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pRoPosALs FOR CORN OR BARLEY AND
L HAY.
HEADQUARTERS PRTH MILITARY DIsrRICr.)

DRoPoSALS FOR CORN OR BARLEY AND
L HAY.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,O
STATE OP TEXAS,
CHIEP QrARTERNAsIER's OFFICE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, May 81, 1870.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will he Teeeiy we'd
at this Office until u IN, Of June q, lS 10. fur
nishing such quantities Of Corn or Barley and
Hay as may be required, from the 18th Of July,
lsS, until the DLh day Of June, ls7O, at the follow.
bryan, Fort Bliss,
Helena Canton,
Lampasas, Fort IMcIltOsh.
NacOgdOehes, RinggOld Barracks.
Corn or Barley to be Of good, clean, meTchantAb bic
quality, shelled. and delivered In sacks Hay TO
be Of like quality. aud perfectly cured Each sub.
jcet to rigid Inspection. Delivery to commence on
the 18th day Of July, ls6p, aud eoRtiuue, 10 such
quantities and At such times as the feeeiyi % 4
officer may require, until the nth Of June, $50.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids Of.
feTed.
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
at least two persons lwhOse responsibility must be
certified by the clerk Of court OF record that the
bidder L. competent 70 carry out the contract, II
awarded to him, and the residence aud post othcs
address Ofeaeh bidder nd IuSt be stated
No bid will be entertained not conforming t. these
conditions
The attention Of bidders is called to section six-
teen Of the act Of Congress, approved July L. lbl
Proposals to be plainly indOrsed, Proposals
signed,
ny command Of Brcyet Major General J, J. Rey.
nOlds. NORRIS s, MlLLEE,
Deputy QuartermRster General, Bryet BHEadier
ueneIAl, U. g. A, lr1 I'd
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A LRxANpRIA, LoUpoUN AND HAMPsHIRl
n RAILROAD.
&NG
dMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
l. 1870

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING APRIL
!, 1902.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT sunday BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra at s a. N. and 5p, m. Leave
Hamilton at a. N. and ll:0a. m Leave Lees
burg at s :25 q. IN. and IL rs p. m.
The 8 a. m. train from Alexandria and II 80 a, IN.
train fromH neet W ith Kemp ally Ii ne
Vile and Winchester, also, with KeameI's Line oi
Coaches, which leave LeesbuTg on Mondays,
Saturdays.
All traius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balu
mara Hama
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CT. CLOUD HOTEL.
. NEW YORK CITY.
way aud Forty. second street, possesses advan-
tages over all other houses for the accommodation
ofltg guests was built expressly for nrst elass
Family Boarding House-the rooms being large
and en- suit, heated BY steam-.with hot and cold
culinary department Is In the most experienced
hands, Ahordins guests an unequaled table.
one Of Atwood Patent Elevators IL also among
the "modern improvements, and at the service
OF guests at all hours,
Tho Broadway and University Placs cars pass
the door every four uutes, running from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the sixth and Seventh
Avenue lines arc but = short block on either Side
adOrdinR ample facilities for communicating with
all the depots, steamboA places Of amuss
MORE 4 HOLLBY,
mhH.Sm Pfoprietors.
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CoNTEDERATE REooRDs.-The Survivors As
sociation. with the view Of collecting and pre-.
serving statistics and historical material Of the
war, would be glad to be allowed to make
copies Of any original papers relating to the
forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con-
fedsrate army OF navy muster rolls, reports
Of battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These papers will be carefully recorded by
the association, and when desired, the origi-
mails will be returned.
They would also be glad to receive the names
and military record OF those who were killed
or died in the service from Charleston Dis
trict. and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
The Committee ON Records will receive any
such papers.
Q. IRVINE WALKER, No. Broad-street.
Z: g. BARKER, No. 15 Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN, No. IS Broad-street.
THOS. MoCRADY, foot of Bee-street,
+. K. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
June AZ stuth6
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+ LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADTERTISxNG.

