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POLITICAL AND GOVERNMENTAL RE-
FoRM.-The honor belongs to the great
State of Illinois Of initiating the first and
most important movement for reform Of
our State governments which has been
attempted since the late war. One of the
most deplorable Of the consequences Of
the war has been the rapid decline in
morality, and in regard for the true
principles of Republican freedom and
good government in our State and muni-
cipal systems, and in the vast increase of
corruption, venality, and selfish and par
tisnn aggrandisement.
The accession to power of the radical
party, with their profound contempt for
the old ideas Of tho fathers of the Co
vernment, with their tendencies to po-
litical usurpation, and to the unscru-
pulous use of political patronage for per
sonal and party aggrandisement, regard
less of the old landmarks and Limitations
of constitutional republicanism, and of
the fundamental provisions of Magma
Charta and bills of rights, has spread
corruption through MI the States, to M
extent which is not parallelcd in any
other country in the civilized world, and
which has caused the true md patriotic
of our citizens to despair of the future Of
our Republic. .-NeW Orleans Times.
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JoY TO THE VOID! WOMAN Is FryE!.-
Among the many modern discoveries looking
to the happiness and amelioration Of the hu.
man race, none is entitled to higher conside-
ration than the renowned rcmcdy-Dr. j F.
Bradiieid'a Female Regulator, Woman's Best
Friend. it woman is cmancipated from
the numberlcss ills peculiar to her sex Be
fore its magic power all irregularities of the
womb vanish. 1t cures whites. II cures sup
preston OF the mcnscs. X removes uterine
distractions. 1t cures constipation and
strengthens the system. II braces the nerves
and purtics the blood. 1t never fails, as thou
sands of women will testify. This valuable
field. Druggist, Atlanta. Ga. Price, Il. so pcr
bottle. All respectable drug men keep it,
Jl1
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MORE OF THE CITY PROPERTY LEVIED
UpoS.- In our advertising columns will
be found an advertisement from Sheriff
Mackey, announcing that by virtue Of
an execution in the case Of the executors
Of George Gibbon vs. the City Council,
he will sell at the Court House corner,
on the first day of next month, all the
right, title and interest of the defendants
in the following property of the City
Council of Charleston, or as much there
OF rs may be necessary to satisfy the exc
cntion: 800 shares, original stock, of
the North eastern Railroad; $3.50 shares
Of Memphis and Charleston (dividcnd)
stock; 1000 shares, original stock, OF
Chcraw and Darlington Railroad; 81, ,391-
80 certificates Of Indebtedness of the
Northeastern Eailroad; $2G, 600 8 per
cent. bonds Of the North h-castcrn Rail
road. The value of the property, thus
levied. is far in excess OF the amount of
the execution Charleston Ne,rs.
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Imported Wines.

