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Shreveport Female High School.

VIE nth session OF this Institutions p!easanfv sit
= uaedia retired far Of he town Of Shreveport
Fgl.L eonnieHceoa the First MondaT il October next
The course % Instruction is genera and complete
embracing ail The branches Of he most thoroae Eng
lisa education. together with the Latin Greek French
and German languages; music. painting. dra wing
commencing aIEsss with tae most iu aor
60 fhatIf young lady should not take a complete
course OF study, what she does learn will be OF real
] use 10 her.
II Young ladies' boarding III the family Of the prfnci-
pa,sll pc required to attend morning and evening
prayers daily, and bible ana on
/ the Sabbath. besides goiag % church.
Each young lady wall be required to
napkins and her towels. All their clothes must
ne distinctly marked with ink.
Daily instruction and practice in Vocal Music with
out charge.
The academic gear will consist OF tsso sessions OF
| lHehlf-ohe weeks each, ~ithoata vacation between
tnen.4= 4r-------=s--=
No pupil viii be received for shorter time than one
session. though pupil may enter III my tilne
PAYMENT for toard. and tuition in any afthe branch
cs must be made ia advance. The necessity for this
rule must be obvious TO all
No deduction will be made for lost time.
+sa CHARGES PER SESSION; &n5
Board, including washing, kc-.--...---.-...375 90
Tuition IN any Of the English branches,... IS 90
Latin, Greek, French OF German fanguages, Is col
Music eti the piano OR 80 90
Drawing Or paintiag, Is 90
FACILITY OF INSTRUCTIONS: T I
Rev. ]. FRaNKLis FORD, Principal and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Evidences of
M Christianity.
Miss CATHERINE CoLEaas, Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics.
Miss MaaE COLEMAN, Music On the piano and guitar
PROT L. HAsSLocHEs, Music ID the piano, and French
and German languages. -.--.. -x~ |
Mss ----. Assistant teacher in English BRANCHES
Mss -, Drawing and hitting.
Shreveport. August ]. 1855.
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just Arrived! Entire New Stock,
! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. |
- HES. e.

e:
lsT received-peT steamers Runaway, Financar
~ No. and White Cliff, the largest and most
ete stock OF Groceries, Provisions Plantation SUP
fies Boat and Bar Stores that has been imported his
SEASON. The articles are all FRESH, purchased in
sew Orleans only few days ago, and having arrived
since the rise IN Red River We are enabled TO 9Th ii
greatly REpueED PRICES and CHEAPER TEAM ANY OTHER
EFT AsLisHHEsT IN town. The stock comprises every
Article in the line, among which will be found:
Sugar, brown ana loaf; MyEasses;
Bacon Pork. sugar-cured HAMS
Buffalo Tongues, dried Beef;
Lard. Salt, Soap, Oils, Shot;
IL Coffee, Teas, Chocolate, Cocoa.
Flour, Ohio and St. LOUIS 1
Handles sperm and star; starch;
hlce, Vinegar. Pickles, Preserves;
II. ketchups Sauces, Syrups Mustard.
tac -i'f lodhshs Salmon, Shad, Herrings;
saEdlaes, Lobsters, Oysters. Anchovies:
Rsisins Pranes, Figs, Pie Ffuits
=s Almonds. Pecans, Dried Fruit
bEahdg Fruaf-; Fruit in their own Juice:
Pepper, Ginger Nntnegz, Cloves. snse.
Whiskey, pure old Brandy, Rum, Gin; = 20
#Ilaret Port. Madeira. saeny and other Wines
Il; Havana Cigars. chewing and smoking Tobarro.
Boat, Bar and Plantation Stores Of ali kin5s
AS one OF our partners will remain in New Orleans
dEag the entire winter and spring, for the express
purpose o taking advantage of The market and select
ina our stock, the public may rest assured that ii viii
beat all times full and complete, and will be ena
bed also 70 sell CHEAPER than any other house in
fsoantry merchants planters and others request
ea o give Us call before purchasing elsewhere.
thay will at all times BE able purchase every article
tey may want, at the very lowest prices, without the
trouble of running all over town.
ttrders carefully and promptly put up.
@a E. T. B. JACOBS, Grocers,
roH2s Texas street.
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IT,
Inc only install, neFeT-faiing Antido;e to Pain o.
| earth, wsEg.yrTD
70 cure without sm1rt, and quicker all sis tina; o,he
Things relieve: moreover has absolute and unn,ista ka
bic control over the IA any below
now deties LII other remedies aud medical skill.
| Stops all pain, even of burns, instantly.
Heals barns and small pox etc. free OF scars
/ 8 Admits no seald TO raise water blister or sore
\ Takes away old sores fully -..a.., 49,.
sHbdnes all internal and external inflammation
Ends Commissions, colo, and fits direcfgv
soothes nerves TO case, quiet and strength
. Restores action and strength TO paIsied limbs.
8 Destroys modification instantly
Id Generates new flesh rotted thereby
ii Keeps of black and swelling after blows.
Y Dissoiyes cataracts and strengthens sight
- Draws and heals bsters free of smart or mark.
IA Aeutraiizes I'LL posons and humar either heredi
taEy or Infused by bees. hornets mosquitoes, rep
tiles, rabid animals, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
nov whether Inc algot believe il not. Fire Poison
lntiammati2n Modification, Infection and Hydropho-
bia, the horror Of all men; Insipient Consumption
Constipation, Etssipeias, Cancer Inflammation OF III
Chest Or Bowels, PteTrisy. Chronic Diarr71a Dysen
ary, etc, rendered comparatively harmless. con.
roilef easily BY child possessing bur box Of ts
innocent, mighty, cheap EEEc, RIG rapid antdo,e 70
universal suffering. $4,000 I
vii be forfeited IL it DOES not save LIFE where all
medical science fails.
LIONS
sc II daily IN astounding satisfaction, all praise it
ONE AXE SAFE without IT and ii aas become Tho
Featest commercial anridete extant
j. Wright & Co. New 0fteans La. general agents
or the south For sale in Shreveport by all the Drug
lists. feb2T
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Z. J. HART IL Co.

