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RY VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
- Stores SI5 and 3i7
6oath corner Penn q ave and 9th AZ

RY VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
- Stores SI5 and 3l7
eoath corner Penn ave and 9Th street
P3sITIyE sALE era LARGE STOCK OF
9IoiHs, SAssIMEsks, SassISErs.o o ae
sdkFs Cg CiI xtrd HIFf6RssUMEEY, FANCY
TSsncine at 10 o,eiSck, We win sell, within the
over, Sack and other Coats f.r
Cashmere and other Pants aud Vests
Pieces Cloth. Cassimsres ana Gassinst.
White and Colored shirts and Drawers
large stock ofCutiery, such as
% gross OF Knives and Forks, assorted
40dszen Scissors assorted
"a Sozsn p Esaofss Part g , very fine
20 dozen Ivory Table Knives and Forks
Dozen: Cologne and ' % Gss large stock
Q6oaen Combs, assorted
Honev and windsor Soaps and Note Paper
Ft %s, Castor , and Ice Pitcher .uo,,,
be peremptorily sold for cab
ocn INTEL !" L. "A Aue.io nee;
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOueers.
TBgsIEEE SALE OF 4 CONFECTIONERY
On MONDAY, the I'D INST ant. at - O'clock m
s ss ss AND sT dor Of ss:
In Ltber 4 NJ, r., No. 2, folios No. III liz and
us, in the land records of Washington county, ID,
o., of Confectionery Establishment, complete in
every particular TO carry the business formerly
i enumerAfe I'm part
Two Horses, Wagons, Harness. &c, Carriage
Steam Engine and Machinery for making Ice
Six hundred Ice Cream Freezers
shs.l; dDEIa, Counters sh'" Cases Glass Jars,
IL Marble top Ice Cream Tables
IL Wood top Ice Cream Tables
5dozep Csne-sesr Oak Dining Chairs
sofas, Stoves, Oilcloih Carpets, Pictures
Coed Will Of the Establishmsnt, &C.
Will all be ssld together
A lot Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. to be
cold separately
The Well.knoWn Stand being one Of the beet 10.
cations In the city Tor confectionery establish.
melt superior induceDsnt for Investment.
The premises can be exsmined ct any time be-
fore the day Of sale b. calling 1T the prsmixss.
ct the fan Of the suctioneer' e hammer
CHAs. B c EsrrEERsnEHLk, T.p.:.ss.
ocBd tIntel&Bslt sunl Auctioneers
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DIED.

DIED.
kRONTZ. On the 18th instant. at 4 clock q
m, d ARl beloved wife of +. II kroniz and
daughter ef John Leehy, aged 2iyears
Tie friends of the family pectfu lily invited
t. attend her funeral, from her late residence on
street between 1879 and l4th streets, Island on
to morTsw, We'd nesdsy, y at o'clock Q. m
LORAlH st West Point, n. Y :, on the 18th I'm
slant, FANNIE BEGFlELD. daughter of Brevet
MAJOR l.. Loran, U. S. A, aged one year and three
months. W "
PARTRIDGE. Died at Brashear. La October
ID. lS16, EDWIN RiTCHIE, only son OF Samuel L.
apd the late Bell C.. Partridge, aged two years and
eight months - - I07G
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FLASHING in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those Teeth u ntarnished,
White alike, the back and front.
Yes. by the Fragrant Sozodont,
May beauty's mouth be garuishedi
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WiSDow SHADES, &c.

have Just received from Q New York auction
house ffy pieces Tapestry, Three ply, Ingram,
Vsnstisn, List n and and Liner r, cARPETss OIL;
and OOMfORTIRs. Also. on hand large lot of
new and second hand fgRNITgBR. all Of which
wss bought low for cash, and will be sold Ct smaIl
advance. 3. BUOHLY,
81 Dealer in Furniture, &c,
4O6 seventh street,
se 1E1ms between @ and 81 sts, east aide
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VIZ INVITE ATTENTION 20. toe Tru

