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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

The residence of J. N. Carr, corner Of St.
Charles and Valence streets. was entered
Wednesday night By burglar, who stole
nearly two hundred dollars worth Of house
hold goods. The thief made . noise while
in Mr.. Carr's bedroom, when he awakened
in time to see the retrea:ing rascal, but it
was too late, for the fellow escaped with his
booty. ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Once New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany, New Orleans October 2e, 187l.-Notice-In
Metairie road, between the New canal and the
Bayon ST. john it will be impracticable to run the
cars on that road for about two weeks from date
oc77 St C. r. EVANS, Superintendent
Crescent City Baalk, New Orleans, Sep.
bank having this day passed q resolution favorng
the adoption OF the national banking system, the
stOckh0Slers are requested to call at the banking
1871 and register their votes for against its aop
ton. CHARLES FAURIE, JR., Cashier
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MAfoRALrY oF NEw ORLEANS, /
: City Hall, October 26, .lSn., 5
{" No. li5S-Administratie Series & 49,
sessnent for the year 1870 INST r. b. Mac!in Oh
horses, carriages and capital the Administrator Of
Public Accounts is hereby authorized to cancel tax
OH No. I3sl' for that year, amounting to sixteen
dollars, the correct amount Of seventeen dollars
having been paid Oh tine assessment made in square
1v. g., eaI' 1 1 "a assessment! distinct.
adopted by the Council of the city OF New Or
leans, October "a, 1871.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy:
III. CON4CasI CLAkxk. Searetarx..-.-.-- ac31lt
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MAToRALrr OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. October rs. 1871.
mo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Series.l 81
Resolved, That permission il hereby given 10
FRANK Frecericks to erect and operate a steam en-
S1nc on his premises at the corner OF Dauphine and
psse OF cutting lumber; provided. that this per-
mission is revokabe at the pleasure Of the Council
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, October "a, 1871.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
. tr,le copy:
II. CONargSr CLARKE Secretary OCT II
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MAyORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
b. City Hail. October rs. 1871.

INU' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SerleS.I
Resolved, That the Administrator Of Public Ac.
counts warrant on the Administrator Of Finance in
favor OF Samuel Brooks, tor $29 CO. the same being
assessment in square No. lOl. eleventh assessment
district on horses and carriages $780, and capital
SlIoo the correct amount $3.50 S0) having been
Adopted BY the Council Of the city OF New Or.
leans, October -, 1871. -
~ BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy: - y -
H. Cosarssr CLARKE. Secretary. oco7 1t
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OFFICIAL 80T10ES.

,.r =. AAyoRALfy OF INV ORLEANS. I
~ City Hall. October Is, 1871 !
NO. Observation-Disclosures SerieA1
Resolved That the New Orleans Gaslight Com
pany be authorized to ersct, under the direction
the Administrator Of Police, four additional lamp
p0sts ON Bourbon street, between Canal and Ton.
louise streets compensation for lighting to be the
same % The company now receives TOR elmtAf ser.
vices.
ADOPTED BY the Council Of the city Of New Or.
leans, October -, 1871.
BENZ. =. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
Il. CoNorRsr CLARKE Secretary oc17lt
MAYORALrY o. Nsw ORLRAxs,l
City Hall, October q, 1871. J
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
An ordinance to provide for the settlement Of
accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the Administrator Of Public
Accounts be and he 10 hereby authorized to settle
with the holders Of the following ciams at the op
ton Of said hOldefs by the issue Of certt6ca. "a
under ordinance No 88l, Administration series
Lessaseier Binder, street Commissioners certi-
6cate o2s5S 50.
Isidore Newman, warrant Of the late City Of JET.
fers0n, examined and approved, SIS.
AdOpte0 by the Council Of tho city Of New Or.
leans, September d, l871 y
Yeas Cockrem, shaw, Delass:ze, Lewis Walton,
BCnzan0.
BENZ. r. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A tr,,e copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE Secretary. Oc21 1t
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SMALL House WANTED.-A house, with
three or fo,r rooms, in the First District. ia
-dssireA by . good tenant. Address d. @, r.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

