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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

French corvette Euydice is expected daily from Tahiti:
Am bark Frances Palmer, Green, will leave San Francisco ior
this port about Jan. 5. u,ze
American ship Radpga left Boston Nov. 10, with cargo mdze'
for Honolulu. to c. Brewer-due March 10.
Bremenb brig Kauai sailed from Bremen Oct. 8, WIN Cargo U
merchandise to Hofschlaeger * Stapenhorst-
Br. blk Gambia, from London UiG Tahiti, sailed April LAST
reported at New Caledonia.
American bark Yankee, Smith, will leave san III Hi
Honolulu about Feb. 6-due about I'D.
A vessel is expected daily from VancouVers islaho IN "So
one from Columbia River, but we do not learn their names.
American clipper brigantine Morning Star sailed irom boston
for Honolulu about Dec. !, with merchandise Tor the American
Mission. .a
A fine clipper ship, building at Liverpool, called the Kameha-
meha. had been chartered for Honolulu. She would sail during
the Spring, consigned to II. G. Janion.
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is that what is done there Cn the public dance-hmeaD.
violation of the law as it now is Wherefore the commn.~S 40
opinion that it is unnecessary to make another law for eva . Z
vided for by the present laws. |E@
The committee think that this House ought not In au
any District Attorney or other officer whose businesaI HoY q
complain of public dance-houses, if they do not prosecrte nsA
part of the Government, provided such public dance-housasna es
in their districts. SGS
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ENTERpRIsE.-We are glad to see our citizens en-.
tering with so much spirit into the whaling business.
Three whalers, the barks United States and Cyntta,
and brig Tictoria, sailed week before last, and the
bark Black Warrior, Capt. Robert Brown, and h,
HaOaii, Capt. Rhae, sailed last week, making FIVE
whalers, owned and fitted out here, that have LEFT
this port during January to cruise. The Bla4
Warrior, formerly owned by Capt. James Make,
was recently purchased by Capt. Brown and five d
our merchants. She sailed for $4,000, i~ncludn.
cost of vessel, outfit and advances to crew. Capt. B.
is no novice in the blubber line, and as he has On
board some of the best officers and gang ever shipped
on our beach, if he returns with less than the ayerasg
of next seasons catch, it will be because whales ar
nowhere about his track. There are four whales
still in port owned here, fitting out, which will Sl
soon; the barks Harmony and Italy, and brigs Pria
de Joinrille and Oahu. This branch of business ii
on the increase, and we have no doubt will be fun
to return a larger interest on the investment thai
money loaned at the legal rate. No where in TIL
Pacific can whaers be fitted out of a less expense, q
realize on their cargoes in a shorter time than at th
port. -
APpLEs.-About two years ago, the Messrs. Peel
imported q variety of fruit trees from Oregon, Eha
were purchased by residents and scattered over IL
different islands. Mr.. FL. Mcintyre has q number
the apple trees growing finely at his residence :
Nuuanu Valley, all of which have borne a few app
this season. He showed US the other day someO Oft
fruit which had been broken off by the birds. "
apples were not fully grown, but about two inches
diameter. and of the greening variety. which PrH
ises to be a choice fruit. We should like to he's
what success has attended the fruit trees sent to Is
Maui and Kona. -
MADAME RUMoR and Mons. Gossip have been v1
busy during the past few days, circulating thnus
our usually very quiet town, certain scandal, am0u'
ing, if untrue, to downright SANDER. The es
would appear to be one of Grim con. in high u
We have never been requested to publish "'.
news" as the government have specially p%rOvldel
the same, but We promise our readers to furnl1
them the official account as soon as it shall appear d
the court gazette. There is no connection whaT7
between this case and the dance house question, ,
Wlthstanding Madame Rumor and Mons. GOSSIP =
choose to whisper about ssmoral sentiment" p
ed juries' and the improved condition Of
Hawaiian females.
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e Our cOtemporary has been at work and hewn
out o new plank to be inserted in the political plat
form of the present ministry. 1t amounts, as gener-
ally understood, to this that prostitution and dance
houses be legaliSed By lau, licensed and kept under
Surveillance, as a means Of preventing disease. A
little more light on the subject would not be amiss.
Who is going to father the bantling, His Excellency
r. c. Wyllie, or Prince Lot, or His Excellency John
Young or has the Minister of Finance been commits
stoned to examine into the subject abroad, and report
on the best mode of it's incubation or is the Editor
of the Government Press to be elevated to a peerage
to become Protector-General of this class of %unfortu-
mates? While talking about the " Legislature of this
country perhaps it will not be amiss to reproduce
what was the opinion of the Representatives 8 of this
country in 1853. The following report, published
by their authority, we find in the Polynesian OF
June IL, 1853, and, if we are not very much mis-
taken, they viii ratify the same opinion In 1858-the
Editor of the Government Press to the contrary not
outstanding:
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY.
The Committee have con sidered the resolution offered by one
of the members from Honolulu respecting public dance houses: and
they are of opinion that the existence of such houses is in viola
ton OF the S7th chapter of the Criminal Code, entitled "OF
| COMMON NULSANCRS.n
For the chapter commences as follows :-"The ohense of com.
mon nuisance is the endangering of the public personal safety or
health, or doing, causing, or promoting, maintaining or continu-
ing what is offensive, or annoying and vexaiOus, or plainly hurt
III. to the public, or is a public outrage against common decency
ton of the morals, honesty and good habits of the people, the
same being without authority or justification by law" These
are all evil practices wherefore, it is plain that the present law
is suf6cientIv broad and is in opposition to the nractice q thos.
dance-houses. For it is clear that those houses are the sources
Of adultery and fornication, and inconsistent with the moral
Moreover, this also is the opinion Of the. Chief Justice of the
supreme Court as expressed in his annual report. His opinion
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If the above charge of corruption in eur courts is
true, let the public know more about it; if false, let
the government deny it, and not respond & aye as
its official organ has done.
In a former issue of this journal we limited that
the manner in which the late trial of the dance
houses was carried forward to a partial verdict,
threatened to disturb the quiet and peace of our
town and the government press took occasion to
ridicule the possibility of any such agitation. 1t
does not require, however, the optics or the foresight
of Our Minister of Foreign Relations, to discover a
squally horizon, or that the effect of his own favorite
mouth piece is plainly and openly to SOW discord and
jealousy in a community, which fortunately for the
past few years, has had but little to disturb its repose.
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DEPARTURES

