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Railroad TAX Collectors sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given to5aa persons Interested
- that have seized, ana will according Is law
proceed 70 SCI q pubic auction At the court house
dooE IN the town OF Shreveport parish al Caddo Stare
" Louisiana, ea SATURDAY, 29th DAY Of Decem-
" aug P.M, the following described property, at
taated % pay and SATISFY the assessed against The
proprietor hereof pay lie subscription o lie eorpo
Tatyn of Shreveport to the stocs VI the Ficksburg
Shreveport and Texas railroad company, III:
w Y. +, Murray-L9s No. 10. in block No 81, OF
tFe town III Shreveport. Tax $50 3s ana costs.
Terms Of sale, cash II, P. SAVERY,
Collector OF the corporation RAILROAD tax
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sunaries

u EST Keatpsky Mustard Star Candies;
- Family Soap; Matches; Starch; Indigo;
Fine Chewng Tobacco, snnif;
Linsesa Oil, boiled and ra#; White Lead III oil;
sps. Tafpentfne; Fornish, oil k;nds;
Lard Oils Castor OF. etc. RsceiYed and for sals
biz WN. .. MILLER. Druggist,
junlf Texas street.
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Shreveport 4 Aiexandria Packet.

TIE Ilaht dfA0hHE sItaHlsT 1@l-sAWEVs
-{f.~A C. A. CRoaK, master, hayiug Been tho-
ssess:ssssss:ss. roughly repaired and put il com
pete order, has resumed her trips regular packet
between Shreveport and the falls, making tip every
week The Union being 81 Yefy ligat cfaugat VIII
meet with no detention, aad in point OF speed aao
safety 5 unsurpassed. For freight or passage, having
superb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT all state rooms-apPlY
an board or to Gaasl4t N MOORE.
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@I State Of LoulsiaIa---Parisk Of Laddo.
IN DISTRICT COURT .---saetessien of VIZ. l..
q Piekeas, Decd. Notice is hereby given thai An
DREW PIcEREs, administrator u the sud succession
ut VIM L. Pickens. has his dry fled with thu cesk Of
said court aschedale ofdebts and an account in
said SUGGESTIONS and tnat unless opposition is made
thereto in thirty days. the time prescribed hy law said
schedule OF debts and viii be- homolaeatsd
approved ana made the judgment OF the court as pray
ed for. sa
~ Given under my hand aud seal at Office this
I L. S. 9Th day of November AID. 1855 -~5..
( ~ -aw VIZ KERLEY, .-s.
n0yl4-l I'm ..--...-" =.-Hg Clerk
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A. J. HITCHCOCK u Co.'S
s,5s55 LIVERY STABLES, sF4s55.;s-ss9

Corner Of Texas and Edwards streets Shreveport.
fEfHE undersigned, having purchased the interest Of
/ MessEs. FanBiboer in the above well known es-
and put in fine order inform their fricnds
and the public generally that they prepared 10
commodate them with saddle horses baggieS, carrIr
ages etc. of the best description aad Oh as reasoua~
bic terms as they be had any other eslablishF
ment, Horses viii he kept by the month. week lay,
single feed. CcntleIaen from the country, wish
ing 10 visit Ne" Orleans, any point the river, by
leaving their animals with us have them careful
Iy and faithfully attended Our oSllers are expert
enced and attentive, and are ready day and njghl to
attend to the wants of customers
Horses bought and sold. Horses ana Mles sofa GA
commission. @. -.-@ .@'E
Ihankta for the patronage extended 10 tile latetiFn
OF FaaBibber s HITCHCOCK respectfully solicit Il
continuance thereof piedging ourselves do MI our
power TO merit j. ta23j A. J. HITCHCOCK & CO.
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Ba@gtag, Rome and TMLne. =

FuST reserved a large stock. +, which additions
% will lie made by every boat. Planters may RELY
upon haring their orders filled Instantly. For sale By
nOylA n MOORE
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:, Forwarding and Commission

Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
s MERCHANT,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
TETHE subscriber having taken the eommodious and
4 convenient brick warehouses recently occupied
by h. E.Caster, prepared 10 receive and store cot
tan merchandise and produce; and will promptly for
ward all goods consigned to his care.
Liberal advances in CASH will be made On cotton
left with me for shipment to New Orleans to be
sold in Shreveport; and will devote my personal at
tenton to selling cotton in this market d
Shreveport, June 6, / $50. N. MOORE.
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sara.enar1 l. Alexandria Packet.

