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j. HUNT.


A. HU Mt & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
DIR Y GOODS.
CIR OCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WESTERN PRODUCE, &C.,
on THE LEYEE, Three Doors below Texas Street
SHREVEPORT, La
~ BRGs to inform their friends, planters mer-Cr
tIry% chants andPubhc generally that they have -
hD received large and select assortment of -
t1r>~SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Having purchased their stock entirely for cash they
e confident hatthey sell as cheap or cheaperthan
any house in this city.
Their stock consists in part of:
kerseys, Linseys Lowells and Osnaburgs ofSouthern
nlanQtacture; Hickory, Marlboro and Chocaw Stripes
PedlcElngs; Negro Blankets (some at cost) fine all
wpoD Bed Blankets Of every Size and quality Counter
phpes; Toilet Quilts, l0-4 and 12-4
Bleacned and brown Cottons very large assortment
aqi OF extra quality Ga, l04 and 124 Bleached and
DfoWn Sheetings
Irish Linens a large and beautifulassortment Linen
oheehngs, 1914 and 1914. Plow-case Linen; Linen Da-
mask Linen Table sets; Bird-eye Diaper Huckabuck
|CURr>Iv GooDs-Worsted and Cotton Damask; Tur-
key red and figured French Calicoes for Curtains.
large assortment Of Flannes.
Bleached, brown and colored Canton FIanncls
Black and fancy French Cassimeres; Tweeds;
Black Cloths Ladies Royal Cloths.
iSatInats-Back blue and grey.
ladies' SEapvs. n1ain black dress Silks. Ponlins
French Teripos All coioTs Main and fgured Deiaines
Black DeIanes, Iaii WOOL DeIaine robes; Alpaccas,
Genuine French CaIicoes of ali styles.
ENGLISH ana American Prints LARGE and beautiful as
sOrtmcnt.
Printed Jaconet Linen Lawns French Oroandies
Double skirt Organdies and English Barege Robes.
Lace Mantelets Narorris Paros7ls
plain and igured Swiss Muslin. Book Muslin Bril-
4 tautines Tarlton. Illusions. Of alI colors
4 kerchefs-Iinep Cambria. plain bemstiched and
embroidered
Hos1sRY-Of nearly every styIe manufactured-Ta-
dies and Misses best English cotton Hose; Ladies'
Misses and Childrens merino and woolen Hose
Cfentcmen's and bows En- gish Gentiemen's
and Bows merino and wooden half-hose
Ladies' Merino Vests
Geutemen's Gauze. Merino and Lisle Thread Shirts
ana Drawers
Hoor SKIRrs-Ladies' Misses and Children's. differ.
ent STYLES
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CONFEDERATE ARMoRY and FOUNDRY

