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Ladice' Artificial Calves.
We cannft reti t'.. t..:i,-. ' v: to reputl h ui.-i
f loring arttic!e fl o ': ' ~ l ,, '.. of the 2 .
th'oe: h the ouj.t r: r out of the oiin - r' ca
It it i0t'resC tihe raier "t u o , it ,':d uý, he r, :;i
b- '- 1 r, +i for Li; t rou l"- in reailg iit'
D iti g i ve' ral v : o't::. of it pat winter a .:
. bv to ~ cIurcet Irc ula.:r:tte s in :
r , of a , . And by ca h,,; A:
: .i t ,' tii: '+f r' .' 1'tt.'l 't, . lt1 I:tin i w hen. they tl-,t "1:
':-t , ,+Ar'p. -. W '1 d (o not know whosa( :
:: w 1nn they were firt inr;-i
i...f :' i. - t . r i . ctr i:
. _ . let. . ' crt1:, e of a)f a ':
l 1:.at' V i, t, t lant 're , .,
to 1 _ I U f ', v : i, hi p:onii ent cac-,r -
S:.-, delvotd 'ii tl, :r ert~_ -" to the fabricati : c:
U1 -. r.re hits of frib nu ',"atmomy; and, net,+! :'
.tanu :1, the very rapid pro'luction, the supply f..
ptort if the demant, Of c,'t ran', a deal of eatare
ta; ,c : , t v pr' ,,_ rna , nline e.ei ,ho,", pqe t 'r,
., m 'I'.. , t. i. .' u it o to t io ne h -c .
n.,,k t; for 1this would Ove aL i a tiery injurious l ,
t (i1 tht s ien o tf the ar:ic'e, a., the tautalisintg di h
ito woani:d have bte ar e 'n p. asing. But th f:cu
of its xo-,t', ce a so on and cta-i transmitted b: it
sor't of rridd"nly l,, 'rle'n i 61. and all who wrige h,
r,... f tm i ,, to by marvrlcou's per ti,' of';'
f' t u 1. ,. vul S r e .t 1 ' ,.lo to -ui,.,Iy their sweet _elve'
tl i ,r e :it'n iannoll nCIe' ehlct ailtogether I
c u t to lr' 7 ,1; 1s. t n' "ent el l en
ttre't ci or:,,'r, tron club riI l .ti , aend in the bi.wi.,;
s tar;o:.` ,ýl- tl o 1 ;:tins .: nluical," have futh di : l
I.. F , ,r t o, ll ],.i' i:::i titilltl r n- of delight ata a
en-,tfa,'' - Li. m h ,il}" :It 1 ,: - rl ote w illin:_;ly p] t._ - I fý
S..:, 'l to be a disa . . a'
a.. to t ".. , r i L 1.1 1, . r., tthli a: c n -
t',a t:,y ,: 1dari g' ' of ' tie ab'uintl-Lg 01 ,S -
,f t.,r .i h' , ' a:," t .,.' too, in a very port D,, a:
e:: ;'.i' -,1 , I v i t i t to al ost any adie " t :n -
-I -u , :. A i ii " ' v on,'tx' ,r' e -hould n: t,, I
.L n i .' it i'' l " h, tt h ,til an i il ing spirit : '.
dl, on,: tact ,.i'.;.'_t r. n;,u. .' - & ii 'i lc 't, r 'lai -: I
ia:, : u- Ie't . , 111i a : c r l 's t e " l , .
t',''l " . , r ,." pis th t,1 "4,1 ' - the wli be t I
,'d wi! ,: o: ' v . ont.il b reaf' r dii owil
' ':':i t"^e tl'i ,','-' '.-.t , , ,l'il , a-t t},l : h:e t 'i 0d1 1 ' L 'i
J": u, ' t'. i1 '<-, nu no'. 1r _3 Lh u 1- t
itw ,:, it.i- I, ia,:1 r of i:.terest to i: .
S. . ,'li to L a " l t'. I ii o l al lo e tc l
ra.:.r, ,, t;e"ý entr,. !:- lit-ti thr., which" call uo::
the oglin glce:o of so mnoily a.nJm ing spec,,or-.
This is t .ecrut, which only te co,:,.t-d alers and ti ;
(,'1:c_-' lu, .;',.: cn u.ie"!. W e learn, however, th':.
they have becun c r pop':Ir wi}h the nu-called `'uppr,-,:
circle.s,- n, it i. thi i' .upt iing success with thiN I
ci,tw- that L]:_ led to an unusual 'matiii for skatin,' ,lu
ring the past >vu.-,n. T ei gonlda have been thrr: g, I
with ýung ladies as n.ver before, and not unti: t1 -
w'rit , has the .,y-terv hrn fully revealed. In facO,
tD. r,.e of the s' aeon h-, !,,,n the-c adtbstable ,,ve ,
I,"~' hta. the '1,ll11,t l faillein ,1' very matctially with the: '1
Iy, ts-in;; 1 way of the, sktitng -'aton. They are ,,o',u
by the tos:t fa1!iouJuthl'," it Inot the mtos.t lespect;t+!,
1i; the t1 tlty propn,..ld" ahd at the weekly s.(i,1. a -
etin", a ,d, in f;,'', r alum-t cveirywh+,re. .r' nie.', J.
y'V, lag t1,'1 -rand Ihi[l,1 l i ; t,.ts all day long an,; :-el:
them tt v,.ry ,, 1 o ' . 0 ! ,,' i,. in si/ 's to s itl. S"o i' .I
u.,h, - littuc ,ll"r:ncmc Low c: l v.rLuas or ill-sh tte C
"(J!e ;ay be, cvei1 t':ire is 0 11:111ui by the dovice ,
'VS::t with :,, incvsttmunt or tao in false .h'ir, a
,d .,: l =t, p'un . m . the ti hr':k , and the now thor. 11
rly i rt'r, ' l j a, lt ca v - t: 1,00- :tiwkward i:.
r-L.l'e an,. ul13tt'.'<tice iui g .etl*, appC e tnat l
F'ane ,o ,,y "ch s .ng." Y o e- u .iv the c or' I
II is not earv to pru".ILt w:,!ti,.r th,-se tl:hings i,i
lý it probable tu!::: ter'e t ill be no lim:it1 to the device' .
which will be usc.! fur ,in!iug out the de'bts of na',,re.
and for tdtlin; e llit il -i an , , to comu!artttively unih
vci,,n 1ersoatl fean:t'e's. Nose. "iM be aruhcd, hooked,,
or straight n d',: to hai c artificial eves, teeth, and hIii
,:i! be co' t-im-rd i i ideratnm , and no:,st of all yotnl.
!ie,..s will I,:"b 1 .1:" i' : r., ,r pl tl t the furr .ish
i n ' re a .Al ti ,.: ;m ia in , r': . A ntd so n 0l lo v e b cc o rn ' , r l
a *ar, "111 cocicty a sharn. L';0i that tin e we caJ
..,.;" :.t:,' Io, the haiq,:u--_ ,j; UV ,' AN JI~ ': ]1 ". "'.
