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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10
We clip the following from the Charleston

~ Zip Tie loiloMlnE IToIn the charleston
Mercury ofthe 9Th inst
Information received In this city yesterday of an
accident near Asheville, North Carolina which excited
tue profaundeat sympathies of our community. The
stage running between that place and Divers Springs
was overe Friday afternoon last when short dis
anee from Ashave, and ell the passengers more or
less Injured Mrs. Cain, wife of Hon. VIM Csin late
Lieutenant Governor of this State fatally hurt and
died in 0 few minutes. Mr.. Cain also somewhat
Injured but not seriously Mrs. Holbeck wife of DR..
Elias Holbek of this ct had her shoulder dislocated
ana Their two daughters and were less cut
and bruised gentleman who q passenger but
whose name has not been given had both legs broken
The driver was also hurt.
The Mobile Tribune of the 8th inst says: &c I
will beseen from the following report of the Board
Health that there has been only Of yellow fever
since the report of the Board Tuesday The weather
at very favorable for health and we think it
probable that the disease will go out rapidly 1t came
I'M We have at present no to apprehend an un-
healthy autumn
We find the following information in regard
to the responsibilities of postmaster in the Washington
Union Of the Sd:
When postmaster has voluntarily assumed the respon-
sioltes OF Office he ia not at liberty to abandon them
ner ~ closing his office or by transferring its manage
ment and funds irresponsible person. If the de-
parment receive notice at any time that postmaster
wishes to retire from ocs, measures will be Immediately
taken to select appoint suitable SUCCESSOR but ua
successor appointed and has been qualified by giving
oond be must continue In office, either personally or By
an assistant although the time for which be may
nave been appointed has expired.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10

THE WAY THE THING IS Done. = The brag
game Of the anti-Amerieans consists in an
nouncing Withdrawals from the American
Order, which ore very often re. produced, and
published over and over again, for effect.
Many Of these Withdrawals are entirely bogus,
as the following letter to the Alexandria
lRapldes) Republican, eonclusively proves:
70 ,bo ,pa,,r. 80 A., HiSrsros, La, Aug. 2s, 1856.
Gesflemen-The anti-Amerean party have crcnIatad
report that twenty members of the Know Nothing
party nave withdrawn their names from the wiuwam ~
this place. Such is not the case We have had one To
and the reason why he withdrew from the PARTY
Is because his father Is a foreigner ~ eA' f9i''
In the Louisiana Democrat printed in Ale,onas;. ,v
Wednesday, the 22d of August, there Is list Of with
drawais from the KnosNothing party and in that is
are the names of three persons and which three
propose to bet the person who had the list pubsbed
hundred dollars that such ever Joined the
now Nothing partyn this parish and Furthermore that
no saeh persons tnehree names published 10 that Hat
ever aid I'VE In this parish il he will bet me two To
never did live at ALL M vac ' 0s
Ii you thlnk proper, you can publish this
Yours truly, Ut HArca.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10

FURTHER FROM THE RAuRoln accInpnr
NEAk hVhtNefos-aohe 7. Gillespie, of Natchea Miss,
victim of the disaster died at two o,oloo a.
the LIST inst Mrs G. was falling fast a. last accounts
In one Of the badly crushed cars was Col sa,oman of
Mobile with bis lady, three children and two not
one Of whom received the slightest injury altboneb in
the midst Of the killed, dying and wounded.
The ocroners inquest had been adjourned unt,, Mon.
day, the Sd inst. '>ss@-
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The MAns.-The mails via Mohile. dra ~,
Saturday. failed from beyond Montgomery. Ain
se eae yesterday also failed from beyond
! u poihe' 10 nave now dates from Boston
os , NJ osning Of me ist: New York, evening
-. ''ine 'rhiiaoeipma, baltimore and Wash
nah - i rssponaingi charleston nd Sayan-
- otn, Nese last as late as due
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An accident occurred on the Brooklyn City
Railroad. on the 31st,, by which one man wss
SO severely injured that he is not expected to
recover, and several other persons were seri-
ously hurt.
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PARISH OF JEFFERSON
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS,

! % EhlCAN g0MINA TI0NS
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reE sEsAroH,
FERGUS GARDERE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
sAhEs II. MRHAF.FEYs
&GeRGE q. LAwRAsoN.
ron plsfsaer arroasEY,
w. r. suorT.
ron snEairr,
AsoALIs LABARRE.
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= = snArruoK.
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ron AssrssoR,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10

