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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
Summer Arrangement,
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VA. d TENN. RAILROAD.
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an and after Monday. April I'd. tbs EsPres. all
" and Passenger Train viii leave Lyuchhsrx d.iis
(excep Sundays att A. ". and ariye Big spr,ax
l04 NJ
Returning; leave Big Spriag st9 as I. VI spi ar
rive ia Lynchbur! at 7. y. NJ.
Stopping each WAY. only al crest, Coo los bours'
Liberty. Oak Mulga. Lisbon. nuiofd's. Boasark'.
Gish's Mil, Big Lick Salem Dya.fs Thomas snd Be-
Spring. THOS. SHARP, Gent Sunt
rnnr2sts
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Ifthe Trains Slapped fof passenger between m,
the point last passed by the Train. and no charge will
he less thnn TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cScopi those
who take the .sars where tickets are mol ,od,
will be charged by tho conductor ten per cent in al
dition to the regular Of iare provided however
that shall be receive less than ten nor NOR
ihan nifty cents from any passenger To any pint on
the road.
Servants will be required have two pas.es one 10
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Con uc
tor which passes, must be explicit nj rnnng the ~ Vi
eee TO trnvol on the Free coorcd persons BE-
required to produce 'hetfree paporsor they will not be
permitted to trnve the cara
Jun l6 L II GILL Cep1 San't
fP All papers adYerisine for this Company will
pesse stop all ady risemcnt. relation 10 Passenger
FAR and inseit the ahnse -nies.
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WM. \. HANNAH

AZ now uPra amt iar .4ls. mnst desirable
.fs-s al Spring 4aarfes Eo,4l.. a. ph.rh -
eess ieake % es he sftrali1a ~ IA. ff5enfs AT the
Fasi' gracra . - sssaft15.r5 esa rfs ana a
- iov prices a. ; q the nsskrs. he Void cali
Particular srtrnf5or To - staek =
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also. ssenapi .is-ck 4 urri.,'ug goods Tor gen
tsr7~r. sfnour n bteh nav - faa
SHIRTS. COLLARS, ERANATS,GL Low &c.
Al 81 b. uesest .tY5=s and beet Buaers VII
eaarr law l. Look nE hs.sufh ~. sgeaA before rat
ehz.ing. ~ ] am determined 10 sell ,hc.P TIE
cheapest mar II T.
ag-Esl-r... III l..crtr en-
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ours, most truly ", Z
THE + EMAlE SN 81 EN-.
LiVel Complaint. Debility
Dissolution.


fEsH hpprtn"rslin here;oore existing under the frn
nnd style ct Brl X Jennings in the prophet arsip
=" the CHhell House, has this day been dissolved 10y
mutual The subscriber has purchased the IN.
tirs interest OF Mr.. Jennings, aud will hereafter be the
sole prol rielur. lie respectfully socits conin
to LIBERAL patronage h has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public ger orally, promising thu
pairs rNpeise sln be SPARED render them com
Portable while they stop with him.
June 7th. 1884 (ts) ROBERT Ii BELL.
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OFFICE Va. \ rENN RAlLRoaD Co. I
Lynchbufg. Sept 20. 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with MIR. Geo q
Curle feel confident that the Picdra Works under
his rsanaerm, nj, will fully MAINTAIN lis reputation II
mixing kaii Road Cars as we'll in any and all IL
branches of mcchnicnl operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Tn1lkish Linen bathing Towels.

