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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-04
MARYLAND FARMS.

House No 81 North Frederick street suitable for Tooer
Inquire of c. H. MYERS BROS,
No y Exchange Place.
MARYLAND FARMS.
Farm in Kent county Nd on the Raw sO 5o 9rrs sAdh
dwelling and outhouses of all kinds The situation is
Ha ba ana healthy near Churches Schools, ETC., ETC.
an Ki elegant gardens etc. etc Price $50 per acre terms
Farm on Patapsco Neck $50 acres, Back River good
Farm in Queen Anne's county, Church Hill: $40
acres IN high state of cultivation good Dwelling and nu.
Dn IN 91een Annes county 29 acres with good new
Gent for the Farm Fruit of most kinds Price for the whole
na? S per acre 100 or $50 acres, with small Frame
Oh wer 'front.' with two good landings Chester river,
Farm in Baltimore county on the Old York Road good
Dweimg ana out houses all new; Orchards with all
s chhsg improvements Price $500 will take house in
Farm in Queen Annes county near Centrevile; 800 acres
Also, Farm near Church Hill of 425 acres Both Farms
na.e gOoa wens and ouhouses land good. Price $50
Several tracts ofland in Franklin county, Illinois; one
change y Goods Ready Made Goh}ng Wh Mi SS
water near Oxford iso acres one Of I a m 3ne on the
All these Falms have good buildings. We
Farm near Chesterown, in Queen Anne's county. 200
acres good Dwelling with ali necessary outbniIdngs poo
and and on Chester river good fishing and several good
tarm Bird river Gunpowde go acres on the
hairoad VII !Xchange in part for City Property.
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold
Money Loaned on mortgage.
q! Gal ! for further particulars on R.W RASIN,
lzl-u No 81 Fayette street, st. Paul
o. FOR RENT.-IN WEST BALTIMORE
SIREET opPG9Ste1 WRans GARDEN very desirable
1 St IF so b HE H. South
ing g a sFe Il is and hreestory DWELLING with
Apply at the Carpet Store Of C. 5; GRIFFITH,
Jlg-L No. II Baltimore street
o. FOR SALE.-A three-story BRICK
Mill DWELLINGNo. 1928 East Baltimore street, with two
5.ssA=story and attic double Back Building. All the
dern improvements Lot 90 by Ground rent 81 Is per
fr ont foot Apply to EDWD. MITCHELL co,
- l2-u No. % Pratt street
o. FOR SALE-HOUSE 262 Madison street,
10y commodons and well arranged with ali the modern
daSng d99a on Preston street the
requiring an Office. Apply to CHAS. G. KERR,
lL-u Office Daily Exchange.
FLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
These Lotsare situated on Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appyat the office the Daily Exchange ie29tf
EOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any Kind. Also, CELLAR, at
,.o.s URI KILBURN'S,
-lez u As South street
OFFICE FOR RENT.-AN OFFICE OVER
suitable 0' NrokS WI n fFoGGR RFTY NeF
1hzl-u 3 r. corner Calvert and Lombard SITS.
o. FOR SALE.
iii 1.-TWO A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
Dawson street. near Pratt, No. g. viii he sold low on
Application to G J.. HARRISON,
mist 60Donnelrs Wifi
o. FINE RESIDENCES,
ILL ''l0' Ole Ex CELL FARMS.
For sale by G. WATERS 4 son, Brokers,
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L. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
ZI-zaWSds WM HAMILTON. Ancf,r
n TRUSTEES SALE
,is OF A VAIHARTE FARM IN TT 7

