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ROME.
ABOUT INFALLBLITY.

THE FIGHT ABOUT INFALLIBILITY.
ROME, July g. via PARIS July 4, 1870
The Council yesterday voted on and adopted
the form of the Preface and Chapters and IL OF the
schema OF primary and infaibity The extreme parti-
Of infabiity refuse to concede any alterations,
and demand an immediate vote. Should the opposition
remain obstinate and prevent the vote from being TAKEN
the discussion may last month longer.
PARIS, Monday, July 4, 1870.
The bishops leaving Rome, especially those from
the neighborhood Of the Danube 1t is thought that the
debate infabiity will close before the 10th inst
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PISSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM NEWBERN y. C-In steamship B.n Terry July Mr.
RHord Mr. and Mrs W. B. Cugkendai A and Mn.
a. T. Euusy SIN. Lenan, Mss Leahman Msser Lehman, Mss
Waugh. Miss Hutchinson MI A. Lumley, A. Miller j. Campbell ".
Glitch, James How llnI, Mr. Hahn, and Storage
FROM LlkERPOOL-In Steamship Nevada July 4-Eugens Cush-
j. A. Tcomb jules Fsncompt Nine Nanompt ~ Cbas Dipping,
WIN Rackham, Mrs ID Jones' Miss Clara Jones the Rev Frarcs
Durham, VIM j. Best Mr. NJ Best Miss Maggie Best Walter
H. Best Charlotte A. Best John Powell Miss NJ
Henry Lambert tie Rev. Dr. L. Merrill Miller M. s. Miller Mrs
s. Elert. Ramsey Miller Charles G. Eget, Lydia Ramssy john
il.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF YEW-YoRK. ..................

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .........."..............Julya
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cy Of Brooklyn Brooks Liverpool June g. and Queens
town - mfsr. and pass
steamship Washington eager NewOrleans and
Steamship Ellen 5. Terry Chaplin Newben n. c.. naval
ship ~ T. Garney Journey, Cardiff DAYS railroad
Bark Lindesnses Olsen Shields 81 days. coal
Bark GalatLea. yogt, Caria o. days, railroad iron.
Bark koga, Peterson, lquique % DAYS, nitrate Of soda.
Big Christian TX Some Rio JanerO % days, coffee.
-. Juliet Clark, Moore Cabanen and molssses.
Brs suzanne Simpson, St CruiI 10 days nolaSses.
fer Ann susan, Henderson, Gaboon, w. C. A. q days wood
ldsgcr. &c
.. Gun Rock, Bangs, 81. John y. b., lumber.
echr. J. L. Wallace Allen. Gloucester Ash
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COAsTwfsH.
LARA l. Hall, Portland, Ct. J. r. McEee, Norwak
F.Due Hammer, NewLondon. Kate Callahan, New London.
Eim CITY, Norwich. Pennsylvania Norwich.
Geo. ". Glover, Rockland. Yarmouth, Hyanns.
Ticker, Georges Banks. Susan, Boston.
Thos Ellis, Dennis Compromise Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS
FORTRESS MONROE, july Passed In for Baltimore bark MARY
NJ Bird from Clso; bngs Aqudneck Havana; Francis
hsques Glance, from Rio Janeoi Fauna from the West Indies
hak g. Palmer from 81 Thomas sch. Sophia from San Andres
d Ada +. Whitney Arrived, ship Uncle Joe, from Csao
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 4The steamship Manhattan New
arrived at this port at 10 p. m. yesenlay.
LIVERPOOL July ifhe steamship Ottawa from Quebec arrived
day
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CRICKET.

There was a large meeting of the members
and friends OF the New York Cricket Club at their
grounds at HobOken TO celebrate the Fourth In lively
manner. About sides chosen by Messrs.
Rogerson and Eastwood, the latter newly arrived from
England, and game followed, which resulted In Roger
sons side winning by 40 although the were
good on both sides. The fielding EastwOods side
being verysOw accounts for the majority Of their oppo
V.aRfa
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PROMIEENr ARRIYALs.

