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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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fAsas'ia column
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soAkSEss '%S&TS88iRD-srcosD rAon-rna and ..oona
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sSSSisHED Sooas ASS APHsrassis sSiSsi TO LET
scH sssme
HELP WXNrED-MALEs-rwrI rAaz-FourA col.
AALf WANTED rAoz-7asd
ssi:i sssss:ssss co.
ESEs s5ss a0cz g.
s:ras AND BE-,
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--sIooSD PACE
EsSsysH column
LOST AND fOukD-FIRsT PA0E-Second column
4AGH!NERY.-TWELFrn PAdE-Fifh coluInc.
gARBLE MANTELS-TwRLYTH PAoE-Sxth column.
SkpI0AL L.TwyLfTa PAGE-sirsh couInn.
MILLINERY AND DDREssMAKINd-Finsr PAdE-Forr.h
xIsckLLXNEoUs ADvERTIsExENrs-rssruP PAGE
Sixth column.
IsOkLLANROUS-sEooSD PAaE-Fifth column.
0UbICA L-SrcOND PAaE-FEth column.
SEWsrAPERs-TwxLFTu YAoE-Finh column.
rhkSONAL-F FIRST PAGE-fivt column.
fLANOFOkTES-SrooND PAaE-Esurth column.
fOLITICAL-FIaBT PAGH-Fourth column.
xkOPOSALS-tInBT PAGE--Fouth column.
RENTsEoosD nj p1arErSId coa1an. hom BALE oh ~
6EAL ESTATE TO ExChAE0E-SEooSD PA6E-Tourth
GEAL ESTATE wANTED-srcosD PAgx-Ihri CO.
EEwARDs-EIssr rAaE-second column.
BALES AT ACCTION--ELEyENrh PAGs-Ffith and sixth
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALES TWELFTH PAGE
First second and third columns.
SlTUArIONs wANTED-MALEs- TWELFTH PAGE
Third column
SPECIAL NOrICEs-FTRsr PAaE-F;rst column.
6PORTINd-DOGS, BIRDS, Ao.-fIEsT PAGx-Sccond
THE KApI;s-TwRIrrn PAGE-rourth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURFoSEs-SEoohD PAeE-
TRAVELLERS GUiDE-FIxsr PAGr-sx.h column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENf5 to LET
SECOND pAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELEY dO.-FIReT PAGz-Tbird column
WINES, LIQUORS, ao.--ELEvENlH PAGE-sixth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 4o.-FIRsr PAo.-5A.h co!enin
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PROPOSALS.