IN IHE new, subst0MtlI, very Ight uFaughf
rssTNasrA steamboat w saAEE CLkkEs,
essSEsssas JoHs GRAHAas, master, has resumed her
regular trips, and will continue running az weekly
packet between this place and the falls during the iaw
water.
The White Chtis was bull By captain Grahair for
the express accommodation his old friends anu pat
rons and will on tile first rise Of water take her place
as regular Upper Red River packet She Is IN ever
RESPECT equa 10 any boat ID tie Iade and he pledges
himself that every exertion will be made 10 give saiis
faction navi4
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S E.L Ii NC OFF
At COST FOR CASH.


faiahy descriptions If goods w VIII SELL FOR LESS.
THAN COST u Our stock viii he kept pen only
Tor few weeks wheE we viii remove what goods
may notbe sold but are extremely anxious 10 SCH
ont entirely. AT persons IL need IF goods would do
we'd II cad On us nj once We have large stock of
DRY. GOODS.
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Stationery.

SIa!loaeEs.
9LANk BOOKS ot every description. letter, cap,
p reeosa atid nose PaFer Yellow. white, fancy note
and embossed envelopes sealing wax .saEefs steel
pens iead pencils; playing cards; chesstnen ehess-
boards diees red tape; linen and cotton Irvine; r
Ping paper; BLACK, led ana earDas inks etc. for sale
hY fmy30l Waf sAIL
30 i-tf assoffed siTes. patent WsniHgs stc4s es
- sats az TRfes.s s3l~-s.,-c L.
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Notice.

MO bills will be paid 10 any one on account Of
~ steamboat Union, without the same was made
under a written order. D.-=. -.-- ~
june 10 ca. CROOK, Captain
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GREAT BARGAINS

.. IN CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
NE have large stock of Youths and Child
" ren's Clothing, we are selling off 1T COST!
mill r 2 TRARLlE.
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Attention.

T VIE undersigned gives notice that on The lst day
4 ri January 1855, the mercantile ogse ofthe late
Robert Green was closed, preparatory 10 sakag n-
yeRtorT end settling the busaess Of the fins Of Robert
GfeaE. Green DatigiaR & Co, ana Green 4 Douglass
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NEW STOCK NOW. oPENINGlsr
ag~ FALL AND WINTER GOODSt-Eg
DRY GOODS. CLOTHENG!!
PLANTATION GOODS RODTS, SHOES, &c.
lrtS> THts subscriber has just received and is -
yYsI . now opening his stoekot 4 tgsa-,
- Fall and Winter Goods Tas Go
conlpfisngthe nlost compete and best selected as
sortmenttia be found In town, 70 WHICH tue at
ten1oH 81 all who wish TO PURCHASERS solicited The
goods are alt fresh and Of the atestsnd most fashion
able description, were chusen in person expressly for
this market and will. be sold the lowest possible
prices I he stock comprises in part: zg.. e vmgr
Ladies' DfessaGoods, Of every description; .-ns2.- 5
Silks, mernees, apacas, bareges, tissues; IT,. .-
CFepes, Callcoes OF every description; .
sd MpsIins, lawns, gnghams, checks;
g g@aa*4 Domestics. sheetings, shrtings, lowelis;
7 HEa== ID Linseys jeans satlinets, cassmeres, oic
Flannels, IF every description; .......-.....
Canton Hannel, cattoRades; --4.a-5
Bed licking, counterpanes, .s.o -.-
f. .a Blankets in great variety;
..a~-4 Waolen, cotton and silk hosiery;
a-w ladies bonnets, ribbons, laces;
1# trimmings, silk, thread, braid;
Fancy Goods in endless variety.
Umbrellas parasols, suns shades;
Plantation Goodsof every description
CLOTH[AsG--A complete assortment. comprising ev-
cry description o4sgentiemen's dress, frJck and
overcoats sacs paletos, opera cioaks. office riding
and hunting jackets, blanket coats. Some Of them
very cheap Boys elotnings, unde fshtts, drawers,
linen and cotton shirts; funnel and hickory do.
Pantaioons and Vests Of every description and price.
BUQTS AND SH0ES--.a hes and misses CATERS,
bootecs slippers, hragans, and overshoes. Child
rens shoes Genemen's Fashionable boots, cutters,
shoes; waterproof boots: fine and coarse brogans;
negro and plantation shoes. .... -.
Hardware, Cutlery, Quecpsware, Glass, Saddlerv,
cottonand DOL cards, sleeves, trunks, vaiices car
= pet bags, etc. ETC. z-I
Hats and Caps, ofeyery style and quality; gentemens
furnishing goods, together with anosteve arli-
Gle that can be called for.
Ii JOHN LARMIER,a Texas street, =
n0v7 Brick hudinrEnear the ryer
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Stanle Dry Goods.
In the District Euurl
t0f4Gnddo Parish, l4ouisiana-No. $50.

