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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-26
New Orleans & Shreveport Packet,
,..a PASSENGER BOAT.

{f1aa7sa = PASSENGER BOAT.
Ss ltAF The splendid fast running steamboat
zzzszs=Z.szEzzz Il. L. HODGE, john SMOKER,
master, has resumed her trips as regular packet be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at Cou
shatta, Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand Ecore St. Maui
rice, Montgomery, Coie, Alexandria. and all inter-
mediate landings and plantations The B. L. Hodge
was built expressly for the trade, has eommodious
cabins, elegantly furnished and for good accommo-
ons, comfort and safety is unsurpassed by any boat.
Her officers will pay particular attention TO all bust
ness entrusted them and make Of every exertoH
give satisfaction For freight passage, apply ob
board dec22
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JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C.,

1 e&as street, shreveport,
HAS just received one of the largest and best as
II sorted stocks of Dry Goods brought to this
market, to which additions made by every arrival
comprising part silks, tissues, berages, and every
description of the most fashionable dress goods for la
dies, cacoes Of all coors and qualities, merinoes
fannels cloths lowells nseys, linens, drillings da-
pers ETC., eic large and varied of 1he
most fashionable styles of hats caps boots and shoes
CATERS shoes slippers and bfogans for ladies, misses
and chiidren boys boots and shoes. large assort-
ment of fashionable ready-liade clothing. variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen brides, col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery, tools, nails
crockery, queensware, glassware, china, etc.
Also-A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting bacon, mess pork, sugar. u1oasses Coffee
tea chocolate, hour lard salt pepper, spice, mackere
candles, liquors of all kinds, wines, etc.
Terms-Cash, time to strictly punctual Gus
TONER'S april IL
WHISKEY- old Monongahela and Dex-
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SO REWARD,

Y SrRAyFp from the subscriber Brown Bay
Mule, about 10 years old, reached name ana snaFeu
TAIL is toerably large, and has the marx OF puFh ~
his right hip, the hair inciining to the ceHle. WA
IA ,nIo Il, ry bl,ck smith shop at Summer Grove.
10 w B. ADAMS.
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

ssanxa., a PASSENGER BOAT.
kssa7TfF33' The entirely new, very staunch steam
zzszxzs=szs=ssz boat GRAND DUKE, SAMUEL
APPLFGATE master, (now being built at Louisville,)
will during the ensuing regular packet
between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at
Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand Ecore, Cotile, Alexan-
dria and all intermediate landings and plantations.
The Grand Duke will be the largest and most magnif
cent steamer ever in the trade She is new through
out has commodious cabins magni6ceptly fdrhished1
and provided with all the latest Improvements, and
for speed, safety, comfort and shthpG6us fare I'M
Captain Apologize socits from his old friends ana
patrons continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore accorded to him. For freight passage, apply
board novlO
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NOW llrleans s. ShreYeport Packet.

re- EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAYS
5rsnaana 3 THE superior, fast running steamboat
ksz74ss5saas3 JUDAH TOURO, CHARLES w.
= s. - Ew1Ne master, III S. Heth, clerk,)
will leave for New Orleans on THURSDAY, 9th jan
nary Immediately after the arrival Of the stages, and
every alternate Thursday thereafter during the entire
season; Ceaving New Orleans the following Thurs
days taking passengers and freight for Conshatta,
Grad Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecose, Codlel ST. Msu-
rice, Alexandra, and all intermediate landings. The
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodous cabins, spacious staei
rooms, and is elegantly furnished, and for comfort
safety and good accommodations is unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade Her officers will pay strict per-
sona attention 10 any business entrusted to the boat
and make use of every effort give satisfaction For
freight or passage, apply on board. iahl9
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seg@aaas@ h PASSENGER BOAT.
SssHFzHfffS32 The well known, fast running steamer
azsssszyzszzzzZ NATIONAL, P C. MONTGOMERY,
master, having been thoroughly repaired and put in
complete ORDER has resumed her trips a regular pac
ket between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching
at Copshaua, Grand Bayou, Canp6, Grand Ecore,
Alexandrfa and all intermediate landings. For COM
fort, safety and good ACCOMMODATIONS, the National
is unsurpassed by any boat in the trade Her officers
will pay particular attention any business entrusted
them For freight or passage, apply on board. dc
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z<~-> Losr on the steamer Lecomte, on the
s93 I IN 26th December last, new red Trunk,
eaA LII of medium size, with wooden Stats run
ming parallel The top (lat) common ordinary lock-
and ought to have j. B. R., attached cord in the
handle 1t may have been taken off the boat through
mistake by some other passenger. Any information
which may be given regarding said trunk will be
thankfully acknowledged, and liberal reward will be
paid for its delivery to Mr.. James Bayiss, IN Shreye-
port. = D. nEApD'
Shreveport January 10, l859-3t
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New Orleans & Red River Packet.
New Orleans & Shreveport Packets