We frvITE ATTENTION TO tue Trustees sale
Of The brick dwelling house on the Island to
take place Tomorrow "wednesday afternoon,
18th October, at4k O'Clock The sale is per-
empiory. FtFHf7 ~. o. -
JAMES q. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.
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by WIN. l.. WALL CO.. Auctioneers,
~ Stores Nos. 3l5 aud 3l7,
South corner Penn q avenue and eth street

~ . Stores Nos. 3lS aud 3l1,
South corner Penn avenue and eth street
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On Thu kSDAl AFTERNOON, October N, Of S
O'CLOCK. will sell, IN front OF the premises part
Of Lot nsmber 2 in square $50, being nearly oeso-
and nth streets, and near the avenue
onFkIpAY q, from, .,,,.
Uses, at o clock, commencing o. Square we win
sell Lot Is. In Square IS, fronting Is feet inches
en- a4th street, and running back g Is foot alley.
and streets fronting o. feet 24th and Is
on north street. Also, Lot No. q, In Square "a.
running through 70 alst street I'M
We call the attention Of buyers 10 the above sale
s they VIII be peremptorily sold for cash, and Offer
a. All convey ancing and stamps st the expense 81
A deposii Of $50 will be required from esoh pur-
ehsssI as soon - the property 10 Knocked down.
oesd WI. WALL CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED.
Eth in:.as Lot 10 ; square: IS ); 3
ard ard a. 70 THURSDAY 18Th iI.,sPt ':|s sOsr'
's oe Pi''s' Intel WALL kaes'o nee
RI JAS. Q. hcGUIRE q co, AuesiOpvers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS
sIAhD, near Penn. avenue. On 10Th street, vest
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October =, at
Lot .1 sns %
Lote AND . Square sss froutins ~ feet on the
vss, siSs e 10th g ys., sst.sss ?.
@, square ies, 9TH the ! ILiviisss Of loot
u rooms. and r.csntiy known - Smithsonian Rss-
Gas s.:a ss:dS y s. :.s .
TIE property. Conveyancipe and stspSs ss gar
.h.ssr . cost A payment OF sIs required ths af-
oepd J. O. heGUIRK q CO.. Aaets.
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NEW FALL STYLES
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.

The subscriber having. at considerable exnen.e
AND labor, thoroughly Teftted and peautifed his
store has now the pleasure Of notifying bis ma
irons and tie public that he has just returned
from the North, and is In daily receip of of his
FALL And WINTER PURCHASES,
Embracing large and varied assortment OF frat.
class : 80. - " Ni''
GENTLEMER FURNISHING GOODS.
Selected in person and with great care of the hoe,
ana Lead ns Importing House, in New York.
my facilities for doing business are of the mo.t
favorable character; buying my goods mostlv Sor
cash, with store rent free, and other expenSes
prices. - = = 80 "0o' N9oh
Thankful for past favors, 1t is my Intention for
the future, by strict attention to business 10
merit q continuation Of the patronage DO lon1 ana
30 literally extended to me. ~
CHAS. H. LANE
Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
seIe-eoloti1 aga Penn avenue.
REMOVAL. = 81 = REMOVAL.
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Jay COOKE q 60.
B A N X = B 8

f@' BANK ERs
DEALERS IN CONVENIENT SECURITIES.
Old FIVE-TWENTIBS taken in exchange for
New, and liberal difference allowed.
COMPOUND INTEREsT notes bought.
ior o.
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10y hILBOURN & LATTA,
IL Real Estate Brokers.
GbkEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.

