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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EMPIRE CIrY-From New York "a arriving Havana 1th
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans Goth Havana sd
arriving at New York 18th
CAHEwBA-From New York lth arriving al Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18th From Havana Ob
arriving at New York Sd.
PHApELrnlA-From New York nth, arrivin. at Havana
Esd and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h Havana
sih arriving at New York 18th.
DE SoIo-From New York 9Th arriving Havana and
New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans 18th, Havana 18th
irving at New York 10Th
NB.When the above dates fan Sunday the will
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
an packages and letters intended the New YORK HERALD
should be sealed.
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SUNDAy TRAINs ON THE FLUSHING RAILROAD
ferry, for Flushing; at o. H. s. s:opoae al Caivery
Cemetry Winfield aud New Town Returning leave Flush.
Ing " 8, TO- IL A. 6;r,. Excursion tickets rs cents.
y, CHARLICK, President
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
N The public respectfully informed that the First Opera
Night win take place on
MONDAY, Sept H. at 8 o'clock,
instead OF Sept OF thu extensive repairs now
going on IN the academy not being finished by that date
Several important additions will be made 10 the company the
directors being determined open the preliminary season with
the greatest possible ect Fun particulars Will be given
Monday
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS WILL BE
~ served this day and during the week at 23 Grand
NAs WV "''' y wy D'"''R g. MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE RONR.
Families supplied by the quart or gallon.
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EURNITURE.

CCHO0L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STYLES oF SCHOOL.
~ furniture nactnred and for sale by NJ JOHNSON
pltcatQp by nAil or otherwise. - -
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the greatest possible ecla Fun particulars viii be given on
WAILAcK's THEATRE.
" = na'enan rIiRi;' wivEEK manager
AND LAST NIGHT sIr yI,v or
LEGITIMATE TRAGEDY ,,nr.,,
IMMENSE SUCCESS
:, g erAssi e Drama.
HERON
AS THE HuNcHBAcK n,vr
wA ALL. ss r :, SlasISLy CROWDED
ni ihA AND ND Is VIE AUDIENCES
ever 'fiiEs y snS fasi ~,
manifested by the H ;hSsGhsfq! sn suprroRs
who h0ns the theatre E ER the best test Of no
of the performances
character which his tragic powers appear TO the highest
TIE CURSE Holds the aea,ene.
With its awful force.
MI AS THE JESTER,
the most spmgls s sHa exquisite Of this capital actors
which his and neen. sp
Miss sh Sosh A9XAEF ORION,
the lovely and Y 1n'qs1i AMERICAN crREss,
as the gentle EDITH.
DALAcE GARDEN AND HALL
! MONDAY e's GRHfN DIN MsitssIcAL soIREE
MILITARY SHa CONCERT.
Benefit Of the 'sle mr. Gteg !4asalvs sArrER,
on which occasion The f sSEi psSRRs
and the h l01Ypf sf Sap p1IEsi T appear
vi. - Nj. GUSTAV safer;
"' Nj SuiE MiiifsA ;si SSsD
'Ir E5HY ga cSFsE Es.. sssD
the soIpihA TICKETS rs Is c q sis''D'
DALAcE GARDEN AND HALL
: SUNDAY sv eR&S5 5es slttslREp CONCERT.
TICKETS rs CENTS.
DALAcE GARDEN AND HALL.
Sunday s'S SS sliEags sq sssb
''' ~ DoDy T}sEs4s 9 Z sSSFs PAsD
Doors open at I; Concert begins at o'clock.
pALAcE GARDEN AND HALL.
i GRAND SACRED CONCERT
SUNDAY evening sep TIcxErs Is CENTS.
WooDs N1Sf s11m Il and sss Broadway.
will give three only Er 4 thff EVENINGS
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, September and at
the ATHENEuM,
South Brooklyn,
when Eph Horn Charles White, Ned Davis, D. 8. Wamoolt
NJ. Lewis and the entire of this
ACCOMPLISHED TROUPE
VIII appear IN ' spE STa ACTS MUSIC, &c,
In which they stand unrivallcd
DAY September s. SIS Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel
Doors open ut Il commence Mt O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents children under years Is cents.
~ ~
IN Monday, Sept. 8,
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CPECIAL NOTICE.--.uOHN McDON0UGlI, HAVING
- removed from his old stand Of Broadway and Ids
gcnar street. to nry and commodons premises NJ 81
old rends AMI patrons In good liquors and
segars lie studies keep article first class On We'd
nessay and Saturday evenings be has the Two Joes.
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Telegraph Marine Reuort.


