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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS
$2,252.78o.13.

Have entered in=o an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of bansscting ToGETHKR the business Of
"INsURAROE against Loss or Damage By Fire,
and the Perils Of Inland Transportation"
81 ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued By the
FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
iB made to meet the necessities Of the business COM
munity, by SECURING, WITH DiGPATCa, LARGE LINES
OF INSURANCE WITH RELIABLE COAPAElEs, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND SIaiPLE CONDITIONS, THEREBY oByF-
ATTSG TER NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for insurances to the amount they
severaily sble 70 accept, and Of holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, TIE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF WHICH BARELY AGREE.
By tie conditions Of the Underwriters Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS is required to prove .
loss to lhe several Companies insuring under it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and expe-
ditiouE.
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested In this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character oil the large number Of gentle
men composing their several Boards Of Directors,
afford an abundant guarantee that all business con
fded to them will be honorably and literally con.
ductod.
For list Of Directors, Statements Of Condition,
&C., or for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN 6. JENNINGS,
cell AtWater Buildin &, Cleveland, o.
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.GEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio
l. a. WILCOX

aAH -
VIII receive on sale Real Estate of ali kinds-Im-
proved and unimprOvsd City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands. Goal, Petrole I'm,
and Western Lands, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and Stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., dc.
The following property Is now on sale
EUCLID ST.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, 1t0x2O0 #.
PROSPECT, near PerTy-TWo houses for sale.
ERIE, near ST. Clair-One lot Soxll1 #.
6C0YILLE, near Forrest-Fine house, with S
quantity OF fruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Msrchaut-Lot 6sxl5j n.
xIls.
KINSMAE, corner Vine-TWC lots OxI5O #.
FORREST, ar HinHman-Eig lots 50X 2261S.
MIAMI, near Huron-LeAsehold, IL story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s.
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Taylor-Eice mouse very cheap.
FARM-l4 acres 10 miles Out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIHToE-House, two-story; lot s6xIsO.
OElNT0N, corner TsylOr-l1z story house.
OHIO, corner OanAi--Lot a dwelling and stone
foundation. Also large building suitable for man.
ufacturing purposes.
eco.
IOS acres of Camel Goa Lands ct bargain.
20 acres adjoining Marquette.
1oO acres in Crawford county, Iowa very cheap.
l21S acres on St. Clair Road 81 miles from Court
House.
wANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 TO $500 year. ocll:R3 dEw
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RRT,f5S SPEOIFIO PILIS-WAP

BELLS SPECIFIC PILIS-WAR
RAETKD IN ALL OAsEs.-Osn be relied
Eever fail to curel Do rot nAussstol Are sPeos
IN sotiOnI no change Of dist rtquisedi Do not IN
tsrfere with business paTsuiisl Can be used with
out doteotionl Upward Of 90 cares the past month
some of them very severe oasos. Over One hun
dnsd phyuicians have used them in their pTso-
tsoe, and speak well Of fhslr efficacy and approve
Of their composition, which q entirely vegetable,
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of oertin-
sutsE can be shown. Belle Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine SPECIFIC Pill. They arr
sdAptsd fer male and female, oldor young, and
ths only reliable remedy for eieoting . psrmA-
psut and speedy cure in all cases Of spemstorrhea,
o. Seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of evils
rzoh q Ursthral and Vaginal Discharges, Gleot,
he Whites Nightly OF Involuntary Emissions In.
soatInsnoe, Genital Debility and Irritabflity, In
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De
bfity, 90, &C., all Of which arise principally fro
Sexual Excesses or Self Abuse, or some constitu.
tiona dsrangsnsnf, and inoapsoitatss the safsre,
from fulfl1ing the duties Of married life. In a.
H0xual diseases as GOnorrhea Glsst and Structures
DcnIulting Physician Tor the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, seIual, and Nervous Diseases, who wfl
Ssnd, free to AL the following valuable work. d
FeAlsd sn1elOpe:
TT FITTiErH THoUsAND.--Dr. Bells Treatise OF
Self AbuEe, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Hirhtly Emissions, Genital Debility, 80, &o-,
pamphlet Of g. pages, containing important I'd
Vioo % the adlisted, and which should be read k
sTery uHIsTsr, the means Of cue in the soTsrs1
stages il piaiEiE Iet forth. Two stamps requires
topsy postage lyl;Rs;mo.W.fiAEy
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( IILEVBLAED AND TOLEDO K R
WINTER ARBAEgEMEE2. Bs4