Brevoort House,. Morgan, British Consul at
Tieutsin China. -= CIafen.5n Hoif-caIt. Ward Of
the British Legation - 81. James IiOte-Ihc Hon W.
G. Alexander Princeton ~ J. - Metropolitan HO-
tcl-The Hon Richard Crowley Of LOckUort, y. Y. -=
New York UOtel-Thc Rev. T. s. IA. AHson Of savannah.
- 81 Nichclas Uote JUDGE Burke Of Cleveland
Col. NJ j. OBr.en Of Georgia; Col j. L. Whaey CicIn-
nan. Or Buse uf London aud Major John Henry, Now
Orleans go AslOr H0usc-SeuatCr Graham OF Middle
town, y. Y.
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Grant feels sore over the rejection of the
San Domingo Treaty and Babcok who 10 have made some $500
OOO b. the job feels very bal Ia the time KNOX, the Halter at
Broadway pusues the tenor Of bis regardless OF the
treaties Jobs" lie is turning Summer HATS than any
half haters natter jus. drop in at 2 and become
tie gossessor Of one of KSoxs HATS.
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HARVARD VS.. YALE.

The game played yesterday, between Harvard
and Yale resulted in favor OF Harvard by Of "a to
~. To-day Harvard and Rose Hill st. Johns College,
play the Yale grounds at New Haven. This will be
one OF the most interesting College games Of the
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 4.-The Forest City
Club Of Cleveland beat the Flour City Club OF Rochester
at baseball to-day-2s 10 Is.
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HOME NEWS.
TIiB WEATHER.

REMARKs.-Yestorday partly sunshlnyl DOT IN INC
afternoon cool and damp in the morning. Tie Their
mOIneter stood at so about sunrise. dense log pre-
vailed from a to G:l5 a. fOgRy from 4i5 70 1:l5
a M the sky slightly little cloudy from midnight
to M, aud from 1910 to 10 y. Overcast OF
very cloudy al other times.
koTE-3d. From 10 y. To 70. Very cloudy from 10 10
II; slightly cloudy FROM 1880 20 T.. On the 5th, at 1884
p IN, first quarter of the moon.
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JTCAL VS.. ATHLETIC-sCORE q TO 10 IN
PHILADELPHIAs FAVOR.

Between 1000 and 5000 persons assembled on
the grounds atseventeenhst. and Coumba-ave yester
day afternoon, to witness the first OF series of games
for the championship between the Mutual Club Of New
York and Athletic OF Philadelphia. Considerable poor
playing done by the Mutuas, giving the Athletics
more than they entitled TO. The fielding
of the Athletics good the Muuals getting but three
off poor fielding The batting Of the Athletics
terrific sensenderfer carrying off the PALM making three
home runs in succession. The pitching of Martin was
very effective up 10 the fifth inning, the Athletics being
entitled but four instead OF nine. The catching
Of C. Mills very fine, ten men falling victims to his
superb playing. Theodore BOnesler acted as umpire
and gave general satisfaction, his only fault being
enient the pitchers Below is the in detail
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For SPONGE MATTRESsEs-COOler, Cheaper, and
and Cauast A. d. FARELL o.
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II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, is
the place WATCHES, DIAAoSDs, choice JEW
ELKY and SILyERwAkE. Diamonds speciality.
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| WOOD CARPETING. - Parquet Floors and
Wlnsco NATIONAL WOoD MANUFACTURING Co.. $50 Broadway
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PRINCETON vs.. TRIMOUNTAIN

A second victory was awarded the Princeton
College Club Saturday, when they met the TrimOun
tain OF Boston The playing Of Princeton In this in
proved the best thus far developed
Below Is the score Of runs by innings:
Ia a. 81. "a. 9Th 9Th It'll 9Th. 9th Total
F FH%:aS1.a....f 3 3 9 Ia
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CHINA.

