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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
NEw-oRLEANs sERENADERS,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,

NTW-ORIEANS SERENADkRS,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,
AZ rHE
SOCIETY LIBRARY BROADWAY, cor LEONARD
CONCFRT EVERY NIGHT
T,'HE CONCERTs or THIS COMPANY present an en-
urs chanss from the uslsl manner no winch fmopian
.nert.rmsrfs are produced The Io1g experience of OH :
COMPANY (hsvirg al- lie tour OF he uii-a sis-s sld
rurore they latter themselves that The entertainments
presented by teu. are without parallel; every evsnsg
prozrAnme embraces grand opersic scenes nom "a >on-
psntu.a" Lucreas Borga,' aid olhsr Italian OperAI
with imtsuoIs "
Jenny Ind Sgnor Lablsche,
Madame Gds' s. nor Mario
Madame shop Sgnof Garcioni
Abundance - cts D0orscpen 49,. Concert Al O'CLOCK
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCEhT-Doors open al
2o'cCck. Concert ~ B. .
- For particular. -ee bills ~ ne day. go aus
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ADJUSTMENTS.


,sIDAY J,uuAry ~ isss oil BE presented for ne an
"a Al uue A-rcar-nirs z, eorsisd Opera Ii hrec
srs. u ~ " n ,-. S.. ID -.
b. - ~ Be Coo MAn'r-s.O.. isror nutrecl
-rors AvoSstro Biusofo sisrof P,.r1cnt-.i
Nu.ir. Director ard Co1tuctnr MAY Asfrtk-k
PsIrss o. Psrcue snt 10 src - tlers =
Arsuhr-sl-r = cents Tue Sox otee ~ oe ops ne
Oprrs Hces-. Assof Pisce. fum \ " - - - -
"a. Muse store % Ae u Srostwsy snd Para
cs-- frorn i 10 Pk Doors open 81 7oe.ocf' % con-
n~rc- a. 4 precisely - ~ 49,.
NorlcE Ia ronseSuencs q re tine required ~ ne ear
p--srs uph1.-rsrs ess A. - see sd - relose
he very extensive AID m.gu5crri decorations 'of ne
FANCY sALL next rhursdsy. nwLi b lnF0ssio.e 10
give Opersic performances 100 OF h- regular slose'
Cor lights Wednesday sr- fn1sy rrNL
Iti- 1sF1g h--2 reF ed tc l4aofiy OF - 50
scu@s throuE III ler Commit ~ icy ave 90 se.-l -
he srhscr'rror rs reNf week shA4 oe NCNbsi'
TUESDAY snc SATURDAY ~
pR0ApwkN THRArER.-Occ. ope1 a. Z
- performances % begin Al o'cock--on FhIpAh
" ENiNs Isr ~. vii be performed
The COUNT OF MONTE -CSlSrO.
Eimood piniss. Mr. Lester Csterou.e Halfway
Mons Morre Nsche Psnecl. NcDoCs
Toe Abbe FAris Ovcu Mercedes Ms Ahhou
Fernanc Fr-f@r'css hsy1c- Ms Nslsck
Dress Cree alc Parcle 20 ia far-y Gree ard up
t-rs . - Gslers enrsnee or Ant,ony-ss =: co
DTRTUS'S ThEkTkH, CHAasEasSr-
highly successful Blr'esgus Opera %
LUCY DID SHAM AMOUR
Furc1 di Mocefst.F Meyer irct .... Nlss Chapman
For the 81 11e a. yVhere
THE HAUNTED MAN. srf GHOSTS bAhGAlS
The Ghos........ Broughsm Teuerby Co... Baron
7, cone Ife " Oh he fsfc- lf
sLASHER AND CRA>hER
S'sshsr....... M B-r.al C-ssl Nj Hroofnsm
Prces-Dress rce sud Psrgue1r. 81 cs FANNY 'ire.e
second T-r - Doors open ss6i-Csrssn sises =
U q. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

ACHROMATIC TELE.(OPEs,i os A'a'. m s
lea In lr5stn esgsaly roaEIed 90 nen npoa aanas
Pdcs csc, DO $40 and 80 .a 49,. ID con-
800 Se-o.eooe. Ok every style BON 81 2 az Up.
"a and Phi,osopb.c.l ia.ir rents rsI y ~
~ isssS. Blu. PIKE, IT, - bfoesWsy'
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~1pW-yoRK A >Ew-HAyEN RAILROAD


