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DARN FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th April instant, at eleven
O'clock a. m, if fair weather, If not the next fair
day thereaftGrD will be sold by auction the Farm on
which the subscriber resides and also the hou sehod
furniture, stock, and farming implements Ii lies IN
Alexandria county Virginia, contains 81 acres and
the Georgetown Aqueduct, and SIX miles from Alex
andra and four from Washington. There upon
it a comfortable and well arranged dwelling house,
containing six rooms, with front and back covered
portfcos the former thirty eight by twelve feet
kitchen a comfortable house for servants or farm
hands large and convenient harm, with stabing
cistern ATTACHED to the barn :; root cellar under
the barn to hold two thousand bushels of roots for
market or stock feeding ice house; spring house
smoke housei corn house; stone market root
the homestead door, from the never failing spring
of which water is obtained for all the reQuirements
Of the occupants. There is also on the place an
orchard OF more than a thousand thrifty trees
of different paintings, consisting of the Choicest
varieties OF peaches, apples, pears dwarf and stand
ard) cherries and ounces At present fourteen acres
aTe sse1e an 20 wheat and rye six in timothy
four IN market garden; four in clover; twelve
dy TO be put IN corn and oats the spring. and eleven
In wood OF which there Is an ample supply for all me
purposes OF the place. This farm has been
wlth care and Is very productive, no pains having
been spared to render tremuncratye, and 10 make
II complete IN all Its appointment For s
ana market garden farmer, or nursery ilan OF LOT
the country residence ola person doing ousiness IN
either neghboring city who prefers place aIIeaoy
in all respects highly improved II Is superior 10 any
Terms of sale One third cash on the delivery Of
the warrantee deed and the balance IN equa install
ments at one twS ssd Which are to BE- se
cnred by deed of trust on the property. =,
For the furniture stock, and implements, all sums
under $40, cash and all sums over Siu; on q ereait
op aps w. d. WALLACE.
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SHAD are selling at the Alexandria wharf at gil
Sl2 per hundred, and herrings at 81 So pei
thousand The demand is active, and with the
opening Of canal navigation will increase
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Nv G. w. ROTELER. Auctioneer.

=
SsITrg sH At fA 9erioS."on WEbNE sPAY
at the residence Of the Hon, Caleb Gushing, lthe
west house in Franklin row, between l2th and 18th
Streets large and handsome collection OF House
hold Furniture, embracing in part, VIZ;
solra walnut Paror suite consisting OF one Teie-a
aete S9ia, SIX paror Chairs and one Arm chslr'
So eop ,Gse%S@d PsIor suite finished IN dTn6 SILK
ton chafs and p Sne slse snSn '' SIX re'ep
Solo walnut par0r snite, finished in green velvet,
esSn consist Of one ete Sofa, Eve ParlOr
n, Shalrs, ana one Armchair
Handsome suite of Damask and Lace Curtains and
One superior carved rosewood Centre Table, with
Set off Girsndoles. Handsome. N,n,o, o
Heavy Rugs, very handsome walnut Etssere
SUPERIOR SaR 's ss CSn Of
n, two gothic Chairs, and marble top Table
Hall Ollcoth, walnut extension Dining Table
One set Of heavily Fire gilt Plataus
Fine French China Dinner, Dessert, and Teeware
GrockeIy and cut Glassware
Table Cutlery, plated Casters
RR fSnys silver ron Plated Plate Tsa-set' Clock
Windsw Curtains and Ornaments, venitian Blinds,
Brussels and Ingram Carpeting
elegant set Of carved mahogany Chamber Furn
with marble TOP, post Bedsteadss, RWaF WASH
g. stand, with marble top, &c,
Superior curled hair and shuck Mattresses
Feather Pillows, Blankets
S1miorts, GounterPanes, Sheets, &c.
Walnut beaded Bedstead
Do Wardrobe
Do Dressing Bureau, with marble top
Do enclosed Washstand, do
Mahogany Quartette Tables, Toilet Sets
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, with marble tops
Do Washstands
Do Wardrobes
Do French Bedsteads
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Stove, cooking requisites, &c.
Terms: All sums of and under $40, cash: over
S4 credit OF sixty and ninety days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ap s-d&ds e. w. BOTELER. Auct.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

