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CLEARED SATURDAY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Utility. Fargo, Providence DIS Stetson6Co
steamship Roman, Baker Boston. H. Winsor d Co
schr h. Vanx, Whlttsker. Wilmington, N. O., Lath.
sohr J. w Evern an, oulen, Lynn. snnickHon & Co.
Steamer Valley City, Morgan, Richmond W. P. Clyde
SIR New York, Jones' Washington, do
str BIiatol, Wallace, New York, W. p clyde q Go.
str w Whilldin, Riggans, Baltimore. A. Groves Jc
Tug M 3 HsF5sGH yss 6 for Baltimore wlh tow
Tug TooEcut, Alexander; for Baltimore, with
tow Uf barges w. p. Clyde d 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
b. with brandy, lumber. etc TO 4 r. Calvin h 20 N'
Steamer II y: Falrchild Trout q hours from New
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
steamship Saxon, Boggs 45 hours from Boston with
mdse. and passengers TO H. Wnsor d Co of the
BUOY o. The Brown passed bRrque Mary @. Fox, from
steamship, Norfolk. Vance, from Richmond via
Sebp IotosI TI9ax' 1 daV fSoo IsiSsic Da, u,,A
schr vsnd@la, savln, day from LeIpqc, Del with
scbr Argus Eye Mayhew, days from Charleston,
schr Paragon 5bute 4 days from New York, With
sohr W. d. CaIgill, Kelly, from Boston with IN &c.
schr John whitby Henderson. day from Port
schI Fanny Keatng, Daniels from Delaware
: scnr A. d. sculL scull from Salem.
SohI James Ponder Hudson. from Boston.
scsr , Laura ,Brdgeman Hart. from Boston.
schr :; q ~ Coison. Brewer, from Is NJ on.
sShr seh r. Shannon bISs RS fso@ Boston
schr w. Wsllsce seun from Boston.
Rchr Fly. Fennimore, from Lynn.
EchT j. O Henry. Dllks, from Lynn.
echT j. W EveIman, Outen. from Lynn.
Echr Boston, Smith from GTeenport.
Steamer II. franklin, Pierson l3 hours from Balti-
AlexandriS. with mdse 70 W. p. Clyde & GO.
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OOTTON AND FLAX.

I A SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
OF all numbers and brandA
Tept A vyntnV Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck
Also PAPER Manufacturers' Drior Felts from one 70
A. verai teet Wide, PanlI e. Beltng Sail Twine, etc
N'N WV " JOHN w. EVERMAN n 90,
No. los JONES' Alley
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TT s. GINEER OFFIOE,
NO. q WEST HOUSTON STREET

NO q WEST HOUSTON STREET,l
. NTSw YORK, August 5, 1868
Sealed Proposals. Will be received this Office
IL noon OF SATURDAY, September 5. 1885, for The
removal OF the wreck OF the steamer Scotland. stu
ated in the South Channel, ear Sandy Hook, N. j.
the WI eek and all material pertaining the vessel
must be removed to depbh OF at least 22S feet
low water, and no portion shall again be deposited,
after removal, below high water mark.
The work must be completed by December l, 1859.
The wreck will be divided into three sections by
dividing IL space from the bow to the stern into
three (S) EQUAL portions. When the first section, be-
ginning AT the Dow has been removed to the pre-
scIibeG depth and according to the foregoing condi
tic ns one quarter OF the stipulated price for the
moVal VIII be- paid; when the second section has been
removed, one qusrter of the price, as above, will
paid, and when The third section has been removed,
the balance OF the stipulated sum will be paid:
vided that the work shall be prosecuted and finished
In the order above given.
Proposals must state the sum in full for which the
parties propose TO do the entire wOIk and must be
accompanied by guarantee of two responsible per-
sons that the bidder W i'll duly execute contract
The proposals and guarantee will be of the fern to
be obtained at this Office.
No bids exceeding one hundred thousand dollars
WI be entertained. JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel or Engineers,
866t Brevet Maj General u, S. A.
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CRY WARRANTs.-The City Treasurer is
warrants numbering from one to two thousand.
The only notice that has been given of this fact
is written one, placed upon the door leading
into the Office of the City Treasury, as directed
by ordinance of Councils, providing that war;
rants shall be paid in the order as stamped.
Until the warrants specified in the notice are
paid, holders OF those over two thousand cannot
be accommodated.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
II OFFICE No l04 g. FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, August z, 1868

NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS
Sealed PIOposals will be received at the Office Of the
Chiei Commi ,slOner of Highways until 10 o'clock A:
M on MONDAY 10th insts Mt for the construction of
3 Sewer on The line of Eleventh street. from Vine
street 10 The north side of Marks lane, with clear
inside diameter OF three ieet with such manholes as
may be directed by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor
Ihe undeTstandipg to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sew or 10 the amount OF one dollar and 1--WE nty
cents for each neR foot OF front each side OF
he street as so uch cash paid; the balance, as linn
tied by ordinance be PAID by The city, and the con-
tractor will he required 10 keep the street and sewer
good order for three years ater the sewer Is I'M
ished. - -...t.. -. . S... p..z.z.-
RsiToso rack the Sewer shall be constructed al ing
SIDE of said Tacz such manner as not TO obyrnc oi
Lterfere wi the safe passage or the cars thereon;
ana lain for munere Ion shall be paid u Con
TRACTION by the company using said tr ck hs specified
In Act or AIhembly approved Mays, 1865.
Ali IA dders aIe invitel TO be present at the time
and plsf ~ on eping the 'aid Proposals. Each pro-
pnsai wlll he accom- panied by certificate that q
Rond has hean Hle q In the Law Department as d.
Ie,ted hv Ordinance OF May 25 1860. Ii the lowest
Ia ~ err snail NOT execute contract within hve days
aIer the work is awarded, ne VIII o. neemsa ss de,
difference between his BID anu thf DeAt nIgnest nu
Sntchcstiof msy be hsd al the Department or sur
yeys which Will be stlctIy acne eu t9,,, 70 rnyaony
s7u Chief Com ~ isso ner of HighW ays
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SCorTIsH CELEBRATION. - The Philadelphia
Caledonia Club VIII hold their tenth annual
celebration at 0akiale PARK, on Monday, August
II. The Scottish games and exhibitions OF feats
OF strength and sgiltness will be open to all
com net iOrs ..h..
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OF OGDENsBORG HAR.