fTFTT.f TRUSTEES SALE
EsiiiI OF VALUABLE FARM ON FLKRIDGE
49, PART OF WAVERLEY
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber Trustee will offer at public sale
on the premises, at IL O'clock NJ Of SATTTRDAY ~
Sth day of October, 1885, ~ - ZIG
ALL THAT FARM formerly occupied by the late Cbas
r. Howard, being part of the tract known as 'WAVER
LEY )" situated on the 0 Frederick Road, miles from
klicotts Mills, IL miles from the Frederick TurnpiEe
and one mile from Woodstock "a Station On the Banore
and ono Rsilr9ad0 and containing about @ acres It
others. 49, 0S' ''"'iue' pio"i, anu
me sou Is OF excellent quality; every field is well wa
e1u, anu about onethrd of the land is finely wooded
Inc Improvements are FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
House, &c. Ne' win 1iouse' MEAT
me terms as prescribed by the Decree are-ODe third
cast one-thlrd in one year. and the REMAINING % in p
years te credit pay to interest from the da If
SAFE, ana TO De secured by the bond or promsorv ot ~
e p9rchaer with surety to be approved by the Trustee
Slo--tW5W THOMAS DONALDSON. Trnstae
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- L1M NUN 4 BROGnFN-
BY WIN, HA NH .II,. :. = !,

O. | WILL, BY VIRTUE OF A nEcppr
FiiiI ofthe Circuit Court for Baltimore Ctv sen
TIC on the premises, on SATURDAY o pgGc
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said ci,
me northwest of Chase ami Somerset street, b T
ing front the former of IL feet and denth on a.
latter street Of co feet to an alley used in common e
proved by a two story and attic BRICK DWELLING vb
of 81. ~ ~ e'Ouiu rent
Terms Of Sale-one half cash. and the balance in six
months with interest. 81 ~
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True copy-Test-wILLIAM j. j. HAa SiiinLI
RS

TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
Sept 2Sd ls59Ordere that the sale the real estate
Of JOHN GLENN, deceased, made by William W. Glenn
the acting executor Of the last will and testament the said
deceased and this day reported this Court by said
acting executor be ratified and confirmed unless be
shown to the contrary before the 2Sd day of No
vember next provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some daily newspaper published in the city of Baltimore at
least week for three successive weeks before the
23d day of October next
The report states the the sales to be 9623
True -Test-ISAACP COOK,
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~ G. s. GRIFFITH has in store complete stock of
CARPETS, oII-CI0THS and MATING, comprising Royal
Velvets, Tapestry, Brussels Three Phys, lngrans and
other new styles Of Carpets. Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
iruggets &c. All Of which will be sold low and reason
able terms G. 3 GRIFFITH,
zDo. DIT. -
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN CREDITORS OF z, Z; II 4 THOMAS J. CHOPPER,
lately trading as CHOPPERS Bro that they have exc
cuted Deed Trust for the benefit Of all their creditors
partnership and separately and that in addition to certain
special preferences, preference is given to ali
creditors who may assent to the Deed and release
or before the fourth day Of November next release
will be ready for signatures of the creditors at the
Office OWN A. Fisher Esq, No. 80 St Paul street, and
sIs sayt IN nay " n John RTTI EWFJI Trustea
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gertbier, 9ebDrilm cem 8efebl SSpl9e lets
iteno, feete ltd an ben S6reibtil9, unO barrte,
nit Der 6eoer in Der SanO, auf Die Dotte bes
&aiiers.
0tapolcDn 9iu8 l4pe9enO eiui3e Wale auf
uno ab, bann. nod eiuen lebteu, ralhen Sltd
auf Die 81 @bren oeS &SnsS BON YteuBen er.
leuhtete Staot perfeno, be9ann er Bertbier bic
1o!8enpe SnltructOn fir ben Ser5os con 8els
luno 5u oictren: vOfan Iou Elm rpa9Iulne8
Au9e oarauf baben, paB werer in Berlin nod
IN Der Ilmee9en0 elm WaffenpepOt ooer ir9eno
Elm @el9ib iid beftuee, belien Die BOpulace ltG
bemd4ti8en t6nnte. @8 mGlIen gang unO gar
tetne preuBiIden Gruppen in PreuBen Iteben,
unO bic treniSen Mann resuldrer Iruppen, bic
in Berlin blei6en, cllen lepisId fitr Die W1he
oe8 SAlolie8 rerwantt weroeu. Gle fran5S1t
Iden Gruppen aber, bic in 8erlm lteben, ielen
uldt BEL ben Giir9ern einquartirt, lonoern in
ben Salerneu untersebraAt werpen, uno menn
otele ui4t anSreiden, auf freiem 6eloe IaDern
SIe lOllen beltanDig eini9e @eiduee nit bren'
member Sunte berett balten, UNI 9et4 ieoe llns
or0nun9 I'M &eim 81 ertifen. Seoe, eiuem
6randolen 5uSefii8te 8eleioi9unB muB our9 Elm
SrIe9S9erldt mad. unlerer l8ete geri9tet metz
ben. Ss 1T auBeroem nctbpenots, TAB Der
9enerals@ourerneur BON Serlln etne tobe So
ll5el or9aniltre, bamit man peiB, NAG poreebt,
uno Elm waaIameS Nu9e 1uf alle llntriebe ba.
ben tann. sic weroen benz perSog BON 8,le
lump tnno tbun, oaB Die 2anoeSOerwaltuus san5
uno gar ben Seamten peS S6nias iiberlalIen
bletbt, oaB aber Die MufliAt iiber Die 3eitun1en,
lpwle uber alle anoern Oruflhrilten unD Wtit
tel Der Poli5ei in ieinen 5anOen ein milleu,
namt ni9t8 DEM 0Olt einen oefibrliden SnlOB
9ebe, uno oaS 2anO gar tene Wtittel gum Auf,
ruhr nnO CUR @mpOruns babe. Ntou mub
PreuBen purd ale Dtutel, Die gu @ebcte lte-
ben, nieeerbalten. Sie wsroen benz Ser3os
pon SellunO la9eu, OoB ip befcblen babe, e8
lolen bret Doer pier gut unterri9tste frau5Glil9e
OIft5Iere in @clber8 unO @rauOen3 li4 aufbule
ten. DaS 0edt cine preuBil4e 8elaeuns gu
9aben, 1T rur @clber9 rOrbe9alten, slel9wie
POlsOan bic ein3ige Staot lit, Oura Die cen
Iran5Olil6eu &ruppen Der Dur4maria nidt gee
ltattet it, (jSertlebuua fclat.)
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Sr. Sanfee
beban6eIt alle &rantbeiter