COMPANY.
To CITIZENS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES AMEPIc
WE ARE ON THE EVE ofwhat may prove long and
w bloody war The best citizens of our country are
to be opposedn battle by the of thenorth
Thevctory is generally with those who are best drilled
and armed with the most approved weapons. Our
mics have the means at hand for constructing the most
destructive weapons otwar Our country in bisrespec
almost destitute Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut off. The present stores must be
haused It's absolutely necessary therefore to provide
at early day. against all contingencies All prelim
nary preparations have been made to commence imme
dately on large scale, the manufacture OF all mple
ents and munitions of war that may need Southern
talents stands ready to labor in the of Southern
freedom Our government win look to private enterprise
to supply its wants Those who have gone forth to fight
the battles Of their country, demand of that they
should not be left without the most improved of
defence against their enemies Our best interests call
US for the immediate commencement OF this important
work. Capital is now wanted, and we confidently appeal
to the patriotic feelings of the people of the Confederate
States to aid in carrying Out this enterprise As
investment there better opportunity at present of
fering. THOMASE. MCNEIL, Acting Super dent,
Macon, Ga
Ten Thousand shares Of sIO0 Each.
The manufactures of this Company will consist of
Artillery
FOR SEA COAST, GARRISON, SEIGB, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUSkETS PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
ONETS.
Laboratory Stores
GUN CAPS, FUSES, PRIMING TUBES, PORT FIRES.
Pr0iectiieS
SHOTS SHELLS BALES, ROCKETS, Ere.
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
As soon 30000is subscribed, the Company will be
regularly organised and work commenced Immediately
part Of the machinery which will be necessary has al
ready been ordered and in course of construction.
Books for subscription viii be opened in all Of the prn
cpa cities and towns Of the Confederate States the
Ist June.
Insamepts on shares will not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised. junel9+
rtrT r,T ~
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Dealer in Stoves and Stove Pipe.
M AXES every description OF Copper work including
VI Stills, Of from % to 2000 gallons, and Sheet Iron
work and Tnware, etc; Blacksmhing and general job
bug and Repairing in the metallic line attended to. He
keep good assortment of TINWARE on hand which
is offered very low prices both by wholesale and retail
Charles Byrne would also state that he keeps constant
y good supply and assortment of the best dcscrip
ton of both Heating and Cooking Stove be found
elsewhere one description ofwhch ENTIRELY or MS own
MANUFACTURE, the BYRNE STOVE, would cook for from
81 persons to 300 even up to 500 200 according
size, there beng seven sizes.
This description of Stove is extraordinary for simple
ty, strength compactneSs and convenience Of being
moved from place to place without liabilities to iniurc
also for durability NoStove can excel for ban fry
ing boiling broing; its oapacious has appar
atus easily managed and not liable to get out Of order
that when properly used causes meat of all descriptions
well fish vegetables, fruit, pastry and bread etc.
which may be put IN IT. at the same time, To be baked
properly speaking roasted, in the best possible
ner and be dry and crisped the surface fcOoked
before open fire and each article retaining own par
cular flavor all the damp sweat ana fumes arising from
the different articles undergoing the process Of cooking.
being carried entirely off the moment they arise Ii can
also be made have the power to nearly all
own smoke; it has besides draft regulator to govern the
fire E"he yrne StOye'' will either suit for wood
zealand besides has the advantage ofadmtng ofanoth
stove being attached, htchcd on to it, which be
done with very little trouble and without auv alteration
chargein its form or construction. When puttogeth-
er, the two form splendid Range and are worked
with only one fire, that OF the first. The additional
stove serving in conjunction with the first to do all de-
scrption Of baking, well for heating purposes etc
The furnace or ire-box being lined all round with hea-
Wy eptrate cast iron guard plates and seperate heavy
CRATE bars should they get warped burned from the
constant action of the fire, all any of them be
newed bv the maker who retains all the original pat
terms, at very triing expense, which will render the
stove good These guard plates have very sell
dom be renewed before the expiration of two years
and from that up three orfOur yeats and the sheeiron
part if the foregoing i attended to- will easily last from
eight yoors. This is now in use on Stcanl-
ships steamboats, in hotels boarding houses and many
plantations where large numbers to be cooked for,
and in several private families.
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same instant the voice was heard again and sure now
that one of those desperate hussars had climbed the
tower and unable to control her rage at the audacity of
tho atternnt dafna Ponnonna cIufcbed ber cane and
rushed forward 10 aim blow At the military can now
visible ar the sill Of the window Rpt AZ the same in
slant the head Of the intruder was thrown back and the
gbbcring and diotic smile of poor Robertn checked
her blow in its descent and turned all her anger into
ntv Poor siy lad he had contriyed to draw up the
garden ladder and place it unon the roof of the stone
porch beIow to climband offer flower to Tbenas Not
unwilling to have her daughters mind occupied with
some other thogbt than the forbidden excursion the
dame offered her hand TO Robertn and drew him gently
in atrhe window And as il was now market time She
bid Th6nais he kind to the moor boy and locking the
door behind her trudged contenediy off with her stick
and basket
am sorry to be OBLIGED to reascd an act of liaI dis
obedience in the heroine of mn <sSry Anbour after
Thenais was welcomed with acelamaton as she suddenly
appeared with Robertn in the midst of the merry party
OF grisettes With Robertin-not as he had hitherto
been seen his cap on the back of his head and his under
lip hanging loose like an dots-but with Robertin gal
liant spirited and cav the handsomest of hussars and
the most JOYOUS of companions And Th6nas. spite Of
her hasy toilet and the cloud of conscious disobedi-
ence which now and then shaded her sweet smile was
by many degrees the belle of the hour and the palm of
beauty for once in the world at least was Welded with
out envy The grisettes dearly love bit of romance
too and the circumventing of old dame Pomponney by
his ruse Of idocv and the safe exrcati0n Of the pret-
test girI of fla iIIaoa fro, tbt l Il t vys
quite enoueh 10 make Roberin hero and his sweet
heart Tb6pSis more interesting than nererrtpd nrin
cess
And seotoi ON Nh c,ro,nd Will, t,;r an va
Iiers served cn yifr hyoalest tn IaIt beared ori.
sattae Of Pocb,,ot pr ba,,r o,o,l p no orie5 h.,
tber bottars tsnl1aI,F fIo SrlT dar1,n,eJ and =
III ,t : -. H. 5 a. -
,.o,ir62 mn Of sumner sto,,, Sa,,ya on; no,,t1 Ta
soIl;rTs wore .eJ to aro,s and tI7oy had raaIad
nm and raoao1 tai IN sad ,Snr. ,n,ler wav for
sboIto aaogt ia rsotts a1 tI,eT
an aad toyyar1 tLo naar.t 5,,roono of tba dano,,-
,loaios of tb. 5taa,, H., -,
pnt Porort;n now ,,J I,ooo,, III, 7,o.,o
and ,,If,, sr;ii f t Ctf4; TIsaiIfrs trotod
him yitI i,Jtti,,;,o dr,r,, ,J IN c,or of t
,rr l;,I l,t ,;tI NJ; - "a ,,,I,l,i ~, a+
,, ;na, z H. ~,
and hy tlo +oa the L;,, ros ho.C,r 70 ,rI tIo rt,
yoro 6.,,ci c tbo and sr,oatb
thrasLf,o ao ,,,I t ,r, Ir,r, ~ ,bo ,riI
t,, and 49, % + f I iI Ib b
..a.Iar;t,,, tor,,ost
To a. Ial,s - .o,,, 1,, ,,.;r, ND t1o
CHATTER Of bGrsas tat in rrd oaIo ,vas hoar n
or of tIa ra,sos i, rho y,t1 So,o oIo soeinlr
~ tLi . t, ~ tt .o7sI I - ~
the floor was left to Robertin and TbEnos whose 6racc
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v AT HANDSBURU, NINNINNIFF 7.
vi AIR constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
4 Circnlar saw Mills, Shaftins and Pulieys,
at HE above establishment (which is conducted by ny
foid & 4, and solicit orders from Southern customers
burmschinerg has attained reputation for suPeriori-
v and durability and our endeavor will be 70 continue
Ia deservsit r. F. HARRISON,
40 St Charles street, New Orleans
Constantly on hand-West's Patent Iaft and toroe
Pumps Ciruar Saws Rubber Belts, Iron Gas and Wa
ten Pipes Corn Mills Circular Saw Mills, Cotton Cans,
Horse Powers etc etc ulaY2gt
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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.