PARISH OF GALDwELL.-We have good news
from the parish Of Caldwell-in fact from the
entire North west. The American cause is pros
pering every where. The clouds have all van
ished, the SKY is clear and promising, and the
horizon OF the future is tinged with the golden
hues Of victory.
The following extract from letter, dated
Caldwell, I'd inst, will be read with interest.
We will, no doubt, gain member of the Senate in
place OF Gen. boatner Judge Talaferre, OF Gatahonla
Will be elected by handsome vote The whole western
parishes are at work In every section party is gain
we'll" ~ - ~ ~
We can assure the writer that the city .sciH
do its duty. Of this let there be no doubt, ap
prehension orfear We will roll up such ma
jority for the American cause in November, az
will wake the echoes of patriotism from the
Arkansas line to the Gulf, and from the Missis.
sppi to the boundry Of burly Texas, now sulk
ing at terrible rate because he only won half
q victory.
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Further by the Atlantic.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

NEw York, Sept 7-The Liverpool cotton closer
quiet and prices steady The quotations for Coto,
are Fair Orleans "a, Midding Orleans 6zz Fair Upand
63s Middlipg Uplands 81
The weather for few days past having been quite uu
favorable there has been advance in bresdstuffs
Western Canal Flour is quoted at forty to forty one
shilngs; Ohio at forty to forytwo White Corn forty
four to fortyve shings Yellow Corn at thirty-seyen
shings sxpence to thirtyeight shi!lnga The market
steady Provisions quiet without change in prices
American stocks reported being dull The bullion
in the Bank of England had increased one hundred and
4 sixty thousand pounds sterling. s
New York Market.
New YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE Cotton Market is yery unset-
tied The prices of flour unchanged and there il an
active demand at previous rates Corn unchanged and
demand quite active.
Arrival Of Steamers.
The Ariel arrived ont the Esd and the Washington
ON the 24h Copious details have been received Of the
affairs al sweaborg and the Taernays The Russian loss
at Sweaborg 40 killed and 1850 wounded Part of the
fertilization destroyed, but the Allies had made no
further attack the place Two British ships had fred
upon Riga without effect The Allies have blown up and
sunk the Russian ships in the Sea of Azof The Rus
slams still investing Ksrs but nothing decisive has CO.
CURED There ia no authentic news in relation to new
Peace Conference 1t is ruored that split has taken
place in the Austrian Cabinet
Arrival of the Northern Light
The steamer Norhen Light has arrived with San Fran
cisco dates Of the 18th u. Trade dull at San Fran
csco- and all kinds of goods declining AnIndian
raging in Oregon and the Northern part of Cali
fornia 1t reported that twenty-five Americans had
been killed.
Mr.. Wood, lato partner in the house Of Adams Co,
has fed to Australia, carrying of with him hundred
thousand dollars Of the assets Of the concern.
Central America.
War is raging In Central America, and battle was
fought the 18th between the Government troops and
the Democratic army in which the latter were defeated
Walker was at San Juan recruiting, with but little
SUCCESS.
Col. Kinney has concluded contract with Sheppard
for thirty million OF land. The contract has
been sent to the Government for confirmation
Yellow Fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
NORFOLK, Sept s.-The fever is still increasing both at
Norfolk and Portsmouth Great distress exists and the
population nearly reduced to stato otfamns Large
collections being made in the Northern cities for the
relief of the sufferers II is probable that the United
statea troops will evacuate Fort Monroe and give Ii up
for the use of the sufferers
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LADIES' GATFns. Mr. S. d Churcb;u -.
Of Dryadsa and Terpschore streets aavs,.s
sale rst rate article Of Creole gaters Great b.rs.s
ars offered. .e1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10
ASreaostes', Van BessfEesyses 8 Co.,
COPPER TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,

90 AND 81 FRONT, 30 AND 50 FULTON STREETS
Heating and Cooking Stove, Wars Oil Can, s,s.to a
ramph Force aad Lift Pumps Bras Cocks Globes Valves and
Whistles Chatting Dishes Tea Uarna piah and eup
ETC., etc. NP oA
urefs OF Sheet Iron Chnn fire Breach
ins EaPe Pipes Juice Boxers, FrerH. Copper worms, sl
Clarifying Kettles etc., Wrought Pipe sass; Rub,er u
etc., etc. ~ '
Agents Worhngtons Safety Pumps s. Kassts Fie
Pumps sah.fsrs Steam and Vacuum Gauges. Fabea Mngns
Water Gauge. r. S4e'e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10

hey. DR. Cox, lately Of Broot,,,,
ssmpsed TO relinquIsh his charge Or ~ mas neen
Wooster Square, New Hays, u the new church on
ing for few weeks mast. +, ne mas been preach-
Affection the same that sa,,.. ~. o bronchial
:, eSea ant W gut brooklyn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-10

Dates from Port Prince to the 10th ult.,
represent the Place rsry sicky especially among the
shipping, - 's'e
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II II E Al Nd =" ~
Interesting Fxhyfcoysos.