sZSsHS7-a q DOAAs
ghFFva}Y THE new and splendid very fastrunning
- steamer LUCY HHOLCOMBE,
W. D. BATEMAN, master, will leave for New Orleans
on TUESDAY, 2lst December, Immediately after the
arrival of the stages, and every alternate Tuesday
thereafter during the season; taking freight and pas
sengers for Coashatta, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecore, ST. Maurice Alexandra, and all intermediate
landings. The Lucy Hocombe was built expressly
for the trade has commodious cabins, elegantly fur
nshed with large and for comfort, speed
and good accommodations is unsurpassed by any boat
in the trade Her officers will pay particular personal
attention all business entrusted to the boat, and
make of every effort TO give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board
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Notice.
Insurance.

VXE are now prepared to Insure Up and Down
w Freights and Cotton, Produce and Merchandise
stored in warehouses, at the lowest rates.
oct2I WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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New orleans s Red River Packet.

sramcze a The new, light draught fast running
als#444AEfsss steamer COMET, R. sLEADE, mas
- ter, (W. Sleade, cIerk,) having been
put in thorough order has resumed her trips as reg
ular packet between New Orleans and Shreveport,
Port Caddo, Benton, Smihland Jefferson, and all int
landings and plantations. The Comet is
new very staunch and fast trimming boat with excel
lent accommodations for passengers, and has been
purchased by captain Seade expressly for the trade
Her officers will make use Of every exertOn to give
satisfaction shippers and travellers and promptly
attend 10 all orders entrusted them For freight OF
passage app v on hoard. janl9
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GriSWOld'S Improved Cotton Gins!
A SUPPLY of these justly celebrated Gin Stands
1 Y just received al the Warehouse of White, Smith
i Baldwin, where planters may obtain them OF any
desired size either from Messrs. w. s. u B., or TIE
undersigned, on the shortest notice.
Every stand warranted 10 perform well, II properly
set up and run, sale.
Planters visiting Shreveport are respectfully invited
to call and examine samples.
JOSEPH B. PATTE,
septI5 Travelling Agent.
ELIMINATION GOODS! Plantation Goods cheap
for cash ar SIMON HABERs.
is Texas street..
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CHILDERS y BEARD,

HAVE received
IL Negro Kerseys, Negro Plains;
Negro Linseys, Negro Hats, wool and water-proot'
Negro Blankets by the bale;
Negro Russeus, assorted;
Gents Fast Hats, going off at 2:4e rate;
Stewards new style greatly improved Ladies' Skirts
Together with a general stock Of Heavy and Fancy
Dry Goods. al New Orleans prices. nov3
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New orleans & Red River Packet.

Srazaa~ h. The new, light driught, very fast rum
.el@sfzi7s=s+BTsS5S ming steamer TELEGRAM, A.
- D. DENsLow, master, will ply during
the season as regular packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport and Jefferson touching Smithland Ben
ton, Port Caddo, Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore,
Alexandra, and all intermediate landings and planta
tons. The Telegram was built during the present
winter expressly for the trade; her boilers, machine
ry and every thing entirely new, and in aecord.
ance with the last law of congress, and for safety,
speed and good accommodation she is unsurpassed
Her officers will pay prompt personal attention TO any
business entrusted the boat. For freight pas
sage apply on board. ianl2
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T0 Rent,

- Two spacious, light and comfortable Rooms
over our store, suitable for Offices or seemng apar-
ments. Rent low. Apply to
ian5 MILLER e. MORRIS.
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For Rent.

