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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-12
HIGH WATER NAVIGATION.
TOW ERFTGHTSl
NEW STOCK! THE FIRST ARRIVALM
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!

NEW STOCK! THE FIRST ARRIVAL!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
Fashionable Clothing.
E. q B. JACOBS, Texas STREET,
M S 1,;a1 tn the attention of purchasers the as,
~ and extensive stock of H.
Fail ;ezad Winter Goods.
Just received per steamers NIL. Daughertv and Dede
and comprising all Of the latest and fashionable
styles, (which will be sold at the lowest prices. Among
the stock is great variety of
DRESS SILKS, comprising some extra rich Partisan
styles; Broche Enlume Cannele; Broehe figured
Damasse; Alma stripes; magnificent plain. ombre
Alma, Chine Barre and Bayadere, plaid and strip
ed Pouh de Sole; Victoria and Eugene silks
Ecossais Eugene; Broche Euamine Flounced
Dresses; MORE Antique, fail patterns: Paris Pou
de Soie Satin Plaid; Black Satin; Black, White
and Colored Silks, in great variety; black Gros de
Rhine and Tatttas.
French and English Merinoe<;
Plain, printed and plaid Cashmeres;
Muslin Delanes
Plain, figured and Powered bareges;
Plain and jacquered bareges and tissues:
CaLicoes in great varety-some very low;
Whitee lconets, Swiss. tareton and tape muslius;
Lawns, nansook, fine Irish linens; do do cambria;
Chlmesettes, undersleeves, collars;
Ladies' fine handkerchiefs;
Embroideries, of all kinds;
Superior sewing silk, thread and cotton;
Silk, merino and cotton hosiery and gloves;
Denims, checks, bedtcking, curtains;
Delaines, cotonades, fannels, canton flannel;
Domestics, sheeting, shifting, towels;
Heavy Jerseys, linseys:
White and colored Blankets
Fine cloth, cashmere and sattinet.
large variety of fancy goods, ladies' trimmings
furnishing goods and every thing in the dry goods line
Every description of plantation dry goods.
CLOTHING-A large assortment Of fall and win
ter Clothing of the best material, superior workman
ship and most fashionable Styles embracing in part
superine black and fancy cold cloth and other Dress
rock, office and coats and paletots; overcoats
blanket coats and monkey jackets; super black, plain
fancy and cold cashmere cloth. sattinet, eans cot
tonade and every description of pantaloons; black
fancy and figured silk satin velvet, CLOTH cashmere
marseilles and all other kinds of Vests Linen and
muslin Shirts flannel shirts Of every kind; flannel and
cotton ndershirs, drawers, etc. handkerches hosie-
ry gloves, and every variety Of gentlemen's wear
ing apparel and furnishing goods Every description
of Plantation Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats and Caps of every de-
scrpon.
Every article enumerated above is fresh and entire
ly new, having old goods hand, and pur-
chasers will find it their ad, anage give call.
Planters and country merchants at all times have
their orders filled and prices that defy competition.
october E. & B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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Notice. ..-
IN CONSEQUENCE OF A RUMOR having been
i circulated tina, charges per barrel for storing
up freight are 25 cents, induced to notify
friends and the public, that charges as follows
Storage, per barrel ..l24c.
Drayage, receiving and forwarding,.... 64c.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,.
Shreyeno April 90 6 mos,
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DTProf. Woods Heir Restoratioe.-We commend
this article, because we know whereof we speak
When We We're ahout20 years old, our head commenc-
ed turning grey, and when We commenced using this
restorative, it presented rather venerable appear
ance, but now it has nearly returned its original
color But, aside from its restorative qualities it is
an excellent article for keeping the head clean and
the hair soft. We are well satisfied that it is the
best thing for the hair in use,eand cordially
mend it to all who wish to improve the har-that
beautiful ornament o. the head-Golden Era, St.
Louis. o29-4w
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Sheriff Sale

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo--in
~ District Court, No. $40. z. n S. EDmUNDs vs..
JAS. LANCASTER By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued of the hon. the District Court in and for the
parish of Caddo, in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will proceedt sell at pub
lie auction at the courthouse door in the town of
Shreveport. parish Of Caddo, on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day Of December, A. d. 1855, between the hours OF
O'Clock, A NJ. and P NJ. the following described
wit. Lot No. g., in block Nc. Al in the
town Of Shreveport, with adj the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. Seized the property OF the de-
PENDANT and be sold pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit. .f. a~ ..-r'a .a .,a
Terms OF sale-Casl without the benefit ofapprase-
ment. .-. -; MS JNO. M. LEWIS, D,v Sheriff
Shreveport Nov 5, 1856 a..L n5-pt.S5 %
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LIVERY STABLE,