FsNiiE excellence ct these towels consists ia i'cir
4 shutpncss, hoXuiity aud powder Of absorption,
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes For
sale by JOHN II. SEAN \ co,
Jun 10 Druggists.
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Nev and Important lnypr'iou.

y Dr. Jas Bolton, of Richmond
THE CdLORIC HOT AIR FURNACE
for 'oarming Churches, Public Buildings or
Pirate Dwellings,.
HAVE one more left of these Furnaces, whic II has
given entire satisfaction wherever used and having
TO leave in few days, wishto dispose oil this one.
Any person wanting to Church, Factory rivae
Dwelling Store or futlte Hail, with smuli fire, can
get bargainh immediate application be made to
JOSEPH fARRAR.
leo o-dts at A. Shippers
= BIS. NO. MACkAREl-On cousig1menr at
Il > low price. WM.A. MILLER on Basin,
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RECON- ENDATIONS
CHIEF ENGIhEERs OFFICE, Va & Tenn. R. r. !

CHIEF ENGIhEER's OFFICE Va q Tenn R. r.
Lynchburg Va, Srptrm or 20, 1888.
TO THE RAH-ROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars Il every hind IL upon Il il road have
heen made al the Piedmont Wo,ks i'll Lynchburg, un
de the direction of Gen'l Nettleton, n Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say that have
strongly and faithfully executed. | cheerully re
commend these works, To companies requiring cars
competent construct and faith uy execute any con
that may br made with the owner OF these worke
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT
Chitf Eng. Va. j. Tenn. r. e.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND On HAND
sDn HHDS y . \ J. H. Sufnf.
~ ~ BIZ. Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbis Loaf Crushed and lu
verified Sugar,
100 hsgs RIO aad Lagum Coffee.
% bag SuJ cfor Did J.yn Coffee,
u hhda Cuba an1 Z. K Molasses,
% bhi.. \ 9 Moascs,
70 tons Bar Iron, assorted,
do Hoop mud Band do,
do. B5,tetd St.el
do Cast and Shenr do.
49, ON n Baron
100 Side Sol. Leather,
IS do Blnrh Upper do.
10 luz. Cat skins,
% Punk Liing do.
10 Sheer Skins,
1900 bales Cotton Yarn.
10 Bales OanahurRs.
30 Boxes Sperm and Adpmaorinc Gandlrs
80 do lluI& SONS l'atcu, do,
Ii do Soap,
10 de- Starch,
3OO veg Nall ; to0nn,,
10 WI Nails
Is bbs ! nnerz' pd.
10 "n- PcruViBn Gnuuo.
200 sacks Sulr.
--iLSO-
Plaid, Blccrhe1 and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen.
bn, BED Cords aud flout ia Lincs WIN low Gins, aud
Putty Coppcas Alur, Maddrr and Indigo Pep cr,
ger au s. i5o Spades Shovcls, Irncr nnd Halle,
CHAINS, Manure md Hwy obs Boots Shne, and Hat.
For sale on largr 1r country Produce an ucromu
dating terms. tlI# 2lts1 JOHN HDLIIhS
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from Lyme hburg

To Lexineton,...--.$ s. . 70 " I'M, sulphur 50 50
Rock. Alum ; so Sweet and Red B 90
Wnrm& Hot Sp'gs-.5 90. i" Dagger's Springs 50
our Pachrt Bonts leave Lynchhmg, for Buchannu
~ duly (Sur days exrePtcd) nj n, aud arrive d
pm Returning cave Buchanan, daily, nt7 m (Sun-
AT NORTH RiYei the Boats will daily linz of
stages for Lexington, Rock, and Bath Alum Warm aud
IlotSmiues Mt Gimcr's Min with the stage fo nut-
Bridge, aud nj Blu hanan with Two linz the White
Sulphur; one blythe Sweet aud tie other by Dagger
Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

tsNllE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specially coll the attention OF the ciizens ID
LYNCH urg and the udoining counrry.t" his large ani
In splendidassortmento OF BOOfS,StOES, -H&6gJ
a CATERS. &c. of his OWN MAKE,
~ an1 which are WARRANTED OF rliE BEST QUAIL
AND uF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishingto have good and dumb,e Boot -
Shoe for the present season. vii do we'll call M"
tt. am determined to piease, both regards qnnIilf
Md price.
Don't forget . cn nj the store three doors above tie
franklin llolel, aud Immediately opposite fhe Czens
Savings Bunk. +. +. GRlMALDI
dec ll-is
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MECHANICAL.
W. coNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoS, d. sErszER,
New Furniture Ware-RO0mS.

