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fues ,' : ant co, !. n m. ram am
Temps vail ain de le 1erTectiomGe,. y
ehaflasans entid arrive a la conclusion bier
Jaste que dah ieux on trois semaines d'etlde il lem
est impossible d'apprendre Get art anssi parftite
naent que ce,lx qni y anraient 'levolle tpdte letr at
tentlon PENDANT ben DIES anndes. .I'ar1ni eenN an
ont etiaia Get art depths Ia aecouyerie d, f,meiu /
Daguerre Sc tro,ive NJ. H s. Breen qui Went de =,
f,iresiirangcr dc m:lgnitiques ~chambres. On ne pour.
ralt en- trnuver3de plus bellies dams lie Snd. Ii i ane
3Iacarne doi ne content pas moins de cent pieds de
lotit genre ct de toutes QUALITIES ct nm grand labora
saife De preparations chimiFaes, etc. etc. En- nm
MOI u esl pref i prendrc diaussi bon portraits oui II
SOL possible den faire dams les Etats. Unis. Han.
Iei'e iattention da public particiilihrement i ss
photographers simples qui soHt des chefs-d 'muyre ct
gu Sc yendeiIt 4 des prix tres moder6s.
SEES Photographers dolores Il Thule durent tout
al'ssl bien que les portraits peints a i'huile sur toiIe.
OUelottsnS. 3 feyyier 1854. -
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E.5URlE DIES OPELoUSAS.-uenue
- par Narcisse Jones, valet de. =,
c.i'1e.-offte de grands avantagcs ssssssSs55s@,9f-1fs
aux yoyagenrs ct a tous ceux qui !AsAs.&
Veuient Toner des chevatx ct %vnitnres.
La reputation que s'est faite Narcisse CONNIE ba.
let d acurie, sans prendre en- consideration que sen
snahu appfnvisionne'lent dc faarrage hi dome un
Jusie titre a lenconta cement public.
On trouvera touionrs 4 son ecurie, Mars. Avoine
bon. rom et Paillcs de Ia meilienrc qualit6.
Opelousas, nov. 6 1858.
JOHN pOSEY. Proprietaire
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t'oR sALE.-A stout bodied bow anv.a-5,
Ls,d "t iHiIty-iiye year, Of age. good ifsid fa.as
ii ersl ter term ehoppe4' viii be disposed of On Io
land, g .+s'l or ! particulars, apply TO Henry l.. u.
opsiousas, March &C, IS59-ttip III washington,
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g BE- 1potrjot>
'ffcM JOURNAL Of THE PARISH Dr. SAINT l.ana,
AND T0Wa COUNCIL.
G. II. POTTER, Publisher.
SAMUEL Is. Motley. Editor.
who loves nor the Sunlight,

EftIfDi.
VINO loves not the Sunlight,
By J. VIC.
VINO loves not the sunlight
Which gladens the day,
Ana makesthe Wild happy
With heavens bright yay.
who shnns the sunsieht
Which God freely sends,
10 bless and o power
Ills foes, and his friends,
Is there a poor martf.
sell 'pfisoned somewhere
Far fFnm tie warm sunlight
Ahi Heavens pure air
Where giitters the /" purplea
"'th gold spaneled Ger,
And rich eolored carpets
bedizzeu the floor
"hefe gas-rays alone
Flicker din, like the lights
on seen IN a church yard
On foul, musky nights;
And curtains hang oyer
Inc window, like clouds
Which plaeken the heavens
Or the CHASTITY shrouas
That cover the forms
ofthe dead and decayea :;
On! such while they live
Are in graves !" rcady-made.n
0 then, the bright sunlight
To me freely give
With beams all celestial,
AS long Us | have!
For when l am buried g..
Twin he time enough quite
To 4ra~ the tomb's curtain
and shut of the light.
March 1858.
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lHAuA-4Q0 barils Thomaston, en- bon
~ ordre a vepdre par
nERAif.LoNN CARRIERS ishinstnn.
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MouLINS A CorON DE 3ARVERS
- patentes ct perfectionnes de q derentes ar.n.
deurs, a vendre par DEBAH.LoN& IARRIERE
Was, lpinn q
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DftARNarlE DIES 1pFl.DTs,s +