Y vi Lndd0t i0TtSh, lIoN6lanu--S0t 30 ~,
eDEErNDA Tier vs. WILLIAM 1GER.
IN this case hg reason Of the law and evidence tits
/ ordarad adiudged and decreed that the plaintiff
belinda Ter wife OF Defendant Wm. ler, be auihpr-
ised to Stand IN judgment herein. And, tor the like
reasancf tine law evidence being in favor oF The plain
tiff belinda llerY is ordered. adjRdged and decreed
that she!feaover Of and from the defendant, VIM Her.
the possession and administration ofthe slaves named
lin this suit, namely: Mariah, grille woman, aged
about fc3ty years, and boy David, Tor Dave,) -.
aged eight years; and that She Own, possess and adj
Ennisterhe safc 81 her oVnright and her separate
pry3eFty That there be Judgment Of separation OF
property from hef said husband, VIM. Her. and lhal
the continuity otacaaits and gains between them be
dissolved, That she administer her separate pfoper
" aeeIy and Arhettha shehape and receive OF and
from tke defendant, VIM ller, the sum Of four thou
saHd Mise with SIX per cent interest
hereun. tfom the 20tl5 day oi Mays tS4s, with merit
gage "a Fa ennnovable properly ana slaves of the
saldefnndun ID BE- found, ondthe costs q suiss be"
taxed. =a. .m..@~e #--8zoaaa.e
Don@ and signed in open court this Ist day of De-
cenber. d. 1855. II. A. DREW, "A
Judge I7th District, presiding.
E a tr$e enry from me origngt iU dgment on fleand
If record i'll my Office.
Aue$P w. &. KERLEy,
decs53t Clerk.
Succession Sale.
# Succession IF J1p keene, deceased.
esStTATE OF LOUIsIANA-PaFish II Caddo-Tn
~ Li4tfaGt Court. BY virtue of writ Of sale 10 me
directed az thh honorable DiseetC ourtof tire PARISH
81 CaJ3a. IsWitl proceed sell public auction, aE
iFont3t THE market house the town OF Shreveport
parish aotesaid hsnday, the 9Th dag o.! 5aaGary.
d, d. 1853 between the hours OF Ii O'Clock. A. Mana
P.M the following desciibed property belonging 10
the suteGssion III J3dH hecne deceased witt ni
No hfte4n, II, ii ten acre lotN sixteen, II o.
tqgetilafAaith the Improvements thereon. e ss A. i
Terms of sae-Cash, with the benefit of appfaise-
nient So III. HpNSICkER,
aeaIE ~ n
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Notice.
Notice.

