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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-27

Manners are Of more importance than laws Upon
them, in great measure, the laws depend. They
touch but here and there, now and then; man
ners are what soothe, corrupt purify, exalt
debase, barbarise refine u.s. by constant stea-
dy, uniform, insensible operation, like that of the
air we breathe They give our lives their whole
form and color. According to their quality they
aid or destroy morals.
oWhat a strain that fs?' said Mrs. Darlington, as
she heard an air from Lucia, sung in the highest
style By young lady, where she was yisiting.-
"Yes," was the reply; lit is operate" Upper at
tic Is itl' said she; 4 should think it was high
enough to be the top Of the house" Mrs. Paft
ington does not believe that mere screaming consfi
tutes melody
What is life that II should be chung to longer?-
What are the joys of the world that they should be
regretted2 What has earth place before the spirit
of to tempt its stay turn it from its eternal
rest?
''Molly," said Joe Kellys ghost to his wife, "I'm
in purgatory at present. "And what sort Of place
is it," inquired she. "Faix it is a sort Of halfway
house between you and heaven, and stand it very
aisy after leaving YOU
4 man was walked in the night and told that his
wife was dead. He turned over, drew the coverlet
closer pulled down his night cap, and muttered as
he went to sleep again, "Ah! how grieved | shall
be in the morning.
It takes three things to make a thorough gentle
man. You must be gentleman ii your principles,
q gentleman in your tastes. gentleman in your
manners. Norman who does not combine all these
qualities can be Justly named true gentleman.
Worldly prosPertyis much greater drain upon
our energies than the most severe adversely; there
is spring, elasticity it is like walking through
life on Turkey carpet.
well, Sam, have you been in church this even
ing2" inquired 4 father Of his young hopeful ION
course | was" HOY was the sermon?" About
mile too long"
An outside passenger on a coach had his hat
blown over bridge into the stream. True to ma
ture," said gentleman who was seated beside him,
"a beaver naturally takes to the water"
I've courted you, Ella, for five months or more,
and am rather worse off believe; IS very losing
game, truly I've played, and It's fit, hope you'll
allow, me to double or quit"
If you wish your neghbor to notice you, buy a
dog and tie him up in the cellar all night. They
won't sleep for thinking Of you.
There is astyle of rhetoric, studied and statuesque
a to smack Of the laboratory. The style may we'll
be called cab- Grafton
Friendship IS silent gentleman, that makes emo
parade the true heart dances no horupipe on the
tongue
Praise. though it may be our due, Is not Ike a
bank bill to be paid upon demand, to be valuable,
it must be voluntary
Learning is an ornament in prosperity, refuge in
adversely, and the best Proyisionn old age.
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A. ]. HITCHCOCKs
LIVERY STABLES,

Corner Of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
area k-xz--xSzzz THE undersigned having pur
GSzzsf 81 ssSSTazfp. chased this well known es-
G1S&@xalAL A@dS Enlistment and put in fine
order throughout informs his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to accommodate them
all times with saddle horses, buggies, hacks,
ages etc. Of the best description, and .easona-
bic terms as they can be had any other establish
ment Horses will be kept by the month, week. day,
or a sn..le feed Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans any point the river, By
leaving their animals with US, have them careful
y and faithfully attended to- My ostlers expert
enced and attentive, and ready day and night
attend to the wants Of customer.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful fer tho patronage extended 20 the late firm
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pledgng
myselfto do all in my power to merit it
iunIi 4. J. HITCHCOCK.
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Our ShiDgIeI

