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NEGROES FOR SALE.

Just arrived with choice ~
~ lot of Virginia, Carolina Aa
IN and Georgia Negroes, con-
.-4 sisting Of feIdhands, cooks, -A.I
house servants, washers. ironers, and
seamstresses and viii be receiving
fresh supplies during the season. which
/ offer for sale low for cash, or APP
proved paper.
IL Locatedin Shreveport, on Milan
Street, in Major Tally's new building.
a few doors below the Commercial
Hotel. and near Howard. Tally & Co.'s
warehouse.
80 GEORGE j. PITTS.
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~ BY ysferenee to our advertising
Dope ~tmenG it viii be seen that Mr.
GeOrGe ]. Pitts, has establishes. ne
gro depot III Shreveport.
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- uifOCtSos iF0Iu Tie OBerk OF the
District court Of Bossier parish, and
State of Louisiana, at the late residence
Of James w. Afford, deceased on
URDAY
the 25th day of February next, 1860.
/, Philo Alden, Sheriff Of The Parish Of
Bossier, and ex-oficio auciioneer, ofsaid
parish, viii sell all the land belonging
TO the succession Of said deceased, be-
ing the land now cultivated BY The
hands of the succession, described a.
follows, to wit:
The south west Quarter of south east
quarter Of section 7 township l9 range
IL; containing 80 25-1o0 acres; the
north west quarter Of south east quar-
ter of section I township 10 range IL.
containing 80 $4,000 acres; the west
quarter of section township 19 range
IL, containing 800 acres the south
quarter ofsouth west quarter Of section.
6 Of township l9 range II, containing
so acres the north west quarter Of
north east quarter and south east quar-
ter of south east quarter of section II
township 10 range IL, containing so
acres the south west quarter Of south
east quarter and south east quarter Of
south west quarter of section 10 town.
ship 10 range IL, containing 7s 10 100
acres the north east quarter Of north
west quarter Of section 10, township
10 range IL, containing 50 $4,000
acres the south east quarter of south
east quarter Of section township Ie
range IL, containing SO I4-100 acres:
the north east quarter Of the south east
east quarter Of section Is township 1e
range IL, containing 20 $4,000 acres;
the north west quarter Of north east
quarter of section 10 township I9
range II /; containing 46 $1,000 acres;
the south east quarter Of north west
quarter Of section I8 township I9 range
IL, containing 80 $500 acres; the
south east quaater Of north west Guar
ter Of section 10 township 10 range
IL, containing 80 $1,000 acres; north
east quarter of south east quarter Of
section township 10 range IL, con-
tang 80 55-l00 acres; the mort west
quarter Of south east quarter Of section
Is township 10 range IL, containing
| so 55-10e acres, containing IN all
| 954 81 100 acres.
The terms or sale are on credit OF
| IL months, the purchaser to give 8
notes, each due II months offer date,
and bearing interest at eight per cent
from day Of sale.
| This 10th January, 1860.
i PHILO ALDEN, Sheriff
Il and Ex-oficio AuctioneeE,
! nso 5s pr s24 so
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Or There is ! good deal Of discuss
sion, about these days. in regard to
the marriage Of cousins. We have
heard the III naturod remark that all
marriage is cozeuing.
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B@- The Legislature of Texas has
appointed a joint committee to report
upon the proprietor Of calling popu>
lar convention to frame new constitu-
ten.
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F. G. H4RGTS

