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IaPoRrAsT FKoM mxoo-sANrA ANNA DECLARED rREsi-
K 5 pENT
NEw OnLKAss April o.-The Daily Della has da from
the city Of Mexico to the ~ IA of March
Pesden, Lombardina. with bis and Generals
Araga and Martin Csnara. assembled on the l7h, and
opened the ballot boxes of the eecion for Pesdent
OF the republic. Each State bat and the
su eghee States voted Tor Santa Anna, and i've for
the other candidates
General Santa Anna then formally declared by LON
bardina President Of the repnbc OF Mexico. amid the
greatest mantle stations of enthusiasm. He will be imme-
diatey inauguraed reaching the capital for which
the creates preparations We're making.
LATER PROM cALiYoaSIA Loss TENNESSEE
Ngw ORLEANS, April 6.--Advices have been received
here from San Francisco the 10th ut. being two weeks
later than those previously received,
The most mporyant intelligence 10 the wreck oil the
steamer Tennessee. whilst her from Panama 10 Gao
Francisco The passengers and mails however, were o'-
tunatey taken Oft and ali saved
The Tennessee was Iost the morning OF the ON oil
Match when W thin few hours sail OF San Francisco
Every effort made save her, bur OF no avail she
old vessel and valued AT S7oOOO about one -iouh
of which is covered by insurance.
destructive fire had occurred at Weyersvile, In
Trinity county. the loss by which is estimated at 300,
600 Il.
The mining operations were very prosperous, large
amounts of gold being obtained
Business generally was active aud prosperous
Breadstuh had further declined under large receipts
The sapply kinds of produce the increase Heavy
shipments pected
The general newsis net OF much importance.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcrIoN.
PgovIDEScE April The results of the election held IN
this State today for governor lieutenant governor and
other State officers aud members Of Congress, far
ceiyed but little doubt that the democrats have pt
the field electing their gubernaoria candidates by
siderable orilies also both branches of the general
semby, and both members OF Congress
NEw HAVEN pril6-As TAR $ heard from the house
stands 100 democrats rs wings; the senate 10 democrats
10 whies Nearly two-,hirds the house will be COM
posed Of the friends OF Maine liquor law The senate
will be opposed 10 The law.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
LOUISVILLE, April 6-Ex-Govcrnor L;tcher has been
nominated Congress from the Ashland district.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATE
q LID MINE In CANADA.

LOUISVILLE. April 6-ExGovernor Lstcaer has been
ominated to Congress from the Ashland district
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sales To-day.
T.. n. sTRATroN. Auctionesr,

z. NJ
Penns,!rana nc rue, l0th street, south side.
ERUIT TREES &C., AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday afternoon,
p the first hoor OF my auction house
shall without assortment OF fru uees
a an .psd condition.
Casrry Trees, from TO II feet high
do do do
Lancashire goosebeuies, very hne
Cusrans black, white, and red
Fastaf raspberries, superior
Also, shad- and ornamental trees
descriptions both regards condition
warranted 10 name and
offered city auction They will be
early OF sale for inspection
Terms cash. AD e-dn
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A Ew AND ELEGANT DRY GOODs-The Subscribers
arr opening selected stock
pebble hrocad
pa cheek sk, from no cents 70 81 50
lawns oo"sns, beress de
cacoes and esnsfa assortment Of houe keeping
which particularly invss those in want TO call and
purchasing elsewhere
Mar 3l--3teod MAGRUDER CALNERT.
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United States boundary Commission,

United States boundary CoMlnhission,
#H WAsnIsaTos CITY, March IS, 1852
Of The limited appropriation for continuing the
line United States and the
republic Mexico, the necessity of and the uncertainty
number of employees attached the boundary
commission all employed said commission, appoint
President the United States the Secretary OF the In
terror, hereby discharged.
ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
Mar 81 Commissioner.
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THIS IS give notice that Clara McWiiiiams, of
tbus Virginia. obtained from the State Of Viz
sns duplicate Of land No i for 26SS grant
faih. Joshua Mcwiinn for his services in the
Ja s. 7 original being and that shall claim scp
Jan 20-isw3m
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ny BAnsARD q BUCKLEY, Georgetown.