FACULTY:
REY, J. FRANKLIN FORD,
President and Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences.
MISS CATIIARINE Z. COLEMAN,
Vice Principal, and Instructress in Mathematic and
English Literature.
MISS E. BRAINERD
Insructress in the Physical Sciences, Composition and
Elocution.
MISS THEOD0CIA JOHNSON,
Instructress in the English Branches.
MISS -
Insructrcss in the Primary and Academic Department
PROF. GEO. c. TAYLOR,
Music the Harp Piano and YiOhn.
PROF. J. LUTHER.
Music-Piano, Guitar, Violin, &c.
MISS MARY A. COLEMAN,
Music-Piano, Guitar and Vocal.
MILE /, DURAND, (of FranceJ
Instructress in French and Music.
MRS. E. r. F. THOMPSON,
Instructress in the Ornamental Department
Terms, etc.
TheScholastc yearis divided into two terms ftwenty
weeks each. The Autumnal Term commences on
the first Monday of October; the Spring Term immed
ateiy succeeds WITHOUT VACATION and closes July
The terms for tuition payable quarterly in advance
but when delayed beyond the close of the term interest
will be charged For the term Of twenty weeks they
are follows
Tuition in Alphabetc Department .......... So 90
Tuition in Academic Department and Freshman.
Tuition in Collegiate Department three highest
Incidental Expenses 90
MusiC-Piano-forte Guitar. ........ so 90
on Harp. p....................... 40 90
Drawing and Painting Is 90
French Latin and Italian, each ch.............. u 90
Embroidery 10 90
Wax-work per course Of lessons. ............ 10 90
Fec for graduation 10 90
Boarding including lights, washing, &c,...... go 90
Oil Painting 50 90
Pupils entering at the opening of the term, within
two weeks thereafter will be charged for the term
will any deduction be made for absence except for Provi
dental cause. Sep21-ly
TIE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
= the reception of pupils on the 2D MONDAY THE 9TH
OF JANUARY, 1860.
Charges:
Ist. For board, tuition, washing fuel lights
&c, per session of ; months $125 90
ID Forday scholars, ,persesson Of 5 months, so 90
No pupil received for less than FIVE months no deduc-
ton for absence except of proracted illness
All charges to be paid strictly, half in advance.
SP. HELME, A. NJ,
.Innnnrv I 1870 Prncinal and Prnnrintnr
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sHor-The Bowling Green Courier of the 3lst ult.
SAYS some thirty foty persons to the alor Of
Simpson county lin possession of the Conedentebout
of Christmas, demanded the keys, which
were given up; they then took Alexander White and
shot him in the passage between the prison and the
jajors residence.
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A. & |. y. MARKS,
ESALE GROCERS,
VI 5rchants and Dealers in
led AND POWDERED SUGAR,
n, OF all kinds,
>ti3 Wines and Liquors, Tobacco,
Igars. &c. &c, &c.
t} and Il NGw LEyEg,
}5 and 81 FULroy SrEgTs,
5ydras and Gravier Streets.
NEW ORLEANS
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II, ?. BUCKLEY.
NLate Young & Co,
CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
Matchmaker. -TeWpler a. SIIYerSmIth,