Jan. 21-Am blk Fanny Major, Lawton, for San Francisco.
21-Am VIII blk Black Warrior, Brown, for California coast
21-Haw. VIII brig Hawaii, Rahe, cruise
21-Scb Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
21-" Excel, Antonio. for ports on Kauai.
22-" Maria, Moheno, for Lahaina and Hawaii.
23-Am VIII sh South Boston, Randolph, to cruise.
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PoRT OF HONOLULU, II. 7.
ARRIVALS.

Jan. 23-SchE East Maui, from Lahaina.
81" Kamoi, Chadwick, from Lahaina.
25-French corvette Embuscade, Gizolme, 3 days finn Hilo.
25-Sch Kamehameha Nv, Guick, from Kohala.
%" Rialto, Taber, 2S hours from Hanalei.
IS" John Young, from Kauai.
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Ships Mails.

For SAN FRANCISCO. The ship Post, now repairing, will pro-
baby be the first vessel for San Francisco, to sail about Feb. 10.
For TAHITI, per Ocean, first fair wind.
For LAHAINA, per Kamoi, to-day.
For SYDNEY, per Hero, about Feb.
For KAUAI, per Rialto, to-day or tomorrow.
For VALPARAISO, per Havannah, Jan. 81.
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PASSENGERS

From Huo-per Embuscade-Count Modem, Capt Norton,
Cbas, Pauger. Esq. and Rev. Able Pouzot.
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AMUsEMENTs.-The exodus of Rowe y !" hep
company, with all of their professional pn m TTbssss
liza, and most of the professionals of the n ftts'
led us to suppose that, for sometime to c0~~ esse
the way ofpublic amusements (dance nOue Ya z
ed) could be expected for some months
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: THE OLD FLAGSTAFF, on the ramparts of the y
which was taken down on Thursday last, was en-
by Lord George Paulet, in 1913. The British I,
was displayed from it on the 18th of February o.
year, and continued up till July 81, abOu' ;.
months. The staff was removed. as the wall o
fort has been ordered to be demolished, which I
being done. -
KONA SToRM.-The severest souther that ~
ted our island for several years commenced Oh ]
day morning last, and continues to our g~sa
press. During several nights and also We
the lighting appeared almost incessant- Inc ND
of the storm seems to have passed north aOOu'
800 miles to eastward of Honolulu. A eorreF n
on East Maui, writes US that showers have -
quent and the weather very favorable 1r
crops now growing. Ali the land prepared y. All
is not yet sown, and it is probable that - psS
acres will be put in this season. From -
of the Islands, we learn that rain has been"'
and most kinds of crops are doing well.
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LATEST DATES. received at this Once.