S S '. : T : , " ; - I , .f' a _ft (a.t
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i , i : ! iv e t o a I ,ll tl n o w r . >'-;c
,t -l ill t. 1" Ic, b e. ;! i . a c oh ' pu 'l--e n t, l'ltiL '
pa r s- T h e n u'.':Li e .: i i'. : to r e It t i.
i y il.t , ,-::n 4 . A h ho u4 h it 1,Lly se lm ,:< i
S:4. i. II I I V I Lt ! itrue, ti I canL 1\ 1t , i tt f
a "'l dnut ..d w ith tlhe p :rtle.r :e cvnc ,ruei d a . the f ctI
. I t u 'n. , o, . f t h, y e a r c t i t
1,1 kt-f 1'i..,e. iva'u Ab.Un, 1. Y., ai-t
I , w . - , u d g uy, and -
tinf e .I to i t-- 'i -rý' i:u p ti.s :nu-l t i th e t cax
|,r; :o 'at Au,'; . ril. d:., his , .t,,,Iil, to the ,.,1,
a ld I aviii i° 1 1: . n il i, it b p ite h: a I.'l
t , im . 1" ' 1i , -' v ,cr ' , L I t n' o ,t w as rel: ,t:e I, a
ii.:: it 'd ht , I, i ,, . X, ,.: i
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t - . , , o i :' 11 I . 1, 1 ,1 sl i ,
i L t 'i- - r-'el Y -.1 l I
i tt00 . r i; i i t , .0 i it' itt tit ' t
f uiiy c, s ) i: .' 'd th Ca t hI,, w ,a in n n :, , liit, a n d h .id lee!:
Wrond. Ti ,u i "n ,rove 1 tue bi the deaI h
,tl i., '- a t : t.'I: +"1') . I "-a ' d' cd tiLe to :
lth cti ef ItIi1i I
.:i s on :l . th ' ' ,, c: 'L:. a ,s l,': Mh'. (' ruct h id e.:,
II ti_ i. : 'mi ' i i,, :. e t t her f,)
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r ,o , , n . to i t to . !
' .I h e.', :e in f) i' ' . . ;t . s 'lo'u , of yt
i w t i' " t at n:'_ ? Iuniv d i tl. nti hb- ',hon
if t .h Ol,' 1 t of t-'ir' a ' i , . 1 ,ust a' t d11t } the?
,Cov e p , ?: , t ' ' Mr a s:. aw l p lea t sa:t t litttle co t
,t \l 1 _ i , l i Itiu lt e( : 1' ct le i ot , 0 ld t1rei t
'-',i -r ic: i lv, b d a p e tlv happy it
1' '.n c!, 111 , " ( i ..; ,,1 v, il . " e ru :'h d u L' t
1i',t a ,d t., ) .:: .. .,r a 'i. a -t)"': ne ., v', i ,
:" 't ", ,'l. I .' 2 :L') e i e .' 1 ',1'! :- ii+ 1 1 .'1 : twlO
N n d . -1 1 r 1". i' : th ..it' h,. 'l o p ,l i1 c . .ddl y e s ,o n -
i: c: t\h ; e er i to giv' , a ll'
i 'e c} -'~'', 1) !i t''ii . ''t ic, ,. t!. i a' it ' t.r a,: :
1: fn. A It i :t I' ' -, lit ti:..,''tal l
t ,. t,.V : v , } 1-t1 , c , 1, i ,
,., w1 ' . eS t .:: :e al.
i tt'. 1 , , I " ,.. e ' , 1 , r ;p p', i. d I i t h ah .
... .. tin] i-c" . .D:: patc-h.'
ý u t l v e ': . t : :.'' c ii- I ' t i c t' , i eI, I " :ci, -
I' 1 . . ,t. 1 i: 1. n , i . , e, ,
- he ,'c, uvitto , , t i:! I I 4I', 7 1 a,.
r t i ,; inii'fSu t iit. 1 r t- i the ' t.ie and re
r e cjetic g t I t ot-po ot t ae c al r ii,
; o 1 .1 t l, il v,.-i r e,, a5.1,
1i of aii out c s etur 'e d Ul-tiiutd. Th'
la* iot 'r een s ell r h1511.1 ofl ,c..t , a!a i t'.,
are in grc et dI itr i s at their a10 . i
.1", -a- Sip 'I'" ' "I:', Ji, " l r. n .- T'l'welhe \;ca:.
-o tt rv' hi ,'d bi.e i-or', ilni d in n the toaics of
~ ::, I, " w r, .: . ; ''p~i :.I hl t l 1 that a :"'-y Mupeli("
a- ),., 'crtc,' }, il their s'..lcsta , t5
p. 'itis . ,'n ,:ld ,ultil M rs. Savc ,r di
L l" "1d. ,. ( '.,:n .'jia
, ' v ., , a', .i h h :, 1 ,t'ch of the st:t
u'.: ,.. . x a ,i X on of the hi\-llIOw di
i a : n:, J 1,,le, whi, . beiný foilowed up b,
- al Iy toe hbq,. 11,1 t,, :I .-et of don-like[ la}: !
Si , 11,:lf the Iu 10 l i,.'roe 1,A1 feuudo a strLang: ]
, n1" apip).tci.ttv of oil.n,;: t:v.e ty-four vear, i
:"1thc 1 in ti1 . rl..,lil yiv filthy, a/d having- n. '
I. I. ,))t was mni in.g jist a;o' e the ankle
h,'r 11.a Ini<',,g a ltite hibhr' up, the stu a p ter.
ig , o 'n ( !i : 1 'a i1y, '. l ii a : l showin_
t wvas 11t the 1o1: of a slgeon, nor had it re
1 the t1111 ,:' , ur e y,'ien lost. iis face'
e1:d were II" i t :Bgena bat, not a1 wor I
be =g+t. from 1, . 11. 0 I :at1 lived there a uot'ahi t
slug .the milk of the coil and to"
. , w, .1 ,,51d n',':r to the town ai'thoritios,
,, f i" p, t, ,}, wher he nlov is and
'r,'ui tort th,' p -t w,. " , year<.
-.1 a't- npi,- t.o ~'., C tII," 1llatery eonceruing thi.L
dI yet wh,) e ',r -a' o: hel ot hin, and dlrif ,_
,ý}hvle tw.,elv'e ,ar-h h ha- never u t.red a wor!
0o 1 expdih qta have )t'u n tried to loo '' his ton':ue.
Otte ' :a h Ivai ,il a b,:tle containi,.k a
tof N - ' Ilo :.t,", to undelstand ers t!,
It it 11w , for ,,, L t is lipts and drant tit.'
L. tI .llg h 1, h1im k , '\ , , si 'I e i a ilo bets.
the srmme r he rt of os l, c t '=r-I . ,'
sett're is th ye y, 1. He s i ',:'y 1sy of s r oe ,,
St h ie man h,,, i acovered, t s!tvtm et when thev ,'
ýat h. Iof s e "mi ra'ms. I i11 cnjlfci dl' , ena t ils in ;,.
e -sib!tO 'o give Li a',t tr, t'm ;,+;n y, s reason..
W htore thn nrght:.i h 'ani. i:tec l in det :nely' a. t >,-,
,e only thd oly af tetn t the e ceis: , fi w et,.s -t ,'h -
,rived at this, t fcomn eT:rtpool, wihi a lArg auii
[F-,rtlsri .'Ic Ai ,.-,
:THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co., '
N . 10 and 8 Front Row,
SHIREVEI'ORT, LA.
.. TE l.r special induenrents to country merchants
ft I.. deal"ls our latrge st!ok which embraces a sen
r: a: assot mentu nsu rpi;isedby any house in Sht ieveport. SgHg
I ' si nr special facilities fir replenishing our stock
i.r.tgh our N, Orlln-s hout-, Waddy Thompson
& lo., we are conit-idnt of .making it the interest of
e. e ;ev b'over to nri'e ant look through our stock before
Sr' 'Ita.il. ,et.'e-ar l. Our st-ock embraces:
la',;. and Domestir Dry Goods, M
aItridwarc and Cutlery,
QUeens and ;law.It:re, ever
I Iat', lloots and Sho.s, Su
Tinw-are and Willow Ware, 'u
Ur.,ceries and Provisions,
Saddlery and ftarness,
BoLt aLd Bar Stores, Ciga
L' i. a.ds Sta:itnerya, D:ugs,
o'uoki g and Heratind 'towcs, Brat
Wineý ant Liqu otrs,
Ciothin, in every variefr, for sale low by
TU0IIoMlSON, MORRIS & Co., Pck
No. 1) and ? Front Row, Shreveport, La.