IMPROVEMENT OF OGDENSBURG HAIR
i BOR. NEW YORK. ..
sealed Proposals In duplicate, will be received at
this office until IL M. MONDAY, August 10, 1868 for
deepening by dreegiDg the hArbor of Ogdensburg,
New York as to give Twelve feet OF wafer al the
lowest stage, In the following places, Wiz
Section j. ON the outer bar across the channel into
the upper hsrbor northeaseIy from the lighthouse,
where about iSOOs cubic yards OF hard sand is esti
mated TO require removal. LIZA ... ... ... D.
Section ii. Between the bridge, the terry wharf
and the Rome Railroad depot where, 1t is esti-
mated about 25,0t0 cubic yards OF very hard "hard-
pam vita gravel and small bouders, must be taken
out -, ..-.
scoWs) must be dumped AT least half mile below the
outer bar, in deep wafer AT q point 10 be marked.
The work must be commenced as soon as possible
and no later Than sept is 1868, continued long
possible this season. and completed by the Both OF No
Bidders must propose for each section separately
and separate contracts will be made for each.
Bios must be made upon printed blanks. which can
he nrocured this office. for similar written oues)
whioh must be properly filled up and signed as ind
catpd. All the information Bsessed at this otiice
will he given to bidders but al lOhtng TO contract
rarcutdlV requested 10 examine at OQdesburg before
sending in their btds. ,. -. =, r, Y. H. BLUNT,
o.. Is. ENGINEBR OFFICE,
OkWHGO, N. Y, July a. 1869 Tlo Nb
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BANKRUPT CAsEs.-FrOm an official source
we learn that the whole number of applications
for the benefit of the bankrupt law made to the
Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
up to this time is 844, and that the discharges
granted number over two hundred,
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CAsUALTIEs.-Mary Dougherty, fourteen
years old, while at work at Tracy's mill, Twenty
fifth and Spruce streets, on Saturday had one
OF her hands severely lacerated by having 1t
caught in the machinery.
Edward McLsug him, twelve years old, while
at work on Saturday in a bolt factory in West
Arch street, had au arm broken by having it
caught IN the machinery. Both were admitted
into the Pennsy lVaDia Ho- pitol.
About 10 O'Clock on Saturday night Richard
Baden, workman at Gaul's brewery, was badly
injured about the head aud face by being caug ht
in the machinery. De was taken to the hospital.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning Oliver
Meeks, forty-hve years OF age, fell from the
second story window OF the house No. I'LL s.
Twelfth street. He was removed TO his home.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock horse at
tached to a carriage ran away at Tenth and
Walnut streets, throwing ont Mr.. and Mrs. MUIR
ply and Miss Sharp, severely injuring Miss
Sharp.
Mary Shea, sixtyfour years old, fell down a
fight of stairs on Saturday and fractured one OF
her arms.
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HAY MARKgT.-During the past week 409
and sold at the following prices: Prime timothy,
hay, per 100 pounds, $l.40@1 so; miXet and
new, $1.25GDl.30; inferior, $l.l0@l.l5; straw,
Sl'lO@l,25,
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U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The new term Of
this Court VIII be commenced on Monday next
Among the criminal cases 10 be tried are annm-
ber tor the alleged Illicit distiliation OF whisky
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DENNsYLVANIA HOSPITAL.

u PHILADELPHIA, January 2s, 1885,
The attending Managers aTe:-
8. Morris VAIN. No 12s South Delaware avenue.
Adolph E, Borie, No. 1853 Dock street.
Attending PhysiciRn-Dr. j. M. Da Costa NO. lOOa
Spruce strt ct.
sOnIh Fifteenth street; DR.. ID. Hayes Agnew, No. IL
The PLY sicans and Surgeons attend at the HOspi-
tai every day (Sundsys excepted) 10 receive appli
cation for admission,
Persons seriously injdred by accident are always
tharasftar - 2Z7t
UTOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY
wv The following Managers and Officers have
been elected tor the year 1865
ELI X, PRICE, Presldent.
VIM, II. Moore VIM W. Keen
Samuel &. Moon, ... Ferdinand u preer'
Gilies Balett George Ia Buzoy'
Edwin GTeble, B A. Knlgnt.,z
eecTetRi y and TreasuTer-JOS b. TOWNSEND;
The Managers have passed a resOlu Ion requiring
both IOhOlders aud Visitors to present tickets ~ the
entrance for admission TO the Cemetery TSeks,s e,s
ARCH Street, or OF any OF the MGnagerR 7N
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MISSING. - Captain William T. Todd, of
Bridgeton, N. j., who came 20 this city on the
oath ultmo, and lett for Medlord shortly after
wards. has not returned 10 his home. and serious
apprehensions are felt concerning HIM.
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IEoUEsTs. - The Coroner was notified to
hold an inquest at No. III Spafford street, on
the body o. an unknown man who died sud
denIg; also on the body OF II female child
found in ditch at Second and Miiln streets.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Negs see First Page.


ALMANAC FOR PBILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
BUN 05 MOON RISES.
Sun Us HleH WATER.........-. 6Sl
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
$$s5s !. 5SSss oo4r--.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

