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ID. HI. Burr's French and English Seminary for
Young Ladies',
3i. Corner Of Ninth and II strees, Warrington,
WILL reopen Monday the i7th Of September thorough
English studies pursued and Superior advantages
offered for languages and other in this
Able employed in the several depart
men Principal time the advancement OF the
pupils ntsed her nled number of boarder are
of conversng all times In French
anda also of enjoying the comforts Of pleasant home.
Terms Ac, made known application 70 the Principal
. Aug 27-3nw4w
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nICrIosNAiRE du Dspior.ass 81 du Consul, par is
" Baron de Cpssy. vol, Leipsic, 1875
On Consular dresn British consul for Greece
Fynns British Consus Hand Book. VOL, London, 1875
Manuel Agents. consusre Francsis o. Euangen, par NJ
Manuel rrstaue da Consusi par y. A. De Mensch vol,
Cause. cslsbre. r des Gems, Baron chss de Mar
Nouveis. csuses ceebre. Dro, Gems, par
vols, Leipsc, 1919 . ,-no
lie Parsit Ambssssdeur par De Vera VOL Leyden, l7os
wo6s Jus genfium. l VOL, MsgdeburFh, fIfa
besfons Dro Gems Europe et
Amerique. vols Leip~tc 1875 - :.
vsus Doi, Dc. Gems edition Iedgs, par NJ ae Hoamann' s'
sehoe, Rscusn De Piece. omcieins vols, Pans lsle
Meisel, Cours styie Diplomstque vols, Paris, 1873
,ude btplouaque pour fubcs Diplo
maques et Consuaes Baron Chss De Msrief Edition
redre par NJ Pcbuef M Hohmsnn's vols, Paris, isT
Recesy imported from Europe, with chers On the same class o.
Sess FRANcK TAYLOR
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UNIVERSAL p,ctscrssy Or wsAehts and Measures,
,nent and modern rrdvced ~ Lsndards Of The United
oM.i by !. N. AIsrspder. lust received for sale By
TAYLOR MAURy,
hwH Beohssfen, near Mh srset-
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WIN. u. n CROSS,
Attor~sy ard Copnse1or at Law,
washinston CITY, o. C.,
p. An IN. court. Of the District Columbia, win attend
oeeos q ds sns 70 souny s under n. q
lately passed. Once in the City Hall
"a .cTrG Ao.a.my--Fir-t coursc.Mr. y. r. L.ssr has
sne honor 10 of and 1eor
.' @ a.ss.y S s osss X bis residence
aycnss wsSnaon Tue.days Thursdays and
days. Gessss,owp- Mondays aad Fnsays'
JOHN M. M,CALLA,
G,n~rsi ssseus at Washinrtsa City. FL II sa
LIZ land money! on the sovefnmen'
M ns evidence in his possession sustain e claims q many
s of ts war land, under The late act OF Congress-
sn6 oasss ~ ,a ~ a and claims on Congress prosecuted
wl.Hr.oros, september %, lcso-iy
THE UNDERstGsED ~iiI attend 70 any su.insss A. ns
an assntn washingon that may " nu.ssd 70 ne care. ~
% | @ s's%D . s =. ss s
His once Tor The present. Magnetic Telegraph once,
Congress Hall m FRENCH
nomnsrrC history OF ths Amsrsesn Revelation.
rn5y AZ "a ~ tts He'll Hindoos ByY De w. ward Il
* rCv s ma az Es y a. o
Annals q hs Queens Of spain vola v..vcv r.v,op
Octe III g...4 aA.a1.4 - ! 80 . -
An ola ICerst.y. House. novel, hy shs ."shor Of
The n.s.,. .ss p - cs.r..
N. D. Jss' pubIisbed, ana sh's any TAYLOR MAuRy
1co,oap r1,Ic rrsysioys-,sl. No ~ Just received
i RevsstefI E1sepe hsenete nase.p' 600
Morse. g.,snt win RATES of cnsu' TAYLOR MAuRY,
Nov .Boekssilsss nssr Wh street.
