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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UOTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
". n. HoLLINGsHEAD Auotioneer
BY CHARLES Q, WARREN.
No. q oortlandt street
On FRIDAY. June 6, at lsS O'Clock.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE.
On FRIDAY, June 49, at 10Y O'Clock,
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE.
On FRIDAY June 20, at lo,l O'Clock,
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE
On FRIDAY, June q. at lo,1 O'Clock.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE
The respectfully acting selling
for great nsmoer Of the leading manufacturers n
Known goods will be found upon my catalogue at auc
iaeeaa THE SALE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 6,
will be made exclusively Of choice fresh made and strict
assortment in great variety Of material, of .
L4l MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMoRALs.
3 ,a MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS OXFORD TIES
: MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CONGRESS BOOTS.
MEMS PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS.
MEMS CANVASS FATIGUE BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS
MEMS FINE sEwED AND NAILED BALMoRALs. /,
~
MEMS FINE sEwED AND NAILED OXFORD TIES. 1
MEMS FINE sEwED AND NAILED CONGRESS BOOTS
Womens Misses ChiIdren's sewsd, pegged nail
2d Boots Balmorals Caters, slippers OF every descrip
-sl ALSO, AT PRIVATE SALE,
.s BOOTS AND SHOES BY THE PACKAGE.
lw ,ss 6 ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS.
ss.a 30 CHARLES G. WARREN
Auction and Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse
81 ~ ~ Cortland street.
UcTIoN SALE OF PROPERTY BELONGING TO
OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrxRxAsrxR,(
PERRYvILLE Md, May Is 1852 !
Will be sold ct public auction, Perryvie Nd We'd
nesday June H. 1862, commencing nine O'Clock A. M
the following condemned property belonging to the United
Il Horses
Is Mares with foal
:. SO Goosing and Heating sovea
1900 Grain Sacks.
6OCCO Pounds old Tire Iron.
5000 Pounds Scrap Iron.
rs Tons Railroad Iron.
795 Railroad Ties
I7oCU Feet assorted Lumber.
10 Buildings (barracksl
Commissary Store House. /
p buildings lmechancs shops. mess rooms, &c)
10 Sheds for horses and mules.
Sas Wagon Whips 27I Neck Halters ss7 Locking Shoes
sRasps Dress Drill 800 Bride Bits II Mule Collars l4
&ross Mule Hames L shoves 6spades IS Horse Brushes
Buckets oes g ases. 8 nsrn seA IL stable
FS1s " Pes Dutch gs Ovens s Hs.chs
&nits Padlocks, Oil Cam Single Trees and Portable
in coin United sssss S9s
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster q. g. A.
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RRYANTs' MISUNDERSTANDING HALL
ID 472 BROADWAY, srREEr.
Monday June 2, and every night during the week.
Immense Hit Of Hare High the Hoss Tanner. Horn, uto
Mac, Emmett, Florence and Dan Bryant As
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUITS.
Use gwotn down TO Washington
To eight for AbrahAm's daughter
s. c. Campbell, Leslie Fowler, Gould and Hilton IN nsW
Black wizards Tempest Festival Scene "WAs
Struck Billy Pattersoni"
Doors open att Curtain rises at g. Tickets - ceutA
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FRIDAY, JUNE g. 1852
LAST LAST B BAY B BTyT 9 oSE
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
This exhibition has afforded the finest display or
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS AND FAT BABIES.
BABIES, TWINS. TRiPLETs ANB FAT BABiEss
has ever been the good fortune OF the public 70 behold
500 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHILDREN,
EIGHTEEN PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS
THREE SETS PREMIUM TRIPLETS,
Ing finest Children Of the entire Exhibon. grand
HUMAN ROsEBUDs
HUMAN HUMAN k kSsEsUDs,
CHILD, EIGHT MONTHS OLD
win be exhibition from II o'clock A. NJ an p NJ and
all the Babies Twins Triples and Fat Babies foaf
years Of age, from 7tnlSPM
It will be continued all this week.
children DESTROYS OF avoiding the dscomfoFtD
OF great crowd Will do well early in the morning
than 10 o'clock and the Museum and Other
Also 70 all hours, the Quaker. Wooden Gun,
from the rebel Notifications at Centerve Val the gcak
Living Whale the Abinos the Living Black Sea
Tie new and magnificent Sensational Drama,
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN,
A''". - EVERY EVENING at7x O'Clock.
Admission to all. rs children under ten, Is cents
Commodore NUTT-the $4,000 Nutt-wth reappear nczs
Monday.
Three PERFORMANCES
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A UCTI0N NoTICE.-Jos L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER.
. HANDSOME PARLUR FURNITURE.
,,,,ss SEVEN OCTAVE, PiANoroRIEA :,

