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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

B1sines.-Our principal houses
still continue to do a heavy business.
bu, many Of the dry goods stocks.
We notice. are getting low. Every
arrival of n boa, from below brings
up full freigh, Of goods. but they
are sna,ch-d up so rapidly that the
heavies, freigh, seems to add but hit
tie 10 our stock
We can safely say tina. our mer-
chants in general have done good
business. and most of them have
made good deal of money. During
the frs, two or three weeks after the
COMMENCEMENT Of business several
of our merchants werr disappointed
in the extent Of the trad. and some
q; them sold out their stock At n
sacrifice, and left. All such will
regret the move.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Gratu,tous!-The citizens of this
place and vicinity are informed that
Bibles and Tcstaments are deposited
at the drug store of DR.. Morris, on
Texas street, for gratuitous distribu-
ton. Every person who can read,
and especially every family. should
have either a Bible or Testament
The wants in this line can now be
supplied.
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Go to the Theatre tonight. "A
good bill ia offered. Dan Russell
has his benefit tonight, (the last Of
the troupe here) and he should be
we'll patronized.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Russclls Varieties contemplate
leaving our city for shor, trip TO
Marshall and Jefferson. We recon-
mend the company to the citizens of
both places. hoping that they will
NEE, with the success due merit and
enterprise. The company has per
formed here for eight successive
nights to crowded houses The
ladies' and gentlemen composing the
troupe have our best wishes for their
success. aud We hope soon to see
them again. They will give a few
entertainments in this city on 'he,.
return, aud We have no doub; that
they will have. as now, crowded
houses. If you want to laugh and
pass an agreeable evening, pay them
visit.
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special by Telegraph 10 the \. o.
Times.

Washin. ton, Sept 3.-The follow
ing letter. to The Governor Of Nir-
slnia. has been furnished for publicn
ton:
attorney Generals Office,
Washington. August 27, 1865.
Hon. II. p. Pi-rpont. Gorn'r. of Va:
hav. been instructed by the AT
tornev General to acknowledge til.
rcc.ip, otyour letter, OF the 18th inst,
and to say in reply. a. tar rs this Of
tice il concerned, YOU have his full
authority for saying the only inau
enc. possibl" to be extended in the
matter of petitions hy my agrn, or
attorney, whoever he may be, is to
delay the petition. AL cases com
ing under the head of exceptions.
and all pity civil officers. having
your recommendation, ned nothing
farther. They are approved by the
Attorney General.
A. matter of couus, he Prcsi.
den, d-cla. that any assertion tina,
money can assist petition Is
a gross insult 20 his whole office,
from himself to his humblcst mes.
mengers.
am. respectfully, your mos, ODE.
diem, servant,
NJ +. PLEAsANTs,
Pardon Clerk.
hington, Sept 3-Ihe coun-
81. forwarded the statements con-
c.ru,T Z Wirz's defence, more than q
month ago.
G. II Emmerson, baiitf in the mil
itarv commission tor the trial of
Wirz. was ordered by Col. Chapman
to visit the prisoners cell and obtain
from him full directions of such wit
uesses as he desired TO have subpH-
na.d.
Wirz furnished the names of thirty
three witnesses. and wrote at the close
of the lis, These are all the wit
nesscs | desire in the case of Wirz,
Capt. and A a. G., G. S. A"
Mr. Emerson, on presenting this
to the War Department. WAS ordered
to proceed at once and subpoena those
persons whose testimony was de-
sired signed by the President con-
trary to the custom in such cases,
Contrary to the custom in such
cases, it was no. required of the pris.
oner to produce such testimony As
the witnesses were expected to give.
In many cases. Wirz could give
only the name of the individual and
State where he resided; did no,
know what town and part he belonged
At Macon, Ga. Gen. Wilson de-
tailed officers of his personal statf to
assist Mr.. Emerson. A, Cuthburt, in
that State, Col. Adams detailed other
officers to aid him. The result was,
that travelling through all the States
named by Wirz, Mr.. Emerson sue
ceeded in subpGnaing all the Wit
nessss named by the prisoner except
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groes the privilege Of testifying in
court and Of trial by jury.
Sd. That it was not case arising
between q white man and a negro.
but between the State and negro.
An appeal has been taken by Judge
Wee,ns. and the case Of course will
be thoroughly examined.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

