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NTURE WANTED The highestcash price can be oh.
tanned ~ Ladies and Gentlemen who have any len %
Clohug furniture dispose OF by sending through
pO.t or otherwise. GOODWIN, p City Hall Place.
myl3Sts
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AS SEAMsTREss by res ectable person,
LAor would take charge Of one or growing up chill
dren. She very neat sewer and understands drets
making IN all s branches She 10 highly recommended by
persons HON she long and faithfully She
beseen for days % Fourthsv second floor front
myli IL
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As GOvERNEss, by a Young German
Lady, who IA qua fled leach her native language
and would be willing to accompany soy family de.rous OF
her services Il % the country for toe summer fne best o.
city references az 10 Der character and ability teacher
Terms moderate Apply 10 Rev. NJ. NEANOER los
BoWery mylS3t
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A Lady wishes to procure for respect
IN able Young Woman, just arrived from ireland, ssu-
alton either 10 housekeeper housemaid In small 70
spectacle family Inquiries 10 character and capabilities
can be satisfactorily answered by Addressing w
box 26U5 Post Once. myl4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-14

AS GENERAL HoUsEMAID in a small phi
IN vate fsmily By genteel Young Girl Can give coed
city references Apply al rs FrsEGv. near Thirteen hat
Can be for two Gays mis- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-14

AS CHANBEKMAID, or 10 do general
(Nhonsswork. by respectable Woman; has good city
references Apply stSl4 MadsonsL mJf IT,
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re- msnhattan Building Assooiatioa1N

Ard al subsequent meeting OF inc o2s p. - Mao
Va TEoRNE was unanimously reelected PfesoenI
w. In 20 ~ w G KELLOGG, Secretary.
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DOY.-Wanted, q smart active Lad,
Dl4tol6 years Of age, whose parents reiide 10
The city preferred Salary hrs year SIS Apply al e3 LIB
ertv.,t u o st.ifs myl4 ST.
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rUR sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUN

.nhb.hed eyery IlesdiH ano FFtcIy morning. fnce
P',T1,o Two copies t,r " Ten FOR S11
s.s,assToents cents line FOR each insertion.
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POOMS-To Let 70 Single GeRtlem n,
with or without BreakssIs and Tea A2pIy a. a., -
sprirg.IL N.Y.
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soit, ~ ,o- ,s.- ~ % 'soed o. s-cord sn1
taire eoes-Aso sos- Rooa1s -itn 3atirt-s ps1 tc r
frsg cisas bocis 81 Wess Fvlr7--1 e. Aei7 r. a
changed 2. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-14

AS CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, or 20
1HtAke care of children, by . respectable Young Wo-
NJ Of steady hsbu Please call Al lO2 East sovenseeon-
between First Ahd Sec Ondavs hfsi hOor ront room
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a. Cook, by Young Girl, in a private
hsg good Washer and Ironer is wiling TO do
c. PC ss~orh car give the best Of city references
--1"es Gays myi4 IL
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WORKS ON THEOLO-