be1anbeIt alle &raMtbeiten.
Dr. 8aafte wtrb befunbere aufmertamiett auf
feleenbe uebe perwenben 5afsn, Grt6ltunsn, Nussb-
runs 8rGune, nFuens MRbmd Qufr5brenentianbuna unb
anbee euftr5bren unb 9uusenubel Ge1tas wirb NIT
gana bernberem 8eBe dae 5dutubeI bebanbn ais 5dft.
web, ScrppteIn, Rtenmattsmus (btb8en re Hrpn6en,)
Neuraste, S6aeub, &ptlepie, Dsspepe 9GmOrrbptbenl
ssbene aber unb ae Arten Maeenbel
Rranbeiten her @tbGrme; beseeten dae GrSnen rGnts
beten Der Gebarme besSt6en ale rpntf1en Rran9titen
6es webii6en 9si6ledes uub Der Rnber. }D sD sl@4
Or. tee bat 1000 SeuenRe fttnes SpRdnbigsn &r.
fpI8eS BET br 8ur pom 8rebseti1wren alien unhen unb
@e&mren 6iftln @rinbt6pfsn Rrppfen 9efGwulfen unb
8eulen aer Mrt unb pbne Anpen6un8 bes Wers. Dtsie
iueStsendnntu eb t6nnen n mtttel @prrepDnbens BE-.
tanbslt werben uaberu bic ranten mI0sn @ inter per.
ISnltbe MufitGt heS DDiturs fte4Sn,
Or. Baafee eat elm neues Slutbum entbed weGes ben
If @war3en Star" DpQfpmmen abfrrbtrt unb Dbne Din.
renbnne 6es Weers bts 5ebtraft ses NuseS wtetr be
&ud eurrt r aQe QetSen Der 15UaJ 0tH f
glngen nub Sbreu,
obne MrwenbRng bee NerS pher Der Rate Hnb b6t aes
ene 1urrehbe IuSwatI BON wunberSplen lnfGen Au9en
unb GSmpanumS Cter Otren.Trpmmeln nprr6bts, patnb
fur tebes 0tf9ie unb Nlter unb etnsest In Wtnuten.
Dr. gee TIT elmer her esI1tdtefen unb berubmefen
Stabt Der gDelt anerfanut.
Ne an DR.. Baafee abrertea Srtfe aus treenb ttnen,
Ore wl9en 10 Gis. betaefGlCeu nb uub bereu Snbalt
Srd8sn ber rsenb eue &rantbe betrtft nben pro pte
SeanwDrtang aud ereta rSntide ueb brtftIth beban.
bell NIT ausnabme bsrG, we4e feline peri0nIt6e 1eanYru-
DUNG fprbern. ta t-l4 t3 iai4atliittr
So &dftsfuntta-- = SDm nbr Mpresns Ibis
> upr AteueS. Or. Baafee,
Rc. "a 2ernetOnfr. sptf&en Charles. Il. QibertStr.
SultloN Baltimore, Nlb.
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GinlopunS 5ur SubIcriptipn auf bic
81 etps 0EOrfer ErimtnnIs Qeifmno