THE CHARLESTON News, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that of any
other paper Published in South Caroline, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ 1tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
9aE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
JUDGEMENTS, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohes the order is giuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered TO clerks, governesses, tutors, work
nen, mechanics, house-seEvants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found houses, shops; Offices
and warehouses; wanted or to let, and miscelIa-
neous vents Of all kinds. g.is
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
glasses speoifed:A
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 40 words. .. 2E cents
-FOUR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 words. s......6O
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office by p. NJ.
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SHOULD pN PRoPER1Y RURp AP ORon.-Not
Long since tho brick pavement at the ooxner Of
: Hasel~aad Meeting streets VAS removed and
replaced by an asphaltuna, paveaaentS--T This
proved failure, and efforts to keep 1t in order
have been frequent and unsuccessful. Some
time ago tar was placed there and O. uunber of
2ereons got stuck Upon it.s YaststdAS gravel
was put down. It is hoped that this viii be q
satisfactory experiment; but aehe think not.
The pavement should be properly fixed, and at
once ttt .N.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. Japanese, Chinese and Orieftal wares,
:. A. Q. MCGnIIvRAY will sell at IL O'Clock, at
Island.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock.
at their store, hams, strips, &c.
+. q A. r. CALDWELL will sell at half-past 8
O'Clock, at their store, provisions, butter, &c.
HENRY CoB1A Il 60. will sell at half-past
O'Clock. at their store, sugar-cured hams.
q. M. CATER will sell ut three-quarters
past O'Clock, at his store. butter, lard, &c.
10. O'Clock, at their store, bacon, butter, 80.
JOHN Ct. MHNoR Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock.
at their store, ribbons, dry goods, dkc.
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CTRcus. The New Orleans Circus and Me-
nagerie. which was organizsd in 18A8 and
quadrupled 10 1859. WIN exhibit here on The
18d and 2Atb instss At 10 O'Clock tomorrow
there will be 4 grand street procession, in
which, Gays the circular Of the company, land
the papers, wherever exhibitions have been
given. agree that the programme is more than
carried out,) jn addition to the retinus OF gor-
geous apparelled ledies and gentIsmsn. she
herd Of gaily cspsrisoned hofses and elGn
ponies, trained elephant and oazneis. dens and
cages Of wild beasts, tho speciality mot even at-
tempted by any other oircus or rnenageris on
earth, OF turning lions, tigers and leopards
loose in the cavalcads. win form sseaa tos
Oriental grandeur and thrilling interest bsySnd
ssao ppSsiSilssy of sGusiiing. aad second only
in attfactsoas to the prowesc Of Haanorits mia
MugenisS sSsnd Herr Lengel. Is displayod in ths
dsns Of tho sAssss naonstess a eaSA ssaasss-
Hon. s-.. u. .-..- i. ~.
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UNITED STATES COURT. JUNE 21.-HoN. GEO.
8. BRYAN, PRss1DMa.-The following business
was transacted yesterday:
In the case OF the United States vs. one
hundred and sixty-nine packages of tobacco,
found at Columbia, s. c., in possession OF the
South Carolina Railroad, the information
was read and fled, and on motion Of the United
States District Attorney. it was ordered that q
warrant Of arrest and monition do issue as
therein prayed, returnable on the first Monday
in July next.
In the case Of Richard Arnold vs. the steam
ship Moneka, the Judge decreed the collection
Of costs and damages. and ordered that an ex-
ecution forthwith issue in furtherance of said
decree against II. 8. Lebby, Alexander R.
Chisolm, and Edward Willis, stipulators, and
John and Archibald Getty and Theodore D.
Wagner, sureties on the appeal bond.
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APPOINTMENT OF NHaRoHs I'M THE CusgA.s-
MoUss.- Saturday last Moasrs John. Cudl.
worth, z. W, Cramer. A. Moroso. inspectors;
B. G. Schaffer, general clerk; ). Irwin, D.
O'Leary. night watchmen, were discharged
from the Customhouse, and the following
named colored men appointed: s. J. Maxwell,
F. Fl. Carmand, L. f. Wall. day. and 8. a.
Hare, Thos. NJ. Holmes. night inspectors; w.
ii. Berney, general clerk, and J. b. Mushing-
ton, watchman.