II Real Estate Brokers.
GkKEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK
HOU cES on north A street, Veep attn ana q n
streets east, Capitol Hill. ~ ''A
On III UBSDAf. October 18th, at 30 D. nm Wa
Viii sell. on the premises, two two story Brick
Houses, containing FIVE rooms each, new houses :
Will be sold together separately
Terms One-third cash; balance in six ana tvelve
msnths $50 down on each house wheu sold
For sale at private sale before auction
oc B-eo8ds Intel Chron
RI GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs,
HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND
TWO ADJOINING LOTS MAR CORNER
9E llTa r AND n SHEETS NORTH AT
On MONDAY, the I'D instant. ct AZ O'Clock
IA W shall sell. on the premises, Lots No H. II,
and Is, In Square No. 252, with two story frame
house, containing six rooms, having fine cellar
pantry, and ont houses; the premise having a
me me flower garden, ae: with two adjoining lots
dences all around
Terms cash. All conveysncing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. SlO0down on
ocB GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ID GORDON CO.'S
HI CELEBRATED PRESERVES,
f#Fs .r JELLIES, and
BRANDY FRUITS
Just On hand, and arriving, q fine selection of
the. Q delicious PRysERVES, &C, consisting o
STRAWBERRIES. 1AsPBEkRIES,
PEACHES, PEARS, OUNCES,
CRAB APPLES, PLUMS, &c.
For sale In large and small guam titles, by
II. N. KING &SON. King Place,
oc loot corner Vermont avenue and 18th ST.
FRUIT TREAS AID DUTCH BULBoUs
ROOTS. &C. -
Fruit Trees OF finest quality, and moderate 80
In price, can be supplied BY the undsrsigned, -
Peaches. prIcets, Nsctarines, Cherries, &c.
Grape 'fines-Delaware, Concord. Iona, Adiron-
Lawton Blackberries. Strawberries, Currants,
kvergreens, Shade Trees, Roses, &c.
Dutch Bulbeus Roots just arrived from Holland,
esnsistiDs Of Double and single Hyacinth., tn
lips, Renubculus, Ane monies, Garcissas, Crocus,
Snow Drops, Ivies, &C. Fret quality Bulbs So
lected specially for my trade. -
392 7th street, above II.
~ Seed Store will be removed. atfer November
LIST, to $40 7th street, opposite q 3. Patent Of
nee. &C colin
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GooDs AT 3oLD PRICES! AGravs O,ilars,
. cents per h>1: Byron,s Collars % cents psr
box; GOOD MerIno Shirts and drawers, - eacn b;
good Canton Flannel Drawers, rs cents, At
Henry Francs, 494 eth streets doors above Odd
Fellows Hall. 4a-.s.-s. &
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.
have hand good stock Of BUILDERS
HARDWARE, at lowest market Drice,
BUILDERS DEPOT, sea Yth street.
oc S-lw ~. b. w. HAMILTON.
GAMBS GUILD. Dealer IN New aad Sscesd Aand
= Ea,s'tn,s OLD yui nitass Repaired. Rssp.
the canei) Highest price paid fog Second hasd
Furniture. ssllys
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwKLRr.-Bog Wood Drops, Pins, Jet
Gross Setts, Jet and Pearl Sets, Bettons,
Silver Plated Spooss, Forks, Gobless, Cups,
Call Bells, Satchelsss Ladies Companions-re-
ceived this morning. AT Prisg's One Dollar
Jeweiry store. No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
near \ street TLE rHIIEIrI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

THE LAST DAYS OF THE CoNFEDERAcY.-A
correspondent of the London Times, who was
with the Army of Virginia, describes some
of the closing scenes AT the great struggle
for Southern Independence. He says:
"Charlotte was the birthplace of American
independence, the first ordinance of secession
from England having been passed there in
1872, year before the general declaration.
By singular coincidence, tits also the place
where American liberty continued /; for
right there secession died. The Confederate
government received its mortal stroke at Dan
ville-the consequence were perceived at
Greensboro, and took final effect at Charlotte;
for it was in Charlotte that Jefferson Davis
ratified the Sherman and Johnson treaty
which President Lincoln repudiated. saw
Mr.. Davis that evening-when he had yielded
his last hope-and there was nothing of the
ludicrous mingled with the gloom of tAat
scene. He was sitting with his eyes fixed on
the pages of a pamphlet, and his mind appar-
emily far away. Those that were present
moved on tip-toe, spoke seldom and with
mufaed voices. There was a shadow in that
room that Rembrandt could not paint. The
spirit of the young Confederacy was now
with the shades Of Greece, Carthage
and Rome but the body still remained and
the vultures were narrowing their great cir
cles and sWooping low"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