1 LII those having claims against the late firm Of
a e. II. Fembecton \ Co... or G. II. Petnberton, will
present the same HopeE Il AUSTIN, Shreveport, or
10 the undersigned, And those indebted said firm,
or Penberton, will come forward and settle immed-
ately. WHIT VANCE,
October 81, 1888 I'm Curator
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Coffee, Teas, Chocolates Cocoa
Flour, Ohio and ST. Loals;; ..., ~..
Candles, sperm and star; starch;
.s Rice, Vinegar, Pickles, Presefhesi
kcchpps, Sances, Syrups, Mustard.
Mackere Goldfish, salmon, Shad, Herriogs;
ID. Sardnes HOLSTERS, Oysters, AotboWes;
Olives, Capers, Cheese, Crackers, Potatoes,
Raisils, Primes Figs, Pie Fruits,
Almonds. Pecans, Dned Fruit;
Brandy Fruits Fruit in their own juice:
Pepper, Ginger Nautcgs, Gloves, Spice.
Whiskog, pure old Bfandy Ram, Gins LEY ~ sz Ns
GlHrnt Port, Madoira, Sherry and other Wines,
"..EfaVana Cigars, chewing ana smoking Tobacco;
Boat, Bar and Plantation Stores Of ali kinds.
As enc OF our pastncrs will remain in New Orleans
during the entire winter and sPag, for the express
purpose OF taking advantage OF the market and select
ing cur stock the public may assured that twill
be aall times full and complete, and we Will be
bled afsoto eoHEaFER than any other house in town
Country merchants planters and others RE- aest-
ed TO give us call beure purchasing elsewhere, as
they will all times bebe purchase every article
they may want at.the very loYes prices, without the
trouble ot rhnniug al over town. &5
Otdersc carefully and promptly PUtnp.a .=e@g
s......"~." J.. y =. JACOBS, Groctrsi
nqg2s Texas street"
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'0#II PLANTERS Il OWNERS OF S,TOt
IT,. E4eayett's Patent Portable

v q OF AND COB II LII.
z S9ElE undersigned having purchased the patent
I#tlishiH this valuable Invention tur DeSote pa
s asks THE attention Of planters. reaFefso cattle and
he tbgle generally 10 4ls great atts eheapness aHd
5un2aaaied eapaelN tex grinding meat far treadcafp
an4eeb of stock, Smelling corn, srinas from
~ ~ ~ bushels per hour IS easily handled and can
lnafteW hfaffs Ne pu work ih place. arefs
saala lifs construction that there il liz tear of
gttsifs 9sst Of order. Any boy or negro gaaA can
manage ta One W the mills is naW IN work onthe4
pSGc ssa4fe, where tie pahlieis ayited u can aud
seA5=n4ns is eati;s They are sold exfrea eoss ana
IN ilter:tssnt<. ~. G0Nsr aATIAB q
Efansiiea November aS 1855. ssssas
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NNIifa

MFR WILLIAM Her is my authorised agent
" during my temporary absence a.0
J. Fl. TRANMELL.
Shreveport October 6, 1885. @ss za5 90
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- - --=---=ra--
Newt Flour