SAILING OF THE FIRST TEA SHIPS.
LONDON, Monday, July 4, 1870.
Adyices from China announce that the first
tea ships Of the season, the Erlkng and Diomed sailed
from WoosuDg June 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has larger
circulation any other evening paper An erica In orlr n
Neyok readers who lay desire have this ass
following have been established In NegYOrk City
Hamilton Jones, 30 House toutsie) J. H. Hitler News
Mssr Dunn
Case \. j. Central Railroad Depot foot Of Ebery-st James Coils
Ferry Of COUIsndst GrandsI Ferry
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INDIANAPOLIS, RLOGGINGTOlI
AND
WESTERN RAILWAY
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN.


mortgage 2O5 miles Of road from indianapolis he cst oy 'ad
most important railroad the state Of Indiana 10 Ne CO "
Pekn, In Illinois,
THE ONLY DIRECT LINZ FROM CINCINNATI And GNnIASAP.
OILS TO PE1ry PEORIA ASD OMiHA
$50 MILES OF THE LINE ARE SOW ~ Full
OPERATION,
confined with hn supply Of NEW md FRsTCLAss opg aoes
and already -.....- 80. -
EARNING MORE THAN THE INTEREST o. TuE
BONDS.
The basnce-wenyfve miesis graded the IRON uT "PaV h
and will he completed without delay
There are thirty deJo e line Lad IN of,' on '' 'at
contain nedggrcats dFoputahon Of " A''f's Or Over III "
each square mile within radius Of hafi mile Of Ne uf OBJ h
,,-,,,. lee Of ne iYat there popai0E QJd,o.n,l
1t passe. through counties u Marion, letr' ho-gonT.
Fountain Warren Yenon in the State 81 inns l Fsr
lion Chanpaign De witt Pa Mclean and Taevc' Cau1t 30 @
po on the line Of the Old eugaHt road which M
lest portion ofthoe States before The tine of nlr Fa ls itl
main line Of western travel saI lleny became ac
tied than other the West the res srg %
sges and products q these counties demonstrate.
Besides large Agricultural productions u his sect e uss
turing ln.eres. very extensive tic Large osHs lal r
creaAng.
The co,l.nes at Danvle iris line er.eusvrg H -rJ
worked and BUSINESS THFEs Hrrss7 '1,.
Cars present ard YoEE TwIcg THAT EcslrH VIII
REQUIRED 70 CARRY COAL COMPILATION On HE REsANDG
LINK.
Prom he present earning, on 100 ue, Is safe to Aa 10
Local BCsSE BE AxPLg S3r oyf7 r9 PAt THs
BONDED DEBT, BOT LARGE DyDESDs TIE Sroot
In addition to population wealth Of the country I'D 20 that
necessary support frstaa roa and rake pr,ls invest
ment through f forms grand central tu1 Doc ior hrufh
business SoT ROAD W ESrAL LzssFH - Iz
AtInin.pois Il connect. By main uncs With he ee o. COLUMBIA
Clevesnd Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville All si 'he P'a-
vaua Central Baltimore and Ohio Chpeske an Ohio lni other -
portn RAILROAD Al Pekn, the Western terminus connections "a
made with Peoria Quincy Keokuk Burlington and On A. Bo-
,gop with the illinois Centra Rosi which norvesi
Fort Dodge Iowa very large business viii be done s IBIS Inc Sc
Dauyie connects By with Toledo Lake Ede m-q e boT
all these to be ye important connections IN making through hn'o7sr
this
The Loan placed beyond contingency b the prse TON
local trae 100 miles, which necessarily be doubted "aeH -
trains through.
TIE THE OPTION OF TN HoLoI" MO
STOCK At PAR any tine which adds greatly to Their yg As Ia
ROAD WILL RANK SECOND NONE N THE Tssr
They may registered at the Farmers Loan and Trl. Company
desired.
Coupons payable April and October FREE rAT, ~ GOLD New
York. The principal payable in At maturity.
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Total....27 30 80 A. ~ 10
Total III 20 10 80 p Il

Ia 3D. 3d. 4i6 5th 9th It'll 8th 9th Total
X Th.5f s'o o'.o..s J ! s-
Umpire John Grum Eckord Club Time Of Cameo hours and
IS minutes Home Runs-FSgsOn 81 Tracey, p Meyee, Pink
ham. J.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

! MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 1884 Sun Moon sets II 80
/
Sandy Hook....R2 Cows Island RIG Hell Gate 2f6
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UNION VS.. OLYMPIC.