SANDY HOOK, Sept g. sunset-one bark passing the EIg
lands bound In Steamship Bremen. for Brenea cleared
bar at 20 PM. Wind s. nsht; weather clear. .
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.


TNOR SALE-TO PAY ADVANCES 1 SPLENDID Ola.
rond cross At 500 cost Sso extra heavy gold hunting
watch il carats at $780, cost 5000 fine gold hunting watch
1s caras at 800 cost $780, fine lady hunting watch anl
chatelane chain at $780, cost $2l5 fine open face English
lever, ut $5 cost SlO Also small collection of ne oil
paintings for sale at half their value.
j. H. BARRINGER,
10 Broadway room Is, up stairs
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A uCTIoN SALE OF.

A CCTION SALE OF
IA Beaut full household furniture comprising large variety
of magnificent rosewood furniture beautiful paror suits rich
pianoioe French bronze stauary including
the entire elegant paro dining chamber and basement
furniture of the first class residence,
l52 West Twenty first street, Eighth avenue,
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NOR ERIDGEPORT-FARE5 20 CENTS.-TfTE STEAMER
il BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck clip, East river every Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday at IL O'clock noon arriving II,
tmc to connect With the Nangauck, Housatonic and New
Haven railroads. 49,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED-WITH 81 800 IN CASH; MI
J. be capable of carrying country store; none OIL
need apply to address g. 8 Haydock III Broadway corr
II Maiden lane
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS
NJ For dinner Monday and Tuesday.
RICHARDSON MCLEOD log NJ lIen lane, of Pearl
kippered herring Cor sale. Jameson Irish Whskey.
The only house that files the London Times
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DAWNBR0KERs SALE.-JOHN MORTIMER WILL
Il sell on Monday Sept g. at No East Broadway large
assortment OF gold and silver watches chains
rings pencils GLACIERS diamonds and wonnan's and mems
street
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MONEY ADVANCED TO ANY AMOUNT ON ID
INI mends watches jewery scgars &C. bought for c.
by CHARLES WOOD, 439 Broadway, near Howard sire
Business strictly confidential.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY
N S. ID. BoGARr. Monday, September s. at lOls o'clock
al the auction No. North Within of
kfort Of large quantity Of woolen goods
hosiery wool shirts and drawers acas chidrens
stockings caps comforters net shirts and drawers
ladies' collars and sleeves, counters, &c. &c.
JAMES c. WI4LET late Sheriff.
JAMES 3. BENsEI, late Deputy Serif.
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FINANCIAL.

nEMO1N NAVIGATION AND RAILROAD COM.
- pany.-Forty shares Demon stock purchase
for cash. al No 81 Johnson House, Chambers
street. and College place, New York
DIX 000 ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING THE
pIC.VUU. Office of secretary TO Insurance Com
pany Of first class who furnish the above
dress President, box III Herald office.
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"A ON MONDAY, SEPT. 3,
Al 30 Seventh street, near Third avenue.
HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