ANOTHER CHAPTER.-Yesterday morning
when Esqsire Meyers and his constable,
Henry jackson, were taken before Recorder
Billings to answer for having falsely in,
pr;soued the. Bernard brothers, they denied
that Mr.. Billings had any right to examine
the case, as he is not Recorder, and they re-
fused to plead guilty or not guilty. For
this the Recorder sent Messcs. Meyers and
Jackson to the Parish Prison for twenty
four hours for contempt Of court.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF F1yAKCn,
City Hall, New Orleans. October TO- 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE TO THE
- city Of four "Wh.rf Bonds" vii; be received
at t,lis office until MONDAY, the twenty.n;nth
instant At eleven o'clock.
The city reserves the right 70 reject any and all
proposals. JOHN >. WALTON,
Oc2O9t Administrator of Finance.
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By z. IL l. B. J. MONTGOMERY at ore o'clock,
oa tie levee, foot Of Bienvilie street. tools.
stoves, osts, iron, stove pipe, wagons, carts,
linseed OIL carbolic acid, etc ----..-------
BIZ LOUIS STERN BROS, at 10 o'clock. stiNc.
Is Chartres street. 800 cases boots shoes aud
brogans. and city trunks. mems and boys
sewed Congress boots. N.
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4 DESIRABLE PEW IN THE FIRST PREeBYTR-
RAN Church. opposite Lafayette square. st suction.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CLARINDA G. MAerU.
Second District Court for the paxssh Of Orlean.-
r,f No. 2s27. -n.
Rr =. M. 4 D. ,. MONTGOMERY
~ " montgomery, AuctiOneer-Will be s0ld
on SATURDAY. October g. 1t twelve O'Clock III.
At the St. Charles Auction Exchange, basement Of
st. Charles Hotel in pursuance and by virtue Of an
order from tho Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge Of
tho Second District Court for tho psrah Of Orleans
dated September II, 1871, No. 3s52s Of the docket
Of aaid court = : =
DESIRABLE PEW in the First Presby terrain
Church. opposite lafayette square.
TermS-Cash. 0kl7 II n "A
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By Sheriff sauvinet.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ?. MANNRss1ER.
deceased. -,4..-
Second District Court for the rarish Of Orleans
I., No. 1885, Jay
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9els, @rltalas $epablkgls.
0FFlclAl JOURNAL OF THE sVNiEeD STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF new ORLEANS

THE DAILY EEPUBLICAN
My be had Of the following dealers: -
George Ellis, opposite the Post'tice.o
4. simon, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
C. C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
c. g. D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
james Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
Depot, Third District; alec, st Depot foot
Of Lafayette Street, First District.
J. W. Long, corner of Love and Enghieu
Streets, Third District.
Crescent City News Depot, No. s5s Canal
street, corner Of Howard.
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NlONITlON.
STATk OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH {
ORLEANS, -
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DRAWING IT SrROSG.-J. H. S;monds.
first precinct, filed an affidavit before Re-
corder Houghton, charging Mrs. Hyde and
Mr.. Wilcox with keeping the premises No.
Al Girod street as place of ha6itual drunk
enness, and where constant breaches Of the
peace are made. On the strength of this
accused were requested to give bonds until
the seventh prOximO,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

A RCsHER.-Patrick Connell's te mper
sometimes runs away with him, as it did
when he violently struck James Conner,
and even threatened to cut him open with
a dull knife, at the corner Of Howard and
Clio streets. Patrick was paroled to return
on the seventh proximo
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Huccessisn Of ASS r. Rand-No. 34,739.
SBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- Of Orleans.-Sotiee 10 hereby given to the
creators Of this estate, and to all other persons
from the present notification II any they have or
can, why the account presented BY the tutrix Of
Ministering this estate. should not be hom"looated
and approved, and the funds distributed il &C.
cOrdance Herewith
By order Of the Court.
3 Oc26 20 nos NJ a. TR ACY CLARK
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONITlON.
STATE OF Louisiana

CIAlE OE llL1SI1NA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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AUCTION SALES.