EOR MOUNT VERNON.
IL On MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
The STEAMER THOMAS COL r-
LII EH Will mike three trips each EaS3L~H
week to MOUNT VERNON, leav- Sx11xzz<-es
ing sshngton at a. M, and Alexandra at ~.
W Boats fare, round trip, from WASHINGTON 8 /;
from Alexandra, IS cents.
Coaches leave the Capitol at s1s, and pass up the
the avenue to 18th street. Fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
dence at Gsorge Thomas Parker & Co.'S store.
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT.-AIways on
w hand the best qualities of Wood and Coal that
can be obtained IN the arket Falr weight and
sure may be relied IN ell cases, and the price
low as the best article will admit.
Coal kept under oOysr-2.2+O Tbs. TO the ton.
Il. ]. Dr. w. NJ. GAIT,
N. w. cor. of 18th and street, No. ST,
ap 7-u one square south ofthe Avenue
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NTcLAUGHLIN q co.'s IS NO. o. between
WI sth and oh streets, opposite Centre Market.
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THE WALLS OF THE OLD INFIRMARY-On
Thursday night some thirty members Of the Me:
troPolitan Hook and Ladder company under the
direction Of their president voluntarily proceeded
to the site Of the old workhouse to pull down the
walls left standing there. They accomplished
about One-third of the work by IL o'clock mid
night, and were afterwards substantially enter
tanned by Mrs. Queen, the kind matron Of the In
Urinary The work was done in quiet and
early day to finish the pulling down.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOIICE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of heri
~ iacas, issued BY L. G. Donn one of the Justices
OF the feace IN and for the County of Washington
Ds.ret OF Columbia, at the suit Of Michael Muntz
Nasa me goods and chattels, land and tenements of
Maurice Holloran, and to me directed have seized
ana IN exception all the right title csim and in
eIest OF the said Holoan and one Mare O. n and
harness n and hereby give notice that on THURS
"a The 10th day of April, 1857, at 10 o'clock a m
IN front OF the Bank of Washington will offer for
SAFE the SAID property sezed and taken in execu-
ZION Dy public auction to the highest bidder for cash
up H-T J. F. KING, Constable.
NOTICE-BY VIRTUE OF FOUR wRITS
OF herr faclas issued by H. X. Offutt one of the
OF peace IN and for the County of Washing
Ion, Dstrlct Of Columbia at the suit of J. r. Barr
against the goods and chattes, lands and tenements
OF hsunce Holloran, and to me directed, have
sfZeu ana taken In execution, all the right. title,
caln and interest of the said Hslloran in and to one
Drown Horse, and one dark brown Mare. two Carts,
ana TWO sets of Cart Harness, and hereby give no.
nee, nee that on THURSDAY the 18th day of April,
1891 at 10 O'Clock M, In front of the Bank of Wash
lngton, will offer for sale the said properly so
sezed and taken in execution by public auction to
ap1 H. J. r. WOILARD Constable
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We would here tender our sincere thanks 70 our
former friends and customers for their liberal PAT
ronage heretofore extended TO us individually, and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the 10 the
firm. mo. 9. FINCH
ap 9-2aw3w& LAVISH JAMES O'BRIEN.
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JUVENILE THIEvRs.-The day before yesterday
Captain Huntington arrested two small boys in
the act Of stealing various articles OF small value
from the Senate Chamber. They were placed in
the guard house, and their parents sent for, who
administered to them a severe dose Of " Birch -
in the presence Of Capt d., by whom they were
afterwards discharged.
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THE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Of the
Baltimore American says:
"Island Hall, which was erected some six wears
ago 10y joint stock company, at a cost Of about
$1,000, was sold at auction yesterday by Thomas
J. jester, for 81, SO. John Van Reswick was the
purchaser. This great falling off in price is not
consequent upon any deterioration In the value of
real estate in that section of the city, but was &C.
casioned mainly by an alleged defect In the title
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COOP OMEN FOR THE LoSGBRIDGE.-Itisc con.
sidered good sign that Of the delegation which
waited on the Secretary of the Interior last Tues
day-three were physicians. The probabilities
are, Of course, in favor of an easy passage
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CARD.-The undersigned would respectfully
"A announce TO their friends and TO the citizens 90
washington generally that they have entered into
co-partnershlp for the purpose of CARRYING on tire
PAINTING BUSINESS IN all its various branches.
From our long eK perIence in the business, we feel
confident we can give entire satisfaction. A orders
left with US will be promptly executed.
Particular attention will be paid 10 Sign and Orra-
mental Painting. FINCH O'BRIEN.
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PLANK SHAD PARTY, composed of our city
fast 'uns," left at 1Os o'cl'k this morning, the
Thomas Collyer, for the White House, where
they propose to have somewhat Of a time, having
provided themselves with the requisites to that
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PUMFs.-Mr Editor Permit me through your
columns to call the attention of the commissioner
on pumps to the condition Of the one on the north
side Of street, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty-ffth streets. The pump is dry half the
the time, and the other halfgives mi SCRABBLE cook
ing or drinking water. | hope it is only neces-
sary TO call the attention Of the proper authority
to this state of affairs, to have them remedied as
the health of the neighborhoOd will suffer materi-
ally this summer unless we have plenty of pure
water. If the well is cleaned out and sunk deep
er the present condition will be remedied.
yours, AyNA BONA.
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FOR SALE,-A two.story, FRAME HOUSE,
thereto improved with fruit and other trees. 1t is
admirably adapted for Market Garden. The above
named property is situated the corner Of Mary
land avenue and 18th street, east of tho Capitol in
will be sold cheap if early application be made For
terms, he; apply to r. X. ELLIOTT, Compression
Q-nn
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MADAM DELMoST's.-Since the homicide of
the colored man Fletcher, Mayor Magruder
promptly inquired into the character Of the house
which, IL was runIored, was kept by Madam Del
mont, and being satisfied that It was not prop
er house TO be continued, annulled the license
which had been issued to q man named Whit
lock.
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VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
OF Music, having vacant hours for few more
SCHOLARS, requests those Ladies who are deslrous
70 favor her with early application. Terms made
known at her residence, eos r street. between 9Th
Metzerott. Ap 6-Su
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FOX SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
l. RESIDENCE on the corner of r and 2lst st
together with the Grounds surrounding it. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace. The stable will be sold or rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
Is 81 by lS feet, but the purchaser have more
land If desired.
ALSO, for Sae-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of F and 18th streets, and LOTS 18th near
street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
ap 8-tf
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION,
BLE AND FLOWER PRESENTER, HEX
METICAL JARS, Sc, Patented Noe Is 1855

