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SHREVEPORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AND OTHER VEHICLES all of the highest finish and
rauted ofthe very best material and workmanship which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
We continue to carry at the old Stand, corner OF
Milan and Edwards streets, the
BLACKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
in sill their branches and hayng hand 000 feet Of
seasoned timber embracing every description together
with the largest stock of iron and steel brought
this place. able do work the shortest notice
and in the best manrer Cur patrons may rest assured
that heretofore, will pay prompt personal attention
to the repairing of carriages buggies, wagons and all
other vehicles
Our work in all cases will be guaranteed.
Mr. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shooting
department and the firm ali times be found
in attendance at the Shop and Repository
ROBSON i kIAfBLE.
Shrernnnrt .Lanmnrr Is-s
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MORE NEM Gn0nSr

MORE NEW GOODS!
7 HAVE Just returned again from the city with new
and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
every style and quality call the attention of the ladies'
in particular and request them call and examine the
goods as selected them with great and they cannot
be surpassed in Shreveport My motto is small profits
and quick sales Coie one, all and get bargains,
as am determined not to be undersold 4 word to the
gentlemen inregard my clothing and furnishing goods,
and examine the goods for yourselves and be con-
WINGED that they the best ever brought to this place
iulyS Nv. MARKS.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A FAST. FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW YORK via
"A Savannah, Ga conveys Goods to New Orleans,
Texas and all Southern cities with increased speed and
at very low rates To insure advantages, mark Goods
North
Care R. R. AGENT, Savannah, and
Care j. w GREGORY, New Orleans, La"
Where the most ample preparations madeto ensure
dispatch.
Goods promptly forwarded to any part Of Alabama,
Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Texas.
Forwarding Office at New Orleans rs Tchoupitoulas
street personally attended by Mr.. JOSEPH MoGRIDGE.
j. ". GREGORY, Genl Agent South,
aug 1s60-tf Is Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans.
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WILL FFFECTC ALLY ClkL1 Nm
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA !, ~ l GJr
Chronic or nervous debility, diseases ;rlr or I'D
all diseases arising from dlSordeIeu u,
Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inward llieS'4'i,G3 drilf
the stomach fullness of blood 10 INC - tsrt
swimming in the head papiation oil w VIZ. e5ol
or weight in the stomach, sour er'e'g 1ss.5rt
sufiocatinc feeling when lying down. VI G:,rsrl
ness of the skin and eyes, night s"e":.ii .r5deni
pain in the small of the back, chest or isrs
of heat, depression Of spirits, ort0
despondency or any nervous disease; ond rerr
tbo skin and fever and aeue lor chills g9q
OVER 4 MILLION OF bOLtbI ana
Have been sold during the last SIX mon, ls,;on
instance has it failed i'll giving entire S,ben M
then, viii suffer from weakness OF ueD5'''
Strengthening Cordial will cure you. d. idea Of Us
No language can convey an adequ"tS odncsdt
mediate and aIoost miraculous change p oI hi
ing this Cordial in the diseased degL,r n excess
nervous system whether broken DOW" .iovst8
by nature, or impaired by sickness u besh
strung organisation is restored IDoS0SS
vigor. MARRIED ILh'lr ~ whatsTef Z r. !.
Or others conscious of inability, II pli tbcorsD
viii End Mol CONS STRENGTHENING Cordal haze rais
generator of the system; and al " Nv m Ind 10 tlsV'
themselves by improper indulgence
dial certain and speedy reme.1,,rrS
McIEAN'S STRENGIHENi-, IN NfTPIENI W
Is a sovereign and speedy cure lol iii6iea bea5a@
tionnoontnence ofurie or involuntary a., 4sa
offalng of the womb gddness, In Ks 5gg ,.,
incident to females. THERE Is NJ Iif c 10
IT Suffer no longer, Take i aeG2 ,rots you and'
twill stimulate strengthen and saScsk again. al
the bloom of health 10 moT1t Your E TO GIVE %
TSF ii on ! = F0Fs CHILDRESS gcLi
Ifyour children are sckly, Pu0y, % and robust =
Cordial will make them healthy IA, An.oSpviac3a
not moment, trr it. and you viii 10 9e TAKE nj
III Is DELICIOUS ~ Ljiaolars sas9 u. +.
CArr1ox.-Be0asa Of Druggists e. sSosrsapara I'M
try ID nFtrn 5onyou some bitter o. IS iut 4 sT
which they can guy cheap, by saSlp5 ranghens a
Avoid such Ae9. Ask for AeL' !, he only rene ID
VIII viii purify an y 5e blood .o.onS and
stredgtbeatbe system One tablS n,Te Il eboIe1
and fer7f yellow fever or any Pge51ssf'p per to
put up in large bottles Prl Tieef GF sole PToPt
bottles for s.. h uTTil-l,spic Oil LIZ LIZ ref
Principal depot on the corner 81 6rie deans ahss
ST. louis, Ne, Fer sac IN ~ IA II and 81 sl.2E
SHi5 I, esrsrze9r+ F1v aIl (rlSA
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y "a CASKS superior Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
~ Just received and for sale by
serso HOWELL & BUcKNFR.
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PITTSBURG MANUFACTURED
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAWS, &c