Mdrkc, House Extension
board Of trustees Of this city, Al.
their last session, provided for an
extension of the marke, house, fifty
feet, along Marke. stree, in the di-"c-
ton Of Travis. We would much
rather the board had provided for a
new ,narke, house, to be located on
some one of the many vacan: lots
abou; the city. We have ever rcgar
d.d the pres-n, location Of the marke,
house as an unfortunate one, a. il is
in abou, the very heart Of the bust
ness par, of the city. 1t is a; least
unsightly, and mars the beauty Of
that par. of Market, which is one o;
our mos, beautiful streets.
And. by the way, the board has,
in their profound wisdom, altogether
overlooked the fac. tina, the mark-,
house is within the fire limits. and
they have no more RICH, to cover q
hou-. with single. in TIA. locality
than private parti.. have.
We ar. very much surprised that
board composed of such an array
o: heht and talent should have over,
looked SO plain matter, especially
when they had so very recently for
bid the erection of wooden structures
by private parties within the pre-
ecrib-d limits.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

We take pleasure in recommend
ing to our readers the house Of Messrs.
Scott. Cage, & Co, Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants, New
Orleans Their card will be found
in to-day's paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

improvement We notice quite
a number of improvements of vari-
Gus sorts going on in different parts
of the city. and we believe that large
number of houses would be built if
lumber could be had in sufficient
quantity and at reasonable rates.
Good lumber is selling here at from
forty to fifty dollars per thousand
feet, about from two to three times
the price before the war. Why is
this A great many buildings were
in progress at the commencement of
the war and still lumber could be
had. laid down at your door, at from
SIS to $40 per thousand feet. 1t is
now. - we have said, mere than
doubis that price. and as It would
seem. With less demand. live lack
saw mills erect them, Ne branch OF
tusinest viii pay bst,er.
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Washington, Sept. 3.-Thefo!low-
ing letter, to The Governor Of Nir
ginia. has been furnished for publicn-
ton
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

But the difficulty provided for in
the administration Of justice in the
case of Freedmen. in Paragraph VII.
Circular V, is not applicable to this
State, as we have had for the last
forty years a statute in force that al
lows free persons of color the privi-
lege of testifying in court. and Of tri-
al by jury. az in the case Of white
men. But again in Paragraph VII.
Circular V, it is provided that the
Assistant Superintendent of Freed
men shall adjudicate all cases arising
between white men and negroes"
&c. Now this is not Il case arising
between white man and u negro or
an Indian and negro, but between
the State and negro. The indict-
is made out in the name Of tho State
Va. John, F. NJ G.
We have established that we have
LIST. A State Constitution. not for
a part but for the whole of the State,
and that Judge Weems is a lawful
officer acting under that constitution.
end. That Paragraph VII. Circu-
lar V, is not applicable to this State.
ne VIA boya lor ,l1ou,;nc~ free nm
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
pROPOs LsFOR FLOUR.

OTHIcR DEPOT ConHtusART or srBsIsrEScR, }
WAsHINGrON, u. c., June 5, lSGi
Scaled Proposals are invited until SATURDAY,
June 10, 1855, ~ o'clock m. for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with
EIGHT THOUSAND (S OOo) BARRELS OF
PLOOR.
The proposals will be for what IL known At this
Depot As Nos l, 2And =, aud bids will be en- .
tertalned for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, aud for zach grade
on separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the -four 10 commence within
ave days from the opening Of the bids and must
be delivered In such quantities, daily, rs the
Government may direct, either at the Govern =
ment warehouse In Georgetown, at the whArTvs
OF railroad depot In Washington, d. &.
The delivery Of all hOuT awarded to be com .
pleted within twenty days from tho acceptance Of
the bid.
Bids will be received for aour to be delivered
In new oak barrels, head lined
Payment will ba made In such funds as the
Government may have for disbursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
ust before the -four is received, aud mono will ID
accepted which Is not fresh ground aud Of = su.
periOT quality.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid
Of each bidder who has not the oath hle In thi,
ofce, aud no bid will he entertained from paTtiel
who have previously failed to comply with theil
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves tho light To reject any BID
for any cause. Bids to be addressed 10 tho under
signed at No. 225 U street, endorsed 80 ProposAli
for Plour. - K r. BRIDGES,
isG.N Captain q. n V.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
LOCAL N h wS