Iss4-6. WINTER ARRAEgEMEE4. Iset-s.
On aud after Monday, Oct. s1st, Is54, Fasst ngsr
Trains viii Leave Oisssland loiloHB tSundEys ex-
odptcd:
5 10 A. M.-OHI6AGO EEPREsS.-Stors 81 Bssea.
Grafton Obsrlin, Naksman, AorEAIk, EonrCe-
vile, belle Tne, Clyde, Fremont aud EmOra.
and arriYls at Toledo at l3.i5 ?. r.. Chicsgo ~
u30P-B and Detroit $50 P. n.
z;4J p. NV ESTEkE MAth.-Stops at all stations
en- E0uttl1ru B+risissss sza aErlua1 NJ Tniedo Al
:25 ?. NJ Chicago at 5 ;S 4. \. and Dstrolf at
l0s50P. n.
4is0 p. m.-NORTHERN MAIL.-stops ct all s,s.
tons On Northern Division, and arrives a. 5ar.
dussy at 7.lO r a.
1850 2. M.-EIGHT HEPRESs.-Stops st Grnftoa,
NOrualks MonrgeTiiie. Clyde and fremont an5
arrives 81 Loiac" sf 2 A -; chicago q l2;39
Pm. Ead Detroit g. sos A.. n.
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Connections arc mad9 at monrosyills with the E-s.
dusky, Mansfield EeFaTk K K. 81 Clyde with thi
sandusky, Dayton 4 yincinnati K. R. st Frgmoli
with the kremOht Indiana x. Il. and at Toledo
Toledo Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit,
jackson, FOIt wayne Losan5Port, Lafayette. Cairs
Alton St. LoUi5. and AL Pciuts Vest, Northwest ard
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at s:20 A. n, 2;o5 P. n, AMI $50 "A. Frou
Bandusky At s:i5 A. n. L. ID. kUCEHH 8ur't
Cleveland. Oct 20 la5l.
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DHOTOGRAPRIC ALBUMS, AT
- NV B. Il. DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
IT8 Supsrior-st
ARFIsfs' MATERIALS - WIED5OR'S AND
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IT9 SuDerior-st.
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a B. B. DOUGLAS COS,
re superior-st.
FHOTOGRAPH OOPIEs UF 0ELEBRATED
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III eupsricr-Bt.
sCARTEs DE VIsITE" OF. OELEBRATED
B. B. DOUGLAS O0'E,
~ llo superiog-St.
mHHe9AvIBas OF DIsF1saUIsHKD AIEsI
\, B. DOUGLAS 4 OO'B,
Ra9 I'D SapaEi0T-st.
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CPECIFIo PILL-WINUHEsTERS
- Specific PHI, price one dollar. Sent By nail on
ne ,eipt OF price. CHURCHILL BRO,
sEpt7 129 Ontario VI.
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FLUTING-
All kinds Of
FLUTIEG FOR LADIES' DRES SEs
Done at the shortest notice and on ressonsbl,
IS st. Clair Street
0et25I7s J.E. WARD.
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ssy5 Columbus a. $40 and 10 Is
rrigs 81 Cleveland SO a. X 3 {
CORRECTIONS:
-sanduaky. Mansfield B Newark

