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STATISTICS OF LIFE THE yearly
mortality of the globe is said to be 81,
333, 1893 persons. This is at the rate
of9l, 544 per day. 373 per hour, and
AZ per minute. fourth of the pop
ulation die at or befnre the age of seven
years; one. half at or before seventeen
years. Among $4,000 persons, on'
arrives at the uge of one hundred years;
one in sou Sattains the age Of ninety;
and one in 100 lives to the age ofsixty
So says an exchange. -.
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NEW YORK. August 18th, 1868.
Allow me " ssu your attention " my
Preparation Of Compound Elk
tract Buchu.
The component parts arc BucHU. LONG
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.

The component parts are BUCHU. LONG
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MoDE uF PREPARATIoN.--Buchu. j.
vacuo. Juniper Berries. BY Installations. I,
form 6ns gin. Cubebs extracted BY dis
placement With spirits 0btsined from Juuipe'
Berries very littls sugar is used. and . sniui'
proportion Of spirits. 1t is more pulatabh
than any now in use.
Buchu. as prepared BY Druggists, 10 Of l.
dark color. 1t is q plant that rnits it, fru
GRANGE tho action Of y flame destroys this
its active principle, leaving dark and Rluti
nous decoctiun. Mine is the color Of ingrr.
dients. The Buchu in my preparation
pr.dun,inates the smallest quantity Of tn
other ingredients are added, to prevent fer
ulentation; upon inspection. it will be fnin'
not to be Tincture, as made in Pharmnr"
posn. nor il it Il Syrup-and therefore can b.
used in cases where fever or inflamDatio
exist. In this. you have the knuwlrdge ut th
ingredients and thu mode oi preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trin
and that upon Inspection it will meet wit
Jour appreciation.
With feeling Of confidence.
I Iaui, very respectfully,
H. T.. HELMB0LD,
Chem.si aad Lruggist.
Of I6 years Erperien c.
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Helabold's Fluid Extract Buch' !
and Improved Rose Wash
..ss 60

Will radically e1terminatr from the aystri
disensrs arising irom habits "i dissipation.
littk. -xpruse. little or u" change in diet.
incuivrnirncr or expnsurr; comp lefri
supercrding those unpleasant and danger"':
remedies. Copaiva aud Mercury. IN all thes
diseases.
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Notice.

This is to nntifi all rrr.nns that the un-
"r.ipnr,i widow nf John W Arthur. drcrns
4. gives uuticr that Land Warrant Number
!.u2l for Onp Hundred aud Twenty roy
rrrs of Bulniy L,nd. under Act "f Con.
,.ss, approved ID "i NJ 'rch. 10: .. whieh
- issued Ia her hnsblnd for services as
wat" it, Captain" J"h'. Chr.um,'s C"Iurnr.
r.u.h taruinn Nnlunirrrs- Fl"ri''n War
,.,s lest nr destroyed "n nr about 'hr 18th
" of February, A. d., 1915. ut Ihr Town
| Camden. Saulh Carulina.. The undrrsign'
Il nlso gives notice that shr intend. I" apply
- the Commissioner of thr Land Office t"r
r.issup of said bounty land warrunt issued
\ aforesaid TO lrr snid husband
CORNELIA ARTHUR,
a Widow of j. W. Arthur
N,r3 :im
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1uEI AnA HoH n S4 3
FANCY DRINK &

