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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-31
ENGLISH AND MATHEMAT ICA n
SCHOOL,

ENGLISH AND MATH EMATICAL
SCHOOL.
THE Exercises for the third year of nv
Z School, at TEMPERANCE HALL, Laurel
Hill. six miles below the city of Richmond on the
Charles City road, will commence ths 5th day of
February next and close the LIST day of December.
with vacation of three weeks In the month of Au.
gust.
TERMS Very moderate, and made known on ap-
plicatior.
BOARD may be obtained in the neghborbood.
| would also inform the citizens of Richmond apd
Henrico, that was for nine years the County Sur.
veyor Of an adjoining county, and will attend to
making surveys whenever convenient. My mode of
calculating 10 by latitude aud departure the
only correct method known.
WILLIAM FOLKES.
DOVE HILL, January 90, 1855. ia Si-4t*
NOTICE.-Having determined to close
IN our business, we offer entire stock at cost
for cash only We would therefore, invite the attsn-
ton of purchasers to elegant and varied assort-
ment Of Gen-lemen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS. which are all of the newest styles and
latest importation, embracing every article of Ger.
tlemen's under apparel, useful and ornamental ar
ticies
We urgently solicit thoss indebted to us to make
immediate settlement; and our object is to close
out soon possible. will steadily adhere to
the cash principle. WIN. +. ADCOCK CO.,
1aSl Main st., crder Anne ricsr Hotel
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WINDOW SHADES, &o.-JOUN F.
W REGNAULT, 1872 Main street, has Just re-
FLOWERED and PLAIN WINDOW SHADES,
together with Cords. Tsssels, Brasses, &C. for the
came Also large sssortme Mt of CCRNICES CUR.
TAIN BANDS, LOOPS, CENTRE TASsELs. &c.
which will be sold at his usual low prices.
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NEW BOOKS-January 3l-At
~ RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery,
Easy Warren and his Companions; sketehed for
Home Circles; by VIM T. Cosgeshali rs eta.
First Thoughts; or Beginning to Think; by Lite.
rarv Association.
The History and Poetry of Finger Rings; by Chss.
Edwards Plates 81.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands; by Mrs Har.
riet B. Stowe 2 vols; 81
Analytical Glass Book of Botany; by Green Cong
don; with plates.
Chemical Atlas, or the Chemistry of Familiar OBJ.
jects eolored plates; by E. L. Youmans.
Gilhllan's Literary Portraits; 81 Is.
The Voyage of Life: Manhood, its duties and re-
probabilities; by Rev. w. w. Everts; 81
Hunters Address before the Virginia Historical So.
ciety; % cents.
The Crors; by Rev Dr. Howell; so cts
Magazines for February Subscriptious TO all the
periodicals taken at 12l Main ut. iaSI-1t
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!!

