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fine Arts.

LARGE INVOICE of the most beautiful En-
~ CRAVINGS, sfsT Laudseer H-riing Tarnrr laroche
N,n.t suo Import and selected by w S'iAUS
private sale the American AUuou No ji Broad
The coecn by f,r the plste snt atsr- ting
brGl bee the sbe Exhibition Tee Open day sad evening
l. IN L A II IS
Il WILLIAMS STEVEss & WILLIAMS,
Publ .rers and Prin-sl~s No ISL Broadway
great ttitcou being able The f tine
the grstuiors tXh hiJu from TUESDAY Feb p
ill SATURDAY March "a pabc OF
important cravings thereon the following chef esIv
ther urtisfs;
A GLIMfsE AT An ENGLisH HOMESTEAD BY J y.
Herring Eq Enusved by George Patterson El ia the iEhs
Il re1zotiDl as Landseer Retarn rom
Hswkirgn --
CHRlsT TEACHING HUMILITY Br Robert Scott Lander
Berg engraved by w. D4yey. o. the aad
IN similar style.
C.IGs II admission vii be Issued A. their de.k
PUBLICATION.
Prips on pan paper
Proofs India 20
PIoos before iettsrs Inda paper.............. 80
AItiS iIoof On ludis paper. ............. ~
libc RAJ Discount sllcs on orders from the trade
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An American only k God and always faces his enemy"
DEAD THIS MO RNIN c.
HI An American Romance Of uneqnaled Interest called
WILL CRICTENDEN;
Or,
The LONE STAB CUBA
ByE J. II miiboe Esq
This tale founded which fresh Ia the
be read eOron The nation, -il Cock
reussl rich and banquet II is record Of tbs
the chivsrous her thai
his ssod TO aid suffering people The narrative be sdy
inferred hom tile . s,rring In
description and written with ee and beauty worthy the f.ms
ofhe noble youth whose pes AMI gallant achieve
L SO chWmir ely portrsys.
Price q cents Forsle by all booksellers.
sTRINGER K TOWNSEND Publishers.
No 2z2 Broais,y under the Mann
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1854.

MOTHER THOUSAND Of the HISTORY OF
Davis r.-6v delivery SsTork .ad sahls5s Agents a.
III iLg IA u.ecisieif uI odd arnf sple emn meat
RI YOUNG, Plb SCR No ~ Fii'on'r'
NEW BOOK ard PUBLISHING HOUSE in
~ SEWYoKK-
PUBL AND BOOKSELLER
Nc 8 Pa o1c
TIE rrderned ft many b1snes 81 an, IA
TIE Dery Miller bG esfshs1ei himself
shove and IL Eaen TO LIE will Keep fall s9p Of he Pa'-
Nsi-rs -
PTILTTPs SAMPSON Co
MILLER ORION 4 MULLIGkN. tate Derby Mler)
tn6 ALDEN. BEARDsLEY Co.
CorsAst.y o. hand and 'or a, thsr lowest prices.
oTSen from the r.as resPsof al .o.ieied
c DERBY No. PArk-plses
Directly L.nport biakenAn x LzSD
ANDLORD's AGREEMENTS and HOUSE
H BILLS Asesia-ut plain form Agetn-nt 70 let or
6eIef AsresuIt sor the for the Crcton
ter. Agreement psy 9th Frs clause; Arse
with Norsge csgss '0r 0f Folio Leases ss
the clause Of srec Covenant for RsneS 90
Cor Ccp0sou hortsass Deeds and bOn0s Of the various nes
The Blanks nisd supnr paper aud ruled o. te
HoEse ba A. crptlsn TIE trade ss1eu
NEEhed y GkOkot SSLh Law raol-aef
TOR V. b PALMER views of the Principle aud
ira Oreralian Aasesihs sea be ttis dsEia $40
lrOref ~ rrnH fcio y sane IA-
Nsural sy lao the AiseFsioa AEsnfs rubsne
V1TANTED-s To the ROCK OF PURE
w GOLD yccins md Of $20too through its profit
,-ferfeu RI ~ $500 Ionnbu'ors Of 80
for 4 cir az e. y dOzsn ,a
&C on IIice fr th - monnly nun5 containing ohss
clesfinr ucir For TsrtcuAr Information read il
cover Ac55ss oiers Ios;rtd 10 Mis- A WILCOX Es
ard Pub. No - Igitoust, y 7.
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Go Wbom it man Concern.

