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New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE MARKETS.
Icsrtslly Reported iOr Tna rRInuvE.

lCsrs'uly Reported or The TRrBUNE.I
THURSDAY. Aug. %. 1871.
ASHBS-P0is arm With fair demand quote 81 IS 81 -.
Pearl. limited and steady AZ 4yQ 80 IS.
COTTONEsry the transactions Cotton the spot were
holders who demanded advance
tc subsequently feeling prevailed which le1 to far
sales 20 bales 67 last evening" Dcn1ng ~ Tor
5 II for speculation and zJ for transit For
ufe bass Low Mdingl the sales have been fooTs:
Jt august iG at 7ac September 40 lS!e, 200 at
d E5, seaember and October 100 each at 8tc 2 each st Ic
ksn October November and December 100 each 81 bic, ~
tstb October 100 At Isle 100 ats bc loo s l Noyn
November and December 200 each al ioc Dcei9st
and January, 100 each at 6tc
To $50 hes Tosy-Seytember 6OJ a. Btc 100 At lic,
20 At aio goo At l8 5l6e, 20 at losci 900 at lOsci
October 100 each at bic, 900 each At
i{c September, October and November 100
% september October November aud December 100 each
t 100 each 7l6c September 200 November lC De
eemJsr l6 &c. together Octohe- l sie 100 st Ht 200
b ,6c OJat is, lSsc. 10 70 5l6c, 2O al loc,
1910 70 5c 100 al 10 93c; October November and
December 100 each 36c 100 each l5sc November 400 at
Sl6 go l3ic 8lc 100 a. l8 200 81 6tc NOyem
L. and December 4 each at 6ic December at 10 yl6c goo at
i3l: lO0 l8c 100 at u 7l6c, 200 a. l8t-
Total JJ bales Grand total SO bales We quote follows
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Che Gurf.
YNROTTING

V'ROTTING.
i sl.}25. n pur-es follows: .
To De trotted October next In sd o tbs
Union soldiers ni sailors Orphans each best JIG
P.rs-Geni,enen's Purse,
$40 % hrt horse so
second horse.
beaten 23 500 for hr 80 Tor second
Th rl-Long Island PnrS.
for horses beaten 25i 100 for m PiO for second
Rourth-Aanhattan Purse.
for horses that l:25 500 for inst 800 FOR second
Tma entrance Zee Apply 10 BENZ w. HITCHCOCK, Mahisers
a Beekm Neg York
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tanner & Co.,
.-r.nna

II Wal-st.. Hew-YoTk
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York. London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Main, free of
". S. Taxes. Tanner g. Co.. No. II Wall-st.
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Gong 1slano Real estate for Sale.

D0l ACRE FARM on south side OF Long
uOU Island to EXCHANGE for Brooklu improved property
Price $1,000. NJ. 4. RULAND & Co., Beekmans-, n. Y
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uAvAyA wPpyTy NAREET-Are. 2o

suerSto warehouses Havana Mataniss 200 900 boxes
400 hd exported during the week from Havana and hatsnras
hOgheads
the United States sugar Molsss Sugar 8. reals arrooe Far
10 Good Refining lOOt reals Moasses hnuer but not quotaby
higher Bacon quiet sl3a $lJ 80 y c~L Butter nom
ny 2aG.c Flour quiet sl2 87t for American Hams steady
American Sugac1d $40 SIS 8 QuintsL Lard weak in kegs
SIS SIS qunta tins Sl8Gs 90 Potatoes bu4, ant
at D. bbl Coal oil IN 1t reals gallon LumDe
White fane irm at thousand Pitch Pine nomiuay @J a.
Preighs weak aui nominal Exchange scarce aud firm.
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Brooklnn Real Gstaie for Sale

EOR SALE-A 3-stOry basement and sub-
cellar hrownsone HOUSE 20tO lot 100 well ,eate In Bklyn
Price, $1,000 Apply to NJ A. rutland Co.. Bskmsas, y
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gitn Real estate for Sale.

ElfIf -flRST-ST., between Fifth and Sixth
- Nea-D -Desbe four story hghsoop broru.soue DWELLING,
'nfee rooms deep, hhshei In hsri wood POR SALE loe.
--------- " K STEVENSON & son II Piret.
EOR SALE-The LOT northwest corner of
CAthaueaue and Eust Apply 70 j. X HERBRRT 50 Broad.
''' ~ - " ~ ~ 49,
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ns.-eA Asiei

There was large and well distributed ouSi, I,ed AZ
railroad bonds as reflected in the official sI no fol
the head Of the column. Prices were hrm anu
lowing are the bids: ,-.a A.kei.
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COTTON MARKETS.