HAVE just received the following list OF
l. choice WINES, comprising the finest Euro
peah brands. This is, without doubt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
CLARETS.- -l;randcnburS Freres' Mcdoc,
st. Julien: MarganX, pontct Canet, Lal:osc,
Chateau l.aliosc, Grand Yin Latour 1873;
MarSaux, 1858; i.aFitte. 1875
iloCNS AND SACTEI,NIES.-Lanb
helmcr, Nccrstcimcr, Hockh, inner, Marco
6rnnrr "udcshcimer, Ha"t Sautcrnc, Haut
Barsac
tlAoIPA GNES.-Mo" ~ Chandon's Yer.
zcnay. Dry ImpcriaI; Vim Imperial, G1cen
seal. Druch, rouchcr & Co.'S Lac Dor, Carte
DOE, Sparkling Mosc!lc.
iiERSlEs.-All Grades, from house of
Wisdom IL Wartcr, Acrcs dc In Frontcra. in
ciudInS some very choice "ANIONTILLADO -
worthy the attention Of connoiscnrs.
May 10 GEORGE SIMMERS
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Tie attention Of orr readers is called to.
day to tic advertisement in another column,
headed l.ippnar,s Great German Bitters,
preparation that has been used for inward o.
century iii enlightened Europe with the
greatest success in the cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
LIVER Complaint, loss of tone in the digestive
l..ppman ~ Bro, Savannah, Ca, have, at con.
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining tllc
Original recipe for making this delightful tast.
ing Dtttrs, and pledge their reputation tha:
in preparing it, the original standard shall b.,
Kept up. Jult2
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ELECTORAL PLATFoEA1 OF THE NORTH
ERN PRoaHEssIsTs. Berlin journals
OF July publish the electoral manifesto
OF the progressist party. AS the coming
elections will take place at the same time
both for the North German Parliament
and the Prussian Chamber, the pro-
grammc referred to is drawn up with Il
double aim. The following are it's prin-
cipal points:
Accomplishment by pacific means of
German unity; enlargement and trans
formation Of the Northern Confederation
into a federal German State; consequent
~ the development in liberal direction
of the Federal constitution, particularly
by Introducing into it tho fundamental
rights OF the German people; Il respon-
sible federal ministry aud the payment
OF deputies; reduction of the military
charges by Il diminution Of the army in
time Of peace and n shortening of the
length Of service; to support nll efforts
made in Europe with view to q general
disarmament; no increase of taxes, but
rather the contrary, beginning with n
suppression Of those on food, which arc
especially onerous to the poorer classes
equal rights for all; universal suffrage in
the separate States as in the Confctlcr;l-
tion.
For the Prussian Chamber of Deputies
in particular the prcgressists demand:
Entire right for it to vote the taxes {;
self-governmcnti in the commune, district
and province; responsibility Of function
aries to the courts of law.
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The best LIVER medicine is EEISIIsH-
QuELS's DELIGHT. This wonderful vegetable
compound acts with certainty upon the Liver
and Stomach, withou. inparinS the functions
Of any other organ. 1t inviSorates, restores,
improves the general condition of the system;
regulates the Bowels by It's aperiont proper.
ties; stimulates the Liver and makes it act:
strengthens the digestion and gives tone to the
man. 1T awakcns the dull and sluggish Liver
10 activity and life. This is, Of all the season
the time to Try il. Go ana sc; 4 bottle fro.
H"ihltSl-voli VIII not regret it. j.
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:, IL the active pursuits Of pleasure or gain.
the lnestimab.c blessing CT health is too Often
forgotten, until disease is firmly seated. ard
the Tact only realized by great bodily and
bic point in most persona, ard the disarranne.
ncnt OF that organ involves almcst the whole
system; hcnco the reason why under Liver
disease there is enumerated e,ich number Of
aiillctions, and we claim the Simmons Iiver
Regulator to be L remedy for them all.
JI7 .c
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Tiierc is q good thing in "put Yourself
IL His Place. When Henry, the hero,
is consulting Jael about his lost love, he
says: 'But how arr l to let her know l
promisc?"
81 don't know. How does everybody
io: everybody know things nowadays?
Wea ,uireuise."
'Of course they do'-in tic columns
Q: the PHd;NIX; and we say "Go :!:ou
-. 10 l:lIcwisc'
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PEARLS AND RrDIEs When rosy Ina nor.
pearia should glitter behind them. .iiTo pre-
serve AID beautify the dental enamel. there i
no no. prsraration i. like Sozodont,a compound OF
ano most whoiesnme, vegetable antiseptics,
Soap Tree, known to the natives as QUILL.
and uaGd by the Spanish Americans for cleans
ing without impairing, the most delicate IA.
brlcs, is most important
THpALpISG's GLUE" will just euit you.
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A County of Illinois claims an cxccp-
tional distinction from the fact thai last
yenr its marriges outnumbcrcd it's di-
vOrccS.
Since Queen Victoria took her place
on the English throne, thirty-three years
ago, every other throne IN Europe las
changed occupants.
Fordhnm: tho English jockey, has an
income Of $4,000.
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\ NAVAL BATrLE-A FIGHT OFF OuH
COAST PHoDADLE.- During our late little
npleasantncss, the citizens Of Chcrbourg
had holiday sight i'll witnessing the
ocean duel between the Kearsnrgc and
the Alabama. New Workers may proba-
bly have an opportunity Of enjoying q
similar sensation now, for there are in
onr waters the North German frigltc
Ancona, of 400 horsepower and twenty
eight guns, and tho French frigatc Semi
ramis and the school-ship jean Bart.
Hall dozen leagues would not be too
long sail for scnsntion-oving New
1orkcrs to go to see this fight.
-NcW York HorM.
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State of South Carolina Richland Co.

~ TIE CD UNT OF PNOBATE.
Ey Nm UutSon IliJJ. J,tdcc q, Probate in
Fich!am Coua'y.
NHEfEAs, Sarah Shannon hath applied
w 10 mo Tor letters Of administration on
tho estate Of DAVID SHANNON. late of Rich.
land, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said deceased, 10 be and
appear before me ut y Court Of Probate for
the said County, TO be holden at Columbia, on
the 2Gth day OF July, at ~ o'clock Il. nl., to
show cause if any, why the said admuistra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
Court, this 18th day of July, a. D. 1870. and
in the nincty-iifth year of American Indc-
pendence. WM. HUTSON WIGG,
July l3 W. Judge OF Probate
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State of South Carolina --Richland Co.