i Having removed to their eommodious Stores
Nos II AND 70 TcuoUpIToULAs STREET,
! AVE on hand full and we'll selected stock OF
II G r D EREEs.
And other articles IN line, in part consisting Of
! COFFEE-Rio. Havana snd Java =.
! TgAs-Imperia. Pouchong gunpowder, hyson, vouao
Tyson, soachong, padre, etc.
! Saskatchewan, white, LOAF, crushed and powdered
l"LASsEs-CoansFy, sugar house and golden syrup.
ToBAcco-Assorted brands, comprising sllqualitics-
CEGAEs-Large stock, well assorted
SPIcEs-ClOves. mace, nHtmegs pepper ginger ALL
SPICE ground spices OF all kinds 80 -. ...
SoiF-BEown, Boston, western, northern white and
fancy in bars and cakes; CASTLE.
Starch-Fox's. Cincinnati.
CHoeoLaTE-Sweet and plain.
SEoT-Back and drop ...
POWDER in cans and kegs; Lead
Pickles. casups preserves brandy fruit brandy cher
mes; fruits in their own Juice.
Theoretically sealed HOLSTERS, salmon, shad sardines
oysters, etc.
WISEs-Hadcire, Oporlo. claret, white. swee, and
dry Mdags. Muscat, Sherry. FL
BEAsDE-Cognac Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
lean.
GIS-TIoIiaud and domestic
RUM-Jamaicn New Orleans n E.
WHrsKEY- Monon gahela, Bourbon. Western Viz
ginia, Irish, Rockford, apple champagne
Dates AND DrEs-indigo, madden, subhate oui- |
nine, together with full assortment of other sta pie
drugs and chemicals, By the case only.
MISUNDERSTANDING cards. letter. cap wrapping
and sanpting paper, blank books, together with an !
assortment OF similar goods. I
Wooden and Willow Ware broous gunny bags
buckets, tubs, axeheIgee. etc
WITHERILL's PHILADELPHIA WHITE LEAn-Hav-
ing been made agents for the sale of the celebrated
White Lead, manufactured by WetherifI and Broth
er. We shall keep constantly hand large assors-
of The different grades and the rurious sized pack
sges- To which we invite the attention OF the trade.
10 which they invite the attention of the trade.
New Orleans Feb. u, 1855
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Patent Medicines