PHLADripHA Aug 2.-Coiiol Grbcr Mdilngs, l9id'l.
CHhRLgsDs Aug 2Cotton quiet bat hdlhusa, Ioe ht'
toce Dfs. Sd bales sale l5 bales stock 276J bai.s
EDaFJLK. Aug A-C0t.0n trH, low hiking, i'Ii ut ~
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alarbIe ano 5ldte Mantels.
Corporatlon Nolltss.
BROADWAY,

SUPREME COURT the matter OF the APP
pctou Of the MAYOR Aldermen and C1mm0lsy n tr tJ of
Newl ork reaye 10 the WIDENING and SIRAIGhIESiNd OF
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
New- lerscn Real Gstate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
"A Grounds within foryGve minutes OF EewfoFs business oee
and by fy trains daily situated near depo' in the
growing naturally attractive portion Of Eabeth high sonnd
erra large @ fruit and shade trees lawn garden &c House COM
Portable roomy tasteful modern design and atng situated on the
p,tb Of extensive improvements with sealy value All city
eonvennce. combined country fool AMI living good markets
schools, churches, and unsurpassed travel Terms maie to suit Title
perfect Owner wants o build. Will sell At bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
po view Of house and full particulars property inquire at Wet
Elizabeth Depot or address OWNER POoGce Box No 25 New
Yori
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

The Philadelphia stock market Ia dull. Pennsylvania
g. IO7; Philadelphia and Erie 27i Reading Railroad 6s;
penpsylyania Railroad 6l Gold prices not ascertained
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

tO4fLE-Ihe has
early portion Of the week, fair degree OF business may be
noted. hole remain firm and strengthened 10 tler views
ty eegsms from Rio Java Coffee remains DULL and prices
rran West India styles trml hel but attract
% particular attention. sales at Baltimore Of 300 bags BIO and here 5t
btss DO. "a bags Marscaibo at fuu prices;
Yoar these better medium and better grades
v and ae irregular and SupeTtHe far demand and
frm The steady ana quiet for the low but
heayy medium and gh grades. as Of 800 bbs We quote
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.s7on. At tic same time it would have the
public infer that Mr.. Pillsbury was not a
member Of hat pernicious erganizaaon.
This beating about ths bdsh wiihEnotd DO .sMr.
Pnlsbu,ry was nominated 81 q KnoReN Nusdng,
and, WAS ELECTED as Know Nothing. In
sHampden County, Massachusetts, there were
no Irlshmen whom Mr.. Pillsbury desired to
conciliate. He was at liberty to ayow him
self Know NothiBg, high in the secret con-
fidence of the party. The proofs are at hand
and can be produced.
We are familiar with the principles Of the
Know Nothing party. Their cardinal doc
trine was that no foreign.born citizen, no
Roman Catholic should be elected to public
Office or allowed to remain in Office. There
is no getting over this broad fact And
with this staring. them in the face, what
adopted citizen Of Charleston, what Roman
Catholic can, or will, vote for Gilbert Pills
bury? To aid in his election, to sustain the
apostle OF New England Puritanfsm and
Know Nothing prescription, is to sell pre-
cious birthright for mess Of municipal pot
tage.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

The hostile attitude so boldly and so
promptly taken by The Republican newspa-
per of this city towards the aldermanic tick
ct nominated by the Rif.Raa Convention on
Tuesday night, is one that demands special
notice from The NEWS The course OF our
contemporary, in this particular, has equal
ly gratiied and surprised US. In spite OF its
persistent, sound and timely counsels to its
party in the matter of aldermanic nomina-
tions, We had feared that when the ticket
was announced The Republican would have
sustained it, without regard to its character.
And this apprehension we have taken no
pains to conceal. Now that we have been
so agreeably disappointed, it is due to our.
selves, no less than to TIE Republican,, to
say this much: That we believe the manly
and consistent stand which it has taken has
rendered certain what was before only pro-
bable, that Charleston will obtain. on Wed
nes'lay next, in spite Of all political chances
and combinations, city government in.
some degree, atleast, worthy OF her glorious
past and her aspirations for the future.
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ia tho construction of d river wall Of solid
masonry. from $50 to l75 feet broad, along the
North and East Rivers, With large covered
piers at right angles. Piles have been driven,
and a-Adres are now at work clearing the
way for :, foundation between Castle Garden
and Pier No. /, North River. The main wall
will be constructed of large blocks of concrete,
resting upon rip-rap or pile foundation, as
the nature of the bottom in each place may
require, faced with granite above the ice-line
of the river. It will be finished with mas
sive coping of granite, with lamps and moor
Ing-posts. The street will be fNGd in and paved
on q level with the coping. break.water will
be constructed to form basin for small craft,
and a large landing place, with three ana, nd
ings at different heights. The pier Will DC ovV
feet long By 80 feet broad, built OF concrete In
blocks Of 100 tons each, and granite above low.
water mark. The superstructure Will oe ol
wrought iron and the roadway Of timber. 1t
ia expected that the work oi laying the granite
for the bulkhead frcin thE battery to Pier will
begin about the 1st o. september and be I'M.
ished about the Is. CT December, but the ra-
pldity of the work ieneIAs greatly upon the
condition of the watec The new wharves
are to be built between tne old ones, and as
soon as each is completed the old affairs are
to be removed. Under the new system there
Will be wharf line of thirty-seven miles and a
pier area of about 900 square feet within
the same limits. At all points along the line
the wate. will reach depth of thirty feet,
and in many cases sixty feet.
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Virginia Prepares for Action.