RT z n. 4 b. ,. MONTGOMERY,
- = 4 MONTGOMERY Anctioneer-Win BE- sold
tn's gay FRIDAY, October q, ct one o'clock r. L.,
90 the levee. foot Of Bienville street. lf.i y -
large quantity Of Tpols, Stoves. Oats, Iron,
Stove ripe, Wagons. Carts, Linseod Oil. CarbO;ic
Acid, and sundry articles
Terms-Cssh IN United states treasury notsa
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S1ceession Of William W. HunseH-No.
a 96l.
0ECoND DISTRICT COU9T FOR THE PARISH OF
~ arl-al a-Whereas. r. b. Fouke, public admin.
ministration on tho estate o tue late William
W. Hunter. deceased, interstate. Notice il
hereby given to all whom it may concern, to show
canse within ten days Why the prayer Of said Pc
titioper should not b. granted.
BY order Of the court. a.. ..s
cc27 - nos 20 M q TRACY C,erh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

Succession Of L. NJ. Victor Hebert-No.
3,743
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of Orleans-NOtice 10 hereby given to the credif.
ors Of this estate and to ali other persons herein
Interested. to allow cause within ten days from the
present notification. II any they have or can why
the account presented by the dative testamentary
executor in this estate should not be homoloQated
and approved. and the funds distributed in accort.
Ance Herewith.
By order Of the Cou;t.
0c27 30 nos n. o. TRACY CLARK
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ICE COLD SODA WATER with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPs, can be
obtained at McKENZIE's SA-
LOON. Try it.
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VA 2Fofefa akAkStatfaa tf.t.;
NOON DESPATOHES

RRPUBLICAN SUCCESS TN FRENCH ELF. E:IE.cr1oss
-NAPoLEoH.: EuoENIE, 'RREDEn1CK w11-
LIAM AND WIFE. TRAVELLING Na-AAIERIoAN
BANQUET IN VIENNA, WHAT 'BEusr Says
SUCCESS OF TEE UNITED STATES LOAN
PARTISAN LOAN TO REBUILD DESTROYED
MoNUMRN1S S--TRFAs0N REWARDED
4MAHoY RE -INsTATED AT yERsAILLKs-
WRECK OF A STEAMER, 80, 30. 'llt
VIENNA, July 6.-John Jay gave a din
neron the 4th. The ambassadors were
all present. Count Beust toasted the
United States; and, in responding, said
he thought the treaty at Washington
would prevent wars by establishing arbi-
PARIS, July "Details of the army
vote are coming in. The garrison at
Lille gave 700 Republican and only Tan
Legitimist votes. The city OF Galais
gave 5.O0O Republican and 800 Monarch.
1al votes, The Republicans are in the
ascendancy nearly. everywhere.
LONDON, July 6.-The Submarine dfcs-
semger' devoted to. telegraphing, says:
'HIhe pnblio and press and allies are
against high cable rates. We must have
opposition" NM
Il is said Napoleon goes to Geneva
and Eugene to Spain. Frederick Will
'AA "ao "AAo orc cApeOteO mere 6O-Dlglt.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
IoESDoaE;nJa!J 6. I'll steamer Gambia
was totally wrecked in A|goa Bay. No
PARIs. July GA loan will be raised
ny Paris to rebuild destroyed monu-
ments, Jules Ducatel, for treason to
the Communists, was awarded tho Gross
of the Legion of Honor McMnhon
has been reinstated ia command at Yer.
saiHes. Duke Nemoprs and Schneider.
the former President. Of the Corps lie.
gisletiG In Paris, havo been elected.
Supplemental elections will occur next
Sunday: Prince De Joinville, having
declared for, the Republic, will undoubt.
ediy succeed in the department of La.
mauche. General Mantenffel dined with
Thiers. Moltke has ordered the Garl
man commanders to forbear infIicting
ponlshmept for any offences which tho
French law can reach. Count Waldezie
complains Of the bitter language of the
Journals towards Germany; the Official
Jouy7idA in publishing tiis statement
advises the othor journals to exercise the
utmost forbearance. ,.:
LONDON, July 6.-Assistant United
states Treasurer Richardson reports
complete success in negotiating the five
per cent. bonds.
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..-S1NnauTKExNUpummERuuxE.

