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The Imperial Photograph.
SsSs :PYHS.Sa q " =. e psrieou2n sa
trra ,he hlshsss son Sos. who have
and psGuOunosd By far s psTeos o'nsrs p
IN .aaon - ~. ...n..t rH.Sssn.:s
ofhe engraving ne water color drawing and The sssoh in
Places %.s au
1sie,y Ss Broadway. where superior coecsoo Of spee
Nustsche Photographs, Illustrating the
BY HOLMES, 2ss Broadway.
Hudse. River I,stit.se ~ Claver.ck, n. Y.
TER" opens April S'''s n e. S1sbs ~ rsv
John wsoas New 0ynn.1a.m Now Ops.-
~ No. Eas1ws.S sisAsA street, near FiftA avenue
TrIman's World Renowned ArtaHciaI
sowsr. only fnNAN's Il Bleeeksr street. near Broad
way Wholesale and retail
Custom Made shirts, all sizes, Wholesale
and RETAIL at McLAUGBLINs shirt and fur nishng store 269
Greenwich street, corner OF Murray.
Spring FaAhion In Ties, Se.-Men Of Fa-
aes crayas just received other novel
ts a. 9REINs shirt and furnishing esabiishment, No
Go TO the Chesp Ten and sugar Store cor
ner Of Grand and Mott streets and save your money.
No. s FEM q HI TO Asro o.
The Attention OF Groc.rs md Families is
ISR' go and - greenwich strse esSA'' " u "
Oculist.-J. Il. nacDonald, NJ. d. INFORMS
from s neSsns T. ne 'AS removed 70 ' HOURS
CristndOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
hold Their SWAY uprs%s Who ase and res and the dye
Batchelor's HAIR Dye Wigs and Toupees
The best in the world made sold and applied at @ Broadway
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Another Supposed Case OF wife Poisoning In
Msssnchuseffs.

fpe BODY on hrs Lsvina Brisgs who died In Slough
Won on ne zth ut has been exhumed and ANALYSIS
o. the nemsch shovs thst che vas poisoned With arse.
ric Der husband, Hosea Bgisss and q young woman
nsned hdsne Drsse bcsrder 10 the family have been
Gresseo on suspcon 70 await the investigation Of the
Ooroner The AFFAIR causes much excitement In slough
BON, vhere the psites have lived many year,
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Markets
PHILADELPHIA sToCK BOAR