About 2,5OO persons witnessed the match
played at Washington, yesterday between the Unions
Morrisana and the Olympic Club. The weather was de-
lightfu and the game fine one, it played with
deadbal BirdsaL Of the Unions had HIS thumb frac-
tured in the fourth inning, and Brady substituted
The game, which occupied one hour and half, ermi-
mated in favor Of the Oympics by the following
1T 3D. 81 ltS. Sth 9Th TIL 9Th sth Total
6 0T&Sis,..:::: 3 Z i "a
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Total Issue :. S5,OO0.06O

The loan being rapidly absorbed YouRTTH HAVING nRE,or
BEEN MARKETED EUROPE.
We for the present the balance at
81 LIZ AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Being wealth and
the substantial which the road built and eqaps
Considered BONDS FRsr-cIAss
that the earnings the completed portion greatly
expectations With pleasure that recommend ls
the cheapest and safest investments the market
able than Government bonds they produce about rye per
from the capital which cannot he reduced ba 49,
probably be largely creased by the convertible clause.
All marketable securities received IN exchange it tghast ns
They may by express expense boas oraaA
n all points CuARGEs
For full particulars applyto
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Total.....27 a q 81 q u Total....n..27

la d. g. a.. sth 9Th It'll 9th. 9th Total
A Atssiie.'.:.....SS : 9 Is
U1PfeIThecdoe Bomsler Eureka b B. Club Time Of Game
hours IS mnutes Home RunsRech Il Malone Seasendeer
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PLANTATION BITTERS.

nR. KAHN's Magnificent MUSEUM is open
- the public diy for gentcnea on from al and iii 10
rs Broadway, spg0sss Asor pisce AdS--s- 20 osDsA
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Stock on hand. .............
Shreveport Money Market.
Consignees of Merchandise.


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geo 40 Pkgs-Jessup, MARSH "lggnS loo-aq 2s q
Durham I0O-Ihurmono d HICKS o4-Martn q ora
154IStacey Poland S26-I Jones 81 ~ + Jones ones
lo-HsrVey, EiStner warren - r utz 81 AlI 3
mano ia burnnam iooTu Dertran n D. -, "
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Dur1nger II Baer ll6-Gonway BuckaIew lo9-6
Camp II Ayes IN Levy e Le GIi o.
Id9y 80 - aeI po 80 80 pboins9
PbeIns w rose SfNReierse5 4 C;raoard I22-Tally
Ine.ps aM" NoSg WeinS WSisb Roissaay
CT WiIkinson q waI1nrs & Fidor ia 80 WoIf4J
I,enasfeld 81 CumnSton 81 DiIIaId &co 2-Aug
Dronin 5NR Dawes r. r Kaufman e6I, Dreyfns 10
pF0qlh - 0o iii
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rs p iecohs 100 K Sbro GJ HawLins
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j. Mcdaniel acc II / ' 20 II 20 Jas hlli eco u >
Vanhook 22 % to Martin tord.oam hoPklns . ,
Conn 81 CoIhns y iuIl 81, 20 70 moss I"
Durham-Rhome&co ~ u II, TO McCutcnenGco-
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NACoGDoCuEs, Texas, Feb %, 1870
To the W. NJ Wardens and Brethren of Milan Lodge
No ., of A. F. and A. Masons:
Your committee appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressye of the feelings and sympathes of this Lodge
the occasion of the sudden and untimely death of
brother Thomas D. RUsK who departed this life
the goth day of February, A.D 1870 at Hallville
Texas, respectfully submit the following:
ReS0tyed, That the members of Milan Lodge No.
humbly and submissively bow to the Divine Will which
has taken from amongst us our worthy and deeply
lameuted brother THOMAS D. RUsK, to transfer his
spirit to that Eternal Home in the Heavens, prepared
for SUCH as he truly was, q The pure in spirit"
Res0Eged, That cherish the memory of our be-
loved brother a Mason, whose life and example
funess of those principles and actions which adorn the
true disciple of our Order. That his beautiful and
open handed benevolence his generous charity, which
attended his every word and deed, his manly courage
and patriotism inherited from noble SIRE the illus
trious General Rusk; his fidelity to every obligation of
friendship; every duty of citizenship his devotion
to every domestic tle and, in word those clusters OF
other virtues which ustice to his memory ght
render truly conspicuous, all to prove his great
where he has spent his life, aectionately
memorate by this humble tribute.
heSotued, That we deeply mourn and sympathlze
with the family of the deceased in their distress and
bereavement-and that copy of these resolutions be
furnished them.
RESOLVED, That the members of this Lodge the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be furn-
ished to the South Western the Henderson Times and
the Harrison Flag for publication.
R. S. WALKER,
N. j. MOORE, Committee
G.. A. SHANKS, J
Attest EDWIN J. Fry, Secretary.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

