The south-western. [volume], January 17, 1866, Image 4

About The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870

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L I'HING.
"- - 'NS.
....7
City
aple
aent
cd excellence of fabrio and
iptions of
I ! tUseful Goods
as well as the most costly
oom and needle, consisting
Delaines, Bareges, Poplin
.- lankets, Flannels, Hosiery,
......, Embroideries, Laces, Cloths, Caseireres,
bleached and unbleached Domestic, all widtht; Ticking.
Cheeksi, Cottonades, Liuseys, Lowells, etc., etc.
His s:ock of
Clothing and Furnishinw Goods,
-:ul.:races everything requisite for gentlemen's wear,
mrad t up in tle very latest fashions, and of superior
A large and superior stock of
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Tf all :Itluv and sizes, for Ladies', Gentlemen's and
C'hldra's wear.
L:s fI c;lities for purchasing andl replenishing of stock,
are unourpaased, a-.nd purchasers will find my Palces as
LOW As TI11 LOWEiST !
SJOHN LANNA.
I. 1) A \YV L S
S.. tN e FACT Ul I itE OF
Copper, Zinc, Tin and sheet Iron Ware,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WoViLt. inform the public that he lha recently
received a stock of materials and is prepared to
lanlloufacture every description of Work. Par
ticular attention paid to steamboat work. Cistern
prImps repaired at the shortest notice.
Sl.hr'vep,ort, June 1t, 1"35.
CAtRD TO THE PUBLIC.
H li vizx employed two first class Watch-/
mnohers, I hereby take pleasure I an
t ouncing to miy old friends aind eus-4 ½
t,i:,'' that I have resuoted the W.ATC - a..
'1A "l \ and JE\VELLIY BUSINESS, at myF'
.old :t l.:, vhllcere my pcr'onal attention will be
iivt: all work entruited to ire, particularly, fine
S-:,..ch als e':vtent Lever, Duplex, and Chronoaleter.
I wi g.:::'c t repair as well as can be done in New
( O'n ::ev nl and -
R'.e id ait'd Silver Watches,
Di oia nds acd Jewelry, of all kinds.
P. F. L. FRANK,
Arcnrr ron J. LITTHAUCEt,
No,. '1 Texas street. Shrevieport.
E. 31. (RANI)AL,
:,. - S treet, uOld Stand cSour a Newburger,j
WuneLtL u; AND tRETAIL Dr.Urn IN
.!?Y GOODS., (;IROCERIES, IIHARDtiARE,
l'L.ANTATION SUPPLIES,
itatonory. Toilet Articles, &c.. &c., &c.
' -' v- + trt, '>tub.r 25-tf
I CU'T RELEVI, ED-
U b b. ltourbot'i Whisky,
1i Kieg- Braudy,
P" oI't Wine,
: !. :ieg:r, '.nd for saic by
E. M. CRANDAL.
'.!' I INEIVE!)
1 Pot i"Vin,
: )" O1,t Bo:trbon Whisky,
S " Red Jacket Bit;ers,
" Mixed Pickles,
'Plain Pickles.
1 " Scheid;auli Schnapps,
P'lattation Bitters,
1 C"an fruits, Peaches, Pine Apples,
Flactiberrie , Strarberries, Ac.,
S " Ovvs:er
r' Irand Peach a,
-' '' red Ch.ic, c .- !cl by
" " on us IcnC~ Ico,
L V r::nce-li.
. umb lr. for bar a. table use,
Wocl 'I ar,<, and for sale by
E M. CRANDAL.
'fiT'1'IONERY, BOOKS, Etc.,
HT i:3 l'EIV!I)
. l . tck )f' S .tioner ,
S.... " e :. :w" nt of Toilet Articles,
l. ,i )louk s, , all kintds,
!" t bilr. s uf Cigars and Tobacco, and for
E.M. CRANID.1AL.
c i! i .,."-c: t I)!D'es. cheap,
_ stock of l'an-tation liRu~se ,
4" ok O" Ius and Sh',
tuck -f Dume tic-, bleached and u,,l+'d,
" ' of `heetinc , bei tci..d a d tutt bl,-:'d,
'MNET VOUC''lERS received in payr't-nt
G..,1. l,3' . 3ýI . ('I .\N I \it,.
1EVE a & BRO.,
...... TEXS STREET, ........... J
.rtIl\VEicUliT, LOUISIANA.
i: ,T1' -TE RECLIVED AND O!'Et:ED A LARGE
i .,leniud Stock cf
iA .CY ..TICLE ,
( LOTIHING,
,:i',t u SFuh to mnezit lioll.
fH r" lam'bhacd our ml'ire stuock from Importer-,
f.- (' l. 1, . t: ,: pc e , to ohter plllchasrs itndiuc
l rl n ' - ,:r p l' , i al fi\ thouse in the place.