A UCTION NOTICE.-AT PRIVATE SALE-A FAMILY
"A declining housekeeping will dispose Of their paror fur
niure great sacrce rosewood SUIT richly carved and
covered brocade S4 will be sold for $50
panofore 5000 will be sold for $50 In
GLIDING French cloth Inquire at III West
Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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A UCfION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
IA s. 4 J. BoGART. Wednesday, September I, at lo1s
O'clock the auction No North William street.
Frankfort household furniture pier glasses and consisting
Of general assortment Of paror bedroom and kitchen furni
ture, &c.
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A RARE CTIATCE-FROM 80 TO $40 PAID FOR SILK
"A dresses from 81 TO "a for gents pans, also carpets
theatrical costumes, ewery, furniture kc note by pos
pnhcuay attended 10 by F. 1 Seventh avenue between
Mrs. 4. ' '" W
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BRANCH or THE ERFoRp SHADES
II Washington street, brooklyn near the City Hall
free lunch is served every between the hours
eleven md twelve Meals served nj all hours wish
ing supper served viii receive the best of
ard attention The best of wines liquors nies and nj
ways on hand. +. PoNTiN, Proprietor.
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ORCHARDS KINGsLAND, ArCTIONEEER
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
RICHARDS KJNGsLAND co. viii sell on Monday Sep
TENDER 8, at 10 O'Clock,
Al No 90 East Thirty second street,
The entire furniture contained in The
brussels mahogany sofas tables chairs &c marble
top rosewood table black walnut extension table mahogany
hedseads, mattresses mirrors olcloh paror and kitchen
stoves one French na dining set Of 0 pieces together with
general assortment OF paror chamber and kitchen furni
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DAWNBRoKERS sALE-A. BUTTERFIELD WILL.
sel Tomorrow MondaY At 10 o'clock the corner OF
Columbia and Broome streets 900 lots OF mems and women
clothing such and second hand fock coats
pants and vests silk delane aud calico dresses boots and
shoes beds, quilts blankets, pillows &C, &c N. BThe
mems clothing will be sold a! O'Clock. BY order Of c. CO.
ZEN licensed pawnbroker.
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DARTNER wANTED.-FOR SALE, oNEHALF rNTE
i rest In first class lager bier garden aud music hall, in
large thriving CITY IN the western part of this State has ba
and bowling alleys attached and doing ourshny business
II will he sold at sacrifice in consequence Of the III health
he owner For full particulars address Brown, box 2l Heal
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UCT!oN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcrIoNEER. by
IN s. 81 BOGARf Monday September s, at 10 o'clock, a
the No. North William street mortgage slle
counters tables chairs washands outside lamp refrger
tor crockery and glass ware, nc, nc.
HENRY BISHOP, Atty for mortgage.
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AT 80 CENTRE STREET.-wANT ED A LARGE or, 4 NJ
a NY Of ladies' and Eentlemcns and or clothing
ana ~ per cent more VIII be paid Ia than
where for large and small lots calling II The store or nd
dressing Vim. Walsh, 30 Centre street. - 49, " wv
AT no. ~ CENTRE sTREET.-wANTED, $1,000,
Gentlemen win receive y per cent more m thar
value Tor large or small lots by calling tho sore or al
dressing THOs. y. C0NROY, A Centre street. - - = -
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DRYANTSi MINSTREIS,
d Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway above Grand street.
MONDAY, September and every night In the week,
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
And the only company in the city.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their Laughable Burlesqucs.
THE ExnED zouAvEs AFRICAN POLKA
SCENES At PHALON'S PLANTATION SCENES, &C.
Doors open at Il o'clock Tickets rs cents.
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AETROPOLITAN EXPRESS-AUCTION NOTICE
Nl Persons about removing to the country IN the city
will find II to their advantage TO call GOULDSMlTHS
press, No $40 vsrfck street Four horse for re-
moving furniture to and from the country at all times
Letters by post promptly attended For sale, splendid
panoorte storage with solid pearl keys Orders left
at oil the ocesl6 Sixth Ninth street, opposite
Jefferson market, and No. 50 West Eleventh street.
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A. MARX
TAS just returned from New OIeans with as
II pretty and complete a stock of SPRING and
SUMNER GOODS as was ever brought to this mar
ket
TO TIE LADIES.-He takes this method OF
calling their attention to his splendid assortment OF
Barege,
Organdie, and
Muslin Robes, and
Robes guile patterns.
And for hs stock Of Ladies' Misses, and Caters,
Shoes and Slippers, without hesitancy he can com
pete with any establishment this side Of the city of
New Orleans
IFTO THE GENTLEMEN.--Mr Marx will only
say, call and examine hts unsurpassed stock Of
White Duck and colored Linen pants,
Black Merino and Alpaca do
Black Merino, white MarseIes, and coored
Linen Coats
White and colored Narseies and Silk Vests,
All Of which, with complete assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
He will sell for reasonable prices [for CASH as can
be found elsewhere.
A. MARK also has the agency Of SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES. A few more left alb
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Succession of L. P. Grain, deceased
@TATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo--In
~ District Court. By virtue of a writ Of sale to me
directed by the Honorable District Court of the Parsh
Of Caddo, will offer for sale at public auction at
the market house, in the town of Shreveport, Pa
IRISH and State aforesaid,
On WEDNESDAY, 18th day of June, 1859.
between the hours Of Of 10 o'clock 4. N and T. Il NJ
the following described property belonging to the
succession Of l.. p. Grain, deceased, to-wit:
Let No. IL in block No. Sc
Lots Nos g, and g. in block No 49,
Undivided half interest in lot No. II block No46,
Undivided half interest in lots No. 2, 3, A. g. ID
block No. II.
Lots Nos. 5, 9, 10, Ill. 10, 10, I6 in block II,
Undivided half lot No. 49, block 81,
Lets Nos. 10 and IL, block s.
Undivided half interest in block Nos
Undivided half interest lots and 10, block I6
All Of said lots lying in the of Shreveport
AEsO-The sou th-west quarter of section No four
teen (l4J township seventeen (l7) range fourteen,
(l4), with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in The parish of Caddo.
TERMs.-Fhe above named property to be sold on
a credit Of one and awo years, purchasers to give
notes with approved personal security bearing eight
per cent interest from date of sale secured BY special
mortgage, waving benefit of appraisement, and i'm
porting confession Of judgment, with the clause de
non alieHando.
Also AT the same time and place, the following
slaves belonging to the sadsuccession Of L. Grain
Deceased:
SOPHIA, negro woman, aged about 40 years,
LYDIA, negro woman, aged about Is years
ILBMs-Ihe Slaves will be sold on credit Of II
months, the purchasers to give their notes with APP
proved personal security bearing eight per cent IN
eres from date Of sale, and special mortgage retain
ed OH the slaves.
mil II. HUNSICKER, Auctioneer.
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Srndic Sale.


