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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27
BACON. LIQUORS, &c.

Inn bbls Cincinnati whisky
4UO 20 bS. aas mountain rye whisky.
20 bbls common foe aud Freaeh brandy.
bhsf pipes Hennesy and otard French brandy
hslfppes Holland GIN
20 bbls Port and h.dsTs wilma
90 bills and half bbs blackberry cherry. and ginger
brandy
5haIf Dbl, German b,iers
40 bbls fine Virginia apple and peach brandy.
10 bbs Northern apple brandy.
% b5s Truths
IS hhds. prime shoulders and side'.
1900 schooley's iugareurtd worldsFAir hams.
loo srnlihh-ld hams
30 terces and bbs. prime Western lard.
Ito bbs extra G, B, crushed aud powdered sugar.
20 bbls brown sugar.
$40 bols. Nc. l, 2, and maokere-
loo bbs family herFings,
20o bills. No 1 cut berpgs.
aCo Dbl. zoe, superhr e and faulty aoar.
60 kits No. mAcEere.
half bbls white fIsh-
81 a boxes losf sugsr.
70 bags Ro and Lasuayra coffee
loo boxes Of z uStsrd
30 boxes chalk and Powhaan Ppe,.
81 boxes ground pepper
20 doE brooms
20 doE. barrel covers.
10 doz cedar tubs
bt9 resns Of wrapping paper.
10 kegs 81. Carbonate OF soda.
Is Boxes nite.eu's candles
CogHtss defensive and fancy soap.
50 Ibis Cuba ami N o. nolsses.
5tlerces Goldfish
500 denijc
100 dos cotton and hemp lines.
200 bags OF shot
100 gros. matches.
loo dog buckets
50O boxes tobacco.
80 kegs sal soda
200 kegs nails.
IS hslf chests green and black tea.
100 boxes sdsmsntpe candles.
ask the attention OF the trade the above stock which desre
THOMAS JONES
No. Main Street
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CITY ITEMS.

CTrIzKS SHOT BY A TkxAN-Iesterday between l2 and
o'clock, Mr.. John Lindsay, wei known butcher OF
this city, wss sho. ard severely wounded by young
mSn named Henry Cooper, a member OF the Texan
Ringers" The uufortrnlte affair took plsce in the
Dime House" on Main street. under the GLOWING Gu
eums,ances, as we have heard them. Mr. Lindsay, who
had been spree flor several days was standing at
the bar VIXEN Cooper entered end tcok position NEAR
him M Lindsey made some remark, which induced
T. 10 give tim slight pus1, and 10 reply you're an
old man and dou's want TO have anything to do VITA
YOU Mr. L slapped tapped him on the side OF the
flce. O. rttrcae few steps, and drew bis revolver
seeing which L advanced and def him 10 shoot One
account Is that L also seized the Texan, and was grsp
ping Si.h him, when the pistol was discharged. The
ball entered Mr.. LndSays abdomen Just ABOVE
the iels groin, sId produced severe ana
painful sound Two three persons who we're present
beat hasty from tie restaurant when the psto
was fired Cooper also left, but VAS followed by Mr..
HayNood, proprietor OF " The Dine and Mr. o. o.
Thompson who arrested him in the alley, near by con-
Quoted lin 70 the High Coustabes oice and delivered
bin, 10 Alderman SSnxsy Cooper here learned that Mr.
T. was not magistrate policeman, ard expressed re-
get that be old also shoot him fox making the ar
rest he conveyed TO the cage at the FIRST Market
sud locked up, await investigation before the
MayOr this uortilE.
After be Sho. Mr.. Lindsay walked to the Ameri-
can Hotel and ooJsised y ROOM where be received The
surgical attention OF De- Coleman and other medical gen
tlemen Mr.. l.. is an Engfshman, and is the head OF
large fsmiy Though he has resided in or near kch-
moud for about thirty years he not natural zed until
recently and was the first to take the oath OF allegiance
20 the Government OF Virginia after the ordnance
| Of secession was passed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