NAvT.YARD.-The fuschia, Acting Mas.
tsr VIM 7. stroct, one Of the vessels retained for
iuty 90 the Potomac PlotillR, having had d thor.
cush oVcrhauling, will leave for her station on
The river to-day.
Lieutenant Commander James n. 0illIss has
l.cu ordered for duty TO this yard. Lieutenant
Irwin NJ. BtOwer has been detached from the
Niutauk and granted leave. Lieutenant Com
BiBder Edwin 4. Stone from command Of the
Nontauk aud waiting orders. Lieutenant Com.
nander A. W. wArer detached from command Of
ihr hahopae aud waiting orders. Acting Ensigu
Pbhip sheridan from command Of the Juniper,
lBl granted leave. Acting Ensign A. @. Savage,
u ?. TOwle, aud D, N. sinowltou from the Gcn.
Puiuam. Acting Rnsigns J. Wallace, Henry
bc Mystic aud granted leave. Acting Enslgn
Charles Hall, from the Western World and OF
dsrcd 10 tho Huntyille. Acting Third Assistant
Engineer J. A. Whitaker. from the Seymour and
ordered 10 tho King Philip.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
MAYORS OFFICE, JUNE 5, 1865.

Sealed Proposals will be received At the
Mayors oHlcs until SATURDAY, at ~ Ia, the
tenth OOthD Of June, for laying the gas aud water
service pips on Four and half street from the
GauAl bridge to the CITY Hall, where directed by
the Commissionersi the pipe 10 bs laid ono foot
inside Of curb line
The gas service pipe to be ORe.ineh wrought
iron pipe, with the usual one inch gas cock
The wAtsr service pipe shall bs three quarter.
inch strong lead pipe, weighing not less than
three pounds two ounces per foot, aud shall bs
laid thirty six inches below the street surface.
Tho stop cock inside the curb 10 be three .duAr-
ter-inch braRs cock, without projecting stein, ~
that II shall be under tho exclusive control VI the
Corporation, with box aud eoysr, eOnfoTmlug 10
Corporation laws. The bid for the service pipes
eihc SUN for the tapping aud Corporation stop,
the euTbst0no stop cock, aud the box and cover,
Io6-dG RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
PRnRORAIA.
pR0POsALs FOR srATIoNEaY.
wAn p.rAnruErr. lima a 4.