San Francisco Dec. D | Paris Nov. 6
Panama, n. G. Nov. so uongkong Sep. %
New York, " % Sydney, \. S. w. Sep. 80
London = Nov. S Tahiti = Dec. /
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At 10. 8. Hospital in Honolulu Jan. 23d, JAMES Low, a seaman
discharged from PG8Per0. he belonged TO Gloucester, Nass.
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Sheriff Sale,

Sale to effect a Partition.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA of CadGo--In
- District Court. By virtue of writ of sale issued
out Of the honorable the District Court in and for the
parish Of Caddo, and directed, in order to effect
a partition between George Williamson, curator Of
Edward Hughson, deceased, and F. E. SewalI, will
proceed sell public auction Il the court house
door, in the town of Shreveport parish of Caddo,
SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, 4. d. 1851 between
the hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4, NJ, the follow
ing described land towit: the south half of the north
east quarter of section [eleven,] in township II
seventeen range fourteen, situated in the parish
of Caddo.
The land will be divided and sold in parcels of ten
acres each.
Terms of sale--cash, provided the property brings
its appraised value. If the apprasement is not bid,
the property will be readvertised and sold credit
of twelve months. Purchasers on credit to give
eeir notes, with approved personal security with eight
per interest from date, and mortgage retained
upon the property sold.
j. G. McWILLIAMs, Dep'y Sheriff:
Shreveport, April 80, 1857. pf.Sl3 80
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Sheriff Sale.

SSTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
- District Court, No. 49O5. VIM. MoBLEY VS.. ]. N
COOPER ct al By virtue of writ of sale issued out
of the honorable the District Court in and for the pa
IRISH of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and me
directed, will proceed to sell public auction at the
courthouse door in the of Shreveport, parish
aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, A. ID.
1851, between the hours of IL o'clock, and 4,
NJ, the following described property towit: George,
slave, of yellow comp lexon, aged about 25 years;
and Adalne slave, of black mplexon, aged about
IS years. Seized and be sold pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of saIe-cash with the benefit Of appraise-
ment ]. G. McWlLLIAMS, Dep'y Sheriff.
Shreuenort April % 1851 PISS 81
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Railroad Notice.

SAMUEL WELLS, Esq, has been appointed agent
~ to collect insaImen receipts due upon subscrip-
tons to the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Rail-
road, and he has been authorised exchange these
receipts for tax receipts given to subscribers for the
payment OF any railroad assessed upon the property
OF the subscribers, and when the receipts paid by
subscriber shall exceed the of the nstament
receipts in the hands of Mr.. Wells and due, he is
authorised to pay the subscriber, in reimbursement,
the difference, in excess until the amount of any pre-
vious payments subscription is entirely refunded.
When the tax receipts amount to less than the install
ment receipts now due the matter may be easily ad-
Justed by handing Mr.. Wells the balance in cash.
The subscribers will see it is not intended to make
them pay double, but they must pay the collector
and then settle with the company's agent above
Mr. Wells will always be on hand, and if subscriber
should chance to pay little in advance, he need not
lay out of his money an hour.
c. G. YOUNG, Pres't V. S. & T. R. R. Co.
April 80 1857 if
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Sheriff Sale,

Succession of F. Lester, deceased.
SNTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo- In
- District Court. By virtue of order of sale
issued of the honorable the District Court in and
for the parish of Caddo and to me directed, will
proceed sell at public auction the courthouse
door in the of Shreveport, parish aforesaid on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, A. d. 1857, be-
the hours of l O'clock and 4, P. M, the
following described land belonging to the success
sion of F. Lester o-wit: the south half of section No.
30 {twenty,) township No Is (eighteen,) and range
6 (sixteen) About forty of the land have been
cleared and there are good cabins on the same.
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit of apprase-
ment J. u. McWlLLlAMS, Dep'y Sheriff.
Shreveport April 30, 1857. Pigs "a
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SHREVEPORT AUCTION STORE.