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= f
nrcTlossAIRE Fr.nc.is, 81 Esp.gnci Fr.nesi., re- re-
dre dncre edition de pAcsdemfs Ffsncsse 81 cee
Epso'e NJ N. Lopez :, Ms%s ssr yoIS%e
isss -
1893, 49, - =.
efffs8 ur.@t q ra.9.4..A e. q
Neuman Spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
1 volume. Phtisaeipha N trt iE sa ef.
Raocs spanish and Ensisb Dictionary volume London
Mesdcws Spanish and English Dictionary volume London.
Octl2 t5sae fatsl.. ~ 1 va tefM "
nEBATEs snd Prcceedings OF the Ksnsncny Com
Revision of Consultation 1872 vol
Debates Proceedings Of the Virgins State Convention Of
leQe,9o vol ft t
The Constuiou. Of States Of the United States
The Iusn and s.don Laws and Virginia Resolutions Of ina
p.tvbw Hartford CONVENTION Bsdfords History Federal
ovsnment Secret Proceedings and Debates 81 the Federal
Corveron 6chomann the Assemblies Of TIRE Aenanss
story Constitution Msrsha on s CONSTITUTION enmke On
tbs s8ss Tendency m FIRE. nsu6cns Eos Debates w
Lolns on Brush Constitution rcuehsm the Rriih Con
.tf Ansfey Laws Consultation Of Engfsnd mon
tcsuuisn Spirit Of Laws Toquevne NE Unse eass ne
sdon and many other works on branches of political
science. -...r. -. ~. op
Oct II FkANcA ThihoN
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t..tF 80 i. 81 BNoHAMros, Nov. 4, 1850, 2.
CrSrLEMEs i found yours OF the 2etb October here
on nv return from New York, inviting 10 attend
youf mass meeting Your circular accidentally omis the
lime. butt now learn from another quarter that The day
IL passed VI hta rtasg - u 50 sff s4a @ fs3 tbi 5
am happy to be ranked and remembered among those
who dsposed 10 sustain The constitution and laws
Of their country, and To maintain The Union, and are
opposed to the further agitation the subject of ala
very, which 10 be ending theme for polt
cal desgogues whose watchword iss. agitafe r. " ag
tate r !" agiatei when the great majority OF the public,
but for their efforts, would have rested satisfied with the
recent Compromise. While our own statute book and
the records and reports OF our OVID courts sford such
recent evidence Of the fecegniton OF slavery IN our
own State4and long after the adoption of the consdu
ton our own citizens availed themselves OF the very
provisions OF the constitution and laws Of which fhe
agitaicrs now 70 loudly complain TO reclaim Their own
fugitive slaves-one would think that We ought TO treat
with more fosbesfsnce our southern brethren, o whom
we are perhaps but itte in advance IN aboIishing aa
yery We claimed the right for ourselves OF deeTmn-
ins me time when the instituon OF slavery should be
abol;shed In this STATE and when we did legislate, the
law only opersted Wospeciyry upon the next genera
boy Of slaves Eere only declared free sa N
The agtators and fanatics OF the North have by
their violence and ultrsism and their open disregard and
defla0ce of tbe eonshthhon and Avs f fle Ebnnuy,
helped f0 fivet he chains Of the slaves more firmly and
postponch me apeiodoof their final emancipation-an
event which many Of the most camorous political dem
agogues would scarcely desire see 20 long they
profit by this selfish agitation.
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lhvrD COppERFrELD-No.I no. BY Dickens.
osrvsons on Of the Diseases Of Young Children BY
rnssl Hspssooi q Medical ch.mi.uy BY John Bowman
"' ss" TAYLOR MAURy,
s.p0 Booksellers, near Oh e.