wLa DsrARrnESr, June q, Isss,
Proposals will be received Al this Department
until IL o'clock on "WEDNESDAY, Jane Is, ls65,
70! supplying the stationery described In the
schedule below, for the ascai year commencing
the nrst day of July ncxt
The Stationery must be Of tho best quality.
Samples must accompany each bid
The successful bidder VIII be required TO give
bond, with approved surells., Tor the faithful
fulhlment cf his contract, ahd tho Department
will reserve the right 10 order tho articles ~ Il
may deem proper, and TO inoNase or diminish
the quantities below stated.
Articles not psmed iu the schedule below are
TO be furnished ~ the eption u the Department
at,the lowest market prices
Paper, made of linen stock,
- teams Di,pateh Cap, Weighing l6
pounds.
30 reams Legal CAP.
80 reama Foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing
II hpounds.
so reams QuArto Post, ruled or plain weigh.
ing 10 pounds.
2nO roams ouSrto Post, ruled or plain, weigh
lug 10 pounds, headed as per pattern.
ljo rcams Note Paper, ruled or plain.
% reams Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed
A. pcrpattcrn.
10 reAms Copyiug Paper.
2reams Bloiting Paper
800 dcIen Blotting Boards.
s5 rcams Envelops Paper, bud or yellow,
$50 rcams Manila Wrapping Paper, super
2i,ooo Envelcpcs, letter sltes, plain.
No,"S EnNelopcs, letter sizes, extra heavy,
headed, As per pattern
5000 EnyeloPes, letlsrslSes, extra heavy headed
s6n gross Metallic Pens.
2,0oN oaillsy No. ~.
$40 doIon Faber'S black Lead Pencils.
~ dozen Red and Bius Pencils.
10 doseu rrnholdSrs.
- dOIcn Ivory Folders.
~ dcscn Erascrs, ivory handles,
10 doIeu Rodgers or wosicnholm's four.
blade PenkRlVcs.
dozen Scissors
doICn shears.
10 dozen Maynard 4 NoycS's Black Ink,
quarts.
30 dOIen Maynard Noycs's Black Ink,
$50 dozen French CarmIne
21 dozen Inkstands, Drapor'S, whitney's, OF
equal quality.
100 pounds Sealing wax, scarlet
20 pounds India Rubber, prepared.
- dozen silk Taste, assorted eOloru.
dolon Red Tape, In pieces, assorted.
900 dozen rolls Red Tape
| 2N pounds Linen Twine.
~ doEcu large Jars Mucilago, with brushes.
| 10 dozen quart bottles MuellAge
| 10 doIrn Blank Books
| - dozen pack Visiting Cards.
. dozen Pcu Racks.
lOdOIen RulerS
600 gross luLia rubber Bands, assorted.
. dOscn Memorandum books.
Q doEcu boxes NOtarial Seals
2 doHcn PortfOlios.
2 dozen boxes Eyclcts.
dozen Eyclct Punches.
. dOIen Letter Files.
| 81 dnIon Writing fluid.
dOIeu Letter CLIPS.
| 10 pounds Sponge.
dozen Gold Pens aud Holders.
l2i yards Tracing Linen,
| dOren Sponge Cups
| dozen Paper Weights.
| D. boxes Patent Paper Fasteners.
| - Ruling PCns. jc7.itlt2l,2 90
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
SPECIAL SALES OF sERvICEADLE
- DRAFT HORSES.

QUARrERHLsTBR 0ENERAL'H OTTTCH,
WAsHINgTOS, d. g., June !, 1885.
by direction Of the QuATtsTmazteT General,
there will bs sold At public auction, to the highest
bidder, at tho times and places named below,
GIEsB0Ro, n. c., MONDAY, June 0, 1858.
0fEsBORO, u. G., SATURDAY. Juno 10, 1853
0IKsBORO, u. g., MONDAY, June ~, is1j,
BALTIMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY, June H.,
wILLIGMsPoRT, PA, SATURDAY, June IT,
wEsTcmEsTER, PA, SATURDAY, June II,
GIEsB0R0, d. c., SATURDAY, June II, 1885.
OIEsBORO, y. G, MONDAY, June 10, 1855
OIESBORO, d q. SATURDAY, Juno n, 1898
PHILADELPHIA, PA, SATURDAY, June ~,
1888
OIEsBORO, D. O. , MONDAY, June 96, 1875.
PIT'TsBURGII, pa, SATURDAY, July !, 1863
UIRsBORO, u. g. SATURDAY, July I, 1s85.
Two hundred sSTVissablo Draft Horses at each
place.
An OpportuBity to purchase u superior class Of
Draft Horses at far less than their true value, Il
now Afforded TO the public. The animals, though
s0und and saTVleeabls. are no longer required In
the army, and must DO sold. Tho attention Oi
manageTa Of city railroads aud Of manufartOries
Is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold singly. Sales % commence at 10 4,
M. TcrIn1--Cash, Ia United States currency.
Steamboat Tor GiesbOTO will leave Seventh
street wharf, Washington, every hoaI from . -
N. 10 y, N. JAMES A. EklN,
jeS25t I'D. FIRST DlVblOR, q, \, 90,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
Poor Tom'aA'eold,'' -