:. y. :.
A. public auction this day. 0k o'clock precisely at the
frivAte residence IL Ninth street Third
fsstng Of Psor Suits covered in broctel and
Marble Top Tables Etagercs, Clocks Curans
wood and mahogany bedroom sus Hair Mattresses Sofa
Beds Tea Tables, Mirrors, Shades, Paintings Rockers
sGpring Seat Chairs Dining Chairs &C.; belong
srig TO first class house. Sale positive.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF A STOCK OF ELEGANT
"a Household FURNITURE manufactured for first class

M DOUGHTY will SELL by order Of assignee this day
Friday, g. and saturday juno commencing at l0k
O'Clock each day, at saesroom ~ Nassau street,
richly rosewood Parlor Suits covered IN
brocaei; mahogany do in harcloth; black walnut do in
brocae plush hair coth Secretary and Library Book
eases marble top Tables Brussels Vel
vet CarpetEgs; mahogany Chairs Bullets Extension Dining
Tables Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus, Wnshsands Bed
esds Hair Ma Paiiasses Lounges OAK marble top
NJ .nds Gas ChandeIier &C., &c-the whole forming an
well worthy the attention Of housckeepes
otheps
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACK 5.
w Doors open at TX; begins at O'Clock
LAST NIGHT


T" Doors open s :, n s SsSGs at sooiost.
NV" Ga z; gs III II ;fAse'-
wnl be acted, for the third aud
1s ssasa 5. ss X Mrs nosa
or Not 70 ES1ErX, y Animal Magnetism" 3O entitled
Which elected from crowded audiences
the oudest laughter and prolonged applause and will be
given Ior the last tme with the standard Of the
Sir Robert Rambe. Mr. Lester wallack
Mr.. Mr. Charles fisher
LORD Norand Mr. Norton n
Edward Irwin .............. Miss Fanny Reeves
WI william sa,n:,.; Turner
Lady Irwin Fanny
Miss woodburne. Miss Madeline Henriqaes
Jsna MIS- , 0a s,
NEVER s SAES6RAx HERE.
:. $50. s.'., H FAST MN Or THE oLDEs TIME.
adapted by Mr. Lester Wsllssk e es produced with
Nv I.h.rwood NEW SCENERY.
!. 49,. So, ORIGINAL MUSIC.
Mr. Lester wsiisst VII cns :ins he ssxo
SIMON THE cELLARER.
-A' - comprising ALL THE COMPANY.
The piece TO conclude with the
COUNTRY CUSHION DANCE.
Being for the
. 81 ~ RENEFIr
MR.. and MRS. JOHN SEFTON
On MONDAY June g.
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
On which ShE raI. nfTss 1s'td hHE:F'
RURAL FELICITY,
combining the entire strength Of the company will be pro-
duced for the
BENEFIT
MR.. MOSS tTREASURER).
Between the first and second Pieces 3aH
MR.. WALLACK #....
will have the honor addressing audience a. usual ct
the close of the
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u DWARF sCHENcK. AucTIoNEER.