a15,s MG,ssPSg. :; : ~ y'l oonsols ~.
.PAhIs. July e.92Renl.sess. 55i. soo...,.}fr..s (
1GvERPoo1, July .8-BP. M.-Ootton
opened firm and Is now steady-uplands
sT@9; Orleans 9I6. AN'
LonpoN. July 61Evening. -Consols
92M. Bonds 91%. Bullion decreased
LIVERPOOL, July B--Evening.- Cotton
closed strong -uplands 8; Orleans 9K0
NEW York. July 8-Noon. Flour dull
and heavy Wheat and corn a shade
hrmer. Pork firmer, ut Is. 37015 SO.
Cotton steady-uplands 2Oz6; Orleans
2lH; sales 500 bales. Freiehts firm.
STOCKS steady and dull. Governments
steady and dull. State bonds duli and
steady. Money easy, at3. Gold steady.
at l3A. Exchange-long 1OI; short
7P. M.-Ootton steady; sales a. o43
bales --uplands 2O7a. Flour-Southern
dropping; common to fnir extra G.25O
$50; good to choice g. SO(Q9.OO. Whis-
key tirmer, at 94i6@95. Wheat irmcr.
but decline in freights straightenci
export demand-winter red and amber
Western l.4S@1.51. Corn shade firm
er, at 7l97lE. Provisions quiet and
steady. Freights heavy and 10 wer-sail,
wheat IL; corn 6n; steam, wheat 8.
Money easy, ut 2C03. Sterline-long
l0ia; short II. Governments slightly
easier-62s 14zs. South Carolinas some
"hat better. Others unchanged. Ten
nesaees n; new Tx. Yirginius G4l5;
new 1234. Lonisianas GO; new 63; le.
vees "; IS 81. Alnbamns 90; Is GO.
deorglas sc; Is 80. North Cnroinns 46:
new n: South Cnrolinas 10; new 50.
Gold 13A@132s.
20 steady, ut 55@56. Pork $50.
Lard-1O1a asked. Bacon closed dull
shoulders I. Whiskey advanced ot M %
LOUISVILLE. July 6.-Flour uncbanoed
Corn 73. Mess pork held ut rs 40
Shoulders 7; clear sides OK. Packed
lard 1o%@llh. Whiskey 90.
ST. LOUIS, July G.-Flour in better
demand-winter 45O. Corn Licher-
mixed 81. Whiskey 81. Dagging dull.
Pork l5.75@16O0 Bacon 6rmer"
shoulders 71S; clear sides 90.
baltimore. July G.-Fiour dull. ex-
cept Tor good grades. Wheat quiet.
Corn dull and scarce. Provisions un.
changed. Whlskey 81. Cotton qniet
but hrm-middling 81; receipts 2O3
bales; sales 395; stock 2,03a.
NoRFoLK, July 6.-Cotton steady--
Low, low middIihg ali =, ,lo2l@2o; receipts III
CaAi.1.EssToE, July .6.-Cotton Grn-
middling 20; receipts 1873 bales; aalcs
100; stock 5,3IO. "t4
SAvANNAH, July 6.-Cottou tending
downward-middling 19(019L; receipts
193 bales; sales 500; stock 6,77J.
AUGUSTA, July 6-Cotton market dnll
and easier, ut 19@l91i for Liverpool
sales ll0 bales; receipts los.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Fiour dull
and unchanged. Corn in good demand
ard a higher white mixed rs; white 786
80. Pork quiet-mess held at Is 75
Bacon quiet. at s@l0ss. Sugar in good
demand-common 9lS; prime IiIM
choice II. Wbiskey quiet. At 3IS
]. w. Cotton -middIing 2O1S; re-
ceipts 40 bales; sales $50; stock So. .855.
MOBILE. July 6. Cotton quiet.
middilng 131a; receipts 100 bales: sales
100; stock 1O.420.
WILMINGTON, July Cotton firm
stock 844. 0A'e' -
GALVESTON. July Cotton quiet
good ordinary 16; receipts 1872 bales:
sales 500; stock 26, 174.
BOSTON, July 6.-Cotton dull-mid.
ding az; receipts 1,248 bales: sales
2O0; stock 6.000
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New Books, bv Express.
CAUSE OF TIE nEAr

PHYsICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
a.. A. IChhisr. DO, By. strond, and letter by
War and Culture, by Arthur Helps. $50.
nugh milier's Life and Letters, two vol
nmes. r by Peter Bayne. with portrait. "a.
Christianity and Positiveism, by McCosh
!rGople.s Praciioa! Poultry Book. complete.
MY mhK WIG. Dia ne NOT Die3 From the German, by
C@;,aliirhoe, Romance. by Sand. 50.
Bodv ssgs sma 'oT Mna 1a7a!ias e. - e;!l. s!.5.
me Oid Fashioned Boy, by Farqnarson.
bistie bi,.a o, men, by author Of Little Women.
Mls IKE County aHay Ballads. Iy John Hay. $3.50.
Mrs. Beoton's Book OF Household Manage
mens. en- most an,ss complete work. 1llustrated.
just opened, at BRYAN & IIoGARTER'S
0nno 10 Bookstore.
Diamond and Orange Brand Hams.
TN TIERCEs Of these ''incom parallels"
1A< just to hand and for sale by
June II GEO. SUMMERS.
The bost place to got cool summer drink
iis At PoLLocR's.
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AnsrAcan AntoliIronoc.
NOON DISPATCHES.