ITO PHYSICIANS FERRArED THO
Il TuRE OF BARK-Its constituents are yellow Pc.
ruvian Bark, Virginia Suake Root, Bitter Orange
Peel. French Brandy and Iton-combined in such
proportions that teaspoon full includes an adequate
dose of each.
The attention of physicians is called to the above
elegant chemical combination.
DUVAL NORTON
jaS0 Apothecaries. corner Main and 10th sts
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A SCHOOLwill be opened February LIST,
n at Hopkinsville, Powhatan, and will afford great
advantages to parents in the education of children
in the English language.
Terms for Board and Tuition per year.......Sl25 90
ia 30-St*
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pUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Ihere was com
IL mitted to the Jail of Henrco County ON the 9Th
day of De cember, 1854 negro man named MINOR,
as runaway slave and a. the property Of George
Todd ofCaroline County. The said negro IL feet q
a little grey, and had on when committed greyish
casinett coat, dark pants and an old wool hat His
owner Will come forward, prove. property. pay
ch.rges and take him outof jail or he will be dealt
with according to law.
ian N-d6w T. w. TIMBERLAKE. D. 8.
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VALUABLE kEAL T. STATE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the
3Oth day of January 1855 IF fair If not on the next
fair day. at II O'Clock. in the town of Port Msyo
lots each fronting 20 feet 7h street and running
back 95 feet to 10 foot alley On said lots there 10
a new building containing rooms, and occupied by
David Mountain as q store. The above property IL
near Williamsburg Avenue.
Alse, at the same time, lot fronting on State
street 80 feet and running back 10 feet to an alley
The building on it 10 also new containing 5 rooms
and is well adapted to grocery store. There IL
we'll of fine water the premises The Lot II
newly enclosed, and at present occupied by Mr..
L Rock.
Also, 1870 feet of ground on Williamsburg Avenue,
which will be divided to suit purchasers. On this
Lot there il small building;-together with 20 other
building Lots, handsomely situated. The above pro-
perry will be sold without reserve
TERMs-One-thiid cash; balance in and month";
the deferred payments secured by negotiable notes.
interest added, with approved endorsers, and the
title retained until the last payment be made.
The sale will commence with the property first
mentioned. PAYNE L MAYO,
ia "A AuctoneeYs.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequences of the In.
clemency of the weather, the above sale has been
POSTPONED to TUESDAY next, 9Th February. jaSI
NOTICE. will expose to sale at the
IN late residence of Richard Barnes decd in the
county of Charles City. the 14th day of February
all the pershabie property therein Consisting
of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Farming Uten-
sils of every kind; stock of Horses Cows HOES and
LUCY ANN BARNES,
Adm'x of Richard Barnes decd.
N.B.-Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ia 25-dtd
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SCRAP IRON.-We will pay the highest
~ cash price for good WROUGHT SCRAP de-
iivered at our Rolling Mill.
ia 3Q-lw r, ARCHER a. en-
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i WARD.-The subscribers will pay the above
reward for both Of the Negroes described below Or
plexion about % years of age, dresses remarkably
neat, and has q small mark In his night sye. JOE.
his brother, 10 about the celor, perhaps little
brighter. Both are remarkably well spoken. senteel
negroes. Bob took with him when he left $3.50 In
Nsrth Carolias money. A liberal reward will also
be paid for the recovery and return Of the money.
ia 29-ts JONES SLATER.
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Il o Horse Shoe, ovals and half
L rounds; Small Rods Nut and Tyre Iron, all sizes
OF superior quality constantly hand and for sale
by b. ARCHER CO.
ia 3o-lw Armory Iron Works.
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HOhoES, MULES AND WAGONS.
-. At AUCTION WIZ b seldom MONDAY,
G 81, ysnsary. ct 10 O'Clock. on Cossel Chambsr
t an-2g Young, well broke Mules; ycaue, veil
orose horses; u Street Wagons. In sxesllenf order
= .ns st.snfon Of Pisnters and Others = requested
aud Horses ever oered at puhjis ~ n IN. 3or.
eor Mate y the whole lot being over years old
-. snH In sums under 3l0o. cash; I'll sums b.
month"; credit for assotsSls payer. s.tssfscfsrlls
snqo1ea. ~ JACOB b. ATLEE.
POSIPONEAENT.-Ihe above sale ON
account Of the inclemeney Of the weather. 4 poet
poned until "WEDNESDAY next, 3Ist inst. e II
o'clock, without regard to weather. Sale poeitive.
j. 50 ALEX NOTlF Az
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TX DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
1854. NEGRO MAN, named FLEMING. about
feet or inches high, and has scar on his under
Iip bitten In fight. He ID well known 70 the citi
zene OF Richmond and Henrco, ~ be has been dri
wing an ice wagon to Richmond for 2a years. He il
no doubt lurking about Richmond The above re
ward will be paid for his delivery to st Henrice
County Jail.
ia 29-6ts ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
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The Texas Debt Bill Resolution orderirs
search for DR.. knne--Mr Chandler, Ia
servtces--Kaow Notkingssm--7Re 7arit
Mr.. Seward and the scorktngmea's pett
fioa
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WILL be sold in front of the Court
w House of Henrico county on MONDAY, the
5th Gay Of February next, at II o'clock M, two
GOLD WATCHES, belonging to estates.
10 29-6t A. B. HUTCHINSON, Admir-.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS. AT
- AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, Feb. ID, we will eel
at our auction store, at 10 O'CLOCK
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
fresh and seasonable goods.
TERMs-Under SlOO cash: 800 and over mos
credit, for approved paper
ja Is DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 Co. Aucts.
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RACON.-10 bids. new SIDES receivin,
- and for sale by
ia SOFT Wake e. ca
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New Sleek of groceries,