ELEG ANT FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN0n Friday the sth in
Ia al 10 O'clock VIII sell at {" arona race on
residence OF The late Col John
Cas, that establishment
We
Three largest size splendid French mirrors
Mahogany carved sofas and chairs
dining, and aide tables
Rich Brussels and other carpets, curtains
Cut glass Chandeliers, do lamps
Rich dining, aud coffee sets
Cus-giass walters, knives and forks
Good f~sthcr beds, hair mattresses
Bedsteads, bedding bureaus, wardrobcs, SIC.
With all the kitchen utensils.
be and the furniture for inspection on the
day preceding the sale
s25 and under $50 sixty days.
$50 for satisfactorily endorsed bear
interest. BAhNAhp
hp6-da
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az >. 6. McauIRE. Auea.ereer.

ad ny ,. Q. Mcguire. Auessom~er.
A VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTfoN~-on Tuesday. Avsh ",
O'Clock shall cell, small farm,
u bcantfofy located the mn street road 10
and
Of IL nd
,os utdss sos,on coaary icing win
Tsrms residue An IA and IA mo~shs FIR
'' y ~ ~ 1T n '7a yAs @. MeoUsRE
A. 1890 ,tafg.a = IA tsofQfl 81 JUL Auca~~ssr
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broma-w. BAKER CO.'S
y Vanilla chocolates and broma
awarded by the chief institutes
by all the principal
the United States, and by their agents
Murray, New York Grant aud TwelIs, Philadelphia
v. Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. q.
WALTER BAKER, s. co,
Ap3-dy Dorchester, Mas.
cUPEHIOR GOLD PENS.-GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Bookseller received large lot OF Rende
Fairchids spencer Remotely gold which for
The Fair OF the American In
sutuie, New York.
on hand Rapp atent APPS
CPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODs.-YERBY,
TEBBs YERBy would respectfully TO Their friends
public that they daily receiving
general OF dress goods which
attention. they have been bought The
10 ma rketp prices, and will be sold accordingly.
VERIFY, 1EBB5, b YERBY,
Corner 7th and Pa. As Dernous building.
Ap 2-dlwif
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s.HE EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
s.ows Nj su II WV SC; z Co. NY
! ,s sRss. Am: r %S L...s-
a.naM s y ~. so : o Dan. =. ve.e.,,.,
GEO. pRArER, Hsv.
The .h- eclA, silver,
=. AIMED so ~. , ss |
Meaningless Br.neA R.,,r..A.-Ch..ss q u.~r..
&W e
M Monday, March H. the us'.s vfn Be
Issy. washington ., Q and q, /. M, az .nd S, pm
o. . sssd s.,mo. :, ~ and md ~
IN Tn. ss ss .as IL a.s. and D. second ,s
Xaa ass ' and Washington iaoeaoa stations.
.aelpsis the one sunday morning only % 81
Through uots. and cheks Philadelphia and S.-
yot ~i be BY trains leaving At sA % and s. . srcsr'
" 0''s'' rARsors. >
Mar ls--du Asssa
AUCTION NoTIcE-Th. tender, b. ,.rvcss Q,
his fenas ard The public 80 general '"e"o"e' ' W. "
'rs ?, enssd 70 person
consignment" and ' sale: rTHs1T 1ss wa
AucpOpe- renn,yso'' avs""s e"s~s' ssh sssssa
Mr9-im - -. Ill u .aIllzA Lad
O. On sdas. between and High streets. ns.Sss
sea .,. S' ~os
ssy s .s. s.' md s ss.
str r. J III
Term. or.,sird cash the s..ne. g. ~ .sa ls
Ereh.nse prcser National Hotel building, wssAsoson.
V-du ..#h 5kafE8.tttl4tt ~
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover streef. Boston ny
Levi. Rice Rebuilt and e'esssy anhsd sess..ss
=. the modern and for the secsod
sior Of the travelling pablo. tt
Dec u dly ~ tfr .ssa +. - 4NoFHH3 H9. H
IIScLE TOMS cAsrs.-.A ns-uss a.sssvv.cyps q Mr..
" sto~e, sutbor Of Unc,e Tome Cshsn," exhibition
whehu Gallery sv-pa. tosethsr
Qneen ri 6oo4 1411l q
fLAH
ID ~ HfOt A CO.. Wholesale asA nesaaI Dsnaass ~,
csvsMu, ssrae~, asaeuses, e~vs nssertas
sessshs eesAs assssAy rHgJ
Fs~ss~xt sss~ssS m 1sd 2th sssess waaAngscs,
DC - sssuiss1fr7 3D. t'uon q q 80 -
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nAGsIFIcKS'r maryland LOrrEatikss
FoR APRIL, 1855.
p.ymsu, Of pa.o. guaranteed BY Stale Of Maryland