I It h il ith thi ws-sto of the co.intrv, and
o .r ,.,',i . h11 :1l0," ,:.- lo.hci:d with tre a t care, express-.
., f i , rk:t, :-e f.-..1 eotid uo n t iing satisfac
S, i, v O;c s :ad Nv York, c. hiih afiLrds
; " " i " t ' t fo p "o .u r i uI ' . ý o d, a t t h e to w e . t
, i, i u: r,, oul as lt'tment will b rptilniihed hb
: will h d it to their intereet to gi ve us a
c ' i hc J purchasi- , cewhere. [cpt27
A. WEINSTOCK,
.. ... .. TEXAS STREET, .............
Otia,,site the Thtatre,t
il ivi T,.......... . ....... LOUISIANA..
!:.'i "T I'LLY inr, t O rlct .i i f lend . e dthe tpui- e,
.. l t I":in_ made ce',:sive pturchas.e of"
J'Y CGOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
CLOT I NG,
IOOTS, SHO S, HrATS AND CAPS.
L tites' and (-e.tlemSen's FIurnishing Goods,
ieo offer' to sell t prices to suit the time-. Having
urehaecd for ca<h, it fir ,t -ouses in New York, his
: ines are iusturpassed for giving ets v-al satisfaction
S,::c:Cs and qua!:ty. Persons wanting
FALL (LOTHIlNG.
ir an: thng in the DRY GOOiDS or CLOTHIING line.
re 1vit::l to ctl and examine the stock- ilhich aor
ci'-civd c.:ttnl tlv, and opened for the itspectiun of
.,cha-e s. The latest patterns for
Ladies' and 3isses' Dresses, Trimmings, etc.,
ever received in this market, can always- be fiund as
Ii. of"v. [septfUs
NOTICE.
i RE PARTNERSHIP heret fore existing under the
name and style of SOUR & NEWBIIURER, is this
day oisoclved by mutual consent. Either partner will
attend to windiug up cf the business of the late firm.
A. SOUR.
L. NEWBURGER.
Shreveport, Septemhar t., 1S05.
"" NEWBURGER wnll continue the I asiness in his
.-I own name at Jamtniecon & Co.'s old stand. 19 Texas
ttreet. Those -ndcbted to SOUR & NEWBURGER will
come forward immediately and settle their indebtedness,
if not, they will be put in the officer's hand for collection
and those who have claims against them will present
them for immediate settlement.
L. NEW~SIeRGER.
Shreveport, September 27, 1b6_-tf
-- - - ---S
M'CLURE & BARRETT,
ON THE LEVEE,
(ed Store from Milam street,)
SHREVEPORT ....................LOUISIANA.
T HE subscribers have in store and are now opening
one of the largest and
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to this market, consisting in part of
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Candles,
Pork, Salt,
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking.
of all brands,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported, dffrnt brnds,
Snuff--of different brands,
Brandies,
Whisky, and
1Boc Goods of every description,
Pickles and
Ketchups, of all sorts and sites,
Mackerel-of all descriptions.
Also-
Wooden and Tin-Ware,
of every description.
Also-
RainAs,
Figs,
Preserved Fruits of all kinds,
together with a
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
consisting of
English,
French and
American
Prints,
Bieached and unbleached Domestics,
Cotton Flannel, bleached and unbleached,
Cotton Drilling. "
I.usevs, Cotton Yarns,
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept in a dry
goods store.
A large assortn.int of Blankets, of all qualities.
Fall and Winter Clothing,
A large assortment of Fail and Winter Clothing, of
the best materials, superior workmanship, and most
fashionable styles, embracing in part
Supertfie IBlack and fancy Cold Cloth and other
Dress, Frock, Otlice and Sac Cents,
Pale tots,
O'ercoats'
Boat Coats
Blanket Coats.
Monkey Jackets,
Super. Black,
slain, Fancy,
Col'd Cassimnre,
Cloth, Satinct,
Jeans, Cottonades and
every description of Pantaloons;
black,
Fancy,
Figured Silk,
Satin,
Velvet,
Cloth,
C::ssimere, Marseilles anrd other kinds of Vests;
Linen and Muslin Shirts,
Flannel Shirts of every kind;
Flannel and C:,ton Ud.crshirts,
tI:.;vers, c:2., etc.
Iiaoukerchifs,
Ioisiery,
GlI.es, and ,-very variety of
gentlemen's weau ing apparel and Furnishing Goods.
Every description of Plantation Clothing.
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Ladies' Gaiters,
Misses' and children's Shoes, either by the case or
singlepair,
Genteimeen's sewed :Wter-proof Boots,
Do peg d do do
l) do grain do
Do do halt-welted C0.1f Boots,
Mud Boots. of all qualities and s.:s,
Ladies' Gait'-rs and Shoes,
Mlisses' do do
Children and Infant's Shoes of every description,
A fine assortment of Negro Ruissetts, of all sizes,
and ever}thing usually found in a large ,tore.