RF. A. .,ial 'r and Jas. Ratliff will be ala-d to see their Jtae
ol ':! indsat th ehotiec of Thompson, Morris & Co. Al
Sir,,.vc rrt, D .comber 23, 1`-5.
wlnoO TrIIOMPSON, VrM. . MORRnlIt, CHAS. WiL.KERSON, of ci
New Orleans. Slhrevcport,La.) Shreveport, La. j At
TIIOMIPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
CLOMI 1SSION MEICIIANTS, toge
SANt F
COTTON FA("TOItIS, cons
No-. t.i and . Front Row, Shreveport La.
I 1\AVING ample means anal f'adlities fat the conduct
o t- f u i i busine'. we sulicit a h1.Lret of public patron
a , under tthe cint iction that we shall be able to do
l! juistice t ,, all who m : v (atruat t. s ,vitt their business
', 'ti l',t'p t.- lay i,,. t i' he'i st market price for Cot
l'l'Ott0 i' h Otr"'.v'nort.
'. , , . r'e an-l ship Cotion, Wool or Produce at
i 'l.' .o'te- rtes .ten o tita . goo0
O itlo ite :;tk a.-.u ts ill Cl. and Goods on Cotton and A.
Prodnee sti e tor in tral'n-it.
\\'e mick special and liberal advances on all COtton A
ecr -i:ned to our VaddyTit'homptson & Co., New Orleans.
ie or ',rto.o ttit "' t:tnta Insur, cCe C.ttpta'n-, ht1avi'« fah
-i ". ! tf i' o ir Mi tiotns and insure at flair rttes all
( t.'t'o in sLOte ;iWiY it r n lillt:i .
T' k1 TiIt)S , MORRIS & Co.
S.rt:ve!ir t, DeI)te mber '-', 1.., ;
Sitttti t O, s , l su,. - , t)1:nttS , r..,
:'w O"leautoc-, La. Sr"htrcveport, Li.t
W\VADDY TIO?1 IPSOI N & Co.,
CO.3IIlS"IO N .IERCIIANTS
ANo
COTTON FACTORS,
No. "' Crondelct .,treet, ever
NEW ORLEANS, L. I
tit R TO
('I.einical Bank. Ntw Yo'k. a Pittman & Bro., St. Iouis
Coi.tt inercial Bank, l lmphis. and Memphis.
Fcnocr, ltntnett & Blomiwan, Sam. D Bow & ('o., N. O.
:uw York. i Morris,Caldwell&Co .,N.Y Line
1' I I'RA1, cash adviauces man e on all consignmentst
I of' Cotton, \Vool and Produce to our W'addl
T'1l'imlnpson & Co., tfor saile it Neoi Orleans or trau- aall
shittiuent to St. Iouis, New York, or Liverpool, hy
T111lOMI'SON, MORRIS & Co.,
No. It atlnd Front iowm, Shrevpolrt, La. !gent
SpI, r,,vepl rt, ])eember ?ou L;.E
a. CI' .LoTN RI: t, B. 11. titNSt. Iti , w. . LsTNE . Iit
EL;STNERII, KINOSWORTHY & Co.,
'(Sauccc.-oor to J. 11. Car:ter.)
Itecreiving, Forwarding and Commission MIer
CitAXtTS, AND
Wholes ale and Retail Dealers in
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, ..
II i
\ND Hotli
PI,XNTA.''ION SUPPLIES,
Corner of the Levee and Milam street, from
|SIIREVE'POIT, LA. T1
r I l.hKEI pi,:tsure i in iforming their friends and the
SI I ublic that thee h ive purchI ised the stock and in
ere- t of the well kilun;n brauch Louse of Johitn I.
Ca er, and till keep constantly on hand a lt'rge aid
V'il seluctcd stock Coi.sti.:in iu part of
(;RiO)C:ER[ES,
aCr off'e, Floutr, lacoi, l.ard, Pork,
Rice, 1ae, Salt, Molisscs, C:anilcs, Soap,
Starch ,,So , Cheese, .atckere ,1, Teat ,
C.,n!y, rI<:ns. PI'reserves, Sardin ,9
a, D Id Frit, Coo Fruit
lPu,.toin, Peiper, AIspice c..rats,
(.ruidiea, litys td ii tes of all description.
CI(.lIIP , ('I! ,W l: ; AND SI IO KING TOBACC'OS
W.u-ooldn nViari, Th Wlale, lt*i'rdara,
STfable Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Trace Chains, &e., &e.
DRY-GOODS,
\ full and cuomlpl.ie ascorihnent of
Sa:h d a 'v i l tn i . '
U.nn:tball..4, o n,. e .t. ,r Ui
Utdair, .-Red, Whit' anmi Grey Fla.fuel,
iI.:I:' itre, S ltiits, I)amas s,
To velioe, Ena'k i ih and Amenc an
Prints, 3i)rcuos, Se., &e.,
s' Cl,:hin-. Iat, ,(t , and Si es,
1 t:il asior. l oent of
hin'eys, Ker;e is, Rus <e litts, Mo d oo th.
1n1 atll other article.; uiually kept in a Dry Good and
Grocery honcl:e.
ItRECE1VING ANl) FORVARDINCG.
O r cco~,nnuohtions tare :unpl for receiving, storin i
ndl iorwtarding all U.iton alnd Merchaudise', consighnd
it a, and no pains will be spared to give satisfitction to
hr who favor -as with thwir patronaze.{
Li )eral advaneos inie (on consiguments. Country
D ALE, N. . MI anHY.
,i Va e.A ,i 'h, r .iad stanol.
AE t n hand' a late ot 1i v ,'ools, (Clothinet,i
.II-r 'I'i , l t ae and l ts, a3nd
ire prepaicd to iuk" Ad'aences aOhi Cot toil and other I
'A. E :l iiE . .V. li.i e1'ir ! i. . GILt ORE.
A.\ EN .LE & C.,
Pil'IS , 1.',
No. 2 T ilxa Si stret,l, Sl'eepoTrt, i a.
LDinform heir friend andithe' public that they
n are in reit of a rsh stock of t .oods in their
in i prcied It tihe senintr partner direct from the
iii irttrs i Now Y,.r, which consists in ,art of
ltrandies, Clarets.
V negrovej hiaut Santerne,
T, nnct, (C ' 7h. l ,¢,M Frill ,
I \.. es h,"v i, ihant tirtine,
W hiskys, thti ine Wine, ue a.
Sch , Srmoking Tobacco.
;oh , Priqtue,
' , iii rn, f Kiali tkhl iick,
II ea, inea, Tosrkishn
S aors I" ,. Vs. ginia Len t.
Winenr.ovhuin-t anue Cavndish.
Port, Pipes,
'],eurry (lrih r LRoot,
( habnspague. lHe wootd,
r:=:g & (. And alt articles for sin kern
l hitlt, Pepper Sii lce(.
,arklin, Imoik. Kotcohup,
] I11unga riflnl Wi" iln'.. ysters,
IT.,k, arditne-s
htitsrmtlv's, Salmonds.
a''tatlei. Mushroomatis.
Gin. 'Pine Apple Cheese,
l lDtland Gin, Crushed Sgar,
S n' apps. Loaf Sugar.
I ickle . lellie , Mustards.
S CIIEWIN'( TlO!IACCO of all kinds,
Siriported C GARS,
5 I ,. trsadi, 4,, La Bendar,
i5o Rittiee Concha, 4 iii) Condanilas,
" .repalia, d, Farie ntropeRegalia,ot
ill FeAaro, al, Rico Operas,
t' 'it C banas, , ecros ,rera,,
i" L onidras, .i, Ladiies' irtc ih Segars.
Play ing Card.
I irts square, Linen,
i' " mboat, Mogul,
" ,riou s and sundry other articles too nInnierous to
' I'ni. All of' the above, and all goods sold are guar
anti d to be as represented.
