three times q week
Leave Norrstown Tuesday, Thursdsy. and
saturday at 4 p m
Arrive at Boyerstown same days byspm
Leave BoyerstOwn Monday, "Wednesday, and
Arrivd at Norristown same day BY liam.
Propo sails 70! three additional weekly trips to
TrspPe are invited.
3O43 From Phoenixvilie, by Kimberton, Chester
Springs, West Vincent, Marsh, Morgan
UWn, Churchtown, Gocavls, Blue Ball,
New Holland Bsreville, Lescock, and Blink.
ley's Mills, to Lancaster, 45 miles and back,
three times a week, with three additional
weekly trips to Chester Springs fIom LIST
April to LIST October In each year
Leave PhOenixvtlle Tuesday, Tuesday, and
sstuTday at ii m
Arrive at lancaster next days by IL n m
Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at p m
Arrive at Pho nihville next days by 10 an
804a From Phenixyills, bd Settler Store, Potts
town, Brewer, Birdsboro aud Robson, to
Reading, 20 miles AMI back, three times a
week -.
Leave Phenixviile Tuesday and Saturday ct
sam
Arrive at Readiag same days by spm
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Arrive at Jsa rsttsvills same days by l&pm
Je.ve Jsrrsttsville Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive at White Hsll same days by III m.
SOS From White Ball, by stsslersvIle and Burks-
town, to sorsuch Mills. Is miles and back,
once week
Leave Whit. Hall Saturday at loan
Arrive at Gorsuch Mills same day by Bpm
Leave Gorsuch Mills Saturday at 3 D n
Arrive at White all same day by Jpn
MO From Parktou, by Weisesburgh, TO Hereford
6miles and back, tfirss timss a week
Leave Parktou Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day atrl2 N
Arrive a hereford same days by2pm
Lave Hereford Tuesday, Thursday and sstur-
Arrive 81 Parkton same days by SPIN.
1861 From Glen Rock. Pa, by Hstrek's Kroh's
Mills. Nd. Manchester and RaehmAn's
Mills, 10 Westminster, "a mile: and back
three times a week, 70 Manch, stsr, and
once q week residue
Leave Glen Rock Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
urday at pm -
Arrive at Manchester same days by 4pm
Leave Manchester Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al Z an
Arrive at Glen Rock same days by OF an s.
Leave Manchester Saturday at pm
Arrive nj Westminst.r same day by SPIN
Leave W sstmnstsr Saturday AT sam
Arrive at Manchester same day by IL Q m.
80 From Hanover, by Hampton, Round Hill,
York, Sulphur Springs, and Papettown, to
Ca-lisle, so miles and back, six times a
Leave Hanover daily, except Sunday, on ar
A rival OF Baltimore mail-say IL
Arrive at Carlisle same day by 74pm
Leave Carlisl, daily, except sunday, al . m
Arrive 81 Hanover same day In time to con
meet with the mail for Bsltimore-say by
pm.
sso3 From MilIersyill., by Governors Bridge, Ds
vidsonvil.s, South River, West River, Ira
cy's Landing. Friendship Huntn ytovn,
Prin e Fredericktowu, and Port Republic,
to ssirt Leonsrd's, 81 miles and back, hires
times we k TO Prince Fredericktown, and
thence twice q week to Saint Isonards
Lower Ms,lboro' to be supplied twice q week
from Friendship, miles
Leave Mill,rsville Tussdsy, Thursday and Sat
urdsy at IL
Arrive st PrinS Fredericktown next days by
10 a M, a3d at Leonard.own Tuesdsy and
Saturday by pm
Leave Leonardtown Tuesday and Saturday at
4pm
Arrive at Prince Fredericktovn by7pm
Leave Prince fredsricktJwn Monday, Wed
nssdsy and Friday ats m
Arrive at Millersville next days By l0a
Sesi From Tracys Lsniiny, by Bristol, to Dunkirk,
5 miles and b ok, three tim q week
Leave Trsey's L1ndiny Tuesday, Thursda-
and Saturday ut pm
Arrive at Dunkirk same DAYS by SPIN
Leave Dunkirk Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

