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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-30
For District Attornev.

W-We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
JOOR as a candidate for District Attorney for the
Sixth Judicial District, composed of the parishes
of East and West Baton Rouge and Iberville.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-30

Mr.. EprroR-Please insert the following Tick
ct for Mayor and Selectmen, election first Monday
in May next. 1t will be warmly supported by
MANY VOTERS.
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WAsAIEsrok, January 81, 1855
SEPARArE PROPOSALS. wib be until ~
bricks
ton VI the wing the Building city
The bricks 10 be Of The beat quality ali hard and red
GLIDING pillar and aIch be made clay la
moulded the required corpora
ton OF Washington sample OF bricks made OF he clay
intended used, proposing
beds twill be Of
extra large, aud eommonsze building sample OF ten
perches each will be required
which VIII
The lime be OF burnt,
hsered nour barrels (nheaded)
building The contractor VIII be privileged 10 take the empty
| barrels away they be spared.
the sharp delivered by
| bushels. Samples furnished.
persons may specified number of bricks
delivered given Proposals will therefore
! eeiyed for any number not less than million.
gaess
leach separately perch Of cubic
laid wall the lime, BARREL for
bushels delivery
building officer appointed
the object OF the
thai nothing
fall below established
rejected Immediately removed from the
l be
soner penalty equal OF the supposed
And In addition this deduction Of
monthly materials
which hands Of the
United States until the shall be fully completed
These materials be furnished such and such
shall
be required, the Commissioner of Public Buildings
will be liberty purchase market the materials
required the and risk Of the delinquent contractor and his
|
Proposals furnishing cung
white pine boards and common st suitable for scaod
| ing. WIN. Easily
| Commissioner of Public Buildings.
| Jan 23-2awtd
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North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. @

North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. c.,
February Q, 1858.
SEALED proposals will city York
- 10 O'clock of the 3lst of March
S500,O0O
OF bonds issued by The State of North Carolina
These bonds will bear date the Isl of January 1885, and will
will
will be payable the LIST July and
Of each
Both and principal will be payable Bank of
made payable treasury North
authority
North CaIolina the North Carolina
and addition faith of all the stock held by the
said railroad dividends said
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They by enactment exempted from taxation
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals North Carolina
signed iu New York; directed
Rosset, leo Front street. New York.
bids will opened the Bank Of the Republic
the 3lst day of March the G. La
president of bank and j. r. Brown David
Freeman, e-qs. Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders will be required informed of the
Of their bids deposte bank of their
bids with the accrued credit
Of the State of North Carolina.
be either republic
New the bank of State Carolina
bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina.
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State Of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3lsMar
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VALUABLE and Improved Farm I'm the. vicinity OF
Washington SaIeThe undersigned offers for sale wood
farm which she resides certainly one OF hs mos,
highly improved in the vicinity OF washington.
in the miles from the navyynrd
best leading the city, aud in the inme
date Mers Young Addison, Barry
Jenkins and the government hospital contains ree
land about hundred OF winch
cultivation, and the residue heavily umbered Inc
well enclosed divided into seven heds IN each OF
failing and streams Large quantities OF
lime ashes stable and have been used on s land
produce There OF bolton
timothy fy clover, and about forty seeded
In wheat consist of large and
dwelling dairy, and poultry houses overseers and
houses all oubdings neces
purposes the farm Possession OF the farm and farm
buildings Immediately long credit viii be gwen,
desired portion the purchase money
apply John Carroll Brent ESQ., attorney
James O. Mcclure, PenDsy avenue
street, where plot Of the property may be seen
the premises TO ,n,xrr
i0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT,
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, Of pages edited by Richard
Willis which musical and writers
country make their medium OF with
public contains during the as SIS WORTHY OF the
best OF all kinds also brilliant and instructive
complete familiar instruction harmony, which
anybody Of attractive musical read
sketches OF celebrated musicians musical his
truthful criticisms OF musical publ
performances, pick and musical
news novelty incident domestic the whole
forming complete valuable Of
possible obtain. The country cho and of ladies h
peciaIly attended
copy, 3d. copes S5 FIVE copies, sln and
sending club OF five his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times,
257 broadway, Now York.
