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Proposals,
pRoP0sALs FOB, THE ,ERESTEI.9Y 9E 4

,,pnpOsALs FOR THE ERECTION OF
| IKIDGE OYER ROCK CREEK, AT
s'Nhh' MaroR's orricE, CRY HALL,(
wA,HISgToS. D. c., october y 1865
PROM. Of. will be received st this once uuttl l.
49,. e.. ppai on SATURDAY, October 81, instant,
Tor the orrc,ioso a Bridge over Rock Greek, a X
street uuFlh. Bidders W II furnish plans Of their
o. AID state the pr CO for completing the Bridge.
The right to reject any or all bid. y reserved.
oClS.T S. J, BOWEN, Mayor,
PROPOSALS RBulLplNGATHIR ORDER
At Oh NEAR ST. SIMON 5, GEORGIA.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE LIuHT HORSE BOARD, Z
wAsHtSuTos CITY, Sept 20, 1865
Sealed proposals will be Isce yed at this onioe
IL November, ls6s, for furnishing tho materials
and laDor Of all kinds necessary 70 construct,
Keepers Dwelling at or near St Simon's, Geor-
gia. in accordance with plans and speothcations
Office W. b. SHUbhlCh, Chahman'
scpaNpc9w
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CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and n streets.

This Dispensary Is In connection with ColuIn-
bia Hospital, and 10 opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are abont to be confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable To pay for the services Of medical
pract TONER. will be furnished with medical aten-
lion free, by leaving their names and address at
the Hospital with the matron.
=, HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT the DIsPEssIRT.
Mondays, from to 4...........PrOf, y. Howard.
Wednesdays, from to4....PrU!. J. H. Thompson.
fTdhys, from e 3'';.......'';...:;..Dr Ashford
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sec
rotary OF the Inferior, such orders for admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon In chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, At his ofiee, 1884 | street, between
Twentieth and Twenty. hrst ian6.dly
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and D street south,
Capitol Hill,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
INGToN CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the reception
patients Of every class, both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares OF the bnildlng,
Patients will be received into the wards at &c
per week, payable In advance. This Includes Med
ioine and Medical Or Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
DR. HAeNER, r H. b.. NJ. 200 II street, be.
'wSSf Ekshf TiEf H.f York avenue
WIN MARBURY, N. D., 46 II street.
J, J. THOMPSON, N. D., corner Ninth sire.
and Massachusetts, avenue,
g Y F {glPS, N p, e Est AT Capitol street.
N B. t AibbSSfs6k9 Arb SSk s;Htfffff' PS6.h'
GRAFTON TYLER, M D., corner OF Washing
ton and Gay stIeetsl Georgetown.
W. + JOHNSON. NJ. D.. Seventh street, be.
Ea9WHR6, A. D. s2s = street.
oh H. Nss2fBSE kM32EE ~ ~ f firSS street
Application can be made at the Hospital, or to
either OF the above named physicians. Physioians
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending the
same.
ASrNo persons with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY,
oetl7 Superior.
IoLUMBIA DISPRNBARY, FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DEruLr orAnr'R SIsEsA!'s o,S,ss,
S 81. Stts Pss,ti SsioSst
t III A. aT III tSykyhtRY HoRsRs. v
The Horses will be subject to carsful inspection
before being accepted. They must be sound In all
respects we'll broken, in iun flesh and good sondi-
lion, from nftAen to sixteen hands high. from ave
to nine years old. we'll adapted In every way Tor
The ability Of the bidder to fulhl hi. agreement.
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
Which guaranty must accompany the proposal
The Horses must be delivered within lon ilO)
DAYS from the date Of acceptance Of any PROPOSAL.
