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III J.. BUCKLEY,

lLate 0ung q C0.,2
NJ JANP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
~ "a'chmaker, JeweIer ~ Silversmith,
M lPo9RrER Of fine Watches forladies e-z.szae=1.
" "a aaa gentlemen, Of the most cele ~ e2$
s or"'ed makers Of England and Switzerland naae
sgg Uga order expressly in heavy cases gold and sill
Laiios warranted standard fneness.
Gpgs ehaelaines and neck chains
E1ras saaratob aud vest chains, seals, keys etc.
Da6onn5ln n5lngs earrings, breast-pins, eufpins, etc.
S1s,tooalia pms aud rings,
loE every age, in gold, silver, steel and tor
tea warranted pure ascoin, consisting of table,
m,s4. s4o5 and dessert forks ladies butter knives,
Ratc5I 5Is.sru au and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
en- Etc. consisting Of eastors' eandtesticks, Wai'-
oeen always engaged ia the mechanical part of
Nhctgst - al watches sent for repairs will have the
a1g r attention; and having every facility TOR
'k 81 VIII portion Of watch, be will be eraoied to
~ very reasonable terms
ot in tbs bs'ry y made to order and repaired. Diamonds
.rar a'est style. Canes mounted in goid ana
nov Isl 1855
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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE
s7z55syz55s8 DR. LER0Y'S MIXTURE FoR The PROMPT
gtesss M AND CERTAIN CURE Of ALL URETHRAI
.Ess33s sSsA8 DISEASES AND THosE AFFECTIONS SOLE
sesE5 - LY-TO THE PUBIIC-Scventeen years
ssa - trial Of this Mixture in extensive practice
s.2N&aI IN New0reans has fully tested itspowers and
removed those preudices which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine BY its nyarabe
success in all Urethral diseases such gon0rhna gleet
pasmodc structures, neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra, affections of the kidneys incontineuce Of the
urine, whites, &C.
1t would be well in obstinate eases of gonorrhua and
gleet to in connection with the mixture CAMPHoR
ATED BEILADoNNt INJECTION. Price so Cents.
TAKE N0TICE.-As in all uncomplcated cases One
BOTTLE Of Dr.. LIZ R0Y'S MIXTURE sufices to effect a
permanent cure in from three to eight days assisted il
necessary by vial of the Beladonna Injection the
of getting promptly cured of disagreeabe and often
dangerous maady is tiang. Thsnixture is not EN-
pirical remedy, "cure all, but is compounded by q
physician and prescribed solely for Urethral Affections
with perfect safety confidence and case, does not
affect the breath requires but little change in diet and
no restriction from business which has rendered very
popular both with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give it
a trial. when its prompt effect will convince them of its
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE 81.
C4UTION.-Recollect the genuine article is liquid.
Every French label has the written signature of Leroy
NJ D. Paris it, and every English label has the fac
smile signature of
DIR. L. c. THOMSON & Co, Sole Proprietors,
Southern Medical Infrmary us Carondeet, n Orleans
just received supply Of LeRoys Mixture, For sale
wholesale and retail BY TIOS. II. MORRIS,
febl5-1y Druggist, Shreveport, La.
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ECLIPsE LTyERy sTARJ,Es.

4Ysgs5a 0sEggsa The undersigned having pur-
EK8sTf1- sTf1-tkksEFRYEN[ chased this well known estab-
W. - lshment, beg leave to inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally that
short or long drives rides horseback hacks bug
gies and carriages to hire they prepedto carry
ii horses kept BY the day week Or month The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best of
provender Having employed experienced ostlers, no
pans or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction to
all those who will favor them with their patronage
MARKHAM & SIMMS.
- Horses bought and sold here
s Attached to the establishment is celebrated Far
rer who guarantees to cure the shortest time the most
formidable diseases that horseknd is heir to- such
Blind Staggers, Big Shoulder, Big Head Chambers Swe-
ney, Distemper Founder, Gravel, and Dstempers and
Diseases of all descriptions in the successful treatment
Of which he ayas himself Of his own important discov-
cries made in that line Give us call and try our sYs-
tenn nov23l MARKHAM & SIMMS
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MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE.