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CALL sTYLEs-New styles Of fall dress good, foi ladies' Jus
opened Plain and figured silks ana san a AZ hsssa - ~
grades and coIors mousenes de laine lom w cents 70
on,S al. .y,len attention stock Of prints, which cqua
ny ts have brought market OF whici
win sold very lowest priee ior essn
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7ui and esh streets.
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TUE EXERCISES OF the Young Lsslies' Academy ofshs
Visitation Of Frederick city Maryland, VIII be resumed on mon
recent purchases both ,hs health and smnssmep o me pup
wv greatly promoted excellent philosophical apparatus not
so possessed affords facilities mr. the study o. phosopy
~ chemistry The annual pension Tor board tuition wssnne
h 9p payable half yearly IN advance Music, dswinE IAN
tsgs nrm erus charges. Entrance fee, ~. =.
f hher formaos direct lpost paid The Drceussso ot e
academy, Frederick City, Maryland.
Aug B-lawaw.
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PIANOS GUITARS, c.Jus received per bargues sypn soa
~ Rom Boston, and schooner Alice ho new ofs, -
ny M ppy pianos NV stock embraces the most SUPERB
d usd assotmsnt of pianos offered 70 this commun,
INN ne factory Cbckerine Bosom ana nom
m ees and best York hcfortes This sscch connsu "
Ut VI & and pianos Of the highest quality o. one ano
ncsnf carved piano, Of octaves which NJ
h and destined on scceunt sapeorty Tor the fair Doe
m Purchasers have great advantages selecting personally rom
" srte assortment OF pianos At factory prices
second hand pianos taken In part payment 81
large supply Of guitars, Of every grade, some nch Insa
d highly namenied music received weekly and sold a.
Wsmany store In this city. ,,..,n.,,.
sePtH-eo3t INal Int. d Aer. cszl 49, Penn. sv.
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a MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-A Washington let
ter in the r. Y Sun contains the following relative
to Mr.. johnson, OF Tennessee:
"This Mr. Andrew Johnson, until old enough to
be apprenticed to taller a parish boy at
Raleigh, N. G. He fIlisnel. his apprenticeship
without acquiring the arts of reading and writing,
and marrying he Of age, with pack
his back, and his wife by his side, footed il
across the mountains to his present home, Jones'
borogh, Tenn. His wife taught him TO read and
write after he reached Jonesborough. He is now,
perhaps, forty-6ve years old certainly not more
and having been in the House of Representatives
already some seven years, has impressed himself
the influence Of his peculiar vews-upon the legis
laton of Congress, certainly as much as any othei
member in that time. | doubt whether the worlC
embraces more striking instance OF what wei
directed efforts will do for the true advancement
a mantle deveopement of latent useful qualities
in him-that is evident in his remarkable career
Does he not form model well worthy of imitation
by the youth of our country?"
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New YoRk CusroM.HousE FHAUDs.-we

New YoRk CUsToM-HoUsE FRAUDs.-We
mentioned few days since that frauds involving
a large amount had been discovered in the New
York Custom house. The journals Of that city Of
the 5th contain full details. The delinquent is a
young man by the name Of Pierre Contenay Tai
man, who has for some years been the Custom
house Clerk of Messrs F. Cottinet " Co. French
importing merchants. On Friday last, the Clerks
in the Naval Office ascertained that a number Of
cases Of merchandise, imported per the Zurich had
been delivered to Messrs. Cottinet, without the
paymet of duties, amounting TO $4,000. An inves-
tigation was made, and it was ascertained that
goods, the duties on which amount to about $4,000,
have, at different times within the last five weeks,
been delivered to the same firm, without the Gov
eminent receiving the duties therefor. further
investigation showed that Talman had forged the
usual papers and certificates BY which he obtained
an order for the delivery Of the goods. Messrs
Cottinet IL Co. had, in each case drawn check
for the amount of the duties, which was cashed
and the proceeds pocketed by their clerk, Talman
This firm will have to suffer the loss, as the Gov
ernment has required payment from them for the
whole amount.