other kinds Of Wagons, Tor h0fses aLIu 0AE Ddt Y II
ans and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageWagons baggage and other carts for horses
and all other articles in the wheelwrght line, made Of
the best seasoned materials, and warranted to be superior
to anv other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
Southern country Purchasers win find to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
faIlaos tnovs8. 1861 PHELPS, PARKE d Co.,
90 AZ and IA Perdido street, New Orleans.
n B. We keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of Drays and Carts from the mandatory q A..
Simens Coleman Il Co., Philadelphia.
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MN FRS
GAN AglAN
vERNE UGE.
a cIERfAIH
REMEDY f!fg'K)WORMS.

- Physicians generally now use WineFs r,.I.
Yermifuge. This medicine is a simple yegat,E ..al
ration, and can always be administered INK l., sa
safety and confidence as 10 the result add v t tra.
destroy Worms, and restore the paticntt bssIb
Overo thousand certificates have been sfpt,os,,.
from planters, merchants and physicians be5s ~.
inonyto the efficacy of this infalible remed7 Wggs
in all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We, the undersigned having frequently administered
Winners Canadian Eermifuge and being faIr ,,a.s
with its efficacy, confidently recommend as .sisssi
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms frn5.
intestinal canal G. 0. REILLY.
Licentiate fthe r, G, Of surgeons in Ireland i,
G. W. DICKINSON
Member Of the r. c. Of surgeons in IaBlob :,
80 Physicians, Chemists and Druggists prssea
TESTIMONY OF. NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND pfu55lgy
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of the cv Il N,
Orleans have sold IN our trade Miners Canadian Vent
fuge for over ten years past; and siuce M nnol1ea,
into this section Of the country it has given such g
faction to our customers, that we feel Justified in s,
il is one of the best remedies for Worms we han. S
knowledge Of Hu. Kennedy,
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WYE have in store and will sell at thelowest rates.
wv p cases kerseys and linseys5
bales blankets:
1900 feet India Tuber gin bands all.szcs;
so tons segnlonts, points and gudgeons;
Weedinghoes hot Is spades whee barresgs, road scra
rers cbainsI e. HOWELL & -BUCKNER.
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GAg rTwT,TTREG.