PHILADELPHIA sr0CK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, aaroh L. 1851
S'ocke heavy. PsnnsylvaniA aver, S5; Reading Rail
road, 4oh; Long Il and Railroad 13A Morris Canal
le2s; Pennsy lvania Railroad, 4s4.
NIw ORLEANS, March IL, 1857.
The Ksugaroo's and Americas adyices were rece Set
here yesterday by The Associated Prsssthe former
published in the evening and the alers this morning
editions
The cotton market yesterday excited. Sales $500
bales. Receipts 4 COO bales Mlddlng, I3c. 10 &c.
FORK buoy ant al s23 for tuess. Yellow corn, 81 Lart
hrm. koasses, opc. Alcohol CSC. Sugar fceolsr
Ireishts active Sterling excharse Arm at eight por
per snlum.
CHARLESTON, March IL 1857.
saes OF cotton TO day, 1900 bales tales OF r.
go bales. The market oloaed ic lowar. RICE ,od
sses today 1900 uerces, al advance OF 10 40.
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tauty discovsry whish the most eraoraio. al 49,.
sbinF Of the we live in NJ CANADIAN OF New yoph
has Just discovered vegetable substance which he
into bsc composition 70 containing surprising ~
revive the tubes Of the bsr the nv him
fehsrd divers respectable do dno -
s escacy .onsrstons for the preservation the hair al
~ ''N'' - ~ W
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Keilore's Spring Hats and Caps, or tho uoss
opposite Wtst Bro tdwsy. 0e'
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fap opnkn On Inc uale go scG a No aesocaton As
property 10, we bensva san for sAla Ths hen railing
ana he bricks and other materials Of the old church
we're sold a the prices sporsd there being question
about the tile. The renainisg tOnbstonss and ths
graves bavs mot ye Sold The Hmes pFoprstoss had
better stick to bulhns nCy railroad stocks In Wall sreet
They knov 10 little about tes 70 brick church property
a. they aoaboa' editing rsspsctabls and popular news
Paper.
February, was - folloss,-
xatn sim. wa.Aase.r bvA. faal
For For Passsnssrs.. ssaets o. a4ssa % s.,2s. %
ro,sl ....... .ss2e, ael 20 5000 a. s5s.a9s Of
The following table shown tho esrnirgs of Tho roaa
during the past noath compared with those OF tho
Ha.n stem Washington Dr'A 4bsal
FsSia:1, 1855. rs as - s sss g ssss y
Increase .,laa,2s1 81 i,ols "a i4a ss5 a
The annexed table win show the earnings Of the road
for the nrst five monhs Of The present Ascs ear ~
compared with those OF the period Of the
Two previous years.
October .sss 10 s, ..,a asss at, 1854 70, "a
Sovemcsr.. ssss1s g sss % iM sss % %
Dsoenber.... 2sS,0,4 10 Aii,sle 81 ioo, 1903 n
January. $40 IA % lgl, 300 81 3Ol. 773 ~
February. 2lo2s9 40 2ll,6s3 10 3o6, 80, 81
Total .l67SbiA 90 1907, 900 A 9,43o IL
lbe receipts during the i1t nve ptesea.
tsca year, a. will DO by the above, sss2 TAO
90 more than during the Same period last year, and
sa4o s22 "a IN excess Of the reosipts Of 1854
rhs earnings OF the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Company for the month Of February, 1901, amounted
TO-. $50, $50 II
same month ia" year. .'....'......."..... n,47 10
Dco'0sso''''.'' ]l' ooA o.
The whole number OF banks doing business In Wisooo
sin under the general banking law Monday, March e
1897 was my nve with aa aggregate capital Of 500
COO. The total amount Of circulating notes issued t
sucR banks and outslandDg az, s. 81 GlA
er the mpon Of when securities sssxo
ca In uus 70 'he state treasurer amounting In no asgre
gate " 81 $1,000. speoe on deposit SleA z30.
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20 Cent Ambrotype Iikenesses, with Cnse.
Beautifully corsd natural AZ life Originally intro uced by
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Imperial Photographs OF Lord and Lady
Napier hsy, Just been added 70 he collection BRADYs
Gallery $50 Broadway.
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senate.
ALBANY, March IL, 1857.
Remousranoss we're presented against setting o6 snps
On he Enss river for canal boaas
MY. RHAxDsoH reported Dih making appropriated
nY NE improvement Of the branch q he Hadssa
river, n SAratoga county.
Tns estsn lslaad Railroad Ferry bl was ordered 10
third reading.
Mr. srruz introduced blu and . report, uns.iuous-
Z aCsd BY tho o0mmi'ss" on the affairs Of Trinity
ne b provides for certain ameadments OF the law of
b suesss Csss.ss and o o1 Ss q
17s4 which the law Of lSA abfoSated. also requires
he corporation 70 report ~ doinss and condition % The
ne Senate ordered 900 extra copies Of The bill and
report 70 DO printed
EVENING SESSION.
me consideration q the prohDitory and license bill
The motion pending tho subs'itu lon OF she excise
for tho prohbitoyy BILL and The discussion tn rsgard 70
doing 80 win occupy all 1e session.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March Ia, 1851.
The Secretary Of STATE has transmitted psrs Of the
criminal statistics Of the ssase The convictions during
tho yer were 1884, Of which 2soo were Of American
birth and s6ls foreign. The show increase
Of convictions during the year. compared with those
Of last $50 Thh s not attributable 70 an increase
Of crime but 70 more full returns from sherfs.
Mr.. JOHN j REILLY presented the minority report on
the err cton Of . City Hall In New York.
Mr.. WAKnMAn called up The report the Port Wardens'
bin, and moved It's adoption
M. JOINS moved 70 reoommit tho bill, with instyuo-
ons 70 tho committee 70 strike the exclusive PRIV
leEes given 70 wsrdeus.
The House refused 70 reoomm and ordered the bill 70
. third reading
NOTICES Bills
BY Mr. HAmoRD-TO compel persons using intoxicating
drir h TO obtain . license
By Mr. vARNux-ro authorize the city Of New York to
purchase the Crystal Palace.
10 amend the charter Of the Juvenile Asylum.
hr. BRADFORD, Of New York, Q question OF pv
veae He denied the report that he had been engaged
IN duel Ut Warrington, and Obtained leave from the
Clerk 70 read hs Gard, pubAhed In the New York pA
psrs.
Nj Uphsm's Canal bill, divesting the Canal Board Of
certain powers, and transferring the same tho Con-
tracing Beard and state Engineer, was passed.
EVENING SESSION.
The special or Ter the excise bill, but u post
poned until Monday evening
PAHD
In relation 70 banks, banking associations and ind
vidual bankers.
10 amend tho act organizing the Bank Department and
raising the salary OF tho Superintendent 70 IS 600.
The bill 10 incorporate the Commercial Trust Com pauy
Of New York was lost by ayes 50, nays 81.
mohon 70 reconsider was declared out Of or er
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beautiful style Of porreure taken 10 all s perscton
Al Gurne1s Photographic palace Of art $40 BROAD gay u
GURkEy, photographic artist ~ B.-ro Connection win
any other esiablishmen "'@
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FsAsKnS, v a, March 10. 1857.
The Frsrkhn hosieyy mill caught Ore mi, moynine In
eprsef ieom, And VS. totally consumed. Tho losm,
We earcd Loss shout sfs, c0e--nsrred fov as. opo
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pssntee Of h.otyp-s would respectfully ,ueorm ,hs
pubic his gallery o. pictures In the syls A.
the photographic esiabishmen, oc Mr Frederick No ss
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel aud thai has
20 connection With any oher establishment IN this city,
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Fennemens cresa haa h III. day ssued. together with
srre nvOice OF Paris hats of lac styles including the
bfaes Ssnbfsge .on hs "a new wser proof article in
Gus coorr and fQr sale nj only LEAsY 90
leaders OF ashoo Tor gents has Nos and Aston House,
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oomPsint IL Brandrehs Pa WIN cure sooner thap Az
other mednHe Take dose sc sx and drink plennfuy Of
rrurg oa water the bread having b. burnt same The
day pills the Complaint ts sfl pncureJ
continue 10 ste the pills daily doses Of from one :, eur
taxing one es esch succeeding day several guuemen
called upon mo just rsiarned from Washington, aud state
hNt the riis had cured them when having vcntv
evscusons CAV II seems % that where the has
been az larr counusnce that starch in-cous would he c
service two three times 10 twery four horrp
Brandreths pills work their the very ~ The
dease cearsira In their removing s tho poisonous
ater from The and uohsalthy
TN The blood purified the whole system renovasd nd TIE
functions and duties Of NE become pleasure where before
hey hsd been sad end burdens Principal oaes 81
Brandreis But ding. f5 aud az Broadway.
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TBE sPBNnTHRIFT; OR. A rvoL WIN FoRi SE
A rev novel ~
W VI. tinsucrih zee ADri No
NEW YORK IOURNsL
\. TrENCH, Publisher
IE Nassau street. ups air.
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Musssche Photographs, Illustrating the
heads Of the people 70 hair dollar and os "a ceats
By HolMb5, 2o9 broadway.
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NV NSssts"" " VIC St~s0n IN &enffemrn'a
hats was introduced BY 0enn Saturday the tn ul New
York and Inc linton have Cor accepted shs quarsry
tsen OF oenn AZ the governing styles ana
sping bat for 1856 viii be found 70 posess highest claims
70 The admiration Of zen Of taste and iucrneut Pro. NJ
0kNlN, If Broadway. oppoats 81 rauis church.
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HALIFAX, March 10, 1857.
The steamship America left here SHORTLY ag,er midnight
Tor Boston, where she will b. due about 5atur
day. Der mails will probably reach New York in sea
son for dh,ribution on Sunday morning
The Niagara arrived bore from Boston Of 70 o'clock
this morning, and sailed again .. eight Lverp o with
q strong northwest wind and cloudy weather.
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Hudson River Instituso ~ Claveraek, N. II.
farm opens April y. Board and tunOn, $ll2 ayeN.
q. n. 0ARDlEn, Principal
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necel of genttmaps dress has for the sprug Of 1857
price " 20 and ~il bs found ercel IN respect. the
hats usually sold in Broadway for %
EsPENsOHEJD lis Nassau street..
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CITY CoMMEncIAL aEpoar.

