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BATH HOUSE! BATU HOUSE!,

TFNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his numerous
a friends and customers and the public i'll general that
he has removed from his old stand to the bodybuilding
Of r. D. Sale, Milan street next to the Verandah
Hotel, and has in addition to his elegantly furnished
Barber shop, opened Bath House, where he can
furnish all with warm cold baths, every day from Z
O'Clock M to o'clock, NJ at the rate Of scots per
The undersigned respectfully hopes this new enter
prise will meet with liberal patronage.
Dec. 10. ZII,CIEp
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MORE NEW G0nnSI

/ 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 partcu and request them to call and examine the
goods as selected them with great care and they cannot
oe surpassed in Shreveport My motto is small profits
and quick sales. CoGe one, come ALL and get bargains
as am determined not to be undersold word 10 the
gentlemen in regard to my clothing and furnishing goods
come and examine the goods for yourselves and be con
nced that they are the best ever brought to this place
IuIyS W MARKS
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STEAM FOUNDRY AND Will.

TIME undersigned is prepared to execute all or
Il ders for any description Of castings
Having engaged tirst-rate mechanics am ready to
manufacture anything IN cast or wrought iron wood
in workmanlike manner and with despatch
Mills, Wagons Ploughs made to order, and repaired
with despatch.
constant supply Of the well known and popular Nc
these poughs refer to the following geudemen:-Dr A.
FlOurnoy, Alonzo Flournoy, James Jones Y H. Jones
Caddo parish; Dr.. Harris, Thomas Poland D. K Smith
4xas.
Terms liberal JOHNaR. MCFARLAND
GreenpnnA Naddn r1nrish l a 80 10 1eeh -
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$40, GOO WORTH OF@GOODS!

10 BE SOLD At PANIC PRTCLSII
"A MARX respectfully informs his friends and Gus
ne toners thahe Will sell out his stock Of goods
just received, by steamer Clara Bell at panic prices
without regard to cost, account Of moving to New
Orleans.
better occasion for all buyers in general, cannot be
offered Those who have already purchased at nv es
tablshment will be able to form andea Of the great
ducuon that have made upon amy goods
In consequence of the Panic nov PREVAILING 7 am
obliged to sell my whole stock an immense sacrifice
in order to meet my engagements.
THE GOoDs WILL BE SOLD For CASH ONLY
Shreveport, Dec, "a. 1860.
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LIGHT! ITGUTIy LIGHTyIl


EEN1E best and cheapest light in use is made from
IL Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE On, as it
burns twice as long as any other and the price Of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of CoaTOi
or KEROSENE 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 on hand, good supply of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Com
Panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp ,whichis not eXceed for burning kitchen grease
lard, or oil, very cheap. Also for FulIer's Patent
Faucet. which lasts three times long as any without
leaking; the patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap.
useful and convenient the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, a good Improvement MusgrOve'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 6 Charters street,
tebS New Orleans
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THE CHIEF AMONG TPr -
DALLEY's MAGICAL p s : =, THOUSAND