- No. 's new snSARmAy YcaN psc Be-, is hseis ss,o.
nssd,y the ih day ot Jsnuary 1871 twelve oeost NJ
house. Lon; Island sound Three .hoa:sHd tons tors, sae MORE
:ss s.!s. S:ss;s: ss r..
.s:; slab: n1 D:ss, M
spindle must be placed BY The suitable moolnsa
also mus. be propery pace TO brag tho vessels over toe
srsne co.s 70 the ana cropping he blocks OF
posa the pr,co per which tho granite can he
@ tas % aa s
s, fa II. so ss Of Ss Be s
tor designated by the Lighthouse Engineer OF the hri dis
Payments viii be made follows: The first. on accept
the . GS. ns %
nS 81 ssnr.c rssros ten per
Proposals must state the time when the work begun
after the approval Of the contract.
Proposals mus. be n duplicate, accompanied by guar
me rstt 8 reserved TO reject all bids may
n BE- Sa, 20 s s, and en-
Of Race Rock Light House. 0l'N''S '''l0'0n
Engineer 1S:rd I: e Llss.sdss. KooDsUhs district.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, CORNER
~ OF GRAND AND ELM STREETS, NEW YORK. Dec 5,
Sealed proposals viii be received At this Office unit, tho
Of the Boarl OF Education Books Stationery and other
s,s. required for one year. On the M
CRY country publIshor. of books and dealers the
various articles required hereby notified that
Inee being dcsirous that commission, or any heretofore
price OF the various articles bid for
' ss q Se ssscss rsaaTsd VII % furnished ON on applca
''''' to the Clerk i gSrFa ss'Gn
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, on
NEW YORK CITY,
wEolsHr HsD cHsT soN xds nss 1870
!,S1 !,
iron work exhibited in plans, Specifications and schedules
pSw 10 & ns an Beams al Dn 0ed
The work OF the columns iron beams and cders must be
four monhs after date Of written notice 10 coinmsncs the
work, aud the remainder rapidly required by the
The wi be permitted the OF derricks
and enscs In putting tie work IN place without charge but
Ss y sss
scanoidng to be furnished BY the contractors
Proposals will be made hv the piece weight for the
varons oasns and beams provided for n the schedulcs
but will 30 con5idercd IN the aggregate.
Payment. yiI pc made mon.hy desucsing ten cent
"a sts must vs. Be BY penal bona IA shc sum
fed by the United saies JUDGE Clerk OF the United States
Tao department reserves the right to any or ali Bids
be deemed for the ntcres, Of the government do
,h oace ana doss no. conform in every respect
TO tho requirements OF this advertisement win not be con-
who are not engaged in the manuscSre II east
or wrought IRON work. and who bave no the necessary ac
PROPOSAL, viii be- eedorSed ..ds for IRON Work md ad
dressed TO CALVIN 7. HULBURD. Superintendent
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Holiday Good.
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Gems, hcmmed Tsdiss,
Hsndke erui,,cfs Y.ndEeroh,efs
IsAr. 20 iSc 7c 10 Eoc.
y.vs,,, s,,in. Ribbons.
n.,a n', ~',.:. .1:s' :.s ,.,.1.'. "'1.
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I.s,.s, and Gen,s, Underwear
xsphyr wors.ed loo. ounce
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Fancy rronoh scts Ornamenta
&c. 20 ae : sct Perfumcry,
Soana
s,core Bu,,o,. pins
inc 20 To ra,r' E.rrrv~
- y - '' RAGS
Ladies, ara G,,ts, Combs
PoHtsmonnaio, ioc "a n Brushes a. Ac
TOYS Dolls, &c
Our .sovroo ons hundred and thirty feat dcc,
49, ' 'a' r
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

n'HE BEST PLACE TO BUY AMERICAN AND ENG.
a J. lish Watches, Jewcry and snverwsre, Cuckoo and
French Ciocks at FRASKflbLD'S Old osab shed stores
Sixth avenue, OF Fourteenth street, Eighth ave-
pua. norner Of Twenty sixth street
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EYES AND EARS.

RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-BAUCH a GoU ;EI-
"A Mann formcry with Professor Boissonnean, OF Pnsls.
makers and nseitsrs the improved ARTIFICIAL Human Eva
6o broadway, N. B.~Ta9so eyes are endorsed by the
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FINANCIAL.

A -A.-sEvERAL LARGE AMOUNTS TO LOAN, ON
"a Bond and Mortgage Ia suit applicant with
out bonus. First Mortgages promptly he'd
POTTER BROS, No. ~ Pine street.
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TlsAyELsg9s' GUIDE.

A LBAEy AND TROY EVENING LINE.-0REAT R1-
N duction Of Daily saturdays excepej from pier u
between Spring aud Charlton streets O'Clock; tan
steamers VANDERBILT and CoNNhCrICuT leave =
above returning from Troy nt and AlbanyS r. H. Faso
Sunday as heretofore.
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n LINDEMANN q CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IA
~. psnned and bright metal Bird Cages The largest
riety Of cages IN tho world No "a Poa street, between
Fulton and John.
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A CLOSE COACH AND HARNESS CHEAP-sUlTABLrs
N for boat depot work; also Top No Top
Road Wagon at HETrRlCK's sale stable los West Theth
treok.
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Ii KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
N Medicines ell dseases Prepared food for mocki na
BIRDS at b. DOvEYs, No Greene street, corner Of Canal
N. B.-Ladios attended by Mrs. Doycy.
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A MONEY LOANED (PRoMPTLO IN SUNS TO
IA. suit improved and accessible ununprOvod City
Property. Largo Mortgages cashed.
Y. K. STEVENSON 4 SON, II Pine street.
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TNGLlsH BaEEcHLOADINd STEEL BARRgLLED
~ Shot Gun for sale cheap Can bo seen at GODFREY
bRos,. s79 Greenwich street, near VI asren.
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T,lFrY FINE SINGING CANARY BIRDS. IMPORTED
from the Hsrtz Mountins Germany 70 be sold st AUG
ton, Monday, at l0b O'Clock, at JOHNSTON VAN TAS-
SELLS auction room, Nasaau street. For particulars
auction column IN this papsr.
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A DOUBLE TRUCK AND TEAM FOR SALE--TEAM
~ weighs 5000 pounds; Teen in months. Inquire at
2h und go Frankin Greet
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY'S
Through Line to
California and ChinR.
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through rates, New York to San Francsco:-

pAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
Through Line to
California and Chinx.
Through Ss as. H HJ4s ;s Sas srsg 5sss:sa
s,ss a!s.; ,s s'ss; siso, s'is55ss' s5s.
These Include berths board and all neoessarcs for
Steamers Of the above line leave pier i North river foot Of
Canal street. lie ssGGs % ana sS Of each month
~nen hosc days fall on Sunday then the day pro-
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Med
December 90 HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, CON.
Meeting With SACRAMENTO, ss CAPTAIN farn.worh;
Steamer JAPAN WIN leave San Francisco December 81,
Az freight for San Frauclsco VII. fast and bo
m frsG pT 6, Gep Aercae and South raesc w
Al tue usual facilities Afforded shippers collecting inland
For ret passage tickets and all further Information
F. II. BABY. Agent.
lI ISTsREsTisG 10 TOURISTS AND OTHERS CON-
TGnr5Ap,sG G. AZ ESCAPE FROM TnE RIaoRs or A
Tie pacic Mail Steamship Company viii despatch on tho
HRoS Gassn @ sf egG s he sSsf
Gibraltar Malta, Port ssid and suex Canal Singapore
gsnys steamers for the various ports Of China Japan aud
Or further Information sPPy the once pier
TINTED STATES AND rRAzII. NAIL srEAMsHP
ss csrn os ss
sail for ST. Thomss Para fernsmouco Bahia aad RIO de
Janeiro Fridsy, December g. at o'clock NJ, from
pier 43 North river.
NM. X. GARRI5ON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
aTsslF sATFS shfI N sT2issF r. sAyAfe COMPANY
ealing regularly Thursday at O'clock NJ preoeIy
from rier No. North
NlsS0 RI, Captain j. Is. Edwards December %
NoRRO CASTLE, Captaiu X. hians (yla Nassau Dec %
COLUMBIA, Captain L. Van Slice January &
A. w. DIMoCg, President
No. B bowling Green
HAVANA, eISAL AND VERA CRrz.-NEw YORK
and Mexican Mall steamship line, leaving por II East
river nj ) +. NJ.
CITY or MERIDA, Captain Dosken... Monday, pec 10
SLEQlArkA, Iapsin PHILIPPE. ursday, Dec %
CITY or MEXICO, Captain Thinner aturday Jan =
CLEOPATRA Captain Philips. w edncsay Jan Ia
For freight or passagc Apply to =
r. hIEXhNDRE 4 Cons, ss Broadway
chhofAIkA goesto Havana only take1 no passengers
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I THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE OFFICE IN
n the city amount to Diamonds, Watches,
Jewery, &c. ISAACS' 57 Thirteenth street, Wallack
theatre
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