tsHrsssles 81 30 bhls of pearl. were mas a.
20 % pots we're cold s7ssc a7afc
HRrapSTuFfsrlourw duh and pricea depreersJ Tho
pses were limited being ancd about coo n a bbla
rlorinE ~ about ihe follow ing qnntAuang
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es arg ne Only 5ese OF me kmd "a now mann
ehnery by the undesned who the cole prcpreo-s
the eminent cnre FOR scrouA tkp dseases general do
hliy &c, and alFo Of Kemps worm pastes immediate
cure for worms contanpg merrnry. Sold by ID T. has
Ma CO. wholesale druggiats 60 Water street Ne YORK
bo,tle.
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Go to the Cheap Tea ana sugar Store cor
ner of Grand and Mott streets and your money
No. 20 Grand corper of Mott street
STANsBURY MILLS, Successors 70 Albro %.
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Spring Faahion In Ties, Se.-SIen Of Fa-
shon invited 70 inspect the yes Of plain and fancy
nes and cIaysts just received from Paris with other novel
tts as9RE1N'S shirt and Furnishing establishment, No
House.
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49, 70. - FULTON street view YORK.
serFes as stveral New YORK and Chicago spi, yes
Ne twrdlnSre pubic With connie-sit which hev rerre
sr ~ her own mrortaion. Every bottle real london
NrssFrGyH \ GO.
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duces Thin ard scr5 bioed These nnrivalied pills
thai fund Of al pu-es and give powerful impulse
to the digestive machinery Health aud vgor the certain
resuits-
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The Attention OF Gr0c< md Families Is
invited the large stock teas sugars, &c. of D. FOW
LII r, 260 and ES Greenwich sire e.
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Custom Made shirts, all Sizes, Wholesale
and RETAIL ut McLAUGBLIES shirt and nishing store 29
Greenwich street, corner of Murray.
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Oculist.-J. E. iSacDOnad, M. d. INFORMS
his patients that he has removed to $50 broadway Hours
from till 6 p II,
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White Teeth, PERT Hveatb and Hon -
tful complexion be acqaired by uang me balm OF
thousand flow erS" Beware Of tereits rhe immense
Of the balm has brought out hosts OF eonntcres
and impe<tures bottle r sigped FE RIDGE
Co. Franklin square. N. L For sale by all SrusgistA
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Hill, Inim,tabie Gutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers, No. Barclay street. Hair dye shings box, BLACK
orb
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Campbell, Apotheenry and Chemist, South
west corr er Of Eighth and Twenty shh street
eighteen ears practical experience.
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certain for cbspped hspds ps rourhpess skin
sutton 10 druggists erd tuners cop right for his
tiole has beer tecured Depo. I5s Rowerg.
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CristndOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
hold their oesse and rets and the dye
privately applied, II No. Astor House.
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DIR. Kelly cnn be Cnnsn,rct, Daily, NJ hts
osce No Bible House. upon dseEses OF the liver Gnd
frea Of
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
tho the world made applied 2la Broadway
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II. ash, WY nkoap Il Co, No. 63