u,as sPoor Bum. vrhiskey. troof fspiH
its, and Refuse Liquors, doctorsa, sp.9s5
and svestsnsd ~ please toe TASTE, e.lled 'sIea,S
aIppstIsers,n ~ q aRsslorsrs,n &cy that lee ttns
Hpplsr on 10 drunksnnes. and ruin, hnt nIs atsus
H.rss on California, nee from an Alcoholic
pST1fRITTIR ST1fR sad LIFE GIVING HRIN.
GfPI,Tl. : perfect Kenoyator sad Invieuratoe
Of the Bystsin, carrying OF ail poisonors nstsees
md restoring tha blood 20 hesitny co.a.H. -
i,irsctions, and remain loag unweA - =,
400 win hs given for an tncurshle eess. pro.
y,d,as the bones ara not destroyed by uinsSsk
poi.ons or othss means, and Tue VIA es9aaa
x..trd hsyend the point q rsps,,r: s,, !. ,,,,s,,
,matisra, and aout. Dyspepsih Or 1ndr
"a .tion. Bilious, Remittelt aud Inter.
mtttent Fevers. Dis,ases of the Blo0d
iiver, Kidneys. and Bladder, shsss Bit
Tara have been most Erccessful.. 6uen DE-,
cases arc caused b. vittated Blood. yhiss
l. v.n.r,lly Prodaesd By dsranssmsus o 'ae
D9Fue, Dvyi tnyisorsso tss stomach. and stinuiats
the torpid liver and bowels, vhich yssder thsS4
Siunsaunilod eticacJ In eiosnsln{ the n.rT %
slimpnri:lss, and impa-tins nsw its ssa hfH
'oISS pyspepsis TsS OF Indigestion, B.sa.ss.
pain Ia t,,o shoulders, Igugh1 Tss htness OF 10.
c,ast Dizziness, Sour Etomseh, Bad Tasta y
Tho Mouth, Billions Attacks, Raiatdtio1 =! " =
Heart, Copious Discharges Of pnne fahin
nInful symptoms which are ths oaspsiny q
hy,nepsja. are cured by these Bitters.
Cleanse the vitiated Bloc l Whenever yo9 nnd
it, simpurties bursting through tho sxin I fin.
nle.. Eruptions, or Sores; c'aanse - waeni tn1
%,,i and your feelings vii ted yon when. hecy
tSs blood pure and the health Of the system VII
PIN PfN, TArE, and other woaMs lu.k,ns r. /.
he system Of 90 many Thousands, are ensesnAus
destroyed ani removed. 80.
For full directions, read earnfully the circular
,,nr,rd each bottle, printed IN four languages
Enrlish. CItrmsn, French, and Spanish.
). WALKER, 50 q 81 Oogasrce STsst =. ::
Druggists and flsnsral Aesah. y
Gan rr.nesoo, California. and u aadA Cnas.'
81 sSLD By AL prcaoIs-s AID
DEALERS. ~
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Notice.

I hereby give notice that from and after
this date. / will not Pay any deb's contracted
by either persons, without my, signaturel
unless compelled BY nw. ,,,,,r
Nov. lm,
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SUPERIOR

CANVASSED and PIG HAMS, Best Smo-
XII : aud Gu wing Tobnccu, Pipes und Cigars.
A 5, Powd.r, Shot aud Caps. For Sue at
KIRKLEi s
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From the Largest Manufacfl.
ring Chemists in the World.
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
II nm ,rqunintrd with Mr. H. 7. llELa
Build he occupied the Drug Store opposi
my residence. aud was succrssiul in c"nduc
ipg the business where others had moi be-
equally ~ b fore him. have BEEN tarorut
Impressed with his character aud enterprise
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firln ui Powers IL Weightman,
Manufacturing Chrlniats,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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Kinszyan q H0aveN,
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Libe,ulAdvances made on
Cottou and Naval Stores.
Charleston, Sc.
Sept l5.-6m
BACON,
Lard and Flour,
together with select stock Of FAMILY
and FANCY
GROCERIES.
With every other article found in Famil.
Grocery and Provision Store.
Which are offered At
REDUCED PRICES,
BY
G. NOELKIN.
Camden, March m
| CITIZENS SAVING BANK
SOUT HAROLIN A,
Deposits ofsI d Upwards Re.
ceived. ar
oFFIct BUILDING,
BANK OF CAMDEN.
CAMDEN, S. q.
assistant CdIier.m
". D. MCDONALD.
SyHcitors.
KERSHAW l. KERSlIAW
80. OFFtCERS.
President. WADE HAMPTON,
Vice Presidents JOHN Is. PALMER.
JNO. P. THOMAS,
Cashier, THOS P. GREGG,
Asst Cashier, J. Is. SMITH,
. DirertDrs.
| Wade Hampton. Columbia.
William Martin. Columbia.
F.W. McSlasier, Calunlbia.,
A. e. Haskill. Columbia.
P. Thomas. Columbia.
E. q. Hrintish, Columbia. u
john b. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg. Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg. Marion.
G. T. Scott. Nrwbrrry
W. G. Mayes. Newbrrry. a
B. II Rntlrdgs. Charleston.
Dnnirl Ravrnrl. Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. LsSorprs, Clerks. Widsws
Orphans ard nthrrs ma! here deposit thriI
Swings and draw Iibrrnfs of interest here
on. Planters. Profrssiunal Men and Trus-
tees wishing TO draw interest ON their fund
until they rrqnirs them for business or Other
purposes: Parents desiring IN set apart smal
sums for their children. and Married Womsr
aud Minors twhosr deposits cal only he with
drawn by themselves. or in casr of death. by
their legal rrprrsrntativrs.) wishing to la!
usidr funds fnr future use. nrr here nffnrdrt
an opportunity of drpositinQ their mean,
where they rapidly accumulate, and. at the
same time, be subject to withdrawal wher
needed. .s.,
February 10. ...... 1y.
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Ladies, Call and See IhemE
THE KING WASHER.
The greatest rmprovent Of the Age
for the Laundry.