A YOUNG LADY wishing to finish her education,
would III. to receive AID from some one able nd wiling A.
ZION care OF ' b Palmer Tribune uduss, New.Yorh
4 RTESIAN WELLS and BORlNG-R. MOORE,
Essn., y BoHPs has sPpa.S' 80 c'H,, ,'
po.t.r PAID Georse't New Brunswick, ~
If ANYBODY is in possession of a secret by which
be car rse ferte9s why dost he DO T. nssa Si rySs
MRS CHARLOTTE HULL--Who, in December,
IVA 1851 WIS living in CLriooheIst Y,
BY strsirs her sodr. ito 7 R C, Tribune ohioe
NO HUMBUG-Buta beautiful business for either
.ens instruction. By which can ess be n.ds TON per
Pr.Ors spend ooe or two hours dur9s the d or
ISAAC NEWTON Broadway pO:toaee, Nsw.Y6rs-
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the late
TN Of so0II wilson Q no vi" 'is' 49,.
No 81 vslIerst-New.YOIk March 1854
DLEASE to TAKE NOTICE - Subscribers to
40 he SCAT sS1 "a,S
BI DOM discontinued collecting Tor the. e',sS5mnt Da'
noiee wiz be siyen ofhi. succ ss1r Fusnst sesfork
DETECTED APPLICATIONS, &C.-The under
IL signed respectfully al notice that he all times prepared
Tor fsr. also 70 eorsstsS snd neHteros es Ia some in.
he wiz undertake etsd rscsVios no
business Of every descieon whether before the Unted
sGes Commoner the Circuit aud United States Supreme
The ufee,rrsd ing pr.ened the Government BY
po,see. rare ,sei. for immediate reference pen.od
Eed. dswp. records as.lsnmens and oher ohs.l os,e,
Pop. wishing sr Information .dves relative Patents
venons al consult he UNDERSIGNED without charge
s &c . IN G' q H. sy us d To- S.s 9;
cure Patent ear b Iraasd Sy lei,s @ yell :. the Ps,y
icily ccndt piial The whole Patents in
the United States small ALFaEP = BsAea
People. Pat ut oaies NJ % Nss.sn e., Ses.Yor
d THE SUBSCRIBER will send to any ad-
DIRE. % ressHs Of 8 ro.' g Pa three recipe; y
for week only Mr. VARrZ Uai0nsqIsrs P0'Eocs MY
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fosI ano found.

fosI ano found.
CAUTION on the ID November last, the
~ follow iug Scrips Wig:
Mercantile Mutusl Insurance Co 1883 Ne LosS s1a.
Mercantile Mutgsl Insurance Co, 1858 No / ISIS. e2f0.
Astsr Mutual Insurance Co 1851 No TsJ ESQ
he public cautioned AGAINST nsoaans them the
has spilled for reissue OF the Scrip.
e. SlA REWARD.-The subscriber offers the
&cOO shove rswsrs for the rrcpsery OF the following
from ks No I62 SdAv Friday sitht 70 b
rls Block boeadcS rsi 0sd and plin coersd silks; =. k
NeVsu bsek lace Walls broehe sii Canton CrsDs sh,s
broertd to Under Chem ettes black sad cSl0ct
ii sk fockoG Hsrdkehf Gents Undershirts sad
Drawers. &c.
Tie shove rswsd viii be paid for the Of the sool
GuoubtLs 10 shout % Gee JAMES OUtDLEf
Nos l5) aud l6l 5d-sv.
COX REWARD will be paid for the recovery Of
" 81 the body Of JOHN rFRRY. Jr- dro~ud FEB 81 be-
hro Por and the STEPPING stones Deceased about
Of neGu hight build DR. SGD in -dannsl
uresr M and drawers cheek shirt pa dsrk vest aud over
Re let Mr. WELLSS City Island,
or JOHN TERRY. Sen No 81 Mangn st, Nes-YorS
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6ouses to fet.