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The STATE OoURT-IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Hon. b. B. CARPENTER. PREsDINa. The court
was engaged in the call of the city Issue and
Inquiry Docket. and no business OF general in
terest was transacted.
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KNOCKED OVER BY LIaHrN1Na.-On Sunday
afternoon last, during the shower Of rain, a
gentleman who was sitting reading. in his res
idence near the corner Of Tradd and Church
streets, was thrown out Of the chair to the
floor by the lightning, which struck some
where in that vicinity; where, however. our
most diligent inquiries nave failed to reveal.
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An ELooUKKr SERMoM was preached by the
Rev. DR.. Hieks. in the Citadel Hagere Baptist
'Chasoh, 6hajundAy high ghtlasts Notwithssand.
ing the forbidding aspect OF the weather tho
edifioe was denseiy paokedsand many lett be-
oause they could not obtain sests.
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MURDER MURDEBl HELP HELP we're the
sgonlzing shrieks OF female Sunday night,
which threw the good citizene llvlcg IL the
vicinity Of the ''burnt dlstrict,'' on Broad
street, in perfect fever of excitement. every
one supposing that the cries proceeded from
one who was being murdered A number of
gentleman rushed to the rescue Of the unfor-
tunate female, and found o colored man beat
ing bis wife. Every Time he slapped her she
yelled. An inquiry into tho cause Of this
strange conduct upon the part of the husband,
led to the inference ;that she had been unfaith-
full to her marriage VOWS. The gentlemen
without interfering left the scene, as did the
pair-the female crying and the male quarrel
ling.
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THE working Of the telegraph wires North,
yesterday, was affected by heavy storm. It
is presumed that this is the cause Of our
meagre dispatches from that section.
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ANOTHER ILL-MATED CoUPLE.-Ben Bright.
man, colored, has petitioned for divorce from
his spouse. not In consequence Of incompsti.
bility Of temperament, as in an illustrious au-
thor's case, but because his Dinah loved ano-
ther more than her iiege lord. This is the Sc
-cond petition for divorce in this city, both of
them being from colored parties
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE a. Charleston Hotel.
f.. G. Hasel, city; p. Heller, Kingstree; Jno.
Smith, South Carolina.
Pavilion Hotel.-N. P. Dutton, steamship
Sea Gull; J. J. Outerbridges, Bermuda; Sam
Alrichs, Delaware.
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TIE WEATHER. Although not as warm yes
terday as on Saturday and Sunday, much COM
plant existed among those who had to stir
abroad. The. thermometer, at A. M, stood
at 80; at II NJ, 88; at 8 P. NJ, 80; at p.
M..87.
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Slow WoRK.-The CITY hands have succeed
ed, after three days. work. in laying down fifty
feet Of tagging on Meeting-street.
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USINESs NOTICES.

We GALL attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Henry Cobia & Co. OF the celebrated
''Chicken Cock" Whiskey, supply of which
has just been received.
A VALUABLE Sea Island PLANTATION will be
sold by E. W. M. Maokey, this day, S2d
inst, containing about two hundred and four
acres Of high land. and one thousand acres of
marsh land. The place is known as Martins
Point or Point Of Pines. It is one of the few
places on the seacoast that is perfectly
healthy all the year round-a fne summer re-
treat; has fine wharf and business store; q
good dwelling house and outbuildings, and
one Of the best stands for carrying on trading
and business; would make an admirable truck
farm. June % Z
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4zEr1Nas AAzs pAr.

Jefferson Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
citation. ct p. M.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at 8
Washington Fire Company, at 8 p. NJ.
Blue Ridge Railroad Stock kholderr, at.
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NEW YORK FAsHIoNs.-A New York letter
gives us the following Fashion hints
Dotted dresses are fashionable, but the dots
must be quite fine and in black or stone color
on white ground. AMI the trimming is many
narrow folds Of dark silk with wide space
between. and one small bow without ends.