The CHIEF AMONG TIN T1s
DALLEF's MAGICAL PAIN l,h1oDSASD
LAS universally sunn1on.a AN E&TR4C,ro
-: ana healing applic5t;o-9 all Other n, Or
EehisPheres, wherevar uoth the Eas,al
trinsc merit is the true secret 81 INTRODUCED la5
hetnerthe cause be soeeess IN ali sE.
are instantly relieved of@ fb.faLDS Ssass
ntni54atIon by timely at, : rIi.aa ngul2h DALI
heatr, and the flesh is re Of this sot
olemlsh or scaTremaininlr 'eu as If BY al 'elQg,
Children are fedhA1 %. oFTHE NURSERY 80
res especially from fluid and from rom exera.
therefore every mother = sb,IIi Pheae eyria i1
preparation constantly N 3 haT4 nave gi Mons
ana quickly removes the Z - neasSoBFga:
prevalent in the nursery. = n or RIyowraHlhlai
TO TRAVELLERS BY =SEA Ann ~
This machinist, the tray. = eler a ~ LAND
Vldua! whose lot in life 2 throw "uu every ohs,,
chahc. OF accident from . exp)os;oru ll with NJ
sloui4 bear in mind that = this MI me Or c@G "a
pest aad only friend. tits both s I EItracor sa
ana should ever be his y comDa gGa liable AID Il
need .there are thousands" of IyyinrUu as E94
TO ITS. marvellous virtue 2 who o Withessesto,2a
ana muscles to its saving : efficacy uelr souadg9
The following are fewEof thoI,-, sa
whlch:DALLEY'S M4GI Cal. d 5G%a4aiing dsea,...
Is a PREVENTIVE assweIl % a 4I9 ,EtITR1cTd@s
Barns - p az CuRE; @VIBs
B.uises, pms i'lns generally
Boils, 81 pies,
Broken Breast, pn;s
Bffes Of Reptiles, RJa%h
Ctucer, p"eIuinalsn
Cracked Lips, Sues
Capped Hands, SIS SIS 1 o. allknd,
Cl3lblains S Snot Wounds
C,S,rnn Serofula,
G5cP' Scurvy
D.eases of the Skin, Scrrs'
FtIula. SScald Head
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JACOB STRAUs.
JOSEPH STRAus.
STRATS & BRO

Successors to JOS. Mclaughlin,
SADDLERY & HARNESS MANUFACTORY
g&sssn Sign of the MILITARY SADDLE EE@A
3IA Texas street, Shreveport, Louisiana, F3sazsA
OFFER for sale to the public in general the largest
" andbest stock Of SaddIery ever shown in this CITY
consisting of Saddles, Brides Harnesses Collars Sad
debags Whips and SaddIer's Material aor which they
will supply to the market trade low be bought
in the State, not excepting New Orleans.
ssFg Repairs done with ueatness and dispatch
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ENCOURAGE HOWE MANDATORY.
Z. SCHHFFER,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,

NEXT Doom TO MCCLURE 4 SMITH.
"a INFORMS the citizens Of Shreveport and sur
ReaM rounding country that be is now prepared to
manufacture all kinds Of Saddle and Har-
ness to order; ALSO particular attention will be paid to
reparngo all kinds athe shortest notice. and cheapest
prices.
Having been employed in New Orleans in some of the
largest manufactures fer number of years. therefore
feel confident that can turn out as nice piece Of
work as can be made this side Of New Orleans
ShrevenOrt Fehrnarv e 1851
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WAGON REPOSITORY
So, 10. 70, Caroudelet Street, New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the la r e e s t and
best assorted stock in
the city, ma de of the
very b c 5 I S SON e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS. which is
offered at Low Ter prices
than can be purchased
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REMOVAL.
EYl@z THE undersigned having removed the
N-A Boot and Shoe Store. under his
EMES Y ~ management, from the corner Of Tex
szz@S4EAEA~S and Market Street to the corner of
MARKET and MILAN Streets opposite the Citizens Bank
requests his friends 70 continue their patronage at the
new store. His stock will at all times be found ample
and complete, and his prices as low as the lowest
5. H. PARSONS.
Shreveport, Feb s. 1SG1-tf
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Greenwood, Caddo parish, La SCI
A. ENGLEE

