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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-02

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles of GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
sILVER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
Forks,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and Dinner CAST0RS
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
SPECTACLES for all ages.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
Old Silver purchased or exchanged.
mhs loll Main street, opposite the post. Office.
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IF YOU WANT VISITING CARDS,
5h,r &c 70 TH1 DIsPATCH PUBLISHING
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The Improvement 10 Of incaleulabie bsnsnt 70
The son, mellow light produced 10 q great feiisi
% The eye. vhen 70 N: gumioS xs,S IA
The compositors. I heartily recommend the In.
vsntion. particularly to those Who have sewing,
resding. or work 70 DO BY light. ,N produces thai
steady, agreeable light whlSn a. tGnH sSsA
desiderStpm. VAIisL 1vSssl
spu-Atslw .s~sesa "SV'
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The undersigned, foreman and compositors OF
the Dispatch othce, are well pleased with the gas
the American Improved Gas Light Company OF
Virginia. They lind II soft and pleasant TO the
eve, and that with the reduced CONSUMPTION ~ In.
dicatsd by the metre, they have quite n much
livht Ma bafore the change.
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"Be careful" said Halliday, Wrenchng
his hand away, cor you may get dose
yourself"
But things had gone too far for Frank to
back out now, and pushing Edda back
into the circle, he threw Oft his jacket,
and said, in calm, yet firm tone, "Im
not much used to fighting, but If you bully
either Edda or me again, it will be after
you have whipped me fairly and squarely."
Halliday threw off his jacket, and,
almost before any one expected it, struck
well-directed blow at Franks face; but
the latter was well prepared, and by a
lucky rather than intentional parry,
struck the blow aside. To every ones
surprise, the combatants were about
equally matched, and for some time all
were doubtful as to the result. But at
last, a well-given blow stretched Frank,
stunned and bruised, upon the ground. No
one supposed that after that the fight
would be renewed; and so confident was
Halliday of victory that he turned to
Edda and said, with an expressive nod OF
his head, /" Your turn next, young one."
Had they been scientific fighters or
spectators, the cry of" Time, time," would
probably have been raised but as it was,
the boys contented themselves with help
ing Frank to his feet, and exchanging re-
gretful glances with each other. To the
surprise of all, as soon as Frank had re-
covered himself, he expressed his inten-
ton of continuing the fight, and accord
ingly the boys again went at it. For full
half hour the struggle continued. Once
more Frank was down; but instead Of dis
couraging him, it only seemed to nerve
him to greater exertions; and at last Hal
liday fell but he also had good pluck, and
for some time more the result remained
doubtful. At last, however, he was down
again-twice in succession; and the last
time, bleeding at the nose, and with face
blsckened and bruised, be was obliged TO
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SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. spS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-16

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temoer 10. 1866. 500. 20
Marshall, William 49,.
Fret installment water
nx ...............S6lI
Beginning on New Jer-
oey avenue forty
feet southerly from the
northeast corner OF said
square, running thence
southwardiy with said
avenue forty feet.
thence eastwardly
with the line OF Rynes
lot sevenry.eignt feet
thence still with said
lot twenty-five feet
70 a point distant hfty-
four feet south wardly
from the south side or
line OF north 4 street,
thencs from said point
nortnwardly twenty
seven feet to Q point At
the same distan9 of
twenty-seven feet from
SAID line OF 4 street,
and 1t the distance OF
one hundred fest from
eatd avenue, thence
running from said
peint In . straight line
20 the beginning. /
Mulloy, VIM A.
Being the north nine
Teen feet seven inches.
mont OF said lot BY the
depth thereof.
Ditto .................l
Being the south thirty.
seven feet eleven In.
ches front OF said lot
by the depth thereof.
Ditto .................,
dcOutchsn, william.
VIM. +.
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1ErrrR rnoM cnAn1rs nIorrra.