~ THREE well finished Rooms, on the second
story of store, Texas suitable for offices or
sleeping apartments. Kent low. Apply 10
dec29 SOUR 4 NEW BURGER
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Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
~ AT No 10 Steamboat Landing
G. A. LAUGHLIN,
Has Just received a complete assortment OF
a.: 1 s . a. +: Ss patterns.
Also-Keeps on hand large and complete assort-
ment Of Tin Ware,
which he will sell at wholesale retail.
Job Work in Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron executed
to ORDER at short notice and on reasonable terms.
G. A. LAUGHLIN
DON'T FORGET 70 call at No 10 on the Levee. janis
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StraYed

F9EA FROM my plantation on the LIST of July last
10y. SOrreI Mare Mule, years old, unbroke, has
= red sTripe running down its back and across the
shoulders When last heard from it was bordering on
the Lake, in the neghborhood Of Perrys settlement
will pay liberal reward for the return of said mule
or fer information that will lead to its recovery
Greenwood Ian. 10, '59.3t* w III. BAY Lloo.
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FAMILY " FANCY GROCERlE0,
Confectionery Crystaised Fruits, Candies, COrdias &c
Selected in person expressly with view Of meeting
the wishes Of his patrons and embracing almost eve
~ article suitable to the season, including every de-
scription of French, West India and American Pre-
serves and Jellies, Pickles, Ketchups and Sauces,
Crysalzed Fruits, Fruits put up in their own juice,
Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits, Cranberries, Figs PruneS,
Citron, Dates, Currants, Rasins, Almonds, Pecans,
Flberts, Brazil Nuts, superior fresh Candies, Sugar
PIums, plain and motto Kisses, Lo5enges' Gum
Drops, Syrups, superior Cakes, fresh Oranges, Lee
nous, Apples, Pine Apples, &c, DC. .-....z:u
His supply Of Groceries is very large consisting in IN
part of Sugar. Coffee Tea, Chocolate, Hams Candles
Soap, Starch, Flour, Molasses Mackerel, Herrlngs'
Sardnes HOLSTERS, Olives, Anchovies, Mustard, Soda
Butter and Water Crackers, Goshen, Western, Pine
Apple and Swiss Cheese, Goshen Butter, Lard, Salt,
Pepper, Spices, Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil.
superior assortment of Liquors of every descr1P-
ton: BTandies, Whiskey Gin, Port, Madeira, Claret
and White Wines, Champagne, London Porter, Scotch
TOYS and Fancy Articles of every description for
children. Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco.
Slippers, Confectionery and Refreshments for Par
ties Balls or Weddings furnished at the shortest no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms declo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
THE RIGHTS OF POREIGNBORy CITI-
ZEES.

The following document has been sent 70 Gov Banks
Of Massachusetts, with request that be present ]. 70
the Legislature Of that State, now IN session:
s,w.YORK, Fso. "a 1888.
To he HsE.abs n. Ssa1 ssG Hour Of Rsyrs'<atIhse Of tie
Coa.0- 1eaLlh IF MasszehEssnst
Tee uIdsr,En,c German Rep han " esites y Pf-sAt
.rcI the City OF HeSYoft and ~ onins cs1nss
ts cay IL general council asseusd beng moved aud a.
zec By parlsouu: rnryei which ulTte 81 a. members
II ne republican parties wEasysr STAT they belong mo
ge-sIe gr th. plbIc III. sly ynrbs-body
have Unsninousy resolved % snes 70 asir pa ihsnc. Of
ArsrcaI bth and . your honorable bodies "a pac
tie following yor.s continuing virtually TIE eos6if'
O. their scy. % he great pAy ~noss pin
ciplss jsd down IL III Platform q Philytslpn.;
kvey foreigner faithfully compiled vita The con
citoLf rrqrir.d By h EGtrGnzAol laws existing
ed q TIE unr.sraiasd ard ersele euoynsn: Of lie
rE,ts Of Alrficar ei,lIrrsnip.
~ Every ,-Id-Dcy sbroE-ts = res,c 70 modify these
avs &c re c-ts-t d. Of toe ttOpss1 e
sy tie lssr b<r, r. Mature tsrE.rous ~ -
eoGs.qenc-s AID Huck Incompatible Wiz the tTae interest
q its oo1nay-hh 20 remain ;0r.yer tLs bgSork 4 .-
CEN % a.st lncousssr With tie moral obiifs Of nc
pAg Nth ans sxcedexe % - IT, rsrl=sr aid mot
gns-ihss esfsnd.r Of r. sane.
IL TIE itrtss With pon,s from the perI
Eelt ~ pp7f- % 15, her erge6>nrr 0trf ys
e'Hst1ere saa any poErisA particularly
tHy q n ft1rs graz patty coltes,s check Or Asefi "a,
IeJ y he a. conscic e. tas tEoush thFsESrsc ye
n-o-trcFsrbs nGAt, protest IL ne trCDIes. tsrr af
'Es trlcd q III 81 5sr, yogT aoloi.,e DO
s-o 'zos-e emily sos-d I~E1 t5- Cs.staiu.o1 = Ne
-
.tsts or,isssg sy.1 sasr having b-oEs Un.d Stat,
e1 sct ?. deprived = us rshf F1.s S,n %, -i@~
tfoTs TIE sIpstor q fsEsT rssseDcs u 4 Of rso
yFo.rl =. he t. Tat ,hsy intend - remain ~r,r
%. ELl L'sr-sfs ~ r.solg-s in
u -, E1q--stsass nss,s of ~ sccp-a et.1sl,
u. b EF-s-r n. pr..c q .r p1r-y 40
jI-l a.! ,y.s- - SIt.iA-SSs- - H.i Ss} y ~ re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
Nstu1lork Dailu Gribrura
A TEMPERANCE APPEAL To WORKING
MEN