FACULTY
REV. CHARLES B. STUART, PRESIDENT
And Professor of Moral Mental and Nutura Science
JOHN w. STUART, A. M
Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
w S. DONALDSON, NJ. D..
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and Composition.
Mrs. LIZZIE STUART
Insructress in English Literature and Mathematics
Mrs, f. A. BATCHELOR,
Instructress i'll the Primary Department
MILE ---( Ga native Of France
1nstructress in Modern Languages and Music.
MISS HATTIE NJ CUSHMAN,
Instuctress in Vocal and instrumental Music
Miss ANNETTE c. RICE,
Instructress in the Ornamental Department.
Mr.. 4. II. THOMAS,
Steward and Bursar
Mrs EMMA L. A. THOMAS.
Stewardess.
TINS next Collegiate year commences on Wednesday
October Sd, 1860 For further information apply to Mr.
A. Fl THOMAS, to J. l.. Scales, Secretary Board o
Trustees. LEWIS PHILLIPS
President Board Trustees
!. L. SCALES Secretary. aug29-Iy
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THE FREMONT HOUSE,

na,~,- EUWafds stFeet-ShfeveporT, Louslana.
EII4sssA TnE subscriber having leased the above
#s 9FAFvsTTsA well known and popular house and had
travelling public that he is now prepared to accommodate
guests pledging himsefthat nothing shall be wanting
his part to give satisfaction. The table will at all times
experienced cooks while the servants and walters are
attentive and polite. The fremont House being located
retired and agreeable part Of the town. free OF noise
and dust and at the time only few steps from the
centre of business affords unusual inducements
elers, who will all times find it comfortable home.
Prices moderate febgl S. P DAY.
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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.


FACULTY:
REV. J. FRANKLIN FORD,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences.
MISS CATHARINE E. COLEMAN,
Vice Principal, and lnstructress in Mathematic and
English Literature.
MISS L. BRAINERD
Instructrcss in the Physical Sciences Composition and
EocutiOn
MISS THE0D0CIA JOHNSON,
Instruetress in the English Branches.
Instructress in the Primary and Academic Department
PROF. GEO. c. TAYLOR,
Music the Harp, Piano and Yiohn.
PROF. J. LUTHER,
Music-Piano, Guitar, Violin, &c.
MISS MARY A. COLEMAN,
Music-Piano, Guitar and Vocal
MILE J.. DURAND lof Francet
Instructress in French and Music.
MRS E. r. T. THOMPSON
Instructress in the Ornamental Department
Terms. etc.
heScholastic years divided into terms Of twenty
one weeks each. The Autumnal Term commences on
the first Monday of October the Spring Term immed-
atev succeeds, WITHOUT VACATION and closes in July
The terms for tuition are payable quarterly, IN advance
but when delayed beyond the close Of the term interest
WILDE charged For the term Of twenty weeks they
5 follows
Tuition in Alphabetic Department ...... &15 co
Tuition in Academic Department and Freshman.
Tuition in Collegiate Department, three highest
classes 25 90
Incidental Expenses ! 90
Music-Piano-forte Guitar Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
:" Harp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 90
Drawing and Painting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
French Latin and Italian each 12 00
Embroidery 10 90
Wax-work, per course Of lessons. ........... 10 90
Fee for graduation. 10 90
Boarding including lights, washing &c.,...... so 90
Oil Painting. 30 90
Pupils entering at the opening of the term within
two weeks thereafter will be charged for the term;
viii any deduction be made for absence, except for Prov
Dental cause. Sep2l1y
SHREVEPORT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
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FURNITURE.

c. FLINT & JONES,
NO, A & IS Royal Street, New OrleansI
WoULD invite the attention of their
eiSzap, friends and the public to their q
well selected and large stock Of ISs9
NJ IS Cabinet Furniture. Having "A
WAN the past year greatly enlarged their establish
a they are now enabled to exhibit the best and most
I:l assortment of Cabinet FurptRre ever offered for
% N the south comprising everything necessary IN the
IIaaling Of dwelling.
addition to Furniture we keep for sale PLUSH, Hair
Ttleed Tgo @ Cloth Gimp, Cord, Tasses, Springs, Iacks,
''ae, NaFuish, Glue, etc
D.. Spring, Hair and Moss Mattresses,
-,4 -sI Spring Bed Bottoms, new and economical IN,
l-on laon Comforts Spreads Sheets, Pillow Gases and
7TlTJ Oars.
b,., MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
9Ef5less 9f variety Plain and Checked India Mattlng-
N % atofsof all kinds together with Ice Boxes of eV
aGGGlre carefully and securely packed for shipment
s la country purchasers will always lind our STOCK
I'M loF Aeir Inspection and are cordially invited TO
M, stort and examine for themselves
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SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,