: aers i in the o articles are respectftll invited
to e~aGiine our stock Cas e guarantee to sell as ine s li
aor i le byl the wholesale as low as can be purchased in
Nii Orleans. A. ENGLE & Co.
Sorveo t't, De tember I-7, "olli-if
I'ATTERSON & DODEZ,
C RNER STALL,
S.;eit hand side of the
Market.
11 ving purchased out J. M. I)ANB11El , would
r-.pietfull¢ itfir:t the c7tizeus of Shtreveport and
i'i4y, that they will keep costantly on hand, a choice
as CE N T BCment otk
B.e f, Pork, Ve 0l, Mutton, Venison, &c. &.,
whidh will be sold at the loirest prices.
,'ttimboats, Ilotels. Ioarding Houses and private
For iiest frnished with every de.scription of Marketing, i
.lyigBUTCHERS,
, ti t, No. 'left hand side of the Market House".
I7 EEP eonstantly on hand Fresh Beef, Pork, Mut
S11 ton and Veal.
t' nr.rn Steamboats and Hotels supplied either in tha'
. ryvor t nigh,• db if
M'CLURE & BARRETT,
ON THE LEVEE,
lid Store from Milam street,)
SHREVEPORT ..................... LOUISIANA.
SIIE subscribcrs 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, Coffec, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Candles,
Pork, Salt,
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking.
of all brands,
Cigars--Domestic and Imported,
Snuffl-of different brands,
Brandies,
Whioky, and
Box Goods of every description,
Pickles and
Ketchups. of all sorts and sizes,
M1ackerel-of all descriptions.
Also-
Wooden and Tin-Ware,
of every description.
Also
Raisins,
Figs,
Preserved Fruits of all kinds,
together with a
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
consisting of
Engli-h,
French and
Amnerican
Prints,
Bleached and unbleached Domestics.
Cotton Flannel, bleached and unbleached,
Cotton Drilling, "
L.ineys, Cotton Yarns,
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept in a dry
goods store.
A large assortment of Blankets, of all lualities.
Fall and Winter Clothing,
A large assortment of Fall and Winter' Clothing, of
the best materials, stuperior workm otship, and msol t
flashionable styles, eubracing in part-
Saleri.eue Black and fancy Cold Cloth and ether
Dress, Frock, Otlice and ac Coats,
Iasletots,
OOvercoats'
Boat C'oats
Blanket Coats,
Monkev Jackets,
Supr. BIllck,
Plain, Fancy,
Cocl' Cacssimnre,
Cloth, Satiut,.
Jeans, Cotiounduv and
overt' description of Pantaloons;
black,
Fancy,
Figured Silk,
Satin,
\elvet.,
Cloth.
Casimtcre, Marseilles and other kinds of Vcts; i
Linen and lMuslin Shirts,
Flannel Shirts of every kind;
Flannel and Cotton Undershirts,
LDrawers, etc., etc.
lautldkerchiefs,
IIosiery,
Is Glo-ves, and every vnricty of
gentlemen's wearing apparel and Furnishing Goods.
Es cry description of Plantation Clothing.
HIats, IBoots, Shoes, Brogans, Ladies' Gaiters, I
Misses' and children's Shoes, either by the case or
single pair,
Genitlemen's sewed Water-proof Boots,
DIo pe" do do
I)o o grain do
I)o do hal -welted Ca'lf Boots,
Mtud loots, of all quliioes and sizes,
La:dies' Gaiters and Shoes,
Misses' do do
Children and Infant's Shoes of every description,
A fine assortment of Negro Ruhsett+, of all sizes,
and ieverr thing' utally found in a largoe store.
Also-A very large and complete assortment of
Hardware, Cutlely, Queensware, Glasswar(e,
ulsck ,.ets, Tubs, Jug, Rope. Spades, Shovels, And
rons, Knives and Forks, Saddole-bags.
Saddlery of all Descriptions,
from a lciad-stall to a Crupper.
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
The subscriter;t intoit-! the attention of purchasers to
their stock, and they obligate themselves to sell as low
as :.n other house west ot the M3issoisippi river.
nttoI I VilE ,io I\ARII'TT.
W. C. BECK & CO.,
WCholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIt ES,
Plantation Supplies, etc.,
At thle old stand, No. 8 on the let ce,
...i ..I ' V i 'ORI T, ..............................1,0 ! 1AN A.
fT:IIE subscribers are in r.ceipt of a lirie and wi
T selected stock of Gou duited to this market, c's
, in i part of
Slaple Dry G(oods,
Domestics, bleaiched and unbleched,
Cotttton Flannel, bleached and unbleacied,
Cotton Drilling,
iLinsevs, Cotton Yarns,
1tc1es--,Egli, , ,,n.th and American,
('ottooad, Woolen t'"Aths, suitable f,.r winter.
itl!t, See ii : ,1 . ,tic.
( ro:',ri'es.
lour-S,. L'oi, bianis of every d,.c:iit,
Flour--T-eot- -Wi ii: -ns' brand,
Macon--Wet-tetrn ant Texas cared,
M1ackierl in kitts, I; barrels and barrel.,
I:ce. 'pp er, Alu~pice,
l'icklv - .-Mixed and Plain,
.tcihan -- of all sorts and sizes,
Iaisins, Figs,
I're:,er\ ed 'ruits of all kinds.
lobacco --Chewing and Smoking,
Ciars--l)omestic and Imported,
Sardines, Oysters and Lobeters, by the can or box.
Brandies, Wines and Whisky
of tthe very best quality,
Pox Liquors of1 every description, and everything
else uisaally kept in a Familyv Grocery.
Hllardware, 1i oodenwnare, Tinware,
Spades, Shurvels, Iloes, (!hains, &c., &c.
leoots and Shoes
for Plantation wear; and many other things too numer
Ous to mentlti n.
The ibove abve was selected expressly for this market,
and iill be sold at a slight advance upon first cost.
rc;. W. C. BECK & CO.
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
C(:LO'rI ING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., &c., &c.
Till FINEST AND MOST COPLI'LETE
STOCK IN THE CITY,
THE VERY LATEST STYLES!!
A. SOUR,
TEXAS STREIET, INEAR EDW:ARDS,
(C. McCARTY'S Old Stand,)
SIlhEVEEPORT,
I OULD respectfuilly infirm his old friends and the
. public, that Ite has recently returtined home frtmi
the North, with a large and well selected Stock of G)(ods,
of the latest styles and falshions, which Ihe purchased
exclusively for CASH, from the first Importing Ilouses
in the coutltry, at prices which enables him to ofler
greater inducements to purchasers than any other house
Iin the place. His stock of
Faiiey and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete, and consists in part of
JoIlies' Dress Goods, of all descriptions;
French and American Prints, new designs;
I'lain )elaines, all colors and sihades;
Plain Merinos, " "
l'rinted Delaines;
French, Indian and American Bareges;
I'oplinette, of all styles:
French and American Calicoes;
Plain and Fancy' Silks;
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc., etc., etc.;
Irish Linens, a superior article;
Bleached and unbleached Domestics;
Sheeting and Shirting;
Hosiery, of all kinds;
Corsets, Gloves, BeltBelBelt BucklPes, ins. Needles,
Thread; and in fact, every article for ladies' wear, or
family use.
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments of
Ready-made Clothing;
Ever bronglht to this market; consisting of Coats,
I'ants, Vests, and every article requisite for gentlemen's!
wear, which are manufactured out of superior articles,
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Gaiters and Bootees, of all styles;
Children's " "
Gents' Boots and Shoes, all qualities;
Boys' "
With many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me, I would ask a continuance of the
same, feeling assured of giving satisfaction, hai ing de
termined that all goods sold at my establishment shall
be as ereresented, and at prices CiaitE a TitAN TiHE
CCaEAr'e T:
oct4s A. SOUR.