Ticknor & Fields have received the following
letter from Charles Dickens which will be read
with interest, and perhaps excite controversy;
"GAD's HILL PLACE HIeHAM BY RooHEs-
TER, KENT, Tuesday, Sixteenth April, 1857
Messrs Ticknor & Fields--My Dear Sirs:--I
ave read the newspaper. cutting you have sent
me, in which IL is stated that have an interest
ln-haYe derived, do derive,or am TO derive PEE
lions of my collected works in the United States
not Issued by you. 5. lrN .~3rIFfnI ~
"Once for all, receive my personal authority
to, o,contrad1ct any such monsLrous misrepresen-
tations. II they originate in any distorted
shadow OF truth, they have been twisted into
being from two Irrelevant iacts:--Firstly That
NJ essIs. Harper, OF New York, through their
agents, MessTs. Sampson, Low ~ Co., Of Lon
don. purchased advance sheets of my three
latest novels "a Tale of Two Cities Great
each appeared serially, for simultaueous re-
pub1catlon in America Secondly That
Messrs. Hurd & Houghton not long since
bought OF my publishers q hundred impress
Papers, and have never had any other trans
acllOn Whatever with them or with me.
I'm America the occupation of my life for
thirty years Is, unless IL bears your imprint,
utterly worthless and proftless to me.
Faithfully yours, CHARLES DICKENS"
On the strength of other letters from Mr..
Dickens, in which he speaks warmly of the
Diamond Edition" of his works, and acknow
ledges the profit he has received therefrom.
Ticknor & Fields are about to issue two new
editions of his novels. These will be called
''The Charles Dickens Edition" and 'The
Illustrated Library Edition."
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d BY ORDER OF HEIRs.
j. M. -GIlM M EY q ANNN a nnll ln..nn.u

J. M. GUMMEY g. SONS, Auctioneers
store and -Four Dwellings, TWENTY-FoURTH
Street. below Walnut. l-tT f'-.-, = -
On MONDAY, June Q, 1867, will be sold at Public
SAFE, at IL O'Clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
All that certain Lot or Piece OF Ground together
with The improV ements thereon ed situate
east side OF Beach, now Twenty fourth street, and the
south side OF 20 feet wide street called Caldwell
street, between Walnut and Locust streets, in the
Eighth Wal of the city OF Philadelphia. Containing
In front or b eadth said Beach street 2I feet aud
extending in length depth of that width on said
70 ieet vide street ll0 feet TO another 20 feet wide
street. improvements consist OF two-story brick
store and dwelling fronting Twenty fourth street.
and three three-story brick dwellings, containing
three rooms EACH and three-story brick dwelling
containing six roonls fronting on Caldwell street.
Clear of all incumbrance. Ft8 frlfi
J. NJ GUMMEY d SONS, AuctIoneers.
8 Is sgt r. - .. No. 5U8 WALN UT Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
II M. GUMMEY SONS, AUCTTONBERs
No, sos WALNUT Street F

r NJ. GUBMEY 4 SONS, AUCTTONEERS
- No.itOs WALNUT Street l
Hold Regular Sales of It ..i4 1901 .ag
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
aBE lLADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Hhndbills Of leach property issued epArately. tos
1000 catalogues published and crcnlated, containing
fu descriptions OF properly to be sold also par
tal lst OF properly contained In our Real Estate Reggie
ter, and offered az private sale, iIl -
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspapeTs.
sale on Monday May 20fh, will include . 1. .-,i.
ri jf fFeiml1PIoTY il1PY sslez1LsASE AND FIXTURES OF
IHh DlSJ1LJEliH,N No. 6iB BUCKLEY street, In
Guiding Copper stills Mixing Tub Mash Tub PUMPS
a9se and everything requisite for large Dstillefy.
-5 ~ REAL ESTATE i N'
orphans Court Sale-HatRte ofCJnthRrne Arnold de-
ner SECOND and UNION Streets H''' I' TII NJ
-MODERN RFSIDENCE Stable and Carriage
utouse' and Lot so by 22O feet. NO. 87ls CHESNUT
g. ThEeestory brick RESIDENCE, No. s25 PINE
NoRRIsTowN-Two elegant new Residences,
JACOBY and GREEN Streets. I =
Handsome Building Site. 20 acres Wssahickon
avsnus Tn, AI0wunshlP line road) and Aliens lane,
,Foar-slOry brick Dwelling. No. 0za LOCUST
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! KEAL ESTATE. g W

ELL M.GUMMEY q SONS, SALE
MODERN RESIDENCE, STABLE, AND COACH
HOUSE, No. S7lS CHESNUT Street, West Phila-
On MONDAY, May 20, 1867, viii be sold, at Public
sale, at ~ O'CLOCK Noon, &c the Pniladelphia Ex-
change, u -r.r
Ali that certain Lot or piece of ground, together
with tile three.story brick lroughcast Residence,
stable and carriage-house and improvements thereon
erected situate on the south side Of Chestnut street.
betw Park and Mary Streets in the late district
of West Pull tdeipha, IN the Twenty fourth
Ward Of the city of philadelphia. and marked on
the Ground Plan of the said district No. So:
con aiming in front breadth the said Chestnut
street so teet aud extending In length depth south
wardly 220 feet TO- York street. Residence has two
parors, library, dining room, kitchen, six chambers
large stoTeroom, bath, hot and cold water, water
closets, heater, range, etc. etc. Was erected and
finished throughout In the most substantial manner
and is located in one of the most improving portions
OF West Philadelphia. Stable has stalls for horses
and room for three carriages.
Clear of all lncumbrance.
One-half the purchase money may remain on Mort
gage, IL desired.
5l1s2t No. sos WALNUT Street,
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]. NJ GUMMEY q SUNS, Auctloneers.
5l1s2t No. sos WALNUT Street
IA REAL ESTATE.