liberties, and properties, to be disposed of at the
c priee OF petty officers and agents Of petty sub
division Of tie " ar Department, called bureau. !.
They win insist upon their legal rights as freenen
and American citizens; they will demand the pro
lection of the laws of their couhtry and if charged
with crime, or drawn into controversy about prop
erty or contracts, they will insist upon court and
Jury and will refuse to be tried by any petty des>
pot, "detailed from the army" whether be be
white or black. T5 <}
s. Constitutional liberty and government by law
are worth fighting for. We have just passed
through bloody waf to maintain them against
one set of traitors and / make no doubt that the
people will be ready if need be, to resist in the
sumo way any other set of traitors who seek to
destroy the legal government by insidious artifce
and bold HsurpatiprI. Hseg
An eminent publicist, (MilD. On representative
government, gives it 2s his opinion, that 'sFepre-
sentative institutions depend for their permanency
upon TIE readiness Of the people to fight for them
in case OF their being endangered. Ii too little
valued for this they seldom obtain footing at II,
and ii they do, are almost sure to be oxertlToWn
as soon as the head OF the government or any par,
ty leader who can muster for coup de main is
willing TO run sorae small risk for absolute power.
think it fortunrtn thing for the country that
the Radical faction is so demented as to pick a
quarrel with the President because he refuses to
be their instrument to overturn the Constitution
and substitute in its place a military despotism,
and 70 stake their political fortunesu upon the mon
strous vices and follies of the Trumhul bill. For,
in doing so. they but insure their own defeat, and,
consequently, the restoration of law, order, and
peace and revival of natioual respect for legal
government and national love for liberty by
law I gug ,.es axf
Even the emancipated negro, for whose sake it
is pretended that this wrong is done, will notlong
fail to see the hypocrisy and fraud fthe transac-
tion They will see that while they are cajoled
with the pretense of liberty and equality before
the law, this wicked bill subjects them to the
power of military oycrseer, excludes item from
all legal protection, telies them the right to ap-
peal 10 tile courts Of law for redress OF grievances,
aid requires the officers and agents OF the bereau
to take jurisdiction of all cases. which concern
them and therinterests. s
Very respectfully, your friend and fellow citi
zen. EDWARD BATES.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

O, THAT WAS IT 7-Those French are won :
derful people! What they can't explain,
neither Edipus nor philadelphia lawyer
need bother his brain about it.. They have
lately been 'explaining" Joseph's amasing
virtue and self-denial in thatlittle affair with
Potiphars wife. Here is the explanation
"a recent deliver, and digger, and mouser af-
ter Egyptian antiquities" has discovered a
"well authenticated statue of Mrs. Potphar
and this statue shows that the lady had a
snub-nose, an enormous, protruding mouth,
a bulging knobby forehead, like that of a
strong minded woman, and was, in short, as
ugly as the ID. That accounts for the milk
in the cocoanut Hasn't Joseph built up a
big reputation for virtue on small founda-
ton though ?-[S.F F. Chronicle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
H. NJ. ELLSWORTH. D. CRAM
OVERLAND HOUSE.

Corner Main aud Eighth SITS, Boise City.
THIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS RECENTLY
i been thoroughly reftted and improved by
the present proprietors, who fatter themselves
that they can entertain the travelling public in a
manner not to be surpassedin this Territory.
OPEN At ALL HOURS.
We have made large additions to the sleeping
apartments and furnished them with the
Best Beds in the Territory.
At this House may be found the General Stage
Office of;the Overland Waa Walla Umatilla. Salt
Lake, Ow, bee, Idaho City, aud South Boise lines
n5I ELLSW ORTIZ & CRAM, Proprietors,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