ANOTHER JoupsAThe Subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical elegant journal OF eight each
music (makin9
musical reading
Musical designed for especial Of
Of music whose musical knowledge
and
be furnished AZ the cheapest possible
TERMS One 50 three COPIES 81 copies 50
an copy for his trouble. Address DYwR A Willis.
B--Cergmen win be supplied with the Musical World
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical
at twenty FIVE cents
wanted obtain Subscribers for the above pobca
tons Liberal commission allowed.
Is lime subscribe, the begins
FIRST Of January, 1853.
Jan l3-d3m
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wAsHIseros, d. O., Jan. -, 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al this ONCE until the 18th
dsa ~ Mach asxt al ~ O'Clock furnishing me following
work the se for The Hospital o the Insane On he
respectively win se required Tor each description Of mate
For Two millions (2OoOoo less, Of bricks, whole
b made S " M nS &c SssseS
ing l. understood The run o. The kn
ha unsuitable for he inner wallis and
sasa a a'@ ss 20 aes all ,ne outer walls
Each accompany his bid with samples Of the
Ina, said samples the works Of the epong
s es sIa q ss When he viii BE- pepasd 10 ss upon the
Of The contract should s sus ss awarded to ~ and
i've hundred 5o perehes or less Of select building
raj beds hundred $500 perehes, Less best
stone 2, on n a"a 10 be was 70 1
laid at IS cubic iee % the perch.
wood each barrel 10 eonlan no, e than 200 pounds net
the outside facing Of the which is to M the
steps whole be composed Of brown
Architect Of Budiugs price % Of
said including s,a w s freight
Samples Of the stone 10 accompany the bids Ill.
buildings the be stated per thousand
count" which all aens tools a d.
the work. whos be faced with bricks,
well laid b a WIN S s a" n'a' struck All me
The oe TO- be Der perch Of IS cubic feet without
charge for corners Deductions 10 be openings
security performance of their respective contracts
Each accompanied by signed by
The bid should be accepHd the bid
the within he accept
proposa the cency Of the said suree or guaran
certified to by some persons known to the Department Of
| the Interior. . :, .
Each bid sealed and endorsed Proposals for the " s.
Hospital for the Insane"
The bids opened presence Of such of the bidders
the Department OF the Interior the aoremen
toned oath day March next, at o'clock M
q. ii. NICHOLS,
Superint ndent Hospital for the Insane.
Form Of guarantee.
To @. II. Nichols. Superintendent, &C.
We the undersigned, residents Of in the State of
jointly sevcray with the United States and
Of foregoing bid Of being accepted that
within days after the acceptance OF the said
for the with good aud sufficient
perform the proposed in
under which made
And in case should fail into
aforesaid guaranty make good the difference between the
offer of he said -- and the next lowest bidder.
- A. b.
G. ID.
hereby best Of knowledge and belief the
| aboye- named qua good and sufficient.
- Il. +.
Ia -2awt2ihMaI
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nROPOsALs for carrying the mails United
States the dates hereinafter stated TO me hrst day OF
Of the Department the of Washington, until
LIST day of August 1885, to be decided by the 50 OF Au
August 1855 on the routes ana IN the ahher ana e herein pee
.od From Council Bluffs by For, Laramie, City
mil md MONTH
Leave Council Blutfson the 10th OF each month
Salt Lake City by the 9th OF the following month
Leave Salt Lake City the 10Th Of each month
Council Bluffs by the 9th OF the following MONTH
Proposals only to Fort Laramie, $50 miles. by a
Bids o carr by tbs round trip invited.
effect the 10th OF October ie93
5,9id Fork Provo City, spring
field, Payson, Summit Creek, Nephi City, Fillmore CITY,
Creek, Parovan, Johnson' Springs Cold Creek santa
Clara, and san Bernardino Cali to san Diego, ooo miles
and back, once month
Leave Lake City the Goth OF each month
Arrive San Diego by the 10Th of the following month
Leave Diego the 2Oih OF each month;
Arrive Al Lake City by the 18th otthe following month.
Bids carry by the round trip are invited 80
This Goth of Catcher 1859
5o9d From Salt Lake City 10 Tooele City, 80 miles and back once
Leave Salt City every Monday at am
Arrive At Tooele Civ by 81 m same day
Arrive at Salt Lake City by same day. -
This go effect on the Doth OF October 1885,
NOTES
Each proposal mode in which proposed TO
accompanied by guarantee signed by one or
more responsible persons, in the following form, viz
The undersigned guaranty that If his bid for car
yng The mail from be accepted by the Postmaster
General shall obligation the 10Th OF october
good sufficient suretcs perform the service pro
posed.'