II does II. work well, a. Ia acknowledged
hy the thousands WIN have them in use
For sHlr by
GEO. ALDEN. Agent,
Sept. a.,
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Bnch,


Is tn. great specific for Universal Latitud
PrOstrutl0ns, &c.
The constitution. once affected with y
ganic Weakiirss, requires the hid Of Mrdirl
to strengthen and invig"rntr the systr!
which HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT Bltli
invariably dors. Ifno treatment is submitr:
tn. Consumption or inssni', rnsurs.
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PIE'DM ONT & ARLTNG ON
Life Iasur ranee Company
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ASSETS, over se,oo0cooS
NET SURPLUS, over s{s 70O0OOass
Policies ISSUED, over I'd, 900
W. c. CARRINGTON ;PRrsDEsTg ss.Sssss
sl4 j. f. EDWARDS, VicE-PREsDEk2 s3gs
D. j. HARTSOOK, SECRETARY. ~ u 80 ssg
.-. j. j. HOPKINS, ASSISTANT SEcaETARY Sgssss
j. f. WOLF, SUPERINTENDENT OF AGEHC-Es.
SOUTH CAROLINA IRANCH OEFICE, Al COLUMBIA c
IL South Ca,OHnu National Bank Buiaiag 9 .---N
J. p THOMAS, PREsIDEHT
l.4tasrs L.. I.EAPHART. SECRETARY
DIX. ISAAC BRANCH, suPsRlNTENDESr OF AeEscixIg
Board OF DIacroRsJohn Mckenzie Johp S. Preston, f. w a
er W. Quick Suan Sr DR. r. Gbbes r. q Shye,
~ Earle. go. .5.s s..es.;S
cna Kennedy Colonel Perrin Dr. Isaac Branch Dr. III
!nok
IFE COMPANY. thoroughly Southern in the hands Of
bud risks the must srrars all nsesfnrnt
srein aud Indeed presenting that can be desired
interested in Southern
io@%o@ are annually
R, t. v " S, "fars ss a." t p"hc Rs
policy mud rnnrv
should make them SEEK the
any that provide aenins contingency s3
Prom m "aa exhibit is Piedmont and
us . over , M I @ ;"y panS 2" ] s s4,4 I
thar issued with
risks ffn all yomt this company though
Thi. rxtnh nror
aing
economis lnaes being light its expenses small
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Bagging and Ties,

Aud offers to sell at as low prices n. the snmr
articles can br bnught ~ thls market.
He il prepared to mnk. liberal ndva' ces
an Cotton comsignrd to him fur shipm mt shnd
to pay the highest maik k-t prices for NIL nds
of Country Produce. ut the stand fnrmrrly
occupied by Mr ELIAS, next door N"r!h OF
Judge LErTNER's Office.
Sept. 22. '..E. s...... 3n1.
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Use Helmbold's Fluid Extract @
Buchu