''Cambric wrappers OF the ane thread cross
bars, now fancied in lilac, sea green and bright
coiors, are sold ready-made for ak dollars at
one OF the large houses here. They sre
loose, gored shape, founced, with rufae up the
front seams and over the shoulder !; the mate
RAJ at retail IL forty cents yard, and the work
well done. ...
Dresses Of white. striped with black in iane
lines an inch apart, and trimmed with the
same, M are mpeh worn for change, over b,sck
psttioosts. with single deep Aounce. Alight
yet striking toilet for emo 90 cheap u Of h.ask
and white solid stripes, in thin MSsssed mate.
Irtai. worth Afsy cents yard. The gored un-
derakirt 10 trimmed with two puHs te black
silk, the lower ono three inches from the
edge. NJ 2@t.'S&&
speaking Of linen suits. the newest are
trimmed with two graduated quilted founoes
bound in browa, with two quill I'd ruches OF the
same. three inches wide above the Aouncss.
'"AsA H@tAoT WIuo 1bC0TVM. Inc basque i6
square in the neck. with quillings, the sleeve
wide with quilting at the wrist. the sash Of
brown silk or linen simply bound with braid.
The gray linen is worn almost as much as bufe,
and 10 prsterred because Il 10 purer materisl.
Linen suits ready made are ten dollars TO six
teen dollars.
''Rough atrawhAis sfal thailafaat fancy for
young ladies. and nothing sets or simple
toilet with an air like one Of them, with wide
band and long hosting ends oS black ribbon,
with Ron bar at the end. TO be Hshionable
ons must not look tor. q refined rough straw. an,
En&asahs lailan ar peliAlhs4id. butcAooasa kSh4
uine smooth coarse braid, with none OF the cor
ners split in weaving, which give : p.seks- 81.
feet; bind .ths bzim with black ribbon; fold the
same for . band, GROSS and pin It behind, lsav-
ing ends three-quarters Of yard long. The
Roman bar ia irnitAtsd BY sewing fold OF gay
striped satin ribbon across the end OF the
stresmers. Hats tor blondes are bound and
trimmed ia bright ,blne. without. tina scarlet
bar, but black - best. S6rSis 'saitsE asy dress
thas cen ke woFn withat. Tassa hstcsraHes,
peotsily sflitsSls' TO wear wish anea ior psadkd
spiss. They are rather, sxpsnsiye .,sssoss oaI
simpiicity. Tor one trimnssd 6y : French hani
costs lton ten % iOdrsssA' d5nA3s."
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
| linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $18.
June tuths1mo
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & %. for fine black
cashmere pants. So. tuths1mo June /
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RRLEAsE OF j. HOLLIS RIVERS FROM Gus
ToDY.-This gentleman who. on the 18th Of
April, 1868, was arreated without affidavit or
warrant by the military authorities upon the
charge Of numbering Captain George 9. Hey
ward, on the 1st Of March, 1867, aud incaroera-
ted foz four months liz Castle Plnckney with
out being allowed the privilege of consulting
his friends or OF employing counsel, has been
released by Judge William Sohley, of the Supe.
rior Court OF Chatham County. Georgia.
After remaining in Castle Pinokney the time
stated, he was allowed to enter into bonds
with security for his appearance at the next
term Of the Court of General Sessions at Beau
fort. He appeared at that term Of said court,
and although the grand Jury declined to find
true bill against him, as was the case OF the
next term OF the court, the judge refused to
discharge him from hi5 recoknixance.
Riyers then engaged in the business Of raft
ing from South Carolina to Savannah. On the
third day of May last, the Governor OF South
Carolina issued his proclaim alton Offering q re-
ward OF one thousand dollars for the arrest OF
the murderer or murderers Of Captain Hey
ward, with evidence to convict. On the
eighteenth of May last, Rivers was arrested on
the Savannah River, about four miles below the
city. and committed to the county Jail to await
requisitiOn from the Governor of the State OF
South Carolina, where he remained until Sat-
urday last Then his counsel had him brought
before Judge Schley, upon writ of hnbeds
corpus. The Jud9e ordered that he should be
released from custody and set at liberty, and
that the costs incurred by his arrest and de-
tention be taxed against the prosecutor, james
Heywartl
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REPoRTERs' CRUMBs.-The 'Grand Prize
Drawing" for articles remaining over from the
late Fair OF tho Washington Light infantry
Charitable Association, win take place es tho
Masonic Hall, this evening, under direction vf
tho Committee on Rallies. The prize mum.