CpssroS OF Il. X. Il. FRANK.
m LOUISIANA-Parls Of Cadap-lotf
CTA III District Court, BY virtue of writ OIL
JudlSiS5, Erected By The clerk If the honorable Che
s q NJ S,,rt IN and for fbe parish Of Caddo, Will
Dsrc, .s II public auction, at the Store corner OF
of ~ i Market streets, lately occupied by T. T.
TeEaS ao he town OF Shreveport, State and Parish
TnnSJ y ~
,res2aqI25g IF5s the s2d day Of June, 1859,
VIZ. bogr7 of Il O'Clock, A. NJ. and r NJ,
hsleesa s,,ck ia trade, surrendered by the said 7. +.
.ls eD.i IL Il his creditors, to-wit:
b Franz sarge Stock of .BcEelFy,
Il part of following articles viz: Gold and
C7asu .tshes gold and silver spectacies, gold rings
s7sf gbes gold rings gold bracelets and breast
dd Mated ware tea sets, ice pitchers, spoons,
dBst y, fancy boxes work boxes port-monies, porl
0ris Ntet knives, razors, combs, brushes, large
0io P24.sks, music boxes silyer-pated goblets and
III 4 ;sks, butter knives, egg spoons, butter dishes,
cancs umbrellas, walking canes, show cases,
,pd' +" snd many more articles 100 numerous to
utnuoa uuexpired term Of the lease TO the store.
Al'" Tcxas and Market streets, lately occupied
,ageI ~ !. iewery store Together with the pat
BY fisI+,1 se the self-generaung gus lamps, for the
ntfsI' 4 Csddo, Bossier and DeSoto
paLsls s,le--Cush for So much as will bring its
Is,.a,grt; and 50 much does not bring its ap-
P I'll the same time and place, be re-ofFer-
Pas'Isi4 an credit OF twelve months Purchasers
81 Du ot 70 give their notes with good personal &C.
@ marine eight PER cent. per annum interest
s1l4 3,yor sale, H. HENSICKER,
.sal .oyeport, June =, 1889 auctioneer.
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A. G. COOK,
Baker, COnfecti0ner and Grocer,
Successor % VIM. Gnrney,)
TPyAs Srprrr Snrr1.rnnrr