In $780, on WEOSE-DAY Js3- T. is49, - u oeioes
.uRxS a BFALS u Pe-rtst-sNiA Dc SOC = tooul
rS.-rv- fr c..b So cases Palm Leaf Has comprising
.o,ns,- s..ortr-ut o. a. t- various quantities ana 10.
Of mems ard boys hsis as g - nc SO--s'- az
iern msrk-e - -. Il. -. - n. ~
snla.d the tsy before Ihs sac ,,,+.
Ian A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

MECHANICS BALL,
I'D BROADWAY between GrSrd snt hroome els
4 ~-Open every night during iia Neck.-Ihc Origins.
and We known
CHRIsTy'S MINIS rRELS,
organized 1872 TIE oldest estsoisntd Company m ire
ors The frst 20 hsr1oure Negro Melodies sut origins
tors u the present popular style % Ethiopian entertain
eus hlse Concerts 70 his cry Tor period u W. years
have been psfonfed 10 a. eXtont unpasAe 81 by AZ
Amusement IN THIS great Mri4unos they Will nave nc
honor az continuing their rahe Concerts every MA Dc
lrt farther notice Introducing ~ eacn rep esentson Va
rietv q Operate Sdr.-sqles >orgs, Dsnce' &c
Atm ssiol IS Doors open s. Concert conmsrees
az O'Clock d,
An Afternoon Corcer every saturday, commend NJ a. .
p a Manager ari Dlrctor. n ? CHklSrf. IS wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

UICh III , LaHIoIhlAs TUHH,
THE HAUNTED MAN. sad ffe Ghosts RNgain = far
- Tor Clrisfrnss rule. by Charles D'ckers b. ca.
Al.er of the Fir--rsrd. by Eugsle Sue. - cts
Remarkable Appsri,i0Cs srd Ghost Stories. = rts
Count 81 Moni--Christo by Dumss vos ca b % cts
Pau Arierre1. he Monk u lie Wissahkon. 81 cts.
TIE Forgerv. by q p r james. - CTS
Tie Mysteries NJ New-lofs S0s complete 81.
The Cd D 1~rr House, iy Mrs Gray. - IS.
The Mysteries oi Russ'a. Ed cH.
The Comic Almanac, l.-nd3n) Illustrated By Cfgsshant.
So ca
Tls London Word u Fashion Tor December. 50 Ga.
Ile Aug sfs A.msnsc foriff9 IL cis.
Tie Nineteen b Century Tor January. - c.s.
ssfis.ns u dion Magazine Tor February. . cis.
Hes ne Genie A.msnpc. so humorous etchngs. -
California srd 10 Go Regions, by Fay Robinson 5ocis
Tie God Mines Of Caiforia. hy q Foster - cis.
The Maiden Aunt. crest Nove. - 90
Fr@monis Exploring Exredi,ion p cls.
Tbs irish Sketch B00G. W " Tlsc.ersy. 30 cts
Firfauors i1 America. By Seallfe.d. s. cs.
Elegant On Boots for tie Holidays. splendid sssort-
meat Of Anrus ard Gin Books every and CONDITION,
ranging from Is cents o. 81 esrh Msps OF California &C
ul RERFORD 4 CO Astor H0uie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
nFTURN FuOM FUKOPE or DUBUFt'~

hCRiGINAL PAINTINGS or ADAM AND EVE IN
PARADlsE--Represert The Temptation, and Vne
Expu sOu, Gen nj ~ painted foT the ste Charles OF
France size OF each picture II feet by sub
lime wors. Of art now exhibiting for short Il only 10
Inc National Academy Of Design Of Broadway and
Leonaro were Inhibited N New ORR and other cities OF
th United ate. from 1888 to 1887 and for The past steven
wears throue Eng Ireland ard Scot land 10 me uni
yer.a subtraction " over One hiaoa Seven Hundred
Thousand persons.
Pe7-c,r chae beautiful conception. unparng ie-P
~ imagery 20 The charm power Truth, such as cannot al
u rak@ t.ns mpf,ssi1a tie mind Of ev-y b-hotof
Doors open from 10 In tho morning Ill 10 Al nlsh "A,
mitarce . cents Sesson tickets, ~ Genus ehhu -n ~
schools haf pire Josu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
GOLD AND SILVER
TRIMMINGS FOR FANCY BALLS,


