The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-14

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CORRECTION Ii All edition Of Thu
paper The other day, The name Of d dis
tipguished citizen Of Louisiana occurs
wrongly spelled. We are satisfied
that we wrote it correctly, aud tho
fault is 10 the types. Col. Bucksherer
ia too well known TO be COMPOUNDED
with any other less noted parsonage,
for this reason bis friends will al once
overlook the misspell'ng and attribute
Il TO the inadvertency of tho printer,
who has IL q Buekaberod We know
Of no such parsonage, Tho fact ia, as
the editor Of the Advocate has very
truely remarked, editors are often
made tho victims Of typographical
Tbuggery for which they are In no
wise responsible. We can very readi-
ly SEQ how such Rn error AZ IL referred
TO In last evenings Advocate might
occur, and can sympathize with him.
Hc says !.
The most tliabolical and tiendish in.
stance remains yet 80 DO told, and was
perpetrated by a Canadian printer in
"setting up" the name Of tho Thibo.
daux Minerva. The editor had copied
some Of friend Whites local para.
graphs and introduced them with the
usual Formally We find the follow
Ing in tie Thibodaux Minerva" etc. |
Typo pondered over the name long
and we'll, when slight "umph' announ.
oed that he had grasped the thing
properly, If our recollection serves
us right, il was late in The day, and
the paper sent to press without the
proof having been read Imagine tho
CONSERVATION cbargin aud Indignation
Of tho unfortunate editor when he
read.
I'VE copy the following from tho
Terrible Monstrosityi" Of such a date,
10. We attempted to console him by
he soothing argument that the Min I
,rva man was the proper one to resent
he outrage. 1t wouldn't do, howev- I
n; our afflicted friend I'D the ,
Minerva and the whole craft, from
Ben Franklin down to the Canadian
Thug" then went out and overcome !
lis feelings with pompano and punches. e
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DAuorso.--From Ratcl.6's Rrgts-
~, published in London 1885, we
AXE the following notice Of Mr., Hop !
ms Academy for Dancing GOOD :,
anne that, Hopkins for a dancing ;,
,aster) Our young lady friends :,
i'll observe, that the hugging Polka, =
nd embracing Mazourka, are tho \
tspring Of modern inventive genius
nd refinement. j;
Many times before this, we have
ken the position, and tried to trace -.
'ese vulgar denominations to some Of =,
o by-streets OF London, or Paris, -,
1t have been fatty denied the prem y,
es. Hopkins as the ladies' will i
0, taught nothing Of the kind: d.
Mr.. Hopkins Academy for Dancing 70
hich has for years been established p.l
Coachmaker's Hall. Foster-L Lane, ell
with the greatest reputi-
N, is now open for the improvement @,
Ladies and Gentlemen in that nee co
sary and polite accomplishment, ye
ID where they huve an opportunity of
being instructed in the most private 6s
amer, and on reasonable Terms, 81
tho Minuot, Louvre, Cotillions, ov
evcnshire Mnuet, Hornpipe and 50
nglish Country Dances, after the to
ost approved and fashionable style, res
d the course Of their attendance a.
lde convenient themselves on an lar
plication as above. an,
Young Ladies and Gentlemen are 1s
70 instructed in every fashionable ex,
nee, and every attention exerted to of
rm the most elegant address, to tin
nder them capable of appearing Ne
til that peculiar satisfaction to their Va
ends, which is ever the attendant on liz,
lie politeness aud breeding. fra
N & The Select A ssamhlu is con- ~