\
FENAKES pleasure in inforgh eir friends and custo
& mers, Of the receipt of stock of Fresh Goods
consisting in part of ~
HAyAsA CIGAns-Of III Byiiowing celebrated brands
Fig9ros, Cabanos Ell Prbe de Gales, Cervantes Milan
Caoba, Washington ESo Toreno, the new and favorite
Flor Solon, H. Ipssnn, La Intirnidad, yiehot and
SMoKING AN Vino ToBACco-Fne Turkish. Hvco
KkiIlickinick I'd, Goodwin Brother pure Hnbana
SolaCe and pa
GENUINE atasGIIAuM PIPEs--And amber mouth pieces
Clay and Fancy Pipes and Stems
MATCHEs-Prary, Ponak ard common Lacour
PLAYING CARDs-AIl kinds.
WINEs-y Chcquot, Heidsick / Co. and Cabinet Cham
payne, Iokay Szekszardi Port Sherry MADEIRA Spark
ling and Still Catawba, Rhine wine.
ALE AND PORTER-Jeffreys and Byas
FINE CoGNAC AND WmsKEY
PICKLE -Oysters, Salmon, Holsters and Sardiues
PRESERVES OF KNDs-Syrups. fine table Oils Lea
Perkins Worcestershire Sauce French Mustard Layer
laisins and Figs, Candies and Gum Drops Star and
Sperm Candles large lot Of Lemons Cordials Bar Tum
bers, Wine and Champagne Glasses
Boston Pond Ice through the summer season.
All orders will be attended to with particular care
lmayl6l A. ENGLE co, Texas street
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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 its advantages mark Goods
North
Care r. r. AGENT, Savannah and
Care J. W. GREGORY, Montgomery Ala"
''Care J. ". 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, 76 Tchoupitoulas
street personally attended BY Mr.. JOSEPH hoGRrDGE
J. ". GREGORY, Gen1 A gent South,
aug 8 iSb0-tf rs TehoupitonIas St. New Orleans
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WE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates;
w . cases kerseys and linseys;
5 bales blankets;
1900 feet India ruber gin bands, all sizes;
80 tons segments points, and gudgeona;
WeedirghoeS shoT Is, spades wheebarrows road scr
pers chains,9 c. HOWELL BUCKNFR
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GAS FIXTURES.
FENIE subscribers offer at all times complete assor
L ment fChandeliers, (from3 to Il lights, Brack-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights. and all other arti-
Giles of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices.
BY giving the height of ceiling size of room, and an
proximate price, parties may be supplied as well BY
letter as if present.
Information regarding styles and prices viii be sent
by mail when desired. HENDERSON & GAINES
aug10tf. No 100 Canal Street New Orleans
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.ay-FALL AND WINTER GOODS ~
Still Ahead of all Trader
A. WINTER,
Texas STREET, SHREvEPoRr
MsaT Has just received per steamers Era No 4 =. y,
FES Fleta, Iazoo Belle, Rescue and Larkin ~
Wsa~ Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
OF Fall and Winter Goods direct from the nlanufactp
res selected IN person expressly for the Shreveport
Eet and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Giothmg, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps NC.
ms stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. Is wei worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower
than any other house can offer them
boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies', men and bows
embracing all qualities and sizes >
AlsocA large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple urocees, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
GassWaTe 0ueenSware, etc, etc, to all of which the
ATTENTION OF my Old patrons and thepubicis solicited
notz A. WINTER.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
" MARKS has removed from his old stand to tle
W large and connexions building, corner of Texas
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Doors, SHOES AND Furnishing GooDs -
As TO style and quality his stock is UNSURPASSED oil f
which viii be sold at prices corresponding with the tgh
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. &C.
cSEBR> We have just received large assortment Of
38s=&aA RoCKAw4Ts BARoUcHEs BUGGIEs, &C. which
offered at New Orleans prices.
Wehave on hand complete assortment Of Trimmings
Woodwork, &C.. &c, and fully prepared to manu-
tacure aud repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON Il KTMBLF
VETEbave il store and will all N H. lo,rast .,as
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5000 lbs, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above, receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
of our young is in the east busilv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket audwe win afew days bein receipt ofsome ofthem
and those IN want OF goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS & ELDER.
Shreveport, Feb 90 1850
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rELRQRAh8.
FR0X W1sTTNGf0Y


WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-In the House to-day, the bill
authorizing the President to dismiss officers Of the army
was tabled.
The cou6scation bill was passed BY vot, Of 90 70 4s
The House adjourned TN Tuesday.
In the Senate, the resolutions Of tie Legislature Of
Maryland, protesting against the ssurpaons Of Lincoln
were read and ordered TO be printed BILL supplement
tai to that for the otectoa Of commerce. passed
also bill to increase the engineer corps. The motion
to postpone the consid of the bill divide Ken
lucky into Judicial districts led 10 the discussion Of
the loyalty Of Judge Monsaes to the United States.
The Senate confirmed the following nominations sent
in by Lincoln: Aajor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dix and
Banks.
The steamer Yankee Is at the Navy Yard, repairing
dam.ge occasioned by shot in her engine room.
Byasd Clark has been appointed BTigidisr General
ans authorized 70 establish cavalry school.
A military force has been placed Ct Silver Spring in
Maryland for the protection of the property Of T. B.
Sr.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Members Of Congress
have bean paid oUsfousth in gold and tho balance in
Treasury notes Government employees will hereafter be
paid In Treasury notes.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW Yoxk. Avg Sh.-The Angle Saxon has arrived
., Farther Point. She reports that bottle found ca
the Gsbriss Islands, containing account Of the loss
Of the Collins steamer Pacific. The Pacific according
4, the statement struck an iceberg and soon went down.
CohxEkCiAL
Gotten has advanced from Is to IA. The salcs Of
las, wok amounted to l44 600 bales Of which specus-
tors took 80 $50 aud exporters 10000 bales.
LvrRrocL. Friday, June lO.-Saes to spectators and
exporters 600 bales The market closed Arm at the
following quotations. Fair oeans 81; Kidding Orleans
s6sd eads,uffs and provisions dull. Couso,s SO 81
80 Bullion in the Bank Of Englsnd has increased
slts 900
TIE nsvs brought BY tho An.lo-saron Is urinpor.
tant
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movement among the ladies TO provide for The sick
and wounded soldiers Of the Confederate army Never
more striking or opposite was the tribute Of Scott:
"Whsn rain asd apguhh wing the brow
nplstering Gaod heu" d..
The ladies of ST. James (EpiscopaD Church have OBJ
tanned the Of the late residence oJudge ohm Robert
ssu at the corner Of Main and 81 streets and viii fur
nish forthwith for the reception Of patients Compe
tent nurses will be employed and the ladies will give
their personal attention to furnishing the supplies Of cub
sstsuce, &c.
The Nv Ortars Bee states that Mrs knight aud three
other ladies' Of that city, have determined 20 establish
free hospital in Richmond for the wounded and sick
sold Of the Southern army ard will be accompanied
by surgeons. They hope and expect be able TO
leave this evening 2sh nj. and will organz, their In.
81 tuo1 Of they reach tbs Virginia ca.
p IA. These ladies experienced 10 the care Of
ne sick, and prompted by the holiest of motives,
hsve determined 10 forsake the ease aud comfort
mother soothing and wa,chulnsss ever their
beds Of pain. Who that has or brother friend
relrVe in the army bu, will rejoice to think that Il
he DID he would be receive such ksne-
rcus at entiorsr
Tao Inquiries which are nads every DAY, BY
s"SouI relatives AID friends ths whereabouts Of
Wlu'1sd or sick roldis:s prsmps to suggest that
prsols in the county who have riens thsir HOUSES
shIud report their and thu regiments 70 which
IT, betns TO Mr. Harvey A. Dudley, OF this city -ho.
beGrV-, has charge Of tho "Solisrs' Intelligence
0,e" The -eport should slso d,sg nsss the location
oI ,he dwelling At which the patients may be found AID
The pSss OF 20 address.
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COAka<zROx-AL-
RlcaAoNp M,RKrfe, Assusr 5.

ooGr-rhs nArksss d1, cents nov considered
an extreme prise for prime RseelpS very light Ts crossing
crop promises 70 be The Abundant raised IN h Ou
Of The state.
hoea massive WseOnnas 70 quote ssperans %; Extra
Obtained
few suairsd bags from NorOn have been put upon
ne hAkH a. - oea Press teai spuard The prise cargo
sr 1Sa 70 grsdsrisks5as ago a
Irmy.
sSaA-rhs market Il nsE bar, Of Orleans sugar.
quote aOnasy s.. slO cts Ia N.- orleaa. FIR to prime
qusd a. tR9SS, sholss cts TIA Coz, 81 sansocrta
usn, here, would be lsss than 81 per 100 hA
RIE-Ws QaOss siee n SSSDs Ga
IosAee1-Nesng new to report The Inspections at The Eev
RAJ N-fa0a's' N 'a ely nom LAT OObs lss ns
fllows.
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REcNrrs paoa raE IsrEaIoa