This accompanied certificate of postmaster
testimony that the guaraors are men oil property
and able to make good their guaranty. , ,, o,o,
The proposal department sealed endorsed
Proposals for route No and addressed 10 e SECOND as
ssant Postmaster General.
For The prohibition OF bids resulting combination, and the
nua York New England, dated 18th De
cember, 1852 = urpp,pn
Postmaster General
Posr orrcr DrrARrMrsT, February Q, 1853
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A CARDIFF Housekeepe and otbcrs-We would respect
OF housekeepers and other persons, who
stock OF wood
selected with much and under advan
Wa nink without
good superior be
found city, quite large stock and wish 10
possible, order to make change In
inducements cash customers who
NAV Of either wood coal and think all
.bo can had n purchasing elsewhere
Of unsettled accounts will obrs
US :" e JAMES w. BARKER 4 co,
pob io-9awlms Corner OF Ia and streets.
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IN petition OF augustus Roth of Paramount Philadelphia
" county, ennsyvana praying for the extension OF patent
October 1872 an improvement IN
smelling years from me OF aa
na,en pia 3ist day Of October 1861
be heard al the Patent once on
Monday 1899, u O'Clock, M and all per
notified TO appear and show cause any eF "'Ne why
pd petition ought not to be granted 81, !, -. a..
required
oe er forth in writing al least twenty
DAYS before all testimony filed by ether w 10
he sed M the hearing taken and transmitted IN srcorn
with Office which VIII be furnished on app
cation. -, >5.,,..., ru,au,
Ordered also that published In the National in
gencer Republic Union, Washington city, the Amensan ana
the Patriot pamo Maryland Inquirer Philadelphia fennsy
Etprs New York city, once week 70, hse sue
cossive weeks previous to the ID OF oo'oor next ~ s
ing. - ,,oncrs
Commissioner OF Patents
sEtor Of The above win please copy ana SEND he''
s 20 me Patent Office, with containing his houce
Mar J-lsw3w
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VALUABLE Farm "a private saIe,-The farm which
MIR resides having bean sold auction, is
now for 72 under good fence, well
wnteed high state Of cultivation seventy acres in fine
peach orchard excellent dwelling
RENEE ard ali other II IL abeauuu
on Washington, Prince Georges county, Mary
land BadensburR depot be divided
tage and purchasers Apply to Mr. Kkwood,
Green Scott at the corner OF 9th and
Penn. ylvania avenue, Washington.
Mar3
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United states Maiis-South Carolina.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States from July
July 3d. 1885, inclusive the following in
be the office OF
Depar men city OF Washington, until 9,
April 1885, decided Both Of April 1853
3a6 From Yorkvle, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydon
Cherokee Iron Works, Coopersvlle, Dntonsvle, Lime
Spring. Thickeiy Fork eout.ie, and Hurricane,
Spartanburgh O. H., South Carolina, IS miles and back
IA a
Leave Yorkvile every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
att,
Arrive Spartanburgh c. II. days by ], p. m,
Leave spartanknrgh c. II. every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday a m;
Arrive Yorkvae days by 3, a. m.
embracing conditions he
the the department deem
general advertisement OF mail dated February
1853 s. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posi- OrucE DEPARTMENT, March 3, 1853.
March 5-law4w
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nENTIsrRX THE EAIR--If any one has failed % e1
anime enneas the display OF teeth mouth plates. &c the
produce beiter beautiful.
His admirably prees attached
worthy close His deiofned
and distorted natural human wonderful
and the three enormous taors extracted by him. e result o.
diseased teeth and ianss being allowed remain too IA ~
mouth) should b. a warning 10 all.
AS regards Dr. Van Pasn skill and adapting nus "oh
sp~ctable and intelligent Washington speak
ealy H. together with others OF The same impo
the proper The institute, OF said eones
ing doubts as plates those exhibited
BY Dr. Van Paiten and the Baltimore ehhefs oehs Oh any
ueai utility 81, .... Mach IN 1884
aDEAR stR: Not only satisfied nai suction mout
be made 10 be eomo'tau,e anu m a., "a
yanages. 'ainosphenepfesaure' mouth plate
ysul for about seven sais ana - anu
food nom wlat did before ost my
freely win IT, arncuate as well as evsr ana,
T several other persons whom similar
mouth, pieces as well pleased with them as am.