JOHN MILLER,
FAMILY GROCER,
TEXAS STREET,
! 2d door below E. & B. Jacobs,' Shreveport, La.
TJ.HE undersigned takes this opportunity to inform the
1 citizens of Shreveport and viciniety that lie keeps
constantly on hand-all description of Family Groceries.
Western Produce, Confectionery, &c., &c.. for sale by
the retail. Thankful for past favors he respectfully
solicits a share of the public patronage.
JOHN MILLER.
Shreveport, January 3, 1566,
6 doz. WHITE WASH BRUSHES
50 barrels Lime,
t.^,^0 FIRE BRICK, at S. . GRIFFIN & CO'S.
J. B. LEWIS, JR.,
WHIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
30OTS, SI-IOES,
AND
HI A T S,
Corner of Texas and Spring Streets,
(Walters & Elder's old stand.)
Where will be presented to the public, the largest and
best assorted stock ever
offered in this city, consist
ing of every variety and style of
LADIES' SHOES,
Ladies' Fine and Heavy Shoes-- arying in price freI
$1 50 to $8.
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS,
Gentiseu 's flue and heavy Boots--from $5 to $,5.
GENTLE3EN'S SHOES,
Gentlemen's Sho.s of every description-- in prices from
$2 to _t.
MISUSES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Misses' Boots and Shoes of every style and price.
SBOYS AND YOUTHI'S ROOTS AND SIIOES,
Iovs and Youthi' Boots and Shoes-of al description,
and prices.
CIJILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
Chil Iret's Ioots and Shoes--irt endlcss variety- -and
prices to suet.
Ais -
i HATS,
llsts of evcry description--and prices to suit.
TO TIlE TRADE
Is oltfred unsurpassed inducements. Receiving large
Invoices direct from the Mantufactotiies, most of mysI
stock being manufcetured expressly for me, er:abl._s my i
selling at a slight advance over New Urleans prices.
suov2:2
SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS,
Near the head of Texas Street,
Shreveport, La.,
Ants angain resumend. for the tmaniufre. 'r of
M n.onmentss,TombTabLIt., (' tt.
and lHead Ston2. of pure Italvan rl '" f
; II: the mf st apttrove l wvorkmanshiil . lit r tit
lbes t it ti-ted far seveiral years vol hs:1
S given g.enera satisfaiction. Thsankfi, fs, pt -t
Sthrorsweaq:insolicityourpatrou5:e. tlos o
call and examine the rou-ih Astsler and see it
perfected by the tools of ready workmen.
S IIECOX & KINNEY.
Shreo eport, JEuarvT 3, l O]is-1V
W. G. SI'ILKER,
Texas Street, Burnsido's old stsand.J near Spring,
Shreveport, Louisiana,
DtAaLEr IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUOIS, AND CORDIALS,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Plantation Supplies, ac., cye., &e.
riLL kep conrstantlc on halnd, a c;tmletle stock of
chI hi l:unli- (.'roccrics. Fus \Wines, lilu."rs,
('.:u] ii ", 'l'o,'".:,' r.%'an,l c\ crvthilln' li his lutle toqui
-tie f r f.tm ilt" a n al l a : n c :e . n I i,"h t\ l l b :-" s , ,ld a tn '
tt ho , " t Lox l li ts
_ ... [. C. S. n, as Ao..'nt ftr W. f . .pH.u, '
1- , e his pi r-o d att-.tion to all business ,t , .
A. J. >,A, 1:',i, T. _oS. POL tNt.
STACEY & POLAND,
(Successors to Stacey & Wells,\
WHOLESA11 LE AND III:TAIIL GRtOCERiS,
CO (MISSION MEItCIIANTS.
No. ? o. t he Lecs'e,
SIIREVE'PORtT, I..
Wi't :tsako liberal adrancement on consignmsenti
Sh!rev pr.'.' , cenbJ r '-t0, 1t .
NEW GOODS! NEW GJODS! !
;T[ST lLEFEItVEI) by the s.hscribers a largo an.d
J.1 well oelected tock ofSiring Gioods emtbracing evory
stos uription of
LADIES' IItuESS (OODTS,
GENT"' FINE (CLOTHIING,
GIASSWARI',l.
WILL!OW WARE,
&c., &e., &e.
which they are now opening and otffering to the publi
: at reasonable prices.
J. KAIN & BRO.,
. .j . .l Corner of 'fTox:as andi Sprin ~ str,,ttet.
, janol (e orncr of I ,xas an1i 'pr,.srir, Hl i
MEYER & BRO.,
9O .......... TEXAS STREET, ............
SHEVEIPORT, LOUISIANA.
HTTAVE JCUT RI'EIIVE: ) AND OPENED A LAI.GE
d and splendid :stock of
DRY GOODS,
i IFANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTIING, ;
And other articles too numerous to mention.
Iiavine purchased our entire stock from Importers,
r,,r ('ASil, w 'e are enabled tit offer purchasers ilduce
inits unurptssed by any Ious in th!e place.
leingt familiar with the wants of the country, and
our .oods having been selected with .reat care, express
Iv for thit market, we feel coniident of ,iving satisfac
tion to all of our patrons.
lavtng made arrangements with large Importing
c Houses in New Orleans and New York, which allr .t
, us evryv faeility for prociuin moods' at the lowet
whole-e Iri'es, ir asserilneut will be repleuished by
Snearly every arrival.
I 'nrhaeri s will find it to their interest to give no a
t cal tbefore purchasing el-ewheitre. [septi ,
ItTi TALlY. eF. L. TILY.
TALLY & CO.,
TatLL's NEW B.ILDINGr , (NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE,)
BANKERS,
I:XCIIANGE DEALERS.
SOLr. SD, ILVER, AND EXCIHANGE on New Yt,:k
. andi New Orleans, bought and sold. Inter nal hRve
nue Stamps for sale.
(Cash a.tranced on Cotton consigned to CARROTIL,
IIOY, A CO., New Orleans. fh.-tt f
JEREMIAH M1. WARDWELL,
I'PORTER OF IIHARDWARE
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
83 John Street, New York,
H AVING been eniaged in tile IIrdward e business
for more thai thirty-five years, Mr. Wardiwelli
offers his services to his ft ietnds in Texas and other
Southern States, to purchase for them their goods, and
dispose of any article of Produce they may ship to him.
All orders will receive his prompt attention.
All Cotton or other Produce shipped to his address,
will he covered by open policies of insurance.
Refers, in Jefferson, to-John Speake, Esq., John IB.
Ligon, Esq. [octl-l-y
DISSOLUTION.
llE copartnership heretofore existing between the
I o ndersigned, under the style of RIGDON &
I)ODEZ, is dissolved by mutual censent.
J. Rigdton is charged with liquidating the affairs of
the latetirm. JACOB RIHDtON.
-Silreveport, Jan. 8, 185. DAN'L )DO)EZ.
The undersigned informs the citizens of Shreveport
that he will continue the Blutchering Business at his
old stand, second stall, right hand side of the Market,
where will hb, constantly fiund a large assortment of
the finest I:EIEF, PORK, MUTTON and VEAL that the
country ,l,'artds.
Returning many thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me, I would solicit a coutinu
ance of the same.
-. e. Steamboat's orders promptly filled at any hour,
day or nigdlt. [ja3 tf ] JACOB RIIGDON.
NOTICE.
T/lnIE undersigned have opened an OFFICE on the
SLevee, in the buildingformerly occupied bhy Messrs.
Jousos & DBean, for the purpose of winding up the
affairs of the firm, and all persons indebted to them are
hereby notified to come forward and settle; and those
having claims, to present them, duly authenticated.
hreeport Sept. STACEY & WELLS.
Shreveport, Sept. 2', 13,3- f
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
Nos. 96 and 98 COMMON STREET,
(opposite the City Hotel,) 3
NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS I-N
CUTLERY, GUNS,
COMBS, BRUSIIHES, PERFUMERY, MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS,
PAPER, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS
Anld School Books. ch
THIE CHEAPEST
BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE
IN THE SOUTH.