A PAYMENTS to LET and FURNITURE new
N SALE lsao ApsrtmeDs consist Of psror ssrss Be-
or .sSl... Sc Bon No is TriSaa. Once.
A PART Of a HOUSE to LET.-The lower part
. front bsss@ent two bedrooms 10 he .i,e privilege
wh Coton water and other e'nvensness inqaifs OF
KNOX No l2 FutonG
BROADWAY let or lease, two large and Ella
ID rsnt show stores second story also 0fcessn
Rooms large ans anal. at ~ Bro.dy two door ssisx sso'1
..y &c hSGa vel pn VIII ' or. saa
Broad s.y %, Of % the premises. room Ne, II.
COTTAGE at RYE NECK to LET or for SALE
VA Gothic Cottage with about Of lana dosted 90
nj s'd ~! s.s
go ..s from The s:f'sd Depot Inquire Of s.
COUNTRY HOUSE to LET--Containing Is rooms,
" with GOOD barn and Of land With si and shsds tree:
cue hoa s rom Wal b. plank Or railroad Tenant
to purchase furniture which good AdArs q,
ofee Of this psper. -------
L'ARM to RENT-A choice Farm Of IS acres neef
Fuhns L. l. win b. rented good ss.ns % ,:ss,a.Sk
It excellent condition for issns ns era s.ssss's
.isH a0's' JAs0y isrcHAaDs No. =, Front.
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-A three-story and
+ se Hev,e eeppIsey furnished With this modern improve
ss ss u WITH CO ss ~ Z.
uOUsE to LET-No Doyer-st, 6rst from
II R.alaqa.s R.n. SEE ne aos~ ..s 20 10 sss;.
81 s' s aRgy -. No .sa % E. ne
HOUSES, RENTS, &c-The advertiser can give
Of his capacity ard integrity and re oShes
several house, "A his rss GOT sy oecupsed -
resss;ios Azores PRICE ofv Palmer A1"nAs As'A'
this Office. wbseh shah receive prompt sftenaoe-
ARGE ROOM to LET-Soitabie for relgioas GER IS
x,,s "a s,rd.y w = ct over buBt~d RsmoS shsS
vel ishisd .n warmed Csn time sDoO"~
No SO Broadway, opposite itsst O.
I OFFS to LET.-Tbe Lofts Of msrble-hons store,
l. :. | e 81, = 2 ssy re ssI tas.
saistIe vi eessis Shoe Essd~ss q rEiOWS Co
Arply on the tremigs 70 sAAe", 80 -
noOMs 10 LET-wifh Steam Power. 1890, well
rs,.S - n. conner Grssnvteh end bsaebS, exReY
Hshs necksncs psfpssa Ahs ssisf fcouo 70
Gree1wtrbSt
D00Ns and POWER to LET.-weI llshsed RSens
II 40 sssu-powsr let b lxos new bui6loG Osisa
s.ss. Wss) Of New ~ zssx !sa.t.s - 800
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60 farmers ano Others.
DURE BRED SUFFOLK sWINE-Of all ages,
l. and Fancy Fowls For ssl- constantly by
GEO KlrrREDGE, No. III West 18Th st. " 4
CPLENDID BRAHMA POOTRA, CHITTA-
~ GONG and GRAY sHANGH Al FOWLS. warranted pure
breed ORDER sale per pair so ALFRED T. BEACH,
No e6 Nassau
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vi sALE-Enown the Mercer WORKS s'aated % the ban
OF Delaware River Trenton New Jersey eonpnAas three
story brick Machine shop, a. BY - eet
ope-story snck Fittin Cup Shop - ~ 100 feet
Foundry By 10 seet win Cors oysn and
Chsygins HoCse
Affame smith shop. " By Is feet.
Arvo-tory Frame Building % b. 100 feet
Stable OF 9feient capacity Tor three ncrres
AFrare BUILDING for an OF ce
Al IoeaSed on F.rst SIS Des
River and FaS kaytnf wheel Piled With 10
en rhe water under foot be al and II feet I'LL per-
peusl Delaware Falls Water Po
bcdrss Gr1aea within mile Of rsrosds
canals ard strsu boat landing
six passenger Philadelphia r.s a. dcly,
ave leave SevYos s. miles OF daily
passenger leave hy Beyder- and Des~rs Rad for he
D.awae Valley Steamboat for phAiephs f1faf tss
TIE fses stsinia coal and iron from Penn
syv.ris and tire ehespnes Of eosncaon with thstwo g.
markets. alluded endr this Of the oest icsoss ~
Who be droas OF sne.znz the ounaJ asn ny
chice busilsa =
The buildings calculated for exensty. a.oaiso,y Of
esSfins BE- sppooprssd any And
Of ufa1 "a RAG where water power 70 reqaifnd
Possession OF the property vii be gwen nness< j. se'1'a
vANcLEyE, EKEAs DRIPPsh Co
II. rb.ereer, are ready ~th Railroad ComPza
for Lono.yes Pssepse end b.ssss Cans frse he h<yins
Sr rrs The pss: summer erected entirely new works
ITO CANDLE-MAKERS.-fo sale, the Tools and
Futures Candle Maautctory eos<nns every
1ius 81 Tor skins the West ind4
sgaets the oily trade Ther- general s.sorneat
81 oSs from together with
rsrs tsov presses IN good order hsvns been
IN use bot time There yeaxS lssss Of fhs baidins
snexpA and be renewed ftvessbs farms
Fer sae !sv. ApPJ 70 MORRIS xILLsA NJ. ~ "sasss
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Chantes for Business Glen.