New Furniture Ware-RO0mS.
NANT. Waldo RON Co.
NAOuLD respectfully inform their hien s ana 'he
w public generally that they now RECEIVING at
heir Furniture Ware Rooms on MAR ST.. II re" doors
below the Norve House, lhcr stock Of Rose Nood'
Mahogany, Walnut ana other Furniture together VITA
great many articles IN the way Of House keeping thai
ure useful we'll n ornamental have never before
been Introduced to this market All oi which hive been
.eeeed houses North enjoy ing the highest repn
raou for good aud faithful wek.
They lIve also CONNECTED with thtir bshment,u
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged workmen Of skahd eNp'
lience and therefore prepared 10 hn'c made to 81
der, out of good rfia any piece ct furniture tha'
m " be oidered. They would add that -they are Pre-.
pared TO ofrr greatrr Inducements 10 p,rsons wanthg
a Wiling in Tie way Of uRNIfIRE, than his ev'r be-
ore been Offered IN this market. And they hope b, ns
sidaous attention business merit and receive IeaS
n portion of the ublie patronage.
CONANr, WALDRON 4 co.
y We would say Ia our oil i1entr and custom
rr that We continue manufacture. at our old stnnd
On Bridge St NIL kinds ol T.buceo Maulds ani the
.kc aud soiietu continuance OF thrir tavors.
rsrl3ts c.. ". c..
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GAS! GAS. GAS!!

DERSoAS wishing their houses fried Iur bur inc
L Gas will find some strong inducements offered. hy
applying 10 the subscriber hive good worh men md
superior stock of mntcrinl-. A. G. DABNEY.
y Il = All orders Tor firing up fnbucco fnctores
ree.scd within -iN, day. payment will not be required
beior the lst OF June, 1870
inu 7-Jts
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MADICfNES.
Will you Read the Truth ?

A Medicine merit aud great merit.to stan.l
a. the tcst afpuabe opinion. No Of ean
fsisanse worthless sHi'ie as to Keep up good
u4edciHe. II II be mol really
good medicine vii live, be -ome #palsr, aud ex
tent Il, sale year after yoat, IN site Of orpo ton.
The Poal ID readily taa II. virtues. and the of
them pa..e- frou mouth to mouth with npro rapidly
than newspapers can spread il living witness testi.
wing h" mrdi,ine has nado tor him Is of far
service tian any newspaper advertising.
In pfeul of sha say above. refer you 10
HAAPTON'S FEGETBLE TINGTURE, aud its IF.
Tests its praise !. in the mouths Of muludes The
best men III our country give their testimony its
wonderful Among them uams Hon. II.
Cay. Hon. Rich. VI Johnson, Wee President of the
fuucd State. with hundred. of other. Capt Thomas
Csaot-bruther to the celebrated physician of the
Emperor Of tmuce-wa- cur.d by it Of disease of
yeas standing inter the skill OF all the Doctors Of
Europe and America had failed 10 carr.
Truth is MIGHTY
An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.
.IHallsf CIRE bV HAMPIONS TIM IURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
Tn, Rich, the Poor. eUery ohere, bear the same
Testimony.
Raj The tuIlavine Certificate frem Il Indy endorsed
J.
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Cheap New GO0ds---Second Supply.

VIE Ladies are invited 10 call and examine a tres
y lot Of Benges and ShallieS, which, have lust re
'elye@' 10y Express this morning. Also spl, ndjd lot
Of French Works. Sleeves, aud c collars, which will h.. f.
tered vrry cheap Terms cash and one price euh.
a. c LEWIS, Exchar ge Squar.,
may : tsh Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

Lime, Lime. Lime.