Td-seTs, hegalis, etc etc.
nF GREAT VARIETY znc lew styles for ssis hols-
O-sls aud retail 81 GEORGE WAGNER co.
dc Imis. a JOnn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

lrOR CAiiFOkNiA aud The God Mnes-In we
hs.ts OF preparing for some lines important matters
are overlooked For Instance, Mslches are very impo0snt
JOHN SrEvENsS msich-s light, portable ard safe.
b-iop the rainy IN California tut
In safety mslch boxes Recommended by Tho Insurance.
Companies Terms low Orders by mall ohsr~ise 40
ucilsd Depot III Madrn-lsne. " tus-
WANTED FOX CALIFOkNiA-To eriploy
w comps Master for vessel TO- Csiio'nia Esps-
duou by the Albany Company. Apply immedlsi-iy. Hho
Office OF lil2a'I J. w ELWELL, 81 soa'os1
CALIFORNIA United States Tents, suitable TOT
Nthoss going 10 mo gold regions, for sale low BY
NJ 0AUNr 4 DERRlCkSON. f59 souihst
GOLD IN GAlIFORNIA.-0old slhers and Gre
NJ dies Gold Digger and Gold Picks made to- W" pu'
pose Also Wire Cloth. Pans, shoy-s spades bsck esh
Cncibss bss, article made, aud other CsOfns nkins tvf
.aeby ITO sus.l BALDWIN MANY, " John 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
DRY GOODS.


FOUNDED Is25.-OriEinal sud on'y establishment
l. u The city exclusively 10 the sale Of hfst quay
ready-nads garments, 81 Broadway, American hoiei
TIE tye snd Of WORK enablesus " maintain
the supremacy which has been accorded 10 ths eslsOsf
meut IS furnishing the cheapest not the lowest prcoI
clothing Our views u economy being based on hnsned
garnelts such AZ colhden from long experience
In tho trade The acceptable % me economist ana
usfy the Of leif superiority TIE essOftnrhl
CON Dfsss OyercOa Closks Dress and FfocE Coas fan
taoons A-sis which would commend - .he airn,
don % Inc discerning 81 isn w. p. JENNINGS co
DyFACURD -HIRTIsGs.-60o essrs ROCKING
Dam, Uxsrdge, EgeL Sewburypor5 fofE-P Premiums,
Msdway Dover Nashville, Hope and hanchessf nae
and s1ps fas shT.ags for ssis y y a, p,,..,
il2 NEsslFH co 81 ard ~ rlns-ss
k.yAI.TH.u COTTONs-2o0 package, eomprs
w ~ the different Widths AID glsliss uisa7 q mo
Wsithsa Mis- For sale By hEshIfh 70
jl2 ~ ADO ~ n.s-'s,
JTESTUCKY JEANS csses Kentucky Jeans
IL snd MeurO Css.iEer. u different c0los and q8s,ss
For ssis b. EEsMiTH co - and % Pine-sL
tnn CASES medium aud O~ priced beacnod Cot
iUOIOns VI al vicIhs For sale ~
ul N.sAlTH & co 20 and y rloS-N
SUPERIOR TURNING LATHEs.
lanes STEWART. IS Csns-st and lts Einss Is con
Dssry an.l.et.an- snd hss now on hard between D
ana ~ Dsror shes u following descriptions and 81
psai'sss | Ines, very bighly fnishsd.
common.
Brass ant WOOD Turner'S Lsthes
Jewellers ard Pencil-czs- mss-r-, very a. pe4iOr
STEWART 1. authorized % act a. agent Tor We
SAFE Of the ceebrs.ed LANES manlfseo,ed ~ james
Prxns on uo-n Of large and prices from $50 TO
se,o,y a. ssov- lZim'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

DARNUNI'- AMERICAN Mt~tt u Splendid
Dperfofmsrcc afternoon 10 j. anu every evening A.
7loclx NJ haes the English Giant being over eight fee
high and weighing over quarter 81 ton' oge1hrf Wiz
M.inr Iiuiefnger and 1la1is. both OF whom are much
su er than Gen Tom Thumb can be seen day ana even
nQ Great Western Tbs Sable Brothers sho hesulhul
Mnel Of The City Of Jersa now stands WIN every
building street. lane sc SC found IN the spot me
Highland Mammoth Brothers, living Orang Ouisns WAY
Srrirur. stainsry; Madam Rockwell, the Fortune Teller
Admission Is cts. children under ~ years, st cts y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