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c.
By EDWARD sCHENCK. THIS DAY, 9th inst.
HANDSOME SPAN OF BAY CARRIAGE Houses
Arc IL hands long tails, fne stylish driyers eight
old. kind ana gentle in every way Sold only the owner
ELEGANT OPEN BARoUcHE.
made TO order bv Wood Brothers. and nearly new.
SPLENDID BLACK HORSE;
Ia l6 hands long TAIL eight old Stylish warranted
perfectly sound, kind and gentle, and traveller.
TOP WAGON,
with side curtains, in good order.
ELEGANT COUPE HORSE.
Is Is hands, six old warranted perfectly sound kind
and gentle, and IS fine rs any In the city
LIGHT FULL SPRING WAGON,
built TO order by Wood Brothers. weighs lS3 pounds
without shafts less than year, has
LADIES' SADDLE MARE;
Il Is hands, old long tail bay warranted
ecty sound kind and gene has been ridden by lady the
last year handsome, and tine harness horse and
LIGHT TOP WAGON,
made by Wood Brothers. and nearly new.
FINE BLACK HORSE;
II 15 hands, long TALL eight years old very stylish perfect
In every way. and fine driving horse.
ENGLISH SADDLE AND Birdie,
DOUBLE ANB SINGLE HARNESS,
BLANKETS, WHIPS, &C.
n. B.-REGULAR SALE OF
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS &c.
ON TUESDAY NEXT.
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DEPUTY CHARACTERISTICS GENERALS OFFICE
~ PHILADELPHIA, May g. 1862.

4
PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCES.
Proposals viii be received at this ONCE until Saturday,
June "a at II O'Clock NJ for the delivery of O)
dred and fifty Army Ambuances be delivered in this city
before the first day Of july next and much
possible patterns of which be application
this Office They must be made Of the best mate
posas for any number less than hundred ty will
be received Security for the faithful performance Of the
will be required. the Of whom will be
toned in the proposals. Bids be endorsed Proposals for
. g. II. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
= the 18th OF June for the purchase Of what Hides and
TAllow the may from time time dis
Of Washington and which already contracted
for.
Bids state the price per pound for green sailed
Hides and the price per pound for rough Taow.
The contractor must be prepared to take the Hides
and Talow whenever the government may require.
Bids directed to Major A. Beckwh., q. s., U. s. A.,
Washington d. c., and endorcd Proposals."
No bid will be entertained unless the bidder Is present
respond to his bid.
Companies bidding will the Of each member Of
the hrm.
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Ar G. EDEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 EDEY,
w. will sell Saturday, 7h inst IL O'clock In front
Of their saesroom hne gray Mare 52 high warranted
minutes in every respect desirable animal for any one.
Also, light Totng Wagon built by Dubois and
Of single Harness. city made. IfsN
The whole sold reserve the owner leaves
the city on Saturday afternoon
No. q Cedar street, opposite the Post onice
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THE Military.

NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM FOR SALE CHEAP
y Almost new. Address N. g., Herald oflce.
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! EDWARD sINTzENICH, AuCTIONEER.
/ ~ Large and elegant stock OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE mostly consigned from the best city manufacturers

EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTIONEER.
IL Large and elegant stock OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TuRE mostly consigned from the best city manufacturers
BY 9. W DAVENPORT, on Saturday June 4 at 10Y
O'clock 65 l57 Broadway large well assorted stock
Of Cabinet and Upholstery Goods from the best city manu-
facturers We would call attention to this SALE and
cuarly request attention the number and elegance Of
Paror Suits and other items for the drawing ROOM the
number and variety Of Extension Tables abou forty In
Bullets and Sdeboards equal to any in the city In Library
Furniture have rich rosewood and walnut Bookcases
Secretary do. Tables choice Suits for dining
and libraries besides large number Of similar ar
rich rosewood and walnut Bedseads, elegant Bureaus
Washstnnds, COmmodes, Armoires single and ydouble
Wardrobes &C. Also eight pattern carved Centre Ia
bles with statuary marble tops The Goods on
exhibition until time Of sale.
EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
u ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
BY c. W. DAVENPORT, this day, June g. ut l0< O'Clock,
At saesr0oms l55 Isl Broadway choice and elegant
stock OF valuable English illustrated Books Also about
hundred volumes Standard Miscellaneous Works. to
be sold by order OF executors.
EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, 9th instant, at l0h
O'Clock Al 1853 Broadway In the lower saesroom large
of second hand Furniture removed for
nience Of SALE comprising Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Ocohs and Mating elegant oak Dining Room Suits
In leather made order by Hutchngs mahogany Paror
Suit elegant Chandeliers black walnut Extension Table
large rosewood Wardrobe rosewood and black walnut Book
ONCE Desks&Bronze Clocks Mantsl Ornaments, So
fas. Chairs, Ksfrgerators, g.
--........ ,.... ~. ALsO - ...s ~.
deon The whole TO be sold without
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INxTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
~ LAURA KEENE's THEATRE.
summer season, under the management OF
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
the youthful and accomplished actress, will commences
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE Q,
when she will appear In her original character OF
IM fANCHON, THE CRICKET,
for the New York This great and celebrated
Drama been hailed with delight and immense In
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNION.
Translated from tho German by A. Wadeuar, ESQ, and
copyright entered by him according 10 act OF Congress- fer
Miss Maggie Mitchell.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UoTIoN sALE.-oRGANs FOR sALE,-wILL BE
IA sold Monday, 10th inst, al o'clock r. M at auction,
Organs, suitable for small churches.
parlor Of five and Of four stops with
swels attached at IS Forsyth street. +. w. Q. MILLER
CHARLES d. DAVIS 4 CO., AUCrI0NEERS. WILL
" SELL this day 10Y O'Clock their saIesroom, I94
William between Frankfort aud Spruce, rich broca ell
large French plate Pier Glass, light Chandeliers, Velvet,
holsters and Paiastes Also l Grover Bakers Sewing
Machine
CORPORATION SALE OF FIRE ENGINES HOSE CAR
riages Tools. &c., Monday, june at o'clock,
A. NJ, by COLE MURPHY, Auctioneers. Corpora
ton yard corner Myrtle avenue and Hampton street Brook
Supplies consisting Of Fire Engines, Hose Carriages
Jumpers all the Tools for making Patterns old Iron
Copper, Lumber, &c.
nAvID D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
IL day, at 438 Canal street. at O'Clock, Beds Bedsteads,
Bureaus Ingram, Three Ply Brussels and Velvet Carpets
painted, black walnut And mahogany Washsands Sofas,
Lounges Chairs Tables Mattresses, Gas Fixtures, &c.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE IS WHITE STREET. NEW
10 DEALERS IN ARMS
diass delivery win be purchased subject % nsDscon BY
the United States on application to the under
signed purchasing officer, IS White street, n. Y
chased g. CRISPIN, Captain of Ordnance.
DROPOsALs,-oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived up II NJ Monday, June - 1852 at the
the Assistant Quartermaster United Army
nishng the undersigned with view Of purchasing for
'Ae $500 SADDLE HORSES
be free from all defects be between (6) nine
years old, and from Is to 15x hands high.
MARES EXCLUDED.
All animals submiNed will be subjected 10 thorough
animation and inspection by duly authorized OF the
appointed for that purpose Persons whom
the bids awarded will be notified where the inspection OF
the animals will take place at the time Of awarding the
tract.
The the right reject all bids
ed unreasonable.
Proposals will received for the whole any part the
above number of Horses and they will be accompanied by
the Of two GU responsible parties who shall
security for the faithful execution Of the contract
Delivery TO commence within ( six days after the signing
of contract.
Proposals win be endorsed
Proposals for supplying the Government with Horses"
and viii be directed to Capt HENRY G. HODGES Assis-
tant Quarermaser United States Army Is Mercer street.
New York.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
n,nE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board of Aldermen, whom, the consider
alton OF the application OF the Managers of the American
Institute for lease from the Corporation of the plot
ground known Reservoir Square, at nominal rent will
meet at room No City Hall, Friday, 9th instant at
O'Clock r. NJ. All parties Interested in the application
hereby notified to be present the above mentioned
and place until further notice.
TERENCE FARLEY,
JAMES REED,
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HENRY WOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WOOD
co s Nassau street. viii sell this day friday
lOa O'Clock A. M, large collection of Fushcas, Roses
0eranums and summer Towering Planta All OF which
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
11 and Pianoforte.-A NJ. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer,
large lot Of furniture comprising Sofas Chairs Bureaus
Beds and Bedding, Carpeng Olcloh, Crockery. Glass
and Plated Ware large lot of Looking Glasses Fancy
Goods &C. also rosewood Panoforte. By
order OF Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTfoNEER.-MY FRIENDS
~ and the public will please take notice that have
moved from the store formerly occupied to l5S directly
opposite.
II ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS AFTER.
Ia. at oclock the Furniture OF Paror, three Bed
and Dining Room III Clinton place West Eighth
srcet Sixth avenue consisting of elegant Paror Bed
and Dnins Room Furniture, Glass China and Silver
Ware Table Cutlery. sc. Sale positve.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
= THIS DAY, FRIDAY, june