The Government reserves the right TO rejsrt any
Psyment 10 be made on completion Of contrsue.
aids will be indorsed Proposals. for Cavalry
Horses,'' and addres:sa 20 n undsTsignsdd,r Bal
octs-td Deputy O. N. Cen, U. s. A.
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WRAAPPgR,IINNo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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TERMs!cAsH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
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The msnI tbonsands cOIed az ibIl ID;,,Itr,Ion
within the last eighteen years, and the Numerous
Surgical Operations performed bS d. JohPStoDj
many other papers, notices OF which appeared
| again and again before the public, besides hs
standing as gentleman Of character and reHponBi.
bility. " ficient guarantee 70 the Afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
| Persons writing should be particular In direct.
ing their letters 2 h.s IN the following
manner: JOHN JOHNSTON, NJ. D.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jes-ly Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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The Senators whose ,voieebs are "a
hx the Presidents fate, are fifty-fou1
in number, of whom! forty -thrse5 are
Republicans, as follows: Benjamin F
Wade, Ohio; Henry B. Anthony, r.
l.; Simon Cameron, Penn; a. G..
Cattel, N. j.; Zach Chandler, Mich.
Cornelius Cole, Gal. /; Rosco Conklin.
n. Y; John Conness, Oal.; a. ".
Corbett, Oregon; Aaron IA. Origin,
N. H.; Chas. ID. Drake, NO.; @. ii
Edmunds, Vt; o. 8. Ferry, Conn.
VIM: p. Fessendefi, Me-: j. s. raw.
Ter, Tenn. John Sherman, O.; Wna.
Sprague. r. L. John N. Thayer, Ne.
6raska; Lyman Trpmbull NJ; Geo.
II. Williams, Oregon; Daniel T..
Norton, Min. +. F. Frelinghuysen.
New jersey; James W. Grimes, iowa;
James Harlan, Iowa; J. BAHender.
son, Missouri; Jacob M. Howard,
Mich; Timothy o. Howe, Wis. ed.
win D. Morgan, N. Y; Justin s.
moTrin, Vt; Lot. r. Morrill,, Mo-.
y. z. Morton, Ind: Jas. W. Nye'
Nevada; j. W. Patterson, N. H.: Sa.
mael @. Pomeroy, Kansas: Alex.
ramsay, Min; e. g. Rose, Kansas;
VIM. NJ. Stewart, Nevada; Charles
summer, Mass. T. w. Upton, Ne
braska; P. G.. Van Winkle, W. ":
Henry Wilson, Mass; W. T.. Wiley,
w: W; Richard Yates, III.
The Democratic Senators are eleven
as named: j. A. Bayard, Delaware;
Chas. II. Buckalew, Penn; Garrett
Davis, Ky; James Dixon, Conn. /;
,'il Willard Salisbury, Del; Jas. r. Doo-
little, Wis; Thos. G. McCreery, XIV.
Thos. A. Hendricks, Ind; Reverdy
Johnson, Maryland; D. T. Patterson,
Tenn; George T. Vickers, Maryland.
A two-thirds vote-that of thirty
SIX Senators-will be required to
convict the President. Assuming
that the eleven Democratic Senators
will vote in body for acquittal, and
that Mr.. Wade will insist upon and
be allowed permission to cast his
vote into the verdict, eight Republi-
can votes are requisite to overcome
the decision of two-thirds of the Sc
nate, and thus secure the Presidents
acquittal. Should Mr.. Wade re-
nounce the privilege which a maiori-
ty of the Senate would doubtless
accord to him, seven Republican
votes would suffice for acquittal.
Charleston, Ne,0S.
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The eleventh of the articles. .aS, ita,
parchment charges t6ss PrSs;aaIIt
with trying, in public speeches, to
"bring Congress into disgrace, ridi-
cule, contempt, hatred and re-
proach." Whether he tried or not.
everybody will conclude that he fail
ed; but there are three or four
members of Congress who, evidently
Impressed Sy thc sense of III. failure.
have done it themselves. And now
they are very jealous to punish hin,
for failing in doing what they have
accomplished. That article ought to
be withdrawn. A conviction under
1t would look like sarcasm or Joke.
Ne,D York Times.
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A DESTRUCTIVE WIND Ne