=-z-, The undersigned have ialS a'
aES tered into copartnershp andsI (
aGlSzzsEzszAsEslAll2<s name and style Of SfbaAMp
JEWELL, at the old stand Of Nj. F. 7 ste9sfJ ~:
they intend to manufacture and keep on hand a ,r
of vehicles, such as CARRIAGES, BUGGiES, LAY
Sc, and also carry on a General Repairing SiF
Particular attention will be paid to the Repair us
riuges and Bnggies in the way Of painting tiA'"
WOO aud iron work. III
Their prices will be il accordance win ms
ordered TO be executed-rough and rsadY, ~ Nh
right. Believing, as they do, that the chsapsss
work is not the cheapest they will urge ins
of doing work well and receiving iibera PIss%
same. All such work will be warranted, ~ ,s,a
as has established prices on il will be done i.
prices and no other and done in manner s s,i.
reflect creditor the workmen, as well as .a.igt
,ion to their patrons Should rough ana lsss3
be ordered done,i no case will they De fes NJ d
its durability All new work warranted iol "a III
They are also prepared to manufacture ulpgE
on the shortest notice every description q u.'
Shreveport. June 10, 1857.
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GL0THIN G.:
New Music,

IA JUsr received the largest assortment ever offer
& ed for suls in this market, arranged for the Pi-
~ ano and Guitar, embracing Songs, Duets,
Marches, Quicksteps Mazurkas, Polkas, Schottsches
Waltzes, Quadtilles, &c &c. with an endless variety
Of pieces suitable for young beginners
ALso-The following Musical instruments:-Fio-
Inns Guitars Clarone,s Accordeons Fiueras Flutes,
Flies. Fiageolets, Banjos and Tam0oreens, which
shall he s5Id low MILLER & NORRIS,
a27 Druggists.
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SI51l nm worth OF 5Iaciinery,

NTOW in store and ready for delivery at the short
IN est notice, comprising Eighty Steam Engines.
with their boilers and chimneys.
81 Saw Mills, including single and double circular
saw mills, with both iron and wooden frames Of
Norcross & Stearns patent.
so Straub's iron frame Corn and Flour Mills.
81 Newell's Cotton Screws, Of s, &, and / inches
diameter, by y feet long
1000 feet of turned and polished wrought iron Shaft
ing, with corresponding pillows, blocks, hinges,
couplings, and pulleys from Is to 60 inches in
diameter and 10 inch face.
10 Doctor Engines, of different sizes.
6 Steam Batteries, with tanks pipes, cocks, &c.
Circnaf Saws of all sizes, from is TO u Inches in
diameter.
Draining Machines of difFeren; sizes
For sale on the most favorable terms
S. Il GILMAN,
as 70 Cravirr street New Orleans
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J. NJ. DANBREUN


Corner Stall, {lef hand side,) Shreveport Market.
g.z-,. WILL keep constantly OF hnnd full ass ort-
ment Of the most choice Beef, Veal, Nut
-. ton, Pork, etc. that can be obtained IN this
section OF country, which he will always sell at the
very lowest rates and respectfully SELECTS share OF
public patronage.
Steam boat orders for every description Of Meats and
marketing filed any hour OF the day or night
All orders left Mr.. John LaEmier's store corner
of Texas greet and the Levee, ~ill be promptly at
tended to- teb24
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0hl FeYsr, NeTer TlirL, GIrlsl

On, never, fiirt, girls!
Don't play with human heartsl
You say You meant in fun, girls,
To wound with Cupid's darts,
Bat they are cruel wounds, girlsi
Wounds that for life may hurt;
Then heed a wise old counsellor
Don't fiirt, dear girls, don't fiirtl
Yoo say that men are hardy, girls,
And really never feel;
Blu: many an old bachelor
His secret could reveal,
Aud tell Of happier days gone BY
OF false girls, feelings hurt
And now condemns all woman kind;
Don't fiirt, then, girls, don't firtl
There is no real pleasure, girls,
In striving to excel
In such an art as flirting, girls;
Though you may do it well.
Then, if yoa love, love trgly, girls;
But love not to hurt;
Choose wisely, well and sensibly;
But, girls, OH never firtl
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK O.
SPRING AND SUMMER GooDSi
he f,up9 IN Sbrepeua14
2 yg TVFtFEtN Ut 11FNF = . ~
I,ANNA 81 SPOR,