' GY-fhe complete wons OF Isssc Barrow, d. d..
with copious nbes VI Texts and Subjects prepared by
clergyman vols octave
Archbishop ighton's peto Works, with indexes
Of scrpurs eS and subjects, rendering this The most
perfect edition extAnL
The Preachers Manual; or Lectures ching Fur
pishng rules and eXampe for every knd OF pulpit i'd
dress By Rev 8 r. Sureyant
j C. RIKER Publisher, Bookseller and Importer,
ms 6u,HWLSs l29 FalgOnsL
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DIANO.-Wsnted TO Purchase see
al oEdh.pd Plano Forte on reesossole lerns Please
.iaa value and Information, BY addressing X Tribune
o. 's+~S ~ mys ST.
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ROARD-IR Brooklyn, within five min
- utet walk Of the Ferry. n nished back psror
VIII De lei with bOsd too single gentlemen
aso rooms and board Tor four others Number limited to
etooVe Apply al Is NJ d6sshst, te,veen Fulon nd
henry q very deslrRbe location myl4 lw'
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A s GENERAL HOUsEMAID or as Cham
Absrmsd ~ respectable Protestant Female who
good Cool Washer and IrOner HaI objections TO go
Rhort distance 10 The Can give good city re
ference Apply At SCI SxIhst between av. and Lewis
ct. fO1t bssemen myl4 IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ 1. %. q. F.-The R w Grand Eocsnpment oi
southern New York, will hold regular Adjourned INSET
ing, 10 their Room, y. r. Hall, 90 WEDNESDAY Eve
MING, Nay II, GI8 o'clOcs.
Representatives. will please he p1nctual 10 attendance.
s1lrI By order, JOHN DAVIES. Grand scribe
kx Lec,ure.-A Lecture will he delivered before the
FBWYOkK PRACTICAL PAINTERS BENEIl
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, on THURSDAY May
rs Al Hope Chapel, Broadway by J. w SWIFT ESQ
snbiect q The Hecbsbic tho Mao OF Day TO com
mesee Al o'clock p M Tickets TO be had al the door IL
-O-,rv oV NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
52 Wallst Ne~ York 18Th May, 1851.
~ A, the Annual Election held this day, The fol
ssnIsmeo wefo elected Directors Tor The ensuing
Thnm,. ". Yborne, John J. Herrck, w WI. Il. 1.cobs,
4sn,v n Ward John HecEer, james IL adams
No. Hoamsp John Van BOskerck, Hugh Munro,
~ Andrew D MeicE ,o....-
A,dat n ,uhsequeut meeting OF mo oosru, y mas
" THORNE unsnimousiy IseSc - - St.s,.r
myHZw w. y. n >--
re- Nsnhattan Building Association .Nouce
ssiwIrg "a Ire humber Of ApDdce0ons a. me MoouHR
A. ~ n ga. found necessary to close tns auDscrpVOl
81 IN order 10 transact business Those Who were 'nefo
nv neveped from subscbing are informed ha ney cAu
o, NJ he present rates ubul the Znd Monday 10 June
Sbs ,uccess of the Association hss been so unparalleled
that s estimated there will be hfIeen hunoreo meuoe'
stha time Those who DESTROYS Of Joining al tue pres
ent rates mus do so before that time The Assoca
lion vas organized one mouth since and a. inc u,st
monthly meeting ave shares were sod An opportunity
I'm. 10 secure home free from executions, may never
sssn be Uttered BubscTi ons received al The Secretary
mvIa IL MORGAN MoRGAN5, President
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WANTS. &C.

As CHAMBERMAID, by Protestant
IA Young Woman. and Sewing, TO assist with wash
ng No ironing Has oblecuon 10 the country. Un-
ssisSpds cement OF = Dairy. Has good reisr.
ence Cal Al lis Ellabeth-at. mylA ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-14

As general HOUsEMAID, or as Chamber
Amsd and 10 assist 10 Washing and Ironing, by Prot
es,spt Young Woman, IN 8 Smsl family Caa give the
beat Of civ reference Cal 30 NinetsebtSH between
Eingh ard Tenth second floor front room myl4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-14

POOMS. - Furnished Rooms u Let.
IA Inquire 564 Broadway entrance 10 FfAnSla,'-
uyl2lm
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As CHANBEkMAID and Waitress by re-
-. spectacle Young Woman. Apply Al 81 Uolon
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

The Case Of M. Thrasher.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of the New York Journal Of
Commerce, in his letter of the 9th instant, re.
ferring to the case of Mr.. Thrasher says.
"This Government has done all in the matter
that it could properly do, embarrassed as it still
is, by the want of information on the subject.
The Secretary Of State has written two dis
patches to the Consul at Havana, which, it
seems, had no special effect.
The Secretary has now written a special dis
patch to Mr.. Barrington,-and it will probably
reach Spain as soon as Thrasher within which
is urged every proper consideration in behalf
of the extension of clemency to Mr.. Thrasher.
Commodore Stockton has already brought
the subject to the notice of the Senate; and
therefore the Senate has passed a resolution,
calling upon the President for information as to
the proceedings against Thrasher. The Pre-
sident cannot communicate much information
in reply, at present-the State Department hav.
in. no information as to the charges or the
p~roofagainst Thrasher, or as to his trial. A
copy Of the proceedings has been asked for,
through the Spanish Minister.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
Letter from Mrs. Thrasher.
HAVANA. Dec. Ii. 1881,

HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1851.
To the Editors of the Picayune.
Gen1emen-I learn that Mr.. Owen is boast
ing quite publicly of a letter of thanks receiv.
cd from MI. ]. s. Thrasher.
On the morning that my son was taken from
his prison to be hurried into exile, he sent Mr..
Owen a letter; but it was to thank him for all
he has suffered from him; to thank him for the
long voyage he was compelled 20 make; and
for all letters that have been found upon his ia
Bile unopened, as he firmly believes Mr.. Owen
to be the cause of all; MOI is he alone in this
belief. Mr.. Owen has played a double part;
Withholding from this Government papers, pro-
tests, and Instructions, which my son wished
him to present, and forcibly: and has assisted
this Government in causing his ruin. g
In my last interview with my son, among his
last words were these Another, i'll had not
gone to Mr.. Owen on that fatal morning, and
implored him to, at least make the attempt to
save those fifty human lives, ! never should
have been in this dungeon; nor would my trial
have taken the course it has done. l also said
to him, 'And what reply will you make to your
country, sir ? and to those mothers, and those
wives, and those sisters, when they shall ask
you where is my son and my husband, and my
brother, whom you have pronounced as beyond
your right to interfere in behalf of? He has
sworn to have his revenge, and now he has it.
should have written to you before this, but
for the fear that Mr.. Owen might make yet
further trouble for us; but he is now gone. He
sailed this morning for Charleston, and can
harm US no more. Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. F. P. THRAsHER.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

MadaMe Kossuth-The N. r. Herald saws
thatM'me Kossuth is more like a Magyar than
her distinguished husband. She IS rather
smaller than he is, in proportion. but Of strong.
er frame. She appears to be about the same
age She is 9 brunette, with a good complex
ion, and hne, DARK, lustrous eyes Good sense
il the prevailing idea suggested by her. eounte.
nance. Modesty and quietness are also there.
she - plain and transformations in her dress.
she is reserved 10 her manner, and looks like q
matroa worthy "a be the wife Of Kossuth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
New York, Dec. IL, 1851.

New York, Dec. IL, 1851.
Having come to the United States to avail
myself, for the cause of my country, of the
sympathy, which l had reason to believe exis-
ted in the heart Of the nation, | found it my du-
ty to declare, in the first moments of nv arri-
val, that it is my mission to plead the indepen-
dence of Hungary and the liberty of the Eu-
ropean continent, before the great Republic of
the United States. My principle in this res
pect is, that every nation has the sovereign right
to dispose of its own domestic affairs, without
any foreign interference; that I, therefore, shall
not NEEDLE with any domestic concerns of the
United States, and that l expect it from all the
friends of my cause not to do anything in res
pect to myself that could throw difficulties in
my way, and, while expressing sympathy for
the cause would injure it.
It is with regret that | must feel the neces-
sity Of again making that appeal to the public
opinion of this country, and particularly to those
who profess themselves to be friends of my
cause, to give one proof Of their sympathy by
avoiding every step which might entangle me
into difficulties in respect.to the rule which l
have adopted, and which l again declare to be
my leading principle, viz not to mix and not to
be mixed up whatever with domestic concerns or
party questions. LOUIS KossurH.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

pAccounts from Hungary, says a telegraph
&c despatch from Baltimore, dated the l4th inst,
state that Count Pulaski, an agent Of Kossuth's,
had arrived in that country with Kossuth's pro.
clamation and speeches in his possession, snd
that a revolutionary movement had been detec.
ted among the Hungarian mobiles in the Austri.
an army. It is also stated that Haynau's resi-
dence in Hungary had been burnt ~ some in
oendiary and that he had barely escaped with
bis life.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

fc duties, when there was no inducement TO
differentiation, and the custom-house valua-
tons of the same articles, under the present
system ofad valorem duties, so greatly redu-
ced as to leave no doubt of the existence OF the
most fragrant abuses under the existisg laws.
This practical evasion Of the present law COM
bined with the languishing condition OF some
of the great interests OF the country, caused by,
over importations and consequent depressed
prices, and with the failure Of obtaining a for
eign market for our increasing surplus of bread
stufs and provisions, has induced me again
to recommend a modification of the existing
tariff.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

ftom Hsasaiagaon.-It vas reported from
Washington on the 2oth, on good authority,
that nearly oil the foseign Ministers have threat.
eaed to withdraw, in consequence of the pro-
posed reception Of Kossuth BY the Congress
and the President.
Tbs report Q the Secretary Of the Treasury
shows an increase Of exports during lie past
Year Of sixty. four millions Of dollsrs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
Eat de Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d Lberrlk
Vente de Succession