Criminal. 8ettuae MuBer ter Sprtlesuna beS 8c.
mans Dns Wer Gnte be8 @ebIars" uirb nit bieer u>
nr etne Oreina WDs see beginner ueIe nter benz
5d: rDte Stdtten ber Irmutb" 2e6en Der ntebtrn
BpltSnafsn Ncm. gcrlS beleumtet.
De prGmie gu betn 8. Banb ptrb fem; Ia4a~1 lsl
ns Die 6eloen Der Hepclnticu ra
Dafbtnstpn, RaIb, Steubem, NuIawstt
RDSttast6, Qdfa9ette, Wt1blembetg.
~ Jdtf0er AbDnnemsntSprets $3.50 TIM @Graus jobbdr.
Ginsslne Nummern GtS
Gtn pbptcgra b6er Mbbrud bsr NrGte ann betm nter.
jtt&reten tn Nu8tnl&tta eenDmmen werben.
@il9'S ae+ g. &mttt, @s. 55 ". 0aYRr.
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gAs daily BAL TfMORE v E&CHR iss ubnch
gsry mormng (cKcept Sunday and is deivsxes
Carriers to City Subscribers at Z Cts. per weck.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cisiss
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carrisrd.
Price8or Mail Subscribers of the daily WE0B Ks
So. 50 advance.
AJ- ne weekly BALTIMORE WECK AK paLlfs
he'd every Friday at 81 per snnum and 81 per {
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable tsrms
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BEE tasIt&t :, Baltimore gDsdet" ttT&ttnt
teta &ksFstR Unit Ausnnbme beS 5Unnt6ss) unb
RFtt SsntS yer DVGs, an Bite Srdsst iabIbar.
Der ,,gBIder" wrS ebenfans In palbfnatUn uub
SUpesitne tdslt@ bWr6 Er6ssr ben AbCnnenttn
las 9aus belOFst.
Dar3 bic pSR Ssrfeneet fSfet Der tdsItae ,gDtder
$500 PET 5abr, In unbrbtnGter y 0Drdusb G.
IuHe.
81 DaS 9BD6enbLatt bes Baltimore gDedet
ri%stnti iebsn Brsttns unb tVs tdRrIt& So In unbe.
etn8ter 8prGusbesapIune. H
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SaS bette ln6 sr6fte illmftrirte
be,ltfcbe Ta1nilienblatt.
Srant 2eSlte'S Slafrrte 8eitune
Brant QeSlte's SGufrtrte 3situng
$685. Granf 3esItt's Saufrtrte 8eitung
8rant 2eslte's SQufrirte 8ettun9
~ tsranf eeSlte's Saufrtrte 5ettung
st,1 Tranf eeslte'S Sluitrtrte 8ettuna
6rhnt QeSIte'S ;jIuitrtrte 8ettuna
Eranf Qeslte's Slultrtrte 9eitun9
5rant 2eslte'S Slultrtrte Btitun9