Also-A very large and complete astortm. lat of
Hardware, (Cutlely, Qneelnswre, Glassware,
Buckets, Tuba, Jugs, RopIte, Spades, Shovels, And
irons, Kutres and Forks, Saddle-bags.
Saddlery of all Descriptions,
from a liead-stall to a Cru!per.
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
The subscribers invite the attention of purchasers to
their stock, and they obligate themselves to sell as low
as any other house west of the Mississippi river.
novr' l McCLURE & BARRETT.
W. C. I(ECK & CCO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Plantation Supplies, etc.,
at te o.t scanu1, . ·. t ell t:Ie Levee,
SIRIEEVEPO'IT, ..............................LUCISIANA.
rlil s.u :b .; s are in receipt of a ltree and well
L selected st'ck of Goodus utci t to this Iarket, con
stating in part .f
Staple Dry Goods,
D)omestics, bleached ad unbleachled,
Cotton Fl.ucnl, blhenoed and nnbl. ac ed,
C'titon l)Dringl
Li:;seys, Cotton Yarns,
C.licoes-Ie lislht.'ronrch and .Ansmirican,
('ottonades, Woocle Clu:s, "..itable far iucer.
Bled-ticking,
P;!us, Ned.es, &c., &c., kc.
( Groceries,
IF!o.r--St. Loci birands of every description,
SlIar-Ttexas-Williktes' b:and,
coll--AV'eatevri ;,Ld Texas cu:red,
Stuzar, C'Ife., olasea,, Lard,
3t: eren! in kites, barrels and barrels,
Rice, P'eper Alllp:c.
Pickles--Mi ed a,,d -:ain,
Ketchups--of all sort. a;rnd sizes,
Ilres^tl.td FruiSeof all kind
Tobacco --hewing and Smoke g,
('i ars-Dmncestic and Iiportid,
Sardines, Oy ters an-d Lob -t.rs, by the can or bIx.
Brandies, W ines and Whisky -
of thi ciry best qitality,
Box 'Liqurt s ev.-r dt.rtioo, and everythin,, !
else usually k-it i-i a ]"aticy {troory.
Hladldwne, Woodesware, Tinwaec,
Boots and Shoes
fv s'-i's-i: w ,:r.r: aid i:'may ohir- thincgs too numer
;'fhe ab'>,-e ,as si.hct',! -xpressly for thiis marklet,
:.d will be s, i ..: a siight: advance upon tirst cost.
d-V. . E.Kl & CO.
AI'NCY & STAI'LE Di:Y GOODS,
CLOTIIING, BOOTS, IIOES, &c., &c., &.c.
THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOtCK I.N TIlE CITY,
THE VERY LATEST, STYLES!!
A. SOURITI
TEX1AS STRIEET, .NEAR EDWARDS,
MC. 1'.CARTY S Old Stand,:
Sii iCE EP O T,
XWOX-LI :-cpectful.y infom his old fric.nis and the
Spublic, that he i:.. r, ,c:tly r!ut ned home from
tho' North, with a larg.re :id well selected Stock of Goolds.
of the latert sti l and fahiits, which he purchased
:lcusivcly for i .:.< , ihoul the brat Ihmportin, lto -e,
in the countr., at prices which enables himi to offir
greater indtlu-ehmcets to pu, tri'i,: thanl any other house
in the ph:.c. Dit stock cf
I'atlcy and Ntaple Dry Goods,
is c.omnL:e, aid coin-iats in part of
LadId'm Dress ,(;,,' , ( o all deacriptimcs;
French and Americ:n Prints, new designs;
P'lain Dlaie+, all conlrs and shades;
Plain erin.s, '
Printed Dliaines;
Frtnch. Inlui ani X:nmerican Bargces;
Poplinct.t , of all styls;
F:, io ahi nd A:crican Calicoes;
Plhun and Fancy 5-:[k.;
(Cloths, Ca .it locre., et'c., etc., etc.;
Irish Linens, a sup-rior articde;
I:leached and unble ahed Domestics;
Sheeting and Shirtit:;
Hlosier , of all kind,;
Cor-ets. Gloves, B!:s, l,-It iuckles, Pins, Needles,
Thread; and in fact, eviry article fir ladies' wear, or
family use.
Fancy Goods,
A h:rge and superb stock.
Hlas one of the largest anid finest assortmnats of
Ready-made Clothin,?