In all diseuses Of these orgnt.. whether ex
istlng in male or female, from whatever calls
originating. and no msttrr Ut how long stnnr
ing II 10 pleasant ~ taste aud od"r. 'in
mrdiufr" in uctipn. and more s'rengih ihtnil.;
than any of the preparations OF Bark or Iro'
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ASSETS, over
NET SURPLUS, over
POLICIES ISSUED. over
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Nov. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
Communicated.
DECORATION DAY,
DlmcullISs In Travelling.

It is cheering to see the growing interest
taken in the ceremony of decorating the SOL
dier's graves, but we would strongly suggest
that another year, some better arrange
ment be made for reaching the cemetery.
The american Union Club" who seem to
have had the matter in charge, no doubt
laid their plans well, but certainly failed to
carry them out as per advertisement.
It was stated tina. ambulances would run
from the barracks, to carry those who pre-
ferred to go by land, but on reaching the
barracks no ambulances were there, and the
only alternative was to return home, or
walk distance of mile and half through
binding dust, beneath burning sun to the
cemetery. Not few took the latter, many
more the former course.
Many ludicrous incidents relating to the
observance of the day have been related ;
but the nost amusing to the looker-on,
though quite like the "Fable OF the Boys
and Frogs" to the participants, was related
to us by one Interested. 1t seems that a
party of ladies, who had reached the ceme-
terry by the very tiresome Barracks route
and after distributing their flowers among
the graves, proposed to come home. A boat
was running for the accommodation OF the
public, but so dense was the crowd that it
was utterly impossible to get near her.
While attempting to do 90 they were Joined
BY some gentlemen Eiends-two very popu~
~ 2. ~ - ~ Nofthy y. 0.s~sno.
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Jean Berthin vs.. Louis Schmidt.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
l. ism of Orleans, No. 23.925,-By virtue OF writ
of ferl facias to me directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF orleans IN
the above entitled canse. will proceed to sell at
public aucton at the ana ra anS Gers.
tomhouse streets. in the Second District OF this
city. on SATURDAY. June 10. 1870, at twelve
l. ONE Lot OF GROUND, cesienated BY letter
"A on plan drawn by P N. JUDGE, architect in
and deposited in the office of A. Pitot Jr.. notary
public IN this city, said lot OF GROUND Iorms the
corner of st Al drew and Franklin streets, and
st. Andrew street, by sxtyOne feet and one inch
depth and front on Franklin street
2 ONE LOT OF GROUND designate by the letter
c. on plan made by P. N. JUDGE, architect. deposit
ed the Office of A. Pilot Jr, notary public IN this
city, measuring twenty-five feet front on rfahAnn
street. by sixty feet eleven inches and Tour hnes
depth.
Both the above pieces of property were acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase rom FREDERICK
Stump as per act of sale passed before A. Pitot Jr
notary public in this city On the twenty-fourtn OF
) ONE LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements the reon. and all the
rights and privileges thereunto belonging, situate in
ed BY st. Andrew. Josephine. White streets and
Franklin avenue, designated by the letter D, on
plan drawn BY n Judse architect on n me th
etfice of A Pilot. Jr notary public IN TINS city.
lines front st. Andrew street, by depth of sixty
lot of ground forms part of two lots OF ground, de
,ignated by the numbers eight and nine on e plar
drawn by j. N De Pouilly surveyor, on the NTH o.
March. 1850. and deposited in the office OF D. W
Breedlove. notary public in this city;
dant mere n by purchase from Frederick stump, as
per act of sale passed before Gustave LIE GArdeur,
Jr notary public, in this city, on the twentieth
day of July, 1868
Seized in the above suit.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
ruyl7 ie3 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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ie3 l6ly5
Mrs NJ. L. Almonaster. Wife Separated