LAMA & SPOR,
Texas street, between Spring and the Levee,
<tS> HAVE Just received their Spring and SUM- r.
wv mer stock, embracing the largest and 10
most extensive, varied and complete as
s1rtmeEt Of merchandise imported into Shreveport this
season. RGYhich, having beenpurchased for cash. we
are enabled to sell CHEAPER than the same articles
can be procured any other establishment in town
The stock comprises every thing usually kept in q
large establishment, and arrangements have been made
for the receipt Of fresh supplies during the SUMNER
Among the stock will BE found every description Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Plain figured aud lowered bareges.
Jacouet Robes Les and Tissues,
Robes Deux Jupes and English barege ducalsi
Calic0es in great variety-some very low
Swiss tarleton and tape mushns;
Plain, printed and plaid MusTDeiaines;
French brillantne, Toe de bretpgne, and pstillas;
Lawns, gnghams, uansook and cambrics
French and English Merinos
Plain, fancy and stripe silks;
Chimesettes, undersleevee, collars;
Hoop skirts, in great variety.
Ladies fine and plain handksrchieis,
tsmbroideries, Of all kinds
Superior sewing silk, thread and cotton;
Silk merino thread and cotton hosiery aud gloves;
DENNIS checks, bedticking, curtains;
Delaines, cottonades, lanneis canton flannel,
Domestics, sheeting, shirting, lowells;
White and coi0red blankets;
A large variety OF tancy goods, ladies' trimmings,
furnishing goods, and every thing in the dry goods
line. Every description Of plantation dry goods.
CLOTHING-A large assortmentof light and hea-
w Clothing, ofthe best material, superior workman
ship and most fashionable styles embracing in part
superne black and fancy cold cloth and other dress,
frock, Office and sac coats and paletots; ogercoas,
blanket coats and monkey jackets; super black, plain,
fancy and cold cashmere, cloth, satnet jeans, cot
tonade and every description OF pantaloous; black,
fancy and figured silk satin velvet cloth, cashmere,
marselles and all other kinds Of Vests. Every de-
scriptioa Of Summer Clothing Linen and muslin
shirts flannel shirts Of all kinds; hickory shirts; wool
and cotton undersbins, drawers; handkerchies, no.
siery gloves and every variety Of gentlemens wear
ing apparel and furnishing goods. Every description
Of Plantation Clothing.
Boots, Shoes Brogans, Hats and Caps Of every de-
scnption.
Saddlcry and Harnees--a large assortment.
Every DESCRIPTION of Groceries, Provisions, Wines,
Liquors, Cordiais, Boat and Bsr Stores, Hardware,
Tiuware Glass, Crockery and Queensware Wooden
Ware, Castings, Iron, Nails, Powder, Shot Lead.
Percussion Caps, etc.
Every article enumerated above is fresh and entirely
new and purchasers will find it 10 their advantage to
give Us call. Planters and country merchants. can
at all lines have their orders filled and at prices that
defy competition.
AZ LANNA & SpOR, Texas street.
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The One Mile House.

- undersigned; having sstsa shs[gs
E9a51zsa3I Shreveport, on the Texas road, begs
leave to inform the public hahe will keep constantly
on hand corn and fodder for sale drovers and
goners He has good lots for both drovers and wa
goners and to the travelling public he offers good and
clean stables, provided with abundance OF proven
der and fine water as well experienced, careful
and attentive ostlers. My tables will all times be
supplied with the best of fare--the rooms are warm
and comfortable and the beds good and clean.
He socits from the public continuance Of the pa
tronage that has been heretofore literally extended
to this House, and pledges himself that pains
expense shall be spared his part make his pa
irons comfortable. w. B. WILLIAMS.
January 3 lS59.6nk
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Encourage Southern Manufacturers