ENhE subscriber has just received per steamers Ma
E ron and Runaway, extensive and we'll assert
cd stock Fresh tgaeeres, Provisions, Wines Liguess
&c., which he wit sell at the lowest grieas Among
the stock Will be foHntl:v s.n alna.>s. |.7D
Flour, Lard, Bacon, Pork, Mackersl, ~ s.- 5- III.
~ Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, .s5 r...-.
Aoiasse$ Potatoes, Onions, r4#vaas ---. .E1-
Candies. S6ap, Starch Indigo. 9#.g f=s ~.2r go
Dried Fruit, Pie Fruit, Pickles, KetcIlupse .7-.
Sarejnes, HOLSTERS. Salmon, Saaa, wGa-.Nr*-z EI
Western and Goshes Cheese,s @@u& ~ f- -.ar
Water Soda and Butter Crackers; =a-"~ Ea
. Yeast PowdeEs Blaaking Matches. 5sE..s- 81 ~
Z Pepper Mustard. Nntmegs, Cloves, AIspice,
BFooms. Buckets, Booden Ware, r=F
Demiiohns, bel.es TASKS jags, jars, s.5 ' E=#
Piaugh Inns, clothes lines, rope, %f : .-a.@plr y
Trace Chains, nails erindstones, @ls= na"#
Coffee Mills, coffee pots. tinNeare, ssE .r E- ~
. Tea Kettles. ovens, castings, mTstas sa7= wall
~ Old Rose, adonoHgatela, Old Cock, Deans, Dex-
ter's, common, rectified andraw "hiskeg, II
Pure old Cognac and Champagne RrandY,@aEE
Holland and American Gin laraaica Rum,
Claret, Champagne, Madeira. Sherry. Port, Malaga
and saHterne Wine; . .
CoFdial$, Brandy Fruits, syfaps etc etc.
F AtSoA fine assortment! of Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Glassware, eth. All Of which viii Be as
posed Of at the lowest prices Those il want Of good
articles are Invited 70 give me 4 CALI
may9 M BAER, Texas street
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a. ENGLE.-


Texas street, adjoining the City Hotel. ID;
IT AS just received from New York and Havana
a per steamer Marion, large supply OF eenuine
Hayana Regaias, Londres and ether Cigars; Pickles
aud Preserves; Hungarian Table and Dessert Wines.
guaranteed to contain no alcohol; PRIME Brandy; as
sorted Candies; Camtiles; Mcerschun and other pes
Pipe-stcnls Tarklslr and other Smoking I obacco;
Chewing Fo5acco every description Of Wet India
Fruits. etc. etc. ~ @.tsHG ass@l 8 .~..M
lie asks Partiu'iar attention TO the newly Invented
Austrian Matches, Which contain no splphlr, keepin
any climate aud never fail TO burn.
The above artices will be sold at Wholesale as cheap
in any southern market, ron CASH octI0
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" na. erofas @@ Degi ahf .F..0 5.-. lob. gsana.
CONFECTIONERY. FAMILY GROCERIES,,

US7HaT y TeHaS and E1FWaTIFs 5FTeelE, shTe'eP0ft
.s;essz. H1s Just Feeeiye3 pef steamboat q
Sd White Cuffs, and WiH keep constantly
- onbani, large stock of -rs r ag 80
Sugar, Coffee Tee, Chocolate, Hams, CahdlsS, soap,
Fio4. Molasses. Starch, i,obstels, Olives, MaekereI
Herrngs safdines, ARchovies, M ust9rd, ketchQps,
Irisn Potatoes, plain and Pine APPS Cheese, batter,
and soda Crackers, Butler, Lard, Qpions sat-
Pepper, Spices olive, salad and amp Qi5s Indigo
a superior assortment Of Liquors of every leserip-
aoH: old bFaaaies, common and Old Monungahela
VIII stleg pure GIN, rRln, port maaeEa, sherry malaga
cIare santtrnt and rh4npagne wines, london por-
ter, Seotch-ale draught Die, cider, etc.3
Aehaceg assortment of confectionery, candies saf
every description, West India preserves and fruits
bra f1dy fruits, fruits in their own juice aInonds raj
sns igs prunes citren. lemons oranges, natS, etc.
First quality Havana cigars, chewing and smoking to-
haccn. Eancy nEIniss nnn ealldren,s lows. nnN2l
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SHREyEPORT AEc'TI0y Sf,0RT,,