RtLLss saFsaparilla; Sands Sarsaparilla; Rad
- ways Ready Relief; Arahian and Mustanr Liza
imen Ayers Cherry Peetora Perry Dayis, Pr L-;T
er; Rush0n's Cod Liver Oil; DalEev.s magical mai,
extractor Volts Schiedam Schnapps; Nc AIisters ali
neatlng elntmen HoIlowass ointment and nills:s
tats lie pills and phoenix hrers: Browns Jan,a;es
ginger India cholasogue; Holand.s German bsstsrs
New England cough syrup; Brya,s nulrnoni 80
bateman.s drops; Hays pile ointnent: Lees. Bron
dretas Jayne's and Wrishss Indian vegetable nils:
Godtreys earminstiye basan, hair tonTc and sermi
fuse; Fahntstocks vtFnifuge, and all other rstent
medicines usually kept in the southern country For
sale By s s(mv3Gl WIZ psrr
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We have heard good story concerning
certain town liquor agency not a hundred mile
from Hartford, which will doto prIat A fire,
and easy looking customer applied to-t the store
keeper for pint OF rum ..for mechanical pur
poses. 1t was furnished him. and he disap
Hpeared, but not long afterwards again present
ed himself At tie counter for another pint.
What are you going to do with thatg'' ask
ed the artender
20, said the customer. eve are usins i
tor mechanical purposes just up there ii The
next street.
The liquor was measured out, paid for, and
disappeared. In the course OF an hour tie
same customer onee more appeared fora third
pint. This the agent thought best to refuse
him until he was better satisfied Of the use to
which It was to be appropriated.
! What are you doing with 50 much rum?,'
20, it's all right; party of us are trying an
experiment. and are obliged 10 use this in car
rylng tout successfully
The agent handed out the liquor, and asked
of bis customer received it, "What is Your ex-
periment?''
-Why, the fact is, . said Mr.. Coon, tanning
the bottle safely into his pocket, "a couple Of
us arc trying to see whether We can get drunk
On your rum. We have punished a quart oil
1t SO TAR without much success, and either We |
or the rum will have to give It up on this bot
II a western paper having stated that Judge /
Douglas was a man Of .'loose habits" Prem
lice replies that on the contrary he is often very
tight. Another remarks that he has gone
10 Cleveland to try ssthe water cure and to
Ibis is added that drinking wafer only will re-
move his malady.
An engineer in England being examined on
trial, where both the judge and counsel At
enpted to browbeat him, made use in his evil
fence of the expression, t'the creative power
II q mechanic on which the Judge rather
artiy asked him what he mean. by the '.crea-
I've power of amechanic?''
why, NY lord said the engineer, Il
neant that power which enablesa man to CON
erI goats tailin judges wig"
Why is a kiss like rumor2 Because it
oes from mouth to mouth ~ 5&# I
A crown will not cure the headache, nor J.
olden slipper the govt. --....I |"
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Family NedIcIUas,

Z q sfiEs I8GUICs5sSs,
- bottle Invariably cures chlls and fever.
LII. GEORGES SOUTHERN ANTI BlLlous PrrLs-A saEs
pleasant and efiecuai Cathartic adapted to the
Inehi OF all Bilious Disorders as they occur in The
hAneahEss F4ls AeToR-Afords speedy reEiefin
al eases of Burns, ScaIds, Hen,orrboid.s or p;yas
Blisered or Infianed Surfaces.
NERVE Ann BosE LIsnEsr.--For all Rheumatic Pains.
snmoness, Weakness, Stiffness OF tie Joints and
atuse!ess Strains, etc. etc; and is an invaluable
remedy fer Horses
the premonitory symptoms of Cholera, Diarrbeaa
Ch1tera sorbus, Cholera Infantana, Dgsen,ery. ana
and other Bowel Affections. -tu
ne above medicines carefully prepared. for
wholesale Or retail, BY the undersigned
WM. B. MILLER
Hi3 3ruuofsr An.
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Tent, AWNING d EIan e.,