Successor TO VIM. Gurney,)
Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT La
IA The Subscriber respectfully announces aasaz
to the inhabitants of Shreveport and 49,
=elafza7 the surrounding country, that he has ~
purchased the stockof Mr. Quincy, and leased The
premises, where he intends carry on the business
in all its branches.
III will establish first rate manufacturing Con
FEcT1oNERY, in all its branches and families, parties,
town and country merchants, may rely On having their
orders filed in the best style and with promptness
He will constantly make READ, all varieties Of
Cakes, Candies, Sugar Pumbs and all articles apper
tanning to the trade.
He will keep on hand constant supply Of superior
-four, sugar, Coffee rice, hams bacon, cheese, butter,
lard, candles, soap, potatoes onions, pickles. starch
peppers spice, mustard, and all other articles Of fam
lily use.
Also-Preaervea IA syrup, in brandy and in their
own juice; vegetables and fish in tin cans and her
mencally sealed, comprising tomatoes, green peas.
mushrooms, sardnes, Holsters salmon, mackere, &c.
SyRUPs-Lemon, orgeat, strawberry, raspberry pine
apple, orange flower, etc.
LIQUoRs.-Champagne Johannsburgen, Sherry,
Madeira claret sauterne, and port wines; champagne
cider Scotch ale London stout and porter.
CoRDlALs.-Of the finest quality of every variety;
annsette in baskets. Together with every article
appertaining the business all of which will be sold
as low any house in town.
Weddings and parties supplied with fine confec-
tioneres mar Cyl A. G. COOK
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Succession Sale.

Succession f.J0hn Woodbridge, deceased.
10 Effect Partition
NM LII be sold, pursuant to commission issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of the parish
OF Cuddo, at public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of July 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and j O'Clock,
NJ at the Market-house in the town Of Shreveport
the following SLAVE:
KNEELY, negro man, Of black complexion,
aged about Az years
Terms of sale A credit Of twelve months The
purchaser give his notes in sufficient amounts to
suit the convenience If the parties interested with
eooe personal security, bearing eight per cent Der
anngm interest from day Of sale, and special mort
gage retained on said slaves, importing confession Of
jndgme0t waving the benefit Of appraisement
H. HUNSICKER,
Shreveport, June g. 1859. Auctioneer
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DoCToR MORSE,
Mnmennathic Physician and Surgeon.