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Matchmaker, -Teweler Il SIIyersmIth,
sa2 IMPORTER offine Watches for ladies e-@ne=.
I'm, and gentlemen, of the most cele-lS[-J0 ~
la brated makers ofEngand aud Switzerland made
to III order expressly in heavy gold and sill
ver,1 and warranted standard hneness.
Ladies' chatclanes and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains seals, keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings breast-pins, cuf-pins, etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Specaccs for every age, in gold silver steel andt
toise shell frames;
sverwaro, warranted pure as coin consisting of table,
tea and dessert spoons
Silver, table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives
Plated ware consisting Of castoTs candiesticks wait
ers, etc.
Having been always engagedin the mechanical part OF
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
srctest personal attentions and having every facility for
making any portion Of watch, he will be enabled to
work on very reasonable terms.
set in the latest style Canes mounted in gold and
silver Is, 1856
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VNHE subscribers offer all times complete assort
Il ment Of Chandeliers lfrom8 to Y lights Brack-
ctk, Pendants Portable Lights and all other artl-
clds Of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices:
BY giving the height of ceiling, size Of room and ap-
price, parties may be supplied as well by
letter, as if present.
bvInaiI when desired HENDERSON & GAINES,
.lu6I0tf No. 100 Canal Street, New Orleans
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The Memphis Appeal is down heavily upon the tee
graphs for lying after ha7ng circuatedtheir hunchau
Zen stories with avidty both in gulable extras' and
through the medium qf tneit c>innns VIA. ToTid
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UNIYERsHRY OF LOUISIANA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