Ever brought to this market; consisting of Coats,
'ants, Veats, and every article requisite for gentlemen's
wear, which are manusactured out of superior articles,
and made up in the late-t fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Gaiters and Bootees, of all styles;
Children's .. .. .. "
Gents' Boots and Shoes, all qualitics;
Boys'
With many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore exteudel to me, I would ask ,t continuance of the
same, feeling assured of tivini satisfaction, havin" ,is
. .i
PHELPS & CO.,
WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL GRocEn AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1G Commerce street,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
HIAVING leased the large and commodious Ware
house fuormerly occupied by A. M. Hull & Co.,
are now prepared to recetre Cotton on storage and
consignment. They will give their personal attention
to all consignments madeto them.
They are prepared to make liberal advances in Bag
gin, lRope, Groceries and Cash, on all Cotton or other
produce for sale or shipment to their friends in New
Orleans. PHELPS & Co.
Shreveport, June 2!, 1.;.
A. J. STACEY, THUS. POLAND.
STACEY & POLAND,
(Successors to Stacey A Wells,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
AND
CO31MISSION MyERCHAtNTS,
No. 7 on the Levee,
SHRIEVEPORT, I.A.
Will make liberal advancement on consignments.
Shreveport, December ý0,. 1365.
J. H. CARTER,
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
8 and 10 Tchoupitoulas and
8 and 10 New Levee streets,
-NEW ORLEANS.
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, &c., &c.,
AT TUI. OLD TA'ND OF I'. F. L. FRA:K.
N. DREYFUS, LeROSEN & Co.
R ESPECTFCULL Y inite the attention of the citizens
Sof Shreveport and surrounding coutry, and of
the State of Texas, to their large anud well sclected stock
of fancy and famteily
GROCER IES,
Coioprising ti, :bet br:ands of
St. Lo.uis Flour
Bourbon and li'e Wh iiy
('ogn.,ic h ciand,
Scheidll.in S h. p;,
IHostetter's litters.
Claret, Puort and Madeira Wiue,
Sardines, Oysters and Lobsters,
l'reserves and Je!lies of all kiuds.
Also at lot of
CANDLES,
COFFEE,
UC; bIi,
PICKLES, &c.
\'e have :.o a fine stuck of
DRY-G OODS,
on hand; all of which we offer to sell cheaper than
anv merchant int towIn.
k large stock of Groceries of every description to ar
rive in a few days.
Co;me and examine our prices and judge for your
selves.
s. DREYFUS, LEROSEN & CO.
Shreveport, July 5, 1,;.
TO TIIE LADIES.
'T.E most respectfully call your attention to the
very large and well selected stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Embracing every description of Dress articles of the
latest Parisian styles, wlich we are niow open incg. andi
o:1diriag for sale at Mr. J. Laii:a's old s tand. Texas
street. Our i,rices w\ill be found lower than ail other
i;ou.e in this citv. JONES &: Co.
Si.rcevr. .uorl e , C!. l-. tf
JONES & CO..
JlO TEXAS STREET.--NEAR THIE LEVEE,
n- SIHEVEPO!TT, LOISIA NA,
INVITE tT.e :'-:etion of the Merchants of Louisiana,
I A rkanuas :ud Tcaa to their large and well selected
stock of
STAI'LIE: AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLOTI!ING, CLOTIIS AND CASSIMEIIES,
IIATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
IIO..IlElY, 'TRIM.IINGiS. FANCY GOODS,
EiC., ETC., ETC., ETC.,
XWhich w:r i.o all times be f u:ud complete in every
di par.t .:nt.
Do I)ing bus:no upon the broa:i &ais of " LARGEI
SA'LES and "SIALL PROFITS," wc offer to Merchants
Sfacilities f, replenishing their stocks of Merchandise,
gunequaled i:t this market.
AW We ar - prepared to execute Ordters and Co;::mis
r. aions for a:y- and ive-ry doec: c'i oe of Ierc ha'dise,
it, through our friends in Ne', Olrkans end New,; York, :a
the , ws.: :ates. tand [iti promopt di ptpi. I .,t"
S. M. SXVENSO(,
,Late of Aun:-in, Texas,)
c (ENER.L , C('O1MISION MERC'IIANT,
No. 18 tCaronde!et street, corner of Union,
SEW ORILEANS.
'ERKINS & CO. respectfully solicit the ,aunotIa:e .f
their, formeircorrespordlents andl their fried.os generally,
fir Mr. . 3. SWI ENSO\N, who coit:nues the General
Colulmtsion business at their Old Office, assisted by thl
undersigned and others formcrly connected with the
* hous,. W. M. PERKINS,
D. S. KEILNION.
Liberal Cah Advances made on Const' nmcnti of
Cotton and Wool, by C. G. I'AI,, Agent,
I ptl^-da,; No. 29 Texas street, Shrevpoert, Ia.