> 80 BBLS. St. Louis Family Flour a-superior
- ~ article, eroand Of new wheat, just received
ana fof sale low by n. MOORE.
noyl4 EesH."a On the Levee.
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q ENF.V t3LU n Is
F0ur Great BRITISH asssggEEVs. H
~ Namely EDis BtaGiI, NORTH BRITISH. ii hi
llASTEg, and Lon ON Oh IaTEgLifs. and Bl Iii I'LL
H00Dss EDiSRIagH MlEI1EaE. ss.euthiI.l
Commence with the North British lot A1y, 1870
Afa q the other Reviews and hackwood for 1860
efLns u subs ptiGsi Allss one Rasievar Blacks
wooa' s5,a year. Rlaeawaod arid one sI2exiaes--1'
NY Two hsfsewss 80. The fosiF Reviews and III ack-
s9ea, sl9 FpEr copies teenaaadress $50 ssa ste#H
lestage twAieh slAoaaa II pai1 quarterly In adj
Nance VA the four Reviews and BlaekwooG IL aaT
~ tas Iaited States only SD cents ayaaf
ssalaeAweod. ADDRESS, r. SCOTT u Es publisher
m veg erect cGs4sr ET.1.o.. Ne-- gcrg - ss
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TIVE subscriber would, respectfully, solicit the at
= tension ofthose who may .,Yish 70 purchase
=a DRF GOODS. GROCERIES,,
Hardware Cutlery, China. Glassware, &c
to caland see bis stock; which, he Believes will pleas6
His stock is very genesal. " zr@ =
A continuance of tie fayors which for years has
been generously given him in business is gratefully
acknowledged, lnd continuance oflhe same solicit
ted. ELISHA Fl. JORDAN
dec IS -'-~ Al bis cid Pace
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HaUININE-ss nrranted pure and fsssh, iuE sale 81
~ rholsssfc ii rsfa4t tI. r NORRIS &
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Married.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, by the Rev. Duncan Dunbar,
at his residence, 1872 Blocker street Mr.. WILLIAM IL.
RAY TO Mrs MARTHA ANN PARRER, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, by the Hon. Fernando Wood,
at his residence JACOB r. ZoIIyER to MARY f. RHEUDE
daughter Of Andrew and Mary Rheude.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday, Oct. TO- at the Chelsea Presby terian
church, by the Rev. Mr. Voorhis Mr.. JUSTIN D. WrE to
Miss RACHEL c. BADGITY, OF this city.
On Sunday evening, Oct. Z, by the Rev. James Mlett
at his residence, III East Seventeenth street. Mr.. JOIN
G. CARKsoS Of Greenwich, Conn, to Miss AMELIA JANE
RAwIISsoN of this city.
At Harlem, on Wednesday evening, Oct 3, by the Rev.
j. l.. Lord Mr. EDWARD KASsKI to Miss ANN ELIZA CAR
MAN, all OF Harlem.
At Washngtonvile, Monday, Oct 0, by the Rev. j.
still, Mr. J. b. CoSGFR, Of New York city, TO CHARLOTTE
daughter Of Mr.. J. +. Gallow, of that place.
On Wednesday, Oct TO- at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. Mr. Adams EDWARD NJ ENSIGN Esq,
formerly Of Iitchfeld Conn, TO Miss HATTIE Ross only
daughter Of John Ross, Esq, all Of this city.
As bachelor corporal we saw him long time in
The ranks Of good fellows his bravery prove,
But now, proudly waving the banner Of Hymen
Behold him promoted-the Ensign Of Love-
And fitting II is, by the law of the gallant,
That promotion should follow where honor II due:
And bearing such colors who would no. be valiant
when Joined with companion so charming and true ?
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TOHN DRoUGHAM,s NEW BOOK,
81 RASkkT OF CHIPS