HOLESALE GERS,
49, 0LD LEvEE STREET ..1T5
Hospital and Barrack streets, New Orleans.
aE daily receiving from Europe and the North
be Choicest Liquors, Wines, Brandles
m Groceries. to which they call the special
tention Of families, planters and country mer-
Fbey pledge themselves to furnish their friends
rabe terms as any house in The trade in the ci-
blowing comprises only small portion their
stock
sofClarct Wine;
White Wine, (Haute Sauterne;)
do do Barsac;
4ercssks Alexander seiguette Cognac;
III do do do;
ter do Louis lie Breton 1905, do;
do Castillon do;
do John Morris 18l5, d0i
do Burgundy Port;
do 0ld Madeira VP
yerv old Bourbon Whiskby;
New York Brandy and Gin;
cts Champagne pints and quarts;
Annisette and assorted Cordials;
IS Brandy Cherries;
Fruits in brandy, and IL their own jmeej
loves Swiss Cheese;
burger Cheeses;
Holland Herrings;
I'd Sardines
.a md Western Butter and Cheese;
I -lshed powdered and broken Sugar;
s ana and Java Coffee;
8 I'D Black Teas Of every quality;
candles, soap, spices, pickles sauces ketch-
ups mustard pepper preserves, Havana sweet meats,
olives cabers anch0vies almonds, ralsns, hgs, pfuneS
currans dates lberts chesnuts cranberries maeAere
salmon slad Goldfish buckwheat salad, olive and lard
oils sugar-cured hams buffalo tongues family beef pork
ETC., ETC.. all ofthe best quality.
Orders from the country punctually and carefully hlled
Country merchant and others visiting the city are invited
marcb25 - 'l1 SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
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BRITISH AND AMERICAN SHlPPING.-A select commit
tee of the British house of commons merchant ship
ping have made report on the subject entrusted to
their care and have discussed among other questions
referred to them reciprocity and beligerent rights at
sea- We quote the portion OF the report especially
touching upon American interests;
As regards the government of the United States your
committee feel deeply disappointed that they have not
taken a liberal course in regard to their coastng
trade The expectations entertained that the United
States government would yield the point contended
for provided ceded our c0asting trade to American
vessels have resulted in disappointment So strong is
this feeling that it has been pressed upon the attention
Of your committee from various quarters, that IN,
Americans ddno possess any colonies and consequently
gave no equivalent in return for the cession of our
colonial trade them, and that, the trade from the
eastern coast Of the United States to California, either
by the way OF Panama round Cape Horn, has .
analogy to that which Is deemed eossting trade We
ought to have hesitation in excluding the ships ct
the United States from colonial carrying trade, with
view to bring their shipowners to just Of what
is due to our friendly reclamations.
But, though your committee are not prepared tq re-
commend the adoption Of this course, they are Of
opinion that the unremtng attention Of her majeStys
government should be directed to this important qies
ton, with view to remove, if possible the last ami
only obstruction to free and UNRESTRICTED com
mercal and maritime intercourse between the United
States and this country,
The report then proceeds to speak of the course
which, according to its views the government ought to
pursue obtain reciprocity fFUH tiIOsU StteS WHICH
withhold it,
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NorHIsG 70 LIVE FOR IN THIS WoRtD."-Who is
licensed to make such uterance? Many seem to
think thev are both saints and sinners; but no, en-
phatieally no. Such language results from chagrin dis
appointment-in word, some action Of morbid or
perverted brain or heart Especially when christian
presunes to say such thing it is wrong, all wrong
'Nothing to live for!" Have all your talents been
taken away from you2 know woman who has been
on her back for twenty years yet reoees that she has
something to live for she makes garment FOR t
poor and prays for Gods blessings uponthe receiver
Why the christian has soInethingto live for, in
trbulaon for he can glory in them here, and in their
sanctifeation he gets far more rich and a!qndant
entranee-all things working together for his good
Certainly 30 attain this higher end in glory is worth
living for here, just as long He wills, ID the most
doleful circumstances.
But to say nothing more, this certain that oAg
as there is tear to be wiped, snnerto be saved,
child to be brought to your knee and taught the way
of life there IS much very much for you to live for q
this world.
Christians, look out instead Of within up instead Of
down and then Won will sing new song
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Had Travelled FAR.-The other morning about ten
o'clock lant and hunger worn individual rode up il
front of the White House and asked for feed for him
self and horse The clever old bonitace, who is til
top landlord and generous good man, ordered th(
meal Immediately, the traveller alghted and IN lev
minutes was seated at the table Uncle Johnnie seeing
that the feed was up to the usual mark, made al
snrts of apologies. hut the eater Nnrkad in sencf
and did not seem notice the presence of mine host
This sulkv demeanor rather miffed uncle Johne, who
toigh seldom known to swar stuck lis thumbs in BIZ
vest arm-holcs expanded his chest and stomaeh anc
said:
'Stanger, look here, dad burn my picture if hahn
made all the apology necessary, and more too consid
ering the breakfast and who gets it and now Ill tel
you, I've seen dirtier and h CT scantier breaklas
than this several times"
The eating one stopped quietly laid down his tools
searchingly eyed the landlord, and slowly asked
'Is-that-so?"
''Yes, sir it is"
well then, I'll be id, old hoss, if you laint out
Travelled mep'
Uncle Johnie incontinentlv "caved.n
TOkoona Miss Prairie News.
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CaRIsrAxITY AND CNILRA-IoS.-The Beirut cor
respondent 6fa New York daily paper says that where
ever professionalism prevails, there is desire for eduea
ton and enlightenment Protestants must have books.
In the cast there are no libraries in the houses oi
the wealthy The minds Of tie people are vacant and
uninstructed with 10 desire for knowledge or improy
mcnt. But when one becomes protestant, he ses1hs
to awaken from a sleep. protestant cannot live
without books and the he reads the Bible, tie
kaener is his appetite for light and knowledge 3ro
tt.stant home will thus nave library; and the na
tive houses are mostly built without windows adapted
toreading new windows must be opened N the house
Of the protestant TO admit the sunlight to h;s home as
well as the truth his heart With the demand for
books there is also demand for printing presses news
papers and general enlightenment. In other marks
OF civilization the protestants take the lead Among
the mountaineers Of Lebanon the protestants are al
most the only ones who have introduced ron heating
stoves. and abandoned the old habit Of kinding fire
on the floor With closed windows and doors and nc
chimney, and suffering torture from Che smoke.
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d Poydras streets, New Orleans.
HAVE large and well assorted stock OF
81 Shelf and Heavy Hardware, oWEDEs
~sSSY and FxcT1sH BAR iRoNI They are agents
agG for the sale Of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
rTssr TRoN and are supplied with complete assort
mont Of the various sizes. They are also Agents Tor
% sas Sre tTRs CrLEBRATEp QUEEN OF THE SoUTH CoRN
yn WHEAT MILLS and have full assortment on hand
Az nneroritv of these mills over others is fully estab
.t ~ mv2
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4 gentleman born and bred in Cheapsde, London,
was lately invited to visit friend in the agricultural
districts The rural aspect Of the place amused and
charmed him; still he had brought away from the city
Ills full share of suspicion and the answers that be re-
eeiyef of his enquiries really did won
derful that be began to suspect that he being Chat
fed At last they approached meadow, in which'
was Standing glorious crop Of hay The cockney gazed
at it wonderngly It wasn't grass wssr's wheat, it
wasn't turnip tops eWhy, whatever do you call this
stuff said he to us companion, That why, hay, 70
tie sure was the reply "Hay,-hei hel--ccme that's
cutting It little too thick. If that's hay just show
pee she hag-corns come nov
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u j HART s. Co-.
Il. }. HARI q Coi,
Nos. II AND ~ TcEoUPToULAs STREET,
HAyE on hand fun and well selected stock Of
III GRO & y II s.