Al ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the Central salerOoms OF
Willoughby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn,
large assortment Of good Furniture rosewood Par0r
Suits Pier and Manel Glasses, Etageres Sofas, Chairs.
Bedseads, Hair Mattresses Carpets. 0ilcloh, Piano. 49,
Cotton IL Army Cots Sewing Machines Cooking and Par
lor Stoves, Heaters, &c,
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NrIBLo's sALOON.-ARDAvANTS GRAND CONCERT.
IN Tue artist friends Of Sgnor Aravan propose TO give
him grand Complimentary BENEFIT which win take place
Saturday, yune7 On this occason Miss Carloa Patti
airuor Sbrplia Sgnor 0arbodi and others will appea
Price of admission 81 including reserved Tickets
may be had every ut Beer Schrmer's music store O
Tckes purchased for Thursday will be held good
this occasion.
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III BY HENRY WOODS x co.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
~

ON FRIDAY, JUNE g. AT II O'CLOCK,
Al No 102 West Twenty street, Seventh avenue
comprising the contents OF the Car Spring Wheel and Axle
mandatory Machinery, Betting Tools Vices &C.. &C.
JAS LYNCH Sheriff.
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w II. HUNTER, NJ D.. NO. 8 DIVISION STREET, N.
w " since 1874 cures srup.ions Of the skin scroula in
every FORM white swelling. orchr varcocee hydrocee,
gravel hstua rheumatsra. acute, chrome or iniamma-
tory. No pay Till cured
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MoRTGAGE sALE-coAL YARD. BUILDINGS, 4C.-
W1 WIN. ABBOTT, Auctioueer, will sell public auction,
on Saturday jane at lO O'Clock A. M at the norhwes
corner Of Hammersey and Greenwich streets N r. all that
coal yard coal ONCE stables and dwelling together with all
the northwest corner Of and Greenwich streets
and extending northery along street 100 feet
being 100 feet DEPTH Also Horses four Carts four
Sets of Harness. Office Furniture set of Coal Scales
Shovels Coal Screens &C.. DC.
NJ STANLEY. Jr.. Attorney for Mortpagee
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HENRY G. SCRIBNER, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL
this FRIDAY morning at III O'Clock at salesroom III
nassau street. large collection OF elegant Household Furni-
ture consisting of elegant rosewood rosewood Par
lot suits covered IN satin brocate mahogany do IN hair
ciob elegant Pier Mirrors rosewood black walnut Gen.
Ire Tables Lounges, Bedsteads Bureaus Bullets, HAIR
MAtlreasea PalLQ
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Ia the PuEii