El ]. M GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
HANDSOME BUILDING SITE. ISSAHICKON
Avenue and ALIENS LANE. Twenty first Ward
On MONDAY, May ~, 1867, will be sold at Public
Sale, O'Clock at the hiladelphia Exchange
Ali that certain tract or piece of land situate n the
late township OF Rox xborough now in the Twentyfrst
Ward fthe city of Philadelphla beginning at stone
corner OF this and land now or late of Thomas Lvez
ley, the soutbwestery side OF township Line road
now Wissahickon avenue; thence along the side of
said Township Line road south 80 deg east 52 feet to
stake, the corner of road leading from the Schuy-
kill across the Wissahickon TO the Township Line
road. formerly called John Wises Mill road; thence
along the said John Wise's Mill road the three next
following courses and distances to w.t. south 3S4 deg
west 528 feet south AZ deg 1913 feet south "a deg
west l94 feet to stake corner OF land conveyed TO
Daniel and Edward Maupay; thence along the line of
said land north 30 deg 20 min. l035 leet,
less. to the line of said Thomas Lvezey's land;
thence along the line of said land 96S feet more
less to the place OF beginning; containing l8 acres
Clear OF all iLcumbrance
gage, ii desired. - . -
511 SGT No. sos WALNUT Street.
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a EXECUTORS SALE. - tAa4

EsV Estate of STEPHEN BENTON, deceased.
J. Nj. GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers.
Modern three-story brick dwellings, Nos 1922 1924
ll26, and ll2s CA RPICNTER Street.
On MONDAY, June 8, 1851 at IL O'Clock, Noon, will
be sold at Public Sale the Phade phia Exchange.
those four certain three-story brick messuages
tenements with story back buildings together
With the lots pieces of ground thereunto belonging,
situate Nos l22 1924 1925 and 1928. the south side
OF Carpenter street. the distance OF 40 feet west
ward from the west side OF Eleventh street. in the
Second Ward OF the city of Philadelphia. Have
saloon parlor, diningrOom and Kitchen the first
floor five chanibers, rapge, hot and cold water bath,
gas etc. Lots each containing in front breadth
said Carpenter street 10 teet and extending in length
or depth of that width between lines parallel with
Eleventh street ~ feet including certain feet wide
alley running westward into another feet wide
alley, leading southwark Into Camilla street. subject
TO O yearly ground-Tent of Sl24 66-lO0 each.
], NJ. GUMMEY & SONS Auctioneers,
8 8s3t No. sos WALNUT street.
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"They do all the mean things they can think
ness, and nothing else
"Ohambermaids are dead 10 every human
Instinct
"I have cursed them in behalf Of outraged
bachelordom They deserve IT, II eau ger
bill through the Legislature abolishing cham
bermaids, mean TO do I'LL
This sketch is pungent because Il is all true,
as any gentleman who has boarded at any
hotel can testify. The book is neatly published
and wen printed, but is inferior TO the other
attempts of the author, especially that of
travestying popular writer's. We hesitate,
from prudential reasons, to name any particu-
lar travestie, lest we might inadvertently
transgress a provision Of that excellent but
voluminous law to protect authors which Con-
gress has passed, and to which Mark Twain
devotes himself as light reading.
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5 Is s3t
a REAL ESTATE.

J. Nj. GUAiAiEY q SONS SALE. LII
-FOUR STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 923
.-rEul LOCUST .STkkItT. ,sy.A -.
on MONDAY, May 20, 1857, will be sold ct Public
Sale at II, O'Clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change. sa AE WIG va l1s1 LFTa II flTW
All that certain four.story brick Messuage Tene.
ent. and lot piece of ground thereunto belonging
situate on the north side OF Locust street, between
Ninth Tenth streets, No. 923 In the Eighth Ward
of the City of Philadelphia; containing IN r2nt or
breadth said Locust street % feet aud extending In
length depth that width l21 feet to feet vide
alley or cartway. Has two paTlors, dining room,
kitchen, four chambers and four Rttcs. Is built In the
most substantial manner and has every convenience.
Heater range, bath. hot and cold water watercoset,
etc, etc. NJ ~ ~ asE k4 - a5
Clear of all incumbrance
$4,000 may remain on Mortgage, II desired .l.I a
keys can be had at Office OF Ig.. 4.r...
-A ]. M. GUMMEY q SONS Auctloneers,
5lls2t H I's4l4 No. 50S WALNU UT Street.
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"A NO. % WOODLAND TERRACE, WEST