FELLOW WORKING "A question thst should
above ell others engage the attention Of the working
portion Of the community is tina, nov bring before
your copsideraton--thst Of Total Abstinence from all
Intoxicating Drinks. As clsss, the working men
suffer more than any other from the bHghtiDg and
whitening influence Of alcoholic liquors. The object OF
this address is not altogether to portray the terrible
evils Of inemperance, the sad and affecting story
Of it, This indeed, would DO impossible for no
man tina, lives tell half the miseres that follow in
It's bseful train Of ruined health, destroyed hopes,
crushed affections, and unhappy homes. No; our OBJ
Jet is TO If calamity so deeply TO be deplored az
the unresrsned indulgence and hsbitua use Of ID,oIi
eating Drinks cannot be put stop TO, and an ade-
quate rem edy found for such g comprehensive evil.
To con!,vs such remedy, and bring it to bear on the
circumstances Of suffering Thousands made unhappy,
poor and miserable by lntemperance, il well worthy
Of the united efforts Of the Patriot the Phsnthropst,
the Statesman and the Christian. And many great
ard good men, who have hitherto investigated this
matter have adopted remedy and introduced prac-
tce which lie simple and efiicscious and boasts Of
being both preventive and cure-a practice which
can preserve the sober and reclaim the moderate
drnker and inebriate. This remedy, Working
Men is "T0tal Abstinence from the use OF
all Liquors which into1icate.' We who have
that il is Appropriate rational and philosopher
that s followers betered in their persons, their
families and their circumstances. We can assure you
that with thousands, we have heretofore suffered
most Of the evils intemperance il capable OF INJECTING
and have been drawn by il 10 the very verge OF rum
but We now, the result Of our abstinence from
drink, enjoying improved health, mental yigor, com
pttence comfort respsctablity, and all the blessings
which strict sobriety brings in its train Fellow
workingmen who have not as yet tired the Total Alb
stlIence principle, 10 you soemnly appeal. DO 40
have done, and the same happy results Will neces,
serily follow. Come out in your might, and adopt and
sustain the great principle support the e1ertions OF
q few workngmen, who are organizing )" working.
" mems Temperance Society the most liberal snd
comprehensive platform, and entirely devoid OF any
sectsraI or poit al tendency. We make this effort
for the purpose rescuDg the drunksrd from HE de-
graded position, and warning the thoughtless young
from ending his career N a drunkards grave.
Our object il to use all efforts 10 elevate the work
ing mar and teach him habits Of prudence and indie
pendenoe. Fellow W Orkingmen, for these purposes
Ne cal upon you sOemnly and sincerely TO cone 70
the rescue.
signed behalf Of the Committee, -
JOHN GLoyEE, Sscy. JOHN hDhOASi rfsd
}. {. bEsJTY, ffess1rsr
We understand that this rev Temperance organzs-
ton viii hold AZ outdoor meeting next Wednesday
evening March e; the corner Of Atlantic and Smith
s:reets Brooklyn.-EG.l
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s 1850

SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE CITY OF NEW-
- YORK-Jos l. Bach and kA-A,n o. BsEsAAsn, ristS
,g,; trxn,i Wlisn Carney, Johs Carusy .8d ro~rseus
C2r.rpr psfrudauts. snm.ons for r-hef-,Con- rOt
srs,s1-'ro NE Defendant JOHN CAssEY: You
L.f,ty and required To a eop amt IN tbs
.s w,s ed II TIE osce Of ne t-rs e Superior
Cssrt e tbs City q New York a. tAe CITY dA N The Cay u
Ss- Yort, IT, "a DAY OF Decense ihoa AID W s~rSe
sev, - your arTw, % TIE said complaint The subscribers
t.n ofe. No "a rossWay the City Of New YoTs With
n vrLy CAV, After The q this summons you,
sye cf IT. say Of such .ervics; and you fa
the ,sid soupht within the time Aforesaid the panif q
us ,e,u vii .ry 20 Cont fr the rehsf demanded l. Ae
osznralnt-Datse December -. ls5s
~ Is.c.k NILES L BAGLEY, PAiatg' AsorDey.
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JSSO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
ICeDCs RAILRoAD.-Tbs capacity q thk Road Ia ssv
fHREt rHKoUoH


BErwEEN PHILADELPBIA AND rlrTssuIsb.
connecting street Phlsdpa with through trains H. Bee
r.sa,s vi. SIou,S .r.ia. r cineInn.a .. Loa t.,.
snd, Chicago, Burlington g. Penis Indianafofs LonsVis
sc. H.ptUesy, M.cbs.n Wi.oposin' EinS..ot. Missouri
xsnsss and Nebssshus rui,hns facilities FOR n. trans
fIprss. an Yu, Hn,n through rit..sursA ~soe'
IEOKING CARS attached TO .sch tn,n: woodrusr
sLLLPlN5 CARS 70 GIPIs" and f.st Train. TIE II
NAL Train leaves rhl,dsiPhis .,.............1:SA
y,1 Lin; ,:vT. i Ss; ss
81 4sily Irsin. sst..sn ss-for. and fb.d.pai. ~.
psy s.vYort aud Boston. fhrosst fekss
ian ksiij ar. rood on either Of the ,boy. trains
BOAT TICKETS from Boston ". good via aor-isA, pa
H.Dor. connecting Harrisburg for al points Hs~tlsavins
P.a.ns+n r sanSar; Wlhsn.po, Enir. Bus.Io Ma,
yas and intermediate oiru leaving rhisdephA IN
9ieiss %sawsrd may T. oOssiI.d III. onee.
." q. sseP R. 81 sS.. =:
wet Also bond any Of the regular line Of Steamers -
1xRI %L&hYs As low Az BY ANY OrHER RoUYn
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PIfrsBURGH-
Yhe compilation Of th. Western connections Of the Penny
n Dl EGaH LINZ i 1e stT%nsN TIE EAST AND RI,
Yh. conn etins Of track, By BxbosA Bridge 81 Pitt.
surrh avoiding al drsyss or ss. Of Te,h together .s
~" Of ''''h' 'G r ri TsErrst WESTWARD
1s fs. .ssts .''ss:
POINT on railroads Of Ohio Kentucky IndAa Illinois, W.
sonsn, Iowa. or Missouri, BY railroad direct
fbe Per1 syvsIis Railroad connects II Pit.seursh vo
by which goods be Forwarded 70 any s
Ohio, Muknsum, ksnt.ehy Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois
Rivers and at Cleveland s4ndusty and Chicago With
10 all ports % the North Western Lakes
Merchants and Shipper ntnstng The transportation of nsh
Brsht 70 th Company rely vita oonatsDos on NJ spss>s
transit.
NJ Pennsylvania Railroad are At al lines avonsss - ss
shArsed BY ether Railroad Conp&uies
Re particular 10 rlzrk packages VIA rennA J. Il
Merchants. The wsst ors.rns 100. ION me H~'' ~'n -
"; = S:s Chem 70 b .As,S ~ b.os yp, ~
arss stser Of folio wing Asents Of the Company
o. A. STEWART, Fttsburshi
poyie Co., B.subenvile, Ohio; h. Pierce Co., Lans<
vnls Ohio; J. J. Johnston Ripley Ohio heSeslJ N.Y.
Co yss.rsnvle, Ind H. W. Brown Co., Cincnn .a ohsl
Ithern Hilbert Cincinnati, Ohio; Medium, hshso.,
Ird; William Bingham, Louirile, Ky VnsJ Co.
Eysnsyfl. Ind NJ w. 9rshAm Co, Cairo, Ill eAHs,
D. Louis No John II. Harris, KtshTile fsnn harrh =
Hunt Memphis, Tenn. Clarke CO., Chicago, IN w. Il
H. Koon,r, Alton, III Murphy Wade DubuSa. Iovsi ~ y
Fr,sh, Agents Of Railroads. different points In the Wsss
Ana 1t their ntsres. 70 call on The Agents OF As eoo.
,sny folio wing pisces before shipping or etsn s4ers.sS
% either Of them tie sDtee' Of hsiShn wfh Meet VIZ
T. + sNEEDIR Philadelphia
NA0RAW K0oNs, No. 30 North 81 sAsmofs
LTECH 4 Co, No 2 Astor House, or No. %. Wua, D.
LEECHk Co, No. kisyst, Boston
Il. Il HOUSTON, Gsn-rsl Freight Agent ihn.AsBsA
J. LLLLI0ff. AsAA
IL. HoUPf, esnsrL rei., Assns Philadelphia.
2. A SCOTT. General Superintendent Aheona r.
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varoei rs,s The usie having supplied ineme!v's
early, the oem,rd will be lstt sor the ns,, 20 days
Some Of orr enterpn'irg manufactures. who have
already learned that the mode Of dorg Fancy Cass-
mere trade i altogether tirsrn, from whs. i va
formerly, are now busy With their Autamn styles.
sample webs will soOn BE- ont, and we ara promssd
some very choice ihiuss in 81 and Ga Goods.
We sivise manufacturers to lose no tine IN get
ting up rev Fan desgns 10 goods weighing from 10 10
II ounces, ~ by having them early in the rarhss
they Will secure valuable orders, and work on GER
tauiy Prices will be decidedly higher than lat sss-
son which will check sales, unless there is novelty
style, and the qualify which is required by the trade.
The price Of Fancy Cssimeres, however, depends
cutie az much on NE s,yle as the quality. Ms4'nn
priced SprSg Goods are no, active, owing to the fact
that the designs not wasted, and that soms OF COR
lsygest obbipg-houses ordered largely from sample
webseaTiy in the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

