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in great quantities and Of all qualities; fos
Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys, Of Eng
Ilish, French aud German makes, which are
to be sold as cheap as the cheapest, and
are as good as the best. 'fi& afs : q
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TERMs. CAsH m ApyAscr
SUCCESSION SALE, @
Succession Of State Of Ioc.
! Louis p Gerst, isiana, Ninth
t1ss No. 128. .Tndic;al ~.

/ by. 1Ao. JUDICIAL Dfn.
Ilo. triet Court Parish Of Rapides. & .
By virtue of sn order Of sole. fisar.,
from the Ninth Judicial District Gourf is /.
sndror the Parish Of Rapides, dated xs' 4
rember 9th, 4. D.ils6s. end directe6l 4 4
me, Sheriff Of said Parish, connmas,;;,ws :
me 70 ellthe properly of said Fstss !
fshall sell, at Public Auction. at tba is, nNr,.
II h0pee door; j, ths Town Of Alezaadria 1
il2 O'clock, NJ, on s...s-s ~ i s.
Saturday the 22d dsy ,oE o Dscenber,' { nan
the following propestypf the succession Il
IL r. Gerst, viz 81 loo 4. slsai s. ..5GEs'',
One Cbl. Flour, TIRES sacks San i,
lrunks. one 'lot CrocEsryware, cuaalo.
Glassware, seventeen 'Sifters, one lof m N
Ware, one lot Shoes. three ana i nuss,ts |.
gross Matches, seven bales Factcrr Th,ass
one lot Shirts, one lot Under Slists.a a. I
lot OF Hose and Hosiery, ca ls
Cotton Haadercfiefs. one lot ready rlis n
Clothing, one lot Dry Goods, onaiot nsnn
ersware; E, eight WashSosrds. ten pssrd,
Green Tea, .ftyfve pounds Back n.
fifteen pounds: Coffee, fftY.seyen p,ouSG.
Tobacco, six Buther Knives twelve Inn. Inn
dred Cigars; one lot Hardware, one III
saa.c1dlery, a.1 thirteen Brooms, one lot Stater
cry. one lot Fancy Groceries, three kit
Mackersl, one and halfIbbls. .crashea 81
gar, and TIVE dressed Backskins. Ts1Iss
! Terms Of Sale: Cash IN U i. S. 7pseassu
notes. gIasf 80
5'a,ss 70 =. a. ANDREWS, she.if
Dec. s, l8e6--:ds. Prs. fee SIS
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their large stock Of RAacY-and STAPLE
- .. % 20 r Y ODD s.s1
which exceeds, IN / extent at,d1 VARIETY. ant
other. assortment to be found ii New Or
leans e ail OF whirh is sold for Cash only-by
the package, piece, or at retail-at exceed.
1ingly' low prices! The tfacilitie. this House
have, I'M being represented in all the Mann.
featuring nsrktts by cash buyers, suabie
them 10 Keep their assortment fully npt,t to
the demands OF the market, ana ID b5}ace
thelr goods at such prices as will meet ii, TIE
views Of buyers. ilfssd si9a ss9l9sd9Fsa 1s7I1
,oala y. Fxs BEarnpYstslA q Co.. safIl
s. 8 ~ ... 11so .' l2l Canal Street.
Opposite Clay Starr
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f-,s. 1 =
II very large, and Win be sold at rsduccad t a.
prlsssess IN consequence Of frequent arrivsls
ana are as follows: l7-8 and q OsNIAsI
5IUKGS, It,In5,, Plaid and Striped do, plaid
LIllNsSsEfS. " ~ Georgia and Kentucky 60 An And
r. y JEAGSy rs and4- Heavy DC MESTInS' .I,,
ilW!lled Duck, Cotton Jeans. & Al laroa' I anJ
[yarled passsortment Of Low PRIrNn M
G1;AALLiCOEs, Hickory Stripes, Den;m.
I5;a A5;aanldkerehiefs,, g Bone. Buttons, .Factorn,
II Unread Flax Thread, Spool Thread Tanass] Tsyas
Needles and Pins, and manr t, nthars atss, tas
numerous to mention. ~ YY14st' ~ wy
:, we would call the special attAnt;on,F INA IL
'Laales ,1n,,as TO our PERFUMERy DEPART.
MEals which has just been replenished. : |
Sept 19, Ss tJan. Il .s "a 4 osl. sa, /
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-12-19

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Shot, powder, gfn caps. double. water
prool,) Eley's elastic gun.wads, all sizes
ha Searheators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
iancets toilet soaps, toothlbrushes, powder,
hair oils, enve opes, writing paper, hair
brushes, combs, rasors and strops, fne peck.
e. e. kniyes'' Rogers English scissors, Warrsn's
Enghsh needles, Goats sewing thread. i
Garbinate Soda, salaratus, Hons.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco.
cigars. saa 43frSa ? TT'a'rS. f0sse'eso'
French Brandy. ''''e a.7' eSs''7
Window glass, putty. oils, colors, var.
nisfes, With o general assortment of Drnga
and medicines, coaloil ard lamrs, &c,, 6e''
tIA HENRY sr. JOHN, : ~ ~
icE HovsE, Alexandra, Louisiana
farllcniar care given to dispensing physi.
cans prescrlptions for which purpose 9 3 ise
very beat drugs have been selected. Sou
Norember-9, 1855, If. -
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-12-19

~, {sissss hlii' yita.a1B9 q i@nla8 /
I. I'VE have at present the largest md best
stock M of BLANKETS in the CITY. loonsist. .a.
lng Of American and French .Navv .sru .En,s ]
nsh l,S iMla!ckinaw, VI s, Z, and 8 lbs. Gray. fsr
Plantation use, Also, "a fne assortment ~ y
!, White Bed Blankets, 10-4, ia ia ana :;
i5-a, L all of which we will be pleased to
81 ow, even these warm DAYS 1FS- .11F'SaiaY y
. Our Supply of 10 ,batlasa09 zi;egs!. 5aa