TNHE subscriber having removed his AUCTION STORE
l. from the corner of Texas and Market Streets to
the roomy apartments of the CITY HOTEL offers the
SAME inducements TO his friends and patrons at his
new stand as heretofore. His sales being entirely
der SHELTER on the verandah of the building, his
will be completely protected from the weather
and heat of the
Having lately made arrangements with several New
Orleans houses, he will be supplied with and sea
soaabe GooDs throughout the seasons, which have al
ready commence to arrive.
His regular day sales will be Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday night sales Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day. He will pay particular attention to the sales OF
real and personal Estates horses mules and succession
sales. Liberal cash advances made consignments
of groceries other articles. A. L. HE1NE,
Shreveport, May 20, 1857, auctiOneer.
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ooAslgnees OF merchandise per Steamboats,.
At Dunn q Yates'-D. A. Martin: S. J. Hendricks
G. B. Bacon; Mrs P Pickett; McNair 4 Britt: sauf
icy d. Bate; NJ. G. Lenner; A. B. Hughes CO.. J.
r Lowing; J. f. Shegog; s. Spougt d Co.; j. Fl
Mluckleroy; }. $. Garden; Jones & Berthold; T
Harrison; G. W Sentell; J. NJ SHELTON Dennick &,
Denton; b. @. d Co, (Clarksville;) VIM. H. Harri-
son; J. A. Barry; S. W. McVeely J. Lowery; John
Larmier; Golf d Avery; R. NJ Jones; A. ". Fer
guson; I. M. Gatlin W s. d Co., (Gilmer, Texas,)
a. 5 johnson; I. r. Parish Section Walker; S.
s. Skldmore; I. Skidmore; J. Q. Straughlin; j. n
Wright; W. n. Robinson; W. c. Mckinney; Mrs L.
a. Dickens; j. S; Moore; G. K. Andrews; Doty d
lnglehart; Irimble johnson; S, E. Clements; R.
n. Jones; ?. ". Titus; G. DeMorse; W. E. Doty; W
Decrow; j. E. Wheeler W b. Stephenson; j. W.
Fraley; }: E: P; NJ. G.; T. H; NJ. LAHORE.
~. ~ HopeA & Co's-E Q. Martin; j. NJ d j.
@ Murphy; Thos. 8 Swan; j. E. Jones; Chatham d
Enders, (Tarrant, I'd R. /. Gilmer; Rev A. Grigs-
by; r. Il. & L. Key; R. T..Hyde; C. & Il. W. Rag
net; d. E. Griffith; W G. Boney, W A. Pegram: F
M. Hicks; 5. B. WHY; Geo. Williamson; NJ. Roth;
Key +. L. Rawson; J. W Hardaway; T. Ellison; S.
e. Clements V. Fl. Jones; Mrs. Lopez; j. A. Ross;
W. G. Caruthers.
At White, Smith g. Bald,vin's-L Currie; J. Burch;
A. Conway; A: d j. P. Mckay; Col. Sam Holins-
worth; R. W. Loughery; Dr. j. Beall: B. Hardeman.
r.; Gibson Jones; S G. Smith, G. NJ johnson; H.
NJ Arnold; J.. A. Harris; }. H. Wofford; j H Good
'wyn; John Ross; J. NJ Douglass d Co; S. Ian
Pegram d Greenhill; J. W. Orr; r. Perry; P. G.
Cousins; T. W. Bell; W. W Baker; R. Engledow;
Reese Hughes; James Christian; W T. Simmons:
W. B. Cook; Cook d Watson; Bannon d. Jackson:
j. NJ. Muggins; T. S. Langley; Hall & Hunton;
Pegnes d Hamilton.
For Trustee.
1--WE authorised to announce j. B. GIL
The election will take place at the mayors office next
Saturday.
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Sheriff Sale.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho OF Caddo-Ir
~ District Court No. 1916. r. c. CUMMINGS &
Co, vs. GRAHAM & McCoLoUGH BY virtue of wri
of fieri facas issued of the honorable the Dis
trct Court in and for the parish of Caddo, in the
above entitled suit and to directed, l. have seiz
ed and will proceed to sell at public auction the
Courthouse door in the town of Shreveport, parish
aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June, A. D.
1851, between the hours of IL o'clock, A. and P
M, the following described property. to-wit: certain
lot parcel of land, situated in the parish of Caddo
in the northeast quarter of section one III township
seventeen I'LL range fourteen [l4,l containing four
acres, three roods aud wentyour perches, together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Seized the property of the defendant and be sold
pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit. ..... s..
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. J. G. McWILLIAMS, Dry Sheriff.
Shreveport, May 6, 1857. pfS14 90
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For Trustee.
1--WE are authorised to announce j. B. GIL
MORE as candidate for trustee in ward No @
The election will take place at the mayors office next
Saturday
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Election Notice,