A MEXICAN CIRCUS. SANDS, LINT "
N PropretOrs-Brosdwsy Aihambfs, near Princess 800
Boxes 81 cents upper circle IS cents children hsf price
On New ear day and evening Two perorinances-ater'
noon at 2. evening nj 7. The troupe II eight Asnsn
Cenel. The Two celebrated performing Elephanls zoe
Fighting Ponies the Trick Ponies tns superb dancing
horses May Fly and Bucephsus tho fairy ste-d Cindees
Mr. r Sand. and his talented children hofsemsnsmp ~
n Gsrdnsr &c &c Clown, Mr.. Penusnd Master OF the
Ring Capt Decsmp; Equestrian Director, Mr. Stout Doors
opsu Al n and Al p. ~ n j. FOStAf' Ifrhnrof'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
HALL, "a BOWERY. nearly Of

GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 BOWEkf nearly oP-
II posile tho Bowsry TheaterThis magnificent estab
shlnsnt V now open daily from u W 4, and from q I'll
oelocs 2 NJ The Hall of Exhibition Is cited up WHO
Qre.t elegance and tho col octOn Of LlNlNG BEASTS
AND BIRDS i the largest snd most perfect 10 America
perform ancs Is given each exhibition, including Inc
eats OF trained Elephants, Ponies and honAies
Mr. Brooks enters a den Of Lions and Tigers.
Admission . cents children under nine years OF age
hafprlcs. Season tickets 81.
rz4isr VAN AMBURGH co. PropneioO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
Pnssengers Sailed

% t-is John C,By fsr Penc,-J Gsi,.ef. C,l'l' Pea
Aorafss. R-le. Master Wm ofq-l.-iler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

The decrease is entirely upon coal ireight the amount
of coal transported being only l2350i tons against
l3606oO tons last year and the price of transportation
being also lower The expenses OF the two years com
pare as follows: lsiS. lsi7.
TRANSFORMATION 285 a. 1856 IN q
Du 88,l9i SO 1854 81
Repairs 6c.................. l50666 ~ l42 2l9 10
Other expenses 1883 o. 10. 82 80
,2l3O29 50 $IIO04O6 50
Increase expenditures ...............Slll,6l 3 o.
Decrease receipts. SlO5fl 10
600 o,q 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform lh7
1 pubc that as conuecaCu with ihe American Musical
fn.te ceased on he lot irst The ChOrai Department
nave zsd Society for ne study and praenee Of F0
c.l Music under he same name Tue classes for nslc
bsf,re updsr he direction u M W D Comes.
rs ~. HENRY AEIGGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

Prom Bloomfield Newark Morrst1wn 70 knabeth sonerle
10 New Bruuswck Iimhervls 20 Fenagton Lamheftts 90
New Bunswk va Milestone Paterson "a Hskeossck and Hudson
RIVER manioVu, 60 Huniedou Co 20 White House rec
bold River, MdtI-se1 CO. Mount HON. U Report FREE
south Amboy; Raau Bay Branch from Besefe Del
RR % bennington.
soers RR for authority 10 purchase the Railroad
T P, ard to construct branches their road 90 New Bfas
rk and Femington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

TO GROCERs.-For sale the sioca sra Lat1les u
frstrete sand for business will be sold Tor eat as me
owner hss made lemenis FOR leaving the cry fol
f.rher particulars ilclre he store n PlAest corner
Madison ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

ca KEWAKD.-stolen from c STEWART, Jew .
tNbV c4f IS Iohn-ft ian s. 8i9. heavy co.orei gold
cAain feet longs isht elsIn.led chain . fset ong
large oval pearl and hlgck enamel pin, with gold scroll
FOR hair heavy gold snsse best cham round
srsm-.ed locket, scarf piss dog and runirg morn,
dark dog with ruby eyes horse dask silver Win
10 saddle. turquoise parrot % Oils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
- ono-. ,fANTFNCTTRiSG BUSINESS