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
IA Farmeryille, Union parish. La.
VIII attend promptly to all business
entrusted to his care, in the courts "a
the 18th Judicial District 40
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5 See the professional caSd of F
6. Hsrgis, in another columns
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See notice headed S25 90 re-
ward. |
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~ The young man who fell into a
brown studywas fshed out By young
lady with 8 hook>and>eye.
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THE LoUIsvILLE JovaSAL-This
newspaper, now in its thirtieth year, has
attained a celebrity and circulation sur
passed BY few papers out of the city Of
NeY York. As Daily Journal, the
pZoprietors vilI spare no expense TO
make it Of the first class. The net
work of Telegraph all over the Union
enables them to report all events Of
public interest almost sim ultaneously
with their occurrence; while the IN
creased facilities Of Railroad eemmuni-
cation offer new channels for the prompt
delivery Of the, Journal to subscribers
in the very shortest period after publ
cation.
The Agricultural department Of the
Journal is made one of special atten'
ton and interest. The articles under
this head are prepared by a Practical
Farmer, and have commanded the ap.
proyal of sorle of the best agricultu-
Iist 10 this and other States. Terms
of subscription Daily, when sent By
mail. S. Country daily and Tri-week.
| IL, S.; Weekly, in clubs of ten, l so
Weekly, single copy. 81. Remittance.
by mail, at risk of proprietors. Al
orders should be addresse to Prentice
Henderson & Osborne, Louisville, XIV
4 FUSxY PARsox.-Parson Brown.
low, Of the West Tennessee Wing, wht
IS in the habit of speaking his mind
freely, is perhaps as ever he was in ref
ference to the attitude of the Soutt
Americans and Democrats in Congress
He says:
| We of course would not advise South,
ern Opposition members what 10 do
believing them competent-to presery,
their own self-respect and to discharg
sworn duty TO their country and thei
constituents. But were we rnembe
of the Southern Opposition in Con
gres, before We would occupy the pal
try and contemplate attitude of creep
ing after party that had spurBed u
By IFS deliberate acts, We would see tn
Capitol of the nation, and all the terri
tory north and south of it, sunk to eter
nal peTdition. Nay we would see al
the political organizations in Americ;
as far IN bell as a pigeon could ly in
thousand years. or forge hamme
would fall in twice that length OF time
Sooner than Thus degrade curselye.
under a pretense of battling for tb
homes and rights Of our children, "
would see them all starre to death, an
then seat ourselves upon their eo5fH
NTH Southern gsntLsmGa. aud pLa
push pin TOR a drink Of lager beer !
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MARRIED..on the 10Th instant, at
the residence Of the brides father. By
the Rev. J. Franklin Ford. Mr.. A.
GEORGE, Of Claiborne parish, to Mica
PENNY P. HoDGEs. Of this parish.
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BELLEVUE:
FRIDAT5::ss::::J-aNUARF 90, ls6o.
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J. ID. 81. B. Wilkins

A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law
N Minden. La. Will practice IN
the parishes of Bossier, Claiborne and
Bienville, vIna0
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of James W. Afford, decd.
Dy virtue Of an order of sale TO me
D directed, from the Clerk of the
District court Of Bossier parish. and
State Of louisiana, at the late residence
Of James w. Afford, deceased on
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u Singular fact concerning the
variation Of the magnetic needle, is no.
ticed on Lake Ontario. During the
past u years, says the Rochester Union,
more than dozen vessels have gone
ashore between the mouth Of Genesee
river and point dozen miles West
and IN every instance the disaster has
been attributed to defect in the com
passes by which the vessel was steered,
L. The editor Of the Savannah
Republican, who has been few days
in Washington, remarks. as most no
ticeable thing, that Notwithstanding
the Incorporate and apparently exas-
perated debates in the House, otherwise
good feeling seems to prevail. The
private intercourse Of members is mark
ed BY gentility and even kindness, s.
that the writer thinks matter need no
be considered desperate"
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Nirbmnnh 9.spatft.
"a ;.,I rIIp IAY MORNINu. !. July Is iseo
LOVE