Hon. G. P. HAIL, Probate Judge of Deer
Lodge county, paid US visit this week. He
is on his way from Virginia to mis- home in
Deer Lodge. He has been attending the sit
ting of the Legislature at Virginia From
him we learn that the Legislature propo-
ses to adjourn the c. ming week. He al o
informs us that the passage Of the law
has been procured, extending the jurisdiction
of the Probate courts of this Territory. 1t
provides that they shall have concurrent civil
jurisdiction with the District courts. APP
peals will now lie, not to the District from
the Probate court, but directly to the Su-
preme court of the Territory. This law will
have the eject of making the District court
hereafter as it has been heretofore, useless
and cumbrous machine. Stern necessity ap
pears to have compelled this action OF the
Legislature. The absence of tribunals of
competent jurisdiction to which litigants
could resort for redress of grievances would
seem to demand something of the sort. II
will also necessitate on the part of the peo-
pie the selection of the best legal talent Of
the country to fill the positions of Probate
Judges. Thus making up as far as possible
tor the absence of State Government
Montana Radiator.
A similar statute was passed in this Ter
ritory at the second session Of the Legisla
ture, but the District court knocked it in the
head. Unless the Organic Act of Montana
contains different provision from that of
Idaho, The statute of Montana will have a
perilous ordeal to pass.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

"THERE's. a difference in time, you know,
between this country and Europe" said
gentleman in New York to newly arrived
Irishman. For instance, your friends in Cork
are in bed and fast asleep by this time, while
we are here enjoying ourselves in the early
evening" "That's alwas the way" Pat ex-
claimed, "Ireland niyer got justice yit."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

AN AMERICAN was asked by naughty
Englishman to bound his country, and thus
complied I" America is bounded north by
the aurora borealis, east by the rising sun,
west by the procession Of the eqnincxes, and
south by the day of judgment"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

The BEAUTY OF A WoMAN's ARM. Who has
not telt the beauty Of woman's arm-the
unspeakable suggestion of tenderness that
lie in the dimpled elbow and all the varied
gently lessening curves down to the delicate
wrist, with its tiuiest, almost imperceptibIe
hicks in the firm softness? A woman's arm
touched the soul of great sculp ptor two thou
sand years ago, so that he wrought an image
oft for the Parthenon which moves US still
as it clasps lovingly the time worn marble of
a headless trunk.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

Miss Hannah j. Duke, the Iowa g;antess,
who weighs five hundred and eighty pounds
avordnpois, was married on the Fsh ult., in
Philadelphia, to a'Mr. Rein, who weighs only
one hundred and forty pounds. Good by,
Rein.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

NEGROES are ABOVE PAR at Washington
although gold has FALLEN. The Senate
lately passed resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the support of poor and destitute
"culled pussons" in the City of ofWashington.
The Democratic Senators made an effort to
strike out the word "colored, )" so as to make
the benefaction apply impartially to the poor
and destitute of all classes, white and black !;
but the motion was defeated by the solid
Radical vote. "Poor white trash" are now
beneath notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

RAISING THE PRIcE.-0n account of the
extraordinary high price of printing. paper,
several journals in the State haye,increased
their subscription prices.-[Chico Curant.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-21
The Frsednlen,s Complaints.