ID {ARN tFik DIES UPEL0ESAs.-Lt
a sousslgne fttnt de retoGr de Ia No.iveile
orleans, sai~it ee.te occasion pour infnrmer e-7g
seS a1nis et lie public en- general qatil a appor. VI
.e DE IA y,iie IN gfind assortment de mede. IA
clnes gull gafantit etTe fraicIcs ct uu,es.
Un assortment general de m9darines natentaey
Am'riraihes, FRANCHISES ct AlleHandes.
uh assortment bien chni-i ~d'artiries de fan,aisie
Savof de toilette; pondfe ponr toilette; Essence
hlss me.q','ek CT P"nade; IN joIi assortment de
%cheveax, etc. ~ p'''
Confe!ierie de Rodgers; c~onteanx d'babitant..
Congress knives, cisearx fins, de toutes erapdenrs.
Forces Americaines, Pjncettes L~ance.tes de Fyans
Ghtttier ct eapron, instruments d~en,aie>. Ais1lilIes
dc thirutgien, etc ETC., 4 Yeudre par
- rev l.. LtlDNEE HER
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John Bill. nfsgre d'enpiron 10 ans.

Iernles ct tiaitiua.s.-Ieii qdi saivent sont les
Fsrsass ct Conditions se III seiite. fixss aar Gge
esseiaoses ~ !lllilfe. 'aQae tnAtc ladite s~rolfiesd
deux set t,ois ans, dl jonr de Ia veifte; les acaue.
fenTs fouraissant leurs billets avec bonnie et yaiable
caution, AIN satisfaction des administrators Daya.
hes "a lear ordre, an hurean de NM. BeiIocq.
portant hut pnlr cent intaret d cchanre iusoI'a,,
Placement final des dites obligations, lie principal ct
intetet Gae hypotheque spectacle ct privilege da
vefadeur, seront retenses sur tnltc< ii .~propriate,
imIaobiliese jnaqu'au E~arsait ct piein Placement du
pfix q aciat. WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
ONEZfME Al. GUIDRY
Opelonsas, 20 mars. Administrators
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4 Sis.-ie sanSsirne vient dariver de h
- Nenvelle,0 Orleans nvec IN assor.I,n.nt u 81
fhoisl Ct cnnsid rattle de siiaute.ie, cof,,is. IN
.aht ptlhetl-lielnent en- faFnie. completes .Egf&
poar danes. 6niagiettes, bracelets. rhlsses hooe,e-
q oreiiies, ct en- resRmA de thus bijoux de Ia pf,s
Ita'hie iifa'sse ct de- dernicrs eoats, ainsi quinn
nliieS ct p"itf 'aes>ief, 5, quill Went lie rees.yS;r
. me dies 'naisnnS de les plns t,,nsi1srs.
ales de New-fork ct lui sendra i ie> ,,rix m.aS.
res poar du compliant. 20 H''i'
IL pr'llEe de eette nscaSinn poilS annoacer 4 sas
ami, etaa pahlic en- CENTRAL au'il s,e,t }tSs,rs H..
services dun haslnger eSf,ifimeptf ct .tfit,,;t ,,,i
sera e11tst'lanent a Ia disposition aes exlaence&.
+ nELARGE.
"isAA' ? AeS 1s9s. Enc. Maine ct bellevue.
pAHPfNHRiF~Poaietie eK~isS.melSwpetly..,
| "hSs-ue lick'y,H ct 'Kiss-me.if yt,u.l ,sr. !,
Essences eNtraites aa Forget me.not. q, tfapch mo,
Ton f 'endfe par f.LEONCE HEBRARD,
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VESIE Fub,tiQuE Aonssigne i6sirant cess
II d'ayrti proclaim 1850,
~ s~plendidc double moulin a seip circn,a;re .n..n,
- evec ta,utes antres ameiioratians censistsnt ON
- naison de maitre, cuisines, forge, etc.
un magniiiqae lot de logs de Gypre dc prenia 70
Aussi unc cypritr& eontenant go acres.
eC0nditions-Un tiers compliant ct Ia ba,.nes !.
dou1e mois de CREDIT. avcc interet da jour de- Ia
6iI conyel,ait 4 Tacqaerenr de bonner uu manda /
~ quelqsie raaison de Ia NoaYeile-o Orleans, Ies in.
f6rHts seront femis. -
PAroisse Galeasieu, 10 fey 1859.
TH0s. B. BRASHEAR.a
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SoN DE BLE-50 sacs, a vendfe mar
- pERAllLoN 4 CARRig9E. Washington.
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CRANES DE GOfON.--oo sacs erai
~ les de cotton dn Petit Collie, a eai Sire bar
DEBAILION C3RRIERE
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SlhoP DlopID DE FER-Fnis ct purf Z,
- rendee par p. L. HERR tRp
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-SH'@'-ct IfI+AhT tVIEN De NYER,
CHERRf PICTORIAL DE AYIp.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
PILULES DE MOFFATr,
PAIN KILLER DE PERRY DAVIS
Reeu par les derniers arriyages.
Qntlque .ie nc sois pas fags3f sD5e,,, non.t !.
Yente de ces m~fditametiS, fen recSis Dtarmnin'
CONSIGNMENT an a>sprti'neat des prJprisfifres enz
.themes, ct le le' ot4e au ptblic i a,s.i i,,n n,ar,h@@
qne tolite atitFe maisol dn district. Je garautjs ls.
medi14ineos qIe je vends. "' So
opclousas, Is nuvembre 1853.
p. L.EONCE
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"A ) u. A. ss'ilss gnFs otiient a velidre, iont
- lelr stock de materiaux oui seryent a Ia rahr;.
cation. de tons genres de yoitures,
iis Orient aussi 4 louer a i'm prix reasonable leur
ancien etablissement 81 acknowledgements connu.
Opelousas, 8 %janyier 1858. GIBBS Il CLARK
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FDUCATION.-MaDANE j. r. Hoy. der.
~ increment des Opelousas. Went d,onvrir une
ecole pour les ieiues files, a la Vile Platte. a. Ia ra-
sidehce dn docteur AcDayitt hrionuair
qh,'n von'lfa ben hi enyoyet z az mreIts
2 Jsnvier. 1858.
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-,..rst es MONS 3