6rant NeSlte'8 SlluItrIrte 3eltuna
er&ein tsben Wwp@ In Nta gOrt unb fDtet Gents Die
einselne Summer, $500 t6brItG tn 0Ornus5e3abluna
Sic III er6bte tlufrire Wp&enbatt weIdeS In beu.
fer Sprae tn ben 8eretn8ten Stanten erf&ent enbdlt
pratppae SlufraDner Der bebeutenbfsn Gaaeseretane
auS8eenee &ridbIun8ea NsSelen, NnefbpteH wAb O6es
berte NGes mas fur uatre eanbSlsate mur tre.nb Won
Snteehs II wtsb BITE Saufrtr 8etune In eep6bltsr pree
benz Seer erSatn, unb ba e t pDen unb reIfat5.
fen rassa fern bait Oate f In ieber amtlte sbaItsu
Wereea. q
8rant 3esltes Suufrirts 8eune" 1T nuf bas befe Ya-
pier gebrudt 10 Seen fart uab ieber Satreana berben
ws9sm Se! aae Sn9alts .9srsdnie betsstbsn prb, b.
bet enen Bdnb Der etr 3eO PntbG ais rAenb elm Gpns
SerfattpnSlsrpn Se III unbeasitten baS bea bliae am
metsn beeSreabs unb unrbaltenbe QBO&enbla u&eS In
ben gereintsten Staaen erl1eint. III '"' 7.} 8. 81
.8rant 9esles Sauartrte 8euns a Bet allen 8sttunas.
asenten ~ babsn DDsr Gus Der O o 10 ErantcrtRrabe
sfaen @intnbuna bes 8etra8es, Su beeben n -
9Btt Serienben IN @rempIar fur $500
.lS tSftital9 tweI @rempare fur $500 4e
se- Dret 5000
Jrant 9e8lie,
Dta3. Int 1S 8raatfOrtarass, New.gpr
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University of Nashville,
MILITARY COLLEGE.

MILITARY COLLEGE.
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, NJ. D., DID, Chancellor
the University, and Professor of Chemistry
and Geology
COL B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of The Militia.
y College and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, A. M, Professor of Mathe-
matics, and Natural Philosophy.
J. H STEWART, Professor Of Greek and Latin Ian,
guages and Literature
GEORGE S BLACKIE, AN, NJ D., Professor Of Bot
any and Natural History
Rev j W. HOYTE, A. NJ. M D., Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
GK WINSTON, MD, Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic ear le59-6O com
mences on the 5th September, 1889 The Second
Term commences on the 23d Of January, 1860. Com
mencement Exercises take place It'll of june 1861
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, S r
yants' attendance, aud Use Of Arms, sos 4R Term
Naturalization Fee, IS. Students are required to furn
Shtheirrooms. Engineering, French, Spanish Ger
nan, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing each SIC
FIem oftwenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient repu-
hi'a Of he University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at the same time
every facility afforded those who desire to pursue
PatalCourse. Besides the four regular College Clas
res there is also a Preparatory Glass Students I'M
aeI u years Of age will not be admitted,
By the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
nont is established, and health, physical culture
good order and industrious habits are promoted
ForUataogues or additional information, apply Il
any Member of the Faculty, or
aagj B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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A. G. COOK,
Baker, COnfeCtiOner and Grocer
(Successor 10 VIM. GurneyD


Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT, La.
&c HE subscriber respectfully announces gegas
- to the inhabitants OF Shreveport and SA&@
zsazSzz the surrounding country, that he has 80
purchased the stockof Mr.. Quincy, and leased the
premises, where he intends to carly on the business
in all its branches.
He will establish first rate manufacturing Con.
FEeTIoNEaE, in all its branches and families parties
town and country merchants, may rely on having the
orders filled in the best style and with promptness
He will constantly make B READ, all varieties Of
Cakes, Candies, Sugar Flumbs and all articles apper
tanning TO the trade.
He will keep hand constant supply Of superior
flour, sugar, coffee, rice, hams, Bacon cheese butter
lard, candles, soap, potatoes, onions pickles, starch
peppers spice, mustard, and all other articles of fam
lily
Aso-Preserves in syrup, in brandy. and in theil
own juice; vegetables and fish in tin cans and her
meticaily sealed, comprising tomatoes, green peas
mushrooms, sardines, Holsters, salmon, mackere &c
SYRUfs-Lemon, orgeat, strawberry, raspberry pine
apple, orange flower, etc.
oRs.-Champagne, Johannisburgen, Sherry
Madeira, claret, sauterne, and port vines champagne
cider, Scotch ale, London stout and porter.
CoRplALs.-Ot the finest quality of every variety
annisette in baskets. Together with every article
apperaining to the business all of which will be solo
low any house in town.
Weddings and parties supplied with fine confec
tioneries. mar 9 VI a. e. COOK.
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SberiG,S Sale,

- district COURT-State of Louisiana, Pa
iib Of Caddo, No. 5S9l-FElERgoN CoNwAE &
r Angus CuRRE, and No 1896, H F Beckman
90 ,agosCurrie BY virtue Of two wrts offer facias
80 .raeted by the Hon District Court ofthe Parish
70 ne iso State of Louisiana, in the above entitled
.aqTo viii offer for sale at public auction at the Court
.ulp 4 The town Of Shreveport, parish Of Caddo,
house. oforssad on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, AID. 1889
sac the hours of IL O'Clock, A. n and o'clock
e"'b following described tract of land, situated in
fs 8ari.h Of Caddo, to Wit the north half Of see
9s w, fourteen 4,) and the east half of the south
ton ,arter Of same, section in township No. eigh-
ssI N Of range No. sixteen e. containing four
t'su i-ed acres with the buildings and Improvements
hereon. -...,o.t,, &c .ro,,s r,,,-,;o ! .o,,,.1
g, ssod as will pay and satisfy ths writs above
4as Of sale-For Cash with the benefit Of ap
I5a.,pnt in the suit first mentioned and for cash
Falaat tbe benefit Of apprasement in the suit last
Fl.lsoned. H, j. g. BATTLE, Sheriff
ps 5haoreport, August 3, 1889. [pf.S9
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Ancti0n Sale.

r WILL sell on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at the
| store-room, No 4 on the Leyee, large stool, of
Goods, consisting Of
Groceries, Heavy Dry-GOOds, Hardware WOOdenWare
Willow Ware, &C, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms of sale:-For all sums over twenty dollars,
four and six months credit, purchasers to give their
notes with approved security city acceptance with
eight per cent interest from date of sale. All sums
oftweuty and under, cash on the spot.
Sale, positive and without reserve, will commence
at 9 O'clock A NJ and continue from day to day IN
dl the entire stock is closed out.
ang9.2t JAS. D. BLAIR
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- For Sale.

Esas2 The two Brick Stores on Texas street, now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed. Eberstadt, and the
fine Dwelling. in the suburbs of Shreveport formerly
owned by Z. H. Jordan For terms Of sale and parti-
culars enquire OF [oct27l MARTIN TALLY.
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Succession Sale,