"To Dr. Vas PArrEs, for Committee Denisuy'-t
'WAsHIsoros, March 8, 1853.
Having used for the years
by affirm
able and useful 5 a without
g Vary respectfully, &c, ---'
g WASHINGTON, March 10, 1853.
Having heard Coming dents that
chanca dentistry Dr. Van Paen his manufacture
the hereby
assisted Dr. Van Paen days previous the OF the
fair, and found work the greater part OF several
ed deposiDg therefore, that Dr. an
Patten deserves all the credit Of executing the work IN his ense
the polish for which too late alter completing
important portion Of the work. being AFTER IL y NJ on Tue
last night Of limitation .,,.,o,,, , ,.,.,
Mar a0--d3 Mechanistn
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Itsd River Hart.

CONGRESS having recently providing
Red ra The advertisements heretofore insert
ed this subject have been Withdrawn ana e following usu
lued in their stead;
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals will be received the War Department. until the FIRST
OF April for removing the distractions In Red ve known
keeping the navigation Of said river open
from obstruction by RATS for series OF one or more years
bidder propose the said fa and to keep The
navigation free obstruction thereby for speped penod
the specifying his bid the time within which he
complete the REMOVAL he said time moi To be ateI
the m y o. s hs BINDS s nse
CATION OF the free from obstruction for the SAID sum and ne
satisfied with his responsibility and win me security eiefeI y
who shall said RAN and 10 Keep the Ver
The required give his bond for with
good sueies, each for the sum OF So conditioned o s
with his proposals the OF the persons whom ne
declaration, signed BY the that they WI
can Judge United States for the State which he
that said securities are re ana s'
liabilities No bid will be examined unless ese condoh sha DC
complied with.
or the sum of appropriated above object $50
paid removing the raft advances follows
a has shalt be by officer
pointed by War Department and shall that such is
Of $50 COO as the portion
vded partial shall be made for less than part
nun instruments corresponding IN number win he humber
during which he @ saa mma ~ III S k a ndpe
Each bid for the whole wokhai H. TOR the removal OF
sesa ,n Proposals ie portions Of will be
viii be addressed the undersigned, marked on
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red nyer ra
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
An papers which have published advertisements
subject hereby authorized publish this and additon
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily, aud then twice week
Each paper advertising viii send of the containing
the advertisement
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- ACRES OF npimproved Land for sale-The sub
M sorbs authorized sell private $50
sae,, land in Prince Georges Maryland miles
ashnvton and mile from the Baensburg depot adjoining
,he f,uns az Mersrs Lurpel, Mathews, and Bowie,
above mentioned wood
balance "a good land and susceptible 81 Improvement
/, noe IN IL and handsome building site.
erm. balance in three, four, md
deferred
sa,.fsc,orily secured bearing interest
Apply 10 Mr. Bowie, adjoining the premises, or TO
49, GREEN SCOTT,
Auction and Commission Merchants, corner ~
9th and Penn,
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VALUABLE err uooK .,.rem.,o p,e,v. or The Young

VhLUAHiE GIFT HoOK.-',Female riety, or The Young
Womsns fteed and Guild. through Life to immortality; by
John Angel James. l6mo M ayo.
one the most prolific and useful authors Of the day
present consists OF
church OF which he has had The pastoral charge or nearly half
The topics The Influence
don woman Conspicuous Place holds Scrip
womans Mission Early Female fey
Woman lieme; Young
Resekah; Ornaments
OF Religion History Character Of Martha Mary Young
Mothers seomons Description of Good Wife. The
found be and practical
which characterize all Mr.. Jnmes's productions
Chrfian .7irocafe and Jo,pna
GRAY n BhILANrYNF,
u,,o0 -7th
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Avery's Sewing nIachtnes-Price only $%5 'Pntented
1859.

THIS machine all have used be
any sewing machine invented for It's
Stitch and
cheapne weighs about 25 lbs and costs only from SIS $50 II
will muslin, cambria
or silk as well nen wooen goods and all kinds of
that child of 10 OF under
OF getting of
work Of than 20 much bet
by hand. The stitches
other stitch
cu holds and IL is unlike and much bet
machine invented This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing known will generally introduced into
families and plantations.