Milan street, Opposite the Commercial Hote1
6erxgN The undersigned having puf-
EAAEI EFAH1TS741- chased out Mr.. Bradfeld's
EYA2<&lyNLLQ% well known and commodi-
Livery Stable, on Milan street, Immediately OPP
posite the Commercial Hotel, together will all the
stock, vehicles, provender, ety. and having added to
the establishment number iof superior buggy and
saddle horses, beg inform the public and travellers
that they prepared to furnish at all times car
rages bugges hacks, saddle horses, etc. of the bes,
description, and on reasonable terms they bs
had at any other livery stable.
Horses will be keptby the month, week, day or sim
gle feed Persons from the country, with the intention
of visiting New Orleans, any point up or down tho
river, by leaving their annast at this stable, can have
them carefully and faithfully attended The ostlcrs
experienced and attentive.
The entire establishment will be under the pc rsonal
supervision of Mr. w. A. Ivey, agent, who has had
much experience in the business and is in every
competent to conduct first class stable. He will be
ready all hours attend the wants of customers
oct22 SMEAD & McGAUGHY.
u W. Bradield returns thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended his Livery
Stable, and socits his friends and old patrons to
tend the same to the new proprietors
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proceedings of the Doar0 of Grustees

Mayors OFFICE, SHREvEPoRT, NOVEMBER 6, 1856.
trustees of the town of Shreveport held at the may
or's office, on Thursday, the 9th day of November,
A. D. 1856, the following members were in attend
ance, to-wit: His honor j. W. Jones, mayor; trus-
tees, Ford, Burnside, Mutt and Grain.
The mayor called the board to order and proceed
cd to business.
The clerk being absent, trustee Grain was appoint
ed clerk pro tenn. .un
H. P. Saverys, Constable and coector) report for
July, was accepted and approved by the board.
1856 H. P Slavery con. and collector,
July lst in account with the corporation DR..
To this amount received for wharfage as per exh-
bit A. $3.50 40
do. do. licenses as per exhibit B. lis 90
t-. Or. $l85 40
By my commission on amount per ex-
hibit A. and B. at per cent %
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A. J. HITCHCOCK's
LIV RY ST A BIZ ES,

9TH THE undersigned having pur-
EEESH EAHfN1W~ chased this well known es-
SaAs8+GaENlN1- Enlistment and putt in fine
order throughout, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared TO accommodate them
at all times with saddle horses, buggies, hacks, carr
ages etc. of the best description, and on
Bile terms they be had at any other establish
ment. Horses will be kept by the month, week, day,
or single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans any point the river by
leaving their animals with US, have them CAREFUL
ly and faithfully attended to. My ostlers expert
enced and attentive, and ready day and night to
attend to the wants Of customers. am.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extended;o the late firm
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pledging
myself to do all in my power to merit it.
N iun1l A. ]. HITCHCOCK,
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observation-disclosures and Fancy Articles a
i large assortment from the best manufactures.
comprising every articles in the line, for sale at q
ml2 WIN. BALLS Drug store.
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;CODartDershiD,

THE undersigned lave formed copartnership, un-
Il der the style of WHY TGTTY, fer the purpose
OF carrying la General Grocery and Produce Bust
ness. e. u. s.arsc ;=t. I'll s...4 .. S. B. WYLY.
Shreveport, Nov. Il, 1856. D. A. TOTTY
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On Consignment
"A T A L. HEINE's AUCTION STORE
"A 800 bbls Whiskey; LIS
100 boxes Star Candles, .. w.. q.
80 bbls choice Sugar, .-5
90 boxes superior brand Tobacco;
$4,000 Cigars;
90 kids Mackerel;
10 bbls Rice:
10 haf-bbls Lard:
500 lbs Live Geese Feathers.
Also-Steel Hoes, Porter's Ploughs, cane and stool
bottom Chairs, Queensware, Hats, Clothing and Dry
Goads For sale low for cash. A. L. HEINE,
Shreveport, Sept II, 1856. Auctloneer
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Negroes at Auction.