DEv. c. s. DOD will open SINGING SCHooL Tor
III the instruction of GeRtlemen and Ladies IN ga
cred Music at his School Rooms, IN the rear OF the
Brooks House, on Crockett street, TUESDAY EVEN
ING at half-past O'Clock The first lesson will De
free The proceeds, when the class IS organzea, WI,
Church All persons are invited to attend who nave
any suspicion that they sing The attendance OF
young gentlemen is especially solicited. mars ltd
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DAILY AUCTION SALES
JONAS robson, Auc

JONAS robson, Auctioneer.
TINE attention of City and Country buyers is respect
i fully called to the large stock of ASSORTED
MERCHANDISE. The entire lot will be closed out at
Auction without reserve, every Morning and Evening
commencing al IL A. ii. and Z P. NJ, at No 81 Texas
Street.
Before and after the sale an attentive salesman viii
make it his special duty to sell goods privately, by
wholesale and retail, at auction prices
Country merchants will find it to their interest to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Ids smHl
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SOUTHERN STATES.

When the pure medicinal restorative, now widely
known as WOLFES SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, was in
troduced into the world under the Endorsement of four
thousand leading memb of the medical profession
twenty years ago, its Proprietor we'll aware
that it could not wholly escape the penalty attached to
all new and useful preparations. He, therefore, en-
deavored to invest it with the strongest possible safe
guard against counterfeers, and to render all at
tempts to pirate it difficult and dangerous. It sub
mted to distinguished chemists for analysis, and pro-
nounced by themth purest spirits manufactured
Its purity and properties having been thus ascertained
samples of the article forwarded to ten thousand
physicians, including all the leading practitioners in
the United States, for purposes of experiment. cir
GUAR requesting trial of the preparation and report
of the result accompanied each specimen. Four thou
sand of the most eminent medical men in the Union
promptly responded. Their opinions of the article were
unanimously favorable. Such preparation they said,
had long been wanted by the profession reliance
could be placed the ordinary liquors of commerce.
all of which or less aduterated and there
fore unfit for medical purposes. The peculiar excel
ence and strength of the oil of juniper which formed
of the principal ingredients of the Schnapps, to-
gether with unaloyed character of the alcoholic
element, give it, in the estimation of the faculty.
marked superiority every other dfusve stmu-'
liant duretc, tonic and restorative.
The following few of the testimonials in favor
of the Schnapps:
Mr. Udolpho Wolfe, % Beaver street, New York
Dear Sri feel bound to say that regard your
Schnapps being in every respect prominently pure,
and deserving of medical patronage. At all events,
is the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtanabe and such may be safely prescribed
by physicians
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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JOHNSON'S EXCHANGE
HOUSE,
Will Check on

BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans.
NATIONAL PARK BANK, New York,
NATIONAL BANK OF TIE STATE OF MISSOURI,
ST. Louis, Mo-,
.4y- Collections promptly attended TO- dold purchased
and sold. b. NJ. JohNooN.
Shreveport February 4, 1869. td&wtf
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% PINE STREET, New York,
November 81, 1867.

Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir have made chemical examination of a
sample of your Schiedam Schnapps with the intent of
determining If any foreign injurious substance had
been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted in the conclusion that
the sample contained no poisonous or harmful admix
have been unable to discover any trace of the
deleterious substances which employed in the adul
iteration of liquors. would not hesitate to myself
or to recommend to Others for medicinal purposes the
Schiedam Schnapps excellent and unobectionabe
variety of Gin.
Very respectfully, yours,
(Signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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New YoRK, SO CEDAR STREET, |

New YORK. SO CEDAR STREET
November %, 1867.
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, Present:
Dear Sri have submitted to chemical analysis two
bottles of Schiedam Schnapps, which took from a
fresh packagein your bonded warehouse, and find as
before, that the prituous liquor is free from injurious
ingredients falsifcation; that it has the marks of
being aged and not recently prepared by mechanical
adnlixture Of alcohol and aromatics
Respectfully,
FRED. F. MAYER, Chemist.
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Consignees ner Texas Express Company.

q Allen N Gillett, G Pike, " W Webb, Il
Bsllew, Harry Mccarthy NJ J Quarles, D Culberson,
A Newell, J 5 Kendall Kendall Derbanne, E B
Gregg eco, G Wadde " Mas, + Jordan, Gen
J B Hood. W Laten, G Wilson, E Cornell, James E
Phelps, Bass, l. Smith, G Trueman, Mrs J I
Murphy, NJ Harris, Mrs J Stiff, Wilson, Il Nc
Gill, G McShane, Buckley, Bercher, An
drews VIM Allen.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TO-DAY, wednesday,, March 9.
,fTss7e D The and staunch steamer TEXAS,
- Capt. C. W. Stinde, Florence Fndren,
Hzssaaass Clerk, will leave above on the arrival
OF me cars from Hallve. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board Gnbe
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Shreveport Female Institute.

A T the instance of gentlemen of this place. the
IA undersigned has opened school for young ladies
under the above designation. The course of study
will be as extensive as in any of our Female High
Schools and Seminaries. The instruction will be
thorough; the discipline kind but firm and no effort
will be spared to make the Institute rstcass school
in every respect For the present, while building ad
joining the residence of Mr. T. H. Morris is being pre-
pared for the purpose the school will be conducted in
rooms in the rear of the Brooks House, entrance by
the broad stairway on Crockett street. AS the Inst
tuition develops, such additional accommodations will
be secured as may be needed.
Tuition fee in the Primary Department. S. and Sc
Institute Glasses. SIS and $40.
There will be additional charge in the Institute
for instruction in Latin French, and the elements of
vocal music
Instrumental music (piano or gutar).... ST
Drawing. .:.... ..:.... 80
Fees payable at the end of each month in currency
References:-Rev. W. c. Dunlap, Mr. T. II. Morris,
Mr.. J. II Reynolds. CHARLES 5. DOD.
Tfeb23 2mw
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

I1e"Fes Oh III Q hSDA March II.
>~sra. The fast running Kouns Line side
- : wheel packet L L NJ A, Capt. John
se-sExszgSz@ kouns, will leave as above positively
on the arrival of the frorl Hallve For freight
or passage apply on board or to
mar9l L. SCOyEJT, AGENT
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Shreveport Price Current.

CMADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filling small orders higher rates will
l no mn
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-03-09
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves TO-DAY, Wednesday,, March 9.
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M4.-A RIA. Capt. P. G. Montgomery, will leave
sss5s..IEsS5 for New Orleans and all intermediate
. landings, the arrival Of the cars from
HaiVilie For freight passage apply on board, or
TO G. A. B0URQU1N,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-03-09
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TO-DAY, wednesday,, March 8.
s.-,,s- The fine passenger packet CARO-
- LINE, Jno. w White, master, w. D..
szLxEifsffssss Bateman clerk will leave as above
the arrival of the cars from Hallvlle
for freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhs JAS. E. PHELPS, Agent.