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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
yhsiers.

Arr Al Honolulu July a. ship Alabama Coggeshal, Nsnt
- moe .ut 2gep So The reported having spoken the
Margsret Scott Capt Eddge, which ship hsd lost nine men
Nv sms pr and touched Ascension where the disease
ha be- On comm ard had spread the natives OF
that Island AlAbama into port on acc ount Of the
sietnes Of Capt Cosgeshs She was last hom the Donh
SPOKEN May 80 of BONN Islands ship Marhs Mead F. H.
er
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Rrnm Our Corespondent.

PHILADELPHIA Sept s-lr'1'ed-Bsrk Psez " i.son'
p.so sab.llo; len big Clara Bugss from New 1oFs r.
si - Csrrina Fierce NswYort; sehrs. r. d Tsy,
- pos,op sarah n Smith Smith Boston; q. "esion.
NsIoy Provdsncei L. AudenIsd, Corson Nepsnset
Nf,s,ssv Arnold HaddGln Conn Ceayed-stesrnhip Del
ssre ClSE New Yort; schrs R L Tay, Can Boston, l.
Aaaenried Corson kepOpset
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Srnst Compann.

LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY of
u NEW-YORK No - WALLSr. Manhattan Building.
CAPITAL. sl,000,0O0.
This Company legal depository for moneys paid into Court
and suthorzed Guardian Receiver of Estates
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
By order Court the State ncndng gate pr ct
From individuals Corporations for period of6 5
For less period paysble 81 short notice
TEtsTEEs.
Joserh Lawrence. Peter Cooper,
Luther Brsdsh, Joseph Walker,
Robert Kelly, Greene Bronson,
Frederick Sheldon John o. Phelps,
Erastus Corning, Shepherd Knapp
ROysl Phelps Wsts Sherman,
David Hadden, Wilson q. Hunt
John ]. Cisco, d. H. Arnold,
Daniel g Miller, William Tucker
James : Seymour, Charles v Bill,
james suydam, B +. Wheelwrght,
Thomss slOcomb, Edmund Coffin,
Caleb o. Halsted, Jacob Harsen,
Reuben H. Walworth, Edwin ID Morgan,
Thomas Tileston.
JoHS A. STEWART See JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
paper tl1arebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DERRICK
SON Co.. No. 80 Beekman st. offer for sale on the os'
9
Writing Papers English, French and American
News Paper, all sizes, ghts and qualities.
Book Paper. all sizes, weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy coOrs and white Of the best quality
Hang ing Paper. white and cOored different Widths
Hatters' Paper t.in and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper. AN40 and iOxi9.
English Hardware peper large assortment, just Nfged
ShesthjnR Paper, of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw Rag, and Manila.
Tea Paper ofdherent sizes
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roofs. Ia rolls.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Gopdrtuersbip Notices.


NOTICE.-The CO-PARTNERSHIP hereto
IN fore existing under the firm of w 7. JENNINGS Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
(Sgned.l w. L. JENNINGS,
X. RICUARDs0N
B-The undersigned who alone authorized TO sign Ia
qudatou will settle the debts the late firm and continue
the Wholesale Clothing business at Nos and Barcays.
and the Retail at No 567 Broadway.
HEwYoRE Sept l. 1854.
NOTICE fCOPARTNERSHIP.--M PETER
1NhARIE heretofore OF the firm OF DeeTyet Co, has
this day formed copartneubip with Mr. RUDOLPH
KANZ Tor years with the banking house OF Mssr
l. Won Hoffman, Co } under the firm Of MARIE & kASL,
at No n Wismst Their attention will be deygied 20 tho
purchase sale commission Of stocks Bonds AN Foreign
Exchange, and 10 the esotiation Of Business Paper
New York. Sept. l. 1884
N'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
u under the name and frn Of Abm. FARDEN SONS was
v,d the 29h ynne last by the deceass Of the Senior
pGuuer, Abm FARDkN The undersigned, surviving part
the late firm will settle the business and authorized
the name of the firm In liquidation. -
Eew.YoIk, Sept. 8, 1884 A. FARDES, ia.
w. FAaDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

miscellaneous.
DEST QUALITIES of POTASSA CYANIDE,
ID fused .sd srsnalsted and CAUsTIC POTASH LIQUID,
Az, most carefully msnufetusd snd cold BY THEODORE
sTEHN No. i4l Pearl st., corner Beaver.
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON.-A
few hundred uns Heavy Freight for the sboye port may
be ssd By immediate sprBcation 70 sPoFFoRD, TILES
TON h Co, Nc Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
NnaUual.
rsr AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, NEw.YoRK, June 8 1884
A EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT.

