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Lloyd's Great Military Mp and Ga

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Price only 80 cents per cory or four copies Tor 81 Also
LIlOYD'S OFFICIAL MAP or MISSOURI, surveyed aud
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Price cents eight copies for 81 This map shows every
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either map Agents wanted Scnd for circulars No stamps
taken Address T. Lloyd 1854 Broadway, New York. No
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WINTER GARDEs-"A LESSON For WIVES -"oNph
RErlA"The burlesque of cinderella" continues 70 draw
full houses at the Winter Garden. The old farce, Les
son for Husbands precedes the buresque and Is alto
other capital piece Of bad acting. Undoubtedly it IS
designedly bad sort Of relief to tho fun OF
cinderella; for even such artists Mcsdames BAKE
and skcrrett and Messrs. Pearson and Davenport ap
near in it TO the very worst advantage. The bur
Sesoue itself has been very much improved since
fs rst representation. As suggested several comic
songs In her old popular STYLE have been ntepoated in
Mrs Woods part and received with snbounded APP
plau.e Changes slight but important, have also been
m In the and stage business the seen
ery has several beautiful effects and the whole play is now
part Of Miss Ada Clifton, and plays it well.
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THE FORTy.FJFTH REGIMENT.

The Forty-ffth regiment United states volunteers,
otherwise called the Fifth regiment OF German R'es re-
ceived marching orders Monday and were preparing
to start for Washington in all haste when the order was
ccuntermanded. The regiment has been quartered at
Landmarks Park on Third avenue. for tho last three
weeks during which time Colonel Amberg has done all In
his power to place his regiment in high state OF
efficiency. They number between SIX ana seven
hundred mon fully uniformed They will receive their
arms &C. IN reaching Washington, whittier they Will
most likely be summoned towards the close of the pre-
snltW
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THE FIRE zOUAvES ORDERED TO FORTRESS
MONROE.
SPECIAL oRDERs-NO. SO

SPECIAL ORDEKS-NO. 3g6,
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE NEW York,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY, Sept. IT, 1861.
The Eleventh regiment New York State Volunteers,
known as tho Fire Z0uaves, Colonel fozier commanding
VIII proceed forthwith to Fortress Monroe and report for
duty to Major GeneI al Wool
Colonel lozier will make requisition Colonel D. D.
Tompkus for transportation, and Major ID. b. Eaton
for subsistence for the route.
Brgadier General Yates is charged with the execution
of this order BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
THOMAS HILHOUSE, Adjutant General
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NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Sept. II, Iovf
special despatch to the Chicago Journal from caro-
to-day says
That portion Of Kentucky lying west OF the
,vsr has been declared under nsurrectionay control
crearv Chase has instructed the Surveyor here TO pre-
, al, commercial intercourse with that section, and to
searc, all baggage and all persons going thither
The ginboat Conestoga captured the rebel steamers
Stephenson and Gazele the Cumberland yesterday.
One contained one hundred tons Of iron
dcsertor from JEFF Thompson says the force opposite
Columbus numbers 20 o00. They were ragged shoeiess
and sho, of provisions The opinion was expressed tnat
mis- command would be disbanded.
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The slave TRADE.
,..,,.,, e,,. ,rc cnuuIesIoSpR's OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Osborne.
SEPT 1.-THE Untsd States Us Geo ~ Ltnes--lhc ae-
fondant was charged with serving voluntarily ascapiah
on board the brig Falmouth, captured SLAYER he was
bailed on this charge but was Immediately ol
fitting out SLAYER Falmouth which IS asreer oneheo
and PUNISHED with more severity On the latter charge
Cnntan Lines was nobaicd, and the Commissioner COM
mitted him for examination
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SHEPARD RIFLES,

Two companies (B and C) attached to this regimen
were on Monday mustered into the service of the Vnte'
States. Company is commanded by Capt John G
Wright late Of the Seventh regiment, and Company D.
Capt Henry l., Drew
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THE MCCLELLAN RIFLES,

Colonel Eugene 10 Calls regiment is progressing most
fayorably Two hundred and fifty men are already en-
camped on Staten Island On Monday the men, who are
at present under the State laws will be mustered into the
service of the United States Mr.. George r. Arcuarlus
has been appointed Superintendent Ccmnssary OF this
regiment.
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HARRIS LIGHT. CAVALRY.