The Avery Machine Company have perfected their
the SCALE and will
Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLETON 25l Broadway New York, will receive
prompt attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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LIBRARY Tousr RsrpFsrSrArtvFs,
Washington Feb. ~, 1883.
LARGE number Of books belonging this Office yen
n members. Many delivered
and their orders
respectfully request that they may be returned. -
JOHN A. PARKER,
Feb s7--dlw Librarian House Of Representatives.
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, Great Chance o make Money-from s. to $40 per
dyby any person. ncudng eales either town or eoun
highly useful discovery OF universal de-
mand which viii forward return OF mall on enclosing ~ 10
New York. This Is chance of stu
dents clerks invads person wishing make money as u
lucrative Of the United States Apply I'M
mediatsly.
Dec 25-d2mos
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NO Edstors-Fo SALE undivided interest OF
third DESPATCH" democratic paper pub
sbed The Keokuk elected the staie
by last legislature.
down, $1,000 payable half down, and ha an
4 m
For apply Editor Of the "Upion or TO
WIN. A.. Hornisb 4 Co, publishers, keokuk, Iowa
lei 2s-law6wwp
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NEW BOOKS At Taylor ~ Mnury's, near 9th street
IN Vietc; by nuthor of''Jane Eyre "Shirley," &C.
Brodbeads History OF the State OF New York.
The Western Sketch book by James Galaher.
Pilgrimage OF Adam and David by James Galinhcr
harD
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DON'T FORGET y SNYDER, Jr.'s. wine store, Phti-
IL adelphs Of reiisbs
quality cheap early delivered NJ ho"se
"Adsmss express" lrorpins
'''' y 80 = sNfnEEs sdcphia.
Jan A-Ju
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OR sALE.-A story dwelling house Georgetown
Co. Bridge, Market and High finished in
msera with lot attached OF
feet running through the and has els
ern stabe carriage house, wood house, &c.
purchase examine the premises upon
application George NJ sothoon of Market and Bridge
Terms third cash; the balance in G, ~ and le months
NJ, SNYDER
Exchange Broker Buildings, Washington. G.
Ian 2O--dl
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q. A. NuproN.


O. A. MoRroS. J. a. Wusor
MORTON IL WILSON wholesale dealers in imported wines
brandies, cigars sc, Water street. Georgetown ~ o.
sbtT-dlm
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Proposals for finishing Portland Hnrbor HreaEw.ss,
Maine.

Maine,
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington February -, 1853
THE cnpping wall OF this will be extended 100 feet
wards Ferry Point and 100 harbo channel will
be built OF split laid (wihout mortar enc
height The viii formed Of head
each 10 long than wide, passing entirely
through the WALL alternating with other headers each feet
long and less than wide the
corresponding headers viii be AZ long respectively
The eprookment which this wall stand will require
ievang different firm foundation
All the ballast wanted for this 300 300
be taken the breakae at such point the
experimenting engineer direct
The o 10 Gaping wall should be FIRMLY
together dogs and doweis Proposals for
furnishing building wall fixed price
office nnl the Both March, 1853
satisfactory TO the
officer in charge.
There hand sufficient to build twenty
Of this wall.
United States army, Portland, Maine -
JOS. q. TOTrEN,
Breve Bir. General and Colonel Engineers.
To inserted Republic, nseigcncsr, Union Wash
Portland Advertiser
OF each
tsenent be to the engineer department..
3-d2w
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n u SLUsxY, Architect Civil Engineer, has re-
". his office building side of fennsy
vania avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
Fob @-dm
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mn. y. ~. gIBBs. DENTIST, AZ st., near penn.yivon
~ avenue. Office, Morhur building, AZ street
Feb 97--d2wf
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Is the
by purchase and assignment Of Virginia exchange mill
warrant No 46p issued George T. Catiett Colon b.
Harriet Caat and Ann e. Cais the heirs
widow Of Caet consideration
George Cnst, for three lieutenant Virginia
hundred and and wohd
2sh June, 1899; and that said bren
the undersigned will
United States for said warrant
ions OF the entitled An making
satisfaction Of Virginia land warrants approved 1852
Jan e7-iawlms JAMES RORERTSON