CHINESE PITCHED BArTLE.-On
last Saturday night says the North
Californian, about three hundred Chi.
namen had pitched battle in the streets
of Chinatown, which was characterized
by all the fury and bloodshed which
has made Chinese warfare remarkable.
The GOODNESS and precision with which
they would shut their eyes, avert their
faces, and discharge their Aliens pep
per boxes, excited the admiration OF
all spectators. Six or seven we're
wounded Zone of whom has since died)
before the interference of our citizens
put stop to the carnage. According
to the most authentic information we
can obtain, as is usual among white,
black or tawney, Christian, Heather,
or Mahomctan, the gambling table was
the cause of the difficulty. A gam.
bier, acting upon old Pistols motto.
base is the slave that pays" repudi.
ated his debts of honor, when fight
ensued, which became general.
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TO PLANTERS.

nALES PLOUGHS, Nos. to 3 with
IL and without Cutters, o.
Assorted Nos. Of subsoil %
and Flukes,
Kings Ploughs-retended bars, Nos.
to
Hay Cutters ard Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log, Back and Trace Chains,
Ames 4 Bow lands best Spades and
Shovels,
Hoes-cast steel and forged, from s in.
to 10 in. blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles.
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in well assorted Hardware store.
ianlSdyi RGUIER Il LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SIS.
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MAssAcHusErrs.-The Message Of

MAssAcuusErrs.-Tbe Message ol
Governor GARDNER, Of Massachusetts,,
recommends twenty-one years resi.
dence Of foreign born citizena and
ability to read and write, Is q pre-.
liminary % the right of voting, depre.
Gates the passage of the Personal
Liberty act by the last Legislature
and urges its speedy repeal suggests
reduction of the members Of the
popular branch Of the Legislature, and
denounces lobbying legislation. The
Message is thoroughly Native Ameri.
can, in its tone. In reference to the
Personal Liberty Act, the Governor
says:
The passage of this Act is deeply
to be deplored, because 1T asserts OF
looks to the maintinancel Of rights
not clearly and constitutionally ours. u
which course Of action, in my Inaugu.
raj Address, l strenuously urged the
last Legislature to avoid because It
weakens the moral effect of the infu-
ence Of our State-because it sets an
example, which if followed by other
members Of the confederacy, will most
certainly destroy our only bond Of
union and because it tends to an
armed conflict between the State and
the National government. Either this
law must renal an dead letter on our
statute book, uninforced when the
hour Of trial comes, thus reducing
Massachusetts, to the humiliating posi-.
ton of enacting law she had not the
courage to enforce, or else. If the
attempt is made, it must be supported
by the whole military array Of the
State in direct and immediate conflict
with the army ofthe United States
There is no alternative but submission
or open war.
recommend that so much Of this
Act, entitled IAN Act to protect the
Rights and Liberties Of the people Of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. y
as may conflict with the Constitution o.
the United States and all laws made
in pursuance thereof, be repealed.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

10 It is fashionable now days to
60 far off for names, for each new
sprig Of the family tree that comes 10.
to existence. 1t would be curious to
trace some Of them up. At one
time, it was the fashion to use the
names of ancient Greek and Roman
heroes and fighting men, for sagacious
and ferocious CANNES. Cesar, Pompey.
were then popular. Modern senti.
mentality, now resorte to the poets.
The race of bulls" and Mastiffs /"
have become extinct. Pugs and lap
dogs, for lady's use, have superseded
them. We take from an exchange,
the following beautiful extract, bear
ing upon the subject
A fashionable lady at a watering
place had a favorite lapdog, which
she called Peychuuce. A singular
name for your beautiful pet, madam !;
where did you find it - !" Oh
drawlcd she, most exquisitively, "it
was named for Byron's dog. You
remember where he speaks Of it,
and says; Perchance, my dog will
howl :"
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fl BARGAIN {!
WILL be offered at public sale

WILL be offered at public sale on 49,
W SATURDAY.. the ed day Of
February, 1856, (if not before dis SY
posed off at private sale) valuable lot and
all the mprovements-it is we'll adapted
for business stand or private residence,
Lafayette street, between Florida and Con-
vention streets. The terms are very liber.
al. For further particulars, apply at the
SheriHs Office. ljanls.l H v. BAp,v.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