"Poor Toms A'cold.''
How warm soe'Tthe genital sun
May look In kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispols the gloomy sorrow Of his soul,
DysI'sIlsid, like goblin, hunts him down.
1gus, grim chamberlain, lights him TO bed,
While Dulness, Vertigo, aud Headache dire,
with hereer aches combine to make him groan.
Bo wise, poor Tom
And hearken, Thomas, to Instruction:
for all thy ills n Remedy Is found,
A Panaeea, certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BIrrRRs-S. T.-lSO0-X.,
A wondrous Tonic, made by Or. Drake,
Will kill the demons that thy stomach yex,-
Will slRy them, Thomas, for thy stomaeh's sake
Now life, new strength TO thee shall como
By using this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BrrrERs will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
DROPOsALS FOR THE ENLARGEMENT
Il OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Sealed proposals will be received at tho Oaicc
of the Commissioner II Public Buildings, In the
Capitol, until TUESDAY, June ~, lsSi, at twelve
o clock noon, for performing the work ~ enlarg.
Ing the Library u Congress, In accordance with
tbs following synopsis of upociheatlOns:
Nearly all the work TO bs erected will bo of
Iron, aud similar to the present Library. Tho
prcsont structure Of stone aud brick, from the
main hooT Of the building To, aud including the
ronf, at tho north aud zoulh ends Of the proseui
Library, II TO be removed and all ths materials
Of which the same N composed, that cannot hc
used in the reconstruction, arc to belong TO the
contractor,
The new wings to be substituted for the pros.
cut structure Arg u be nIicd up with alcOyes four
stories In height, with brackets, pedcStalS mould
tugs, &c, To correspond with the present library
Doors are to he cut through the walls aud To bc
finished with iron frames, Nalycu, sc, similar to
tho doors on tho North aud South ends Of the
Prcs"nt library. Iron stairways are To h" cnu
ztrurtcd wash basins, water CLOSETS, &c will bc
required. The roof Il to be framed of Iron, aud
to be shoathcd with wood aud covered with cop
per. The SkylighiE TO he similar to those Of the
constructed The nOOrs are TO he laid IN tile like
tho door Of the present library aud all the bronI
lug aud gliding are 10 bo done similar tn that In
tho same. The contractor II TO furnish every.
thing necessary to carry on the work, both Of
removing and building, at his own expense
Pull specifications eau bo obtained, In printed
form, by addressing = letter to the Commissioner
Of Public BuildingS, aud tho drawings may he
seen At any time, sundays excepted, prior 10 the
hour Of closing tho receipt Of proposals, at the
oliec of the Capitol Extension from, nine to three
q o'elock
Tho contractor will be required to give bond
with two responsible suTotic-, In the amount of
twenty thousand dOllarS, for the faithful por.
GuTmAnea Of the contract.
The proposals will be opened by tho Commls-
-oncT of Public Buildings at Ills once In the
Capitol, In the presence u the Secretary Of the
Interior aud all other persons who may choose
to bs present, commencing At ~ O'Clock, noon,
Dn the 2Oth day of June next.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest 70.
| -ponsible bidder, who will, In the Judgment Of
tho Secretary Of the Interior, perform the work
pTomptly aud satisfactorily, rescrving the right
to reject all bids. Each bidder will be expected
to enclose with his proposals the names of the
persons who are to become his .ureties.
n u. FRENCH,
Commissioner OF Public BuildIngs
wLsHISGrON, May ~, ls65 my3O- -2aw3W
tChronicle aud star.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
n II q II q = A l. -.
OFFICE, JUNE 3, 1865.