COOKING COAL.-A supply of superior COOK
" ING COAL; also other sizes sfAnthracIte. just
received by CASTLEMAN & BRO,
aP 7-eo3t cor. 9Th and sts.. oppo. National Hotel
DLAINFlELD ACADEMY Near Carlisle, Pa
The 2lst Session commences May 4th. Loca-
ton Comforts Facilities, c., all that can be desired
Tor . good boys; Entire expense, S65. The princ-
pal Will be Willards HOTEL April nth; or address
r. X. BURNS.
ap 4-eO6t Plainheld. Cumberland Co. Pa
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I AIDES AND CHILDREN's r ENcE
ment Of ladies' and ohildrens FRENCH HATsS1
~" III. CASSIDY co.'s,
spe-Iv- ia Pa ave-, bef. lafh end nth s's.
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Holy SATURDAI-Atthe Catholics churches the
services begin to assume a more cheerful and ami
mated one. The morning office to day is the bless
ing of the new fire; the Pashal Candle, and the
baptismal font. The holy water Is then consecra-
ted, after which ''GloTiG in ELcelsiSn is sung :;
the organ peals forth joyously, the deep tones Of
the bell are heard, and the church begins to as
suIne her wonted aspect Of cheerfulness.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT.-A THREE-STORY BRICK
L HOl 81, ON southeast corner of 81 and SITS.
Apply Mt the premises. ap 1851
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THE WASHINGTON Insurance CoMpANY.-We
give below an authentic list Of the directors and
officers of the Washington Insurance Company
recently chartered by Congress. Our citizens will
see at glance that the management of the affairs
Of this company has been entrusted to men of bu-
siness, capacity, enterprise and responsibility,
and the stockholders NAV feel well assured that
it will be conducted with energy, fairness and
discretion
President-JameS C. Mcclure
Directors-Wm. F. Bayly, NJ. w Gait, Fran
els Mohun, Hudson Taylor, samuel TAYLOR, Ben.
iamin Beall, Robert Farnham, James F. Halliday,
William OTme.
STANDARDIZATION d. Hanson
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FARM FOR SALE.-Ten or twelve acres of
Il Land, with the privilege of q, and small dwell
ing: Part is in wood and part cleared, with good
spring OF water; four miles from tho city, on the
to suit the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of Mr. MALONE,
street. between 9Th and 9th streets, MIR. Brown,
across the Anacostia Bridge. ap ln-4tt
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- son AT MY STORE.-A splendid assort-
ment of real imported FRENCH BoNNETS-
The largest and richest selection of FRENCH
FLOWERS. RIBBONS, LACES and + Nj
BROlDERIESt TO be found IN the city.
DRESS-TRIMMINGS in the greatest variety,
ILLUSION C4PES, MANTILLAS, MAR
SEILLESa aTd NET 3 ASQUES, and CHIL-
DRENS GARMENTS ready made.
DRESS-MAKING In the latest French STYLES
at the shortest notice. NJ. WILLIAM.
mar 27-lm Market Space bet 9TH and sth SITS
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n. B.-Any further information will be given by
calling on JAMES PHILLIPS, Tenaly town, ID.
G. BARNARD d BUCKLEY,
M 9-2av3w Auctioneers
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WASHBURN's GREAT SOUTHERN
CIR GU ST