WANTED-A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. IN A
w good location where tho owner viii bosrd the
rent best Of references given JAS H. EDWARDS 27i West
Twcnty-thlrd street.
WANTE RESPECTABLE LADY, A CHEER
w fu furnished Room, including gas aud Ere, with
rcspcca be people. whce friends DO received und
Herald Office
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DHAEToES, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIEs, ROAD
suitable for doctor To be sold cheap cash Apply at
S76 Bowery. GEO. J. MOORE
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I THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE 68 NASSAU
IA street, obtain liberal advances Diamonds,
Woches. Silver Ware &C., purchase them At their
utmost valuation. A. HONI1MAN Broker.
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TOR sALE-AN IMPORTED FIRST CLASS D,ORsAY
Coach on thorough braces and siee springs
nfactured by Binder Brothers, Paris nearly
perfo"t condition. Can be private stable
Twenty fifth street. from TO II o'clock.
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1NREAsUEER's OFFICE, GREENyILLE AND COLuM.
l. BIA RAiLRoAD-CoLuMpiA, 8 g., Dee 10 1870
cehtedness second bonds Of this Company
january ls7 win be paid the banking house OF H. H.
Kenptcn, No 9 Nassau street, or ut the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company. Columbia, and after the
LIST day OF January, 1871.
The interest the andinG first mortgage bonds and
fractional certificates OF Indebtedness will be paid At tho
once OF the Company.
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A ssoRTMENT OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, sLE1ans
celed In style tghtness price or guslity:
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CANDIDATES. We learn thatcan-
didates for our district and parish
offices are beginning to feel the
public pulse. We have always
thought that any Office worth hav-
ing is worth the asking, and that
the best way to ask is to come out
squarely and openly at the start
by a public announcement. Can
didates are referred to our terms
Invariably cash in advance) in an
other column.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, May 20. Capt. General
De Rodas has published an order
that all slaves belonging to the
insurgents IN the field, in foreign
countries, or who have taken up
Is, or slaves who have served
ides to Spanish troops, or
have performed any other
ice for the national cause, are
henceforth free.
The ILL., nt Capt. Mestail
md some 81 his followers have
surrendered to the Spanish au-
thorities at Puerto Principe.
HAVANA, May o. The national
troops at Gibacos recently destroy
ed powder mill and two unfnish-
ed cannon, which the insurgents
were forced to leave behind. The
prices of bank and railroad share
are advancing rapidly.
HAVANA, May 25. Captain Gem
eral DeRodas telegraphs the kill
ing az sixty-six rebels, including
eight chiefs and two Americans.
Regent serranos, nephew 81 Col.
Chinchella, Vas badly wounded
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New BUILDNGs, - We notice
some improvements going on in
our town in the way Of new build
ings-one market-house, the
other a private residence. Since
some Of our enterprising citizens
have set out to build, we hope soon
to see others follow in their wake,
and fill up the numerous vacant
lots in our town with fne mansions.
This would, We believe, have a ten
denoy to encourage strangers to
come among as, if not to remain
permanently, at least to spend the
summer season, to enjoy fishing,
bathing, and other pleasures that
are to be experienced here.
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Boar SAILING. Some Of ON
young friends, both male and f.
male, are profting Of the present
delightful evenings BY boat sailing
on the lake. We have had the
pleasure on several occasions to
be one of a party, and, like an
those present, enjoyed ourselves to
our entire satisfaction, more es-
pecially when listening to the sweet
and melodious songs Of the fair
and pretty lasses. Our association
with some Of You has been short,
but pleasant and agreeable, and
long shall we remember in after
days, when rivers and seas may
stand between us, of the pleasant
hours we spent together in social
glee,, Alasl those pleasant hours
were too sweet to last.
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EET HATS. The young gentle
who was seen standing on the
ner yesterday, looking up and
Bn the street with an opera
IS, is said to have been looking
the spring style. It is just out
tbe band box and viii be found
w. u. Hutchins. He has also
received \ fine assortment Of
ny kind Of dry goods suited to
market, which he is Offering
moderately low prices.
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A WONDERFUL SoUTHERN DIs-
VERY. LIN the South.where LAYER
mplaint and bilious diseases
eEail to SO great an extent, there
IS long been felt a need Of a
edlcln9 that would act specifeal-
and promptly on the Liver,
storing it otis normal functions,
q at the same time BE safe from
Ter effects, and yet SO simple
ct It might be used by any one.
IS aimed that DIR. TUFTS
EdETABLE LIVER PILLS
pplies this want, They act III
etly on the Liyer; their oonsta
9 Will not injure in the shghts
8ree the most delicate constitu
pn, Females at any period may
2 them with great benefit, and
'allze great relief hon the dis