Nos II AND T9 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET,
JTAYE on hand a full and well selected stock Of
Ill GROC Z RIES,
aud other articles in their line in part consisting Of
C0FFEE-Ri0 HaTaua ana Java.
TEAs-Tmperal, Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson youhg
d?son, souchong, padre, etc.
SCEaR-Brown, white loaf, crushed and powdered.
AoAssEs-Countrv, sugar house and golden syrup.
IoBACco-tssOrted brands, comprising all qualities
CGlRs-Large stock, well assorted
SEcEs-Coyes mace, nutmegs, pepper ginger, alsplce
ground spices of all kinds.
Solp-Brown Boston, western, northern white and
tl1cr in bars and cakes CASTLE.
STARCH-Fox's, Cincinnati.
WNEs-Madeira Opo-to, claret, white, sweet and dry
Malaga huscat, Sherry.
BaASDr-Cognac, Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
.an.
GlS-Holland and domestic.
BUg-jamaica New Orleans, \. L.
WHBEEY-M -Monongahea, Bourbon, Western Virginia,
rish, Rockford, apple champagne.
Drugs AND DYEs-Indigo, madder, sulphate qulhlhc;
9gher with full assortment of other staple drugs ana
Chemicals by the case only.
Wooden and Willow Ware, brooms, gunny bag, buck
s3. tubs, azehelves, etc.
WTHRnLs PHILADELPHIA WHITE LEAD-Haymg been
made agent for the sale of the celebrated White Lead
1alaetured by Witherll and Brother, we shall keep
constantly on hand large assortment Of the different
grades and various sized packages, to which we invite
Ne attention Of the trade.
Our old friends are solicited to give us a call
New Orleans, Feb. y, 1883
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HARDWARE. IRON, lGc., Sc,