BLELOCK & CO., to
Wholesale and Retail El
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND NE\\WS DEALERS, El
130 Canal Street, 130 B
NEWY ORLEANS, LA.
Have the Largest Stack of STANDARD SCHOOL and
IISCUELLANEOULS BOOKS S
HBLANK BOOKS, KMEMORANDUMS.
ENVELOPES, PASS BOOKS,
LETTER, CAP AND NOTE PAPER. H
NOVELS---Cheap Publications. I
PItOTOGRAPIIIC ALBUMS. K
PRHOfOGRAPHIS, I'RAYIER BOOKS, BIIILES,
ENGLISH and AMEIICAN I'OCKET IKNIVES.
FA NCY GOOD)S, &c., &c., &c.,
To be faund in the South, and which we can sell at
iveri small advances on New York prices. Having Cs
tablihed a house in NSew York City, it enables us to D
cell ch ie, r thian any house in the ,,uth. Orders ifro
a;rIad reicwive prompt attention. Catalogues mailed
':,c of chlaro. Address
BLELOCL K & Co., 10 (C'anal street,
NEW ORLEANS, IL.
1r.:rc & Co., B.iIELoc & Co., BiELOIK & CO.,
1 I :eeknian St., 41 I)auphin St. Cairn,
New Yirk. Moihdi, Ala. llinois.
New Orleans, Septembrer li, lI;5-1is
IIHAIRDWAlRE.
(C. H. SLOCOMB,
74 CasrL An 5; COMMox STaEeT, Sir FLOOR,
Has ju-t oipened a full and comnplcte stock
HAII.RDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND
PISTOLS,
To which he invites the attention of
iMERCHAIINTS AND PLANTERS,
Assurinr them that they will find his goods at the
VYENY LOWEST MARKET PI'ICES.
r I'llIK stuck consists in part as frillo,rs: "Wcr mouth
i Nails: Axes,, various n kinds; ; bh
Chains, Tr' ace and Axle; Mill Stones, Mill Ironus, Bolting p
('lth, Anvils, Vices, Shot, Lead, Helting, Packin,
Rp, Poowder, Coo.. per's lools, T Trss hoops, Smith's -
liello ws, Stock and Iles, thoivels and Spades, (Corn
Shelhl r., li:a Cutters, P'crcussion Caps, and everything
in the ItHardwlare line. _ jinrl-l
I'!:T:I G. T.iYLOR. CIIARI.IE It CIl CI'II LL.
T TAYLOR & CIIURCIIILL,
tIfairdware and Cutlery,
No. i1 Magazane street, opposite the St. James Ilot1,
NEW ORLEANS.
Iron, Nail and I'low Warchouse, No. 20 Bank Place,
New Orleans. augdi-ly
F. F. FOLGE! , L. FOLG.R. i . II. TIOM S,.
FOLGER & CO.,
Dn)trer rs
IIARDWARE,
IRON, SIIP CIIANDLERY,
Nos. 37 and 39 IMagazine street,
Opposite the St. James IIHtel, New Orleans.
4 Nails and Ca..t·.i Sheet Copp'r and Zinc, IIoop,
Sheet and lla Iron, Plows. A1\r and Ioes, Shorcls and
Shad,', l.ea. Pipe an, Sheet .cad, India Rubber Belt
t im , iose and Packing, 'ireu lr, Mill and C;oss ('lut
., ant lur tc- -c of Isaac Sitranb's
('o rn Mills. .. vI
COTTON AND TO)BACCO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
/_ iC1a OFe'FdF"
No. 4 2 W Cr r dict ,
• 1 ,.tison Street, P
" stairs, e C i,c
$ý1 00 ýý Srg F0trT
S u. or IC, n orr cr., u '
/ l to ot',t ,ih . yo¢u
COMM[ERCI AL AGENTS.
We ll eaLr ir. by strilc, personal attentiuan to
alt ii _".' so, and Lv prompt, rigorots aura untiringt of- J
f or, t , " a , a di ou r "I . 'es ci.e car a' ant;.t e in all m at- -
b r i *-f I ,. toi;. l n". . ?, ei'.' at en mt phis New
.Orleans, Mobile, or New York, as to, merit and
siecurC a m'sost gtenerous and continued conli
denice tutut patrlliniae.
SPEiD1), DONOIIO & Co.,
COice oap stalr,," Decors Block,
No. 42 iladaion St., Memphis
SPEED, SUMMERS, & Co.,
janloI-y Office No.46 ('arondelet St., N. Orleans
St JAMES HOTEL,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Graier and Natchez Streets,
N.ew OntLsAs, LocnslaNa.
SGeneral CIIARLES E. SMEDES, Manager.
i r IS Establishmnent has been leased for a term of
S iyears, and has been completely and thoroughly
renovaated and repaired, and Iurnished with new Fourn
Store, Bedding, Bed and Table Linen, from the kitchen to
the roof. For the convenience of location, atnd well
arrang ed rooms, it has no sunerior in the city. For the
colttitrts and luaxuries of itstable and"Exclhan e," the
manager only asks a trial. The Hotel is now open for
the reception of guestso. i-17
_ Q___ J. A. LbUM, _ _
Dealer in
CARRIAGES AND HIARNESS,
No. 74 St. (harles street, New Orleans. [Fin91v
W ILLCOX lIRE'S
SEWING MACHINE.
No. 5 St. Charles Street.
It is the best .r'miily Machine.
It is a definition of "simplicity" and "perfection."
Td he needle cannot be set wrong.
d The liemtner, Feller and Braider are acknowledged to
be superior to all others.
A patented device prevents its being turned backward.
It is enirny noiseless.
It received the Gold Medal of the American Institute
It rfeceived the Silver Medal of the "New York State
Fair," 1, .
It received the Silver Medal of the "Pennsylvania
State Fair," 1S4.
It also received the first premium for "THe BesT Saw.
if;a MAcINIE" at the great "NEW EsOLAND Fain," the
"\eront State Fair," and the "Indiana State Fair,"
Send for a circular containing full information, notices
rt from the press, testimonials from those using the ma
chine, etc.
SAGENTS ARE WANTED, with a small capital, to
take Agency of this Machine in the States of Alabana,
Texas, Missisippi and Lonisiana. A great opportunity
for industrious young men, to whom liberal discounts I
will be made.
Address Box 38;t, New Orleans. feb2t-im
$50 REWARD.
r, SToLEX from the subscriber, onMonday night,
- he 26th inst., a Dark Bay Horse, eleven
years old, about fifteen hands high, and brand
ed I C on his left hip. The above reward will be paid
for the delivery of the Horse, at this office.
- NOTICE.
e Shreveport, January 19, 1S6u. (
lT ,AJORl W. H. ELSTNER, is my duly authorized -
I.A agent, during my temporary absence from this -
place. ja24 3J. C. ELSTNER.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. "
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL
41 MAGAZINE STREET
AND
20 BANK PLACE,
Opposite St. James Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
We have in store, and are constantly receiving somen
choice patterns of ENGLISH ASDI) AMERICAN TABLE
AND POCKET CUTLERY, to which we invite the atten
tion particularly of
COUNTRY MERCIIHANTS. pt
i Also a large stock of a!
TRACE, OX and LOG CHAINS. D
English auSd American l'hnters '
HOES, ANVIl., VICES and BELLOWS.: fe
SCALES. Tar
Manufactured by the Novelty Iron Works. Warran
ted equal to Fairbank' s Patent, at a much less cost. I
FILES. 131
English and American ' TAPER FILES an
English and American so
S MILL SAW and CROSS-CUT FILES. br
Blacksmith'so
HlALF-ROUND and FLAT BASTARD FILES. S
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
NOVA SCOTIA IGRIND STONES.