FT1HE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will COM
Il mence on the second MONDAY of November, 1861,
and viii close the first Monday of April 1862
Hon. THEODORE II. MCCALEB, LID, Professor of
Admiralty and international Law
RANDELL HUNT, Professor of Commercial and
Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence
CHRISTIAN R0SELIUS, Ii, D., Professor of Civil
Law.
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Commercial Law, and Equity Jurisprudence
sep RANDEII, HUNT Dean
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The following extract is from the Hilton Head s. c. }
correspondence Of tie New York Tribune. 1t is one
of the many means used by the leaders Of the great
armada" to deceive the people Of the north and indu
ence their passions against the south
The horrible fact stands out with APPALLING clearness
and certainty that the murder Of the slaves who
be compelled to follow their masters is desperate pol
icy and relentless purpose On the roads which lead
the islands, for 80 80 miles in all directions guards
are stationed to intercept the negroes and prevent their
escape Ifcaught they sent inland, and there fog
ged tortured and imprisoned in irons. If they
be caught they are shot without hesitation or mercy
There is a more horrible. story yet A slave named
Priscilla formerly owned by Mr.. Graham, of Graham
vile, now a servant Of Capt G. E. Fuller, one Of the
brigade quartermasers relates that before she left the
plantation the slaves were ordered into barn to shell
corn that when all in, the doors locked, tie
barn was fred and men, women and children were burn
ed alive Capt Fuller assures me that he has doubt
of the fact. When after such horror thar, add
that two slaves captured at Beaufort few days ago,
known have been taken to the mainland and hanged
seem to record only a commonplace harhartr- the
truth Of which NEEDS no affirmation.
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SOUTHERN vs. NORTHERN MANUFACTURE.
SOAPS! sOAPS!! SOAPS!!!
Warranted equal if not superior to the most favorte
northern brands of the like grade and prices
PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS,
Front, Notre Dame and Fulton Streets, New Orleans

Front, Notre Dame and Fulton Streets New Orleans.
STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IN the systematic arrangement completeness and sci
entfc profcently and practical skill and experience
which presides over their manufactured department
well in the decided advantages which their locality af
ords them for laying in their stock Of raw material
nomcaly these works confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have, therefore, longer any occasion
send their orders TO the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional advances the rates
of freight incident marine transportation, thereby in
ducng the necessity keeping heavy stocks Of the
modify on hand as they supply themselves with
Just as good an article inst cheap, and in Just
such quantities only, if they choose, viii meet the
weekly demands oftheir business from RELIABLE HOME
IYsTITurIos. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS
Now Orleans Nav %. 1851
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KEAcHI FEMALE COLLEGE,.