ENN vertu dun decret on 0rdre de Ia courd n
IL 6me District de l'Etat de la Louisane. On
ct poar Ia Pareisse dIberville, a moi saesss
en- date lie Is Decembre, 1851, Jexpo#rd a
vente publique au plus offrant ct demie,sp
cherisseur,
Jeudi, 10 40 Janvier, 1854,
a 10 A. NJ, les e~sclaves ci-apres decriten
partenant d Ia
Succession de fen Jean Baptiste Amanda
savoir:
Ter Eictoire, negresse agee de So ans etsa
quatres %enfans, Madekaine, mulatresse, ageea
8 ans; Odon, mulattrc age de 4 ans; Angelo,
mulatresse, agee de 4 ans, ct Malcon, muIattrs
age dune an.
2. Baptiste, negre age de So ans.
3. Jenny, negresse agee de 40 ans.
4. Celeste, negresse agte de % ans, etw
deux enfans Antoine, negrellon age 7 anss
Hamilton, negrellon age de l8 mois.
5. Claire, negresse agce de Is ans. 4.
6. Hernaogene, Negro age de II ans.
7. Manuel, negre age de % ans.
8. Paulite, negre age de % ans.
CONDITIONS.
La Motto du prix DISQUALIFICATION payable ,
Mars, 1852, ct Pautre Motto en- Mars, 1853, i
%acquereurs founiront leur billets endosste
satifacti0n des executeurs testamentairs eta
cas- de o Placement a ec,.eances les dts biAs
porteront interet a raison dc hut pour centr
an a dater de leur echeance jusqu' a psa
Placement. Hypotheque specific sera retsas
sur les dites esclaves pour assurer lie paieuea
des dts billets ct tous interets eventuels.
La vente aura lien sur lhabitation du deihun
Jean Babtiste Arnandez.
G. S. ROUSSEAU, Encanteu.
Ibervile, 26 Decembre, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

UThe weather was delightful, and Christmas
went of gays and joyous-the boys showing their
belligerent dispositions by popping all the fire.
crackers they could lay their hands on. At mid
night the Catholic Church was brilliantly illumi-
mated, where a large audience had assembled to
be present at that solemn hour to witness the i'm
posing ceremonies of Mass and the Communion,
and listen to the teachings of their minister.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

A VIS-Le sonsigne ay ant ce jour vendu son in
II teret dams rHotel >"verandah Contl,n a son
~associe, MI. F. A. WOODS, announce au public
quill s'est retire du dit Establishment; ct que lie Sieur
Woods CONNIE seul proprietaire prend charge du
Placement de toutes les dettes contractees par la
susdite maison soft par billets, complies courants on
autrament. de27 J. j. COMAIJX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

The Boston Post remarks that the brow.
erb that euHses, like young chickens, come home
to roost, is exempli6Ssa in South AfHea, where
the Hottentots and Kafiirs have taken IA hnn.
ting the British troops with bloodhounds.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
State Of Louisiana--Purish Ct M1->N
Succession SaIo

1dlC.
DY virtue of a decree or orde, 30,
II District Court of the State Of ~
in and for the Parish of Iberville. .ops
rected, and bearing date the 18th ~
Der, 1851, l will offer at Public Ssl.N
highest and last bidder, for cash,
On Thursday, 2oth of Jap,s.
1852, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the slL0m:h
scribed SLAVES, belonging to The 1g 4
Succession Of Jean Bapliste Arnqa,, /,
to wit: "a
/. Victoire, negro woman, aged 36 ye,,.
her four children, MaALaine, muIatto gISs
8 years; Odon, mulatto boy aged ~
Angelic, mulatto girl aged a years, and
muIatto boy aged one year.
2. Baptiste, negro man aged IS years.
3. Jenny, negro. woman aged 40 wears
4. Celeste, negro woman aged % wears /.
her two children, A mtoine, negro bow aosi
years, and Hamilton, negro boy aged Is msn,
S. Claire, negro woman aged Is yeans
s. Hermogene, negro mar aged II yean
7. Manuel, negro man aged rs wears.
8. Paulue, negro man aged % years.
TERMS OF SALE.
Price of adjudication payable one half in
the month Of March 1852, and the other h.
in all the month of March 1883. purcbase,s
notes satisfactorily endorsed, saA no,
to bear interest at the rate Of eight per G.
per annum after maturity; special mortg,
an said slaves to secure the price
adjudication.
Sale to take place on the plantation oil
|ateJean Baptiste Arnandez.
6. s. ROUSSEAU, Auctionee,
Parish Of IberviIle, 26th December, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