ibers will be published Tomorrow In THE
NEWS. - x
There viii be meeting OF Council TO- night.
lie the factions eg-ee on the distribution Of
ispoils in time; it not, things viii ';siides az
heretofore. ,ts,s Il 4 g+.s ~,
The stock of the estate Of the late J. Mehr.
tens. corner OF Meeting and Queen streets. is
to bs closed out at suction.
The trees IN the City Park are being re-.
whitewashed. Isn't this waste of time and
material. as after each drissle it has to be
done over. Economy should be the ruling
ides in the municipality now.
A large number OF ladies' patronise the bath
ing house en- white Point Garden, who receive
as the hands Of it's proprietor every sttontion
and courtesy.
( A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad Compary takes place In the
Mayors Office. City Hall, to-day.
Tho nasaslesis very prevalent amongst child
rem now.
I The general inquiry IL what has become Of
the gao scGrrantos sued cut some time ago.
N reference to the Aldermen who represent
atfsrent wards from chose they live ID.
There was considerable shAkinx or dry
pcnss yesterday for fear that ths garrote will
Pc applied at the Council meeting tonight,
ehouid one take place. Quietl gentlemen,
bide your time s ..p9 .2sas +test ;stsyt;s
sailing parties are Decorating. quite, fashion-
aoie nowadays. They are usually 90 at this
season of the year on our rivers.
Oar Battery preasnts q soens Ia, The COOL Of
ths afsernoon worth seeing; gsnsraaly crowded
With iadies, Rentteanen asa6 ohildren, who his
hither by the dity cars, IN private vehicles ana
pa 5oots to casch he sslt sse air ana oniiosy fho
pleasant sqrGatc paStares on ths Vster frcnt.
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BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED RAPE.--At two
O'Clock dav before yesterday morning an ABLE
bodied negro, man entered q residence IN
street, and made his way to the apart
ments, whore he robbed the clothing OF the
sleeping inmates Of pocket books containing
money. Not content with this CRIME. he went
to an adjoining room where daughter OF the
gentleman. ayoung grl about fourteen years
old, was sleeping, and attempted to CRAFTY his
heiiish lusts. STE screamed, which aroused
her father, who instantly repaired to the
scene, but before he could apprehend the
iend, he leaped from the second story window
to lot below and made his escape.
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Sapiaas Raaks


NJ "A I q NA l.
FREEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
Chartered by ACT OF Congress,
Have purchased the building, No. IA BROAD.
STREET. ana neatly rented, with incteased faoilt-
ties for business. ".ti M
1t is the Bank Of the people. This Branch has
deposit of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Depcsiss can be withdrawn without uotice. Dspuats
In gold and silver repaid in gold and silver Inter-
est at i've per cent sums of five dollars and up
wards payable In March. July and November, which
is really compound interest
No money loaned, therefore none lost by bad
debts.
All the money invested in United States Bonds
thscefore the Bank is as safe as the government
Al profits belong to depositore.
Deposits Of any sum, FROM FIVE CENTS UPWARDS
received from any person.
sppe2a . NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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DmAR1uRE YoR HArT1.-rho stean propelle,

DuPARTURE FOE HAYTT.-The steaYn propeller
Aspinwall. which came into this port some
weeks since from Havana. and has since been
remaining here, lett suddenly ON Sunday last,
it is reported, for Port Prince ~ mas been
mentioned that she has been dispatched to
notify the government .of Hayti. and perhaps
other parties, Of the departure from thisooung
try Of the steamship Quaker City and other
vessels. with arms, troops and warlike stores
for operations In the West Ipdtes. The move
ments of the .Aspinwan were kept private. and
there is no reason TO doubt but that she carried
news Of an important character.