Chantes tor Business 1tteU.
A NEW PATENT-HOSEA o. ELMERs Jointed
IA Be9lae Saw GUNNER r iibs and cumming saw Mis- iat
Circular fthe vast amount
money be made these Machines they will hanred
fy per bis prepared 10 sell Rights
for Couniss or states, and the F.rms Ho.e Nos
245 and "a Washington New York ABEL BLAkESLEE
General Assns for the United States
A VALUABLE PATENTED INVENTION for
SALE ExcaANoE.e eh.1s; T b 10 ,a !, s to
A RARE CHANCE.-The Stock, Fixtures, Good
n will OF old established Boot and shoe Store
offered for sale at bargain the owner has other business o.,
the city This chance for person 70 60 into sae oa
the been established Tor nnmoe OF yBA eno
doing ft essh business Inquire No 2i3 besekf
A STORE in BROADWAY to LET.-A Thread and
"A Needle Comb and Fancy Store Also the stock and business
Inquire 4s Bosd~sy The LADY reriag In eons
ounce Of III hssh STOCK business and fixtures for @o cisn
This an chance not often met with
Tor SALE-The Hide and Fat House No. 229
Elz.bshs Also the Hide and Pa' House 5Sthst 100 feet
wet Of sth-av and Melting House for rsOw sfh This
Leased property with Pan. and Pumps and all hKtures seoapns
thereto Lssse Of Hide and Ft House ou ,v near <N
Also Hide HOUSE fixtures for ssl1 a. tn sod % Az
Hsrneu Scales and Beams We<hts &c
Apply WILLIAM SMITH Jr 40 70 Ezsbeths. In qads-
tion for Smith Honsly
Tor SALE-The Lease Of the Store No 63i Broad
day Of May for three yeirs together
Ii the seeds Fixtures Gresnh9u.e psan conn Geo S u
Green and Hot houses AZ Harlem On the .htv
I6h icing sfths collections 10 tue OnHo oth
houses add wishing stock ID IN
will opportunity 10 do 80 that never ecu na
The Lse OF the Of Plants seeds kc offered
present respectable seedsnsa sr Ens
I he will be let for ether purpose ana the wee
the take the Harlem Can to izh where
they eouvey,nees ready them tbs p.s
III health the only which induces the REIN
s ~ sesSsmsn and Foria, No ga Bro.d-,y.
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Boar0 an0 Roome.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS. -Gentlemen win Do
II well to remember hsy have excellent Lodssn shas
nSen' e. 2 sen: per night corner Of Frankfort and "A'~ '
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Broadway cor Frank
SswY0 no" c sr a. rsR s,oSs 81 ne
'WM HEMINGWAY superintendent,
MERCHANTS or FAMILIES visiting London
E have Apartments Suites Of looms In the best styles
sstc ct moderate Mss %nss siS
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA-The Revere House
,hs s,s most siTy cad eon%Ssos: as ~
ri. end InspceSts. Psaces Se o.hed sepp Of cons
S. s p,c ard Tson TSssS csrs Wits Ii. 70
'f''' the landing of passengers 's Mr. s' fsFMosp prop
A FAMILY living in a most desirable location up
"A town vbhesto meet with responsible fny who w2at ~.
gwen nd reqorsd 1de1S. day. II,
Box No i62 Tribune Otce. -