q a LIZ HIM..
EEP5 constantly On hand siiita
A manufacture, every ~srjsts sti s,'y
sizes and qualities, WITH portable :. y fIS,S
cos, most useful artscIe for s',ss pass
'Fa.aieFs tarPaalines Of Ill sor.s; g.'s II
Particular atteatiea paid 10 m.t NJ
manner fancy. boat and yacht ssi sseas n
. Also-Eserr description Of A.
Fancy FLAGS, steamboat and 49,. VI
.Fe1nants, etc., Constantly en- bsr.ff aat;ss
rags neatly repaired. ParticuIs- = y, 4
designing saa getting api in a ye... .''s'tt
art all kinds Of FANCY SILK pss.ads
or PAINTED FLAGS aad BAss .a, .ssllllDss
coEipanles, associations. etc, At ~ /, q
Light and heavy Canvas Of ar ppds,
qasHtity, and ~araa,ed 70 be ps,f.ss aFsssss
rot Or mildew. seaE prucf h
LAS no person has saeces6e4
as has been reported, strangers ana - a q
Eecollect my address. =. ! s, as vi !
Corner CoHsfroa 15a Il; Sisq55II
Entrance is Common ST., Over II s. alas III
Of Moa.toss ( stiIi n, i y 4
Fine trunks neatly repaired sas Sc. s'ss 1
New Orleans ii.
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Summer GreFe Academy


| CHOLERA M0RBUS. DIARRHEA.
and all arrangements OF the bowels Lit also crr
TatS cpEE Tor NERVOUS and sIcK HEAn-AcHE, SIcl
STOMACH and tor those WHO indulge in inloXicatns
| drink II Is perfect panacl. Il correets that mos
awful OF all feelings that szleraly follows from an owe
who are subject 10 Cramp Choic it is particularly re
commended.
1t has superior advantages the most OF 7reoara-
tons tor the above diseases as it PURELY
compound. and contains ALCOHOL or spirits of anv
kad, which i generuY the basis Of preparations in
mud state. All can use it with perfect safstv The
faculty OF haPides have pronounced in favor OF this
compound, which should be sufficient guarantee that
II IS no quach medicine Numerous testimonials from
NE most respectable citizens OF Red River can be pro-
daeed, OF the benefits daFve By the use OF the Lethi-
fuse as l family and plantation medicine.
We the undersigned planters and steamboat cap
ais DO iuitF accord 10 the inventor and proprietor Of
the Lethtuge, Mr. E. Johnson, OF Alexandria Lsour
nisaest regard TOR hs Lethge, being in all part
GUITARS one OF lac very best medicines in use for
the positive cure of the above diseases having used the
Lethuge on our plantations and steamboats, for the
ast four or i've years with marked success
Joseph Walker, ex-governor, major Iosiah Huie /
James H. Andrews, judge VI. r. Airail, 4. ". Bur- !
jess, VIM J. Compton, judge Ralph Cashman. col. |
: H. Flower. Z. II. Flint, Peter F. Hickman. II. NJ. |
I atns, COL R0b't A. Hunter, W. C. James, Geo. Y,
leiso, John kerieg, SD Linton, Quantico planta-
-oH 60" 'as a hcN a1eFs, / nos. y. Moore. II. Ry-
n. ex- gov. NEl Mills Meredith Calhoon plantation
J. N Ogden, John Reynolds, Fl. Lynch & Co. HRo.
cFtzon, L. A. Stafford, John A. Taxada, colonel A.
'rane, Mrs. AahaIa Tezada, major Jas VI. Wells.
ensrai Ihos j. Wells, capt. WIN. Waters, TaIter
J. VIM. capt H. Welcb, major r. King, Oaachita.
ldoiPh Rachaif, 4. McNutt, Rob't c. Hynson, J. f.
,anSdall, john Car1aLan, r G. Calvit, and hundreds
/ others
The Lethifage, as remedy for The diseases tfas
eHeF0tiF occur from changes of climate ater etc is
We have witnessed the beneficial eff
=cis OF II on our boats for the last five years-its al
lost daily occuFrence-travelers being more or less
inject to cholera disrrhu There is no speedier
Ire than JOhnSons Lethuge, as we cheerfutty teztf
: Captains VIM. KHnban, VIM. Kay, TO- F. LODI r
lek, John Amsden, John Graham Geo. CLARK, and j
hers. -
Manufactured on'y By the sole inventor and propr-
OF, t. Johnson, druggist, alexandria, La Sold in
lFeFePort BY 7. II. NORRIS, Agent.
lF4-IY Texas street | \
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The Hfufar.x H.tE \