H>A TIERS is conceded be the most delicious, whole
some tonic In the World used by almost every fam
vIRostA solely for this climate and should Ne
found the every Southern Family Tor ell d.
stomach bowels They fail 20 make PSF
Nervous Headache Ac With IN te
or they give immediate relief dsordered
yers and IN and dehtaed psBcns they will give vital
energy the whole They only need sl give then
precedence over 5ers Thee bers be had Of
Nsssrs GRAY PURCELL, LADD 90 by al prominent
Orugts city Richmond aud elsewhere Ia Virginia and
North Carolina Also, by sfOr CO, Washington Uty D.
o. CANDY GtJPIE 90 Baltimore; 3. A FAliNEsfOCE co.,
PhfsderlIs, and BARNES PARK, New YORK.
Orders filed by addressing T. BAKER Proprietor,
r.u1S %
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Az organizing volunteer Company. be called tie
GHrrd lis 20 be oup I'D o! y.usg bewcea th- -.
u slgh and thirty I've and o. good habits q m
description vlth.ng; o tie pany Lave their V
tce Ia ihs Las Bjiidng. .ltu nun
sh. De pbtalced organize the viii poIey
HrDsd equipped md uniformed FIRE 81 cAGrge TIL pay Of
volunteer a. month AID Esons enough TO make hun
Girtgble
,hre- srions Il 50 urposs Wilt nestb0r-
nsod shorty accept vOuntte who be disposed
helping % drive to:dss thieves ard mufd,ei. Hh5
nyad homes, and committing upon people
thst have parallel In warfare among civilized nations
jeff FIANKLIH THOMAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

TARGxr PRAcricx-We have diagram OF a ter
get recently f,,d at by the Redmond Howzers, a; Ma
nassas Junction, which indicates consummate skill on the
n,rt Of those VINO directed the guns The target meas-
ured by "A ieot aad pced at the distance OF goo
and Afterwards OF zoo yards from the battery Oae-
n of the shots fred struck target and oil but five
Eers ne shots Three OF them perforated the bulls
eyen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

FoR raE Howi1zzRs.-Rey. 7. W. White will leave for
Yok.osn tomorrow morning Letters or packages Tor
members Of Captains Brown and SsDards companies If
lett with MessTs. Tardy Williams, by O'CLOCK IDS
eyeuiug will be cheeriully delivered.
We are also requested state that persons wishing 70
s,ud packages 10 captain Shields company OF Howitzsrs
now Al Manassas junction, will had an opportunity
Of doing so by leaving the same az h9ssrs Watkins
Ecklen's by o'clock tomorrow afternoon
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NAV ecou
DTCamoND CLOTHISG MaNUFAC-

EDrCEmOND CLOTHING MaEUFAC- O..
Ia IOGY-The subscribers have hand large and Eh
complete assortment OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED -
GOODS Cloths CamtIs and VeStings, OF all grades from LII
the following noted mills Crenshsw ml Richmond, Va Miller
Co Mills, Cupe county, Va Kelley Ford Co.'S BILLS,
Fredericksburg Va Thomas Aime, Nils Marion Smith couniy,
Va Rock Lizard h Charlotte n c. which prepared TO
the shortest notice and In the and most
approved goocs III compare In every respect with
the best Northern manufactured goods and Of The Cren,hA
goods equal in quality TO French There be longer
buying goods Of the sIe In addition
keep always hand stock OF EaENCH AND E"GLIsH
CLOTHS AND oassIMERE not be surpassed by house In
tba oy We have the Of Caters and corps Of w6Trnen
be Surpassed by house 10 the Unon vita de.ermnA
ton 70 furnish patrons with southern rslsed
South made South aud trust 10 be
sold and worn South srederIalned all powsr
10 paIa forward Southern Institutions
SPENCE CAREY
Cothiers and Merchant Tailors,
fese Corner o hiAn and 1911 Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

ARRrsrKD-The engineer OF hs little steamer Logan,
on the York river and SeO:chman recently employed
At the TIE eg.r Works, in Richmond, were brought to
tie civ YESTERDAY in custody, on the charge OF h
the sli steam r Tuesday night. We eadeaVored TO IS
certain the OF the prisoners, but were unable 10
do So They we're lodged 10 prison.
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ETOTyrr ~ CAPtTALIsTS.- ~.