EhobT-sanduasy, Mapsneld Newark Railroad, T.
hansheld. Mt. Vernon. Newark, ZanssEilie,
&c.
UEsatHns-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 8 OhicaRc BAH.
road, Forest, Upper Sa1dusky, Daiphoa, Lima
Fort Wayne, Lapozte, chicago, SC. West and
Asst ior Mansfield, wooster, Glasaiil1l. iEc.
Grafton and BellolOntsine Rarcad Lius,. or Marion
Belefontaile, Sidney. Union, Aunc.e, Indian.
apolis, Terre HaHte, NinCsnIes ETan8EiiIo,
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, sc.
Deleware-With Springfield Branch for SprinRlsld.
Oolumbls-LittlS Miami 3 Columbus, and XslIE
EailrOed, for XeHia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoYsRnd. and
cincinnati, and with the Ohio ard n issil q ~
kaiirosd a. Cincinnati Tor LouisVills, EVans-
E1le, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al points on thl
Ohio kIYer.
Oolumbu8-UeHtrAl Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanos-
vile, Mheoling, &C., Columbus, Piqua . Ins
diana Railroad iOr PiIuG, Urbann, 80.
~ f0r Tickets 70 ali points and information apriy
A the Passenger Station and at Union TieEot O18ol
lH Superior street. s. s. ELlhI,
f1aValaud ct Il EruarI54esa1-lfa-4f
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20 A. M.-NlGHr EXPRESS TRAIE-EtopTIng
At 9irard, Ash abulA and PainesTiiis only, and
arrive at cleveland 1t 30 A. X
6:i5 A n MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIH-Stopp ng AZ all stations and arrive at
Cleveland 81 10 20 A. 4.
lQ:l5 A. b TOLEDO EXPRESS-5toEFinE at al
gtatisSas exec nt SWanviilo, SaybroOk, UnOnYilie,
Perry, MentOr and " ickli1o, and arrives at
Cleveland e 2:l5 IN.
S:35 P. m.-DAf Express TRAIH-Stopplng at
Girard. COnueaut, AslItabulA, Geneva 4 PaiDos-
vile only, and ArriYag ta CeTeiAud 1t ss25 P. =
- 6eoond Clsss Cars zre run On ~ tarOugh
Trains.
III the rrainE going westward connect Is CeFeisnd
with Trains for Toledo. Oh4ca8o, CoumbG9, Clncit-
natl, indianapolis, ST. LOUIS, &o-i and All Through
trains Going eastward connect At DuHkirk with tie
trains of tic New York Ere Rairuad, anl a. Buff
al with those Of the New York GenfTs = bulGo
Boston Niagara Falls, Gc., AID at krie with trains
On tho fhiladalphis q Hrir Railroad
E7sr Day Express, East and West, connects at
alreTd with Trains o1 ETis Pittsburgh Railroad
for Llnesvila, headTtle, JamestoWn, &c.
b. NOTTINGHAM. Sus'ts
ClsvoIbna Oct. s7st, lssi.
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gtFlckland's KeIllHuOus Cough BalsaIa

to convince them that It "a the best preparation ey.
or used. Il not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night sweatl
and Splitting Of Blood, and In an excellent gargls
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
It is pleasant to take, and r. . safs medicine fOi
Infants
Price so oenEs per bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
msyleRs-mon.tuAvy
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10 ts-4AaO . AAs4A AA1Ai-sO-
ss5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and sfter Monday, Oct. slst 1854 Passenger
Trains VIII run Is fellows, Sundays 5Eceptsd):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. m.-DAN EXPkESS TEAih--stOpping at
Wtloughby. Painssyile. Mad son, Geneva. AHh-
tabub. Uonnesut and Girard only, and arrive at
Erie > ] ~ P. NJ, Dunkirk S.4j P. H., Buffalo
5:i0
s:25 P. m.-OIEOIEEATI EXPREss-stopvinea at
PainesVilla, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
Eives at krleo 40 ?. NJ Dunkrk 8:25 ?. H, but
Alo 1000 OH.
3;5o 4. IA. - hAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping st ali stations aud arrive At Eris Rt
7a55 P. L.
300 P. a.-EIGHT EXPRESS TBAId-stoppiag at
Paine5ville, Ashtabula and GiraFd only. and
arrives AZ krio 81 L 40 A. Il, Dunktrk 500
4 8df1iO ~ A. u
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9ru 6aaas.

l1QeA -FALL q WINTER TRADE.
L. A. KEPPNER, Agent,
Al PARK BUILDING,
Between Court House and Stone Church, Pablo
Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
Has lust returned froR the cities of New York and
Boston, and having taken the advantage which the
recent decline in Gold to lST offered him, be was
enabled to purchase every kind Of
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics,
And other manufactured articles, fullyi5 per cent
below his previous antieipstonsi the whole Of
which advantage he will give to bis old patrons,
and to those, also, who have not yet favored him
with their commands but who may do so on hear
ing of this announcement.
Among which selections and purchases Of
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods,
May be enumerated, in part, full assortment of
Ladies' Plain & Fancy Undergarments,
Lambs Wool and Cotton Hosiery,
OF ali weight and makes Heastitehsd and other
Fancy Pocket
HANDKERcHIEFS,
Including East India Silk and Linen.
100 PIECES OF IRISH LINEN,
All widths and qualities the yard or piece.
A very fall assortment Of
LADIES' COLLARS AND OUFFS,
Both in Linen and Paper and the very latest styles
goo DoZ. Gents assorted Silk, Llama, Cotton
and Wool
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
MS AND SHIRTS,
In every quality, make and style.
200 Dozen Fine Linen Collars,
And large lire of Warrington, Patent Cloth-lined
COLLARS, Byron and Garrottss.
An endless varsity OF
Neck-Ties, SGaFfs, Gloves, Handkf's,
To suit the tastes Of the most fsstidious.
BE has also purchased from the best Manufacturers
q large lot Of
SCOTCH PLAlDS AND WO0LER SHlRTla6S,
Which, for warmth, durability and haTmobious
eolorings, will be sure to command the attention Of
bis numerous patrons
FINE DRESS SHIHTs MADE TO ORDER,
And also kept on hand. tuli assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Equal. II not superior, in STYLE quality and price,
10 any House In the Trade.
n9- N. B.--None but the most skiIIful snd eIpe-
rienoed Workmen are employed in his establish
ment. oo2)
~ l. BALD WIN & co.
~. HAVE JUST RIO WED
Square Buttons,
Wide Beltings,
Linen Sets, Collars and sleeves, Linen ssts, Collars
and Gu 9, Linen 0uDs,
Elegant Plaid Silk Scarfs,
Beautiful Breakfast shawls
sONTAG NUBIAS.
HOODS and UAPS.
ALEXANDER'S KIDS,
An Numbers and Shades.
mol Z. I. BALDWIN CO.
NEW ARRIVALS OF SOLID SILL
IN YER Ware, just received BY ..,
OOWLEs & Co.,
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN.
OOIHEATI AILROAD,
lss4-5. WINTER ABRA6GEMEEF. 1855