Aaf"4ZEAH
l. siss.f, Negro. age d~'enyireni 4r
u E)!isai,st,, nssresse. agss i j an
aycc ses ! %eiifants, Margaret. agte, A,s; Lue
agee dc s ans; Rachel, agee de 81 nj 10
ae : ans, ct Major, age de an I -
Y Erisby, Negro, age de
!. Thomas, negre aged
fant, Edward de 5 ans.
.. Did Jane, negresse, deco ans,
Leandre, nagre de rs ans.
y. Prescy negresse de II ans.
81 Cnlas, atgte de 2s ans.
". i,ldy, negresse Dc As ans, ct son enfant
Al. Hipolitte, Negro de % ans.
III. Henry, Negro de s. ans.
III manle|ie. go :. sou ss''ht :
~. Lefty negresse de 80 ans, ct ses uuatrc EN-
nuts; Adeline de 10 ans; Washington, de i ana.
Enliy, &c Y ans, Lindsey. dun an.
~. Peter, negre de. SO ans.
~, Jane, negresse de 30 ans, ct SEES derx enfants
suzanne. &c 10 ans ct Alsxandre de 8 ans.
~. Jet, Negro de SO ans.
iS.. Bill Ross, Negro de 40 ans.
~, Zenon,I legre de % ans,
y. William, nAgre de "a ans.
n: Isabelle, negresse de 81 ans. avec scs trois
dun 40. "
Stephen, negre dc 50 ans, bon ~tonnelier,
y. Dolly, regresse de ~ ans, ct SEES deux enfan,.
eS@IraS u AU z ~ ~ " lllafil &c z ans. N& fE @
IA. Rose, negresse de 20 ans ct son cnfant. Clara
dun an. ata
q. Dony Negro de So ans.
70. Jersy, Negro de IS ans. M
". kand,l Negro de 30 ans, sucrier.
-. MARI, negresse de 80 ans, avec ses auatre en-
.snfs; Joe, (dafsctaetx) de I ans. Charles dc 4 ans.
Ben de 5 ans et IN enfant i Ii mamelle.
~. Betsy, .legresse de IL ans.
so. Charles, Negro de 30 ans.
IL. Susaitiie, fegresse de 10 ans ayec IN enfant
AJa, man,eiie.
~. Big Abraham, Negro de 45 ans.
~. H~0sette, negresse de Al ans, ayec ses leux
enltnts Dolly de 10 ansiet Daniel de S ans.
". Abratarl, Negro de II ans.
20. Gfacy, i~lesgyrcssc de 20 ans.
90. Odiile, negfesse de Is ans avec son enfaut.
5I.3 Nancy, ntsresse de ls ans ct son enfant.
Ss. Eieonore, ncyEesse de 80 ans.
W. Ieiicie. iiegrcsse de IS ans ct song infant.
40. Miller. de 2s aus.
~. Old Abraham, negre de 30 ans.
". Chlrles YouHg, Hegre de As ans.
". Rhody, negresse de So ans.
satL. Caroline. esse, de is ans
y. Aauill, I'D Do Ii ans.
46. Elijah. nagie de 10 ans.
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soNDON PORTER EFT So .IE
. qal Went d'etre recn direetement, a yenlre
PM@ DEBAiLLoN & GARIigRE.
Washington La
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nj AG AStN he NEUBLEs
LOUIS WAITER.