Mrs NJ L. Almonnster. VIE Separated
from bed and board of Joseph Xavier Deifau,
Baron de Pontalba, VS.. George Leovy.
NOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Z ish of Orleans, No. % 990-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish { Drsans. in
the above entitled cause will proceed Sell at pub
l,c auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change. Royal street; between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this city, on
TUESDAY, july s. 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following DESCRIBED ts !. ID properly. t0;Tt1
all the rights advantages and privileges thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining, situate,
a snna-e nnmhsr bounded nv Cor.
teZ, Banks st. John and Bsudin streets, and mum
bered from twelve to twenty five, Inclusive accord
ing TO plan drawn by Olivier and Martin. Survey
ors. dated ninth March, 1866, and deposited in the
Office of A. Ducatel. notary public in this city. as
plan number twenty two of the book of plans mum
Der seven. The said lots of ground adjoining 10
each other and measuring to wit:
Lots numbers twelve and thirteen, eac5 tnlrty ,
street, by a depth of one hundred and hfty-nine
feet ten inches and one line: between parallel lines.
Lots numbers fourteen, fifteen and sixteen. each
thirtytwo feet front Banks street, by depth OF
OF one hundred and eight feet between parallel
st. John and Banks streets. Lots numbers seven
teen to twenty inclusive each thirty feet eleven
inches and one line front on Banks street, by one
hundred and eight feet in depth between parallsl
lines. Lots numbers twentyone to twenty-three.
inclusive, each thirtytwo feet front Backs street.
by one hundred. and eight feet in depth between
parallel lines, lot number twenty -threei forming
the of Banks and Cortez streets; and lots
number twenty four and twenty-five. each. thirty
four feet six inches and elk lines front on Cortez
street, by hundred and fifty feet ten inches
and one line in depth, between equal and parallel
lines.
Being the same property acquired by the de
PENDANT herein from the plaintiff herein, by pur
chase as per act passed before said notary Ducate
on the first day of August, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
je3 l6 jy5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je3 l6 iy5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orie9ns.

Mrs. NJ. l. AlmOnoster. WIFE, SepAr.
arated from bed and board of Joseph Xavier
Defau, Baron de Pontalba. vs. George Leovy.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
T. ish of Orleans, No. % 9o9.-By virtue OF writ
OF seizure and sale, to directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell st
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
on TUESDAY. July. 5. 1870, at p O'Clock NJ.
the following described property to wit
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, together with
all the rights. advantages and privileges thereunto
lying and being in the First District Of this city IN
the square number seventy four, bounded by Bau
din. Cortes Banks and st. John streets, and num-
bered from to eleven inclusive, and twenty SIX
according to a plan drawn by Olivier and Martin,
surveyors. dated the ninth March, 1866 and deposit'
ed in the office of A. Ducatel. notary pu bic IN TINS
plans, number seven. The said lots adjoining to
each other, and measuring to wit.
two feet front Bsudin street. by hundred and
eight feet in Depth between equal and parallel lines
Lots numbers four five, six and seven, each, thirty
feet eleven inches and one line front on Bau-
between parallel lines. Lots numbers eight, nine
and ten EACH thirty two feet front Baudin street,
parallel lines Lot number one, forming the corner
of Baudin and Cortez streets. and lot number ten,
forming the corner of Baudin and ST. John Streets
Lot number eleven thirty four feet six inches and
one hundred and fifty nine feet ten inches and one
line in depth, between par allel lines and lot numbe
twentysix twenty four feet SIX inches and s3 lines
front CorteZ street, by one hundred and fifty
nine feet ten inches anol line In depth, between
parallel lines
Being the same properly acquired by defend ami
by purchase from plaintiff per act passed before
said notary Ducatel. first day OF August. 1867
Seized in the above suit
isf"S-0A'n 0n II TH aH1Ms L. MAXWELL,
je3 l6 Tvs Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleaus-
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gallant as gentlemen should always be
proffered to see them on board the boat.