Iss4-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lses-s
lst TrAfn-s.o5 A, M.-CIHOINNATI EXPBEs5,
stopping 81 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, Shelby, Crs5tlide, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware, DsEil Centre an5
" oethingtol.
ID Train-2:l5 P. Observation-Disclosures. -stocI
~ ell stations, and H-riyss IN Columbus at 5 y
P. n, Cincinnati 80 A. n.
ID frans-i0s00 P. .M.-EIGHT LFRNSS-Storulnz
st Grafton. Wellington, New Lcndcn sheibJ,
Crastiine, Gallon, Giiead, Cardiagtoa and Dol.
aware.
Trains leays Columbus 81 40 and 10 Az $40 p
arrive st Cleveland 20 a. 4, and $50 ?. n.
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A0ra oATARRHa'.davsrisO0ns'a,lpti0n
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Kourss CATTARHi4aIIits 7ypes 3 Stage.
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sass-9sttse Gias-SabIs.
1854. summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THR
ARRITA Arb CLOSING OF MAIS
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOI

ccMEEEJIsa HoSDAY. MAI l6TH, 1884.
~ halls wa vv vpened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival OF trains.
~ All Mails close one hour bsiOre departure Of
trains.
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IODINE.
DR.. &. ANDERs q co.'s IODIN

DR. &. AEDERS & CO.'S IODINE
WAFEB.-Iodfns water acts upon the HsArt, Liv'
o., Eidnsys, Digestive Organs and GlAndulAr sJs-
tsn- .-.-.--.-.r-
Ths success which hAs attended the uss 0I taiE
remedy In private practice, and the endorsement 81
medical authority, enable uS to recommend it 70
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial It VIII attest It's OWE excel
Isaos n the ours Of Chronic Diseassu vhioh indi-
cate Iodine, suoh a. sorofuls, Bronchitis, 6kin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatisn. Dys-
pepsia, Debility, Syphilis 40.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water - containing thres-quArtsr graf
urO Iodine in each huid ounce Of Pure Wuter,
plvent being used. Il is not liable 70 doeomposi.
ION nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine ozadizsd or nsatrslized by oombins
ION with any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperiOr 10 any other method Of exhibiting IOdine,
Fun directions accompany each bottle, that f.
nay be used As = family msdieins well - b. ths
profession.
Prios one dollar per DOttls. On receipt Of hvs
dollars, six bottles delivered free By express 70 any
Address. --
Beware Of oountsrioits and limitations which IN
prinoiplsd dealers sndsasor 10 dispose Of on our
reputation. see our reputation aud trade-mart
Nhs Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
She labels aud wrappers on ea1h SOttle, withoaE
which none lB genuine.
Circular RratiE. DE. q. AEDERs 90,
wa Ian nlnr Wln HnHr
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no sorm Of OAtarrh can Withstand its searching
power, and no mode Of trOstment ever afforded such
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PaoTEsa0a o. EEEgFBJPA-zZg AID EsEDIdIEzs.
CEles-lig Bsnsc5 rrrrCt, l-s doors from Superior
10 stairs, oRPszit5 the City Hsb1i.
Uh.ce hogfB IRON 70 L ana from to o oocE
Daily tHnn.aEs NLeentasL.L
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, s. C. !
CoLUiBIA, Sept, 80, 1864. !