TIIOS. II. MORRIS,
AWholeuale and Retail
DRUG-GIST,
'd Texas t,'eet, Shreveport, La.
" 'tISI1ES to inform his ,1d friends, that It' isae
e 1 l of their wanto, and ius ,nol'ihd 1timself wiit
good and select stock, cnlpri "ing nearly e:ery thing in
the way of
DRUGS AI)ND 311:EDICINES,
All of wvhich ii be relied upon; as bhing fresh, u'n
uine aId tI , du',i v',':l d ,
M. gner a,.orltmen t ofToilet turd I' ancy Arti
clt, will he complete as ,soon ils y ordtlers are tilled.
It is mny deait'e tand intehntion to c nduelct lv business
Oin a large ta scale as thie trade will adait.
Shrevep' itt unte "1, 1s
A Lt their old stand, Tc 'is street,
Smi rll ' p l 'o r, .r LA.,
Dc .i.:u, inl Drugs and Medicines,School
B, mks, Stationery, F:.I v (Goods and Toilet
, Reuisites, Smaltl Wiar of Taste and Use,
r Toilet Goods and .totions, Perumerv, etc.,
Paints, Oils and arnishyes, Glass IPuttyv,
IP'e Wines and Li.irs flor Medical ULe, Dee
tWoods and Dye Stuft 's tenierliv.
"C.' Medicines warranted genoiue and of the best
quality. Customers will find our stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to enumerate,
and all sold at moderate prices.
', ''e Prescriptions carefullly put up.
Shrreerort. Anigust S, 1l' .
FOR SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.
THE Hull of an unfinished steamboat,h
with machinery and materials on hand to
finish it: 11Pw at Barr's Mill, on Clear
SLake. To a cash purchaser, a barain
,;,, .._.·--,U Pit. lrt lm-.. i * ·L·U4i: t!B~
THE CHEAPEST
BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE
IN THE SOUTI.
BLELOCK & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND NEWS DEALERS,
130 Canal Street, 130
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Have the Largest Stock of STANDARD SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS.
i ENVELOPES, PASS BOOKS,
LETTER, CAP AND NOTE PAPER.
SOVELS-Cheap Pablications.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
PIIOTOGRAPIIS, PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES,
ENGLISHI and AMERICAN POCKET KNIVES.
FANCY GOODS, &c., &c., &c.,
To be found in the South, and which we can sell at
I very small advances on New York prices. Having es
tabiished a house in Seiw York City, it enables as to
sell cbeaper than any house in the South. Orders from
abroad receive promnipt attention. Catalogues mailed
free of chiare. Atddress
BI.ELOCK & Co., I?) Cnnal street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
ELELOCK At CO., BLXLOiC & Co., BLELOCK & Co.,
1: Ueekman St., 41 Dauphin St. Cairo,
New Y1rk. Mobile. Ala. Illinois.
SaNew Orleans, September I. 15.,',-1y
DIRECT III'OI1TATION.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
Nos. 90 and 98 CO3IMMON STREET,
(opposite the City Hotel,)
NEW ORLEANS,
I'[I'OIRTEIS ANDI DEALERS IN
CUTLERY, GUNS,
COM1S, BIUSHIII:S, PERFCMERY, MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS,
PAPER, STATIONERY, BLANKI BOOKS
And School Books.
PETERi C. TAITLOP. CHtILIE H. CiUlRCHIILL.
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL,
IIHardware and Cutlery,
No. 11 Magazinc street, opposito the St. James Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
Iron, Nail and Plow Warehouse, No. 20 Bank Place,
New Orleans. aug23-1v
F. F. FOLoGER L. FOLtERn. W. H. TIIOMAS,
FOLGER & CO.,
IIARDWAIRE,
IRON, SHIP CHANDLERY,
Nos. 37 and 39 Magazine street,
Oppuaite the St. James IIotel, New Orleans.
Nails anl Castinzs. Sheet Copper and Zinc, HIoop,
Shaet and liar Iron, Plow, Axes and Hoes, Shovels and
Spa'de. Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, India Rubber Belt
i!,', lHoe and P'acking, Circular, Mill and Cioss Cut
Saws. Also, agent for the sale of Isaac Straub's
Corn Mills. auag3-1y
JOHN M. GOULD,
SAGENT.
BOOTS AND SH`ES
AT WHOLESALE,
No. 8 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORL.EANS. 01ol8-Smn
CHARLES E. SPENCER,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
FANCY GOODS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HOSIERY,
Ui12.e C1Ltlery,
Perfumery, Stationery, Etc., Etc.,
No. 82 CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
F. J. QUINLAN & CO.,
W'HOLF-ALE
SIIATS AND CAPS, S
Corner Common and Magazine Streets,
NE-- NI OI? ANS. [oi5 3m
FATJO, \A R KS & CO.,
baace-;aur' to
JOS, II. &. I. N. MIARKS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
IMPORTERS,
13, 15 AND 17 NEW LEYE' STREET,
SD. FATJO, - JOH II I RUNnASO,5
Jos. a. taR .?. I (2il1 1 I. N. MtA es.