DOLElNG CE0EHS-From M to 10,
- warrnnted genuine, a large stock always on hand
at 10 prices. STIGLER. McELDERRY g. 90.
July %
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

dered brain the thirst of vengeance. It did nss
appear that for moment she had dreamed Of ap.
pealing to the interp0stion of the law. To execute
summary vengeance, personally, was her terrible
resolve. With q cunning that often supplies the
loss Of reason with the insane she contrived snare
into which three of the essassns fell and, with the
singular implement her fancy had suggested, was
the means of their death. Chance led to the fail.
ure of her plans for furnishing the last Of the
sins. Lassee, and to her discovery by her brother.
Immediately after her arrest and examination,
on proof Of the condition Of her mind she was con.
ycyed to private asylum and carefully attended
to. Fortunately, her madness here assumed hap
pier phase. She took great pleasure in seeing he,
brother, and appeared to have forgotten that her
mother was no more, asking him every day how
soon their mother would come and take her bach
to the country. But the trials she had undergone
had undermined her health. She sank very rapid
ly, and soon breathed hei last.
Lacour only remained long enough in the service
Of the police to effect the arrest, and witness the
condemnation of Lasselle the last Of the four AZ.
sas3ins, who escaped the silver hammer Of the
maniac girl to die by the hand Of the exccution-s.
The sorrows he had experienced would have
blighted the heart and sapped the life Of Pierre
Lacour but for the love Of one who had provcd
true to him through all his trials. So!ne months
after the death of his sister, he married his faith.
full Estelle and retired to small and wel-stochel
farm, for which he was indebted to the generosity
of the emperor; and he lived long enough. if MOI
to forget his at least to find consolation it.
the bosom Of his family
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

PRoroseD FonNAr1oN OF Nrw TERR1oEY CUT
CT SOUTHERN OaEGoS AND NORTHERN CAIIroEHI..
On the night Of August 18th Il large gathering
Of the citizens Of Crescent City and vicinity took
place, to hear the addresses Of the various cani.
dates for Office During The evening, says the He,e!
the organization Of new Territory, to be torne,.
out Of the Northern part Of this State ana Seatle.h
Oregon, was incidentally touched upon. The man.
ner in which the sentiments of tho speakers
received by the large &ssemblage present, ia but
slight Indication Of the deep enthusiastic feelin;
pervading our entire community in favor Of sh.
measure. At a proper time the voice of the osop.
in this region upon that question Of vital iportsnc
to US will be heard and that too, with an uaanil.l
ity astonishing to it1 few opponents
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

4 CLEVER Story We are indebted to thr cor
respondent Of the Daily Times for the following
anecdote, which being twelve years age, and the
denouement of which has but lately occurred -
"'The Cafe Foy has, or had standing rule neve,
to call back. or ask an explanation from any ndi.
vidual leaving the establishment without paying
The doctrine was. if the gentleman is m-fely for
geful he will rectify his the next day if thv
omission is swindle, it is better to suffer the lpas
than provoke publicity, and perhaps unpleaea.s
consequences. For five years an individual had
breakfasted regularly at the Cafe Foy and as reg
uarly had acquitted his each mornings indebted.
ness. At last he emitted to do So bu: no motto.
taken Of it. He went on in the same way f..
week, bat as he was an hab.tue of SO long stanG.
ing it excited no uneasress, The waiter finally
asked tie proprietor if he should remind the gei:-
tleman Of his delinquency. BY means WAS
the reply. lie has been punctual in his payments
for FIVE years and if he is less so now, It is, PEI
haps, that he is in want of money. At any rata,
do not lei him suppose. by look or word, or any
want Of attention, that his recent irreguarity has
been noticed At the end Of eight months the gen.
tleman Disappeared leaving his bill unsettled. |;
was put down to proft-and-loss, and in five years
had almost passed from the recollection oi The
master of the house. Not long ago he receive;
from distant port shipment of genuine MoLs,
worth about a thousand dollars and draft upon y
Paris banker for one thousand one hundred france,
the representative amount of two hundred and fifty
breakfasts The latter was a reimbursement, the
former recognition Of en- act of deicacy, rare ia
any station in lfs''
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
THE OLD CHURCH BELL.
BY NEBECS.