0rThe ordinance in French, which was hand
ed us at a late hour, was hurriedly put in type,
and consequently many errors were made it is
nov, however, we presume, sufficiently correct
to suit the tastes Of the most fastidious in such
matters. Our friends will please hand in their ad-
vertisernents as early as possible on Friday.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
SEMHAMEA,
PLAQUEMINE
SATURDAY, 27,
Railroad Meeting.

A public meeting of the citizens of the Parish
Of Iberville is hereby called, to take place at the
Court House in Plaquemine on TUESDAY the
3Oth inst. at 10 A. NJ, for making choice of Del
egates for the Parish to the Great Railroad Con-
vention to meet in New Orleans on the ed Janu-
ary, 1852. MANY CITIZENS.
To this call, emanating from those who are yea
lous in their efforts to promote the interests and
sustain the reputation Of our Parish, we cordially
unite our feeble voice, and trust that it will be res
pended to with enthusiasm, and a large meeting
of citizens from every district in Iberville, be as
sembled at the Court. House on Tuesday next
The subject is one of vital importance to the pros
perity of Louisiana-it is at present occupying the
minds Of her truest and most distinguished poll
ticians-and assuredly, here, where are centred so
much of the wealth and public spirit of the State,
no lukewarmness and ~inertness will be exhibited,
when the moment arrives for action.
Although we in this Parish will not be directly
interested, in comparison with other sections, in
the contemplated Railroads which are in anticipa-
ton to traverse our State, yet, in unison with the
most distant districts from the vicinity of the
contemplated roads, we will share in the general
commercial and financial interests which such en-
terprise will undoubtedly cause to accrue to the
whole State. We are not, however, entirely cut
off from the benefit of the railroad track, as the
Jackson road Twill, we believe, pass though our
Parish on the opposite side Of the river. From
that section, then, particularly, we hope to see our
public spirited planters show a good representa-
ton at the proposed Meeting on Tuesday next.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

A W.-A Washington despatch Of the 9th
inst, says the report that President Fillmore
had sent his private. secretary to New York to
invite kossuth to that city, is entirely incor-
rect. +
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
THE MASONS.

A celebration by this time-honored Order takes
place to-day in this town. At II A. NJ, the Rev.
Mr.. BARD delivers an appropriate address at the
Methodist Church, previous to or after which an
installation Of officers takes place; and at night
they wind up with a brilliant ball at B1ssELL,s
HOTEL.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

Will effect a perfect cure; is so constructed as to
be worn with perfect security in the worst cases;
and when once properly fitted, is warranted to an
swer in every case.
0rSold only at his Office, 10 St. Charles street,
opposite Union. For further information, observe
the lengthy advertisement in another place in this
paper. dec6-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

/ - Sarsdin's Magazine for January is on our
table, and evinces renewed exertions on the mart
Of the proprietor to please u public. The Mag
azine itself is it's best recommendation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

~Graham's Magazine for January is before
us, and respondent as usual in the beauty Of its
engravings, n dequally rich in excellent tales and
sketches from the most talented writers in the
country. We invite attention te aGraham.n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

~Consul Owen las left Havana and come
home before his successor arrived there. Take
him altogether, he is a very bad and guilty man,
OF q deeply injured one.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
STREET

It will be perceived that Mi. ]. j. ConAvx.
the popular landlord Of the Cont Street Verandah,
New Orleans, has withdrawn from that excellent
hotel, which Is to BE- conducted in future BY hi,
former partner, Mr.. !. A. WooDs. Mr.. JAnxs
BEIorr5 that magnificent caterer, is still to Be
found in his luxurious saloon below stairs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

U-Nothing is more essential and agreeable to
a growing and prosperous town, than a luxurious
barber-shop. See advertisement.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

AT a meeting held by the planters in the
Parish Of St. James, tie bare Of IL per cent on su-
gar hogsheads, as recommended by the Cincinnati
merchants, was unanimously repudated.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

w~See the advertisements Of Seeds, Shrubbe.
y, &c. Our patrons will please r~ecollect those
establishments when they visit the city.