I~ SOLU''IOS OF (Ot'lAI1.TNI:RSIIII'.--The firms
of 0. E. I1ALL & CO. ISt. Louis Hotel,) and D.
M. IIILLDIETIl & CO., (St. Charles Ilot-l,) are this day
I dissolved hv mutual consent. 0. !. Hall will hereafter
carry on the busines, for his own account, and will set- I
tle the business of said irms.
O. E. IIALL,
D. M1. IIILDRETII.
I EFERRING TO THE AiBOVE, I WILL TAKE
1. this opportunitt of tendering y thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage extended to the St.
Charlci Hotel since its erection, and to the patrons of
the St. Loui, Ilotel during my occtation of it; and will
here inf"orm thene that the former has within the past
few onivithl, been thoroug ihly renovated, painted and
ittpelrd, and the furniture thoroughly cleansed, varnish
ed and upholttered, land I here remark io those not
cognizant, that these were imuch, vet - iuci h needed irmI
prvemetsi st-d wvith thle addition ot such furnit.re as
was retuitte, the entirev etabliashmient is in as good
order, and will extend ts nlinrt ctltllforts as it over has
to tlhose n ihe plene to Itatrntie it The St. Ltouti llotel
is ipas5ing throuilh the stme renovatiet n, and will be osen I
to the ltblic about the Ist of I)eeember next.
IBothi hliuses will be k-ept in the old itarnter ,vith table
d'hote. . E. HALL
New Orleans. Ort 17. I-.U not 3
S'T. JAMES HOTEL.
I~.M(- AZINE STREET,
BUetwes n Gravicr and .Natchez Streets,
Gcneral CIHARLES E. SIEEI)ES, MLanagser.
rTiTllSl Estblishment has been leasedl for a termi of
I vea'r-, anlit hils een completely and thioroughly
ryno'ated and teiired, -ud iri-dhied with new Furn
ture, Bedlding, Bed and Table LIinen, fronl the kitchen to
the roof Fori tlhe conlieent-e of loeation, and wcll
arranged riiooms, it has nto .-t tierior itt the city. For the
comforts andtl luxuries of its table and "Exchant e," the
manage'r oinly aiks a trial. ,he Hotel is nosw ,pon for
the recepttioiin ol gue-ts. [1i -
JERE3I1lAH 3I. WARDWELL,
IIPORTER OF HARDWARE
AND
CO1MIISSION MERCHANT,
83 John Street, New York,
HAYING been engaged in the Hardware business
fi,r more than thirty-five "ears, Mlr. Wardwell
offiers his services to his friends in Texas and other
iSouthelrn States, to purchase for them their goods, and
dispose of anv article of Produce they may ship to him.
All orders ,ill risi i-ve ii on . tt:, -
>t
Dcaler in
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
No. 74 St. Charles street, New Orleans. [n2' iy
REMOVAL.
TIIE undersigned has removed his CARPET STORE
to No. 8 Carondelet street, two doors from Canal,
where a full and complete assortment in his line may be
seen. New patterns of VE.LVETS, BRUSSELS, TAt'
ESTRY, 3-ply, and INGRAINS, are just bcin, received.
LEWIS ELKIN,
nov22 6ml No. S Carondelet street, New Orleans.
E. A. TYLER,
115 Canal street, New Orleans,
DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
Silver Ware and Fancy Goods.
Watches Repaired. Jewel v and bilver Ware Manu
factured to Or der. [novr2 ly
C. H. ZIMMERMAN,
91 and 96 Caz4al Street, New Orleans.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
AT WHOLESALE. [o.5 ly
D. BLUM & FRANK,
tO LESALE
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
43 Chartres street. New Orleuns. [n291 y
DRY GOODS.
I. FOERCOE 5ER. SI):O L .DEi.
FORCHEIMlER & IIABER,
17 .............. CAMP STREET ...............17
New Orleans,
IMPOIRTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ITNVITE the attention of city and country dealers to
their complete stock of seasonable Gfoods, which
will be kept replentshed by every arrival. (lSmrn3
H. ABRAHAM. Frett. GOLDSMITII.
ABRAHAM & GOLDSMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks & Valises,
36 CAte STRiET, New OsRLEAn. lolS Gin
HEYMIANN & SOPER,
IMPORTERS OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
NEW ORLEANS,
61 CiHARTRES STREET,
NEW YORK,
o18 3m] 69 BROAD STREET.