This regiment is about organizing new company (the
Twelfth and has opened recruiting Office at GAS Broad
way for the purpose Of receiving those DESTROYS OF enlist
ing in cavalry regiment now at the seat OF war.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A LExANDER SMITHS NEW POEM, ENTIRE

HARpER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
BoQUEws ExPEDiTIoN.-By }. 7. Headley-Illustr~
March, Highland Charge March through the Woods; Tho
Chd's Skull Rest Tuscaroras Settlement at M0skingam:
THE 0oAsTKANGERs oFCALIFORNIA- in-HUErI
Tom Fry IL hs Quieksaad The Vinegar is safe Tom Ey
'us sPo }Rr Il ' f i Tho
Wars She Boar and Cubs Reindeer Shooting; Group -
oRIEY FARM. BY Anthony TroIops. illustrated byJ.
Chapter xxi Christmas in Harley street.
Chapter xii Christmas at Noningsby.
Chapter kill Christmas at Groby Park.
Chapter xiv. Christmas In Great ST. Ieens.
Illustrations The Church Door; Blind Mans Buff.
'MARRYING A BABY
HOW MADE a FORTUNE.
FEW FRENcHMEN AND YANKEES.
Poll. JENNINes' HAIR
FRy1N 9E REhsA 5 9E A f rn.ese
Chapter xix. QTon est bien vingt Ans.
Chapter Course Of True Love.
Ilustratons-In Chains; the Morning Greeting; the
MONTHLY RECORD or CURRENT EVENTS.
OGk FOREIGN BUREAU.
EDiToRS DRAWER with ten lustrssions).
Observation-Disclosures Coaks, Gaps, Undersccves Chemi-
settle.
Tha publishers OF Harp~ss magazine, aware Of its perna
value have eectrotyped cvegy They there
FORE supply number from ths beginning upton the to
loving terns:--
Any will be BY mail post pais y-fve
cents Any volume, comprsng numbers, iy bound
Ia CLOTH will be sent by mai to Part of the UNI ted states
per volume Complete Sc - viii he sent by 81 press tho
freight at tho charge of the purchaser ut scoun OF
nnes bound uniformly extending fssm Jus II So to june
1861, are now ready
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THE IRISH BRIGADE.

Captain James f. BaGec, commanding Company +,
First regiment of the rish Brigade has opened
recruiting Office for company purposes at the Of
Twelfth street and First II will DO under the
charge Lieutenant Mooney, late of the gallant SIXTY
ninth regiment.
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the world in cereals than at pr'ss an. a. re-
have never been blessed with finer crops !; = nro.
a..rds both quantity and quality anu ~
BN>N "' WI. apnn-
.""le That this years exportaslo.- s,f
'aapiiy compensate them for the losses "A :aatoa
ferings to which the.S A'''
since 1857
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THE CALIFORNIA prCIMEN

Lieutenant agan is in the city to recruit und ed
men for Colonel Bakers California regiment active
service at the seat Of The recruiting depot 5S4
and $50 Eighth ave;s,c.
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SUPREME COUNT GENERAL TERm.-Nos. 100, l22, ~,
1923 135 1856, 1885, 14l, $50, 16o 1861 IT, 49, isi l''
100 1861 1863 1879, zoe, 204, 2o5, 2os 2i2 ZzI3
UNITED srAras DIrRioz CouRT.Nos 43, II, Il, 20 ~,
SO, "a, IL, 81, 50. ~ 90, ,o1, 600
3o1 s1I, 4ss 3d. $685. $685. $751; &c. 597, e2l, e24 es7
654 661 1867, 744, T64.
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."RIYAL OF COLONEL yINToN,s : SGIMENT.

Al. ~ alI VI NULUNEL VTNTUN' A.. VV'I0df11NH II
Colonel Vntons regiment arrived here ycstor Jay AFTER
from Alb NY their way to tho seat of war. iny
in the steamer Mcdonald and barge which ~h'
brought in tow and auded the foot Of Robinson street,
North river From thence they ched to the Park to
the music of their drum corps and OF substan
al repast provided for them Thoy TO be equal to
the average of our troops in appearance and are fairly
drilled. They mustered some 700 men, They VIII proba-
bly, proceed to Washington to-day 10 morrow.
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70 "a Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries - 700,
W. KEsrucky, EXTRA Glass +9i-senem6cr 2, iosd; n
AZ 90 2G AZ Sc, ~, u, II, 81, IL, So, ~ %, Id.
KrsruCKY. CLASS 49l-5eptcmber IL lssl.
s, 70, 80, 81, 81, II, "a 4, ., ~, 10.
e,,.,isrs sent free of chapgc addressing either 70
'Hc"'ei' ~ MURRAY, EDDf & co.
Covnaon, KY, or ST. Louis, MO-
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-ssnmitte0 ,s~r-..