There are who say the lovers heart
In in the loved ones merged:
On never by loves own warm art
Mol hearts that love hath crowned or crossed
Love tondiy kuits togcther,
But not thoua hi or hne - ios'
That made part OF ei'hef'
Expanding in the soft bright heat.
That draveth each TO othcr,
Each feels itself IA every beat,
Tboug h beating tor another;
II ts their very uDien's art
The separate parts 10 prove,
man frat learns how great his heart
When he has learned to love.
The loving heart gives back as due
The treasure II has found
As scents ieturn la hin who threw
The precious things around
As mir .ors show. because thes re bftsht,
that shsdows DER them move
Receives the iIxht, and ~ the iish
Reflects the form OF love.
As he who. wrapt In fancy's dream,
BENDS DER soHe wave al even.
Yet deep within the sunlight suesi"
Sees bat himself and heavsn-
So, fooketh through hrs loved one eses'
The Ioyer-nnd amid loves skies
Himself Is eveTt where.
II i. an III, told tale that tells
OF hearts by love msde one i;
He grows who near anntfers cweiis
More conscious of his own:
In each spring u new thoughts and powers
That, 'mio loves warm clear weather.
Tosether tend like climbing flowers,
And, turning, grow together.
Such Sections blink loves better part,
Yield up its half OF bliss
The wells are IN the neigteor heart
When there is thirst IN this.
There hndeth love the passion flowers
On which 10 learns 10 thrive,
Makes honey in another's bowers,
But brings 1t home To hive.
IsTe's life is in its own replies
To each low beat il beats,
Smiles back the smiles, signs back the signs
And every throb repeats.
Then sipoe enc loving heart still throws
Two shadows IN loves sun,
U,w should two loving hearts compose
And mlnglc into enc!
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NJ The Grea, yirsinia Remedy, and n

NJ The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
aUMBUG.-PETERS' 1NFAELIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRhEE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-Ths great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercuriai or Balsamie properties, exoels
avery thing heretofore offered the puplic in its Gu
ratIve, restorative and renovatlng powers; and
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
,onfounaed when they have ocular cemonstra-
lions OF the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health and all ether cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without SINGLE
lIonorrhOea which the remedy will not cure, pro-
yded the directions are carried out with prudence
Dr. the part of the patient; and any purchasing
nalf a dozen bottles and using accordingly, IN his
Or her case, ne guarantees q perfect cure; and IN
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine.
free of charge, to complete the cure, through MS
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
veDienee 10 the patient. -
Sold by APPERSON 4 DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and D. A. STRECkEk,M Main street, Drag
lists, agents for the city of Richmond.
m 2S--d6mF
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-. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Jus families who have heretofore used Dir. ]. s..
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most IN
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
nas been compelled TO change the wrapper, which
Is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
ure over the cork of every bottle of the genui
Medicines, that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants ana
Believed their sutierlngs.
DR.. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cough.
md dseaSes q te ianss IS tie stanoaro reheGS'
srrans or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, l0f Broad st,
iaaI-H Richmond. Va.
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@A Common sense rules the mass of the
pc pie wha ever tue mIsnamed and mIsanthrope
phiiosopbe may say 10 the contrary. show them
a good thing, let Its merits be clearly demonstra-
ted, and they Will not hesitate To give it their
most cordial patronage. the masses have al
reauv ratified the judgment of a physician, CON
corning the virtues of HOSTETTEh'S BITTERS,
as may be seen IN the immense quantities of THIS
medicine that are annually sold In every section
of the and 1t is now recognized rs greatly supe-
nor TO all other remedies yet devised Tor diseases
of the digestive organs, such as dlarrhPa. d, sen
erv, dyspepsia, ana for the various fevers that
arise from arrangement of those portions of the
3, stem Hostetter's name is rapidly becomlr z a
household word from Maine to TeXa., from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the ar
ticle and be sausfed
Sold oy Druggists and dealers generally every
where. jy 2-lm
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GL1 20. DEMONSTRATING OFF. REGARD
LESS OF COS r. In accordance with a custom
! ADOPTED many years ago-not TO carry oyei any
goods from one season to another ii it could
below the actual prime cost the remaining stock Of
peIege Robes and hounces; French o,gandy
Bersxes; gkinis Organizes and Briliiantes; French
SShailles; summer Silks. and every DESCRIPTION OF
shawls and MsntilIas; Summer Chenille, and all
other descriptions Of summer slsvls sRd wrap,
pings; parasois, Lace Mitts; Gaods iof Aen's AID
meI wear ID my store, will be offered, ana must be
sold, regardless of the cost and saorthce Persons
nation, THAT am determined To close out all my
summer stock at much less tran their value.
ALFRED MOSES, " Main Ut,
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spRINe, nvFFOoATs and BUSTERS.
Choice MARsEILLESy VESTS.
E FANCY LINEN "a MA, rev styles.
FRENCH DRAP DETE COATS.
MARsEiILEs and SILK VESTS.
sKELEION VESTS, Isgt asair.
GAVE sHfR Is and DRAWERS.
SH0iILDER RISE M SHIRTS.
CORDED SILK aCKS
All OF which are new. havine been made within
the last two months. and warranted In every par
tieular. Call on your ''oid famiIia friend" TUP-
MAN, at 100 Main street, south side. third door
above l4th street. w. s. TUPMAN,
~ lots r. IS Agent.
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~ NEW AND TTRACTifh
GHHN ROUTE TO NEW Y0RKr<,x~~uH1
- n I : n