M 3 r OK & SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY. ..
NO 48O WASHINGTON AVENUE Philadelphia.
WILLIAM wRIGHTs PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF STEAM ENGINE.
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE
Patented June, 1868.
PATENT VALvELEss STEAM HAMMER.
d. NJ. wEsToNs
PATENT sELF-oENTERING, sELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR RDRAININGMA MACHINE
HYDRO EXTRACTOR, ...
For Cotton or WoOllen manufacturers. r. 1Omwf1y
.fEEsA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER Il II NY M3RKsnNEAEiE SRK SriSE i 4 ! LEVY
MA4S3HtLNIsTs M 43t m Observation-Disclosures, nt as hAII BLAOK
Snsaged il building and repairing Marine and KiseI
s5Ss g. s SE
Stationary 6avlng ses Of patterns Of different sizes
Every description q pattern making made at the
Tubular and Cylinder BoIlers OF best PennsyVS
nis charcoal iron. Forgings OF All sizes and kinds
Turning Screw Cutting. and all other work connected
Drawings and Qualifications for all work done a,
the establishment free OF charge, and work guaran.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room foI
% e ss sS
-O- -'1''-N JACOB G. .NEAFIE
JOHN p. LEVY,
6R BEACH and PALMER Streets.
]. VAUGHN AERRICKi WILLIAM MERRICK
JOHN 10. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTB,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, 9asometers, Tanks, Iron Boats ETC.
Castings OF al Kinds either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Room for Gas Work, workshops, and
Railroad stations, etc.
Reiors and Gas Machinery, of the latest and mosl
| improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grst Mills Vacuum Pans, on
steam Trains Defecators. Filters, Pumping, En-
Sole Agents for N. Bnleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and
Draining Machines. RSS
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GROCERIES, ETC.

ITO FAMlLIEs RESIDING IN THR RURAL
.. DIsrRICTs --.....
We prepared, aH heretofore, 70 supply familiea
at their residences with every description Of
FINR GROCERIES, TEAS, ETC,
ALBERT q. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries.
n7Lp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sin,
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DIRECTORS. "
Thomas G. Hand James O. Hand,
John g. Davis, Samuel E. stokes, ..
Edmund "A. SOuder, James Traquar,
Joseph III. Seal, William q. Ludwig
Theophilus Paulding Jacob z. Jones'
Hugh Craig James b. Nc Farland,
Edward Darlington Joshua p. Eyre,
John X. Penrose, Johu d. taylor,
II, Jones Brooke, Spencer McIvaine,
Henry sloan, Eenry Dallett, Jr.,
George G. Leiper, GEORGE w. BernardOu,
William q. Boulton. D. 4. Morgan, Pittsburg
Edward LafourcAde j, b sempe, "
Jacob Regel, A. b. Berger,
THOMAS c. HAND, President.
JOHN O. DAVIS Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 1890
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Br. brig Alva. Armstrong. I8 days from St John N
b.. with brandy, lumber. eic.' to r. p Calvin a Io "
steamer II N. Farchild. Trout. "a hours from Nav
York, with mdse TO w. NJ Baird q Co, ''"
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CitV Election.