Tar AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, NEw-YoRK, June 8 1884
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT.
IA the Capital stock OF this Baak Will be pad ara
dAy Of July next.
fhe Capital stOeh will be increased FIFTY PER CENT
OF million dollars payable one half fifty aoars per
se on the day 1ay next the other half on rs
nth Cav OF November next
The new will distributed to the old stockhoders IN
share of Of old
20 the STOCK Ledger morning OF the ash inst
somoined 70 obtain full shsres
stockholdsT after the Spth inst
k oev shares full and be entitled 70 rebate rsss
sfq per cent per the moey the 9th November
any portion Of the semi snnuA div da IN Move nber
The Tsnsier Books VII be closed from the 18th
the lst Juy nelnsve. G MElGs Cashier
oFFIeF OF THE NEw.yoKK ASD EkIF RAIL koAD Co,
.YoSK sept S 1854 :
MOTT c E.-The STOCKHOLDERS of the
hereby nothed thai the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
TORS Of the COMPANY will be held oce Of the Company
IN Erie place, TUESDAY the 10th day Of October
The polls VIII be open from II oecek N m O'Clock p NJ
cock m the day aer the election Ry order OF the Board
OF Directors NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
oYrIcr OF raE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIIRoIo CoAPAyY
NEwfokK, Sept !. 1854
r DAN Of FEBRUARY Z, ls54.-The sth in
stal msnt 10 per the Loan Of the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. allotted 10 subscribers
the 7h day of fsbTs..y SS VIII be payable sArUs-
psDy Ne 50 Wallet By order Of the Executive cOnmirss
NJ B. EDGARD, Tressurx
OFFICE OF TRE ILLINOIS cExrR.L R,ILkOAI CO. 4
SEw-Yosx. sept {, IeS&
vTNHE INTEREST COUPONS on the CON-
III sTRuCTIoS BONDS Of this Company due October l.
ss; .n b paid At their ofos No snH . W.i:r sn mon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

COAL.-Tbe DELAWARE, LACKAWASA
~ ard WESTERN RAILROAD land Coal COMPANY.
prepared receive orders for their superior sCRAN
TON lthrsee) COAL TO be delivered sfter the close u
lnsysacna Jersey City NewbuTs add eli other
on the line Of the New York snd Enc Railroad asi ts
brsbches on board Of their
The Coal Mines Of this Company located AZ Scranton
LuzsTne County Pa, between CsTbondsle and PtoB and
tker Coal being prepared by esmrseke ssd screens com
pnss ali sizes and delivered n hne order free
from dust &c By way Of their Railroad Great Bend on the
YO ard Erie Railroad snd thence all parts Of the
State rssehed BY the broad gauge roads -
Special viii be- made with parties wisns TO par'
chase large quantities for ufaenns purposes o. oI se
Orders sy te addressed 20 Mr. J. ALBRIGHT. General
Coal gent Scranton Pa OF 70 GnderxDed 81 the See
Of the Company No 20 Wsllst. New 10rk .
GEORGE d. PHELPS, President.
WILLIAM z. WAREEs, Treasurer
iorh Sent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Professional Notltee.

A Carl. .-DENTAL OPERATIONS with
N sknl p T. supplies nature ana ChildeBs Teeth
regulated by T. r. BENNY No. l0 fth av, near llhs,.
I G. AMBLER, NJ. D., DENTIST, No. 81
- wsshsg sgton-paee tsdjoinng the ~ Y. Universityl
having returned TO the city will be pleased TO his friends
ususL
TT s. Observation-Disclosures totrsyeers,
" . Issued BY J. B. MONIES Notary Pablie No. u War
repst Broadway. EatuTal1ed citizens must proeo
their certificate.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
paints, Ylase, &r.