MEErrxG OF ANTI0UARIANs.-Notice
of the fossil sent in the other day, by
an Antiquarian has been purposly
delayed. We did not feel at liberty
70 hazard an opinion, on subject so
important and interesting to the scion
tiic world, and without advice handed
the article over to the President of the
Pathological Antiquarian society Of
this city. A special meeting was call
cd. synopsis Of which we are allow
ed-through the courtesy Of the Secre-
ary, to lay before the public. The
President-after few eloquent and
appropriate remarks took from brown
paper parsel the fossil, which he stated
had been dug up in digging we'll at
Grccnwell, at a distance of about forty
fect-said that the strata in which it
was found contained water washed
stones Of the priemitivs period. in a
conglomerated incrustation Of argileac-
Gus pebbles. sand and soap stones
And he asked with feeling emphasis,
what could the remains Of a double
barreled gun bc doing there? What
tribe Of the Aborigines could have
used this instrument of death ?" Alas
said, he they have passed away as the
leaves of the forest" A committee Of
three Antiquarians were appointed to
Report" 1t is the opinion Of your
committee, gentleman, after careful
investigation, that the fossile remains
of the doubled barreled gun before us
owes its origin to the primitive abort
ginees those early settlers who came
over in the ship Argus, under the
command Of Captain Esau." A minor
ty report was brough in, dissenting
from the majority, and holding the
belief that the contribution to the
society, in questions another fragre-
,uent of the wreck Of Sir John Frank
N.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

ID CAPDEvlLLE on Laurel street, has
L just received large lot Of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vacinity, are invited to call and
examine his stock. II 10 the largest and
best selected in town dec22.lm,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
Steam PackinE!

NUTTA Tercha Steam Packing
u Kentucky and Cotton packing; Gasket pa.
per and Navy Oakum Steam Bibs, Furnished and
Polished; Steam Stops and Gusge Cocks; Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop.
per pipes. always on hand At
jan.17.y. LARGUIER / LANOCE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

~ The Paris correspondent OF
The National 1ntelligencer, says the
Eastern War costs = million of dol
lils day.
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Married.

On the 14th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Slos-
son, Mr.. SAMUEL HARBoR, OF this city, to
Miss MAREY F.. Riley, of Memphis.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
from the pen of the Greek who does

leans Delta. The conclusion is, ar
rived at, logically thus? NMr. Eg.
gleston had no seat to resign, it is
evidently that he resigned no seat
The gentleman who contested the seat
Of Eggleston which he never had. Of
course has not Withdrawn his suit and
the condensation not only holds ever
but holds good. How can Lumsden,
occupy, chair which Mr.. whats the
mans name who contests Mr. Egg. p
says is his by inheritance; unless it be a
tete-a-tete for the accommodation of two ?
Not at all. How can Lumsden, occu-
py that which is occupied unless we
admit spiritualism to be true andtwo
men can be in the same place at the
same time? Were we judge we
should write onur decision in this case,
thus Held. In the first place, there
was no election in the second place,
when there was an election, Eggle-
ston, was not elected in the third
place the whole proceedings were ill.,
formal without form null and avoid
In the fourth instance, I" as before said"
Eggleston, could not resign what he
had no right to, and didn't have; the
Governor had no right to issue an or
der for new Observation-Disclosures there
was no election, and therefore, Lums-
den is not elected-hence the gentle
man contesting whatever his name
may beg is the member elect to repre-
sent the Second District in him the
unterri6ed Democracy are represented.
the unterri6ed is always right, and
rather than the Second District should
go unrepresented it is hoped he will
bring cane betto,ned chair of his own
and, take his seat anyhow.
If we are lot right in this matter,
some Philistine learned in the law will
do us the favor to throw some better
light than we have now on this intere-
sting yet intricate matter.
o. An anonymous communica.
ton attacking any one but oursclf,
never receives any attention when
directed to the Comet. As "Red
Sticks" article is one of this kind,
we would publish>it, if it could be
handed to the compositor without re-
writing. We must however, make an
extract. Red Stick says 70 US "Did
you not say, that the ferry-man should
keep sc;tt on both sides Of the river,
so that man could get across at any
hour Of the night, & did you not also
say. that the ferry-man should in ad-
lition to this, give the foot passenger
dollar to cross in his boat! l was
there the other night, (not that l
cared so much about that extra dollar)
but ! did not see the least sign of a
schift, much less, the man that rows
the schift."
"Sir, l hold you responsible for this
ETC., etc. etc. We didn't say any
thing of the kind. We hope for the
sake of Red Stick, that when Red
Stick" goes back, that Commodore
Richard, will take him over in q
schyt,' and keep him there.
~ Some months ago, we published
in this paper a short notice from the
Crescent, in reference to suit then
instituted by Judge Walker, against
the proprietors Of the Delta. As we
we're lead into error by that notice
and never until now have met with
the correction, published day or so
after, in tie Crescent, we give it now
with pleasure.
CORRECTIONAL hasty reading Of
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