t'VNtN FsiTIER.
h0e d" Atlue, tayteicn Cafe de NJ. PerraultA
le Sets'lgae iya3tt odveft IN magasin de menhlos
aux ot,e!"isis 4aaaiire au pithlic tln'ii les yen,yt !,
pen pres aiy tneInes prix de Ii Noiyelle Orleans v
eompftS les ifais de transport. Il continaera a f,i,s
aeS hettbleS, les reparer, ct en- fehangera de yiei,y
fsrns De- ,a @e,,'s' a.. Il ,eliieite nne sisite de la part des
Resls rmr lie steamer 3ay9, Belle.
oet assortment A%rn,oires Noyar ct Acaiou.
Its en- tauS genres ct de tautes dimensions
Lifts ct Berccapv d'eafaats,
tavainS ivee ct ssts marDreS,
Sha:soS ct ~aertetises de toutes DESCRIPTIONS
grandeur. ae 'oa'es
Tables rondes Meyer ct Acaion.
nasElaoes sftn.fa,s, Sofas, Glaces assorties de
grandeur ct nsenble de ~finiaisie, "'
NcGesNaires, bal'es Il oarragc, Garde manger. e;e
Ter janv lsae--ly LOUIS N.Trt,,ts
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JOHN POSEY.
pFosniste ct Apothicaire'

is,-N ayant tixe any 0pttouSas, joaI,.
SespcctaeuseInen mes services ,,l,x eitnv.n
&c Yllitse ct des chYirons. On me trsmyara n,iar T IL
az psa ! y, pharnasie dc n. John Posey a ac coin
oEeiaasis. % jAnyir lsas.
Ohm TaYJDp NJ
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M ARChLLlN RUTH a. cos BI.
snlphite of Lime of the best quality. tor. sale
DEBAlLION " CARRiERE.
eept. ,isos. Washington, La,
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"A NlS.-0n ofire q yendre a DIES conditions
Tres avantaget.ses six cent ~soixante acres ,,s.
'e .efre, situee sur 'e Big Cane ridge, parois- SfySS
s s yes .evoyelles. Pour les conditions s'adresser an
10y u" talrlote des opelotsas. oct-6m
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SANlssuEs.-un lot de sangs,,es Hongroise. a
~ rendre pr 81. HsRP1pna
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RT-SULPHIrE DE CHAuX DE NAP
- GELLIN RUTH Il Co, de i, nre,n;a ~ n,s,;,t
Y venfre par DEBAILLoN 4 CARRiERE4 :
I'll sept. ISIS. Washiao,nn
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u MfAGNE.-Queiques paniersde Gel
excellent Vim, en- magasin, aueaous yendrons
= uh prx rebuilt, pour clore une consisiation.
OEbAlLL0N e. CARRIERE. WASHINGTON.
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800, faIcnce, ct or
sonilne tout &c qni Sc trouye ordinairement dams III
magasin de campagne. -
Mon assortment est grand ct complet, ct ie puis
insurer mes amis ct le public en- general, o,e il
penx supplter a tout ce don't lis auiaicnt besooin en-
,bles: ~"
~ Je m'ohlige pour du compliant de yendre a aus.
y bon marche gull sera possible. Je ferai yoir ayec
plaisir mes marcl,andises a eeux qni me feront
! snoanersf de me visiter. qu'iis achatent on qn'iis
4 aeilete%t pas, Tout &c aui peut etre convert en-
argent az 5aarch6 de Ia NouveIle. Orleans sera pris
en- eehan ?,nf tantes marchandises.
= achet le %cntot, IL sucre ct la melasse. au
prix du Z .ne. yenea me yo;r.
Wash ston, l6 octobre 1858.
r.. s. WILKINS,
nay hAhff BHAMHH Va. A -. ! A -. $500 vs.
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Opelous
|()PTE sI,