ZINC PAINT.-The undersined, AGENTS for
II the .sle Of WHITE OXYDE OF ZINC. manufactured
by the Lebigh Zinc CO. prepared
cSiye orders fof the same would invite the particular
tton OF the trade 70 evident superiority Others sf
and ss most successful cOpeton With
the best Of foreiEp.
Dealers can with confidence depend upon always obtaining
.py dsred supply Of the Paint which will be found
mend purity. sst body aud uniform whitenes Prees
and terms arranged on the most liberal footing
JAMES T. LEWIS Il Co.. no a Water ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
il ASH a,v.r,d from yards--Hut ss q, Stove Ess or
Funsce 81 y tun. Les from bostA JACOB WEEKS,
NOs SIS Bovery snd al Greene ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
RUSSELL " wEsrcolT, Aucti'neer.
A UCTION SALE of FIRST-CLASS FURI.

III TUNEER and UtNEKAL AUEN T.
"A LFWIS ZlM Alexandra. La having been duly cousti-
tuted PUBLIC AUCrlONEER for the Parish Il Raptes
tender. his such the public gene ally He viii
he sae suc;On znd BY private ae GsGera
Aren't OF all kinds merchandise and elects whsteyer
book itufe dry goods lctuTes psteu; articles &c
that may Be intrusted tohm.
Al crdsrs will b. strictly attended TO- aud ponpt returns
msde Letters (postpsdl eqiesne information respecting
the prospect OF selling knd Of articles viii be cantdy
r,d AGdre L. ZtM AsSsndrs, Parish Of Rapdes la.
REFEsENcEs-Nessrs Hsgh Lynch 4 Co.. s w Henarie
Fs1 j. McCcssey Esq Col. T. }. Wells, Hon. A. Byuum
Judse h. 3oycs AexaDdia La NJ Colhoun. Esq Rspdes
La n Tsylor Esd AV0yelles, La Hon Smith, Juige
Campb,l SstchIoches. La Hon J. p Benjamin, Mande-
vile & Linton Col j. w. BTeedloye, Speske McCreary,
New. Orleans La.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

4 U C T 1 o N $ A l Z
A VALUABLE PROPERTY
HARLEM siyBR.
TUESDAY, sd WEDNESDAY,
stfTEuEsE 10 40 .,
Az II oeoe,.
OK THE GRoUH
Al WILSON,
WI ..s a. aso.. sS',SS1 as Sie.ai rrvse,.y t.osp
cRomwEIpL T. F4Rh"
EIisIsLY LOCATED
PRIVATE sErDEycEs,
-1,..eu,,..r. Of. Me fraun the Harlem Bridge
oFFosITE MccoNa's sASM,
.ooo FEET OK a' THE If HksLEM RIVER AND
CROMWELL CREEK
Tb.PRoPERTY h.s been I'D out a VILLA SITES. vary
szs fVm 70 acres, with sFeeA yeE . meet tas
bu e plot than be obtained vi ordinarily ,d
cat and who b. protected o those objections which
every city and village where tie property .od uncoa
ditcnsv IN order Es village 81, pleasant and
sAbe place fer private ssidsaces the property al re
sIiei.d neat class Of dweass .nd sssn qSienSs o.
every Kind AID add 10 the beauy and make WEST AOh
RIsANIA more ,hAn suburban Asss aslAy sre
portion Of "a been aid out upon tae 4An OF Lsniscape
Gsden Plan with and Turning and winding 20
Of ,..e f more BEAUTIFUL h-re toe and i rolling
than the ordinary plan running them a, rsht spgles
,,ds ,ols 10 highly rrspecsbs and hand
improved evidently showing the beneficial results OF
Person. resdns IN this place pass and from the City Hall
in one hsur either by the railroad pv,e eonvysnce at
th .se time enjoying al the cOnfors pleasures and hspp
res Of rur hfe combined with the ADVANTAGE. OF city brs
nes The hsanc Of the property O1 red fore sale being
srge porcu OF covered with young Thrifty eesrs and
vsy other shrubber and having water front,
IL ard convenience OF 70 n city being
or seraIsd By the desirable ao Privae resi-
denccs thar sny yet offered 70 the pu1ic-
Peiscus sng purchase besutiful Building Sites az
cdersi price 10 convenient pleasant ard healthy locafon,
where the ample grounds beanty and -mbesh
with .hrubbey fruits and flowers accordance With their
invited 70 ths delightful
before locating eisewhers. - - - -
TITLE IhbISPUTABLE AND TERMS VERY FAVOR
ABLE. . ~
For further particulars apply 70 McGRAW g. ALIEN
DORPH No +55 Broadway, al the Land Ofce, NORRIS
ANA orrose the Depot person will be in Atten
dance on arrival the 20 accompany parties the
ground, and give al reeesssry lnfornaion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
me of STAGES for SALE--The GRAHAM