HoRssoLooY.-It Is q matter Of
surprise with US, that people will ar
rive ut conclusions by Inference, never
intended. BEAL, desired US the 9th.
er day to say to the public, that he
could better afford to feed horses for
fifty than for twenty-five cents"
We did this. and at the same time
asked this intelligent and discremin-
ating public if they would rather pay
fifty cents and have a good and sufi-
cient meal, with proper rubbing down,
or pay twenty-five cents for an ind'ff
creut meal with no rubbing? In
the same breath, We said that BEAL,
was ready and willing to do either
Nobody elses name was mentioned
nobody elses name was thought Of.
Lafayette" takes up this subject,
aud says We do injustice to Messrs.
Dodds & Boswell, thing we never
drempt Of. Says also that their
are only three livery stables in, town.
whilst we have evidence before us
statistical at that, there are seven If
not nine. We rc-endore the Gazette's
sentiment in reference to Mike; than
whom, there is no man in town better
acquainted with horse.ology. At the
came time we can assure Messrs.
Dodds L. Boswell, that so far from
wanting to do them an injustice, by
complying with Beale's request. We
positively did not know Of such firm
in town.
Hereafter we shall be more cautious.
Phillips. may be--blessed, before we
will allow him to say again, that his
goods are 1.-The best and cheapest
(although We believe it, from the bot
tom Of our souD for fear somebody
else in the same line, will come down
on US, with their vengence, for allow
ing Phillips, in an advertisement to
do SO.
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To sport m en-.

4 FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
IA Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. Be.
sizes, Game Bags, Powder Horns, Patent wsdding,
Fooled Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut.
t,rs; Gun Tubes. and every thing else connected
IN that line. At LARGUIER l. LANOUE.
jan.17.y. Cor Lafayette and Florida SITS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
Crates, Crates and Stoves.

A NEW supply Of the above for par
II loY and office, with snd without summer
fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small Egg, Box.
Barrel and Franklin Stoves, for Wood and Coal,
assorted Sizes besides the articles which general
~ 90 with them-such - Coal Hods, Shovel and
longs, &c. At the Hardware Store Of
jan17.y. LARGUIER LANOUE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
Gargnifr h Ganouf.
LATE ARRIVALS OF
1856. HARDWARE! 1856.

THE undersigned have on hand and
L are daily receiving per steamers and sailin {
vessels, direct from the Manufactories, a general
assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
Hardware which they offer at prices not to
be uNDEasoLp. LAacuiEa 4 LANOUs,
jan.17.y. Cor. Lafayette and Florids sts.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

Sheet Zinc, Lead, &c.
0S00 LBS, Sheet Zinc and Lead,
AOVV Pig and Bar Lead, Block Tin, Brass
Solder, Soldering Irons, At the Hardware Store OF
jan.l7-y. LAR0CIER / LANOUE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
H, A. KAUFMAN. y. GERBER
H, A. KAUFMAN Il Co.
u,.... C:rr, r. 0rmn1npnfnL pn1nfpre

MOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w citizens Of Baton Rouge and Of the adjacent
parishes, that they are now prepared ~ do al
kinds Of work that may be entrusted to them,
and pledge themselves to give general satisfse.
ton TO those who will favor them.
"Also Draining, Glazing and Gliding; imfta.
on Of wood and marble executed In the very best
style. eIvresco painting-Banners and Tran.
sparences painted to order. Shop-Cor. North
Boulevard and 81. Louis sts. jan1S-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18
Hin AoufrtiSemfnts.


1outhosn 1Gotual 1nsaxanee &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS t. the Stock
i the SOUTHERN MurUAL 1NsURANc
Co., of BARON RouoE, are requested !
meet at the Office Of The Louisiana Stat
Bank, on Monday next the 21st inst, 1t
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of electing
Board of Directors and Trustees. janl6.tt
A VERY fine assortment, at moderate
IA p1iees. THEo. GOLDMAN.
TOLD, SILVER 4 GERMAN SILVER
U Spectacles-A very large assortment,
pure Crystal, At TnEo. GoLDMANS.
A VERY large and fine Music Box, for
II sale. Sufficiently loud to play for
Cotillion party, in the private parlor, at
;.n17.v. THEo GoLDMANN,
Harvey House Basement.
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To Blacksmiths, Carpenter
and COOners.

INN WARE.-We have now in store a
l. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUIER I: I.ANOUE.