WEED, WITTERS & CO.,
COIMMISSION MIERCIIANTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND DEALERS In
PROVISIONS, PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
CLOTHING, TOOLS, &c., Ac.,
7, 0, 11 and 13 Tchoupitoulas street,
Corner of Common. street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
New Orleans, Aueujt a8, 185,-1y
SAM DE BOW & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants
DEAI.ERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
WINES. LIQUORS, CIAl-A-s,.-&.-,
Nos. 30 and 32 New Levee street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Are now receiving, by almost every arrival frown the
North and West, a fresh and well-selected stock of
GROCERIES,
SUITABLE FOR
WHOLESALE ANDT) RETAIL GROCERS,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
TRADE S' 'ORES,
BOAT STORES,
BAR STORES,
Among which will boe found the following articles,
which they offer to trade at reduced figures:
CIIOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
FRESH PEACHES,
FRESH BLACKBERRIES,
FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
FRESH TOMATOES.
ASSORTED JELLIES,
BRANDY FRUITS,
RIASPBERRY,
FRESH OYSTERS-I and 2 ~ cans,
LONDON CLUB SAUCE,
WOIlCESTEIS.IIREI SAUCE,
TO31ATOE CATSUP,
CONCE.NTRATED 31ILK,
PICKLIES -ascorted,
CIIEESE-E. 1). and W. R.
CIIOICE BUTTERI,
LEAF LARD-in kees and tierces,
SUGAR CURED IfAMS,
TOBACCO-Nasy, etc.,
COFFEE-(Chice Rio,
SOUR KROUT,
CABBAGE in CURR,:IE.
TEAS.
IMP' RIAL,
YOUSG IIYSON,
SOUCHONG,
POUCHOSG.
And OOLONG.
STAR CANDLES
SOAP,
TARCIIH,
INDIIGO.
BUIACKING,
INK,
BAKING POWDERS,
REFINED SALERATUS,
SOD)A,
CREAM' TARTAtR,
ALLSPICE,
GINGER,
PEPPEli,
CINNAMON,
CASTIIE SOAP,
CO:3IETIC SOAP.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
A large and well sclcct-d
Stock of Foreign and Domestic,
Iu quantitic.s to suit P'rchascrs.
CIGARS,
5'.0,j30 DOBESTIC CIGARS, various brands,
and of oil qualities. july5
A. WINTER,
No. : Texas Street, nea:r the Levee,
RE I'ECT FUI.L Y infbrms his friends and the public,
lthalit having m:tde extensive purchaieb. ot
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods
of every description,
He offers to sell at prices to suit the ines. Having
purchlased for CASH, at first houses in New Orleans,
his facilities are unsurpassed for giving general satis
faction in prites and quality. Persons wanting
FALL CIOTHING,
or anything in the Dry Goods or Clothing line, ate in
rited to call and examine the stocks -hicih are received
constantlry, and opened for the inspection of purchasers.
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and ili-ses' Dresses, Trimmings, etc.
ever received in this market, can be found as above.
0111 A. WINTER.
•'3-'r y
M. BAEI, -It Di rEX ,
BA R & DREYFULS, ,
WHno siE.SL AND RETAIL DzALERS IS.
DRY GOODS,
GROCEIRIES, PROVISIONS,
WEý,TERN PRODUCE, &c.,
Curner of Texas and Spring "::ec:s,
MU. ICa'a OLD Starn,;
SHRItEVEPOrPT, L..
Bees to inlform their friends, planters, merh r,.s ant
public gecneraltlr that they have formed a Cdpartnersa;.,
Sand recently ipcned a lurce and sselect assortmeunt ct
Dry Goods, G.roceries,11ardware,& c.,& c.,& c.
Harving purchased their stock entirely tur cavi:, :iev
fee! confident hm-wt they can sell as checdp or chlaper ti.:.n
any house in th'is city.
T aR STCK COaSIST' IN PraT O:
Kerseys, Li.4eys, Lowells and Os.nbutr da ; Hlickory,
Marboro' and Choctaw Stripes; p ]: ickinis, Nye.
Blankets, flue (all woor,) Bed ilankets, of cedrev e._
and quality; unterpanes; Toilet Quilts, i;-" a:,, 12.
Bleached a, d brown Cul. as, a vI !at e ass:v y
and of extra .uality, 4,: -4..:d i a' . . L2 c ;..
bro en Sheetir.s.
Irish Linenr, a large and beautiful assertraet. L::.,:;
Sheetings, 1s . and 3:-' . l'ill :i'-ca. . i:.,;c Lileu hn:,
mask; Linen 'lable seta; Bird cE.a liiuaper, luaeiaht c
Towtelirg.
Cal:rnia G ous-Worcted and Cutt.? lu rtas; T.:
key red and ure.l French Cai' iee tub Curtra,:s.