THE SUPREME COURT of the State of New
4 yorh-ANsON HERRICK. Plaintiff. AGAINST JOHN Y.
ROPES and LLNlNA ROPES his wife, SAMUEL w. ROPES
and ROPES his wife lwho.e hrst name il ns.sowpb
JOHN ". MATTER and CARLTON NJ HERRICK, Defend
-Sunmons-for Reief-tCom. not served To the De
fer caIts SAMUEL W. ROPES and - ROPES, hs wife
You ar. hereby summoned required the
p.n r. this scon which this day filed in the ofce Of the
Ceit OF the City and County OF Nev the Sy A IN
plant the Subscriber a. his Office number 81 Brosdrsy In
The City OF NewYork within twenty days alter the service OF
you excuv. othe day Of such service aud II
you ri. the said complaint. within the ns Aforesaid
plaintiff this stOn will app.y the Ccurt for the relief
demanded In the cor plsDt-0sed NsrYors, Febr1sy s.
1879 C. BAIkbkIDGE SMITH
k2I law6SM Paintth . Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
legal Notices.

PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
n. County Il Nev Yort rotic. hereby lyen 20 al Pr
sons h,vur claims ,gsn,t JOHN WILLIAMS a.. q he Cy
York horse dealer ard do'sr deceased 20 Pre~ni ..
sane vita voacnsrs hereof the ,ubscrbs .. the ss
Richard Csrn.n No l0s8 Broadway IN me City ~ Nsv
Yort bsfor, the fnh d,y Il APrl lse-Ds.ss ss"
Ysri the q DAY u October, lE5e.
ROBERT HENRY, I g,.c,.o,.
BCHARDF CARMtS
MARY h. WILLIAMS, EIseu-rh
MOTT. kURRAY, HARRIs, AiiorIsy,
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