q @ MULES AND HORSES win be sold to those Who
.MGf Wish II purchase, At great bargain By
81 K z. IAr0RSe
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IeNas street, 'SlIeN SPoi'' Id
MosT RESPECTFULLY call the atten.
ton Of the public to his extensive
stock, all of which he buys of first
hands at the lowest cash price, and
offer them on as reasonable. terms
as can be purchased in the south
ern market. His stock is com
plete for the winter trade.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.
oE-R We have just received large assortment of
EGSSg45sssT RocEAwkYs BARoGcHEs BUGGIEs, &c which
are offered at New Orleans prices.
Wehave on hand complete assortment of Trimmings
Woodwork &c, &c, and fully prepared to manu-
acure and repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON & hIMBLE,
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BEDSTEADS.
E(EDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS!t-,Iust received at my
ID store Texas street:
500 Bedsteads,
comprising: Eclipse, foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar Oct Sycamore;Jenny Lind Cottage
Sy camore Cottage, and White Oak Misses,
50 Walnut Tx nges;
- Shuck Ne, resses VIM FNDERS
FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS.
4 LARGE assortment of superior Guns. of English
"A and American make, received direct from the most
celebrated manufacturers and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS H. MORRIS. DRUGGIST
ATTAKAPAS COTTONADEs
uST received per steamer 0sceoa 200 Yards genuine
- Attakapas Cottonade, red and blue k1est article
" T MEEK
~ Nov is the time TO have ther, r,sae feEt
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5000 lbs, Harness aad Sole Leather
In addition to the above, are receiving by every
noat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
o. our young naen is in the busv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket and we ln flew days bein receipt some ofthem
and those in want of goods of every description and kind
we soleit'from them call. WALTERS & ELDER
Shreveport. Feb. %. 1850.
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A SUPERIOR BUGGY. of Newark made, without 4
q ton f9r sale chap by HOWELL. RI gKNFF
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
Il 90 BOXES Of real Rhine Wine imported from
HUI NJ II. Il aufnlan's yinya-d Durkheim, on the
Rhine and for salt sia 90 per zen.
February l. 1851 A. NARY
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!!
VNHE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
4 Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE Orr, as it
burns twice long any other and the price of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of Coal Oil
or Kerosine Lamps. in every variety of style also:
Chandeliers, Hall Lamps Solar Lard OIL Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always hand good supply Of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use, by the
barrel or gallon
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp, (which not excelled for burning kitchen grease
lard, or OIL very cheap. Also for Fuller's Patent
Faucet, which lasts three times long any without
leaking; the patent Scissors ShaTpener, very cheap
useful and convenient; the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, MusgTOve's patent
portable Gas Stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used Spaldings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEM0N HILL No Charters street.
febS New Orleans
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- W S,,7p T. C. LEWIS
SMITH & LEWIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
D r u 6 6 IS z S
BOOKSELLERS,
TEXAS STREET., SHREVEPORT, l

" on I . Respectfully IIIV'II TT
planters, physicians and pubic
generally that they have formed a
partnership to carry on the Drug
business and have taken DR.. W,
". Georges large and convenient
house, formerly occupied by Miller
& Morris, on Texas street, where
Nv their united means and long eX-
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HARDWARE, &c.
Iron, steel, chains, axes, hatchcts;
Blacksmiths anvils, bellows and vices;
Tools for carpenters, wheelwrghts andblacksmiths,
Rope, scythes plows hoes shovels, SPADES
Coffee mills, tea kettles; nails assorted;
Grindstones, shovels, tongs and androns
Knives and forks, spoons, scissors
Lamps candlesticks and snufers
Pocket cutlery, buckets, tubs brooms;
Castings, in great variety;
Earthen, stone and wooden ware;
Queensware, crockery and glassware.
Tinware in great variety;
Letter cap and wrapping papers.
And variety ofother articles to be given
in an advertisement
Every article enumerated above fresh and entirely new
we having old goods on hand.
z. & B. JACOBS,
Shreveport March IA, 1860 Texas street.
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OUR sHTNGLE,

Shreveport, January 6, 1858.
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b., no Variation From Righ WateE Prices.

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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07
By TELEGRAPH.
Yesterdays Noon Dispatches
Subjugation of the Rebels.

Panic in The Cotton States-The South Caro-
lima, Georgia and Alabama Reserves Turned
Back for Home Protection Great Distress
in South Cdrolina--A Pdymdstsr in the
NdVy Arrested-"FlOra Temple" Seized as
ContrabGnd Of Wdr-Her Ocner is BaIh.
more SeeeSsionist JEFF. DdUis's Death
Confirmed Cheering Ne'os from North
Carolina Three Hundred Take the Oath
Of Allegiance in one Day-The Rebels
Abandoning Their Forts on the North Caro-.
lima COast--Latest from The Vicinity Of
Lees6brg-TAe Rebels Entrenehing Them
selVes- Our Batteries Within Reach of
LssSburg-Gredt Outrage in MiSsouri-A
Railroad Train DestrOyed-A Number Of
Persons Killed.
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THE SITUATION IN HUNGARY. "A corre-
spondent of the London Times, writing from
Pesth, Hungary, under date of August ls,
says:
According to information which I have
every reason to believe correct, the plan it is
proposed to carry out includes, as its princi-
pal points, the early dissolution of the Hun
garian Diet, and also that of the Provincial
Councils, or, as they may be more exactly
termed, the County Committees. The first
of these two weighty measures is likely to
be taken within very few days; the second
can be only gradually carried out and is
likely to be work of time and difficulty.
A rescript from the Emperor may be ex-
pected shortly to arrIve-no long-winded,
hobbling document, like the last, but some
thing brief and trenchant. OF its exact con-
tents, Of course, no one is as yet informed,
but conjectures are hazarded which may
prove not very wide of the mark. The
Emperor will, probably, treat the address as
an attack upon the dignity of the Crown Ia
favorite phrase just now in the political
circles of Vienna) will declare the Diet dis.
solved, and will express a hope that time and
reflection may bring Hungary to better
frame of mind and more practicable political
views. 10 1u
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From New Mexico.