NOTICE ~ CAPITA LlsTS.-THE Fra,
- ADNERI1sAR, h.v NJ experience IN Naval ,.Ig..
AUD steam affairs 1, nesroui Of forming JOINT srGCK LVM
PANY FOR the purpose Of operating at sEi against the Fitl
Government.
He Is ahei bis plan the fessible that eou,t
adopted. one n a. vii y,d EIge pr Els
pertols Interview be rad with him ~ Exchange and
lard House, No a., fem 10 A. 81. to 2 2. d. daily.
Richmond June i-ti lsGl. j-lf-u
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Tus CouNxscaNsSr of the Redmond Female Institute
will take pl4cs tomorrow night at the Frs: Baptist
Church. "A usual on such occasions, there will be
large Attendance of the frienda and admirers OF the
nan t. All Who desire seats should make their
srrspgs ments TO be at the Church early hour.
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GOOD SgDsEl

OF Books and stationery,
" EkNDoIPd suu supply. At Ola prices, sraooi and
- Ns--sH.oal ELs ElE l1czs % mcsi al E1s "a Use,
% aHss t.zIusctl-c.
Books 'ie to order and aH styles Do ssnas al ah' no
CAP Letter Note Drawing Eugsi1p g. Hoing cOPy,agWFap
THF Paper. &C
Envelopes peas Ink akstsui' tsue rceNer baad guilds, pen
..I gut Dangers cNs-s, BIN borders, collecting oooss
ol-y books poluo1s writing desks, eascs letter clips de's
s..yes, &C, fc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

MARINE GLASSES Nj. Stern, OF the firm Of frankie
Co. Opci4n, No. l4s Main street, returned yesterday
from, New York. b7 tie way of Cincinnati and Louis
i1, b,n,, succeeded 10 bringing from toe enemy
country splendid collection Of Marine Glasses, which
he Is nrensr.d 10 sell 10 al I'm want
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EATEsrE'

TIVE FIRM OF R B. sOME2VLLE co +. i, day dissolved
by mutual consent.
& In=rvil- viii up TIA aGai Of the eo.cen
.ud continue br'nes at the MS
X hOMEaYiaLE,
EDWARD GgAY.
M I'm. |.
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SADDLES 1ND MILITARY e0CDS,
At lO2 Main Street.
KIN G 81 LA n B Z II Fl =
-N.DsAGCON Saddles az Dragon ltitI
~ ,r-ss and Silver platet spurs
Military taprs
ELaas % Goth, best quality
Silvc- Plated ard Wool ~tiTups
Blu. Cloths, medium 20 q lv qualify
Patent Sksing and Dash Leather
stage Haurs ard Grams
Coo Ltce aud srail
AiItz caI0as
Coarse Thread { r sewing Machines
And Military A;co itrvua-nts % Ill snds
SASTED-TEo saddle hands, and = ami Lady TO use
Sewing Machines, {. vh Sc vi pay aoersi jet
HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES,
GENERA OgDERs
No. %
Periodical Muster for payment Of the Virginia Yolun-
tec-s " @ t- made on the 3pth Of Jun=, lei
coo roll s tTauSu.ted by the
trg officer The Al itanJGen rails Osce the War
"a .- o.hsr Pas General % he Virginia
flrg., tch-ori within tn-ve dsJs after th-
Abe musterus vl iltswtl b. mail,
ary -h- scugh % each Company must red d
;e naue ths cser command he sg which O..
tacheL
Byo.der o. General Lag,
jeg5-6, ESQ. DEAs, 4. 4. G.
= RROSINE OIL.-Ihaye lst received lot OF superior
- WI wARISG.
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D0GCEYr q, AyHgDso1.

GAMBLE wrCK.-ls bales, for sale by
L fa,gO Joas n GORDON 4 sO.
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ALBEIT UEEEsPAUGE,
PRODUCE COSMIsSION MERCHANT
C0aHEg CARY AGD 18Th sTkEEfs,
RiCHMOED, Vi.