State of South Carolina---Riehland Co.
~ TIE COURT OF PROBATE.
Ey iiiHiam Nu,son T1yr, Judge Of Probate
an Richldnd COunty
WHEREAS. Mary I. Gage hath applied to
w me tor letters OF administration on the
estate of EDWARD G. GAGE. late of Rich
land, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite
anu admonish all and singular the kindred
appear before me, at Court ot Probate for
the said County. to be holden at Columbia. on
the 2Cth day of July, 1870, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
to show cause, il any, why the said adminis-
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Court. this 18th day OF July, A. u. 1870, and in
the niEcty-tifth year of American Indcpcn-
dcnce WILLIAM HUTSON WiGG,
July 13w2 Julrr or J,rnhatc
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
j.. W. Grcen-Wanted to Rent.
Wanted House-Apply Mt this Office:
Meeting Richland Lodge No. 80.
yohn L. Rhett-In Common Pleas.
Bricks Warted-Apply, etc:
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j. al Item s..
Music in the Park this afternoon.

~
Music in the Park this afternoon.
Our telegraphic columns will give the
latest from the seat of war.
The proprietor Of the PHOENIX returned
yesterday.
Reading matter on every page of the
PHESlX.
The ladies Of the fifteenth amendment
nave come out strong in yellow linen
arcsses' iindins them very becoming to
their complcxions.
Inc PHu;SIx Office is supplied with
every style of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type.
together with plain and fancy cards.
paper colored ink, bronco, etc TIL
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three s,,c.t
posters can be printed All kinds oe
work in tho printing line attended to ~
short notice.
MORTALITY FROM LIGHTNING. More
people are killed by lightning than is
commonly supposed. According to re-
Gently published statistics, more than
10000 people have been smittcn by the
electric fluid within the past thirty years.
Of whom 1889 were killed outright.
The fiery bolts, however seem to make
n distinction on account of sex. for of
the $50 killed within the last ten wears,
only 243 were females
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northell
mail is opened for delivery at S a. M.
closed at S.3Oa. Ia. Charleston. opened
ut o.5o p. NJ; closed Mt $50 p. NJ.
Greenvllle, opened at $50 p. NJ. closed
Il: $50 p. N. Western, opened at $50
a. m.; closed at 4 u. III. Charlest:.
(evenins,) opened at S a. m.; closed at
4.3o p. n. On Sunday, ihe post Office is
open from to 10 a. M.
HOTEL Arrivals, July Colunalio
Wofel.-T Wardlaw, S G Gilbert. Jas S
Slmons, W " Simons, Ed II Darnwcll.
L Gillespie, wife and servant, Master
Sadler Gillespie, Charleston; 4 Bouk.
nIght, Ridge; Z * Eichclberger, Jno q
McDevitt, Edgefield; Jas Howard, Ham
burg; j. y Bigger, Manning; G B Foster.
Spartanburg; " d Kennedy, Augusta: j
W Strlbling, JAS II Robbins, J 3 Wat
son, L G Crump, Walhalla; Mrs J J
Mcclure and daughter, Mcclure. Ches:
ter; john d Browne, y c; N G Robert
son, lady md servant, Miss Rutland
fairfield; 7 B elarkson, Wateree; " 2
Hague, city; JOS Crews, Laurens.
NIcherson House. John jenkins. +
u Morgan, Ga; Mr. and Mrs " e Earle
two children and servant, Grcenville: G
N Blake, Henderson; J G McKissick.
= monyllle; A A Antoine and son, Mo;
Il q Fleming, Philadelphia; II G. Mont
eomery, New Rochelle; J III Seigler,
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)LI!MBIA, S. c..
Wednesday Morning. July 20. 1870.
Where arc Our Great Men.