TN accordance with an Act OF the special
Il session of 1868, OF the General Assem-
bly, of South Carolina, an election for
Mayor and Aldermen OF the city OF Colum-
bia will be held ON TUESDAY, the 10th
instant. 3.. =
All citiz6n9 residing in Ward 3, desiring
to vote, will have to register their names.
The Registration Book will be open as
Holmes Shop, on Friday, Saturday and
Monday, the 9Th, 7th and 9th instants,.
from o'clock A. H.. to- 8 o'clock z. a.,
Qualifications OF voters are: To be o citi-
zen of the United States, q resident OF this
State one year, and Of this city sixty daye.
next preceding this election. IN
w. HUTSON WIGG, .
Chairman Board of Managers Ward 8.
MOVE aES
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ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS.
The Charleston papers state that the
Republican majorities in Edisto,
Wadmalaw and St. Andrews (main-
land) amount to 1887.
KERsHAw.--The complete return
from this County is as follows; Re-
publicans 1,45i; Democrats 7S9. Re-
publican majority 665, but q very
large Democratic gain on previous
elections.
DARLINGTON. N.-The voting at four
precincts has been declared illegal.
Whittemore, the Republican candi-
date for Congress, received only thir-
teen legal votes, says correspondent
of the Charleston Mercury.
ABDEvILLE. Com plete returns show
Democratic majority of 1850. At
Diamond Hill and Union precincts,
the votes were unanimously Demo-
cratic.
LEXINGTON. Returns from the diff
ferent precincts show that the Demo
Gratis are ], 100 ahead.
FAIRFIELD. .-Ridgeway-whites 1856;
colored 2S2 Republican majority
127. Doko-The majority for the
Democrats 81.
NEwBERRY.-The entire vote was ::
Democrats 2,033; Republicans 1,OO7
democratic minority 1,026. A cor.
respondent in Newberry says there
were 301 Democratic votes poIled by
negroes, and but two native whites
voted the Republican ticket.
GREENvILLE, E,-Incomplete returns
from Greenville show O Democratic
majority of 10l. The precincts to be
heard from will largely increase this
majority.
LAURENs. The complete vote is
as follows: Democrats /, ,932; Repub.
licans l 1,194-Democratic majority of
739. and large Increase on former
elections. There is greut compliant
about the arrangement OF the pre-
cincts-some of the voters being
forced to travel twenty aud thirty
miles to reach box. Everything
passed off quietly.
ANDERSON. Incomplete returns in
dictate a Democratic majority of
1000. "
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NEGRO KILLED. Martin Swearen-
gin, a colored man, living on the
plantation of Mrs. Eliz. Swearengin.
about eight miles below this village,
on the Aiken road, was fired on and
killed in his house, on Sunday night
last. by parties unknown. We regret
exceedingly this nninstifiable out
rage on law and order and the peace
of society, and know that the same is
universally condemned by the many
high-toned gentlemen living in the
Immediate vicinity where this unfor-
tunate and sad affair was committed.
Martin, we are told, was n fa ithful
and an honest negro. and why he
should have been the subject of as.
sassination is beyond the conjecture
of those best acquainted with him.
E'tgefeld Adrertiser.
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Dean Storr had occasion, ono day,
to unite rustic in the bands of ma
trimony. The ceremony over, the
husband began to ''sink in resolu-
ton" and, falling into q fit of re-
pentance, he said: Your reverence
has tied the knot tightly. 1 fancy.
but, under favor, may 1 ask if SO it
be you could unite it itagain?" "Why,
no., replied the Dean; "we never do
that in this part of the consecrated
ground" where. then?" cried the
man, eagerly. "On that" pointing
to the burial grounds.
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A romantic pair in Pennsylvania
are blessed with number of dnugh-
ters. The eldest was called CMro-
line; the second, Madeline; the third.
Eve line; the fourth, Ange-line; when
10! the fifth made It's appearance, aud
no name could he found with the de-
sired termination. Determined. how
ever. to "fght it ont on that line. if
It took oil simmer" the parents, at
length, ponnced npon u naIne very
popular 10 their neighbOrhood. aud
forthwith the baby was called Crino-
linei ss'
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PRoGREss. ss.-Columbus sailed to the
American coast in q fcar ha ndretii ton
ship, and first landed upon the island
OF st. Domingo: Last week o vessel
from st. Domingo unloaded inlNew
York over four hundred tons Of .St.
Croix Rum for P. H. Drake g. Co,
OF that city: This is but. a few weeks
supply OF this article, which these
gentlemen use in the manufacture OF
the celebrated PLANTATION B1rrRRs.
We are informed by an exchange that
Messrs. Drake &c Go. have not adver-
tised dollar for year, but that the
sales OF this article continue at the
iormer enormous figure. In 1864,
the receipts of the P1ASTAT1oN Brr-
TIERS were equal to those of the New
York u New Haven Railroad. ~
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price. N6tit3
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RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL EIEc-
TIoN.-The Courie, publishes the fol-
lowing as the result of the election in
the various States as far as heard
from. Total number of electoral
votes 317:
For Grant-California, 5; Connec-
ticut, 6; Florida, 3; Illinois, 16; In-
diana, 13; Iowa, 8; Kansas. 3; Maine,
z; Massachusetts, IL; Michigan, g.;
Minnesota, 4; Missouri. IL; Nebraska,
8; Nevada, 3; New Hampshire, S;
North Carolina, 0; Ohio, 81; Oregon,
3; Pennsylvania. 26; Rhode Island,
4; South Carolina, 6; Tennessee, 20;
Vermont, B; West Virginia. 5; Wis
consin, 9-2O4.
For Seymour-Alabama, 8; Della
ware, 8; Georgia, 9; Kentucky, IL;
Louisiana, z; Maryland, z; New Jer-
sey. z; New York, 1876.
DoubHml-Arkansas. 5.
Not Permitted to Mississippi,
Z; Texas, 6; Virginia. 1913.
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Notice to Teachers.