In another column we print part Of the
address OF the Hon. R. T. Daniel to the Con-
servative voters of Virginia. It's pith and
strength commend it to general perusal, and
its good sense makes it applicable to every
portion of the South. As chairman Of the
executive. committee Of the Conservative
party Of Virginia, MIR. Daniel has .endered
most valuable service to his State. He has
been requited with the empty honor Of
senator at large" and the loss Of city
Office, which he held for many years, and
which would have afforded him a comfort
able support In the decline OF life. Still he
tolls on without compensation In the hope OF
reward. Examples of the patriotism of o
better age, the papers Of his native State
are chary even OF their compliments to him.
Unable to do him justice, they accept bis
services without gratitude and without COM
ment. ,
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spotting the F. 'urers.

The Conservative victories in Richmond
and Savannah afford valuable hints as to
the surest way Of preventing fraudul at vot-
ing by the unscrupulous Radicals. In those
cities carefully selected committee remain
ed at the polling precincts during the period
allowed for the registration OF voters. The
committee recorded the names OF all persons
who were registered, and, when an unknown
voter made his appearance, one OF their
number was dispatched to make inquiry
whether he had sworn truly and was really
a resident OF the city. In this way scores OF
Radical perjurers were detected who had
registered twice, or who had no legal resi-
dence within the municipality. These were
instantly arrested, with twofold effect
that OF keeping them from voting improp-
erly, and Of deterring other birds OF feather
from attempting to follow their example.
We suggest that this plan be put in opera
tion in Charleston. Wherever tried it works
well, and no pains should be spared to en-
sure fair and square election.
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Who comes Next

Major Edward Willis has promptly declin-
ed to be q candidate for alderman upon the
ticket OF the Rif:Raf Convention. So pub
lic-spirited a citizen was wholly out Of place
in the company OF the Courthouse Ring, and
We are grati6ed that he has so fully justified
the confidence always reposed in him by the
good citizens of Charleston.
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Call In the s,rassler..

The wire-pullers Of the Charleston Munich
pal Ring caused the time Of holding the
Mayors election to be changed from Novem-
ber to August, in order that they might
make the fight for pnblic plunder in the
warm season when large number of con-
servative citizens are usually absent frem the
city. 1t was an adroit move, and makes pru-
dence and well-directed work, on the part of
the anti-Radicals, the more imperatiVely
necessary. Had we no absentees we could
defeat the Know-Nothing clique with ease.
AS the case stands we must win several hun
dred more votes from the disgusted. ranks OF
the Ring, than would hare been required for
q Fall election. We can, il we set about it in
the right way, carry the city by a handsome
majority. But no avoidable danger should
be incurred. Let it not be forgotten that
the election OF 1868 was lost to the Conser-
yatives by only twenty-three votes!
There are many citizens OF character, una
vo:dably absent, who, being within hailing
distance, can, without much loss OF time or
money, return home to register and vote
We exhort them to do this, whatever the
personal inconvenience And we trust that
business firms who have sent their agents to
the interior, or to other States, will order
them back, so that they may do their part
in redcemiDg the city. This, perhaps, is
asking great deal, but the veal or woe OF
Charleston for two years or more depends
upon the resultof next Wednesdays elcc-
ton, and if, by evil chance, We were de-
feated by handful of votes, they would not
hold themselves guiltess who were not at
their posts, or who kept others from the
polls, at time when every man should do
his whole duty to himself and to his people.
They who propose to take flying trips North
or South will, of course postpone them un-
til after Wednesday. We must husband our
strength, make every vote tell, and victory
will assuredly perch on the banners OF the
Citizens Party.
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TEENS OF TIE NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS, by man one year, "; sl5'
months 81; three months $3.50. SerVedin sns
city at E1earKzs CENTS aweek, yaple 1.-THE caEt q
riers, OF So year, paid inadyance at the once.
TIE TRI.wEEkLY EKws, pubusnea on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays, one year sa' Elk
months 81.
rHs WEEKLY NEWS, enc year 81. SIX copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, $40
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN advance,
and no paper .conunusd after the expiration OF
-'-td Ter.
the time p..4. DAWSON 4 CO..
Address RoKDAN'
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, sc.
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Found Guilty.