gallant as gentlemen should always be,
profered to see them on board the boat.
Failing in this, they tried in vain to find
some other mode of conveyance. Lastly,
all agreed to walk to the barracks, and then
take cars for the city. After an hours
travel the dust begrimed, exhausted ones
reached their destination to find hundreds
waiting their chances IN the cars. AS no
extra supply of cars had been provided,
there seemed to be no likelihood of reaching
the city by that means, SO it was proposed
by one of the M. DIS, that the ladies and the
other II. D. should take seats under the
shade trees, while he and the two other
Reverend Dominies should go into the bar
racks, and, if possible, get an ambulance or
some other conveyance to the city.
All agreed to this arrangement, and the
ladies were eDjoined to remain IN stdtu quo
until they returned. After waiting nearly
two hours patience ceased to be virtue, ana
the exhausted ladies issued an injunction
against the whole proceeding, thus releas-
ing themselves and their friend, the doctor,
from the promise to wait for the ambulance,
which seemed, and, alas! proved to be,
myth. Accordingly they babe adieu to the
hospitable oaks, and commenced their
weary march up the railroad, hoping ere
long to meet descending car. After
walk of mile they succeeded in hailiDg
one, already full to oyerhowing with persons
who had preceded them for the same patri-
otto purpose. 1t was necessary to return to
the end of the route and wait until those in
the car were sufficiently amalgamated to be
packed into every crevice, and the conduc-
tor had been round, ere they could make
final start for home, att 2. NJ, after swelter-
ing in the hot sun since morning. On passing
the friendly tree no D. DIS or NJ. D. were
visible. Whether some evil genius had
spirited them away, or they had found
good dinner. over which they forgot their
imprisoned friends, has not yet transpired.
At eight P. NJ. the ladies reached their
homes, attended by the chivalric and faith
full NJ. D., who escorted them to their
homes, and when we saw them, two days
after, they seemed very well, but exceed
ingiy anxious to learn the fate OF their
other friends, and to know whether they
succeeded in procuring the coveted ambu-
lance. We would advise the American
Union Club to make more liberal arrange
ments on the next memorial anniversary, or
else drop the affair altogether. 1t ID too
much to expect ladies to walk through dust
and heat from the Barracks to Chalmette
and back to the city, as many were obliged
to do.
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j. r. WEST, Administrator.
PKOPOS AIS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
City of New Orleans May q, $50 s
CEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE
- undersigned will be received until WEDN ES-
DAY NOON. the fifteenth day OF June proximo,
for the following CONTRACT
Tor furnishing Cast Iron Bridges and Crossing
Plates for St. Onarles avenue, from Tivoii Circle TO
Toledano street. according specifications on Tile
in the Office of the City Surveyor.
Bids to be per pound of castings complete, and
to state the price at which the castings payable in
cash payable in certificates issued by the city OF
New Orleans, bearing seven and three tenths lW
per cent per annum interest, will be furnished.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. :,
NO proposals will be received, unless accompanied
by G. written guaran the following form. signed
by two Responsible parties to the Mayor
Administrator of Finance and Administrator OF
Improvements: -,
NEW ORLEANS, June, 1870.
We, the undersigned, 60 hereby guarantee. in the
SUN of one thousand dollars, that should this CON
tract be awarded to - -, he Will enter into
a notariai agreement to carry the same into effect
and furnish the security prescribed by the spechca-
lions on file in the Office of the City Surveyor.
(Signed) " -.
Proposals to be dorsed Proposals to furnish
iron ork for st. Charles avenue
my27 I'd j. r. WEST, Administrator.
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and kept out of the city until the last few

and kept out Of the city until the last few
days.
Mr.. sambas, on seeing the modern JACK
Sheppard, identified him at once as one OF
the persons who robbed him of his money
$3.50. Baton Rouge stands fair prospect
of having her census increased by one at
least.
James Moore. a cartman, who violated
city ordinance No. 124s by leaving his mule
and cart by themselves on the st. Charles
street railroad track. thereby obstructing
the track, was mulcted in SO for his care.
lessness.
Henry Wagner. for fighting and disturb.
ing the peace, went to keep Captain Swain
company for fifteen days, in default of $40
fine, and bonds of good character for six
months.