A TEACHER wanted to take charge, ga
N PRINCIPAL, OF the Edgefield Female
Academy. None need apply unless well
recommended as competent to teach the
Languages, and prepare young ladies for
college. 7l1'-'-il''gs
An Assistant Teacher, as also Music
Teacher, has been engaged. 10 4lE7-5f
School to commence SECOND MONDAY
in January, 1869. il. ADDISON.
Nnv6 ~ l--E 0 g.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s.-The post
Office open during the week from 81h
a. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to s p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at p. M. and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open 81 a. M, close ~ p. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
81s a. m., closes at 2.45 p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery 5
p. M, closes at 816 p. m.
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DEMOCRATIC Noni1NATIoNs.

For Mayor Of the City Of Columbia.
JOHN MCKENZIE.
For Aldermen.
WARD No. 1T. W. RADc11FFs.
CLARK WARING.
JAMES CnAFFEY.
WARD No. 2-JAooB HussUNa.
r. l.. BRYAN.
0. q. BATES.
WARD No. 3-W. z. GEIGER.
W. II. WAITER.
JOHN AGNEw.
WARD No. edward HoPE.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
G. A. SHIELDS.
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PISTOLS. PISTOLS.

lust received, supply OF PISTOLS,
81 from the most celebrated Makers
also, Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead, Per-
cussion Caps, Gun Wada, Powder Flasks,
low figures for cash by
Nov5 J.&T. r. AGNEW.
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Registration Notice.

TIME Books OF Registration for Ward
Il No.2. will be open on Friday, Satnr-
day and Monday, NOVEMBER 9th, 7th and
9th, at tho old leo House. f.
All citizens residing in said Ward, losir-
ous OF taking part in tho election for
Mayor and Aldermen, to be held nm TUEs-
DAY, November 10, are requested to regis
ter their names. r. w. WING,
Chairman Board OF Manegers Ward 2.
N0Yh y 80 -.-l|.---I ~ ~ 90 ~
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"BEE SToRE"-IT Is Luxe THE BEE
STORE: C. F. Jackson surely has d
run of trade; his place is crowded
each day, and his assistants are ae
busy as bees. 7.i. ra''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06

For Sale---The Carolina House.
V!HE undersigned offers for sale the
IL above establishment. 1t is well eitu-
ated for business. n. BARRY. -
Nov
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06
THE P0LLOCK HOUSE.
REJUVENA fED-RE-ARRANGEI

REJ JUVENA TEU-RE-AR RIA NGED,
~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~---~-~~~~~~~~
TVHHE undersigned informs the public
Il that he has put his entire establish
ment in thorough order for the approach
ing winter, and having added large and
floor, can accommodate PRIVATE
DINNER and SUPPER PARTIES. -sZES
Entrance front and rear. -T-I' ,TT--
In the second story, is handsomely
>----s furnished b IL L lard
<<<-.,,,.,.r-,,< 81 ROOM, containing several
~ b phelan Tables, ot the Very
GAess GAeSH.s- latest style and finish. s. ~
III the SAMPLE ROOM, excellent. z
Wines, Liquors. Segars, Smoking and Ss
Chewing Tobacco, etc, can be OBJ NH
tanned 40 W.
OYSTERS. GAME and FISH constahtIy
on hand. -, II. M. POLLOCK. .
Nov 6 -t, r.- 49,