YfH subscriber having taken the cornerbricE build
Z ing on Texas and Market streets Opposite the
market house has opened a GENERAL AUcr1oH STORE,
and is now ready to receive goods of every description
on consignment. Having been fer many years en-
gagged in the business he atcrs himscto give salts
faction T. all who may honor him with call. His reg
ular days of sale Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
rang other day, when business demands his attention.
viii give particular attention to the selling of Ne
groes, Real Estae, Horses and Succession Sales.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmeI1ts of
Groceries. A: l.. HEINEi AUctionecr
ShrpvEDort, Ianuary 10 1855
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PlaHtaIiNn Ear Sale.

SEE, / OFFER my Plantation, situated .lII miles
from Shreveport, the Buncotnb road, con-
- tanning $40 acres, 200 acres fresh cleared
laad, first and second years ground. Ali the fences
new, with excellent well water, and well watered for
stock. consider it one Of the best sections in the
parish and in compete9eituation to make the finest
OF crops, with new building just pat up, continuing
seven rooms, with front and back galleries and pas
sages and would make an excellent stand 10 those
wishing to kcep'u house Of entertalnneut There is
new gin house and screw now bulldng. Also,
will sell 900 bushels Of corn 5000 us fodder, ex
ceeni mules and horses, good wagons and cart, and
other farming utensils, Suitable to the cultivation Of
the place II do not sell by the 18th December
w!Li 1sntit. Apply to me on the premises.
0cw7 2m JAMES II, BRYAN
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In Owners OF Slaves.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ordi-
~ nance pissed bythe board otHustces ot the town
OF Shreveport will hereafter In every instance be stac
Iy enforced by the police officers:
Sec 7. Il any master, or overseer Of slave,
sha license sucha slave IL go large ANA trade,orto
occupy any honse apartment thereof as free per-
son such master, owner Overseer, shall be fined in
the sum Of twenty dollars. recoverable before the
yor or other magistrate and like fine for each
petition Of the offence. J.W. JONES,
Shreveport, August ! 1853. MavOr.
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BROAD u MULHAUPT, ..-
Sash, Beer ana kI.nd EactArE.

- Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
- The undersigned, having erected d conmod-
Gus factory and procGred machinery, embracing all
the late improvements, are now prepared 10 execute
any orders in their line at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. They wiiilnake 10 order
any description OF Sash, Doors Blinds, sc, VIII asn
keep hand all sizes Of mou!iings, ec. etc. All or
ders iroHlaae country puncnalty attended to. ..
-.- BROAD 4 MULHAUPT.. .
Shreveport. January 24 1883. .r .g.-
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CITY HOTEL,

sgSSSa y TINS estahishmentlong known as Van
s :4=fsA Bibbor's Hotel situated on Texas s,,in
a r. the heart OF the business portion Ct tho
of Shreveport, having been leased BY the undet
signed in the full tide of successful operation.
The proprietor takes this occasion tender his hanks
to his numerous friends, for their past patronage, ad
assures them that it is his determination TO make lie
City Hotel equal any house in the south or west
and pains expense will be spared to effect tina
purpose. The table efthes City Hotel will be supplied
with the best to be found in the market and it will
be graeed during the high water with some Of
the luxures which New Orleans affords, ald which
not here to be found His friends in the country
may rely upon having their horses well taken care of
rau. c. Z. NELSON, late OF the Nelson House
u The Marshall, Jefferson Mansfield, aud Monroe
stages I'll stop AT this house ian2+
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.I0HN W ZONES.