IF YOU
Wish to Put Down Northern Abo1itionists!
JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN,
Ga Has openes a manufactoryi in Shreye- tzaSEa
SsgS2sG port, on Texas street, near Edwards, LIE
Sign Of the Military saddle) the purpose Of man
ufacturing every description Of SaGdiery and
Harness, which he will guarantee TO be superior
to any brought here for sale from the Abolition States
He respectfully solicits share Of public patronage,
feeling assured of his ability give satisfaction.
Constantly on hand general assortment of every
article ia the Saddery and Harness line, which will
be sold low for cash, or city acceptance.
REPAIRING DONE with neatness and despatch, and
At the lowest prices. mayo
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To Travellers.

A@-N TO ITdFbItTSs
MTT15 - The subscriber having completed his
- - new house. situated one mlls from
Red River, On the road leading from Shreveport to
Texas, is now prepared to accommodate the waytar-
ing public His table will be inferior none, and the
beds are new and good. His stables provided
with the best proyender and good osers His charges
will be moderate 1t his intention spare pains
to accommodate his Patrons and he solicits the pat
ronage Of the people. [ian27l ADAM BAUMAN.
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Lea & Leayitt's Patent Circular Saw Mills,

With Norcross' Rocker Boxes, and Stearns Patent
Eccentric Head Block
THIS MILL Is fully one-third stronger both in
l. iron and wood work, and Is much superior to,
and has given better satisfaction, than any Circular
Mill heretofore in use Norcross patent consists in
suspendng the that ii can have liberal vi
braon. and when thrown Of line will recover il
self by the action Of the driving belt and the arrange
nent Of the parts by which it IS sustained; while the
same time the labour has lateral play in its boxes
and is made 10 fiji close with the shoulders to prevent
the oil from getting out while in operation, matter
of great importance-ihe motion is rapid in eircu-
lar mills. Stearns patent consists in enabling
one the log on 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 theae Mills in ready for deliv-
cry, with Saws from 4a y inches diameter; also.
several Double Mills with Top Saws, and full assort-
aient OF the young America iron frame Mills for
sale by S.-H. GILMAN,
Sc 70 Grayief street, New Orleans.
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Cranes Metallic Burial Caskfb',

THE undersigned having purchased Inc ,.ls5r
IL right of selling these beautiful and ess' N
Burial Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo 9assn y,
just received and will keep on hand ssls / 81
sortment, embracing every size, which wa a., 81
very low prices-less than the ordinary .e5sotin
offer this casket to the public, feeling eonar, ojs
is superior 10 any case now in use Tor besu1g org
elaborate and artistic finish, simplicity I aat1a
1t is highysdeoorated, has unique SILVER l, ssw
perfectly alright, and affords an enilIe ..,sd
body, the top of the casket being cons.l .o. 5r
finest French plate glass, renders It tne ng ms eo
case ever invented. Beautiful metallic saf, ,scoa
glass, and secure the case from damage -
any external pressure. p. esskss
All orders promptly attended TO- g ~. Id
ready for delivery or shipment at IloiIgk CO..
iulv7-Iv Corner of Texas and NeIS-~
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e-sPRING a SUMMER GO0DSl-GT
Again Ahead Of all inc trade e.,
rrha CHEAPEST and Best 6tock III 4oVsh'
4AO xxTJNTEp
srRgEr, SHREvEPORT