A FRONT PARLOR and BEDROOM On tho
Hosrd Gentleman and his Wife si.h Board The 700 Y arg
No lssthw:
DOARD.--A small family, about taking house fof
. a r.. Of s md soos
ho,e who would be wilIs 70 pay osrs, price Aaa,..
may be had.
ROARD-one Room, suitable for one or two Gen.
~ temen also 'iee may be obtained a. No swest
lhh+t References exchanged -
BOARD may be had at No. 40 Greenwich-ay., with
40 mont paO and bedroom ADJOINING on ta % oOr sad P.p,es
BOARD One front square Parlor, suitable for
- Gee.man and Wife furnished; lao few Single 0eatensa
cen be accommodated at No. s. East Broadway.
DOARD.-To Let with Board, the Front Room,
- eosd story Of No l3ABeeeksr~t bedroom attached and
lane pantry The lighted with and there bath 10
the House Several smaller rooms to let
DOARDING.-Two large Chambers and Bedroom
- hor with bath and ell modern conyenienees with Board
ing At No. 25l lcthst.
BOARD WANTED-For u Gentleman and Vito.
Room and Bedroom large either In boarding
house respectable family Address with terms A. y, Uaioa-
sqsare Posf-ofice.
BOARD WANTED-A Gentleman, Wife and little
ID Daughter desire Board IN private family o'her BovdeD
4h and and "a stb Price not seoys
tG to per week Baths and Addres PRIVATE o. this
Office.
BOARD WANTED In pleasant location between
ID an Ttbrs I'd and 6tsys for gentlemsn wife child
nurse would and bedroom siaas on eoor,
furnished Any sentse private family boarding house where
there other bosider having TIE shove accommodations.
nay address tor 3,i69 Posr-Ohee.
FAMILIES or Single Gentlemen wishing TO make
Board be accommodated With psrloss bed
roc ms frs, clss houss Apply ct No. Lssoj place,
Blseeksrst, rear broadway.
FURNISHED ROOMS-In q Private House, two
boets Metropolitan Hotel ct No liz grsone1, nss
Prince back Paor furnished Bedroom with or wout IN
front PsTlor. o. each without board.
IF a NEAT QUIET GENTLEMAN and WIFI
would Tx. home 10 house pleasantly loo tod with smN
family they learn Of desirable zee by addressing Boz Noi
Brooklyn Post 0hce, South and Montague Ferries
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-. ..,,yosSi. OREGON, sSD rHs SANDWICH ISLANDS.
49, OF Of sseh Nal besner for Apn1al
100 aer .aopm angle cop'es cents
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II sil Drug In thriving vilAse 10
with good prompt rayisg practice .erh ~
wear Fer ysrtcula and erns address, si0tAN
Tribune Office, or II - mail . = z VLhS
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supoPfss CIR & q l. a T IOf,
8 s.,.,ture Of each Mail steamer for Liverpool
.r son.ose .s.sse inolcsed single eoviess cents
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER for SALE.--Five hours
w railroad NexSork For fgl description copy
Of rspeE, apply TO MeDoNALps Agency, No los Nsssaa
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ITO PRINTERS.-The subscriber Is desirous OF