A DESTRUCTIVE WIND NEAR
GEoRaETowN. s. CA terrible blow,
attended with much damage to pro-
perty and loss of life, took place
above Georgetown, s. c., on Thurs
day last. between 2 and 8 o'clock D.
M. The wind commenced at the
plantations of DIR. Gaillard and Mr..
Reese Ford, on Black River, where
the buildings were somewhat injured,
and took course from there to the
Pee Dee River, where it passed i'm
mediately over the plantation of DIR.
fishburne. At this point, it was
terribly severe, demolishing some
thirty small buildings, breaking most
of them entirely up, and iniuring
several large structures, and in the
demolition of these houses some
three colored persons we're killed out
right, and several others badly, if not
dangerously, injured. The trees
along the course of the wind pre-
sented scene of entire destruction.
being almost universally broken or
rooted mp, and in several instances
were lifted from the ground to a
great elevation. It is feared that
further damage to life and property
may be heard of. The hour being
one when many persons were in the
field and not at their residences, pre-
vented greater loss Of life.
(Charleston Ners, 12tA.
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

William r. Kennedy, Executor, Va. George
ashford and Matilda Ashford, his wife:
Nancy Craig, and others.-BM for Par,
tition of Real Estate.
pURSUANT to the decretal order in the
u above stated case, I will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY in June next, before the
Court House, in the city of Columbia,
=, Az that lot OF LAND, in the city OF Co.
lumbia, containing one acre, more or less
with, good Dwelling with eight rooms,
besides out-buildings, bounded North by
land OF - Kirk and @. Hoagland, on
"a East by Richardson street. South by lands
ta.e t OF u. reilly, deceased, and A. Craw-
ford; West by Assembly street.
!, TERMS OF SALE.-One-sixth cash, and
the balance on q credit Of one and two
years, IN equal annual instalments, with
interest hns5 from the day OF sale, secured by
Dond and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps, Ic.
,, d. B. DESAUSSURE,
may 7 @. E. R. D.
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SOIREE.

HNHE ladies Of Trinity Church propose
Davis new hotel, on Main street, on the
evenings Of 10th and Goth May, SOIREE,
Tor the purpose Of repairing the church.
a CONCERT Of the best amateur perform
ers and attractive REFRESHMENT Ia
BILE are promised for both evenings.
Such of their friends who will kindly con-
tribute to this object are cordially invited
to the days above indicated will be re-.
ceived by Mrs. JOHN PRESTON, Jn..
Blanding street, or ON the 10Th and Goth
at the hall, by Committee of Ladies'. who
Will be in waiting from a. m. to 8 p. m.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ConUMBIA, s. c., May 12.-Sales of
cotton to-day 80 bales; midding S2l5
New York, May 12-Noon.-
Money GOT. Exchange 1915. Gold
391a. Flour 5(@10c. lower. Wheat
A shade easier. Corn o trife lower.
Pork dull-new mess 28.7002S. rs.
Lard heavy, at 1903. Cotton dull
and lower, at 80 for uplands. Freights
quiet.
7 P. Motion dull and decided
ly lower; sales 800 bales, Mt 29Lm
80. Flour dull and lower. Mess pork
$50. Lard dropping, at 18@l915.
: R8LTIMoRE, May 12.-Cotton very
Vh61f3 at 80. Flour dnll-Howard
street superhne 10.5O@11.25. Wheat
quiet-Maryland 3:35. Corn dull
yellow 1.25.
CMoHVf ATT, May 12.-Flour dull.
Corn I'D et, at 5000. Mess pork
28.75. Shoulders 13h91356; clear
sides 17--holders anxious to sell.
Lard neglected. al : u.
AUGUSTA, May 12.-Little more
doing in cotton; sales 175 bales; re-
ceipts 88-middling 281S.
MOBILE, May 12.-Cotton market
closed quiet; sales 1000 bales-mid-
ding 271a; receidts 76.
SAVANNAH, May 12.-Cotton dull
and unsettled; nothing doing-mid-
ding held at 80, but % offered.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton
dull and lower-middlings 291a; sales
800 bales; receipts 3s8. Cuba mo-
]asses 46@55. Flour-lower grades
dull; superfine 9.25; choice firm, at
13@15. Corn firm, at 1.O2@l. .O5.
Mess pork dull, at 20. Bacon dull
shoulders Az; clear 1871.
LONDON, May 1913 p. M.-Con-
soils 9416@94I. Bonds 7O56.
LIVERPOOL, May 1913 P. M.-Cot-
ton dull and inactive-uplands 11%
(912d.; Orleans 1216@124; no bu-
slness in cotton afoat.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-Evening.-
Cotton ste steadier and more doing;
sales 5000 bales-uplands on SPOT
llMG@12; afoat 112a1l; Orleans 1211aS
@12I. 20
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SOUTH CAROLINA BEFORE THE Re-
CONSTRUCTION CoMhnTTEE.-Our tele-
grams announce that the Executive
Committee of the Democratic party
OF this State held an interview yes
terday with the Reconstruction Com
mittee, and presented their protest
against the ratification, by Congress,
OF the Constitution adopted by the
recent Convention. They were. of
course, received by Mr.. Thaddeus
Stevens, the President of the Anne
rican Star Chamber, with o chilling
remark" but what follows in the
telegram furnishes some ground.
however slight, for the hope that the
Committee will not easily be able to
close its eyes to the injustice of the
instrument which is thus brought to
their notice. It is true, we have not
much to expect at the hands of an
lnquisition which has tyrannized not
only over the liberties of those who
are at their mercy, but also over the
freemen of their household; but we
dare breathe prayer that some sense
ofsthe outrage which is sought to be
pefpstrated upon our people may be
lnstiifed in the minds Of the Commit
tee by, Colonel Thomas and his
colleagues, and that such modifica-
tions will be madein the Constitution
as will make it.- at least tolerable if
not acceptable to those who will be
under its rule.-ChUl lesion Courier.
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News Items,