ARRANGED and perfected for its great southern
OF 1857. Surprising in spIendor of eqHipage and
highly trained steeds versatility of talent, ETC.,
other circus in the world, boasting of being the most
brilliant Equestrian, Gymnasc and Dramatic Enter
talnments ever given the American people-under an
Immense waterproof pavilion, accommodating with
seats and convenience four thousand persons.
This grand establishment win visit Shreveport on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 18th and goth June
Among the host Of Equestrans, Acrobatic and
! Gymnashc performers, the following may be found
standing at the head Of the profession, and sustaining
name Gnequalled throughout the southern country:
/ Jean Johnson the wonderful sornersaut rider
OF the age Having at the present time equal in
the world, he stands without rival Americas favor
ite son.
WI. Smith, the celebrated two, four and six horse
rider, from Francpni's Hppodrome, Paris, the most
daring rider Of the age.
Albert Avmar of the celebrated Aynar Brothers,
the great comic Equestrian and Potanist.
Tom Novels in his astonishing feat emitted the
Bridge Act.
Master Willie Washburn, the intrepid tambler and
performer sur la Perohe Equipoise.
Master Johnny postnTing the Globe ....
Mons. Morgan, the wonderful performer with the
Cannon Balls weighing 40 pounds each.
George Beatty and Master Willie, on the double
bridge of ropes.
Fl. T. Day, the comic clown in number of daring
! and cotncal butIoon acts. Three celebrated clowns
in the ring-Day, Johnson and Kent. Julian Kent,
the youthful Shakspeariau clown for five years pupil
of the celebrated DAN RICE, surprising the
great master himself, with wit and fua.
The above talent is alone Sufficient to stamp this
circus the only Legitimate circus of the season.
Admssion--75 cents; children, so cents servants,
25 cents. Doors open at and O'Clock, M. Per-
Torrance at half past 2 and Z.
/ inneIO ct G. c. WASHBURN General Agent
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consignees Of Merchandise per staambaata.

E5
A White, Smith & Baldacias-C. E. Hynson; est
y j. D. Scott; James Cole; W. NJ Hewitt; Pegues d
hamilton; $. ~ Boren; R.W. Godwin doct j. Mccall
l Zen rey,d 2 ". Warmer; G. A. Buckley: James
bushell; j. W B. d CO., Larissa; John W Mahle; dr.
? " Vance; reyd N. Brown; M Watson; K NJ
aanzant; Reese Hughes; ]. C. Naples Il CO: Ebert G.
Cobb; j. Barr; ]. D. Blair; B. II Parkinson: John
Mason; u. I. Fullilove; D. /. Hooks, s. r. Aston:
DaFeHpors& Gary; Cook & Watson.
AZ A Dun Dunn & Yates'-J; " Johnson; ]. Dewberry;
!. e Davis; Pegues & Hamilton; G. W.Yarboroug Oh F;
j. A Shaw d co. @. DeMorse; r. w. Taylor; c. C..
Alexander; J.B. Sims; j F. Houston; s. S. Skidmore:
Hugh f, Young; L. s. Wells Il bro; Fl. .. Palmer: J
c. Harrell; W. ID. Perry; " L. Miller; J. s. Nash &
co. A. Prewitt, jr EMF Il H. Block; ASK, Paris. Tx;
Webb d Langley; B. Fl. Parkinson; BP, Pine Bluff:
francis G. Wright; D. Brewder; Webb & Saufev C B.
Bacon; Geo. Williamson, WINS; A. Farber: a. S.
johnson d co; DB&B, Paris; /. i. Hatley; w. N.
Within; doct J.. N Jones; Davis Bro Il BayIiss: VIM
Watson; Sutton Darnell; J. A. Barry; Hes; S. ].
Wright; j. r. Winchester.
!, IT. ". Ho1eH & Co's-J J. Bedford; H. Rhine &
bro; u. Q. Mitchell; L. E. Griffith co: ". A. futile.
8: " wilkins; s. 3. Clements; NJ H Lippman; j r.
Rlerson; B. Miller; G. G. Gregg & co; W E. Angel
J M. Hayes; R. H. Winne &c. Norris: Miss Full
Ter; Taylor Brown; " H. Jones; Budding E Woot
ten; FL MARSHALL Colvin Locke; Chatham & William-
son; Wootten & Lyons; W "A. Pegran; BeardGs igon;
W. s. Hynson.
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ID Our ShinGIei