The Santa Fe correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing under date of August
IL, says:
The Ell Paso mail arrived at last on Sum
day past, and we were informed that the
Texans took Fort Fillmore, and that the gar
isoD, seven hundred men strong, surrendered.
The commander of said fort was Major
Lynde, seventh Infantry. He surrendered,
as the report goes, to three hundred and
fifteen Texans. They say that Capt. Gibbs,
mounted rifles, commanding the company
of ]. P. Hatch, now Commissary. General
in this city, behaved gallantly, and drove
the Texans back, but that he was order
ed by Major Lynde TO stop firing, and then
the fort was surrendered. If it is SO, as very
trustworthy persons here have stated, it is
the most shameful thing ever done by an
officer of the United States Army.
Gov. A. Reucher has called on the militia.
A home Guard was right away formed in
the city,
Colonel e. R. S. Candy, commanding this
military Department, has also issued pro.
clamation suspending the writ of habeds
corpus on account oftreason going on, differ
ent persons talking loudly in favor of Seces-
sion, and giving them warning in time.
The District Court open this week, Chief
Justice Kirby Benedict presiding. He in
structed the Grand Jury of the United States,
as we'll as the Grand Jury of the Territory,
to direct their attention to what had to be
understood by treason; and a great many
persons who were talking very loudly, have
been taken up and made to take the oath of
allegiance to the United States.
After Fort Stanton has been abandoned,
and Fort Fillmore has been surrendered, the
rumor goes in this city that the Texans will
| be here in a very few days. I was asked to-
day if did not feel like leaving the city and
Territory. 1 answered, would not; that
had, perhaps, more right than great many
| others to live here, because l came here il
ls46, with General Kearney, and fought a!
one of many who battled TO make the star
spangled banner wave over the plaza thai
the banner had waved there since that time
| that / would stand up to the Republican
principles because they were the fruit O
thirty years hard labor and thinking; tina
did not care if the Texans would hang O.
shoot me; that l would not take back a sin
gle word had said for years past; that
believed that l did not fight under said ban
per to be deprived of free speech; that lef
my own dear native country on accoun
that the Government of Prussia deprived
me of that right of free speech; that
| with the greatest regret left the tree
under which / was born-the stones
stumbled over when l was a school-boy-
the old church where my good old mother
first taught me to pray-my dear sisters an6
brothers, and the many school-mates AND
friends-the holy spot for me where thu
ashes of my beloved father and mother rest
but for the sake of going to country wher
a man could be . man, having the right o
free speech, because without this l venture
| to say that men are slaves.
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Fort LAFAYETTE,