again ahead OF all the Trade!
mr. 1sSE sTrl PFfST and Best Stock In Town
A. WINTER,
4 Tyx.s STREET, SHREVEPORT,
Ia y Has lust received per steamers Lucy MOI =.
ss$& combe. Lecomte, Grand Duke and Ju- p
gb rouro an extensive and complete stock OF spring
~ Summer Goods, direct from the manufacturers
Itoa in nerson expressly for the Shreveport mar
Sa, and including ali the latest and most fashionable
's FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the freshest ana most compete ~
town Is well worthy the attention Of all purchasers
h NAV resi- assured that they Will sold at LOWER
ppTcFS tbon other house can offer them. Among the
stock viii be found;
Jacanet Dresses new style;
Rebes a Les; Robes Deux Jupes
Il ollie de Bretagne. printed Linen Lawns
CHECK Bingham; French Briantine;
Mosquito Bar u bin; Bobinet, all colors;
o,alcoes of ever Prescription and price;
plain and fancy Summer Silks CT all kinds;
Bareye, new styles; Organizes; fancy robesi
Flounced and embroidered robes;
Swiss Tarleton, null and cross bar mnsslh7,
Fancy Prints, plaids, Alpacas;
Plain and fancy velyets and satins;
Dress INNINGS, edgngs, h6ancing, inserung
Wells undersleves, chemise!ts, hoop skirts;
Enbroideries, laces, belts, ribbons;
Handkerchiefs, parasois, sunshades umbrellas;
Artificial flowers, fans, hosiery, gloves
Superior sewing silk, spoon cotton and thread;
Ladies' and misses bonnets and gypsy hats;
French and English merinos;
Linens and drillings, all kinds;
Coitonade, kerseys, linseys, Geo. stripes;
I,owers, beached domestics. denins, drlls
Planters linen brown liner, sheeung, shirtingi
Broadcloth, cashmere, satinet, jeans, t"eeds
Flannels of all kinds canton flannel, bed tlcking
Blankets of all sizes and colors, counterpanes;
Every description Of plantation goods
CLOTHIN G.:
Super black, brown, grey aud fancy spring tweeds
leans and other Dress frock office, business and sac
coats: paetots overcoats; monkey and other jackets
super black nerino drap dete doeskin PLAIN and tan
CIV cashmere drilling linen, couonade, jeans, and al
other kinds Of pantaoons; plain and fancy silk, SATIN
plush. linen, rnarseilles, tweed and all other kinds
vests. Youths and boys clothing. Linen and cot
ton shirts; checks, hickory and flannel shirts OF al
kinds: merino and cotton undershirts and drawers
hosiery and gloves of all kinds mems and boys hat
and caps Of all kinds and Sizes trunks carpe! bags anc
yalices Every description OF gents furnishing goods
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies. men and boys
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also--A large and complete assortment OF fancy
and staple Groceries, Plantation Stores, Hardware
Cutlery Glassware, Queensware, ETC., etc. TO all oil
which the attention of my old patrons and the pubic
is solicited. march9i "A. W IN IER'
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IGNORE NEW GOODS i.W

lIOIRI1 W " . y O10
HAVE lust returned again from the city with a
new and handsome we'll selected stock OF Win.
ter Goods consisting in part Fine Fancy and Staple
Goods Of every style and quality call the attention
- he ladies in particular and request them call and
famine the goods, as selected them with great care
"a thew cannot be surpassed in Shreveport. Ny
,,ntto Is small profits and quick sales Come one
nnros an and &c. bargains, am determined not =
M -nders5l8 "a word ID The gentlemen iaFegard tc
~ eIsfhing and furnishing goods-come ami exam.
me the goods tor yourselves ana 9s eoafiaesa iha
80, sYe fhs sesf ever breEsai . tais p.sge.
fhey g MARKS
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and from to "a inches stroke, and rating from to
25 horse power, with chmneys, 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, forthcoming, and conclu-
sive evidence of its superior merits and popularity
in the fact that upwards of 1000 Of them are now in
use, with constantly increasing demand.
s. II. GILMAN,
as 70 Gravier street. New Orleans
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Selling Of 10 Rem0Yel