= NESFEHS TI KHCLIUNs
WILL be sold on SATURDAY, 9th December,
w at the Courthouse, in the town of Shreveport,
several likely Negroes, to-wit .. 49,
Phoebe, % years old, and her children:
Hannah, 6 years old;
Jack, years odt and
Elise, l year. ] ..--. SGD.
On credit until the lst March next for city accep
lance. Also at the same time, one Negro Boy, IL
years old; and Woman, 26 years DID, good cook and
washer. All fully guaranteed
noy5 A. L. HEINE, Auct'r.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

S9 Fifty Dollars Reward.
"a RUNAWAY from my Steam Saw Mill, miles
~ south of Bellevue, Booster parish, on the LIST
inst, Negro Man, named MINso, of copper color,
about S feet inches high stout built, weighs about
$50 lbs Aged about "a years. Supposed to have
been decoyed off by some white person be above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery in any jail out Of the
parish of Bossier A H. HOLLINGSWORTH
: Bellevue. Bossier parish, La. Oct. %, lS56-lm
nILS-Sweet, sperm, lard, and linseed oils, for
" sale Ut MILLER's Drug Store.
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Real Estate and General Agency.

WYNN. G. TRABUE, will give his attention to the
w sale and purchase of Real Estate in Shreveport,
or Caddo parish, paying taxes, etc. He has hand
some desirable property for sale rent,
dating terms. octS
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w. H. G. 'HUDGINS, a..
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ST PIE DEsE GOODS.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,

= : :
No. = LEvEE STREET-tron,ing the steamboat land
w ing, Shreveport
HiS stock consists in part of every variety of ST.
Al gars, cofiees teas, molasses, salt, tobacco, CT
gars candles soap spices, pickles, fish, -four, pork,
beef bacon hams, lard butter cheese, rice, oils fruits,
candies syrups, wines, liquors, powder, shoe lead,
starch lime, hardware, boots, Shoes hats, caps, Low
els domestics, nseys kerseys and heavy plantation
goods, of every descriptions.
Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton,
in cnsh 0 articles Of merchandise. naval
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VISITING Cards. card cases drawing paper, Bris-
" toll boards, drawing pencils, mono chromatic
board, water colors, ladies' fine pearl enamelled work
boxes, cabasses portfolios, dressing cases. DESKS etc.
for sale at [m12l VIM. BALLS Drug store.
GPICES-Cloves allspice, mace, nutmegs, CHINA
every description of fayoring extracts, for sale by
my30 VIM. BALL.
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l'rabue'S Auction Room.

Texas street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
y OCULAR days of selling: every Monday. We'd
IL nesday and Friday and every night during the
winter. Hf.-e octS
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Railroad Meeting,

4 MEETING of all those in favor of the extension
n of the New Orleans, Opeonsas and Great West
Railroad to Shreveport will be held in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church, on SATURDAY
MORNING. 18th inst at Il O'Clock, nov5
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G.. B ALTO

". u ~ LII "
Wholesale and retail dealer in
FANCY EsEsE GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS, TRIMMING S, &c.
Texas STREET, NEAR EDWARDS SHREVEPORT.
GrG Has lately opened a large assortment of
ps.Ss new and fashionable Dress and Fancy ksssI3
-E@[@ Goods, Toilet Articles, Hair SBraids, VI
Curtis, Front Pieces, Ladies' Furnishing Goods ETC.
Attached to the saore is Dress Making Department,
under the management of an experienced cutter and
expert seamstress and ladies may confidently rely up
on having every description of Dresses and Wearing
Apparel cut in the fashionable style and made
up in superior manner the shortest notice, and
most reasonable terms. +
ChiIdren's Clothing kept constantly on hand.
Mr. g. would respectfully solicit call from the la
dies and share of public patronage. may2l
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For,Recorder.