AARON ALPEORIA IN COURT-FArAL RAIL
ROAD AccIDENTAMExICAN MArrEns-
rsU1oIDR-MAN SHOT WHILE As1ERp-AN
INsULTER OF LADIES K1LLED-sTAY or
tPRooEEDINas m FOSTER MURDER cAss-
LYNCH Law IN M1lNoIs-Hom1o1pE I'm
NEW ORLEANS, &C., SC. I { .
NASHVILLE. July IA train of two
coaches and a sleeping car. hence at s. 20,
yesterday, on the Nashville and North.
western Road. after the locomotive and
baggage car was over. went through the
bridge at Harpeth River. Fifteen were
killed; twenty-three woundsd. Killed
John Marshall, Nashville; Judge Horn.
berger. ClarksviIle; Charles! Campbell
wife and child, Edgefeld, aud three men
unknown; Mrs. VIM. s. Heatman and
Mrs.: Thomas Dunn. Kingston Springs; !;
NJ. Pendergasta and Mr. Wright, White
Bluff; j: O, Brpoket and brother, Wm.
and Wiley Howard. Marshall County.
Ihe wounded are W. W. Gee, brakeman.
" Hale. Point Isabel, Ind. Mrs. Heard,
trenton, Tenn; J. W. Scott, Mr, With
erat. Miss Glenn Leak and John Camp
bell. Nashville; J. W. Thompson, Am
herse Court House. Va; Alex. Wright.
White BlnH; W. Walker, Union City;
". u. Yeatman, Memphis; Thomas f.
9eatman, Kingston Springs; Mrs.
Bro1n, johnson Vile; John Peeram and
broehei; conductor Lands: s. S. Brown
Nashville; Robert Daniel, Bedford Conn.
ty, and Thomas Dunn, Kingston SPRINGS
None of the wounded are MORALLY
hurt. Dead and wounded brought to
Nashville. N
NEWARK, July 5.-Justice Bradley. of
the United States Supreme Court. is
hearing persons who hold claims against
the Memphis and Pacific Railroad. who
desire to share equally with bond.hold.
ers in the property of the road. The
hearing has been adjourned to August
18th. ~
SALT LAKE, July 5.-There we're two
demonstrations in honor of the Fourth.
Two companies Of United States troops
are in the CITY TO prevent The parade OF
the Mormon militia.
Nav YoRK, July 5.-At the Jefferson
Market Police Court, this morning.
Aaron Bradley, colored Senator Of
Georgia, charged Samuel T.. Harris
financial inspector of the National Freed.
mons Saving snd Trust Company of this
oiey, with cheating him ont of $50
Complainant stated that on the 18th OF
juno last he deposited $3.50 in the bank
in question. On subsequently looking
oyer the book. Bradley found that onlY
800 had been entered. Harris was held
in $500 bail TO answer.
MEXICO. June 27.-The primary cleo
tone in the City of Mexico, Queretaro.
Paohnoa, Jalisco and Orizaba favor Jua.
rez: The result is divided between Diaz
and Juarez in Guanajuato, Puebla and
Vera Cruz. No Disturbances in any of
the above States. Lerdo was completely
defeated. In the oapital, Juarez re-
ceived nearly the unanimous vote. The
police are very watohful; noisy persons
are arrested. The black vomit RACES in
Vera Oraz. ,!n The Government orders
the tortificationsSat Tampico to be le.
yelled. There has been o serious fire in
Hacatecas, and many lives were lost.
Lone BRANCH, July G.-The Yachts
reached the goal In The following or1er
Sappho. Dauntleas. Columbia, Made.
line, &c. The judges award Sappho the
winner Of the schooners; Gracie the
winner of the sloops.
Nlw YoRK, July G.-The Spanish brio
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Spring Water Ice.