G VI The red sur i Fyvart the misty hsza
mich yelled The cold earth from rs loving gage
re be and sad as hope in sorrows heur-l-ss7 :
sslf Ter thy soul il still had warmth and sssEver
y vt tn liz cherries IeaatY vert thou bling:
70 the keen eye Of thy poetic mind
beauty still lives, thc@ Oh satures feg ress die
Aud . iiitry sunsets fade along ihc#sk,y, #:zH
and houzEit escaped thee As We streIied aI.s,r
hnr chang nor birds faat eirpi.s Yong,
s PIE W., : fancy easily pred
iron, tiie7eiEn city to the cloudei plain,
= q csie q AL Godss blessings given fn TRfSi
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ChUlce s6IeeiIUn.U OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

comprising Blank Books, in great variety isceliane-
Gus, medical, and school books letter. note and fools
cap paper envelopes pens, waters and ali other ar!i-
ces usually kept by druggists
Being fully alive to the principles upon which bust
ness was conducted by my predecessor, it viii be my
ain and pleasure to maintain those principles all
their forces and that the reputation Of the house. for
dealing only in merchandise of the bes, quality, shall
suffer deterioration Al my hands.
Steamboat, Plantation and Family Medicines put
up with care, and GUARANTEED be fresh and genuine
Nothing but the puest medicines used in prescrip-
tions, which are carefully dispensed, all hours, day
and night. iuo27
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STACEY q WELLS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.

And dealers IN Hines. Liquors. Plantation Supplies &c
Up. u IN The Lesee, Shreveport.
AZ z 1ast received per steamboats, Runaway ans
1 oieona their fail stock Comprising one Of tls
Largest and complete ssorfnaeas ever brought IL
TIL place. among which viii be taaaa:
fam ahd stgar-cuFsd hams, clear sides, shoulders
Mess and prime pork. Leaf lard;
Mess beer mackeFei; behring's;
4 Superior 81 Louis and Ohio tluar:
\ Brown, loaf, clarified and crushed sugars;
ke-oolssd and sugar-house mulasses,
Rio and Jssa coffee: fresh teas;
Coarse and fine Liverpool salt;
Virginia Chewing. tObaceo, Of all qualities:
havana anu American cigars; smoking tobacco;
Soap, candles, starch. indigo; vinegar;
> Deaa aad wayne. old Nouonsahe.a, old rye, Eecti-
he'd, common and other wiiskeE;
lEoice Old eognqc and champagne brandies;
Pure Holland and American gin;
Old Jamaica and n. E. rum;
IadelFa sherry and port wines guaranteed genuine,
ltaFet and champagne vines;
London porter. Scotch ale; cider; sz
Brandy cherries; fruits brandy and their juice
Cordlais OF every description Straps OF all kinds
hstcnnps and sauces of every description;
Pickles. Pc-fraits, and sweetMeats; s5s
fsatshs, pFunes, preserved ginger, almonds;
aaEstlnes: !0bsters, salmon. shad;
Pine apple and goshen cheese;
0itse oii, olives, capers: wine aud other bitefs,
Rice. potatoes. beans and peas; ~
Sperm and Esrd oils; 7e
Sods, butter and water crackers; Ts
Yeast powders. matches, backing;
Pepper mustard, Ratnegs, cloves, aalspice
Powder, shof. and Iced: ~
Broonls, buckets, w06dea-ware; 50 E##zs
Bemijahnss battles, jugs; Jars and stone-ware;
ftaGgh and clothes. lines. trace chains;
Castings, spikes. nails, brads and tacks;
A general assnrtmen, of Fancy Groceries, etc.. TO-
gethef sith choice stock of s assE *
BOAT AND BAR STORES, /
comprising all The favorite brands Of pure old orande
vines gin, rum, euracoa absynthe, peppermint bit
ers, sFrups, barfurnitre and fixtures etc, etc, and
N endless variety of other articles tedious emu
aerats all Of WHICH will be sold the lowest prices
'nrchasers are invited to give us a call. "z
Particular attention wifi Be paid 10 putting up and
areiqiy packing all orders from country merchants
lants.s, and Other persons residing al distance.
We will receive additions to our stock By every boat.
nd By that means bs enabled keep it complete dur
lg the entire season. aug3G
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Morris' TnrifaIIed Yeast Powders

u baIoss to any other now in use. pu; up in boz
- ss 81 1aRd fb each Warranted 10 make light
sweet and nutritious bread hen good -four Is used
equally adopted 10 foaFes. biscuits rolls buckwhsst
and other gr53ale cakes. ginger e
Manafaetared BY r. H. MORRIS. chemist. ard 4,
sale at+his Drug and chenieal Warehouse, Tsis
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TUST receiYed large stock, 10 which additions
~ will 10 made by every boat. Planters may rely \
up5a having ticir orderxled instantly For sale BY
aasI5 y. MOORE.
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F. MULHAUPT,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory,