r-wv Sauthorisedto announce to WILLIAM A.
sTERR1fT, as candidate for the office of Parish
Pecoy to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resi- g
natsn of R. t. Bucknef, esq.
zG=WE are authorised to announce to JOHN NJ
GEW1S, as candidate forthe office of Parish Recor-
der, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of R. I. Buckner, esq Election, Nov. 90.
u We arc authorised to announce THOMAS H.
PITTS acandidate for the office of Parish Record
T, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Police jury Election.
1.-THE commissioners of elections in Ward No a
Shreveport hereby required to hold an election
for member of The Police Jury, to represent said
ward for the unexpired term of R. T. Buckner, on
SATURDAY, 9Th day of December next mi
nl2 R.lL. GILMER, Pres't Police jury
1.-y>.o-u-~-~-a >e>-sg<esl-1 !. =
El5FACTs FOR EPAEEaTs.-What in the opinion of
is the most and fatal diseases of
children! AnsWer-W oRMs. ~.f.. ss.es s. ....
What are The ordinary symptoms? Answer:-A
pale cadayeroas complexion, dullness of the eyes,
swelling Of the upper lip, unpleasant BREATH itching
of the nose, disturbed sleep, dry cough fits of yo-
racty, nausea, ad general feebleness listlessness
cancellation
What is the safest and most certain means of re-
lief? .Answer:-WINEh's CANADIAN VERMIFuGE, a
medicine without any mineral ingredient, mild in its
operation, and guaranteed in all cases, to effect
rapid and complete cure
u Be particular and remember the nameksW iner S
Canadian Vermifuge this the only article that can
be depended on Remember this 32@s
Prepared only by j Wright & Co., New Orleans.
For sale in Shreveport by all the druggists
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Died
onthe 18th inst, JoHN aged II months, son Of Law
renee P. and Adelaide Grain
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To the Ladies'!

To the Ladies!
I THEAP.! CHEAP 1.-The undersigned have on
" hand a very handsome assortment of silk suitable
for the fall, and offer them very low to friends and GUS
fomers. We have still few patterns of that beautiful
plaid silk Fouard Ecossais, which sell at one dol
Lar per ylrd [sepl7l G. NJ LEVY & Co.
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I eAA PAIRS BEST. OAK TANNED RUS
lCIJU SETS, for sale by
oa2 VII. G. HuDGINs.
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Look at This

r LIGARD T. Co.'s fine Cognac--20 cases-iusl
q received, and for sale by the of dozen, by
G. M. LEVY & Co, Texas street,
March 26 Opposite the CITY hotel
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lust ARRIVED-A large supply Of the Balm Of
u a Thousand Flowers. For sale by
nav5 WM B. MILLER.
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Kentucky LinseyS.
90 BALES OF KENTUCKY LINSEYS, just re-
o2a W. H C. HUDGINs.
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THOMAS L. WENDELL,
e2 sVAIGEHFaAE4 E1Es,
IN Has just arrived from New Orleans, and is now
e..aA prepared to attend to the repairing of every
description of fine Watches, at Burnside's, Texas
street, Shreveport, La. may2l-tt
HERETO & SOLLEDER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CERS,
Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT
~, HAVE just received per steamers Hope ;sfs
1913 AND Union, I,iect from New Orleans, ~
large and complete assortment Of LIN
FRESH GROCERIES,
consisting in part OF sugar. coffee, -Four Eard hams
bacon, dried beef, goshen butter, goshn and western
cheese, soap starch candles assorted, teas peppers
olive salad and lard oils, mackerel, onions Irish po-
tatoes, molasses, table SALT Together with every
description of
FANCY GROCERIES.
Brandes wines rum, gin, whskey, cordals, fruits in
their ownjuce, brandy fruits pickles. ketchups,
tard, sauces. etc. Every description Of steamboat
stores put up at the shortest notice. ocl69
E. H. JORDAN d J. H. BROWN,
RE Purchasing Beef Hides, Perics, &C., at their
N office, in the part of the house occupied by
Messrs. Boarnian & Tally, of Texas and Spring
streets. The highest prices paid in cash. octl3
State of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo.
IN DISTRICT COURT.-saccession of william
/ Paxton, deceased. Whereas JAMES S. ALLEN Gu
OF Sdiu SUCCESSFUL,
commercial concerns of Allen & Paxton, has filed his
final account and amended schedule of debts both OF
said succession and the said commercial concern, and
has PRAYED be discharged on both accounts and has
prayed for partition of the property between himself
and the succession of VIM. Paxton, deceased. Now,
therefore, unless opposition is made tereto in thirty
days, the time prescribed by law, said final account
and schedule of debts will be homoogaed, approved
and made the judgment of the court, prayed for,
and the said James S. Allen will be discharged from
the further curatoshp of said succession and his bond
as such cancelled.
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
the alst day Of October E 11H ?; ls'6;
90 I'm DeD'ty elk
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New Orleans & Red River Packet, 4