]. Offers
travellers
|hi re horse
~ The pro-
|are,is an
mere fact
L. Conn., O
Constantly
Customers
| opeiouI
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M AlS.-20Q0 barils de Mas. oui peuyen,
ct . ysndre par "as'"h'
D~EBAILLON CARRu RE wash;n,oa
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3choice al
IBrtincipallI
Pins, Bird
Ieevery art5
finest ass|
ladies anil
Iof,NewYd
Iphces for1
He taxi
friends al
erred thd
fWahh.ma|
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am ShingIal

uvz=,=7rz=z THE undersigned have this day en-
AMk tered into copartnership under the
HfdasNSsSEszAAzazIIzs name and style of STEWARD 4
JEW ELL, at the old stand Of NJ. F T. Steward whs'
they intend to manufacture and keep hand all kind
of vehicles, such as CARRIAGES, BCGGIES, HAC&
&c, and also carry on General Repairing Shop
Particular attention will be paid to the Repair Of a'.
riages and Buggies in the way Of painting, trimming
woo and iron work
Their prices will be in accordance with the work
ordered to be executed-rough and ready, or doae
right. Believing, as they do, that the cheapest Pnc'a
work is not the cheapest they will urge the necessity
of doing work well and receiving liberal price for 10
same. All such work will be warranted Such WON
as has established prices on it will be done Tor ao@
prices and no other, and done in manner that WI
reflect credit on the workmen, well as give sasS
ton to their patrons. Should rough and READY i@
be ordered done,in no case will they be responslO'@
its durability All new work warranted for one you
They are also prepared 10 manufacture ana I9al
on the shortest notice every description OF hAhshSs
References. w. Markham, 4. J. Hlchco en-!
J. G. Battle Shreveport, June IVi lo1
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Cranes Metallic Burial CasketS'

TNHE undersigned having purchased the eI Ia..
l. right of selling these beautiful and ceLSD ~.
Burial Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, Y,
sortment embracing every size, which will be saa a. !.
very low prices-less than the ordinary coffin w
offer this casket to the public, feeling confident .p
is superior to any case now in use for beauty Of ''s
elaborate and artistic finish, simplicity IN lnis
1t is highly decorated has unique silver mounD u
perfectly ar-tight, and affords an entire 'lsg y he
body, the top of the casket being consFuc.sgg
finest French plate glass, renders it the moSl
case ever invented Beautiful metallic caps
glass, and secure the case from damage on o'''''
any external pressure. MI. ...s,s sl
All orders promptly attended to- lac ss1 nofe,
ready for delivery OF shipment at momgnI :, ro
iutv7fv Corner of To4aa aad hoNe.1~-
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Lea & Leavitt's Patent Circular Saw Mills,

With Norcross Rocker Boxes, and Stearn's Patent
Eccentric Head Block.
THIS MILL is fully one-third stronger both in
Il iron and wood work, and is much superior to,
and has given better satisfaction, than any Circular
Mill heretofore in Norcross patent consists in
suspending the saw so that it can have liberal vi
braton, and when thrown out of line will recover it.
self by the action of the driving belt and the arrange
ment of the parts by which it is sustained while the
time the abour has lateral play in its boxes,
and is made to fit close with the shoulders prevent
the oil from getting out while in operation, matter
of great importancethe motion is rapid, in crcu-
lar mills Stearns' patent consists in enabling
man to the log the ways with ease and
with accuracy, thereby saving mans wages, and
making better work than mills with the usual screw
head blocks.
Twenty-Five of these Mills in store ready for deliv-
cry with Saws from 45 u inches in diameter also,
several Double Mills with Top Saws, and full assor-
ment of the "Youug America iron frame Mills for
sale by S. H. GILMAN,
a6 20 Graver street, New Orleans.
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R e We o l.!
H. IINMAN.
Boot and Shoe Maker.

HAVING removed from his old stand to the
Co. - building recently occupied by Cook Il
- Troegel, near the corner Of Texas and
Market Streets adjoining Lewis Drug Store )and re-
ceived stock of superior Leather, Morocco, &C.,
begs to inform the citizens of Shreveport and It's vi
cinity that he is now prepared to manufacture in
superior style, of the best material B0Gts and Shoes
Of every description. Returning to my patrons many
thanks for past favors, solicit continuance Of their
confidence.
A large stock Of Boots and Shoes Of my own man
uacture always hand, travellers and strangers can
therefore be supplied at a moments notice.
Remember the store-Texas street, zone door be-
low Lewis Drug Store nov3
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Lexington Livery Stable.