Tennessee tod Kentacky ,ans, white and clure,; a
large assortl -rc,t of Flannels.
Bleached, -wn and colored C anon Flannels.
Bllack and ..y F.c lre rncL (tcsllerc; Twr.ds.
Black Cloth ; Ladies' R' - al C-lths.
Satriuets--,lIck, blue and grey.
I.adies' Sla,,.ls; plain black drei- Siiks. 'opl:::s.
French 31eriros, all colors; pisin and figured iclh,:re..
3Black Delaines, (all wool;) I)luaine robce; Ali,;cc.s.
Genuine French Calcue, of all St lea.
En.glish and American Prints, a large and beauifi.l
assortme t.
Printed Jaconet, Liaen Lawns, French Orgaudies.
Lace Mantelcts, Mai quis Parasols.
Whirr Gooos--Jaconct, Nainuok, Lawns, Cambric,
plain and figured Swiss Muslin, Book Muslin, Br;l
lantines, Tarlton; Ilrusions, of all cltrs.
Ilandkerchiefs--Lien Cambric, plain henmstitched,
and eirmbroidcred.
Hosuren--Of nearlv every style manufactured--La.
dies' and Misses' best English cotton lose; Ladies'
31isses' and Children's Merino and Woolen ic..,
Gerntlemen's and boys' English half-hose; GenuIe
men's and boys' Merino and Woolen hallt-Hose.
Ladica' Merino Vests.
Gentlmen;'s Gauze, Merino and Lisle Thread Shir:s
anid Dravwers.
loour SKicN-Lad- Cs:-' .:.. Children's, dif1r.
ent styltma.
OLOVSa--L.dtiies' aLd Genrtlemen's Kid, Buckskin and
:aris C oth (super.) gloves. Caihmere Gloves a:L
Gauntlets. Woo:cn' Mitts.
Crotulo'u -A large stock of Cents' and Boys' ready
Inade Cloa.hing, which has been selected from tr.
best marIiufacterict, and which they cain recminrct.d
to the public.
A fire asao;rtment of linen hosom Shirts, Maracil:es
Shirts, Shirt Collars, etc., etc.
IATr .c. C'crps--A very large and beautiful ass9rt.
merit, of the latest r tyles, and at all pricen.
Ladle:,' a.ndl l:s ' lionrets.
BooTs ..ucr S:eiEs--'hcir stock of .Men's and Boys'
Butts r:.1 Shoes is c ry large and comprises .tci:
variety of styles .ald priceo. Extra-flue French (i.e ;
Boot, rmade to c:der, from the best Phi!ad.!pl.ia
manufacturies.
Their stock of Ladice' Misses' and Children's YoLee,
Gaiters, :ootees and Slippers, is immensely ioar,_
and ail ratle to order toy the best Ladies' a.t
manuifacurcrs of Philadelphia.
Trunks, Vzlises, Carpet-bags, Saddle-bags, Saddles,
Bridles, Utc., etc.. etc.
HI~.rinra.e-A full ard complete assortment aWaysa
on hand.
Caststeel Cotton IIces, Trace Chainus, Axes, Spades,
Haauies, etc., etc.
GRoccr Esr---A very eitensive assortmenat of Groce
ries, comprising in part Sugar, Molasses, Bacon,
Pork, L:a d. F!our, Rice, Salt, Candles, Tea, Coffee,
Mackerel, Lobsters, Sardines, Soap. Starch, Pepper,
VWestern: and Goshlen Cheese and Butter, together
with every article for plantation and family use.
WIEaS AGOI: ý,'I " . .,r--- ··\ c .5 l , nr cr,,seei ' " '' r, .-4
ing c
Port,
Loand.
Shrevept ,
J. K.
CORNEIR
O6aLB 1 ,.
that 1. . - .. .'
At the corne
offers at the
Shrevelport
Curner (:
Shrreport. J
HTOULI) res
the put
business, dt t.
ceived per is
sitting of
FANCY AND ,
GIOCE
SCOAT STOIP
So soon as a
Sreccipt of 'r:
dcscripticn.
As our purn
direct of tI(e I
all dcscrip i.:jn
supplies ateN ow
I'u:chuslIs a
stock and cie,
Shrev(mei t.
at Larna .
AS J .T
selected oegre:,
ing thu la, at ua
FANCY AND S
CiCHIA A
HIIA'
Which wil be so
H. L.ewl will
aid ni ln t, -
Sihrtveronrt .1
50 Per C:nt. Cl
J. _1. i
ing in par os foll
Silks, Po IPn., A2
zines. De aines,
and Wed i..;g Go(
GE1NT EIE:
Ladies' Cloaks,
bons, Jewle'rv I'e
ally kept :t wel
will be foltnd thor
Millinerya nd Drc
and udg sur vou
bWholeslale buyt
CA.
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