Mrs WELLS,
OrFERs her entire stock of Goods to tho pub O.
EE lie AT COST: ~
IA Her reason for selling out, il that The property
HE is now occupying is for sale, and wishing to
remove her goods she will sell them without reserve.
She mas just returned from New York with large
and we'll selected stock OF
DRY GOODS,
consisting part Of dress silks, cashmeres, dealaes,
ginrhams calicoes d0mesfics; straw silk, velvet
tin Neapotan and chip Bonnes; silk velvet, satin,
broadclot and merino cloaks fats, hats ana bonnets
for infants and misses OF the latest Styles perfumery.
toys iewelry and large assortment OF Jaconet and
Swiss Edgngs and Bands, collars, undersleeves and
sets; dress trimmings and fringe in great variety In
fact every article usually found ia Fancy Dry Goods
Store White Goods of.eyery description.
By referring to another column you will see the adj
vertisement for the sale OF the house she occupies
She will be found at her old stand Texas street,
next door TO Ed. Eberstadt. novlO
.al.. Music for Balls, SC.
RTHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
altE' citizens OF Shreveport and vicinity that they
hive permanently located themselves in this place,
and offers their professional services Teachers
I'll of the various Musical instruments.
They are prepared to furnish good Music, Of any de-
scriDtion fol balls, parties soirees seranade proc
sinns. funerals, &c, &c, &c.
Orders left at Mr. Pichot'e Beer Saloon, Texas St,
betwsen Market and Edwards Streets
.GISYANNA GAVAZZENI.
ANGELO GAYAZZENI.
BATTISTA GAVAZZENI.
PIETRO BERGENI.
FRANCIS POGGI.
Shreveport. May 25, 1s59-6
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Plantation, Road and all other Kinds d "a
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts, DID,.
and timber Wheels, with and without axlss s,,,
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and asrs
Wagons; baggage and other carts, for horses sa6 4
en-; handcarts, wheelbarrows Of every descriBles "A
all other articles in the wheel@right line, MAJ
best seasoned materials, and warranted be
10 any other manufacture, which will be sold nj.
ced prices, and lower than by any Other estaB as
in the southern country. Purchasers will fnt IA
theirinterest to call and examine our stock bes ~
chasing elsewhere. We use none bur bac 70
hubs ind bentfelloes. PHELPS, PARKE & c.
nov s, 1856 40, - and Al Perdida 81, N0aa
4. B. We keep constantly on hand large m
nlent Of Drays and Carts from the manuiac0g
Simens. Coleman & Co., Philadelphia.
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Straub'S Patent Corn and FIGURING Mill,
g o favorably known throughout the south and west
~ exclusively possessing the combined qualities of
/. Being firmly set in strong iron frame,
2. Using only the best French Burr stones.
g. Running the lower stone, which, being fast on
the spindle, never come in contact with its
fellow, to be injured by running empty.
4. Having no bush to get loose.
5. Having driver and rind, to make it choke.
g. Having its spindle in one piece from brdge-tree
to hopper bearer.
Some Of these Mills have run years without hav-
ing the stones dressed
IS, %, %, and 80 inch double and single gear
now in store, and for sale by s. H. GILMAN,
as 20 Gravier street, New Orleans.
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Wines, Cigars, DC.
TUST received and for sale low, by the quantity.
81 100000 Havana cigars, choice brands,
90 boxes fine chewing tobacco,
30 gross of all kinds of smoking tobacco
Meerschaum and Chinese pipes,
80 boxes Madame Chcquot and Heidaeick Cham
payne,
100 boxes fine claret and white wina,
100 boxes port, sherry, Madeira, Burgundy and
Tokai vine,
2 casks superior cognac,
. casks superior whiskey.
so boxes pickles and preserves Holsters, oysters,
and salmon,
5 boxes soda biscuits,
30 boxes syrup-all kinds,
90 casks of Jeffers', Byass Il Abbot'7 ale and
porter
20 boxes star candles,
so boxes stick snd fancy candies,
80 boxes gum drops,
20ooxes bar tumblers,
90 boxes champagne glasses,
so whole and half boxes Palermo lemons.
Orders will be carefully attended to- and we will
always nave large supply of the above articles on
hand, which we guarantee 10 be genuine.
apt A. ENGLE & Co.