tprs partner 10 th. JOB Printing business Sene
reed apply uuless they have capital OF foa $50 % sS
objection connecting himself with the hass
alrtdy essbshd satisfactory srrs5genants eosd Do made
ADDRESS HALSrEAD Tribune Ohee Immediately stating wnero
interview may be bad.
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No about 10 give no hni
mo CONFFCTIONERS aud JUJUBE PASTE
1To PHYsICIANS.-For SALE, the stock, hstarc.

IL MANtFAX rURERS-tCr sale, q nsHSlSf1ias ea-
~ NJ DE aNcvs PURPOSES With Apparatus 10 eompes or
der rrauire o. ERhNCiS BLANCHET No 40 shav before
A 4
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.EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
r,tE NETWORK TBisUNl

,ubnshes every TUESDAY and fktoAs es ,vrs,.-tP
,ppEn TNo copies for - 1--WE "' "ii -
efpte . Inc toy sseh insertion
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-04
Plantation Supplies.

WE would invite Planters to give us a call
w before making their purchases, and inspect
our stock of Plantation Goods, as we believe we
can offer superior inducements TO purchasers o.
goods in that line. Below we annex a list of a
few articles to which we invite attention:
Negro Clothing, consisting of ready made Jack.
cts, Pants. &c.
Russell Brogans, the best that are made.
Wool and Glazed Hats.
Blankets, superior grey, white, navy and gran
nier.
Linseys, white and grey, from II to % cts.
Kerseys, heavy twilled white and grey.
Striped Linseys, for women's field dresses.
Cane knives, Sugar ladies' and swimmers.
Sugar hodss lannps, Cart harness, &c.
Oils-Winter bleached whale, Lard and Va
chinery; all of which is for sale by
sep23 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-04
Etat de "a Loaisiane-Paroisse GDerriHe.
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre on decret a moi address.
IL se par rHon. Cour du Sixieme District de
PEtat de Ia Louisiana en- ct pour la Paroisse
dIberville, yexposerai en- yente publique au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur
xundi, 10 10 1ovsmbre, 1885,,
4 10 heuses A. NJ, lee prophecies ci-aprss de-
critics appartenant . Ia
Succession de fen Rhoda Rushing, savoir:
Cuu certain moroccan de terre situe dams Ia
Paroisse dIberville, rive droite, GU Quest du
Bayou Crosse Tete, mesurant dix arpents de
face sur nm profondeur de- q~uarante arpents,
borne en- haut par terre appartenent q Emile NJ.
Lefebvre ct en- bas par terre appartenent 4 Mds.
Martins Smith; ensemble les batisses ct amelio.
ntioas qui s'y trouvent ct y superintendent.
Conditions-COMPTANT.
La vente aura lien a Ia maison de Cour de
ID dits Paroisse d'Iberville, dams Ia vile de Pla-
quemine.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Shesif.
Paroisse dIberviIle. le IL Octobre, 1854.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-04

A short time since, a Methodist minister oil
East Hampton, Conn, went in pursuit of his
horse, in an easterly direction, toward the
woods. He found the horse, but lost bis little
boy, a little shaver, only three years old, who
had unobservedly followed him. Upon arriv.
ing home, the child was missed, and it occurred
to the father that he might have followed him
and he went back, but returned late in the
evening, unsuccessful, when the neighbors q.
reused, and with torches went in search also.
Thsy secured the place in every direction, but
with no success, until late at night, one of the
party discovered the little fellow asleep, in .
swamp, up to his knees in mud and mire. his
head resting upon a grass mound that served
as a pillow. The parents were almost frantic
with JOY upon recovering him. II be had 70
manned undiscovered, he would have persisted,
as. when found, he was almost chilled through.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-04
New Goods.