The Republican organ, which cliugs des-
perately to its candidate for Mayor while re-
pudiating the candidates for Aldermen,
frankly admits that Mr. Gilbert Pillsbury
was "NoMINATED BY THE KNOW NOTHING
"PARTY OF MASSACHUSETTS FOR STATE SEYA-
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The name OF the Citizens candidate for
alderman from Ward 6 is Elias Garden, and
not Elias Gardner. as the types made US say
in our issue OF yesterday. Mr.. Garden is q
staunch citizen, all whose interests centre
in Charleston. A more acceptable nomina-
ton could not have been made.
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Persons leaving the city during the
summer season can have THE DAILY
NEWS mailed to their address ut one
Dollar Per month, payable in advance.
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~ A MISERABLE. LIFE Is LED BY
the Dyspsptic, for his complaint not only pros
trates the body, but produces gloemy state Of
mind and an irritable disposition. While many
articles are recommended as curatiyes Of this dis.
ease, none have met with the success which has
attended the use Of DR.. JAYNE'S ALTERATIyE,
in connection with JAYNE's sANATIvE PILLS.
The Alternative purines the blood gives strength
to the digestive organs, and imparts a healthy
tone to the system; the sanative Pills change the
yitisted secretious OF the Stomach and Liver, aud
stimulate these organs 10 healthy action. BY the
combined action Of these remedies, many radical
cures have been erectea, and they are therefore
confidently offered to the afflicted. Sold by al
Druggists. GOODRICH, W1NEMAN CO., Whole.
sale Agents. july22-stuth3
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The Fest Argument.

Nothing that can be said as TO the respec-
tive merits OF :he-tickets nominated on Tues
day by the Citizens and Rif-Raff Conven-
tions would be half SO sharp or so effective
as the simple contrast of the two sets Of
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a@ GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on great SOCIAL EVILS AND
ABUSES which interfere with MARRIAGE-with
sure means Of relief for the Erring AID Unfortu'
nate diseased and debilitated. Sent free in seal.
ed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASS0 0CIATI0N,
No. 2 S. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
may13-S -Smos
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N@ CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society viii
receive subscriptions or Donations at his ofllce,
No. So East Bay, corner OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF TWO Dollars will constitute person q
member for one year. Bibles are Kept on band
for distribution. The Society has one Colporteur
in the field, and solicts aid 70 introduce another
Persons interested in the work or seeking further
information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. N. ROBSON,
apr2s-emos Treasurer @. B. q:
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Citizens, native ard adopted, white and
cclored You, whose prosperity, either by
reason Of your daily labor or Of your prop
erty, is linked with that Of our good old city,
scan and compare these names with care,
and choose unto which set Of men you will
entrust the future OF Charleston
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9perial Dotires.

g FREEDaANss, SAVINGS AND
TRUST CoMPANY.-CB RLEsToN BRANoHyKo.
IA BROAD sTREET.-Hney Deposited on orbe-
fore August 1st VIII drw Interest g SIX PER
CENT. NATHAN RITTER,
july27-5 Cashier.
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Notires in Bai1krnptrn.