.xment in reerenSe 10 his death drew IN .or,e. ~
resolutions, highy complimentary to thu deceased boh
as a soldier and man, and sent conv ~ ,Sou, poth
widow The resolutions We're signed by Col RILEY 1. ,no
Gotleb and man ''' VI ''ie o'ncers'
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-PrLes casheu
and Information furnished By TAYLOR &'or b"hAe's'
IA Wall street, New York
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MOZART REGIMENT.

SERGEANT WILLS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WHILE oN
PICKET GUARD.
Sergeant Wills, Of Company A, Mozart regiment VINO
was on picket guard with his company near the rebel en-
campment on Friday last accidentally shot by one Oh
hs own men, The Sergeant was universally respected by
ali who knew him. and tho regiment sent MS remains 70
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Batchelor,s Hair Dys-Thc Fest in the
nrldIiarm,cse reliable and instantaneous scd ana
snnlied al HArCHEI OR's wig factory ld Bond street
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Haar.-Its Diseases, change o, v STscr
and embeishmeut. New treatment ny """ND''
Actor Mace, Torty years experience.
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Hill,s Hair Dye, Fifty cents-hiaek on
brown. Best in asc Depot No. barclay s"ee ANU eo'N
by all druggists
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.


Prince Napoleon and suite, arrived at Congress Han
tonight They leave in the morning for New York.
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
THE REBEL GENERALS WILL NOT EvACUATE THE
STATE.

STATE.
FRANKFORT Sept II 1851
In the House to-day message was received from
Governor Magoin, communicating a. Geographic des
patch from General Zollicoer, announcing that the
safety OF Tennessee demanded the occupation of Cumber
d and the three long mountains in Kentucky, and that
lie had done So and should retain his position until the
onion forces were withdrawn and the Union camp
broken up
Also u message from Thomas Reynolds, Lieutenant
Governor of Missouri asking what course Kentucky in
tended 70 take in view Of the occupation Of the Missis
sippi river below the mouth Of the Ohio by the Union
forces, in violation Of her neutrality.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'S RadicoA Car ne
yrusses No vesey street, Aston House. oPpos'e mo
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THE UNITED STATES CHASSEURS.

The name Of the Captain of Company E, of this regi-
ment was incorrectly stated in our list published few
DAYS since. The name should have been Ihsnlas L.
Higenbotham.
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DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Bantshsr.-FrrI rice
81 per bottle Sent by mail or EXPIRE" 70 ANY '""e' o
40 Broadway,
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sueeinlste:-Memdc Bros "Cnrtes de Vi
site all styles prizes. Albums 'ho'ogtai7i @F'
nil styes. 233 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs AMI Eou-
pees The best in the world wholesale anu fe'"i "n" 'o
f,ye pry,tely arplicd. Nc. q Astor mouse.
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Every company in the re~' and the Total
amount received W IA !, osorioeo, sorw. Idcd 20
| her. 20 r'nN,ch has pso,nbers of the
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Prizes Cashed In all LeSaiized LOTTERIES,
and Information given, 10y JOSEPH BAIESi broN''' ~
Wall street New York, up stairs New YORK
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MILITARY MoysMENIs IN NEW YORK.


Dr. , an THE FoRTY-sIXTH hl''
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REPORTED EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II, 1861.
Reports current here Of the evacuation by the rebels
Of Columbus XIV
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obituary.

,,ru OF Ex-cmEr ENC"
.s~HS
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BRANDY IN BOTTLES, IN BOND or la
yintages, imported expressly fGrmedi
MADEIRA, SHERRY AND PORT WINES,
SCOTCH AND IRISH WIIISkJ3Y, LIN
Imported expressly for private y
JlNAIGA AND ST. CRDIX Rum, IN
All the ebove- named wines and hquors
for private and medical use, and'are warra,
the best quality.
l am now selling of my stock % old b,
liquots, ut much less priee than taey can
underline present high tariff. Persons wss
liquoas, should give the preference ts.the abb
UDULEHO, WO&yE, n
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TERMS.

one c1py Tor one year.. .
- . =. $3.50.
Three ornnorc copies for one year teash)
gratis alb of e4gS subscribers.
IIarpers Magazine Harpcr's Weekly togethcf
year. So HARPER Il BRtGaERS, Publishers
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stocks .tcadv Pennsylvania State SIS, 76aS; Reading
Railroad l7x; Morris Canal, 3bH Long Island Kan
road SIX Pennsylvania Railroad, 37sS Sight exchange on
New York at par. r. 81, 900,
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READ THIS!

NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
--==zzs Dr. LER0Y'S MIXTURE For The PROMPT
u - AND CERTAIN CURE or ALL URETIiRAL
tzfsss$sstss DISEASES, AND TposE AFFECTIONS SOLE
:s@, s LY-TO TIE PUBLIC-Seyenteen years
ia - trial of this Mixture in an extensive practice
zz # in NewOrleans has fully tested its powers and
removed those preiudccs which physicians and the pub
lie have against an advertised Medicine by its HTariabe
all Urethra Diseases SUCH g0norrhoa geet
spasmodic structures neuralgia Of the bladder and the
urch7a affections Of the kidneys, ncontnence OF the
urine whites, &C.
II would he wen in obstinate cases Of sonorrhga and
eet connection with the mixture our CNrHoR-
3TFD Rr1IApoNvA INFECTION Price ~ Cents.
TAKE NOTIGE.-As in all unc0mPHcated eases ONE
BorrLE Of Dr. LIE ROY'S MIXTURE suices to effect n
permanent cure in from three to eight days, assisted, u
necessarv by avail Of the Beadon0a Injection the cost
Of getting promptly cured Of disagreeable aro often
dangerous maladvi tiiaiug This m&ureis not an en-
rjrictl remedy i "curn all" but ~ compounded By q
hvsciau and prescribed solely for Urethral Affections
It is entirely vegetable, not nauscous and can 5euscd
with perfect safety confidence and ease, it does not
affect the breath requires but little change IN diet and
no restriction from business which has rendered livery
popular beth with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended TO give 1t
a trial when its prompt effect will convince them Of its
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE So.
CAUTI0N.-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
simile signature Of
DR. h. C. THOMSON s Co., Sole Proprietorsr
Southern Medical Infrmarv lis Carondeet, \ Orleans
Just received supply Of Leroy Mixture, For sale
wholesale and retail by TH0S. H. MORRIS,
fabl5-Iy Druggist, Shreveport, Ia
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STEVENS 4 SEYMNTI

STEVFNS < SEYNOTR
rLArE .. r. STEVENS 4 co.,
- 80 - = =, vsLaIogaio Doo3nrs :,
,,., t.poi Itp 7p;t,t Ts,-f;,y.,ar,T EEencvE.oo6s
P,n2p CTt2Toyrry Srroo1 axD BLASK Books
AFHR y Ionzl,l ~ r. @ - e.
No., ..r1l - ~ sSo7?JTfiv ST'yI ;1T1T7. n.
VS. - ~ ~ - bsc1ar bazirg removed
= G at ta 9,d s1,.1;s stores A
NSI too 70 '-.I oInroI 1anrIy onDosite the 3
zss1FS. XIV HotoI and i9vite tbe atten- $E.-.
- - ton of city and country dealers &Szgzsss Sgzzsss
70 LlcIr Aleu5i. ..ss9l NJ, u. - ttd 41s=4
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Singular Revenge.