street. New York Of perfnmery Of all
invite the attention OF the ade their varied and
STOCK of and desirable gooda which they
low prcsa Our catalogue for 1867 be had spphcao
BY mail.
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Rupture Cuved ny Marah u Co.'s Radical
Truss, athq. az Maiden lane, New York.
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T1iman's World ReSOwned Artificial
SowerH only q rnNANs Il Bleeckex street. Broad
way, wholesale retail
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Hwa in Wall street 10 osy, were az foiIows,-
BcypM
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05

The OUTRAGEs BY THE SEPoYs IN INDIA.
--One of the most horrible of the deaths at
Cawnpore was that of Lieutenant Sanders, of
H. NJ. Saith Foot. Having been brought be,
fore the Rajah Nenah Sahib. he pulled out his
revolver, shot dead five of his guard, and missed
the Rajah with the sixth round. Then they
cruciied him to The ground, the whole of the
cavalry charged past him, and every one of
them had cut at him; he was cut to pieces by
the whole Of them. A correspondent says:
'lt would strike terror into the heart of the
devil himself to go into that house where $50
poor women and children were put to death in
the most cruel manner by them; the whole of
their clothing was torn to pieces by them, even
the hair Of the head pulled out by the root, the
heads and bodies hacked and mangled to
atoms.'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05

FoRTY-SEvEN STATEs any ONE
believe, without looking into il, that we are in
a fair way of carrying the number ofsovereign
States, originally thirteen, and now thirty>one,
up to forty-seven? But so it is. In the first
place there are Oregon, Kansas and Minnesota,
whose constitutions are already formed or for
ming. 1t is hoped that they will be admitted
the coming winter, making the members of the
confederacy thirty-four. Then New Mexico,
Nebraska and Washington, already thriving
territories, will swell The aggregate to thirty
seven. -Four new States to be carved on of
Texas, according to provisions in the treaty of
annexatior, will give Us forly-one. Two ad-
ditionaI States demanded from the area now
included in California. would make forty -three.
Arizona, Neosho, Dacotah and Columbus ter
~ritories carry US up to forty>six, and U'ah will
be the forty -seyenth.--Boston journal.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05
JeWeIry. Siiverware, dc,
Greatly Reduced Prices