/ 4 T'F0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
/ ~ Shreveport, La. Will practice in the district
coarss Of Cadda. DeSoto, Bossier, and the supreme
court at Monroe and Alexandra. nogl4
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Nnfice.

'E7HOSE patrons Of Swney, Green & Co. who may
4 require any SUPPLIES, will be furnished with tine
same by f. kosson, who can be found at the store
Of NH GREEN & DOUGLASS
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consignses III Merchandise Der steamtoata


~ 0gtesbg 81 tff4sn0lass-s}. & 60. ID. ellis. Il il
Earl, VI ~ shstfoa, ~ D.: Port Cadan; doctor W. O.
Swanson; " 2 eoei, a. Myers; a. Hume; II. 9.
Spencer; VI q Brooks; w ". Hodge, p G. Neb-
mt; " W Scott; Thns Jefferson & co; Nj IL Alison;
r. e. r. Scott; j a Simpson; vi Blocker, r. Mar.
shalli ~ Haitna; u II Lowefy; FireiIzie b Alien:
SPranl Mande9ilc; IT. b Eoyd. rsp ii sWa Ii ear
~ y. Shook; g. ~ ssntell & 90; j alcGlarGy; D. G.
husssa y e; 81 ~ ~ irgett q chombers II STAN
siae &c, iohfs Ddef a coil. Sabine 60; Carter Il
JOY; VI y P9lrry,tI. 8. Ellis Btu.
dtJ N. Hosal Il coss--sinoIser L speake. ADJ
ping, els z w, 0Finand Knox Vim Clark IN M
5I' da i u III j Il KiieS wills 4 asls
ham; Mrs L lsysin; o. II W. Raguett;: Motley 4
stoneiJ q. E3lls " bro; n d Powell; e. IL j. Beall.
!. y sRuSes >. R.lraT. Il W Baxter; a VI Il VIC,
Qaitnlan; I .L@Sewel einctJ a. Jordan; " BWor-
eester; ]. .. BpaklgF 0tAc. Jefferson; Calbarson d
Giiiesgtet I aFtof2Ngh Y Ferguson; T. g Kiersou.
AZ n iaorf sd. =, lomIiusofi +. Rathbtrn; J.
4. Gaanhghapi;E u. i DEL; A. ). AbIiep; y i Ed
er; AH $, ltsllaguei " Houghtoa; q Il. Gray
Ne4w Orleans Market
NOVEMBER .iff'- Yesterday was a vet ana gloomy
day. notwithaFanding which d large business was
doue II eottoA the sales reaching II 500 bales On
5sondaY lGt3N tases changed hands At full prices.
his morning ffle demand was agaia animated, and
50Dabale5 wdtetsold BY 12o'ct9ek
! ne receipts tIiiciqang 3s,2eI bales on hand
snee the. IT, September, have been 546t256 bales
exported duEknt same time, 2l2 91I bales z.1s
lnieriof,# --s 51a@6Ja Middlfng, s21GaaI
Ordinary . 45--(1e-- Good 9s+iGaI0-4#
Lev middlrgs ;s144sI hIidaing fair iomI0I5
PPaogE5fFs.iige y l25ag9 ezra So 59@Io;
BAeoS--ssdess l3t0l3a4c; shoulders, 49, GQllS5c.
LARp--N u .i91s @12Jsc. NJ H.
coRN--7Dt38Ec Al bush 60 .s-
eogrEE-5t ie.. SS9ll54e 7. -s. =
lfoLAssEs 8sw, 25Iaoe ~ gallon. @
#BAGGINGE RoFE --Ba ggirg lsG0l S15: rope sI6al0 NJ
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...-. JOHN WALTERS,
- Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c,