SOLINpiAi oSer w AoSf'
GENERAL ORDER NO.. 4. .
T PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER no y
le Ajutant and Inspector GsGeralSi Office, current
sSries thereunlo appendeO Che Bfigadier General
commanding Re.erye forces OF South Carolina hereby
assumes control and direction Of the conscrption SER
vice in the State
III. Except az hereinafter specified the organization
of the ConSerpton Department in the State including
the Examining Boards, will be preserved and all e1.
sting orders regulations and instructions ofthe Com.
mandant Of Consctpts will be continued Of force until
otherwise ordered.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
will report Immediately to the Commaidant of Con.
scripts, and through him communicate with these
Headquarters, and will, through him, receive orders
and instructions.
Nv All COMMUNICATIONS in relation to the Conscrip.
ton service in the State and all applications for ex-
empton and detail. must be made through the Com
mandant Of Conscripls; communications on all Other
subjects will continue to be made through the A. A.
General of the Reserve Forces, S @.
'. The Office Of Congressional District Enrolling
Ofrer being abolished an officers heretofore acting
in that capacity will report by letter to the Chmnund
ant Of C6nscrpts TOR sgnment TO other duty setting
forth their rank corps position and present assignment
to duty Competent officers will be assigned as In
specos of Conscrptiou, in the several Congressional
Districts
i, H.rWith view to compliance OF Par. Ill. oil said
General Order No. 73 the Commandment OF ConscriPts
will without delay order the medical examination of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
those Of the "Inyad CorpsD employed in the enroll.
ing service Of this Stale. Commissioned officers as to
whom no disability is found. to exist, will hqd them
selves in readiness to be assigned 40 duty in the field
rs soon as practicable.
VII. Application for assignment to duty Ns ENROLL
ing Officers Assistants, Clerks and to other positions
in tho Conscrpiou service in this Stae,~@I he re-
ceised from officers, noncommissoned Officers and
priyates belonging to the Reserve Forces, and from
retired and light duty officers and men, and from per-
Soas not liable to service in tho field Such applca-
ous enclosing testimonials Of character, intelligence
aud fitness, will besddressed to Maj c. D. MILTON,
Colnmandsnt Of ConscLpts Columbia: S. c.
Br coiapand Brig: Gen. .CnEsNUT .-..
ND. H; ;BARNWELI.
A, A. Gen.
Oct 90
ESStstc papers copy three times.
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Printing Il 49,. for the, 'tElh Legisla-

DERsoNs WISHING 10 CONTRACT FoR THE
Il PRINTING: for the, two Houses Of. the Legsla-
ture of South Carolina or Of either Of themj viii SUB
nit their proposals to the undersigned at Columbia,
on or before 2sth of November inst. -, =.
The following, can be ascertaincd, will be-
the character and quantity Of the work: .t ,:l,,s
Bills in Plea, 81 lines, of 3a, ems-2,l7o ems per
page. IL. - rrs
Reports and Documents Long Primer, 55 lines OF
81 ems each-l705 ems per page.: -
Permanent Journal, Long Primer s. lines, Of 81 ems
toa ems pei Page'.iH..L } .. -. 1c,.s
Calendars Of the two Houses, Loug Primer, IS lines,
Of 81 ems each-l ,795 ems per page. y ~,
The Bills to be printed on good writing paper andii
all other printing 10 be done printing paper OF ass
tine quality us can be procured. :: ,:i ~, eE *
Extra copies ofeyery paper ordered ODE printed byT
either House, must be furnished to each member Of y
the other branch Of the Legislature.
ofthe Bills, Reports Documents Journal and CaisSt
endar, two hundred copies reqaired daily, ona,s
hundred and fifty for the members Of tho Houserof "a
Representative and fifty for the members Of tho Sem ~
ate. ..r
The Journal and Calendar must be delivered psnca,
lualy at or before tile hour OF meeting OH the Houses =
of each day. and copy by the same III our s der-
ivered at the Executive Department. ant Lone aepy>
the State Auditor. -, go. ::....., H..
The Acts and Permanent Forms of tho Houses must.
be printed stitched and ready for deliver tei
Of February, after the regular session.. Rnleasidgr.
IRE work 10 count double and pages anf sde zosest
be estimated at the rate of 7Q5 ems PeL page ..
The two Houses will separately cho,se the 2finter'
Of their daily work. aud viii unite in the selection o. -:
the Printer Of their permanent work. viz: Acts Re.
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