LATE AND
Interesting Publications.
THE RoQuos the Blight Side Of Indian Nipns
Msrtle. Beautifully Illustrated.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS Shadow Of Fate. Story Of Fash
ionsble Life. work Of unusual interest,"
PANAMA IN 1875 An Account Of thu Railroad Of ahs
Cs and Aspipws Sketches of Life and Char
aesers. By Robt. Tones.
MAUD and Other roems-By Alfred Tspuy.ou,
LAND LABOR AND GOLD Two Years vora with y,i,s
TO Sydney and yAa pismsn's Land. By VIM. Hewitt
A MEMOIR or THE REV. SYDNEY sNITa-By hs psogh,.r
Lady Hsiaaa. For lals by
j. B. STEEL,
Law rsbsishsf. Bookseller md s.atonsr.
"sue No, " Camp strssls
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our thanks are due, TO the officers of tba
steamer L. nj. Kennett forlata g. T.oE,;s ,..,s@s
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company,
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
MARINE RIVER AND FIRE ,INsUt,ANcr

Tho Company hsve the followipgssaetsi
Invested in Bond and Mortgage property Work. double
the amount loaned thereon ,oIs 90
Loan1 on Bank and other stocts eagss
Bills Rsesvaha being Notes for Prsnums. IosnsJ
Invested in Real Esrse Estimated 64 CO
Das for Premiums in course q Collection 5eass GB
Scrip from oaer Cenpanf ssiim Ated vsue 3oSb 20
Cash On I0o,sas 50
-
Total Akseis... 40
sTHoS. A. ADAMS, Prsadeut.
GEO. JONAS, Vice Prsaidsut.!
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@s~ OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
80 Camp sreOs. Applications for relief from t
Pm. Tau25 2psll D. l. RICARDO so.v,,x
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"A Splendid Stand for REM.

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE Win stora 49,. ,, . !.
awsing above, itaaed oppe!s Dry Market between
enee and Mlpomene aires's has last two y4a..
AZ Dry soods Store II best stands Tho
-, - ~ iHohtn' sod Spit
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STARTLING NEW

The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle of the 10Th nit
contains the following extraordinary piece Of
information:
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Splendid Coiored 1Saouer,.-o-

q Are now bang taken at HUBERT a CO.'S sKyLIegJ
f0r the low price Of One Dollar With two separate
to superior ohsr
city. r. BuIRERT "a o.
80 9ipafoTu&wa i q w. 10 Camp street.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-09
New Slack of Gr0ceries,

ENHE subscriber has Just received per steamers Ma
Il rion and Runaway, extensive and well assort-
ed stock ofFresh Groceries, Provisions. Wines Liquors.
&C., which he will sell at the lowest prices. AmongS
the stock will be found
Flour, Lard, Bacon, Pork, Mackerel,
e Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, ..0.' ...
Moasses, Potatoes, Onions, -s.- 1...
Candles, Soap, Starch, Indigo, ..4g-.' ., -.'
Dried Fruit Pie Fruit Pickles, ketchups,
Sardnes, HOLSTERS, Salmon, Shad,
Western and Goshen Cheese. 49,
Olives, Sailed Oil, Capers, Wine Bitters
Water, Soda and Butter Crackers; Fl
Yeast Powders, Backing, Matches,
Pepper, Mustard, Nutmegs, Cloves, Alspice, @
" Brooms, Buckets, Wooden Ware,
Demijohns, bottles, fasks jugs, jars,
Plough Lines, clothes lines, rope,
Trace Chains, nails, grindstones, t
Coffee Mills, coffee pots, tinware,
Tea Kettles, ovens, castings,
Powder, Shot and Bar Lead,
Old Rose, Monongahela, Old Cock, Deans, Dex-
ter's common, rectifed and raw Whskey,
2 Pure old Cognac and Champagne Brandy,
Holland and American Gin, Jamaica R,sn,
Claret, Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Malaga
and Sauterne Wine,;
Cordials, Brandy Fruits, Syrups, etc. etc. --r
Also-A fine assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Glassware etc. All of which will be dis
posed of the lowest prices Those in want of good
articles are invited to give me CALL
may9 M. BAER. Texas street.
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Great BARGAINS! Great Bargafns!!