Where arc Our Great Men.
The general complaint, "Where are
the Websters, the Clays, the Patrick
Henrys?" is answered in this way by q
contemporary: AS men become moro
enlightened, rs education becomes more
universal, the talent Of men becomes
more equalized. There is not the chance
now that there used to be for one man
to rise far above his fellows, and thus
compel tho homage and obeisance of
those about him. There are heroes rs
great as ever there have been. But there
are SO many Of them that individuals are
forgotten, and ideas are becoming su-
preme. This is mark of true progress,
and just as fast as the person is merged
into the project, 80 much nearer do we
come to complete culture aud refinement.
It is conceded rs fact that tho ele-
ments Of greatness-moral and intellect
ual power-are the same in all genera
tions. It is the calling of these qualities
into activity that creates greatness; but
it is singular fact, not favorable to the
theory, that our country, ut time when
it most needs great talents, great learn
ing and great patriotism, should develop
hardly any of those qualities in its pub
lie councils. Look at the present Con
gress Of the United States-wherc is the
man in either house that commands the
admiration and homage of the country,
Of 1n o,,1i ir1, oe
it, by his brilliant genius, his enlarged
statcsmanship-or his power to CON-
raand the popular heart? It is evident
that, with all the ignorance in Congress
and ut 10 other period in our history
was there such n display of it-neither
party in either house Lns leader.
Even the heads of factions are men
who have but little in them to commend
them to the popular affection, or even
respect. The Almighty, in His wisdom,
sometimes sends All iron age upon peo-
Pile and commits their destinics to the
counaels OF ignorance, selfshncss and
with the American people at the present
day. The country has been plunged,
head and heels, into the very slough of
degradation, and perhaps the power that
put it there, or tolerated the wicked men
who brought about such consumma-
ton, will, in the process of reformation,
develop the Clays, Websters and Patrick
Henrys, whose loss we now so deeply
deplore. It is hard to philosophize on
the progress and retrogrcssion of hu-
manity.
The Ruler of all the earth seems to
have His own purposes to fulfill with
men and nations, and these arc past
finding out. To-day, He leads them
through the valley Of humiliation, and
Tomorrow clevates thed, to the high
lands Of national pride and greatness.
It may be that the curse Of stupidity and
viciousness that now rests upon us may
be Only Il school for the inculcation Of
high intellectual and moral qualities that
shall in time reedcm the country and
p lace it once moro on the high road to
greatness and renown.
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1t has been noticed at all the fashiona-
bio resorts this summer that the ladies'
toilets are much more simple than they
have been for many previous years.
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How TIE CoMBATANTs STAND.-Sup.
posing Italy, Holland and the Scandiva-
Wan States remain neutral. we find the
following military strength at the dis
pcsal of the belligerents:
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Administrators Notice.

"A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate Of RICHARD ALLEN, deceased,
late of Columbia, S. G., will present them to
law; and all persons indebted to SAID estate
viii please call and liquidatc the same inside
OF The next thirty days, otherwise they will
be placed il the hands Of an attorney for col
lection. JOHN AGNEW
July 9SwS Administrator.
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Mattress Making and Upholstering

I AM now fully prepared to undertake any
4 work i'll the above line OF busdcss. will
either furnish Materials, or make up those
sent me by my patrons. 1 warrant all my
work to be as well executed as can be dono
anywhere. and cheaper than it can be done by
sending North. Specimens of my work can
be seen, at any time at my Shops, ON Wash
ington street, near Masonic Hall.
invite all who want MATTRESSES made,
or old Furniture made to look rs good az II. ",
to give me Il call. I. GRIESS{IABEK.
June 10 tImn
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New Publications.

H1HE CHRISTMAS GUEST by Mrs. South
Il WORTH
The Court and Times of Qacca Elizabeth,
by Miss Aiken, - 25
s125 >
Hammer and Anvil, Spiclhagene' last and
best novel, 81 90.
Memoir of DR.. Scudder, &c years Missionary
in India, $l.Tj
Prince OF Wales Travels in Egypt, Con-
stantinopc and tke East, s1.50.
The Vicar or Bulihampton, by Trollopc.
S1.25, and other new Books for sale at
BRYAN Il McCAKTERS Bookstore.
Jnnc3
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Our tclegraphic columns will give the
latest from the seat Of war.
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South Carolina--.Richland County,
IN TIE COM;|Oy UII,iS

William II. Lindsay and Robert W. Johnson
against the Broad River Bridge Company
William Guick and H. T.. Scott, Trustees.
Complaint for I;eiiei
DC RSCA*r to The order Of til, Circuit
4 Court OF July ], 1870 all creditors and
cia INFANTS arc required to present and csta-
Dhsh their respective demands against the
said thc Broad River Bridge Company, before
me, on or before the 1sr day OF AUGUST
next. (Siynclj John " EJIE'J,I'
July % t3 Spccial Ncrnrcc
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CALL FOR FOURTH CoNoREssIoaA1,