Succession of Dennis Schens, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo-In
- District Court. THEoDoRA SoHENs aud husband ct
al. vs.. ELIZA WIRNER and husband-No 1857 BY vr-
tue of a writ of sale to directed by the Clerk Of
the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo, ! will
offer for sale at public auction at the Marset-honse
in the town of Shreveport on SATURDAY, the 9th
Of August 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
and O'clock, p NJ, for the purpose Of eecting par
ttiou thereof among the parties interested therein
the following described LOT OF GROUND, with the i'm
provements thereon, fronting ON Milan street in the
town Of Shreveport, Parish and State aforesaid,
known and designated on the map plan of said
town lot number nine ~ in block No. twenty
four "a The Improvements consist of dwelling
house with well Of good water attached to it,
Terms Of sale-One- fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid cash the spot, the balance year
from day of sale, purchaser to give his note bearing
eight per cent per interest from its date with
good personal security, and special mortgage the
property waving benefit of appraisement, q secnre
payment of the note. c L. SWEET,
July 6, 1859 Auctoneer
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Notice.

rTHE undersigned of the the firm of STRAus & Co +,
having this day dissolved partnership with
hi former partner s. Katzenberger, and j. from this
m the only one authorised to settle the affairs Of the
Jae firm All those indebted will please come for
ward and settle.
Having determined to discontinue business at this
nlsce offer my stock of Clothing. &c, at CosT FOR
CASH. A. SChL UCHIERER.
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NtTANed

GE-.Before the subscriber, justice Of the pence
for ward No. 1, parish of Caddo, State Of Louisiana
by joseph NJ. Ford, living about ten miles west Of
Shreveport in the parish and State aforesaid On the
29th day Of July, 1859, dun sun burnt mouse col
ored mare Mule, with dark legs, from the knee down.
about a hands high some - years old, and branded
With the letter 7 On the left arm below the shoulder
and blind in the right eye. JOHN w. JONES, J. P.
Shreyepart. Angust 3. 1921
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Breckenridge Refined Illuminated Coal Oil!

his celebrated Oil, makes the best and cheapest
l Light IN use, and is for sale by the subscriber
2th barrel or gallon, also Camphene, and Burning
itids Or Spirit Gas; together with COAL OIL
LAMPS, IN every variety Of style, from kitchen to
FIor Camphene and Spi it Gas Or Fluid Lamps;
NE celebrated FIR ANKLIN LAMP, for burning Lard
Kitchen Grease. A general assortment of Glass
SSaFaPer Shades, Wicks, Cans, Filters and Chimney
S pushes, &c, will be sold cheap for cash. a: the
Nsg Lamp Store, % CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
a.. ~ oFders promptly attended to.
Ng5 ARTEMON HILL.
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AND NJ A G H IN E S H OP.
I'VE ad5snsd 4a teps;s5 5qi afse and
zines Boilers and Machinery Of all kinds fol
hsmboats sugar plantations sawmills, cotton press
Y draining machines and railroads.
:" Gp gear, horse power, fire fronts furnace mouths
"A grae bars, brass work of every description
M+aicpacking for steam cylinders gin metal rings
blacksmith work Of every description in the above
p o VIM Crate Bars Flanges, Boilers Gauge Cocks
ppIngbs Shovels, Plough Scooters, and Segments l
i1s generally keep on hand second hand Boilers
'D od also call the attention of all saw-nll mer
=, NV improved and attached Head Blocks.
Casb paid for old cast iron, brass and copper
Shreveport Aug. 81 1859. THOS w. JONES
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Valuable Town Property For Sale.

] ! tween the railroad and the warehouse occupied
by Hull & Fyfe are offered for sale They will be
sold for cash II months time Apply 10 L. NJ.
Mutt esq, director, or to G. G. YOUNG,
June % 3mo. Pres'tV S. d T. r. r. Co.
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Runaway

A Fgou the subscriber, on he 9th of July, a ne
SS rro man, named jim, about 10 years of age,
INN" feet high, black complexion, weighs about
Ig6 mounds. He as purchased from Mr. Hill, re-
.ijap at R5wnnd, on upper Red River. He stole
ark bay NEARLY brown horse, about 5 hands high
1, years id, shod all round.
4 j5era reward will be paid for his delivery TO me-
!, Shreveport or for his Judgment in jail So can get
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