A S we intend closing store in a few weeks, all
1 a those in want of Dry Goods Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Wines, Liquors. etc. ETC.,
will find it their advantage to give early call
As we are SELLING OFF AT COST, extraordinary in
ducements held out purchasers in fact such
were never before offered in this community, and fam
lilies, planters, country merchants and all others, will
be satisfied examining prices, that we sell at
from 2J to 80 per cent. cheaper than any ether house
in Shreveport and lower than the articles be
purchased in New Orleans.
Ladies are respectfully solicited to give us call
They will find every article they may be in Of
and we guarantee that they will acknowledge they
never before knew goods sold as low. .. =.
E & B JACOBS. Texas street.
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Married

-.--. Married
On the I'd inst, by the reverend b f. Peters, Mr..
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON, to Miss ANN Eliza daughter of
Lauchln Currie all of this parish. g.
ca NDIDATE S.
s FOR ASSESSOR:
IL WE are authorised to announce TIL M A S
Nee A L L, as a candidate for the office of Assessor
Of the Parish Of Caddo at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF:
u WE authorised to announce THOMAS R.
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of
the parish of Caddo, at the ensuing election.
u We authorised to announce JOB NJ.
LEW is, as candidate for the office of Sheriff of the
parish Of Caddo, at the election in November next
---.,. FOR CLERK:
1--WE authorised to announce N. E. " RIGHT
as candidate for the office of Clerk Of the District
Court for C!addo parish, at the ensuing election.
u WE are authorised to announce WILLIAM G.
KERLEY, (the present incumbentD candidate
for the office of Clerk of the District Court for Caddo
parish, at the ensuing election.
u We are authorised to announce B. t. SCOG-
ms, as a candidate for the office of Clerk Of the
District Court for Caddo parish at the ensuing cleo
ton.@ --@-.
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S.lreHcHart & Alaxandria PacAet.

f#@M@s" b The new, subsGDntio very IieITs draugfa
a11 e95ttFSsS steamboat RUNAWAY. Crooks,
master, lhaving been thoroughly ever
hauled, repaired and enovated) will resume her tips
on or about the lst September, regular week Y
packet between Shreveport and Alexandria, at which
place she will with the New Orleans steamers,
thus atfording passengers and shippers through line
to the city without detention at the falls
The Runaway was built expressly for the trade her
boilers, machinery, furniture and every thing else
entirely new, and in point of safety speed and
mediation she is unsurpassed by any other boat ah0va
the falls. Particular attention will times be paid
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the bib
eral patronage they have heretofore ece.Yed her nt
solicit the favors of their old friends promising
do every thing in their power merit il. July 26
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Sherits''S Sale.

CTATE OF LOIISIANA-Parish of Caddo--1n
~ the District Court No. 1900. GRAIN & JONES
VS.. J. J. KLINE By virtue Of writ of seizure and
sale issued on, of the honorable district of the
parish Of Caddo, in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will sell public
ton at the court house door in the of Shreve
port, parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of
june, A. d. 1885, between the hours of ii O'Clock,
and NJ the following described property. towit:
Lots Nos. and eight 4 and 8 in block No. for
ty-seven, (47) ia the of Shreveport, parish of
Caddo. Seized the property of the defendant, and
sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
entitled suit.
Terms of sale--cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. NJ. WATSON, sheriff.
Shreveport. April 25 1855. 1pf.S5 9S
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Red River and New Orleans Packet.

The fine. fast running, passenger steam
rftSas-A boat $. w g Downs, GEORGE II.
CLARK MASTER having been thoroughly
overhaued and put in fine order, will during the
entire season regular packet between Shreveport
and New Orleans, receiving and landing passengers or
freight at all intermediate points. Particular atten
ton will be paid all business contded to the boat,
and her commander will make of every exerilon
to give satisfaction both shippers and travellers For
freight or passage having superior accommodations,
,nnIv on board ian24
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-09
DRUG Store Re-OpenGd.