<7rTR ~ z7aszvrxgaa THEundersigned havn built
AsssfI LE akFTY1za2g large brick Livery Stable,
&aS2k~NsSNgIQ- Texas Street, just above
Market ST., are prepared to supply thetraveng pub
lie with horses buggies, hacks and carriages. Horses
will be kept by the day month. The services of
experienced ostlers have been procured, and every
effort will be made to give satisfaction to those who
favor with their patronage. Persons leaving their
horses with may rely upon strict attention to
their interests. Our stables will be amply supplied
with the best provender that the country or New Or
leans will afford.
Horses will be sold, or purchased on commission.
March 80, 1859. POWELL & BAYLISS.
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A. J. HITCHCOCK's
LIVER STA B HS,

Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport
CT s. gs IH tu UNDERSIGNED eis having pur-
4IISzA@34NALS-G. tablishment and put it in fine
order throughout informs his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared to accommodate them
al all times with saddle horses bugges, hacks, carri
ages, etc. of the best descriptions and reasona
bic terms as they can be had any other establish
ment. Horses viii be kept by the month, week, day.
or a single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing visit New Orleans, any point the river, by
leaving their animals with US, have them careful
y and faithfully attended to. My osters are expert
enced and attentive, and are ready day and night to
attend to the wants of customers.
E-orses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extended 20 the l8>e firm
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pledgng
myself to do all in my power merit it.
iun1f A. J. HITCHCOCK.
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TUsT received per steamers Leeo@ ne largest 9no
y and other recent arrivals one q 4i and Be-,
Stores Imported this season. soq5.sqsSy ap Soa
every quality Molasses and Golden aItsr, Chess
Tea, Bacon, Pork, Salt Beef LaT 9d,,Dfefs HsrIn
Candles, Soap, Rice, Flour, Starch i soi.ss, Mu',
shad, Almonds, Rasins, Prunes3 Fruits in tns1
Pepper Yeast Powders, Pie ful.s' oils Brimsion1
own juice Pickles. Ketchpps, Salssa' oysters, eysl
Copperas, Alum, Sardines, Looss s!sn Rope, W.
description of Fancy Groceries, assTing and STU
Buckets, Tubs, Brushes, Brooals' -
ing Tohaccog cigars, etc. etc. :. ~ eTEss'
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Nm 0R1EANs. InIr 2a. l85s

}
Citizens of Shreveport and Manipulating pur-
chased from Mr.. Henry Van Bibber formerly of your
city, the above hotel wish to call the attention OF his
friends and patrons to the above card, and promise
that there will not be anything wanting my part TO
make this house one of the popular hotels in the
city Trusting to liberal share of patronage from
discriminating public, and being resolved to satisfy
all, Iremain, respectfully yours,
iv28-Iy THOS. w. MARSDEN.
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I.inn0rs, Wines, &c,

* UPERIOR old Cognac, Otard and oaa''s sauen
y dies; Madeira, Sherry Port, Maag sa and Ns'
Champagne and Claret Wines; Old JahaC re-
England Rum; Holland Gin; old MonI .sIs Of ever
Dexter's and common Whiskeys Col4 Fsnits in lhat
description; Porter; Ale; Brandy ro (which VII
own juice Peppermint; Bitter5, etc. aH
be sold at the very lowest prices by prCKNER.
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and from to "a inches stroke, and rating from IL to
25 horse power, with chimneys, blowers, and water
pipe complete. This is the only steam engine made
which has boiler perfectly accessible in all its parts
both inside and outside, forcleaning, and concIu-
sve evidence of its superior merits and popularity is
in the fact that upwards of 1000 of them are now in
use, with constantly increasing demand
S. H. GILLIAN,
a6 70 Gravier street, New Orleans
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F. MULHAUPT,
Sash. Door and Blind FaClOIN

- Corner of Cotton street and texas .T II.
I'm I'm The UNDERSIGNED, having erected oona'l f
oIs actor nv ' and nTocnrsd machinery embracing
any 1 l orders P IN tbor ne 5 at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms They VIII ,haN win ,s
any description of Sash, Doors, Blinds, ~, Alm
keep on hand all sizes Of mouldings, eG g'v,
dersfrom the country punctualIy as s3qI1ITH8UPT
January 81 1855 r MCHE------~-