PLOWS. ke
HALL & SPEER'S PEACOCK PLOWS,Nos. 1, 2and,.
HALL & SPEER'S CAST VALLEY PLOWS,Nos.1 & 2. l
KING CARtY (WOOD MOULD BOARD) PLOWS.
NAILS.
WEYMOUTII'S BOSTON BRAND OF NAILS.
BRIHDGETON'S I'l LAI)DELPHIIIA BRAND OF NAILS.
HOLLOW WARE.
DEEP and SHALLOW SPI'[DERIS and LIDS.
DEEP nd SIH.\ALLO\V OVENS and LIDS.
IOUND) COOKING and WASII POTS.
SA.WS.
SPgAR & JACKSON'S IIAND and PANEL SAWS.
TAYLOIR & RI;OS'. 11ANI) and PANEL SAWS.
SPEA R & JACKSON'S CRtOSS-CUT SAWS.
TCUTTLE'S CROSS-CUT SAWS.
TIN WA IE.
TIN COFFEE POTS and BOIALE'S.
COVEREI TIN BUCKETS, all sizes.
PLAIN and HANDLED TIN WASI IBASINS.
l'PINT and QUART CUPS.
TIN MILK PANS and CANDLE MOULDS.
AXES.
HUNTS, SHARP, and SIMMONS' MANUFACTURE.
:Warranted equal to any Axes made.
All the ato;-e is ofifred for sale AT THIE LOWEST
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Orders from the country are respectfully solicited by
TAYLOR & CU1RCHILL,
41 3Maga'ine Street and 20 Bank Place,
(OPI'POSITE NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL,)
Established in New Orleans, (without intermission,)
by the present Senior member of the firm, in 1832.
PETER G. TAYLOR. C(HAS. II. CHURCHILL.
New Orleans, Febuary 23, 15;,-6,n
TERRY BROTHERS,
CLOCKS,
BUTTONS, POCKET CUTLERY,
SIEARS, DRAM and POWDER FLASKS,
SH'OT BELTS and POUCIIES,
PERCUSSION CAPS, &c.,
At Wholesale
101 Camp Street, corner of Poydrag,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
New Orleans. February 2S. 1336-3m
Nett U(Ii 105 tnebruarv 2'1 3, ei - m
E. J. HART & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMIISSION MERCHANTS,
' No. 7', 75 and 77 Tchoupltoulas street,
d1
- NEW ORLEANS.
t
Consta:.tiy on hand a largk assortment of
RIO, IIHAVANA, and JAVA COFFEE,
BROWN SOAP,
Cliu.SIIC.D SI1CAR,
TEAS, in all sized packages,
MOLASSES, - BACON,
HLAS, LARD,
And all other provisiens.
TOIBACCO n::d SI:t `Ile, direct from Havana,
BRANDIEHS, GIN, WINES,
CORIiALS, C11.T i MPAGNE,
CI1ER. I.iE.
n::I1 Pi'OI'TER, Bottled and in barrels.
FRUITS of ,-I derc:iptins,
PICKLES and CATSUP,
Philadelphia anlI lIav-na PRESERVES,
Writing, Htardare , and other Wrapping Pipers.
DRUGS.
SULPHATE of QUININE, and other staple drugs, by
the package only.
WHITE LEAD:
Agents for the sale of WXetherill & Brother's Phila- i
delphia celebrated.
STATIONERY.
A full assortment of Fancy and Staple, imported direct.
CAcTIOt.--Olr correspondents are cautioned against
persons pt etending to be trareling agents for us.
New Orleans. Ast t :;,. 1;+,-ly
FATJO, MARKS & CO.,
Successors to
JOS, TI. &- I. N. MARiRKS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
IIPORTERS,
43, 43 AND 47 NEW LEVEE STREET,
New Orleans.
D. FATJO, I JOHNI BIrUASO,
JOS. H. MORS, ol l yl 1 I. N. MA S.
J. I. CARTER,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
8 and 10 Tchoupitoulas and
8 and 10 New Levee streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
DILLINGHAMI & DEBLOIS,
Successors to Weed, Writters & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHIANTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
0 AND DIALEI:S IN
PROVISIONS, PLANTA.TION SUPPLIES,
CLOTIING, TOOLS, &c., &c.,
7, 0, 11 and 13 Tchoupitoulas street,
Coornr of (l')cllu o., street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
New Orleans, Au us.t ; 0J, 113-1ly
GRIFFIN & PORCH,
1 WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 37 and 30 Tchoupitoulas Street,
NEW ORLEANS. jaunlly
1 E. M. RUSIA,
DEALER IN
e Foreign W ines and Liquors
AND SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
PURE
is RPr
Dr. De ANDRIES'
d feb2-lY..t N.EW OREANS.
I1' suit purehacers. Apply at this office.
it. EtA0. -Ii. DRECTa;
BASER & DREYFUS,
\i L0LLS.1LE N TL RET'IL DE.tLE. IxN
DIRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
IM .':S. RN PRODUCE, i&c.,
Cur;cr of Tesxs and Spring straets,
,M. IJLaR's OLD STaND,
SIII'EVEPORT, LA.
BEGS to infrm 'hl itr friend <, plantcrs, m!erchalts and
public genei:'lVt:,al thalch bhase f,:rmsed a capartnersh::;
and re--er:tlc opened a large and select assortant,nt cf
Dry Goods; (roccries,Hsardware.&c., &.,&c.
Iltaing pu'c.eh cased their stock entirely for ca,-h ,i. a
feel eonfidentu t'hat til ,v can sell as cheap or cheaper tibI
any house i,: tic s itlv.
.aI 1: -'t'e K CONSIST, IN Pr.nT Or:
Kerscys, Linevs' , LIow-'lls and Osnaburgs; - lick-ry,
Marboro' aI.d Ih-ecaw Stripes; Bedtickin.-s, 1,' ;
Blankets. fin. , nall vool. l Be c Blankets, of evecr ca
and quaility; L.untit rpan'es; Toilet tbuilt, 1I-4 anci 1.-4
Bleachdc rndt brown Cott ( .s, a very rla- e aso:l nent
and of extra qc:ca.li, 6-4, 1U-s and 1 -4. 4 3leached an,
brown Shealt- s.
Irish Lic- .,-a I c'uoge mad beautiful assortment. I ina
Sheetings, , l,:-t cand 3--4. . Pillow-case Linen; Lineu Da.
mask;' lainue T'ab i se's; Bird eye Di:.lper; cluckabuck
Toweling.
CUctTAI. c: ao s--NWorsted and Cotton Damask; Tur.
key red adl :ig'ed Frenhai Calicoes for Ccutains.
T'eac s-, e.e aml 'ccntuel, y Jeans, white and cclured; a
large 'assra'it ll " f lannels.
Bleached, prcovn a:dl colore I Canton Fianneis.
Black anmd faci y f:,relnc Cassimeres; Tweeds.
Black Clotih; .Lu;I: ' R-yal Cloths.
Satinets--Ilack, iue aiad rev.
Ladies' Shlwvls; 1- tin black dress Silks, Poplins.
French Ite"inos, ai.. Coros; plain and ligured Delaines.
Black Dhelit: s, . il 1~ l; i)elaine ro es; Alp'accs.
Genuine ' ic h c .i :c it i, , ui all atvls.
English ai:'i .\ ulwl:,c rints, a la:rge and beautiful
Printed J:con:ct, Li;nen Lawns, French Organdies.
Lace - '.te',.ts, h r q cis a': au sols.
WHITE C.iOc;---J,-let, N .nsook, Lawns, Cambric,
plaio ac i ti;u' e , cwi. s Iu clin, Book Muslin, Bril.
Inutinc '1'at lhit. ; Lllusions, of all colors.