MY Ice Machine is now in omplete order.
1H1 and can furnish ICE to city mud c,un' >
try. This Ice is frozen at a low tomnaratnra
ana am WIN melt worry little by transportation
,trlce. one dollar per ono hundred pounds:
1858 Quantity, one md q half cents per pound
July = ~ aEEorpo
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Q U R Fl Q U S i
It III H O NJ E
In this city to deal with.

We will, upon application, send promptlv
6y mail, full lines OF samples Of those kind 81
Goods desired and specified by our friends
ana @ customers. Al! orders accompanied by
any any part OF the State free Of freight charges.
Ih0se unaccompanied, will be sent G. q. p
We respectfully. solicit orders, which viii
receive the prompt and personal attention of
think we can render satisfaction to eli. Give
J. II. & M. L. KINARD.
Mays ,COLrJMnIA az
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Wanted.

wanted.
'hE General Agent OF the Co-operatiye
Il Building Association wishes Tn emni.v
a number OF TEAMS to haul SOC, 900 bricks
from Green's Brick Yard to the lots on the
cor corner OF Plain and Richardson streets. An.
P'y 70 DIR. f.. w. WHEELER,
ouIS At TamnarAnna Hall
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.AI9t1on @aI9@..~
90 S$s~ct-.~i-ftr->~ 3 ~ + |. !:csr~4-sA

=, -i~{~-~~~!cetcoT%i
4 Sale ofNaluable Lands.
aa nx order OF the Superior Court. will
;.Eille, North Osroins, on WEpNnsnHcYsr
16eh DAY 81. August next, l.7Oo 4ORFs az
LAND lying In the County Of iredeii. on Tho
South ofstatenvile, ~ miles Nofth oY Gh.r 1pn1s
lotte and about miles West of The AtlHnt;c.
Iennes.ee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land Viii
be sold In lots as follows: "'AA
no: !, containing 289 acres, moro or lsss. m
which Dr. ". Byars now lives.
"dloini1g d Lote Nos. l, 3, 4 and o. '''''
SO; Soni i containing 284 acres. adjoining Nos.
90; : 4; AZ Containing 2s5 acres. adjoining Nos
adjoining Nos. and 6. '' l'ote OF iess'
a. as .; brown now lives. adjoining Nos. .. 4
On those lands arc large bod,a. I, a..
River and Creek Bottoms and snfi,c;ant nnt
quantity OF Woodland on each tract. On the
Wss1 acre paws aTao. theTs here Is SGod Mn
ings GOOD Water on ehg e:oh frsot aoa other build
These lands are susceniible Of the hIoho..
state Of cultivation, the up-lands having q
fobassoy soy Wbss WSTboso and yil produce Cotton
and grass crops; and arc sold as the land. be-.
iponging To the estate OF tho late James 8.
byars. Tor assets. - = =
1,s IO1e-nau in six months; the ba.
llance IN twelve months with interest fron, iiav
OF OF sale: The purchaser may pay one-third or
the whole OF his bid any time after tho saie is
Sonnsmed: co. nsn Bond With approved security viii
~, ~ lequTeu 1or tho purchase monoy The
title viii DO reiainrd until fuii payment ia
Persons Wishing to see the lands will ple.so
Esq. C.ANOARTT0ONSa OSa'on'
Administrator de 6onis non Of James 8. Byars.
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'harlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company,
TREASUnER'S OFFICE

IREASUnERS OFFICE.
r COLUMBIA. 8. c., Juno %, 1871.
VIE Coupons ON Bonds duo on lst Of Jnly
ne3t 1888 HoYernnlent tax, will bo paid at
National Bank in New York, at First National
gank IN Charlotte, N. c., and Office of Messrs.
John J. Cohen Il Snhs. in Augusta, Georgia.
June I3fS &. BOUkNiGHT Treaa,r
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D, .R.Y GOOD S .
.FASHI0 GOOD s.

VI domestic, French and Engliah .snanufacs
'ufe' which We guarantee. at oil times, to aell
az low, not at leAs prices, than any houae
IN Columbia. buying our Goods from the
iargeat and most celebrated establishments
10 the United statea.a And ;as Ne fiestre 70
please all, We have now in our house the 7.
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Jewelry and SilYerware

>, e'110 O31SC1 Wd1t, I'M
nf the most approved styles, can be OBJ
~ tainod at l. SULZBACHEK'S establieh
scts and hall sets in great variety. Also.
solitalre and cluster DIAMONDS. SpECTA
Giles and EfE-GLASSES ln rllit ELL anna