~ Hs5IssASo receI3s Of pcoluee, GO q houuIOuul
By an Aai rSroAis Jly, except Y r. fll9Vs;
Sac, @lsj 81 leo b. gu;s, 11ti bus corn, bles
se"o. - 80 " Os driyd Lsi $40 % oat
w. ~ eis.s - sIa az, al tA4, az sheep va
hs = eaa 0-ts sE1 Ind, .sb 3 MD d., toS "a
Nas@. Lies ara. 81 D a. shay S4 pig
Roo - fiase-1 3s % t.ri % lps %
lkS.s-4hs 49, -uJ 80 dazsue, 80 s0li
n r-sa ~ lee 49, 80 Ttb
vs., - srps ). ~ s.K. "a ~ Gs-s
msd u 80 a., SO bAss osg =. iCs .Av,
bps De- - thues, 80,
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D'cHARoE4--R0bert s. Hamilton, whose arrest at
s.la's, and arrival in this city, suspicion of being
"a spy" vas mentioned in ,his Eapsg, rrs dsys ago
VISA r-ezEsiJ discharged after al investigation. We
learn ttsr Ess r5 ODE particle OF against
except the fast tina; he hsd been residing Ia Cincinnati
Ohio, ard be sheved By su ent tss neay that hs Re-,
cent repOVairQ thst atty account oS bis uars
served profess ous OF sVmrs'hv with She So".A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

An ApNoSITIoS-A number Of soldiers being present
a. the Mayors Courtroom yesterday a. Witnesses and
spectators, the Mayor took occasion to warn thsm
against the violation of the laws sracd for the preserve
Of good order Ee announced his sose unequivc
saJ to enforce those laws 'i9idy and 20 mAi,sn tbg
reputation Of Richmond s",ssioins city, st all bsz
add A0ns tr9 instances Of misconduct on TIE part
OF Of tie Iolders mel toned by the Mayor vs.,
that Of visiting the msfkeshouses aRd slasbp o,,n wa
Jern. IONS uitheir bowie kniye, VI tprospg them up IN
the air n TO eEea them in tbsis descent upon tbs
points Of their biyon.ts Al th, was done yIhsu "a.
gard to the rights EropOrtY, aud vas essh O. The
peace shien Nogid not -e tolerated IN future,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK Aug. 9Th. core pondent Of the World
writes that he besv the Southernes have abandoned
the idea of crossing the Potomac and that they vgo-
rousy concentrating their forces lower down. and
fishing line Of defsrcs between Manassas AID lower
Potomac They certainly dCpoyiug large numbers
from Mount Vernon, southwark, aud increasing the
number Of their batteries or the rive.
II M NC KpNkR,S OLD RYE WHISKY
- 100 bbls bungXrdnsT Old Rye whisky, and years
ola, Tor sale ~ ALVEY LirsC0MB,
aus 18Th street
@A CARD.-As We have 10 paw CASH for
49, every thing needed In the line o. our bu-
wilt FROM this date Inc ntlnuln, Accoun
ep with those persons VII have regular settled their bill With
lsi Of January and iuly
Account" rot ln July jon. passed osnno sinsr.H.d
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SEs'E-Se hear q saAn sal Of a Is cts The market
sAaai % So1aidSrsa As aAvi Ay opened the Gsass
eiasgnraS,a$ and oay one tle nIag disposed
70 pa'sAss The rsssPss Last oay ies has
al SSs 'A-s aas lAss We emit asaA SSaPAr.Fs
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NAroS's CoURr.-r.e following cases we're dispos,