CHICAGO, May 12.-The Confer
ence, to-day, admitted the Southern
Conferences to full fellowship. Ap-
plause followed the report.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE South. i.
ern radicals organized last night for
concert Of action. Judge Hum phrey,
of Alabama, President; Col. Devices,
of North Carolina, Secretary. r
1t is claimed certainly. that Hender.
son, Grimes, Fessenden, VanWinkle.
and Fowler, are for acquittal; Antho-
ny, Ross, Wiley, Frelinghuysen, and
Sprague, are still doubtful; VanWin-
kle and Fowler are not fully commit.
ted for acquittal.
The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the General
of the ARMY, and submitted state
ment Of the votes cast for or against
the State Constitution, as follows:
North, Caroline s--For Constitution
50, $50; against II, ,820. South Caro-
lina-For ,70.T5S; against 81, ,2S9.
GeorgiaLF'or SO, ,0O7;! against IT,
3O9. Louisiana For 66, 527; against
1879. Alabama-For So. .SO7 ::
against 1,005. Referred to the Com
mittee on Reconstruction. The
House went into Committee of the
Whole.
After adjournment of the conrt,
Drake said he made motion to ad-
lourn over, because he believed the
Senators were not in O condition to
attend to business. Conkling asked
what was the matter. Drake said, if
the Senator could not see what was
the matter, it was useless for him to
tell him. The whole country now
was trembling in IN agony of sus-
pense.
The case of John Surratt was called
up in the criminal court, and at the
suggestion of counsel for the defence,
it was continued until the next term.
A motion to discharge him on bail,
will be argued tomorrow.
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E@l9@E@PEa.
Cable nespstches.,

Lf3poN, May 12.-An Anti-Pope-
ry rid occurred at Ashton, under the
line. The mob paraded the streets,
sacking houses and outraging people;
severe& were shot before the riot was
surprised. d.,
CoNsTAaSTINoPLE, May 12.--The
Sultan, addressing the new Council,
said the time has come when Turkish
manners must yield. to European
civilization, e., - ~
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The Irnpeachrnone Court.