IN. ,pl,na.d schemes uiarly worthy
IN. al tne public, comprising OF The
brilliant lotenes drawn IN
the United States
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NEW spring and summer goods and fashions.--DU-
IN WALL BROTHER, diapers and taorr having returned
from New York; receiving their supply OF the newest style
French and English and cloths OF the latest
amongst which the choicest and richest
designs brought this Customers would 60 well to call
early and make their selections.
We prepared usual Rave work got The richest
and elegant style.
Mar 25-3aw3wif DUVAI.L Il BRO.
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Al A.TYSUN IL SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
Nj street. between 2h aud 18Th The fourth OF this
will the lst day Of May.
Having erected spacious building expressly for the aecommoda
os school, connection with eir dwelling The construc
pupils have
every considered principals feel assured they
facilities surpassed by
Enlistment District The several class lunch
&c delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace aud
well ventilated. 4
Their and others respectfully invited TO call and in
the general arrangements.
the OF their pupils the
of French secured the services
and thereby enabled offer
Of So 50
Senior and junior departments, including ornamental
Primary department. w
For further particulars circulars be had nj tue institution
at n he Mar 2yeodtl5Aay
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CODA Apparatus Sale A complete soda appa-
Nraus consisting counter with black marble top silver draw
fountains gallons and cooler all in perfect order and
ready be had reasonable BY applying 10 T.
N. STRATTON, Auctioneer. Mar 23-cod3t
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.


NEw Haven A pril 6-As tar as heard from the house
stands 100 democrats rs whgs the senate 10 democrats
10 wbips Nearly twohirds OF the house will be corn
posed of the friends OF the Maine liquor law The
will be opposed 10 the law
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and Cotton Goods--we have now n a very
IL choice los sheepss, Of sp-
proved brands
Barkiss Richardson, cihon Sons superior shna linens
dsmash napkins, and owelnss greatly reduced prices
Including
and the royal Turkish bath towel
4, 10. 4, 20 superior -heetng cotfops
With OF pillow and shirting cotton,
brands
prices, notwh
standing advance In goods.
Nore-AI article. cold establishment warranted
represented.
= MAXWELL, SEARS, CoLLEY,
Fsnpsyiysnis avenue, between pth and 10Th streets.
Al s-eo<uf
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NEW aud splendid Dress Goods.-ws invite attention.
IN friends
Of dress goods. selected from The latest impors,ons We
me . = l.sding styles snd hbrses.
Plaid snd stripe India silks
Brocsde plain mode and cors do
Ref.gs de isin- N plain n all coiors
Graduated bereec robes and ngnrcd bereser
eur. NJ chslcys,
A lot OF French lawns, IN cents, worth 80
OrgsnSer and figured swis. musns.
In
ou in In this city.
Plain and plaid csrrbncs I2K cents, worth 20
100 dozsn r. q. handkerchief NJ 81 80 doyen
In short everything that cheap
goods which sk the inspection Of purchasers before buying
elsewhere. 2
s articles sold establishment
ranted scented
r. MAXWELL, SEARS, h CoLLEy,
Pennsylvanis avenue, between 9th and 1oh
Ap6-eo<uf
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HANDSOME TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
Ill Friday shall sell In front OF
O'Clock, handsome
arranged
rooms the side Of Twelfth street.
3t5 The
property handsomely located rapidly
Terms ons third cssh balance credit OF SIS twelve ana
deferred
me bearing interest from deed OF
us, taken ipdsputab at tho cost Of the
400 GREEN SCOTT, Auctionesr.
DERFUMERY-it. Use and MANUFACTURE by Camp
Il bell Morht
E1smnat,op Drugs Medicines Chemicals, hc 10 their
Pur nd C. II. Pierce, NJ ID.
Dyer's Instructor; by iav'd Smith, pattern dyer
uH5 fhN'h lhfhoh
yuAxTED, Isssons " Spanish, by gentleman
acquire Apply al Mrs uicrs boarding
bousr. between . and no. a m. Ap 6-da'
pIBLEs aud Prayer hooks, In great variety, AZ low
ID prices FOR sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE.
An
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ID EFRIG ERATORs-4o refirersiors sale my furni
IL 9Th street, opposite the Erchsns, Bznk
put Priee from s2 SIS Please call and
can no beat.
Ap6-haw5w N. VI. McGREsOR.
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.,oVTHERN and Western lands 10 Sal ov Esx-
ekspgLssds in the state. Of Tens. Louisiana Illinois,
tight and
mmsdisey sss - snaa \ svs
tuthasef capssrl
sssAs would prosvyv
hsfy 80 49,. s4 -. tstL ,. b. CD1gVkn, 39H
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VI TEBBs, b YEHBY would respectful
their friend. and gentlemen visiting this city
CANT assortment OF senlemon's belongings, '
Linen and cOttnn dress shirts
Linen collar, the best quality
Merino under.hiris and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy elk scarf and crayais
Linan, lawn, and gingbsm do
Md, silk, thread, aud cotton gloves.
With large assortment Of suspenders, ball
viii be sold at the lowest prices for cn~h.
Call and cIamine at the new store, corner
sylvsnia avenue, Miss Dermoti's new buildir
hp 2-dlwif
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ID ABROAD Contractors. aud oshers Interested, ar.
IL informed Mr.srs Johnson, Csmrnel prnpe
cycops steel wshs. she.d
appointed
long succeauly on al
% ruh
spd al other modern inventions
received and models IN be opposite
treasury, 18th street . sl9f II haH.NlurIt
NJ u. ". CHEEvER A A. TURMBUr.L
Intel
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LOV REST-The suit NJ occupied by Frofesso
Cbss- g. Icwstt viii be April They
and airy, and location Desirable from
situation, being all the departments public buildings, In
quire Of e. RByRNE,
I. Corner Of 10th street and Pennsylvsnin avenue
Mar 2a-w&ru auff $685..
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NEW eOODs--wiLLIAM TUCKER, Ian. fuckers Bufld
ing, Fennsyvsns svenue between ~ and 9th
has New erc~lent
.p sood-, suitable for which
his the
reasonable terms for cssh.
Mars I'm
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IitST time In Washington at Iron Hall, Pennsyiya
PRICE REDUCED-ADMISSIoN TWENTY Five CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting the first and best OF has
exhibited tins Philadelphia In
opportunity price OF admission during the
will all of the house Children
ten, l2t Doors evening at II
TN.
Mar l3-du
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N"NN'N"' V"'o"s WV sf@H's N"Ns S~'Nf
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Notice ia hereby
~ given that the advertisement Of delinquent s
Of preparation, and w be completed and published
shou, the hfsi of December
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
discretion makes
ofthe by advertisement and all without
which
Az interested forward
and by paying avoid The heavy Of an advertisement
n ROCHE,
Nov p-eou ....H.r .EH# Collector
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Anetionesl