srEassns h THE entirely new, fast running steamer
a e@H WIN. R. DOUGLASS, Benz.
E8zz=zzaszEz TARBALL, master, will run as regular
packet during the entire between New Orleans
and upper Red River, touching at all intermediate
landings. The VIM. H. Douglass was built at Louis
vile during the present fall expressly for the trade is
unusually staunch and the boilers machinery etc are
entirely new, and point Of saeiy she unsurpassed
She can 1900 bales of cotton and has comrno-
dous cabins fitted up with staterooms and furnished
with every requisite for the comfort of passengers
Her officers will at all times pay particular attention
to any business entrusted them and make of ev-
cry exeron to give satisfaction For freight pas
sage, having fine accommodations, apply on board MS
New Orleans 4 Red River Packet.
,ffsszssSa A The new and splendid fast running
saHsssFES steamer DUKE, SAINT APPLICABLE,
master, will the first rise of water
commence her trips as packet between New Orleans
and Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore,
Alexandria, and all intermediate points and landings
the river. The Duke built expressly for pas!
senger boat to ply the Mississippi and is in every
respect the finest and largest boat that entered
Red River. Her cabins are unusually commodous
ndturnshed in the most magnificent manner, and for
comfort, good accommodations, safety and speed she
is unsurpassed Capain Apologize solicits contin-
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him. pledging himself that nothing shall be wanting
on his part to give satisfaction. For freight pas
sage, apply on board. a g .s.ez.E * a. bu oct2g 10
New Orleans s. Shreveport Packet. II
,krMaaaa@ 4 The steamer III. MI. WRIGHT,
81 n AsTSS captain J. D. CLARKE, will resume her
regular trips, us Shreveport and New
Orleans packet leaving Shreveport every alternate
Wednesday, throughout the season. Commencing as
soon as navigation will permit. For further informa.
ton, apply to ,.,.r u. ]. N. HOWELL & Co.,
oct22 - d. .a- . Shreveport. W,
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Bagging and Rope.
10 All YARIS Bagging; 200 coils Kentucky
lA.OUU Rope: For sale BY
sepl0 STACEY 81 WELLS Ia on the Levee.
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20 KEGS FRESH LEAF LARD, just received
DU and for sale by [o22I VII. c. HUDGINS.
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Wines. Liquors g. Cordials.

4 FINE assortment of dessert wines, such as To-
N kay, Muscaialla, Malaga, Heidzick Champagne,
old Port Wine, old Otard Brandy, fine Prune Brandy,
Irishand Scotch Whiskey, ETC., for sale by
naval A. ENGLE, Texas street,
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DIAPER HANGINGS-An assortment, for sale
il CHEAP al T. II. NORRIS. Y
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To this amount paid treasurer,

By my commission on amount as per ex-
hibit A. and B. at 5 per cent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-09-06

Alexandra g'inconi, fifty years of age, ORR
ginaIly from Coustautinople, and a man of let
iers, was recently found dead in Paris, in the
modest lodgings which he occupied. II was
proved beyond doubt that he had died Of star
walton. 1t was not want, however, that put an
end to his existence, for at the time of his
death he enjoyed q very considerable income;
but, absorbed by his love OF science, he forgot
that man has a body no less than a soul to
provide for, and would pass whole days tooe-
iher without taking food.
His dead body was found extended on a nile
of books and manuscripts in every known
language under the sun. His lodgings were
full of them, and in some of the rooms this
babel Of literature touched tho ceiling.
He spoke twelve languages, and was we'll
skilled in many more. He had filed the high
est posts of honor; rank and wealth were his,
but he had ~Fenounced everything from pure
love Of science. The state Of disorder in
which his rooms were found is indescribable.
AS for his personal appearance, it was worse
yet. His body was completely emacialed.
In the lodgings of the deceased were found
q great number of rare and curious objects; a.
mongthe objects most worthy of note was a
complete collection of autographs of all the
most distinguished wits. Swans, and men Of
letters in Europe Scientific American.
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Goods at and Below Cost.

yTTISHING to make room for our new Fall
wv Stock, which has already been purchased
in the northern markets, we have decided to of
fer orr customers great bargarins FOR CASH a
few days only.
Among our goods we have some articles that
are slightly sOiled or otherwise damaged, that we
will sell at a sacrifce. We append below a par
tiaI list with prices annexed
Ladies' Shoes worth ST. IS, now selling at 81 90;
do Caters do S225, selling for 81 2J; u
Misses and Child's Shoes at the same deduction;
Dress Goods at half the original price;
Embroidered Muslin and Lace Capes at much less
than cost;i
Danaask Table Cloths and Napkins, slightly soil
ed, at a bargain;
Lace and silk Mantilias, at New York cost;
Rich Plaid Ginghams, worth 80, IS and doc. now
selling at Is, 20 and CSC;
French Calicoes worth 40c, at 20 and csc.
au5O.4W HART, AUSTIN & co.