a NO. % WOODLAND TERRACE, WEST
l lPHILADELPHIA.-A opportunity 70 buy one
OF the corner Houses will be afforded at
M. THOMAS d. SONS SALE,
On TUESDAY, May 2l,
being the House the west side with side front
on the Darby Passenger Railroad Large yard nicely
laid out; handsome tountain: The House contains six
chambers besides parlor, library, dnng-room, sum-
mer and winter kitchens, bath and store-rooms, and
other modern conveniences, forming very desirable
and attractive property and very much admired.
VIII be exhibited 10 persons Wishing 10 look az II
with view TO purchase. lt*A
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Sale at No. 1908 Chestnut street

Il = -
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FUR
NlTURE, ELEGANT CHICKERING GRAND
PIANO. LARGE BOOKCASE. HANDsOME IAN %
BRUSSELS AND IMPERIAL CARPETS ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
22d instant, at 10 O'Clock at No 1908 Chestnut street.
by Catalogues the entire handsome furniture. 5T At
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"A PUBLIC SALE CITY PROPERTY

- PUBLIC SALE - CITY PROPERTY
M THOMAS d SONS, Anctioneers.
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Pursuant to ordinances of the Select and Common
Councils of the city OF Philadelphia, will be sold at
public sale, wi hout reserve. by order OF Commits
sioner of City Property ,on TUESDAY, May %, 1857,
atI2 O'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
All that lot of ground situate the south side OF
Christian street. between Ninth and Tentn streets,
known as ''Moyamensing HaP' property, con-
taining In front Christian street about 60 feet and
IN deIh 77 feet 1t will be divided into smaller lots
and sold according to survey, which may be seen at
the auction IOOms -,
Terms-2Op per cent. of the purchase money shall be
ma in cash the time of SALE and the balance may
be secured upon the premises by mortgage payable In
five years. with interest semi.annuay or on ground
rentin the usual form, or the whole purchase money
may be paid in cash at the option OF the pnrchaser
Conditions and terms OF sale as shall be fixed by said
Committee. l534ll is Is % 26 2S
M. THOMAS & SONS, AucIioneers,
Nos. 189 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
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= ORPHANS COURT SALE.

O. ORPHANS COURT SALE.
kstu Estate OF ALEXANDER ALLOWAY, deceased.
j. NJ. GUMMEY g. SONS, Auctioneers,
Stone Messuage and Lot OF Ground, Aliens Lane,
Twenty y-secOnd Ward, near Germantown.
Pursuant order OF the Orphans Court, for the
public sale, on MONDAY, June g. 1867, at II O'CLOCK
noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
ALI that certain Lot or piece OF ground and stone
messuage or tenement thereon erected situate on
Aliens LaneJin the Twentysecond Ward of the City
of Philadelphia, bounded by lands of William smith,
John Waters, and Samuel Jones, and containing in
front said Aliens Lane 40 feet, and IN depth 220
feet more or less. with the appurtenances.
BY order of the Court.
E. A. MERRICK, Clerk Orphans Court.
]. Nj. GUMMEY d SONS, Auctloneers,
1861 | No, sos WALNUT street,
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,ale al No. I6Os MASTER street.


HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT
PIANO-FORTE FINE FRENCH CHINA, HAND
2 SOME BRUSSELS CARPETS, ETC.
2 .l. On Tuesday Morning, 1-..... -H
2Ist instant, at 10 o'clock, No. 1908 Master street,
by catalogue, the handsome walnut parlor and cham
beT furniture and oak dinipgroom furniture. IL 3t
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Sale No. l249 Shackamaxon street.
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FIN
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, CHM
AND 6LASSWA RE, ETC.