- A. ENUE LINZ or STAGES, NiLLIAMSbURGh,
L. l. ruunu ol fecksIp Ffy through Graham TO
BushW k line if consst,o snd horses With hsr-
eiso hre-prlot stable with accOnmOda
tions horses This viii sfod opportunity for
bsfsc business For particulars anpy - NJ ~
HrusfQust New Al he Wfiamsbursh.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
IO IRON MERCH ANTS or MANUFAC-
mo SHEET-METAL WORKERS-NOTTCE

II 'V SHE 7 VT. 7 NJ " NUNNLh0--INDI II u
One of the -Ahe snd 1-fu patents that h4s been
Frartsd within the let ten y-es been awarded WM
WEBSTER Of holsania y y 0etres pat-nt d,Iei March
q 1854 for Dovel and Invaluable MACHINE or mising
ron 5ote l8 oO0 feet of any kndD SHEET-MErAL
TUBING Per DAY This machine = being exhibited be-
w he toars of A. VI. and M 10 No a. ~ 70.
u asi SewYork Civ where Ell Interested solicited
20 csi Towns Ctss Counties A1i Rights for sale
Al communications po Pstl promptly replied 20 10 their
orier. WILLIAM WEBSTER,
CHARLES MILLER
. -...n " Ar.I ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
ESTABLISuMENT for SALE.

~ The Materials, G0l5 VIII &c. OfA HEWsP APER
EsTABLISHAENT oca'd in OF the Oldest counties OF
hi. Ssie ard in village of 900 inhabitants j. offered fos
advanfageCus n the dseh of e
proprietor The Ieper hiss been esbned twelve years and
fas good circulation and vide i1hleucs, with Au eI
Advertising ard Job Work palrlEsEs Pr further
t.uIe-s call on NJ JOHN BALDWIN No li3 Fulton
N.u.Y~-k. rdr. A O. NeyV burrh auge 70 Y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

THE CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND IN
i LAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE COMPANY, cor
ueT Of iam and 6eayerss Capital $h0OIO all paid IN
csh end securely yssted Ia bond snd mortgages real
In EewYoIk and Brooklyn which With an sceumn'
lated this Com good and safe nsutoo
for in,grsIs JOSEPH KETCHUA, President.
JosEPH WLLETs, Viee.President.
n WkDsoE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
EOR SALE.-A new aud beautiful STEAM

i and profitable BUSINESS; has been in the present
fuiy for the last y yea-conducted the cash
prnepe and BY the lime the worked sp he cssh 1.
hano buy with. Tue owner will spend nes four
weeks perfect Turoheer sLi give bin insus how
the article aud carry the busuess lteas he in
cressed sny -ioe cssh required. Satisfactory
IessoBs fo seg ont ForpscuSs inquire al No l5i West
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
WM. WITrERs, Agct0GeeL
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIrURE.-TlilS DAY,

a. 10 O'Clock No lsT Cana avery large assortment
~ Hsusebod funtur, 4 Description having been but
short in eeFant Tapestry and other Csroers OH
Cloth; tog thsr with Paor ChsmbeS and Kitchen Farnare
Co king Stoves.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
Deatb.