hear once more those mournful bells
Break on the Sabbath air;
And to my lips comes back again
The long unuttered prayer
My heart revcrberatcs with them
To old forgotten chimes,
For with those mournful bells are linked
The thoughts of other times.
The stceple where, a boy, climbed
The tombs, the bending yew,
The pulpit, and the solemn aisle,
The unforgotten pew
The moss upon the sloping roof,
The porch. the lowly door,
And link d with forms, whose memory
They only can restore.
Like voices Of the past they speak
To unaccustomcd ears,
And better thoughts come yelling up
With heart bduing tears;
And though their tones seem sad to me,
Nv bosom-watcher tells
How full of hope have been the chimes
Of those old mourlful bells.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

ESs- woman presented petition for divorce
in one of the courts Of Indiana recently and grum-
attorney told her it could not be granted belore
September. "Oh !" she exclaimed that won't do
I've promised to marry another feler in July
But the attorney could not help her.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

IssT so.-General Nepokoitchytzki has been ss-
pointed to the command Of the fifth corps of t!.4
Russian army. Bringing out such THU
does not look much like peace. The TURKS may
beat him, but he will defy them to pronounce bi
name and if he beats :hcgn, it can be truly saiG
them"
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

young lass went to q camp meeting. and cSU+
back full the revival which they had, and da
nothing the following week but sing
'Shout, shout, wsrc gaining ground."
She had the tune so pat, that all she said was
but continuation Of that song and not unfreqaent-
ly the rhyme was too long for the tune. Old Jow.
ell slipped in and took bone off the table, and juss
as be was making the door, she sung out:
If you don't GO ont I'll knock you down,
Halle, halleluiah;
You nasty stinkin' fop-eared hound.
Q, glory. .haelrahw s-s.'..
The railroad from Rotterdam 10 AatveY ~sss
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

The railroad from Rotterdam 10 Aasver ssss
opered cp the IT. c: July.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30

$50 shares of stock, and will, a. soon a. DOS.
sible, qualify himself and take oil necessary
steps to operate the transfer to himself of such
stock, and discharge therefrom the present
owner of said stock; and among other duties
and obligations, said purchaser will assume
and pay to said Bank. if required, the three in.
staIments yet due of the contribution to said
stock called in, and for which the obligation Of
the present owners is in the hands of said Bank,
said instalments being each Of $3.50, are due
lst May of the years 1855, 1856 and 1857, and
this without being credited therefor on the price,
the purchaser being entitled and subrogated to
the right fthe stockholders of being in due time
reimbursed, the amount of the said three con-
tributions, as well as that of the four contri.
buttons previously paid by The vendor, in the
four preceding years. Neither will the pur-
chaser be credited on the amount of the inter.
est on the two debts of $4,000 ard $4,000,
from the LIST January, 1855, to the day of sale,
but he will receive the benefit of the interest
prepaid to the Citizens Bank to the LIST June
next, 1855.
The vsluation of the slaves being contained
in an appraiscment made by two experts and
filed in the proceedings of the partition in
court, and due regard having been had to any
defects or vices of any of such slaves, refer.
ence is made to said appraisement, and the par
vendors, will on the day of sale make
such vices and defects as are to their
knowledge, but otherwise the purchaser will
take the said slaves with no other warranty
that of title.
ADONIS PETIT, A~uctioneer.
Parish Of lbervile, Dec. IA, 1854.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30
FOR SALE.