,-z TIE undersigned have this day en-
~ u E7sss tered into copartnership under the
zz-Z[Szk22z 49, name and style Of STEWARD &
JEWELL, at the old stand of M. f. L. Stewards where
they intend to manufacture and keep on hand all kinds
of vehicles, such as CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS,
&C. and also carry on a General Repairing Shop
Particular attention will be paid the Repair OF Car
rages and Bicycles in the way 81 painting. trimming,
wood and iron work.
Their prices will be in accordance with the work
ordered to be executed-rough and ready, or done
right. Believing as they do that the cheapest priced
work is the cheapest they will urge the necessity
of doing work wen and receiving liberal price for the
same. All such work will be warranted. Such work
as has established prices it will be done for those
prices and no other, and done in a manner that will
reflect credit the workmen well as give sasiac-
ton to their patrons Should rough and ready JOB
be ordered donen will they be responsible fol
its durability All new work warranted for one year
They are also prepared to manufacture and repair
the shortest notice every description OF HAHN Ess
References. w. Markham, A. J. Hitchcock, II
J. e. Battle. Shreveport, June ~, 1857
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HUMAN PRODIGY
AT Private Sale
Sheriff Sale.
Sale to effect Il Partition.

Sale to eject Il Fafuuuh.
GtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Cad6o--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, III order effect
a partition between George williamson, curator OF
Edward Hughson, deceased, and f. e. SewaH, will
proceed to sell at public auction at the court house
door, in the town of Shreveport parish Of Caddo on
SATURDAY, the Isl day Of august A. D. 1851, between
the hours of O'Clock, NJ, and 4, ~, the follow
ing described land, to-wt ten acre lots Nos. 3, H. s
and g. IN the south half of the north of
ton / [eeven] in township 1 [seventeeu, range i
fourteen, situated in the parish of Caddo.
Terms of sale--Twelve months credit; purchasers
give their notes, with approved personal security
with eight per cent interest from date, secured by
mortgage on the property sold.
J. G. McW1LLIAMS, Dep'y Sheriff.
Shreveport June H. 1857 pf.S2G 81
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Sheriff Sale,

= Success OF T. Lester, deeeased.
SfTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo- In
- District Court. By virtue of an order of sale
issued out of the honorable the District Court in and
for the parish of Caddo, and to directed, will
proceed sell at public auction at the courthouse
door in the town of Shreveport parish aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day Of August, A. ID. 1851, be-
tween the hours of ! O'clock NJ. and 4,P. NJ. the
following described land belonging to the success
sion of T. Lester o-wit: the south half Of section No
90 itwenty,) 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-Twelve months credit; purchasers
to give their note, with approved personal security,
bearing eight per cent interest from date, secured BY
mortgage, waving the benefit of appraisement, on
the property. J. G. MeWILLlAMS, Dep'y Shift
Shreveport June II, 1857. pf.Sl8 10
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Shreveport Auction Store.

ENHEs subscriber having removed his AUCTION STORE
L from the corner of Texas and Market Streets to
the roo.ng apartments of the Cry 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
toners 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 new and sea
sonable 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 ana personal Estates horses mules and succession
Esaes. Liberal cash advances made on eoasignmentS
of groceries other articles. A. Il. HEiNE,
Shreveport, May 20, 1857, anchoneer
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G0mmitted to the Jail

~ Or the parish of Caddo. in the town Of shreye-
y port, a negro man, aged about twenty-five
wears some five feet four FIVE inches high, and OF
grifIe complexion. Calls himself WILLIAM, and says
tllat he belongs Mr.. Charles T. Blanchard, q the
parish Of Natchitoches. He was apprehended on the
pubIie road about Is miles from Shreveport. The
owner or owners of said negro is hereby notified TO
come forward prove property pay charges, and take
him away or he will be disposed Of the law directs
iuaelg ". b. sTURGEss Tailor.