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoNy-o
Tuesday, April iah, at O'Clock, shall SELL At my sns
square e9; To- No p In 95i lots Nos and y,
square IL s3; lot No ~ Al
Io No q fronting Vermont b,
streets, adjoining the residence Of N
smith, esq -. ,-.-,.-- = :,
Terms The residue in nine ard eighteen month";
- ~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ao7-d Auctioneer
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n ADAME DkLARuE ~oaa respectfully s.sorn the
ladies thai large assortment OF bon
Parts dress bonne's dress morning.
and n,s cap compiler assortment Sewers
hach veive All nds nj ises
English rmerode,iess few hne psss<"s
Aerandre Kid gloves an sssormsst o Ia
chdvens sir and thread foves sn poi'
ounss-s pss all knds Of fsncy esscs' trs"cn
icwey extracts for the hsndkrc"e s"s,
toct waters, combs brushes, hc., Ac. 4shN
Peun,ylvsnis avenue, between l2,h and l3h streets.
Ans -Neod
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OFFENSIVE BoardinK-Hous for Hent.-The
brick houses recently occupied By Mrs Laura Reed situated
aide OF 18th They
thorough repair and TO punctua tenant the will
satisfactory, aud immediate applicable
9Th and 10Th
Ap 3-du
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GOTTEN
SAVANNAH, April 6.-The steamer Saranso before report
ed ashore has been gotten of, and arrived safely port
to-day,
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SiAwI-s, sHAWLs i-YERBY, TEBBs, d VERIFY have
opened large lot Of beautiful spring sbsws consisting
part Of
50 small figured Cashmere shswis for o, worth 80
50 do DO do Tor J. do
With general Of cheap shawls, ranging from
81 up Call and examine the Of 7th and Pean
cyl
AID 2-dIwif &. .
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Don RENT-Tbs very desirable residence, with garden
sched, the o. Lafayette Square Pennsylvania
at present occupied BY the Hon D. Hubbard Possession give
the lot o. April
For premises Of Mr.. Richard Smith, n
Bank Of the Metropolis Ap6-eos'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