al"E n Iexas street, Shreveport e. ...r.
AS Just received one of the largest aad best as
4 sorted stocks of Dry Goods ever brought 10 this
market, to which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues, berugas and every
description OF the most fashionable dress goods for la
dies, caicoes of all coors aud qualities merinoes
Hannols, cloths lowells inseys, liaens, drlngs da-
pers, etc, etc. \ large and varied assortment Of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps, boots and shoes;
CUTTERS shoes, slippers and hregans for ladies' misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. 4 large assort-
ment OF fashionable read made clothing. 4 variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, Brides col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery TOOLS nails
crockery, qUeonsware, glassware, china, etc. - r..
AlsoA large stock OF fresh aud genuine Groceries,
consisting OF bacon pork. sugar. oasses. coffee,
tea, chocolate flour, lard salt pepper SPICE tnackee,
candles, liquors OF all kinds, wines, etc. ia s.= 81
TONERS. .y.@ ..-. .-az.-.. f.. ... aplil IL
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New Orleans, Shreveport, Gag0linaaand
fkiRRsGANE RLIEEs pAgHEl. -.

ssssh4se - Fix new and splendid passenger steam
S,sskztxs4fs8 boat ROSA. JosEPH SALSA, master.
sfss1zes:E5z will the first fiso Of water commence
running as a regular packer between New Orleans,
Shreveport, Carolina and Hurricane Bluffs, and viii
promptly and faithfully attend 10 all business
ed 10 her. The Rosa has been purchased expressly
for the trade, ana will continue permanently nit
She is new has splendid cabins, elegantly furnished,
large and airy rooms and for comfort and safety
is equal to any boat on the river. Her officers are
careful! experienced and vel! known II the trade and
will use every effort give satisfaction Freight snd
viii be received or landed at ali points on
the river Forfreight or passage apply on beard @N
Shreveport. Oct. 2a 1855 #
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NNtEame EOr &aIo.

49, ;, A NEAT and comfortable Cottage Res
Nj =: ffessfr deaee, situated near the ACADEMY,
81 - combining five room, kitchen,
riaye house, frsl-rate brick cstern, Attached
10 the premises is small garden. It will be sold
bargain. Ii no; disposed of private sale previous
the u January it will be sold public auction APP
ply TO -.-a j. CONSTANTiME,
. moves Al Wells store.
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NO MONOPOLY!
y COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
CITY IsNlEI,,

T n consequence OF the Commercial Hotel being
4 closed for the past week or ten days. have had
competitor oppoSitian--nar do | consider there
is any now-bpt would inform al my friends and The
public in general. that they need entertain tho
slightest fear Of 'sMoNorh1.Y," my prices shall
heretofore be very moderate, tie accommodations
onsurpassedby any hoain the country and the house
kept open at all seasons of the year.
~ June 10 ~ rs G.. r, NELSON.
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.AzIS-l, TIE subscriber otFers the City Hotel,
sss q together with alt the Furniture, &c,
s lEz45.-fI belonging 10 il (oow occupied by Mr..
c. T. NeIsoN> for rent lease Goh The first day Of
January next. ...== -r... JOHN II. REYNOLDS,
nuT2I-4 OF in my absence. NJ. {. TkAHIE t..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-05
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
for Men, Boys and Childrel
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GfJFPNSW ARE

FANCY GOODS, &c.
They are AZ aew ara Of the fashions bic styles.
We Mould ea ha attention III country merchants
70 this Stock We viii ofie7 great inducements. Now
this i opportunity eplentsn goag Stocks
better terlas than yaG can III heW Orleans.
VIZ noyl4 RI. r. TBABTE, Teas street
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-05
J. N. HOWELL & Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,

...-.- On the Leyee, Shreveport, La. 9.-. FL
TEAVE leased the well known building recently.
K 1 occupied by MesSrs. Douglass 4 Dashiel, on
the Levee, Cat the steamboat landing,I and are now
prepared to receive, store forward cotton and mer
ehandise OF every description. We also erecting
contiguous 10 the present building and Immediately
the banks of the river, Of the largest and most
convenient warehouses in the country, which will
render our facilities for storing cotton equal if not su
peror to that possessed by any other establishment
Red River. . ..-...s -.-. ...
We are prepared TO make liberal cash advances
cotton or goods sent 10 our care -5--~..
Cotton will he shipped without being exposed to
mud OF rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; and every attention will be paid
to the Interests OF ourpauons. ~ ~ aug9