Nof the ech znics' Mining Company 10 ne Oly oi r
York are row Tor subscriptions Tor STOCK a. ne ecr
Of Waller Anderson Nassau a. CORE u " J. Where
the Article. Of sad Company may BE- seen Ins company
|, formed for mialng purposes 10 CA0rna. b order of
the trustees. JANIS OhEc.'f-i L .,,t.
X n WALES. Secy. li-N-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

MANUFACTURE OF GoLD.-The Liver-
pool Albion says:-"We have read that
Boyle once very nearly succeeded in
making gold, that he showed the expert
riment to Sir Isaac Newton, when both
became frightened and threw away the
ingredients. A gentleman communicated
to the editor of the Mining Jornal, thai
having experimental some ten years ago
on the qualification of the earth, and the
formation ofthe mineral deposites, he be-
lieves with truthful results he turned up
ore of his old experiments a few days
ago when be found running a kind Of
spiral string through a part a small guam
tity of gold! No gold was used in the
experiment, and the conclusion arrived
at is that is has been formed from one
of the other substances. This, however, is
nothing to what is asserted by an iron
founder of this town. He declares that
he has found out a process by which he
can change any quantity of iron into
gold. Before three months are over he
SAYS we will hear more of this marvel. He
promises to produce gold in tens, in short
in any quantity:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

ImD0rtoAee of Fzannsl-The following
~.~,ract from Robertson on. Diet and Regl-
men. should not be lightly overlooked by
emigrants to California:
Sir George Ballingall, in his lectures
on military surgery, adduces the testimony
Of Sir James Macriger to the stasemen.
that in the Peninsula, the best c'o1heo
regiments were generally the most heal"
tby; adding that, when in Ind,a' lie w.t.
messed a remarkable proof OF the "seiul'
ness Of flannel in checking the progress
of the yerv worst dysentery in the Sc
oo,d ha,tai,oa of the Royals. Capt. Muir
raw told DR.. Combe that she was SO
strongly impressed from former expert
ence. with a sense Of the efficacy of the
nr.,tec,ion afforded by the constant use OF
aanneI, next the skin, that when, On his
arrival in England, in December, 1923,
after two years service amid the icebergs
on the coast of Labrador, and the ship
was ordered to sail Immediately for the
West Indies, he ordered the p"rser to
draw two flannel shirts and pairs of draw
ers for each man, and instituted a regular
daily inspection to see that they were
worn, The precautlon were followed by
the happiest results. He proceeded to bis
station with a crew of $50 men; visited al
most every island in the West Indies, and
many of the ports of the Gulf of Mexico,
and Notwithstanding the sudden transition
from extreme climates, returned to Eng
land; without the loss of a single man, OF
having any sick on board on his arrival
1t would be going too far to ascribe this
excellent state of health solely to the use
of flannel, but there can be little doubt
that the latter was an important element
in Capt. Murray's success.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

PoLANp.-The London Quarterly Re-
view for January, in an article on Austria
and Germsny, has the following allusion
to the activity and energy of the country
men of kosciusko in the late revolutionary
movement in Europe: 1.-THE Poles have
played a leading part in all the insurrec-
tons in the capitals of Europe. They
have, in fact, become the Free Corps Of
Democracy, the Knights Esrant of Revo-
luton, and, like the companies of adven-
turers in the fourteenth century, they
profffer their assistance in every quarter
where there is a prospect of successful
instruction against monarchical author
itys"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

Secret Societics.-At the last session of
the New York and Pennsylvania Yearly
Meeting of the Free-will Baptists a set of
resolutions against all secret societies
was passed, which are quite stringent in
their character. They declare that the
tendency of such orders sis to destroy the
peace O fZion" forbid the licensing of any
minister who is known 10 be a member of
any of them, recommend the churches
under their authority to expel members
who adhere to secret orders, inerdict fell
lowship with any Church, Quarterly or
Yearly Meeting which refuses to comply
with the resolutions.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08
building a Jai'or's House on the lot where