- Corner of Cotton street and Texas road.
L.. TIE undersigned, having erected comaledi-
Gus factory, and procared machinery. embracing all
the late improvements. are prepared to execute
any orders in their line. the shortest notice. and
the most reasonable terms They will make to order
any description Of Sash. Doors Blinds. Sc. VIII aso
keep on hand all sizes Of ,,afd;nas ete ..e All
ders from the country punctaaily attended TO-
F. MULHAUPT.
Shreveport. January "a 1853
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Suadries,

pEST Kentucky Mustard; Star Candles;
IL Family Soap; Matches; Starch; Indigo
Fine Chewing Tobacco. snuff;
Linseed Oil, boiled and raw White Lead in oil
Spts. Turpen,ne; Varnish, ali kinds;
Lard Oil; Castor Oil. etc. Received and for sale
by WM. B. MILLER, Druggist,
1un27 Texas street
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sTovEs. TIN AND JAPAN WARE.

:
Texas street, opposite the Market, Shreveport.
TTAvE constantly On hand, and re daily manufar-
4 turing every description Of 1IN-WARE. which
together With their stock Of STOVES comprises the
most complete assortment u any establishment in this
place Their stock III Stoves comprises every variety
OF tie most approved patterns, bosA Of eastern and
western manufacture selected By themselves expressly
for this and The Texas market, consisting Of Cooking
Office Parfor and Church Stores. They invite caua-
try merchants and others call and examine teir
c,ock and prices before purchasing elsewhere Their
prices are low and terms easy. nlar2i
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Paints. Oils. Yarnish, &C..

rs-.rr,
lsT received and for sale lew for cash-Hhi'
= Lead red Lead, Spanish brown. rrome Yellow d.
green PFusssan blue. fig blue. yeIiow ochre snow Ea'
pants Paris gseen, rose pink, drop lake Isnp5a:5f
oss iustse, inssed oil, spirits tslrper,ine coPai
pam aaeh, and Black lsather varnish etc. ~
my3J WIN BALL
Duke CHEisl AIs.-tl MINING, BeeheTiHg, ssl-
cine, plRefine, prse: ext: bark. chinoidias. anif
Iodine, hydfoaate posassa. nitrate silver cherofE,
nes1des large supply Of other clei1ics aa paru'acn
safe and resai WI. B. MILLER,
nj Druggist aad AuotheesrF
GURGICAL INSTRUMENTS -sprrirsi eases, Q,
~ snd fa}d. obstetrsc instruments teeth iHsra-
merits .scariaeators. iancess all kinds trussf
braces, sse nsorr sausass ETC received
ana fer sale bE WM q NfffEH
mslI y-a,fesafs Trr,asist
Ds1p ssas hi i B. IACGBss
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Fsafeftes, JeereIs.s,. Sc.
E$nTsf Anrsn.S

LARG Eaad elegant stock OF Combs and Bru,g
Z = OF every description,
Fort MonEaiss, Purses, Gard Cases;
FRENCH and American Pssiumery:
fiiing and NOTE Papers, Envelopes, and e gs1
Musical Instruments: fSne Ra-nrS and Knives; ali
thousand osaes articles. too tedious 10 men,r--It
ssG.aA raGElynE ar,a fs,-s z MII I EL
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STACEY d WILLS. -
70 the Public.
Tariff of Rates for the Stnr.ra Of Cnftnn

70 the Public.
Tariff of Rates for the Storage of Cotton.
fHE undersigned. engaged in the warehouse bust
Il ness. find that the price charged for the sior-
age OF cotton is fair remuneration for the same
and therefore have fixed the tariff of rates as below
stated which We know from experience be both lib
erai and just. Those having cotton in store previous
to the date of this advertisement, will be charged
extra storage until after the Is: day OF July following
alter which time it will come under the below mem
toned rates, which as follows
For receiving and storing cotton. o5,,. 10
first moath, 80 Jag
=" Every month after the frst,.....-.12s
g. Weighing and Harking,...-..... -
shipping Ere receiving and taking J
Z" All transfers OF cot,on..............25 -
-0. n. MOORE. . .-... .. A
OGLESBY & GRISWOLD.
...--=J J. N HOWELL & Co..
: Shreveporl. June 2. ls:li. iurI2 Il