Wholesale Dealers IN
,,-,,, Ton.cco ZINE GROCERIES an1 PLANTATION Sup
march7-ly.
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F. MULHAUPT.
rcsrr noon AND RIIND FACTORY,

SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACIOK4'
Corner OF Cotton street and Texas road.
-, THE undersigned having erected q commodouS
f:;i factory, and procured machinery, embraelng al
ELL the late improvements, are now prepared 70 exc
cute anv orders in his line the shortest notice. ana
On the most reasonable terms He will make to oIaeg
anv description Of sash, Doors. Blinds, &C. WI VI.
also keep on hand ali sizes Of mouldings etc. ETC. An
Tarharv d 1888 F. MULHAUPT
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CRANES III ETALLIC BURIAL CASIK ETS.
EEyHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
right ofselhng these beautiful and celebrated Burial
Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have just
ceiyed and will keep on hand very large assortment,
embracing every size, which will be sold At very low
Eetto the public feeling confident that it IS superior
any case nov in use for beauty Of design elaborate and
artistic fnish simplicity in timing, etc. Il IS highly de
corated has unique silver ountings is perfectly ar
f easket being constructed OF the finest French plate
qiass renders it the most desirable ever invented
Beautiful metallic caps the glass and secure the
case from damage against external pressure.
A Il orders promptly attended to. ThecasketS arefea-
dv for deIireIT or Shipment at Il moments notice
j. s. KENDALL
;,ia71 Corner of Texas and Mcneil SITS
- EAGLE COTTON GINS Of the celebrated cAavEs
% rake on consignment and for sale bT
i,I,sG5 HoWFIf- a BTCk NER-
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hFa 70, : n n0V0VAN7

,uox factors, Commission and Forwarding
~ Merchan''' 49, march17-ly
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coGyAC BRANDIES, WINES, Seq AIRS, &c.

- u p1yKARD CLAIBORNE STEELE. FERDINAND PINkARD.
PINCkARD, STEELE q Co.
Corner Graycr and Tchoupitoulass Streets ~ Orleans
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SHREVEPORT FEMALE INSTi

NRs. N. B. HAY.
Principal and Insructress in higher English and French
Miss 5. w GBBS,
InstrRetress in Musical Department.
af4A The second term of this institution will begin
ki irTA- u Monday, Septembcr3 8, in the house former
E5+aFTsS " occupied by Col B. NJ. johnson, corner
{sss Of Travis and Mcneil streets.
eSp TERMS.
0rthogaphy, reading, writing primary geogra- can m
ply mental arithmetic, per term of y weeks 81 "
Geography, grammar history, arithmetic, alge
bra, geometry, physical, mental and moral 30 90
science,
Latin and French each 90
wax OFK,.... IL W
Painting-Waer coors Grecian, .l5 90
MUSIC, ~ ~
Embroidery, .............l 10 90
Payable one-hai in advance the remainder at the close
of the session. No deduction except in of prorae
ted illness
Additional teachers will be secured the increase of
pupils may demand, augl5
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
GITUATED near Shreveport, will be again opened for
- the reception of pupils on the % MONDAY, THE 9TH
or JANUARY, 1860.
Charges:
1st. For board, tuition, washing fuel lights
&c, per session of ; months, 1925 90
I'd For day scholars. per session of months so 90
No pupil received for less than five months, deduc
tion for absence except in of protracted illness
All charges to be paid strictly, half in advance.
S.P HEIME, A. NJ,
January A 1860. Principal and Proprietor.
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I r VALENTINE 81 Co,
.,.,,D o. coZlr,nSSf0V ~ MERCHANTS, II Com
GhNEhtAL+ Se,y Orleans Collecting Receiving and
" Moi rd Planters orders specially attended to.
FofWH0lHs' N June
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Fsy"FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER
Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT,

assg Has just received per steamers Era No 4, n -
ese. Edwards an extensive and complete stock = y
Of Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the manufactu-
rers selected in person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions Of
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete IN
town. Is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
NAV rest assured thai TREY win be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies, men and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
AIso-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries Plantation Stores, Hardware Cutlery
Glassware Queensware, etc. etc. TO all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thePubhcis sociied
now A. WINTER.
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HILLSBORO,N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
TENHIS institution is under the conduct of Col. Z. {
TEW late superintendent of the State Military acad
envy at Columbia s. @. The course of study Is Of
highly scientific character and the discipline strictly
military For circular address the superintendent
febS-ly
EF1TSICF NFETGgGF