~-s>>>--cr~~r~||>"~~>>>
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TERN, 1STl.-ln the matter >of N. N.
WCHLTMANN, OF Charleston, Bankrupt.-Petl.
tlon for full and final discharge In Bankrupt
cy.-Ordered, that a hearing be had on the 18th
day OF August, A. D. 1871, at Federal Courthouse:
In Greenve, s. c.; and that all creditors. &C., OF
said bankrupt, appear at said time and p!sce, and
show cause, II any they can why the pray er OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court, The 10th day OF July, A.
D. 1871. DANIEL llORLBEOK,
Clerk OF the District Court Of the United States
for South Carolina. july27-th3
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTE CAROLlNA.-JULY TERM, 1S7l.-1n the
matter Of JAMES F. DRAKE, OF Darlington
County, Bankrupt-Petition for full: and hnal
discharge in Bankruptcy. Ordered. that hearing
be had on the 3lst day OF July, A. d. 1871 at Fede.
raj Courthouse In Charleston, 8. c., and that al
creditors, &C., OF said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, aud show cause, II any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
By order OF the Court the 2ad dayof June, A.
D. 1871. DAN'L HORLBECk,
clerk Of the District Court Of the United
july2l-tR States for south Ceronna:
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Columbia, February 2s, l8l. marli
@- THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE
application will be made o the Union Bank Of
Charleston, 8. G., for the renewal Of the following
Certificates Of Stock Originals having been lost)
viz:
No. 2so2 for 1s Shares, standing In name OF
THOMAS PARKER, .(attorny0
No. 2a5o for 2 Shares, standing ia name Of
THOMAS PARKER, tattorley.)
No. alA for 1 Share, sanding in name OF
THOMAS PARKER, tattorleyJ
No. 5422 for Shares, standing In name OF
JOSEPH A. WINTHROP.
No. sO51 for S Shares, standing In name OF
FRANCIS WINTHROP. jun19-1amo3
@ TAX NOTIG.-THE TREASU-
RER's BOOKS wiIl be pened for the RECEIPT
OF CORPORATION TAXiat Mr.. ToRoK's House,
at end OF the Bridge,) on MONDAY, 10th instant,
and viii be found there every day between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. and { NJ, Sundays excepted }
until the 1st Of August inclusive. After which
time 20 per cent. will ie added, and Executions
issued against oil defautersc
HOs. q. JERvEY,
treasurer T. NJ. p.
Mount Pleasant, July 6, 1871. july1o-mth7
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gbe GbarIeston Nems,

THURSDAY, JULY II, 1871.
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4 xFEWGOOD SADDLE AND DRAFT
~ Horses and Mules for sale cheap at CHRIS.
TUPHER'S STABL Es,. No. soc King street.
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@ @NOTICE.-DJRINGM MY ABSENCE
from the State Mr.. E. TALFJEN will act as my
Attorney. F. WEHMANN.
july26-3 --...s.r- a
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.w OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENE
FIT OF THE FREE soao0 FUND, No. lat MEET
ING sTREET-CHARLEsTeN, 20 JULY 1s7l.-
onlcial Rafned Numbers Of the Charleston Charl-
table Association, for the Benefit OF the Free
School Fund
CLASS No. lo1-MoRNINe.
sA7-3 -26-l5-52--e --er-20-6
CLASS No. l02-EvENINa.
-65-20-G-69-2e : %.
AS witness our hand this 2eth day Of July, 1871.
FEM PEOK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
) may2e Sworn Commissioners.
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~ WARD No. PRESIDENTS OF
WARD. No. 4. who aN desirous OF taking cut
Naturalization Papers, viii call on ". ", MUoK-;
ENFuss Attorney at Law, No II Bread street,
opposite State street, between the hours Of and
haltpast O'Clock Pm. BENZ. LUCAS,
july25 /: Chairman Ward No. 4.
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Boarbina.

BOARDING. i FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, ny ap-
plying at No. II Wentworth street. DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. mayl6
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A BARGAINl-To PRINTERS AND
~ BOoRBINDERs.LA Ruggies Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, viii be sold low for cash Is nearly
new, cuts 2s inches, and has an extra knife. NO
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TIE
NEWS Job ONCE. marZz
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e@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OITY OF CHARIEsTN-NAYoR'S OFFICE,
GILBERT PILLsBUKYI Mayor Of the said City, in
pursuance of the Statutes OF the said State and
the Ordinances of tbs said City. in such case
made and provided, 10 hereby give notice that
an election for MAYOB AND EIGHTEEN ALDER
MEN Of fthe said City Sill be held on WEDNESDAY,
the eecond day Of August, eighteen hundred and
seventy.one, at the usual places or election
throughout the said City.
The number Of Aldermen to be elected from
each Ward is as follow:
Ward No. 1.-Two
Ward No. 2-Two
Ward No. 3-Thre.
Ward No. Alive
Ward No. 6.Two
Ward No. 6-Two ,.
Ward No. lone
Ward No. s-0ne
The Mayor and the said Aldermen Will be voted
for on one general ticket.
At tho same time, one. School Commissioner
shall be elected BY thelsgal voters Of each Ward.
The polls will be opened at seven O'Clock In the
forenoon, and close at i've O'Clock in the after
noon OF the day OF thesaid election.
II. sl g. PILLSBBRY, Mayor.
Attest: VIZ. X. MrToHM1, Clerk Of Council.
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