WAsHINGToH. May lathe court
of impeachment adjourned until Sa-
turday, on account Of the illness Of
Senator Howard. No vote was taken.
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the court, the, Senate proceeded
to Legislative business, but adjourned
without doing anything. ~ '.''
Tne House Is in session, transact
ing business. Nothing important
transpired.
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MIR. EDITOR: Please allow US to suggest
to tho Democratic Club, and all other
good men, that zee divest ourselves of all
selishnese, and work together for the
good OF our whole State. And as q great
basis OF principle and po,oer combined, We
set forward the following nomination,
hoping that it will be considered by all
men carefully and meet their approval.
TRUE DEMOCRACY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court.
D. B. MILLER.
Sheriff.
JESSE Z. DENT.
Td1 Collector.
w. T. SLIGH.
Probate Judge.
D. B. DESAUSSURE.
Coroner.
JACOB BELL.
County Commissioners.
w. II. STACK,
JESSE G.. LYKES, ..
JOSEPH TAYLOR, (colored.)
RICHARD O'NEALE, in.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor.
j. P. THOMAS.
WdrdenS.
WARD No. 10. A. LOGAN.
CLARK WARING,
ALONZO REESE, colored.
WARD No. 2-F. w. WING,
G. A. BEDELL,
VIM. MYERS, colored.
WARD No. 3-R. @. SHIVER,
JOHN AGNEW,
CAPTAIN CARROLL, col.
WARD No. 4-WM. MoGUINNIS,
JOHN ALEXANDER,
PAGE ELLINGTON, col.
We further take the liberty to say, that
the community would be highly pleased if
the present efficient officers, Chief of Po-
lice and City Clerk, would be retained.
Further, that sufficient number of the
police to attend to the wants of the CO.
lored people be selected from their ranks.
MAY IL T. D.
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.A11ofdona 5a1ea

Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SUN.
We will sell, THIS "wednesday MORN.
ING, 18th instant; at our Auction Store
at 10 O'Clock, withou' reserve,
D. rs bags No. 1 Family Flour,
20 bbls. G. Sugar, ".
25 Grocery Sugar,
20 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
casks Fine Hams,
10 70 boxes Fine Factory Cheese,
70 Pearl Starch,
40 Colgate Soap,
10 kegs Lard,
20 tubs Lard, rv "a
- 1000 lbs: N. Y. sugared Strips.
10 bbls. Vinegar.
, ALSO,
Barrels Whiskey, barrels Gin.
Barrels Wines,
|, 5000 Segars, various brands.
Boxes Fine and Common Chewing To- :
bacco, "i"e Az"
900 lbs. Smoking Tobacco. -...
ALSO,
A large assortment Of Mems and Rovs,
Hats. Do's
ALSO,
Sundry, articles Of Furniture. and MANY
other articles too numerous to mention.
Conditions cash. May I3
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

~ THE DESIRABLE LOT, with RE-
UNI S1DENCE, corner Of Laurel and Bull
Place.
The buildings are all first class and
complete, with all modern improvements
and oonveniences. The lot contains three
fourths OF an acre or more: well stocked
with choice fruits and shrubbery.
For terms-which will be made accom-
m0dating-apply to Mrs. II. G. BRON-
OON, thrOugh this Office. MAY @
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STOLEN.

- RRoM Mr.. John d. Frost,s plan
Y tation, on the night Of the 11th
0instsnt, q mouse-colored MARE
MULE, unshod, medium size, with work
her return. :.t1- TT KFITu
May Is ~. =. - - q: N
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS

- NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
WJE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w ON SHORT NOTICE, AND ON THE
VERY BEST TERMS, STANDARD AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, REAPERS,
MOWERS, THRESHERS, HORSE POW
ERS, HAY RAKES, ENGINES AND MILL
BINDINGS, WHEA FANS, CORN
on hand many of the above machines,
With BOLTING CLOTHS, SCREEN WIRE,
SAWS, &c.
We are interested in, as we'll as familiar
with, the wants Of the people of our State,
and can warrant machines sold by us to be
the best adapted to this country, and will
sell at manufacturers' prices. Parties must
make their orders early to preYont disap.
pointment. FISHER Il LOWRANCE.
May
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NOTICE.