EAroEs COURr.-rse following cases we're disposed
Of yesterday
CsthSrns Burns, charged With using sbu,i'e language
NArgare, Eeedhsm, required to give security for
her good behavior.
Mary Ann seIon charged with beating Ellen o'Toole,
required to give ike security. She bound over
keep the peace few @osks ago and has thus forfeit
ID her rsengnz,nce The parties In the case well
thS preceding one hail from the ould scuothry" and
70 be peace but when they quarrelng
or Sighting
P,lrck Kelley charged with hjurirg the property Of
Michael NoHlAnd, sent 10 the Husiirgs Court
HLey ia the ovssr and drive; Of onibgs or COACH
aud OF fridsy last While takirS "a load" Of selders ~
the reservoir camp, he oVodook NoWlsnds coach, ard
prevent irQm getting ahead Of his ovn ran into ID and
broke one OF the whasl4
WIN Sledd, for assSultng Anto1i Nolinari an Ita'-
iln and Aunden for being d,ordery in the street.
each required give security keep the peace
There was no other Of any interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

~ DIR. J. w. 6ARLICK.-Dsla
A srl-Ihavs for soma mershs uedin my family sem
pss iusly csssrstsd Baking 70 = ders and take psss
have ever ted making light Twee sponU bread There
no excuss bread when are msd
~...-h-.. III q0tb iasO ~ ia n
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W wtoT JOHNSTON,
fubrthsrt, booksellers and ststioners,
20. IS Main street,
Nave parch.sd the entire edition OF Ritohie Dannsvsns
eilcb OF the Map Of the State ~ Virginia 1t the
rate Of 'he STATE bshsd contains all the
ties pcpal owns railroads. rivers canals and all other n.sr
Rollers IS y . -
We also puSsh HsrIes Ii In AMY T.StsI eomps., 10
one 'olsne, with .s:ss sod "sps,I5
Iae y.lsaN Hsea i9Of oaPi Jas 4 Lee Of VIC Jr-.
sIf :.S ~. y.rgSa fOlas'ssr' !th Aessandl ~ =
I've have IN Press. ..s - -,A ,, ou,,
Illustrations nihlA, Containing Nv pages anu NV
Drill and BAYonst EKercl-s profsey Illustrated
by Non Cary ~ the Yrs, Regiment yrsnis VVlno
edition. 9Th thousand. -
AIir.s. .rdrr. - wEsr JOHNSTON,
my3i PuhlSh.rs. Ia Main htrssL Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

WATER Poor CLOTs-Dr J. l. Urs.sour, Processes
o. Cssmitry, Nav Orleans has furnished tho Data, o.
thai oiSv with ths anr exed formula for rendering cloth
ing water proof
l. Dissolve 10 twelve gallons Of soft water three ard
halt psSnds Of alum, ard diSsove 10 another twelve
x.lo0s Of the weight Of sugar oflesd mir
he solutions and An soluble suphats Of lead will
bs formed AaG vii fsl 20 the bottom Of the vessel De-
the srpssoat nt Equid and plunge the STUFF In il
rh,y should Re strongly compressed while uUdsr the
liquid in order to excel the air Tou the parss ard SUI
fere s1sk for oriyeishs h'urs. II the stuff. IRA
u-Aed in a . uln pan it would be beit WHEN
wihir IRAN h qaii, they to be dried, brushed
aud prsss d uiIh no iron.
No il ssupr.i 0r but mere expensive process. The
sam I'd ID b. employed in No l. but before rsipg
it, the ooshss to be spped into liquid made by dis
sovi s Een'y pounds Of British gum o, d,Irine ard
en pJus OF white soap in 6feen gallons Of boiliry
uaer Ths clothes should be boiled in this fqsid for
. uinu'e' and while still yet, be INN rssd in liquid
No l. and 'Tostsd as sPecii-d in process No Siuhs
rSate in this rAy completely unpsrDesbe 20 water,
though ueryious TO air. and hsr pibiy ard durabi-
" are remarkably crea.ed Instead Of the British gum
q solution of gelatin or glue may be employed.