Since Fort Lafayette has become the MILF
tary prison Of the Government in which are
confined all State prisoners, information in
regard to it will be of interest to the public.
We copy from the New York Herald:
The entranCe to the Bay of New York.
commonly called the nsrrows, is protected
by forts on either side. On the Staten Island
side are forts Tompkins and Richmond-the
latter above and commanding the former, the
front part of which is washed by the sea-
On the opposite, or Long Island side is Fort
Hamilton, on little island, the public road
intervening between it and the sea. Fort
Lafayette is erected on shoal, about four
hundred yards from shore, and nearly in a
line between il and Fort Tompkins, with no
other means of communication with the
shore than by boat.
The shape of the fort is quadrangular, with
the angles pointing to the sea and bay and
either shore, diamond wise. Facing Fort
Hamilton are two tiers of heavy cannon, in
bomb proof easements. On this side, which
is less protected than the others, appear to
be barracks for the troops, and other neces-
sary buildings the roofs of which are seen
rising above the walls of the fort. There
are, consequently, no barbette guns here.
This part of the fort, however, is completely
commanded by Fort Hamilton, opposite
On the other side guns are mounted en-
bdrbette, in addition to the heavy easement
guns below. In fact, the entire structure,
whatever may be said of its capacity as
defense against foreign invasion, seems to
be more than sufficiently strong to keep in
security as many State prisoners as are
likely to be entrusted to the hospitable care
of Colonel Burke.
1t would sorely puzzle Jack Sheppard or
RaTnn Trpnpx
thies alive and confined in Fort Lafayette,
to make their way out of that stronghold,
surrounded as they would be by granite
walls, with the sea washing their base on
every side; and yet there were wsacres who
could seriously advise the Sheriff of Kings
County to call out the militia of the county
to reduce the fort, in order that the Sheriff
might be enabled to arrest Lieutenant. Col
onel Burke on warrant of attachment
for refusing to obey Judge Garrison's
| writ of hGbedS corpus in favor OF the Bal
timore Police Commissioners, in obedience
to his superior, General Scott. The Law
may not be exactly IAN ass" to employ
the elegant phraseology of Mr.. Rumble, thu
beade OF the parish, in requiring Mr.. Sheriff
Campbell to make formal application for the
militia to aid him in serving and executing
the writ, but the individuals who imagine
that Fort Lafayette can be reduced by ter
times the force that Kings County can bring
to bear against it, must have very long ears
Indeed, isolated as Fort Lafayette is, anG
commanded completely by Fort Hamilton
with the sea open to the Federal forces, the
officer of the day on Saturday at Fort Hamil.
ton seems justified in the remark he made tc
our reporter, that the entire force of New
York City, several times over, would no
suffice to get possession of Fort Lafayette
and the prisoners confined therein.
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ScTEAn WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
~ YORK An ID LIVERPOOL, k

1STEAm WEEKLY BEFWEEN NEW
I; " HSH$ @
liverpool. New York Phila- &eeesSastl7a
lldeIphia Steamship Company in.
Eend dispatch ing their full powered Olyde-built
Iron Steamships as follows;
iLAsGOW. Saturday septem ber !.
GITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Septembur Il
lKANGA Saturday, september Zl
ZlAnd every Saturday, at noon, from Pler Hi MOTIF
!!nRiver,
1First Cabin S75 .....S30
Wrist do to London. 80 Steerage to London. 3s
lFirat do. to Psris....... S5 Steerage to Parls.
1First do. to Hamburg. s5 Steerage to Hanburg 30
\ Passengers forwarded to Paris, Hayre, Bremeni
" IRotteTdam Antwerp. etc., at equally low rates.
nd RG- Persons wishing to bring out their trlenoa
an buy tickets here at the following rates, to New
Work; From Liverpool or Queenstown, First CABIN
7s75 SS5 and Sl05 Steerage from Liverpool; $40 !
IftrOm Queenstown, $50.
M These Steamers have superior aoaommodattons MS
)AAr passengers, and carry experienced surgeons
fabeV are built in Water-tght Iron Sections and
have Patent Fire annihilRtors on board.
For further Information apply In Liverpool 10
, William Inman, Agent, ~ Water-st. in Glasgow
70 VIM Inman, 5 st. Enoch square in Queens.
Elves Macey, 81 King William st. in Paris, 20
Jules Decoue, 5 Place de Ia Bourse in Phiiadel.
ghiS. to John G. pale' III "alnut'St or at the
O'wS05HN JS0HN a. DALE, Agent, 10 Broadway, N. 7.
And W. b. Barry Co., Burnet House, oin, D.
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The Detroit Advertiser says that the Sew
entb Michigan Regiment stationed at Monroe,
We'd esday of this week. The Fifth ID or
dered to move the first of next week, and the
First will follow next, though on what day
has not been determined,
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Appointment.

WASHINGTON, September 6.--Msjor B. B.
French has been appointed Commissioner
of Public Buildings in place of Wood, re-
SIGNED