Offca on Market Street, near Milan, Shreveport La
FSHE subscriber offers his professional services to
$be residents Of this place and vicinity, IN the
practice of medicine in all its branches, according 20
H. Homeapathic law Of cure which claims to cure
diseaEe in less time and with much less medicine
than the old school practice The success winch
every where attends this system OF practice proves It
beyoad doubt to be preferable to any other system
i'll USE.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of cases
Of lopg standing.
Owing To the i'll success usually attending me
Treatment Of that class Of ailments known as teDale
diseases " The subscriber has given them his especial
attprtion and feels warranted from his success dur
nr seven wears experience in offering his services
n their treatment. From the errors Of diet, dress
ana sther habits of life nell woman is seldom met
with. Gases accompanied by such symptoms as me
fnosyipg are often with, VIZ: Dull heavy PAIN
N file head: dizziness; sick headache; petroleum
headache; less of memory observation q slghG' pa
nitation OF tfutterug sensation, a the hearI;
shortrcss of breath, and sense OF suftocauoh afy'
bacLing cough loss Of appetite, indigestion, bioat
np If the stomach or bowels, constipation, or alter
a5 constipation and diarrh@a, pain II one or b9th
sides. pain and weakness IN the oack ana h14os'
soreness Of some portion OF the spnal column, 10
itv I'd walk but a short distance at Tune or 70 go
III atairs sharp pain with burning in the lower PoT-
fi.n Of The abdomen difficult mlcturluon, huof-al-
ms suppression or excessive menstruauoh5 some
timGs delerium with commissions ana tearing ~
hair These symptoms are often attElouleo " spl5
causes The patient is told that her BRAIN - a.
fectad" her 'Iungs are unsound, or hef hF st =
DISEASED and She is treated accordingly Without
relief when by proper application OF MEANS
might be restored t,.r,
The subscriber hopes BY success 70 merit 49,
Of public patronage, and solIeits an examination o.
his system Of practice. Advice and medicine TUE
nisled gratnitously tot those unable to PAY. :,
line /. 1859 al w MORSE u. ?.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of jeannetteW isenor, deceased
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Paris Of Caddo, Dis
- trct Court. BY virtue Of writ Of sale to me
directed By the Honorable District Court Of the
parish Of Caddo will be sold at the market-house il
the town Of Shreveport, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A, NJ, and 4 o'clock, r. NJ,
On WEDNESDAY, June 18th, 1859,
Lot n o. thirteen I3) in block No. fifty 49,
situated il the townof Shreveport, and belonging to
the si!ccesscn of Jeanette Wsenor, deceased.
TEtsls-One- third cash; one-third on credit I'M
til tho Ist day of January, 1860; aud onethird on
credit until The lst day Of January, 1861; the pur
chaser to give notes with approved personal security
beariHg eight per cent interest per from day
of sale until paid, and special mortgage to be re-
tanned on the lot. Fl. HUNSICKER,
MIA Auctioueer
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The State Of I,ouisiana. ---Parish - ry.aao

n $3.50 q IOuIsIaHa afIsh OF Caddo.
ENlGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
80 Succession Of Elias Lake, dec'd.-Notice is
hereby given that JoHN H. B aRus, testamentary Of
said succession, has this daYfsled an annual ac.
count Of his administration ofaAad succession. and
unless opposition be made thereto in the time pre-
serihed by law, the same will be approved homolo
gated and made the judgment Of court, according to
law,
~ Given under my hand and seal Of office. this
n s. 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1859.
~ N. E. WRIGHT,
JNne got Clerk
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-08
Notice.

Succession Of w. w. Smith, deceased.
.S: 81 % ss:. i 5 $.. s: as he
cession of NJ w. Smith, deceased. The store and
comniarcia house will be continued under his con-
troll d5rng the entire season, and the Of tile old
patrons and friends Of the house will be promptly
and carefully attended to as heretofore. The large
stock of scasonable Dry Goods, Plantation Goods,
Clothing Hats Boots, Shoes Groceries and Provisions
will be sold iii lots to suit purchasers.
All persons having claims against said succession
are requested to present them to the subscriber.
J. w. SMITH, Administrator
CI,o,cr,,s N1,,,,bar 1889