Sealed proposals will be received at The
tonih COth) Of June, for laying the gas aud
water serVice-pipes on Sixth street west frOm
Missouri avenue to II street north where directed
by the Commissioner, the pipe to be laid onc
foot inside Of curb line.
The gas service pipe to be one.ineh wrought
iron pipe, with the usual one Inch gas cock.
The water seryioe- pipe shall be three quarter.
Inch strong lead pipe, weighing not less than
three poupda two ounces per foot, and shall h
laid thirty-six inches below the street surface
The stop cock inside the curb TO be three quar-
ter -lnch brass cock, without projecting stem,
40 that u shall bo under the exclusive control O
the Corporation with box aud cover, conforming
TO Corporation laws. The bid Tor tho service
pipes will he per lineal foot of the pipe laid aud
q speeine sum Tor the tapping aud Corporation
stop, tho curbstons stop cock, Rnd tho box aud
cover. RICHARD wALLACH,
Jcs.A Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
ga Friend In Need

81 A Friend in Need - Those rec
Iuiring CONFIDENTIAL medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study
such man il DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curiSS
numbers of both sexes aud every age, who have
boon to all tho self-eAlled doctors In this city,
aud spent valuable time aud money, with no
bcnsht until ho took charge Of them. HiA terms
are more moderate than those of more bOIstins
pTetcnders, whose only purpose Il TO heeeo The
unfortunate, and then advise them, when II Il
almost too late, to apply To him.
Call on hin at once, or you may rngret u eNei
afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No Iga seventh street, between d aud
strests, Washington city. fslB-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09

ANY one having occasion to visit private
helieal Institution are advised TO call on Dr.
lrny.
4 large aud successful prastlce hore aud else
where ruAblcS him TO guarantee perfect care 10
all eases.
All visits aud communications strictly private
and confidential Persous calling see no one but
he Doctor. febl-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
Amussmen,s To-Slght.

Ar GRoyER's Uncle Toms
Cabin"
VAsHfSaToS THRATRR-" Ireland and
Iperiea, - aud Handy Audy."
NrHox's CRcUs-sixth street, below Penn.
,ylyaniA avenue Open day and night
SroSB a RossroN's Cmcus-Corner New
York avenue and sixth stros,--opcu at 2 aud J
!. .IrLuck. .. M.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-09
UNPARALLELED Success. =

TWh foVhTH NhANn FERMENTATION CONCERT
VIII be givon by tho
IRw YORK hASuRAoruRiSo JRwELERs' AssoCIA-
TtoN,
At sEAroN HALL,
Corner Of Ninth and streets, Washington, D. c.
Every purchaser Of ticket to those concerts
will receive, at the time Of purchase at the depot
iS-alOn HAIL. where the ticket IL sold, Valua
bic present. Tho presents will be distributed from
the magnificent renewed stock OF jcwclry,
Watches, diamonds, pianos, saving machine,
lrcakfa-t sotz, Ice pitchers, silver ware, &c sc
IA exhibition at seatOn Hail. corner of Ninth aud
streets, where only tickets are sold aud proc q.
fuis distributed.
The press aud the public have universally en- .
dor.ed the perfect fairness impartiality aud lib
tiality Of this novel enterprise.
At RsCEIyB PRRsESr-ALL ARE SATISFIED.
owing TO the immense capital aud vast faclli 3
us, Of the New York Manufacturing jewellers
A.,ociAtion. the directors are enabled 10 offer
these extraordinary inducements, and pledge
ihansslyes 10 tho public that fairness, In par
ullily, and generous dealing will characterize
lbcir every act, and every promise they make
Their depot (Seaton HALL Il htcd up In a style oi
unaPproAehablo .plendor, aud the public are rc
,pcClfully invited 10 call aud examine for the IL.
rIycs the immonsc variety Of beautiful aud use .
al articles to be given away 10 ticket purchasers.
RraT In MUD that the presents arc given - soon
tho tickets arc purchased, aud the whole
lfausAeti0n II concluded in = moment, on the
spot, aud the tickets arc good for Auy Of the con
rrris
The hall, Ninth aud u streets, l. open from a.
a. ~. until 10 y IN. for tho Salo Of tickets and
distribution Of presents.
l. II. ELIAS, Actuary.