CALL FOR FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT NOMINATING CoNvENTIoN.-We
earnestly urge upon all those citizens of
every County Of the Fourth Congress
sional District who are not in slavery to
the Union League, to meet on the first
Monday of August next, at their re-
spective Court Houses, and appoint dele
gates to q convention to nominate O can
didatc for Congress, to be held on the
Thursday night following, in the oity of
Columbia. and not, as has been sug-
gested, ut Grcenvillc Columbia, though
not in the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, is accessible by railroad in one
day, and at half the expense, from every
County in it. If the convention be held
in Columbia, therefore, it will perhaps
be more largely attended, and will more
fairly represent the District. 4 full
attendance is greatly to be desired. Let
us hear, then, from the Counties, whe-
ther they prefer Columbia or Grecnyillc,
through the press, and then through the
Executive Committee of the Union Re-
form party IVinnsJoro News
CHINESE LABonERs FOR SorrurRS
RAILROADS. hundred Chinese la
borers arrived ct Chattanooga, Tenn,
Friday. They are the first installment
of 1000 who arc to be employed on the
Alabama and Chattanooga road. It is
stated by the Lynchburg [Va) Neus that
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany intend employing Immediately
1000 Chinese to work on the construc-
ton of that road. They nre induced to
take this step, it is said, because the col
ored laborers have left, and nre still leav-
ing, the road in large numbers.
A lady at Saratoga came to breakfast q
few mornings ago dressed in n plain cali
CO dress, with diamond earrings and neck
lace.
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NuE 'AtROW TIE" was invented and pa
Il tented by Mr.. J. j. NIcComb. willie a resi-
dent OF New Orleans, prcvions to the late
war-nnd sales OF considerable dua.titv were
made here in 1861
ing in favor in every section where cotton is
made.
The manufacture and sale Of that TIE is tho
exercise on the part OF 4IcCOND Of AZ uaiiu
pcachable proprietary right
For sale by ali dealers il Iron Tios and
country merchants generally under full qua
rantee at the lowest market prices
ROBERT 31CRE k CO., General Agents.
Charleston, S. c.
CHAELEs L, BARTLETT, Columbia, S. g., &c.
neral Travelling .a:;t for the Caroiinas.
July ~ Gam
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ion! Richland Volunteer Rifle
Company.

FINiL members Of this Company are ordered
4 to meet, NJ Palmetto Engine House Hall
FRIDAY EVENING, July %, 1870, at O'Clock.
Members are requested to be punctual, ne
business OF Importance will be transacted.
BY order OF the Cau.uin Jnly Iy4
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Spices and FlaYoring.
Notice
Pure Brandies.

Pure Brandies.
Id F1rE Jas. IIcnnessys 1860 Cosnac.
1fI pipe '' g 1865 :.
:! pipe DrandcnEurg Frcrcs 1885 "
Icing Importers Agent for sale Of all Fo-
reign Wines and Liquors offered by Inc, can
l;ivo equal Inducements 20 the trade any Job
binS House in New York or Baltimore can
offer. GEO. SYM3IEl:S.
Junc %
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Fruit and Fish.

Fruit and FISH.
CANNED rEACHES--2 lb. Cans 2jc. each.
" Canned Tnmatucs-2 g g 2Gc. :.
Canned Salmon-l Id. Cans-icc. each.
Canned Oystcrs-l ib. Cnns-20c
Canned Lob5tcra-1 h. Caiis-2Oe 6.
Canned Mackercl q ID. Cans-G5c
All fresh and fine, ANA for sale by
Iunc ~ j. X Il. Il. AGNEW
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Richland Lodge No. 39, AIM.
"A AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION of
NtAYthis Lodge will be held in Masonic
I~\ Hall, THIS EVENING, at 8 O'clock
The Third Degree will be conferred.
by order OF the W. NJ. \. G. DAVIS,
July ~ Secretary.
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CLEVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS.
(Formeriy NTilaon's.)

thofmeriy "ilaon's.)
AllEG purchased DR.. Taylors interest in
IL this property, tho subscriber proposes TO
open The boarding House on the 18th Of June,
under thc supervision Of J. W. Williams, late
o: the Mansion House, Charlotte.
The train on tho Charlotte and rutherford
Read leaves Charlotte at O'Clock a. m daily.
Except SHndays,) and arrives at Chcrryvillc
nt II o'clock, where good Hacks, with careful
drivers, Will be ready to convey passengers TO
the Springs at reasonable rates.
CHARGES FOR BOARD.
80 rcr day; Sl5 per week; SIS for four weeks.
ror children and servants, in the usual pro-
portion. Children under two years, no charge.
y liberal discount made TO families and par.
t!cs spending the whole season in the House.
The subscriber would avail himself of this
occasion, to acknowledge. very gratefully, the
liberal share ofpatronage heretofore extend
cd 10 ti;c.c Springs By the public.
JOHN J BLACKWOOD,
JiMc IS ln:D Poe: CNice S;.c.ilv Y c
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Wanted to Rent,
A HOUSE, containing four rooms, or n
"A cutie Of rooms. For particulars, apply
AT thi5 once. July 20