building a Jai'or's House on the lot where
on the Court House and Jail is now being
built, as also for the cost of the same-and
that said committee report at the next ses-
sion Of Police Jury-whereupon the Pre-.
sident appointed Messrs. Jas. E. Robert
son and w. C. Adams to compose said
committee.
An account amounting to the sum of
one hundred and eighteen dollars, due J.
s. Leonard, late Jailor Of this Parish,
having been presented to the Police Jury,
the same was laid over until the next reg
ular meeting of the Police Jury.
Resolved, that the ordinance entitled
an ordinance concerning the poor approx
ed 4th of October 1925 be amended so as
to read as follows
Be it ordained, that in case any sick or
poor person should stand in need of as
s%lstance from the Parish, application shall
be made to any member of the Police
Jury, Jointly with the President of the
Police Jury, provide means for the relief
of such INDECENT or sick person, by such
means as they may judge the most con-
~venient and advantageous to said Parish
that if any such person shall need me-
dical aid, such member of the Pt lice
Jury jointly with the President, shall en-
ploy a Physician at the most advantageous
terms that can be obtained-the said
member and President of the Police Jury,
shall be authorised to draw on the Treas
uler of the Parish for such expenses.
Resolved further, that said ordinance
as amended be published in the newspa-
pers according to Law-and there being
no further business before the Jury, on
motion, the Police Jury adjourned, until
the next regular session of the Police
Jury, to meet on the list Monday of Sep
TENDER next, lS49.
(Signed) w. c. ADAMS,
w. K. BooTE,
J. f. ROBERTSON.
7. w. Brown,
F. V. GALLAGHER.
D. R. OR1LLION,
President pro tenn.
Attest, ADONIS PETIT, Clerk P. J.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

Emancipation in Kentucky.-The Can
didates for the convention are being no.
minated and the feeling on both sides
runs strong. From the tone of the Ken
lucky press, generally, it is evident that
the Emaneipationists do not feal SO in
fuential as they did six months ago;
while the pro-slavery question continues to
gain ground every day. The result will
mark the Emancipation scheme a failure
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

California Costume.-The dress most
commonly worn in California is a coffee
sack. Ofeourse there are holes Cut in the
dress for the arms of the wearer and, as a
Californian is nowhere without ga pocket
full of rocks" there are doubtless other
Improvements in the Ca ifornia sack.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

A Relie.-Among the sixteen brass
cannon taken by Com. Stockton on the
Pacific, now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
is one dated 1875, which was probably
used by the spaniards in their conquest
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

Don't Believe it.-It is said there are
people in the Mountain District of Ken.
lucky so green that they followed n wa
gon which happened to be going that way,
twenty miles, Just to see whether The hind
wheel would oyertake the fore one.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-08

Tres d'adminlstra tor de la succession de Ecu dame
Elizabeth Mills son epouse-avis est par lie preser>
dome a tons ceux que celia concerne d'avolr a de,
dulre sous dix jours de cette date les raisons pou.
lesqueI|es sa demande ne lui serait pas %accordfe.
Par ordre de la cour, ce 6 Aout, l649.
ADONIS PETIT Gref6e,.
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted to the estate of Miles
BrIstow, deceased, are notified TO come for-
ward and pay up, as delays may produce costs. AL!
persons having claims against said estate are re-
quested to come forward with the same for adjust.
ment. j. G. DAVIS, Curator
of the succession of VI. Bristow, decd.
iy253t ...
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EPAVE.

EPAVE.
ira ARETE par Jean Salean, delx
FTM- jument creole. Ter. une iument cou-
.um. I'm Ieur grizette, agee de 7 a 8 ans, sens
T@~N@AX lnarque. 2me. une jument couleur
SAg4A soreI, agee de 8 a 9 ans, sens marque.
Les cheveaux seront vendu a ren~
chlre pour du contant sur lhabitation de Madame
veuve D6ve, lie 15 Aout 1s49, 81 tonte fois ii metals
pas reclame. /. H. RICHARD,
aus Juge de PAX.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
FNHE FURNITURE, and every thing apper-
IL tanning to a BOARDING HOUSE, (toge-
Their with the lease of The same) situated in one of
the best business locations of the Second Munici-
pall,y, New Orleans. For further particulars ap.
ply at this office. auI%
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NOTICE.

-""| ~ INUl ~ IT :
FENHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
n old friends and customers, who have hereto~
ore so literally pasonized him, that he has re-
Turned again to Plaquemine, and that his aat>boa.
It's now lying at the levee in front of Riley & Gala
gher's store, where be will be happy to receive and
serve those in want of r.ls. ~.s as:
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc.
all Of which will be sold cheap, and at as good bar
gains as can be had elsewhere. Give us a call, /.
jy4 If JOHN NJ LEMON. 4,