I am diving. Andy dyingi
Corn and bacon cannot last,
AMI the darn Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening BLAST
Issue r4tions to support me,
Not ze0rEing 0rdg5-bow thine ear,
listen to the freedman secrets,
Not far tAes alone to hear
Tbonob oyerseer and the driver
Rafse on high the lash no more,
rTi,o,,syb old Abe Linkum 5 proclamation
Lands me safe on freedoms shore,
Though no irons now surround me
n make me do the white man will,
vet An sick, and faint, and weak, and Auagr5
And there's nothing left to steal.
Let not southern servile minions
Mock the lion thus laid low
Twas no foeman's hand that felled him
Twas the BRre7u dealt the blow
Hear. then powed on this bosom,
IRE too late, this freedman say,
Give me rations, give me franchise,
Ere the life-tide GIBBS away !"
Tia. We Howard tell the rabble
Who demand that ] should sweat,
" That nv noble spouse, poor Dlnah,
Weeping ii her lone retreat,
Has had dreams: the gods told her
Affairs. augur's crcling wings
Tint our blood with yankees mingled,
Yct shall mount the throne Of kings"
al for all those freedmen Knockers,
Home and foreign, rank and file,
Light their paths to stygian horrors
With the spendors of thy smile.
Give the freedmen crowns and arches,
Let his brow the laurel Irvine
] can scorn all labor contracts,
Trumphing in love ike thine.
Yes, / ala dying, Andy, dying!
IIark the insulting prOyOst's cry
They are coming quick, my falchion,
Let me front them ere die:
Now no more, mid des0lation,
Shall my name contention swell
Phillips, Sumner-devil take ye
Brownl0w, Hamilton, as well!
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X oFelSn ana domestic " lAGs; "a I""i7' Si7'''9 =
PIPES, &C.,
No. % Texas street, Shreveport, La.
yy~0rID inform their friends and the public that they
wv lire in receipt of a fresh stock Of goods in their
ae purchased by the senior partner direct FRONT the
importers in New York which consists in part OF
Brandies. ClaretsH
Ninegroyel Iiaut SautGrhe'
IIenresav Chambertine,
yhis{yss RHYME Wine, &c.
Scotch, Smoking Tobacco.
Irish Perique,
bourbon, Kilckinick,
Nonorgaheln Turkish
Noors RIVE Virginia Leaf
wines. Boquot and Cavendish
Port, Pipes.
Madeira, Mersohaum,
Sherry lSrer Root,
Champagne, Rosewood
Krug L Co., And all articles for smokers
Heidsick Co., use.
CGcquit, Pepper Sauce.
Sparkling Hook. Ketchup,
hungarian Wines. Oysters,
Toka Sardines
Eesrmelys, Samonds,
Szeraadi Mushrooms
Gin. Pine Apple Cheese,
Holland Gin, Crushed Sugar
aohTqaPPss Loaf Sugar F;,.4.-,-
CHEWING ToBACco of all kinds,
5Q0o 'rrdsados, 1000 Ia Bendar,
dGQU RltlIce COnchas, 1000 CondarlllaS,
2dol Reeaa 5000 FaIintrope Regaha,
zd0D Fegaro 10000 Rico Operas,
$00D Cufanas 5000 Recros Breras,
selD Londras, 1000 Ladies' French Segars
Playing Cards.
Ears square, Linen
Steamboat, MOgul,
Various and sundry other articles too numerous to
mention Ali of the above, and all goods sold are guar
antied TO be represented.
Dealers in the above articles respectfully invited
to examine our stock as we guarantee to sell fine
article by the wholesale as low be purchased in
New Orleans. A. ENGLE & Co.
LShrnrennrt nacnrnhar u 1oG5.tf
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w. @. BECK & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Plantation Supplies, ETC.,
At the old stand No 9 the Leveo,
SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
TENIIE subscribers are in receipt of large and well
selected stock of Goods suited to this market con
sisting in part Of
Domestics bleached and unbleached,
Cotton Flannel bleached and unbleached,
Cotton Drilling, "
Linseys, Cotton Yarns,
Cac6e8-English French and American,
Cottonades, Wooden Cloths suitable for winter.
Bed-ticking,
Pins, Needles &c, &c, &c.
Groceries,
Flour-St Louis brands of every description,
Flour-Texas Williams brand
Bacon-Western and Texas cured,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lard,
Mackerel in kits, = barrels and barrels
Rice, Pepper, Allspce,
Pickes-Nixed and Plain,
Ketchups-of all sorts and sizes,
Raisns, Figs,
Preserved Fruits Of all kinds.
Tobacco-ChewiHg and Smoking,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported,
Sardincs Oysters and HOLSTERS, by the can or box
Brandies, Wines and Whisky
of the very best quality,
Box Liquors Of every description, and every thing
else usually kept in Family Grocery
Hardware, FOodenware, Tinw4re,
Spades, Shoyeis, Hoes, Chains, &C., &C.
Boots and Shoes
for Plantation wear; and many other things too
The above was selected expressly for this market
and viii be sold a Slight advance upon first cost
dcc6l w. G. BECK & CO.