THE property now occupied by T. Orillion &
i Co., as
Coffee House and Restaurant.
The location is one of the best for Coffee House,
Grocery or Dry Goods store. For further particu-
lars apply to the undersigned.
HERMONGENE LEBLANC.
N. B. If the said property is not disposed of at
private sale on or before the 18th day of January
next, 1855, the same together with all the Bar
Room fixtures, Billiard Table, Liquors, &c, will
be sold on that day at public. Auction, at terms to
suit purchasers. deco
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30

For Plantation Use.
CART saddles; Saddle trees;
~ Cart and Wagon breeching;
Blind Brides; Horse and Mule collars;
Trace chains; Sugar house lamps;
Cane shed lamps; Harness leather;
Sugar skimmers; do Dippers;
Cane Knives, &c, for sale by
sei0 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30

AZ Charter Street. %
TUST received New Patterns ofEnglish
j and American Carpeting, such as
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
Three-ply Brussels and ~lnsrains;
Dutch Venitian fos Halls and Stairs;
Druggets for Crnmb Cloths;
Window shades, Hair cloth;
Table and Piano Covers;
Floor Oil cloth. Of various qualities, cut to
suit halls and rooms;
Mating, &c, &c.
All Of which are offered ct the lowess market
price. no7-dsl0 A. BR0USSEAU & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30

jewelry.
DECEIVED per steamer Empire City, a fine
II lot of Jewelry, of latest styles:
Gold Hunting Watches; silver do;
Ladies' cuff pins; brace do;
Gentlemen's pins;
Ladies rings; gentlemen's do;
Gold and silver spectacles;
Diamond-end ~pens-Brown, maker;
Ear Rings; gold and silver Thimbles;
Fine port monies;
Gents fine fob chains.
Ladies gold pencils and pens;
Gents fine finger Rings;
u shirt Buttons;
!" collar and cuff Buttons;
for sale by ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30

HoRATIo .. HEWITT,
Successor 20 Tyler and HeUiA,)
80 Camp street, New Orleans.
Piano Porte and Music Dealer.
THE subscriber respectfully in- -E-
l. forms his friends, and the musi- NS4@
cal public in general, that he hasu Y Z
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 & Co., Of New
York; Hallett 4 Davis, of Boston; PIeyel & Co.
Of Paris.
The above instruments. of the most celebrated
makers in the world, containing all the late inn
proyements, may be had ofthe subscriber, in eve.
ry style Of case, and of 6 Ia, 6 l-2, 9 3-4 and 2
octaves. They are also sold at manufacturers
prices.
Sheet music ofal kinds and description, always
on hand, and being constantly received from the
North. by every steamer. Orders from Professors
and Seminaries promptly attended to.
The subscriber has had many years experience
in the music business in the Northern cities a
well as New Orleans. and 10 thoroughly a~cquaint.
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 o.. hand q fine selected stock
OF all kinds Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS; and
the latest ard most fashionable Music
Also, Meiode 'ns, seraphines, Guitars ofthe best maksrs
violins, Viotoncellos, Accordeons, Flutes, Bapjos, Music
Boxes, and Instruments Of all kinds, Guitar. Harp, Violin
Sioloncelio and other Strings; Pegs, Bridges, Reeds. Fin.
ger Boards. Rows, Bow Hair, TailPiecss, Rosin, &c. Piano
Forte and other music published, and music received from
all the northern publishers as soon as published. lib.
eraI discount made on large orders aud to music ~teschers'
As the subscriber imports most OF MS goods, he can Of
fer better Inducements to p~urchasers 70 give him q callbs
fore purchasing, at No. 30 Csmpstreet, New Orleans i've
doorsfr0m Grxvier street.
HORATIO D. HEWITT,
octl0-ly 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30
Stolen.

~ Wa stolen from the undersigned
WN about the LIST of this month, a DARK
EaHAN BAY HORSE, a white spot on his
N Yl7 forehead, and saddle marks; and in
oe.E19 trotting, lanes with his front feet.
A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery
Of the above horse, or for information where he
can be found.
decl6 JOSEPH N. DUGAS.