DIED AT lBEkv'LLE, on the 9th ulto.. Doctor
THEODORE LEBLANC, son of the late Simon
Leblanc, at the age of "a years. Scarcely has
the tomb closed on the venerate1 remains Of Simon
LeBiance, scarcely has the death speaking din of
the funeral bell died ON ears which drank in its
tones with unspeakable grief: for it announced the
loss Of beloved father, than the tomb must again
open to receive the corpse of the son, and the
bell renew its mournful tolling, its mournfml tale
ofdeath and sorrow. Dead! We can scarcely be-
lieve! So young. So good, SO beloved! For many
years had the unfortunate young man studied, far
from home, to qualify himself for one Of the no.
blest professions that man can embrace; he pro-
secuted his studies with ardor, needing not the
canker which was secretly undermining the frail
fabric Of his existence; listening only tothe prompt
ings of a benevolent heart which led him to
minister to the sufferings of his fellow creatures,
unmoved by the knowledge that the conscientious
student and practitioner is but too often a victim
of his dangerous pursuits, a martyr in the holy
cause of humanity! At length he returned to the
bosom of his family, triumphant and successful
Bereaved mother! the joy at beholding thy son,
and his happiness at returning near you, were as
short as they had been sweet! o vanity Of hui
man science! the young physician who was to
battle with death in its worst forms, and snatch
the sick man from the jaws of the grim monster
fell himself helpless, unable to arrest the hand Of
fate!
Requiescat in pace.-Bee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
GleaS0n,S Pictorial.

A peculiar and rare feature of this splendid pa
per is, that each number is as well printed as any
that have preceded it, which is of the very best
standard The issue of the 25th ult. has just been
received. Its illustrations are-"Illustration for
Washington's Birthday" Representation of the
Ice Boat, Philadelphia" "Gov. Johnson of Virgil
MIA" "Mayor Westervelt of New York." "Japa-
nese arms-scimiters, &c., Weights and Mea-
sures of JAPAN" "View of Semoneski, JAPAN"
"Court Dresses of Japan,'' "Cloth Mill-Rural
Scenery in Japan" "Portrait of the Marquis de
Lafayette" and several others. Its Tales, &c,
are as interesting and well written as usual.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11

1st. That violation of law and disturbing the
public peace, are criminal or otherwise as circum-
stances may decree.
Cd. That satisfaction from the court, for assault
and battery, here as elsewhere in the South, is
condemned by public opinion if it is not by the
Court itself-and that the only satisfaction to be
obtained in all such cases, is by the use of the
knife or the revolver, should physical force not be
deemed requisite; too nany precedents establish
the fact that the Courts uphold this procedure, to
make any doubt upon the matter.
Sd. That the full benefit to the public should
be Fad, which was anticipated by the introduction
of GraI.d Juries, it is settled in our mind that an
entire new system should be instituted-the pre-
sent system being full Of evils and absurlities.-
Grand Jurors, in our opinion, should be selected,
not by lottery, but in some way as to have that
body composed Of the most upright and intelligent
men Of a parish Or county-that their foreman
should be chosen by themselves-and that after
the District Attorney had laid before the jury the
papers of all cases which may have come into his
possession, he should then make his exit.
We trust that the above remarks, hastily made,
and not expressing sufficiently clear what we in
tended to express, will be the means nevertheless
of giving an impulse towards awakening the pub
lie mind on a subject vitality important in its bear
ing upon personal security and public tranquility.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11

utter disregard which she has exhibited in the
difficulties which have arisen between her and
Turkey, far the peace of Europe.
Finale to the Gardner Case-Gardner's
Death.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The jury in the Gard
ner case brought in a verdict of guilty, with a sem
tence of imprisonment for ten years in the Peni.
tertiary, A stay of the sentence was granted, up
on application of counsel, and in the meantime
Gardner took poison, from the effect of which he
died this evening.
Congressional Printer.
A. o. P. Nicholson has been elected printer to
the Senate in place of Gen. Armstrong, deceased.
Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-There is eight feet Wa
ter in the channel over the falls to-day, and the
river is rising.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11

The telegraph has brought the intelligence that
the Senate of the United States, after an exciting
session, on the Sd instant, ordered the Nebraska
bill to be engrossed, which may be considered
equivalent to its final passage. The vote, on the
motion to engross, is reported as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Badger,
Benjamin, Brodhead, Brown, Butler, Clay. Daw-
son, Dixon, Dodge, of Iowa, Douglas, Evans,
Fitzpatrick, Gwin, Mason, Morton, Morris, Pc.
tit, Pratt, Sebastian, Shields, Slidell, Stuart and
Williams.
Nays--Messrs. Chase, Dodge, of Wisconsin,
Fessenden, Fish, Foot, Hamlin, James, Seward,
Smith, Summer, Wade and Walker.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
Lake Providence Herald.