6Es< NV AND A T T n A GIVE
GHEfN ROUTE TO NEW YoRKr<.su~u5
sszEsa.aVlA ETERsBu r. ~
AND NORF0LK-p Passengers leay.s..,-,a.v
and SATURDAY mornings, by the RICHMOND
AND PETERSBNRG RAILROAD CARS, 81
half past four n'cloek--say $50 A. N WI con-
arrive at Norfolk in due tune 10 take the sss1 ss
ships ROANOKE, YORKTOWN and JAMvE2.
early the mari dau afternoons in tine for the dh
ferent lines going FAST ard NORTH. .,,.
Passage to New Yatk from Richmond lnc,uottaas -
meals and state room, on board the steame,S' ~
same as though passage was I2ken on "s'N Wv
ship here-slo.
A'' ~S' TUDLAM l. WATSON,
Opposite steamers "hafyes,
n B.--The Pursers Of the ships, or one .. Py s
Clerks will be on hand IN the vicinity q ms s
tersburg ticket of6es every Monday ednss,
and Saturday naSnipgs, ~ o'etoek, 70 ss 70
cured them at our ofkee previously Ia w.
mh 81 70
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a.. Laidiey's Ap0thecary is for the present
on Main street, above 5th, where 1t will continue
until his nsw store is ready. He has in store d
PERI NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention To the business, to merit lib
eral share OF public patronage,
JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
tOfthe late firm of lis idey & Robnson.)
jy Sim
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IA. N e Yo MS

kA yous .
SUFFERERS,
FESSIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE Y22h b HEALTH RESToR-
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIG0RATOR!
We offer il to all casses-lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such "A mass OF testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. b. +. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1880
Msssr,. Mortimer 4 Motcbray:
The use of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
The effect it has had on my throat disease has been
marvellous. For all such diseases most cordially
recommend 1t. Yours, truly,
B F. BROOKE,
Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. +. Church.
AS AN INVIG0RATOR.
AS an lnvlgorator and restorative, where gem
all the Cordials before the public cure for DyS
persia, Cough, Scr0faid and RhennatiSBl, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t has been
truly successful to the single and married We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine Tor all their
diseases.
Ne Call and get Pamphlets and sse cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD i CO., Richmond
0y DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the prng-
:ists in Petersburg: By MORTIM Err & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
as, my 2S-d6cwts
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- July 2nd, 1850.
GREAf SACRIFICE OF
FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have this day marked down the following
Goods from rs to 80 per cent. below cost, to sell
them off before lst of August, at which time We
shall close out all summer Goods on hand at auc-
ton: .
5000 worth of elegant DRESS SILKS
,Irenadine. Berege and 0rgandle ROBES;
BEREGES, ORGANIZES and LAWNS;
1LINETF rs, DUCALS and English BE-
GlNGHAMs, coIored French BRILLIANTEs,
PARASOLS;
POPLINETT BUSTERS and SILK NANTES.
PERKINS & CO.,
jy Sim No. l4l Eagle Square.
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,9 SHOES AND TRUNKS sCyYyy
AT Low PRICES. NFnN