D WHEREAS election was holden on Monday
= 18th May, 1857 in the different wards of the
g-As town of Shreveport, for mayor, treasurer and
trustees of said town; and whereas, L. M Mutt, esq,
who was elected as of the trustees in ward No. 2.
declining to qualify: Now, therefore, |, JOHN w.
JONES' mayor Of Shreveport, do hereby order another
election for trustee for Ward No. to be held at my
Office on Saturday, May %, 1857, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. und 4, NJ: and the commissioners
heretofore appointed Instructed to mold said cleo
tion. and make return thereof to me. Given under
my hand, officially, this 18th day of May, 1857.
mI3 JOHN w. JONES, Mayor.
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REUBEN WHITE. JNo. w. SMITH. JOS. w. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH q BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
NJ Err c II A N S,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

N PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
HAVING purchased from Mr.. E. c. Fart the COM
IL modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. L. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat.
Moore now prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the PUBLIC, pedging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar stores and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers.
n B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton will be twenty-five cents per bale
Anril q 1856
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VOUR Railroad Tax Receipts entte you to stock
in the railroad, but is necessary to send the tax
receipts to the office of the company, at Monroe, La
accompanied by order for the certificate of stock
atang the name and residence of the person to whom
1t should be issued. If done within three years
from the date of the receipt it will be prescribed bv
act of the legislature. These receipts are not nego-
table, but objection will be made to transfer I'M
less the company have some offset against the original
holder. In of transfer they should be endorsed
in blank. They should also be endorsed in the same
way when sent the office for stock. They may be
safely entrusted the mall if the precauton is taken
to retain copy. C. G.. YOUNG,
April 80, lS57-tf Pres't of the VS. g. IT p Co
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E r . & S M 7 T. FL,
DEALERS IN
GROC E r [ E S.
PROVISIONS, WINES. LIQUORS.

BOa4 anCL Bar SLCIeS, &C,
No 10 on the Levee fronting the steamboat landing,
Shreveport, La.
NHE subscribers begs to inform their friends and the
Il public that they have opened as above and have
on hand largo and complete assortment of staple
and fancy Groceries, Provisions Plantation Supplies,
Wines Liquors. Beat and Bar Stores, all OF which were
selected expressly for this Market which they are
determined to sell at the lowest cash prices. A
mong the stock syill be found:
SUGAR-Brow'l,; of every quality; loaf and crushed.
CorFEE-Rio and Java; chocolate.
TEAs-Imperi,.l. gunpowder, hyson, black, etc.
MoLAssEs-Rt boiled and sugar house.
BACON, &c.-Sugar cured hams, Sides shoulders;
mess pork, bufasoe tongues, dried beet, etc.
ToBAcco-Chewing and smoking, of every quality.
Cigars, of every quality.
WBIskEY-Qld Monongahea, Dexter's Bourbon,
and other favortt brands.
BRAND1Es-Old Otard, Sazerac, Cognac, Cham
payne, and otheE brands. Some old and very fine.
Gin, Rum; old Madeira, Sherry, Oporto, Malaga,
Clarct and Champagne Wines.
Cordals, Syrurs, Brters, Peppermint
Brandy Fruits; Fruit in their juice; pie fruit;
preserves ellies pickles; kechups mustard raisns;
prunes; almonds; :candIes, etc.
Theoretically scaled Holsters, salmon, shad, oysters,
sardincs, etc.
Mackerel, goldfish salmon, behring's.
Rice, cheese, crackers; powder, shot, lead.
Ginger, pepperand spices, of all kinds.
Soap, OF every guaty starch lndlgo, candies, oVe,
sweet sperm and lard OIL
Wooden ware, stone ware castings, nails rope, etc
Boat and Bar Stores, Bar Furniture, and every art-
Gle usually kept III large grocery establishment, all OF
which being entfelg fresh, offer great inducements
to purchasers.
Also-A large!stock of Staple Dry-Goods.
All orders from planters country merchants and 9TH
ers will be carefully filled on the shortest notice.
m6 FORD & SMITH, Is on the Levee
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, of every
description!arad quality, for gentlemen, ladies,
misses, boys and children. A fresh stock, just re-
eeived and for sale Very low by
march26 E. g. B. JACOBS