Puv U TIrcKFp
President and pofseor If MentaI and Moral Science
I'D Ancient ToTrrnarras r,,,' - -
Mss s q WITG0T
Instrpctrass in FpgEsb Titoratrrs,
Mss SATIJF p Sc0GIN
Tnstrctrass; ii Matbaratics ana tba Pbsca1 oiancee
Mes KATE HIT =
frstr,ctrossin Acodaroic na'ror+r,or+
Ppop q p SCHTT ~
Instructor of Wnsic-Piano Cnitor and Violin
MISS S&TIIE e. CARLTON
Tnstructrass in Nnsic-Piano ana Gni+ar
Mrss WTLCOX
Tnstructras i; Francb ana tha Danartroan+
REV 7 n. TUCKER Am Tany
Stewards Denartman+
Mas p. N. JENKTNS
Matron
The 4utunnoI Torn of this institution commences nm
the l st Monday If anteTnber. the SnriT nrr, viii i'm,
mediataIv snccaad without onv voc5t;on Farb Torn,
twenty-one weeks
Rates of Tuit;on for the Term of tyentvone weeks
follows:
In Primary Danartmept s75 Oo
In Academic Danartment % M
~
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REMOVAL.
wv MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
w . large ard commodious building, corner of Texas
and Market streets and is prepared furnish his friends
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Doors, SHOES AND FURNISHING GooDs.
As to st7e and quality his stock is unsurpassed all of
which will be sold prices corresponding with the tight
ness of the times.
ROCERTES-Al large assortment of FANCY and STA
NJ prr GROCERIES, Just received and for sale BY
Ed EBERSTADT.
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TIME undersigned having determined to close up in
4 this place, is selling off at COST.
The assortment comprises every description of fancy
and staple dry goods gentlemen clothing boots shoes
etc. all Of the latest STYLES and fashion.
Purchasers invited to call and examine stock and
prices. W MARKS.
dce5. Fsxas Street
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CENTENARY COLLEGE or Ia.

TIME Exercises Of this Institution will be resumed at
4 the Commencement of the next regular Session, on
the MONDAY OCTOBER 1t is desirable that stu
dents should apply for admission at the beginning ofthe
session. INfull Faculty will be in attendance
BY a resolution of the Board of Trustees Confederate
Bonds will be received in payment of tuition during the
JOHN c. MILLER, President.
Jackson La August 2S, 1861
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UFTS q COLLEY,
70 Nelson, Wardwell & Co.,
tTErg or AND DEALERS IL FoREIGN AND
nestle
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
8, Rifles. Pistols and
HEAVY GOODS,
on Nos and 9 Barclay street, oppo-
sa, New York.
E
i, February 9, 1859.
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FURNITURE.

" NNlE u ~,
LINT & JONES,
loyal Street. New Orleans
uLD invite the attention of their
ends and the public to their @
III selected and large stock of Es7
lblnet Furniture. Having ! !
W greatly enlarged their establish
enabled To exhibit the best and most
Of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
uprising everything necessary in the
ling.
,njture, we keep for sale Plush, Hair
limp, Cord, Tassels, Springs, Tacks,
ne, etc
ltr ana Moss Mattresses,
Bottoms, a new and economical in
. Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and
.ORS OF ALL SIZES,
Plain and Checked India Mating
Kinds, together with Ice Boxes Of ev-
.Iy ana securely packed for shipment
purchasers will always find our stock
'ecrion, and are cordially invited to
examine for themselves.
)rIl H. 1858
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~ RIBBER n 10.

y IN DTDDIN q Oy.1
TORS, Commission and Forwarding
lCroudelet street, New Orleans. Spe-
rfoa viii be paid to all goods consigned
the purchase of Groceries, Plantation
ms. Western Produce, etc. aprl4
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N. VALENTINE y %,
IuUrS5ION MERCHANTS, 81 Com
av Orleans. Collecting, Receivingand
planters orders specially attended to.
june
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES |!

Any Lady VINO VIII send htF auuTt9S 70
Mrs e. CREAGER, BALTIMORE MD,
with three postage stamps included will receive
BIZ return mail something of importance to the sex
i.lNNM w ENOM TUYS LFN AND BE HAPPY.
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.TTELL & PRATHER,
CTORS AND COMMISSION MER-
NJ rarondelet Street, New Orleans
Cbilders & Beard, White, Smith &
gr oct3-Iy
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MUSIC.

TENHE undersigned having determined to settle perma-
nenyiu this place forthe purpose Of giving lessons
the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute or any nstru-
ment desired. During the past seven years. snd has
taught successfully in southern college he respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country Terms S6 per month of
three lessons week Orders left at Bail DashielIs
drug store promptly attended to E. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport, January 30-5m professor of Music
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ley & Co., respectfully inform their
3 aul friends they have removed to the
stores Nos. 81 and Gl Grayier