G. HELLER & CO., No. 1873 Broad street. are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., IN the
State. viz:
Ladies' fine Caters, with heels. at Sl-25 La
dies fine Congress Caters, with heels, at 81 .5O
Ladies' fine quality Morocco Boots, with heels, at
SIPS, GEN tLEMEN'S WAR.
Gents city made French Calf Boots, at IS;
Gents city made French Calf Oxford Ties, S3 !;
Gents city made French Calf Caters, 50; Gents
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
81. PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
Mems fine Brogans, at 81 a pair; Women's Heel
ed Leather Boots, at rs cents a pair; Chiidrens
Heeled Leather Boots. at so cents pair.
TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, &c,
Of the best and largest manufacture, only sold at
low prices at q. HELLER 4 CO.'S.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland snd dins
on boa rd the comfortable steamer between Acaaa
Greek and Washington. -
~ For further information, apply at tns ono"
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Az
aaN,r RUTH, Sup't,
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VIRGINIA CENTRA

F-y- rs.5- Virginia CENTRAL
- 80 - RAILRoA o--The D AZ
s1xx soss--s'~ NJ | l. and PASSENGER
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, st $50 A. M,
for GORnONsVILLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE
STAUNToN. LYNCHBTE3. ALEXANDRIA,
BRISTOL. KNOXVILLE, ard all points in the
Southwest and daily texeeo' sunGsSsl for JACK
SON RIVER and inter mediate statlors west Of
Charlottesville. STAGES for the SPRINGS coz
nec with the Tram at Staunton. Milboro' sud
Iackson's River For g-rtie1laIs, inquire at the
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3, kxPk COMFORTABL,
TRAytlERs fOpN
a rkkz5zsssssssSsn TO THE NlRTH- lShll

As,k y - NORTHERN NTRAL
RIA LW Y.-Trains leave Calvert St~ion,
Baltimore. daily, texeept Sundsy.) at 8 80 A M
and at 80 T. M. for Niagara Falls fare only ten
dollars Buffalo, Owego, Oswego Toronto, lam
ilton, all parts of Western New York and Canada.
for Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis. and ali
parts OF the West. Northwest and Southwest
Travellers ean go to Detroit. Chicago, MIlwau-
any other route.
new route to New York is now open BY this
Road, VIA Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
ore change of cars. Fare So Take the $50 A. NJ
train and GO through by daylight over frst-ciass
Roads and through beautiful country TRY il,
IA Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. G; CLARKE, Supt.
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n Ho9Ts AyD sHOEs-GREAT

- BOOTA md SHOES-GREAT -
UREpuCTI0N In PRICES -CHAs. -
>VBEHLE, Broad street, between III and VI;
Keeps a large stock Of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Servants, Wear constantly on hand. and detss
anSbndy ia Richmond 10 compete with him IN hrs
ne, "a be manufactures TO order ,andeuper! ntends
himself; SJreat hargalrs In LadIea aud ~ ,sses
GO !qred CATERS M r DC C Q OTBES.
SLIPPERS and BUSRIhS. Gentlemen's CITY
made Paent Leather u AITERS. OXFORDT!ES
and SL1PPEaS.- will sell INV summer stock Of
Goods at and below cost. Call soon. II you wish To
get good bargain. loo l4-yi cHAs. BELLE.
- To TIE LADIES OF RICH
~@ M0ND.-l wish 20 cail your t e. x
IA cArf aisR'ss' sHoEs, embracins Great Va,
riety of styles. among which are the fohowing:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Shippers; La.
dies Heeled Kid ard Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies, Heeled ClQth
Caters. several Qualities; Ladies Heelsd Preach
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Busklns,
without heels; Masses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Missesi Heeed Congress and Ide- Laced
Caters; Misses Heeed Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeed French Boots, new sly 10
Children's Heeled Kid and Morocco Slips and An
kls Ties Chiidreu's Morocco and Goat Bootees.
without heels; Childreu's Copper Tipt Bootees,
without heels; Cbdren's French Boots, new
style together with any other style or quaiity
that may lie needed. A cal 10 solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 90 Main sc.
mo C.. PAGE, IN,
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cywy-~o TRUNKS AT CGST.-we will from
kysa this day offer stock of Trunks. Valices,
~x2KHHat Cases. Carpet Bags, &c, at cost -
Having made unusual large purchases of Trunks
early in tue season, and 6uding that our stock Is
larger than desirable. end in order TO reduce our
stock, we will sell at about cost prices thereby Of
fering great inducements to all In want oil any
thing in the Trunk line.
No MAR nth