Nj, advertisement in the newspapers OF :
patent process tor Tanning Leather. has
called forth so much correspondence. and :"
many inquiries concerning its operations.
that ! have thun~ht-tit to issue a Circu!a.
ans cril4~ the much sought after intor,ra
ton.
am the Inventor and pattntse. and tic
Fu,er, has bser- allow cd by the authorities
u. Richmond: My process is It domestic
chemical one, such as can be obtained from
he herbs Of the W GODS IN the country, and
use Suruuc AS Il base i'll Turning: All ,bu
ingredients are plentiful III the Southern
country: Watts 81 troughs used in tie Ole
process will answer every purpose IL TIT
nsw only !, does not req are half So many.
'rllf' ..father looks rs Well and is as good in
quality or better than that tanned by tie
old bark process. Ilavc had TIE ,loccss
throughly tested ard witnessed by worth,
and honorable gentlemen III this city MLc
Will vouch for lis efficacy; | 4" not sci!
rights TO any one ou tine: All m.ne,s
ssnt at nay risk 10y taking the Postmaster
receipt without registering.
Address me at Little Rock. Ark, enci"s-
in% rcncents tolay postage HATToX
apl53n! lirtl. Rock. ARK
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Notice..

TO the People Of North Louisiana.
HNHE undersigned having been appointed
l. SUB-AGENT of the Government
Produce Loan, for this portion of the State,
is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
same, at the ofiic. of tire Branch Citizens
Bank, in the city OF Shreveport.
ULCER LAUNE:
Shreveport, March a. 1862
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TERRIFIC 'ToRNADo.-In addition

TERRIFIC ToRNADo.-lu addition
the particulars given in oiir dis
batch about the terrible, tornado, or
tull-.rnwn hurricane. that sweut
over Buchanan and Platte counties
Tuesday night, we learn from the
st. Joseph papers that it almost de-
molshcd the town Of Bloomington,
IN that ccr,nty. The Methodist
church and Il large brick Warehouse
were almost totally destroyed. while
nearly every house IN town was un
rooted or otherwise injured. HE
top Of well was blown off {the only
wonder il the bottom .easn't blown
"ut, CARRYING with it two buckets,
which were found lodged i'll Il tree
seventy wards off, with the rope
around its branches. Through that
,ayrion OF Buchanan county scarcely
a farm house has escaped serious
,an.ise, while not Il pannel or fence
MS left ~tu-,diny.-St. Louis News,
2iSt uit.
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-Ks,aiaWay~.-

M ItOMMTIIEDtoth the Jail OF the pa
y ish Of Caddo, in the City OF
q Shreveport, 4 negro iuan aged about
~ wears. five feet for.r inches high, the left
eve blind, scar on the nose and left cheek,
ri dark complexion. Calls himself SAN,
and says he belongs to Jane, Mcl'aIlty,
al Davis County, State OF Texas.
The owner or owners OF said negro ere
h"Tehy notified to came forward, prove pro-
peitv, pay charges. aud take him away, or
BE VIII be disposed of as the law directs,
May a. 1862. J. T.. WELCH.
- .Iuilnr
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Ibis i Gently HAT We Ws,c rallad 1nen
10 N;ti1vSs Tie I'..fn..t Process ;or Tanning
/, .r'}r. iM[ ci.tt.o ard patented b' our towns
man. u: .. Hult"A> tested, ana We were the
,Nc Witnesses tu his pieces oil tanning IL
n ,Is!g,< ho,,1s u pi.,.o Leather that vii.
maxi. good t.iY,l Leather tor coarse SAoes.
We al. ru.iy oi tie ,rinicE that his process
* as good rs Teyu1lnenI:rd IN his adNer
,iscllent. and VIII speedily bring about u
,oIup lctc rcv olI,ion il. the Tanning art. He
makes know 10 US tire ingredient used III
hi~ Turning uIt, and the,e is any quantity
IN the country and Throughout the >outieru
States. VIM. + WoonHJFf,
Il. J.. DUFF,
Il : YERkEs
Little Rock. Frh {. leGl.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-27

Wages and provisions have decln-
I'd Il. the North. Ia the west, corn
,nav be bought tcs.en cents and r"Eea,
tor twenty-five cents a buShel. eggs
tive cents a dozen ana buttcrten cents
apound.