VIM II. HOWARD. Clerk YORK county uos1
QNBAGS PRtMG LsGUsIsA CUFsEE.-
on AZ b. bet Java C,nc-.
- chest and brGes b a y AMI 81 ra1 T-a
tOTackets Ginger, Alsp'cr ,ni Pepper
q bbii C'us'e' a.d G.CugAtei sdgsr
5lb1 - Coffee suGs5s
- 7rds bt0En Cuba and y o. fBgt-
s0boX:sttsooh, GAS 4nd AiaGaLdos CsrJsr
IS SHORES Colgs,e's TCl-t Soap
COb.la Mpscovado Holls-.
% half Ibis Woods gsinty Roe Hsrf.Els.
gJkegs al Pods.
- bassShJt
100 bis }. Truii A Co. Rum.
~ hhfs. Creole
% halves, quarters and s'g't's, F.eash Prandy.
80 quarter cNsts Nadcfl, ebcIfy POI. Wlus.
PIP Hcrsrd Gin
}. Bun ssrin-fs - d p Hhs,y. fer O. yeas Oh
The above ell asst class tOCd dire; Imperial 90 o.. Ola a.
uf.cturr, sud Tor sIIcby
l.e9 ALVEY 3 IIP1COMH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

~ ts'sNbh blhEFl,
ks receVios Tor the Sau Trade CRrpcnYl, oil Cloths M
y tug-, Certain 'ois coraices Sr1- Ninro7
iaeE Esngags, Carlsi @ aud hos To- cg Al .9v pr-eI
srPes CurtsL Ec1f sld M1;treses aie IL ericr = .
&C.. Paper hanging done 'he cf county ~ ,spss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

CAMM PAbIESON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
orace Buckingham G. II.
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CtUEA 15USCOvADO, OEsLEAE9 AND P0nTt
~ RICO mOLAsSS In bsTe teIces and hhds For ss!eby
JOHN GORDON 4 BON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

MAYoRs Corsr.-Th,re no bu mess before the
Mayor Yesterday, WORTHY Of special notice.
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Re- order Of the War Department trains commenced
ai,r regularly to-day the Loudoun and Hampshire
r'-s.a % the camps, leaviog at - Z and O'Clock
h the evening, under charge ct Henry h. tray
90
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:. svATps or sPiERyrt

The CONTRACTOR e be bouad 10 frrlb 8, sue .
snd IN sdcl In'rI az t4s sunt irt-nIel JHo ax
may rect; i1 Eu gTe 1clo Sih no 1,oI ssrvi.
ial;hi1 leriJ, slsr Of the c-urast
s2se.-el Of = p les = b. 'cnl'ei Hpr sceouPsay ts
bio The pa, g. 30 delivered 10 he Cry Of Rchu oni
Taa . :atdreseJ th. eun.R. Of ~ .
Sr tiny euI rs=d, p aGorAs Tor Ising PAPER"
The ta-ei q tF.e!AOe gares gso, 81 HI Pro
posi- GSJhrE ~. NLLsON,
!e@l-dlm Superintendent Public Pri.fi1e.
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isAuNE pOsNDEXTEKk

PAkAE POASDE&EER,
ATTORNE Y A T l. A w.
Richmond City, Va.
rxTTI prao,ics In AL the City Richmond
W ana the counties Che4tered Henrco and PovhAtan
oe on the corner of14h Pearl and Main the
gor-,,f Hosb walker 90. de20-iy
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q UNs.I have oftosc Gne Ge,ms1 ans On h,ns add
NJ trsr thsm Tor sale a. the I'D price. O. CRAM
nRlh no. 3 Fvchaago ho'k
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TEE DAyIs Guard.

IfesIdeh' OF Tie solihsrn Pechc hsT0ln Uompsny.
JEPrHA fO"LKEI
Ielslm Agent Of lhe Eonhern Hnc-h. k.lnad C.nnsr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-27

TIKI WHITE sg.5s'gEsR SE'ESESGS,
GSEFNBEGL6 COUNTY, ".
REDUCTION OF CHARGES
~ WING % tie erblrrSssei state ofhe coul.ry tie White
NJSg1hur SfH Comp has determined Vie following
charges Tor board.
FL5uper
Si+ per We.
$50 per mouth
.vo-t'ri price Children under a-d
wear. and coi0r-i servants hsi'prios
Al Abundant sulpiy iice has bee1 secured
i,2; ). HJMpHREYs Pre.!dsn'.
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LAW CARDS.