May 90 at 10 o'clock, at No. l2lJ ShackamaxoI
street (above Girard avenue and FrankfOrd road By
catalogue, the entire handsome walnut paror dining
rOom and chamber furniture. II 2t
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The last volume of Froude's "History of
England contains finely written account
of the Massacre of st. Bartholomew, which, for
graphic description and veraoity of details, has
no superior in literature. On perusing it the
blood runs cold, even at this distance of time
from the occurrence. -a ..rtr,.rr q
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NOnuhY MOrnInEd, T------
May 20 and 81 At 10 O'clock, at the store, No.
lilo Chestnut street, Will be sold rich aud interesting
assortment OF goods from China and JAPAN compFi6-
iDgFine CHINA Japanese cabinet tables. work boxes
level cases. card receivers, manufactured In mosaics
works OF precious woods, sandal wood and others;
rich fans; elegant walters shell flowers; beautiful
sbawls, and Infinite variety OF Curiostfea ORR
entail manufacture 'tlf
The Goods VII, be open TOR exhibition on Saturday.
them. $50 .Nl. .tf 5It5Il stA 10 13 &C
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~ 1 Sale at No. 1905 Girard Avenue
HOUSEHOLD FURNIITURE. CARPETS. BOO

On Tuesday Morning.
At 10 o'clock at No. 1905 Girard avenue will be 80
the furniture OF family declining housekeeping CO
prising-VelVet, Brussels, and other carpets; wall
and rosewood parlOr sfuTniture chambeEs diningroC
and library fuTniture; China; plated ware large boz
cases; kitchen furniture, etc. I.
Can be examined on morning Of sale. IB16l
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SALE OF JAPANESE AND CHINRsE GOODS.
RICH INDIA AND OTHER SHAWLs, CURIO-
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LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENO4T Ann
(, oTHhR EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC

May 20, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue On
four months credit, about 500 lots OF French Iudia
German, and British dry goods, embracing fur
assortment of fancy and staple articles In ailka
wursteds, woollens, linens, and cottons.
N Il. Goods arranged for examination, and cAta
logues ready early on.the morning Of sale. t5laBt
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AUCTION SALES.

PHILIP FORD AuotIoneer,
MI O l. Il l. J. A N d g. col
INl Ssnccessors 70 Philip Ford q Ool, ~ et''
, AUCTIONEERS. No. ,5O6 MARK Ic1' streee =,
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LABeE PEREMPToRY SALE AL or % B0oTs eHof

May q, viii be sold. at 10 o'clock, By catalogue, on
four months' credit, about 1900 packages bOOtB,
shoes, bamorals, etc, Of city and Eastern manu-,
open for examination with catalogues early os
the morning of sale. s,f1 .t 7tEi Is 1856
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May %, commencing at 10 o'aiSes. we Will sail
catalogue. for cash, 1900 cases OF mems ROW.
youths boots, shoes, brogane, baimorais &RS q
women's, misses, and children's wear, from city
Eastern manufacturers. .--, I rs ia
Embracing general assortment Of desirable 90
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LADIES, -'..-''-'''.-.''.'.'.
BAZAAR oFA FAmfoN.

HAVING just returned from New York
Ill with helargest, best selected and most
varied stock of gsflTI f8tIH Eaf afFf
Fancy Dry Goods, .sI /
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Medical and Surgical
Infirmary.

YTshe undersigned win open a MEDICAL
i AND SURGICAL INFIRMARY in
the city Of Shreveport, for the purpose Of
treating all affections Except contagiousl
admitting of relief or cure.
The Infrmary is located in q pleasant part
of the city, opposite the Court house square
The Infrmary viii be open for the reeep-
ton of patients on the 10th of December,
1866
One of the physicians viii be in constant
attendance day any night.
w I'll. WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
j. S. CUTLIFF, NJ ID.
n37 $3.50 d. nj. CLAY, NJ. d. ~,
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STRAY SALE.

Tstrayed before Thomas Applewhite,
II ]. p. by VIM. Sandlin, on the
17th day Of December, 1866, and will
be sold before the Court house door. in
the town Of Bellevue. La. on the first
Saturday of April 1867, the following
described animals, to-wit: One Steer.
pale red sides; and one Heller, red
pided Each about 8 years old, mark
ed with smooth crop off the right ear,
and under half crop in the left, and
appraised at S. each. s.
The owner OF said stock is hereby
requested to come forward, prove pro.
perry, pay charges, &c.
$3.50 w. Fl. HILL,
s5lafbs 4f.aa Stray Master.
December 9th, 1866. MO
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Books and Stationery,

surprising any thing of the kind outside
of New Orleans, and embracing the
works of most standard authors, to-
gether with the latest publications of
the day. !,
Stationery in all all its varieties, and
on the most reasonable terms. Also,
Music and Musical Instruments. 4.
We shall not enumerate the various
articles embraced in our stock, but
solicit call from wholesale and retail
buyers, feeling assured that they will
be pleased upon an examination.
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Cheaper than the Cheapest,

which he can do and make d living profit,
which is all that he desires. Ladies who
favor him with their custom may rest assur-
ed that they win get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges OR not, for he has
established a