Wetake pleasure in placing upon our exchange
list the above paper, lately established at Lake
Providence, La, by BARD & DoBBs, and edited
by the former, a gentleman well and favorably
known in this place. The Herald has raised the
banner of Observation-Disclosures in politics
as in all other matters-and presents for the pat
ronage of the public. a large, handsome sheet,
with varied and judicious selections to suit the
tastes Of all descriptions of minds, and its edito-
rial columns evidencing industry and ability
We wish it that success which all these features
so eminently entitle it to receive.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
The Grand Jury.

This body found but two bills of indictment al
the term of the Sixth District Court which ad.
journed on Tuesday last, and both for assault and
battery. The first plead guilty, and was fined on
dollar and costs. The second did not come up fol
trial; we shall be particular in noticing the deci'
sion, however, when it does come up, and see il
the old adage will be carried out, that "sauce fol
the goose is sauce for the ganderw
There was no bill found against Martin, in Jail
for the stabbing and killing of John O;Brien, on
Crosse Tete, consequently he was released.
The Parish Jail was as usual condemned by the
Grand Jury, as being too small and not sufficiently
ventilated.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
Notice to Planters and Merchants,
Barrels! Barrels!! Barrels!!!

TINE UNDERSIGNED, one of the oldest Coop
i ers in the PARISH, having completed his ar
rangements, and having purchased a large stock
Of Materials, is now prepared to furnish Planters,
Merchants and others, with as good an article Of
MOLASSES BARRELS and half do, as can be
Manufactured. None but old and experienced
workmen employed, and none but the best mate
rials used. He will also manufacture SUGAR
HOGSHE.ADS for all who leave their orders in
time. His old friends and customers will please
give him call. His work having heretofore Civ
en- satisfaction to his patrons; he will use his best
endeavors to please all who call upon him. His
shop is located between vilier and Greaud SITS,
fronting the Bayou.
Rgsrenos:-f. N. BisssAAfiHset Austin & Co.,
Plaquemine, La; or at bib shop. where he is rea-
dy at any moment to execute any orders with
promptness and dispatch.
sep24 J. FREDERICK BAG6E,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11

TTWe overheard a queer thing from a little
fellew, about six years Of age, a short time ago.
The subject Of wedding cake had been intro
duced in the course of conversation, in which
the father was taking a part.
sFather," said the little fellow, after having
apparently reflected intently on something. i
shant send you any of my wedding cake when
l get married"
sWhy notr!' was the inquiry.
aBecause." answered the young hopeful,
"you didn't send me any Of yours!."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-11
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOAr.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Mrs. L. G. Haase.

MRS. HAASE respectfully informs her friend.
and the public in general, that, intending to fiji
her permanent residence in P~iaquemine, Iber.
ville) she has taken the resolution of devotine
herself to the education of young Ladies.
Mrs. HAAsE hopes to continue to win the es-
teem and entire confidence of the respectable fam.
lies which have patronized her heretofore, in be.
slowing upon her pupils all the principles Of solid
education and genteel department.
As Religion is the basis of good education, Mrs.
HAAsE will, as she has always done before, give
a peculiar care to the teaching of it. T
Her teaching will embrace the following bran.
ches:
LIST: The Reading of both French and English
Languages.
I'd. The Grammar in both Languages.
Sd. Arithmetic, Geography. e'zs
4th. History in general, Literature, &c.
5th. Fancy and simple Needle Work.
LIBERAL ARTS:
LIST. Drawing and Music.
.s Day Scholars:
iERNs-For Beginners, So per month
Students of all specialities, 81 do.
SOS, Boarders:
TERMs-Board and Tuition, s144 per annum.
Washing, Books, Paper, etc, extra charge
Liberal Arts on the same terms. mil I'm