easlng nausea which they expert
lee at certain times. These pills
& not recommended as q uniyer-
oure-all, but simply for diseased
yer and those malaCiies which
Vow arrangement Of that inn
sssslle organ, sucn as IyBpe psIa,
ek Headache Indigestion. Loss
Appetite, Costivenoss Piles,
sandlee, Sour Stomach, Ladies'
ftl1uIn Chills and Fever, Foul
ssath hestlessness ii night, and
.-l',ieney These invaluable pills
~ qe found il every Drug Stors
s1y notem the South and West
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WHO cAg Bar IT2 The largest
beet that We have heard Of III this
Of any other parish ii the State,
was grown ii the garden Of Mr..
Hodges, Of this town. He informs
us that it measured 2455 inches in
circumference and weighed a.
pounds. This, it seems to us, is
doing very well in the beet line.
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RETURNED. The steamer Caddo,
formerly Of this place, but Of late
engaged in the Trinity river and
Galveston trade, has returned here.
She will, as We are informed, be
engaged il transporting lumber
from the different saw mills to the
Calcasieu Pass for the convenience
Of the larger schooners that expe-
rence some difficulty in crossing
the bar at the lower end of Grand
Lake.
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PERSONAL. We are pleased to
Icethe return home Of our friend
fellow-townsman, George H.
lls, Esq, who has been absent
b this place for five OF six weeks
,nding district court in Opelou-
Those of our citizens who
b to see him professionally or
ally win find him at his office
BY to attend to them.
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rAoKBERR1Es. We notice quite
lumber of persons passing
ueh town almost daily with
lets aud tin pans filed with
delicious fruit. The blackberry
spontaneous growth il this
E, and we are informed that
crop this year, in this parish,
large one.
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which i WDsarpa ia this OK any other
inland town Come and examine my
stock, and you win end that bare as
eoad and IS cheap goods aaean ha found
il o. cit Of town MY prices era for
g1eenkaoks alone IS LEVY.
Lake CHARLES, March i2ly
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" NE4al 4ANJl Ill Ill n MUTUAL llEth
III insurance COMPANY being i
home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens 81 the South for many rea-
sons.
1. The money invested in it is retain
ed at home, where it assists in promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
ci6es, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great Lines Of railroad, and in culG-
waiting our bounaless pgairies For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure It'll 1T
q AS its funds are all invested where
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grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, al persons DESTROYS of
making q certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in it.
Its local board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed Of men Of high stand
ing in the community, is sufficient
guarantee that widows and Orphans viii
be protected in their rights, when poli-
cies issued bv this Company mature bv
reason of death on otherwise. This III
peculiar to this Company, tno other in
stitution beyond the limits Of tile State
having d local board and is, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration,
The Mound City issues the following
classes of policies
i Ordinary Life Policies
2 Limited Payment I life Policies.
3 Single Payment Life Policies.
4 Ordinary EndOwments Assu-
rance Policies
5. Limited Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies
8. Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
The above are the most popular pol-
cies, but in addition thereunto, the
Mound City issues
Nom Forfeiting Policies.
Participating Policies,
and ia fact, all other classes Of Policies.
Premiums are payable FL cash, but III
the asslrod desires ONE THIRD III thts
annual or semi ANNUAL premium, may
remain unpaid, it being endorsed us an
interest bearing loan III tile policy un-
til paid. 81 cancelled by oiyiden.ls.
Each policy holder VIII share n the
ID thu proportion he may
have CONTRIBUTED to the ASSETS
81 the ampaa
This Company makes no charge for
policy, Zee a. stamps
Inc L0lllslanH t3raneh UiilCo Is III tho
story Buiklings np stairs, No. 8, CUr
81 fs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
NEW SPRTNG
s. LEVYss.

4 Viz undersigned especially informs
4 the public that he has Just laid in a
new and ire assortment Of SPRING
end SUMMER goods III every variety
suited ~ this market, which be- il offer
ing rs cheap rs can he had elsewhere iii
this golace.
aIt supply Of GROCERIES is fresh,
and consists Of d good aud vel selected
assortment Of al kinds,
/ Have also q large assortment Of
TTSAEA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
Medical Examli liners:
w. G. AUSTIN, M D.
J, N. F0LWEI4Li, nj. ID.
Loufsiana Directors.

Gov @. II. MOUT0N, Of G. II. 8Iou-
ton Il Co.
Judge Il. Il. 1II1RRICK. Of Race, Eos
ter & E. Il. Merrick.
+, H. HATCH. of Samuel Smith s 90.
O. CHIS1T, Of ChisIn & BOYD.
JAMES JACKSON, Of Jacdson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES, Of Ct. w.
Bancker s. Co.
THOMAS FTTZWILLIA1T, Of T. Fitz-
william & 90.
r.. S. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. p. Is. SHINES.