NUTICE. F"' -
A IL persons having demands aeainst
EA the estate Of the late JAMES a.
GUIGNARD will present them, properly
attested; and those indebted win mako
payment to the undersigned.
NJ. JAMES &. GUfdNARD, Admir-.
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s. SPECIA A r, .'IDT''

u
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE,l
PETAIL MERCHANTS, awakel Take
;lG. notice! Save your thousandsl This
is to inform you of the organization Of the
UNILED MEROHANTS' COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION. You are cordially invited
TO accept or the benefits and advantages
your participation will secure to YOU In
your trade operations. Your membership
VIII save for you thousands. BY co-opera-
ton, the profits you arc now being com
PEELED to pay away to importers, iobbers
and Wholesale firms are saved, and the
original cost Of your goods is reduced to
that OF importers. We will save from
twenty to thirty per cent. We call upon
you to arise-count the cost Awakel
awake! the time for action has comei
such an opportunity has never been Of
fered to you before 1t should not be me-
giected single uay; it is of personal into.
rest to all. Merchants Of the Soutb. we
invite you to join us. 1t will save millions
IN your behalf, that you now pay to North.
ern firms. Be wise. Merchants WAITING
Baltimore should call at the Office of the
Association, before buying their stocks.
and look to their interest. Send stamp
and get our little pamphlet. Address
MORRILL, i CO.,
Agents U. M. @. H.,
81 West Lombard ct, Baltimore, Md.
May13 81
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DR.. D. L. BOOzER,
HAVING obtained from the different
IL patentees OF the profession, Office
rights of the latest Improvement in DEN
'TlSIRY, is preparen to do all kinds of
DENTAL WORK with neatness, durability
and despatch, at the very lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
Main street, Columbia, S. G., three doors
North of Agnews. NAV "
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No Cique--.Genuine Democratic
Ticket.
For Mdyor.
-, Col. j. p. THOMAS. -.. b..
, & IS !. For Aldermen.
WARD 1T. W. RADCLIFFE,
JACOB LEVIN,
~ ROBERT JOINER.
WARD &c. a. Mot,
~ L. D. CHILDS,
JACOB HUsSUNG.
WARD 3-R. G. SILVER,
DIR. JOHN LYNCH,
T. W. WING.
WARD 4-RICHARD WEARN,
JACOB II. WELLS,
EDWARD HOPE.
The above ticket is submitted by those
who have the abiding interests of the city
at heart. VOTERS
May 13 -
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Independent Ticket.

Independent Ticket.
Mayor.
JOHN FISHER.
Aldermen.
FIRST WARD-CHARLES LOGAN,
ROBERT JOYNER,
SECOND WARD-M. BREMEN,
JOHN MEIGHAN,
F. w. WING.
THIRD WARD-A. l.. SOLOMON,
E. Fl. HEINITSH,
FOURTH WARD-W. @. SWAFFIELD,
VIM. McGUINNIS.g
Mr.. EDITOR: The above ticket comprises
real estate owners-self.made men-who
will see that the interests of Columbia will
not suffer detriment.
Nay 10 q MANY CTTIZENs.
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Merchants and Mechanics Ticket.
For Mayor.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
For Aldermen.
WARD No. 1-ROBERT JOYNER,
T. W. RADCLIFFE,
JAMES CLAFFEY.
WARD No. 2-M. BREMEN,
f. W. WING,
JACOB HUSSUNG.
WARD No. 3-JOHM AGNEW,
r. @. SHIVER,
N. EHRLICH.
WARD No. Ar. WEARN,
j. 81. WELLS,
L. II. TREVET.
The above ticket is respectfully submit
ted to the citizens for their support.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS.
May IL s.
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Nomination for the Mayoralty.
WILLIAM III. MYERS, ESQ.,, is a candi-
aa.o sor t.iiio Mayor a;,tty, and viii ne sup.
ported by his
May 8 NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
Municipal Election for Columbia.
For Aldermen.
WARD No. 1-THOS. W. RADCLIFFE,
JOHN MCKENZIE,
CLARKE WARING.
WARD No. 2-DR. G. II. Mot,
l.. d. CHILDS,
o. u. BATES.
WARD No. 3--WM. Il. WALTER,
DIR. JOHN FISHER,
DR.. WM. p. GEIGER.
WARD No. A-RIOHARD WEARN,
JOHN ALEXANDER,
ALEX. Il. TAYLOR.
The above ticket, for Mayor and Alder
men, is respectfully submitted to our citi-
zcns for their support.
May PROPERTY-HOLDE