ATTORNEY AT LAY
voRACrICEs In all Courts Of the counties OF Nelson and
He will stteEd to any Law business entrusted 10
HIM In adjacent Counties
tp- address Eye River Warehouse o. Nelson Co, Va
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{ 4 tyIsu IN EXCEss or GOOD COTTON LAND NEAR
Nickfbl-g. Miss In healthy location would favor
able contract win any ha'g Gy hundred negroes
'ul.vata the j.ln: account.
Refers lop Co., Richmond Va,
5tchlord, Brown Co, IN his city ". B. PARTEE
kKn ORLEANS, Nay u, ls6l.-ry FL en-
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READ THIS!

NEW ORLEANS MEIICA14 NOlltF4-
- DR. LEROY'S MIXTURE FoR THE PROMPT
t@ssg. si AND CERTAIN CURE or ALL URETHRAL
HssESSS%H DISEASES, AND THOSE AFFECTIONS SOLE
kssS5SE All LY-T0 THE PUBLIC-Seyenteen years
ia vel trial of this Mixture in extensive practice
Ea 4M in New0rleans has fully tested tspoWers and
removed hose preiudces which physicians and the pub
lie have ganst an advertised medicine by its nvarable
all Urethra diseases such gonorrhed gee
spasmodic sricures neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections Of the kidneys, lcontnence OF the
urine whites, &c.
1t would be well in obstinate cases of gonorrh@a and
gleet tOuse in connection with thehl1ture our CMPuoR
ATED BELiADoSSA ISJEcTIoN Pric6fp Cents
TAKE NOTICE.-As in all uncompAcated cases ONE
BaTrLE OF Dr. LIE R0YS MIXTURE suifises to effect
necessary BY vial Of the Beadonna Injection, the cost
OF getting promptly cured Of dsagreeable and often
dangerousnalady trifing This nxtpres not ein-
prical remedy, scare ALL, but is compounded by a
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
1t is entirely vegetable not nauseous and can be used
witlperfect safety confidence and ease, il 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 are strongly recommended TO give 1t
trial when its prompt effect will convince them Of its
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE 50.
CAUTI0N.-Recollect the genuine article is liquid.
Every French label has the written signature of Leroy
NJ D. Paris, on it. and every English label has the fac
smile signature of
DR H. C. THOMSON & Co., Sole Proprietors,
Southern Medical Infrmary lis Carondeet, Orleans.
Just received supply ofLeRoy's Mixture, For sale
wholesale and retail by TH0S. H. NORRIS,
feb15.1F Druggist, Shreveport, La
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II. p. BUCKLEY,
IT a.. " e..,#,- =.
S CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. JeMeler 81 SiiKersmIth.


s CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Matchmaker, Jeweler IL SiiyersmIth,
poQ IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies e=AA@
EClA, and gentlemen, of the most cele-@g NIX
sEaA brated makers ofEngand and Switzerland, made
to his own order expressly in heavy gold and sill
ver,) and warranted standard fneness
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals, keys etc
Finger rings, earrings, breast-pins, cuf-pns etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Spectacles for every age in gold silver steel aud tor
toise shell trames
Silverware warranted pure coin, consisting OF table,
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons sugar, tongs, etc
Plated ware consisting of castors candesticks wait
ers, etc.
Having been always engagedin the mechanical part OF
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
sricest personal attention. and having every facility Tor
making any portion Of watch he will be enabled 10
work on very reasonable terms.
lzg- Jewelry made to order and repaired. Diamonds
in the latest style Canss mounted in gold and
silver 10, 1856
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y J. HART & Co.