The old patrons and friends of Norris Drug
M Store, (recenty destroyed by fire. respect
el,o fully Informed that the undersigned will con-
tinue the business, and is opening the
Gently occupied by VIM. B. Miller, on Texas street,
large and complete assortment of Fresh and Genuine
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c., and soIicits a
continuance of the patronage awarded to the late w
Morris. He is now prepared to fill all ORDERS Phv-
sicians prescriptions carefully put up, all hours day
or night. Tnov221 II. Fl. NORRIS
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Red River & N. Orleans Passenger facAet'
Shreveport and New Orleans Packet
PASSENGER ROAT. -

The fine, fast running passenger steam
rffs-Qs-sFS boat z. II. EAEfGEsAEL, L.. W
&. .s.s~aa. BRoADwE1tr master, will resume her
r.oulnr place as packet between Shreveport and N.
Orleans on the first rise of water and intake trip every
0 DAYS The Kimball has been thoroughly overhaul
ed repaired re-urnished and is in every respect as
GOOD as new Her cabins spacious the state-rooms
unusually large and furnished with the best OF bedding
and her table unsurpassed by that st any boat Every
exertion will be made give satisfaction For freight
or MASSAGE npnv on board. feb %
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orleans & Red River Passenger Packet.

. fs1NNIE1s a The well Known, faVOTlte steamboat
|; llAna5Ftts57ffFss 81. CHARLES. SAM'I. APPlE-
=z3sszzzzszsz GATE master, will resume her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport the first
rise in Red River and will receive and land freight or
passengers at all intermediate landings and plantations
The ST. Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
keel to the hurricane deck newly furnished aud is in
all respects a new boat For speed, safety, accommo-
datons and good fare she is unsurpassed by any boat
ever in the trade Her commander hopes to receive
continuance of the patronage heretofore SO Literally
oxtardad to hin, decI3
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TO the Public.

l L was with great surprise that the undersigned
learned by the Caddo Gazette that the grand jury
had presented his confectionery store nuisance,
for the reason of its being general for
groes." This statement is somewhat strange, when
II is we'll known that my store is daily reGuented by
the most respectable ladies and gentlemen in town,
which tactis alone sufficient to prove the unjustness
Of and to fasify, the made by the grand u-
ry. q am quiet, unassuming citizen, and there
fore alta loss to know by what means fell under the
displeasure of the grand jury especially that august
body found true bill against me for any offence, as
far as know. 1tnegroes congregate the streets
it is not my business apprehend them-officers
paid attend that kind Of business, and to them
refer the grand Jury. 1m91 ED. EBERSTADT.
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Removal,

NH7M. B. MILLER respectfully informs his :
w friends and the public that he has remov- M
ed his Drug and Book Store to the brick go
building, adjoining Green & Douglass old stand and
the third house in the direction of the river from his
old store, where he will his best endeavors to
commodate all who may be disposed to patronse his
establishment His store will be supplied all times
with large stock of goods in his line, which add
tons constantly being made by mpor,ations from
manufacturers and importers. VIM. 3. MILLER.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
A NN--a

EslIsE Milan street.. Shreveport, Louisiana.
s d 1919 c. S. MELLETT, Proprietor,
Tgr nn51Ic IS hereby respectfully notified that the
new and spacious brick HOTEL, on Milan street,
in this place has been leased by the above named pre-
prietor aud Is now ready for the reception 81 BOARD
ers and transient persons. ss7a4 81 49,, r.-g.r
The furniture, beds and bedding are entirely new
the servants gentee and experienced, and no pans
he TO entertain guests themost satisac-
tory manner 52zt4i Et. Il .A'.H L.
Patrons of the hotel may be assured in. advance
that every thing afforded by the market wall be sup
piled. zE- +t ,.,z.. e..--s III R,s.ats, i
z*seats in the Texas line of Stages for Marshall
Jefferson, Henderson, Iyier, etc. can De secured
Eall times at the Commercial Hotel zs. .z-EL.
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F eag Sale.

It'll THE story brick store occupied tor the last
Years by the Undersigned situated Texas street.
near the corner of Spring. 1t is covered with tin and
thoroughly finished in every respect. In the rear OF
the is fine warehouse, which makes this one OF
the most commodious and convenient buildings for a
wholesale and retail business in town. AS stand it
has no superior.
Also-A Dwelling Eease, and three lots of ground
attached thereto situae Market street. The house
contains five rooms well finished and there are kltch-
ems, servants rooms, stables well OF good water,and
every other convenience necessary to the comfort OF
a family. The above property will be sold low and
on accommodating terms. Apply to
iyl9 E. & B. JACOBS, Texas street.