WE have just received a beautiful assortment
w of Fall and Winter Dress Goods, a part OF
which having been purchased at auction in New
York, we are enabled TO offer at unprecedented low
prices.
We add below a lis; of a few styles of goods
with their prices annexed, to which we particular
ly invite the attention of the Ladies.
Prints, best goods and fast colours, from S 10
IL l-2 cts.
Mousline DeLains, plain and printed from ~ l-a
to 80 cts.
Cashmere DeEcose, all wool, brilliant colours
at 81 IL 1-2 cts.
Alapacas, black and figured, from 25 to 50 cts
Ginghams, plain and plaid, =" 10 " 80 cts
Besides a complete assortment of
Printed Cashmere, all wool, DeLaines, Dress
Silks, &c, which we are selling decidedly cheap
sep23 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-04
HoRAYIo D. HEWITT
Successor 70 Tyler and He1ciA,)
80 Camp street, New Orleans.

(Successor 70 Tyler and HeoiA,)
80 Camp street, New Orleans.
Piano Porte and Music Dealer.
TINE subscriber respectfully in-m
j forms his friends, and the musi- T~
cal public in general, that he hasg = =
now on hand, and will always keep the finest as
sortment Of splendid Pianos. of all descriptions, in
the United States, finished in rosewood cases,
both plain and carved. Piano Forte's, from the
celebrated makers, Adam, Stodart Il Co., of New
York: Hallett & Davis, of Boston Pleyel Il Co.
of Paris.
The above instruments, of the most celebrated
makers in the world, containing all the late inn
movements, may be had ofthe subscriber, in eve-
nv style OF case, and Of 6 Ia, 6 l-2, 6 3-4 and 2
octaves. They are also sold at manufacturers
prices.
Sheet music Of all kinds and description, always
on hand, and being constantly received from the
North. by every steamer. Orders from Professors
and Seninaries promptly attended to.
The subscriber has had many years experience
in the music business in the Northern cities as
we'll as New Orleans, and is thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the minutest details ofthe business. His
stock is the best selected that has ever been in the
Southern market, and his facilities are such that
he will always have on hand a fine selected stock
of all kinds OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; and
the latest and most fashionable Music
Also, Mclode ,ns, Sesaphines, Guitars ofthc best makers
Violins, violoncellos, Accordeoas, Flutes, Banjos, Music
Boxes, and Instruments Of all kinds, Guitar, Harp, Violin
violoncello and other Strings; Pegs, Bridges, Reeds, FIR
ger Boards, Bows, Bow Hair, TaiiPieces, kosin, c.Piano
Forte aud other music published, and music received from
oil the northern publishers as coon as psblishod. lib
eral discount made on large orders and to music teachers
As the subscriber imports most OF his gocds, ne can OIL
fer better Inducements TO purchasersfo gise MN q caiIoe-
fore purchasing. at No. 80 Campstreet, Now Orleans, two
doorsfrom Gravier street. -
HORATIO D. HEWITT,
oct1O-1y 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
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Famine Predicted.-The Fort Smith lark. }
Herald learns from a gentleman who lately
visited the Cherokee Nation, that il was cur.
rently reported there, that a child was born
IN the nation somewhere, a few days ago, that
spoke in a very few minutes after its birth,
predicting a famine of three years. This tale
is believed by many in that country, Is the
prospec: this season, thus far, goes to prove
it to be true. for the first year, at least, there
being little or no corn in the country, it hav-
ing been cut off by the drought.