HAS MADE SPLENDID
Mr. Brouehars volume has met with decided
receives first nte notices from the everywhere
From the Sunday Times.
volume that taste resort TO with satisfaction
mind peruse with feeling OF unrunied content II
tans he materials of least half doz dramas three
iarces and comedy
From the Boston Post.
II IL lbe fragments Of grand banquet, the crumbs from
rich mans table II has ability in Than be found In
a dozen OF The ordinary issues OF the day
From the Buffalo Express.
John Rrougham Is elegant actor, brilliant wit and
iace writer He has way saying good things peculiar TO
From the Boston Telegraph
These Chips kindle readily and there refreshing laughter
In the brightness they furnish.
From the Philadelphia Courier.
That witty and waggsh W.T. John Brougham has gsen
feast of that will dscLd mouths with laughter
clear beclouded brains OF cobwebs than
any work we have received for UAay day.
From tie New York Commercial Advertiser.
Many hearty laugh Will be caused by the Hbernan humor
and pleasant wit which animate The varied eslons contained
In this volume.
From the Cincinnati Columbian.
One Of the most amusing and entertaining books OF the
season,
From the Sunday Courier.
As smiling baskets OF chips" In OF the Oldest Of old
sayings, everybody must what happy tile is II
Mr. Bruueham had devoted himself wholly 10 literature he
would have attained prominent position among the authors OF
the day.
From the Saturday Courier.
For shame john to call such caskct OF gems you have
polished the critic and The world Basket
Chpso Chips dryso not brilliant stories. We
find this volume consist sketches repee with hmor that
reminds ri Lamb In the Style OF the Ingodsby Lee
genfs, and Irish stories superior 10 Lovers.
In one volume illustrated. Price 81 Is.
BUNGE 4 BROTHER, Publsh
No. l26 Nassau street, New York.
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On Friday evening Oct L. in the Seth year Of her age
after short illness, sornA wife Of John D. soa and
daughter Of the late John J. Gantz.
Her friends and the friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral this Sunday after
noon at one O'Clock, from her late residence aal Wash
ngton street.
On Thursday, Oct. II, BRIDGET FIsIEY, wife Of John
Finley, and youngest daughter q John and Bridget Nc
Bride, aged 20 years aud II months.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence 81 Hudson
avenue, Brooklyn, at two o'clock this afternoon.
California papers please copy.
On saturday morning Oct. Ia, after lingering illness
Of organic disease Of the brain, Hon. THOMAS w. CUNNING
aged Al years.
Notice of funeral In tomorrow's paper.
On Saturday Oct. 49, Of pneumonia, MANUEL Jr., only
son Of Manuel and Isabel de Puga aged 10 years and
fhe relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend his funeral from the residence Of his father No.
eEast lhiry6rst street. at eleven O'Clock Tuesday fore
On Saturday morning. Oct. 49, after a short bu. severe
Illness Mr. PATRICK MCNAMARA, sincerely and deservedly
regretted.
and Patrick Bren are respectfully requested to attend
West street. at two O'Clock this afternoon.
On Friday evening Oct u, RIulARD WILLIAMS, aged IS
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence Of his
ssn.in law Mr. George sheeiec1 37o West Twenty ninth
ianssy = P sss. '' SSssasa. of John
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the fuEers from I'll Fh street at three o'clock
this afternoon, without further invitation
On Saturday, Oct, -, q consumpsiou, Mira SARAH
WRnrS, daughter Of Thomas wicks, aged 90 years,
month and 10 days '
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
beers q German Lodge No g. O Of o. ", ard members
Of Roland Lodge No 10 II, o. Of O. ", are respect
fully Invited to aeKi her funeral from her late resi-
dcpce 22s Cherry street without further invitation at
three o'clock this anerrcon.
On Saturday morning, Oct 10, o. consumption, Mr..
Aspprw TnoTanas native Of Gibraltar aged 33 years
In South Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Oct. 10, HELENA
wEHKR, aged 70 years.
EveIgreens
In Hoboken on Monday morning Oct s, Enrr A.. in
daughter Of Henry and Joanna Pease aged year and
months.
Springfield Mass papers please copy.
On Friday october IL, Of remittent fever, JoHs NOM.
srs In the 25th year a his age.
His relatives and friends invited TO attend the fu
neral, from his late residence Nc. ITO Allen street,
| Ills afternoon, at two O'Clock. His remains viii be
| taken to Calvary Cemetery.
Al Yofkvlle, on Friday, October IL, Lrcr ". saugh-
ter % Louis G. and Charlotte A. Rogers saet II yrsrs
Tie funeral viii tahe place from the rcs6enes Der
parents corner Of Third and Eighty fourth street,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CLINTON's GREAT GIFT BOOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hundred thousand books to be sold and $50 900 worth OF
properly TO be given 10 the book sale
beng held At the store No 43S broadway New York In tho
following mannerThe books all 70 be numbered the
sale progresses from 100000 the price OF which VIII
be dollar then there VIII be book kept with all the
and the prize present 70 be given with each book will be
down opposite 70 each number purchasing
book will be shown what article is set down opposite 10 the
number Of the book purchased which article Will at be
yen q he
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