III. r. BUCKLEY, No. s Camp street,
grateful for the past favors which have been so
literally bestowed upon him by his country
friends, he takes this method of giving them due
notice Of his intention, in consequence of the
financial troubles which are now affecting more
or less every description of business, to offer his
present stock of Jewelry, Silyerware, &c, at
prices which is a GREAT SACRIFICE, but he is
DETERMINED TO SELL.
His Jewelry and Sllverware, it is we'll known
is Of the purest description-he keeps no inferior
articles everything guaFante ed to be what it is
represented.
are the best, and all Watches,
Jewelry, &c, sent to him for repair will be pro-
perly executed, and with punctuality and des-
patch.
His country friends, when they visit the city,
must not fail to call at No. s Camp street, if they
want bargains in his line. on2I
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05
CARoNDELET REFINERY.
LAUVE'S
B-I-SUEPEETE2 OF LIME.

THE article which | manufacture this year is
4 of uniform strength and purity and inferior to
none.
AT S. per barrel, l guarantee it to weigh 8 to
8 degrees BaumG.
You will find all thu bnng holes Sc aIed to pre-
vent evaporation, and every barrel in fine order.
Planters who are now using Bi-Sulphite of Lime
of other factories, will find it to their interest to
try some of mine. Remember that my price
is ST per barrel less than thai Of others, in these
hard times it's some inducement. Planters can
send me their orders directly or through their
merchants. ULCER LAUVE,
Agent and Proprietor, No. 80 Carondelet St.
nov 4 Pm New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05
How a Gentleman should be Dressed.

How a Gentleman Should be Dressed.
The Home Journal thus lays down the rubric
for a gentIeman's full toilet this winter:
The coat should be a dress-coat of black
cloth, with long skirts and narrow collar, full
sleeve at the arm~hole, from whence it tapers
TO a moderate ize at the wrist-rather short,
and cuffiess. The edges are plain, and the fiat
button, Of satin lasting or grenadine, is also
quite plain. The whole coat is lined with silk
serge, which extends out to the Iapel-seam.
PantaIoons of black elastic cashmere, and
though adjusted to the figure, they are not
tout a fat eoAant.
Vest of siiver-colored MORE antique silk, or
a white satin or waterDcolored silk embroider-
ed in silver dots or sprangIes. The cut is a
plain roll-collar, usually trimmed with a cover
ed button and the edges stitched. The shirt
collar is standing, and the white cravat forms a
narrow tie which passes once round the neck,
and is tied with a double bow in front. 10
Paris they now wear a turn>down shirt collar.
d FAmericata, and a narrow black silk or satin
%cravat, fastened 10 front of the neck by drawing
the ends through a highly ornamented ring of
metal or hair. Boots are of patent leather,
with heels rather high, and pump soIes.
The styles of demi toilette and neg1ig6 are
much more ornamental than the full dress.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-05
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE,

THE Exercises of this Institution will be re-
L sumed in September next, under encourage
ing circumstances. The course of studies will be
extensive, embracing, in addition to the ordinary
English branches, the Latin and Greek Langua-
ges, Civil Engineering, Surveying, &c.
Pupils may be prepared for entering advanced
Classes 10 our best Colleges, or receive such an
education as will fit them for whatever depart
ment of duty they may choose. The young La
dies department will open at the same time, and
will receive a due share of attention. Lessons in
Music will be given, and every opportunity of
improvement afforded.
This Institution is pleasantly situated on the
bank ofthe Mississippi, 85 miles above New Or
leans. No efforts will be spared to make it a
pleasant nome for all placed under its care; and
while great care will be taken to improve the
mind in knowledge, pains will be taken TO
strengthen the heart in virtue. The situation
has been always remarkably healthy, remote
from any temptation to vice. and surrounded by
an intelligent community, its position is favora-
bic to study and morality.
Persons DESTROYS of placing their children or
wards under its care, are referred to our patrons
for the last year, or to Fl. Doyal, Esq, Hon, J. S..
Minor, Hon. d. F. Kenner, G.. Pellelier, Esq. R.
Tillotson, Esq.
Terms.
Tuition per Session of Twenty-one weeks, $25
Boarding per Month, IL
Lessons on the Piano per Session, 25
Use of instrument, 5
Each pupil finds bedding and Napkins. Wash
ing Extra.
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