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ns- The Indiana Journal gives a description of
+" Self Waiting Dining Table" the invention of
Mr. Lamb, Of Howard county. The liable is in
circular form, and arranged that the portion on
which the various dishes are set revolves slowly
around, so that you can help yourself to whatever
you wish. In the centre of the table, a fan and
fly brush is SO arranged to pass round that por-
ton Of the table containing the dishes with such
rapdity as to drive off the flies and to keep up
fine circulation of air.
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RIoT IN TAMMANY HALL,-The New York pa
pers give long account of the recent anti Wilmoi
Proviso meeting held in this far-iamed hall. New
Orleans may well be proud OF the quiet and order
of her political assemblies, and of the character OF
the persons who take part in their proceedings.
Here the most violent political opponents are the
warmest personal friends. We have never known
meeting here broken up by violence, or even an
attempt to create disturbance.
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DISSOLUTION NO New THING.-In 1890, when
the seat of government held in New York,
certain discontenied and ambitious spirits, who
magnifed lnoe-hs into mountains, talked strongly
of dissovng the Union The Mississippi Southron
says: " Gen. Washington, in letter to Col. Stew
art, of Arlington, Virginia, said it was impossible
to satisfy such men, for thar, being disappointed
and chagrined because, visiting the seat of gov
emment, they thought their merits were underval-
ued, they sought in dissolution of the Union, a
cure for wounded vanity. When we see men
prickng up their ears at every pretext likely to
justify treason to their country, and gloating over
whatever has tendency to minister to a morbid
appetite for civil strife and contention, cannot
help thinking that the causes assigned by the i'm
mortal Washington for the discontents of his day,
are equally applicable to some of our modern politi
cal Lueifers"
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BANK OF THE STATE OF Missouri Us. NATHAN
TEL CHILps, JR.-The Missouri Republican says:
1t will be recollected, that soon after the arrest of
N. Childs, Jr., charged with ernbezzlement of the
funds of the Bank Of the State Of Missouri, ihs
officers Of the Bank sued out attachment against
him, which was levied all the property, real and
Der ,Onal, of Mr. Childs The bends given by the
Bank, on the commencement Of This action, We're
to the amount of S250,oO0. Yesterday the case
was called in The Circuit Court for trial when Mr..
Leslie, counsel for the Bank, took q no1lsuh, This
Terminates this case. What next i''
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List Of vessels In Port Not cleared.

Orr eteuerg aerHinE espssiaLIY Jer 1ns Crssesnf
Nstslu psliy ldeagnatsd iollswing
ahls the RSrsad and
secnad ns the N. abeSe Tue Steamboat Land
fiatbeat the Third S tbs Ne1.
Raraa down No being ferrg MhAril
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The FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-The Pennsyl-
vanian, OF the 9Th inst, comments severely upon
the course of certain papers in regard to the appl
cation of Edwin Forrest for divorce. The editor
is personal friend Of Mr.. F., and speaks as fol-
lows In the present instance, we feel entitled to
speak by authority, when we declare that Mr.. For
rest has abundant and unanswerable cause for his
appeal to the Legislature of his native State. We
are not ready as yet to give facts and details.
These will appear all in good time but we ask of
generous American public full and fair exami-
nation of case, which, while it cannot fail to ex-
cite profound interest," cannot also fail to present
Mr.. Forrest in new and most favorable light to
his countrymen. The evidence is a chain of pow
erful and startling circumstances. His grievances
are such as must secure the sympathy Of every
class of citizens; and his bearing through series
of trbulation and trial. that would have crushed al
ordinary man, is entitled to the highest admi
| ration"
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INGFFtELD's kaAAls=sls ..lys an4usri 70 ngslys
IstsT .slsslses R g ss,s 3 ss1N ,sssess sies
lf:i u ias n SE.;SS1Ra SiFF u. t...,ssssl.s
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choice and large assortment of PIANO FORTES,
Among Them are Piano Fortes made BY the Old and cee
btaed manufacturers. Gilbert Co., Of Bosop q rch
al and workrnanfke manner Also, the Justly celebrated
ben soaoe TSey Se peeu III to The
as the EoIan does not require tuning for years.