Appointment Of Secessionists to ODce.-The
facetious and talented Majors, who is a candi.
date for reelection to Congress in the North
ern District of Mississippi, in a card to his con-
stituents, gives a new reason for the appoint.
ment of States Rights Secessionists to office
i'll Mississippi by President Pierce. He says
"But it is said that President Pierce recogni.
yes fre-eaters as Democrats and gives them of.
fec. Let US see the reasons which operate on
the President in making these appointments
Frank Pierce is a man of great ability, he has
seen how the States Rights leaders of Missis.
sippi have done 'all sorts of twisting and turn
ing to get into power. On the other hand, he
has observed that Union Democrats stand firm
ly upon the platform of the Constitution and
laws. Now, the President feels bound to dis
tribute offices in such a manner as will keep
his party united--and knowing that compro-
mise Democrats stand by him upon principle,
and consequently will not bolt, he gives them
to State Rights leaders, knowing that they be-
long to that class of men who are held togeth-
er by the cohesion of spoils. State Rights
leaders are bound to love the Union to the
amount of their salaries. Again: it is a very
general rule, in all administrations, to give Of
fee to those who cannot get anything from the
people. All the prominent appointments in
Mississippi have been given to those who were
defeated in 1851. ythere is anything left, I
hope President Pierce wiU give il to my opponent
after Idgeat him this gear.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
WORMS! WORMS!

DEA great many learned treatises have been
written, explaining the origin OF, and classifying
the worms generated in the human system
Scarcely any topic of medical science has elected
more acute observation and profound research;
and yet physicians are very much divided in opin-
ion on the subject. 1t must be admitted, however,
that, after all, a mode of expelling these worms,
and purifying the body from their presence, is of
more value than the wisest disquisitions as to the
origin. The e~xpelling agent has at length been
found,-Dr. MLane's Vermifuge is the much
sought after specific, and has already superseded
all other worm medicines, its efficacy being uui-
versally acknowledged by medical practitioners.
For sale by sCOVIL & MEAD, Ill Chartres
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also sold by A. E RICHARDS,
Plaquemine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

The Smyrna Afair-The Charlrart, which
either in the form of pleasantly or irony still
dares to give its readers truths such as few
serious French journals now venture to med
die with, speaks ofthe Smyrna affair in its &C
customed manner, finishing an article in a no
BILE strain, entitled go Ahead" which we trans
late in the following words:
SIN Smyrna the rights of the people have
been openly violated, but what of that? The
victim was a refugee--let all the world keep 81
lence! The ~jaIIers of Speilbar and the heads
men of Pesth were anxiously waiting for the
time when every place of refuge should be for
hidden. Who dares save this poor refugee
from the power of Austria? The daughter OF
the exiled and proscribed-the American Re-
public, Henceforth, the banished, the wander
er, the politically accursed, will be men once
more. Send forth then, that rallyiDg cry which
make every generous heart to leap, "go ahead"
it is humanity's word. Young America lead
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
BAYOU GoULA, August 23d, 1858.

Deah Of a Family.-The following list o.
deaths by yellow fever, which we take from the
Crescent-the destruction of a whole family
save perhaps the lone and %sorrowing wife and
mother-presents to the mind a narrowing
picture of the distress which this dreadful
scourge is spreading abroad:
"DIED-At st. Louis, on the Sd instant, OF
Yellow Fever, John Milburn, aged At years:
engineer on board the steamer Liah Tuna.
In New Orleans, on the I'd instant, of Yellow
Fever, Albert Miiburn, son of John and Ma
tiIda Milburn, aged II years.
In New Orleans, on the 9Th instant, of yell
low Fever, Alice Mltburn, aged 7 years.
In New Orleans, on the 7th instant, of Yell
low Fever, Helen Milburn, aged IS years.
And here is another mournful list:
Of yellow fever
Josephine Wolf, the 3nd inst, aged 81 years.
Shannon Wolf, her husband, 9th inst, aged
6S years.
Hama Wolf daughter, the 9th inst, aged %
years.
Sara Wolf, daughter, the 18th inst, aged "a
years.
Moritz Wolf, grand child, the 18th inst, aged
7 years.
And here is still another!
On the 3rd inst, Charles, son of S. S.. and
Mary A. Doty, aged 2 years. On the 18th inst,
Mr.. S. S. Doty, aged about IS years. And on
the 18th inst, Mary A, wife of s. s. Doty,
aged about 80 years, all of yellow fever.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

Correction.-A ridiculous error occurred in
our paper last week, but which scarcely re-
qpires any ~allusion to, as its absurdity would
correct itself: In speaking of our parish Re-
corder, we made use of. the word predecessor
when we should have said successor. We cam
not comprehend how we could have been so
thoughtless as to make such an error. The
sentence in which it occurred should have read
thus:
sand if the time has come that this old and
faithful public servant is to be removed through
party hitterness--notwithstanding that he has
ever kept aloof from politics-he will leave
behind him in the archives of his Office, monu-
ments of integrity, vigilance and industry,
which his successor may strive in vain to emu
late"
And we doubt not this is the general senti-
ment of the people.