uai+J fa;Iies rarrosa1tad ~ the saannI viii show
"e'l'.' 1i ~ "a sdz- whom
% s,au oou yor,- The families we're intimately &C.
;,taa r;.h ,a.r, c+I',r a,d ba3 M objection Ia
aa,.,s'r1o oti1l, oI aI};or.o
Tl n.ay = ,;n rond bnnoored va1nc- men but
tft, !, IL 3is,,osi1;on JIa hagaI, tn visa Mary
NJ NO. . I;, foI,nstir r;rl of Terv GOOD mind and
ano,,,,,,i. .|f,ert
No welcome to Mary. homo ant every aten-
t; br,sr hin, T,l4aad Ne ony,orfI1nty was again
,d ;, caroa ro. HI, "a +o IL love Il he chose to
Do so Rnt he 1i mat nrfove e,ch opportunities fur
b Hon i, toll. ,vba, h. cnryarsod ii in rpo,, com
80 ,Iaeo s,,fi,,ts> Tbat bp f.1+ a ,frpr n+rrest in
~ c,,1d ,,or he dnie3 h, afy man who saw his
NJ atto tco, ntr,ljo3 bi,,saIf mon her
ie ~ .ot+iri, rlt - ,asno1,(o 1tcrast
:; li,s rot nnt syIabje Ind over hten breatbcd be-
- nom mon H., .r7iecf IF love cot,rtsbin or mat
-, VIZ, che t~orY :, church M, gahbatb John
80 ~ ad, ~ Iva aIlaot 3+avarr NJ Mic ropetinr
io sho a+t,i he WAS aIyavs 81 her side Years
raio5 a. a, no e,re,ter ,r,ares was made in love
- Al iaT, + bara1,7e tba common talk Of tie
nninhEarhood t|,st Jo5p ryas aIgays waiting on MARY
nj so nm ,,,f},ar or e,ral, y.oni3 marry Some
~l. rfo,,ef-t h. lad bc,s, offan reiecled But let
tlo, and tln as they MIGHT shout that two things
yrn nert,inno Young lady bone6 TO catch John such
was his devotion to UaTv. and no Young man would
visit Mary as ou,t as she suffered John 10 continue
;;tifs. i'll, ,arS5r7 Nh ,ad rqias,tel b;,1 ,r not
| Several wears had elarsed since he commenced lis
y.ie;ta Morv,s 7,arants heaafnn concerned about the
retrnr or5 .so,Isfv ipouired nf her xbat baG been
s,inrr nm and what would h. the result telling her the
yarons orrnfa98 ataut tbaal She frankly told them
tto Iobfl h. 4 1nrso5 Iorc or rroprtshiI or marriage
~ ba1 mr. a,,tfn b.. which could iFer his inten-
ian for he ls nre reserved a aII subjects and had
bnt jttIe to stv on auv But She said size believed he
aroi,,ed ,rry kind feelings for her Thissomewhat
s1,.d +lao, To- t,13 ber that The matter had 10
he rouoht tr close in some way; that his visits had
csused 6ber,,ap 70 Discontinue theirs and that she
! - -. -, 81 IL. .-,,,,,. 49,, -, ,,,arv,, Shn
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AN EMPIRE on TIE II. 5'l ,3
nF! OK IN SPS'N.'5 u ~ Ill - fgff+ ~ - sy
aiiairsln the east saE "oa.u -: -o W
prasumP5ooa8 70 GifL 1l! 'i',i5 ~ ~
as 50 the course 70 oe PosGt2, H -
OF al5unLon' og' W. |I,L ,,t do rara "a
IN Jew Pecltalos =, - W., t " o,ooJ
aeeIoe9 a .bas+a of cn.
some thoush4s o. HtS I'pn. .'.' ~
tentIoA ana thrown uf'oh tei ~
to 50 great an eEene Ul"' .,1E ; So
learned 70 oe a.;,' oo t ro ~
has never ye' noui'su = pos9l' p4i 80 Foo1
dependency. i Il Ia'.S ~ go ~, ,a,1;.+ cd
iraleo II, Sus" orbc iI,sfras
the SPec1!'oS % ue y, @
and actual setter t :,ea I'1 % -
western sIoe q ''s rg
tam teo,o'.s, l,.. is+ - - -,
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L.SNEA & SPQR,
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, WINES, LIQUORS, &C., DC,
Texas street between Spring and the Levee
lsgSs HAVE Just received the finest and best IT
~ ~ stock Of Spring and Summer GoOdsin the GO
pared to furnish customers and to the inspection Of
which they invite aipersons derous Of supplying them
STAPLE OR FANCY GOODS,
of cvcrv kind sorts style variety and at such prices
rs place them within the reach Of every purchaser The
supply was bought from first class houses and consists
newest STYLES and fashionable fabrics selected
by Mr. Lama especially for the Shreveport trade, and
embraces many articles usually found outof the city
The Ladies will tud that special attention was given
to their department the stock Of goods suited to their
wants is ample and of the choicest description, embrac-
ing every article requisite for the planes most elabo
ton of the rnulttudnous articles purchased particularly
for the consumption Of the fair they can only realise
their beauty and superior quality By examination,
which is respectfully solicited
FURNISHING GOODS
for Gcntlemens wear in every style, variety and prlce,
Of the best material superior make and lowest possible
prices.
Dealers viii find to their advanageto examine their
assortment they supply any desirable article for
the country trade prices below any hng offered in the
market. A heavy supply Of Blankets, Russetts, Negro
Clothing and Plantation supplies constantly on hand to
which the attention Of planters and country dealers IS
solicited.
We have also received complete stock Of Sadilery,
including Gentlemen and Ladies Saddles, with Brides,
ltartingals Girths, etc.
Those wishing to purchase Hardware should apply at
our house before making their purchases elsewhere
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