Ybrstins Ossr5rdse, also for sale al the same es6s
sD Ss; % % he e sa e s & duRs ssS sRS o & &
Piano, and renders i capable Of remaining much longer in
wv w. r. NJ !. Agent for Henri Hers celebrated Grand
Pianos and Paninos made in Paris For power and sweet
The Dolce CompGHa Aftaehmsnt ]. Pleyel & Co 5 Paris
Pianos, and Instruments from all the best manufactures
Fl iSs Ss. so to
sach and taken in part payment for new Planes.
BfS5fs a4 hApSss Ssaau toned
Wind Instrument, for Village Churches Lodges SeIensding
and powerful tons. portable (weighns Is poundsl.
~ Orders for Guitars, viOlins yiolOnceos, olurnets,
Flutes, Fageoes, Strings, and Musical Merchandise Of
fys,y Kind S 6s prSSmpu sxscnisd at rsssonrbs prices
HARPS, double and single action, hand and made to
& cS iEs tiss ssst the ou The
an accumulation OF over twenty In il are many Old
NEW MUSIC received 6y every arrival from the North,
and by the Foreign steamships Spanish Sengs pqnGe
every week at he slossYSsvs Ge%pOsitions soicitsd
Muse bound COPIED sna assenssd m sSd
the baltimore Ohio addressing the undersigned.
Of Music XII Ss sni to any WI l e + @AY sYS
NIOTICB no SUGAR PLANTERS Wrong and
csss 5sn SU6aR P4NS ,.s Of sss0Ftsd + lis sss; ]
59n e & sa shsi soa 1a isc H;.I
cSsP s s%sW s. Wooden fAsb s. Sad "a sSi = y
CU6AR RKETTEEs-AsoEted, 30 to 81 inchsn, Ten
fSss ss. is abGfisS.' IN S'si' e
w. q. y sa'. s.'Ss ~ W. - ", .. sscuTqEas : CO..
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pOOT MANUFACTORYI.'

BOOT MANUFACTORF
TTNHE undersigned calls the attention of the New Oeana
il public TO hs Select ard EGshiOnabts fssOrt nftaN
solely 6y himself. Gentemeh desrous Of having NJ
lhqif Beots sud ehRss made le Eir-af elegant MS
SsIsi.issss, NV ubKKsoLE and boUR lSi1k WA
EsShSRaooE 3 e se99SS RSaf s. sA.... .u..a.
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BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Business Of the Company eSgsnodto Life Insurance onv,


The permanent fund to be invested charter for the
benefit Of The policy hodeT II y bonds and mogSges on
thereon and Stocks of the State aud Of the United States
Government.
ocRRodes and cagitnis but solely for II The poteeuon Of
The policy holders and their families against and pow
ey, is in its operations great National benevolent nstitn
ZION, conducted upon the and solid principles and
d% @nsy s Widows s and R s GT@E % S large
Az policy icy holders whether , for life Or shorter terms, who
Of the profits OF the company without any reservation.
Creditors can insure the lives of debtors, thus securing
ec insurance. on The lie Of her husband for the soe benefit
and of herself and children, free from the claims Of cred
%SIs JSRn Hsgsn, ,g.snpS SMsiksrs. ySm s Allison,
P saSs %s% d. ssa: MS M% 5esnda
Isaac FnTsR cos4aS Gso T. Bdaa s q
Joseph w Stanton, Morgan Iial NJ COHEN,
join JOHN ssSans 5Ss@1V Sse snR
oH Goneus FsOwes, Joseph a aande. John B. Leee
JOHN HAeAN. President Of the Company.
ksJrEW j. WE1hsRn; vSf NJ B. bresSs &oa Board of
il. G. HEART, % a Aetuiary. E. L. GooLD. Attorney.