Ilandkerc'-,-,--Il cucci Cambric, plain hemstitchod,
and emblr',ll
HOSIERt--!)f near y every style manufactured--La
dies' andi Maisses' best English cotton Hose; Ladies'
_Misses't'cind Igldren's Merino and Woolen Hose;
Gentlem.+n's- a, t.Lovs' English half-hose; Gentle.
men's andc '.l-s' Merino and Woolen half-Hose.
Ladi a ' a cino 'etc'.
Celtlcnuc-.- (:au,: , \Ierino and Lisle Thread Shirts
andl hIruae"s
IIoor Sbc-n:s --La li;ce', Misses" and Children's, difer.
ent stiyle,.
GrCovrs- "-La.ic s' and Gentlemen's Kid, Buckskin ar.a
'aris Clat!. (sup 'r' 'oves. Cashmere Gloves and
Gaunl.lets. WVnon I3itts.
CrLOTniG- A tar; satock of Gents' and Boys' ready.
made Cl:tihinc, .whcih has been selected from the
best nmarilcturies, and which they can recommend
to the pc-olic.
A tine asso:ctment of linen bosom Shirts, Marseittas
Shirts, Sirt Collars, etc., etc.
HI ars AN C.',s -A very large and beautiful assort.
ment, of the latest styles, and at all prices.
Ladies' nlad hlies' tconnets.
Boors asocxdoces--T eir stock of Men's and Boys'
Botts anll Sihoe:; is veiv large and comprises every
variety o' styles end prices. Extra-fice French calf
oot:;, ';!a to eel-era, from the best Philadelphia
manu'ac: oitcs.
Their stoc e of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoes.,
Gaiters, f3tee le'. rind .-lippers, is immensely large
and all t.Lade to order by the best Ladies Shes
mauu ' i:c:'ur 'rs ,u. I'hiladclphia.
Trunks, cc ;i a, Carpestbags, Saddle-bags, Saddles,
tBridhs. ,t,.., ce- , ,It.
II.nnw.e-cc;t-A tu.l and complete assortment always
on hand.
Caststecl Co toen Ilos, .race Chains, Azes, Spades,
Hameni estc., etc.
Gnoceiaes+-1- very :e xtnsive assortment of Grecs
ries, conspr:iin,; ill part .ugar, Molasses, Bacon,
Pork, Lard, Ill. ur, Iice, alt, Candles, Tea, Clfflbe,
Mackecre, L,obstc rs, Sardines, Soap, Starch, Pepper.
WVesttern anid l(cil ,n Cheese and Butter, tucgcther
with vel'y article for plantation and faminily use.
a uins ES A:' LiUR, .--A superior a.'ssortmenllt, I cn rnee
ing ever dsicc cpition: Braic dies,Wa.iskv,Go, Inum,
Part, Sa-e-t,( a trct and White t ineics,C.'arcapagre,
London Iorter, Scotch Ale, etc.
IAERI' & DiREYFCSS.
Shreveperi. _ :_g__,t C2, M19;5.
J. KAiN & BROTHER,
a:. ('iildlrs 5& Beard's old stand,
CORNER OS TJXAS AND S1'IING STREETS,
w OUID r[ipecioiull inform his numerous frierds
that hit h'as c per.ed a well selected stock of
D,R Y-GOO DS,
CL O T III N G,
Crocxl.a r &Sc., &c.; &c.,
At the c-rne cf Teras and Spring streets, whloh Le
oflirs at th rvery lowest prices.
Shreveport, June ·S, 1,65.
COTTON
l.ce.let or ct orLac n ,V
WALSH & BOISSEAU,
Corner of MLlali and Commerce streets,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Shrevepor. Jlly 1'?. lir-.
NE W STORE
at Laro.a & S?,at old stand on Texas street,
N. 1111 SCH,
H AS 1t."T .iAIIi EDL firom New Orleans with a
large ana con ldte stock of
S-sring and Summer Goods,
selected -ex rc<.ly tfr the Shreveport market, includ
ing the late:tt .td Liost fashionable description of
FANCY AND) STA'LE DRY GOODS,
CIIINd AND CLOCKERY WARE,
I.ATS, BOOTS, SIHOES, &c., Ae.,
Which will bt": so!d lower than any other house in town.
II. LevyI will he IfouL at this establishment ready
and willing t owit iupon his old customers.
Shre e; r- . :tn :1i, Iý.i.
LOOK. AT THIS !
50 Per Cent. C2haneer than any foods in Shreveport.
J. R. M'DERMOTT,
H 'AS ijst ur( ri fr:ot ,New Yok witih the best an I
I c',""a .i too 1. f Goods iX this market-consist
i:g in p!arta, , li .w, -
I)illSS GOODS,
Silks, Poplins, A-lpnacr , Mcrin'.es, Chaliics, Bcombr
zines, Delainc:, (',,.--~ores, Calicoes; also, Mourning
and WedditOn ( ,od.
GE-T'Ftl.IiN'S AN.ND 1BOYS' CLOTHING,
1,oo1 s, ohoes, and IIats.
Ladies' C(i-. , nI - , ik-, tloods, Bonnets, Rib
bons, Jet ir , I r:;,i: . , and every artitue usu
ally kept in to _li . rt 1 dry ,,d1; Store,
w ill be fo.u, 'i C -re t , t" uit un her old custon:et s,in tlka
Millinery an .rti ., £ I l:;at t ,;t. Callaidsee
and jude fr v: h i elwhere.
Whlolesah travy u ill tinl'd o..is chcn:rcr oIre ti.an
ata Wh-etoi bs-i. h t:.i in the i tty, as J. 1o . McD:uor
has bougnt tor CA;!I. Ite can, ai:d will solil Lc,i fr
either cash (,r c,) .. ct -y
A. WEINSTOCK,
...... ..... TI X .S STREET, ....... .....I
S Oposite the Theatre,)
SIIREVEPr' IIT, ..................... LOUISIANA.
R ESPECTFULI Y -.ifornm' l ; friends and the pubhi.,
I thart lion ini at :h extensive ptrchases of
DRY G)OUDS,
FANCY G D001),
S('LOTIIINiG,
BOOTIt, SIIE)1 N IIHAT'S ANI) CAPS.
Ladies' aitd (ic:tlemen's I'trurnishing Goode,
of all idesc-rii tins.
IHe otfers io sel! It :arices to suit the times. t Iavi
Spurchased ,)rt cash, tit tir-t houies in _New Yrk, i
facilities are u'tsuir-..ied for givin generals san~- iacuo
in prices and qtali: l'- ereons wanting
FALI, CLOTIHING,
or anrtbinp in the I)DRY GOODS or CI.OTHITG .e"
i are invited io call rnd examine the stocks wi.:0- ate
received constantl.y and opened for the in.pc t'!-, ,'"
purchasers. 'ie latest patterns for
Latdies' ad li:n,.ses' I)reses, 'rim-minim s. etc.
ever receive:d in this market, catl aitlwiys I)i ',udiii
above.
OF EVEAY VAI IT Y OF TILE ;I)OWTII OF 1'
For salit 1y T. II. MORRIS, Txas sr::
Shrevernt, Januarty, f-, 1 ;:. -
NOTICE. .
[HE PAr:TNE ;St!II' heret ftire istin.d -hu
I name atd style of SU,'It & NI :\VtBHLUEI 1 t
day disseolvd i isl:I non, t. ithlr part , -
attend to wiiadigt ut of the business of the Iat.-' dr.-a
L. NIEWBURG'R.
Shrovepo t, September n 2, 1i5 .
's" 'IBVEWURi;EL will continue the business i:
Ia own tiameat,lt.mieson & Co.'ioll stand.ild. ; e'
street. Those ndebt,-d to SOUR & NEWBI'RGEl' 's
come forwafld imniediately and settle theirindebteanes'
if not, thcvy ill be put in the otficer's hand for cfler
and those wsi- have claims against them will preo-e
them for min;diate settlement.
Shrerepojt, Septrmber 27, l -t f

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