Nos II AND 7g TcHoUPIToULAS STREET,
III AVE on hand full and well selected stock Of
Il GROCE R Els
And other articles in their line, in part consisting OF
COFPEE-Ro, Havana and Java.
IEN-Imperial Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson, young
AYson, souchong, padre, etc.
SUGAR-Brown, white, loaf, crushed and powdered
MobAssES-Country sugar house and golden syrup.
IoBACCo-Assorted brands comprising all qualities.
CIGARs-Large stock well assorted
SPCEsCloves, mace, nutmegs, pepper ginger, alspce
ground spices of all kinds
SoAP-Brown, Boston, western, northern white and
laacy in bars and cakes; CASTLE.
SIARcH-Foxs, Cipcinnati.
SEs-Aadeira 0porto, elaret, white, sweet and dry
Malaga, Muscat, Sherry.
3aiSDY-C -Cognac, Rochelle Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
lean.
GN-IIoland and domestic.
EgS-Jamaca New Orleans n. Z.
NHlsgEY-M -Monongahela, Bourbon, Western Virginia,
lHsh, Rockford apple champagne.
Drugs AND DYEs-IndigO, madder, sulphate qunlne;
gher with full assortment Of other staple drugs and
Chemicals, by the case only
Wooden and Willow Ware, brooms, guIny bags buck
gy tubs, axehelyes, etc
WTHERmL's PHILADELPHIA WHITE LEAD-Haying been
made agent for the sale of the celebrated White Lead
Manufactured by Witherill and Brother we shall keep
constantly hand large assortment Of the different
les and various sized packages, to which we invite
We attention of the trade
Our old friends are solicited to give us a call
New Orleans, Feb. ~ 1853.
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e9FALL AND WINTER GOODS! 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER,
ExAs. SrREET, SHREVEPORT,

TEXAS STREET, SHREvEPoRT,
usaR Has inst received per steamers Era No. ~ ~
EH$A Fleta Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larkin *
81 Edwards an extensive and complete stock = \
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the manufaetu
seecedin person expressly for the Shreveport mar
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
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 that they will be sold at lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogansfor ladies', nen aad boys
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-3 large and complete assortment Of fancy and
staple Groceries Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware Queensware etc, etc, to all ofwhch the
nov9 A. WINTER.
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LEAINGTON LIVERY STABLE.

Co., ~ 1gssESsg THE undersigned, proprietor
EBASL L3AHNSSasfa .efthe large tire-pro0f Livery
SSlIIZ2@N4GNG G@tz= stable, on Texas Street, just
above Market Street is prepared supply the travelling
public with horses bugges hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept by the day or month The services of
perenced osters have been procured and every effort
win be made to give satisfaction to those who favor me
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
him may RELY on u his strict attention 70 their inter-
ests His saAS coadN be amply supplied with the best
proyender that the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission
Oct N 1860 j. r. BAlLISS.
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Selling off at Cost!!
Nj uTTMRHH

YEyE undersigned having determined 10 close up in
Il this place, is now selling off at cosrN
The assortment comprises every description of fancy
and staple dry goods gentlemen clothing boots shoes,
etc, all. Of the latest styles and fashion.
Purchasers are invited to cali and examine stock and
nriees W. MARKS.
dac5 Texas Street.
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MANSFIELD FRMALE COLLEGE,

MANSFIELD FRMALE COLLEGE.
FaCVLTY.
REV CHARLES b. STUART, PREsDExlS
And Professor of Moral Mental and Nutural Science
JOHN w. STUART, A. NJ
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics
W. S. DONALDSON, NJ D.,
of Vocal and Instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and Composition.
Mrs. LIZZIE. STUART
Instructress in English Literature and Mathematics.
4IRs +. A. BACHELOR,
Iustructress in the Primary Department.
MILE - lative of France
Iustructress in Modern languages and Music.
Miss HATTIE MtCUSHMAN
Iustuctress in Vocal andlnstrumental Music.
Miss ANNETTE G. RICE
Instruetress in the Ornamental Department.
Mr.. A. II. 'H0MAS,
Steward andBursar.
Mrs. EMMA f. ]. THOMAS,
Stewards.
a eplegiate year c(nmences on Wednesday
QcoBsF "a, 1900 orfurthe information apply to Mr.
H THoaAS or to J l.. SChKS Secretary Board O
Trustees LEWIS PHILLIPS
resident Board Trustees
j. /. Scales, Secretary aug29-ly
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New Goodsy New Goods!

JUST RECEIVED PER sTEAyER CLARA DELL
n ISPENSING with all humbng, such as selling off at
II cost, or Mexico being taseni call on my friends
and customers generally 70 cali and examine my goods
the prices Of which win really surprise yol they we're
sold at great sacrifice! on account the present
crisis in New Orleans.
shall be able 10 sell them at such prices which were
never known in Shreveport before. A. MARX.
ShrevenOrt Dee 81 1850.