BH bSI, n Magpzg % NsdS Ss Ss
whites to z at his residence He will examine white
o'clock p M He viii not examine any one his dwelling
without permit which can be had on application at the office
f" This Company prepared to entertain applications
9F Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
e BosP %Rd Sa se 5 sn ffG s Ss BY 5
New York and London Offices and without the restrictions
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest,
and can be made available at to the extent OF two thirds
hE~ California Permits are issued to Life Insurance mem
ber at New York and London rates Prospectus Table Of
to effect Insurance be had at the Office of the
W Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
II Office hours, "A. M to N, NJ. jeI ly
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ALABAMA-Ratkroads.- Mobile Adverti-
of the 18th, says The prospects for railroads
in this State are Frightening every day. Messrs.
Connolly and Parbam, agents for the Alabama and
Tennessee railroad, write from the upper portion of
the State very cheeringly to the prospects for
the final completion of the enterprise. Meetings
are being held in Talladega, Benton and Shelby
counties, with view Of arousing the people to
action, and to obtain subscriptions the stock. A
single planter in Talladega offers to take $50, 600
worth of the stock, and the opinion seems generally
to prevail, that the counties through which the
road is to run, will subscribe enough to carry the
road through them. They certainly will, if they
understand their own interest .-....-
THE Memphis and Atlanta railroad is command
ing almost the entire public attention in North
Alabama. Some of the ablest men they possess,
in that part of the State, have been canvassing
every county the projected line of the road and
with success fully equal to their expectations.
Preparations also in state OF forwardness
for surveying and locating the Girard and Mobile
railroad. This road, when completed, is destined
to be the great thoroughfare between New Orleans
and New York. Its prospects, too, appear good
for final completion. II the planters living the
line redeem their pledges-and who doubts it p
| the road must go through
"Ths brings us to the Mobile and Ohio railroad
The stockholders of this gigantic undertaking have
| good and sufficient cause for graduation, in view
Of their flattering position. Every step made
| by the directors is upward and onward. In addi,
ton to the large amount Of stock subscribed by in.
divduals, the city takes 100000 worth and il
the State Of Mississippi passes into laws the bills
at last date before the Legislature, the position O
this road will be as good as its best and most
| ardent friends could ask. Indeed, its prospects
without the aid Of the Mississippi Legislature may
| be put down as certain The first hundred mile,
secured and the Mississippi counties will take j
up and never drop it until it reaches Tennessee"
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

M II. MEYER No. 100 tgINp, GAHE ,stS5eet, S Watch Wat
PENS. FANCY xRTlGLEs, and WA ArcHEs:
All Jewery articles epaired at moderate prices mlSRAAa
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.VesU Orleans Agency

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL SS3OO, ,OOO-alI paid in. Surplus $50 900.
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company foE IL have been
confined alone and exclusively TO Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted w. B. PARTEE, Agent,
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PI,A5rllls-9oo heh, Ufc,oa' 80 DO NswsIhl 500 do,
WetlenpVOn'', ior sale By vsLN g. uo,nru
mh7 Ne. &c MsaaEins ilssi and Il Red Etcrss.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09

UM My connection with this paper ceases
with the present issue. The proprietor OF. this
journal having returned earlier than he had at
first anticipated, is now prepared to resume his
Editorial labors. His presence could not have
been hailed with greater delight, than at this
moment, when on the very eve of an important
election, our party calls SO loudly for the
able exertions of the press, in strenuously ad-
vocating the chims of our candidate and urging
the Importance gifts cherished principles.
Since the Editor of this journal has again
resumed his old station, / may confidently as
sert, that he has done SO with renewed energy
and a determined will, of laying his shoulder to
the wheel, and applying his whole strength
and might, towards increasing its interest and
enhancing its value. E. w. BLAKE.